hi
it!
f
1
otr
i
r,
i
WediM-.d,v
PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Scene
during
final
of
bushel
.basket
championsnip
race
at
recent
Borough
M.irket
and
South
London
fruiters'
annual
sports
at
Heme
Hill.
Buckley's
Mixture
A
Single
Sip
Proves
It'
T'
I
C
a
nir;
opportunity
for
those
who
want
Tailor
Made
Suits
See
our
windows
"or
special
low
prices.
Kcffular
Prices
Reduced
$5.00
to
S15.00
Finest
quality,
and
latest
patterns.
Come
In
and
see
us
today
before
it
is
too
late.
SUITS
Special
order
complete
and
finished
in
three
days.
.
See
Lin?
the
Cutter
Ling,
the
Tailor
Senortd
Avenue
Phone
Gi!)
mil
freeze
Is
Much
Cheaper
Than
a
New
Radiator
Anti
Freete
far
cold
weather
in
aurance
for
your
motor
and
radiator
We
have
a
full
line,
Including
Pretone,
llador
(llyrcrlne
and
Alcohol
Oprhaul
Your
Old
;
Jire
Chains
And
anticipate
your
needs
In
this
line
while
our
stock
,
is
complete
Cbld
Weather
Makes
hard
starting.
Why
pot
Install
a
new
battery
now?
OtJIt
TRICE
IS
UIGIIT
U-Platc
Rattcry
..$10.00
13-lMatc
Rattcry
..$12.00
S.E.
PARKER
LTD.
I'llQNK
83
FOHI)
DEALERS
'I
BISHOP
IS
BACK
HOME
'(
ontiniipd
from
r-.i""
mu"
headiuartsrs
and
residence
of
the
Archbiehop
of
Canterbury,
who
is
the
head
of
the
Anglican
Church
In
the
world.
There
were
present
no
less
than
307
bishops
and
arch
bishops.
These
were
of
al
races,
all
nationalities
and
came
,
from
all
"parts
of
the
world.
Trie
United
States
was
represented
with
over
50
bishops
of
the
Protestant
Episcopal
Church.
All
Canada's
archbishops
bishops
were
there
with
the
exception
of
three
whom
illness
pre
vented
from
attending.
Lambeth
Conference
lasted
for
over
five
weeks
and
the
remainder
cf
the
time
that
Bishop
Rix
was
in
England
he
spent
in
missionary
.
work
on
behalf
of
this
diocese.
The
most
of
the
time
was
spent
in
Eng
land
where
Bishop
Rix
visited
some
one
hundred
places.
He
spent
two
weeks
In
Sctland
and,
before
ing
home,
visited
the
Continent
for
three
weeks,
going
to
Paris,
Brussels
and
Antwerp.
His
daughter,
Mrs.
C.
W.
Breukleman,
who
has
been
living
at
The
Hague,
visited
with
him
in
Paris.
Incidentally,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Breukleman
are
about
to
leave
Europe
for
Oklahoma
where
they
will
spend
three
or
four
months
before
embarking
from
Victoria
for
Java
where
they
expect
to
reside
for
some
years.
Mr.
Breukleman
is
In
the
service
of
the
Shell
Oil
Co.
and
his
duties
necessitate
extensive
travelling.
Bishop
Rix,
asked
regarding
conditions
In
the
Oid
Land,
expressed
the
opinion
that
a
person
who
had
been
there
even
for
q
year
was
hardly
qualified
to
speak.
As
for
himself,
he
saw
little
to
indicate
that
there
was
want
or
privation
although
he
knew
it
was
there.
Even
in
the
slums
of
London,
children
looked
stout
and
healthy.
The
dole
was
instrumental
in
this
condition
of
affairs.
Many
men
were
getting
as
much
under
the
dole
as
they
had
ever
earned.
The
dole
was
an
abomination,
the
Bishop
declared.
Yet
it
seemed
that
it
was
needed.
Explaining
a
report
as
to
making
hlsl&st
official
appearance
at
Van-derhoof,
Bishop
Rix
explained
that
this
was
due
to
the
fact
that
Cariboo
diocese
waa
taking
over
the
work
at
Vanderhoof
which
really
belonged
In
that
diocese
but
which'
had
been
administered
up
to
now
by
Caledonia
diocese.
Pleas01
P
The
tlngline
UMc
pf
frch
mint
learet
U
rI
treat
for
your
tweet
tooth.
WRIGLEYS
Afford
people
everywhere
great
comfort
and
long4aitiog
enjoyment
Nothing
clc
give
so
much
bve
fit
t
to
small
a
coU.
It
b
a
wonderful
help'
la
'work
and
play
keep
you
cool,
calm
ana
contented.
A
A
A
PITTSBURG
TO
GET
FRANCHISE
Will
Take
Place
f
Niagara
Falls
In
i
International
Hockey
League,
.
It
Is
Announced
.TORONTp,
Oct,,
22:
Pittsburg
will
take
over
Niagara
.Falls'
franchise
in
the
International
Hockey
League
next
season,
Is
was
decided
at
a
meeting
of
the
league
yesterday.
HARRY
DILLON
WINS
DECISION
Winnipeg
Light
Heavyweight
Defeated
Opponent
From
Texas
In
Indianapolis
Bout
INDIANAPOLIS,
Oct.
22:
Harry
Dillon,
Winnipeg
light
heavyweight,
outpointed
Churck
Burns
of
San
i
Antonio,
Texas,
In
10
rounds
here
last
night.
MOOSE
WHIST
TOURNAMENTS
ARE
POPULAR
The
weekly
Knock-out
whist
tour,
naments
at
the
Moose
Club
are
bedouins
increaslnjly
popular,
there
"jelng
a
larger
crowd
than
ever
in
ttendance
last
night.
It
was
the
first
time
that
the
affair
had
been
hrown
open
to
the
public.
First
prizes,
chickens,
were
won,
by
C.
R.
Blggart
and
partner
while
i
second
nrlze.
two
bet
doss,
wpnt
t
H.
Letourneati
and
J.
Lctourneau.
The
score
was
15
to
10.
District
News
,
TERRACE
Miss
L.
M
Bowron,
welfare
officer
representing
the
Department
of
Education,
visited
the
various
schools
In
the
district
during
the
past
week.
'
Mrs.
C.
M.
McKinnon
of
Vanars-dol.Jeft
on
Thursday
via
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
visit
her
mother
for
a
short
time,
thence
proceeding
to
California
where
she
will
visit
with
her
daughter.
She
will
probably
be
away
several
months.
Fred
Nash,
who
has
been
In
the
north
for
five
months
on
Govern
ment
survey
work,
accompanied
by
Howard
Wilson,
arrived
home
on
Wednesday.
The
hospital
dance
was
held
in
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
on
Frl-l
day
night;
about
forty
couples
at
1
tended,
The
local
orchestra,
assisted
by
Mr.
..aavan
with
xvlo-phone
and
glockenspiel,
furnished
the
mulc.
Every
one
appeared,
tv
enjoy
themselves,
although
thaj
attendance
was
not
as
good
as,
might
have
been
desired
due,
no,
dobt,ftp
the
Jnclemeni.
'weather;
j
Henry
Smith
of
Smlthers
haaj
taken
'the
position
of
mechanic
at
the
Terrace
parage
vacated
by
Norman
Yac'k,
who
has
left
for
hU
old
home
In
Ontario
to
visit
rela
tlves.
f
SORE
SPORT
CHAT
i
Another
EngJish
Rugby
season
is
j
under
way
in
the
Maritime
Provinces
and
if
the
games
played
to
date
can
be
taken
as
a
criterion
of
what
is
to
come
Maritime
football
followers
are
due
for
a
fine
.season.
The
Halifax
City
League
Is
well
under
way,
with
the
Wand-jerers
but
in
front
with
victories
over
Dalhousle
and
Acadia.
Last
season
the
Halifax
City
Leaeue
.winners,
holders
of
the
McCurdy
Trophy
since
It
was
first
offered
a$
emblematic
of
the
Maritime
English
league
championship,
did
not
compete
for
the
trophy,
finishing
their
leaRue
schedule
too
late
to
challenge.
University
of
New
Brunswick
scored
their
first
victory
on
the
trophy
by
upsetting
Caledonia,
Cape
Breton
chamolons
after
the
latter
team
had
won
the1
McTler
Trophy,
at
Montreal.
U.N.B.,
to
date,
has
shown
another:
strong
team
while
Cs'edonli
with
au
of
last
year's
regulars
and
a
few
newcomers
in
uniform,
ar?
aiming
at
the
McCurdy
Trophy.
Caledonia
faces
a
hard
schedule,
there
being
four
teams
In
the
Cap
Rraton
League,
but
to
date,
the
MeTier
Cup
holders
have
not
-x-perienced
any
great
difficulty
fn
winning.
Unle-.
the
Winder:-?
eraek,
they
should
win
In
Halifax,
although
the
light
yeung
Aoadla
fifteen,
which
held
the
Reds
to
a
8-3
More
may
rally.
The
Dalhou-
rie
Tiqpr;
do
not
appear
to
be
as
rtron
as
h-'.
year,
when
they
won
the
city,
championship.
Mount
Allison
'defeated
by
Charlottetown
AboqweJts
and
Da'housie
seem
to
be
miiMof
the
championship
picture.
As-
has
been
the
case
the
Jast
few
seasons.
Halifax
champions.
University
of
New
Brunswlek
and
Caledonia
are
expected
to
'be
In
the
f
inaj
playoffs
for
the
Maritime
supremacy.
;
TGDMGRGAN
WINS
FIGHT
Outpointed
Hector
McDonald
In
Fast
Rounds
At
Los
Angeles
LOS
ANGELES,
Oct.
23
Tod
Morgan
defeated
Hector
McDonald
of
Vancouver
on
Tuesday
night
In
tn
fast
rounds.
Morgan
is
now
a
full-fledged
lightweight.
High
Tide
Today
The
steamer
Prince
George,
arriving
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
the
south,
and
the
Princees
Louise,
in
at
2
p.m..
loomed
up
large
at
their
docks
owing
to
an
extremely
high
tide.
Gang
planks
to
the
lowect
decks
presented
quite
a
grade
on
going
aboard
the
ships.
The
tide
was
to
have
been
officially
23.3
feet
but
waterfront
tide
re
gisters
showed
nearly
25
feet.
Anglican
Tea
and
Sale
Is
Success
Substantial
Sum
of
$50
Realized
at
Affair
Ycsterdav
at
Home
of
Mrs,'
J.
C.
McLennan
The
machinery
or
Glggey's
new
Jhe
tea
"lew
h,W
rdf.y
"fterno"
by
sawmill
arrived'
on
Thursday
last
?e
f!2fu.xU;
and
U
now
being
installed
and
the
ZLli
tT
FiKJi
.
the
hom
ef
Mrs.
J.
c
C.
MeLennan,
mill
ni
Is
i.
,.,t
to
Ka
be
,
expected
;tlon
within
a
week.
THROAT
Rub
on
VTeks;
alio
vary
few
hours
melt
a
little
in
the
mouth
and
let
trickle
slow
1
down
throat.
OVtR
-ttMllUON
JARS
USED
YEARtY
opcra"
Borden
Street,
proved
a
very
suc
cessful
affair,
the
sum
of
$50
being
realized.
!
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew,
president
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary,
and
Mrs.
McLennan
received,
the
guests
and
Mrc
J.
H.
Plllsbnry
and
Mrs.
W.
II.
Tobey
ooured.
Assisting
by.
serving
-
were
M-
s7
A.
J!.
EzetWdhes,
Mrs.
AlIWahdlngtOTrrMrs.
c.
a
Mills,
IMrsJA.
E.
ParfoW
aHdrUJV.
A;
j
McLean.
Mrs.
Stamp-Vincent
and
Mrs.
W.
!C.
Asplnall
were
in
charge
of
the
home
cooking
table
and
Mrs.
C,
V.
Evitt
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Nlcholls,
the
candy.
Mrs.
George
Rorie
was
cashier.
Y
'
1
A
delightful
musical
program
rendered
during
the
afternoon
Included
vocjfil
solos
by
Mrs.
F.
N.
Good
and
Mrs.
C,
L.
Monroe,
with
Mrs
Ojjlr.lCullln
at
the
piano,
and
recitations
by
Miss
ueryi
uircn.
C.
N,
R.CRIBBAGE
i
GAMES
PLAYED
General
Office
Maintain-
Substantial
Lead
In
Standing
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Crlbbage
Lsanue
results
last
night
were
as
fnliows;
Dry
Dock
Machinists
12.
Round
House
15.
Locomotive
Shops
11.
Freight
Sheds
16.
Dry
Dock
Steelworkers
14.
Car
Shops
13.
Station
10,
General
Offices
17
League
Standing
W.
L.
General
Offices
55
Car
Shops
.43
38
Dry
Dock
Steeiwrn
kers
48
St
Freight
Sheds
..
il
41
Station
;;;!
43
Locomotive
Shops
4I
Dry
Dock
Machinists
'
40
Round
House
34
47
Pts.
55
43
43
40
38
36
35
34
Bobby
Juni's
WalKllIK
llow
i
:
U.
IT
)V,!1
n
f.cr
i
!
f.l
Menu
Pa.
M
Cln.-r
.,'
Kick-off
;it
.,
v.am
"f
h!';h
.v
..vin
v,
B'
l.
i'ii-
Mu
D
w
.
y-
i
VairT
ndl
Unjvi-rsi'y
The
b
hk-
pl.t.!
ui
s
!-
ii'W
Sti'"(,;i
ft
i.m
.'-:'.uuu.:i
A
Mid-Atlantic
Hello
((OeUo
Mother.
Wro
having
a
wonderful
XI
yorase.
left
Soutkampton
day
before
yeater-flay
and
arrive
Qu4ho
day
after
tomorrow."
The
young
man
whoee
pkaatom
outline
thows
in
the
Picture
of
one
of
the
deluxe
apirtaenU
of
the
nw
Canadian
Pic
Haw
Itapret,
rf
nnuin
vrtll
be
able,
whea
the
Aim
ton
hlp
entws
wvlee
b!
tween
Qutboc
and
SouUamplon
next
June,
to
talk
tp
anyone
in
Europe
or
the
Americas
for
tbo
first
time
In
Canada'a
tnarlttae
hUtory.
Above,
a
rocent
photof
raph
ahows
tho
new
liner
Installation
that
will
ho
a
feature
of
overy
first
Class
bedroom
or
apartment
Direct
connection
through
the
ahlp'a
swltchboardwlth
any
land
telephone
wlU
make
calling
Vancouver
or
0
from
mld-Atlantle
J6st
a
matter
of
lifting
tM
receiver
and
asking
for
the
number.
,The
CaiiadUJJ
Pacific
announces
that
tho
wlrelew
"telephone
bo
so
iwwerful
that
continuous
touch
will
4
o10
talntd
with
both
sides
of
the
Atlantic
.
The
magnlflcept
new
Empress
of
Urltatn,
7
'
long,
07H
feet
wlda
and
wtm
a
speed
of
2i
fx
will
bring
Cherbourg,
.SouUuunptoa
and
Qu
moro
than'
a
day
cloaer.
3SS