ODDS
AND
ENDS
IN
WHI
Send
ft
TE
AND
IVORY
DUELERS
at
knock-down
prices
514.25,
$18.00,
$25.85
and
$30.40
1
Or.ly,
WHITE
CHIFFONIEF1
(five
drawers)
.
.
.
$20.65
1
Only,
IVORY
DRESSINQ
TABLE
AND
CHAIR
.
.
$30.00
0ny(
lr
Bedroom
Somnoe
$10.00
SEDfiOOM
TABLES
(with
or
without
drawer)
$7.75
Barries
Home
Furnishings
pi
ne
1
23.
3rd
Avenue
and
lit
Street
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WASHTUB
Slh
Averue
WosU
Phone
8
7l
.
fUr,
Something
you're
glad
to
tell
"Qooclbye"
There
is
no
woman
who
does
not
enjoy
saying
"pood-bye"
to
the
wnsh-tub.
And
there
is
no
need
for
any
woman
to
even
have
one
about
the
house.
For
our
Wet
Wash
Service
docs
all
the
washing
and
returns
your
bundle,
fragrantly
clean,
ready
to
stttrch,
iron
or
hang
out
to
dry.
When
you
see
how
well
it
is
done
and
how
little
it
costs
that
is
when
youll
say
"good-bye"
to
the
wash-tub
forever.
Wet
Wash
5
c
a
pound
MINIMUM
CHARGE
75c
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
AND
DRY
CLEANERS
-
-
-
-
ii
Local
and
Persoul
.
,t
i
H.C,
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Haynm,
Undertakers,
I'lioue
351
You'll
like
our
coal
I
Consum
ers
Coal
Co,
I'lioue
7.
if
I
Delicious,
refreshing,
invigor
ating
'
slT'HKMK"
Coffee.
If
Dorothy
Vernon
of
Iladdou
it
.
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..
.
.
.
.
1
111
Vancouver
151.01
perl
seal.
fsltiulfiie
loniaht
50c.
Hebekah
llazaar
ails'
sale
of)
fancy
work,
.SI.
Andrew's
room,
December
0.
from
3
lo
C.
lloyal
Purple
llazaar.
Wednes
day,
December
3,
in
Elks
Home.
Hridge-"hnt
drive
and
dance
In
I
lie
evening.
Once
more
we
can
supply
(he
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Field
Strang
are
leaving
for
Ihe
Sunnyaidc
Can
iery
tins
afternoon,
returning
tomorrow.
hiilght
of
J'ytJiiasI
Nomina-
1011
and
election
of
officers,
Mon
lay.
Iiecemher
I
at
8
p.m.
I'leasc
attend.
F.
V.
Vech.
K.lt.
&
S
28,
Otto
II.
Phillips
arrived
in
the
ily
yesterday
morning
from
nyox
and
sailed
today
on
the
rincen
Ilealriee
for
Vancouver
ctiroule
to
his
old
home
near
Montreal
where
he
plans
lo
re
main.
L...YH.
steamer
I'rince
John
is
lue
from
,
Vancouver
via
the
Jueen
Charlotte
Islands
lomor-
ow,
the
definite
hour
of
arrival
ot
yet
being
eel.
The
vessel
ill
return
couth
by
the
sam
ute
Monday
night.
L'ii
ion
steamer
Venture,
Capl
A.
Johiiidoue,
was
in
port
from
t
to
10
o'clock
this
morula
outhbouud
from
the
Naas
Hivcr
lo
Vancouver.
The
vessel
dis
'.-barged
lumler
at
Albert
A
Mc-
Callery's
dick.
SI.
Andrew'M
St?My.
Auniver-iry
eedviee
will
be
held
in
the
J'lf'liyleriaii
Church
on
Sunday.
vmeiiuW
.10,
at
7.30
p.m.
Hev
H.
It.
Grant
officiating.
Members
ill
inri'l
al
the
nxMii
al
tt:l.
.111.
aud
the
Ladle'
Auxiliary
a
Ihe
cliureh.
V.
T.
.Mue,
buwl
contractor.
tin
it
engaged
in
making
repairs
ii
Hie
wharf
at
Port
impon,
I
hi
town
awaiting
the
arrival
nun
Ihe
-until
nf
wtrt
for
hi
Hodriver.
He
will
return
to
t'urt
Simpoii
us
noon
as
the
(material
eomes
in.
C.IMt.
Meaiuer
I'rincess
Htytt-
riee,
Uipl.
II.
I
hump-on,
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
wayports
al
o'clock
lhi
afternoon
and
re
lumed
eoulh
at
3.
The
vessel.
which
was
in
the
Skeena
It
her
this
morning,
brought
half
a
linen
parngei'.
here
and
about
it)
Ions
of
local
freight.
Ilev.
S.
II.
Gould.
M.A..
M.D
Canon
at
Ihe
Cathedral
at
Jcru-
alem
ami
Ihe
present
general
ecrelury
of
the
Canadian
Church
MUcionary
Society
and
perhaps
he
most
important
ollicial
in
the
Church
nf
Kiulaud
in
Canada,
preach
in
the
Anglican
Church
here
on
Sunday
evening.
o
member
of
Ihe
Church
of
ngland
or
in
I
ere
sled
friends
hould
fall
to
hear
him.
Brocaded
Tweeds
An
unusual
purchase
enables
us
lo
offer
these
beautiful
and
serviceable
dress
materials
at
11
fraction
of
their
value
10
Indies
wide
in
many
shades
mid
colorings.'
Hegular
2.i'3
At
Only
Per
Yard
.
.
$1.50
West
of
England
Store
SMITH
ILOCK.
FLANNEL
AND
HOUSE
DRESSES
FOR
LADIES
AND
CHILDREN
ON
SALE
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
HOOVER
POLICY
IN
THE
STATES
(continued
from
page
one
measure
in
1
lie
eiimiiiauon
01
national
waste,
and
(lie
work
of
the
Nortliwenlern
Superpower
Committee,
of
which
Mr.
Hoover
is
the
chairman,
was
reviewed.
amous
Edon
coal
in
any
quan-l
operating
with
'Hies.
I'hone
08.
Feed
Co,
Prince
Ituperl
If
The
department's
work
in
co
otlier
agencies
for
the
building
of
better
homes,
and
more
widespread
home
ownership,
was
also
reviewed.
Trade
Associations
Mr.
Hoover
in
his
report
de-lared
(hat
one
of
the
most
itn-
'orlant
factors
in
elimination
of
lational
waste,
was
trade
asso
ciation
organization
throughout
the
country.
He
declared
that
while
some
of
the
smaller
of
'hee
aisorialions
have
operated
to
restrain
Irade
and
competi
tion,
trade
associations
generally
have
proved
very
valuable
in
Ihe
economic
development
of
Ihe
country.
These
associations
are
ham-ered
in
their
work,
however,
he
aid.
because
there
Is
no
clearly
leiiiioa
ime.
either
or
law
or
ourt
decision
of
what
activities
re
and
arc
not
in
the
public
in.
nrfl
Mnitv
nranfy-ilinnt
fniir
HAS
MIXED
MEMBERS
Chamber
of
the
Swedi-h
lliksdag
or
variety
of
occupation
and
-ial
statu.
The
list
of
members
oiitaiiis
more
than
V
different
itle
to
describe
the
pursuits
and
.ositions
of
(he
230
persons
eon-
tituliug
tthe
full
prnbership
The
Social-Democrats
gained
nouah
strength
to
dictate
a
new
abiuet
headet
by
Hie
veteran
talesman
HJalmar
llrauling,
.vhii
ha
twice
before
been
So-ial-Democrat
premier
of
'weilen.
'
Anmng
his
cabinet
nembiTs
are
F.
V.
Thorsson,
ninister
of
finance,
.
who
rose
'mm
a
shoemaker;s
'apprentice
o
his
pre-cnt
place
at
Ihe
king's
'ouncil
tuble.
I'er
Albiii
Hanson
began
his
career
as
a
gro-vr's
boy
and
Is
now
minister
of
lefence.
Hut
Ihe
stores
of
obscure
be-
nuuiugs
are
no
more
fascinating
hau
a
perusal
of
Ihe
titles
by
vhich
the
present
members
of
he
second
chamber
describe
heniseles.
They
show
black-
t
nf
t
Ii
i
and
iron
workers
side
by
ide
with
admirals
and
university
irofessors.
Farm
hands,-
shoe
makers
and
stone
masons
rub
Ibows
with
noblemen,
governors,
irmy
officers
of
high
rank,
pro
minent
lawyers
ami
Judges.
No
ess
than
72
describe
themselves
us
proprietors
of
farms.
Ihe
list
outains
2(1
editors.
It
teachers
itnl
professors,
nine
carpenters
n.,ui,.r
iiul
cabinet
makers,
four
loco-Ltiiv
ices
ONE
50c
BOX
BROUGHT
HEALTH
Years
of
Constipation
Ended
By
"FruiU-tives"
The
Wonderful
Fruit
Medicine
Anyone
who
suffers
with
rajserable
halth
;
who
is
tortured
with
Head-aehra;aoil
who
U
unable
to
fet
any
real
pleasure
out
of
life;
will
be
interested
in
this
letter
of
Mrs.
11
art
ha
de
Wolfe
of
East
Sbip
Harbor,
N.8.
Mrs.
de
Wolfe
says,
"For
years
I
was
a
dreadful
sufferer
from
Constipation
and
Headaches
and
I
was
miserable
in
ee
ry
wiy-
Nothing
in
the
way
of
medicine
seemed
to
help
me.
Then
I
tried
"
Kruit-a
tires"
and
the
effect
was
splendid;
and
after
taking
only
one
hot,
I
was
completely
relieved
and
now
feel
lilce
a
new
person".
50c.
a
box,
6
for
$2.50,
trial
aiie
25c.
At
dealers
or
from
Tru'it-a-tites
Limited,
Ottawa,
Out.
1.
nrnonnl
uilt.
.
.t
In!1'13"
OlllCr,
"he
fear
that
their
efforts
will
be
onlrued
to
be
against
the
pubic
interest,
the
secretary
said.
SWEDISH
PARLIAMENT
URGE
PAINTING
OF
LOCAL
BUILDINGS
Attention
Drawn
to
Exterior
Ap-.
pearance
of
Hospital
and
Other
Buildings
That
the
General
Hospital
and
th;
Daily
News
office
are
the
two
most
dingy
looking
building
in
(he
city
and
that
both
should
receive
attention
is
the
opinion
of
a
delegation
that
waited
on
the
Daily
News
a
day
or
two
ago.
They
would
like
lo
ee
all
public
buildings
kept
in
good
condition
aud
are
particularly
pleased
at
the
appearance
of
the
public
library.
They
said
that
while
their
particular
business
had
to
do
with
the
hospital
building
they
could
not
help
including
I
If
Daily
News
as
it
was
even
worse
MEN
ARE
MORE
SHORT
TEMPERED
THAN
WOMEN
Is
it
so.
or
is
it
not
so
Smiiim
liien
naturally
will
tlispute
tne
'lulemeut,
but
these
same
men
dmuld
recollect
the
times
they
STOCKHOLM,
Nov
2V.
Noth-
'.iav
lost
their
tempers
when
ng
short
of
an
American
jury,
'hey
lit
the
fire
in
the
morning
can
compare
with
the
newly
and
it
went
out.
leaving
them
to
lected
personnel
of
the
Second
-do
the
whole
thing
over
again.
mollve
engineers
and
firemen
wi
ami
several
oilier
ruuruaa
em-
loyees.
,
Other
occupations
selected
at
random
from
the
list
are
as
fol
lows:
mechanician.
chanlaiu.
laker.
miller,
glass
blower.
clergyman,
physician,
merchant,
dairyman,
gardener,
mail
carrier
and
accountant.
Of
Ihe
three
women
members,
one
is
u
trained
nurse,
one
a
one
sets
herself
f
down
down
BS
as
"wife.
INNOUNCEMINTS
e
I.ulheran
Itiuuur,
December
2.
Melropol
Hall,
llebekali
Haxaar,
SI.
Hooms,
December
0.
Andrew's
Fortunately
this
trouble
can
.us
ily
be
eliminated.
Coal
is
!-11
sr
xdd
today
which
can
'In-
ia-
liliil
from
paper
rolli'd
in'o
balls.
A
good
fire
is
going
in
a
few-
minutes
and
breakfast
is
ready
in
no
time.
This
coal
is
the
famous
Na-
uaimo-Wellington,
sold
only
by
Albert
A
McCatfery.
Every
pound
of
it
double
screened
110
rock
or
hale,
no
slack
r.nd
very
little
ash.
It
lasts
longer,
gives
greater
heal
and
belter
service.
These
arc
some
Of
the
reasons
for
so
many
repeat
orders.
He
one
of
Ihe
many
wise
people.
Do
as
they
do
by
ordering
nothing
but
Na-
naimo-Wellinglon
coal,
l'rompl
and
civil
service,
lleinember
I
h-phone
numbers
are
116
a'nl
501.
Church
Notices
i
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
worship
at
1
1
a.m.
Subject:
"Faith."'
Sunday
School
al
I2.3U.
Evening
service
al
7.30.
The
annual
sermon
to
St.
An-
drew's
Day.
D.D.
St.
Hull.
Sociely
on
SI.
Andrew's
Preacher.
Hev.
H.
It.
Grant.
Lutheran
Church
Paul's
church,
Metropolo
I'hird
Avenue.
Hev.
P.
E.
H.D.,
pastor.
Sunday
1
1
a.m.
Advent
serv
ice
Holy
Communion.
x
Sunday
school
al
12.30.
Evening
.service)
at
7.30;
sermon
topic
"Faithful
j
Stewardship
ami
its
Hewards."
I
Central
City
Mission
j
Home
of
the
Fourfold
Gospel,
i
corner
of
Sixth
and
Fulton
SI.,
Services
and
subjects
fo'i
the
week
as
follow:
Sunday.
II
a.m.;
"John
II.";
2
p.m.
Sunday!
School:
7.30
11.
in.
Ilmllipi'
Wilev
t
photographer
andr
sister
Mcl'herson
Four
Squaro
"wife."T..tin!..
I
ns
n'..i.l..s
...-.M.nl,
I
I'hcre
is
one
baron,
one
count
Wednesday'
p.m."
"A
Fruitful'.
am)
several
oilier
noblemen
Sweilen'-s
bluest
blood.
of
Tree";
Friday,
8
p.m.
Young
j
People's
meeting.
Special
musio
by
Ihe
orchestra
before
the
Sun-1
day
evening
service,
also
vocal,
and
instrumental,
solos,
etc.
J.
W.
Knights,
pastor.
Salvation
Army
!
Sunday
at
It
a.m.
Holiness
meeting.
2.30
p.m.
Ailull,
junior
j
aud
sand
I
ray
classes.
7.30
p.m.!
Subject,
"Fool
and
Mouth
Dis-!
ease."
Special
music,
song
ser-
I
vice
and
piano
selections.
Putt-'
Methodist
Church
Itaxaar,
Dec
i
He
meetings
every
Wednesday,
ember
11.
IfjTbui
-day.
l'rday
.1"
!
s,i'
uto
.
TOY
LAND
OPENS
TODAY
COME
AND
BRING
THE
CHILDREN
Here
are
Toys
from
nil
parts
of
Ihe
wtirhl,
well
made,
distinctive
and
low
in
price.
Now
is
the
time
In
make
your
selections
before
llio
nidi
commences.
EXTRAORDINARY
VALUES
IN
ALL
DOLLS
McRae's
Special
...
$1,30
Full
jointed,
fine
qualify
bisque
head,
moving
eyes
and
real
eye-Itishe.
flowing
curly
hair,
joinled
at
neck,
shoulders,
elbow,
wrist,
hip
and
knee,
mnslfli
dress,
braid,
lace,
hoes
and
focks
?l.:t0.
See
our
window.
Other
lines
equally
good
value.
You
Old
Dear
It's
Just
Adorable
lie
had
just
given
her
a
wrist
watch
in
utie
of
the
new
patterns.
The
pride
in
her
new
possession
is
unrestrained
for
he
surely
showed
good
lale
in
the
choosing,
and
we
guaranteed
the
movement
lu
give
every
satisfaction.
The
prices
this
year
are
lower
than
ever
before
lwcause
the
Swiss
walch
factories
hve
all
started
making
small
watehes.
and
their
market
in
Itussia
:
arid
Germany
is
not
the
best
so
they
'have
'to
offer
us
low
prices.
You
should
stp
snrne
of
the
little
bean-lit-
from
520.00
to
$75.00
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
iin
-
who
wrote
(his
ad?
(vm
von
wrile
a
belii'r
one?
The
time
is
ex-leinb'il
to
November
30.
fe(JEN
WATCHES
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
Men's
Special
This
Week
Slater's
Invictus
Shoe,
best
rair
slock
.
.
$9.50
Special
Assortment
of
Discontinued
Lines
in
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