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THE
DUTTV
KEW3
Wednesday.
De
Get
Your
Local
Merchants
Price
Before
Sending
Your
Money
To
FOR
FALL
AND
CHRISTMAS
FESTIVITIES
SAHARA
DRY
GINGER
ALE
A
True
Fruit
Drink
Unexcelled
By
Any
on
the
Market
Per
Dozen,
$1.50,
Delivered
"
'
A
Trial
Order
Will
Convince
You
BEAVER
BOTTLING
WORKS
Telephone
132
Beyond
Purchase
Your
Photo
Cannot
be
Bought
What
is
more
appropriate
as
a
Christmas
gift
for
,
your
friends?
BENSON'S
STUDIO
Third
Ave.
W.
Thone
426
Of
Vital
Importance
The
eyesight
of
the
close
worker
is
a
matter
of
most
vital
importance.
A
test
by
a
qualified
optician
will
give
required
information.
A.
E.
IRELAND
Optometrist
324
Third
Ave.
Phone
Ked
"00
for
appointment
Christmas
Gifts
Silk
Underwear
2
garments
for
.
House
95c
95c
Hemstitchins
IDEAL
GIFT
SHOP
328
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Red
556
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING
Cannot
Begin
Too
Soon
Do
your's
now
at
STEVE
KING
fthestdtfe7tse
&$&insttheco7d
(,oineJuyfte
vjpesfuelm
cams
soa.
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
fire
away
at
Old
Man
Winter!1
He'll
quit
on
the
run.
Order
tori
of
coal
today
and
note
the
haste
that
we
display.
Philpott,
Evitt
&
Company
Ltd.
Phone
C4S
Dally
News
"Want
results.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
LOGGING
AT
ALICE
ARM
A!
Falconer
Starts
Removal
Cottonwood
Stand
Near
Illiance
River
Phillips.
Whist-Ladles
of
Logging
operations
were.
,
commenced
this
week
by
Al
Falconer
on
the
flats
near
the
Illiance
River'
at
Alice
Arm.
The
lmber
logged'iwill
be
cottonwood
and
will
be
shipped
to
the
Lamatco
Co.'s
veneer
mill
at
New
Westminster
where
it
will
be
manufactured
Into
veneer.
There
is
quite
a
stand
of
cottonwood
near
the
Illiance
River
and
a
small
crew
will
be
employed
during
the
next
two
months.
The
logs
will
be
hauled
from'
the
woods
to
the
water
by
caterpillar
tractor.
Oddfellows'
Card
Party
and
Dance
Enjoyable
and
Well
Atended
Afw
fair
Held
Last
Evening
In
Metropole
Hall
A
very
successful
whist
and
bridge
party
and
dance
was
held
last
night
by
the
Oddfellows'
Lodge
in
the
Metropole
Hall.
The
affair
was
largely
attended
and
'
enjoyable.
,
Prize-winners
at
cards
were:
Bridge
Ladies
first,
Mrs.
Anna'
Ross;
second,
Mrs.
Moore;
men's!
first
F.
A!
Rogers;
second
A.
R.
first,
Miss
Davlest
second,
Mr,s,,J.
WaUon;
men's:
Q..,
,
.
..
...
Garry
Hotel
here
before
they
con-
heJ
?W
tlnue
their
Journey
Into
the
strong-
nf
o
hL
Lh
i
.v,"10
6
lsla?hold
of
the
Balmy
Beachers.
whom
Si.??
lnA,?Vty
,n
l,he
they
meet
m
Toronto
Saturday,
steamer
Prince
Albert
to
air
grie-,
Ro
h
Rlds
are
conceded
a
vances
against
the
provincial
gov-
better
chance
thU
than
ever
ernment
in
regard
to
alleged
coal
before
and
the
entlre
we8t
wU1
be
land
grabbing
on
tre
Islands.
Some
puning
for
the
vlctory
tnat
win
cc.
BU
au
iar
a.
ui
cnarge
wiai
piace
the
west
on
the
grid
map
at
the
government
is
in
league
with
iagt.
the
coal
stakers.
William
Manson,
;
Natlve
have
what
u
probably
M.L.A.,
will
be
Interviewed.
the
finest
Junior
grid
machine
ever
turned
out
of
Winnipeg
and
their
In
spite
of
the
disrupted
condlo-
followers
are
confident
they
will
tlon
of
the
streets
owing
to
grad-
duplicate
the
feat
of
the
Reglna
lng
operations,
the
city
council
is
pats
who"
turned
back
8t.
Thomas,
doing
everything
possible
to
rend-
champions
of
the
east
two
years
cr
access
to
building
easy
in
event
of
fire
breaking
out.
ing
has
beveloped.
HOSPITAL
SERVICES
FOR
MOJITlf
ARRANGED
the
ago.
The
Canucks
will
meet
either
I
Toronto
Argos
or
Hamilton
Colle-
Iglate
Grads,
who
play
off
today.
Preparatory
to
the
forthcoming)
In
the
Winnipeg
party
will
be
18
poll
on
local
option,
the
fight
be-'players
and
four
officials
of
the
tween
prhlbltionists
and
modern-,
club
R.
J.
Bryans,
manager,
Nor-
tlonlsts
in
Prince
Rupert
is
gain-1
man
Patterson,
vice-president,
Fred
ing
momentum.
Many
meetings
are
;
Bryans
,
secretary,
and
"Scotty"
being
held
and
considerable
feel
Caldwell,
coach.
Another
player,
Ted
Morris,
star
half-back
of
the
squad,
will
be
picked
up
In
the
oast
where
he
has
.been
transferred
by
his
firm
since
the
last
game
here.
The
natives
are
taking
noiinnec,-
chances
cnancca
and
ana
inciuaea
inciuaea
in
nw
Rev.
n
c.
v
E.
Motte,
m
secretary
t.i,
of
,u.
the
essary
.
.,
w.
,n
t
PrlnrP
Plinprf
Mln1t.rll
,c"
4U'P'ii,
win
uc
u
w,c-b.
.tlon,
has
made
the
following
ar
rangements
for
Sunday
services
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
this
month:
December
7,
Rupert
East
United
Church;
December
14,
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church;
December
21,
First
United
Church;
December
28.
Salvation
Armv.
There
i
was
no
meeting
of
the
Ministerial
bring'
Association
yesterday
owing
to
lack'
of
a
quorum.
ion
bottles
of
Winnipeg
water
which
has
been
already
loaded
on
their
car.
Hockey
Scores
National
League
Montreal
2,
Chicago
1.
Canadlens
2,
Quakers
0.
Boston
3,
Toronto
2.
For
S
Lee,
light
heavyweights.
BUI
Stone
will
also
defend
last
year's
title
in
barrel
bouts.
Bert-
Morgan
will
be
master
of
ceremonies
and
Roi
Bames,
referee.
The
Irresistible
appeal
of
miniature
golf
seemed
to
gain
an
argument
in
Its
favor
in
Montreal
recently
when
fire
broke
out
in
the
fourth
story
of
a
building,
the
ground
floor
of
which
is
entirely
devoted
to
a
diminutive
thirty-six
hole
golf
course.
While
flames
raged
and
firemen
were
scaling
the
walls
to
pour
tons
of
water
on
'he
blaze,
the
players
engaged
in
helr
,
same
of
Tom
Thumb
did
not
even
flick
an
eylid
and
kept
on
with
the
arduous
task
of
avoiding
hazards.
An
amused
crowd
leered
ar,
them
through
large
windows,
finding
the
sight
a
lot
more
entertaining
than
a
mere
fire.
A.
M
Bmbley
has
ben
appoint
ed
by
the
skating
rink
committee
it
Vandorhoof
as
rink
manager,
and
a
commencement
on
the
rink
will
be
made
as
soon
as
weather
permits.
The
committee
Intend
to
carry
on
the
rink
Just
as
long
as
it
is
patronized
sufficiently
well
to
warrant
same.
They
have
decided
to
close
the
rink
whenever
funds
arc
not
available
to
continue
on.
VICTORIA
IS
WINNER
Australians
Score
Hollow
Victory
Over
West
Indians
In
Cricket
Match
at
Melbourne
MELBOURNE,
Australia,
Dec.
3:
Victoria
gained
a
hollow
victory
over
the
touring
West
Indian
cricket
team
here
yesterday
winning
by
an
Innings
and
254
runs.
.nwri
ickets
omeone
Somewhere
on
this
page,
in
two
different
advertisements
will
be
found
the
names
of
two
residents
of
this
city.
Examine
the
advertisements
carefully
and
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
either
of
the
golf
courses,
they
to
choose
which
one
they
desire.
These
tickets
arc
FREE.
,i
GRIDDERS
GO
EAST
'
Reiria;Roneh
Riders
and
Winnipeg
Native
Sons
Leave
For
Toronto
first.
S.
Hammond
second,
'
J,
i.
V
Hanson.
WINNIPEG.
Dec.
3:
The
West-
After
eards.
delicious
refresh-
ern
Canadian
"Rugby
Special"
will
SPORT
CHAT
for
its
smoker
tomorrow
evening.
The
list
of
events
is
as
follows:
Marvin
Rowe
vs.
Dynamite
Eck-ert,
flyweights.
Benny
Wendle
vs.
Pat
Clancon,
ments
were
served
and
dancing
Pul1
ou
Winnipeg
tonight
over
junlor
welterweight.
tuuuweu
wim
music
Dy
ine
uaa-
"
uw,
carrying
t
Nina
Gurvich
vs
G
fellows'
orchestra.
with
it
the
hopes
of
the
prairies
for
terwelghte
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
DomlnIon
championships
In
bothj
Dldo
au'rvtelfvi.
A.
airair
consisted
of
J.
E.
Jack,
mas-
Ju"or
ani
senior
gna
circles,
ter
of
ceremonies,
M.
McArthur-
In
two
special
cars
"The
National"
and
J.
L.
Mcintosh.
A.
Blackhall
w,n
carry
the
Re""
Hough
Riders,
presided
at
tre
door.
i
Ilve
wmes
weslern
Canada
senior
j
champions,
and
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
who
will
bear
Winnipeg's
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
December
2,
1910
Junior
banner
on
eastern
soli
for
the
first
time.
Led
by
their
famous
coach,
Al
Ritchie,
in
his
equally
famous
coon-skln
coat,
the
Reglna
sod
scufflers
left
their
prairie
citadel
last
night
and
are
spending
today
at
the
Fort
Holm,
wel-
HAWKS'WIN
SPREE
OFF
National
Hockey
League
Match
Last
Evening
froal
Mrnnn.
,hVH
Ih.
fflta.!"
A.
E.
PartOW.
MlSS
HtnkUrtOn
Black
Hawks'
winning
streak
last
a"dran
Clfbickla!f?lnB'
Men's
Stall-G.
P.
Tinker,
1
,v,f
.
.,-
f-...
of
!
Tr,,
E.
Cullln
and
O.
J.
Dawes.
,,
it,u
t
e.iv,
National
Hockey
League.
Smith
.
.
.
...
.
..
scored
from
Stewart
In
the
second'.""
T,..
r"
period
and
Gallagher
made
a
solo
A
,
w
iIoraer;
rush
to
score
In
the
third.
The
Black
Hawks'
score
was
made
by
March
in
the
first
period.
a
hard
fought
game.
Jollat
and
Morenz
scored
on
solos
in
the
third
period.
At
Boston,
the
Bruins
made
second
place
in
the
American
Division
of
the
National
League
by
defeating
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
three
to
two.
Thompson,
Bruin
goalie,
spoiled
many
of
Clancy's
chances.
The
Bruins
scored
one
in
each
period,
ELKS
WIN
BILLIARDS
Defeated
Grotto
1207
to
1135
Last
Evening
Elks
beat
Drotto
1207
to
1133
In
the
Billiard
League
last
night,
individual
scores:
Waugh
(
O
rot
to)
188,
Bah
g
no
(Elks)
250.
Howe
250,
Young
226.
Andrews
235,
Wllllscroft
250.
McLachlan
250,
Mitchell
231.
May.
212,
Smith
250.'5
High
breaks
Mitchell
and
Andrews,
37.
The
standing
to
date:
Games
Total
Average
Elks
8
9199
1150
Grotto
7
7803
1115
Legion
7
7685
10D8
program
which
was
1
during
the
afternoon
Mrs.
C.
rendered
Included
piano
solos
by
Misses
Ruth
Nelson,
At
Philadelphia,
the
Montreal
t
...
.
The
supper
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
W.
J.
Oreer
and
Miss
L.
M.
Ellett
was
cashier.
Assisting
in
serving
were
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
Misses
Molly
and
Frances
Cross,
Miss
Helen
Stamp-Vincent,
Miss
Eileen
Gibson.
Miss
Evelyn
Dalby,
Miss
Patrick,
Owyer
and
Miss
Mallory.
The
evening
program
Included
selections
by
Prof.
Pryce's
Juvenile
Oliver,
Chapman
and
Barry
being
I
"rcnesira,
vocai
soios
oy
mm.
j.
the
the
scorers.
scorers.
Conacher
Conacher
scored
scored
in
In
the
the
!
Waugh
and
J.
A.
Teng
and
violin
first
and
again
in
the
third
for
the
Maple
Leafs.
CHICKEN
WINNERS'
KNOCKOUT
WHIST
A.
K.
Nelson
and
B.
J.
Bacon
were
were
winners
of
chickens
in
the
Moose
Club
knock-out
whist
tournament
last
evening.
The
runners-up
were
B.
M.
Blmpson
and
O.
Webster.
The
final
score
was
15
to
6.
duets
by
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence
and
Prof.
Pryce.
SchmelingTo
Pay
Long
Visit
To
United
States
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
3
Max
Schm
eling,
the
German
world
heavy
weight
champion,
who
is
sailing
for
this
-continent
has
an
arrangement
with
,
Manager
Jacobs
by
which
he
shares
all
proceeds
on
a
one-third,
two-t,hlrds
basis,
Schme-llng
to
get
the
two-thirds
share.
The
German
fighter
has
a
lopg
string
of
engagements
for
radio
broadcasting,
pictures
at
Holly-woood
and
engagements
more
in
keeping
with
his
profession.
v'1.
FREE!
FREE!
A
guaranteed,
hand
pointed
enlargement
from
your
own
snapshot
or
photo.
Frames,
25
to
50
lower
priced
than
competitors,
Phone
or
write.
V.
B.
Cornish,
411
7th
Ave.W.
WESTERN
SALES
COMPANY
P.
O.
Box
i58
Central
Hotel
Outsiders
Beautiful
Hahdblocked
Bedspreads
And
TABLE
COVERS.
Guaranteed
fast
colors
made
In
India.
Special,
each
DAMASK
TABLE
COVERS
For
Breakfast,
Luncheon
or
Bridge
Parties:
needs
n
and
will
not
crack,
chip,
peel
or
be
marred
by
hut
dishes.
Your
choice
of
many
designs
at,
each
;
Annual
Effort
Yesterday
Afternoon
!
of
Anglican
Woman's
Auxiliary
!
Has
Good
Results
The
annual
basaar
yesterday
afternoon
and
last
evening
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
was
a
most
successful
affair
financially
as
well
as
from
every
other
standpoint
The
:
proceedings
wye
opened
at
3
o'clock
by
Mrs.
C.
H.
Orme,
wife
of
the
mayor,
and
continued
until
evening.
Supper
was
served
for
many
men
callers.
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew,
president
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary,
was
general
convener
and
following
were
the
ladles
in
charge
of
various
departments:
Fancy
Work
Mrs.
Oeorge
Rorle,
Mrs.
P.
M.
Rayner
and
Mrs.
Stamp-Vincent.
Cashier,
Mrs.
W.
K.
Owyer.
Plain
Sewing
Mrs.
E.
W.
Tucker
tand
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
M.
H.
Blott
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills.
Cafmly
Mrs.
A.
II.
Waddlngton,
Misses
Betty
and
Molly
Ellison,
i
Ruth
Nelson
and
eJan
and
Violet
!
Stamp-Vincent,
Mrs.
W.
C.
Aspinall
land
Mrs.
Herman.
White
Elephant
Mrs.
O.
V.
Evitt
and
Mrs.
Treaf.
Japanese
Stall
Miss
E.
O.
Lenox.
!
Mrs.
H.
K.
Yamanaeka,
Mrs.
H.
Mo-!
chlda.
Mrs;
Y.
Suehlro,
Mrs.
Abe,
1
Mrs
Kttagawa,
Mrs.
Ntshlktze
and
Mrs.
KaJL
Tea
Room
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan,
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin.
Mrs.
Q.
A.
Wood-,
The
Elks'
Lodge
has
arranged
an
,
.
.
,
....
,
land
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Plllsbury,
pour-
interesting
card
of
boxing
bauu'
jler;
Mrs.
F.
M.
Oood.
iNlchoIU.
Mrc.
J.
G.
1
Tomiki
VarniiKdr
tra
Mrs.
J.
W.
Johns.
Mrs.
J.
A.
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