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and
combines
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elegance
and
comforU
L.
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W.
Floor
and
Bridge
Lamps,
a
variety
to
choose
from
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Tables
and
Smoking
Sets
Bedroom
and
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in
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and
Oak
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the
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with
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disappearing
centre
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Meant
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and
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fitted
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or
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or
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NOW
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Soon
to
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Our
Complete
Range
Of
Christmas
Neckwear
And
now
is
the
logical
time
to
purchase
before
our
stock
is
picked
over.
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QUIET
IN
AIRPLANES
British
Designers
Patiently
Cut
Down
Noise
In
Modern
Passenger
Carrying
Craft
LONDON,
Nov.
24:
Noise
in
aircraft,
from
the
view
of
the
occupant
and
of
the
earth-bound
person
over
whom
he
flies,
has
occupied
years
of
research
and
experiment.
The
i
preblcm
is
a
difficult
ene,
involving
many
aspects
of
aircraft
and
aero
i
engine
design;
the
finding
of
a
satisfactory
solution
is
among
the
most
urgent
needs
of
flying
today.
Patient
research
by
the
Aeronautical
Research
Committee,
the
measurement
with
delicate
appara
ing
machines
no
longer
finds
it
necessary
to
shout
in
conversation
with
his
neighbor,
and
the
fatigue
quieten
his
production
in
many
ingenious
ways.
In
the
later
big
com
mercial
craft
land
machines
and
flying
boats
the
size
of
the
struc
ture
enables
the
designer
to
place
the
power
plant
at
a
considerable
distance
from
the
passenger
quar
ters.
This
Is
noticeable
at
once
in
the
lay-out
of
the
large
four-engln-
ed
air
liners
-which
Imperial
Air
ways
are
planning
to
place
In
'
commission
next
year
on
the
Euro
pean
and
Imperial
routes
The
mo
i
tors
are
carried
in
nacelles
stream
MISTY
RAIN
ST0PSHUNT
r
Government
Flyers
Unable
to
Get
Into
Air
For
Renahan
Search
Thick
misty
rain
again
held
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
pilots
today
from
continuing
the
search
from
here
for
Pilot
Robin
Renahan
and
his
companions.
It
was
expec
ted
that
the
United
States
Navy
planes
at
Ketchikan
would
be
similarly
held
down.
"'"
-
unopom
f
structure
'at
poi
distant
mm
the
saloons;
unllfe
most
three-engtned
craftT
thec
new
flying
machines
have
no
central
engine
in
the
nose
to
transmit
incessant
vibratory
shocks
through
the
passenger-carrying
fuselage.
Recent
progress
In
aerodynamical
knowledge,
resulting
in
the
building
of
''cleaner"
aeroplanes
lias
markedly
reduced
noise.
The
modem
air
liner
is
not
braced
with
a
multitude
of
wires
-which
hum
and
thrum
as
the
craft
moves
through
the
air;
exterior
wire
bracing
is
reduced
to
a
minimum
nowadays
and
there
is
a
considerable
Rain
in
quietness
this
advance
alone.
jtroni
or
Someone
Somewhere
on
this
page,
in
two
different
advertisements
will
l)c
found
the
names
of
two
residents
of
this
city.
Examine
the
advertisements,
carefully
and
find
the
names,
if
the
tw
persons-whose
names
arc
in
the
advertisements
will
call
at
the
Daily
News
Office
they
will
be
presented
with
a
ticket
to
cither
the
Capitol
Theatre
or
two
tickets
for
games
at
either
of
the
golf
courses,
they
to
choose
which
one
they
desire.
These
tickets
arc
FREE.
BASKETBALL
AT
TERRACE
tus
of
sound
intensities,
a
study
of
the
sound-absorbing
powers
of
cer-
TERRACE.
Nov.
34:The
Terrace
tain
materials
suited
for
use
In
the!Hlgh
mta-g
Metixil
team
walls
of
aircraft
cabins,
the
testing
i
of
various
types
of
airscrew,
the
search
for
an
efficient
engine
silencerthese
have
marched
aide
by
side
in
British
laboratories
and
workshops
with
certain
developments
in
design.
The
result
is
that
Hi!
li
School
Team
Downs
Town
By
Score
of
40
to
11
got
of
f
to
a
good
start
when
it
outpointed
the
town
team
by
a
score
of
40
to
11.
The
game
wax
one-sided
and
taorlned
to
be
rough.
In
the
senior
girls'
game,
the
"Durabeils"
beat
the
"Dubs"
by
a
owe
of
36
to
19.
A
piok-up
team
of
some
new-type
commercial
aircraft
Junlor
glrU
alao
played
a
Tery
cloae
uuui.
in
uimi
uuuiiii
arc
iiumuiy
quieter
in
flight
than
their
prede
cessors.
The
passenger
in
these
fly'
game.
The
referees
were:
senior
boys,
Q.
Graham;
senior
girls,
D.
Little:
.Junior
girls,
L.
Moore;
timekeeper,
V.
Glass.
The
games
were
followed
by
a
of
lone
tourneys
is
much
reduced.
.
.
...
Many
have
emerged
from,
points
provided
by
the
town
le
research
work.
Much
of
the1
v
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wh0
came
to
sec
the
great
uesi
comes
irum
uie
auntie
w.
games
and
dance
were
well
pleased
with
i.c
imppiUB
U
u
..u
...
tn
enJoyed
ric-covered
aeroplane
may
be
a
stfjout,
source
of
noise
and
vibration
of
the
entire
craft,
set
up
In
a
var-1
lety
of
ways,
adds
to
the
turmoil.
Increase
of
speed
Introduces
fresh
difficulties;
it
has
been
found
that
a
speed
rise
of
100
feet
per
second
about
70
miles
an
hour)
multiplies
airscrew
noise
10
times.
Four
Blades
Quieter
An
airscrew
with
four
blades
Is
quieter
than
a
two-bladed
screw;
thin
blades
make
less
noise
than
thick
ones.
Here
is
an
indication
of
a
partial
cure
for
the
important
airscrew
noise.
In
the
design
of
engines,
in
spite
of
the
difficulty
of
producing
an
efficient
exhaust
silencer,
much
can
be
done
by
enclosing
valve
gear
and
other
moving
parts.
Vibration
is
lessened
In
modern
British
practice
by
the
em-i
ployment
of
rubber
shock-absorber
in
the
engine
bearers.
The
British
aircraft
and
engine
builder
is
thus
endeavoring
to
i
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Miss
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Olcitze.
who
rercntly
s:vam
'Hellespont,
being
greased
by
har
husband
preparatory
to
Enjnh
channel
swim
attempt,
hn
she
was
forced
out
of
water
nfter
lour
hours
due
to
cold
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Averages
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SATURDAY
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Maroons
4,
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TIGERS
WIN
FIRST
GAME
R?.vrn.rc
-.-..v.
24:-The
Tacoma
T11
won
thnlr
first
nm
nf
h
mont
m
city
police
court
mis
morn-
1
iacmc
coast
Hookey
League
last
Ing.
On
a
further
charge
under
th
Hunt
ovor
Hcuuu
Eskimos
by
scor'
Oame
Art
Kp"
e-r
Wis
fined
$1.
wha'
n
u,
br
t.hc
winning
with
;i
von
duy
option.
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;
Hi
d
period.
WIIY'SEND
TO
EATON'S
FOR
YOUll
TOYS!
We,
have
the
finest
selection
of
toys
this
year
that
will
meet
'
your
every
need
and
the
prices
are
right.
Barrie's
Kome
Furnishings
Third
Ave.
&
First
St.
Telephone
1?3
A.
MACKENZIE
-
FURNITURE
Chesterfield
Suites
Dining
Room
Suites
Bedroom
Suites
Tables
Book
Stands
Library
Tables
Come
and
see,
for
seeing
is
believing.
Our
prices
are
right
and
furniture
Just
from
the
factory
A.
Mackenzie
Furniture
Telephone
75
Third
vrnue
FOR
FALL
AND
CHRISTMAS
-FESTIVITIES
SAHARA
DRY
GINGER
ALE
A
True
Fruit
Drink
Unexcelled
By
Any
on
the
M;.-t"
Per
Dozen,
$1.50,
Delivered
A
Trial
Order
Will
Convince
You
BEAVER
BOTTLING
WORKS
Telephone
132
.
Prince
Rupert,
H.f
BLACK
HAWKS
WIN
HOCKEY
Scored
Their
First
Victory
Over
Lea
Canadiens
in
Three
Years
Last
Night
CHICAGO,
Nov.
34:
Cutting
loo;
e
with
the
best
hockey
they
h
io
niayed
on
the
home
ice,
Chicago
Black
Hawks
trounced
Montreal
cnaUns
in
-Sunday
ntfht's
National
Hockey
League
game
before
fifteen
thousand
spectators.
It
-vas
the
first
win
the
Hawks
had
M-er.
fl
over
Lea
Csmadlem
atoee
December,
1927.
At
Detroit,
the
Falcons
and
Bos-n
Bruins
battled
nip
and
tuck
Into
overtime,
scoring
four
times
in
iht
minutes
In
the
second
period.
The
New
York
Rangers,
at
home,
-
taged
the
biggest
goal
getting
spree
vhlch
has
been
seen
this
season
to
drfrat
the
Philadelphia
Quakers.
-
Old
Country
Soccer
k
Rangera
English
I.earie
Second
Divhion
Barnsley
3.
Reading
3.
Bradford
City
2,
Burnley
3.
Bristol
City
0,
Wolverhampton
Wanderero
3.
Bury
5.
MiUwall
0.
Cardiff
City
0.
Bradford
3.
Charlton
Athletic
3,
Southampton
1.
I
Everton
5,
Stoke
Olty
0.
'
Plymouth
Argyle
1,
Oldham
Athletic
1,
Port
vale
1,
Preston
Northend
0.
I
Swansea
Town
3.
Nottingham
Forest
2.
I
West
Bromwlch
Albion
0,
Totten
ham
Hotspurs
2.
Scottish
Leajue
-Second
DlvWon
Ablion
RoverspDundee
United.
I
postponed,
snow
auto
1,
wiir
AtnietK
1.
Arbroath.
,
Bjmeas
0,
abandoned.
'Dumbarlon-rn-echin
City,
postponed.
KJnga
Park
0,
Dumfermllne
Athletic
3,
abandoned.
Montrose
2,
Btenhousemulr
2.
Railh
Rovers
4,
Armadale
0.
St.
Bernard
I,
Queen
of
South
2.
'
St.
Johnstonr
3.
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Stirlingshire
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Thfrd
Lanark
0.
Clydebank
3.
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PIES
On
Sale
Each
and
Every
Wednesday
Ilefore
Noon
At
ThoElcctricBaUry
We
Deliver
Phone
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sunsni
Finished
Fancy
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crk
Pillow
Slips
and
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H
4
J'hone
Ked
JOii
Auditorium
GOLF
COURSE
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place
to
pa
sn
en-Joyahle
evrnlnc.
Clein,
ciaict,
rnmfortable
surroundings,
J,
FfQuhar.
5th
A
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AUDITORIUM
GOLF
COURSE
L.
J.
MARRKN
Proprietor
mi
finest
K'l.
There's
oril
''
against
the
cold
we
that's
the
proper
kaiJ
I
'
Buy
a
ton
of
coal
fro:'
11
J
fire
away
at
Old
Man
V.
n'
i"
He'll
quit
on
the
run
.'J
:
a
ton
of
coal,
today
.n
r
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the
haste
that
we
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