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Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rate
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
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early.
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and
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and
Steamship
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Agency.
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B.O.
DRY
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&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
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length.
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139
Second
Avenue.
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Hours,
9
te
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686.
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Evenings
Only
Per
Special
Appointments.
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Cafe
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Third
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Pressing.
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EDSON
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Received
few
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of
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Famous
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Goal.
From
now
on
we
can
supply
the
same
in
any
quantities.
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up
58
for
quick
.delivery.
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BASEBALL
BOXING
LACROSSE
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
5-3.
.
St.
Louis-Pittsburg,
rain.
American
Leaque
SI.
Louis
I,
Chicago
i.
Cleveland
3-1,
Detroit
7-20.
A
.
SUMMER
SPORTS
AT
not
particularly
agreeable
for
the
playing
of
the
many
outdoor
games
indulged
in
hereabouts,
I
lie
schedules
have
been
practically
completed.
The
baseball
season
closed
with
the
Elks
win
ners
of
both
medals
and
cup,
em
blematic
of
the
1924
championship.
Football
-has
yet
a
couple
of
hard
games
to
go,
with
the
possibility
of
a
lie
or
two
thrown
in
for
good
measure,
and
will
create
some
interest
for
a
little
while
at
Ijfast.
,
The
year
l'J24
has
been
the
best
football
year
Anyox
ever
experienced,
the
(earns
were
always
fielded
at
full
slrength
and
were
all
ready
to
go
when
the
referee's
whistle
blew
on
the
sched
uled
day,
and
the
fans
witnessed
as
high
an
average
of
football
as
they
would
see'
anywhere
on
t(ie
British
Columbia
coast,
the
Beach
team,
by
defeating
the
Mine
in
the
cup
tie
game
got
into
tho
final
for
the
trophy
with
the
Smelter.
This
game
wasjiardly
fought
and
through
an
oversight
on
somebody's
part
bad
to
be
re
played,
Thursday
of
this
week
being
the
date
set
for
a,
decision;
The
basis
of
the
protest
entered
by1
the
Beach
was
that
the
odd
goal
was
scored
several
minutes
after
lhe
time
set
for
the
half
time
whistle,
actually
ten
minutes
overtime
having
been
played.
A
meeting
of
the-
football
executive
allowed
the
protest
under
the
ircumstances.
The
game
between
the
Mine
and
the
Smelter
for
the
mpdals
resulted
in
a
draw,
neither
learn
having
any
advantage
in
the
play,
each
team
scoring
a
goal.
WEATHER
SPOILED
GAMES
ANYOX,
Sept.
C
The
weather
spoiled
the
baseball
play-off
for
the
Granby
Contpany
silverware.
It
was
to
have
been
a
three
oul
of
five
series
between
the
Elks
learn,
winners
of
the
league,
and
lhe
Smeller
team,
runners
up
Two.
games
were
played,
the
Elks
winning
both.
After
two
atlonrpts
to
give
the
"Brother
Bills"
a
run
for
the
silver,
the
Smelter
man
ager
decided
to
forfeit,
the
192
i
baseball
honors.
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FOUR
THE
DAILT
NEW?
Miiur.iay.
S.m.l-i
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManuj
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v
SPORT
NEWS
OF
THE
DAY
National
League
Chicago
1,
Cincinnati
3,
.
Brooklyn
,
Boston
0.
New
York
G-15,
Philadelphia,
ANYOX
COMPLETED
Elks
Win
Medals
and
Cup
For
Baseball;
Replay
Yet
In
Football
ANYOX,
SepL
"
E.
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Although
the
weather
has
been
of
a
brand
HERE
AND
EVERYWHERE
Sport
Chat
BOXING,
Empresb
Theatre,
Thursday,
Sept.
II,
9.15
p.m.
Joe
.Manilla
of
Ketchikan
v..
Brick
Skinner
of
Prince
'Rupert.
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The
sport
program
for
Fair
Week
lfas
been
finally
fixed.
Tbtjre
will
be
visiting
baseball
teams
from
Anyox
and
Ketchikati
and
a
football
learn
.from
Anyox.
TJie
schedule
of
games
has
already
been
announced.
Ben
Self,
chairman
.of
the
Fair
Hoard's
sport
committee,
has
wired
loathe
various
towns.
asking
Tor
lists
of
line-ups..
These
will
be
publish
ed
on
arrival!
'
.
Ketchikan
has
been
invited
to
bring
a
lug-af-war
team
to
pull
With
the
local
cily
team.
It
i.s
not
anticipated
that
there
will
be
any
dillicrily
in
finding
a
good
re
presentative
of
Alaskans
among
the
large
party
of
excursionists
who
are
coming
from
Ketchikan.
Another
feature
has
been
added
Jo
the
week's
program
in
the
form
of
a
championship
fish
box
nailing
contest.
Twenty-five
dollars
in
prizes
will
be
olTered.
The
contest
will
take
place
fn
the
Exhibition
Hall
on
Wednesday
or
Ihursday
night.
A
large
number
of
entries
are.
expected
from
among
the
local
fish
pack
ers.
Whether
or
not
Keicliikan
will
be
entitled
to
compete
for
the
Exhibition
Board's
cup
significant
of
Northern
B.C.
baseball
championship
remains
to
be
determined.
The
trophy
is
now
held
by
Anyox
and
Ihere
will
be
it
least
competition,
for
it
be
tween
Prince
Rupert
and
Anyox.
Trap
shooting
teams
have
been
invited
from
Ketchikan,
Anyox
and
Ocean
Falls
but
it
has
not
yet1
been
definitely
ascertained
how
many,
if
any,
are
coming.
In
'the
meantime,
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gun
Club
are
preparing
for
them.
All
lhe
local
boxers
Skinner,
Eraser,
Stewart,
(iurvich,
Warren
and
Boulter
who
will
engage
in
the
tournament
Jo
be
staged
next
week,
are
working
out
nightly
in
the
102nd.
Regiment
Hall.
Any
persons
interested
are
invited
to
attend
and
see
lhe.
boys
in
action,
Joe
Manilla
of
Ketchikan,
who
will
meet
Brick
Skinner
in
the
main
event
next
week,
will
arrive
in
the
ciJy
on
the
Princess
Alice
this
afternoon,
lie
will
work
out
in
(he
Elks
Home,
lhe
hours
to
be
announced
later.
,
Advertise
in.
the
Dally
News.
FOOTBALL
TENNIS
SWIMMING
PORT
SIMPSON
aw
l
j
ATHLETES
WIN
Came
Homo
from
Klncollth
With
Cups
Representing
Baseball
and
Football
Champlon-4
.
ship
The
V.P.K.A.
of
Port
Simpson
returned
home
this
week
from
Kineolilh,
Nnas
River,
with
two
silver
cups
which
Ihey
won
on
Labor
Day
as
a
result
of
their
athletic
prowess
defeating
fireen.
ville
and
Gitlakdamiks
baseball
and
football
teams
respectively
in
final
championship
matches.
The
cups-had
been
put
up
by
the
Senior
Society
of
Kineolilh
last
year.
The
(Trcenville.
baseball
stars
received
a
setback
in
their
cham
pionship
aspirations
by
a
score
of
7
lo
2
at
the
hands
of
the
following
Fori
Simpson
team:
Charlie
Greenup;
Robert
San-key,
c;
Willie
Kelly,
ss.;
Joshua
McKay,
lb.;
Wilfrid
Booth,
2b.;
James
Lawson,
.
3b.;
Edward
Bryant,
rf.;
Willi-
Johnson,
cf.;
Robert
Cooper,
Jf
Port
Simpson
also
lived
up
to
its
reputation
at
football
defeating
the
heavier
but
less
aclive
(iitlakdamiks
learn
by
a
score
of
3
to
I.
In
the.
evening
the
Senior
Society
of
Kineolilh
entertained
the
visiting
teams
in
their
ball
where
the
prizes
were
given
out.
Then
there
was
a
dancp,
splendid
music
being
furnished
by
the
Society
orchestra.
MARRIED
LADIES
AT
ANYOX
BEAT
SINGLE
ANYOX,
Sept.
C
The
second
game
of
the
Married
and
Single
ladies'
baseball
teams
on
Labor
Day
furnished
lhe
biggesl
inter
est
of
the
season
to
a
large
crowd
who
galhered
al
lhe
ball
park
to
see
the
battle.
The-play
ers
kejd
lhe
fans
on
llieir
toes
all
the
wny,"
treating
them
to
all
kinds"
of
snappy
plays.
Hitting
was
the
bUr
feature
of
the
game,
Mesdames
Dwyer,
Ferguson
ami
Wenerslrom
bping
the
mighty
swatters
for
lhe
Married
girls,
while
the
Misses
Calderone
and
Keith
slugged
'em
hard
for
the
Single
girls.
This-game
did
not
quite
finish,
and
while
the
score,
al
the
lirm-
lhe
game
stopped
on
account
of
darkness
in
the
sixth
inning,
was
fourteen
all,
lhe
cold-blooded
rules
of
baseball
awards
(he
gamp
to
lhe
leant
having
lhe
most
runs
nl
the
end
of
the
fifth,
the
Married
ladies
being
ahead
in
this
British
Consols
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KAIEN
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Speaks
for
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CALLIES
BEAT
SONS
ENGLAND
Stuart
Shield
Football
Game
Last
Night
Resulted
In
Score
of
3
to
1
The
Callics
won
last
night's
Sluart
Shield
football
game
from
the
Sons
of
England
by
a
score
of
3
lo
1.
lhe
former
turned
out
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Ads.
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PER
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WANTED.
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age
15,
wants!
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work.
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to
learn
trade1
but
willing
to
work
P.O.
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10.
lu
store.
209
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description.
Highest
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paid.
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C52.
WANTED.
Smneone
with
a
little
cash
lo
open
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business.
Father!
If
you
have
a
girl
who
would
make
a
saleslady
for
the
front
store,
see
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523,
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rent.
212
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rug,
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cooking,
utensils
and
dishes
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before
2
p.m.
210
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oa
oak
room
flat
dining
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suite,
brass
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cabinet,
oak
dresser.
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ing
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hot
air
furnace.
Terms
arranged.
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vis
right
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of
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929
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tf
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Runnbout
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other
good
buys
in
used
cars.
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E,
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"
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en
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suitable
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and
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Boats
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If
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and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
Buy,
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and
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New
and
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Ooods.
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839
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Ave.
Phone
640.
CHIROPRACTOR
R.
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Graduate
of
the
National
College
of
Chiropractic,
Chicago,
Smith
Block
Room
15.
Hours:
10
lo
12;
2
lo
5;
7
to
8.
Saturday
afternoons
and
Sundays
by
appointment.
Phone
Blue
85.
the
full
eleven
men
while,
lhe.
Sons
only
had
nine.
Thirty
min
ute
halves
were
played
and
the
game
finished
in
lhe
dnrk.
The
Cnllies
m,adetwo
scores
in
the
first
half
and
lhe
last
in
the
second.
The
score
for
lhe
F.ng-llshmen
wns
made
shortly
before
the
final
whislle.
Tom
Jones
refereed,
A.
Clap-
nerlon.
and
J.
?.
Kelly
were
linesmen
arid
lhe
learns
look
the
field
as
follows:
Sons
of
England
O.
Shenlbn;
D.
Howe:
P.
Cameron.
George
Kelsey
and
Bales;
Miinro,
Dickers,
Tinker
anil
Harlness.
Callies
D.
Smith;
Cochrane
nnd
II.
Hamilton;
J.
Sims,
J,
Harris
and
S.
Currlc;
Eldor,
J
Andrews,
M.
Andrews,
W.
Hamilton
and
R,
Woods.
'The
Sluart
Shield
slnndipg
to
dale
follows:
W.
R.ofG
4
Callies
..
..2
O.
W.
V.
A.
..1
S.
of
E
0
D.
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4
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Slnipion
Tuesdays
Saturdays
To
Alaska
Points
Sept.
I
nnd
1?
From
Alaska
Points
Sept.
3.
C
and
I
fit
To
Massett,
Port
Buckley
Bay
Monday
mail
c!oe
From
Massett,
Port
Buckley
Bay
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-
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Naat
River
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BOX
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1st
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St
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A
Fulton
St.
8th
Avo.
4
Thompson
st.'
1
1th
Ave.
A
Sherbrooke
Ave
1
Hit
Avo.
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Sloth
Ave,
it
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Gove
Ave
nth
Ave.
&
Hays
Cove
Circle
8
h
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&
Cotton
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5lh
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McBrideSl.
Pro.
Gov.
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G.T.P.
Wharf
2nd
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&
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Stewart
and
Premier-
Sundays
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Fridays
M
From
Stewart
and
Premier-
Saturdays
....
Tuesdays
..
-To
Port
Simpson-Sundays
-
1
Thursdays
...
10
JUL
Clements,
To
Skldegate,
Q.
C.
wi
South
Island
Points
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Pram
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Island
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mail
cIosm
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mail
due
.
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3.10
3.15
3.20
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leaves
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month.
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