Tliurrlay.
December
54,
J
915,
EXCLUSIVE
AQENT
for
the
Only
Genuine
Hudson
Bay
BLANKET
makes
n
"
r
I'.luii
Hag
XflKl-
(lift.
Pat
Phillipson
Second
Avenue
WE
WISH
ALL
OUR
FRIENDS
AND
CUSTOMERS
Merru
n
very
Chris
Imas
u",
I
:lmnk
them
fur
their
Hi
l''
"HI"
bllIIM'
Hi.'
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Sth
Ave.
E.
Christmas
Suggestions
For
Men
Ties,
Caps,
Sweaters,
So,
Belt
For
Boys
Suits,
Caps,
Bells,
Etc.,
Etc.
i,
(i)..-
.
is"iia).o
prices
Steve
King
Third
Ave.
Phone
Oreen
85.
BENTLEY
CLAIM
INVENTED
TANK
Judgment
Reserved
In
Demand
For
300,000
by
English
Army
Captain
LONHOX,
Dec.
2.L
Mr.
Justice
MCardie,
jtl
the
Kings
Hencb
Hivisinn,
reserved
Judgment
mi
tln
claim
against
fln
Oown
by
petition
of
rig,t
for
.100,000,
whirh
Captain
Ilenlley
lf-lar,.
j
,,,
to
It
i
in
for.
his
intention
of
the
lank.
:.iilin
Henlley'H
rase
in
thai
m
I
he
third
mont
h
of
Mie
war
he
was
xhifwn
an
armored
motor
by
Lord
Kitchener
and
pronounced
it
In
lip
useless
in
war
fare.
Thereupon
Lord
Kituhem-r
i-ked
him
lo
evolve
some-thin;
winch
would
no
lie
confined
In'
roads.
Sir
Thomas
Inskip
addressed
I
In-
Judge
anil
said
ln
tfircc
-.nbmissinn
were:
Thai
im
smlr
.mniie
a
alleged
was
ever
made
ly
Lord
Kitchener:
thai
Ihe;
promise
made
an
alleged
wan
o
aue
ami
indefinite
as
to
i?
unenforceable;
ami
that
the
information
supplied
hy
Captain
I
!-
was
wholly
vhIui'I,'.
Captain
Ilenlley'
story
was
rather
remarkable,
ami
did
nol
fit
in
wilh
what
was
known
of
I
Lord
Kitchener's
character,
de-
LAND
ACT.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next.
door
to
Frirzcll
Unlcher
flhop,
across
from
the
Empress
Hotel
Wo
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
i
ia
Has
Won
the
approVa
of
three
generations
VlaJe
in
Canada
95
years
Tln
!
1
1
;
-'
rni'n
I
i-
not
inilm-l,.-.
,r
(j!-.iiid
iy
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
Ihe
(jovei
riiin'iit
of
ltnlisli
Columbia.
nirei.
anil
habit
nt
thai
lime.
rr-
J
Hi
suggestion
wok
that
Ihe
a
full
measure
of
authority
on
llory
or
Captain
Ilenlley
wa
a
the
part
of
Ministers
at
the
lime
fabricated
story.
I
of
war?
!
Hie
Judge
inquire.1
if
the
The
Solicitor
(ienernl
aid
il
x.hrilor
(ieneral
now
took
Ihe
minht
Ite
the
duty-of
anyone
ap-poini
thai
Lord
Kitchener
hail
pea
ring
on
hehatf
of
the
-Crown
n.i
aulhnrily.
ir
he
made
any
sueh.io
take
such
a
part,
bill
he
look
promise.
uia
renponsibilty
of
(taxing
hi
The
Solicitor
Oeneral
said
he.
answer
on
hid
submission,
did
nol.
He
took
the
reioni-i
Mr.
Jowllt
(for
Ihe.
i.l.-iinliff
l.iliiy
of
basing
his
case
on
his
said
there
were
one
or
Iwo
fun-tibmiion
as
hem?
more
satis-1
damcnU
points
in
the
case
I
iw.r
iMind.
Ulaad.
BhM
erttll
R.M.
II.
:
A11H
hav.
hMn
fr
t.i,
l.
TAkK
.IIITirC
I
(Ml
iOMph
SIMMO'
-
-
"
""'".
or
ihiij
Rapen
B.c,
serpinr.
siihst
Itation
in
his
recollection
i..m
dwribM
lamH
01
a
worn,
or
a
pnrase,
or
a
sen-
AtHtmrmrtnt
al
i
Dui
ifi
the
tint
on
i
.
,
..
..i.
i
i.
fi.
thm
l.one
trrt
mm
.0i.o
i
wmi
I..
thr
polnl
of
rut
JOSEMl
STIXSO
noOEHS.
tlw
IWtBir
4
IS.
1fi
NOTICE
TO
CREDITOR!
;
In
th
Matlrr
or
thr
rtmlnilrallnn
Art:
'ami
Gifts!
Gifts!
PRETTY
and
USEFUL
To
Delight
MOTHER,
WIFE,
SWEETHEART
OR
SISTER.
Hosiery
Tltreadsilk,
silk
and
wool,
all
wool
$1.00
to
S2.25
Cloves
Silk
CliMiiui-Siierfe
$1.00
to
$2.00
Silk
Scarves
$2.50
to
$10.00
Silk
Llngerlo
Mooters,
Veals,
Slips.
Nightdresses
$2.25
to
$0.00
Leather
Handbags
Newest
styles
$3.00
to
$7.50
Handkerchiefs
in
great
variety
15o
to
$1.00
Compacts
fiold
or
filver
plnled
$1.75
to
$5.50
Sweaters
3-00
to
$750
Phone
27
"DEMERS"
We
Aim
to
Please
P.O.
Box
327
law.
a
clear
nod
ilefinite
promise.
Judgment
was
reserved.
MILK
PRICES
ADVANCE
m
imtte.
rneSiii"
'""""I
VAXGOUVF.lt.
Dec.
2L
Milk
M:,ar,'''"hw
adva,,ce,
in
Vanco,,-i
lArmrr
m,
uaiv.
iimWr
and
br
ver.
The
price
of
milk
delivered
v..nr.
iaii
tht
rtri
itT
or
t.
tec!.
,
i
nine
quarts
for
l
instead
of
ijfs.
iw
tirat
n;
irrtjM
fn
quarts!
In
retail
stores
th-
Oh-
rUlr
arr
In
fllr
thrtn
Willi
m.
M
.miirwriHM.
ai
m
nrrir
uhin
twrtr
new
scale
will
he
8
cents
ppr
na.
nH
r,..
iiw
inr
ni
aw
i.
nn-.,i.
nn-.ir.
ann
ann
an
an
prr-
m.
nj.
.
,
.
J,nnl.
-i
lfwWilr.1
hi
titr
ial
an-
fvcuilrMl
P'"'
I.-
tnakr
iainml
r
rihilh
Oaifsl
llb
itav
..r
tHvprntwr.
lit!
OHMAN
A.
WATT,
omnal
41mlnltrato
Shorlaire
of
feed
is
said
to
be
re
sponsible
for
the
increased
price
LAND
ACT
Nolle
cf
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaao
Land
In
thr
Quern
:harlott
Uliitd
Mstrlrt,
land
HwNirdint
ntMrlrl
or
I'linrf
lw-ri.
inn
Miuai.
n
iw
Mirrnnn
or
lrnuucn
IU.
Maarll
Ink!.
TkK
oTICF
thai
enrrne
It.
Simpson,
'
r
MkmIi.
orvuiMtl.iu
cannrry
manairrr,
i
inli
n1
lo
apply
for
a
Irate
or
the
rollow-
Hir
ilenrrlbrtt
lltvll'
I
nif
nnnr
al
a,pvt
plantrd
n
tl
I
Mih
water
majk
about
f!w!nt,
ri
;
fmtn
the
n.rtlet
nirner
t
J.ot
U&0:
Umhiit
nnrtn
stm'fwi
f
uatrr
mark:
llien'-e
mirthwrairrly
uo
reel
mure
it
lr.:
tlieore
wet
too
reel
to
the
nnrtn
w.i
mnf
r
E.
II.
Slmp)'
aiHHe
Own
lo
leae:
Ihenrr
aiiHItwaslerly
fcJ
kilnr
the
Mali
water
mark
K
the
lxilr.ll
or
n.imNenrenifiil,
aixl
'eontlnlnr1,
two"
arr-.
UKire
or
le.
EI'OEMC
It.
StMrSON,
Appllrint,
Ter
Fred.
Nh.
Arrnt.
PatH
November
th.
I9ii
Three
Big
Specials
FOR
ONE
WEEK
ONLY
Our
Popularity
Contest
Is
cnrollins
many
voters.
The
beautiful
prize
wo
are
offering
Is
envied
by
many.
Commencing
Monday
we
offer
fur
cash
1
box
oT
California
Table
Fis,
10
lbs.,
for
$1.75
and
25
Votes.
Or
5
lbs.
of
Mixed
Nuts
in
the
shell
for
$1.25
and
10
Votes.
Wo
hnvf
a
law
assortment
of
Taney
Hoxed
Chocolates.
You-
are
entllled
In
10
Votes
on
any
box
over
$1.00.
Make
a
deposit
on
your
Turkey
for
Christmas
and
be
credited
with
25
Votes.
B.
C.
Butchers
and
Grocers
Ltd.
Phones
4G
and
574.
HUDSON
BAY
CO.
OBJECTS
Will
not
Tolerate
Further
ties
on
Part
of
Writers
WIVVIIlI.VI
f..
l
on
.roiisei
iiy
wnat
tliey
regard
as
an
unjusliflable
lnr
upon
the
'name
of
the
historic
company
jand
its
pioneer
employees,
the
governor
and
commillee
of
the
lludson'.s
Hay
Company
have
issued
a
-warning
to
writers
o(
Northland
"flrtion
that
liberties
wilh
the
name
of
the
company
will
nol
be
tolerated
in
the
fu1-ure.
In
a
lellpr
sent
lo
Prof.
V.
T
Allison,
president
of
the
Canadian
Authors
assoeialion,
J,
Chadwick-Hr6oks,
eerplary
of
Hie
company
in
Winnipepr,
slalcs
that
a
ban
has
been
placed
on
ILII.C.
villians
and
thai
offending
authors
will
he
mied
for
litn!.
The
official
remonstrance
ol
the
executive
officers,
as
expres-
jeed
in
the
communication,
is
as
follows:
"The
attention
of
Ihe
governor
jand
committee
of
Hudson's
Hay
Company
has
been
drawn
lo
numerous
publications
of
popular
fiction
Jti
wiiich
references
are
made
to
alleged
methods
employed
by
ihe
company
in
its
fur
trading
busine.
In
many
cases
also
it
is
implied
that
reprehensible
actions
on
the
part
of
the
company's-
employees
are
instigated
or
condoned
by
Ihe
coni-many.
These
statements
misrepresent,
and
are
distinctly
derogatory
of
the
company.
"While
it
was
fell
that
an
isolated
instance
might
be
ignored,
the
statements
have
become
so
common
thai
il
was
evident
that
the
en
m
pa
ry'.8,
name
and
reputation
might
be
injured.
The
gov-
'factory
lo
Ihe
Crown.
:
which
would
nrove
Hint
I
hern
r
nor
and
committee
I
he
re
fore
The
Judge:
I
that
in
view
of
was
no
element
of
bad
faith
orjdeeided
cases
wher
the
tatemeiii
made
by
Winston
fraud
on
the
part
of
Caplain,n,,,mPn'!l
ar?
published
which
)
liiiri'hill
who
save
evidence
ilenlley.
There
was
no
sugges-y
implication
or
otherwise
l.i.t
week
as
In
the
need
for
lion,
added
Mr.
Jowitt,
that
e
company,
lejral
action
i
Captain
Ilenlley
was
an
arrant
iHd
he
tnten
astainst
the
an
!
fool.
allhiTUeh
there
had
been
a
and
publishers.
In
several
jftotic
f
im.ihiob
u
ppi,
to
1mm
Kom
of
nujpjejnn
m
a,
l0
instances
aclton
has
been
taken
i
.
.
.
whether
he
was
a
knave
or
not.
,,
a
result
of
wtnch
apolwgie
mlmri
"...."wiSSES
lf
he
were
a
knave
how
eav
it
bave
been
lerolere.1
and
(be
book-
withdrawn
frmi
further
sale.
II
is
probable
thai
in
some
instances
authors
write
fiction
without
fully
appreciating
the
.sV
reel'
the
words
Lonl
Kitchener
nsedlimpnrt
f
some
of
til,-
statements
.filid
i-onslitute.
in
Ihe
eyes
of
the
and
references
made
Iherein,
and
they
thus
unwittingly
become
lia
ble
to
suffer
loss
if
the
publica
tion
has
to
he
discontinued
on
account
of
libellous
passages.
In
ihese
circumstance
we
have
thought
it
advisable
to
announce
that
the
governor
and
committee
feel
obliged
to
protect
the
company's
name
and
reputation
in
Ihe
manner
mentioned."
EMPRESS
OF
JAPAN
ABOUT
TO
BE
SOLD
Famous
Old
Transpacific
Liner
Will
be
Acquired
by
American
Interests
It
Is
Delleved
VANCOt'VKIl,
Dec.
21.
The
Hmpress
of
Japan,"
famous
old
lUue
traps-Pacific
packet
of'th"
C.V.n.
and
lust
of
three
sister
ships
left
afloat,
is
about
to
te
sold
tft-'UuileiJVtafes'
inleresls
of
Sa'pt
Hranetseo,
icrplfn;r
to
wetliefineil,
hut
unconfirmed,
reports
current
on
the
water
front
here.
The
ship,
after
being
retired
from
Die
C.lMl.
service
four
vears
aso.
has
swung
al
anchor
LAND
ACT
Notlca
or
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Laaao
Land
In
Queen
I'harlotte
Inland'
land
lie-eoritluK
UMMtf
or
rrlitre
Hubert,
an.!
Ittiali'
two
and
one-tiair
tnllea
weat
or
Alir.
rii
liny,
sklrterate
Inlet.
TAkE
MTICE
that
B.C..
Klhln
A:
Parkin
i.titnpany,
I
.linlled,
rr
Vannmver,
li.C,
ii'i'iiiatton
Salmon
Calmer.
IntemM
to
apply
rr
a
lrae
nr
the
followtnr
tie-
vrue
lanui:--
f
B.C.
HSIIM
ti
PACKIXO
CO.
LTO.
Ainilirant.
Per
M.
M.
EnrlUh.
Omw1
Qreiitiee
sih.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
or
Intanllon
to
Apply
For
Laaaa
ot
Land.
'
In
the
Prince
hunert
Land
nerontlni
niMrlrt
and
annate
on
an
unnamed
Istf
t
fonnlnr
one
or
the
Narea
troiin
r
llet
In
lliiiton
Hay
Paaire
opixirlte
Opre
Motion
point,
niita
print
II.M.
tl.
TAKK
NOTICE
1hat
llarrla
kerr
or
Prlnre
nupert.
n.('..
Mailer
Mariner,
Intends
to
apply
ror
a
irate
or
tne
ronowinr
a"
rritied
land):--
Comiiienrlna;
at
a
pot
on
the
ahore
on
the
Eat
aide
or
the
above
iteo-rllint
llt,
thflire
3.(100
reel
lhirthent;
thi'lire
l.OBO
reel
northi'at;
thenre
S,000
reel
aoulti-eal:
thenre
a.UOu
reel
aouthwenl
to
the
Acme
:
Importers
desire
to
sincerely
thank
Their
Many
Customers
for
:
Valued
Support
in
1925
and
wish
them
a
Very
Merry
Xmas
and
a
,
Happy
New
Year
years
ago
she
was
brought
over
to
this
side,
moored
and
used
'o
bouse
strikebreakers
who
were
working
on
the
waterfront.
Since
hat
I
lie
vessel
had
idled
al
anchor
wilh
only
watchmen
on
board.
According
to
harbor
officials
ihe
.ship
is
now'
principally
use.l
as
a
nome
lor
rais.
i
ne
vessel
is
stated
lo
be
overrun
with
the
rodents.
Heeenlly
the
vessel
was
sur
veyed
and
discovered
to
be
rating
as
A
I
at
Llody's.
She
is
still
as
seaworthy
as
before.
A
few
months
hack
a
repre
sentative
of
San
.
Francisco
in
terests
took
an
option
on
Ihe
crafl.
Shipping
men
stale
that
the
idea
vas
to
re-condition
the
vessel
in
a
United
Stales
port
and
to
put
her
on
service
under
:he
American
flag
in
a
South
American
run.
In
order
lo
bring
the
crnfl
under
the
American
flag
a
considerable
amount
o
money
would
have
to
be
spent
on
her,
in
an
American
port
to
give
Ihe
vessel
U.S.
rating.
The
Japan's
sister
ships,
the
"F.inpress
of
India"
and
the
"Km
press
of
China"
have
both
disappeared.
The
China
was
wrecked
oh
Ihe
coast
of
Japan
a.
num
ber
of
years
ago.
The
India
was
sold
during
the
war
and-was
presented
to
the
Ilritisk
government
as
a
hospital
hip
by
her
pur
chaser,
an
Indian
rajah,
and
was
lornedoed.
The
Japan
is
thus
bowed
Kmpresscs.
The
Japan
is
in
good
shape
beyond
needing
seraping.
While
much
of
her
fittings
have
been
removed
her
engines
are
still
in
on
flic
North
Vancouver
shovel
place
and
in
good
condition.
wilh
one
short
exception.
Dur-
ins
the
longshore
strike
'
!
SATURDAY
WILL
BE
GENERALLY
OBSERVED
AS
HOLIDAY
IN
CITY
Saturday
following
Christmas
Day
(tomorrow
will
lie
generally
observed
in
the
cily
as
a
holiday
i:initietirlnir
at
a
poet
Planted
at
the
unit
tbe
most
of
Hie
Stores,
ai-
we
end
ot
Smalt
Hay
one
hundred
yard.
,
.
.
.
.
,
,
,
,.,.
rat
or
mouth
or
unnamed
Mream;
thVnr)ter
closing
tonight
at
10
clock,
oiilli
rive
rhatns:
thenee
et
alt
teen,
.in
,
nlipn
fnP
Imsiness
n"-iiiii
nM
l,on
,or
4,l,sl"'
s
n"a'"
imrlh
thMire:xl"
i
halns:
thence
to
Miore
line;
ruthiwlnr
iKre
tine
to
point
r
com-
'until
Monday
morning.
lheSal-
three
quarter
aire,
more
or
lew.
jurday
holiday
Will
also
app'y
generally
lo
hanks
and
govern-meiil
an
cily
offices.
The
posl-
office
will,
however,
bo
open
as
usual
on
Saturday
and
the
news
papers
will
publish.
Clark,
fleorgelown
mills.'
Central
S.
Johnson
and
(Icorge
A.
Hall,
point
ot
ronimenrrment,
rnntalnlnr
vonaskaloon;
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
M.
Miller
and
dauRhtci,
Miss
fi.
M.
Peters
and
M.
L.
Charles
Caulhers,
lunnis
kEttn.
rlerraco;
s.
fliles,
Sooke;
DtMd
DT.tV.ii,,imrh
S
no,,r,l'alon
and
S.
llymau,
Vancouvsr.
rnr.
rivu
CHRISTMAS
FURS
As
a
.special
inducement
to
Christmas
shoppers
lo
select
Furs
for
Gifts,
I
am
making
the
following
offer
good
until
next
Thursday,
Christmas
Kve
My
stock
is
composed
of
Ihe
finest
Fur
floods
it
is
possible
to
obtain'
in
the
latest
styles.
When
you
view
them
you
will
realize
their
exquisite
quality
and
remarkable
low
value.
Sp
cial
Christmas
Discount
On
every
Articles
in
my
Store
including
Fur
Coats
and
Chokers,
33
and
1-3rd
Per
Cent.
I
only
sell
No.
1
Furs
and
guarantee
them..
I
do
not
guarantee
Klectric
Seal
Coals.
Inspection
Cordially
Invited.
W.
Goldbloom
Second
Avenue.
"The
Honest
Fur
Man."
DEMAND
"Rupei-t
Brand"
-Kippers-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
psh
&
Gold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
238
Black
738
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BU8HBY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phones
687
539
Gr.
238
Black
735