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"LUMINO"
Is
the
l.esl
Aluminum
Ware
on
the
market
loday.
New
Miapi'g
u,
Hir(.s
j.
fU(j
iiamlle.
Now
on
display
ih
ir
wiiiduw
at
bargain
jiricesi
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3.
We
Deliver.
P.O
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.BBm
SOPRANO
VOCALIST
SANG
AT
ANYOX
Mr.
Hedn
of
tan
Francisco
Delighted
Audience
at
Concert
AXYOX,
le.
7
.--Taking
ad-vanlaid
nf
Hip
jtr
nr
in
Anyotl
of
Mr.
A,
Hedge,
nf
San
Fran-'
ciei,
win,
H
Pr,
Wj,
itpr
jiiml.and
in
ronncrlion
willi
a
iiiarhiricr'
rnnlrarl.
Hip
Ladle'
J
A
ItJ
if
Hip
I'ninn
Cliurrli
ar-
ranjfci
a
mrr
in
Rpcrealion'
Hall
al
Miorl
noliro,
and
pavi
ln.
who
allendcd
a
Ireal
which
will
nol
r.on
he
forgnllrn.
Mrn.
Hitine
n
Hip
jiKPiMnr
of
a
oprarwi
voi
nf
ronoidpraid'
rantff.
srral'iiurity
and
pirpnl
Irainintr,
and
Ihe
mariner
in
wliloh
h
TnderH
lh
firnl
of
pvnral
groiin
nf
Kon
wan
tp-reivod
with
liparly
approval
hy
llie
andinre.
Allhoiicli
hilled
nn
Hip
pro.
srarn
for
Iwn
appparatir
only.
Hip
warm
Hi
of
Hip
rpcppJion
arrnrdpd
Iipt
finKiiiir
whm
rpf-ponnildp
for
additional
trnupo.
pnrorn
lipinf?
grnirnuly
arppd-!
lo
in
ppry
inlanr.
Ainnnc
oilipr
number.
Mr.
Hedfren
anr
for
Hie
fir.t
lirne
lwo
com.
pnMilion
hy
Dr.
Harper
"Father
of
Mine,"'
and
"Mother
of
Mine."
The
word
nf
Hie
first
a
well
n
the
m
u
lc
wn
written
hy
lr.
Harper,
while
the
word
nf
lite
latter
are
hy
Rudyard
Kip-linp,
lr.
Harper
rnrnpoinjr
the
niiiir.
!r.
Harper
accmjaniel
Mrn.
Iledye
throughout
the
en-
.her.
Mi
Janel
Vmrig
played
n
piano
olo
and
Mr.
Young
on
Hie
accordion.
Scotch
dance
by
Mi
Helly
Anderon
proved
nnpnlar.
There
wa
aln
a
re
citation
by
W.
Anderon.
For
Ihe
ilancing
Ihe
intru-inenlHlUI
were
Mr.
and
Mr.
A
dance
were
introduced.
!
If
you
find
you
cannot
get
the
dally
New
regularly,
call
in
anu
subcribo
for
il
and
have
it
delivered
to
your
home.
tf
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Famou
LADYSMITH-WELLINGTON
Lump
and
Egg
Sizes.
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Stove
and
Egg
Sixes.
Wo
deliver
in
sack
or
bulk.
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us
your
orders
day
or
night.
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Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
Main
Office;
llolel
Central.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
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ROOMS
714
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St.
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Uul
and
Cold
Water
Hates
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Day
or
Month
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Box.
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Phone
69.
TUT!
TAtiA,vNnWfl,
PAflE
TVTtL
Sport
Chat
j
After
a
week
nf
nn
games
he-
aup
of
rounfer
attraction,
the
cehedule
of
the
I'nnre
ftiipcrt
HuHkcllall
AHKOAiallon
will
he
returned
thii
evening.
In
the.
Senior
League
the
two
leading
learn
on
nf
Canada
and
Coll
who
have
amply
ohown
xn
far
that
there
I
lit
Me
fo
clmoe
between
Ihem
will
me.!t
in
a
fixture
that
lioiild
be
full
nf
interest
and
cloij
play.
The
winner
nf
the
game.
in
the
matter
of
point
will
lake,
firnl-
plac
in
the
xlandiug.
Another
keenly
ronteted
match
in
expected
In
the
meeting
nf
the
Maple
Leaf
and
Adanar,
Ladies'
League
rival,
(Irnlto
Tind,Cn
will
mix
in
Hip
Intermediate
'League
The
pitching
In
the
American
League
durinjf
(lie
eann
cf
IP?.!
wa
not
up
lo
the
standard
of
firmer
year.
Famed
run
average
were,
however,
lite
highel
In
(he
hilory
nf
the
league
though
Ihe
leader
lhi
year
wa
liglitly
below
I
Than
Faher'
record
last
eaon.
In
analyzing
Ihe
recoril
il
I
apparent
that
Ihe
pitcher
did
not
get
into
their
real
lhde
until
the
eaon
wa
well
advanced.
The
record
elablihei
practically
all
came
late
in
Ihe
eaon.
the
mol
of
the
unusual
mark
being
made
in
September.
How.
ard
Khnike
nf
IloMnn,
hut
out
Hie
Athletic
without
a
hit
al
ii
re
program,
with
the
exception
ilhnugh
he
walked
nne
man
on
of
her
lal
number.
"Jul
a
Song
September
7.
Prior
to
this,
at
Twilight,"
when
Mr.
Hedge
September
I,
Sam
Jonee
hut
acted
a
Jier
own
accninpani!.
In
addition
In
Hie
viitor
from
nut
Ihe
Athletic
without
a
hi
After
Ihe
no-hit
game
again!
California,
an
nld
favorite
with
i
Philadelphia,
Khrnkp
came
hack
Anyo
audience.
Max
Morrow,
lellghled
the
audience
willi
a
number
nf
ong
and
received
well-merited
encore.
The
Any-j
four
day
later
and
allowed
New
York
only
one
hit.
Herb
Pennock
nf
New
York
jox
lira
Hand
wa
alo
a
factor
;finilied
with
the
bel
perrent-in
the
evening'
enlerlainmen'
iage
in
came
won
and
lol.
be-and
rendered
orne
half
dojenjintt
virlnriou
in
19
and
toing
liand
dectiori
ui
gkwl
ulyle.
1ST.
ANDREWS
SOCIETY
HELD
ENTERTAINMNT
innly
fi.
Pennnck
wa.
however,
jevenlh
in
run
earnejl
niT
hi
,leliery.
Next
In
pennnck
come
lri
leammate
June
with
Si
and
;H
but
hi
earned
run
recnrd
I
uluiu
a
on
nVAtnr.n
nt
1
ftl
'I'l
i
a
AT
TERRACE
RECENTLY
"Irikeoul
recnrd
gnei,
io
the
.
i
veteran
Walter
Jnhnon
nf
j
TF.IUlACn.
Iec.
7.
I-al
weeV
Vahinston
with
I2f,
who
alo
tend
the
SI.
Andrew'
socielr
allaine.1
the
distinction
of
lrik-jgav
a
popular
evenlnrr
enter-jjng
out
Ihe
greatest
number
in
Mainmenl
al
which
the
program
jnne
game,
i?
n.ln
bailer
wa
much
enjoyed
by
a
largt
Klam
VanOilder
nf
St.
Loui
wa
audience.
Singinjr
and
ilancing
(he
freet
with
pae.
walking
were
pari
of
the
program.!
jn
batter.
Stanley
Covele-kie
j
Among
Ihe
vncalit
were
Mie
WJI!,
u,
mn
pconomical
in
Orulee
Oreig
and
Fanny
Mc-jiak(.H
,,
,a
taking
into
con-(jren
whoe
inging
prtved
,
jderatinn
the
number
of
in-jmo.l
peafng.
Mr.
Hepburn
ning
pitched,
fieorge
L'hle
of
jang
Scotch
nnp
in
kiltie
and
Cleveland,
pitching
in
more-
in-Mr.
Thomiion.
who
wa
in'Ter-jnin?
than
any
other
pitcher
In
jracr
on
buine..
nave
an
anui-1
ln.
loazue.
358.
allowed
the
in?
erie
of
Scotch
anecdote.
j,0t
earned
run
a
well
a
A
duel
from
Mr.
Swan
and
Mr.
n(a
run,
allliouuh
Howard
I
Barker
and
a
men'
quartelle
by
Khrnke
aw
not
far
.
behind
in
Hull
tlrLal.1
iiL-nn
nnirii..
1.
1
.......
1
j
......
llff-
Irtllt'r
ll'rtl
1
liiriu
j
Hepburn
gave
a
couple
nf
nuru-
The
eaon
wa
remarkable
in
Hie
number
of
pitcher
ued
by
Ilie
difTerent
club.
Probably
never
before
had
o
many
figur-e.1.
The
numler
of
pitcher,
re-lieve,
who
Marled
game,
i
beyond
all
record
nf
the
league.
The
nnmlter
nf
relief
nilcbeV
H.
Marker,
Mr.
Vnn
llee
andjlnken
on
jM
i0
unprecelenled.
V.
Anderon
and
many
Scotch
The
reconl
for
pitcher
ued
gn.es
In
Detroit
with
318.
New-York
ha
Ihe
lowest
mark
with
220.
Cleveland
used
295,"Wah-ingtnn,
280;
Chicago
nnd
Philadelphia,
281
each;
St.
Loui,
'28:
and
Hoslnn,
209.
What
ever
wa
Ilie
cause
oi
ine
mediocre
work
in
Ihe
box,
the
game
wa.
not
liowever,
without
it
compen
l
ion.
No
record
were
set
in
strikeout,
neither
twere
any
new
mark
hung
up
in
base
nn
balls
although
Oricr
Friday
nf
Washington
issued
It
bae
to
Chicago
batter
.lum
17
in
II
inning.
There
were
many
new
pitcher
to
come
into
the
league
who
made
good.
Among
the
most
prominent
young
twirler
were
Ferguson
pf
liixton,
Cvcngro
and
Ihurslnn
of
Chicago,
llolloway
Whitehill
ami
Cole
of
Detroit,
Fdwnrds
and
Shaule
nf
Cleveland
and
Friday,
Mitchell
and
Zohniser
of
Wash
ington.
TRAP
SHOOTING
RECORDS
MADE
IN
UNITED
STATES
Newark.
Ohio,
Professional
Credited
With
Highest
Average
Ever
Made
1969
Out
of
2,000
NFAV
YOIIK.
Dec.
7.
Tran
shooting
average
esiabushed
in
the
1923
season
.rank
among
the
jbest
performance
in
the
history
of
the
sport,
figurfs
compiled
Manufactured
by
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
of
Canada
Limited
liere
reveal.
j
John
H.
Taylor,
Newark.
Ohio.!
prnfeional,
is
credited
with
the
highel
average
ever
made.'
Taylor
hot
at
2.000
larrreld
and'
broke
1.9f9
for
an
average
of
.1815.
Tlie
bet
previou
aer-j
age
wa
.1838,
made
in
15)22
by
IFrank
Troeh.
'Hie
bet
amateur
average
in
1923
wa
.9823,
made
by
P.
It.
Miller,
of
Dalki.
Tex.
V.
II.
Heer,
of
Oulhrie,
Okla
an
anisi-leur,
and
Fred
Tomlin,-
of
ila-boro.
.J
prnfeional,
aln
had
aerasre
of
more
than
98
per
cent.
MEN'S
WHIST
Oddfellows,
Moose
and
Sons
of
Canada
were
Winners
In
Last
Evening's
Games
fiame
jn
the
men'
section
nf
Hie
Fraternal
Yhil.
I.eairue
lal
night
resulted
a
follow:
Oddfellows,
.";
Knteht
nf
Pylhia.
4.
Moose,
6;
Son
vif
Kngland
3.
Son
nf
Canada,
C;
Kniylits
of
Columbus,
3.
Moose
..:
Klk
of
K
K.
c.r
P
0.lilfellows
..
SI.
Andrew's
of
C
fS.W'.V.A
K.
of
0
V.
L.
Pt.
7
I
6
i
t
I
3"
3
TERRACE
NOTES
Mr.
II.
Oreelman
and
Hiirnell
visited
Mrs.
A.
Y.
on
at
Hemo
recently.
Mrs.
Wil-
Mrs.
Hailey
of
New
West
minster
I
visiting
her
daughter
Mrs.
F.
Hall.
Mrs.
I.anfear
has
returned
from
a
week'.
viit.to
Prince
Kuperl.
P.
A.
Chenetlp
ha
relumed
from
a
trip
oulh.
He
visited
Hcloria
and
Vancouver.
Paddy
Ardagh
nf
New
llaiel
ton
wa
in
I
own
for
a
short
time
Thursday.
He
continued
his
trip
lo
Prince
Rupert.
C.
II.
HUbert,
the
delegate
from
the
Terrace,
Parly,
left
on
Thursday
lo
attend
the
Parly
convention
in
Vancouver.
lO
for
15
0
25
"
35
:
c
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7,
8,
9
Smith
Block
Office
Hours.
9
to
9
Phone
573
Lady
Assistant
returned
from
Hnzellon
on
Sun-!
day.
i
j
Mr.
X.
Sherwood
and
Mis
Dar-1
bara
Sherwoud
made
a
trip
to
L'sk
on
Wednesday.
returning
Thursday.
a-
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
Ihe
Anglican
Church
held
their
an
nual
Christmas
Ilazaar
on
Sat
urday,
hi
spile
nf
Ilie
bad
weather
the
sale
was
a
great
uccess.
Over
130
was
realized
and
a
number
of
articles
which
were
left"
are
beinjr
sold
to
those
who
were
unable
lo
attend.
Messr.
W.
Smith
anil
Burnet!
have
gone
on
a
hunting
expedi
tion.
On
Friday,
November
23,
a
I
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and;
Mrs.
Will
Little
at
their
borne
oil
Lakelse
Avenue.
On
Monday,
November
2C,
a'
daughter
wa
born
lo
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
Thomasson
at
Ihe
Ilazel-
Inn
Hospital.
On
Monday,
November
26,
a
daughter
was
born
lo
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
F.
T.
Ross,
at
their
liom.i
in
Terrace.
On
Friday,
November
30,.
a
daughter
wa
born
to
Mr.
and
Mr.
F.
Hall
at
their
borne
In
Terrace.
WAS
CONSTIPATED
FOR
SEYERAL
YEARS
If
you
hiva
nurrrml
froin
nnslllln
f
yrart,
tried
all
kliHl
t.f
rriiiedir
without
truing
rrllrf,
H
you
have
tirvii
tubjrrt
lo
all
ih
mlrlen
antoclatrd
with
fuiistlpailon,
wouldn't
you
consider
It
a
blr.lnr
ta
br
able
to
keep
the
bowrW
Provincial
krrular
and
In
a
rood
bealthy
rvndlllon
Mr.
A.
Y.
Wilon
wa
in
town
on
Wednesday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
AylilTe
arrived
from
llazeltnn
oh
Thursday.
Mr.
AylilTe
is
taking
II.
11.
Birch's
place
in
t
lift
Dominion
Telegraph
pftlee.
They
arts
living
In
T.
II.
Walsh'
house.
C.
Toombs
and
J.
Thomasson
and
prevent
dlve
rettinc
a
rthold
on
your
ayitein!
Mlllun'
Lm
l.lver
I'lIU
are
Indlriied
Jut
for
ttii
imriMW,
ttielr
rrrular
ue
rellevlnr
Hie
won't
rae
of
riHisllpatlim.
Mr.
M.
Iledlran,
Sudbury,
out.,
write-
"I
have
breu
troubled
with
itnllalUHi
lor
neveral
year.
I
beiran
lo
u
Mil-burn'
l.ata-Liver
I'liu
ik1
rind
them
to
be
tlie
bet
remedy
I
lure
ever
ued
lor
rerulallnr
the
lioweU
and
liver.
I
atwaya
keep
tliein
now
aiHl
rertminiend
them
liltlily."
Mllbuni'n
Lata-Lher
I'lIU
are
tie
vlil
at
all
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
nn
reeelpt
of
price
by
The
T.
Milhuru
Co..
llnilitd,
Tbi'onlo,
Oot.
Shoes
Men's
Solid
Leather
Working
Shoes
at
$5.00
Leather
lined
Box
Calf
Hoots
.in.HIack
or
Drown
$6.00
Hand
made
Loggers'
Boots
from
$8.50
Men's
and
Boys'
Rubbers.
SHOE
REPAIRING.
GEO.
HILL
The
Shoeman.
Third
Ave.
next
St.
Regis.
FiveRoses
FLOUR
When
Buying
Flour
ask
your
Orocer
for
'.FIVE
ROSES,"
The
World's
Best.
John
L
Agent:
Christie
St.
Regis
Gafe
Prince
Rupert'a
Leading
RestauranL
A
Bakery
Uneurpasaetf.
Third
Avenue.