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City
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118
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Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
McRride
Street
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SUMHERYcET
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YCUfT,
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SOON
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GONE'-
COL0
CREV
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The
Fall
month
are
falling
behind
and
you'll
have
Winter
on
before
yu
know
it
Join
the
"don't
worry"
club
today
and
get
your
bin
filled
right
away.
Our
slate-free
coal
will
jrfve
you
a
care-free
Winter.
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COAL
and
ALREItTA
SOOTLESS
COAL
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
116
and
117
Manufacturers
Outlet
Sale
of
LADIES'
HATS
DRESSES
LINGERIE
The
Louvre
316
Third
Avenue
N-.xt
Itoyal
Bank
Wood
DRY
BIKCI1.
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
Single
Load
SilJiO
Double
Load
0J0
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Sack
TMf
0
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DHY
KINDLING,
$1.00
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AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
.or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Purnitutn
Moving
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pint
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
MrBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairv
11th
SL
Telf
pliom
'
"7.
1
PLAYERS
CLUB
MAKES
SUCCESS
Iwsmethtng
new
and
dtttUctly
re-
freahing.
a
tale
with
a
moral,
well
acted
and
well
directed,
the
three
act
farce
"Adam
and
lTa.
the
latest
production
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Players'
Club.
Is
probaWy
the
most
notable
achievement
to
date
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Players'
Club
which,
though
an
organisation
of
comparatively
brief
history,
has
already
a
record
of
many
tplendid
au
oceans.
Adam
and
Bv."
on
Its
premiere
nicht
drew
a
laree
audience
which
took
all
desirable
seating
In
the
Wsstholme
Theatre
and
over-crowded
Into
the
farthest
reaches
cf
the
gallery.
With
as
happily
selected
a
east
as
the
club
has
ever
broucht
)
together.
Including
several
actors
who
.made
their
debut
In
an
entertainment
of
such
nature,
the
play
went
over
j
strong
leaving
little
to
be
desired.
Xach
role
was
carried
out
well
and
the
only
'criticism
that
nugbt
be
made
was
that
on
a
few
occasions
the
vosees
of
those
on
the
stage
failed
to
reach
the
au
dience
might
be
held
to
blame
for
that
on
account
of
1U
audible
comments
The
nlay
was
presented
in
aid
of
Hill
80
Chapter.
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Smptre.
hospital
children's
ward
which,
with
another
full
bouse
promising
tonight,
should
benefit
handsomely
as
a
rrsaK.
Briefly,
the
play
revealed
the
doing
of
the
extravagant
members
of
the
family
of
a
Kew
York
millionaire
with
mtin
f
to
further
disclose
t
this
lime.
Connon
did
not
hare
role
himself
The
costuming
aas
of
an
elaborate
na-
but.
hia
good
work
in
preparation
and
ure
currying
lu
meed
of
Interest
and
behind
the
scenes
u
amply
evtdeut.
ittracton
for
the
ladies.
Third
Avenue
IMUVIIH
AL
PLAYERS
Louis
F.
Smith,
as
Adam
Smith,
the
j
business
manager
of
the
wealthy
man.
N.table
Achievement
of
Popular
?
&T.
Local
Organization
Lat
Night
at
WethIme
HAPPILY
SELECTED
CASTE
Several
Discoveries
for
Stage
Mate
In
Putting
on
"Adam
Eva
new
"find"
for
tbs
local
aasateur
stage
Ha
carried
out
probably
Abe
heart
rale
of
the
play
in
csceUent
manner.
His
elocution
waa
of
the
best
and
dramatic
powers
tearing
little
to
be
In
an
altogether
bright
cast.
he
splendidly
bore
the
outstanding
rose.
Sharing
the
"heavy"
role.
Miss
Irene
Morrison,
as
Eva
King,
the
flapper
daughter,
made
an
excellent
impression
in
alch
was
also
her
first
attempt
in
uch
an
entertainment.
Both
in
her
Lang
Island
splendor
and
In
her
hleken
farming
adversity.
Was
Morri
son
was
demure
younger
daughter
and
all
Id
aU.
she
was
an
esoeilent
leading
lady.
Some
of
the
other
parts
could
bardl;
t
described
as
secondary.
Outstanding
mong
these
were
James
Phrquhar,
wbr
portrayed
the
part
of
tbe
hoisterou.-
r&ther.
James
King,
for
which
be
war
well
suited,
m
excellent
form:
Oeorgc
:dltcbell.
who
as
the
parasitic
yet
re-
armlng
son-in-law.
Clinton
De
Wit:
xt
exceedingly
funny
yet
capable.
A
special
word
might
be
said
of
the
'.erformanee
of
Ma.
Howard
White
as
'.Ing's
elder
daughter.
Julie,
and
tbe
cuthful
wife
of
Clinton
De
Witt.
Ic
Mrs.
White,
the
amateur
stage
of
thi
:ty
has
a
talented
lady
whose
futun
appearances
will,
doubtless,
be
keenly
-ntlclpatsd.
la
tbe
rharacUr..
roles
ajgf
they
are
Uwsv
of
much
Importance
in
suet:
productions.
J.
Dougherty,
as
the
volatile
yet
decrepit
uncle,
snd
D'Arcy
Harsh,
who
proved
himself
aomethln
-ore
than
a
mere
fertaae-seekiBg
"son
f
a
noMe
peer,"
were
splendid.
They
shared
to
the
full
in
the
generously
-xpressed
appreciation
of
tbe
audience.
Miss
W.
D.
Rushfertb.
as
the
maiden
cunt;
D.
A
Balfour,
as
the
youthful
?-d
conspiring
physician,
and
Mia
their
transition
from
wasting
parasites
1
Caroline
Mitchell,
as
a
winsome
maid
to
workers
In
the
business
of
life
as
It
no
In
the
oouwe
of
the
story
tecs
me
'
motif.
This
Introduced
a
moral
and
'smethtnf
more
than
a
mere
maid
Interest
into
the
thing
which
proved
I
otnptd
a
east
of
great
capabilities
refreshingly
novel.
With
the
usual
web
HAM)
itCIHMr
xcees
of
romance,
tbe
story
la
as
attractive
I
A.
A.
Oennon.
as
dlreetor
of
the
play.
one
which,
having
yet
to
be
ares
by
j
waa
largely
responsible
for
the
sooriag
many,
it
might
for
their
pleasure
be
of
this
new
success.
Tlds
time,
Mr
STYLE
and
SUCCESS
THE
"COMBINATION"
Provides
that
extra-cteSe
(it
for
slim
ankles.
4
IF
;
si
i
ma
imvmwsari
PULLMAN
transportation
means
to
journey
w
style
and
comfort.
With
people
who
travel
that
way
Astoria
Shoes
arc
a
habit,
they
confer
dignity,
smart
apnearance,
foot
ease
and
a
consciousness
of
style
that
means
poise
in
the
best-dressed
circles
anywhere.
The
price,
though,
is
within
reach
of
alL
iry
a
pair.
I
j
Sole
Agents
for
iJ?
iifSaf'
life
.
V
-r
i
"ASTORIA"
Shoes
In
Prince
Kupert
McArthur
Shoe
Stor
H.
A.
BOB
was
the
stage
manager
with
Oeorge
Mitchell,
business
manager.
Furniture,
which
was
attractive
and
well
airsuaged.
waa
leaned
by
Berne's
Home
Furnishings
handsome
(owns
and
dresses
by
Mn.
H
8.
Parker,
and
extra
Ughtlng
effects
by
Parkin
Ward.
Orler.
Molly
Crass.
log
was
in
tbe
capable
of
Mrs.
David
Thomson
wane
Jack
Dougherty
looked
after
tbe
man's
Miss
VI
Cameron
acted
as
prompter
but
If
her
services
were
needed
tbe
of
tbe
audience
waa
unaware
of
:t.
Will
laatbte
was
house
aert
Walters
as
cashier,
jshets
wvsc
Misses
WlUa
USE
LOUD
SPEAKERS
with
Acting
as
Dyer.
Jean
wsrjorte
Shtel
and
Margaret
aiaguire.
After
tbe
show,
the
Players'
Club
waa
hast
to
tbe
members
of
tbe
caste
at
a
dinner
la
the
Commodore
Cafe.
To-
tight,
they
will
be
entertained
by
HU1
0
Chapter
at
a
dance
party
in
tne
OUJ5.
Hall.
I0OH0NEST
IN
POLITICS
That
Is
Opinion
of
Conservative
Party
Expressed
by
Dr.
Jlanion
(ammonton
Journal)
Dr.
Hansjf
tcld,
a
Conservative
gmth-ilng
in
Toronto
that
the
party
ha
3
wen
"too
honest
in
tbe
past
In
strictly
efinlng
its,
position
and
policy
on
con-.-cverslsl
and
sectional
question."
B?
ra
talking
at
tbe
time
of
the
change?
hat
were
necessary
if
success
at
the
polls
was
to
be
won.
His
other
ideas
as
e
bow
this
can
be
tftotsgbt
about
are
jotted,
but'
that
quoted
V
sU
wrong.
The
sidestepping
of
bag
issue
and
tak-
ng
of
different
stands
with
reward
to
hem
in
various
sections
of
the
coun-rj
cannot
work
oat
for
tbe
permanent
entfit
of
a
poUtleal
cause,
whatever
nay
be
the
temporary
advantages
ob
tained.
Mr.
Metgben
must
be
given
credit
for
nunetaUng
the
same
pfclietes
wbetevet
-e
happened
to
be
apeatlrMt
and
for
naktag
his
position
at
all
times
quite
dear.
However
much
one
dJssgreed
vttb
his
opinions,
bis
courage
and
am-
eiity
had
to
be
admired.
It
was
not
lu
to
these
qualities
of
his
leadership
hat
it
failed
to
produce
larger
resists
rbey
should
and.
no
doubt
will,
be
hsrseterlstic
of
Mr.
Bennett's
s
wen
hi
inconceivable
that
be
will
pay
heed
to
the
advice
that
Dr.
Mantoa
-3m.
It
would
not
be
for
the
good
of
tbe
sarty
for
him
to
act
upon
It
and
cer
talnl
not
for
that
of
tbe
country.
We
want
leas
and
not
more
pussyfooting
on
outatsndlng
public
problems,
and
It
Is
leo
essential
tbaf
the
same
message
,e
delivered
in
all
parts
of
tbe
domin-
hn.
.
without
a
consistently
broad
as-
outloak
no
leader
will
ever
go
far.
IN
LONDON
STATIONS
Information
Crnireje!
lo
Pawengers
b;
Number
of
Instrument.
LONDON.
Dee.
7
The
Southern
Rsll-
way
has
istalled
at
London
Bridge
Bu
tton,
as
an
experiment,
a
number
of
loud
speakers
for
the
direction
of
pas
sengers
Great
interest
was
tsken
In
these
Instruments
at
their
first
trial.
The
announcer.
wHO
was
able
to
see
aeh
trsir,
before
it
entered
tbe
station
"!led
cut
tbe
pUtiorm
from
which
the
next
train
would
leave
sad
tbe
stations
at
which
it
would
can.
He
generally
finished
each
anbouneetnent
with
"Hurry
along,
please."
By
means
of
a
switching
device
he
was'
able
to
control
the
loud
speakers
lnaUOed
on
the
sepsrste
aUorms,-'
,
The
experiment.
aid
to
be
the
first
of
Its
kind
held
in
tendon,
was
carried
out
between
the
hours
of
4
pm.
and
6:45
pjn.
In
addition
to
Southern
Railway
officials
frcm
other
railway
companies
at-tened
.lie
test.
Similar
tests
have
been
carried
out
recently
at
Scarborough
Tcrk
and
Jfewes.'rtle
rails
ty
ststtons.
TWO
TEAMS
SUFFER
RESULT
OF
CLOSE
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
FouncUc
&
Article
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lest
than
50c
whieh
they
had
been
tied
with
tbe
Cold
S'xrBge
Both
aides
suffering
severe
tlefaau.
tbe
Leafs
beat
tbe
tobacconists
by
an
aggregate
score
of
80
to
88.
Tbe
feature
of
tbe
evening
waa
tbe
defeat
of
A
McMords.
first
man
of
tbe
Maple
Leafs,
by
George
Waugh.
tbe
score
be-ng
J00
to
17a.
High
break
of
tbe
even-
lug.
ST.
was
turned
in
by
Marcus
An-:!rewa
of
tbe
staple
Leafa.
Individual
scars
were
as
follows
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie
OUple
Leafs).
'H;
Goorge
Waugh
I
O
rot
to),
aoo.
J.
Hamilton,
101:
Don
Brown,
sea.
Marcus
Andrews.
300.
Jack
Judge.
ICS.
M.
M.
UcLachUa.
300;
Red
Toung.
80.
Oeorge
Howe.
1M;
C.
L.
Tiinngimii
-30.
League
stsisrl
trigs
to
date
are
as
foi-
M4
staple
LeoXa
Orotto
Oyro
Club
Grand
Term
mats
Played
.
S
.
4
.
S
Balagao
IOC.)
3
.
H.
Long
(CM
3
Beesley
(O.T.)
4
O.
A.
Wooensnd
IOC
I
..
3
John
Datger
(CJ3.)
3
B.
Morgan
(OS.)
3
.
B.
WlWaeroft
(O.T.)..
a
'.
Hamilton
(MX)
4
Andrews
(tj.T.)
3
I.
Andrews
(MX.)
4
.
Brown
(O.)
1
.
Judge
(Orotto)
3
3.
Krsuae
(O.T.)
1
1.
P.
Tinker
(O.C.)
....
3
.
Zleman
(O.T.)
1
I.
Young
1
Orotto)
2
Total
NU
m
.
3
247
.
S
379
IMIIVIKIUL
AVEKAOKS
(CJ8.)
3
A
M.
Mnlswhian
(MX.)
.
3
en
Self
(OT.)
3
.
Touagntiui
(O.)
3
wnihuns
(MX.)
1
.
May
(OS.)
1
X
Brown
(QrotwM
g
i
Waugh
turotao)
3
O.
Pyle
(O.T.)
3
1
Howe
(MX.)
4
:ol.
Met-Iormw
(MX.)
...
4
V.
Murray
iCS.t
3
W.
J.
NetsOB
OC.)
3
A.
Mda!d
(CB.)
3
600
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400
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374
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set
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348
519
345
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491
150
453
117
318
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CHAT
Aer.
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St
290
3001
300
300
390
391
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199
198
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193
192
191
190
188
184
181
178
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179
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183
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164
159
181
117
108
Billy
Townsend.
Vancouver's,
latest
isuc
star,
has
been
signed
to
meet
ommy
O'Brien,
of
Portlsnd.
in
tbe
six
oat
main-
event-vot
j
Ameriein,
xftuB
ra
mi
uanngnam
on
uaoewper
'.
Townsend
U
being
hailed
by
boxing
.rttlca
at
tbe
most
rassUatBc
ISO
nboer
'ln
the
NorVeet,
.not
except-
van-
air
iMiers
urmtt
hhw.
-
Disclosure
in
a
Cincinnati
court
that
Benny
Kaus.
former
member
of
the
Kew
York
OlsnU.
was
barred
(mm
-sseball
In
1931
by
K.
M.
Landla.
high
aommlsaioner
of
baseball,
dispelled
some
31
the
mystery
that
surrounded
the
aentreflelder
stars
departure
from
tbe
national
pastime
six
years
ago.
Base'
ball
authorities
declared
that
the
dhv
wntem
01
naun;
was
the
result
Of
a
gentleman's
agreement"
following
Kaurrs
acquittal
in
New
York
in
1921
on
charges
connected
with
th
theft
of
in
automobile.
THREE
TEAMS
LEADING
LADIESWHIST
LEAGUE
Oranjr
Ladles,
Kngllth
Ladles
and
Mooe
Ladles
Vying
for
Honor
at
r.(pene
of
C.VK.
Ladles
Tbe
the
ladles'
section
of
the
Prater
igue
last
night.
Moose
Ladies
won
6
to
3
over
Canadian
Na-tlonal
Ladies
while
English
Ladles
were
victorious
over
Orange
Ladles
by
a
alro-
uar
score,
as
a
reu)t.
Moose
Ladles
Orange
Ladles
and
English
Ladles
are
all
tied
at
the
head
of
the
standing
sheet
uica
is
now
as
loiiows:
w.
Orange
Ladles
3
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Ladies
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experience.
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3T
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SALE
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40
HP.
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heavy
oil
engine
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30
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3-cycIe
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39
by
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boat.
7
hp.
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91
by
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troller.
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bans
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48
try
11-9
Sein
boat,
id
tip.
with
300
fathom
salmon
seine
used
only
short
season
with
line
and
taraller.
a
snap
13.89.
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J.
Field.
Boa
94.
Phone
39.
POR
SALE.
33
FT.
PISH
PACKER
AND
tow
boat.
Taptow.
18-30
HP
heart
duty
Vivian,
with
complete
equip
men.
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FOB
SALE.
SIX
ROOMED
HOfJSB
with
bath
sad
pantry
in
Section
8.
11490.
8400
cash,
balance
arranged
Apply
914.
7th
Ave.
West.
399
HOUSES
FOH
SAI.E
SIX
ROOM
IfUDaTJUt
MOTJBE
STUni-
did
condition'
and
location
Price
83JOO.00.
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HAM.
Balance
arranged.
Pre
RosMod
House
with
Bath
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sstadttlan
and
location.
Price
I3J0090.
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HO0O0;
balance
arranged.
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KENT
FOR
RENT
Pianos,
phonogrspbs
and
atnger
sewing
machine.
Walkers
Music
Store
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lnt
view.
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318
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by
tbe
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Bed
907.
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HOUSE
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night.
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board.
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beats
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snd
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stock.
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TOYS
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CHRISTMAS
TOYS
OP
A
SPLENDID
As
sortment
sre
now
on
display.
We
are
placing
a
great
number
away
for
our
customers
who
are
taking
advantage
of
early
buying.
Do
not
delay
In
selecting
your
toys
and
Christmas
gifts.
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will
deliver
tor
you
Obrtst-mas
Eve.
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