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FOUR
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange
Make
your
resena
lions
for
Hi
a
I
Christmas
visit
to
l
ho
0I
I
Land
parly.
For
Ticket,
Rales
and
Information.
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
50c
Per
Sack
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
'
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTI8T.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
9
U
8.
Phone
688.
Open
Evenings
Only
Far
Special
Appointments.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
M.
S.
SING
Cleaning
and
Pressing.
Special
Suits
Heady
to
Wear
,
...
S18.00
Laundry
Office.
820
Third
Avenue,
I'rince
Rupert,
ll.G.
Phone
774.
P.O.
Box
958
EDSON
COAL
Received
few
cars
of
our
Famous
Edson
Coal.
From
now
on
we
can
supply
the
same
in
any
quantities.
Call
up
68
for
quick
delivery.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
I
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.
Fresh
MILK
and
Cream
From
Quick,
B.C.
Any
quantity
delivered
dally.
Prompt
Early
Morning
Delivery.
VALENTIN'S
Dairy
Phone
667.
McBrlda
8treaL
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
.
JU:T
CHARMING
AMO
VMM-
v
WONOERFUL
VOICE
nt
j
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iuun;
too.
f
AND
PRETTX
AliA
TH
BASEBALL
BOXING
LACROSSE
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t
PICTURE
PORT
SIMPSON
vised
next
year
anil
that
the
contesting
teams
;would
le
advised
before
hand
as
to
whom
anil
when
they
would
play.
It
is
thus
hoped
to
eliminate
the
confusion
that
arose
this
year.
PEEP
SIGHTS
USED
FOR
FIRST
TIME
AT
SPORT
NEWS
OF
THE
DAY
WON
FOOTBALL
Interesting
Native
Game
Satur
day
Afternoon
Resulted
in
Defeat
of
Masse
tt,
One
to
Nil
In
j.
very
interesting
and
closely
'contested
game
on
Sal-
unlay
afternoon.
Port
Simpson
Y.P.E.A.
won
out
rif.ii
t
the
Fair
Hoard's
cup
representing
Northern
H.C.
native
football
cham
pionship,
i
lie
losing
team
was
Massed
and
the
score
was
1
to
nil.
Last
year,
the
Port
Simp
son
team
won
the
cup
by
de
feating
Kitkalla
and,
by
their
second
successive
victory
this
year
become
permanent
owners
of
it.
S.
Currie
was
referee
and
A.
Clapperton
and
T.
lleattie
were
linrsme
n.
Hen
Self,
chairman
of
the
Fair
Hoard
sports'
committee,
an
nounced
this
morning
that
the
rules
for
the
playing
of
the
na-.
live
football
games
would
be
re
RIFLE
RANGE
SUNDAY
Peep
sights
were
used,
for
the
first
time
by
the
marksmen
of
the
North
H.C.
iW'imenl
Ilifle
Association
at
the
shoot
on
the
McNicholl
Creek
range
yesterday.
I'he
result
was
that
some,
of
the
men
bettered
their
averages
and
nthrs
did
not
shoot
so
high.
There
were
only
seven
men
out
so
no
spoon
was
awarded.
The
scores
were
as
follows:
H.
Floyd
..
.
M.
M.
Lamb
R.
Vfil
son
..
Insp.
Acland
W.
Hrass
..
A.
Squire
.
.
J,
F.
Ritchie
200
500
000
Ttl.
29
25
29
25
29
25
20
34
30
27
28
2i
19
21
2992
27
82
3581
28
81
2174
2771
2007
On
account
of
Ihe
inclement
weather,
it
was
found
impossible
to
put
on
the
program
of
child
hen's
sports
in
connection
with
the
Fair
Week
activities.
Hen
Self,
chairman
of
the
sports
corn
ruittee,
stated
Ibis
morninglhat
Ihe
races
would
be
held
on
a
date
to
be
announced
later.
Owing
to
the
length
of
time
the
baseball
game
look,
the
indifferent
weath
er
and
Ihe
crush
of
other
items
on
the
program,
the
proposed
lug
of
war-of-war
between
Ket
chikan
nnd
Prince
Rupert
on
Sat
urday
afternoon
was
called
off.
BRIER
HERE
AND
EVERYWHERE
Sport
Chat
Football
tonight,
Acropolis
Hill
at
0.45.
G.W.V.A.
vs.
Oallies.
Prince
Rupert
captured
fool-ball
honors
in
the
1924
Exhibit
rion
series
hy
winning
over
Any-
ox
and
lying
with
Ocean
J-alls.
Anyox
won
it
game
from
Ocean
Falls.
Prince
Ruperl
thus
made
three
points,
Anyox
two
aud
Ocean
Falls,
one.
Anyox,
however,
scored
the
largest
nurnlier
ut
Kals
four,
while
Prince
Jtu-eprt
and
Ocean
Falls
each
made
three.
.
Prince
Ruperl,
by
dividing
I
be
series
of
two
games
with
Ket
chikan,
made
an
even
break
in
baseball.
It
had
been
intended
to
stage
three
games
but
tHiie
and
weather
did
not
iterinit
of
the
third
being
played.
Ketchi
kan
got
a
total
of
thirteen
runs
in
the
two
games
and
the
locals,
nine.
The
local
football
players
were
able
lo
make
a
better
showing
in
competition
with
outsiders
because
they
had
more
practice
during
the
season.
If
Ihe
baseball
players
had
had
as
much
practice,
they
would
likely
have
done
belter.
Fielding
errors
were
responsible
for
the
most
of
the
baseball
games
lost
by
the
locals
this
v
year
and
the
only
thing
dial
will
prevent
these
is
to
have
the
players
in
better
form
through
practice.
It
would
he-well
to
remember
the
1924
exr
periences
when
plan"
are
made
for
1925
activities.
--
.
,
Two
chilldren
were
hurt
at
Saturday
afternoon's
baseball
game.
A
little
boy
was
struck
with
a
fly
ball
in
the
stomach
and
Ihe
Kelchikan
third
baseman,
in
running
after
a
fly,
knocked
lown
a
little
girl.
Neither
young
wlers
were
hurt
seriously
but
they
might
have
.been.
These,
in
cidenls
should
serve,
however,
lo
point
out
the
necessity
of
keep
ing
youngsters
away
from
the
proximity
of
the
diamond
wluMe
there
is
always
a
certain
amount
of
danger.
No
one
but
the
par-
ifits
can
he
blamed
if
children
are
seriously
hurt
in
such
a
manner.
Those
in
charge
of
the
grounds,
however,
might
assist
in
keeping
children
and
inebriates
off
the
diamond.
Hesides
the
danger
of
accidents,
the
play
may
be
inlcrefered
with
by
having
people
wandering
around
the
field
whilo
a
game
is
in
progress
James
McAleenan,
after
at
lending
the
fair,
returned
on
the
Cardena
last
night
to
Alice
Arm
The
charge
against
Fred
Hall
of
supplying
liquor
to
Indians
was
dismissed
in
the
city
police
court
Ibis
morning.
Kb.
80
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DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
repi.jH,
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GAME
OF
YEAR
Prince
Rupert
Turned
Tables
on
Ketchikan
Saturday
by
Score
of
8
to
7
A
good
crowd
turned
out
at
the
Acropolis
grounds
on
Saturday
afternoon
to
see
Prince
Rupert
defeat
Ketchikan
by
a
score
of
8
to
7
in
the
most
interesting
game
of
baseball
that
has
been
played
jn
the
city
this
year.
The
starting
of
the
game
was
delayed
on
account
of
the
showers
tout,
shortly
after
it
got
under
way
Ihe
rain,
ceased
and
those
who
had
braved
the
elements
lo
attend
got
their
money's
worth
of
thrills.
The
game
was
lo
have
been
a
five-inning
'affair
but,
at
the
end
of
the
fifth,
the
score
stood
six
all
and
it
look
three
xlra
innings
to
break
the
lie.
With
Priiice
Ruperl
making
three
runs
each
in
the
first
and
third
innings
and
Ketchikan
six
in
the
third,
j
I
looked
at
first
as
though
Ihe
match
.was
lo
be
a
batfest
but
things
tightened.
up
and
good
pitching
ami
fielding
produced
four
uiiiinxs
of
scoreless
nlav
niliug
irj
Ihe
eighth
when
errors
gave
Ihe
visitors
one
more
run
uud
more
serious
errors
Hie
two
winning
runs
to
Prince
Runert.
Ketchikan,
wejit
first
lo
bat
and
Ihe
side
.was-
quickly
fielded
out
at
first
hase,
L'idslune,
lue
local
pitcher,
paving
.two
and
Menzies,
Ihe
third
one.
With
McConnell
on
the
mound
for
the
visitors.
Irecnwell
pot
first
on
an
error,
slole
second
and
was
scored
when
Halfour
tried
Ihe
centre
fielder
with
a
shori
fly.
Ralcliford
was
fielded
out.
and
V.
Menzies.
fol-
owing,
scored
Halfour
wilh
a
left
field
drive.
Sinclair
jioled
out
a
mfe
bagger
to
left
field
and
scor
ed
V.
Menzies.
II.
Menzies
Uied
ul
and
Forlin
fouled
out
hut
lie
locals
had
"their
three
runs.
Lidslone
fanned
two
of
Ihe
visitors-
iu
Ihe
second
and
the
third
Hied
out
lo
McKeown
in
left
field.
Lidslone
and
McKeown
If
:
9
THAT
"f
OONC
ORU
CERTAINLX
fAM
rvlM-.
lTt
VOtADERFOU
HOW
TaHU
CAN
aNi
AT
HER
AMD
A
oEMJTiFUL.
on
their
toes
when
Ralcliford
came
lo
bat
and
old
"Dynamite"
did
not
let
them
down.
He
sent
a
bingle
lhrough
the
shortstop's
legs
and
tied
the
score
by
letting
were
fieJde'd
and
Halfour
fanned
Milciiell
in
Scoring
In
Third
In
(lie
third,,
John
sent
a
mean
one
just
over
first
base
which
gave
him
second,
Kubley
got
to
firAt
on
a
irrounder
which
ad
vanced
johns
lo
third
and
Ellens-burg,
being
walked,
filled
the
bases.
Ireland,
coming
up,
sent
a
sizzling
rounder
through
II.
Menzies
at
second
and
Johns
and
Kubley
were
scored
before
Raich-
Tord
got
Ihe
ball
back
lo
the
catcher.
Downs
and
Snyder
were
both
successful
in
gelling
lo
first
ami
Kllertsburg
and
Ireland
brought
in
two
more
runs,
McConnell
sacrificed
and
scored
Downs
and
Hill
filed
out
lo
centre
field
hut.
scored
Snyder.
Having,
made
six
runs,
Ketchikan
sloppsd
when
Edwards
si
TMi
ECONOMY
iuy
(Also
in
fecxAses
I54&20f)
The
locals
came
to
bat
that
tiiey
could
even
up,
even
though
Ketchikan
had
replaced
McConnell
iu
the
box
with
Johns.
Hatch
ford
was
walked,
V.
.Menzies
got
first
on
a
third
base
error,
Sinclair
fanned
and
II.
Menzies
bunted
and
filled
the
bases.
Fortiu
sent
out
a
tiot
grounder
which
avo
him
s
econd
and
scored
Ralcliford
aud
V.
Menzies.
Lidslone's
single
scored
II.
Menzies
Hut
Forlin
was
put
out
when
he
tried
to
come
in
on
it.
YV.
Milchell,
taking
McKcnwu's
place,
was
put
out
at
first
for
Hie
IliinU
man
down.
Nearly
In
a
Hole
.
Oood
light
baseball
ensued,
the
pitching
of
Ltdstonc
and
Ihe
fielding
of
Ihe
visilors
toeing
largely
responsible
for
no
scores
being
made
for
lli
next
four
innings
in
Ihe
course
of
which
there
were
three
double
plays,
two
by
Kelchikan
nnd
one
by
Prince
Rupert.
Lidslone
nearly
got
himself
in
u
box
in
the
sevenlh
when
men
got
lo
first
and
third
with
nobody
down.
A
liniely
double
play
was
made,
however,
MuConnell
flying
out
lo
shortstop,
Snyder
being
put
out
at
first
when
he
tried
lo
make
second
which
was
already
full.
Lidslone
go!
out
of
danger
by
fanning
next
man
up.
Snyder's
ability
lo
catch
fouls
stopped
Prince
Rupert's
scoring
chances
twice.
Afler
Edwards
had
struck
out
and
Johns
flied
mil,
Kubley
got
lo
first
on
a
shorl
slop's
error
in
the
eighth
and
made
home
when
Ellensburg
got
a
single
nnd
V.
Menzies
messed
tilings
up
at
third.
Ireland
struck-out
but
Kelchikan
was
one
to
the
good.
Willi
defeat
again
staring
them
in
the
face,
Ihe
locals
came
lo
bat.
Lidslone
struck
out,
W.
Mitchell
go
first
on
a
grounder,
Oreenwell
struck
out
and
Hal
four
walked.
Willi
two
men
on
and
two
out,
the
local
fans
were
Halfour
got
second
and
started
for
third.
The
Kel
chikan
first
baseman
overthrew
to
third
and
Halfour
had
crossed
Ihe
plate
for
Ihe
winning
run
be.
fore
the
shouting
had
died
down.
How
They
Played
Lidstone
pitched
a
splendid
game
for
Prince
Ruperl
and
had
II
strikeouts
to
his
credit.
He
also
played
his
position
in
the
field
without
error
and
was
re
sponsible
more,
than
any
other
man
on
the
field
for
Ihe
local
viclory.
The
Ketchikan
fielding
game
was
not
as
good
as
on
the
day
previous
and
as
many
errors
were
made
by
Ihe
visilors
as
by
the
locals.
Johns
the
pitcher
in
eight
innings,
made
four
strikeouts.
McConnell
started
in
Ihe
box
for
Kelchikan
but
was
oul
of
condition
and
was
removed
to
right
field
afler
the
first
inning,
The
learns
lined
up
as
follows
Ketchikan
Ellensburg,
If.;
Ire.
laud,
2b.;
Downs,
cf.;
Snyder,
c
McConnell,
p
and
rf.;
Hill
Edwards,
31)
Kubley,
ss.
Prince"
Ruperl
C.
Oreenwell,
ss.;
Halfour,
c;
Ralcliford,
cf,
and
If.;
V.
Menzies,
flh.;
Sinclair,
lb.;
II.
Menzies,
2b.;
orlln,
If.
and
cf.;
Lidstone,
p.;
McKeown,
If-.;
W.
Milchell,
rf.
Score
by
innings:
A
Hit.
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can
get
your
boats
overhauled
by
con
tract
or
day
work,
at
a
moder
ale
price.
We
build
anything
up
lo
200
Ions.
Marine
ways.
Call
or
write
Eriksen
Pros
boat
builders,
Norlh
Vancouver,
H.C,
222
Positively
Ihe
fle.U
thai
Money
can
buy!
GOODYEAR
TIRES
FOR
FORDS
$8.50
to
$16.00
RIDE
ON
AIR
Fit
Your
Ford
With
BALLOON
TIRES
and
eliminate
the
rattles.
MODERN
WRECKING
EQUIP.
MENT
Service
D-jr
and
NigMl
KAIEN
QARAOE
'
Johns,
rf.
and
p.;
with
Ihe
scheduled
game
between
P.
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28
Double
plays
Kubley
lo
Ire.
land;
Kubley
lo
Hill;
Greenwell
lo
Sinclair.
The
Stuart
Shield
football
com
lb.;
petition
is
Jo
be
resumed
lonlght
Ihe
Great
War
Veterans
and.
Cat
lies,
George
Hill,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Associa
lion,
announced
Ibis
afternoon.
Owing
lo
Ihe
'early,
evening
darkness
which
makes
the
playing
of
games
afler
six
o'clock
almost
I
impossible.
Ihero
is
talk
of
call-
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2
3
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5
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7
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balance
of
the
series
off
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a
after
aftcr
this
this
name
game.
This
This
will
will
bo
bo
de
de-
cided
upon
at
a
meeting
of
Ihe
Association
tonight.
The
Sons
Club.
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News
Classified
Ads.
2
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Advertisement
Taken
for
Leas
than
OOc
FOR
SALE.,
furnished.
Avenue.
FOR
SALE
OENERAL
SERVANT
Wanted.
FOR
SALE
or
Lra
novalr7
Mrs.
O.
Hesner,
303
Fourth
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$2100.00.
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FOR
SALE.--
Pleasure
tmat
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Length
28
feet,
wain
f,
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powered
with
W
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Six
engine.
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storage
battery
Wiai.h.-,t
canopy
top
and
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auto
seals.
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for
eight
or
ten
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8350.00.
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FOR
SALE.
Old
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br
the
bundle.
Daily
NYws
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if
ROOMING
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f
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Sate
tn.
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location;
s'.ram
heat'
cheap
rent;
room
klwaji
full
Owner.
Write
I'.x
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Iiailj
News.
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FOR
SALE
Ford
Runabout
Ite-
livery;
in
good
running
order
$200.00
cash.
Also
wrt
other
good
buy
in
used
can
S.
E
Parker.
Ltd.
tf
FOR
SALE
Two
urt
lord
r
gines;
suitable
for
eonvmkn
for
marine
use
$'0.00
eacS.
S.
E.
Parker.
Ltd.
FOR
SALE
Chevrolet
Tounr.l
Car;
overhauled
and
in
good
condition;
$250.00
cah.
S.E.
Parker,
Ltd.
7
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FOR
SALE.
New
una
w
Machinery,
Hoats
and
BiW;
Northern
Exchange.
FOR
SALE
HOUSES
m
G
rooms
and
bath,
two
loU.
IW
harbor
view,
$3.000-0
rooms
and
bath,
$2200.00.
Goods
bath,
rw
3
rooms,
high
ground,
good
grJf'1
Terms
arranged
lot
McCaffcry
&
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and
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lure
Store.
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Block
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2
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Saturday
afternoons
by
uppoinimriu.
Pliono
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chained
plying
liquor
to
H
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"
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j,
ed
in
the
city
l,rt-UfeSonll
jru',,,,
morning
and
this
afternoon.
Union
sleanicr;f.;'n,f",'l
froi
A.
E.
Dickson,
ArlJ
Vancouver
u
ixni."A
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and
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o'clock
last
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Iai"ne
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a
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freight
cargo-
Mrs.
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McAfee
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town,
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Munn,
Halle
to
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of
Canada
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preset
have
a
good
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Prince
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the
serios.
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