m
M
;
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mm
it''
1)
,
'
4
'V
ifiss
Audrey
Bell,
on
Ravioli,
dumber
3
and
Miss
V
Dalton
White
n
Faithful
fighting
for
the
lead
In
the
historic
Newmarket
Town
Plate
at
Newmarket
England
The
race
was
won
by
Miss
'Bell.
BADMINTON
'
ISPLAYED
Prince
Rupert
Leading
"A"
League
.
And
C.
X.
R.
A.
"B
League
Following
wre
scores
jnade
In
the-"Prince
Rupert
Badminton
League
last
t-vcniraz:
"A"
League
No.
1
Rupert.
12;
di
he
was
paid
$8500
N.
R.
A..
9;
SKeena.'5j
No.
2
Rupert,
I
0.
-r
:
B"
Iaple
C.
N.
Tl.
A,
9
--'
j
pert.
7;
Skeena.
4.
Leirue
Stindinr
Skeena
Rupert
Rif-
League
standings'to-'dale.
'are
as
iouows:
toA"
Leagtre
No.
1
Rupert
C.
N.
R.
A.
Skeena
JLi
No',
Rupert
...r.i':..'
C.
N.
7L
.
"Bt
League,
.2-22
.18
.10
,
v
a
21
16
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
Bee.
C
Grotto
Vs.
.
if.
r.
a.;
Warriors
vs.
High
School;
Annette
vs.
Orotto:
Scv-thlans
v.
HioVi
'
'
'
'
School
.
ft'pec.-i0-Grotto
vs.'MooseuGJ'Qttot
Vs;
High
School:
Warriors
vs.
Le-'
gion;
Scythla'ns
vs.
Scouts.
.
'JCX
Dec.
1S
Moose
vs.
C.
N.R,
A.;
Legion
vs.
High
School;
High
School
Vs.
Annette's:
Bcoiils
ftigh
Stehool.
.
:
New
Furniture
Spring
"King
of
Rest"
Bedstead
.
.
sie.to
Mattress,
54
rbs-.lropbltt:il
RarKe.rn'ey-bxfora
.
63tbi
riSIM
Electric
Washing
Machine
Laundreyette
Sf9.ao
Brick
Itned
Heater
$8.00
Klecl
'Reeds
Accordion
..
$9.fe
D.ELIO
Furniture
Exchange
-
DIZZY
DEAN
SIGNS
.
-LTTOE
SALARY
OF
SrSOO
PER
YEAR
ST.
LOUIS,
Dec.
6:
CP
4
Jerome
"liirr"
TVjiti
star
pitcher
for
the
world
cham-
V
jMoh
St
Louis
Cardinals,
yes-
terday
rigned
a
new
contract
lor
$20,000
annually,
-last
year
BADMINTON
SCHEDULE
Dec.
12-JC.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
No.
1
Ru-
beri:
Skeena
irs.
No.
2
Rmxrt-
Ko
l.upeft
vs.
C.N.
R.
A.:
No.
2
Rupert
vs.-Skeena.
.
"Dec.
19
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
No.
2
Ru-
pert;
'Skeena
vs.
No.
1
Rupert;
No.
l
jRupert
vs.
Skeena;
No.
2
"Rupert
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
'
Dec.
2S
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Skeena:
Skeena
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A
No.
l
nnnrt
IjsiNo
2
Rupc"ft;
Jo.'2
Rupert
v
No.
1
Rupert.
"Tl"
League
Dec.
12
c.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Rupert:
Skeena
irs.
C.
N.
k
A.;
Rupert
vs
Skeena.
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
Dec.
e-Swttts
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.;
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Grotto:
Muske
teers
vs.
Ramblers.
(
.
-Dec.
Ii
Musketeers
vs.
Swift
i
Ramblers
vs.
Orotto;
C
N.
R.
A.
vs.
;
Canadian
Legion.
I
-
SCHEDULE
orwmsT
December
7
I
o
n
p
i-
nt
in.
Ldj'tftrt;
Canaclian
Legion
Vs.
Sons
;of
Norway.
1
L,
E.
Moody
and
pE.
MoOdy
who
fhsvc
been
on
-a
'trio
to
Vancouver
t'fh
connection
with
mine
litication
vnved
mthe
city
from
the
southi
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
yesterday
and
proceeded
by
last
evening's
train
on
their
return
to
Usk.
A
SATISFIED
CUSTOMER
InowcpalyouU
is
4lto
best
advertisc-
J")d
tlwhodi.
ment
any
firm
can
liave.
That
will
mak
...
.
your
hbm
e
do
vjurl)es1t6
supply
complete
ou
Wlt"
lhe
most
stiit-
T'as
auic
luiii
iur
jour
requirements.
Wltcn
in
doabt
play
trumnv.
H6nga)li51
-
6S2
;
grge
Dante
L7..
D
vr
ror
oovs
rano
is
EnjoyaWeak-
An
enjoyable
bridge
(party
ahdi
dance
was
hew
Tuesday
night
4y
the
Parents'
Association
ot
thrJ
Prince
Rupert
Boys
Banc
In
tlel
Eaxles'
Hall.
There
were
eighteen
-tables1
otl
cards
and
the
prize-winners
Vefe-ladies'
first.
Mrs.
Wiiliate
Shemtan
ijr-.
second.
Mrs.
A.
J.
PhQlftfi;
;
men's
first,
Louis
"Richardsori:
secdnd
Mrs.
-L.
J.
iiL
-A.
After
ratds.
re'freslinients
yrt'rfl
sen
ea
ana
oanang
rouowec
with
music
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
Orch
estra.
Richard
Ijintr
tn.'Ltfi
tit
ceremonies
for
the
evening
and
the
committee
m
charife
.conilstetl
Of
t.lr.
Lons.
tr
anil
Vr
t
Bond.
Mrs.
W.
"W.
t?.
O-Neih.
-MbJ
J.
Judge.
Mrs.
.James
Browni
and
Mrs.
V.
S.
Houston.
As
th
affair
nrwnwi
nnder
the
leadership
of
'Bandmas-
ler
nuueri
ureeniieia,
piayed
lei
fCtiOTU
OtllsW
th
hfiTl
?:
.
Something
in
excess
of
$32
wail
I
--H
.
.
.
.
ireaiizea
I
or
oxna
lunfls.
.
Tonight's
train
due
from
"the
"East
at
10:15.
was
reported
tfilf
morning
to
oe
on
time.
BILLIARD
Empress.
SCHEDULE
December
6
Canadian
'Legion
vs.
i
VUU
M&.i
Legion.
December
13
Empress
4.
grotto.
December
1
Elks
vs.'
impress,
December
20
Canadiif?
;
Legton
vs.
uroiur.
'.In
1
LOCAL
flEWS
-
-I
Father
Oulllet
left
on
last
eve-'
nmg's
train
for
Prince
George
following
a
visit
to
the
city.
RaTOond
Aur
iol.
C.
N.
R.
wa
tch
-roan
-at
Kwinltsa.
left
on
last
evening's
train
ldr
"Halifax
Vhere
he
the
steamer
Westemland
lora
visit
to
his
native
home
near
Cannes,
France.
He
expects
to
be
away
for
two
or
three
months..
Mrs.
Auriol
and
family
are
already
in
the
old
Country.
The
Dally
News
can
be
"pur-
4
,
chased
at
4
Post
Office
News
Btartd,
S23
J
Granville
8t
Vancouver.
fil
Kar!
AndeVion.
(Prtnce'
Oeorge.
B.C.
I
R.
W.
RHey,
Terrac.
B.O.
1
Oerieral
Store,
Anyox,
A
8mlthers
Drug
Store.
Smith-,
Try
a
Dally
News
Uva
of
the
English
royal
Veddlng
Bofhlhthe
iriommg
and
in
the
t
evening
'the
"re?epitrin
was
clear,
f
-
-
-
I
"IT
Mountain
View
Lodtfe
df
the
;
fcefefeihX
ts
ifnramefne
t
social
ere-1
;forlhe
benefit
dt
toe
locaVpoor.
Ad-rritssfcm
Viil.
be.
cHirtea
either
In
eiih
6Vin
grocerlM,
TefHlrfe
rdd
It
TIrst
tnhv
last
'week
It
vas
ioft
arid
slushy
and
rain
quickly
Totlottett
up
"Vlfh
the!
result
itdt
the
grass'lawn
were
still
green
and
there
were
still
flow-j
cdupTe
'ol
weeks
of
beautiful
jnildi
weather
preceded
the
snow.
Mrs.
Vred
'Nash
has'
returned
In
',
hr'TiHA
fin
til!e
Arrr4i
ahr-i
spetidlirs
fee
stlhilrler
at
ausseit
'
She
wis
accompanied
by
Mr.
Nash
who
was
away
a
C6npie
of
weeks.
'Wih
'Robinson
Is
In
charjre-of
the
federal
Voters'
list
enurheMtlon
.
which
Is
being
tfheeked
ub
in
the!
Terrace
library.
3-
'Couture
paid
a
Ttslt
to
'town
n
;
'Jfew
aays
ago
irora
the
gold
diggings
i
at
Douglas
Creek.
-He
reports
all
Vtfiri
at
the
creek.
Rev.
Fatlir
sored
a
whist
drive
at
the
-Catholic
i
recto
rr.
It
wak
a
nleaxant
rninir
:
IP.
Bpinkle.
Vancouver.
Rklph
Par
sons
'and
R.
1L
tJ.
Bdhheycastle.
WlnnTpeg:
W.
'O.
Crisp.
Xitwanga.
'Savy
"Frank
iHugmunn,
kumeleon
Inlet;
X.
D'Stewart;
Lewfc
island;
Mrs.
P
Murray,
flyrf
Point:
M.
H
Mlswttt';
fiCAreriion.lvarfKirkerud
arolji
Palmer,
dty.
Central
Mr.
and"
"Mr
J.
Baldbn,
F.
R.
Windsor,
.
-Yager,
Mrs.
R.
Hansen
and
A.
DoTiey,
city;
"Mrs.
M.
D.
llolland.
Port
"Esslngton;
'O.
Maras.
Anyox.
Kflftt
will
embark
December
14
oardftad
6.
Mrs.
H
Plclceflng.
"Buckley
n
ers.
BO.
J
F.
Smith.
Terrace;
Jenkins.
L.'
Rtws.l
and
.W
iHahsen.
cltv:
G.
'Miirdock,
oMverterback
and.ted
Anderson,
queeji
'Charlotte
Jilands:
A.
k.
Strange,
Jasper
Park;
Mr.
J
HarUiK
WIlAnsenj
O.
Ander-jn
and
A.
N.
Malrry.
city:
T.
M.
Parks.
Toronto;
R,
6.
Nallor.
Ke-lowna;
Carl
Davtes.
Seattle.
-Louis
E.
Walters,
"yancouver;
btmnar
Strombvg.
Pltf'Oeorgei
E.
M?
Clark,
OuelphOrrl.
-
Fpr
Christmas
Local
View
Hnd
-'Colored
.Chrtstmav
Cords
and
Photo-giaphlc
Calendars,
sunsets,
Cdlored'
views
of
Prince,
Rupert
Primed
and
Unearned,
VfeWk
'4t
tf
Sfranate
Sea
:wfiee
Nw
on
Sale
-
L!
.
Wralhalls-
ciaislfik
sUikad.
1
-
.
tag
rotm
-
IS
Nm.T
!l
...
......
I
V
Mf
w
i
rv
L,
A
w
TERRACE
SA
Going
Stronger
Than
Ev
;EttgJish
SirI
Wtfrs
Historic
Race
ol
heartej
the
Trbatieast
1rbm
tSt-;
....
.
.
'
I
111
t
IHlt
HllOULfl
t
TtiA.
kh.
tmA
MM
m.
-
I
Children's
Straps
arid
Oxford
per
pair
Klisses
Patent
Straps-Sues
u
to
2
Muses
Slsman
s
High
Boots-Reg
$3
25.
iow
Phonej
Iltack
321
ENTERTAINS
Delightful
Program
of
Clnirth
.Malic
At
Curat
Night
1h
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
A
tieHghtfal
program
of
church
i
murte
was
nresented
last
nteht
a'
a
special
guest
erening
of
'the
1A-
dlea
Musk
felub
In
St.
Andrcwif
AngHcan
Cathedral.
The
arrange-
j
ment
of
the
program
was
1n
charge
t
of
Mrs.
"E.
J
Smith
who
-ako
pre-!
aided
at
the
pipe
organ
for
the
ae-1
ccmpan
Invents
as
wet!
as
contrl-,
Duang
tnree
sokw
to
the
prograra
with
that
instrument
The
program,
opening
with
the
tinging
of
-O
Canada"
and
clbs?-Ing
with
"God
Save
the
Klnr"
vai
as
follows:
Ortan
solo.
"Largo"
(Haiidel).
Mrs.
E
J
Smith.
Vocal
eolo.
-One
Sweethr
Solemn
Thoughl,"
Mrs,
J.
H.
McLeud.
voeai
auei.
-rake
Up
Thy
Cross"
Orant,
Mrs.
Robert
Blance
fand
Miss
-LHalllwen.
Vocal
solo.
"Beside
stia
Waters'
Hambteni.
J
A.
Terrg.
Organ
solo
To
a
WJld
Rbse"
.
McDowell
.
Mrs
E
J.
Smith.
Ladles
chorus.
"O
For
the
Wings
of
a
Dove"
(
Mendelssohn
.
Mrs.
Krnest
Anderson.
Mrs.
C
"E.
Cultfn,
Miss
HalUwell.
Mrs.
P
C.
Miner.
Mrs.
H.
B.
Rochester.
Mrs.
J.
JJ
Canon
and
Mrs
Robert
Blance
Voeal
olo
-o
Lord
Correct
iife.
t
Handel
.
Mrs
Ernest
Andewron.
Vo-ai
ouarteU
"Crosiih
trie
Mrs
R
-D
Johnston.
J
and
s.
J.
Hunter.
w
m
tfciurr
iv
w
iw
tome:
nr
ran
iate
you
rtal
mar
SALE
OPEN'S
DAILY
At
9
AM.
E.
Davcy
Vocal
solo.
"Nearer
Mr
Odd
tn
Tree"
teww
Carev.
J.
ie.
mvev
Ovin
solo.
The
llnimi
A.
Trl"
Tiiowlte
the
reeltal
Sirs,
R.
JL
W-Intortv
nresldent
of
the
Ladi.
MnW
Hub
hostess
tn
thm
menibers
of
the
club
and
those
Vhrt
y4
tnlrnn
rvirt
at
)i
I
rCJIffsyde.
Fourth
AvwUe
West
FRESH
MILK
ANTD
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
I-lionc
657
COFFEE
De
Luxe
Scned
ht
All
Times
orf
1
Day
or
Night
Always
fresh
Using
the
Bllex
methodDolnjc
kway
Wholly
with
metal
taste,
stale
flavor
Healthful
and
lntlgorattng.
Commodore
Cafe
.
Sl-25
S1.7S
Misses'
ana
Children's
Cla.jc
Straps
tnfl
O.Vftrds
on
sale
now
Children's
'Rnbbtrs
per
pair
.
.
.
Mi&Aes
Rubbers
"per
tahr
Ladles
lltwn
Rubbers
teg
SltA;
now
....
Ladies
Overshoes
Brown
and
Bick
-04
"Reg
il'TS.
now
'
ladies'
Pumps.
Ties
ik1
Oxfords-Reg.
S&SQ.
now
...
ladies
Vtei
ICW
Oxfords-E
Widths
IK'S
500.
now
Onwtng
Cirls'
Shoes
Very
solid
low.
a!!
sizes
59
c
65
c
59c
S1.35,
S3.45
2,95
mm
Blark
and
Brown
8ueo
j.
Very
wmtrt
now.
pair
Ladies'
Brown
and
DUrc
Pump
and
Oxfords
Ladles
Ptimp.vxlf.
spik.
,
.
now
Ladies'
Calf
Oxford
A!
i
snap
Boys
Solid
Lather
Boo'-v
Hydro
mtfkes
Boys
Solkt
Lfttther
Boou
i
to
5
.
Men
Solid
Oxfords
Reg
$4.00.
ttow
Men's
Fme
Calf
OxfOrds
to
rhoote
from;
From
$3
n
Menu
Dress
and
Wik
Boo
from
$3.M
to
Jlen's,
Udirs'
and
Children
s
ad
ikmts
on,
Mle
nw
Ladies
Silk
&
Wool
Stockxr
AU
ciior.
re
75c.
no
'.Ve!drej.t
Silk
Crepe
Stork::..
Reg
$1
2'j
now
B,
C.
CLOTHIERS
LTD
Resulting
in
some
additions
to
thetllff
T
TPTi0
hi
f
TO
younger
girls.
Mr.
and
Mrs.Blssonette
were
be-
!
irarru
oyine
iDss
qi
meir
oany
noy.
Bernard,
who
died
recently
In
the
hospital
at
Prince
Rupert.
James
Martin
and
Mrs.
Edward
Pongs.
Tift
daughter.
'haveTettrrned
t5
Masseit
after
spending
a
few
days
here
ith
friends.
Mrs.
Pong
is
an
accomplished
nlantit
and
at
a
pafty'at&he
home
'of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
She'rwood
ihe
deUghted
the
guests
W(h
selections
from
the
classics.
Mrs.
Stanrev
Alllls.
with
her
little
son,
has-gone
Jo
'Vancouver
to
at
tend
to
family
business.
X
rnrplyr.
X'tli
Inlet
P.
EHaggtns,
jasper:
A.
Cevir.
A.
Dynesiu
and
M.
Rubotina.
dtv:
A.
pobaas,
Usk;
FU
Sager.
Vkrtdrla;
N.-
J.
SUqln,
A.
SUndlow.
N.
Wes-terback
and
E.
Matsbn,
Atfi
Inlet;
II.
D.'Oilpln.
K.T.
Jackson
and
T
A.
Kelley,
Vancouver,
Prince
Rupert
CBlgham.
R,'C.
llardle
and
D.
Next
Door
to
FrizzelTa
r
16
oz.
51.73
25
oz.
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