MOB
MX
We
Save
You
Money
Christinas
Goods
Fancy
Cups
ami
Saucers
in
Ye
OMe
KnglWlt
and
Li-moj;e.
A
large
selection
lo
chooe
fruni,
from
75c
up
Hand
l'ainted
flliitia
Sumc-thinj;
particularly
at
tractive.
You
will
appreJ
ciate
its
beauty.
Very
suitable
Tor
Christinas
(lift.
At
most
reasonable,
prices.
ltifh
Linen
Handkerchiefs
direct
from
Uelfast.
The
finest
in
the
world.
In
pretty
hoses.
From
50c
up
liecplionully
pood
value
in
Ladies'
Silk
Hose.
Always
acceptable.
v
I'apelrien
in
beautiful
fancy
boxes.
From
....
30c
up
Christmas
Business
Is
good.
There's
a
reason
Gordons
Grocery
Sventh
Avenue
East
Phone
447
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
lo
fi.
X-Ray
Ssrvlcs
Phone
86.
Open
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Saturday
KvrnftiK
Gifts!
pEW-
MAS.
MILITARY
HONORS
MARKED
FUNERAL
Late
Wll.'iam
Keith
Laid
to
Rest
This
Afternoon
After
Service
In
Presbyterian
Church
.Military
honors
were
arcordc
!
deceased
at
the
funeral
of
the
late
William
Keith
which
look
place
this
afternoon
at
2.30
from
the
First
I'resbyterlan
Church.
Ilev.
Charles
,1.
Cameron
officiating.
The
service
was
ntlejided
by
a
larpe
assemblage
of
niouruin?
friends
desirous
of
paying
their
last
respects
to
the
memory
of
a
well
known
citizen.
Arranire
merits
were
in
the
hands
of
1
1t
H.C.
Undertakers.
The
body
lay
in
state
at
the
church
from
this
morhiiiK
until
the
time
o7
the
funeral.
After
the
service,
at
which
.Mrs.
Jarvis
Mel.cod
was
soloist
and
John
K.
Javey
organist,
the
cortege,
led
by
a
"pie
lutnd
consisting
jf
I'ipers
Macdonald
Sturgeon
and
.Macindewar
and
Drummers
Peyton
and
Currie
and
a
firing
iiarly,
provided
liy
the
Firs!
North
H.C.
Ilegiment,
proceeded
to
F'airview
Cemetery
where
interment
took
iilace.
The
pall-hearers
were
J.
F.
Hutchinson.
Norman
A.
Watt,
John
YVynn
1
Thomas
MrClymonl,
William
Millar
and
Thomas
Silversides.
At
the
graveside
there
was
a
volley
in
salute
by
the
firiuc
squad;
l'iper
Archie
Macindewar
played
a
lament,
and
the
"LasJ
post"
was
sounded
by
llugler"
V.
Hanee.
There
was
a
large
nuiniier
of
.floral
otTerings
including
pieces
from
Mrs.
V.
Keith,
Mr.
and
Mi
s.
It.
(iatnmon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I..
!:.
Kby.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
V.
liar!
!Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
J.
Little,
Mi
jand
Mrs.
II.
McCarthy,
j
Ladle
f
the
Orange
Lodge,
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Mack.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lenning.
Arttiur
M.
Cox
'Norman
Short
I
and
mother.
yv.
and
Mrs.
William
Millar.
Charles
PRETTY
and
USEFUL
To
Delight
MOTHER,
WIFE,
SWEETHEART
OR
SISTER.
Hosiery
Tlireadsilk,
silk
and
wool,
all
wool
$1.00
to
$2.25
Gloves
Silk
CJiamo-Siiede
...
$1.00
to
$2.00
Silk
Scarves
$2.50
to
$10.00
Silk
Lingerie
Mourners,
Vosb',
Slips,
Nightdresses
S2.25
to
$8.00
Leather
Handbags-
Newest
stales
$3.00
to
$7.50
Handkerchiefs
in
great
variety
;
15c
to
$1.00
Compacts
Hold
or
silver
plated
$1.75
to
$5.50
Sweaters
$3.00
to
$7.50
Phone
27
"DEMERS"
We
Aim
to
Please
P.O.
Box
327
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
Suggestions
We
rim
-npply
the
iutet
novelties
in
Manicure
HolN
and
French
Ivory
Toilet
Sets
from
(10c
lo
.$50.00
J'orfiinies,
from
:,r
Ut
$i:t.50
l'erfiime
Atomizer-.
Irom
.$1.75
In
.$11.00
Comparts,
fruni
&oc
t
$2.50
Clirisjinas
Stationery,
fnim
50c
lo
,$4.00
Chofjolales,
from
.
.
.'
5Hc
lo
$0.00
Safely
llazors.
Straight
Hazors.
Hazor
Strops.
llasli
Lights.
Military
Hrushes.
Famy
Soaps,
Hath
Sails,
etc.,
flc.
Agents
for
Rochon'6
Famous
Candles
See
our
windows.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
94.
3rd
Ave.
and
olh
SL
We
deliver
Use
Blue
Ribbon
Baking
Powder
Your
Grocer
has
it
1
G)
.nAQ
1
V
J
w
w
31
Has
Won
the
approval
of
three
generations
7lade
in
Canada
95
years
Tit
i
advertisement
is
not
published
,u
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Coveininent
of
llritisli
,
Columbia.
Youngmau,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Fin-nie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Win.
!
rat
ton,
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
MrClymoiit.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
Wells,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wal-ford,
Mayor
Newton.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Field
Strung,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Hremncr,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Mack,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
4.
Munro,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Clapy,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mcllae.
Mr.
and
Mr-.
W.
H.
Sliortridrc,
Mr.
and
Mrs
toe
Jack
and
family,
Frank
Stevens,
llelial
Chapter
liasleri.
Star,
Miss
K.
M.
Earle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Dybliarn,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Cilchrist.
I'.oyal
Orange
Lodge,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(ieorge
H.
While,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Mackenzie,
Jirotljer
Jim
and
family
Montreal,,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Slan-
ley
Smith,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
The
trial
magistrate
not
lieit:?
in
the
city,
the
case
against
Wil
liam
Oram,
who
was
to
bave
been
tried
today
on
'a
charge
of
the'i
of
logging
equipment
from
the
Whalcu
I'ulp
A
Paper
Co.
at
Swanson
Hay,
was
adjourned
until
tomorrow.
Nolle
of
LAND
ACT.
Intention'
to
Apply
Land
MILK
10
LM
In
Prtncr
liurwrl
Land
Ilrtiirdinr
Dl
irirt.
and
situatr
ai
Gov,
snltrr
llnd.
atM.il
I
5M
00
rlialtis
Mialbeaalerly
fruni
tlm
extreme
ixirtkurM
pud
of
splrer
lalaiil
and
ali'Mit
HAH)
riialna
eat
frutu
Scboon
t
I'as.
Umllr-d.
f
Vanruuvcr.
B.C..
occupation
raiiiMTj-tix-n.
Intrnda
In
apply
for
a
Irai
r
tlw
fnllowlnr
Dmwrllrrd
lands:
Coiiunrnrlnir
at
a
ptt
planted
about
r.ii
m
rliaina
In
l
aillwaterlir
dlreetl'm
'mm
tin-
lirrtiw
northwrot
rtid
of
splrer
Island,
and
14.00
rliaina
r-aat
from
SrlKHirwr
Caw,
tlidK-i'
noulh
f.61
rhaln;
llwnrr
rat
I.
a
I
rha
ln:
tlirnre
norm
i-lrlv
nirandprliir
ilcnr
Hi
llun
nt
lilh
tldi-
to
pout
"f
rmnnicnrriri-Ql.
and
rutiiainliir
1.00
ai-rr.
iiiir
or
l.
WALLACE
nSIIEIIIES
LIMITED.
Applicant.
iCIock
Specials
1,
For
Wednesday
(all
day)
9
1
Cash
and
Carry
Up3talrs
Picnic
llarns.
per
lb
19Vic
Christmas
Slockiiw-'s
for
Hoys
or
iirls.
large
nize
...
23c
Cooking
ligg,
3
doz.
for
$1.00
Jelly
I'owtlers,
all
flavors,
per
pk.
Shredded
Wheal,
per
pkg.
Hlue
llibhoji
Tea.
per
lb.
affle
Syrup,
3
Hi.
tins
.
Mincemeat,
quart
jars
..
Swift's
I'reniium
Hack
sliced,
per
lb
:hase
n
Sanlijjrn's
Seal
Coffee,
2
lb.
tins
.
.
.
6c
..
13c
..
69c
97e
Universal
Trading
Co.
From
Bulkloy
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Wo
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
15o
for
Half
l'inl.
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
i:
fSI
OAILT
-i-ll
I
1
J
GUSTAFSON
IS
SENT
OKALLA
(continued
from
page
one)
also
sick
in
the
Jail.
Mrs.
Mc-
Culchcou
did
not
know
that
accused
was
intoxicated
but
she
heard
hint
using
bad
language.
11.'
It.
Skinner
aw
accused
about
the
time
of
the
accident
and
knew
that
"be
had
a
few
drinks
under
his
bell"
from
the
language
lie
'
was
using.
j
Defence
Witness
4.
A.
Mcllae.
the
slar
witness
for
the
defence,
asserted
that
accused
was
not
intoxicated.
He
seemed
lo
lie
"absolutely
sober"
byt
suffering
from
shock
and
excitement.
Mcllae
was
working
on
the
sidewalk
in
front
of
tho
city
hall
that
night
and
saw
the
car
rounding
the
corner.
In
spite
of
the
facl
that
it
wus
a
wet
night
and
lie
twilness
was
aoout
120
feet
from
the
oar,
Mcllae
professed
to
hae
seen
the'
wheel
of
the
car
on
the
oposlle
side
lu
In
tn
breaking.
The
judge
asked
Mcllae
ifahe
did
not
think
the
car
could
have,
been
stopped
by
putting
on
the
brakes
before
il
oerlurued.
Mcllae
thought
this
could
not
hae
been
done
without
a
spill.
Mcltae
offerw
exidence
as
to
(iustafson's
cbar-j
acter.
He
was
a
"mighty
good'
boy"
and,
as
for
his
taking
a!
drink,
he
thought
any
"high!
spirited"
boy
would.
Under
eross-exatninalion,
Mcllae
with
emphasis
by
striking
the
rail
of
I
he
witness
stand
forcibly
w
ith
his
hand,
denied
Mr.
Junes'
sits-'
gestiou
that
he
was
a
biased
witness,
that
he
had
constructed
his
story,
that,
for
any
personal;
reasons,
he
wa
hostile
to
the
police,
and
that
he
had
coached
the
accused.
Ilavius
driven
a
car
since
last
May,
Mcllae
claimed
to
know
"a
lot
about
cars",
and
llfeir
action
in
emergencies.'
He
claimed
(hat
he
had
hail
some
pretty
close
escape
and
that
it
was
only
his
good
management
that
bad
prevented
perhaps
fatal
results.
The
judge
made
some
enquiries
from
Mcllae
as
to
why
he
thoimlil
accused
was
beinsr
perseculed.
Mcllae'
reason
for!
that
statement,
be
said,
was
that
the
boy
was
being
broughlj
up
again
on
I
lie
rha
rye
alter
lie
had
been
once
dismissed.
Failed
Take
Corner
Accused,
in
tile
witness
box
(old
of
having
cone
down
townJ
and
having
four
glasses
of
beer
and
then
something
lo
eal.
On
the
way
home,
car
failed
to
take
the
corner
or
Fulton
Slrre!
and
Third
Avenue,
owing
to
Uie
wheel
breaking.
Ju
at
the
curb,
the
car
fell
on
Hie
hub
and
turned
over
on
o
the
sidewalk.
Accuted
admitted
that
he
had
been
siek
if.
Die
jail.
"Under
the
section
on
which
you
have
'been
charged,"
said
I
lie
judge
in
making
his
decision,
"it
makes
no
difference
whether
the
car
broke
down.
The
essential
faolor
is:
bc
you
intoxicated'
I
Hunk
that
the
accident
lends
to
corroborate
Hie
evidence
of
the
consUrfdcs
to
that
effect.
'The
exidence
that
you
;wcre
inioxieaicu
is
conclusive.
The
officers
swear,
positively
that
you
were
and
that
you
ailmitleif
:
hat
the
accident
was
your
fault.
You
also
admit
yourself
that
you
had
been
drinking.
How
anyone
can
gel
away
from
the
fact
that
lyou
were
utnier
Uie
iniiuciice
ui
liquor
is
beyond
,my
eomprehens-i
ion.
The
officers
have
no
inter
est
in
your
case
other
than
to
enforce
Hie
law.
They
would
b
very
neslit'enl
if
they
did
not
prosecute
a
case
of
this
-particu
lar
nature
in
a
city
like
I'rince
Iliinert
where
the
streets
am
so
narrow
and
there
are
so
many
children
on
lliein.
If
they
had
nut
prosecuted
Uiey
would
be.
subject
in
my
opinion
not
only
to
severe
censure
but
lo
dismissal.
Reversed
Finding
"There
is
no
other
alternative
for
me
but
lo
reverse
the
finding
of
the
magistrate
and
find
you
Aa'
guilty
of
I
he
offence,
It
must
be
Ilacon
'"'I'l'""'"'''!
I''"'
pwiple
under
the
47j
influence
of
liquor
cannot
be
per-'jjran,jimiltcd
to
drive
cars.
I
sentence
$1
131'"U
Ween
days
in
Okalla
IJTison
won
nam
iaior.
n
hhu
lis
nol
sufficient
warning
to
tu
laud
others,
it
will
be
made
dif-iTerent
in
future.."
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
December
15,
1915.
I
The
Tradem
A
Labor
Council
a'
j
a
meet
iiis
lust
nixlit
endorsed
tlmj
candidature
of
t5.
M.
.Newiliiii
fo
i
the
mayoralty
and
AM.
Nicol,
Aid.
Kerr,
Aid.
Caney
and
.1.
J.
An-(dcrion
for
aldernunic
bonom.
i
F.
.1.
ilunicd
iKirling
of
liclroii
re-fj-ytu
I'ort
"77ie
Store
of
Jewellery
Bargains"
Business
is
Going
I'liere
was
a
Inn
id
knock
ut
Hie
dotir.
"If
you
please,
kind
lady."
the
beggar
said,
"I've
lo'
iny
rlglil
ley
"
"Well,
il
ain't
here,"
retort
ed
I
lie
lady
of
the
huue
and
slam-mod
Uie
door.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
una.
In
Hit'
I'Nim?
IUiii'l
Jjiid
llriturdlna
inmrlrl
aixl
aliuat
Ml
Wliitrsand
Islnud
war
IhiinU
Ulaiul.
Iilue
I'rlut
M
M.
14
TAkK
MITICK
I
lull
iimrfAt
blllisull
iniKfi'f
01
mure
nuH-ri,
n.i...
scrninri'
iniriirtu
in
apply
for
a
lfM-
ir
Ohj
uil
lnwiiia
dix
lilted
land
:
i
iiimiiipiii'Iiik
al
a
IHI
mi
tlxt
iduiri.
mi
tlic
l.nt
iiidn
of
Wliltmaiid
Ulaud;
tlxii'-c
l
.i,uii
Ifri
iiuriliwriil;
llirlic
X.UU0
rwl
Irani,
Ihrlii'f
:i.00W
f.r
I
...illli;
Jlii'lui-
I
.i.iiiiu
o-fi
in
me
piHiit
or
win
j
IIM'IIITIIWUI.
JOHKI'll
TI.o
lUKiUm.
!
lilted
lirimiliri-
4
1
It.
Avoid
Bronchitis
ChMk
a1ai
artfnatly
thll
mt
f.
Applf
kt
wtl
Imli
tliMt.
U
tptn
,h
portt.ll.ta
rak
Vlcki
ana
tarn
with
warn
RaaaaL
VICKS
"W
VAtORUl
wiih
a
swing
at
Max
Heilbroner
s
New
$60,000
Jewellery
Store
Which
Formally
Opened
Today.
And
there's
a
reason
because
our
stck
of
wonderful
Christmas
Gifts
hat
been
marked
down
to
the
bone
without
a
single
exception.
Here
you
will
find
displayed
one
of
the
greatest
and
complete
stocks
In
our
lint
to
be
found
in
Canada
and
marked
at
prices
second
to
none
in
the
province
for
honcit
value.
We
ltl
below
('lirisliuas
I'rftseHK
a
few
loader
iu
our
tupendiHts
stuck
mrti
olariy
V
High
("Ias
Jewellery,
Diamonds.
ad
he..
Ml
(!,
Silverware
'n.
the
latest
ill
Ivory.
Tortoise
Shell.
Two
-
Tun
and
Sterling
Silvfr
T'olel
S...
.
minis
range
of
Clocks.
.Unckoo
('lin
ks
and
a
range
of
matter
(!!
k
.M
i
wl..l.
Carved
Hrassware,
lira
Fern
I'ots,
Flower
ases,
("jitHsttMitirk
ami
oilier
Ibis
line
too
Hiimenm
lo
mention.
Idlest
in
High
(.Ha-
Stationer)
Fancy
letups
of
all
tfamrriphon-.
i
a-siirlmi
nl
of
W'atertnau's"
Fountain
I'ena
and
I'eiirils
in
Sel
ami
HnfU
.
Hags
and
Fancy
lltadrd
Hags;
also
a
large
assortment
of
IJoobiganFs
I'cif.
I'mbrellas
in
lalest
designs.
Gomniuiiily
I'luUs.
lloger'
"IKi."
Warr
an
1
Set.
In
fact
our
stock
i
so
large
it
is
iruMibj4
iu
mrulion
all
in
UlU
p
OPTICAL
DEPARTMENT
Our
Optical
Ilepl.
is
now
t-ipiipfM-d
with
all
modern
conveniences
urnl
started
with
an
expert
optician
who
has
had
over
-7
v
ear's
experience
in
l'ateni
(Canada.
REPAIR
DEPARTMENT
Our
W
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and
llepar
pnrlicnlarlv
eiiiiMi
In
buHll
of
work
hiiiI
will
be
in
rharv
workmen.
DON'T
FOnCET
TO
VISIT
OUR
BASEMENT
STORE
IT
PAYS
MAX
HEILBRONER
Third
Avenue.
Simpson
af
'ei
a
'
i
i
Arm
vvbere
he
u
limit
lo
lie
used
ii,
Willi
a
box
faelory
lie
i-.',)
-:-
II
i
!
ll
lOl
'
ii'l'-es
establish
in
i'lnec
llupeit.
Mrs.
t.
I.
Mc.Mortlie,
who
is
at
j
present
locaicd
wiln
Major
Mc-j
.Mord
re
ut
Folkc.slonu,
Ltiytand,
is
having
a
busy
time
viailing
I'riwe
llupert
tniys
wb
are
ir
F.Hgland
rwoverins
from
sickness
and
wounds.
HOME
HUMOR.
Wife
(with
iiewspaperi
Here's
an
expression,
"the
saturated
point,"
What's
il
mean.
Jnliii"f
Hull
Well,
my
dear,
to
illustrate,
lite
saturated
point
is
wlic
Hie
consumer
sl
soaked
until
lie
will
no
longer
aland
for
il.
REPARTEE.
SpeclalliL
Third
Avenue.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
8
BEBE
DANIELS
In
"THE
CROWDED
HOUR"
A
crowded
hour
of
sen-rn
ulerlaiunieiii
llroailwa.v
-tage
uce
i
ut
naiiie.
The
.l-'
;
who
drained
the
cup
ol
pleasure
ami
fmutd
h
dreg.
The
dramatii
adventures
ol
..
guinl
1
1
1
of
Hroailway,
The
ilratna
of
a
young
lwl
w
Ii"
i
llial
marriage
i
nmre
than
a
ring
ami
a
few
w-minisler.
She
lot
u
mail
then
foiind
herself.
"T1
not
covet
(by
neighbor's
husband."
Swell
s,
eo.
-
:.:
pretty
girls.
)ou'l
rn
i
the
haekslagc
scenes
,.i
lies.-'
iM.
Hpjiehc
dan.
e
behiuil
Hie
lines
in
Fr.in
wild
iiiiilorcvcle
ride
through
shell-swept
tern1"
Stcong
cast:
Bebe
Daniels,
Kenneth
Harlan,
Frank
Morgan,
T.
Roy
Barnes,
Warner
Richmond,
Helen
Lee
Worthing,
and
others.
"OUR
GANG"
COMEDY
"THE
SUN
DOWN
LIMITED."
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NEWS.
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and
10c
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a
Doll
for
Xmas
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and
7th