Yes
it
whips
1
R
easily
end
is
,
delicious!
i4
favorite
with
British
Columbia
housewives
NOTICE
We
have
just
been
appointed
selling
agents
for
HOUSEHOLD
LACQUEROID
Kay
to
apply,
-
Watch
It
Dry
Dries
ready
for
use
in
half
an
hour.
The
new
Lacquer
finish
for
Floors,
Furniture,
and
Woodwork.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
60S
Third
Ave.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
S.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
at
any
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
lake
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$6.03
Half
load
$3.00
Large
sacks
50o
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
$6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
S80
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
IMPROVED
Ford
Models
Will
be
on
exhibition
about
November
10.
Prices
Unchanged
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
93
.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phon
CI.
C&ilage,
WarehoumnK,
nd
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Baud
and
Oravel
We
Speclalti
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Coving.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
nm
(tct
e-r
:ouu-hc'lu
MOT
I
WONOER
I'LL,
THROW
tMt
A
OUKE.
LOMCi
IF
THE
DUKE
Or
OOST
tiENT
rOU
HE
KECPo
ON
bMQKir'
1
Msavy
MS
i
aivr.
wwt
XOO
-
TQ
CET
N
THE
OtQT'r
OUO
I
ION
TtUU
THEsE.
THNGt'-
7f
.
fik.ir
vJHeTHCR.
THE;
wu
COTOOT
THAT
4V
7
WE,"
NEOft
NOT
rv-e
Tvir
sf
f
T
FLAT
RACING
OF
SEASON
ENDED
Saucy
Sue
Went
Through
Without
Defeat:
Picaroon
Favorite
for
Next
Year
LONDON.
Dee.
3.
The
English
flat
racing
season
of
1925,
which
was
t'lnsed
on
November
28,
with
I
lie
Manrhaseler
Hireling
and
the
Manchester
November
Handicap,
lias
been
on
the
whole
interesting,
hut
without
any
very
remarkable
features.
The
brown
coll
Picaroon,
by
ISepiio-Ciccronella,
Im'sI
of
thr
!
jii
(Hiied
to
he
on
a
four
of
insprc-
lion
of
I
lie
roast
at
that
lime.
;r:.i:ur..h"
i:vrfny
mn.
H
.iiaini
til
mis
vnj
il
111
1
Tl
ladies'
Northern
H.C.-
Championship
series
will
probtftjly
be
held
in
the
course
of
the
winter
to
decide
its
ownership
for
the
first
year.
Itefore
ever'
puprilistie
enntes!
of
any
importanee,
the
prineipals
make
phnty
of
slatnients
alioul
their
confidence
hut
in
reeeni
years
there
have
ten
few
instances
of
the
rishlers
baekinu
their
alleged
confidence
wi!t
their
own
money,
in
larjrc
or
mall
amounts,
observes
Damoi.
llunyon.
famous
sport
writer.',,',
,MW
""P
,ml,a,lu
two-year
olds
last
season,
was'l'k
that
of
Stanley
Ketchel,
on-
hailed
as
the
champion
classic
coll
Ibis
year.
Mishaps
in
train
ing
forced
his
withdrawal
in
the
spring
after
be
hath
won
the
Craven
Stakes
at
Newmarket.
II"
was
unable
to
start
in
the
Two
Thousand
iuineas
and
the
Derby,
for
which
he
had
been
the
winter
favorite,
and
in
tin
season's
latest
elastic
the
St.
Leper,
he
an
fourth.
He
may
prove
to
be
one
of
the
best
of
the
older
division
next
year.
Lord
Astor's
filly
Saucy
Sue,
by
Swynford-Ciood
and
(lay,
wefil
hroush
the
season
withopt
a
defeat,
and
as
she
had
won
all
tier
starts
as
a
two-year-old,
she
was
acclaimed
the
champion
filly
which
site
was,
undoubtedly.
'
Hut
though
easily
tin
winner
of
the
two
fillies'
classics.
the
One
Thousand
(iuineas
and
the
Oaks,
Saucy
Sue
came
to
grief
when
she
ra.ii
with
the
hijili
class
colts
al
Doncasler.
and
ran
placed
twice.
She
had
not
previously
contended
with
classic
colls.
II.
E.
Morris'
Manna,
(Phal-
aris-WalTles
,
winner
of
this
year's
Derby
ami
also
of
the
Two
Thousand
Ouinea,
suffered
de
feat
ut
Asenl
jn
the
Derby
Slakes.
The
vtetor,
Sir
John
Rutherford's
Solaric
won
the
SI.
Le?er,
Manna
filiisliini:
tenth.
Manna
had
been
defeated
as
a
lwo-year4d'l
by
both
Picaroon
and
Solario.
lie
cannot
be
styled
the
season's
champion
colt,
Ihoug-b
be
won
two
of
the
three
colts'
classics.
The
public
was
finally
deprived
of
a
match
it
had
expected
all
season
the
meeting
of
Manmt
and
Saucy
Sue,
in
the
fifth
cla-
sir.Mhe
St.
Leer.
Saucy
Sue
'd
no.l
run,
but
in
viewj
ofi
her
pet
forniance
in
two
other
her'
races
n".
Doiieasler,
it
is
probable
she
would
have
been
ofnty'issed
by
Solario
and
others,
even'
if
slip
finished
better
than
Minna.
(saucy
Sue,
Manna,
Picaroon
anil
Solario,
along
with
the
company
of
classic
eo
ii
tender
that
occupied
the
limelight
this
season,
will
reappear
iwxl
year
to
furnish
competition
in
the
b"j
handicaps
.and
other
importan!
races
given
over
to
the
Ihree-
year-ohls
ami
ui,
while
I
heir
places
will
be
taken
by
the
pre
sent
two-year-olds.
Among
the
latter,
to
judse
by
their
performances
this
reason,
the
outstanding
competitors
wiU
be
Sir
Abe
Hailey's
Lex,
Iml
Woolav-
ms-'ion
s
oronacu.
inc
.ga
Khan's
Moli
Mahal.
J.
II.
Hor-
nung's
Apple
Sammy
and
Lord
Harnby's
Iteview
Order.
SPORT
CHAT
II.
C.
Milburn
of
Montreal,
as-
sislant
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
Oovernment
Merchant
Marine.
1ias
forwarded
to
the
ily
a
handsome
cup
to
ho
competed
for
Ity
the
ladies'
teams
of
Northern
Hrilisli
Columbia.
The
tup
is
the
outcome
of
keen
Interest
that
was
tnken
by
Mr.
Milburn
in
a
(fame
lai-t
spring
at
Anyox
!-Iwcen
the
Maple
Le.ifs
of
this,
city
and
the
lllun
Hirds
f
Ui
smelter
town.
Mr.
Milburn
hap-
There
have
been
few
instance.
time
middleweight
champion
of
J
the
world,
who
drew
alt
the
money
that
was
coming
to
him
for
a
fight
with
Joe
Thomas
in
'Frisco
in
1
007
and
bet
it
on
himself,
finally
winning
with
a
knockout
after
32
rounds
,r
gruelling
battle.
Harry
cireh
one
of
the
few
boxers
today
who
likes
to
bet
on
himself.
Ho
als
likes
to
bet
on
fights
in
which
tie
is
not
a
participant.
BILLIARD
AVERAGES
Individual
Averhjrps
to
date
h
the
billiard
League
are
as
follows
:
Second
Division
AV.
Long
(CS)
1
fiOt)
I50j
J.
Hows
fV)
i
firm
irnj
F.
Aldridge
(IIP)..
2
300
150$
J.
Judge
(V)
1
150
JSP
J.
McLean
(lij
....
1
150
I
.in
A.
McDonald
(CS)
t
r,).-,
!)
F.
Xieman
(IIP)
....
3
415
I1
Mitchell
(HP).
I
'592
HK
It.
Morgan
()
....
4
500
1
18
n.
Howe
(fi)
i
r.7i
n.1
Ft.
Howe
(IIP........
4
S7I
143
J.
Andrews
(V)....
2
28fi
113
V.
J.
Nelson
(V)..
3
431
140
Dr.
West
(V)
4
550
1
39
J.
Ilillman
(,)
....
4
55
4
Lit'
M.
Andrews
(IIP)..
4
547
137
W.
StickneyHP)..
3
402
13
J.
Horn!
(fl
2
2)0
130
J
.May
(CS)
.
4
505
12G
H.
Parr
(CS)
I
500
I2f,
.1.
Ileesley
(O)
4
4P0
133
K
llaney
(CS)...
4
4S2
l?l
i.
Krjiusp
(F)
4
478
i?0
W.
Hailey
(F)
4
45
111
11.
Cnrbclt
(F)
4
45
4
1
14
A.
S.
Hales
(F)....
2
22fl
113
C.
L.
Youngman(V;
3
323
iuf
S.
Darton
(Fi...
4
413
103
S.
Suga
()
1
.84
8(
A.
Carlson
(F)
1
JO
71
C.
Newrtl
Fi........
I
58
58
n.
Fleruing(V
2
70
35
Sam
My
Iillle
slslor
lias
the
measles.
Jim
Oh!
So
has
mine!
SanWell.
I
ll
bet
you
my
Hi
lls
sister
has
more
measles
than
yours
ha.
Qive
an
WATERBURY
$g.00
A
jewelled
watch
that
combines
stamina
with
style,
n-size;
nick
lc
case.
It
has
the
dcjxrndabHity
that
everyone
expects
in
an
Ingersoll.
il
......
YFQTPRIl
1
RA7AAR
1
EftlM
1
J
DrtLrUilV
was
great
success
Number
of
Prlxe
Drawings
Took
Place
and
in
Evening
Wh'tst
Drive
was
Enjoyed
The
Bazaar
held
yesterday
ly
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
the
SI.
Andrew'
iWiHy
pned
a
jsrwa'
.success.
There
was
a
laife
attendance,
mid
(ioinU
so
well.
The
winners
of
the
pr4i
drawings
we-rc
ns
follows:
Five
dollar
(cold
piec
donate!
by
Mrs.
D.
i'..
Stuart,
won
hy.Mr.s
Halathto.
y
'
'
""r!"H-
"V,
.
Huion
uonaiivi
ny
.Mrs.
iny-lor
won
by
Mr.
o.
Jinies.
Sack
f
sintar
dnnaleil
by
Mrs
.Murray
won
by
Mrs.
Lambie.
Hox
of
apples
donate.
I
by
Mrs.
S.
D.
.Mswloiiatd,
won
by
It.
Cameron.
Xluminum
pot
donated
by
Thompson
Hardware
(lo.
won
by
Mrs.
Simpson.
The
fiaiaar
wa
followed
by
a
whist
drive
in
the
rening
at
which
seventeen
tables
were
playeiL
The
committee
in
charge
of
this
wr
Mrs.
Taylor,
Mrs.
McArthur
and
Mrs.
Duncan.
The
priie
winners
were:
First
ladies,
Mrs.
Murray.
Second.
Mrs.
Hunter.
First
gents.
J.
Hnss.
Second,
.Mrs.
Anderson.
The
Tive
dollar
gold
plec
has
not
yet
been
claimed.
PRESENTATION
MADE
TO
ERNEST
LOVE
BY
STAFF
OF
UTILITIES
A
pleasant
little
ceremony
took
obi's'
yesterday
afternoon
al
IIih
i.Hy
Hall
when
members
of
the
utilities
department
stalf
pre
sented
the
retiring
superintend
enl,
hrne.si
Love,
with
a
pipe
pouch
and
fittings.
A
delegation
consisting
of
city
treasurer
Matbestifj,
wire
chief
Massip
and
succeeding
superintendent
Liltbt
waited
upon
Mr.
Love
on
bo-half
of
the
slntf.
The
presen
tation
was
made
by
.1.
J.
Little,
ibe
new
superintendent,
who
cx
pressed
i
lie
sentiment
of
the
em
ployees
in
n
suitable
manner
on
Ibe
occasion
of
Mr.
L'ovc'i
de
(torture.
Mr.
lv
repIstnt-fag
that
wufV
always
(rcnrnf
n
interested
"'
ftw
'
work
in
ihls
city.
Mr.
Love
lefl
on
last
night's
steamer
for
Stewart
where
he
will
assume
Hie
management
of
the
Stewart
Light
Co.
in
which
nc
has
heroine
interested.
COMPULSORY
VOTING
.
COMMENDED
BY
PAPER
Vancouver
Sun
Hucces.s
of
the
Compulsory
Voting
Ai
t
m
the
recent
Aus-
iiiiliaii
election
should
commend
a
similar
measure
to
the
alien
lion
or
the
Canadian
people.
Prior
to
lhlseection,
ind
tin
1er
the
old
ntin-obllgalory
sys
'cm,
the
number
of
votes
cast
tu
uslralia
never
exceeded
60
per
cent
of
the
possible.
TAo
new
,
act
bi-ouglil
out
1)7
per
cent
of
the
electorate
to
the
polls.
This
means
lhat
for
the
first
time
in
Australia's
history
the
government
actually
rHiresenls
the
will
of
the
majority
of
the
Australian
people.
If
democracy
as
a
political
system
has
any
virtue
nl'
nil.
It
should
lie
given
(he
fullest
pos
sible
effecl.
Hut,
until
nt
least
j0
per
cent
of
Ibe
eleclorate
is
,
'rough
t
to
the
polls,
it.
cannot
possibly
be
given
full
effect.
Advertise
n
tba
Dally
News
O
124
Int-l
FcruM
SrvKi
Is
Grrt
Rcilain
tiglii.
iwvrd
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
th
IVANTKB
OLD
Artificial
Teeth
ltought.
any
condition.
Highest
pricw
sent
by
return
mail.
II.
Dunst.tn,
P.O.
Hox
3
40.
Vancouver.
H.C
hkitabllsheil
thirty
three
years.
WA.VIKD.
llv
-F.ngllh
woman.
resrular
work,
or
hy
the
hour,
day
or
week.
Apply
Dot
283
Daily
News
office
or
phone
Hed
007.
28
F
HELP
WANTED.
FEMALE
MF.N
ami
Women
want
ml
to
learn
barber
trade
and
beauty
culture.
Wonderful
demand
for
barbers
ami
lady
hairdressers.
Special
low
rate)
now
on.
Tools
free.
We
lmve
thirty-two
schools
in
Canada
and
U.S.A.
Write
or
eall
Moler
System
of
Colleges,
10
Hastings
Hast.
Vancouver,
H.C.
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALF..
Two
storey
houe.
seven
rooms
and
balh
comple'e
on
Oraham
Avenue,
past
elevator,
facing
hnrttor.
Low
price
for
immeiliale
sale;
terms
easy.
Apply
T.
McClymont,
FO
ItSAI.K.Centlenian's
Musk-
rat
lirel
overcoat
with
otter
collar,
ltroadcloth
shell,
in
gmul
condition.
950.
2,
Meeker
Itkwk.
evening".
.'81!
Ft
III
SALK.
Fox
terrier
pups
Mother
won
three
firsts
bimJ
silver
cup
for
best
dm
in
ex-
liibilion.
Phone
lireen
718
after
5
p.m.
CHINCHILLA
rabbits
for
sale
from
registered
stock,
at
the
price
of
good
pelts.
Apply
lto
283,
Dailly
News
Office.
(283
FOHD
SKDA.N
for
sale.
Onhr
useil
seven
months.
$1450.00.
Apply
S.
K.
Parker,
Ltd.
FOIl
SALK,
Itlaek
Whitney
bahy
carriage
in
excellent
comlition.
I'lione
712.
tf
TO
RENT
FOIl
I1F..NT.
Small
store
or
or
fice.
Third
Street.
Two
room
below,
two
living
rooms
nbove.
sternhaver
Uf
FOIl
ItliVT.-Minlerii
four
.
...
...
.
.T
mom
ed
rial
with
MonarcM
ranue.
Clapp
Hloek.
v
nstenhaver
Hros.
if
Fftlt
IIKXT.
-Large
two
storey
house,
third
Avenue,
near
Mc-Meekin's
(Irocery.
$36.00.
eslenhaver
Hros.
f
JtOOM
for
rent;
with
private
family,
with
or
without
board
every
home
onmforl.
into
rirsl
Ancuup.
jho
UMl
HOT.
pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sew
ing
machines.
Walker's
music
Store.
f
SUIIT-S
TO
IIKXT
in
Levle
Apartments;
five
rooms,
bath
and
range.
25.n.
Apply
(i
P.
Tinker.
t
IIOU8H
TO
HKX'I'.
Three
rooms
and
balh.
fully
furnished.
30
Apply
(l.
P.
Tinker.
t'
FOLMt
lloom
Suite
Tor
Itenf.
Hot
water
beat.
Apply
Smith
A
MaJIctt.
Ltd.
tf
lirmw
i,.-
-
.
.
,
mi
ii-n
i
in
private
iiomo;
or
two,
225
Third
Avenue
Cast.
280
IIOOM
for
Itenf
in
private
home.
225
Third
Avenue.
282
MODKn.N
FLAT
for
Ilent.
,pp"ly
Max
llellhrotier.
,(
David
Willnn
wns
the
speaker
to-day
nl
the
notary
Chili
luncheon.
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
MISCELLANEOUS
IIKi
PAY
WOIIK
Foil
MKN.
Tu
the
unemployed
or
men
wh"
work
for
laborers'
pay
when
the
world's
frealnst
industry
needs
thousands
o
matt
a'
65c
to
11.00
per
hour,
citv
and
oounlry
shops.
We
train
yon
for
Jnlu
as
truck
drivers
auto-mechanics,
ignition
experts,
battery
welding
and
vulcanising.
We
also
taaato
bricklaying,
!ilcelltng
and
plaster-inw.
Call
or
write
for
free
catalogue.
Hemphill
Auto
Kn-irineering
S.-hool.
10
Hastings
re'
Ha'
Vnnaotiver.
H.C.
FOUND
HOI'
XI).
-Hell
of,
lady's
ovartoaL
Apply
Daily
.News
office.
PAIH
of
Kill
Ulotes
foillMj.
Appl)
Daily
c
office.
BOARD
HOAHI)
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue
Phone
137.
CARS
FOR
SALE.
I
1022
Ol.Umobile
4.
5
passen
ger
inuring
IUOB.O0
I
1020
Xash
5
passenger
lour
ing
HM.flO
I
1911
ilverlanrt
Seilan..
1700.00
I
IVID
Heo
seven
passenger
louring
1700.00
t
IU25
Kuril
iUtupn,
balloon
tire
car
like
new.
1660
00
I
lt.'2
Ford
Tudor
sedan,
-
4
15.06
t
10.
'2
lord
Coupe
04C
I
1421
Ford
one
Inn
truck,
panel
body
t87i.0A
t
Ford
light
delivery
chassis,
rebuilt
ft
76.00
All
cars
giianmleeil
in
gnosl
mechanical
condition.
Kasi
terms
oan
be
arranged.
KAIEN
QARAQE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Station.
AaenU
fir
McLaughlin
Oakland,
Oldsmohile
and
Chev-ivlel
cars,
Heo.
u.M.c.
and
Federal
Trucks.
WRFM'.KIXil
8KHVICK
D,Y
AND
XlfiHT.
O.
F.
BRINE
The
City's
Kxperienaeil
AUCTIONEER
Cash
paid
in
emergency
cases
or
Auctions
arranged
on
suorte?
notice.
Sales
conducted
anwwhere
in
Prince
It
u
pert.
Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Phone
553.
P.O.
Box
628
Favored
with
instructions
from
Mr.
J.
L.
Wol
fee,
who
is
lenv.
ing
the
city,
I
will
sell
by
Public
Auction
nt
2.30
p.m..
Dee-
ember
3,
at
the
corner
of
Tenth
Avenue
and
Hacwn
81,
the
following
furniture
anil
effects
without
reserve;
Organ,
by
Thomas
Piano
&
Jlrgnn
Co..
terms
If
desired;
Davcnnnrl.
heater
and
pipe,
rocker,
centre
table;
buffet,
dining
tabic
fnd
four
chairs;
china,
Congolcutn
rug
and
sewing
machine:
Mo-
Clary
range,
with
hot
wider
connections,
linoleum
rug,
kitchen
-
cabinet,
3
chairs.
13
quarts
nssnrted
Jams
and
duply
sealers;
dresser
and
com
mode,
bed
and
two
linoleum
rugs.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIO
STORE.
303
Third
Avenim
Solo
agents
for
Columbia
llccords
We
reiwilr
I'lionogrnphs.
Hicyclei,
Hugglcs,
n
.
.
...
,
.
iuiciiici
a
rid
.Musical
instruments
of
all
kinds.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baogage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
enl
for,
'or
delivered,
phono
us,
P.O.
Uoi
003.
Articlei
LostaaJ
rouad,4e
ian
50c
FURNITURE
AND
RANCtt,
Home
Furn
suitable
!,
Cliristiuas
daily.
K.
,
i,
JHjr
store
.
.
most
weh
.
i
FnmHnrn
i
...
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Tail
67
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bakers
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BROS.
POOL
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from
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ed.
see
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STORE
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CIFTS.
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i
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DOLLAR
ST0RC
FURNITURE
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and
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.
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