mber
IB,
1027
II.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday
HOSIERY
AND
GLOVES
.
i
Pure
Woo!
Cashmere
licwe
and
Silk
and
"Wool
in
Fawn,
Mack,
etc.
Per
pair
'a&c
s
ik
Hose
in
Ulack,
IJrown,
White,
Greys,
etc.
Two
i
fr
9oc
!i
.
.
in
Black,
Ilrown
and
White.
4
palm
for
0Tc
t
uahmere
Hote
in
Brown,
Fawn,
Pure
Wool,
7
to
nir
for
95c
i'.
ivy
Hib
Wool
Turn-Top
JIoe,
Penman
make,
8
to
'r
pair
95c
(
hamoiaette
Uloves,
Fancy
Cuff,
in
Sand,
Orey,
l'er
pair
95c
Wool
Gloves,
Fancy
Knit
Cuff.
Per
pair
95c
DRESS
GOODS
V
!
Sf
rjres
Ih
Navy,
Green,
Saxe,
Ilrown,
etc
Value
51
75.
Per
yard
95C
.1
Tweeds
in
Blues.
Brdwn
and
Grey
Plaid.
Value
S
I
"o
95c
All
Wool
Coatings.
Value
to
$2.95,
for
wr
yard
$1X0
-
'K
-
in
all
the
latest
colorings.
Pure
Silk,
for
yard
.
.
95c
Win
Milk
Underwear
Fabric
in
Peach,
White,
Green,
Ui
inch.
Per
yard
95c
MEN'S
DEPARTMENT
1
.
-
in
Light
and
Dark
patterns,
8
for
95c
White
Handkerchiefs,
l24for
95c
HOUSEHOLD
STAPLES
.
hed
Pillow
Slips,
12
inch,
fine
heavy
quality,
pair
95c
loth.
45
inch,
in
White
or
Colors,
2
yards
for
.
.
05c
T'.w.-lling,
Linen
or
Turkish,
5
yards
for
95c
I
n
bleached
Sheeting,
heavy
quality,
for
Sheets
or
Lc'H'i'eud.
Per
yard
95c
r
iannelette,
27
Inch,
in
a
nice
soft
quality,
5
yards
95c
H
...
k
Towels,
large
size,
reg.
$1.50.
Per
pair
95c
DRAPERY
SECTION
jr'ain
Paneln
In
pretty
designs,
each
95c
a
d
(
ream
Curtain
Scrims
and
Voiles,
some
with
borders,
5
yards
for
95c
ripe
Draper
Tapestry,
reg.
to
$1.75,
for
per
yard
95c
mp-
nnd
Art
Sateens,
value
to
50c
a
yard,
3
yards
for
95c
COTTON
DRESS
GOODS
-
Crepes
in
a
good
range
of
colors,
5
yards
for
.
.
95c
ims-
in
a
nice
range
or
Plaids
and
Stripes,
34
inch,
'
i'dn
for
95c
nod
Cotton,
good
heavy
quality,
SG
inch,
4
yards
for
95c
ic
I'nlored
Crepes
in
Plain
and
Flowered
designs,
3
jr
95c
i--jiCH
and
Voiles,
finest
quality.
Value
to
$1.50
jaid,
for
95c
LADIES
"AND
CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR
Winter
Weight
Combinations,
in
Sleeveless
style
a
a
few
with
Long
Sleeves
95c
"'
s
Bloomers,
Winter
Weight,
in
Mauve,
Cream,
Pink,
t
f.
etc..
per
pair
J
95c
i
s
Combinations
in
Long
sleeve,
Ankle
length,
V
;o
or
Natural
95c
'
Kayon
Silk
Vests,
Bloomers
and
Uplifts
in
a
beau-
'
'
..
assortment
of
shades,
per
garment
95c
"
-
Flannelette
Gowns,
extra
values
in
these
cosy
iments.
each
95c
LADIES'
CORSETS
:
forsets,
several
clearing
lines,
Gossard
and
other
niades,
per
pair
95c
'
ii
Brassieres
made
in
Brocaded
Coutil,
all
sizes,
2
for
95c
NOTIONS
swy
Yarti
in
several
shades,
2
oz.
skeins,
3
for
95c
y
and
Plain
Ribbons,
wide
widths,
4
yards
for
95c
ik
Knit
Scarves
in
pleasing
stripes,
each
95c
COATS
4
only,
Coats
to
be
cleared
at
$10.50
These
are
excellent
quality,
last
season's
values
to
$40.00,
and
must
be
cleared.
95c.
Great
Values
in
Seasonable
Merchandise
-95c.
H.
S
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
9
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street
"HOME
BEAUTIFUL"
"THE
BUSINESS
OF
HOUSEKEEPING"
Aside
from
the
weight
of
tradition
there
is
no
fundamental
t'i'gument
for
washing
at
home.
From
a
social
point
of
view,
'stra
expense,
and
from
an
individual
standpoint,
it
involves
r
ui
h
waste
of
labor.
From
the
larger
economic
point
of
view
the
commercial
laundry
will
be
supported
by
the
progressive
woman
who
wants
to
see
home
work
brought
to
a
higher
level
of
harmony
with
our
urexent
industrial
development.
jj
The
Logical
Conclusion
1
SEND
IT
TO
THE
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
513
Sixth
Avenue
West
Phone
8
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News'
'PEOPLE
GO
TO
I
PEACE
RIVER
I
Movement
Into
That
Country
k
Continue
But
(Jraln
ttoes
nut
Wk
Slowly
inyONTON.
Nov
U.--A
special
d-
pV
1i
to
the
Journal
says:
l
im-
Ktaff
ot
the
loo!
Dominion
tends
l.ut
is
working
at
iull
spcad
vltn
tlM
tirt
:w
days
of
November
giving
every
.udlcMtion
that
a
record
would
be
es-
,
taollshed
If
kept
up.
;
Armtatlce
day
proved
a
boom
day.1
(orty-tour
eoir.e.
being
uuute.
The
majority
of
ths
are
taking
up
tend
north-we.it
of
the
F.ilher
district
whteb
la
In
between
the
main
highway
and
the
Smoky
River.
!
Kuiiy
96
per
cent
of
the
grain
In
the
tuet
River
cuntry
.
aafely
put
away.
Two
lacbea
ol
mow
naa
covered
the
country,
but
iu
the
thermometer
averaging
around
IS
above
threshing
la
not
impeded
and
a
clean
up
Is
only
!
question
of
a
short
time.
Btf-
where
in
the
country
with
aU
etefntdrs
bulging
full,
farmers
are
curtaUM
from
hauling
aa
trains
arc
not
provided
fast
nough
to
keep
the
elevator
moving'
In
contrast
to
a
year
ago
engines
now
on
the
run
are
haulinc
sieveh
loaded
can
up
the
hill,
whereaw
year
a?o
five
loads
was
the
limit,
to
that
instead
of
trains
comprising
ten
or
a
don
can
they
now
etmsttt
of
20
to
36.
but
even
at
that
more
engines
are
badly
needed.
!
Oeorge
Roberson
of
DatUe
niver.
is!
taking
down
a
threshing
outfit,
the
first
,.ie
to
enter
that
district.
He
anticl-1
pates
a
run
of
around
M&X)
bushels.'
All
the
grain
there
Is
In
the
ttack
and
quite
a
large
acreage
for
that
new
j
territory
is,
ready
for
nest
year.
With
:
this
season's
tilings
a
couple
of
years'
he
not
will
ate
that
district
coming
in-:
to
its
own
in
the
matter
of
grain
pro-
:
duct
Ion.
even
though
it
is
now
over
50
j
miles
from
the
nearest
railway.
HALIBUT
BANKS
MAYBE
FOUND
Member
of
Ketchikan
Fishermen's
Union
Optimistic
Over
Future
of
Industry
KETCHIKAN.
Nov.
16.
Now
that
the
halibut
season
Is
practically
cloved
for
the
present
year,
and
the
members
of
the
International
Plsheries
Commission
will
meet
lu
Ketchikan
tomorrow,
there
is
much
dlseuMlon
on
the
water
front
among
halibut
men
and
others
about
the
halibut
supply-
of
next
year.
Orank
Bemers.
of
the
Fishermen's
Union,
Is
one
who
takes
an
optimistic
view
of
the
situation.
He
keeps
In
close
touch
with
the
fishing
industry.
"There
are
lota
of
halibut
banks
to
b
discovered,"
asld
Mr.
Semers.
"Naturally,
however,
halibut
men
will
not
do
any
more
prospecting
than
Is
ueceswry
for
it
is
expensive
for
them
to
do
so
and
they
will
continue
to
fish
known
grounds
ak
long
as
they
can
secure
catches.
Hcwever.
they
deserve
'the
credit
for
discovering
the
banks
from
which
flih
are
tekett
"A
good
many
of
us
believe
that
the
government
could
greatly
aW
the
halblut
business
by
employing
one
or
two
medium
sired
boats,
manned
by
practical
halibut
men.
and
pay
them
for
prospecting
and
locating
new
banks.
"When
one
considera
the
gleat
extent
of
coast
waters
in
and
about
Alaska,
and
the
comparatively
few
places
from
which
halibut
are
now
caught,
It"
may
br
readily
understood
there
is
a'
lot
of
exploration
work
to
be
done.
"To
my
mind,
and
I
am
not
alone
in
that
belief,
the
halibut
industry
In
:jka
la
still
young.
However,
at
we
all
know
proper
conservation
methods
must
be
invoked
In
order
to
perpetuate
it."
POWELL
RIVER
HAS
LATEST
NEW
PAPER
t'rrilllalile
KIsM-page
Weekly
MirH
lla
J
I
Ire
n
KstalilMirtl
by
1'iirmrr
.tllirrtn
Journalist
A
copy
of
the
first
issue
of
the
Powell
Hlver
News.
British,
Columbia's-
latest
newspaper,
has
JUst
come
to
hand
and
looks
like
a
creditable
contemporary.
It
is
an
eight
paged
six
column
sheet
Which,
while,
of
course,
tpeciallzlng
local
news,
contains
editorial,
health.
fashion,
social,
automobile
and
sport
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that,
oh
the
3rd
dav
of
December
ncit.
the
undersigned
intends
td
apply
to
the!
Liquor
t-oniroi
uoara
lor
a
licence
in
respect
of
premlMS
being
part
of
the
building
known
aa
Seal
Cove
Hotel,
situate
at
lh
City
ot
Prince
Rupert,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
described
as
all
that
portion
oft
.Waterfronti
tBlock
"I,"
Bay
of
Prince
Rupert,'
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
Provlnss
of
British
Columbia,
Map
923,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
and
being
more
particularly
described
as
follows:
"Commencing
at
a
point
which
lies
in
a
straight
:in
of
bearing
north
69deg..
28
8"
East
a
distance
of
767.20
feet
from
the
centre
of
circle
as
shown
on
said
Plan
923,
Section
7,
thence
Kouth
6deg..
35'
35"
East
a
distance
of
60
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
83deg.
24'
35"
East
n
distance
of
10(1
ft
tn
a
nnlnt
thenctf
north
6def.
35'
25"
West
a
distance
of
!
CO
feet
to
a
point,
thence
South
83ii(.
24'
35"
West
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
the
point
of
commencement"
for
the
isle
of
beer
by
tie
glass
or
by
ne
open
douio
zur
consumption
on
-.ne
premises
1
j
'
4i
p
N
v
mber
191
U,
A,
DODD.
2C&
Applicant,
hi
THE
BAfLT
NKTfS
lite
s
!
I
pages
&
well
as
a
serial
story
and
plenty
of
advertising.
Thomas
W
Oreen.
formerly
editor
and
publisher
of
i
streets,
line
lauer
lAiornm
iimes.
is
tne
eai-
i
Man
in
the
Moon
-K
.
NO
person
l
healthy
Who
swallows
a.
lot
of
medicine.
,
,
AN
optimist
Is
one
who
believes
things
can
be
done
add
helps
to
do
them.
THOSE
people
who
worry
about
In
the
last
tlilrtyflve
years,
over
two
hundred
million
pounds
o
'SAL
ADA1
Tea
hare
been
consumed,
hut
It
took
only
the
last
seven
-weeks
to
next
two
million
pounds.
E
-A.
T
aA.
PRICES
SEE
THE
BARGAIN
TABLES
25c
50c
75c
S1.00
All
Descriptions
ol!
Useful
and
Fancy
Goods.
A
few
left,
only
3
to
a
customer
DOUBLE
RUNG
KITCHEN
CHAIRS
S1.00
each
GUARANTEED
ROLLER
WINDOW
SHADES
39
in.
by
6
ft.
Each
90c
Limit
5
to
a
customer
ELECTRIC
LAMPS
Boudoir,
Table,
etc.
Still
a
nice
assortment
to
pick
from.
Values
from
$4.50
to
$25.50,
for
83.75
t0
S18.50
TOYS
All
Toys
are
half
price
irrespective
of
what
they
cost
Christmas
is
coming
soon
BABY
CARRIAGES
DOLL
CARRIAGES
GO
CARTS
WAGONS
BICYCLES
TOY
AUTOS
At
Ridiculous
Prices
BEDDING
Sheets
9
X
4
Sheets,
reg.
value
$4.25,
per
pair
8:1.00
7
x
4'
Sheets
reg.
value
$3.75,
for
per
pair
$2.70
Hemstltched
Sheets
9'
x
4
reg.
value
$0.50.
per
pair
$1.50
Hemstitched
Pillow
Cases
Reg.
value
$1.50
per
pair,
for
1)5
Plain
Pillow
Cases
Reg.
value
$1.00,
for
per
pair
Ot'
Door
Mats
Coroanut
Fibre
05?
Why
be
without
one?
Stencilled
Grass
Mats
Regular
value
$1.00,
for
each
.-()
DELF
WARE
52-piece
set,
reg.
value
$20.50.
for
$1.5
42-piece
set,
reg.
value
$16.75,
for
$11.25
S2-p1ete
set,
reg.
value
(
$9.50,
for
.'.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.-
$f.75
Hundreds
of
Other
B
cruelty
to
animals
never
seem
to
notice
the
thinly
clad
calves
that
roam
the
'GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT'jtOT
proprietor
of
the
Powell!
EVEN
a
wise
01
sometimes
annoys
NOTICE
F
.il'PMl'.VriON
ICIll
llfcEK
1.IIUNCR
River
News,
it
is
a
weeniy
paper,
pun-:
'""""s
llshlng
on
Thursdays.
TItERE'S
many
a
slip,
when
the
plane
takes
a
dip.
',
HE
set
out
in
an
aeroplane
x
To
make
1
wondrous
flight
But
soon
he
landed
on,
the
tea,
With
not
a
ahl.ljlslgftV,,.,,;
Mi
;
Ut
lii
t!
ft
iH
EVEN
a
monkey,
wUai
prominent
lower
Jaw.
WONdErt
if
that
bull
moose
aeen
jrandetlnf
at
the
east
end.
of
rtalen
Island
was
Just
a
meniber
Of
the
Moone
lodge?
I
CAUGHT
sight
of
a
bull
moose
And
it
was
wondrous
big
It
wore
Its
antlers
on
lis
bead
And
tried
to
dance
a
jig.
Yes.
sure
it
was
a
bull
moose
Out
looking
tor
some
fun.
II
wore
cap
and
boots
and
coat
And
also
dad
a
gun
'rirfl),,lh
Th
Dally
N.ws
BEDDING
Spread
t-4
by
CO,
reg.
value
$2.40,
for
81.H0
7G
x
90,
reg.
value
$3.00,
for
$2.50
80
x
90,
reg.
value
$3.35,
for
$2.75
Krinkclette
Spreads
72
x
90,
reg.
value
$2.00,
for
$2.10
Marcelle
Spreads
Reg.
Value
$8.50,
for
$5.75
Silkalo
Spreads
Colored,
reg.
value
$10.00,
for
$0.75
PICTURES
Must
go
at
Cbst
or
Iess
Aluminum
ware
Large
Kettles,
reg.
value
$3.50,
for
$2.25
Teapot.".,
reg.
$2.00.
for
$1.25
Perculator,
reg.
$1.75,
for
$1.00
Lemon
Shakers,
reg.
$L00
'
ior
.
.
.
..
05?
v$i.p5-
vlujLMiv,
,.i.x
argams
BLR
Disposal
Sale
Still
Continues
COMPARE
BELOW
WITH
YOUR
MAIL
ORDER
CATALOGUE
Card
Tallies
Folding
Card
Table,
rejr.
value
$0.50.
at
.
.
.
.'
Ml.
ou
Odd
Parlor
Chairs
and
Kockcrs
Walnut,
Oak,
and
Upholstered,
re,
value
$18.25
to
$55,
for
SI
1.00
to
$:t-.00
Hardwood
Hockers
Limited
quantity,
rep.
value
$2.80.
to
$G.50,
for
$i.-o
to
ijM.oo
Asbestos
Table
Mat
Inserts
'
Oval,
reg.
$1.:50,
for
..
7."f
Hound,
rejr.
value
per
set
$1.05.
Per
set
.10?
This
is
less
than
cost.
TEAPOTS
Plain
Kock
Any
ilie
f0
i)eccrated
Kock
Ieaf
Re?.
value$1.25.
for
."f
ReK.
value
$1.00,
for
.
.
700
tleg.
value
75e,
for
..
r0f
BLANKETS
White
Atl.
Wool
lliatikcls
7
re'
value
$10.50.
Per
pair
$7.8.f
Gray
All
Wool
Blanket
7
lb.,
n
value
$8.00,
for
S.-.O.-
Point
Itlankets
lied,
10
lb.
Blankets,
reg
value
$17.50,
for..
Jj!M.7.-
Gray,
10
lb.
Blankets,
reg.
value
$1-1.00,
for..
Jj5ll.7.-
Brown,
id
lb.
Blankets,
retf.
value
$15.50,
for
Jjtl.To
v
Nearly
all
gone..
TOWELS
Fancy
Turkish,
refined
quality,
reg.
value
$!).25
per
pair,
for
Jj
1
.!)5
A
$2.25
Turkish
Towel
for
per
pair
Jj51.70
A
$1.15
Turkish
Towel
for
per
pair
85?
A
$1.50
Turidsh
Towel
for
per
pair
81.00
A
Me
Turkish
Towel
for
per
pair
I5?
CRYSTAL
CUT
;
GLASS
At
Very
Low
I'fices
LINOLEUMS
printed,
tee.
raiae
$1.00
up,
at
per
square
yard
.
.
85?
Inlaid
Linoleum,
reg.
value
$t.G5.
Per
square
yard
$1.45
FANCY
BOWLS
Set
of
C,
reg.
value
$1.60,
for
$1.05
Set
of
5,
reg.
value
$1.15,
for
05?
J?et
of
4,
extra
fancy,
suitable
for
salads,
etc.,
reg.
value
$2.10,
for
...
$1.50
CUPS
AND
SAUCERS
The
very
best
English,
lovely
designs,
cup
and
saucer
05?
Another
lot,
cup
and
saucer
at
10?
Yet
another,
cup
and
saucer,
at
25?
Plain
cup
and
saucer,
anywhere
35c,
for
15?
COMMUNITY
AND
OTHER
WARE
at
Cost
Plated
Knives
and
Forks,
6
of
each,
reg.
value
$6.00,
for
$:f.5
.
COTTON
FILLED
COMFORTERS
Try
and
match
these
at
less
than
$6.00,
fbr
....
$1.:5
WALNUT
DRESSER
1
only,
reg.
value
$50.00,
for
$39.75
CHILDREN'S
KINDERGARTEN
SETS
Table
and
Two
Chairs
$2.50
PARLOR
TABLES
Solid
Oak,
Round,
reg.
value
$9.00,
for
$0.00
Oblong,
reg.
value
$9.00,
for
$0.00
Square,
reg.
value
$7.50,
for
$1.00
Round
Wicker
Tables-Special
$0.00
Windsor
Chair.s
and
Rockers
at
cost
Wicker
Chairs
and
Rockers-Reg.
$8.00
to
$8.50
values.
Take
your
pick
at
.
.
$0.15
Japanese
Screens
;
.
'.
.
.
.
c
,
Values
to
$12.00,
for
$7.50
Cash
Only
LAMPS
AND
LANTERNS
Cols
Wast
Lanterns
Coleman
fiasolind
Lamps
Table
and
Wall
OH
Lamps
Coleman
Gasoline
Lanterns
Coal
Oil
Candles
Electric
Lamps
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
233
Third
Avenue
"Prince
Rupert
3
Piece
Chesterfield
Suite
This
is
a
genuine
Kroehler,
upholstered
in
tapestry,
with
hand
carved
walnut
show-wood
front
and
reversible
cushions.
Our
"Home
Lovers
Club"
terms
.52l)2.."0
Or
for
cash
$102.00
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
A
venue
Phone
123