pAafc
rotra
n
Yes
it
whips
If
n
easily
and
is
w
'm
delicious!
iff
v
VAOWT
I
favorite
with
British
Columbia
housewives
JUST
ARRIVED
from
Bulkley
Valley
Shipments
of
Potatoes
Per
load
IMPROVED
Beets
Carrots,
Turnips
and
Cabbage
Also
Honf,
Veal,
Pork,
Lamb
and
Mutton
We
Deliver
Sealo
8
Doodson
The
House
of
Quality
Slxth
Street
Phone
455
Fresh
and
Smoked
Fish
a
Specially
WE
ARE
SOLE
AGENTS
for
AJAX
HEAVIES
Pronounced
l)y
experts
to
he
the
greatest
advancement
made
in
shot
shells
in
the
past
10
years.
12
gauge
only.
"
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Wood!
Wood!
Now.
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
...
$6.00
Half
load
.
.,
...
.,
53.00
Large
sacks
EOo
DRY
BIRCH
$0.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
S80
Night
or
Day
'WE
buy
bottles.
Ford
Models
Will
he
on
exhibition
about
November
10.
Prices
I'nchainged
S.
E.Parker
Ltd.
Phone
93
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phons
CS,
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Hoal,
Band
and
Oravel
Wa
Speciality
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Eovlnn.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
1
ILL.
FIX
THAT
JHtOKE
!
-''Jf
bO
HE.
WOtS'T
WANT
TO
INJURE.
fl
WILL
OF
THE
PEOPLE
WAS
NOT
MADE
CLEAR
Had
Majority
Been
Necessary
In
Each
Case
More
Liberals
and
Progressives
Would
Have
Been
Elected
l
Manitoba
Free
Press)
On)
of
j;
minority
candidates
win
1
were
fleeted
in
Ontario
ami
t
lie
four
Western
Provinces,
15
were
i.onservahve,
22
Liberal.
eight
Progressive
and
two
Labor.
If
there
hail
been
the
necessary
provision
in
our
election
law
to
enable
the
will
of
the
majority
to
prevail
in
each
constituency.
it
is
practically
certain
that
all
least
10
of
the
15
Conservative'
elected
in
three-cornered
con
tests,
would
have
been
replaced
by
Liberals
or
Progressives.
The
verdict
on
the
tariff
issue
would
have
been
modified
to
that
extent.
Instead
of
,117
candidates
being
elected
in
the
Dominion
as
supporters
of
Mr.
Mcifchen's
tariff
policy,
there
would
have
been
only
107.
And
inMead
of
lit
Liberals
and
Pro
ressives,
there
would
have
been
131.
These
figures
would
have
shown
more
accurately
what
the
people
thought
regarding
the
chief
issue
of
the
campaign,
and
Mr.
Meighen
s
policy
would
have
been
seen
Iq
be
more
decisively
rejected
than
now"
appears
from
'tic
election
results.
USING
SEAWEED
AS
FERTILIZER
FOR
ALL
CLASSES
OF
CROPS'
Seaweed
is
a
useful
fertilizer
for
all
classes
of
crops
alon
our
Atlantic
and
Pacific
coasts
where
it
can
be
collected
at
many
places
in
large
quantities
at
lit
tle
expense.
It
is
especially
valuable
for
roots,
vegetables,
and
other
plants
with
an
abundance
if
foliage,
which
require
potash
and
nitrogen.
A
new
pamphlet
issued
by
the
Chemistry
Division
of
the
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculture
gives
the
results
of
analyses
of
samples
of
seaweeds
collected
from
different
beaches.
Theee
analyses
show
that
sea
weeds
are
essentially
polassic
in!
in
a
rair-icd
volume
by
lot
a"
sawmills.
Japan
is
buying
lorn
her
Hgiiin
says
the
Vauconve
Sun.
All
the
lualerial
shipped
Mici-r
on
consignment
nme
time
ao
and
remaining
unsold
for
some
time
has
now
boon
absorbed,
and
at
the
same
timi
the
government
has
lifted
certain
financial
restrictions
thai
hnmpered
importations
of
lumber,
wilh
the
result
thai
tli'i)
year
1920
is
vwcipi
to
bring
heavy
deinam
for
materia!
for
building
purposes.
City
plnnninjf
has
been
completed
by
thc(
Japanese,
(lovern-meat
and
temporary
wooden
fl.
Fleming
fV)
....
i
buildings
will
again
be
allowed
to
go
up.
Heporls
from
the
Yokohama
disaster
were
to
the
effect
tha
wooden
structures
stood
up
belter
under
Hie
strain
of
the
shake
than
bricK
and
concrete,
ami
in
many
instances
would
he
still
standing
had
it
not
been
for
tin
fires.
However,
many
of
Ibes-wooden
buildings
stood
long
enough
to
let
their
occupant
t
out
from
under,
and
Inns
saved
lives,
even
if
the
buildings
were
burned.
For
I
hi
raon
lumbermen
here
expect
16
make
heavy
sales
to
Japan
in
1020.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
F.
II.
Coram,
O.
C.
Foote,
p.
jj,
Mills,
Miss
It.
Marshall,
F.
V.
Delcourl,
II
II.
Marshall,
A.
M.
Kipp,
Mrs.
Dalby
Morkill,
J.
li.
Millichump
and
A.
C
Knigiil.
Vancouver;
A.
Smail,
I.,
(jeh-main.,
A.
Dmmmoiid.
L.
Nicholson,
H.
Nevin
and
A.
Tague.
Dry
Dock;
K.
Sanderson
ami
F.
Knogh,
eifyj
O.
Fraser.
Dighy
Is-land;
A.
II.
Iverson.
Salvos
Fast.
Central
J.
W.
Mlair.
Ilaelton;
T.
T.
Nines,
-city;
p.
Nimuion.
BILLIARD
AVERAGES
First
Division
F.
Zieniaii
(HP)....
.
Wausrh
(HP)
....
W.
Sliekney
(HP)
Fyle
(V)
W.
J.
Nelson
(Yj...
.1.
Andrews
(V)....
Col.
McMoniie
(Vl
D.
Hrown
(HP)....
F.
A
Id
ridge
(IIP)..
O.
P.
Tinker
(V)
fl.McIlinoylo.(HP)
O.
Halagno
(HP;..
character
and
they
also
contain
j1'
-,
,jaii
Wi
-.
a
high
percentage
of
nitrogen.
j
Mitchell
(HP)
According
to
the
pamphlet
which,''
may
be
obtained,
free
from
the
I
W.
Long
(OS)
H.
Howe
(HP)
....
J.
Howe
(V)
.
H.
Morgan
(fl)
..
F.
Aldridge
(HP)..
W.
Stickney(HP)..
J.
.Fudge.
(V)
I.
Andrews
(V)....
A.
McDonald
(OS)
M.
liowe
(ii
j
Andrews
(Hl)..
Publications
Hranch.
DepartmentiNV-
t
N''Ia
IV)
of
Acrieujture,
Ollawa,
seaweed!"r"
')e$
V,)-
comiiares
very
favorably,
wciaht
.
i'liiniati
............
XMf
,f.lw.
for
weight;
wKli
barnyArd
ntnn-ure.
and
besides
it
does
not
bring
to
the
fnrm
any.
weed
seeds
or
insects
or
fuikgus
pests.
Its
manorial
value
is
greatly
enhanced
by
its
ready
decomposition
in
the
soil,
rapidly
liberating
its
constituents
in
forms
available
for
plant
nutrition.
The
best
way
to
use
it
is
to
apply
it
direct
to
the
soil
as
soon
as
possible
after
collecting.
LUMBER
BUSINESS
WITH
JAPAN
SEEMS
I
.1
II
ivruuse
11
1
......
..M..y
0S...
Parr
(fiS)
flame
Ttl.
Second
Division
K.
Harvey
(CS).
C.
L.
Youn:sman(V)
W.
Halley
V)
J.
Heesley
(fl)
A.
S.
Hales
(V)....
S.
Dart
on
(F)
II.
Corbel
I
(F)
K.
Suga
(fl)
A.
Carlson
(F)....
t
,3
3
3
o
2
1
I
i
3
3
3
3
3
'3
1
t
2
3
3
o
3
3
1
I
250
250
250
180
185
176
230
125
209
20'J
111
401.
ioo
A00
150
S50
150
300
300
150
ISO
5115
295
112
129
ill
271
100
fOi
200
.18'
.505
500
IH2
239
312
310
220
3IH
31
i
HI
70
70
Aver
250
250
250
211
243
238
230
213
2fl'
to
200
20!
200
150
150
150
150
ISO
150
150
150
no
lib
li
in
13'
IffO
135
135
130
129
120
I
25
121
119
Ml
1
13
113
100
105
HI
71
35
Note.
-
H.P.
denotes
Milliard
Parlor;
fl.
tirolto;
C.S.,
Cold
Storage:
V..
(treat
War
Veterans:
LIKELY
TO
IMPROVE5'
V'".-
n,lt"rt
F"h
n-
The
nice
easy
cutting
of
.lap
ipiares
is
about
to
be
resumed
d.d.dS
Try
It
tontflit
More
you
in
to
bnl.
Not.
that
It
(Ivra
you
lnUnt
rrlid
from
tlw
nxxt
I'urniaf
lieu
ana
Win.
inrn
wl-n
you
im
In
the
mnrnlni.
mst
tls
dtumt
unbrUvU
miifovtiiirnt
I
th
condition
ol
your
(Lin.
A
Suld,
tM-uut
If
ill
In
colnr,
.Linlm,
with
4nuln(
orlir
klkal,
yt
t
puwtrful
(it
lor
kln
dinrajiei.
Tit
fril
tIM
(
rtUtm
y.a
tr
y.ir
ihJi,
llf
I).
U,
li.
,
..
ORMC8
LIMITCD
AH'
HE,
WON'T
eOTUEi
MT
OOUTER
WITH
POPOtib
OF
IMARKlACir:
HE.E
HE
"V
Tw.
(COME
HOW
1
1
r
OI92J
or.
Imt-l
Fiatuwc
Sckvicc
Inc
Cnt
Bntai
rickti
HwniJ
a
SPORT
CHAT
;
U
Following
a
decision'
of
the
New
Vork
Doxing
Commission
that
fighters
who
demand
exhor-
otanl
sums
io
appear
will
be
uspemjed,
Tex
Itickurd,
I
hn
wtrrld's
grentot
boxing
promoter,
has
nnnjiiiiii-cd
that
he
i
through
making
guarantees
in
etiampioBs
aud
that
111
future
hit
terms
will
only
lie
on
a
ieroenl
age
basis,
"X,i
fighter
is
worth
more
than
he
can
draw
at
the
gale."
Ilirkar.l
has
decided.
Tex
J
plain
to
(ttage
champion)!)!
j
fights
in
every
class
this
winte
even
JacJc
Dempsey
s
division.
Itickard
also
hopes
to
rel
Hennv
Leonard
hack
into
the
game
this
winter,
lie
say
that
the
publi
.
has
made
Leonard
what
lie
is
and
hat
ho
owes
it
to
the
public
to
relurn
to
The
ring.
Jake
Sehaefer.
king
of
Hit
world's
balkline
billiard
players,
will
defend
hi
title
for
the
firsi
time
since
wininng
it
nearly
a
year
ago
when
he
will
meet
Fdouard
Horemaiis,
the
Itelgian
cueisl.
In
a
fifteen
hundrml
point
match
in
Chicago
beginning
November
30.
Horenians
finished
second
in
Hie
playdown
lourna-menl
last
winter
which
MisitiMi
gives
him
lie
right
to
again
challenge
for
the
championship.
According
to
the
rules
Sehaefer
is
compelled
to
meet
him.
The
match
will
be
played
in
blocks
of
500
points
each.
MEN'S
WHIST
Moose,
St.
Andrew's
War
Veter
ans
and
Oddfellows
Were
Winners
Last
Night
Itesiills
of
games
last
night
In
the
men's
seeflon
of
the
Fraler-
nal
Whin!
league
were
as
follows
;
3.
Moose
6,
Knights
of
Columbus
Sons
of
Kngland
,
St.
An
drew's
5.
Area!
War
Veterans
5,
Knights
or
Pythias
4.
Sons
or
Canada
2,
OddfHIow
7.
League
standing
to
dale.
SI.
Andrew's
Kiks
;
Knights
or
Pythias
Moose
Oddfellows
K.
of
C.
1..
o.
I..
1
S.
o.
F.
1
S.
of
i;.
I
F.oId
Slnrnn;-.
!i,
flrnlln
3
fl.w.v.A.
.
7
Ti
n
1'.
II.
Flsli
Crxt
3
W.
I..
G
0
I
I
i
2
I
2
4
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COLD
STORAGE
BEAT
Pis.
fi
1
4
4
4
2
t
I
GROTTO
LAST
NIGHT
Second
Division
Billiard
Tournament
Resulted
In
Score
of
713
to
655
The
second
division
blllinrd
league
lournatiieiil
last
nielli
between
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
SnrugM
Co.
and
the
flrollo
was
won
by
Iho
former
with
ntt
iiKUiegule
scoro
of
713
lo
055.
JbTt
Morgan,
was
the
only
winner
for
the
jjfntlo.
Individual
scores
were
ns
follows:
W.
Long
fOdd
Storage),
150;
J.
Ilillman
'flrollo),
137.
F.
Harvey,
113;
Deri
Morgan,
150.
J.
May.
150;
.I
Heesley,
122.
A.
McDonald,
,100;
fl.
Howe,
130.
N.
Parr,
150;
Jt
Pond,
110,
The
league
landing
In
dale
is
s
,.m.owH:
tfm,t
'
-iPajnon
Tolnl
Aver
IMI.H.P,
lj
2107
731
732
2082
071
1037
010
IHSft
010
1003
555
JlC0
WHKT
Wanted
"
For
Sale
For
Rent
Oh:
m-
OrvucMTe,
m'
WUZ
QUAH.EUIN
AH
ME
CeAT
MC
UP
jT't
A,i.u
hV
ufre
t
"ISlwOHTH
WMEH
tVav.l
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1
tai
r
1
ill
x.
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r
v
1
V
F
v
By
George
McMani
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertuement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
WANTK49
OLD
Artificial
Teeth
I
lough
t.
any
condition.
Highest
prices
nt
liy
return
mail.
II.
DuntLin.
P.O.
Itox
340.
Vancouver.
B.C.
Kstablibel
thirty
three
year
WANTKD.
-
Voting
girl
to
do
light
housework
,
and
mind
baby.
Live
in
ir
rtesireil.
AwkI
liome
Mine
?A
WANTI'.D.
-
Canvassers
to
tak
orders
for
Christmas
card.
Mrltae
Hros.
HELP
WANTED.
FEMALE
MF.N
and
Women
wanleil
to
learn
barber
trade
and
beauty
culture.
Wonderful
demand
for
barbers
anil
lady
hairdressers.
Special
low
rate
now
on.
Tools
free.
We
havo
thirty-two
schools
in
Canada
and
U.S.A.
YVrita
or
call
Moler
System
of
Collages,
10
Hustings
Fast,
Vancouver,
It.C.
FOR
SALE
111.
FL
and
Silver
I
Mack
Foxes.-
-
1026
breeding
season
February
i
will
soon
la
here;
t
1025
pair
pup
now
and
reap
the
increase
of
-lt26.
Fox
farm-(iil
a
irad
to
fiuancial
uidepen-ilence;
largest
livestock
profit
known.
We
sliek
your
ranr'
or
ranch
your
stock.
Itcfer-enret
nix
banss
over
twenty-rive
year
period.
Itooklel
rree.
1.2MI
m-res.
Six
ranches
llreeder
agents
wanted.
Cah
and
terms.
Cfeary
Hioh,
Fox
Farms,
F.mpire
Huibliug,
S-at-lle.
U.S.A.
FOIt
SALM.
House
24x30:
build-
Ing;
l0
acres
land
bordering
lake;
good,
view,
water,
oH:
naar
sawmill,
at
at
ion,
school
rink.
11,500.
L.
Hotchkiss.
Alea
Lake,
Ontral
It.C.
270
FOL'H
roomesl
house
for
sale
on
Hilhlh
Avenue
West,
near
Mc-llride.
Apply
133
FJghUb
Ava
West
attcr
rive
o'cloak.
27
1
I'oit
S.LF
Seven
roomed
house
and
furniture.
Apply
120
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Phoio
flreen
201.
.
f
WJIAHFAOli
for
boala.
Oam-tnker
in
attendance.
Apply
JoHhcTB
F.xchauge.
Phoins
23.
FOtl
SKDAN
for
sale.
Only
tlseil
seven
months.
1550.00.
Apply
S.
li.
Parker,
Ltd.
IIOL'SHHOLI)
Furniluiv
for
sale.
Mrs.
II.
.
4
Johnson,
510
"
Seventh
Avenue
Ra
270
TO
RENT
FOII
HUNT.-
Small
alore
or
office.
Third
Street.
Two
rooms
below,
two
living
rooms
above.
Weslernhaver
Hros.
FOII
HUNT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sewing
maclilneH.
Walker's
Music
Store.
if
FOII
HR.T.
y
Large
two
storey
bouse,
Third
Avenue
near
Mc-.Mcckin's
flrocery.
Westen-iavcr
Hros.
u
FUHNISIIFD
IIOIJSF
for
llcill.
Ilatige
and
olher
funiilure
for
.sale
210
Fourth
Avenue
Fast.
TO
IIHNT.
House,
five
rooms.
727
Fraser
Street.
Wm.
Den-liolin,
Court
House.
(
Ff)IJIl
Itnom
Suite
for
llenl.
Hot
water
heal.
Apply
Smllh
A
Mallelt,
LI.L
f
FLAT
rnr
rent.
Four
rooms
will
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EXCHANGE.
WILL
KXCIlAMiF.
forty
acre
farm,
house,
barn,
orchard,
alfalfa,
near
Spokane
for
Prince
Itupcrl
unproved
properly
Weslenhavar
llro.
CARS
FOR
SALE.
I
It:'?
nldsmobilc
I,
5
pasnen-
ger
louring
1000.00
I
lt2o
Nasli
&
passanger
lour
ing
850.0rt.
1
ltf.'l
Overland
Se,ln
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00.00
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111
IV
Ileo
seven
paaetier
lourlrnf
$700.00
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1925
Font
Coupe,
balloon
tires
car
like
new
J050.00
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Ford
Tudor
sclan,
H5KU)0
I
1922
Ford
flout
4350.06
I
1921
FonI
one
ton
truck,
panel
exrdy
mM
I
Ford
light
delivery
eliasM.
rebuilt
1175.00
All
car
guaranteed
in
good
maehaniral
condition.
K
terms
catiaJie
arranged.
KAIEN
OARAQE
Ford
and
Chevndet
Service
Sta
tion.
Agent
for
Mclaughlin
Oakland.
ObUmobile
antl
Chevrolet
cars.
Ren.
tj.M.C.
ami
Federal
Trucks.
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SKRVICK
DAY
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MiillT.
MISCELLANEOUS
Hlfl
PAY
WOltK
FOB
MtW.
Tu
the
unemployed
or
men
wh
work
tor
laborers'
pay
when
the
world's
greatest
industry
needs
thousands
of
men
a
Bar
to
fl.oo
per
hour,
ally
and
country
shops.
We
train
you
for
Jobs
as
truck
driven
auLo-macbanics,
ignition
experts,
battery
welding
and
vulcanising.
We
also
teaeh
bricklaying,
tilesettitig
ami
plastering.
Call
or
write
for
free
catalogue.
Ilamphill
Auto
Hn-gineering
S.'hool.
10
Hastings
Tee
Ka!
Vancouver.
H.C.
BOARD
HOARD
The
Inlander.
8J0
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
DOLLAR
STORE
See
Our
Itarijte
or
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS.
Hemstitching
nnd
Picoting.
KpeelBl
attention
given
to
Mali
orders.
THE
DOLLAR
STORE.
Phone
lied
.121.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
fleorge,
Jatil
or
Oust)
Special
6
and
7
passenger
Stude-bakers
at
your
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Kmprc
llolol.
FURNITURE
AND
RANQES.
Home
Furnilure
and
Ranges
suitable
for
every
home
Christmas
goods
arrivlno
daily.
Fvery
lime,
you
pass
my
store
call
in.
You
arc
most
welcome.
A.
Mackenzie.
Furniture
Home
tf
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and
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lies.
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FURNITURE.
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and
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lire
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11
1
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chango
New
and
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floods.
OEO.
PAPADOPULI8,
30
Third
Ave.
Fbo-ie
Old
Fill
ND.
11,
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