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ill
jrood
roads
and
we
are
succeeding
in
building
a
solid
business
on
courtesy
nnl
fair
dealing.
SPECIALS.
Ladles'
Oxfords,
from
$4.75
Men's
Shoes,
from
..
$5.75
Children's
Slippers
from
90
cents
up.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Christmas
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticketj,
Rates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
I'rcad
Is
your
best
food.
Kat
more
of
It.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
Stove
WOOD
We
have
just
received
l
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
feize
cut
to
order.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
680.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
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LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
Situate
in
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
Flrst-clata
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
CANADIANS'
i
NARROW
WIN
Beat
Colts
by
24
to
23
Adanacs'
Decisive
Victory
Over
Maple
Leafs
Was
Surprise
Another
hard
game
was!
staged
between
Hie
.Sons
of
Can-
jada
and
the
(-oils
in
(he
Senior;
I
Basketball
League
match
last
j
night
with
the
Canucks
just'
getting
away
with
victory,
by
a
score
of.
21
In
23.
The-
Son
had
the
bes(
of
the
opening
half
and
deserved
their
lead
at
the
end
of
that
period.
In
the
second
half,
however,
the
Colts
came
back
strong
and,
but
for
the
lack
of
a
lillle
discretion
on
the
part
of
fSeorge
Mitchell,
might
have
inflicted
a
first
de-
feal
upon
the
Sons.
As
it
wal,n
nnr-nr;
Thomi.-nn.
.
,
.
.
t
larence
uiompson.
the
latter
learn
took
better
L
ad-
Voslii
Kaiuvam
t.
k'i
.
.
..
.
.
T
Jxaisujdina,
-,
isa
Kai-
vanlage
of
its
chances
and
fa
jsujama.
'
MIVama
Tnial
loiai
in
111.
just
i.wi
value
for
its
iio
win
K.
A.
Mann
refereed
and
the
teams
lined
up,
and
scored
as
follows:
Soqs
of
Canada
It.
II.
Skinner
(3),
2;
V.
Menzie
():
H.
Menzies
(t),
fi;
Halfour
(2).
II;
I.
Oraham
(I),
t;
II.
As-lori
(2),
I.
Total
21.
Colls
S.
Hazett-Jones
(3);
It.
Harllell,
O.
Mitchell
),
ft;
A.
A.
Kasson,
C;
W.
Mitchell
(2
7;
H.
Smith
(I).
I.
Total
23.
Intermediate
Game
The
Intermediate
game
between
Ihe
Colls
and
firolto,
won
by
the
former
35
lo
2G,
was
about
Ihe
poorest
match
played
o
far
this
season.
Neither
team
made
any
strenuous
effort
at
combined
play
and
it
was
not
until
Ihe
lat
part
of
Ihe
second
half
that
any
enthusiasm
was
shown
when
Ihe
flrollo
had
the
Colls
travelling.
J.
Sim
and
ft.
Andersop,
Iwo
newcomers,
did
fairly
wyi
but
the
former
would
improve
his.
play
with
a
little
more
attention
lo
the
ball.
Colls
M.
Hudenich,
2;
J.
Sim
(3);
n.
Smith,
IC;
0
Hlylhe,
t3;
J.
Kelly
(2),
I,
!
Total,
35.
firotto
W.
firay
(3,
2;
0.
Hill
),
2;
O.
Anderson
(I),
ft;
W.
Wrathall
t2;
T.
I'rascr
(1),
2;
I..
Anderson
(1),
2.
Total,
2C.
H.
II.
Skinner
refereed.
Ladies'
League
One
of
the
surprises
of
the
season
was
served
up
in
the
Ladies'
game
when
the
Adanacs
look
the
champion
Maple
Leafs
inln
camp
by
no
uncerlam
score
I
ft
lo
ft.
The
Maple
Leafs
started
well
but
bad
luck
in
shooting
seemed
lo
upset
their
game
although
every
credit
is
due
ihe
Adanac
guards,
Miss
Dyer
and
Miss
Tremayne,
for
their
close
effective
checking,
Except
for
some
smart
combina.
lion,
the
Maple
Leafs
were
be
low
the
standard
of
their
op
ponents
in
the
evening's
show
Ing.
Adanacs
Miss
Willa
Dyer,
Miss
I'elp
Tremayne,
2;
Miss
A
Kelly,
6;
liss
Leona
Parker,
8
Miss
V.
Shoekley
.Total
10,
Maple
Leafs
Miss
L.
Lowe
(2),
Miss
A.
Stephens,
Miss
M.
ASTHMA:
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RAZ-MAH
mtiswfssl
Restores
normal
breathta?.
itons
mucus
Kthrinjfs
in
the
bronchial
tubes,
gives
long
nights
of
quiet
sleep;
contains
no
habit-fprmin;
dm?.
$1.00
at
your
druggists.
Send
4
in
stamps
for
a
generous
sample.
Templetons,
142
King
West,
Toronto.
RAZ-MAH
GUARANTEED
RELIEF
Sold
by
Ormes
Limited.
(Sraham,
Miss
M.
Harvey
(2',
2;
R
Miss
S.
Calderone,
L
Total
6.
It.
H.
Skinner
was
referee.
)
The
Junior
League
game
re-
suited
in
victory
for
the
Stars;
over
me
High
.xeliool
by
30
to
in.
Junior
line-ups
and
scoring:
High
School
Henny
Wendell.
in
C;
Hob
Malheson;
F.hin
John-ihe
Stars
Clarence
Capstick,
1
1;
Harry
Walker;
Kric
Dingwall;
Sewell
of
Cleveland
sent
in
109
K.ldie
Wallers.
12;
Darrell
;aii
vallir
Pipp
of
New
York
Casey,
;
Freddie
DiiigwelJ.
jnH.
Leon
ftoIin
of
Washing-Jotal,
30.
jnn
inij
1
ft
century
figure
by
Word
to
Spectators
;
being
responsible
for
9
tallies',
fiood
clean
games
are
certain-
i
ly
being
far
this
staged
so
sea-j
,,,
,
a
I
for
son
in
the
various
eagues
and
iAmoriPan
um
,(.
o
...r
,
,
,.
s,
,,-
loins
of
loo
much
tiarf
linrmlifn
'
,
.
,.
,.
.
"
"
'.
remarks
to
get
below
the
line
of
clean
.sport.
If
they
desire
the
..U.-AHJ
f
.
l.lr...
II.
ll...
I
s,..f.a
ors
should
isl.ow
rood
e.T.nnples.
Some
of
Ihe
remarks
and
one
action
in
particular
last
night
warranted
drastic
action
from
Ihe
ofllcials
especially
when
they
come
from
enthusiasts
who
should
know
bel
ter.
Those
on
Ihe
"side-lines"
should
play
Ihe
game
jus)
as
well
as
Ihe
"players
on
Ihe
floor."
Standings
to
dale
in
the
vari
ous
leagues
fidlow;
Senior
League
W.
L.
Pis.
Sons
of
Canada
t
0
ft
!ols
2
3
Teachers
0
3
0
'Two
poinls
deducted
by
As
sociation
for
infraction
of
playing
rules.
Intermediate
League
Colls
t
ft
High
School
2
1
firolto
0
Elks
ft
Ladles'
League
Maple
Leafs
'
3
Adanacs
2
Kaiens
Teachers
0
Junior
League
Junior
Colts
I
Stars
I
Hluehirds
0
High
School
0
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
T.
H,
Johnson,
clly;
Mrs.
.1.
R.
Morgan
and
Miss
Morgan
Mr,
and
Mrs.
H.
S,
Irwin,
Mr,
and
Mrs,
E.
Palmboui
ami
Klmer
Palmbon,
Surf
Inlet;
p.
Creigh
Ion,
Oona
Hiver;
fS.
A.
Taylor,
Port
Essinglon.
BRER
freedom
fi'omi&in
Tcmpktoift
RkrvrstkOpuk
For
RHEUMATISM
SCIATICA
NEURITIS
LUMBAGO
TEMPLETONS
TORONTO
ts
Sport
Chat
B".
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i
,
h
Tri
Sneaker
of
Cleveland
and
Habe
Hulh
of
New
York
sent
more
runners
over
Itie
pla!e
Mian
any
other
pair
of
players
the
American
League
durin
seann
of
lt3.
The
two
are
.
.
i
.....
,ied
at
130
runs
for
"r
which
w,,,r"
thev
!.
.
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ytre
resnonsilde.
Harrv
He
U
I
t
,,,
.
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.
I
matin
of
Detroit,
leader
in
ba'f-
ins
-bronchi
in
11S
ul.it.
J.
Knrounppjn
(,
e,,,,.,,,,
.......
skin
01
me
American
l.eazue
I'liiim
1
iihiuiui
in-
should
strike
out
as
often
a
Ihe
majority
and
his
record
of
93
am
Kamu
of
cicgjri(
nll0Urt
not
the
swinger,
of
the
Hulh
lype,
"fanned"
2
limes
and
Irew
62
base
on
halls
lo
off-
set
it.
The
one
who
baffled
Hie
jiilchers
the
most
was
Eddie
Collins
of
Chicago
who
only
struck
out
eight
limes
durin?
Iie
season.
The
Chicago
second
saeker,
however,
did
not
make
his
bits
count
for
as
much
a
others
balling
in
only
ft7
runs
In
thi
connection
his
sacrifice
hits
record
in
advancing
batters,
and
his
walks
taken
into
consideration.
Among
other
whom
the
pitchers
found
bard
to
fool
were
Joe
Sewell
with
12
strike
outs,
Ty
Cuhb
with
It,
Edgar
Hire
of
Washington
12,
Hassler
and
Jones
of
Detroit
and
Tobln
of
St.
I.oui
with
13
each,
and
Speaker
of
Cleveland
wllh
15.
.1
nc
Sewell
worried
98
pasne
out
of
Ibe
pitchers
njwl
IlWie
of
IHroil,
On,
these
Iwo
being
next
to
Hulh.
Speaker
walked
93
limes
and
Eddie
Colius
Hi,
while
Jatnleson
of
Cleveland
was
passed
HO
limes.
Manush
of
Delroil
lia
a
unique
record
by
being
nil
by
a
pitched
ball
P
limes
although
he
figured
in
only
109
games.
Next
to
Jiim
was
Stanley
Harris
of
Washing.
Ion
with
3
and
Hauser
of
Phil
adelphia
and
Maslil
of
Chicago
with
12
each.
Cleveland
as
,
learn
had
Hie
best
"waiters."
wllh
fi3.T
bases
on
balls.
Next
ironies
DclroP
with
590
while
Washington
and
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
t
1
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;
in
every
town.
The
chance
of!
a
life-time
with
a
concern
that
has
been
doing
millions
of
dollars
worth
of
business
on
its
regular
product,
now
going
on
the
market
with
a
new
one.
Write
for
full
par-
ticulars.
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lo
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Sixth
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order
and
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Third
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opposite
Pioneer
Laundry.
Phone
Oreen
392.
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Box
723.
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Madenile
Prtees
OLD
NICK
Prince
Ilupcrt
Cigar
Store
PhonaBlue
Lhicago
are
lied
with
532.
New
York
figures
fifth
wllh
521
and
Iben
conies
Philadelphia.
SI
Louis
and
lloslou,
Ihe
latter
with
391,
Philadelphia,
with
a
number
of
hard
swinging
bat
lers,
compiled
Ihe
biggest
re
.
,
,
I
1..
-
:
1
1
1
-
-
u.jiu
111
siriHi-iMjrit
won
;ii.
New
York
was
only
ope
behind
Cleveland
and
Detroit
were
the
two
hardest
lentils
to
piled
(o,
din
former
leading
In
Ihe
fewes'
number
of
strikeout
wili
:iHi
Detroit
having
only
one
pmre
Detroit
batters
profiled
most
by
I'Cing
lilt.
5.)
times,
getting
in
Ihe
way
of
Ihe
ball
during
Ihe
season.
Cleveland,,
closely
competing
wilh
the
Tigers
in
several
departments
of
Ihe
game,
was
next
with
10.
SI.
Louis
had
Ihe
fewest
number
of
hit
bailers
wilh
20,
New
York
profiled
only
lo
the
extent
of
3t.
ADVANCE.
No
Adi
mnt
"PIGS
IS
PIQS"
but
,
PURE
BRED
YORKSHIRES
FOR
SALE
out
of
Mae
of
Alderlea
15-7595ft
by
Springdale
Tornado
4,
28.87
Uft
are
the
best.
Litters
of
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13
and
17.
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L.
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Charlotte
City.
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HERE
MR.
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Here
i
where
you
get
Ihe
big
prices
for
your
for.
See
me
first
ami
1at
before
selling
else,
where.
I
like
v..u
to
make
money.
W.
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"The
Trapper'
Friend."
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
Ooods
Iloughl.
Sold
or
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer,
furniture
and
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
Hlack
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and
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i
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e
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Boston
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MAIL
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For
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East-
Mondays.
Wednesdays
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Fr.
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From
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3
P.M.
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