Friday.
NovcnrtTrr
?8,
9?4
THE
DAILY
NFV
f
-V
t
I-
J
w
If
If
Harken
Ye
Ladies
!
250
Yards
SPUN
Why
it
is
Turnl'.
No.
ScH
bll
th4
but
dWrri.
SILK
AT
$1.10
PER
YARD
All
thoso
who
have
Christmas
Gifts
to
make
would
do
well
to
take
advantage
of
this
exceptional
offer
of
finest
quality
SPUN
SILK
fop
Dresses,
Underthlngs,
etc
Shades
include
White,
Flesh,
Helio,
Peach,
Salmon,
Sand,
Tan
and
Natural.
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
ONLY
$1.10
Per
Yard
We
reserve
the
right
to
limit
any
customer
to
5
yards.
Vest
of
England
Store
ODDS
AND
ENDS
IN
WHITE
AND
IVORY
DRESSERS
at
knock-down
pricss
$14.25,
$18.00,
$25.85
and
$30.40
1
Only,
WHITE
CHIFFONIER
(five
drawers)
$20.65
1
Only,
IVORY
DRESSING
TABLE
AND
CHAIR
.
.
$30.00
I
Only,
Ivory
Bedroom
Somnoe
$10.00
BEDROOM
TABLES
(with
or
without
drawer)
$7.75
Phono
123.
9
mrw
s
Home
Furnishings
"V
it
T1
it
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street
u
fan
la
K
iwa
&i
In
8
Lb
I
U
THE
PUREWOOL
UNDERCLOTHING
THAT
WILL
NOT
SHRINK.
different
'7iLt3
tDUHiva..
:eeteeV
J7n
l
A.
,vv
J
This
skc.p
on
hxillei
undcrclolhini
sitnifits:
-
it
13
guaranteed
NOT
TO
"ITCH"
or
irri-ta'e-
-it
is
made
of
the
fame
Ion?
fine
wool
that
our
babies'
fTarmcntK
are
made
from.
If
baby
can
wear
it
you
can.
For
COMFORT,
wear
(Knilini)
eJWJ."
UmlcrcIoUuntj
tniljr
Cinadian
pro-luct
of
60
jtn
rfpuUtion
n)
quality,
unexcelled
by
even
tfie
lit'
imported.
A
Suggeetion
FOR
LADIES
Buy
C
EF.TtX'
N.
H5-
twistiM.
pur.
Krt
oul
lo.Ti.in.tK.il
or
FOR
MEN
Pur
"fEEIFC
No.
IX
nnwt.
ftttflmt
'
al
pirn
ol
fiorly
tirttcd.
rr
"CETEE
ft.
J
nV
luic'
trfrtnt.
el
mil
od
.kmtrt
Bnknf
nicrf
ira'lc.
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ty(A
','J,
fit?)
i
i
Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Undertakers,
l'lione
1.1.
llayiier,
Undertakers,-
Phone
35
1
You'll
like
our
coall
Consum
ers
Coal
Co.
Phono
7..
e
tf
Delicious
.refreshing
invigoir-
alinb'
SUPIIKMK'
Coffee,
.
If
Once
more,
wo
can
supply
the
famous
Ktlson
coal
in
any
quantities.
Phone
58.
Prince
IluivBVl
Feed
Co:
,
tf
Kverloly
please
iijortfUic
Elk.'
nias
Cheer
Candle
Guess-ins:
contest.
A
worthy
cause.
Ask
any
UrotliPr
Bill.
'
X
If
Last
iiikIiI's
gale
took
shingles
off
several
roofs
in
the
S(yfpbt,
as
far
as
was
to
be
asceiHaTrie1
this
morning,
there
was
no
sen
ous
damage.
At
7.15
last
night,
the
fire
ile
partment
responded
to
a
eall
from
John
Hremner,
Fifth
Ave
nue
Mast,
where
a
cliimacy
fire
did
no
damage.
.
II.
A.
PrJ".,
who
has
IiM-n,on
the
local
Via
IT
of
the
Hank
3f
Montreal
fdr
the
past
couple
of
years,
sailt'l
this
morning
for
Vancouver
Khere
he
will
repdrt
to
head
office
for
transfer.
Miss
Huth
Holivar,
a
recent
radualc
from
the
llaifllon
llos-
pilal
Iruiiiing
school
for
nurses,
arrived
froiii
the
interior
on
last
night's
train
ami
this
morning
sailed
fur
Vancouver
on
the
learner
Prince
llupert.
City
Police
Chief
W.
II.
Mak
ers
sailed
on
the
Priifr
Itu-il
this
iiioruing
for
the
south
having
in
custody
two
prfsonec?
wlio
will
-ene
terms
at
Okalla
pri-wn.
Iniring
the
ah-ence
of
IfiTe
chipf.
Sergeanl
A.
II.
Itailey
will
ho
in
charge
at
tin-
police
Station.
J
The
American
halibut
sebou-
I-
Sitka
was
taken
on
the.-jtOH
iooiis
al
the
local
dry
dgcV
tMs
morning
for
examination
follow
ing
a
recent
grouihllng.
-which
caused
the
lo
of
her
prvppiler
The
Sitka
has
been
at
Hie
(4ln-
adian
Fish
.V
Cold
Storage
Co.'s
dork
for
llie-imst
week
vr
For
The
eisht-hour
day
Imard
which
arrived
.in
the
city
from
the
Knl
last
night
and
held
a
session
here
in
the
Court
House,
sailed
for
the
south
on
the
I'rincc
llupert
lbi
morning.
The
board
consists
of
.1.
.
McNiven,
chairman.
F.
V.
Foster
and
T.
F.
Pal-
erson.
.1.
I..
Ilaine
is
serelar
to
(he
board.
Stephen
H.
Hoskins
of
Sinilh-
ers,
district
deputy
grand
master
A.F.
A
A.M.,
returned.
on
the
I'riuce
llupert
this
morning
from
Anyox
where
be
paii
an
official
visit
lo
Knoch
Lodtre.
.
lit-
will
visit
Tsiuipscaii
Lodge
here
before
P'lurning
to
the
interior.
He
is
accompanied
on
his
trln
w
John
Calhrae
also
of
Smilhers.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Huso
Stratford
and
daughters
left
on
the
steam
er
Prince
llupert
Hits
morning
for
Vancouver
where
Ihev
will
sYend
the
winter,
Mr.
Stratford
i
planning
trips
lo
Kasteru
cilie
where
he
will
endeavor
lo
put
on
Ihe
market
a
new
automobile
in
vent
ion
recently
herfeeleil
hv
himself.
One
of
their
da
iirlileis
who
was
stricken
with
scarlet
fever
here,
will
proceed
smilli
a
soon
as
she
is
able
lo
travel.
C.
II.
Lewis,
who
conducted
the
musical
show
for
the
local
Klks'
Lodae,
will
sail
on
the
Princes
Mary
on
Monday
with
Mrs.
Lewis
for
Kelehikan
where
they
will
re,
main
milil
the
middle
of
next
month.
Alter
hi.,
trip
to
Ketchikan.
Mr.
Lewis
has
engagement;
lo
fill
in'
important
southern
cities.
II,.
j
an
American
Flk
and
has
had
long
experience
in
comic
opera
work,
having
been
al
one
time
associated
with
the
famous
Weber
A
I'lrbN
company
Advertise
in
Ihe
Daily
News
INftnUNRFMrN-rfi
Lutheran
Bazaar,
December
2,
Mclruple
Hall.
Ilebekiih
Bazaar,
St.
Andrew's
llooins,
December
0.
Methodist
Churcli
Bazftar,
Dec
ember
11.
tf
FLANNEL
AND
HOUSE
DRESSES
FOR
LADIES
AND
CHILDREN
ON
SALE
MRS.
GRAHLIVfAN
Second
Avo.
V.
O.
Watson
returned
last
night
from
a
trip
to
l.akelse
Lake
and
left
lily.
sl'',l',,r
Prince
Hupejl
ttifs"
MifTlVirt)
for
Vancouver.
'Mr.
WttUou,
who
formerly
had
an
interest,
in
the
l.akelse
Lake1
Hotel,
la
JR4
iiiT
into
bsi-
ness
in
VhucoU'
C.
E.
D
inter
and
Jess
V.rvfl
returned
soulh
ton
I
lie.
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
a
Her
hatig
spent
a
week
in
the
city.
Mr.
Croft
was
lookiug
into
the
sheep
raising
coudifioiMidA
lite
district.
Mr.
BainterrrtJpiie
o
Ids
buine
al
Long
Beach.
The
schooner
Citygenn.
Capt
Jim
AluMiin.
4wrmt4
U.
pacil
this
mocniiig
Jtooni
w.c.ek's
bant
mg
cruise
down
iiie
coast,
ltie
party
included
Sydney
Hunter,
Herbert
Taylor
wnl
Ce-il
Morri
son.
A
good
bog
of
deer
and
ducks
was
secured.
Jap
oranges
tnnde
their
first
appearance
of
the
season
in
tecs
I
stores
Ibis
morn
in
vi.
the
initial
shimenl
having
arrived
on
Ihe
I'nion
steamer
Venture
last
night.
They
are
retailing
al
llc
Ihe
box.
SALE
AND
TEA
HELD
TELKWA
TOWN
HALL
Event
was
Followed
by
Whist
and
Bridge
Party
in
Evening
TF.LKWA.
Xo7.
i'8.
Tin.
W.A.
of
SI.
SIciiImui'n
ciiiirch
held
a
mos
success
rut
,jntn
il
'en
in
the
Town
llal
Vdues,luv
af-
lernoon.
The
uresident.
Mrs.
H.
M.
HHip
had
chartl
of
the
fanry
work
stall
which
was
load
ed
Willi
many
u'ul
and.
dainty
things.
A
very
prJ4UiU
presided
I'Vjtr
iiy
Mr.
ili.nf.lweTl
and
IHi".
Ticehursl
solj
tMrJdwnrs
wi
candies.
A
)l'iif
faking
stall
looked
after
by
Medame
Ct.el-lllmrgj.
atVVf
Wis
i.vcrv
busy
plate,,
4hikni
ilariy
v.
jammI
things
might
lie
had.
Mis-
.
Greene
and
-Mis-.
D.
Tljompson
were
respmisftftc
."for"
"the
tea
"
'
'
'
tables.
At
night
a
wliisfiind
hridire
drive
was
well
attendf.l.
Russian
porr
dies
HKVAL.
Valerfos
Brjus...'.
the
Itussian
poet,
died
recently
nt
Moscow,
fifty-one
years
old.
II.
was
considered
oths
of
tin-
uin-l
prominenl
rcpreseufatives
..f
modern
lliissian
lilenilure.
H,.
was
a
member
of
Ihe
Communist
I'ariy.
OUR
SALE
OF
Ladies
Winter
Dresses
Continues
until
all
Dreates
arc
Sold
W'r
I'll
!
I
I
i
..ii,
ci-to
iieiinil
.
iis
m'
Sprms
;iik1
jmids.
mii'
.lfes
Piorctto
Twill
and
Trlcotln
'
Drossas
In
Brown.
Nmy
and
Hand.
Si.-s
:it,.44.'
Sale
Price
SteEO
to
$14.50
liiiinlre..
..f
l
ively
designs
lo
el
i
from
Our
Wlntor
Coat
Salo
Still
Running
Call
gains,
pleased
stock.
13
in
a.
ui
'u'.tur
bar-N
'
are
always
I"
lnw
you
our
"BENT'S"
Third
Avcnuo
HE
SURE
FELT
MEAN
BUT
MENDEDHIS
WAYS
Said
a
well
known
local
man
ii
II..
r
.lav
"Well.
Sir,
the
ineanesl
reeling
I
ever
had
come
lo.cr
me
was
last
Christmas
i
morning.
I
had
passed
up
the
Ichrislmus
card
idea
inlirt1y
anil
of
course
was
deluged
with
all
!
sort's
or
lovely
.Christmas
greet
-jings
from
relatives
and
old
friends.
And
there.
I
hadn
t
sent
out
a
single
one.
I
thuughl
ther
ir
everyone
liu.il
been
like
inyseir
a
lot
of
real
joy
would
have
been
lost.
1
determined
to
see
that
milling
oflhe
sort
occurs
this
Christinas.
I
am
going
to
dispense
sunshine
on
the
"
glad
morn"
a
well
as
receive
it."
Your
private
greeting
card
can
lie
selected
at
Roue,
Cowan
.V
Latta's,
Fourth
St..
from
our
wi
'
range
al
mrideratc
cost,
and
cards
will
be
printed
on
day
of
order.
Plioue
23
1.
THE
PERSONAL
ESSAY
The
class
had
been
told
by
Ih
teacher
lo
write
compositions
m
which
they
must
not
attempt
any
flights
of
fancy,
hut
should
mis
state
what
was
really
in
Hi
The
slar
production
from
tin-
command
was
composition
writ
ten
by
a
boy
who
was
holh
sin
cere
ami
painstaking.
II
ran
a
follows:
"I
shall
not
attempt
any
Hit.
of
fancy,
but
weigh!
just
whai
i
really
in
me.
In
me
there
i
my
slommick.
lungs,
liver,
I
wo
ai
pies,
two
cakes
and
my
diiui.T.'
ST.
ANDREW'S
WON
OVER
GROTTO
TEAK
Aggregate
Score
in
Last
Night's
Second
Division
Billiard
Tournament
was
656
to
536
The
t.
Andrew's
sen.
ml
,vi-ioii
billiard
team
was
Min-e--f;i;
in
winning
over
the
(ir.ill..
l.v
an
aggregate
Hcnre
of
65tf
lo
5'Jti
in
Ihe
league
tournanieiu
last
night.
The
high
break
of
the
evening
22--was
made
by
W.
J.
.Nelson
of
the
(.initio
team.
The
individual
score
were
as
follows:
.
J.
Nelson
HVrtdlo
1
50:
J.
.
Mian
(Al.
Andrew's.
i.t.
i.
Htyfhn
(UrolUH
Hi;
J.
Bytjovn
iHt.
Andrew's)
150.
4.
tieesley,
lit);
M.
Andrews.
I
to.
W.
H.
Jarnian.
6W:
M.
M.
Mae-
Larl.lau.
I&O.
,
.
S.
Suga,
116;
J.
Andrews.
I.ru
League
aUmtiiiK
l
date
fol
lows:
i
t.
H.
H.
P.
..
H.
W.
V.
A.
SI.
Andrew's
(iiotln
Id
Sloi.lice
llllllli-
iianrw
TIL
IHK
'0h:i
llH5
t
1
11
t.'To
17
ill
Ave.
7
2
1
6Vi
2
.::'.
fi.15
5K-t
MEN
ARE
MORE
SHORT
TEMPERED
THAN
WOMEN
Is
it
so.
or
is
it
not
so?
S..nn
men
naturally
will
dispute
tic
statement,
but
these
same
in-'
should
recollect
the
limes
tiny
'iave
lost,
their
temper,
when
Miey
lit
the
fire
in
the
morning
and
it
went
out,
leaving
them
i,
do
Ihe
whole
thing
over
again.
Fortunately
this
trouble
ran
asily
In.
eliminated,
(ion
I
i
,...
ig
sold
today
which
can
be
m-nleil
from
paper
rolled
into
(alls.
A
good
fire
is
going
in
a
few
minutes
and
breakfast
is
i
'
ad)
in
no
lime.
This
coal
is
the
fatuous
Na-iiaiiun-Wellinglon,
sold
only
by
lherl
4
McCaffery.
Every
pound
f
it
double
screened
no
nwk
or
-hafe,
no
slaek
;.nd
very
lillle
ash.
II
lasts
longer,
gives
ureat-
cr
heat
and
heller
service.
These
are
some
r
the
reasons
for
so
juiany
repeat
orders.
Ile
one
of
I
be
many
Wise
people.
Do
as
I
bey
do
by
ordering
iiolhing
bill
Na-iiaiui.
i-Wellington
comI.
Prompt
and
civil
service.
Ilemember
Ihe
phone
numbers
are
lf.
ami
501.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Take
notice
t,a
AM,
,,.,M.
Iielueeii
iseeoud
Avenun
S.
veiiteeiilh
SI
reel
will
lie
etosed
j
lor
one
uioutli
commencing
Mon-
uay
iiemjtuiier
I.
Ilesidenls
are
repiestei
to
g(i
in
their
supply
of
coal,
dr.,
before
I
hat
dale.
F.
W.
I'LWIIKON,
-80
City
Engineer.
INDIGESTION
relieved
in
two
mlnuUe
with
JO-TO
1
Truly
Economical
S
because
AUK
Til,,,
ALADA
Slater's
Invictut
Shoo,
lies!
i-ulf
Uh
Special
.-irlmeiil
of
llisronliiiueil
Lines
mi
M
i
all
at
Small
sue,,
only.
Kiiglish
.Shoes,
rust
price
Phone
357.
WINTER
1!
niio
draws
so
richly
in
the
teapot.
The
flavor
is
superb
Try
it.
You
Old
Dear
It's
Just
Adorable
lie
had
jnsl
given
lier
n
wrist
wuMi
k
one
of
the
new
pallerns.
The
pride
in
her
new
possession
is
im
reslrainiMl
fur
he
surely
showed
gun.)
lle
in
the
chinning,
nlnl
we
tiaran
tel
lite
niOvcmeiil
(u
givo
every
ati
faction.
The
irice
IhU
your
are
lower
llian
ever
Htforv
because
Ihe
Svvls.
watch
fui
l..r
ie
have
all
slarlwl
niAking
sm.,11
wnlches,
ami
Iheir
nmrkel
in
Ilaa
i
(
V1
(lentitiiiy
is
not
Ihe
!mt
mi
Ukm
Jiave
to
offer
us
low
prices.
Yon
hoiii
see
-uitir
of
Ihe
little
b.
a
tie
from
$20.00
to
$75.00
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
fiuc-s
who
wrole
Ihi
ml?
C,ut
write
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"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
Men's
Special
This
Week
$9.50
$5.75
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
Effective
November
17th.
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prince
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CHARLOTTE
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ASIEN0ER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
MONOAV,
WEONESOAV,
IATUR0AV,
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WINNIPEO,
all
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SUIm.
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ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Clly
Tlckil
Otflc.
62S
Third
Af,
Prise
Ruprl.
Pheo
t
Do
not
delay
a
savings
deposit
on
account
of
its
small
size.
Small
regular
deposits
soon
amount
to
a
substnn
tial
sum.
One
dollar
opens
a
savings
account
at
any
branch
of
the
Union
Dank.
ri
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
H.
H.
Little,
Manager