PAGE
FOUR
.
.
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Neglected
r
Eyes
as-
NEGLECT
Is
doubtless
the
cause
of
moat
of
the
Ilia
that
Afflict
humanity.
This
is
so
self
evident
that
it
seem
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyel
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absnrditiea
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
o.f
eyesight
through
neglect
is
the
most
inexcusable.
DONT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
see!
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
H!ocT
I'hone
763
flWlAN
SUMMER
VCCT
IN
YOUR1
WILL
SOON
BE
A
COAl
FOR
THE
CONE!-
s
COLD
GREV
1
II
The
Fall
months
are
falling
behind
and
you'll
have
Winter
on
before
you
know
it.
Join
the
"don't
worry"
club
today
and
get
your
bin
filled
right
away.
Our
slate-free
coal
will
give
you
a
care-free
Winter.
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-
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COAL
and
ALDERTA
BOOTLESS
COAL
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
11G
and
117
"EASY"
WASHING
MACHINE
Two
sizes.
$140
and
$180
ThompsonHardware
Co.
Ltd.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
DIock
Phone
575
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
of
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
an4.
Furnitum
Moving:,
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge'
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
Qffff
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as
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ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
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UP
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ORDER
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fREAENT
WE
AN
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eat
AT
Tpib
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m
X
S3Ti!
BASKETBALL
IS
VERY
EXCITING
Close
Games
Featured
I-nst
NiRht'H
Fixfures
With
Ijist
Minute
Upsets
ThrM
splfndtd
basketball
games
were
afforded
for
a
good-alzed
crowd
it
fana
which.
dplte
unfavorable
weather
oMdlUana,
went
up
AcropoH-Hill
Ut
night
to
the
fothltrtOon
Building.
Tftere
wan
penty
ot
action
and
cloe
play
In
all
the
matches
High
School
auflered
its
first
defeu
of
the
season
by
a
acore
of
10
to
8
ui
the
hand
of
the
OHM'
Drtll
team
in
the
Intermediate
League.
It
was
a
clow
and
spirited
game
which
Geo:.;
Mitchell
refereed.
I
In
the
Intermediate
League.
Big
Four
came
up
from
behind
and
beat
the
Elevator
43
to
30,
The
boys
from
the
grain
plant
were
ahead
until
half
way
into
the
second
period
when
Big
Faur.
with
a
sensational
sheeting
streak
during
which
they
popped
the
basket
In
from
all
angles,
ran
away
with
the
honors.
An
upset
ot
somewhat
similar
nature
was
staged
In
the
Senior
League
match
in
which
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vanquished
the
Grand'
Terminals
by
the
narrow
margin
of
a
single
point.
The
Terminal
were
leading
up
to
the
last
minute
when
the
.
Sans
hooped
-
the
winning
basket.
The
Terminals
were
handicapped
by
the
fact
that
one
of
their
stellar
playen.
Poll
Howard,
was
ruled
off
the
floor
within
the
first
ten
minutes
for
personal
fouls.
The
score
was
29
to
28.
R.
B.
Skinner
re
f
reed
both
Senior
nd
Intermediate
games.
Individual
scoring
fn
the
games
wat
aa
fellows:
I.VTKRMr.llIATF.
l.llUlt
T.
Elevator
A.
Murray.
0;
W.
Murray.
2;
Meagher.
12;
W.
Donald.
10;
MtLeod.
Black.
4.
Big
Four
talker.
17:
Ratchford,
14:
red
Dingwall.
2;
Scott,
2;
E.
Dingwall,
Parklri.
0.
E.
Dingwall
off
for
personal
fouls.
S
KM
Oil
ILKili:
Grand
Terminals
McNulty,
13;
R.
Smith.
7;
A.
Slocomb,
4;
P.
Howard,
0;
Joe
Gosse,
2;
Tom
Kelsey,
1.
Native
Son
Clarence
Thomson',
3;
,
ilenzlo.
4;
Dido
OurvlCh.
8;
W.
Wra-
thall.
9:
Splro
Qurrlch.
4:
Stalker.
.0.
Score
at
half-time-
Terminals,
18:
Sons,
10.
Howard
and
Thomson
off
for
personal
fouls.
lawks
i.nuui:
Drill
Team
Laura
Frlzssell,
7;
Cathie
Irvine.
3;
Ada
Menzgohr,
0:
Evelyn
Dal.
by.
0;
Evelyn
March,
2.
High
School
Helen
Sun.
4;
Phyllis
Harvey.
2:
Nellie
Gurvich,,
2:
JuJlA
WaJ-
L-U,
j,
out
juuuir,u,
,-.
,
-4-
IJUdli:
hTAMIINCiS
Senior
lsieue
W.
L'.
n.
PU
Natjvd
,aons.v.y.
3
1
it.
ft
Iii(ermei(la(e
lajue
High
School
4
0
0
Big
Four
2
0
2
Elevator
o
0
4
fi'dlcs
Lftigue
High
School
2
0
1
Drill
Team
1
0
2
Junior
lusiie
TuXls
Boys
3
0
0
Stars
0
0
3
SPORT
CHAT
Hopes
that
a
skating
rink
would
be
provided
in
Smlthers
with
the
recent
two
weeks
of
cold
weather
are
as
far
In
the
distance
aa
In
any
previous
year
as
a
result
of
the
modification
this
week.
Percy
Davidson
has
taken
over
the
skating
rink
and
there
is
a
poasf'
blllty
that
the
ground
will
soon
be
ready
to
receive
the
water
when
It
provided.
On
the
(curling
rink
section
Ernie
Hann
has-
made-
good
-
progress.
the
building
being
'ready
for
occupation
this
week-end.
At
a
recent
banquet
in
Smlthers.
the
cup
representing
hockey
league
cham
plonship
of
that
town
was
presented
by
the
doner.
Dr.
R.
C.
Bamford,
to
Norman
Kllpatrlck.
captain
of
the
Eskl
mos
who
led
the
league
last
winter.
Optimism
prevailed
as
to
the
prospects
lor
the
coming
winter.
The
hockey
fraternity
presented
Dr.
Bamford
with
a
scarf
m
appreciation
of
bis
work
on
their
behalf
while
P
Cart
also
received
a
giP
in
recognition
of
his
work
as
referee.
FATHER
EE
THAT
HORRlO-LOOKlMC
MAM
OSftR
THEf,?MrW
SMITH
TRANCt
I
DON'T
KNOW
TOLO
Mft
HE
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INDIGESTION
Troubled
Him
For
Two
Years
Mr.
IL
C.
Harvey.
Novar,
Out.,
writes:
"1
have
been
troubled
with
indigestion
for
tbe
last
twtf
years;
'I
have
tnieu
everything
I
have
seen
advertised,
but
have
never
had
any
of
them
do
me
so
much
rood
as
1
I
'
BatABMBBHBHaaHnk
..
i
.i..
...
it.u
a
i
had
an
attack
since.
It
is
the
finest
medicine
you
can
take
for
the
blood.
'
'
Manufactured
only
by
The
T.
Mttburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
j
MAPLE
LEAFS
ARE
BILLIARD
LEADERS
DerMve
Victory
Ucr
(lyro
Club
Utst
Nlglit
l'u(
Thrni
at
Head
of
LeUKlie
Defeating
the
Qyrb
Club
by
an
aggregate
score
of
985
to
748,
the
Mable
Ia(s
assumed
to
leadership
of
the
Btr-llard
League
last
night,
the
surprise
pt
the
eveji(ng
was
the
overwhelming
defeat
by
Marcus
Andrews-
of
Pere)
f
Uiker.
High
breaks
pf
"
thirty-four
were
made
by
Charlie
Balagno
and
Jimmy
Hamilton.
Individual
scores
were
as'
follows-Col.
McMordle
(Maple
Leafs),
200:
C.
Balagno
(Gyros),
158.
J.
Hamilton,
185:
W.
J.Nelson.
200.
F.
WUHams.
200:
B.
Morgan.
161.
M,
Andrews,
200;
G.
P.
Tinker,
79.
a.
Howe,
200:
O.
Woooland,
150
League
standings
to
dite
are
as
fol
lows:
Played
Total
Aver.
Maple
Leafs
3
2845
948
Cold
Storage
2
'
1886
043
Grotto
1
888
883
Oyro
Club
3
v
2637
879
Orand
Terminals
.
.
1
.
83
i
831
Col.
McMordle
(M.L.)
3
600
200
a.
Howe
(MZ..)
3.
600
200
HUlman
OJ3.)
400
400
M:
M.
McLaeblan
(MX.)
.
400
200
W.
E.
Wtlllscroft
(O.T.I..
200
200
R.
Young
(G.)
'
200
200
Williams
(MX.)
.
1
200
200
Macdonaid
(OS.)
....
2
395
10A
Waugh
(O.)
1
197
197
D.
Brown
(O.)
1
197
197
.HamtUow
MX
r.(-3
'585,
G
Pjrle
(O.T
)
.
.
1
133
'
1
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wih
touo
ntfQ
onr)
-Spend
a
ureal
191
2
3
376
188
3
667
186
3
367
184
3
594
m
2
348
174
1
St9
171
1
JfO
1TO
1
1
166
166
1
159
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3
3
460
1M
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2
260
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129
ras
A.
Murray
(O.S.
I
c
Balagno
(O.O.r
...
w.
U.
Long
as.
...
G.
A.
Woodland
lOC
I
B.
Msrfan
(OB.)
J
Andrews
(O
T.)
!J.
Brown
(Ol
la.
Krattee
(Q.T.i
IM.
Andrews
IULi
!o.
P.
Tinker
(Q.
.
M.
Andrews
fM.L:t
...
J.
Judge
(O.
)
iifrrft.
RHir.tls.
rrlnee
Knpert
Mr.
ancT
Mrs
R.
W.
Kennedy.
8tw-art:
O.
M.
Sawle.
New
Hazefton:
T.
O
Garrett.
B.
A.
Moore,
John
OrNetn.
W.
H.
Benort.
A.
S.
Powell.
H.
Fogg.
Oeorge
Joy
and
J
R
Honeyman,
Vancouver;
R.
If.
Ley
and
8
W.
Barclay.
Victoria.
('eiifrsl
'
E-
R-
Workman
and
Roy
MtDotiakl,
Stewart;
Angus
McDonaM
and
L.
01.
DaIoe-
cU'
;
STEWART
Word
ha
been
received
here
that
H.
Crowe
Sword
of
Vancouver,
on
behalf
of
clients,
is
applying
tor
a
charter
to
build
a
railway
from
Stewart
'to
connect
with
the
White
Pass
&
Yukon
Railway
at
Careroas.
The
length
of
such
a,
line
would
be
480
miles
and
la
claimed
that
It
would
open
tremendous
mineral
and
other
resources
o!
the
vast
area
It
would
serve.
t
Freight
for
winter
work
Is
still
beisr
rushed
up
to
the
Big
Missouri
mine
by
trucks
and
sleighs.
Extensive
diamond
drilling
will
be
carried
out
on
the
pro
perty
during
the
winter.
M.
P.
McDonald,
who
was
with
.the
Dunwell
mine
since
the
construction
of
the
tram,
has
left
for
Vancouver.
Mike
Ullos
has
built
a
new
residence
mi
Seventh
Street
East.
J.
O.
Lyon
has
been
elected
vice-pre
sident,,
of
the-
local
Canadian
Legion
In
place
of
E.
Lewis
who
has
resigned
ion
account
oi
uiness.
W.
J.
Crawford
and
D.
J.
McLean
have
started
the
construction
of
a
dock
60
feet
wide
and
160
feet
long,
about
eeven
hundred
feet
north
of
the
present
Stewart
dock.
Mr.
Crawford
left
on
the
Cemosun
this
week
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
6ne
of
Stewart's
old
landmarks,
the
Empress
Hotel,
has
been
sold
to
John
Menenghello
who
will
dismantle
the
buildlnz.
usln
the
material
for
the
construction
of
a
building
In
Hyder.
With
William
Irwin
In
charge,
devel
opment
work
for
the
winter
on
the
Bush
Consolidated
has
settled
down
driving
of
a
cross-cut
tunnel
on
athome
SEE
again
thef
green
hedges
and
clustered
copses
of
the
Old
Land,
the
spreading
oaks,
and
the
wolds,
moors
and
downs
so
deaY.to
native
sons.
Special
Christmas
Sailings
From
Halifax
ANTONIA
Dee.
f
Te
PIy
!'
-lewlo
"
St.
John,
N.C.
ATHENIA
Dc.
If
Blfi,
L'pool,
Claa.
'-
Halifas
ATKENIA
Dtc.
11
"
Belft.
L'pool,
Claa.
"
IlaHba
ASCANiA
Dt
U
"
Ply-Ulo-
Return
tKianforei
from
SiSS
Forfurlhtr
inof
matidri
ask
nearest
ogenl
of
wriU
CANADIAN
SERVICE
C
ClNAKD
STEAMSHIP
Ca,
tlJlITEn
82!
Hastings
St
Wert,
Vancouver
or
any
Steamship
Agency
I
X
III
I
41
MR,
OtUOTE
Iflf
JJAeirr
i&
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
MlK4E.t
NOT
Importamt
NlLt-
VOO
i
ooT-aiou;
Sal....
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken'for
lest
than
50c
(orphyry
cone,
the
object
being
to
rat
rrrto
three
vein.
Tbe
Dunwell
mine
has
closed
down
.'or
the
w
tartar
after
having
mined
ad
raated
some
30,000
tons
of
ore.
It
la
understood
tht
plan
for
the
reopening
f
the
property
are
beng
prepared.
Word
on
the
Silverado
mine
has
been
Jlaoontimied
for
the
winter,
riftern
cans
of
Mfrh
grade
ore
has
been
brought
town
tor
shipment.
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
etty
council
has
deferred
for
two
eeks
It
deetston
in
the
matter
of
the
iffer
made
by
E.
W.
Bowness
of
Ed-
.n
on
ton.
representing
the
IMeraattonal
JtmtM
Oarporatlon
of
New
York,
for
ne
purchase
of
of
the
loeal
eieetfic
light
and
power
system.
Condition
of
he
machinery
in
the
power
station
and
he
dtstrrtmtten
ytem
will
be
looked
titer
In
the
meantime.
The
prospect
.or
continuous
servtee
la
an
attratttte
eature
of
the
Bowness
proposition.
General
J.
li.
Rosa
Of.Vktorta,
dUtrlet
ifftcer
commanding
of
Military
District
4o.
11.
has
been
lnvtted
to
preside
at
.he
opening
ot
the
new
Canadian
Le-totf
Hall
here
on
December
7.
Staff
Captain
James
Merrft
of
Ed
monton
win
open
the
new
Salvation
Army
Hall
her
ou
December
II.
rt
la
announced
by
Capt.
Lyons,
command
tnt
of
the
local
corps.
At
s
coroner's
Inquest
here.
It
was
dsctded'
that
the
death
Of
John
Johnson
who
lost
his
life
when
a
tree
fell
en
.:1m
while
engaged
in
logging
near
Gull-
:ord,
was
accidental.
Deceased
was
38
years
of
age
and
Is
survived
by
a
bro
ther.
Victor
Johnson;
in
Vancouver.
C.
F.
Freeman,
superintendent
of
the
elty's
light
system,
has
come-Under
the
fire
of
the
council.
He
is
being
asked
for
an
explanation
In
regard
to
fiat
rates
being
given
city
employees.
Pur
chases
without
requisitions
are
also
criticized.
The
Capitol
Theatre
was
packed
to
the
dsors
Monday.
Tuesday
and
Wedn4a.
day
nights
when
"The
Beauty
.Shop1
was
presented
with
local
talent
by
C.
H.
Lewis
under
the
auspices
of
the
-lo
cal
Elks'
Lodge.
Awsaya
nave
Ahown
some
fensat'lohsl
ore
values
on
the
Glacier.
Gulch
group.
of
claims
near1
Smlthers.
Some-
of
the
ore
"""-vr1"'
Binrta
lotal
-vaJiu-4
arhutiri
al
Rftrt
m'i
ton.
O.
LofeeMn'W,WH'i'"""
the
owners
of
the
"property.
The
Smlthers
branch
of
the
British
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mines
has
received
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
cup.
emblematic
of
the
best
district
display
of
ore
at.
the
Prince
Rupert
Ex
hibition
this
year.
Rain
and
snow
this
week
followed
the
coldest
snap
of
November
weather
that
the
Bulkley
Valley
had
experienced
In
many
years.
Five
girls
and
four
boy
were
confirmed
by
Archbishop
DePencler
"in
St.
Jame's
Anglican
Church
laat
Sunday.
Tlemaklhg
operations
are
very
extensive
in
the
Savory
district
this
year.
Phil
MeOcttlgan
has
a
big
camp
at
work,
having
recently
brought
In
a
number
pf
horses
and
considerable
equipment.
,
,..,.
.,.
The.anniial.,
bazaar
6f,th
Ladies'
Aid
pf
the
..United,
Church
last
Saturday
afternoon
and
evening
was
a
complete
success.
A
young
boy
was
tried
this
-week
for
the
robbery
oi
$60
from
A.
M.
Ruddy's
saf
at;
Burns
take.
Mrs.
Steele
has
returned
to
her
home
at
Fra.r
Lake
after
having
been
a
patient
m
the
Emitters
Hoipltal
undergoing
an
operation
for
appendicitis
Mfv
F
E
Pai'e
nt
fimirh...
,
?c.ved
a
copy
0f
,ne
proceedings
at
nhe
dedication
0f
Uit
tltar
la
njemorjaj
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ItL
TAKE
TWO
'CAfc
Or
THAT
I
AM
ONE
Or
THE
'OTHER
WHAT
ELLSc
HAVEOU?
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A
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of
tbs
Peace
tower
at
OtUwa
Tttt
nimags
MtrMd
eondolatiBSs
tor
soothers
of
thaw
who
bad
tat!
HVvs
in
the
Orsat
War.
J.
8.
Oray
mad
a
brief
trip
to
Prince
Oaorfe
at
tbe
first
of
the
week.
The
recent
cold
snap
caused
IM
Shutting
down
of
work
in
improving
tie
mad
to
the
Duthle
mine
Ted
Jon
Men
of
Topisy
was
dicawtd
(ram
the
emitters
Hospital
this
week
iftar
having
undergone
an
operation
tor
ajspendlcltu.
Mayor
K.
E.
Orchard
will
be
remaining
for
a
month
longer
in
Oalifornu
waatt
he
la
on
a
vacation.
Word
was
received
this
wsek
from
him
in
Tla
Juana.
Harry
Benton,
while
playing
at
tna
alida
at
the
Smith!
school
tala
waek.
had
a
tunable
which
resulted
in
a
frac
tured
collar
bone.
II.
P.
Ncel
is
back
at
wwrtt
agate
aftar
having
bean
eon
fined
to
hat
Mm
for
week
with
111
NEW
HAZELTON
.The
EmetakLjiM
OaMtcr
Mtsmsm
J
aWhiM
on'-eWetneV
Mountain
hM
been
bonded
by
Consolidated
Mining
ramelttaf
Co.
(Traill
tram
W.
J.
weeney.
a.
II.
Hosklns
las
admlnUtrator
of
tbe
Benson
estate).
D.
D.
MOlbbon,
prank
Madlgan,
A.
R.
MeDMietl.
J.
OoMld.
and
Mrs.
P.
Slavin.
The
deal
was
instituted
largely
through
the
efforts
of
Mr.
HQaklns.
The
Oyster
Bridge
club
was
organised
at
the
noma
of
William
Muerer
in
New
Ifazelton
this
week.
Mrs.
C
H.
Sawle
Is
president
and
Mrs.
D.
H.
Harris,
sec
retary.
The
latter
win
be
hostess
at
the
first
meeting.
Malk
George
is
now
working
twenty-
four
men
In
connection
with
his
pole
operations
near
hers.
He
expects
to
taka
out
four
hand
red
thousand
feet
of
cad
poles
and
piling
this
winter,
three-
quarters
of
which
will
be
hauled
to
New
Hasefton
whence
they
will
be
shipped
while
the
remainder
will
be
floated
down
the
river
to
Cedarvale.
Weather
has
been
very
chanceabte
here
recenlfj.
the
thermometer
Jumped
from
23
below
aero
Sunday
morning
to
38
above
on
Tuesday
morning,
the
ooid
tlf)jHJsWJoHo,wvl
hy
'rawi.and
Heavy
enowv'
:
Mr,
awf.
ilrt.
T.
B.
9ampbeH
aspect
u
leave
for
Winnipeg
eeVly
next
Thev,
visited
UakL
Tetew.
"Trlncs
'
.
.
r
n
:
.vrrr
vs
John
Newick
U
recovering
nicely
from
a
nevere
attack
of
pneumonia.
S.
H.
Senkplel
has
been
suffering
this
week
from
an
attack
of
tonsilltls.
The
Felix
Bridge
Club
met
tola
week
at
the
home
ot
Mrs.
B.
J
Wlnsby.
H.
E.
Thornton
of
tbe
O.N.IL
engineering
department
Is
spending
a
two-weeks'
vacation
on
the
prairies.
Operatlom
are
continuing
at
the
American
Boy
mine
with
a
small
crew
of
men.
It
la
expected
that
the
ore
win
be
drifted
upon
at
any
time.
Constable
O.
L.
Hall
ot
Smlthers
has
been
relieving
nt
Haaelton
during
the
absence
of
Constable
G.
A.
Wyman
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Assln.
Capt.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Wheeler
motored
down
from
Telfcws
thl,weck
for
a
brief
visit.
Assistants
to
take
charge
of,
the
Anglican
Church
work
at
Kltwanga
and
Kltwancool
will
be
appointed.
Archbishop
DePencler
announced
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the
course
of
his
rewnt
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