Et
Two
,
Games
Played
IMst
Night
,
Presbyterian
Ladies'
Aid
Realizes
in
Men
Whist-.
Prince
Rupert
.Whfct
League
remiUs)
lat
night,
were.
;
as
fol-i
Iowa:
I
Gowe,
199.
C.
I
Youngman,
127,
Joe
Rees-ley.
200.
John
Bulger.
198;
S.
D.
Mac-donald,
200.
,
,$07.95
as
Result
of
Effort
i
esterday
11.
.
,i
...
4
ne
annual
oaiaar
ot
the
Lad-
vener;
111
hmson
2,
New
Empress
7.
les'
Aid
of
First
Presbyterian
MOpae
vs
postponed.
:.
Church
yesterday
afternoon
was
u
ueorges
4.
urfy0
o.
a
nigjiiy
successful
affair,
the
league
Table
.
.
,
handsome
sum
of
S7C7.95
beinir
Plain
Sewing
Mrs.
William
Thompson,
convener,
Mrs.
Ben
Dalgarno
and
Mrs.
.1.
Watson.
Fancy
Work
Mrs.
F.
W.
And-erson,
convener;
Mrs.
W.
L.
San-
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT"
mud
'
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BEST
PROCURABLE
v.
yj7
MCDUCI
Of
JCOTLANO
T.
lt'0C'
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MlVlwl
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Dvfftov
SCOUam
Tba
Orlfinal
Label
look
for
it
at
tba
Vindor'a
and
inilit
on
GRANT'S
"BrST
PROCURABLE"
This
ndveriisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Britlah
Columbia
BRITISH
RUGBY
PLAYERS
IN
moment
during
the
course
of
a
;
mond
and
London
Welsh,
when
one
tackled.
dison
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart.
i
ley,
convener;
Mrs.
A.
Berner
and
.Mrs.
E.
N.
Valentine.
Novelties
Mrs.
Joseph
Greer,
jMre.
R.J.
D.
Smith,
Mrs.
R.
E.
J
Cameron,
Miss
A.
A.
Pierce
and
jMiss
Jessie
Rothwell.
Dolls
Mrs.
Joseph
Greer.
con-
Mrs.
T.
II.
Johnson,
Mrs.
thouvh
it
wnn
hoaten
hv
th.
Suvv
fin
Its-iopening1
-gamb
last
Friday,
will
go
up
against
the
fast
moving
High
School
quintette
in
the
Intermediate
League.
It
is
enough
to
say
that
the
railway
boys
will
have
their
hands
full.
Drill
Team,
narrowly
beaten
last
Friday,
expects
to
turn
the
tables
tonight
on
the
Maple
Leafs
and
a
lot
of
the
fans
are
expecting
the
same
thing
in
a
match
which
should
prove
popular.
High
School
will
seek
vengeance
from
the
Colts
in
the
Junior
League.
A
very
interesting
bill
on
the
whole.
Professional
hockey
in
the
United
States,
once
a
step
child
of
spqrts
at
the
mercy
of
the
elements,
is
shooting
for
"big
monkey"
these
days,
confident
that
within
a
year
or
two
the
puck
chasing
industry
will
stand
alone
at
the
head
of
indoor
pastimes.
night,
hockey
across
the
line
is
feeling
its
growing
pains.
The
rinks
in
the
National
league
cities
In
the
United
States
already
are
too
small
for
the
crowds
that
now
are
flocking
to
its
standard.
Outstanding
payers
and
material
are
scarce
and
costly.
Fans
still
must
be
educated
to
the
intricacies
and
niceties
of
the
MIDST
Ul-
A
iiif
of
tli
lit
ul!
the
latttr's
(longs
170
yards.
.IK:
An
exciting
mi
between
Rich-
men
is
being
PLANTAGO
WON
AUTUMN
CUP
Alonzo
Haines
and
Mrs.
Thomas
tuda
came
second
:
,
tbjd
.
5
'
W
L
P
'realized
as
a
result
nf
iha
t
tins.
1
fa
Cam
TttKstii
Candy
Mrs.
Dan
Jabour,
con-
1
There
were
sixteeji
horses
in
the
vener;
.Mrs.
William
Millar
and
i
rac.tk
distaaca
blng
two
fur-
New
Empress
t
-J!2f
(1.12
tl6n;
The1
bazaar
was
opened
at
I
Fish
Pond
Mrs.
James
Simp-
W.
Abbott
V,rotto
r
r
-J
If
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P
F.n"Z,-MpcWJy
;
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2,-S
o'elockrby
the
the
pastor,
pastor,
Rev.
Rev.
J.
J.
R.son
R.lson
and
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
G.
G.
Moose
..ll
jFr'zell,
and
the.,
reception
com-i
During
the
at
KnighU
of
PythiaaE
Q
ft.'0
prftlee
eonfisfed
of
Mrs.
Frizell,
ful
music
was
Leif
Erikson
Jt.,.4
leal
Cove
..,
1,
St.
George's
0
1'
1
.VI
3
0
GROTTO
LEADING
OYER
GRAND
TERMINALS
IN
BILLIARD
FIXTURE
rs.
T.
McCfymont
and
Mrs.
Jos
1
1
eph
Greer.
For
the
occasion
the
social
parlors
qf
the
church
were
beautifully
decorated
with
evergreens
and
flowers
tastefully
arranged
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
David
Thomson.
Flowers
were
donated
by
Mrs.
David
Glennie
and
Mrs.
William
Millar.
The
The
following
following
ladies
ladies
were
were
In
In
fternoon,
delight-
provided
by
the
Ladies'
Orchestra
under
theJ
leadership
of
Mrs.
G.
A.
Bryant.
SPORT
CHAT
Timely
enough,
the
basketball
schedule
brings
together
in
the
Four
of
the
five
jfames
in
last'
nr
ue
ioniKni
ine
wative
nighfs
second
division
billiard
charge:
,
.ons
of
C-inada
and
Port
Simpson
fixture
between
the
Grand
Ter-
Tea
Room
Mrs.
R.
F.
Mc-
'ho
Won
the
first
tvvo
f?ame"
of
minals
and
Grotto
were
d1av1
Nauehton
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Vanr.
ine
8ea90n-
Canucks
squeez
last
night
and.
as
a
result
the
conveners;
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKinley,
Grotto
is
loading,
by
an
aggregate
Mrs.
S.
Prlngle
and
Mrs.
F.
G.
6f
799
to
695,
havintf''been
beaten
Dawson,
pouring;
Mrs.
Alex
Fin-In
only
one
game
and
thtn
by
the
Bie,
Mrs.
Miltnn
Gonzales,
Mrs.
narrow
margin
of
a
single
point.
F.
p.
Rice,
With
the
Ren.
Self
h
W.
E.
Miss
Maiiie
led
out
on
a
forfeit
over
Kincolith
last
Friday
and
on
Tuesday
Port
Simpson
had
a
tight
27
to
28
win
over
Players'
Club.
Tonight's
Mrs
J
II
Carson
'fame
'8
expected
to
provide
ex-'
Mac
Donald.
Miss
'foment
and
tight
play
to
the
WilliacToft
game
mnainjhg
to
be
Olive
Munro.
Miss
Muriel
Vance.
l"cari"
ae:,re
01
in
IBngV
-Played,
scores
last
nfght
were
as
Miss
J.
Watson
and
Mrs.
Robert
i
V
wh,ch
d,d
not
do
80
ba4'y
even
follows:
jDavi,
aervfng;
Mrs.
D.
McD.
W.
Mitchell
(Grand
Terminals),
blunter
cashier.
'
"
'
'
f
108:
M.
M.
McLachlan
(Grotto).
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
J.
G.
200.
Steen.
convener:
Mrs.
Fred
Stork
W.
H.
Jarman.
200;
George
and
Miss
Kathleen
Stork.
fflfiHSCIIOOL
PUPILS
TO
PLM
BADMINTON
Have
Use
of
I.
O.
D.
E.
Hall
Sat-urday
Mornings
and
Tuesday
Afternoons
At
a
municipal
meeting
of
the
I.
0.
D.
E.
it
was
decided
m-..
Tuesday
afternoon
and
8tH-
moming
be
put
aside
as
days
on
which
the
High
School
pupils
could
piny
badminton.
Also
it
was
decided
that
the
with
the
wiling
of
Poppies.
HIGH
SCHOOL
SPORTS
by
Mrs.
A.
Ohnesorg
and
Miss
Bessie
Derry.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
A.
Bart-lett
assisted
by
Mrs.
Nels
Perier-s
en.
Tea
Room
Mrs.
F.
Walls
assisted
by
Mrs.
James
Weir,
Mrs.
0.
Baggan
and
Mrs.
Nelson.
Cashier
Mrs.
R.
Longj
Kitchen
Mrs.
EInar
Larsen
as
sisted
by
Mrs.
Jack
Preece.
Moose
Hall
is
prettily
decorated
for
the
occasion,
the
miscellaneous
booth
in
mauve
and
yellow,
candy
LIVERPOOL,
Nov.
9.
Plantago
and
nome
cooking
stalls
In
green
owned
by
William
G.
Singer,
won
and
Pink
and
the
fanc'
work
the
autumn
cud
todav.
Promti-
k001"
nd
tea
room
In
the
colors
and
Saturn
or
l"e
order
purple,
blue
and
i
white.
The
function
continued
Into
,
last
evening
when
dancing
and
other
forms
of
entertainment
were
i
enjoyed,
the
wheel
of
fortune
being
one
of
the
attractions
of
the:
evening.
In
the
Evening
The
Booth
Memorial
School
choir
of
fifty
voices,
under
J.
S.
;
Wilson
with
Miss
E.
P.
Grassie!
'accdmpanying,
sang
"The
Sea
'Gull,"
"The
Mermaid,"
"A
Sea
Chanty,"
"Sweet
and
Low"
and
an
Armistice
number
In
splendid
style,
the
efforts
of
the
children
being
much
appreciated
by
the
large
crowd
attending.
There
was
a
splendid
exhibition
of
fancy
dancing
by
pirplls
of
1.
0.
D.
E.
join
with
the
Canadian
T
W
v-ampue
u.
inos
Lefion
to
attend
the
Armistice
,n
Pf
"
M,9
",ar
"f"
Service,
and
on
Satur
ay
a,
ait,
Stiles
with
a
"Fan
Dance,"
Miss
Annie
Gilchrist.
"Walking
Stick
Dance,"
Miss
Eleanor
Moxley,
"Gypsy
Dance."
and
Miss
Marie
Mussallem
"Spanish
Dance."
At
the
School
Bertd
meeting
The
High
School
Orchestra
night
Principal
Peddle
re.
ll'tlng
of
Mljs
Margaret
pilchrlst,
ported
on
the
steeplchae
which
was
held
October
25
Und
the
for-mat.'nn
of
the
basketball
league.
Hate
tou
hrard
abnnt
Prnit
Prna
l
a
nrlonllllc
preparation
pot
nn
In
Mittllle
form,
which
prorldes
an
entirely
new
and
ef-fftllre
trrstment
for
conirhn,
rolds,
che.t
and
throat
trnnlilen.
I'epa
contain
certain
medicinal
Inrredlents,
which,
when
placed
upon
the
birne.
Immediately
lorn
Into
Tnpor,
and
sre
breathed
down
the
air
painnres
to
the
loners.
On
their
Jonrner,
they
Miothe
the
Inflamed
and
Irritated
memhrsnes
o(
the
bronchial
tnbea,
the
delicate
wall
pt
the
air
pa-are,
and
finally
enter
and
carry
relief
and
heallnr
to
the
langa.
nhlle
no
lliail
or
solid
can
ret
xjui,
iikb
un.v
mjicr
iuii
juinjp
mo"
in
inwri
and
sir
panarfs,
ing
into
popularity
almost
over-
'.'f'f
Pe
fumr-s
rt
there
direct,
bd
heuUnir
rommenre.
ncrtm
it
th
Bm
ana
iU
of
thta
pPr,
anfl
nail
It
(with
le.
tUmp
par
ratnra
poiUra)
to
pa
Oa.,
Toronto.
A
fr.
trial
pe.
will
th.n
b
aant
fan.
All
Srorrlats
aal
atoraa
atll
ptpa,
2Jo
boa.
ich
uerniee
uqss
vaiu?r
jsnnv
son,
JoHn
Bushby
an
j
Billy
Bacon
gave
selections
during
the
evening.
'
R.
J.
Bacon
was
in
charge
of
the
arrangements
o
line
program
1
which
was
one
of
marked
excel-,
lence,
all
the
young
people
acquit-:
ting
themselves
In
a
most
credit-
able
manner
and
being
much
ap-l
plauded
FISH
ARRIVALS
Prices
toJay
not
quite
as
high
as
those
prevailing
yesterday
Halibut
prices,
though'
still
quite
satisfactory,
were
not
quite
as
high
today
as
those
prevailing
yesterday.
Three
American
vns-
sels
received
17.2c
and
7c
to
18.
Cc
and
7c
for
67,000
pounds
while
one
Canadian
boat
was
paid
15.2c
and
7c
for
4,000
pounds.
I
Sales
were
as
follows:
j
American
,
I
Polaris,
32,000
pounds;
Booth
Fisheries,
18.4c
and
7c.
Aleutian,
30,000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
18.Gc
and
7c.
Lumen,
6,000
pounds.
Canarllnn
Fish
and
Cold
Stora
ire
i;v.
17
9
ana
vc.
Canadian
Ineit
H.,
4,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
4
Cold
Storaire
Cn
.
IK
o-
7c.
Many
customers
of
The
Louvre
have-.ictin-
unable
to
gat
down
town
in
the
mornings
when
the
regular
Clfcck
Sales
take
place
and
have
frequently
reqeestad
that
the
time
of
the
Clock
Sale
...111
4
..
1
I
Q.1...J
sisted
by
Mrs.
Charles
Inwards.
"
'
l2M'
Candy-Mrs.
P.
J.Ryan
assisted
!noon'
iMuvic
win
uui
uc
viu
iu
in
morning
,
to
permit
of
preparat
5
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prid
ay.
an
d
Views
In
he
World
of
Sport
MOOSE
BAZAAR
Cold-day
Breakfasts
r
Can
be
Simnlo
IS
BEING
HELD
r
4'
S5
i:
i
a
it
k,
K.
!
t
r'
t
t
X
!
It
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
dispiayrrt
o
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
hi
NEW
EMPRESS
ANNUAL
BAZAAR
STILL
LEADING!
IS
SUCCESSFUI
Annual
Affair
Opened
Yesterday
afternoon
and
Is
being
continued
"
today
;
The
annual
bazaar
of
the
Women
of
tliV
Mooseheart
Legion
commenced
yesterday
afternoon
and
is
being
continued
today
with
many
ladies
lending
their
patron-aire
to
the
affair.
Though
the
function
was
In
progress
during
yesterday
afternoon,
the
official
opening
did
not
take
place
until,
'
last
evening
when
Mayor
S.
1.
McMordie
officiated.
The
baiaarj
will
be
brought
to
a
conclusion!
his
evening
with
a
dance
at
which
drawings
for
the
various
raffle
will
take
place.
Mrs.
II.
Skattebol
is
general!
onvener
for
the
baiaur,
voJ.her
ladies
in
charge
being
as
follow:
Fancy
Work
Mrs.
A.
Wick
as-sisted
by
Mrs.
F.
M.
Crosby.
Miscellaneous
Mra.
Sam
Hou-gan
assisted
by
Mrs.
Robert
Raffles
Mrs.
0.
Stegavig
as-1
No
extra
work
for
hot
breakfasts
Warm
the
biscuits
in
the
oven
and
serve
with
hot
milk.
Warmth!
Energy!
Protection!
For
-whole
wheat
in
wafer
form
Try
Tiuscuix
Made
by
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Co.,
Ltd.
SPECIAL
CLOCK
SALE
Al
RICHMOND'S
LOUVRE
flock
Sale
a
iva)
event,
the
whole
(
,.
store
will
be
offen
,
,,
Ifcfiejijpn
Saturday
,,.
This
gives
those
I
valuta
an
oppoi-tm,.i
WWHWh
floes
not..,,
will
pay
you
t"
of
Saturday
al't.i
;
8a
I
and
aecure
wh
,
,at
a
fraction
of
m
WOOD
SPLITTER
KILLED
ions
for
this
event
which
wIR
be
the
oaly
afternoon
Clock
Sal
during
this
year
of
1928.
HANEY.
Nov
.
Some
of
the
bargains
available
wood
splitter
was
i
are
listed
in
the
Louvre
advr-
was
struck
by
k
.-ai.i.
tiaement
in
another
column
and
attached
to
a
dnnk
these
are
only
some
of
the
many
was
about
60
year-real
snaps
which
are
offered
at
this
Sale.
In
fact,
to
make
this
Advertise
in
Th
FREE
This
Hsndumt
S-Cup
Slit.
TEAPOT
Will
bt
lin
wl)r
b-toluttly
fret
Is
ctcli
purchaicr
!
1
lb.
BRAID'S
BEST
TEA
AMD
1
lb.
BRAID
S
BEST
COFFIE
Brald't
Bt
Tcs
It
packed
In
two
traded
Rtd
Label
Oranje
Pekoe
and
Biut
Label.
The
molt
popular
Us
en
the
market
This
offer
obtainable
nt
the
following
(inner
MIJSSAI.LK.M
(J
ROGER
Y
MUNRO
BROS.
HUSH'S
(JROCHTERIA
SEAL
COVE
GROCERY
BRAID,
TUCK
&
CO.,
LTD.
VANCOUVER
mm