PAQEJ
four
Prince
Rupert
and
Rupert
East
Lead
In
Badminton
Play
Standings
as
n
result
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Assoeta-
tlon's
Inter-club
play
lest
Bight
are
as
follows:
'
A
Division
Rupert
24
u.
n.
K
13
Skeena
...
w
15
B
Division
Rupert
Bast
30
C.
N.
R.
36"
Rupert
No.
1
1
n
Skeena
M
United
u
Rupert
No.
2
12
1
BILLIARD
I
SCHEDULE
December
12
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Grotto.
December
19
Elks
vs.
Canadian
Legion-
!
December
21
Empress
vs
Grotto.
t
The
Dallv
News
can
b
nnr.
4
chased
at
4
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Office
News
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55.
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Granville
St..
Vancouver.
4
Karl
Anderson.
Prince
Georee.
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley.
Terrace.
B.C.
deneral
Store.
Anyox.
Smlthers
Drug
Store.
Smith
-
ers.
B.C
XMAS
Gift
TIES
(Boxed
from
50c
up)
HOSE
BATHROBES
SHIRTS
SWEATERS
SCARFS
E
P
Elks
Win
Over
Grotto
Cuemen
Last
Week's
Fhfure
Finished
Last
Night
With
.Irsregate
Score
j
Of
lit
fo
115
I
George
Howe.
Grotto,
defeated
Wliham
Stuart,
Elks,
by
a
seere
of
200
to
166
last
htht
in
the
final
ot
landing
game
from
test
Tuesday
Justus
mniaiB
iraguc
future
which
the
Elks,
as
a
resuK.
won
on
tbe
aS8--eate
112tf
t
1675.
Tonight
the
CanadHn
Leglm
and
Grotto
will
meet
with
fine-up
as
:
P.
Thantr
(Canadian
Legion
i
n.
Don
Brown
.Orottoi.
j
,Mu
w-
J1;
:
.....
Bapllf
n-
J!1
May
,
.
C
L.
Youngman
vs.
A.
MacDon-
c
,
o,urA.wtur
ne.ie
v..
w.
t.
natson.
BASKETBALL
Dee.
14
Kale
ns
vs.
Grotto:
High
School
vs.
Comets;
Merchants
vs
iWarfJora:
Scouts
vs.
Scythians.
Dee.
18
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Kaiens:
Cardinals
vs.
High
Sehooi;
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
ClUn
r.
Unrn
f
PramUr
nu
'
"?
been
receiving
treatment
at
the
Prince
Kurjert
General
flmtnL
tal
for
injury
to
his
eye
which
was
Injured
by
a
piece
of
flying
steel,
was
discharged
from
the
local
institution
yesterday
afternoon
and
wMl
retur.i
north
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
tomorrow
afternoon.
Suggestions
PAJAMAS
.
BELTS
CAPS
HAN'K'FS.
GLOVES
SUSPENDERS
SMOKING
JACKETS,
ETC.
You
arc
welcome
to
come
in
and
inspect
our
stock
LAMBIE
&
STONE
Quality
Men's
Wear
.
ro-.g
fi
a1
II
t
t
i
u
i
1
I
i
til
1
I
is
i
I
JEWELRY
STORE
LOW
PRICES
j
for
Christmas
5
People
sometimes
say
they
think
prices
are
higher
at
Christmas.
5
We
do
not
believe
any
prices
are
raised
just
-
because
it
is
flhriatmnR
iimn-
lut
it
ia
trim
Kt
...
va..u
as
UUW
lli
if
W
VIA
CIV
lots
of
articles
which
are
left
over
after
Christmas
tire
offered
at
very
low
prices
to
avoid
having
to
keep
them
in
stock
for
another
year.
A
store
might
as
well
cut
the
prices
before
Christmas
when
the
people
need
the
goods
as
try
to
force
the
sales
after.
We
have
many
nice
articles
which
we
are
rather
afraid
we
might
have
to
carry
over
and
we
wrll
be
glad
to
make
our
customers
special
prices
xroin
now
1111
unristmas.
5
We
carry
the
best
makes
we
can
procure
iri':-i
5
all
lines.
Rogers
and
Community
silvm
ware:
Varlcur
and
Waterman
fountain
pens;
Waltham,
Hamilton,
Gruen
and
other
well
known
watches.
All
goods
are
carefully
chosen
with
a
view
to
the
service
they
will
give
for
the
money.
Many
new
lines
of
gifts
in
stock
this
season.
I
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BULGER
LTD.
i
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?
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ui
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m
kUkU
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BASKETBALL
LAST
NIGHT
C.
X.
R.
A.
Scores
Easy
Victory
Over
Orotto
Cardinals
Brat
Comets
Senior
League
Canadian
Na-
tjcnfti
nrOon
Aseociatftm,
70;
QTOtto
4j
'
League
Cardinals.
11;
comets
6
intermediate
League-WarrW
16;
Hl,
j,
Junlor
Lea
ge-flash.
W;
Tro-
jaru
n
c.
N.
R.
A.
had
things
a
they
wanted
oyer
the
Grotto
who
were
minus
some
of
their
regular
play-
'ers
in
last
nights
senior
basketball
,game
and
had
to
we
four
Intef-
medtete
VtT
haan.
eed
In
the
dymg
minute
of
the
ftm
half
which
left
only
R.
Morrison
of
the
regulars
and
four
subs
to
carry
on.
The
trainmen
led
33-17
at
the
breather.
In
the
second
half
she
rati
petm-iers
drove
hard
with
Sonny
Stttes
and
GiWy
Santorbane
doing
ah
the
iamage.
The
massacre
ended
41-70.
Although
the
Orotto
was
without
its
regular
team,
the
Interme-diate
men
gave
good
aeoovnto
o(
hemseWes.
ORly
Santerbane
is
a
perfect
fit
with
the
C.
X.
R.
A.
mi-nine
whieh
clicked
perfectly
In
the
second
half.
Other
Games
In
the
other
games
Flash
went
down
before
a
swarm
of
Trojans
with
Hirano
of
the
winners
the
outstanding
star.
It
was
the
Warriors'
night
off
but
night
In
the
Intermediate
League
I
hey
lost
to
the
Seventh
Avenue
Students
in
a
lew-scoring
game
The
Students
were
one
point
behind
at
the
interval
but.
in
the
second
half,
they
took
the
lead
and
were
paver
headed.
Tn
the
Ladies'
'
LeMue'
Pebbles
Stone
and
her
Cardinal
crew
had
an
easy
win
over
the
Comets
with
Long
and
Smith
the
big
guns
for
the
losers
and
tone
and
Bodane
for
the
winners:
Senior
Leaeue
C.
N
R.
A
C.
Smith.
Stiles
(31
,
D.
Morrison
4.
E.
Smith
(81,
J.
Morrison.
Lambte
8),
Santorbane
19;
total.
76.
Grotto
Stalker
(3),
Pierce
(9r.
Da
vies,
Arney
7i,
Morrison
16).
Hlckey
(3.
Mo
Key
(4);
total.
41.
Junior
Leatue
Flashes
Palmer
'Si.
Cromp.
fiomaaina.
Mci'nee
ot,
ruium.
inn
Ml'.
Ritchie:
total.
12.
Trojans
Naylor,
Campbell
6'
!
Carrie.
Lindsay
7,
Murray.
Hirano
1
10:
toUl.
23.
I
Intermediate
League
.
Warriors
Hlckey.
Cornadina
8
j
Fitzpatrkk,
Pierce
(4).
Edgcumbe.
Oil!U
4i:
total.
16.
i
High
School
Nakamoto
(3
.
Mor
gan.
Santorbane
4.
Miller
1,
Da-vies
rgt.
Motley
3i.
SuetiiTO,
To-bey
1
;
total.
20.
Cardinals
Brand.
Stone
(4.
BoMie
Ai.JUfL.
MA
Merri
e.
Morris
Hi;
total
11.
Cornet
Long
Ml.
Steen.
Tite.
Dickens.
Smith
(2).
McLeod;
total.
6.
Canada
Is
lncrearing
her
trade
"r
TrtnMMl
it
the
xpense
of
the
'Jnltod
Stale.
f
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
People
everywhere
are
con-
sklerlng
the
Question
of
Christ-
mas
presents.
One
of
the
most
welcome
presents
a
former
Prince
Rupert
resident
could
get
wouM
be
a
subscription
to
the
Dally
News.
In
order
to
co-operate
with
our
readers
who
vrtelj
to
keep
alive
in
the
minds
of
therr
r
friendahc'
"activities
of
the
peoole
of
"the
Prlite
Runert
district,
we
are
making
a
spe-
4
ctal
half-rate
for
people
living
outside
the
district.
If
sent
by
a
person
who
is
already
a
sub-
scrlber
to
the
paper.
8end
in
S1.S0
with
the
name
of
the
person
to
whom
you
wish
to
donate
the
paper
and
we
see
that
they
get
It
by
mail
for
one
year.
frffc
OAILY
IWsvrb
fiMwrtpij,
letermr
CONVENTION
OF
NATIVES
Annual
Convention
of
Brotherhood
Is
Held
at
Massett
Many
Functions
Dinners,
Banquets
and
Other
En
tertainmrnt
Kltkatla
In
May
The
annual
convention
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia
was
held
recently
at
Mas-sett.
Much
business
was
taken
up.
Matters
dealing
with
native
industries,
schools,
etc.
were
discussed
and
resotatfeas
en
these
matter
passed
and
wM
be
forwarded
to
the
Interested
authorities.
"Each
of
the
dotty
sessions
was
well
attended
and
tew
feitowfag
officers
were
elpeewl
far
the
new
year:
President.
AUsal
Raid
Vice-pmsMesH,
Alfred
Adaasa.
General
Secretary.
D
Beynon.
Recording
secretary.
N.
A.
Wesley
The
pfeee
el
the
aasrt
tmivanilen
will
be
Kktla
in
May
At
the
end
ef
eael
the
people
of
Massett
entertalam
the
visitors
to
some
very
entortotn-ing
evenmgs
and
dkaner.
in
the
new
community
hall.
The
opening
of
the
convention
was
the
o
wanton
far
a
grand
cele
bration.
The
people
of
Masaett
have
one
of
the
largest
and
best
halls
north
of
Vancouver.
The
hall
was
built
entirely
by
the
peosaV
of
Old
Maa-tett
under
the
saaerintondence
of
Alfred
Adams.
In
the
opening
ceremonies
Indian
Agent
James
Olllett
officiated
and
he
foHowing
program,
together
with
a
very
samptaoas
dinner,
fallowed
the
official
opening:
Oraad
opening.
Band
patsae.
Opening
ceremony.
Door
opened
by
James
Jones.
UnveUinc
of
name
"Masaett
Community
Hah"
by
Mtss
Ivy
Bdenshaw
and
Miss
Patricia
Ootliaon
Selection
by
the
band.
"O
Canada
"
Dinner
Speech
by
Agent
James
OUlett
D
Erdqrdntlij
Ogden't
Fine
Cut
it
the
signature
of
true
"roll
your-own"
latitfactlon
...
of
easier
rolling
and
smoother
smoking.
Ogden't
Fine
Cut
and
"Chantecler"
papers...
that's
a
combination
worth
lying
fol
Any
man
who's
tried
It
will
tell
you
it's
a
guarantee
of
really
better
and
more
satisfying
cigarettes.
Save
the
Poker
Hands
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
lour
Piim
Knout
OfJmn't
fUtt
Plug
Selection
by
the
band.
Speech
by
EHJah
Jones.
Selection
by
the
band.
Speech
by
Henry
Edenshaw.
Chonts
by
St.
John's
Church.
Speech
by
Willie
Matthews.
Selection
by
the
band.
Speech
by
Ambrose
Held.
"National
Anthem."
Toastmaster.
R.
G.
CollUon
Women
Are
Hostesses
On
the
second
day
the
Women's
Auxiliary
were
hoatesaes
to
the
convention
awl
the
following
was
the
program:
Song
by
Women's
Auxiliary.
"There
were
Ninety
and
Nine."
Speech
by
President
Mrs.
Mary
Ridley.
Speech
by
James
Jones.
Selection
by
the
Brotherhood
Orchestra.
Speech
by
Wulle
Beynon.
Vocal
duet.
Rhoda
Matthews
and
Dorothy
Colhson.
Speech
by
Robert
Ridley.
Selection
by
band.
Speech
by
Edward
Ruas.
Speeeh
by
Ambrose
Re
Id
Selection
by
Brotherhood
Or-sfftstra.
Closing
speech
by
Robert
Ben
sit.
Toastmaster.
Peter
Jones
On
the
third
day
the
Sisterhood
sf
Masaett
were
the
hostesses
and.
Mowing
the
program
was
a
delightful
evening
of
dancing,
music
being
supplied
by
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
B.
C.
Orchestra
The
program:
Speech
by
President
Mrs.
Emily
Watte.
"
Speeeh
by
Vtce-aresMent
Mrs
Oeorge
Jones.
Vtofcm
solo
by
Arthur
Brown
Vocal
ssso
by
William
Beynon
Cornet
sots
by
Mr.
Sankey
Speech
by
Roger
West.
Selection
by
band
Speech
by
Willie
Matthews
Comet
solo
by
George
Price
Speech
by
A.
Reid.
"National
Anthem'
by
the
band
Toastsnaster.
Peter
Adams
Men
Give
Banquet
On
the
fourth
day
the
Masaett
branch
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
were
hosts
to
the
convention
thr
entire
banquet
being
prepared
and
served
by
the
men
while
sii
the
la-ues
of
the
community
were
the
i
ares
U.
The
jnttgrsm
was
as
foHows
l
speeeh
by
PrssMent
WlNie
Mat
thews.
Brotherhood
Orchestra,
dance
number.
Speech
by
Vtce-preiitoeiit
E.
Jones
Indian
stnttmwtnl
song.
Gay
dgers.
G
altar
duet.
Bathe
Jones
and
Moses
Ingram.
Speech
by
Peter
IIIU.
Trombone
sola,
Osear
Ingram.
Speeeh
by
Arthur
Brown.
"How
White
Men
Came
to
Bsrth."
Speeeh
by
Andrew
Brown.
Speeeh
by
WWnam
Beynon.
Announcement
by
Robert
Bennett.
'
Motional
Anthem."
'
Toastmaster.
Wilfrid
Bennett.
On
the
fifth
day
the
convention
,
was
entertained
by
the
St.
John's
i
3anrch
choir
and
Rev.
Mr.
Oraham
with
a
splendid
program
under
the
leadership
of
David
Jones
with
Mrs.
Arthur
Brown
presiding
st
the
organ.
The
following
was
the
program:
Chorus
by
8t
John's
Church
choir
TJracious
Father
"
Dinner
Orace
by
Rev.
Mr.
Graham.
Speech
by
Henry
Edenshaw.
8peech
by
BeVt
Bennett.
Vocal
solo
by
Mrs.
Alfred
Adams.
Speech
by
Oeorge
Jones.
Chorus
by
St.
John's
Church
eholr
Worthy
is
the
Lamb."
Speech
by
Ambrose
ReM.
Chorus
by
St.
John's
Church
choir
'Haltelujab
Chorus.''
Vocal
duet
by
Mrs.
David
Jones
-nd
Miss
Dorothy
Celltson.
Benediction
by
Rev.
Mr.
Oraham.
Toastmaster,
Daniel
Helmer
Farewell
Party
On
Saturday
the
community
gave
i
farewell
party
to
the
convention.
I
ind
during
this
party
a
pennant
I
from
the
Port
Simpson
delegates)
was
presented
and
addresses
were!
made
to
the
Massett
community
by!
Ambrose
Reid
and
William
Beynon.
8.
Jones
and
A.
Adams
replied
for
Massett
Amnn
the
UMbri
laklnv
narti
.ii
.
it..
.
-
,
.
.
i
n
nil
oi
in
puiiYt-miun
i
unctions
-ere
MaetMrate
A.
L.
Mallory,
Port
Elements;
Indian
,
Agent
Olllett.
Tames
Martin
and
Rev.
Mr.
Oraham.
Sunday
services
were
celebrated
n
St.
John's
Church.
Old
Masaett
v
Rev.
Mr.
Oraham.
During
the
wrvlee
the
newly
elected
officers
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
B.
C.
were
installed.
Advertise
In
ths
Dally
News
'
aUBBBBBBBSBBBUBBBBm
,
-MSBS
It
I'M!
Drastic
Cuts
In
Prices
Have
taken
place
again.
The
bdjlnf
public
are
respondlnr
lurM
scmcly.
to
the
bargains
at
TIIK
It
V.
CLOTHIERS
I.TIl.
Vloitr
Everybody
h
satisfied
with
their
bargains.
Christmas
Is
very
near
Come
and
purchase
yeur
tilts
now.
Everybody
Invett
a
hartain.
We
can
save
yen
real
money.
Oar
stork
h
well
selected
and
tood
quality
merchandise.
N
cheap
gootfs,
only
the
prlte
h
cheap.
'
it0
now
and
save
SALE
OI'UNS
J:30
A.M.
IUILY
aanBSBBBSjjBnamsBBmaaanna
MEN'S
WEAK
Men's
Worsted
Dress
9(1
6ifjj
Oryr
r..l
1(
,i,.tt-
All
Wool
Orey
Woik
29c
Sox,
reg
4c.
now
Silk
and
Wool
Box
like
OV
QQp
patterns,
reg.
65
Men's
$175
Drees
04
An
1UU
Oloves.
lined
n.
(ens
Oood
Wewht
riannel
Pyjamas
J
N
Brandcloth
Shirts
QQp
Wl
all
colors,
now
Wt
Silk
Ties
nice
29c
patterns,
now
11.00
Ties.
Silk,
big
50c
assortment,
now
MEN'S
AND
HOYS'
SUITS,
ETC.
Men
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Suits
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OlA.DU
$18
50
now
Mens
All
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Blu.-
S.tk-'
SulU
now
S17.50
Bays'
All
Wool
SulU
S5.45
Tarnbull's
Combination
rr
Bow
S1.39
1.39
Penmen's
71.
85c
per
garment
Stanflelds
Midiunt
w.-.tl.t
Weiiillt
reg
$17$
now
SL14
PURSES
AND
HA(!S
Ladles'
$3
00
Purses
Ladles
$300
Purws
now
S1.49
tftsO
Ladies'
Leather
ther
Baits
Baits
alpper
now
style
S2.24
B.
C.
CLOTHIERS,
LTD.
Next
Krfzzcltts
Meat
Market
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert
Bear
rugs
mounted
In
any
style.
Game
heads
a
specialty.
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE
UP
Write
For
Prices
E.
nix.
Taxidermist
Terrace,
B.C.
Another
The
Socony.Vacuum
Corporation
of
New
York
eandurt'
teat
run
of
many
makes
of
cars
on
route,
through
the
P-River
Country.
Alberta,
touching
at
Bimonton.
Saskatoon.
M
-Jw.
Reglna.
North
Portal
and
down
through
the
United
St
.n
and
on
Into
Mexico.
The
lesnswMr
was
a
Ford
V-
rin-fWsL.byhe
SiiNmy-Varutim
"and
bringing
up
the
resr
w.i
V-o
Cabriolet
which
was
driven
by
the
Secretary
of
the
Brpedlti
....
Included
In
the
tour
were
a
Chevrolet.
Bulck.
Oldsmobi:
LaSalle.
CadUlac.
two
Pierce
Arrows.
O
M
C.
track.
Studeb
ik.
Pontiac.
and
other
makes,
as
well
as
two
Fords.
It
Is
Interesting
to
note
that
It
waa
reported
on
the
arrival
!
the
caravan
at
Rdmonton
from
the
peace
River
Country
that
tii.
V-8's
were
the
only
unit
which
made
the
round
trhi
thrsash
mu
without
having
to
be
towed
On
a
close
check
we
find
one
of
n
.
V-8's
travelled
ten
continuous
hours
in
low
gear,
the
temperutin.
never
exceeded
140
degrees
and
guvillne
consumption
was
gallon
to
ten
miles
while
running
in
Jnw
gear
All
the
other
rm-had
boUtng.
radiators
and
required
i
.
H'.ited
addition
of
wut.
i
S.E.
PARKER
LTD.
Phone
83
Ford
in
For
Your
Health
Chiropractic
Ultra
Violet
Rays
Intra
Red
Rays
Massage
All
at
Reasonable
Prices
W.
C.
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D.C.
(Chiropractor)
Orren
211
rhones
Green
811
Exebsnge
Block
LADIES'
&
CHIL.
HKEN'S
SHOES
ladles'
and
Children's
Shoes
for
the
Hohdays.
Come
In
and
look
(hem
over.
Ladles
Shoes,
big
assortm.
n'
Z"M
S1.99
Ladles
Tie
und
Pump,
i.
.
now
$2.79
Ladm
KM
Shoes
S3.49
In
rslf
nd
ktd
children's
Straps
and
Oxi.
:
QQp
now
OUK,
New
shipment
of
fhiuii,:
Classic
Shoes
In
velour
"Xfnrds
sidid
leaihii
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i
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litem
or
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AND
RUDDERS
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69c
MEN'S
SHOES
1X
Pair
of
Men's
Boot
and
Shoes,
solid
leather,
to
ihoor
from
Mrns
Bit
Oxford
OS
PQ
res
MM.
now
0&OU
Mm
Leather
Lined
B-iliil
iritther
JO
nc
OO.
10
reg
$&M
now
Mrn
'
verv
Tine
Osf.
:
S3.79
S5.00
M'h
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and
Bovs
Drru
B
ib
and
Rubber
Boots
at
reductions
Phone
Mack
321
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ROYAL
HOTEL
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"A
HOMK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
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up
M
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&
Cold
Water
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Rupert
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P.O,
Box
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East
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