H
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
1HNT
R.CHOrsME
Machinery
M
welu'i'o
hke.
"to
ee
ROOM
HOOLO
CU
TAx.CN
UO
Some
one:
ct
me
oot
or
r0
Th
F-C.
t
OOT
n
Ott
TAvKHH
OOT
Of
TMjHO0
TONIGHT-
THI
1MB
CttUUW
--jtS
the
For
Sale
From
Rocher
de
Boulo
Mine
Including
200
if.
p.
l'ellon
Doble
Impulse
Wsiter
Wheel,
with
pencralors.
transformers
nnil
15
miles
transmission
wire;
2
12-ton
Steam
Dinkeys,
24"
JiailfTp;
I'leetrie
Motors
from
1
lo
100
h.p.;
1
175
h.p.
Kaslern
Standard
Kngine;
Pipe,
from
Va'
lo
1";
2
Aerial
Tramways;
100
Tons
Hails,
12
lit.
ami
20
lb.;
lilerlrlc,
Air
ami
steam
Hoists;
Machine
Simp
Machinery;
1
'No.
2
Portable
Sawmill,
complete;
30
Mining
Drills
'phwrgers,
ilrifters,
si
opera
For
further
information,
apply
B.C.
EQUIPMENT
CO.
LTD.
Skeena
Crossing,
B.C.
NOTICE
We
have
just
lieen
ap-for
pointed
selling
agents
Lacq
HOUSEHOLD
LACQUEROID
Fasy
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.
608
Third
Ave.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
.
,
DRY
CEDAR
-
Full
load
56.00
Half
load
53.00
Large
sacks
50c
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
56.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIP-'
PINO
CREAM
Wc
Specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
15c
for
Half
Pint.
1
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Slock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
C.W.V.A.
Third
Ave,
IMPROVED
Ford
Models
Will
be
on
exhibition
about
November
10.
I'riccs
I'
unhanged
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
93
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phona
CI.
Ctrl
axe.
Warehousing,
nd
plstributlng,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Rand
and
Gravel
W
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Kovlnn.
ruR.;e
don't
nan
Mtac
-
;
3
HERE
DIRECT
FROM
ORIENT
Freighter
Norman
Monarch
Arrived
Yesterday
Afternoon
Enroute
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
After
an
uneventful
voyage
of
sixteen
day
from
Mororun.
Jaian,
the
Monarch
Steamship
Co.'.
freighter
Norman
Monarch,
Capt.
A.
W.
Kane,
arrived
in
porl
at
.1
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
and.
alter
passing
.quarantine
and
customs
and
taking
on
stores
here,
proceeded
early
this
morn-
ins
to
Queen
Charlotte
l'll'.lost
where
she
will
load
one
million
feet
nf
lumber
at
Ihe
Southern
Albert
a
Lumber
Co.'s
mill
f"riolher
delivery
on
the
Atlantic
coast.
The
vessel
will
remain
about
seven
days
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
will
-then
sail
for
Van-
i-ouver
to
complete,
leaving
that
port
for
Key
West
and
New
York.
This
was
the
first
call
of
Cap'.
Kane
and
his
shift
to
tins
porl.
The
vessel
was
on
her
return
.o
this
coast
afler
having
tnk
n
cargo
from
Vancouver
to
Japan.
The
Norman
Monarch
was
met
and
piloted
into
Prince
Hupert
harbor
by
Capt.
C.
W.
Wenr-mouth
of
Vancouver
who.
is
Ink
ing
Uie
vessel
to
Queen
CharloJIe.
Cfly
and
will
have
charge'
of
Iter
till
she
arrives
in
Vancouver.
Meeting
Ihe
vessel
here
was
also
Jess
Wriglii
of
Vancouver,
who
will
superintend
the
loading
at
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Capt.
Kane
had
nothing
outstanding
to
report
after
the
voyage.
Speaking
of
conditions
in
Yokohama,
he
stated
that
there
had
nut
been
inueli
rebuilding:
at
that
port
following:
Hie
disastrous
earthquake
of
a
couple
of
years
'
ago.
So
far
only
a
few
larire
buildings
had
yrt
freen
erected
t
replace
the
many
that
were
raxed
in
the
catastrophe.
Ilusiness
was
being
carried
on
and
people
were
residing
in
shacks
and
huts
among
the
ruin,
which
by
ifw4
have
been
pretty
well
cleared
jaway.
MEMBERS
OF
SCOTTISH
SOCIETY
AT
SERVICE
Inclement
Weather
Last
Night
Did
Not
Interfere
With
Plans
of
St.
Andrew's
Members
About
25
members
of
Ihe
St.
Andrew's
Soeirly
braveil
the
elements
last
night
and
attended
annual
service
at
the
First
Presbyterian
Church,
some
marching
from
Hie
hall
on
Second
Avenue
lo
the
church.
Rev.
Dr.
Charles
J.
Cameron
preached
an
appropriate
sermon
on
"David
i
lie
Shepherd
Hoy"
and
I
here
was
-peeial
music
by
a
children's
i
linir.
SURPRISE
PARTY
FOR
-
MR.
AND
MRS.
PRINCE;
There
was
a
surprise
parly
Saturday
night
at
the
home
of
Mi.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Prince,
Duns-
.muir
Street,
when
a
large
num-ber
of
llieir
friends
'gathered
to
.wish
Mrs?
Prince
a
pleasant
holi
day
in
the
south.
Over
forty
people
were
present
and
Hie
time
was
enjoyably
spent
in
singing
and
dancing.
Mr.
Prince
leaves
for
the
south
tomorrow.
REALIZED
$127.85.
I
lie
sum
of
?
1
27.8..
was
realized
as
a
result
of
Ihe
Sale
or
Work
held
on
Saturday
afternoon
in
the
Salvation
Army
GOOD
DOUBLES
AT
BADMINTON
Tournament
P'ayed
'.n
De
Luxe
Hall
Courts
Won
by
Miss
Mitchell
and
Alex
Rix
The
winners
of
Uie
lladminlon
tournament
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
courts
of
Hie
Prince
Ru-pei'i
lindminton
Club
was
Mis
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Alex
x.
They
lost
only
one
game
out
of
five
and
in
it
they
made
fourteen
points.
The
mnnors
up
were
Mr.
wrge
Hryant
nnd
Larryl
Wylea
who
also
won
four
out
of
five
games
but
in
the
one
they
thev
made
onlv
ten
noints
Six
couples
look
part,
each"
couple
itlaying
aarainst
end.
onre.
The
totals
of
the
five
games
out
of
a
possible
'"'rgue
points
were:
Miss,
Mitchell
and
lti.x.
71.
Mrs,
Hryant
and
Wyles,
70.
Miss
Pete
Tretnayne
and
Owen,
Miss
Irwin
and
I'ullen,
57.
Miss
Nancy
Rorie
ami
Mahcr,
53.
Miss
Johnson
and
Crewe;
il.
The
game
of
1
1
afternoon
that
in
whJcli
Mrs.
Dry
ant
and
Wyles
beat
Mis.
Mitctwll
and
MIX,
the
score
being
oven
practically
,uH
life
way
thrtnia-ti,
end-
of
Arrangements
for
Ihe
after
noon
were
well
car
ied
out
by
l!ie
president,
F..
C.
liilitnuis,
the
vice-president,
Mrs.
Itryanl,
and
the
seereiary,
Larry
Wyles.
Th
prixes
were
presented
by
the
president.
Tea
was
served
during
the
afternoon
by
the
iadis.
RAILWAY
TROUBLE
HOLDING
UP
COURT
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
Unable
to
Get
to
Prince
George
to
Preside
at
Assixes
There
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
and
M.
H
Hryan,
the
court
stenographer,
beimg
tied
up
here
on
account
of
the
trouble
on
the
railway,
it
is
likely
(hat
the
session
of
lln
Supreme
Court
Assizes
which
was
to
have
opened
in
Prince)
Ceorge
this
week
will.be
postponed
until
afler
the
first
or
the
yean
Preveiih'sl
from
proceed
ing
lo
the
interior,
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
and
Mr.
Hryan
will
re
turn
to
Vancouver
on
the
Cat-
dena
tomorrow
nftenifton.
AUTOS
IN
KETCHIKAN.
KFTCIIIKAN,
Dec.
7.
The
number
of
automobiles
and
drivers
in
Ketchikan
is
im-reas-
fng
measurably.-every
year,
according
lo
Ihe
records
of
Ihe
city
clerk.
There
are
now
SO?
automobile
licenses
issued
nn'
130
persons
licensed
to
drive
vehicles
in
Ihe
city.
v
Is
Your
Back
The
Weak
Point
Then
get
your
kidneys
right
by
using
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
Very
few
people
are
In
perfect
health.
There
U
a
weak
spot
somewhere.
When
you
gt
tired
or
your
system
get
a
little
run
down
you
feel
the
enecU
at
your
weak
spot.
If
vtiur
won
k
mt
.
ia
Your
hvtc
then
i
-.
-
i
vou
mav
ustect
tnai
your
Kicmeys
are
not
in
perfect
order.
The
back
aelie
lies
or
Is
weak
and
sore:
you
may
have
head
aches;
there
will
De
aryness
oi
me
ssin,
pains
In
the
limbs
and
disorders
of
the
I.UH.W.
The
quickest
vay
to
reiculate
the
kidneya
kidneys
Is
U
liy
liy
usinz
usinz
Dr.
Dr.
Cha.se's
Chase's
Kidney-
Kidney-
Liver
Pilis.
ills.
They
iney
are
are
bound
iwun;i
to
lo
i
be
effective
becauf
they
arouse
the
action
of
the
kidneys,
liver
and
bowels
anu
thereby
ensure
the
elimination
of
jxAaon
from
the
tyUm.
I
SPORT
CHAT
Sport
fixtures
set
for
this
week
are
as
follows:
Monday
,
tonight
CriblKig"
I.
eanie:
C.N.
Mechanical
v.
Sons
or
Canada;
C.W.V.A
vs.
Moose;
L.O.L.
vs.
floM
Storage;
Dry
Dock
vs.
SI.
Andrew
;
C.N".
Ojteratiiig
vs.
F.Iks:
P.R.
Hotel
vs.
K.
o(
C.
Tuesday.
Senior
Hilliart's.
Prince
ItupiTt
llillianl
Parlor
vs.
Creat
War
Veteran.
Thursday.
Men
Whist:
K.
of
I
vs.
SI.
Andrew
s;
C.W.V.A.
,V0.
L.O.L.;
l-.IKs
vs.
U.I.II.M-lows;
Moose
vs.
Sons
l
Cainela.
Friday
llifle
shooting.
Saturday.
School
basketball.
According
to
official
record
of
bnllinn
in
tlie
American
Lea-
during
the
1925
season
there
was
heaxier
hitting
during
the
year
ju-i
Moseo
man
in
r.izi.
Three
teams,
Philadelphiia
Ath
letics,.
Washington
Senators
anil
Delroiit
Tigers,
hatted
better
than
.300
whereas
.2V8
was
the
hiffh
mark
in
l2t.
Th
aver-igea-for
this
season
were:
Phil-adelpbia.
..'(07;
Washington,
.303:
Detroit,
.;ii2;
St.
Louis,
.20g;
Cleveland.
.297;
Chicago.
.28
1:
New
York,
.275;
lloston,
.200.
In
spite
of
the
heavy
hitting
the
trams
,-ts
a
whole,
tfie
(ten-
son's
balling
champion
could
attain
.100.
That
champion
Harry
Heilman,
right
fielder
for
Detroit,
finished
up
with
a
ter
rific
hat
I
hit:
-streak
to
attain
an
average
of
.3t3.
Tris
Speaker
was
second
with
.389
;
Al.
Sim
iiions,
third,
.380;
and
Ty
Cobb.
fourth,
.378.
Ruth
not
ouly
sur
rendered
batting
honors
but
also
home
run
honors
which
went
iaku
by
his
lemni
mate,
Itol
Meusel
who
made
33
rirefui
louts
ilurinj
the
aftn
agjiinsl
25
for
Rulh
who
was
tied
will
K.
Willfatms
of
SI.
Louis.
For
the
third
year
in
sueces
sion.
the
New
York
S'ankees
led
in
leant
fielding,
their
percent
age
iM'ing
.071
exactly
Ihe
same
as
in
1921.
Likewise
Washing
ton
was
again
second
lo
Ihe
Yankees
with
Ihe
same
percent
age
as
in
I
Hi
i
.1172.
Other
teams
fielded
during
Ihe
season
as
follows:
neiron,
,yz;
i.inc
ago,
.tifirt;
Cleveland,
4C7;
IMjil
adelphia,
MG;
SI.
Louis,
.'JCl
Itoslom
,057.
The
endmir
cftilmif'rl'jrillaK
"fnruiar
fielders
for
Hie
various
positions
in
Ihe
League
during
the
season
were
first
base,
Joe
Judge,
Washing
ton,
.'Jill;
second
base,
Frank
D"
lli.urke.
Detroit,
.'J7I;
I
bird
bas
Joe
I
u
ran.
New
York,
.UCl)
shorls'op,
Jack
Tnvener,
Detroit
.11(58;
calelier,
'
Iteugnugh:
Ne,v
YorK,
9P3;
jiilcher,
Joe
ltnti
SI.
Louis,
1
,00(1.
(tub
Meusel
of
New'
York
led
Ihe
left
fielders,
Johflny
Mostil
of
Clil
eago.
the
centre
fielders,
and
Harry
Hooper
of
Chicago,
Ihe
right
fielder.
Considering
the
early
seasot
ousluiighls
of
Ihe
bailers,
tho
pitciieis
Reld
up
well
throughout
Hie
season.
Herbert.
Penuock,
the
slim
loft
bander
of
I
hp
New
York
Yankees,
was
Ihe
mot
ef
feelive
pileher
ill
the
league
dur
ing
the
year.
He
displaced
Wal
ter
Joluison
Ihe
leader
of
last
year
who
was
relegated
to
third
place,
Stanley
Covelcskie
o
Washington
lieing
second.
In
the
matter
of
"won"
and
"lost
credits,
honors
tfo
lo
Stanley
Covelcskie
of
Washington
with
20
victories
and
hut
(he
defeats
'l
during
the
season.
I'ennock,
Ik
i
iing
i
with
a
losing
team,
did
no
regjMer
ns.KOod
as
,r(l()
in
won
and
lost,
this
jmlicallng
how
HI.
He
such
credits
amount
lo
when
!'
Junius
to
actuul
performance.
f
--
ClH
Int
v
r'
Swc
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
By
George
McM
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advnnce.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
let
than
50c
WANTVC
WF.I.I.
knmvn
lea
ami
coffee
bue
reUiren
specially
salesman
working
Prince
,
Itupe-t
ami
points
cast
to
.)a-per
on
roHimissinn
basis.
WI!
established
connection
avail
.
able
thai
cm
earn
wood
mouev
for
rhxhl
man.
Mr
ply.
staling
other
line
carried,
number
of
trips
iHaitrt
aunually
and
full
details.
Ilxperienee
not
necea.
sarj-
but
desirable;
rpferenees
required.
Reply
lo
Itox
Oil,
Daily
Nm
office.
2K
MF.N
Wanted.
In
learn
auto
trae
lor,
battery
ignition,
oxy
acetylene
welding
and
vulcanising.
We
also
leuch
brlek-layiiur,
plastering
and
tie-p-ting.
Write
or
call
Hrmphiil
Auto
Kiurineerius
School,
lo
Hasting
Street
Fast.
Vancou
ver,
1I.C.
tf
WANTED.
Two
High
ScIhh.I
giri
desimus
of
obtaining
domeslir
duties
in
return
for'
board.
Willing
to
live
in.
h.
Parsons,
to8,
Ambrose
Ave
M.Y
OI.Dvrtlfieial
Teeth
llomght,
any
condition.
Highest
pricea
snt
by
'
return
mail.
R.
Dunl.in,
P.O.
Do
i
3
to.
Vancouver.
II.C.
Kalablisbed
Ibirlv
three
year.
LADIKS
Wanted
to
learn
lleauly
Culture.
Write
or
call
for
free
catalogue.
Moter
Iteauly
Shop,
in
Hastings
Street
F.awl.
Vancouver,
II.C.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SAL
P..
Walnut
dresser
and
chiffonier,
5u.uo
each;
Mc-Clary
healer
f.'O.OO;
Kdtson
cabinet
phonograph
with
ltrunwick
allacliinenl
nod
100
records
ll.'i.j.UO;
electric
vacuum
Jf'O.oo.
Phone
fireen
201.
If
FOR
SALK.
Two
storey
bouse
seven
rooms
and
bath
complete
on
Oraham
Avenue,
past
eleva
lor",
facing
harbor.
Low
priri
for
immediate
sale;
terms
easy.
Apply
T.
MrClymont.
CHINCHILLA
rabbits
for
sale
from
registered
stock,
al
the
price
of
good
pelts.
Apply
Hox
383,
Dailly
News
Office.
(583
7T
FORD
SF.DA.V
for
sale.
Only
used
seven
months.
$550.00
Apply
S.
I".
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Ltd.
TO
RENT
FOR
RFNT.
Small
store
or
of
ficc.
Third
Street.
Two
rooms
below,
two
living
ru'ims
above
Weiernhaver
Ilros.
FOR
RF,NT.-
-Modern
four
room
en
rial
with
Mouareh
range
Clapp
Hloek.
Weslenhaver
Ilros.
If
FOR
RFNT.
Large
two
storey
house,
Third
Avenue,
near
Me-Meekin's
iroery.
ft.U.no.
Weslenhaver
Ilros.
If
FOR
RIOT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
ami
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Slorn.
If
IIOUSF
for
rent,
three
rooms
and
bath;
also
furnished
suite
Apply
Palmer
House.
FOUR
Room
Suite
for
Rent.
Hot
water
heat.
Apply
Smith
A
Mnllctl,
Ltd.
If
ROOM
for
Rent
In
pnvato
homr.
uor
225
m
I
t
bird
Avenue.
2ft?
MODHRN
FLAT
for
Renl.
Apply
Mnx
llellhroner
f
BOARD
HOARD
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
.
lr
FOUND
Fill
ND.
licit
of
laily's
overcoat.
Apply
Daily
New
offle.
PAIR
f
Kid
(iloves
found.
App'
Daily
News
office.
CARS
FOR
SALE.
1922
DldMnoMIe
I,
S
pa
Meager
touring
0o.00
t:'i
Nasa
S
pasMiiKer
touring
tftl
Overland
Sedan..
700.
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Hen
aeven
passenfr
louring
..
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tujr.
Ford
Cotip,
balloon
tint
car
like
iow
M
fdO.Od
1022
Ford
Tudor
hH,
$9&M
192S
Fonl
Coup
.....
1860.00
lU
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Ford
one
lofl
Irilttfc,
pnitel
body
1175.00
Ford
light
delivery
ehastl.
rebuilt
1115.00
All
cars
guaranteed
In
good
!
conaiuon.
ia
"'""
can
he
arranged,
KAIEN
GARAQE
,"r"
mee
aia
Don.
Agent
for
Mclaughlin
OakJand.
DldsmoblNs
ami
Cbev-
rolel
ears,
Reo,
O..M.C.
and
Federal
Truck.
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HF.RVIt'.F.
DAY
AND
Mi
JUT.
AUCTION
SALE
G.
F.
BRINE
The
City's
KxperiesMMMf
AUCTIONEER
2ft
Kerond
Street
i'jisIi
iMid
in
emergency
ra
nrj
Aiiclioii
arranged
uti
sbori
nil
ice.
.
Sales
conducted
anbere
in
Prince
Rupert.
Satlsfactlcn
Guaranteed.
Phone
774.
P.O.
Box
449
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
Sole
agents
for
Columbia
Record
We
repair
Phonograph.
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CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving
If
you
want
anything
lent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
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