Call
In
the
Studio,
we
will
be
pleased
to
show
you
the
different
dies
and
styles.
Bve-
ning
sittings
by
appointment.
BENSON'S
STUDIO
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
itC
Of
Vital
Importance
The
eyesight
of
toe
dose
worker
is
a
matter
of
most
vital
importance.
A
test
by
a
qualified
optician
will
give
required
information.
A.
E.
IRELAND
.
Optometrist
321
Third
Ave.
Phone
lied
70
for
appointment
Christmas
Gifts
Sflk
Underwear
2
garments
for
.
House
Presses
each
-
W
rmi
Dally
News
quick
results.
95c
95c
Hemstitching
IDEAL
GIFT
SHOP
38
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Red
EM
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING
Cannot
Begin
Too
Soon
Do
your's
now
at
STEVE
KING
Ben
Carls
tad,
1106
Ambrose
Ave.
The
2st
defense
&gAinstttoco7d
Lome
Jjuy
tae
finesifael
cacs
so47
There's
only
one
defense
against
the
cold
weather
and
that's
the
proper
kind
of
coal.
Buy
a
ton
of
coal
from
us
and
ffWaway
ot
Old
Man"
Winter.
'
HeTl
quit
on
the
run.
Order
a
ton
of
coal
today
and
note
the
haste
that
we
display.
Philpott,
Evitt
&
Company
Ltd.
,
Phone
Gig
Want
Ads"
bring
PAGE
rOTO
TTtr
fAYTV
NFW3
turdav,
KQVtlj
.
Get
Your
Local
Merchant's
Price
lefore
Sending
Your
Money
HP
lo
Outsit
HAD
TRIP
...
j
"CTITTATX
AND
CHRISTMAS
FESTIVITIES
SAHARA
DRY
GINGER
ALE
A
True
Fruit
Drink
Unexcelled
By
Any
on
the
Market
Per
Dozen,
$1.50,
Delivered
A
Trial
Order
Will
Convince
You
.
BEAVER
BOTTLING
WORKS
Telephone
132
GIVE
PHOTOS
This
Christmas
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
IN
NORTH
Famous
Priest,
Author
and
His-torian
Had
Interesting
Summer,
MONTREAL,
Nov.
29
After
travelling
10,600
mites
on
a
journey
which
took
him
through
the
Canadian
Northwest
and
far
into
I
the
Ice
bound
Arctic,
Rev.
Father
i
'
Duchaussols,
celebrated
author
and
historian,
has
returned
to
Mont-'
real
for
a
short
respite
before
go-'
tag
to
the
Jungles
of
Africa.
I
Father
Duchaussols
crossed
Canada
via
the
C.
N.
railways
in
June
and
started
into
the
north
:
from
McMurray,
accompanied
by
Mgr.
Oabrlel
Breynat,
Apostolic
vicar
of
the
Mackenzie.
He
covered
'
6,590
miles
by
land,
water
and
air
j
to
visit
a
handful
of
Eskimos
and:
Indians
in
twenty
scattered
ml-j
sions.
They
,
reached
Akvik.
in
July
i
and
from
there
"went
to
Herchell'
Island
wrtre,
a'J$i
'mission
was
es-
tabliabed.
;.Irn
-he.
Hudson's
Bay
Compartf
rfefntyg
"Baychlmo,"
thev
travelled'
.down
Coronation
Oulf,
braving
the
hazards
of
ice!
and
feeling
their
way
along
thai
snore
without
a
compass
because
the
iron
deposits
m
the
rocks
made
it
undependable.
I
.
Returning
to
civilization.
Father.
Duchaussols.
covered
in
less
than!
ten
hours
what
wmild
have
taken'
two
and
a-half
months
by
old
methods
of
trayf!
TIMBERING
AT
TERRACE
Entertainment
Junior
League
Catholic
Churcl
The
Junior
League
of
the
Catho-1
lie
Church
held
a
very
interesting
piueriammeni
iasi
evening
wnien
was
well
attended.
It
took
the
form
of
a
debate
in
which
Miss
Margaret
Stalker
and
Miss
Annie
Lipp
spoke
for
the
affirmative
and
for
the
negative
Freddie
Reich
and
Paddle
Palmer.
After
supper
there
was
music
and
J
uuncing.
me
program-Deing:
waltz,
solo,
MISS
Murray:
comic
sketch.
Jo'ei.
wt
irui;
iox
wov
i
lauies
rjulwich
ciioice;
musioai
arms;
strip
tnB
county
2.
hijw,
iu
nut,
iiuino
wauz.
Woman
Flyer
Thought
Lost
HAVANA,
Nov.
29:
Practically
all
hope
has
been
given
up
for
the
safety
of
Mrs.
J.
M.
Keith
Miller,
the
plucky
Australian
woman
aviator,
who
disappeared
yesterday
while
flying
from
here
to
Miami.
0.
Tranmere
Rovers
4,
Oateshead
4.
r
Wfexham
2,
Wlgahboro
0.
Nelson
4,
Workington
0.
Hartlepool
United
2,
Stockport
County
3.
Accrlngton
Stanley
3,
Lancaster
Town
1.
Scarborough
6,
Rhyl
Athletic
0.
York
Cltv
3,
Oresley
Rovers
1.
Chesterfield
Town
1,
Notts
County
2.
Newark
2,
Rotherham
United
1.
Gainsborough
Trinity
1,
Scun-
j
thorpe
United
0.
Crewe
Alexander
1,
Jarrow
o:
Lincoln
City
8,
Barrow
3.
Carlisle
United
J,
New
Brighton
1.
1
Southport
4.
Darlington
2.
Walsall
1.
Bournemouth
0.
Aldershot
4.
Peterborough
1.
Folkstone
5,
St.
Ingbourne
3.
Norwich
City
2,
Swindon
Town
0.
Luyon
Town
2,
Clapton
Orient
2.
Walthamston
Avenue
1,
Watford
Northfleet
United
0.
Exeter
City
;IIamlet
2,
Newport
Crystal
Palace
6,
Tawnton
Town
Tunbridge
Wells
3,
Klngstonlans
0.
.
Fulham
1,
Wimbledon
1.
Ilford
1,
Brentfprd
8.
,
Northampton
Town
1,
Coventry
city
2.
QllKngham
7,
Guildford
city
20.
Brlston
Rovers
4.
Merthyr
Town
1.
For
Someone
Somewhere
on
this
page,
in
two
different
advertise
ments
will
lie
found
the
names
of
two
residents
of
this
city.
Examine
the
advertisements
carefullyand
find
the
names.
If
the
two
persons
whose
names
arc
in
the
advertisements
will
call
at
the
Daily
News
Office
they
will
be
presented
with
a
ticket
to
either
the
Capitol
Theatre
or
two
tickets
for
games
at
cither
of
the
golf
courses,
they
to
choose
which
one
they
desire.
These
tickets
are
FREE.
11
IT
M
1
1
RAW
1
TIE
GAME
(Fighter
Knocked
Out
of
Ring
IN
U(CYVY
h0
aps
f
Spectators
in
First
til
iiVVai
SEATTLE.
Nov.
2
Vancouver
and
Seattle
went
into
a
three-way
tie
with
Portland
for
first
place
in
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
when
the
Lions
and
Eskimos,
played
a
2-2
overtime
tie
last
night.
Vancouver
scored
in
the
first
and
!
third
periods
and
Seattle
two
In
The
pole
and
lu;nber
markets
as
!
the
second.
'
far
as
the
Terrace
district
at
least
is
concerned
does
not
seem
to
be
in
such
a
deplorable
condition.
The
FIRST
ROUND
ENGLISH
Little
mill
has
been
shipping
several
vninnw
ui
puies
every
wee&
ion
some
time
and
the
prises
received
are
said
to
be
Quite
satisfactory.
8everai
other
Independent
shippers
have
also
been
selling
carload
lots.
'
There
is
no
Indication
that
orders
Will
be
out
down
durjng
the
winter.
'
In
the
lumber
business,
the
Terrace
frtlU
recently-dipped
four
car-
j
loads
of
spruce
into
Quebec
pro-i2
vince
as
wen
m
canpaa
iois
w
new
York
and
Philadelphia.
Orders
are
now
on
hand
for
several
points
nearer
home
and
it
looks
like
a
fair
winter
for
the
mill.
CUP
FOOTBALL
TODAY
LONDON,
Nov.
29:-ResulU
of
football
matches
in
First
Round
proper
of
the
English
Soccer
Cup
competition
played
today
were
as
follows:
Wellington
Town
0.
Wombwell
0.
Rochdale
1,
Doncaster
Rovers
2.
Halifax
Town
2,
Mansfield
Town
Round
at
Chicago
Last
Night
Mickey
Walker
Successful
In
Second
Entry
Into
Heavyweight
Class
By
Winning
in
First
Round
By
Technical
Knockout
CHICAGO,
Nov.
29:
There
was
an
uproarious
scene
here
last
night
when
Mickey
Walker
signalized
his
second
entry
into
heavyweight
class
by
scoring
a
technical
knockout
over
K.
0.
Christner.
The
f
igrtf
had
scarcely
commenced
before
it
ended.
After
38
seconds
of
boxing
Chrigtner
took
a
left
hook
on
the
chin
and
went
over
the
ropes,
land
ing
in
tne
laps
or
wie
spectators.
-
Christner
seemed
to
be
stunned
for
he
failed
to
climb
back
Into
the
ring
in
time
and
was
counted
out
by
the
referee.
Backers
of
Walker
went
wild
with
excitement
and
the
place
was
In
an
uproar
for
some
Ume.
SPORT
CHAT
Basketba't
is
again
being
played
in
Anyox
this
winter
and
keen
competition
prevails
when
biweekly
sets
of
games
are
played.
Usually,
Prince
Rupert
has
been
able
to
have
mtertown
games
with
Anyox
during
the
season
but
as
no
basketball
has
been
organised
here
this
winter,
the
smelter
town
boys
if
they
want
to
travel
this
year,
will
have
to
go
elsewhere
probab
ly
to
Ketchikan,
BILLIAUD
RESULTS
Elks.
1187:
Legion,
022.
Balagno
(Elks)
260;
Andrews
(Legion)
131.
Young
187,
Murray
250.
Wllliseraft
260,
Tinker
163.'
Mitchell
360,
Zieman
245.
Smith
20,
Baptie
133.
High
break,
Balagno,
29.
Picture
Censor
Is
Resigning
VICTORIA.
Nov.
20
The
health
of
Josenh
Walters,
chairman
of
the
board
of
motion
picture
can-
fnaaria
t)nv1r
T)nnnAM
ft
Tfanfviaa
BAri
la1
trt
htt
rpmiPJlt
fO
the
St.
0.
.'
Itorney-general
that
he
be
relieved
Southend
United
O.TorqUaty
UnUJbfhls
duties.
The
choice
of
a
sue
ted
1.
cesser
is
under
advisement.
Spectators
Objected
to
Fight
Decision
NEW
YORrtrNov!
29-Fidel
La
Barba,
Pacific
Coast
featherweight
won
the
decision
over
Bud
Taylor
of
Terre
Haute
in
a
feature
ten.
round
bout
here
last
night,
a'
crowd
of
8,000
spectators
booed
the
decision
lustily.
Old
Country
Soccer
English
League
First
Division
Aston
Villa-Portsmouth
postpon
ed.
0.
Bolton
Wanderers
2.
Birmingham
Chelsea
1,
Arsenal
5.
Orlmsby
Town
2,
Leeds
United
0.
Huddersfleld
Town
1,
Manchester
City
I.
Liverpool
8,
Sheffield
United
1.
Manchester
United
1.
Sunderland
1.
Mlddlesbarough
4,
Derby
County
1.
Newcastle
United
2,
Blackburn
Rovers
3.
.,.'
'Sheffield
Wnediy.7,
Blackpool
WeSthdm
United
2,
Leicester
City
0.
Scottish
League
First
Division
Aberdeen
4,
Morton
0.
Alrdrie
2,
Cowdenbeath
1.
.
Ayr
United
2,
Motherwell
3.
Celtic-Dundee
postponed.
East
Fife
4,
Falkirk
4.
Hamilton
1,
Hibernians
0.
Hearts
3,
St.
Morren
1,
Kilmarnock
2,
Queens
Park
1.
Lelth
Athletic
2,
Pa'rtlck
Thistle
Rangers
5,
Clyde
1.
VANCOUVBR,
Not.
29
Work
on
i
the
rebuilding
of
the
new
Cana-ffltn
National'
pier,
which
was
f-(rtroyed
by
Itte
last
August
will
be
commsswed
on,,aUirday
morn
In
?
With
the
preliminary
tfHes
of
the
'work
completed,
everything
will
be
rushed
along
as
fast
as
pos-jsibte
and
t
believe
we
will
have
the
new
pier
ready
for
operation
ear-ff
to
Jane."
said
B.
C.
Keeley,
Pacific
Coast
manager.
C.
N.
steam
ships,
who
returned
home
from
Men
treat
today,
1
Mr.
Keeley
has
been
in
the
east
on
business
in
connection
with
the
reconstruction
of
the
new
pier
bat
could
make
no
announcement
until
the
plans
had
been
finally
pasted
by
the
eastern
executive
of-,
ficials.
The
plans
have
now
reach
-led
Vancouver.
The
Northern
Cou
rtructlbti
Company
are
the
gn-
el
eentraetors
for
the
work,
but
ViJjfrMfttoi'
Natpnal
enginee:-
3airwJbeln
eharsre.
The
new
pier
will
be
laid
out
Wos4mewhat
shnfUr
lines
to
tAe1
one
whiefi
was
burned
dur'n;
the
summer.
It
wni
be
1,800
feet
in
length
and
330
feet
in
width.
double
track
wMl
be
constructed
Itfaroug
the
centre
of
the
pier
forth
freight
ears
to
be
loaded
Vri
paded
to
and
from
the
(OfturtMy
8.
O.
JomMnn
Oo.)
Bayview,
1,
niL
Big
Missouri.
41.
.
Cork
Province,
nil,
1.
Cotton
Belt,
la,
all.
George
Copper,
0,
nil.
,
Georgia
River,
2.
2Vfc.
oofconda.
31,
nil.
O
rand
view,
nil,
3.
;
Independeoee,
1,
14.
Kootenay
Florence,
1,
nil.
Kootenay
King.
1.
nil.
L.
&
L
nil,
1.
Lucky
Jim,
H4,
nlL
Marmot
River
Gold,
nil,
2.
Marmot
MetalL
nil,
1,
National
Sllvef,
2,
2ft.
Noble
Five,
4,
9.
Oregon
Copper.
5,
SVfc.
Pend
Oreille,
70.
nil.
Premier,
76,
80.
Porter-Idaho,
7.
7.
Reeves
Macdonaid.
22,
nil.
Rufue-Argenta.
2,
nil.
Ruth-Hope,
nil,
5.
Silver
Crest,
14,
11.
Silverado
Cons
8,
7.
w
Snowflake,
2,
3.
Whitewater,
4,
nil.
Woodbine,
1,
li.
Bluebird,
nil,
3.
OILS
A.
P.
Con.,
304,
n.
Calmont,
20,
24.
Dalhousie,
90,
53.
Devenlsh,
6,
7.
Fabyan
Pete,
24,
2.
Home,
2.08,
2.10.
Royalite,
18.00,
1850.
Hargal.
10,
nil.
Freehold.
15.
nil.
Merland,
134,
13.
Mercury,
28,
27.
Sterling
Pacific.
10.
11.
United,
27,
2fi.
Terrace
Wins
First
Place
Fall
Fairs
VICTORIA.
NOV.
29
Terrace
is
the
winner
in
the
circuit
of
five
agricultural
rural'
fairs
it
is
.announced
by
the
judges,
with
83.1
1
points.
Saanlchton
captured
first!
place
for
the
whole
province
with1
80.0
marks.
'
Special
CKesterf
ielH
Suites
These
suites
are
fully
guaranteed
by
us
and
i
:
fortunate
buy
that
We
are
able
to
offer
them
j;
.
'
'tt
!''.:
S175
Cash
or
Terms
may
he
arranged
through
our
Home
Lovers
Club
Your
choice
of
Blue
or
Mulberry
Mohair
and
;
,
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
Third
Ave.
&
First
St.
lephoBti
BEGIN
WORK
ON
NEW
DOCK
C.
Keeley
Tells
of
Plans
to
PimIi
W'otk
Forward
as
Rapidly
As
Possible
Auditorium
At
ITS
It!
1
H
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II
Mil
i
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f
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ii
in
i
Just
the
plar-c
to
pls,u
Jyabl
evenin?.
tltni.
cerafeMaMi-
surroandinjv
Cor
Fuit.ji
&
AUDITORIUM
GOLF
rot
USE
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J.
MARRFV
Prooritto
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