i
rtnDcr
I,
102
i.
The
Aroma
0f
AT
AM"
'Paunaru
H4M
betokens
the
perfect
blend.
Superb
in
flavor
Try
it
today.
0D9S
AND
ENDS
IN
I
P.':
n
123.
WHITE
AND
IVORY
DHL5&ERS
al
knock-down
prices
$14.25,
$18.00,
$25.85
and
$30.40
1
Onry,
WHITE
CHIFFONIER
(five
drawers)
.
.
$20.65
1
Onfy,
IVORY
DRESSING
TABLE
AND
CHAIR
.
.
$30.00
I
On
y,
Ivory
Bedroom
Somnoe
$10.00
EEOROOM
TABLES
(with
or
without
drawer)
$7.75
ame
s
Home
furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street
The
WASHTUB
Something
you're
glad
to
tell
"Qood-bye"
There
is
no
woman
who
does
not
enjoy
saying
"good-bye"
to
the
wash-tub.
And
there
is
no
need
for
any
woman
to
even
have
one
about
the
house.
For
our
Wet
Wash
Service
does
all
the
washing
and
returns
your
bundle,
fragrantly
clean,
ready
to
starch,
iron
or
hang
out
to
dry.
When
you
sec
how
well
it
is
done
and
how
little
it
costs
that
is
when
you'll
say
"gord-bye"
to
the
wash-tub
forever.
Wet
Wash
5
c
a
pound
.
MINIMUM
CHARQE
7Bo
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
AND
.
DRY
CLEANERS
Slh
ftvorue
West.
Phono
8
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
Local
and
Persotai
B.C.
Undertakers,
l'liotie
1
1.
llayners,
Undertakers,
I'lione
351
Vou'll
like
uur
coal!
Cousum
its
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
If
Delicious,
refreshing,
in
igur
aliiiB
"SJUIMIEME"
Collie,
tf
Good
men's
Suits
fur
$11.(5
al
Bryant
A.
Greer's.
Lutheran
Bazaar,
Melropole
Hall,
tomorrow
afternoon
and
evening.
Program
8.30
p.m.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
.
Stockton
are
"HiliriK
tonight
on
tho
1'rince
John
for
Massett.
Once
mure
we
can
supply
the
famous
Fdon
coal
in
any
quan
tities.
I'lione
58.
Prince
Huperl
Feed
Co.
tf
The
Women's
Canadian
Club
is
lendcring
a
luncheon
to
Canon
(ould
tomorrow
Tuesday
at
I
i.m.
in
the
Boston
Cafe.
Frank
Morris
of
the
B.C.
Un
dertakero'
left
for
Suiilhers
on
Saturday
night's
train.
He
is
expected
hack
'tomorrow,
The
appointment
of
Henry
Fry
MacLeod
of
1'rince
Huperl
as
coroner
has
been
rescinded,
the
B.C.
Gazette
announces.
William
Goldbloom
returned
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
after
noon
from
a
fur
buying
trip
to
Ocean
Falls
and
Delia
Bella.
The
case
against
II.
Nelson
of
supplying
liquor
lo
Indians
wan
withdrawn
jn
the
cily
police
I'nurl
(his
morning.
1.
MrGulgau.
accountant
for
Maetl
Timber
Cw.
al
Buckley
llay.
armed
in
the
cily
on
the
Prince
John
lat
night.
He
i
enroutc
suulh
on
a
holiday
trip
Mr.
Morle
Craig,
wbu
has
been
south
on
a
holiday
trip,
is
ex
wcled
home
by
the
steamer
I'rmce
Huperl
on
Wednesday
of
this
week.
Itev.
and
Mr-.
J.
Gillelt
and
famllv
arrhed
from
Massett
un
the
Prinee
John
last
night.
They
ure
returning
to
Hie
Inlands
this
evening.
VA
.
F.
Pearee.
who
has
been
running
a
restaurant
at
Port
Clements,
arrived
in
the
city
on
Hie
Prince
John
lat
night.
He
is
on
his
way
south
for
the
winter.
Mr.
and
.Mr.
T.
Jeary.
who
have
lie-n
visiting
for
the
past
month
al
Port
Clements
with
their
daughter.
Mrs.
W.
It.
Pen
ney,
returned
lo
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
lasl
night.
James
Martin,
customs
ollicer
and
general
storekeeper
al
Mas-
sell,
arrhed
in
the
cily
from
the
Uijeen
Charlotte
Nlands
on
the
Prince
John
last
night.
C.P.H.
steamer
Princess
Mary,
hound
frotu
Vancouver
to
soulh-
ealeni
Alaska
ports,
arrived
in
Htrl
at
2:15
this
afternoon.
I'he
following
passengers
are
hooked
to
go
norlh
on
I
he
vessel:
for
Juneau
Father
A.
P.
Kaslie-vurolT
and
Mrs.
I..
Johnson;
for
Ketchikan
Mrs.
Mercer,
Esther
Smith,
F
Maynard,
Violet
May-n
ard,
Mrs.
M.
Mayiard
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Mallory.
Sailing
time
is
set
for
i
o'clock.
I"
Brocaded
Tweeds
An
unusual
purchase
enables
us
lo
offer
these
bountiful
ami
serviceable
dross
materials
al
a
fraction
of
their
value
40
inches
wide
in
many
Shades
mid
colorings.
Hejtular
n'.'o
At
Only
Per
Yard
$1.50
West
of
England
Store
SMITH
BLOCK.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
FLANNEL
AND
HOUSE
DRE88E8
FOR
LADIES
AND
CHILDREN
ON
SALE
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Avt.
Suil
Values
see
our
advl.
in
this
issue.
JJryaut
A
Greer,
Lid.
Frank
Ward
and
daughler,Mii
Nora
Ward,
arrived
in
the
cityj
on
the
Prince
John
from
.Mas-
sett.
They
expect
lo
spend
u
ouple
of
weeks
here.
Mired
Adams
prominent
llve
cilizen
of
Maell,
arrived
in
I
he
city
on
the
Prince
John
last
nighl.
He
is
here
on
business
and
expects
to
return
to
the
Is
lands
tonight.
At
2.30
on
Saturday
afternoon
the
fire
department
responded
lo
an
alarm
from
lue
lane
between
Second
and
Third
Avenue
where
a
smoke
scare
was
caused
by
the
engine
of
the
Woodcock
Dairy.
During
the
month
of
Novem
ber,
the
fire
department
responded
to
seven
alarms.
There
was
damage
only
in
the
case
of
the
Beaver
Bottling
Works
where
the
tloor
was
partly
burned,
the
loss
being
placed
al
I5.
Lynn
Hastings
l.yje
of
Pouce
Coupe
lias
1
ice
n
appointed
a
coroner
and
John
Dickson
Moore
of
Fort
Fraser
a
slipendiary
magistrate,
the
B.C.
Gazelle
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Iterle
Smith
ars
now
in
Vaueomer
on
their
way
to
Premier
after
their
lioneytiioon.
They
wen
married
recently
in
Manitoba.
Mrs.
Smith
was
for
merly
a
nur
at
Premier
and
Mr.
Smith
is
assistant
manager
of
the
Premier
mine.
The
ap'Htlnlment
of
W-allvr
Gale
as
stipendiary
magistrate.
small
debt
court
Judge
and
de
puly
coroner
has
been
rescinded
the
II.C.
Gazelle
announces.
Mr.
(Sale
was
recently
transferred
to
Hie
taxation
department
al
Yap
couver.
George
Hodger,
brother
of
Mrs.
It.
W.
Howard
of
Fourth
Avenue
lkil
and
late
with
the
Cold
Stnr
age
Company,
.
returned
to
town
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
wijh
his
bride,
formerly
Mis
McPher-
son.
of
Maryhill,
Glasgow.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hodger
'will
lake
up
I
heir
residence
here
on
Mus-grave
Place.
W.
F.
Ileak,
who
has
been
con
ducting
a
store
at'Fdson,
arrived
in
the
city
from
Fjlmoutou
on
last
night's
train
and
is
registered
al
the
Prince!
Huperl
Hotel.
Mr.
Ileak,
who
a
well
known
old
timer
here,
Is
making
his
first
visit
to
the
city
since
his
recent
trip
to
the
old
.country
with
J.
G.
Scott.
C.
D.
llniinons
of
Portland,
Oregon,
and
Allan
Stewart
oi
Vancouver,
who
have
been
doing
assessment
work
on
mineral
and
oil
claims
on
the
(Jueeu
Charlotte
Islands
for
several
mouths,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Jolm
last
night
ami
will
proceed
south
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
Cardena.
They
expect
to
he
hark
in
two
or
three
weeks'
time.
Mr.
Kmmons
is
very
hopt-rul
of
prospects
un
the
Islands,
but
says
he
is
not
going
lo
make
any
,laliv-
menls
for
publication
until
he
has
something
worth
while
to
announce.
He
has
taken
an
aclhe
interest
in
the
Oueen
yucen
Charlotte
Islands
for
several
years.
Do
You
Know?
THAT
ir
your
vtomarh
Is
out
of
or-dcr
)ou
ar.
iwvdUiifijr
furryiu
burilm
or
mturr
ivhlch
Jb-To
will
nllovo
In
o
mlnuto
f.uit
imiIdm.
nrltl
Mlomarh.
sour-burnlnf
Momarh
rvxon
Immediately
lo
Jo-To.
Sold
n
all
Vtuj
Mora
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I.ullieruu
IliuHar,
December
2,
Metropole
Hall.
Hebekah
liazaar,
SI.
Andrew'
Hooms,
December
0.
Methodist
Church
Bazaar,
Dee-ember
11.
if
20lh
CENTUHY
SUITS
on
Sale
for
2U5
at
Bryaul
&
Oreer,
Lid.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
II.
Maxwell
jin
I
Frank
Pine,
who
arrived
in
Hie
cilv
on
the
Princess
Beatrice
(Saturday
aflernoon,
will
leave
to-'
'night
on
the
Prince
John
fori
Buckley
Hay.
Mr.
Maxwell
is
'assistant
superintendent
for
Hie1
Maxwell
Timber
Co.
and
Mr.
Pine
is
otore
manager.
They
have!
been
couth
on
a
holiday
trip.
Father
A.
M
Kashevaroff
of
Juneau,
who
has
been
in
(he
city
for
the
past
two
wf'
is
returning
norlh
on
I
mf
rinciTs
Mary
this
aflernoon.
ring
Ins
visit
here,
Father
KashevaroflT
has
been
instrumental
in
the
steps
that
are
now
being
taken
lo
establish
a
museum
locally
and
in
connection
with
which
a
meeting
is
lo
lie
held
in
the
Council
Chamber
Wednesday
evening.
Northbound
from
Vancouver
to,
Stewart.
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
A.
H.
Dickson,
was
in
port
,
from
I.
(5
lo
8
o'clock
yesterday.
The
vessel
had
the
following
passengers:
for
Prince
Huht(
William
Goldblodhi.
Mrs.
Turtle,
O.-B.
I-akc,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
It.
Wiley
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Hodger;
for
Stewart
Mr.
Pilling.
F.
Hoberlson
and
F.
D.
Hush;
for
Alice
Ann
Mrs.
T.
W.
Fal
coner
and
daughter;
for
Anoyx
II.
It.
Plummer
and
Mrs.
Hume
and
son.
ORANGEMEN
ELECT
.
OFFICERS
FOR
YEAR
The
following
officers
were
circled
liy
the
Loyal
Orange
IMlge
for
the
ensuing
year
at
their
regular
meeting
held
in
the
Metropole
Hall.
Worshipful
master,
L.
S.
Ar-
roll.
Deputy
worshipful
masler,
J.
A.
Teng.
Chaplain,
T.
Huuller.
Keeording
secretary,
F.
Ahl-
ridge.
Financial
secretary
1L
S.
Barnwell.
.
Director
of
cere
monies,
11.
Parks.
First
lecturer.
Geo.
Mueaulay
Second
lecturer.
II.
Smith.
Committee
men,
WV
.Kyibier-f
on.
D
Mackenzie.
J.
Howe,
and
H
Armstrong.
Inside
tyler.
H.
Armstrong.
Outside
tyler.
M.
H.
I.enion.
PLAYED
WITH
MATCHES
CHILD
LOSES
LIFE
WIRELESS
STATION
AUOGGING
CAMP
Charlie
Harding,
formerly
of
i
VANCOIVKR.
Dee.
I
Haiplii
Hurford.
lliree
veacs
..f
ase.
ii
dead
as
I
lie
result
of
liurns.
The,
child
was
playing
with
matches
which
ignited.
Prince
John
Will
be
In
!
Charge
of
New
Plant
at
1
Logan
Inlet
Leo
Main,
construct
ion
en
gineer
for
the
Canadian
Marconi
Co.,
arrived
al
Logan
Inlet
on
Hie
Prince
John
this
trip
to
in-
1
slal
a
wireless
station
al
the
Kelly
logging
camp
there.
Charlie
Harding,
formerly
operator
on
the
steamer
Prince
John,
will
be
in
charge
of
the
radio
station
at
Logan
Inlet.
MEN
ARE
MORE
SHORT
TEMPERED
THAN
WOMEN
Is
it
so.
or
is
il
not
so?
Some
1
men
naturally
will
dispule
the'
statement,
but
these
same
men!
should
recollect
Hie
limes
lliey!
have
lost
their
tempers
when
they
lit
Hie
fire
in
the
morning'
and
il
went
out,
leaving
them
to
do
the
whole
thing
over
again.
Fortunately
this
trouble
can
busily
be
eliminated.
Coal
is
being
sold
loday
which
can
lie
ig--liled
from
paper
rolled
into;
halls.
A
good
fire
is
going
in
a'
few
minutes
and
breakfusl
is!
ready
in
no
time.
This
coal
is
(he
famous
Na-I
unimo-Wellinglou,
sold
only
by
Albert
McCaffery.
F.very
pound'
of
il
double
screened
no
rock
or
I
shale,
no
slack
r.nd
very
little
ash.
It
lasts
longer,
gives
greater
heat
and
better
service.
These'
ure
some
of
the
reasons
for
so!
many
repeat
orders.
He
one
.of
the
many
wise
people.
Do
as
they
do
by
ordering
nothing
but
Na-liaimo-Welliiigtou
coal
Prompt
and
civil
service.
Hemcmber
hc
phoiu!
numbers
are
110
ad
50i.
TOYLAND
OPENS
TODAY
COME
AND
BRING
THE
CHILDREN
Here
are
Toy--
from
all
parts
of
the
world,
well
made,
distinctive
and
low
in
price.
Now
is
the
time
to
make
your
selections
before
the
rush
commences.
EXTRAORDINARY
VALUES
IN
ALL
DOLLS
McRae's
Special
...
$1
,30
Full
juinled.
fine
qualify
bisque
lo
ad,
moving
eyes
and
real
eyelashes,
flowing
curly
hair,
jointed
at
neck,
shoulders,
elbow,
wrist,
hip
and
knee,
miudin
dress,
braid,
lace,
shoes
and
?ock
$1.30.
See
our
window.
Olner
lines
equally
good
value.
Waterman
and
Wahl
Pens
Ur
ran
-nil
any
taste
in
a
fuuptai''
pen
llii-
Christmas.
The
plain,
seir-fiHed,
with
clip,
$2.75
in
fiuue
and
medium
points.
A
little
larger
awl
heavier
al
$4.25,
$5.25,
$6.25
Gold
hands
and
clips,
.
.
$3.50,
$4.50,
$B.50
Solid
I
(K
gold
bauds
and
clips
$12.00
to
$15.00
Gold
cased
all
over,
$11.00
up
We
a
No
have
them
in
velvet
cases
with
pencil
to
match.
I
Mir
price
are
the
same
as
advertised
M
'vwhere
and
we
will
exchange
until
i
i
j
g''l
one
to
suit
your
hand.
I.
link
over
nor
splendid
stock.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
JEWELLERS
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
Men
s
Special
This
Week
Slater's
Invictus
Shoe,
lic-t
calf
stock
$9.50
Special
Assortment
ot
Discontinued
Lines
in
Men's
Shoes,
all
al
$5.75
Small
sizes
only.
English
Shoes,
cost
price
$0.50.
Phone
357.
Ch
OUR
ristmas
Cards
this
year
are
the
uice-l
we
have
ever
had
more
color-more
variclv
more
dc-igns
and
made
up
heller
than
ever
before.
,
Prices
range
from
5c
each
for
the
ordinary
ones
to
$1.50
each
for
the
large
hand-paiiiled
ones.
Cull
in
and
make
your
chiiee
today
while
lhe
selection
is
besL
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Third
Ave.
&
Sixth
St.
The
Rexall
Store
Phones
82
and
200