vmber
15.
1027
Keep
hurried
breakfasts
healthful
REDDED
WUI7
AT
Ready
to
serve
easy
to
digest
All
the
nutritious
whole
wheat
All
the
bran
you
need
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday
HOSIERY
AND
CLOVES
i
in
Wool
Cashmere
Ho
He
and
Silk
and
Wool
in
1'awiin,
Black,
etc.
Per
pair
95c
Hose
in
Black,
Brown.
White,
Greys,
etc.
Two
i
i
95c
m
in
Black.
Brown
and
White.
4
pairs
for
95c
-
i
uNhnw
r'
Hone
in
Brown,
Fawn,
Pure
Wool,
7
to
J
pairs
for
95c
i
.
a
Rib
Wool
Turn-Top
Hom,
Penman
nke,
8
to
IVr
pair
95c
i
t
lnioineMe
Gloves,
Fancy
Cuff,
In
Bud,
Grey,
IVr
pair
95c
1
tiloves.
Fancy
Knit
Ctiff.
Per
pair
95c
DRESS
GOODS
Surges
in
Navy,
Green,
Snxc
Brown,
ic.
Value
1
.
"
Per
yard
96c
(
weeds
in
Blues,
Brown
;.nu
Grey
Plaid.
Value
m
95c
All
Wool
Coatinga.
Value
to
2.96,
far
pr
yard
$1.50
ii
"
Ik
-
in
ull
the
latest
colorings.
Pure
Silk,
for
yard
.
.
95c
Wui
usilk
Underwear
Fabric
in
Peach,
White,
Green,
inch.
Per
yard
96c
MEN'S
DEPARTMENT
ii.
Light
and
Dark
patterns,
3
for
95c
:
Handkerchiefs,
12
for
96c
HOUSEHOLD
STAPLES
'ti!
I'illow
Slips,
42
inch,
fine
heavy
quality,
pair
95c
'th.
45
inch,
in
White
or
Colors,
t
yurtk
for
.
.
95c
l
welling,
Linen
or
Turkish,
5
yards
for
95c
t
nbleachcd
Sheeting,
heavy
quality,
for
Sheets
or
u.
-
(H
eads.
Per
yard
95c
..nnelette,
27
inch,
in
a
nice
soft
ouality,
6
yank
96c
k
Towels,
large
sise.
reg.
$1.60.
Per
pair
96c
DRAPERY
SECTION
..in
Panels
in
pretty
designs,
each
95c
(
ream
Curtain
Scrims
and
Voiles,
some
with
borders,
6
yards
for
.
95c
;i
ipe
Drapery
Tapestry,
reg.
to
$1.76,
for
per
yard
95c
-s
und
Art
Sateens,
value
to
50c
a
yard,
8
yards
for
95c
COTTON
DRESS
GOODS
'
s.'
Crepes
in
a
good
range
of
colors,
6
yards
for
.
.
95c
...run
in
a
nice
range
or
Plaids
and
Stripes,
84
inch,
w.rdu
for
95c
i.
hed
Cotton,
good
heavy
quality,
36
inch,
4
yards
for
95c
niored
Crept)
in
Plain
ami
Flowered
designs,
3
i
95c
mi
Crepes
and
Voile,
finest
quality.
Value
to
$1.50
per
vard,
for
95c
LADIES'
AND
CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR
dies'
Winter
Weight
Combinations,
in
Sleeveless
style
and
u
few
with
Long
Sleeve
95c
;imcn'.
Bloomers,
Winter
Weight,
in
Mauve,
Cream,
Pink,
Bun,
etc..
per
pair
95c
'dreii's
Combination
in
Long
JSleere,
Ankle
length,
White
or
Natural'
,,,....,.....
..1
95c
'lie.-'
Itayon
Silk
Vesta,
BlooroerifrlijMlMtfta
jp
a
"beau-tii'ul
assortment
of
shades,
perlrannenfW$ri
v
omen's
Flannelette
Gowns,
extra
values
in
these
cosy
L'.trments,
each
95c
LADIES'
CORSETS
lios'
Corsets,
several
clearing
lines,
Coward
and
other
mades,
per
pair
95c
;
'li'
's'
Brassieres
made
in
Brocaded
Coutil,
all
sizes,
2
for
95
e
NOTIONS
.iny
Yam
in
several
shades.
2
oz.
skeins,
3
for
95c
:
and
Plain
Ribbons,
wide
widths,
4
yards
for
95c
i
Knil
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.
Wc.
Great
Values
in
Seasonable
Merchandise
95c
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
I'hone
9
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street
UNION
QTFAMSHIPS
LIMITED
VANCOUVER
VIcSIKC
.r.'Wra
8
tt0I'VliR'
VICTORIA,
natedale.
Alert
lUy
etc
Sat
.mis
y
9
.jr.
r
h,rt
M.MPHON,
NAAN
KIVF.U
POINTS,
ALICE
AKM,
AMO,
"
"
Prl-re
Ku,.ert,
11.0
Anue
M
BM11H
Arret.
EVIDENCE
IN
LIQUOR
CASE
(continued
Hons
Mass
two)
,tiir
n
111
Men
:!.
liquor
liad
bwn
i
uuiviiaafM
The
!.
More
be
had
,
tx.MKlit
rum
lu
w
i'iiKHri
kitchen.
81w
Pi.ym
tte
gramupltoi
and
they
had
a
Mi
aenft-ti
uii-iii
baan
orrteml
u:
b
toeilscd
A
a
matter
at
tact
Oei
Uiay
dUl
leave
accused
tad
aald:
Com,
bad,
Siim,
dcarMi."
And
daarir
did
k
back
and
ni
i-'uwl
adaUMloii'"
(untloiied
Mr.
Patau
ire
"No
we
se
not
countend
wltBMM.
"Liara!
Why
I've
nmr
aetn
tap-
thine
ua
it."
M-d
ur.
Patman.
I
most
atTeiuiuuily
hject
to
SMSfa
CMBBMUt,"
sjaculatn.
Mr.
Joucs.
lk.
bi
la
meat
Mbpropar
mnatr
1
have
mm
fewrd
in
euurtium
A
(or
lyase,
your
client
today
can
aqual
about
any-thlnt
I
have
tver
arm
"
Mr
Patatore
mutinuad
bla
ranees
about
the
Ivi.ik
of
tbe
wltneaa
"Homatady
aeenu.
-n
be
lying,
a!!
:
!..
"
asread
the
m..-nitrate.
TIIKIt.t
t.u:
Theda
Oala
was
'.i,,
u
called
to
the
KHiid
to
five
evideucr
in
her
gars
be-ii:
She
told
of
keeping
a
ptaoe
above
Irotier'a
utore
lor
the
CJH.R.
portara.
1
:.
company
furnished
the
linen.
Abe
I,.
.;
been
running
the
place
alnoe
Oct
i.t.e;
17
She
bad
iopaerty
baas
on
miox
Aver.ur
but
hud
btoved
up
town
Khr
wlahetl
lo
tx
:ier
neraatf
.
Mw
.id
bought
Mrs
Hunia
out.
Wttnaaa
(it
nied
aelllng
uiy
liquor
there
what-ver
Darrocb
ftret
came
in
on
Wed-r.eaday.
October
9.
and
aakad
for
a
:ocm.
Wltnaai
told
him
abe
was
afraid
fie
could
ot
give
him
a
roan
for
a
weak.
Her
charges
were
11
a
night
or
S3
a
week.
Darrocb,
had
inquired
about
girls
and
abe
had
told
him
there
ere
plaoaa
tor
that.
Darrocb
inquired
how
about
beneif
Accuetd
aald
lost
she
told
Darrooh
that
abe
-waa
busy,
having
bade
to
make
before
abe
had
her
lunch.
There
was
more
talk
and
be
gave
Darrocb
a
cip
of
coffee.
He
had
tooled
around
until
abe
had
to
drive
him
out
of
the
houae.
Further
Inquiries
van
made
and
witness
aard:
"I
don't
run
a
houae
like
that.
I
am
not
on
the
Mae
now
and
I
demand
a
certain
amount
of
respect.
Toil
better
ift
out
before
there
la
trouble."
Oar-
recti
went
and
said
Oood-bye."
ASKCII
rnt
KOOM
mimed
to
the
bouse
In
the
evening.
aeoMnpuUeti
by
HarDonaH
wltnaai
continued.
Darrocb
said
that
he
bad
ossft
back
to
get
a
room
for
bla
frtend.
When
they
got
inside.
Danosn
said.
"We
don't
want
a
room.
We
want
a
girl."
Aoouaed
told
them
not
to
come
back
again
and
walked
out.
She
beard
the
men
whispering.
jne
telling
the
other
it
was
a
drink.
2101
a
girl,
they
wanted.
Wltneaa
wea
brought
into
the
conversation
She
was
mad
and
-wast
back
to
them.
The
younger
man
told
her
not
to
pay
any
nttenUon
to
tbe
older
man.
They
aafc-al
for
a
drink
wtucb
was
refuaed.
On
I
apart
tog.
MacDonald
said:
"Never
mind.
We'll
be
back
and
get
you."
Later,
the
men
did
come
back
but
aecuHed
denied
admitting
them
or
selling
them
a
drink
Under
cross
-examination
accused
denied
the
story
of
the
sale
of
liquor
in
whole
cloth.
When
Darreeh
came
to
her
plaoe
In
the
morning,
he
said
-.hat
he
bad
bean
drinking
all
night.
He
looked
It
too.
Accused
started
tr
weep.
"When
one
wants
to
be
a
lad?
I
dont
are
why
one
should
be
brought
here
to
be
humlltated,"
she
said.
AIIOIMENT
IH"
fOrNNKI,
In
asking
for
dismissal
of
the
case.
Mr.
Patmore
submitted
that
Jess
evidence
tban
ever
bad
been
offered
In
connection
with
this
chars
The
man
could
remember
nothing
more
than
that
they
had
got
rum
They
could
not
remember
whether
It
was
hot
or
cold
or
whether
it
was
glasses
or
cups
In
-which
It
had
been
served.
It
was
usually
the
little
things
surrounding
uch
cases
that
called
the
main
1B-ident
to
attention.
Wltrmnes
oould
not
remember
the
taaU-
of
what
they
-ad
received
or
how
they
had
drunk
It.
Jurely
that
was
hot
sufficient
evidence
-.ipon
which
to
convict
If
the
men
.led
about
one
thing,
they
would
hn
m
akouj
.another.
:Bf-
nfema
lo
the
TSK-T
ma
l
oil
me
puiui
ui
jr-poed
improper
conduct,
the
old-
man
had
contradicted
MacDonaW
regarding
the
conversation
There
was
evidence
that
positive
lylnc
waa
going
on.
Nor
were
there
any
rxhrblts
In
the
case
"If
the
court
is
going
to
accept
such
evidence
aa
this,
where
Is
anyone
of
us
going
to
be
safe?"
queried
counsel.
Wbr
It
not
possible
that
the
story
of
the
woman
wan
correct?
She
was
en-tlHed
to
thr
ber.rf:;
of
thf
rloubt
Wan
It
likely
thut
n
woman
seeking
to
hn.
prove
herself,
as
accused
was
doing.
ELEVEN
BOILS
ON
HER
ARM
AT
ONE
TIME
Mrs.
8.
Tetuh,
Fisher
Home,
Alta.,
writes:
"I
was
troubled
with
boils
and
had
eleven
of
them
on
my
arm
at
one
time.
"I
tried
all
kinds
of
medicine,
but
yot
no
roliof.
"I
t'.ok
twn
bottles
of
and
u.vi
nv.v
boea
troubled
since.
BPB
LaiulM
boils
and
all
other
,
t
,v
..
.
ll.lliurn
-
j.
limited,
Turontu
Out.
THE
TJAILT
NETfS
""
PARE
FTTH
would
be
liable
to
run
a
blind
pig?
Ill(
KKl'ANClKS
Mr.
Jones
remarked
that
Mr.
Patmore,
through
experience
with
some
of
his
own
wttuesseh.
was
undoubtedly
an
authority
upon
the
subject
ol
lying.
It
was
true
that
there
Were
discrepancies
In
some
of
the
evidence
at
the
crown
witnesses
w&ieh
could
not
be
:?coulled.
However,
the
eptbode
in
quettlon
bad
noihtiig
to
do
with
the
charge.
"The
evidence
aa
to
the
sale
of
liquor
was
convincing.
On
no
material
points.
Mr.
Jones
pointed
out.
had.
defence
counsel
buen
successful
a
breaking
I
q
uch;
ion
was:
Old
the
men
buy
Jlqui
1
or
did
they
not?
Bcjlfc
:.rely
tiiat
they
had
ObUiud
rum
i
and
tiilh
wus
the
Important
point.
He
j
asiea
!or
a
conviction,
i
The
magistrate
commented
that,
on
'
details,
he
found
the
evidence
of
crown
Svitneses
unsatisfactory.
On
the
main
'
Issue
of
liquor
sale,
however,
there
was
corroboration
"I
therefore,"
address-
EATABLF
life
s
Stock
PRICES
ihe
defence
consisting
ol
a
denial.
Mr.
Patmore
also
appeared
lor
Bnowden
WORK
OF
SKATING
POND
HAS
ALREADY
BEGUN,
i
The
work
on
the
skating
pond
being
;
constructed
by
the
Gyro
Club
at
Morse
Creek
has
already
begun.
It
is
under
the
supervWon
of
W.
H.
Tobey.
superintendent
of
the
CNJl.
Pacific
Division,
and
Burbank.
divisional
engineer.
Both
-j.'
these
men
are
engineers
and
this
time
the
witnesses
down.
-
Thefthe
-work
-should
be
weU
done.
Results
amviarajsUsed,
.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
UJASK
LA
Nil
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dls-rlct
and
situate
on
the
southwest
corner
of
an
unnamed
bay
on
the
south
bank
of
Port
Chanal.
Graham
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Arthur
KODertson.
itir.
!
lie
accused
"find
you
guilty
ofiof
Massett.
B.C.
occupation
a
lumber-j
le
i
ii
irse
and
fine
you
1300
wtUi
the
j
man.
intends
to
apply
fur
a
lease
of
"
"
'x
UnprUo.uaen.'il'X
abottt'
.n
a.
:d
U.o,;
lone
chasn
westerly
from
the
mouth
of,
...
.
.
an
unnnmed
ureek
flowing
into
an
un-
T"tla
naju
ti
T'
south
bank
or
Por
t.
.
...a
at
oi
ju..u;
uu
j.
...
1
Oraiiaa
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
'
Disposal
Sal
Still
Continues
COMPARE
BELOW
WITH
YOUR
MAIL
ORDER
CATALOGUE
Card
Tables
Folding
CSaid
Tablet,
reg.
value
$&8.
at
SI.
(Ml
Odd
Parlor
Chairs
and
Rockers
Walnut,
Oak.
und
UphoUter-ed,
rejr.
value
$18.25
to
$55,
for
$14.00
to
JS:t.".;o
Hardwood
Rockers
Limited
quantity,
reg.
value
$2.50
to
$('..50,
for
SI
50
to
$-1.00
Asbestos
Table
Mat
Inserts
Oval,
reg.
$1.:10,
for
.
.
7."f
itound,
reg.
value
per
set
$1.05.
Per
set
."Of
This
is
less
than
cast.
TEAPOTS
Plain
Itock
Any
size
."0(
Decorated
Hock
Leaf
Reg.
valtie$1.26.
for
....
Reg.
value
$1.00,
for
..
70
Reg.
value
75c,
for
.
.
."Oe
BLANKETS
White
All
Wool
Manket
7
lb.,
reg.
value
$10.50.
Per
pair
Gray
All
Wool
IHanket
7
lb.,
reg.
value
$8.00,
for
$.-.."
Point
Illankets
Red.
10
lb.
Klankets,
reg.
valUe
$17.50,
for.
.
$l-l.7o
Gray,
10
lb.
Blanket,
reg.
value
$14.00.
for..
!?11.7r
Brown,
10
lb;
Blankets,
reg.
value
$15,50,
fer
S12.75
Ncrfrly
all
gone.
TOWELS
Fancy
Turkish,
refined
quality,
reg.
value
$3.25
per
pair,
for
$1,115
A
$2.25
Turkish
Towel
for
per
pair
$1.70
A
$1.15
Turkish
Towel
for
per
pair
85
A
$1.50
Tundsh
Towel
for
per
pair
$1.00
A
90c
Turkfph
Towel
for
per
pair
5r
CRYSTAL
CUT
GLASS
i
At
Very
Low
Prices
SEE
THE
HARGAIN
TARL'ES
25c
50c
75c
81.00
All
Descriptions
of
tLeful
and
Fancy
Good.
A
few
left,
only
3
to
a
customer
DOUHLE
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
3.75
t0
818.50
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
Kheets
9'
x
4'
Sheeta,
reg.
value
$4.25.
per
pair
....
$:."
7'
x
4'
Sheets,
reg.
valug
$3.75,
for
per
pair
$11.70
Herast
itched
Sheets
9'
x
4",
reg.
value
$0.50.
per
pair
$4.50
Hemstitched
Pillow
Cases
Reg.
value
$1.60
per
pair,
for
5?
Plain
Pillow
Cases
Reg.
value
$1.00,
for
per
pair
OOf
Door
Mats
Cocoanut
Fibre
050
Why
be
without
one?
Stencilled
Grass
Mats
Regular
value
$1.00,
for
each
50c-
DELF
WARE
52-piece
set,
reg.
value
$20.50,
for
$1
:$.."
42-piece
set,
reg.
value
$10.75,
for
$11.25
;!2-piece
set,
reg.
(
value
$9.50,
for
.......
$0.75
-.
-.v4.-.'v
Hundreds
4
Other
B
BEDDING
Spreads
84
by
CO,
reg.
value
$2.40.
for
$!
70
x
90,
reg.
value
$3.00,
for
$11.50
80
x
50,
reg.
value
,$3.S5,
for
$2.75
Krinkelette
Spreads
72
x
90,
reg.
value
$2.G0,
for
,
$11.10
Marcelle
Spreads
.
Reg.
value
$8.50,
ior
$5.75
Silkalo
Spreads
Colored,
reg.
value-
$10.00,
for
$0.75
PICTURES
Mut
go
at
Cot
or
Less
ALUMINUM
WARE
Large
Kettles,
reg.
value
$3.50,
for
$H.li5
Teapotr.,
reg.
$2.00,
for
.1
$1.25
Perculator,
reg.
$1.75,
for
$1.00
Lemon
Shakers,
reg.
$f.00,,
(
'
for
05f
$J.C5
value,
for
.
$1.15
argams
Wood
DRY
KIRCH,
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
Single
Load
$:lJ0
Double
Load
$0.50
Large
Sack
flOf
0
BUNDLES
DRY
KIND-LING,
$1.00
Phone
580
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
Islands
Province
of
British
Columbia:
thence
4
chains
southerly;
thence
10
chains
easterly;
tbenoe
4
chains
northerly
to
the
shoreline:
thence
following
the
shoreline
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
3
acres,
more
or
less
(
Signed
A.
ROBERTSON,
Applicant
Dated
October
6,
19J7.
i
LINOLEUMS
Printed,
reg.
value
$1.00
up,
at
per
square
yard
.
.
K5f
Inlaid
Linoleum,
reg.
value
-$LG6.
Per
square
yard
$1.15
FANCY
BOWLS
Set
of
C,
reg.
value
$1.00,
for
$1.05
Set
of
6,
reg.
value
$1.45,
for
05
Set
of
4,
extra
fancy,
suitable
for
saiadB,
etc.,
reg.
value
$2.10,
for
.
..
$1.00
CUPS
AND
SAUCERS
The
very
beat
Engliah,
lovely
designs,
cup
and
saucer
05r
Another
lot,
cup
and
saucer
at
40
Yet
anatar,
cup
and
saucer,
at
....
25f
Plata
cup
and
saucer,
anywhere,
35c,
for
150
COMMUNITY
AND
OTHER
WARE
at
Cost
Plated
Knives
and
Forks,
6
of
each,
reg.
value
$6.00,
for
$8.05
COTTON
FILLED
COMFORTERS
Try
and
match
these
at
less
than
$C00,
for
...
.
$4.:t5
WALNUT
DRESSER
1
only.
reg.
value
$50.00,
for
$.'i.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
Chairs
and
Rockers
at
cost
Wicker
Chairs
and
Rockers
Reg.
$8.00
to
$3.50
values.
Take
your
pick
at
.
.
0.15
Japanese
Screens
.:
Values
to
$12.00,
tot
t.t,i
Cash
Only
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-.
11th
St.
Telephone
657.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
C3
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.