PAGE
FOUR
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Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Ratea
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
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TickeU,
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and
Information,
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INSURANCE.
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&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
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or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
9
te
8.
Phone
686.
Open
Evenings
Only
Far
Special
Appointment.
St.
Regis
Cafe
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Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
M.
S.
SING
Cleaning
and
Pressing.
Special
Wear
Suits
Ready
to
$18.00
Laundry
Office.
820
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Hupert,
1J.C.
Phone
774.
P.O.
Box
958
EDSON
COAL
Received
few
cars
of
our
Famous
Edson
Coal.
From
now
on
wc
can
supply
the
same
in
any
quantities.
Call
up
58
for
quick
delivery.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage,
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Fresh
MILK
and
Cream
From
Quick,
B.C.
Any
quantity
delivered
daily.
Prompt
Early
Morning
Delivery.
VALENTIN'S
Dairy
Phone
657.
McBrlde
StreeL
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManu,
OH:
DCKR
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DREVi
LIKE
MR
MINNIE
APCLIS:
BASEBALL
BOXING
LACROSSE
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
SUNDAY
GAMES
American
League
St.
Louis
1
4,
Delroil
I.
New
York
2,
Washington
V.
Cleveland
I.
Chicago
10.
National
Leaoue
Chicago
0,
Pittsburg
2.
Brooklyn
3,
New
York
2.
Cincinnati
5,
SI.
Louis
4.
SATURDAY
GAMES
National
League
SI.
Louis
5,
Chicago
C.
New
York
5,
Brooklyn
8.
Cincinnati
3,
Pittsburg
6.
Boston
1-8,
Philadelphia
7-10.
American
League
Washington
1.
New
York
2.-
Chicago
6.
Cleveland
II.
Philadelphia
18.7.
Boston
7-2.
Delroil
G,
St.
Louis
i.
CANUCKS
WIN
Sons
bad
I
he
best
of
the
match
all
the
way,
the
Veterans'
defence
proving
itself
loo
weak
for
the
Canadian
forwards.
The
soldiers
had
the
grade
in
their
favor
in
the
first
half
but
were
unable
to
score,
the
tally
at
half
tiny;
being
two
to
nil.
The
scorers
for
Hie
Sons
were
Erskine
McDougall
1,
Warren
1.
The
Vets
got
their
single
point
when
W.
Murray
successfully
nego
tiated
a
penalty
in
the
second
half.
There
was
a
good
crowd
of
spectators
in
attendance.
Tom
Jones
refereed,
Dirk
Howe,
and
Alex.
Clapperlon
offi-j
ciated
on
the
side
lines
and
the
teams
look
the
field
as
follows:
Sons
of
Canada
S.
fiawlhorn;,
V.
Menzies,
and
II.
Menies;
fi.
Mitchell.
J.
Marks,
and
II.
Astoria;
A.
Mitchell,
J.
McDougall,
S.
Krskins,
E.
Warren
and
K.
Smith.
fireat
War
Veterans
JI.
Friz-
.ell;
W.
Ilarlon
and
F.
Hunter;
fi.
Findlay,
Murray,
and
I).
Main;
Robertson,
J.
.Russell,
J.
Johnson,
Yv
Mitchell
and
D
fiurvich.
"My
dear,
you've
forgotten
again
that
today
is
my'birlhday
Husband:
"Er
listen,
love,
know
I
forgot
it,
but
there
isn't
a
thing
about
you
to
remind
me
Ihat
you
are
a
day
older
than
you
were
a
year
ago.
London
Opinion.
a
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a-
I
DOtST
KNOW
WHO
tHE
Its
BUT
I
CE
NO
HEON
WHY
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II
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Chat
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TOeE.
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SPORT
NEWS
OF
THE
DAY
GILHULY
CUP
Great
War
Veterans
Were
Outplayed
in
Final
Yesterday
Score,
Four
to
One
Defeating
the
Great
War
Vet
erans
in
the
final
by
a
score
of
1
to
1,
the
Sons
of
Canada
yesler-
lay
afternoon
captured
the
fiil-
huly
footttall
cup
for
1924.
The
HERE
AND
EVERYWHERE
Now
that
the
month
of
Sep
leinber
is
here,
local
nimrods
will
be
taking
down
their
arms
and
getting
them
into
trim
in
anticipation
of
t
lie
opening
of
the
hunting
season
which
is
now
less
tbaii
two
weeks
off.
The
usual
rush
on
Ihe
government's
agent
for
shooling
licenses
will
co-incidcntally
commence.
The
deer
season
in
this
district
will
open,
on
September
13
and
will
close
on
November
30
(both
dales
inclusive).
The
bag
limit,
as
already
announced,
has
been
reduced
from
three
to
two
animals
and,
of
course,
only
bucks
may
be
taken.
The
season
for
geese,
ducks
and
brant
will
on'u
on
September
15
and
continue
until
December
30.
It
might
ajfaiii.be
pointed
'out
that
Kaien
Island
is
a
preserve
for
all
game
md
the
shooting
of
deer
on
the
Uueen
Charlotte
Islands
is
not
permitted.
Owing
to
the
drawing
in
of
Ihe
autumn
evenings,
Ihe
Prince
Ru-Mrt
fiun
Club
has
found
il
necessary
to
discontinue
its
shoots
on
Friday
evenings.
For
the
balance
of
Ihe
season,
Ihe
meetings
will
be
held
Thursday
afternoons
or
Sundays
as
wealh.
j
er
permits.
The
local
marksmen
ar
continuing
their
practices
in
anticipation
of
the
competition.
that
are
beng
staged
with
outside
teams'
during
Fair
Week.
With
ihe
Sons
of
Canada
need.
ing
only
one
more
victory
to
cinch
the
Stuart
football
shield
and
ii
tie
to
assure
at
least
a
post-season
play
olf,
the
Oreal
War
Veterans
team
is
I
lie
only
other
one
thai
now
stands
a
chance
to
win
the
trophy.
Ann
their
chances
are
mighty
slim
for
they
would
have
to
win
all
three
games
in
the
second
half
while
the
Canucks
are
losing
all
theirs.
In
view
of
the
way
things
have
been
going
so
far
Ibis
reason,
this
seems
a
little
too
much
to
expect.
The
Callies
dropped
Ihe
last
chance
they
had
when
Ibe
Can
ucks
beat
them
last
week
in
the
opening
game
of
the
second
half
and
that
victory
for
the
Cana
dians
also
sent
glimmering
Ihe
indeed
small
chance
of
Ihe
Eng
lishmen
to
get
into
a
post-season
play-pff.
The
second
game
of
the
second
balf
of
the
schedule
will
take
place
tomorrow
evening
between
1
lie
fireat
War
Veterans
and
Suns
of
England,
weather,
of
course,
permitting.
M.
S.
Whittier.
collector
of
customs
at
Juneau,
returned
north
on
the
Princess
Alice
yesterday
afternoon.
He
enme
here
to
meet
Mrs.
Whittier
and
family
who
have
been
visiting
In
the
Eastern
Slates
and
who
were
aboard
Ihe
Alice.
'v
TONIdHT
MO
WANT
YOO
TO
ro
bE.E.
t-l
FOOTBALL
ENNIS
SWIMMING
FIELD
SPORTS
1
lincl
success.
The
various
events
were
keenly
contested
and
there
were
some
splendid
performances
in
Ihe
track
events.
The
outstanding
winners
of
Ihe
day
were
Alex.
Mitchell,
and
Dave
Balfour.
The
former
was
the
winner
in
the
!tigh
jump
clearing
llm
crosA
bar
it
i
feet
11
inches.
Balfour
was
a
close
seeond
at
4
feel
10
inches.
The
tug-of-war,
one
of
the.
most
interesting
events
of
the
lay,
was
won
with
two
straight
mils
by
Ihe
city
all-star
team
raptained
by
P,
Laporte
over
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
learn
bead-
d
by
J.
II.
Meag'uer.
The
First
North
H.G.
Regiment
Hand,
under
ibe
leadership
of
W.
X.
Hos.i,
played
throughout
'he
afternoon,
with
good
effect.
Winners
of
Ibe
lay
were
as
follows:
Hoys,
0
and.
under
1,
VT
Wil-
liserofl;
2,
E.
Sanlerbane.
fiirls,
G
and
under
M.
Casey;
:luhy
Oreen.
Hoys,
8
and
under
Donald
rney;
Frank
Derry.
fiirls,
8
and
under
Velnia
Wallers;
Marion
Sherman;
Jean
litchie.
Hoys,
10
and
under
Alex.
Wallers;
fiarfield
McKinley.
fiirls.
10
and
under
Hilda
Murray;
Jessie
Martin;
Connie
Morgan.
Hoys.
12
and
under
P.ob
Ir
vine.
Jtill
.Murray;
Lawrence
l'earce.
fiirls,
12
and
under
Mussallem;
Hilda
Murray;
rleulah
McKinley.
,
Boys...
lfi
and
under
Harry
Walker;
Oke
Jackson;
Henry
Heilbroner.
fiirls,
10
and
Tinder
Laura
Frizzell,
Julia
Wall?is,
May
Thompson.
Koys,
UO
yard,
dash
Ernest
McLeod;
Henry
Ileilhroner.
Boys,
100
yard
ilash
(Booth
and
eai
Cove
schools
)
Lawrence
l'earce;
Bill
Murray.
Boys,
100
yard
iash
(Borden
and
Catholic
Schools)
Herbert
Kane,
Bronson
Hiiifit.
WRt
Mir
NIC
APOLJtd
WtU
BE
HERE
ON
LABOR
DAY
Various
Events
Were
Closely
Contested
at
Acropolis
Hill
Grounds
CITY
PULLED
FISHERMEN
The
Trades
and
Labor
Coun
cil's
annual
Labor
Day
field
meet
at
"the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
yesterday
afternoon
was
a
lis-
Potato
Race
Bronson
Hunt.
Harold
Macdonald.
Boys'
Bicycle
Race
Spiro
fiur-
vjch;
Dido
fiurvich.
Pulling
the
Shot
Alex.
Mac
donahl
(Fire
Hnll);
R.
B.
Skin
ner.
Broad
Junm
Alex.
Mitchell;
Dave
Bairour.
Hop,
Step
and
Jump
D.
Bal
BRIER
tr
WHO
t
THE
JEWELRY
UtfSj
TORE'
SCAT..
il
W
'
v
V
r-
,
J
i
four;
Alex.
Mitchell.
High
Jump-
Alex.
Mitchell;
D.
Balfour.
Fat
Man's
Race
James
Black.
Ben
Self,
Louis
Ross.
Egg
and
spoou
race
Mrs.
Tuck;
Mrs.
P.
Armour;
Mrs.
Hall-berg.
Ladies'
nail
driving
contest
Mrs'.
S.
Doiron;
Mrs.
J.
J.
Oillis;
Mrs.
Fred
Clarke.
Three-legged
race-Iack
fiaw-
Ihortie
and
Albert
Styles;
Ernest
Vllislone
and
Ernest
McLeod.
100
yards
dash
(Union
race)
Joe
Ratchford;
Jack
Ilatchford.
100
yards,
open-r-D.
A.
Bal-
our;
Alex.
Mitchell.
Largest
family
on
grounds
Stanley
Doiron;
J..
J.
fiillis;
Mr.
Newman;
A.Anlonelll.
Married
ladies'
race
Mrs.
J.
Sherman;
Mrs.
Tuck;
Mrs.
F.
Clarke.
Throwing
baseball
W.
Lam-
lie;
D.
A.
Balfour.
Kicking
football
V.
.Menzies,
D.
Main.
Ladies"
thread
lit
needle
race
Mrs..
Sherman;
Mrs.
C.
Tuck;
Mildred
Johnson.
Sack
race
Ernest
Ilatchford:
W.
Arnotl;
Harold
Macdonald.
Relay
race
1,
nil's
team:
D.
Balfour.
J.
Hatch
ford.
D.
Frizzell
md
Alex.
Mitchell:
2.
J.
Marks'
earn:
J.
Marks.
Sam
Elder.
Jim-
nje
Andrews
and
Cieorge
Hill
Jr
BROWN
WINNER
RIFLETROPHY
Close
Competition
For
Royal
Arms
Cup
at
Ranges
Sunday
Afternoon
W.
M.
Brown,
with
a
scor
of
12
out
of
a
possible
j0.
was
win
ter
of
Ihe
Royal
Arms
Cup.
which
was
shot
for
immediately
after
Ihe
regular
weekly
spoon
shoot
Sunday
afternoon
at
COO
yards.
W.
M.
Brown
2
ii.
Fioyd
...
.
11
C.
McKeown
....
...
...
10
W.
Brass
.
,
o
M.
M.
Lamb
39
R.
V.
Cameron
35
R.
Wilson
33
J.
F.
Ritchie
..
29
A.
Squire,
20
W.
Hnrrobin
23
Spoon
Shoot
II.
I'lnyd
with
a
handicap
of
fourteen
was
winner
of
the
spoon.
Scoring
wns
as
follows:
Yards
200
000
000
Yds.
II
Floyd
.....
30
29
28
87
Brass
.
.
.
20
30
II.
Wilson.
2.7
29
W.
M.
Brown
.
.
28
18
C.
McKeown
...
21
21
.
Squire
20
2t
M.
M.
Lamb
...
20
13
R.
W.
Cameron
25
15
F.
Ritchie
.
.
23
25
W.
Ilorrobin
.
.
23
10
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SMITHERS
warrior
Again
Won
Dnrhv
Ahead
or
Field;
Mrs.
Wakefield's
"Dandelion'
also
Winner
SMITHERS,
Sepl.
2.
The
most
Interesting
event
at
the
Strillliers
MINNIE.
POLt
Fair
was
Ibe
horse
racing
on
"Husty
rriiiay
aiiernoon.
During
the
football
mutch
and
children's
sporls
Ihe
crowds
were
gathering
and
by
4
p.m.
he
rails
of
(he
race
course
were
lined
with
expectant
faces
to
witness
the
0
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iOON.
WANTED.
Companionable
help
for
small
family.
Apply
Sic.
11,
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Apis.
tf
WANTED.
Furniture
of
every
description.
Highest
prices
paid.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange,
Auctioneers.
Phono
052.
WANTED.
Wagon
with
brake,
,
in
good
condition.
Box
unnecessary.
Price
and
particulars
to
S.
C.
(Sordon,
care
Daily
News
Olllce.
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT.
Board
and
room
in
private
family.
Phone
Black
217.
200
FOR'
RENT.
Two
large
apartments
down
town
near
Post
Olliee.
Apply
Stork's
Hant-
ware'
If
I-OH
RENT.
Palmer
House
for
cheap
rales
and
home
com
forts,
tf
FOR
RENT
Four
room,
modern,
heated
.
apartments.
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AUCTION
SALES.
AUCTION
SALE
Saturday
at
2
p.m.,
725
Eraser
Street.
Includes
fiurney-Oxford
range,
refrigerator.
Sanitary
couch,
bed,
trunks,
bed
linen,
carpenters
tools,
kitchen
utensils,
carpels,
rugs,
chairs,
kitchen
cabinet,
crockery,
fieo.
Itek,
Auctioneer.
201
Goods
Bought.
Sold
or
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
and
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
Black
130
and
Red
442.
Keep
It
Quiet
I
Your
car
is
as
old
as
il
sounds
GOODYEAR
TIRES
for
Fords
from
$8.75
to
$17.00
Repairing,
Vulcanising,
Gas
and
OH
Modern
Wrecking
Equipment.
KAIEN
GARAGE
Our
Vork
Speaks
for
Itself.
sport
of
kings.
The
Judges,
were
Dr.
Hankinson,
Olof
Hanson
and
E.
II.
fiazely
while
J.
P.
Wheeler
was
the
ofllclnl
starter.
The
first
race
was
Ihe
Indian
half
mile
won
by
Michel's
(Moricelown)
"Nellie,"
Second
Bapllsle's
"Dick."
The
Lady's
race
was
won
by
"Dandelion"
ridden
by
its
owner
Mrs..
Wakefield,
"(linger"
whose
Jockey
was
Miss
Lena
Johnson
came
second.
The
open
half
mile
was
quite
an
event
with
many
false
starts
by
Ihe
lively
horses.
A.
Chis-holtn's
"Hot
Cake,"
Joe
Lambert,
was
Ihe
favorite
and
justified
its
favor
by
winning
easity.
In
lite
1200
lbs.
and
over1
class
came
in
first.
The
chief
event
of
Ihe
day
was
(lie
last
race,
Jie
Smilhers'
Derby
open
mile.
"wnrrlor,
owned
by
Dr.
Paine
of
Telkwa,
proyed
lo
be
in
a
class
by
himself
and
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