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Office.
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and
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quantity
delivered
daily
Prompt
Early
Morning
Do-livery,
VALENTIN'S
Dairy
Phone
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McBrldc
-itraet
THAT
DREADFUL
CHILD
The
litlle
son
of
Hie
,houspwa$
very
quiel
daring
he
'first
part
of
Ihe
dinner.-
and
every
'one
forgot
that
he
was
there,
As
desert
was
being
served
Hi
host
told
a
slory.
When
he
had
llnishrif,
and
laughler
.had
ceas
ed,
his
tittle,
Aon
explained
glee-
fully:
"Now.
fnlher,
tell
the
other
one."
Yorkshire
Post.
'THDAILT
XZWT
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMj,.
T1
1
fM
CO'C
TO
DrtONE
FlN-IT
VsOUUD
TE.'OAN
uTllfVlH
AND
CELT
A,
TOUR
MOMETM
COtfTABOOT
FwE
,WHN
I
DO
TO
HANQ
THAT
LARGE
PICTURE.
UP
UP
IN
IN
THE.
THE.
MLL
WALL
BASEBALL
BOXINO
LACROSSE
NEW
YORK
WINS
Pennant
Goes
to
Same
Team
for
Four
Consecutive
Years,
Making
Record
New
York
is
he
winner
of
the
National
Xeague
pennant
and
thus
ha;i
(lie
honor
for
Ihe
fourth
consecutive
time
of.play-ing
in
Ihe
final
world
series.
Saturday
I
hat
lea
in
won
against
Philadelphia,
thus
making
it.-
position
sure.
The
winning
four
ronseeulive-
times
constitutes
a
record.
The
week
enu
results
were
as
follows:
Saturday
Games'
National
League
Philadelphia
1,
New
York
5-Boston
3.
Brooklyn
2.
Chicago
2.
Pittsburg
3.
St..Louis
t,
Cinelnnalti
10.
American
League
New
York
3.
Philadelphia
I.
St.
Louis
I,
Cleveland
12.
Washington
7.
Boston
5
j
'
Detroit
Itr,
Chlca'JTTI.
Sunday
Games-
w
National
League
Pitlsftirg
2,
Chicago"?
Boston
1.
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
II,
NwTrtT.
Cincinnati
3-8,
51.
Loui?;92.
American
League
I
VI
roil
10,
Chicago
10,
ten
in.
mngs.
game
he
replayed.
St.
Louis-Cleveland,
rain.
Monday
two
games
scheduled.
PARISIAN
BASKETBALL
EDMONTON.
Sept
29.
When
he
Edmonton
Commercial
(irads
came
back
from
their
victories
in
basketball
abroad,
they
slipped
back
a
once
into
the
local
business
life.
One
of
the
champions
tooK
time
however,
lo
give
some
of
her
views
on
Ihe
trip:
"Int
Slrassburg,
when
Ihey
won
the
European
title
Ihey
came
up
against
the
best
team
of
any.
The
general
feeling
among
the
(irads
was
lhal
"the
.Parisian
learns
ditin'l
know
how
to
shoof.
and
while,
as
Eleanor
Mounti-
field,
explained,
the
girls
wen
all
wonderful
athletes,
they
'had
no
organization
ami
had
not
spee-ialize,j
in
anything
"You
should
have
een
the
French
referee
in
the
game.
He
couldn't
speak
English
and
every
time
he
had
fouled
one
of
us
he
explained
by
icting
.vliat
had
happened.
He
wenl
lo
call
a
foul
on
me
for
pushing
and
went
over
and
near
ly
knocked
the
girl
over
trying
to
explain
to
mc."
Pefe
Nornan,
charged
with
in
toxication,
latien
to
put
in
an
appearance
at
Ihe
cvily
police
court
this
morning
and
his
bail
of
$25
was
estreated.
I'LL
HTiC
DOLLAR
TO
CET
it-itl.lt
ee
JOMfa
VELL
IT?
t
M
DONE
coMEovt:
OOn
RJCHT
RluHT
J
3&S2S
T
SPORT
NEWS
OF
THE
DAY
THE
NATIONAL
TEAM
COULDN'T
SHOOT
HERE
AND
EVERYWHERE
Sport
Chat
About
the
only
thing
seems
to
worry
Doug
Frizzell,
as
be
goes
around
with
hi
arm
in
a
sling
following
the
accidental
explosion
of
his
gun
up'
Ihe
line
la..!
week,
is
that
the
losing
of
two
or
three
seasons.
loug
has
been
an
active
athlete
and
his
friends
hope
wilh
him
that
his
rresent
fears
will
come
to!
naught.
Whist
players
are
now
looking
forward
to
the
resumption
of
activities
of
the
Fraternal
Whisl
eagu1.
It
is
expected
that
the
competition?
for
the
Dybbavn
d
Newton
eups
will
be
just
as
seen
tins
winter
as
ever
before
an,
that
Uiere
will
be
as
many
leams-i-raen's
and
women's
in
Ihe
running
as
in
rTor
the
Cocktail
Delicious
BRIER
rl
FOOTBALL
"ENNIS
SWIMMING
cliampii'iisliVP.
HAD
SUNDAY
HIKE
9Rv
M
!vt-Ri
wlHlii9Krl
m
HILLS&UNDERWOOD
London
Dry
Gin
.25
A
BOTTLE
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
Liquor
Control
Board
or
liy
the
Government
British
Columbia.
TRADE
MARK
5.VW
RIGISTIRED
by
uf
the
a
and
central
iJans
mad,
for
w-.at.R.
tl.
Johnstone
promises
to
be
a
very
active
sea.
j
Decide
Miss
Mills,
the
son.
The
organization
uf
an
in-
,-j
M-rtiHrdiate
league
'
to
he
pro-
thai'
posed
at
the
met
ling
in
addition
:o
the
Senior
i,eague.
Tliere
are
a
large
number
of
players
and
i'ans
awaiting
the
opening
of
the!
ouipelition
for
the
Bulger
&
hunting
from
Port
Edward.
ameron
Cup
emblematic
4f
city
I
half
his
thumb
may
interfere
joilliarU
team
with
future
baseball
and
basket-
ball
playing.
During
ihe
past
1
PACITTD
All
ttDI
C
C.
McKwiwn
..
R.
Wilson
....
Brass
M.
Brown
A.
Squire
S.
B.
Jones
The
big
prtze
'
parly
Myra
Harvey.
Miss
Laura
Stephens,
Miss
Aileen
Stephens
and
Miss
Dorothy
Mardohald.
Mr
.Stephen
and
FJgnod
wen".
BOB
CAMERON
WON
SPOON
YESTERDAY
-
;
Big
Shoot
of
Season
of
North
Mi,
miii.
ooH
p,-w
Mrf.Rn...H
B.C.
Reolment
Rifle
As&ocia-
...
Trip
on
Ties
from
Port
!
Edward
to
North
Pacific
and
Back,
Miss
S
A.
Mills,
principal
of
Borden
Street
school,
and
the
members'
of
he
Maplf
Leaf
basketball
leant,
had
a
ten
mile
hike
yesterday
from
Port
Edward
to
North
Pacific
Cannery
and
back.
The
parly
left
early
in
the
past
seasons,
jumrning
on
M
M,
Stephens
gas
A
merlins
is
Called
to
take
place
boat
"Vira
S
Frye"
and
disem-m
the
Mayor's
office
on
Saturday
Ibarked
at
I'ort
Edward.
Then
o
reorganize
the
league
ami
t
bey
took
in
he
ies
for
the
hike,
make
plans
for
the
season.
jHelurnjng,
l
Prt
Btlward,
Ihey
'
jlmarded
tM
train
and
rode
home.
Billiard
halls
will
be
set
roll-jAn
interesting
feature
of
the
trip'W
ing
at
the
general
meeting
of;
was
a
visit
to
Inverness
cannery
V
'he
Prinre
Itnnert
Billiard
I.a-
'where
Ihe
girls
saw
th
operation
gue
which
is
ealb-d
fur
this
.f
i-i(hoe
i-annuig.
being
i-'mduct--ening.
Hflircrs
w
ff
be
ele
red
ed
through
the
plant
by
manager
tlon
Takes
Place
Next
Sunday
R.
W.
Cameron
was
tfie
winner
of
the
spoon
for
the
day
at
the
shoot
of
the
North
B.C.
Regiment
Hide
Association
at
the
Me-Nicholl
Creek
range
yesterday
afternoon.
Tlie
scores
were
as
follows:
200
500
600
Til.
Floyd
W.
Cameron
ITarrobin
.
.
M.
Lamb
....
27
32
30
89
30
25
21
79
30
.10
17
77
27
30
17
74
25
27
20
72
26
25
20
7T
23
16
28
rt7
22
15
28
67
15
18
15
18
17
17
13
17
shoot
of
the
season
will
lake
place
next
Sunday
when
gold,
silver
and
bronze
medal
as
well
as
a
turkey
will
be
up
for
competition.
MOUNTAIN
CLIMBING
SEASON
IS
NOW
ON
Two
Parties
Scaled
Mount
Mors
During
the
Past
Few
Days:
Ladles
at
Top
Yesterday
The
hiking
season
seems
to
be
on.
At
the
week
end
a
local
parly
went
lo
Ihe
top
of
Mount
Morse
and
yesterday
a
parly
con
sisting
of
four
ladies
and
three
'men
scrambled
to
(he
topmost
loiitr.
For
the
average
climber
il
it
an
all
day
jaunt
lo
Ihe
lop
of
the
mountain.
The
parly,
jester.
'day
left
tie
PririeoVlluperl
cart.
nery
al
half
past
nine
and
reached
the
summit
al
half
past
one.
keeping
to
Ihe
righl
of
the
stream,
all
the
way
up.
Each
on
canted
lunch
and
a
kettle
was
taken
along
to
make
roflVe,
a
supply
of
good
water
being
found
right
a
Ihe
summit.
After
an
hour
and
a
half
spent
boiling
the
kettle,
eating
lunch
ami
enjoying
the
wonderful
outlook
Ihe
return
was
accomplished
in
a
leisurely
manner,
the
cannery
being
reached
about
half
past
five.
DID
HIS
BEST
"No,
Reginald,"
averred
girl,"
"your
blossom
made
great
hit
with
me."
Ihe
no
"I
was
merely
Irying
lo
say
it
with
lowers,
as
we
are
con
slanlly
advised
lo
do
by
astule
commercial
men."
"You
sent
only
daisies."
"Well,
daisies
mean
'I
love
you:
"
"Thai's
al
rfghj,
bt-
Tpm
senl
orchids.
Orchids
mean
wenl
broke
for
you.'
"'
THAT
WAS
THE
PLAN
,
.
-
.
.
jii'ip-
i
m
stirprneii
at
your
gning
In
law
over
a
pig.
Why
don't
yotr
selllc
il
out
of
court?"
-We
was
going
to
sellle
if
out
of
court,,
yer
honor,,
only
a
cop
come
and.
pulled
us
apart
Team
Work.
Awv
II'
1
1.
II
MM
FREE
TRIP-VANCOUVER
consisteil
of
Mis
Louie
Fisher.
A
FHEF
trip
to
Vancouver
and
a
Miss
Margaret
Uraham.
Mis
small
remuneration.
A
42"
foot
gashoal
to
be
taken
to
Vaq.
couver
in
the
near
future.
Only
competent
men
need
apply.
Phone
30
f.
.
231
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WANTED,
Furniture
of
every
description.
Highest
prices
paid.
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Exchange.
Auctioneers.
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with
modern
living
quarlers.
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Bros.
If
pR
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Palmer
House
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cheap
rales
and
home
com-forts.
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healed
apartments.
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Auctlonssr.
Furniture
and
Crockery.
Third
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POOL
ROOM
Mseker
Clock,
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Hotel
BOAT
REPAIRS
FISHERMEN.
Th
close
season
will
soon
be
here.
You
can
gel
your
boals
overhauled
by
contract
or
day
work,
at
a
moderate
price.
We
build
anything
up
to
200
tons.
Marine
ways.
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or
wrilo
Eriksen
Bros:,
boat
builders,
Norlh
Vancouver,
B.C.
tf
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ALL
the
Household
Furniture
at
1001
Hays
Cove'
Avenue
will
be
sold
by
Public
Auction
without
reserve
on
Thursday,
October
2
al
2.30
p.m.
consisting
as
follows:
2
leather
upholstert'l
easy
chairs;
.father
upholstered
Dlvatieffe:
oak
bookcase,
five
sections;
-o'dk
table;
Wilton
.
carpel
and
rugs;
dining
table
and
chairs:
beautiful
solid
oak
buffet;
Victor
grama
phone;
brick
lined
healer;
malleable
range;
kilclien
cab
inet:
Simons
bed:
solid
cak
dressers;
Singer
sewing
mac.li
ine;
linoleum;
kitchen
uten-.sils
and
numerous,
oilier
ar
ticles.
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