PAnE
Form
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
op
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Office
Hours,
9
U
0.
Phone
680.
Open
Evenings
Only
Far
Special
Appointments,
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Carl
age,
Warehousing,
and
distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
1
1
7tcmeccmnr
You
can
tell
by
the
pripes
that
we
put
on
our
Home
Furnishings
and
our
Hardware
that
wo
have
your
home
contentment
at
heart.
Savage.
Electric
Washer
$185.00
Hoover
Cleaners
$63.00
and
$75.00
lloth
sold
on
very
Easy
Terms.
u
il
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dllrd
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Thl
l
i
very
tuperlor
fumtre
coal.
It
rives
clean
hot
fire
ami
U
entirely
free
from
Mot.
cllnken,
lark
and
dirt.
Some
of
the
larieil
heatlnj
plant!
In
inn
city
are
now
uslnr
It
wltn
entirely
aaturaitory
result!.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Backs.
At
$12.60
per
ton.
We
are
also
Agent!
for
the
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Ma'n
Offloc
t
Ma'.
l
Cantral.
Fhon
1B
BIRTHS
FEW
IN
ENGLAND
LONDON,
Oct.
7
Last
year's
Mi-Hi
rule
for
England
and
Wales,
10.7
per
thousand,
is
the
lowest
on
record
except
for
Hie
war
years,
1917-1019.
3
BASEBALL
BOXING
LACROSSE
ALLIES'
FOOTBALL
IF!
COULD
ONLY
W
TCSKCSX
ABOUT
I)
tMOKN'
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THlTa
OCT
MMDE.
lt
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nc
ii
v
OF
THE
DAY
Successful
and
Enjoyable
Affair
Took
Place
Last
Night
In
SL
Andrew's
Rooms
The
Callies'
football
team
staged
a
successful
whist
drive
111
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V
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1
ltl-'
a
Tl.ltr.-..
1
.
ladies
consolation,
Mrs.
Howard
Meen;
men's
first.
James
An
drews;
men's
consolation,
Robert
Wood.
Howard
Steen
was
in
charge
ami
the
comniltee
consisted
of
Tom
Ileal
tie,
Oeorge
Abbott
and
J.
Watson.
Refreshments
were
served.
cakes
being
furnished
by
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
the
St.
An.
hew's
Society.
Hefore
the
gath
ering
dispersed,
there
was
a
set
of
quadrilles,
music
being
fur
nished
by.
Mrs.
Hruce
Love
at
Ihe
piano.
SPECTACULAR
FINISH
TO
YESTERDAY'S
GAME
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
7.
In
the
big
ball
game
yestpday
the
Giants
emerged
victorious
in
the
I
bird
game
of
Ihe
world
series
after
one
of
the
widest
baseball
maelstroms
ver
witnessed.
The
ftianU
won
C
to
4
but
the
outcome
was
In
doubt
to
I
ho
final
play
in
lhninth
inning
when
the
Senators
staged
a
typically
spec
tacular
finish,
'lbey
were
three
runs
behind
when
going
in
for
the
ninth.
The
Senators
scored
one
run
and
had
the
bases
full
with
only
one
out,
when
Long
John
Watson,
the
third
Oiant
pitcher
of
the
inning,
stopped
the,
rally
and
saved
the
game
for
the
McOraw
men.
SPILLING
THE
BEANS
"Yes,
it's
really
remarkable.
Hobby
seems
to
eat
twice
as
much
chicken
when
wc
have
visitors!"
said
the
fond
mother
to
her
guests.
"Really?
And
why
is''
fbaV.
Hobby?".
Hobby's
reply
was
disconcert
ing.
"Hecause,"
he
said,
"that's
Ihe
only
lime
we
have
il."
Youth's
Companion.
TIME
TO
MOVE
Workmen
were
making
repairs
on
tho
wires
in
a
Norwood
schoolliouse
one
Saturday,
when
a,
small
boy
wandered
in.
"What
you
doin'?"
"Installing
an
electric
switch."
one
of
the
workmen
.said.
The
boy
then
volunteered:
"I
don't
care.
We've
moved
away,
and
I
don't
go
to
this
school
any
more."
pentier
and
Firpo
he
does
not
put
in
the
same'class
with
the
set-to
with
Gibbons.
He
hn,
been
out
of
Ihe
ring
for
a
long
spell
when
he
met
Gibbons,
and
it
was
the
first
time
he
e.xner-
ienreil
any
uncertainty
as
to
his
aliilily
to
take,
care
of
himself
and
force
the
fighting.
Had
he
met
Firpo
before
he
lied
un
with
Gibbons
Ihe
big
man
is
willing
to
admit
it
might
have
been
dif
ferent.
Demrisey
has
it
doned
out
right.
Athletes
who
slay
mil
of
competitions
for
long
periods
of
time
seldom
come
back
to
their
best
form.
Jim
Corbetl
knocked
out
John
L.
Sullivan
in
1
892
and,
five
lears
later
after
lakinir
life
env
was
knockeii
out
by
Hob
FHz-
simmons.
Jim
JefTeries,
greatest
heavyweight
of
his
lime.
dropped
out
of
Ihe
riiifj
for
six
years
aiui
was
rieaien
ny
Jack
Johnson.
Jaek
Johnson
in
turn
stopped
fighting
for
three
or
four
years
and
never
had
a
chance
ngainst
Jess
Willanl
at
Havana
in
I9I5.
Willard
ate.
drank
and
lived
luxuriously
and
MR
OeiST
HCRP
-
vm.i
voo
txiz.
mini
l1?
?
HERE
AND
EVERYWHERE
TEAM
WHIST
DRIVE
J
a
'
C-h.
al
a.
p.m..
Delegates
from
all
enter
ing
teams
asked
to
attend
TPS
DAILY
NEWS
DRY
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
.
Birch
-Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
SOcPer
Sack
.
A.
Oil.
I.
SOCIETY
LCKOERt
WW
TO
FQRf.IT
a
coot
mokin
na
FOOTBALL
"ENNIS
SWIMMING
-a
Bjwns
practically
knocked
out
Iiy
Jack
Dempsey
in
lli
first
round
a
couple
of
years
later.
Even
-;Hob
Fitzsimmuns,
when
lie
los
ltilliai'll
meetillir
limil-lil
in!
Ill
.f.fT..rin.i
un.lvi-.,.if
ii.mfn.l
I.i
n
.-
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(
I
Mum
I
1-iniMlll
l(
III?
Great
War
Veterans'
riHims,
8
young
opponent's
aliilily
after
n
111
luUr...
.
t
II
il
i
i
.
having
led
the
easy
life
for
a
couple
of
years.
Dempsey
can
look
hack
111
(lie
wlinln
linn
nf
Jack
Dempsey,
Ihe
world's
heavy
weight
champions
who
pre-beavyweight
champion,
is
he-i
coded
him
aiid
see
that
Ihev
:il
"
-n
'
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'
'
"Hi
1
Mini
H
J
ill:
...
tn-.
i
iiii'lli
"
r
Jll'l.lll.a
llirllt
Tliprn
unro
sirloon
tnhlnu
iCOilllllK
aUXIOU.S
ahotll
his
si
ami.
!
e.KPeill
lilllo
'IViinniv
Mil
and
the
prize
winners
were:t'np-in
"10
pugilistic
world.
The
to
defeat
through
losing
their
allies'
first,
Mrs.
fJ.
Friziell;!1''
''Hw
f'el
he
is
rustinj?
out
ability
by
nn
fighting.
xor
ine
want
or
work
in
the
Srw;!'!:r',;;r:J.t'.,'L,:i:iRuss!ANEDiCTSAYS
was
his
match
with
Tom
ih-f
KIWIM
MOT
AMflVUm
hot,
Hi,
nnnnnnl.
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n..
IUUUIIIU.IWI
nU.UIIW
MOSCOW.
Oct.
7-
Dr.
Nicholas
.MMiiashkOM
Soviet
eoiiiinissioner
of
health,
Las
issued
an
edict
against
kissing,
which,
he
contend,
is
one
of
the
most
potent
means
of
spreading
iliseasw.
The
new
order,
if
observed.
will
fall
hard
on
the
Russian
peasantry
who
are
In
Ihe
habit
oT
kissing
one
another.
nolTonlv
mi
Ihe
lips
but
lli'e
times
on
each
cheek
in
salutation.
Dr.
Sonuish-
ko
is
also
opposed
to
the
kisshiir
of
ladies'
hands
by
nven,
a
na-
lional
custom
lu
Russia.
Not
only
is
this
unhygienic,
he
says,
but
it
js
a
practice
of
Ihe
bourgeoisie
which
has
no
place,
in
a
proletarian
republic.
Hamf-shaking
has
been
nro-
hildted
in
many
department
of
theyovernnynil
and
-signs
are
appearing
warning
employes
that
the
practice
freuen!ly
results
in
communication
nf
disease.
The
onenirdiial
salute,
hand
from
forehead,
is
suggested
as
a
safer
greeting.
As
a
Ilirlher
health
measure
Ihe
doctor
advbe'.iic's
a
ban
on
smoking,
urging
tobacco
users
lo
substitute
candy.
BEST
PROCURABLE
BLEND
0TTL10
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or
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