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.Golf
Course
School
Children's
Special
Period
Saturday
Morning
.
.From
10
to
12
Saturday
Evening
IMLAGNO'S
Six-Piece
Orchestra
Golf's
Fairyland
Tor
Your
Thanksgiving
Dinner
a
Choice
Bulkley
Valley
Turkey
Will
ensure
the
Utmost
enjoyment.
We
have
only
a
limited
supply,
so
would
advise
you
to
make
your
selection
at
the
earliest
date
possible.
Bulkley
Market
311
Third
Ave.
Phone
178
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n
iuvism
Hiiniaa
mxm.i
Avoid
Eyestrain
Eyestrain
leads
to
serious
cemslfoations
with
the
eyes.
Cheek
it
NOW
with
the
right
states.
We
are
prepared
to
grhjd
Just
the
correct
lenses
for
every
need.
J.
H.
Bulger
OPTOMETRIST
611
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
122
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rata
cb
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or
Repaired
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Done
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BRAM)
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Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
WHIST
PLAY
LAST
NIGHT
Tive
Teams
Still
Tied
For
Leader
Get
pays.
ship
of
League
Grotto
1
2
Canadian
Legion
1
2
Moose
1
2
Seal
Cove
l
2
Leif
Erikson
0
2
the
As.
reading
naoit
li
Auditorium
GOLF
COURSE
NOW
OPEN!
lust
the
place
to
pass
an
enjoyable
evening..
Clean,
quiet,
comfortable
surroundings.
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Now,Ppcn
AUDITORIUM
GOLF
COURSE
L.
J.
MARREN
Proprietor
SOMETHING
NEW
FOR
LADIES
AND
RENTS
Large
assortment
new
clothes
for
autumn
and
winter
just
to
hand.
All
finest
quality
and
latest
patterns.
Come
in
and
see
us
today.
Suit
or
overcoat
complete
and
finished
in
three
days.
Ling,
the
Cutter
Steam
cleaning,
pressing
and
alter
ing,
we
deliver
any
part
of
the
city.
LING
THE
TAILOR
817
Second
'Ave.
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Phone
619
The
Regal
Shop
Wc
carry
a
complete
line
of
Academy
Vellum,
Stationery
&
.Papcteries,
Artcraft
Crepe
Paper
British
manufacture,
for
all
kinds
of
decorating.
Candies
and
Tobaccos
MR.
&
MRS.
JOHN
McRAE
300
Block,
Third
Avenue
Phone
Red
442
RESHIES
WIN
GAME
f
Arc
NOw
Leading
In
High
School
Football.
league
Prince
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League
results
last
night
were
as
'"
i.
follows:
Seal
Cove
6,
Leif
Brikson
3.
Vttterday
afternoon
thfe
fourth
Dry
Dock
7,
arotto
2
Kame
of
01(5
Highi-School
"Footbai:
Canadian
Legion
5,
Six
MuskeU
Leaue
was
won
the
ada
eers
4.
n'
aass
wn
tney
defeated
tn?
Grotto
Rambler
2.
1.
O.
D.Y
4ni
from
the
middle
-grades
of
Moose
C,
Wanderers
3.
League
Tabic
W.
L.
Dry
Dock
2
Grotto
Ramblers
2
1
Wanderers
.7.
2
1
Six
Musketeers
2
1
I.
O.
O.
F.
2
1
Jie
school
ijy
a
score
of
two
to
1
nothing.
This
victory
puts
the
freshmen
in
the
led
for
.league
l
p.
honors.
They
now
have
fotfr
points
2
tfc
Ten-Elevens
and
the
Matric-
2
Commercials
each
have
two.
Kanaya,
who
is
an
excellent
for-
varfl,
proved
to
be
weak
In
eoal
and
the
damage
was
done
before
j
j
he
was
replaced
hy
Allen.
More-'
riover,
Kanaya's
absence
from
the'
j
forward
line
in
the
early
part
of!
n
the
game
weakened
the
Ten-Ele-'
v
A-
t-JUM
I,
.
1
A
t
A.
1
.
!
A
tviernnnpH
oun.
f
Tin,
IWV
uccause
Wlinoui
null
and
Leif
Erikson
wttl
be
played
to-!
theyu,wuld
not
et
thelr
splendid
morrow
night.
combination
working.
On
thp
oth
;
er
hand
the
Grade
Nine
team
wa
t
showing
best
form
with
respect
to
j
combination.
Under
Alec
Walters'
direction
the
backs
were
sending
i
well
placed
passes
to
their
wings
Marshall
and
Wingham.
both
or
whom
showed
real
keeness
in
accurately
receiving
the
ball
and
centering
at
the
proper
momen
Hill
and
Davie
were
always
dangerous;
Hill
particularly,
has
been!
icpJendidly
agressive
in
recent,
1
games.
Walter
Cross
at
centre
wa
i
the
-pivot
arond
which
most
of
,
the
freshmen
rushes
worked.
Hcj
i
was
tireless
-and
always
effective.
Slake
at
centre-half
was
sure
ami
jfcrney
played
fine
game.
Such
in
j
was
ctfve
ad
sure
in
goal.
Ho
;freved
to
be
dependable
by
always
j
taking
the
rather
dangerous
passe:
sent
to
him
by
Walters
when
the
latter
was
hard-pressed.
Taking
it
man
for
man.
the
other
team
was
Just
as
good
indi
vidually,
but
It
could
not
get
the
same
cohesion
-as
its
younger
ri-
jvals.
Carl
Smith
played
an
excel-
lent
back
game
and
was
not
prone
to
make
the
mistake
of
baekifsg
onto
his
goal
Murray
and
Morri-
;son
were
always
capable
and
ag
gressive
in
receiving
and
clearing
the
ball,
but
too
often
they
were
to
be
seen
leading
their
opponent?
Into
their
own
goal
mouth.
They
rhowed
more
than
usual
alertness
however
in
clearing
the
ball
Iron
the
crush
that
frequently
takes
place
in
front
of
the
goal.
Rice
at
half
was
always
vigorous
and
useful
but
Bartlett
on
the
right-half
position
was
not
as
effective
s
he
has
been
in
all
the
other
games
Although
he
was
always
on
the
tob
he
did
not
send
the
ball
down
th
field
with
his
usual
sureness.
Th
forward
line
has
not
been
able
to
how
that
wonderful
combination
that
they
had
in
their
last
ganv
I
Every
one
of
them
was
playing
agressive
football.
However
theyj
could
not
solve
the
back
-ganv:
their
opponents
were
playing.
In!
the
latter
part
of,
the
game
Cameron,
who
is
a
splendid
captain
worked
out
a
fine
scheme
arid
inspired
his
team
to
new
effort
tha
deserved
to
bring
results.
But.
although
their
attacks
were
weD
conceived
and
vigorously
executed
they
could
not
score.
Still
fighting
In
the
last
few
mhrates
of
thei
!
game
they
inspired
the
remark
by
I
one
of
their
opponents,
"There'
;are
some
fellows
who
never
toov.
jwhen
to
quit."
!
The
game
was
.notable
for
the
.
,tbetter
"hooting
by
both
sides
-
tt
i,
i
Manufacturer
Has
Reported
:
Marshal
has
recovered
his
ability
to
hook
the
ball
into
the
centre
J
Cross
did
some
very
clever
shoot
-aX
C
L08.C1
Ot
jg
in
one
Instance
hooking
the
i
ball
across
toward
the
unguarded
II
1
n
1
de
of
the
goal;
the
fact
that
it?
Hl(Th-l'i1nP
mlsfied
bV
n
inch
does
not
de-1112
11
Ul
CH1U
-
:
tract
from
the
correctness
of
the
i
play.
He
scored
one
of
the
goal3
w
a
wmgnam
scored
,
the
other
from
H
i
one
of
the
long
cannon-ball
kicks
H
1
n
ir
HUH
B
HlrsfQ
eent
b
Walters
all
the
way
from
1
UIMIIUIC
To
have
been
shipped
to
G.
M.
HUNT
Third
Ave.
W.
I
WAIT
FOR
IT
and
BUY
FOR
LESS
the
other
end
of
the
field.
Grade
Nine
Suehlro;
Walters.
Fisher,
Brldden;
Arney,
Blake,
Welle;
Marshall,
Hill.
Cross,
Da-vies,
Wingham.
Grades
Ten-Eleven:
Allen.
Murray.
Smith;
Bartlett,
Morrison,
Rice;
Palmer,
Kanaya,
Cameron,
McRae,
Moxley.
Linemen:
Ronald
Wilson
and
iftoy
Thomas.
Umpire:
II.
QUllland.
HOT
SUN
IS
RACE
WINNER
Was
First
of
Twelve
Horses
in
Autumn
Handicap
at
Liverpool
'
.
Today
i
rVBIlPOOL.
Nov.
7:
M.
J.
Wit-tpUclc's
Hot
Sun
won
the
Autamn
Handicap
here
today.
Tull
Crow
as
second
and
Argonaut
II
was
third.
Twelvp
horses
ran.
SPORTCHAT
Milliard
line-up
for
tonight:
Belagno
fF'ksi
vs.
Andrews,
(Canadian.
Legion.'
Mitchell
vs.
Murray.
Vouung
vs.
Tinker.
Smith
vs
Zieman.
Murray
v-
McDonald.
Spares
Will.xroft.
Youngman.
Mitchell.
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Players
During
the
past
two
weeks
a
crib-bage
tournament
has
been
in
progress
at
the
Moose
Club
for
large
Thanksgiving
turkeys.
The
tournament
has
now
been
completed
and
the
winners
of
the
birds'
are
Mrs.
U.
J.
Bacon,
Q.
Stromdahl,
II.
Letourneau,
Walter
Howarth,
Percy
Cameron,
Jack
Rutter
and
Charlie
Lemon.
The
turkeys
will
be
presented
tomorrow
night.
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Good
Hunting
in
Laurentians
This
fine
bull
moose
with
66U-lnrh
spread
of
antlers
wss
shot
in
Mount
TrembUnt
Psrk,
LaurentUns.
about
60
miles
cast
of
Mont
Lsurler,
at
the
end
of
Canadian
I'arific
steel,
by
R.
II.
Virkera
and
A.
C,
Her,
Montreal
hunters,
recently.
It
canie
to
the
call
of
Gaston
Prevost,
well-known
northern
guide
who
is
also
fire
ranger
of
the
district.
When
shot,
the
animal
fell
into
the
Cypreas
River,
its
a
of
weight
Kinking
it
int
"
,
'
,
,tca
untets
Were
forced
toimwoviao
a
ran
..r,DM
Vhleh
thoy
towed
the
body
to
camp
'
,
'
beW
ahow
clone-up
of
the
mooM
and
of
tnn
""i'gini?
towed
to
camp,
the
heavily
loadod
'?"J''
,,d.
tst
hot
of
a
paiwa,;
through
ahallown
l
moo,a
that
in
all
hin
experience
he
had
never
'
plentiful
in
the
district.