BILLY
TOWNSEND,
;
VANCOUVER,
BEAT
TOMMY
FIELDING:
VANVOUVER,
Nov.
30.
Billy
Town
send,
local
junior
lightweight,
won
the
decision
over
Tommy
Fielding
of
Victoria,
last
night.
Townsend
won
nine
rounds
and
one
was
even.
,
The
"Flu"
Left
Her
With
A
Wretched
Cough
Mrs.
E.
A.
Ilrooki,
1164
Ilobeoo
BL,
VAJMVMltrAf'
BP
"T--4
i-A
I
had
the
'flu'
twice,
and
the
Lilt
time
it
left
me
with
a
wretched
eough
that
seemed
to
stay
right
with
me
until
1
used
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
The
first
bottfc
I
usetTiwroed
to
TiVmm
it
so
such
I
pure
hued
the
renjnd
one,
sad
bow,
I
find
my
cough
baa
eottffetehr
left
me.
,Sertj"y
never
be
without
a
Kettle
of
'Dr.
Wood's'
Pine
Syrup
in
the
bouse."
Priee
3ie.
a
bottle;
large
family
siee
we-
at
all
druegiits
and
dealers.
Put
up
only
by
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Milbura
Co.,
Ltd,
Toronto,
Ont.
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8-Cup
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be
(iven
away
sb-selutely
free
to
each
purchaser
of
1
lb.
BRAID'S
BEST
TEA
AND
1
lb.
BRAID
S
BEST
COFFEE
Braid's
Best
Tea
Is
packed
In
two
grades:
Red
Label
Orange
Pekoe
and
Blue
Label.
The
most
popular
tea
on
the
market
This
offer
obtainable
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the
following
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VANCOUVER
WHIST
LEAGUE
LEAD
IS
TIED
New
Empress,
Grotto
and
Moose
Have
Now
Won
Same
Number
of
Games
Prince
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Grotto
6,
Leif
Erikeon
3.
Mm
6,
New
Bmprefte
4.
SbI
0e
6,
St.
Georges
4.
League
Table
P
W
L
P
New.
Eraprees
6
4
1
4
Grdeto
..V...
...
8
4
14
Moose
6
4
2
4
K.
of
P
5
2
3
2
Seal
Cove
5
2
8
2
Leif
Erckson
6
1
4
1
St.
George's
6
1
4
1
SPORT
FIXTURES
i
'
FOR
THE
WEEK
1
Friday
Basketball
:
Senior
League,
Native
Sons
of
Canada
;vs
Port
Simpson;
Intermediate.
,Big
Four
vs
C.
N.
R.;
Ladies'
j
Maple
Leafs
vs
Drill
Team;
Jun-'ioi,
ColtH
vs
Hieh
School.
1
A
delight
to
the
connoisseur
a
revelation
to
the
sceptic
DISTILLED
BLENDED
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
James
Buchanan
&
Co
Limited
26
Holborn,
London,
E.CJ.
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
:
Liquor
-Cmtrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
'RANGERS
WON
I
VICTORIA
CUBS
i
!
:t
'
match
FR01CHCAG0
TORONTO.
Nov.
30.
New
York
Rangers
opened
up
a
trap
in
the
American
group
of
the
National
Hockey
League
but
the
Canadian
group
is
jumbled.
The
Rangers
outlucked
Chicago
in
an
overtime
duel
at
New
York
last
night.
Detroit
earning
a
one-all
tie
with
Montreal
at
Detroit
tied
with
Boston
for
the
runner
up
position.
Pittsburgh
again
tied
the
Canadiens
at
Montreal
with
the
result
that
only
two
points
now
generate
the
leading
three
teams,
the
N.
Y.
Americans,
Toronto
and
the
Canadiens..
-'Staycs
were
as
follows:
PNuburgh
1,
Canadiens
1.
Defeoit
1.
Montreal
1.
York
Rangers
Chicago
1.
PORT
SIMPSON
HAS
BIG
LEAD
j
Will
Play
Against
Native
Sons
in
Senior
League
Tonight;
Interesting
1'rogram
of
Games
With
each
team
having
played
four
games
to
date,
Port
Simpson
has
a
long
lead
in
the
Senior
Basketball
League
with
four
wins
and
no
losses.
Kincolith
is
fifty-fifty
on
the
standing
sheet
and
the
town
teams
Native
Sons
of
Canada
and,
,
the
Players'
Club
-are
square
In
the
oelrar.
having
won
but
one
game
each
and
lost
!
three.
The
Simpson
boys
will
defend
their
supremacy
tonight
'
against
the
Native
Sens.
The
lat
In
'the'
Intermediate
League,
High
School
is
away
out
on
top.-!
SUCCESSFUL
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
sion
jticket
went.tp
James
Krtkev-sky.
After
cards,
refreshments
were
served
and
dinting
followed,
music
being
by
Dave
Eastman's
Orchestra.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
event
consisted
of
Mrs.
II.
R.
Eastman,
Mrs.
A.
Guyan,
Mrs.
Geddes,
J.
A.
Teng,
Vie
Houston
and
II.
Mahaffey.
ST.
ANDREW'S
DAY
St.
Andrew's
Day.;is
again
being
celebrated
by
rSeotsmen
today.
The
ignorant
are
reminded
that
he
Is
the
patron
saint
of
Scotland
and
tho
.
cross
which
bears
his
name
is
a
white
one
on
a
blue
field.
The
flag
of
Andrew
is
one
of
the
component
j
parts
pf
the
Union
Jack,
the
flag
which
U
used
throughout
the
British
Empire.
TIED
PORTLAND
HOCKEY
MATCH
PORTLAND,
Nov.
no.-The
Victoria
Cubs
and
Portland
Bur-karooa
fought1
a
three"
to
throe
tie
here
last
night,
in
the
Pacific-Coast
Hockey
League
fixture.
The
Cubs
pulled
down
the
lead
of
Portland,
token
in
the
second
period
and
evened
the
score
in
the
third.
They
battled
even
terms
with
the
iiuckuroos
in
the
ten
minutes
extra
period.
CONTEST
CLOSE
IN
BILLIARDS
Grotto
Close
to
Grand
Terminals
'
for
First
Division
leadership
As
a
result
of
their
severe
de
fet
this
week
at
the
hands
u
the
Grotto,
Grand
Terminals
hav.
lost
their
long
lead
in
the
firm
division
billiard
league
and
the
tobacconist
are
fairly
close
be
hind
them.
The
contest
is
also
somewha'
tighter
in
the
second
division.
Th
Grand
Terminals,
badly
beate
last
week
by
the
Cold
.Storage,
have
loot
second
place
to
the
Gr.
to
and
the
hold
of
the
(
old
Stor
age
on
first
place
is
not
quite
s
strong.
ONLY
TWO
GAMES
JN
BILLIARD
FIXTURE
PLAYED
LAST
NIGHT
ter
are
planning,
to
make
one
more
I
'determined
stand
on
this
occasion
j
Only
two
of
the
five
scheduled
and
it
should
prove
jfln
interesting
games
in
this
week's
second
div
with
four
wins
and
no
losses.
Big
I
Terminals)
Four,
which
is
in
second
place
with
three
wine.
and
but
one
foes,
will
play
tonight
against
the
C.
N.
R.
which
has
yet
to
win
a
game
this
season.
In
the
Ladies'
League,
the
Drill
Toam
hopes
to
redeem
itself
partially
after
having
lost
four
straight
games
to
the
Maple
Leafs.
Colts
will
attempt
to
reduce
the
lead
of
the
High
School
in
the
Junior
League.
isien
biHiard
flttUre
were
played
last
night
i
Mv
M.
McLachlan
(Grotto)
i
beat
Ben
Self
Orand
200
to
147
and
S.
D.
Macdonald
also
wan
for
the
tobacconists
200
to
1X8
over
John
Bulger.
.
The
i
three
deferred
games
will
be
played
oyer
the
week-end.
TO
TAKE
CHARGE
OF
GOVERNMENT
WHARF
George
Smith
Receive
ment
to
Succeed
11.
Daggett
George
Smith,
well
knows
pioneer
of
the
city,
has
receives!
the
appointment
of
rovernnent
whar-
:
Orange
Lodge
Affair
Last
Night,
finger
here
succeeding
12.
M.
Dag-j
in
Metropole
Hall
Proved
jgett.
.
Mr.
Smith
was
formerly
en-i
Very
Enjoyable
I
gaged
in
the
plastering
business
!
(in
the
city.
!
I
he
whist
drive
and
dance
new
last
night
in
the
Metropole
Hall
by
the
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
and
the
LadW
Orange
Benevolent
Association
proved
to
be
a
moat
successful
and
enjoyable
affair.
There
were
eighteen
table
of
whist
and
-prize
winners
were:
,
Ladies'
first,
Mrs.
Jack
Ratefc-Iford;
ladies'
second,
Mrs.
Robert
'Murray;
ladies'
consolation,
Mrs.
J.
Field.
Men's
first,
James
Krlkevsky;
second,
J.
A.
Teng;
consolation,
A.
Morrison,
,
The
five
dollar
gold
piece
prise
for
the
holder
of
the
lucky
admis
FRED
WEAVER
HERE
TO
RELIEVE
CONSUL
Freid
Weaver.
United
States
ricWoaas)!
at
Vancouver,
arrived
in
the
eity
Crem
the
south
on
the
Prince
Royal
this
afternoon
to
relieve
Consul
G.
C.
Woodward
who
in
going
south
for
a
vacation.
Mr.
Weaver
was
formerly
la
the
local
consulate
and
waa
transferred
from
here
some
years
ago
to
Central
America,
later
moving
to
Vancouver.
WOOLLEN
MILL
INSOUTHSOLD
VICTORIA,
Nov.
30.
The
cabinet
yesterday
authorized
the
sale
Of
a
woollen
mill
in
Vancouver
pield
by
Me
department
of
Indus
tries,
to
the
Pacific
Woollens
Ltd.
for
$36,000.
The
purchasing
com
pany
will
manufacture
tweeds,
blankets
and
woollens
flannels
using
only
British
Columbia
wool.
This
is
the
first
company
to
thus
utillr.i
the
local
wools.
Dr.
W.
T.
Keiwln
Will
sail
to-
St.
!
morrow
morning
on
the
Princess
Mary
for
Petersburg,
Alaska.
The
American
halibut
boat
Cedric,
Which
he
owns,
will
be
brought
beek
from
that
point.
GOVERNMENT
GRANT
,
.k
TO
VANCOUVER
FAIR
VICORIA.
Nov.
30j-The
government
has
made
a
grant
of
$10.-000
to
the
Vancouver
Winter
Fair
which
is
now
in
prgres.
VISITING
IN
CITY
Mrs
William
Wright,
who
conducts
a
jewelry
store
at
Juneau,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Royal
this
afternoon
from
Seattle,
where
she
has
been
on
a
holiday
visit,
and
will
be
here
with
local
friendnntfl
tomorrow
when;
she
will
foroired
north
on
me
"ibrineeaa
M
n
LO0RLS(FnNTo!R
If.-
..V
ITUATION
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rystpgj
of
Seattle
are
making
the
r&und
trip
here
today
on
the
ia,raer.
Prince
Royal.
Mr.
RystogJ
who
fWmerJy
owned
two
hotels
Ifi
Jlawson,
is
looking
over
wim
prospects
locally.
NO
WORD
OF
BOATS
Local
offices
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
ud
to
earlv
this
afternoon
had
received
no
word
as
to
the
outcome
of
the
search
which
is
being
made
in
the
north
for
the
two
American
halibut
vessels
DrunvAl
and
Im
perial
which
have
now
been
mis
sing
ior
over
two
weeks.
Robert
Blanee
sailed
thle
mor
ning
by
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holtliv
nnd
son
sailed
kg
the
Prtaee
Runert
this
morning
on
a
triptto
Vancou
ver
and
other
point
in
the
south.
ueorsre
lUtm.
wtltHim
Df
tv.
Pioneer
Laundrv.
MU!ltlilni()
In.
juries
to
hie
head
on
Wednesday
night
in
falling
down"
stairs
at
the
Pioneer
Rooms
where
he
resides.
He
is
a
patfeit
Jn
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
wnere
eamj0auon
18
feeing
made
today
to
determine
the
ure
of
the
injury.
-
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:
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4L;
St.
Andrew
Scotch
tame),
Moooe,
Hall
ieoisjeH.
AdaoiaeJoa,
Gentlemen
1.00,
Ladies
c.
Dancing
to
commence
at
9
o'eleck
I
prompt.
H.
C.
Keeley.
Pacffie
Coast
nwaager
ef
Canadian
National
Bteamahips
waa
a
nesseneer
re
turning
south
aboard
the
Prince
Ru)ert
this
morning
after
havinir
made
the
round
trip
north
on
that
1.
A
floral
wreath
wa
sent
to
the
funeral
of
Captain
Robert
yen
Iterday
I
Grade
if
our
of
ftnnim
JlUle
r.erald
is-
a
oapIL
C.P.U..
slMAIer.PrtiMess
Marv.
northbound
'from
Vancouvn
t..
Skagway,
is
due
in
port
bout
noon
tomorrow
and
wiii
ll
ay
ain
southbound
next
Wednesday
afternoon.
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