Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
50c
Per
Sack
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
680.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgercon
Blook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Ofrice
Hours,
te
8.
Phone
688.
Open
Evenings
Only
Far
Special
Appointment.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phon
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
fioal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
X&Sk
i
The
The
best
best
advice
advice
ever
ever
f
gitt-n
given
lo
id
u
a
iinin
man
i)i
or
a
a
aii
woman
li:
"Save
your
money."
Handy
Andy
goes
a
.tep
farther
(hail
(his
and
tells
you
how
lo
save
your
cash.
He
t
ells
you
to
buy
your
hardware
and
home
helps
of
us.
He
knows
that
our
poods
arc
of
slatidard
manufacture
and
that
you'll
he
satisfied
with
our
service.
This
week
only
McClary's
Cray
Enamel
Potato
Pots
I
Reg.
$2.00
For
SI
.00
I
j
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
I
Sterling
Furnace
GOAL
Dlltrtd
In
Sulk.
At
510.00
per
ton.
Tlii
l
a
vitjt
auperlor
furnace
rniil.
It
ttlvta
i
i
lean
hut
fire
till
I.
iiiirilv
free
from
kiioi.
cl.nktT.
lick
and
dirt.
Some
of
tbe
larreM
healing
planu
In
the
city
ire
now
ualnr
It
with
entirely
tatlafauory
remits.
8TERLINQ
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
8ack.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
ire
also
Atrrnia
fur
the
r'atnuu
LA
DYSMITB-WELLINGTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Ml'n
Of
fit.
No
M
Oantrel.
Pho
16
ill
ji
LAND
ACT,
Caoltr
Lind
District.
Ili'i'eriltnK
dlmrlrt
of
I'rlinn
nu-rl,
ml
.Hurtle
In
Allln
Like,
ilxjut
(iiie
litlt
mi
In
One
ui-nt
nf
Allln
Tuwiultv.
TAkK
MITICK
that
Caul
L.
KirK-rt,
nt
A
I
Ii
it.
In
I
lie
I'rovlni'F
or
Hrllluli
(jjIimm-till,
iii'.i'iiitlin
JeTllcr,
Inii-iuli,
to
apply
for
Mriiilalui
In
purcliaae
llu)
rollowliw
li'i'i'llx'd
land:
Oi.iniiidiclnir
at
a
pnal
pianled
at
Dip
mirth
mint
iif
the
Ktiiall
Inland
known
a
Sri'iiiid
Inland
In
Atlin
Lake,
Ulutlml
a
alHive;
thence
northwrtt
and
on
around
tills
Island
roltowlnir
tlie
itiore
lino
to
the
plare
or
ronmiencrnirnt)
and
contamln
twn
ai'rea.
more
or
less.
Sept.
ird.
lttt.
PAUL
LOUIS
B00EBT
Saturday,
December
e,
PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
DRY
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMantf
I
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COOriN
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w.
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BASEBALL
BOXING
WHIST
OF
THE
(joodlboltii'tmis
to
mnfoaKcalu
t
oldfashioneJ.religbI&
Baker's
Chocolate
By
all
means
the
most
satisfactory
chocolate
For
cooking
or
drinking.
KUkHIN
CANADA
tt
WalterBaker&Ca
Limited
(STABUJHCD
oeo
MonlrealCanada
DorchesfcrMass,
poonn
or
cnoict
stOrC;
mt
mi
LOTS
OF
BASKETBALL
AT
SMELTER
TOWN
;nyox
Has
Good
Report
at
In-
door
Game
This
Season
AN
VOX,
Dec.
C
Klglil
pames
tave
already
been
deciileil
in
Ihe
'everal
Anyox
basketball
leagues.
The
opening
games
of
the
1921-
1925
basketball
schedules
were
slaved
in
the
Reach
ayiniiasium.
and
a
lii?
crowd
turning
out
to
cheer
the
players
taking
pari.
I'he
same
order
ruled
at
the
Mine
a
few
nights
following,
when
the
Mine
teams
in
the
three
leagues
entertained
in
(heir
hall
.and
won
two
oul
of
the
three
game
played.
The
opening
game
at
Ihe
Beach
was
won
hy
Ihe
High
School,
the
Hovers
being
the
victims,
id
to
11.
The
second
gallic
wenl
to
the
Bluebirds
who
'ook
Hie
High
School
girls
into
amp
with
a
score
of
19
lo
9
''lie
surprise
of
Ihe
evening
came
with
Hie
hist
game
to
(e
staged
'nil
night,
it
being
freely
doped
thai
the
Smeller
team
would
win.
I
be
score'
was
twenty-one
to
twenty
in
favor
of
the
Coke
Plant
when
the
whistle
blew
for
Ihe
finish.
Out
for
Ihe
firft
game.
Ihe
Coke
Plant
Iiileriuediales
wen-
at
Ihe
mercy
of
Ihe
Mine
Inlerme-
The
finest
leaf
tobacco
from
NORTH
CAROLINA
and
VIRGINIA
is
blended,
cut
and
rolled
into
making
them
the
If
jj"
B'
W
f
flP
SPORT
NEWS
DAY
HERE
AND
EVERYWHERE
dial's
from
llu-
slurl,
and
they
finished
on
die
Small
nl
of
a
U
to
U
score.
The
Pioneers
were
also
badly
treated
hy
the
girls
on
the
hill.
Seven
points'
was
their
limit,
while
the
home
player
netted
twenly-slx.
The
Cok,e
Plant
Seniors
savtil
the
night!
from
bchiir
a
purefy
Mine
even-'
inn.
trimminp
the
.Mine
Seniors
,11
(,
1
11.
On
Wwlne.s.uy
ni?ht,
tho
Uoke
Plant
Inlermediales
were
aBain
i
defeated,
this
lime
hy
the
IloVera,
lie
tallies
hein?
15
lo
13.
The
secmd
same
was
ludween
the
lli'h
Krhool
ami
the
Pioneers
and
was
won
hy
(he
former
15
lo
2.
Sporf
Chat
A
new
kin
of
timely
hill
en-was
rrtiwned
in
the
American
League
for
the
I'.l'i
seaxon.
I
lie
title
ioiny
io
I.
eon
lioslin.
nul-Tielder
of
1
lie
eh'ampinn
Washington
team,
(toslin
is
credited
in
Hie
oflieial
averages
with
be-itiy
responsible
for
t9
runs
erossiiiK
the
plale
through
vir
tue
of
his
UaltiiiK.
He
made
tliis
mark
in
I5t
games
played.
Ruth
was
second
lo
Co-din
for
effec
tive
iiititn?
wim
121
runs
responsible
for
Th
fhe
153
amei
the
llamldno
played.
Hob
Mouse!,
however,
had
a
heller
per
cent-
a?e
of
runs
driven
in
per
game
with
hi
record
of
120
for
113
iraine..
ImliviiJual
halting
per
cenlaaes
ii
M,e
American
League
for
Ihe
season
closed
sftow
a
notable
decline
on
the
part
of
leading
hit
ters.
Slufgers
were
brought
back
lo
normalcy
with
an
em
phasis
(hat
was
disconcerting
.
some
of
them,
(ieorge
Hernial
Rulh
led
the
league
in
baitniu
in
1921
wJUi
a
per
cenlage
i
.
H
and
wax
not
(tressed
ly
am
her
player
who
took
pari
in
ore
than
too
game.
The
lop
narji
of
.37H
for
l2t
is
corn-tared
to
Ihe
i403
with
which
;arry
lleilinari
led
the
league
in
923
when
Iluth
was
the
runner-
ip
with
J93.
Ctiarley
.lamienor
nine
second
in
I02l.wtlli
,35
l'y
Cobb
had
a
goinl
ytar
and.
for
his
nineieeiilli
eonseculivc
seoson,
ballfd
Iteller
than
.300
eonsiderahly
befli-r
fur
iiis
ff
ures
were
.33H.
Detroit
flnisbe.1
the
1923
sea-
ou
as
leader
in
leant
hailing
wilh
a
spurt
in
the
closing
days
if
Ihe
pennant
race
after
SI.
Louis
and
Cleveland
had
been
the
leaders
much
of
Ihe
season.
Detroit's
balling
per
cetilage.
was
.29H
and
il
was
(he
.first
limp
(
since
1919
that
at
least
one
club
In
(he
American
League
hud
not
lulled
letter
than
.300.
D
droit
il
so
-.Jed
in
runs
scored
with
810.
"oslou
was
low
in
hailing
wilh
n
average
if
.277
and
Philadelphia
.came
last
in
rim
i
e!
I
:e
Cigarettes
purest
and
mildest
"straight"
cigarettes
in
Canada.
FOOTBALL
BILLIARDS
HUNTING
Jit
with
''Xj.
rue
:in
......
Whits
Sux
IimI
111
ia
lr.ii
'i
and
the
New
York
Yankees
u
number
of
homers
iniide.
BAHALION
ORDERS
'
,'i,-ul-
Onloiiel
J.
W.
NieliolU.
nieer
comniahdinx.
1st
tnlioit
North
H.(l.
Heiment,
(-
Bn.
C.R.r.
I'armd
Ml
ranks
are
request-
led
to
attend
special
parade
at
the
Armoury,
WeitnastHlay
evening,
December
10,
at
8
p.m-
AII
Sergeants
ve
reqnotled
lo
uilend
a
special
nieelmg
in
fio
Serxeanls'
Xess
after
parade
tn
Wednesday
Higna!
nertioii
i(tnal
section
parade
for
inslrwtion
tuider
l.ieul.
Barn
irtey,
Tuesday
ovenhtg,
Hecenilier
9,
at
8
p.m.
Miniature
Raiise
Practice,
hoot
Thursday
evening
at
8
P
m.
llaniilcap
turkey
howls
will
be
held
on
Thursday
even
ings
lM'cemln'r
II
and
18.
SI.
I.
JOHNSTON,
Major
and
Adjutant.
Atltl.
1st
Mn.
North
B.C.
Hegl.
VANCOUVER
BEATS
EDM0NTON.I10CKEY
nmm
night
YANCOl
VKIl.
Dec.
0.
--
Van
couver
last
ni.h!
defeated
K1-
immtoii
iii
the
Wi;-icrn
ijinada
':oekiy
ler.glie
fivlure
li
four
'"Ills
to
III!.'.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
New.
TABLES
TURNED
AT
BASKETBALL
Iks
Now
Hold
Place
of
Advantage
In
Senior
League
Winners
in
all
,Mialclies
jusl
Week
ago,
Die
'C'dls
turned
roum
la.i
ni
gli'l
and
lost
alt
ire
league
basketball
gatnen.
te
Senior
League
ma'
eh
resulU
I'
in
victory
for
rtf
Elks
by
3t
..
AO;
tbe
Ordlo.SMn
(he
Inler-"diatrteHgue
guic
j)
to
28;
ud
thf
Tiny
Tims
emerged
vic-orlofr
in
Ihe
JuiHor
League
by
io
22.
"
;
As
a
result
of
their
victory,
he
Klks
now
hold
place
of
'
ii'in-'-.
Hciiior
Leairue
close
af,
the
heeU
of
the
Sons
of
Canada
who
are
'sittl
in
first
plate.
They
were
aide
I
nut
nighlLj,
heiilon,
Chester
Clajip,
D
to
seep
a
ieNii
oVt.r
me
trfiits
though
nn
a
rery
lottjr
one.
The
score
at
tin?
end
of
e
fst
period
stood:
Kiks
tBrfiflrrf
ra.
'ne
jfiial
wpre
fas
tlttt
4.
It
...
TT
,
tfbliifiA..
....r...i,..l
.
;-
ni..
i
teams
lined
up
if
foflnws:
Htl
foHows:
KK:M
Hal'biir:
Willie)
Colls
rtpiro
nurvich.
J
V,
amine.
Kdipe
Si,.t.
A.
Howard.
I
Ntrtly,
M..
Maedonald,
t:.
Carifi
tand
If.
Stalker.
-
--
'I'liiif
'I'lnis
..Y
l?ul
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i.
'
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llsating.
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furnished
Housekeeping
suite,
110
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Several
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acre
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rads
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ace.
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buyer
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free.
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month
In
distribute
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?ihaw
an!
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Phillips.
Colts
Oeorge
Milebeil,
Willi.
Mitchell
ft.
Bart
let
t.
Douglas
riwcll,
KaHh
niillt
and
K.
et-
erman.
Intermediate
League
There
was
much
rejoicing
in
ne
(irolo
camp
for,
by
virtue
if
their
victory
over
the
tiolt
they
now
share
first
place
will,
their
ftpiuiiicnts.
The
game
w
perhaps
the
most
lotctesling
oi
the
evening
and
il
was
a
spirited
second
period
rally
that
brought
home
the
bacon
for
the
tobacco
nists.
At
Ihe
end
of
the
firs'
half,
(he
Colts
had
Ihe
long
end
of
a
IV
lo
13
score.
In
(he
second
half
the
flrolU,
scored
Id
points
o
tbeir
opponents
three
and
eame
oul
on
Hat
best
end
of
the
final
score
of
2
lo
82.
H.
II.
Hkinner
refereed;
.1.
Marks
was
scorekeeper,
and
Mike
Budeu
ieh
and
Douglas
l-'rix-zell
acted
as
timekeepers.
(irolln
D.
(lurvich,
V.
Meugh-er,
Jack
McNulty.
.
W.
Cavalier
W.
Oray
and
(1.
Hill.
Colls
W.
W
rat
hall.
II.
milh.
iKrlxiell
and
U.
McLean
Junior
League
I'he
Tiny
Tims
were
afc
wm
mers
over
the
Colls
in
the
.1
n
League
liy.
;n
lo
22.
llalpii
Smi
.
.
i
...
irenrei
ami
uie
team-
im
.1
Iiingwiill,
p.
Baisler.
II.
Walk.
C.
ThMinpsoti
and
I.
Kalsuyama
League
Hliiiidiugs
lo
dale:
Sonlor
League
W.
I.
I"
Honn
of
Csnada
:
I
Klk
2
Colls
:i
In
termed
I
ito
"
League
tlolls
:
I
'rotlo
t
3
HfgimenC
ft
Ladles',
Loague
Maple
deafl
ti....
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nil's
!
;.
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Learjuo
Tiny
Tiuin
2
Colts
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London,
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first
morlgMge
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ChiROPRAClOR
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
Oradunle
of
Ihe
National
College
of
Chiropractic,
Chios
go,
No.
1
Stephen's
Olock
'ours.
It
lo
U.
i
to
6;
J
lo
h
-du-rday
ufiernooos
and
Sunday
by
appointment.
Flione
lltu
88.
AUCTIONEERS
IT
will
pay
you
lo
consult
u
when
you
desire
to
sell
or
purchase
furniture,
or
anv
article.
PHINCK
W
PKHT
HX
CHANOi:,
Aucl
loneers.
FURNITURE.
New
and
SecoiHlhsnd
Furnl-I
ife
Store.
We
Buy.
Sell
and
Hi
change
New
and
Secondhand
Ooodj.
QteO.
PAPAUUPULIS,
39
Third
Ave
Phono
Mtt
TAXI
Tail
67
Phone
(Gall
Oeorge.
Paul
or
(lust
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Nlg.U
Stand:
nOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
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BACK
GUARANTEE
Taken
lor
Laaa
than
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4
REGIMENTAL
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
Enjoyable
Affair
Staged
I
Armory
Last
Night
Attendance
Was
Larg
Au
enjoyable
wln
il:
v
i
dance
wa
staged
l.w
ilx
the
Armory
by
Ihe
I'lro
xurr
B.C.
Heglmeul.
Ttiere
n
seventeen
tables
..f
wi,..-
t
about
IO0
persons
aii
iiKj
dance.
Tlie
prtie
w
ladies'
firal,
Mrs.
J
W
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j:
oieu's
first,
J.
Itu
u
s
ladies
consolation.
l
W
Hoss;
men's
.eonsolaiH.
'
V
Pringle.
The
prue.
w
t
settled
by
Mrs.
A
Squ.
l
j
'.apt.
Perry
linker
Hefreshatenlx
wen-
.
.
,:
.
j
lancing
wgt
then
enj.iy.
:
one
o'clock
In
the
iiiohm
?
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)
Hergeanl
W.
X.
Boss
w3
i
of
eerninonie
and
n
.
c
furnished
by
lite
Ihu
Hand
and
Mrs.
daw
tannic
pliilio.
During
Ibt
mtrnn
.
J.
W.
Mchollit
ok'
i
ii
flv
it
horling
better
alt
Jabci..'
MrdU
on
tbe
tart
of
th,
hh
(
the
MniHieii
an,)
j5
my
l
hat
the
Wh
gtve
Uunt
ntt.A
aoce
lo
Ibis
end.
The
coinnuller
in
.
da
'g-
sisel
of
Capl.
Tinker.
,
;u,
Hergcaiii
Major
WriPti'
Sergeant
Moa,
l.an.
o
r;
tj
Cadwsllader
and
Pnvai-
s
A
ladies'
roiiiMiiltec
g
,-.
4.
uablr
am(nee
winch
i-
mn
"i
appreciated.
II
wn
m
!ur,-
decorations
and
refrrtim
and
consisted
of
Mi
'
1
thoni.
convener;
Mt
'
W
Nlcholls.
Mrs.
C.
V
l
Mr
H.
K.
Tremayne,
Mrs
II;
;j
bio.
Mrs.
W.
Brans.
Mr
l
Mrs
W.
Hanrc,
M
;
-
V
Ucif
and
Mr
squires
OVERFLOW
MEETINGS
OUTSIDE
CHURCHES
Open
Air
Altar
and
Loud
SpWr
Jutt
Outside
Wlmlntr
Cathedral
LONDON,
lec.
0.
An
op
:
n
air
all
hi
ami
pulpit
cr.pjiin'ii
loud
speakers
i
being
h
jul
on
I
Bide
Wetimm'ei
a
In-'!-nil,
so
that
lliousand
(
i"--!,:'
paiilciwlilig
in
procemiiin-
si'J
overflow
meet
lugs
will
Of
,J
lear
Ihe'
preacher
ordir
ary
'nice.
Ciirdituil
Bourne,
making
,nt
niiiiiiiiiiceineiil
nl
the
annua'
liiepliug
of
the
Crtlhollc
IM'lcir
i
uiltl.
-aid
the
cathedral
""'
iillli'tenl
on
cerlain
occamnns
u'
'In'
year
ami
I
hat
the
whole
of
he
land
around
Ihe
caliiflr-1'
w
Id
be
levelled
and
clrarnl
t
priivnle
overflow
meeting.
pniNnk?
RUPERT
TICKS
Saturday,
December
High
.
.
10:11
a.m.
1
7
;;:ltl
p.m.
I?
1
"
Low
.
:J:.'IG
a.m.
7.0
C:ln
p.m.
0-
Sunday,
Docsmber
7
High
10.
-.IO
a.m.
2-3
23:21
p.m.
l.nve
l:2l
a.m.
J'
17:20
p.m.
5.3
"
Tuesday,
Decembsr
9
High
0:18
a.m.
'
12:05
p.m.
I
nut
n-n:i
a.
in.
7.V
18:
10
p.m.
3.0