PAG
2
FOmj
H
Yes
it
whips
1
ft
easily
and
is
if
delicious!
S
OILS
i4
favorite
with
British
Columbia
housewives
JUST
ARRIVED
from
Bulkley
Valley
Shipments
of
Potatoes
Beets
Carrots,
Turnips
and
Cabbage
Also
Hoof,
Veal.
Pork.
Lamb
ami
M'ilion
We
Deliver
Seaiy
8
Doodsoi)
The
House
of
Quality
Sixth
Street
Phone
455
Fresh
ami
Smoked
Fish
a
Specialty
WE
ARE
SOLE
AGENTS
for
AJAX
HEAVIES
Pronounced-by
experts
to
be
the
greatest
advancement
made
in
shot
shells
in
the
past
to
years.
12
gauge
only.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$6.00
Hair
load
S3.00
Large
sacks
50o
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
$6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
IMPROVED
Ford
Models
Will
bo
on
exhibition
about
November
10.
Prices
t'nchnniged
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
93
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
(I.
Girtage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Bervlce,
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
ln
Piano
and
Furniture
Coving.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManm
1
1
l
Kill
m
v.
nnfui
i
i
'
aav
it
j
i
JJ
h
.
7T
Ttwrts
-1
-rm
"vou
au
or
ajso
I'll,
not
Hli
PRQPQbU3
Tmb
b
Mita
smith
Him
to
MibD
1
ovj
know
that
MtTM
AsN'ME.
J
I
r
r
KETSQ
OF
riY
pHcS
1
ISIS
ea.rNrcFu,W..I
ANNUAL
BAZAAR
MOOSE
LEGION
Affair
Was
Closed
with
Dance'
Last
NInht
with
Great
Crowd
Present
The
annual
bazaar
of
the
Mnose
Lodge
and
Ladies
of
the
MooseliP.irt
Le?inn.
wliirh
is
known
to
have
been
a
great
fi-j
naneial
success
but
for
which
definite
financial
relurns
canno'
"
iiikui
h
was
el
be
announced,
came
to
a
'oeUM
to
add
anolher
rKMii
to
close
with
a
bis
dance
Insl
niirhitl,e
'al1
011
?,r"'
Avenue.,
The
om
wil
h
'",iRned
for
at
which
some
500
persons
were'new
nresenl.
it.
Music
Music
was
was
furnished
furnished
by
bvl""-
Pa'l'nw
P"n'"sp
ni
or
a
a
kitchen
Kiicnen
and
an.l
will
will
rs
Orchestra
ami,
during1"0
"
'',s
f,1
''
fu"
"P-
Arthur
!lic
supper
hour,
selections
were
niavBii
i,v
Mic
ri.ti
M.n-rUnn
(iiilis
Hover
was
master
of
cere-
monies
and
T.
1.
Eliioll
and
Mrs.
P.
Wingham
were
at
the
door.i
The
affair
enme
to
a
close
at
3
o'clock
this
mortiing.
The
re-
freshment.
commillee
consisloili
v.
.
v-jihe
billiard
League
are
as
fo!-
J.
Ilvan.
Mrs.
A.
Strar
ban
andt,
Mrs.
Ed.
linger.
One
of
the
features
of
the
evening
was
the
drawing
of
lucky
tickets
for'Ihe
grand
prizes
by
Mn
Thor
Johnson
and
for
the
raffles
various
little
girls
and
boys.
Winners
were
as
follows:
Grand
Drawing
First
prize,
set
of
silverware,
Mrs.
31.
McDonald,
Dcket
8L.
,
Second
prize,
suit
of
clothes,'
H.
Strand,
ticket
tel.
Third
prize,
gramophone,
Os
car
Edwards,
ticket
155.
Fourth
prize,
dinner
set,
Mrs
A.
Strachan,
ticket
275.
Fifth
prize,
snilcase,
O.
Web
ster,
ticket
(521.
Sixth
prize,
oil
painting,
Mrs.
P.
Wingham,
ticket
213.
Seventh
prize
cut
glass
waler
set,
Mrs.
It.
Johnson,
ticket
215.
Eighth
prize,
Ion
of
coal,
Miss
Carrie
(Sudmansnn.
ticket
57.
Ninth
prize,
electric
iron,
A.
Marsh,
ticket
119.
-
Raffles
Hox
of
chocolates,
donated
by
Mrs.
Frank
llrochu,
won
by
tiun-ner
Anderson.
Sack
of
sugar,
donated
by
Mrs.
J.
Wicks,
vfon
by
Mrs.
J.
K.
Ivarson.
Cushion,
donated
by
lluperl
Legion,
won
by
C.
J.
Whatman.
Tea.
cjolli,
donated
by
.Mrs.
J.
L.
ilildifch,
wm
by
Mrs.
-Jlassd-Herl.
Tea
cloth,
donated
by
rMrs.
J.
Ivarson,
wort
by
Jilr.
Lund.
Cushion,
donated
by
Mrs.
fl.
Anderson,
won
by
Miss
Hulh
Sul-li'ig.
Centrepiece,
donated
by
Ladies
of
Mooseheart
Legion,
won
by
J.
Marshall.
Tea
cloth,
donated
by
Ladies
of
Moosehearl
Legion,
won
by
Mrs.
A.
Slrachan.
Bedspread
and
curtain,
donated
by
Ladies
of
Mooseheart
Legion,
won
by
Mrs.
P.
Laporle.
Cake,
donated
by
Huperl
Bak
ery,
won
by
Miss
Alberta
Hill.
MISS
EDITH
LEEK
HOSTESS
AT
PARTY
Group
of
Friends
Invited
Last
Night
to
Celebrate
Her
Eighteenth
Birthday
A
most
enjoyable
evening
wa
spent
at
the
homo
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Leek,
Second
Ave.
Weslview,
last
night
when
Iheir
daughter,
Miss
Edith
Leek,
celebrated
her
eighteenth
birthday
at
a
parly
In
which
a
number
of
her
young
friends
wore
Invited.
The
evening
was
spent
with
games,
playing
cards
ami
dancing,
Miss
Jean
Gurrie
being
at
the
piano.
Those
present
were:
Miss
Doris
llunn,
Miss
Mary'
Murray,
Miss
Edna
(Hiker,
Miss
Alice
Wutson,
Miss
Oral
lloss,
Miss
Jean
ilurrie,
Miss
Flilh
Leek
Teddy
llnwe,
Clifrnnl
(Silker,
Ver-iion
tilass,
Fiank
(ilass.
Ilarolti
Chapman
and
Thi'iulnre
Leok.
MAKING
ADDITION
I.0.DE.
BUILDING
Kitchen
will
be
Insta
ted
It
was
Decided
at
Meeting
Last
Night
At
'"Hng
of
the
executive
j"f
lhp
''"ferial
Order.
Daughters
nient.
'""
'"
Uie
work
"r
"
will
be
r
earned
iul
by
Mitehell
&
Currre.
The
nieeuii
last
nigm
was
presmea
OVPr
nY
Mr-
A-
T-
''Tkin.
.......
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AK
)
AVKKAliLS
.,,
,
,
,
.
I
nl
l
Vlif
il
n
I
A
inra
wna
I
g
tint
a
it
lows
:
First
Division
(lames
Ttl.
Aver,
Sgt.
Jehon
(V)'....
1
250
250
!".
Zicinan
(BP).;..
1
250
250
O.
Waiigh
(IIP)
1
250
250
Slickney
(HP)
2
tHo
211
I.
Pyle
(V)
2
J
85
2i:t
W.
J.
Nelson
(V)..
2
J70
23S
J.
Andrews
(V)....
1
230
2:to
llol.,
McMonHft
(Vi
2
J25
213
n.Wtrnwn
fHI').
I
200
80!)
F.
Aldrldge
W)..
i
20
?flo
O.
P.
Tinker
(V)..
2
til
20J
O.
Mcllinnyle
(HI)
2
(01
20'
C.
Italagno
(IIP)..
2
400
200
Second
Division
H.
IJpwe
(HP)
....
3
150
150
W.
Long
(CS)
3
150
150
.1.
Howe
(V;
3
150
150
Aldridgc
(HP)..
2
soh.
150
1J.
Morgan
(()....
2
300
150
W.
Slfckney(HP)..
2
300
inn
JU.Ige
(V)
.........
I
150
150
J.
Bond
(O)
I
150
15fi
I.
Andrews
(V)....
1
150
150
.
McDonald
((IS)
-3
H5
lr
I",
.ieman
(tlP)....
2
2J5
II
W.
Mitchell
(BP)
3
112
117
Cm.
Howe
(d)
2
203
117
M.
Andrews
(BP).:
3
III
137
W.
J.
Nelson
(V)
2
271
I3rt
Dr.
Wesl
(V;
3
too
135
J.
Hlllrnan
((!)....
2
207
131
.1.
Krause
(F
3
388
120
A.
Harvey
(OS)....
3
3G)
121
C.
L.
Ynungmnn
(V)
2
231
I
111
J.
May
(($;..
3
305
IIP
II.
l'arr
ffiS)
.:L...
3
350
ir.
W.
Bailey-
(F)
3
3(2
Ill
A.
S.
HafeA
(H)
....
2
22(1
H3
J.
Besley,
((1)....
2
218
lO'J
S.
Darlon
F
.'
3
318
10A
II.
Corbel
I
(F)
3
31
1
105
s.
Suga
(()
1
8t
81
A.
Carlson
(F)....
I
70
7
(i.
Fleming
(V).
....
2
70
35
Note.
B.P.
denotes
Billiard
Parlor;
(I,
Orollo;
C.S.,
Cold
Storage;
V.,
(ireal
War
Veterans:
F.
Prince
lluperl
Fish
Co.
Advertise
in
the
Dillv
News
Was
Nearly
Crazy
From
Headaches
Mim
K.
Rrlll,
579
Redwood
ATe.,
Winnipeg,
Man.,
trritrsi
"I
itu
troubled
with
such
gevcre
headaches
that
forar
times
I
waa
nearly
crazy
with
them.
One
day
a
friend
told
me
about,
&cd
advised
me
to
ue
bo
I
tried
it,
and
it
lai
done
me
a
world
of
Rood.
I
juft
took
two
and
a
half
bottlin,
and
I
haven't
had
a
headache
for
a
long
Unto,
now."
Put
up
only
by
Th
T.
Mllburn
Co.,
Liniittd,
Toronto,
Out.
RUPERT
MAN
STAR
McGILL
Arthur
Manson,
Son
of
Former
Member,
Has
Enviable
Reputation
as
Athlete
II
will
be
f
interest
in
local
sporting
circle?,
to
know
that
Arl
Manson,
who
received
his
early
education
in
this
city
ami
who
as
a
youth
had
an
enviable
reputation
as
an
all
round
athlete,
i
one
of
Die
star
football
players
of
MeOill
Uhiersi!y.
For
four
years
he
has
played
on
the
Mc-il
Senior
(earn
and
he
figured
prominently
in
the
big
games
that
wen
played
with
Toronto
Cniversily
early
this
month,
la
one
of
lh
games
McGill,
was
beaten
by
9
to
2
but
local
friends
of
Art
Manson.
and
Ihey
are
still
many
although
he
has
been
away
from
here
for
many
years,
will
doubtless
agree
that
it
was
none
of
Art's
fault.
He
played
as
a
middle
wins
in
the
big
games.
A
program
of
one
of
the
'.rames
has
been
forwarded
16
the.
DaiJv
News
office
by
Jack
Ed
wards;
wbV
Aft
'
Prince
Hupcri
for
Montreal
J
his
year,
whose
address
j
t3o
Canada
Ontcnl
Building
ani
who
sees
Art
iiutl
often.
Jack,
Jn
his
letter,
say
in
part:
"Artjs
very
popular
In
Mr(Jil
and
is
very
active
In
"lions,
ue
win
ne
inntugu
mis
year.
Art's
picture
nppears
both
In
dividually
and
in
grrnup
in
the
nrogram
which
says
he
is
"famed
for
his
line
plunging."
In
an
other
place
the
program
says:
Bozo"
Manson
playing
his
last
season
at
middle
wing
for
the
ml
and
while.
Works
harder
than
a
soap
box
salesman
in
Itussia.
A
great
favorite
with
the
more
subtle
sex,
being
forced
I"
carry
a
club
to
beat
'em
off."
SPORT
CHAT
People
sometimes
forget,
that
there
is
a
good
big
game
hunting
listrict
just
north
of
Vamlerhoo'
A'flicn
can
lie
roaclied
a
whole
lot
more
easily
than
tho
far
famed
Cassiar
region.
Thor"
have
been
a
number
of
moose
takej)
there
by
local
residents
this
full.
Prince
lluperl
hunter
used
lo
viit.
Utero
.
buf.
yone
have
on.
lui
ely.
,
i
..
,
.
(
,
.
IF
the
Knighls
of
Pylhias
heal
'he
firejit
War
Veterans
in
to
night's
game
in
Ihe
Men's
tWhist
League
they
will
share
lop
place
with
Ihe
St.
Andrew's
Society
providing
the
latter
team
loses
to
the
Sons
of
England.
The
other
two
matches
of
tho
evening
will
be:
Mooe
vs.
Knighls
of
Colum
bus
and
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Odd
follows.
With
no
basketball
In
nrnsnesl
for
the
winter,
il
looks
like
a
quiet
season
is
coming
up
for
Hie
spoiling
public
at
large.
'I'll'
fact
thai
I
lie
hntikclli.-ill
mmm.
cannot
be
played
"Hi
ere"
because
there
is
no
nlaco
in
which
t
piay
them
speaks
multitudes
m
nenaii
or
me
necessity
ror
a
regularly
constituted
gymnasium
and
athleiic
hall.
It
is
probably
Prince
Ilupert's
worst
need
a'
'Ins
lime
and
should
he
Ihe
ob
jective
for
the
iiexl
organization
in
(lie
ciy
(hat
wauls
something
'
'
wnii
ii
in
iievoin
iis.energie
ror
Ihe
puldlc
good.
The
Junior
Foolbnll
Leagut
season
will
be
formally
closed
with
a
banquet
In
the
St.
Ilegl
!
Cafe
on
Friilav
nlirht.
The
fe.-i-
iiire
or
Mie
evening
s
proceedings
will
be
die
presentation
of
Ihe
nouiiesier
Mitepl
II)
IIOOIIi
M-Iiool
Jnnioii
League
cliamidon
learn.
Members
of
the
other
two
teams
'
Hi
Jfcul
lif
1
FELL-
u
For
Wanted
Sale;;
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
IVANTIB
OLD
Artificial
Teelj,
Bought,
any
condition.
Highest
prices
soul
by
return
mail.
II.
Dunst.in,
P.O.
Box
310,
Vancouver.
B.C.
Ks
tflbtjshed
thirty
three
years.
WANTED.
Young
girl
to
do
light
housework
and
'
mind
baby.
Livo
in
If
desired.
Cood
home
Bide
21,
T
WANTED.
Canvassers
to
Uk
orders
for
Christmas
artR
Meltao
-Bros.
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALE.
House
HsM;
build
ings;'
180
acres
land
bordering
lake;
good
view,
water,
'soil:
near
sawmill,
station,
school,
rink.
1,
500.
L.
Ilotcbkiss.
Aleia
Lake,
Onlral
B.C.
270
I'OUIl
roomed
house
for
sale
on
Eighth
Avenue
West,
near
Mr-Bride.
Apply
133
Eightlh
Ave
Went
After
five
o'clock.
27
1
FOfl
SALE
Set
of
Hooka
of
Knowledge,
practically
new.
Any
reasonable
offer
consider,
fel.
J'hone
Cren
71.
2(10
FOIl
SAI.IJ
Seen
roome
house
and
furniture.
Apply
420
fifth
Aveiw.
West.
I'lioto
fireen
291.
.1
W
1
1.
Ml
FA
QE
for
boats.
Care
taker
in
attendance.
Apply
Northern
Exchange.
Phone
23
FOIID
SEDAN
for
sale.
Only
used
seven
months.
$550.00.
Apply
S.
H,
J'ariter,
Ltd.
FOIl
SALE.
Black
and
cream
baby
carriage
in
excellent
con
ditio.
Phone
712.
:f
IIOliSEHOI.D
Furniture
for
sale.
Mrs.
II.
D.
Johnson,
5IU
Seventh
Avenue
East.
270
TO
RENT
TO
HENT.
Four
roomed,
fur
nished,
modern
house,
wit'i
piano
and
large
pantry.
Alao
three
rooms
furnished,
mod
ern.
Phone
Blue
195.
tf
FOIl
1UIXT.
Small
store
or
office.
Third
Street..
Two
gtoms
below',
two
living
rooms
above.
West
ftriilnivffp
ltrt
FOH
HUNT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sew
ing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
tf
FOIl
HENT.
Large
two
storey
house,
Third
Avenue
near
Mo
Meekin's
(Irocery.
Wesl
en
(aver
Bros.
ti
FUHNISHED
HOUSE
for
llent
Mango
and
other
furniture
for
sale.
215
Fourth
Avenue
East
FOIl
HENT.
Fiw
roomed
apnr.-
meut,
completely
furnished
No.
7
Waldron.
Phone
207.
FOIl
HENT.
Furnished
housekeeping
suite.
Phone
18
or
81.
Mussallen
(Jroeerv
Modern
flat
for
Hem.
Apply
Max
Hellhroner.
tf
FOUND
FOUND.
Bell
of
lady's
overcoat.
Apply
Daily
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office.
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league,
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nnd
High
School
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be
present
as
well
as
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officials.
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CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
EXCHANGE.
WILL
EXCIIANoE
forty
acre
farm,
houxe,
haru,
iirchard,
al
falfa,
near
Spokane
for
Prince
lluperl
improved
property
Wesleiihuver
Bros.
CARS
FOR
SALE.
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OhUmoliile
I.
5
passenger
touring
900.no
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1920
Nash
5
passanmr
touring
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1700.00
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lleo
seven
pitasefiger
louring
J700.00
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1925
Ford
Coupe,
balloon
tires
car
like
new
tfl50.0ft
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1922
Font
Tudor
sedan.
1126.00
I
1922
Ford
Coupe
fSBO.Of,
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1921
Ford
one
ton
truck,
panel
body
375.00
I
Ford
light
delivery
ekal.
rebuilt
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All
cars
guaranteed
in
good
mechanical
condition.
Eas
Uerms
can
be
arranged.
KAIEN
GARAGE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Sta
tion.
Agents
for
Mnl.aughlin
Oakland.
Oidsmobile
and
Chevrolet
cars,
lleo.
li.M.O.
and
Federal
Trueks.
WHECKINO
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DAY
AND
NKiHT.
MISCELLANEOUS
BI
PAY
WOIIK
FOIl
MEN.
To
the
unemployed
or
.men
who
work
for
laborers'
pay
when
the
world's
greatest
industry
needs
thousand
of
men
a'
05c
to
fl.00
per
hour,
elly
and
country
shops.
We
train
you
for
jobs
a
frock
drivers
auto-mechanics,
ignition
experts,
battery
welding
and
vulcanising.
We
also
(each
bricklaying,
lileselting
and
plaster
ing,
(.all
or
write
for
free
catalogue.
Hemphill
Auto
Engineering
School,
10
Hastings
ftree-
Fa;
Vancouver.
B.C.
BOARD
HOAIID
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
DOLLAR
STORE
See
Our
Range
of
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GIFTS.
Hemstitching
ami
I'icoling.
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attention
giv!n
to
Mali
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orders.
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DOLLAR
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or
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6
and
7
passenger
Hludc-bakers
al
your
service
day
and
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ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empre.u
Hotel.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES.
Home
Furniture
and
Hanses
suitable
for
every
home.
Christmas
goods
arriving
dally.
Every
lime
you
pus's
my
store
call
in.
You
nro
most
welcome.
A.
Mackenzie,
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itome.
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ROTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
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and
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Baggage
and
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phone
352.
lies.
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and
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Bey.
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and
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change
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