ii
PAGE
POUR
THE
DAttX
NEWS
DANCE
IS
SUCCESS
FOOTBALL
IS
PLAYED
High
School
Inter-Class
'
League
Starts
Activities
The
first
game
of
the
High
School
Inter-Class
Soccer
League
was
won
by
the
team
from
Grades
10
and
11
when
they
defeated
the
Grade
9
team
by
a
score
of
4
to
3.
The
play
was
very
even
although
the
experience
of
the
10-11's
showed
In
better
combination.
Their
forward
line
was
particularly
not
able
for
quick
and
accurate
passing.
Only
one
of
its
members
showed
a
!
tendency
to
be
selfish
and
to
make
I
useless
attempts
to
go
through:
alone.
The
backs
were
aggressive,!
keeping
their
forwards
supplied
with
well
placed
kicks.
Their
outstanding
weakness
was
kicking
across
their
own
goal
mouth
in
moments
of
danger.
TJt&
Grade
Nine
forwards
were
not
working
well
together.
Although
singly
they
were
playing
aggressively,
they
failed
to
co-operate.
They
were
remarkable
for
vigorous
solo
rushes
following
up
shots
at
gocl.
but
cash
hesitated
waiting
fur
the
other
to
frrcc
the
ball
through
when
there
was
crowded
play
in
front
of
the
goal
mouth.
i
A
fault
common
to
the
back
U-1
vision
of
both
teams
was
the
habit
of
backing
up
clt.se
to
their
goal
mouth
as
the
opposing
forwards
swept
In.
This
hindered
the
goal
keepers.
In
one
play
the
grade
nine
goal
keeper,
who
displayed
throughout
a
power
of
quick
decision,
had
to
come
in
front
of
his
fullbacks
to
clear
the
ball
in
order
to
stop
an
otherwise
certain
shot.
In-
the
i
handling
of
corner
kicks,
the
Grade
Nine
team
showed
itself
superior
both
in
attack
and
defence.
However,
the
quick
thinking
of
the
Ten
-Eleven
goal
keeper
prevented
them
from
a
well
deserved
soar.
Grade
9
Suehiro;
Blake,
Davies;
Eby,
Cross,
Undseth;
Fisher,.
Hill,
Waters
(captain),
Welle,
Marshall;
spaies,
Chareh,
Miller.
Grade
10
-
11
Allen;
Wilson,
Smith;
Bartlett,
Cameron
'
(captain),
Rice;
Tobey,
Kanaya,
Palmer,
Mojtley,
Wingham;
spares,
McRae,
Hanson,
Johnston.
Referee,
Mr.
GUliland.
The
next
game
of
the
series
will
be
between
the
Ten-Elevens
and
the
Matrlc-CommerclaLs.
1
The
choice
of
those
men
who
who
appreciate
appreciate
good
good
I
Scotch
Scotch
Whisky
Whisky
j
'I
bis
advirti.semi'nt
is
nut
pub
lished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIftV
FOR
S
KEEN
A
BRAND
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
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AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throujlkout
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,
the
City
7
Left
to
right
:
Hack
Wilson
and
Babe
Herman,
hitters
extraordinary
of
Chicago
Cubs
and
Brooklyn
Robins,
respectively,
oblige
camera
men
before
resuming
hostilities
in
National
League
pennant
race.
Old
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
FIRST
DIVISION
Arsenal
1.
Sheffield
United
1.
Aston
Villa
6,
Huddersfleld
Town
1.
Blackburn
Rovers
2.
Birmingham
1.
Blackpool
5,
Leicester
City
4.
Chelsea
4,
Middles-borough
0.
Grimsby
Town
4,
Weatharn
United
0.
Leeds
United
0,
Sunderland
3.
Manchester
City
4,
Manchester
United
1.
Newcastle
United
0,
Liverpool
4.
Portsmouth
2,
Derby
County
0.
Shefield
Wednesday
I,
Bolton
Wanderers
0.
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SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
FIRST
DIVISION
Alrdrleonlans
3,
Rangers
3.
Ayr
United
2,
Aberdeen
I.
Celtic
4,
Morton
1.
Cowdenbeath
2,
Hibernians
1.
Dundee
3,
Falkirk
1.
Hearts
2,
Queens
Park
1.
Lelth
Athletic
0,
Kilmarnock
1.
Motherwell
4,
Clyde
4.
Patrick
Thistle
1.
Hamilton
Academicals
1.
St
Mirren
2,
East
Fife
0.
ROYAL
PURPLE
rpn
a
t
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p
i
1
r
1HA
Ail
D
OALll
I
1
Affair
Being
Held
This
Afternoon
In
Vacant
Store
on
Third
Avenue
In
the
vacant
store
on
Third
Av-
j
enue
next
u
McLaren".
Music
,
yi'i'
pie.
cf
which
organisation
Mrs.
G.
E.
Gulick
Is
honored
royal
lady,
are
holding
a
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
this
afternoon.
For
theocrj
casion,
the
premises
have
bee
tastefully
decorated
with
autumn
flowers,-
'
:!:
Mrs.
G.
E.
Phllllpson
is
general
convener
and
other
members
of
the
general
committee
include
Mrs.
;
Frank
Clapp,
Mrs.
D.
A,
Brown
and
Miss
Amelia
Gurvlch.
Mrs.
Angelo
Astorl
is
assisting
at
the
home
cooking
table
and
Mrs.
Phllllpson
is
in
charge
of
the
tea
room
with
Mrs.
Frank
Clapp
acting
as
cashier.
Assisting
in
serving
are
Mrs.
W.
P.
Armour,
Mrs.
J.
D.
Lawrence,
Miss
Mary
Sim
and
Miss
Amelia
Gurvlch.
During
the
afternoon,
Mrs.
D.
A.
Brown
is
playing
piano
selections.
aav
paf
rrW-AIVW
II
I
one
of
the
final
games
of
the
'
"
'
'TT''
'
St.
Louis
Cardinals
Take
Their
First
World
Scries
Victory
Today,
5-0
Score
(Continued
from
page
one)
left
field
for
St.
Louis.
Cochrane
bounded
to
Frisch
who
threw
him
out
at
first.
Slma;o.
WtUf
ffcntre;
for
two
bases.
FoJrc
ftMlout
to'
Bottomley
who
leaped
tntatUnds
back
of
first,
making
one-handed
catch.
Miller
filed
out
to
Douthlt
in
deep
centre.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
One
left
on.
St.
Louis
Adams
rolled
to
Dykes
and
was
thrown
out
at
first.
Frisch
foaled
out
to
Foxx.
Bottomley
bounded
to
Bishop
and
was
out
at
first.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Seventh
inning;
Philadelphia
Haas
bounded
out
to
Frisch,
and
was
thrown
out
at
Xtt.
Boley
was
thrown
out
at
first
with
two
strikes
called.
Shore
was
walked.
Bishop
singled
to
centre,
Shotakin
seo&rrdJlt
was
Bishop's
third
hit,
Dykes
rolled
out
to
Bottomley.
No
runty
'Ate
lift,
'no
errors.
Two
left
on.
'
St.
Louis
Hafey
sent
hot
one
to
left
field
fence
SlmftMM
taking
ball
off
wall
and
holding
HAfey
at
first.
Watklm
hit
to
centre
for
single.
Hafey
going
to
third
and
Watklns
made
second
on
throw-in.
Hafey
and
Watklns
scored
on
Wilson's
single
to
left,
Quinn
replaces
Shore
in
box
for
Athletics.
Wilson
stopped
ai
first
Gelberg
broke
his
bat
on
foul
and
then
hit
to
Foxx,
forcing
Wilson.
Hallahan
fanned.
Douthlt
hlt
to
le"
for,
tingle
and
Gelberg
made
third.
Adams
was
thrown
out
at
first
by
Quinn.
Two
runs,
four
hits,
no
errors.
Two
left
on.
Eighth
Inning
Philadelphia
Cochrane
bounced
out
to
Gelbert.
Simmons
hit
'to
rtfrht
frvr
Ino-lab
tVtvv
ut
(hmnm
-
'
"
"
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IT,;
1"
S
iwho
threw
to
first.
No
.undone
hit,
no
errors.
St.
Louis
Frisch
sent
grounder
to
Boley
and
was
out
at
first.
Bot-
y
hlllto
riant
for
two
bases.
is
first.
In
it
nrVs&Arijsai
rtMtnmlav
SMted
pnjHafev?!
double
to
right
in
short
centre.
Wilson
was
thrown
out
at
first.
One
run,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Ninth
Inning
Philadelphia
Moore
batted
for
Haas
and
singled
to
left.
Boley
fouled
out
to
Frisch.
McNalr
batted
for
Quinn
and
filed
out
to
Watklns.
Bishop
walked.
Dykes
fanned.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
The
moose,
which
is
found
both
In
the
old
and
new
worlds,
is
called
the
elk
in
Europe.
Premier
Orchestra
Scored
Hit
Last
niht
tvitu
crowd
oi
in
Attendance
The
novelty
dance
given
by
the
i
Premier
Orchestra
last
night
In
the
!
Moose
Hall
was
a
highly
successful
iand
enjoyable
affair,
some
two
j
hundred
and
fifty
persons
being
In
attendance.
The
popular
orchestra
dispensed
tunosome
music
from
a
stage
which
was
gaily
bedecked
with
colored
lights.
There
was
also
a
revolving
crystal
upon
which
a
spot
light
played
and
the
whole
setting
for
the
affair
was
very
beautiful.
From
9,pjn.
until
2:30
a.m.
dancing
was
enjoyed
by
the
large
crowd.
The
program
included
a
number
of,
novelty
dance
competitions.
The
winner?
of
the
most
original
drag,
competition
were
Miss
S.
Beale
and
f
Tom
Barton.
Winners
of
the
spot
waltz
were
Miss
Ruby
Krikevsky
and
Joe
Scott
and
Miss
Hall
and
Mr.
Backer
At
:ridn:
'ht.
delicious
refresh-
rAenf
were
served
with
Mrs.
PereyTo
Can
c;
on
in
charge
of
the
oa
terlng.fr
Johnson
Smith
was
master
of
ce-.j
remonies
and
B.
J.
Bacon
and
George
Arnctt
pressed
at
the
door.
Mtsr
"Ian
Ciuig,
Will
Lamble
and
raissaaaaraas
Jrda:
?SL
IT
KMi&if
JW
T1
K
Johnron
S:nn!i
were
the
judges
for
the
drag
contest.
LIFE
SAVING
SCOUTS
!
QF
ARMY
ORGANIZED
I
T.I
fa
Rjvlno
Rr-iuirs.
tih
hnh
rV
-
!
thoa
for
your.
5
men
and
boys
of
the
Salvation
Anuy.
bad
their
initial
meefng
of
the
winter
last
evening
in
the
Citadel
Edward
Harmon,
Howard
Chalk
and
Frank
Pierre
were
named
leaders.
Adjutant
William
Kerr
Is.
as
usual,
chaplain.
f
District;News
NEW'HAZELTON
Gust
Chrisvtianson
was
a
visitor
to
SmitherS
over
last
week-end.
UJ4T-
and
Mrs.
H
JLJZaasUtiliJ
leaving
shortly
for
Telkwa
where;
they
will
take
thdTrJlJ'iire
home
Rev.
Mr.
Bannister
undertook
t
litre
to
Kitwanga
last
Sunday
but
found
the
going
not
quite
as
goo'i
as
he
expected.
After
having
ha1
to
walk
several
miles
he
final!'-reached
there
in
the
afternoon.
S.
KlncakL
manager
of
the
Gov
ernment
Telegraphs
here
for
th
past
three
years,
is
leaving
Hazel-ton
for
Asheroft,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
KlncaUi,
He
has
turned
over
his
duties
to
Mr.
Irvine
who
may
be
his
permanent
successor.
Carpenters
started
this
week
lay
ing
the
floor
of
the
top
storey
of)
the
new
Hazel
ton!
Hospital;
:;It'
la
now
hoped
that
thenew
building
win
be
ready
for
occupancy;
before'
Christmas.
On
Sunday
last
a
son
was
bornj
at
the
Hafe.'ton
Hospital
to
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
PoUlson.
The
New
Hatelten
Conservative
AasociaticR-aa
named
W.
J.
Lark-worthy
and
Lou
York
as
delegates
to
the
Conservative
provincial
convention
in
Hasetton
next
Wednes
day
evening,.
Miss
Kemp
of
Kitwanga
has
been
appointed
teacher
of
the
In
dian
school
at
that
point.
She
was
teacher
there
some
years
ago.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Hagglund
have
purchased
the
Corner
farm,
one
of
the
oldest
and
best
proper
ties
in
the
Klspiox
Valley.
Several
carloads
of
cedar
poles
have
been
shipped
Bast
from
heie
during
the
past
few
days.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Onw
lef
Ia"
oaujraay
nigni
ror
Bexmitn
SiFtionds
Sams
for
rLuinm
tmmlmm
n.ltlmm
TH
tecl
used
it
made
and
inro.
tally
tmrered
In
th
Simonda
riant
and
wc
can
and
do
cuar-antca
avcry
Slmunda
Saw.
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uaotreal
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get
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Alberta,
on
vacation.
While
Mr.
Oow
is
away.
Mr.
Fraaer
is
relief
station
agent
at
South
Hazelton.
After
spending
several
months
in
the
Bast
Charles
Gow
spent
a
few
daji
here
last
week
with
his
bro
ther,-
WtlHam
Gow.
before
lea
via?
for
Kamloops
where
he
expects
to
spend
the
winter.
Mrs.
Burke
of
Cedarvale
is
a
patient
in
the
Hazelton
Hospital
suffering
with
a
dislocated
knee.
After
an
extended
holiday
trip
in
the
course
of
which
he
travelled
a
far
as
'his
native
home
in
Nova
Scotia,
Angus
Beaton
returned
ti
Hazelten
last
week
and
vtU
soon
return
to
his
duties
on
the
Yukon
Telegraph
line.
Arnold
Hazelton
Hospital
staff..
lift
Saturday
io-spend
a
helUay
visiting
in
Oc
ean
Folk
and
Vancouver.
'Mrs.
Owen
Smith
who
has
been
t;
the
Uagwilget
bride,
caaap
with
her
husband
who
to
e&gteeer
in
charge
of
conatruetjon
there,
left
last
Saturday
tor
Mr
hone
in
Victoria.
Rally
Day
was
'observed
in
the
New
Haielton
Church
last
Sunday
with
a
Joint
church
and
Sunday
School
service
DKMUTMEST
Or
THK
MifEtTAKV
ok
n.rr,
Kriarttoai
PURSUANT
to
nottoe
ibAt
pp(r-d
In
th
Pra,
datrd
the
tSttl
day
c'
November
18:8
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emi
popuuu
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of
Canada,
who
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to
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to
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in
Couaoll.
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6th
day
of
September
13.
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ttederalgnwt
Oommlaalorer
wm
appointed
tar
the
purpose
of
conttnutnj
and
oonapletlr.
an
enquiry
and
reportluj
upun
j;i
uch
rlaliuo,
which
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mat
bttt'
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been
dlapoMa
0
in
the
report
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prtuetu
RapMatloa
OMnaianlone'
dated
the
14th
day
of
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1827
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Naprctlac
tfce
fneth
jd
of
mint
aud
the
proof
to
be
fwrniniipri
may
be
obtained
fnm
the
uadetalitacd
The-
Uat
Any
xi
whlsh
claim
will
bt
auuri-wa
ror
conaiaeration
la
tae
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d.iv
of
November
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BOVRIL
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smokers
vho.
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appreciate
the
good
tilings
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CHILDREN
THRIVE
ON
KLIM
Absolute
purity
and
uniform
quality
twice
Kiln
the
idil
tjailk
tor
children.
All
the
cream,
al!
the
valuable
body-building
elements
of
fr-
wholesome,
dairy
milk
are
embodied
in
K
In
readlrypdMlnlletcd
form.
Yet,
by
spr
procest
ot
reovin
tke
Mtuial
moisture,
K
"i
will
keep
fresh,
wirKout
ice,
until
you
are
ready
to
trie
it.
At
the
summer
cottage,
or
In
districts
where
a
safe
milk
supply
is
not
available,
Klim
is
pc
tivtly
indhpemable.
Specialist)
in
infant
d
child
welfare
recommend
the
use
of
Klimwh
e
milk
and
have
worked
out
correct
formulae
far
the
feeding
of
children
of
all
ages.
Write
tor
helpful
information,
enclosing
10
cents
for
trut-size
can
of
Klim.
CANADIAN
MILK
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
113
Gtorja
Street
Toronto
PROTECTS"
YOUR
HEALTH
IV
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