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TWO
Badminton
Last
Night
In
tjie
badminton
match
be-
ton
tween
Prince
P.upertJ&dmlntc
and
and
the
the
Armories,
Armories,
at
at
tl
Club
the
home
courts
of
tha.former,-Princ
Rupert
won
two
Trarrwsfljut
j
three.
5
7."
The
following
wese
the
scores:
Mixed
Doubles
Lambie
and
Mrs.
Bryant
lost
to
Johnson
andjlra.
WUsonw4-16,
!
LadiesiDoubles
H
Shadwefl
and
Silas
bar
die
and
Mrs.
Evitt,
15-5,
15-10-Men's
Doubles
Bryant
and
Russell
beat
Nicft-oils
and
Youngman
15-3,
15-4.
SWEDISH
LUTHERAN
CLERGYMAN
IS
DEAD
VICTORIA,
Dec.
18
1
Dr.
S.
J.
Enander,,
Swedish
Lutheran
clergyman
and
noted"
botanist,
aired
84.
'was
found
dead
in
a
The
mo.uest
is
to
De
neia
to
morrow.
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
in
.
.
j
.
..
AND
MEN'S
COljiUlS-f-Stile
price
MEN'S
WORKING
SOX
Sale
price
BOYS'
SUITS--Snip
price
BOYS'
(LAI'S
-
MEN'S
II
ATS-Values
up
to
$5.75,
Sale
price,-..
HOYS'
PENMAN
71
S1IIHTS
AND
DRAWERS
Sale
price
.
.MEN'S
OVERALLS
OR
SMOCKS
Tor
.-
LADIES'
SILK
STOCKINGS
Stile
price
CHILDREN'S
PURSES--Lowly
Tor
flirts.
Sale
price
STATIONERY
BOXES
FOR
CHILDREN
Sale
price
-L
WHITE
OR
GREY
COTTON
7
yanJs
for
WHITE
FLANNELETTE
CHILDREN'S
SLEEPERS
-
:
CHAMBREYSale
price
LADIES'
SLICKERS
Red,
Blue
ttiid
Green.
Regular
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Sale
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filial
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Up
to
$12.50
Sale
price
Store
Opens
Every
Evening
Till
and
Including
Monday,
the
24th.
JABOUR
BROS.
LTD.
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THE
DAILY
Nmn';
Tuesday,
December
is
1923
Hotel
Takes
Big
Prizes
Crib
Honors
j49
ceremonies
and
146
was
eaaWer.
144!
143
142
133
12S
From
Elks
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
won
the
First
Half
of
Series
of
Whist
and
first
half
of
the
Cribbage
League
(Bridge
Tournaments
Cornea
I
which
came
to
an
exciting
finish
1
to
Close
I
last
night.
The
Hotel
men
scored
.1
1
"
i
the
st
nfghf.n
the
Elks
Home.
Aj
1ua,ifiea
to
toff
for
now
RURIEI)
IIIJMFI)
YFSTFltDAY
ESTERDAi
4i
,
play
crowd
in
attendance.
was
emblematic
of.
city
,
JV
'r
'
l.
i-irthjrA
hamnmnanin
wirn
wfct41.
inn
Grand
'prizes,
tyiL'
garet
Palmer
beat
Mrs.
McMor-i
died
Friday
was
buried
yesterday.
iQn
Qup
I
Canadian
National
Steamships
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.T.P.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
"
Machinists,
Boilermakerx,
Blacksmith
Pntteii
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers.
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
AVIKNIPEf!:'
Dec.
185
William
lL
'
u
i.t,
of
cash,
for
the
first
half
of
the
I
age
15.
Final
Standing
M
W
reldirStorage
-
11
I6S
CanLeglon
11-IC0
.
Orange
Lodge
il
153
Kj
.of
C.
.....
.
U
152
(LN.
Operators
11
149
Grotto
..11
146
Moose
11
144
jNew
Empress
11
143
Eagles
11
142
N.
Sons
11
133
CN.
Mechanic
11
128
Does
Dollars
and
Cents
Mean
Anything
to
You
?
"
IF
SO,
ASK
YOl
Il
NEIGHBOR
ABOUT
OUK
Pre-InventorySdle
BUT
TO
GET
SATISFACTION
HEAD
THIS
PAPER
AND
ANALYZE
THE
PRICES.
BETTER
STILL,
TO
BE
MORE
SATISFIED
VISIT
OUR
SALE.
WHICH
CONTINUES
TILL
MONDAY,
DEC,
THE
24TIL
and
Save!
Save!
Save!
We
Mean
It!
WE
ARE
CLOSING
OUT
OUR
MEN'S
FURNISHING
DEPT,
WE
ARE
SELLING
OUT
OUR
BOYS
CLOTHING,
ETC.
;"
WE
WANT
TO
REDUCE
OUR
STOCK,
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DHUSSES
Value
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128
134
437
144
145
148
151
153
154
155
164
169
1
rxue
Winners
on
ine
evemnK
,
.
play
were
:
j
Lakes'
first.
Mrs.
H.
Skat-teboi;
second.
Mrs.
Janes
Stur-Pts
geon;,
rami's
first
Joe
Howe;
sec-169
ond',
C.
K.
Biggart,
163
After
eards,
refreahotents
were
jgO
served
and
dancing
followed
with
J53
musie
by
Bob
Arthur'a
orchestra.
W.
V.
Vance
wap
maiver
ox
C.
R.
Biggart
SPORT
CHAT
Minor
leaguers
are
demanding
that
the
major
league
owners
give
up
their
minor
league
.
holdings.
CommWioner
Landis
is
canvas-'sing
the
situation
before
making
a'
decision.
A
check
up
on
the
.situation
reveals
that
Brooklyn
jis
interested
in
'Macon,
Ga.;
Bos-ton
Nationals
in
Providence;
Chicago
Cubs
in
Reading,
Pa.;
Cincinnati
in
Columbus,
Ohio,
and
Peoria
;
Pittsburgh
in
Salisbury,
N.C;
anti
Colombia.
8.C.,
and
St.
'Louis
Nationals
in
Rochester,
N.
Y,
IlSU'ttOfj
Texas,
Danville,
Ills..
Daj-fon,
(fhio
and
Topeka
Kans.
lit
the
American
League
it
is
revealed
that
Cleveland
has
an
in-'
tere'st
in
Fredericksburg
Va.,
and
!a
workihg
agreement
with
Terre
'
Haute,
Ind.
Also
that
Detroit
is
'Interested
in
Evansville,
Ind.,
Fort
Smith,
Ark.,
and
has
a
working
agreement
with
Hanover,
in
the
Blue
Grass
League.
Philadelphia
Athletics
hold
an
interest
in
Portland.
Phil
A.
Ball,
owner
of
the
St
Louis
Browns,
admits
the
ownership
of
the
Tulaa
and
Muskogee
club.
'
In
addition,
Wm.
Wrigley,
Jr.,
owuer
of
the
Chicago
Cubs,
also
owns
the
Lo
Angeles
club
of
the
Pacific
Coast
League.
PROF.
HEATHEBINGTON
.DIES
AT
WINNIPEG
yiNNIPHG,
Dee.
18.
Prof.
A.
E."
ICftherfngton;
agod
61,
In
charge
of
the
department
of
re
ligious
edueatioa
at
Wealey
Col
lege
and
'
pioneer
missionary
to
thV
'Yukon
In
1898,
formerly
of
Vancouver,
died
here
today.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
18.
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
ex
change
today
at
118
1-8.
MOTHER
OF
TWINM
ELPED
Reilored
to
Health
by
Taking
Lydia
,
Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
Mitchell.
Ont.-"I
had
little
babies
and
for
quite
a
while
after
I
was
lso
weak
I
could
not
do
my
work
because
of
paint
all
the
way
up
my
less
t
the
back."
I
also
had
headache
and
got
very
littla
slepp.
I
took
Lydia
E.
Pinkham's
Vez-
ctable
Compound,
and
soon
I
was
able
to
get
up
and
do
rriy
work.
I
have
taken
three
hottlM
and
I
am
fine,
do
my
work
without
trouble
and
am
Mining
In
weight
and
trength.
I
will
gladly
recommend
the
Vegetable
Compound
to
anyone."
Mas.
F.
Station,
Box
220,
Mitchell,
Ont.
Kid
Lewis
Left
Ring
in
Huff
After
Two
Minutes
Fighting
At
Toronto
With
Chorlie
Boulanger
TORONTO,
Dee.
18:
Ted
r.t
the
instructions
of
referee
....
w
Mot!-
nf
,
u
k.ir
v,.,
(Kid)
Lewis,
the
English
welter-
Louis
Mursh
PCdsuu
uti
tiiv;
jvii
iui
vuo
Allot
uait,
ja
nic
pcasuu
1.1.1
At.
l
m
gas
filled
room
in
a
local
hotel.
'
Canada
and
nosed
out
the
Cold
of
whUt
and
bridge
tournaments
,
wel"
champion
of
.
t
,
A-
Gtrnrra
Storage
and
tin
.4
PntinHian
Canadian
T.ou-lnn
Legion
wVin
who
hi)
by
4Vi
the
,T?ll,'
Elks
Lodge
I
r,A
era
featured
fnoturul
awa,K
I
WaiKea
OUt
out
01
Of
the
ine
rU
r,n
tne
woria,
xeianKer,
wnu
n:iu
ine
uesi
01
ln
a
nu"
ine
Ui
w8
.
T
.
were
beating
each
other.
successful
and
enjoyable
card!
'rt
ln
th
f,rf
,;ouInd
of,
proclaimed
winner.
.
.
......
,rf
a.,..
Kii,
o.
k.i.i
his
bout
with
Charlie
Btlanger
Lewis
was
suspended
by
the
The
ine
Prince
rrince
Rupert
nuperi
Jiotel
jioiei
is
is
;
T.'.""V.
,
.
TV
.
7
.
,.
7
nf
V
U'inM.,,
hliw
fr
th
Ontario
Board
of
Boxi
Com-
heavyweight
championship
of
the
'
missioners
and
his
20
per
cent
fairing
taking
th
the
frm
farm
i
i
Br'
urnisn
empire.
.1
,
snare
ui
mw
xruon
revcipta
hqbb
Lewis
was
apparently
annoyed
to
charity.
,
.
..
i
j-
winners
ui
me
secuim
iiaw,
iuscis
,
.
II.
Cross,
western
financier,
who
-
.r
niflVkoff
aVn(r
thp
New-
season
were
presented
as
imwvw
-
'
-
--
.
-
"
.
.
n
t
.i
ti'
r
itn
i
uy
.
u,
mice
anu
t
.
iu.
u-
.
Hscroft:
TDT
AT
CPADC
Tnin
n
Cmntt
SnulU
Last
night's
scores:
Bridge
-
Highest
aggrwate
U
IVE.A
1
;
.
"l
""""
New
Empress
A.
C.
11,
Orange
,
score,
Mrs.
G.
E.
Gulkk;
2
Lodge
16.
(name
drawn
from
among
tho$e
;
N.
Sons
of
Canada
6,
Prince
jn.
attendance
more
than
75
per-
!
Rupert
Hotel
21.
cent)f
Mrg
w.
D.
Vance;
3j
C.
N.
Operating
1G,
Moose
11.
(hidden
number)
Mr.
Jophj
C.
N.
Mephanics
11,
Knights
Howe.
.
of
Columbus
i6.
j
WhistHighest
score,
Mrs.
H.j
Grotto
9,
Eagles
18,
katteboi;
2.
K.
J.
Fuller;
3.
Mrs.
!
Canadian
Legion
12.
Cold.
Stor-
B-
R.
WTilson.
,
i
IN
CRICKET
!
TEST
MATCH
SYDNEY,
Australia.
Dec.
18:
England
completed
their
first
innings
for
636
runs
in
the
fecund
test
match
between
England
and
Australia
making
a
test
match
record
for
scoring,
bettering
the
Australian's
600
at
Melbourne
in
1925
and
England's
589
in
1912.
'
Failing
to
beat
It.
E.
FoslerH
297
record
for
an
English
score
against
Australia
in
1903,
Wally
Hammond
nevertheless
contributed
a
great
251
to
the
high
scoring
records.
Australia's
xecond
inning
score
stood
at
39
for
one
wicket.
They
need
315
to
avoid
a
single
innings
defeat.
BOLIVIA-
PARAGUAY
MATTER
TO
RE
SETTLED
LAPAZ.
Dec.
18:
Bolivia
today
announced
the
accepf
f
the
Pan-American
conference
offer
to
investigate
the
BoKvian-Paraguayan
frontier-
fighting.
Paraguay
has
also
accepted.
'
T
TV,
With
'Xmas
People
First
Group
of
Northerners
Go
Ing
South
for
Festive
Season
Leaves
Thin
Afternoon
Departure
of
the
Union
steamer
Catala
for
the
south
this
afternoon
wiR
mark
the
departure
of
the
first
people
-from
this,
city
going
to
Vancouver
and
district
for
the
Christmas
holiday
season.
More
passengers
were
offering
this
morning
forthe
Catala
than
it
was
possible
to
accommodate
and
she
will
be
a
full
ship
on
leaving
here.
Among
those
booked
from
here
for
the
south
on
the
Catala
are:
I
F.
Berg.
C.
Bryne,
A.
Balsam,
D.
McDonald,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
F.
Deacon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Silvcrsides,
0.
Anderson,
II.
C.
Whiteliouse,
P.
A.
Patterson.
S.
S.
Phillips,
T.
Hartley.
Col.
F.
E.
Leaeh,
B.
Taylor.
II
.
II.
Peg-ler.
Mist
M.
Caatell.
Mr.
and
Mre.
M.
Gilchrist,
A.
P.
Allison,
Cant,
and
Mrs.
E.
II.
Simpson
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Berg
and
family.
SI.VTV.P1VB
TEACHERS
OTTAWA
HAVE
GHIPPB
OTTAWA.
Dec.
18:
Slitar-fire
tetfehers
of
Ottawa
public
and
HENN
Br
and
0?
WW
This
advertisement
la
act
published
or
displayed
by
th
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
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Columbia
ninvn
ni
n
nv
nt
EDMONTON
DIES
EDMONTON.
Alta
.
De
18:-
'John
A.
McDougal!
'
f
ind
til
separate
fhooh
are
abeent
be-.imn
f
Edmonton
cause,
of
'"grippe."
day
aged
74.
yVr
THREE
STAR
BRA
aAJ-Ji
rVi
t!.t:J
jester-
HI
ThU
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tho
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
British
Columbia.