1
v?
i
4
Dollar
Day
.
Tuesday
Fraser
and
Payne's
Owing:
to
the
ineemcncy
of
the
weather
Saturday,
we
arc
extending
our
Dollar
Day
to
tomorrow,
Tuesday,
all
day
until
6
p.m.
;
Watson's
Winter
Weight
Vests
Ladies'
Wool
and
Silk
Vests,
tailored
top,
&4
A
A
all
sizes,
Dollar
Day,
2
for
V
V
Woods'
Underwear
Ladies'
Waff
el
Knit
Wool
and
Silk
Snugs
g-J
A
A
pants
and
vests,
2
garments
for
?JLVU
Misses'
Waffel
Knit
Simms
Silk
and
Wool
Pants
and
Vests,
sizes,
small,
medium
and
large,
tt-fl
A
A
Dollar
Day,
2.
garments
for
t?XW
Kayser
Underwear
.
Novelty
Knit
Rayon
Panties,
Vests,
Bloomers
and
Briefs
in
natural
shade,
Kayser
make
C-f
A
A
Dollar
Day,
2
garments
for
jPAvv
Ladies'
Snugs
Panties
and
Vests,
silk
and
wool
mixture,
natural
shade
AA
Dollar,
Day,
3
garments
for
vliUU
MayBelle
Viscosuede
Panties
and
Bloomers,
trimmed
and
tailored
styles
C
-f
A
A
Dollar,
Day,
2
pair
for
JI.LvU
Lace
Trimmed
Pure
Silk
Satin
Panties,
A
A
assorted
shades;
Dollar
Day,
pair
vX""
Pure
Silk
Crepe-de-Chine
Brassier
and
Pantie
Sets
assorted
shades
O-l
A
A
Dollar
Day,
set
?J..UU
Kayser
Vest
and
Bloomer
and
Pantie
Sets,
in
de-lustered
novelty
knit
rayon
fabric
Q-jj
A
A
Dollar
Day;
set
pI.UU
Crepe
de
Chine
Dance
Sets,
in
shades
of
Q-i
A
A
flesh
and-pink;
Dollar
Day,
set
pAUV
All
Satin
Princess
Slips,
tailored
and
lace
trimmed
styles,
hand
finished,
bias
cut,
shades
nurose
and
white
aa
Dollar'
Day
Jpl.UU
Children's
Novelty
Trimmed
Rayon
Panties
and
Bloomers
QQr
May
Belle
quality,
size
6
to
14;
Dollar
Day,
pair
Wtfw
TEA
QR
GLASS
TOWELS
Red
or,
Blue
Check
Towels,
larpe
-size,
20x32
inches,
Dollar
Day
Q4
A
A
8
towels
for
3
bojees
lor
.
only,
3
yards
for
NOTTINGHAM
CURTAIN
NET
Cream
color
assorted
designs,
3G
inches
wide,
extra
good
quality,
Dollar
Q
HA
Day,.
4
yards
for
plv
ORIENT
AND
KAYSER
Miro-Kleer
Hose,
full
fashioned,
pure
thread
silk,
all
new
fall
shades
HIZn
Dollar
Day,
pair
Ulx
Ladies;
Leather
Trimmed
Fleece
Lined
Novelty
Gauntlet
Gloves,
assorted
shades,
something
new
and
snappy
of
An
Dollar
Day,
2
pairs
for
$1UU
Ladies.1!
Boxed
Handkerchiefs,
assorted
colored
embroidery,
Swiss
Ktwu'.auu
jnien,
o
nanaxercnieis
to
every
box;
Dollar
Day
SI.UU
for
$1.00
TABLE
CLOTHS
AND
DRAPERY
SHADOW
CLOTHS
3G-Inch
Shadow
Cloth,
fast
colors,
3
designs
only.
Bri
tish
make,
Dollar
Day,
$1.00
SHADOW
CLOTHS
43
Inches
wide,
new
designs,
British
make,
fast
colors.
The
best
we
have
ever
offered
at
the
price.
Dollar
Day
2
yards
for
52x52-Inch
Sllk
and
Linen
Table
Cloths,
assorted
colorings,
reg
$1.95
each;
Dollar
Day
$1.00
TABLE
SCARFS
Oriental
Tapestry
Table
c-
r
.
j
mm
scans,
usMinca
rj-n
colorings,
each
SHEETING
Unbleached
Sheets
Heavy
quality
English
unbleached
sheets,
full
double
size,
Dollar
Day,
each
Mattress
Cases
Full
size
mattress
cases,
made
from
strong
unbleached
drill,
all
finished
ready
to
use,
Dollar
Day,
each
Bleached
Sheets
Linen
finished
sheets,
English
make,
extra
good
quality
reg.
value
$1.95
each,
full
size,
Dollar
Day,
each
Horrockses
Flannelette
Horrockses
White
Flannelette,
English
make,
32
inches
wide,
finest
quality
manufactured,
Dollar
Day,
5
yds.
$1.00
$1.00
$1.95
$1.29
$1.00
PYJAMAS
AND
NIGHTGOWNS
LADIES'
FLANNELETTE1
NIGHTGOWNS
Flannelette
Nightgowns,
good
quality,
assorted
colored
trims,
all
sizes
fl-f
A
A
Dollar
Day
iJH.llU
GIRLS'
PYJAMAS,
Girls'
Flannelette
Pyjamas
In
2-piece
style,
sizes
8,
10,
12
Dollar
Day,
suit
$1.00
VISCOSUEDE
NIGHTGOWNS
In
shades
of
white,
buttercup,
and
ice
blue;
makes'
a
beautiful
gift
gar-
Q
QC
ment;
Dollar
DayVJL.wU
VISCOSUEDE
PYJAMAS
Ladies'
Viscosuede
Pyjamas,
all
sizes,
assorted
shades
and
styles
Cj-fl
QQ
Dollar
Day,
suit
t?.7C
Clip
Dot
Marqucsette
White
with
assorted
colored
clip
dot,
plain
and
frilled;
Dollar
Day,
4
yards
for
Madras
Curtain
Fabric
Natural
Sfcotch
Madras
Curtain
Fabrics,
assorted
designs,
36
ins.
wide;
Dollar
Day,
4
yards
for
$1.00
$1.00
TOWELS!
TOWELS!
Job
lot,
all
perfect,
Canadian
and
English,
assorted
O-f
A
A
sizes
and
colorings,
Dollar
Day,
5
towels
for
M.UU
Extra
large
white
and
colored
Towels,
heavy
quality
c4
A
A
Dollar
Day,
4
for
.
.
$
J..UU
PA3ZF0UB
,
.
T&E
UAILY.'
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'
--
Monday,
1
(
Much
Important
Business
Is
Transacted
at
Convention
Of
Natives;
to
Meet
Government
-
i
Many
interesting
and
important
resolutions
were
passed
last
week
at
the
annual
convention
of
the"
Native
Bf'otnei-hood
of
British
Columbia
at
Port
Simpson
but',
pending
a
round
table
conference
with
the
Dominion
government
which
it
is
hoped
will
be
held
in
the
near
future,
the
concrete
proposals
made
in
these
resolutions
are
not
being
made
public.
A
true
spirit
of
bro-H
.
therhood
pervaded
all'
the
sessions
sisterhood
delegates
to
the
of
the
Brotherhood
convention
asnex
convention.
well
as
social
and
other
functions
held
in
connection
therewith.
The
people
of
Port
Simpson
were
generous
and
hospitable
hosts.
The
delegates
were
warmly
welcomed
at
Port
Simpson
as
they
arrived
from
ithe
various
villages,
the
opening
function
being
a
banquet
In
their
honor.
On
Alonday
afternoon
the
con-
ispeechs,
the
natives
proving
them-
i
selves
to
be
able
orators.
Second
Day
The
second
meeting
of
the
con
tention
on
Tuesday
was
ODened
with
song
and
riraver.
.
President
I
Adams
told
the
delegates
what
heiments-
date
for
the
conference.
Concrete
proposals
will
be
based
oh
resolur
Uons
passed
at
the
convention.
More
Resolutions
'
Further
resoluUoris.were
dealt
with
at
the
Wednesday
sessions
of
the
convention,
some
being
ad
opted
and
some
being
rejected
bv
the
convention,
'
Resolutions
were
again
the
order
of
business
on
Thursday
morning,
election
of
nf
B
ficers
taking
place
In
the
after-
nosn.
After
the
closing
of
the
convention,
members
of
(the
executive
met
at
the
home
of
Thomas
Gos
nell.
Practically
the
entire
of
the
village
of
Port
gathered
at
the
dock
nn
fvi.
day
to
farewell
the
delegates
as
imey
left
by
gasboats
for
thPir
various
homes.
IJanquets
and
Other
Eevents
A
banquet
was
held
pacH
ri.iv
r
the
convention
in
honor
of
the
delegates
by
the
Port
Slmnson
branch
of
the
Native
Brotherhood,
Dances
were
held
everv
niirht
pxi
cept
Sunday.
The
delegates
and
visitors
form
ed
a
basketball
team
to
mppt.
t.hp
Port
Simpson-
Athletic
Club,
the
visitors
winning
by,
a'
scoVe'bf
35
to
Ji.
uood
sportsmansnip
was
displayed
on
both
sides.
1
On
Thursday
nicht
thp
vuiwo
rendered
a
concert
at
which
gifts
were
presented
to
Port
Simpson
members
of
the
Sisterhood
of
Bri
tish
Columbia,
the
Ladles
Aid
and
ivy
Guild,
in.
appreciation
of.
their
hospitality.
It
was
decided
to
In
The
delegates
were:
Masset
Alfred
Adams,
William
Matthews,
Ivan
Adams
and
Elijah
Jones.
Hartley
Bay
H.
L.
Clifton,
Louis
Clifton,
Edward
Clilton
and
John
Eaton.
Kltimaat
John
Bolton
and
James
Claxton.
Bella
Bella
William.
Gladstone,
ntion
was
formally
opened
wlthiGeorge
Wilson,
Richard
Carpenter,
prayer
by
Rev.
R.
J.
Love,
United
.
Gordon
Reid
and
Henrv
McKav.
;
Church
pastor
at
Port
Simpson.
Bella
Coola
Reuben
Schooner
at
the
of
Alfred
request
Adams,
,and
Joe
saucers.
ne
president,
wno
was
in
the
port
Simpson
uiui-.
ivius
was
louowea
oy
uie
tdnging
of
the
battle
song
of
the
organization
"Onward
Christian
Sa'diers."
Then
the
president
Matthew
Johnson,
Ambrose
Reid,
Paul
Price
and
William
Beynon.
Hazelton
Charley
Patsey,
Kitkatla
Henry
Collison,
Henry
Ifoke
stressing
the
need!BrowIlt
Wiliam
wdiey
and
Edward
iui
ncip
ui
uua
iii
uu
me
move-
innes
menis
or
tne
organization.
He
ipouuea
out
wnere
some
oi
tne
Wrongest
Institutions
In
the
world
had
failed
because
they
thought
of
God
last
and
earthly
force
and
power
first.
On
Monday
night
a
wonderful
banquet
was
given
In
honor
of
all
the
visitors.
The
Port
Simpson
Band
entertained
with
excellent
music
and
Ambrose
Reid,
on
behalf
of
the
chiefs
of
Port
Simpson,
FOUND
DEAD
ON
SUNDAY
Pete
Olaizola,
Elderly
Longshoreman,
Had
Died
a
Couple
Of
Days
Ago
in
Small
House
greeted
the
delegates.
President)
The
remains
of
Pete
Olalzola,
60-Adams
responded
and
represents-,
year
old
local
longshoreman,
were
tlves
of
the
various
villages
were
found
yesterday
afternoon
bv
police
heard.
There
were
some
excellent
i
of
fleers
in
bed
in
his
small
house
on
Sixth
Avenue
West.
He
Is
believed
to
have
succumbed
to
natural
causes
two
or
three
days
previous.
The
coroner
was
satisfied
to
this
effect.
The
B.
C.
Undertakers
have
charge
of.
funeral
arrange-
I
had
accomplished
for
ithe
organiz-
A
Basque
by
birth,
Olalzola
had
atton
during
the
year.
Various'been
a
resident
of
Prince
Ruper
J
representatives
voiced
their
grati-
for
twenty-five
years.
He
had
no
itude
-for
the
splendid
work
which
i
relatives
here.
,,
j.tle
President
had.,
carried
put.
When
deceased,
failed
to
appear
.
w.
Aire
afternoon
ssslpit
;dn
I
during
the
past;
day
or
so,
neigh-Tuesday,
Vice-President
Thomas
jbors
notified
tie
police.
Officers
Gosnell
reported
on
Jus
accom-imade
entry
through
a
window,
the
?
pjlfftments
for
the
organization
jThe
most
important
work
he
had
done
during
the
year
was
representing
the
organization
at
the
United
Church
conference
In
Vancouver.
It
was
there
that
he
pleaded
with
the
leaders
of
the
ohurch
to
give
assistance
to
the
brotherhood
in
promoting
a
round
table
conference
with
representa-Ives-'or
ttrs
Dominion
government
on
affairs
affecting
the
natives.
The
church
conference
named
a
ccromlttee
to
assist
the
natives
in
their
case
and
petitioned
the
Dominion
government
to
meet
representatives
of
the
natives,'
The
request
for
a
conference
has
been
complied
with
and
the
na
tives
are
now
preparing
their
case
with-a
view
to
arranging
an
early
door
being
locked,
and
found
ths
body.
C.
N.
1.
TRAINS
For
the
East
V
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
p.m
From
the
East-Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10:20
p.m.
iBAZAAR
WAS
'LIBERALS
!
SUCCESSFUL'
ORGANIZE
Annual
Affair
by
Ladies'
Aid
Of
A.
B.
Anderson,
Is
Elected
President
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Chucrh
if
.
Held
Friday
The
annual
bazaar
last
Friday
afternoon
of
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
in
the
Metropole
Hall
was
a
very
successful
affair.
Weather
was
favorable
and
the
event
was
well
patronized
I
by
many
callers.
The
hall
was
tastefully
decorated
and
the
tea
table
was
prettily
centred
with
yellow
and
1
white
chrysanthemums.
The
general
convener
was
Mrs.
Jack
Ivarson.
'
Mrs.
Sven
Skog,
Mrs.
Peter
Peterson
and
Mrs.
Ole
Stole
were
in
charge
of
the
tea
room.
Mrs.
Peter
Leland
poured
and
Mrs
Crls
Johnson
was
cashier.
Other
ladies
in
charge
were
as
follow:
Novelties
Mrs
Hans
Underdahl.
Fish
Pond
Mrs.
Albert
Erick-sen.
Fancy
Work
Mrs.
Martin
Skog
and
Miss
A.
Pedersen.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
Magnus
Hveding
arid
Mrs.
John
Wick.
,
Raffles
Mrs.
Johansen.
Evening
Program
The
proceedings
continued
In
the
evening
when
there
was
a
program
and
the
raffle
drawings
took
place.
The
program
Included
'an
address
by
the
pastor.
Rev.
L.
C.
Jensen;
piano
solo
by
Miss
Selma
Skog;
reading
by
Mrs
"Hans
Underdahl;
piano
duets
by
Miss
Mim-my
Johnson
and
Peter
Lien.
Al-
Of
Massett
Association
At
Enthusiastic
Meeting;
r
i
.
,
,
The
Massett
Liberal
Association,
iwas
reorganized
at
a
well
attended
meeting
recently.
Considerable
en
thusiasm
was
dispalyed
and
off
I-
lows:
Honorary
Presidents
Rt.
Hon.
William
Lyon.
Mackenzie
King.
Honorary
Vice-President.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattulflo.
Honorary
Second
Vice-President,
Olaf
Hanson,
M.P.
President,
A.
B.
Anderson.
Vice-President,
Peter
Keay.
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
Wesley
Singer.
Executive
Karl
Klrmls,
David
Rutten,
Arthur
Holland.
Stephen
Durgan
and
Rae
Bentsen.
Mrs.
W.
P.
Armour
and
daughter,
June,
are
leaving
on
this
evening's
train
for
Mrs.
Armour's
home
in
Munson,
Alta.,
for
a
visit.
They
will
be
away
over
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season,
bert
Erickson
presided
at
the
door
and
refreshments
were
served.
The
raffle
winners
were
as
fol-Bows:
Tray,
Miss
Mimmy
Johnson.
No
'12.
Pillow
and
centre
piece,
Leon
Sandvar.
No.
141.
Pillow
cases
and,
scarf,
Hans
Un-derdhal.
No.
53.
Picture,
H.
Oulbransen,
No.
81.
Cake
plate,
Johnson,
No.
C4.
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SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
sear
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FAMOUS
EDSON
ALBERTA
COAL
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
COAL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
COMPANY
PHONE:
58
and
558
HOTEL
NEW
ROYAL
J.
Zarelll
ProprKor
-A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
51.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&,Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Rox
196
Hyde
Transfer
Quick
Delivery
COAL
WOOD
Chairs
&
Tables
For
Rent
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue