MEN'S
SHOES.
In.
all
leathers
from
$6.50
All
size.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Swedtn
and
j
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
I
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservation
for
that
Christmas
visit
to
Ibe
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticket.
Kates
and
j
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
j
Cary
Safes.
f
FIRE
INSURANCE.
j
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Uread
is
your
best
food.
Eat
more'of
it.
Kept
by
Ihe
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
Stove
WOOD
We
have
Just
received
a
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
size
cut
to
order.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
KING
fiEORGE
CAFE
First
Class
CHOP
SUEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
RenL
Prices
lleasonable
Phone
Blue
471.
Second
Avs.
REDUCE
HIGH
COST
OF
,
LIVING.
Eliminate
the
draught
around
your
window's
and
use
less
coal.
SEE
OUR
PATENT
WEATHER
STRIP
For
Doors
and
Window.
Glass
and
Mirrors
of
all
kinds.
T.
ROSS
MACKAY.
Phont
Blus
16S.
OPENING
OF
:
BASKETBALL
Splendid
Games
Last
Night
Were,
Witnessed
by
Large
Crowd
of
Fans
:
Tli
three
tightly
contested
matches
which
sonslitutcd
(he
rPrinre
Rupert
Basketball
As-
'
social
inn'
oricning
group
of
l?amc
in
the
Elk
Horn
lat
jnfgbt,
augur
well
for
a
keen
winter
program
an
Ibe
good
crowd
that
turned
out
to
wil-
!nes
thenr
indicate
that
genera
(interest
i
to
be
taken
in
the
forthcoming
season'
activities
All
the
team
had
enthusiastic
supporter
present
and
the
'attendance
was
representative
of
older
and
younger
fans,
both
men
and
ladies.
1
...
,,
J;,
,
in
wie
iiiirriiiruiair
'eariie
a
me.
ine
cons
ueieaiea
ine
Grotto
by
31
to
16;
the
Maple
ll.eafs
won
over
the
Ailanae.
18
ilit
I
in
the
Ladies'
League,
and
)the
Senior
League
game,
which!
resolved
itself
into
an
overtime
contest
after
the
score
was
tied
at
2
1
each
at
full
lime,
was
eventually
won
by
the
Son
of
Canada
with
a
score
of
29
to
28
over
the
Colts.
The
.opening
ceremonies
.were
presided
over
by
Mayor
Newton
who
made,
a
.brief,
speecji
and
loedoul
Ihe
firl'
ball
in
the
Colt-Groffo
.
Intermediate
game.
II.
.B.
Skinner
referred
al!
game
and
the
details
of
the
scoring
follow:
Intermediate
League
Colls
I).
Frizzell,
0;
M.
Bu-
denidi,
t;
R.
Smith.
6;
J.
Kelly,;
6;
G.
Blyth,
15.
Total;
31.
Grollo
W.
Gray.
2;
G.
Hill.
j
0;
W.
Lamhie,
10;
T.
Fraser.i
0;
V.
Wraluall.
2;
L.
Anderson
for
Wralhall,
2.
Total,
IC.
Ladles'
League
Maple
Leaf
-Mis
A.
Stephen
;
Mis
L.
liwe,
0;
Mis
M.
Graham,
1;
Mis
M.
Harvey,
8:
Miss
S,
Calderone,
I.
Total
18.
Alanac
Mis
Pele
Tre-
mayne,
ii;
.ijss
w
ma
Oyer,
I;
Miss
Annie
Kelly,
0;
Mis
l.eona
Parker,
9;
Mi
Vera
Slmekley,
S.
IY'lal
12.
Senior
League
Son
of
Canada
-E,
Mackin
tosh,'
0;
V.
Mcnzies,
i;
II.
Men-zic.
5;
It.
Graham,
6;
II.
Astori,
5.
Total,
29.
Colls
S.
Jones,
0;
G.
Mitchell,
t;
A.
A.
Ensson,
8;
W.
Mitchell,
8;
E.
Smith,
;
J
Kelly
for
W.
Mitchell,
l.Tolal
28,
Sport
Chat
j
"
plays
e,nd
bae
and
l.iteliM
!.,,.
,
when
brother
Joseph,
piticherLK'
remember,
.
ami
captain,
need
relief
on
the
mound.
The
Coleman
learn
roster
is:
Jason
Menther,
If.;
Joseph,
p.;
Edward,
c;
William,
Fred.
3b.:
Olio,
cf.:
Henrv.
2b.:
and
n
.:
August.
rf..
and
jVrank,
manager.
.
The
1
:
-
1
speet
American
pul
Ml
Iheir-
jiolo
playing
made
1
a
strong
impresjon
,on
Lord
Cholmnndeley,
a
ISritish
horse
man,
whij
ha
jusl
returned
home
after
participating
in
a
series
of
matches
iii
the
w
York
area.
He
says,
however,
that
the
Americans
do
not
have
many
real
first-grade
,
oiiie
and
he
think
Ihe
liritUh-Auier-
ican
championship
match
next
ummer
ought
tn
be
an
even
money
liet
provided
the
British
hiake
up
two
teams
not
later
than
the
end
of
May
and
land
their
ponies
in
A'ew
York'
six
wi-eks
liefore
the
battle
ami
Hie
players
a
month
before.
Ird
Cholmnndeley
observed
that
the
Americans
set
a
faster
polo
pare
than
the
British
hut
that
Ihe
horses
of
the
latter
were
more
than
capable
of
keeping
that
pace.
The
British
player.
however,
have
to
learn
to
gallop.
BANQUET
AT
ANYOX
CELEBRATED
ARMISTICE
Many
Sat
Down
With
Veterans
and
Listened
to
Lengthy
Program
ANYOX.
Nov.
17.
Arniistke
Anyox.
On
Sunday,
the
churches
nnmhineil
in
a
.service
which
wn
held
in
Recreation
Hall,
a
large
gathering
being
present
Rev.
to
write
the
line-up
of
lhei,)ay
wa
ntllngly
recognised
in
Coleman,
Michigan,
baseball
Irani
all
a
scorer
Is
required
In
do
i
In
put
down
"Menther"
al
the
op
of
I
ho
column
and
I
hen
jot
down
eight
"ditto'
marks'j.
beneath.
1
In
Coleman
team
is
nil
Menlher
nine
brolhers
each
a
six
footer
and
there
are
three
olln-rs
who
can
pinch
il
if
iiei-es.ury.
1-re.l
Menther,
79
years
old,
i
the
father
of
(hi
baseball
leam
which
won
its
TONIGHT-
Tomorrow
Alright
MM
Tafclats
atop
aWa
ha.-r-aa.
rati-
Mliowa
ttMks.
fm
m4
rata
Lata
ta
cliiwuUrt
,
ifn
ras
rvUw
m
I
second
consecutive
district
lea-i
sue
iiennant
Ibis
vear.
Pa"l
i...
.....,.
....
.,,
keep;
on
llt
min9ftnnl
of
the
club
.
another
on
i
in
active
charge.
The
age
range
ol
the
brother
is
between
19
and
36.
August
Menther,
the
oldest
player,
is
right
fielder;
Henry,
the
"baby"
who
is
nineteen.
Gibson,
Rev.
J.
Herdman,
and
Rev.
Father
Fleck
took
part-
fin
Monday
evening
the
Anyox
Ser-
vice
Association
celebrated
the
Elks'
Dugout,
al
a-
liampiel
which
taxed
Ihe
seating
capacity
of
the
hall
lo
overflowing.
I'he!
txiyx
fiim
"over
there"
hail
as
.their
gue
Uire"
menijer
of!
(the
local
hospital
staff
Misse
Stewart.
Winter
and
Greening,
iwho
all
saw
service
a
nursing
sister
oversea.
The
loal
lit
i
nr
hide.
"The
King."
propoel
by
,the
chairman;
"Fallen
Comrades."
by
Mr.
Perry;
"Guests."
by
Mr.
Manzer
awl
responded
In
by
Mr.
llaletl
and
Ml
Stewart
"(Canada."
hy
Mr.
Sweeney.
Iir.
Ianiyil
Va
in
Ihe
chair
ami
in
hi
usual
capable
manner
tept
the
procee,tings
moving.
In
hi
npininc
remarks
he
dwelt
strongly
on
the
adia!ility
of
ei-senice
men
in
Anyox
keeping
some
organization
alive
so
that
the
day
of
the
great
armNlice
woul.I
be
fittingly
honored
and
'the
spirit
of
comradeship
not
al.
lowed
to
stultify.
The
program
.was
a
long
one,
consisting
of
vocal
and
Instrumental
selec-aud
tion
a
great
many
chor-reminiscent
iue.
of
eamp
in
'various
place
on
Ihe
other
ide
during
Ihe
great
debacle.
The
niemone-
of
the
loy
were
re.
ifrehed
a
far
as
the-e
war
time
song
were
concerned
by
llev.
J.
Herdman
who,
with
projecting
lantern
f!ahed
the
worn
on
an
inTprmieii
screen.
loo.
was
a
thing
to
and
reflects
the
great,
est
credit
on
the
caterer.
It.
W.
Clayton,
who
1
a
new
comer
here
snd
in
charge
nf
Ihe
Gfanby
Company'
eating
house.
The
committee
who
organize.!
and
arranged
for
the
concert
and
dinner
eonsUled
of.
Mers.
Cornih.
Henlnran.
Sinclair.
Eaton,
pricker
and
Barton.
SMITHERS
TEACHER
SUESFOR
DAMAGES
L.
Burtt
at
Prince
Corg
Assizes
Askinn
for
$100,000
Damanes
1
J.
I-
Burtt,
principal
nf
the
huh
school
at
Smilhers,
is
in
Prince
George
this
week
lo
pro-
ecute
his
100,000
damage
action
against
E,
F.
W.
Towers,
of
Chief
Lake,
in
Ihe
assize
court
which
opened
yesterday.
ay
tfie
Interior
News.
,Mr.
Justice,!).
A.
Macdonatd,
of
Vancouver,
is
presiding,
and
Ihe
sessjim
of
the
assizn
court
carries
interest
in
that
it
will
be
the
first
court
.held
In
Ihe
interior
in
which
women
will
be
called
upon
lo
ene
a
jurors.
The
Burtt-Tower
tangle
is
Ihe
only
civil
ease-
of
interest,
and
ha
a
hi-lory.
The
ground
for
Burll's
claim
of
malicious
prosecution,
libel
and
slander
was
laid
al
Chief
lake.
Burlt
was
employed
a
a
leacher
in
the
little
school
al
that
pnjnl
ami
occupied
quarters
owned
by
Tower.
When
he
left
Ihe
set
tlement,
lie
owed
Tower
for
board
and
other
things
and
Tower
locked
up
Ihe
premises
which
contained
Burll's
chat
tels.
Burlt
returned
lo
Ihe
set
llemenl
and,
in
Ihe
presence
of
Mr,
Towers,
opened
Ihe
place
up
and
remoed
lit
property.
II
was
alleged
that
he
also
look
in'away
some
articles
belonging
lo
iTower.
Unlawfully
Breaking
Burlt
wa
laler
charged
by
Tower
with
unlawfully
break
TRADC
MARK
?Z
REGISTERED
BRIER
ft
PAfln
podh;
T,,
,
THTE
iivtLY
UEW3-
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMahw
Shoes
r
t
(
WUH9
Y!
WW
KINO
HEV-iOOf
RCAIlv
I
Trtlt-rK
THl
t
bCt!
tTHCfE.
Li
OTAJONTlt)
J
COME.
HERE
WAITER'
GL
am
ooYeA-c:
The
tCCCRCANt
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HflU
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IN
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and
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free.
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College.
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WOMAN
want
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a
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t.ivil
erviee
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toon
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evening
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For
application
forms
and
further
information,
apply
In
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nearest
Government
Agent
or
lo
.
H.
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Cjvil
Service
Commissioner.
Victoria,
H.C.
FOR
SALE
SNAP.
Ford
Touring
cur
in
good
running
order.
175.00.
Phone
50.
273
FOR
SALE,
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Wicker
Habv
Carriage.
Phone
Black
21
1.
BOARD.
BOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
ROOM
AND
BOARD
PALMER
HOL8E
106
Seventh
Avenue
West.
Phone
Red
143.
Furnished
suites.
REPAIRINQ
ANYTHING
IN
CANVAS.
Phone
786.
P.
LeClaire.
Cow
Bay.
DYSPEPSIA
WAS
SO
BAD
COULD
HARDLY
EAT
ANYTHING
Mr.
C.
SUxie,
..llri4.
(nil..
rtW:
rs.i(ne
liiu
if"
I
had
a
rrr
M-rMm
111'.
(4
Jrf-l.
awl
lU.1
rnl)lnl
-It-
(it
va
irijr
.IMlurb.
nmM
htrtilf
rat
a-rthlnr.
and
rnr
ofun
had
iio
ru-r
mk.
I
bad
asn
diffrrnnt
nwdi
.
r
rttvr,
imi
ibry
didn't
m
Ut
iki
ur
anr
At
la.l
I
lMttMd
Ut
run
mi
Mm
lra-k
uf
Burdurk
Hliurt,
and
afwr
minr
il
rnr
a
stMri
imim
I
frit
a
k.l
i-iirr.
I
nmnntiru
in
n
nolll
I
i
ni4.lrrljr
rrllrtrd
and
Wi
am
rradjr
Ut
rrmu-nrml
l
la
anjrtiir
iriMMrd
a
BMrcW.
Hkxal
BllfT
I
liMnMftriitrrd
imly
lijr
Thr
T.
MllMrn
m,
l.lliillnl.
TftMiciln.
Otil.
ing
arid
entering,
nud
had
a
pre
liminary
hearing
before
Stipen-
nary
Magistrnle
Heme,
when
me
magistrate
dismissed
the
charge.
In
Mn-aklnir
..f
n.n
matter
lo
neighbors.
Towers
1.
said
In
have
slandered
Burlt
ami
in
a
teller
which
he
wrote
lo
the
superinleiidepl
of
educa
tion
lie
js
said
lo
have
libelled
him.
II
I
for
Ihese
I
tree
llilnir
that
I
he
plaintiff
nlletres
lie
.nf.
fensl
ilainajfr,
nnd
he
Is
suing
for
Ihe
sum
of
IIOO.wiO.
i
L.
S.
McGill,
of
Smilhers,
acting
as
solicitor
for
Burlt.
and
Messrs.
Wilson
A
Wilson
hove
Hie
cae
for
the
defendant.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
A.
E.
Simpson,
Orrln
A,
May.
bee
nnd
F.
V.
Delcourl,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
W
.11.
Morry.
Port
E.
singlmi;
J.
E.
Brooks,
Terrace:
l.
Chisholm
and
Mis
Tena
Cliislinlui,
Ottawa;
.1.
W.
Smith,
Victoria;
E,
Johnson,
Ketchikan!
Central
T.
R.
Davis,
Terrace.
J
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Iiecember.
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3.
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w.
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f
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i
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RENT
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baie'
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In
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He.
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hi
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ijir
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thing
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I're-
rni.
jou
make
n
nnsiase
nen
you
come
to
me.
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Q0LDBL00M,
Serund
Ate.
TAXI
Taxi
C7
Phone.
(Call
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or
Gust)
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Brothsr.
Prompt
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and
Comfort
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or
Night
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CHIROPRACTOR
R.
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Jrd
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Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
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Residence,
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136.
AUCTION
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H.
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HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
and
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phone
Black
130
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Red
tig.
EXPERIENCED
CORSETIERE
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taken
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Spirella
Goods
Mrs.
J.
M.
Qrahlman
Kaien
Shoe
Store,
714
Second
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