PAGE
TWO
PRINCE
RUPERT
'N.Y.AMERICANS
WON
BADMINTON
BEAT
CHICAGO
Lost
One
Ganse
and
Won
Two
From
Cathedral
in
(lames
Saturday
Night
The
Prince
Itu
two
matches
and
tnf
tjalhedral
one
of
Saturday
evening's
post-,
poned
Badminton
Leaffoe
fixture.
Scores
were
as
follows.
Ladies'
Doubles.
Mrs.
H.
L.
8h4del
ap
Margaret'
Palme
(IJrinr
ertt
heat
Mrs.,
1C
IB.
Dl
HOCKEY
MATCH
Scqred
a
Goal
and
Then,
Played
1
Defensive,
For
Kest'of
f
the
Game
CHICAGO,
Dec.
17:-r-The
New
Frank.
Russell
and
Mrs.
G.'
played
on
the
defensive
for
the
Bryant
k
Prince
Rupert)
beat
Ly-i
remainder
-
of
the
game,
'
displaying
-
-
Canadian
National
Steamships
Prince
Rupert
,
,
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
.T,,
20,000.
tTon
Floating
Dry
Dock
,
Engineers,
Machinists.
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Patternmakers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
it
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
4S
and
385
WONDERFUL
WORK
OF
THE
WHEAT
KING
IN
PEACE
RIVER
COUNTRY.
Entertains
Many
Distinguished
Visitors
at
Farm,
and
Garden
is
Admired
MONTREAL,
Dec.
17:
The
Wheat
King
and
Queen
of
the
world,
left
at
trie
week-end
for
Brooks
returned
on
Thursday
fol-
home.
They
have
been
in
attend-
lowing
'a
three
weeds'
holiday,
ante
at
the
grain
shows
at
Tor-
trip
to
Winnipeg.
I
York
Americans
climbed
to
first
onto
and
chicajro
where
they
ad
nine
in
iha
int
Arns
tifnnl
trroiin
i
AaA
.f
rcah
tfliifalo
AAA,
Cjinair.Wt
TT
j-j
i
Y
.jp
-
O
-
a
1
v
a
Vk
M
4
w
B
V
bald
Uil
CaU
a,
Miss
,
fading
of
the
flatioi
Miss
Llicy
Pillsbury
(Cathedral),
'
n.
Conacher
scored
for
the
Am-!duced
on
ns
farm
the
largest
lo-l,
15-2.
ericans
in
the
first
period
and
!croP
of
registered
seed
grain
ever
Mixed
Doubles
with
that
lead
the
won
a
new
honor
when
he
cap
The
daii
news
Monday,
December
17,
i928
District
News
TERRACE
Jas.
Smith
left
on
Saturday
for
Smithers
where
he
will
assist
A.
C.'
FtowJer
at
the
George
Little
Ltirr.ber
Yards
there.
Mr;
anfl
Mra,
T.
Elwood!
L.
MeKenney
Dal
Hockey
J
Ion
p
list
of
agricultural
honors.
smjU
a
few
days
in
Prince
llup-
j
iUPJ
League
when
tpey
defeated
tnei"'
"u
iu
m.
u
mo
rnu
vi
me
weei
on,
AB$3lak.
Hawks-here.
last
nfght
1
tofthis$ear
is
the
fact
that
he,
pre
pojioe
4ties.
Mrs.
Wm.
Sims
of
Kaien,
ar-!
Americans
I
grown
by
one
Individual
in
the
rived
on
Saturday
to
spend
a
few'
history
of
the
world.
With
his
days
with
friends
here.
wheat
and
oats
crops
combined
1
t
1
1
1
j
1
i
m
r
T
.
man
Hinton
and
Miss
Frances
!
a
checking
game
that
turned
back
ne
na
li
canoaas
oi
nign
quai-
air.
wcn
oi
Vancouver
who'
Cross
(Cathedral),
9-15,
15-6
'every
thrust
of
the
Hawks.
W
rra,n
to
be
80,d
at
seed
some
years.
ago
spent
some
time,
Prices-
and
vhich
is
in
de-
here
is
15-13.
At
Yrk
th.
n9n
.irB,
renewing
acquaintances
!
Li-...
tw
n
,
...:.
Imand
over
the
entire
west
.lien
n
iiuuuiV9
j'wfcu
umvu
ivugais
winning
William
3
to
0
and
thereby
is
the
old
story
with
Mr.
Trelle,
It
in
town.
Mitchell
(Prince
Rupert)
lost
to
their
lead
in
the
American
group
;
7
T
"
.CT
"A
...
,
V
R,I",r'
"
.
R.
Bartlett
and
nd
J.
V.
Clyne
(Cath-
of
the
League
to
five
points
over
'"1
7'
iLi
1
"ll
.
".T!
'
w
A
c
2
,
L
"T
edipl),
3-15,
8-15.
T..
.
Cl..lt-V.
Prince
Rupert
1?
$
I.
0.
D.
E
1
5
Cathedral
5
10
Regiment
3
9
CHRISTMAS
A
Christmas
handicap
billiard!
tournament
with
games
of
200
;
points
has
been
commenced
at
the
Grand
Terminal
Club.
The
first
orise
will
be
a
turkev
and
!mCX8ni;r0n(l
dP
i
ijwr1
of
Herman
Trelle
s
'
"
i
:
'JZZ
rlK"
th.
Peace
River
is
eU
worn
J.
Haaspton
left
on
Tauraday
7
the
final
5'
'
3
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
I
(Courtosr
of
8.
D.
weMuon
Co.
Ltd.,
niTTi
i
nnn::
.
.:
.
Tournament
Started
at
Grand
Terminal
Club
With
Many
Players
Entered
Bayview,
Nil,
5.
B.
C.
Silver,
1.30,
1.35.
Beaver
Silver,
19,
19l.
Big
Missouri,
64,
65.
Cork
Province,
23,
24.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil.
50.
Dunwell,
12,
Nil.
Duthie,
70.
73.
George
Copper,
G.25,
6.50
Georgia
River,
28,
30.
GoJconda,
79
l
j,
60
third
prise,
hoi
6t
effeara.
-'
1
J
'
lwependjce.
.
Following
are
the
entries
and
!
Indian,
4y4,
Nil.
handicaps
1
C.
P.
Baiagno
-CO
vs
Georgf
Mciimoyie
-36.
J.
Hillman
-15.
vs
.G,
P..
vTin-
'
1
'
'
ker
-20.
W.,
J.
Neaofl,
m5.,j(s.I?rlt-chard
plus
50.
Fred
Stephens
-ag'txMM.'
F.
Biggin
plus
50
vs
A.
IIad
don
pins
60.
'
'
J.
Downey
plus
55
?
E.
Smith
plus
80.
'
C.
Youogman
plus
30.
a?
,
J.
Dougherty
plus
25.
'
W.
E.
Williscroft
scratch
vs
W.
Battesr
plus
10.
E.
Yager
plus
65
vs
T.
Walker
plus
35.
W.
Neabitt
plus
85
vs
W.
II.
Jar
man
plus
15.
J.
Campbell
plus
25
ts
D.
Smith
'plus
85.
A.
Donald
-20
vs
W.
Mitchell
scratch.
F.
G.
Pyle
-GO
vs
J.
Bulger
plus
35.
!
G.
Waugh
-35
vs
M.
M.
McLach-,;
In
scratch.
i
i.
Stracban
plus
50
vs
jMarcus,
Andrews
-20.
i
,
A.
Strachan
plus
60
vs
A.
Mar-J
y
pin
Mi.
'
V
.Games
Plavud
k.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke.
35.
37.
Wpteny
Florence,
22,
22.
Kbotenay
KFng,
30'2,
31
Va.
.
L.
&
L.,
,7,,
7y4.
Lakwiew;
1,
Nfl.
'
Lucky
Jim,
Nil,
24,
,
.
,
Marmot
MetaTs,'8V4,
84
Morten
Woajsejr.
&Vif
5.
National
Silver,
174,
18.
Noble
Five,
50,
51.
1
Pend
Oreille,
9.50,
9.90.
Porter
Idaho,
66V2,
69
V.
Premier,
2.1B,'
Rufus
Argenta,
264,
27.
Ruth
Hope,
64.
55.
Silver
Crest,
7,
8.
Silverado,
65.
76.
Suntock,
3.55,
3.60.
Terminus,
13,
14.
topley
RkhId,
Nil,
45.
Toric,
-50,
2.60.
WHotfion,
18V..
19.
Whitewater,
10,
1.25.
Woodbine,
V,
4V4.
Eastern
Stocks
Noranda,
50.75.
Nil.
Oils
,
Fabyon
Pet
Nil,
6Vi.
INFORMATION
WANTED
.
Gaines
so
far
played
In
the
fifty
,
,
.
,
,
fwVr1"
Is
wanted
eegard-.
Tbtfttf
hwvt
resulted
as
Daltgao,
149;
George
MeK:ia
tn
present
whereabout
of
Hmoyle,
200.
,
,Charla
Jame
Sweaney,
formerly
J.
Downey,
200;
E.
Smith,
181'.
of
Stafford
Parish,
near
Fem-
W.
NesbHt,
139;
W.
II.
Jar-
broke,
Ontario,
and
last
heard
of
imn,
200.
by
his
relatives
from
the
Nor-
A.
Strachan,
136;
A.
Murray,
folk
Rooms
in
Prince
Rupert
lij
200.
1924.
Any
information
will
be'
Entries
are
also
being
received
gladly
received
by
the
Daily
News
for
a
snooker
tournament
office.
300
one
new.
and
has
beep
trodden
to
spend
a
few
days
in
Prince
by
men
high
in
the
affairs
of
the
Rupert
nation
and
empire.
-Lord
and
,
Lady
Willingdon
have
revelled
in
Mrs.
ite-jawet-.
garderf
Which
MraL.
aUfprt
Trelle
faithfully
tends
frometfr
rfeferrth
to
year,
and
a
continuous
stream
"
Thos
Brooks
b&d
the
'
t.all'
in
ar
tome
fracture
a
rib.
i
l.Yi5Uor.
"throughout:
the
sum-
The
soliciting
of
fanda
for.
the
mer
find
their
way
to
the
place
Community
Christinas
Tree
is
and
hear
Mr.
Trelle
preach
the
meetinr
with
considerable
uc-
Gospyl
of
the
north
country.
cess
and
a
Christmas
treat
will
"We
find
that
we
have
to
keep
be
assured.
A
good
program
is
a
patch
of
20
or
30
acres
just
also
being
prepared,
for
show
purposes,"
said
Mr.
Trelle,
"so
great
is
the
number!
of
visitors."
This
year
Mr.
Trelle
STEWART
tured
the
worlds
championships
"
-
in
field
peas.
This
gives
him
Chariaa
Young,
who
has
been
now
three
world's
champion-
assisting
his
father,
A.
E.
Yoang,
ships,
.
inj
addition
to
reserve.
in.,tb:Aaafer
business
here,
cha.mjiolhify
given
him
.this,.
for
Vaaemfer.
year
aacftlas&in
wheat
and.
oats.
For
three
years
in
succession
-he
,
William
HcGrew,
one
of-
the
has
won
the
prize
for
the
clean-
pionper
mining
own
of
this
camp,
est
farm
in
Alberat,
and
has
a
waa
married
recently
by
United
record
of
75
first
prizes
in
grain
State
Commissioner
Arnold
at
lomscreaii.
Myder
to
Mra.
Helen
Agnes
I
OLD-TIMERS
ion.
GREAT
DANCE
monton
Recently
EDMONTON,
Dec.
17:
(CP)
Theyt
come
out
after
a
good
time
an
they
sure
have
it"
This
was
the
cheerful
comdment
of
an
onlooker
at
the
Old-Timer's
dance.
It
was
a
grand
party.
Every
body
was
there
that
is.
practically
everybody,
old
timers
from
far
and
near,
their
families
and
guests,
for
this
was
guest
night
with
the
Northern
Alberta
Pio
neers
and
Old-Timers'
Associat
The
stentorian
voice
of
J.
A.
McCool
rang
out
in
the
numbers
of
a
square
dance:
rirsi
iaay
out
to
trie
rigAti
.(
mlng.
the
t
.gent
with.,
,the
'KCTW&ftSS
looJj
no
neat
;
Nbw
the?
one
that
ijooks
so
vweetrt:
...
';
,
Now
your
qwnand
don't
cheat
your'own.
.
Allemande
left
Second
lady
out
to
the
right,
Swing
the
one
with
the
-white
mustache;
Now
the
.
one
that
makes
the
mash;
Now
the
one
that
cuts
a
splash
;
Now
the
one
that
cooks
your
'hash.
Everybody
swing
and
Alemande
left
Grand
right
and
left.
Lady:
to
the
right
"
Swing'
he
one
that
''stole
the
sheep-
''
;
Now
the
dne"
that
parried
it
home;
Now
the
one!
that
packed
the
bones;
Now
your
own,
"an
on't
cheat
,
yqur
own.
.
,
,
Everybody
swing
and
Allemande
left
A
novelty
was
the
waltz
quadrille.
The
directions
were
sung:
First
couple
down
the
centre
an
thedn
you
divide;
Lady
to
the
right,
gent
to
the
left;
All
balance
to
partners
and
don't
be
afraid,
And
swing
corner
lady
With
a
waltz
promenade.
losng
of
Seattle.
Mr.
and
Mra.
McGrew
hrffc
taken
up
residence
In
Hyder.11
;.;
D.
Musr
left
last
wek
for
a
visit
in
Prince
R
pert-
Mr.
D.
D.
Kimball
left
last
How
McCool
Called
;jOff
theiweek
for
a
trip
south.
tMjuare
vance
&
AtA'"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Ioa
of
the
Mountain
View
mine
left
last
week
for
a
visit
to
Seattle.
W.
Hood,
accountant
for
the
Canadian
Northeastern
Railway,
left
last
week
for
a
visit
in
HOME
LEAGUE
SALE
REALIZED
FORTY
DOLLARS
SATURDAY
The
sum
of
$40
war,
.ealised
from
the
sale
Saturday
by
the
8alrat!0n
Army
Home
League.
those
in
charge
of
the
different
stalls
being:
Sawing
ana
fancy
work
Mrs.
J.
Joyce
and
if
re.
II.
Smith.
4
Home
cotfkiais
Mies
Evelyn
Pierce.
Tea
tables
Mrs.
Kerr,
Mrs.
Barter,
Mrs.
Macintosh
and
Cspt.
Anderson.
QUIET
WEDDING
ON
SATURDAY
EVENING
A
quiet
wedding
took
place
Saturday
night
at
7
o'clock
when
Miss
Dagmar
Wick,
sister
of
Ans-kar
Wick
of
this
city,
became
the
bride
of
Herman
I.
Lilland,
fisherman,
aiso
of
this
city.
Following
the
wedding
a
banquet
was
served
at
the
Boston
Cafe
at
which
65
guests
sat
down.
Toasts
were
proposed
by
Rev.
John
Hanson,
Mrs.
Hanson
and
others.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lilland
will
reside
at
112
Ninth
Avenue
East.
Try
a
Daily
News
classified
advertisement
for
results.
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Age
Kaffir
s
Uellrved
by
SANTAL
MIDY
Sol4
hf
All
DrufElli
TWO
RECIPES
WORTH
CLIPPING
--they're
different,
rich
without
cloying
sweet-ness,
deliciously
smooth
I
Easily
and
quickly
made
with
Borden's
Condensed
Milk,
and
economical,
too.
Cut
out
these
recipes-
try
them
for
the
holidays.
Also
mail
coupon
for
more
tested
recipes,
sent
free
on
request.
SWEETENED
CONDENSED
gives
you
tbe
largest
can,
and
milk
the
richest
in
cream
contents
of
any
packed
in
Canada.
THE
DOWN
I'AYMEisT
"Jeaeph,
If
your
father
could
save
a
dollar
a
week
for
fou?
we-kN,
what
would
he
then
have!"
"A
poiinojfrajih,
a
new
hat,
a
ri'frijren.tor
und
a
set
of
furni
51-
Zfo
CatiJllaftQ
Aeje
9olidai
Candiej
CHOCOLATE
TRUFFLE3
KeaaBorden'tCondensad
Lump
of
butter
lize
of
Milk
walnut
H
pound
sweet
chocolate
i
tcaapoon
vanflU
MjMcboeokte
in
a
double
toiler.
Removt
from
fire,
add
batter,
then
condensed
tm!V
and
vaoflla,
stirrinr
welL
As
soon
ai
mixture
btfins
to
thicken,
drop
from
point
of
spoon
onto
a
buttered
platter
or
bakinf
sheet
Half
nut
nar
be
placed
on
these
oooUte
drops,
or
they
assy
be
roiled
is
chopped
eat
meats,
chocolate
''sprinkles''
(chocolate
shots)
,
or
grated
chocolate.
CHOCOLATE
CARAMELS
1
cap
Borden
'sCoarirnsed
X
cup
com
synsp
hfflk
J
tsMsapBee
butter
H
rp
water
3
squam
awswectened
Eagle
Brand
Milk
lf
cups
sugar
chocolate
1
teaspoon
vi
m'Ha
Mix
a&
the
isrsdMnU
except
vanilla,
brine
traduaDy
to
boOne
pomt,
cook
ortr
low
fiam
until
mixture
wiH
form
a
firm
ball
(24S'P.)
when
Ustad
is
oaid
water.
Remove
from
fire,
add
vamHa,
pour
into
a
greased
pan.
Wnen
cold,
turn
out
of
pan
on
bread
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at
its
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Inlaid
Linoleum,
lone
DOMINION
noted
for
beauty
of
colour
and
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is
more
anracuve
irut
year
than
ever.
It
now
has
the
DOMOLAC
Finish,
a
mellow
soft-lustre
lacquer,
im-parttng
an
appealing
softness
of
tone
that
most
be
seen
to
be
appreciated.
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
with
the
new
DOMOLAC
Finish,
it
a
real
help
in
home
decoration.
It
is
stain
proof
and
wearproof
and
retains
its
lustre
indefinitely'
You
could
buy
no
more
beautiful
or
practical
floor
for
any
room
fer
anything
like
its
reasonable
price.
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lishes
readily
.
.
.
and
beautifully
.
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.
with
a
minimum
of
effert.
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The
Domolac
Finish
in
Tins
This
new
and
enduring
finish
it
alto
available
in
convenient
tired
tint
for
sp-plicatioo
to
your
present
Dominion
floors.
Other
Beautiful
Dominion
Floors
Wider
choice
than
ever
is
offered
in
Dominion
Linoleum
Rugi
and
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum.
Long-wearing,
beautiful,
easy
to
clean
.
.
.
priced
even
lower
than
you
expect
.
.
.
cither
makes
an
ideal
floor
for
any
room.
Dominion
Linoleum
Rugs
and
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum
do
not
have
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rtnitn.
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House
Furnishing
and
Departmental
Stores
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