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Insurance
and
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Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DRY
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&
Cedar
Wood
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Second
Avenue.
Phone
680.
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or
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BUY
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E.
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B.
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Office
Hours,
Itit.
Phone
686.
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Evenings
Only
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Special
Appointment.
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Cafe
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Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
M.
S.
SING
Cleaning
and
Pressing.
Special
Suits
Ready
to
Wear
$18.00
Laundry
Office.
820
Third
Avenue,
Prince
'
Rupert,
H.C.
Phone
77
4.
P.O.
Box
958
EDSON
COAL
Received
few
cars
of
oar
Famous
Kelson
Coal.
From
now
on
we
can
supply
the
same
in
any
quantities.
Call
up
58
for
quick
delivery
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Go
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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.
MoBrlde
Street.
BASEBALL
BOXING
LACROSSE
WILLS
WINNER
body
blows
that
had
their
effect.
Record
of
Fighters
Only
twice
has
Firpo
felt
the
humiliating
sting
of
a
knockout
since
his
meteoric
career
commenced.
In
,
1917
he
was
laid
low
by
an.
amateur,
Ansel
Rod-
rigues,
now
retired
from
the
ring.
Then
in
1923
the
damaged
right
of
Jack
Dcmpseywas
the
propelling
power
that
lowered
his
centre
of
gravity.
Wills
has
been
knocked
outbul
once,
that
was
at
the
hands
of
Sam
Langford
in
1916,
when
the
two
Negroes
fought
nineteen
rounds.
SKINNER
FAILED
TO
FINISH
BOUT
Referee
Declares
Match
with
Joe
Manilla
a
draw
Knock
out
in
One
of
Preliminaries
Hrick
Skinner
seemed
to
have
the
best
of
things
in
the-
first
round
of
t
tie
boxing
bout
with
Joe
Manilla
of
Ketchikan
last
nigbl
but
he
was
not
nble
to
go
through
after
receiving
what
he
claimed
was
a
foul
and
tho
scheduled
C-round
battle
ended
one
minute
and
forty
seconds
af,
ter
the
opening
of
the
second
round;
It
was
a
good
battle
while
it
lasted
and
a
draw
result
was
declared.
The
two
3-round
preliminaries
Denny
W'endlc
ys.
Ned
Byrne
and
Dido
Gurvich
vs.
Tommy
Eraser
were
draws
but
the
third
between
Ernie
Warren
and
Jim
Flewin
ended
in
thirty
seconds
when
the
latter
was
knocked
out.
Charlie
Gleason
refereed
tho
main
event,
P.
I.apnrte
the
pre
liminaries
and
Max
Heilbruner
was
timekeeper.
The
attendance
well
filled
the
Empress
Theatre.
I
1
Sport
Chat
the
weather
for
t
lie
Fair
sports
is
not
just,
as,
good
as
might
be
wished
but
the
sporl
ajnj.
attractions
committee
i
staging
the
matches
as
best
it
can
between
the
showers.
The
enthusiasm
of
the
fans
and
.the
general
desire
that
exists
In
see
al
the
matches
overcomes
the
Limpness
of
the
air
and
fair
gales
are
being
recorded
much
to
the
satisfaction.
of
the
Exhibition
management.
Seven
million
dollars
in
bel
ling
on
the
race
tracks
cannot
be
squandered
without
seriously
tif
fed
ing
"I
ho
economic
condition
of
the
city
la
say
nothing
of
its
morals
says
an
Edmonton
paper
in
-pmmentjng
on
the
racing
situa-
!ionv
in
Vancouver.
The
.paper
offers
Ihe
opinion
that
the
Oriental
population,
described
as
undesir.
ible,
did
not
contribute
much
lo
he
seven
million
and
that
the
Chinese
and
Japanese
were
attending
to
'business
while
the
whites
were
squandering
their
money.
Many
huntfng
expeditions
for
he
week-end'
will
mark
the
open.
I
ng
tomorrow
(September
13;
of
he
seaon
for
ducks,
geese
and
leer.
The
deer
are
reported
to
w
in
great
abundance
on
the
nearby
islands,
and
hunters
will
ae
gelling
out
at
the
earliest
possible
moment
before
too
much
shooting
makes
them
more
wary
and
scarce
in
accessible
places.
One
persdn,
who
was
out
scouting
recently,
said
he
saw
more
leer
than
be
had
often
run
across
rabbits
when
hunting
for
them.
I'he
inditference
of
the
weather
i.s
not
likely
to
dampen
h
enthusiasm
of
most
of
the
uimrods.
The
second
game
in
Ihe
exhibi
tion
football
series
between
Ocean
Falls
anH
Anyox,
for
the
soccer
championship
of
northern
H.C.
was
played
yesterday
afler-rtoon
under
Ihe
worst
possible
weather
conditions,
on
the
Aero
polis
Hill
grounds,
and
ended
in
a
win
for
Anyox
3-2.
A
driving
j
SPORT
NEWS
I
OP
THE
naV
utsr
HERE
AND
un
ruroviilucnr.
OF
BIG
FIGHT
Match
Went
Twelve
.
Rounds
Without
Official
Decision
New
York
Yesterday
EVERY
ROUND
TO
NEGRO
Body
Blows
Told
on
Argentine
and
In
Second
Round
He
Was
Floored
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
12.
The
newspapers
pave
the
decision
(o
Wills
in
the
big
fight
last
night
at
Hnyles'
Thirty
Acres.
Jersey
Cily.
They
went
the
full
twelve
rounds
in
the
no-decision
match.
According
to
the
newspapermen
present,
Wills
won
practically
every
round
and
in-
the
second
round
floored
Firpo.
Twice
the
colored
man
staggered
the
Ar
gentine,
who
was
weakening
from
kidney
punches.
Firpo
made
great
efforts
to
finish
the,
game
quickly
witii
a
knockout,
but
Wills,
who
seemed
to
he
much
the
better
boxer,
ducked
Hie
swings
ami
got
in
EVERYWHERE)
OCEANFALLS
Football
Game
Played
In
Storm
Closely
Contested
Yesterday
Afternoon
BRIER
FOOTBALL
TENNIS
SWIMMING
8
the
most
ardent
soccer
enthusiasts
wei'c
out
lo
witness
the
struggle
The
following
teams
were
fielded:
-
Ocean
Falls
Willier,
goal;
Lord
and
Smilh.
full,
backs;
Names,
Rest
and
Keith,
half
hacks;
Paul,
Clarke,
Derieux,
W.
Smith
mill
MilHn'lt
fm-viMi-.U
Anyox
Craggs,
goal;
Stewart
and
Slellie,
full
backs;
ltunton,
Scott
and
Caiiip'ell,
half
backs;
Dearlove,
Carter;
Ridierlsou,
Ingram
and
Jack
forwards.
S.
Elder
refereed
and
F.
Hardy,
Prince
Rupert
and
W.
Johnson,
Ocean
Falls,
ran.
the
lines.
ri.n
fil
ltll..
.......
I.
.it
iuiijt
nan
uiauu
a
irwi
mlniltna
fwn
II,..
li.'.L-
..IT
I...
I
"'OH
iilniuK.'.
..mi
ill
.
nit.
UM
UJ
w.
Delieux,
at
centre
forwanl
for
Ocean
YaMi.
Shortly
afterwards
Haker
Robertson,
equalized
for
Ihe
gas-raters.
-
The
play
was
last
and
considering
the
wretch
ed
nature
.of
I
be
grouad
and
ball
some
god
football
was
display-
d.
Roth
leaiuA
were
on
their
mettle
and
put
forward
their
best
efforts
in
spite
of
Ihe
adverse
elements..
Shortly
before
half
time
Clarke,
in
tho
Vurward
line
for
the'tbaper
makerM.
beat
iJiaggs
for'
a
secotnfTtftne
with
a
lillicut
shot.
Play
was
delayed
fur
several
minutes
by
an
injury
to
Delieux;
the
Ocean
Falls'
ceni-
Ire
forward..
.
who
accidentally
ollided
with
Craggs,
when
Ihe
laltcrTHiT
Out
to
'clear
a
"skied"
ball,
and.
was;
forced
to
leave
the
field
for
medical
attention.
At
half
time
,lhe
score
stood
2-1
,n
favor.
of
the
southerners
Second
Half
In
the
second
half
Ocean
Falls
were
unfortunately
handicapped
by
the
absence
of
their
centre
forward
as
a
result
of
Jiis
injury.
However,
the
paper
makers
put
up
a.
very
stubborn
resislence.
A
persistent
louiburdmenl
of
the
Ocean
Falls'
stronghold
event
ually
gave
Scolt,
in
the
Anyox
forward
line,
ail
opportunity
and
In
kick'ed
into
Willier's
bands.
I
he
.latter
apparently
passed
Ihe
ball
oyer
I
be
goal
line.
There
was
some
disimlc
about
the
valdity
of
the
goal
and
talk
about
prrtfesting4he
game
by
Ihe
Ocean
Falls
-learn.
The.
gdal
was.
allowed
ijyij
jhe,
jfej-ei',
hpwoveh
nm-r
souie
11
a
id
work,
wnicu
provided
plenty
of
excitement
in
front
of
the
Ocean
Falls
goal,
Haker
Robertson
again
scored
for
the
smeller
town.
The
final
score
was
3-2
in
favor
of
Anyox.
The
Port'
Simpson
football
learn
defeated
Ihe
Kitkalla
eleven
by
a
score
of
2-0
in
ihe
first
game
of
the
exhibition
native
football
series
played
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
yesterday
nflernoou.
The
weather
conditions
were
most
unfavorable,
and
few
spectators
witnessed
the
game.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Finnic
sailed
rain
and
a
gale
made
playing
on
Ihe
Princess
Alice
today
to
conditions
so
miserable
that
only
make
the
round
trip
to
Skagway.
Oonds
and
Wann.
TNi":
'Creii
bnl.
thl
twtvrd
"?
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Furniture
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nd
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and
Comfort
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can
buy
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TIRES
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FORDS
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to
S16.00
RIDE
ON
AIR
Fit
Your
Ford
With
Money
eliminate,
the
rattles.
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WRECKING
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MENT
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uir
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lia.liii
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suitable
for'
work
and
pleasure.
All
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first
class
condition.
Apply
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M.
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Oas
launch
"Na-iline"
23
ft.
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fi.
Easlhope
I.
Price
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$100,
balance
$50
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387
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210
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Rooming
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SALE.
Pleasure
boat
Echo.
Lenglh
2H
feet,
beam
5
feel,
powered
with
48
I
LP..
Winton
Six
engine,
liosch
Ignition,
storage
battery.
Windshield,
canopy
top
and
curtains,
2
auto
seats.
Seating
capacity
for
eight
or
ten
persons.
Price
S350.00.
C.
L.
Heindel',
Cold
Storage.
if
FOR
SALE.
Piano
mnhoirnnv.
medium
siie,
lately
tuned.
.$200.00.
Also
25
foot
boat
with
Ford
racing-engine.
John
Hulger.
M0
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papers
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bundle.
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several
other
good
buys
In
used
ears.
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tf
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Two
used
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en
gines;
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conversion
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marine
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each,
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Chevrolet
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Cur;
overhauled
and
in
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condition;
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lioats
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Engines.
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HOUSES
0
rooms
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bath,
two
lots,
fine
harbor
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rooms
nnd
bath,
close
in
$2100.00.
:
rooms
ami
nam,
gnou
garuen,
$2200.00,
3
rooms,
high
ground,
$750.00.
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FURNITURE.
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Store.
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National
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of
Chiropractic,
Chicago,
Smith
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lo
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Blue
85.
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Gray,
Capt.
E.
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Queen
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points
al
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o'-'
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Ibis
afternoon
n)
lq
scheduled
o
return
tonight
lo
Island
points
wilhy
freight,
pas.;
sengcrs
and
mall,
SMITHERS
M.
t
MelhfkliKl
Cbuiiji,
day
for
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visit
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of
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The
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romlm-ied
ii,
.MellfiMlist
Church
on
Sui
next.
The
Rev.
M
l.w,'ti
omciate.
j
ne
cIiuitIi
is
unjp
ing
an
entity
Irainfonnalu
the
occasion,
and
flowers,
fc
it
vegetables,
grains,
grar
tu
ans
being
lavishly
Mipi.ted
f(
coralions.
Apjiripriate
will
be
rendered,
liy
a
cpftm
choim
augmenteil
uy
aii
or
,.ae!
of
live
pieces.
,
H.
Darling,
jr
n
V
Mllnfftiii
his
parents
Mr.
&
Mrs
II.
bar.
ling.
This
l
Harry
...
jr
s
fir
d
i
visn
in
lour
far
ainrli
Im
been
spe;tl
in
the
jv?
rbir
pia
of
the
General
Klerlnr
tin.
tii
lin
la
lifilAdtr
n
l.tuv
lim
nnor
ing
accpiainliuii-nj.
Mrs.
W.
J.
liitlr
ami
r(iiMru
have
returned
frum,
Umlon
ner
they
have
been
liolidaymg
lor
I
couple
of
inniilli.
F.
Messnei.
ft
Metir
Harrej
A
Messnci'
mill.
i
leave
on
Sunday
for
lVnnyluiti
h
'
brijig
'
his
family
here
',
-
'
,
J.
Knulson,
win;,
lias
W
'
some
time
in
tie"
liopit
Prince
Rupert.
liik
recswiH
sullicienlly
lo
be
Imnir
asa
The
monthly
6irrlnK
'
lk
Hulkley
Valley
lli-'
it
Hi'M
board
of
iliteclors
was
m
Friday.
Husine.s.
of
i
k
line
nature.
J.
A.
'Poiieow
'
Vacancy
w
W
elected
lo
Ihe
board
caused
bf'
rrmou.-
V.
Allen
lo
UtiiifH
(ifurf
A
splendid
sample
of
ortjr
the
Coslello
Group.
n"r
T
C-.......
......
C.lll.nra
hi
"
rrj
uiifiii
,
.iiiin
in.
-
placed
in
the
Miner
at
the
Municipal
vWm.
W'T
plo'is
lak'vn
frou)
aM
J
and
it
contains
l
J
per,
21
ozs.
silver,
wi
per
ton.
It
carries:
governmenl
assay
ai1m
n
ton.
11.
J.
Rabbe
relurnrt
on
nesday
from
Vancouver
i
"
noint
he
was
forcel
i
"
i
a
piece
of
sled
ludijd
'''
J
while
he
was
at
"
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il...
rnilwar
llprfl-
.
unit,,
i.r
it,,.
rm-i!.,nfceye
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,h
isls
and
aUeiil-W'
rtr.
couver
General
I
in.
i
l!uPal;
r
,
ny
.
m
,jt
ing
...
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woes'-
a
penoti
oi
vi?-
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,li
im-aUM'
I"
Ihe
eye,
Hie
tUyU0V
"
V
lormeu
ny
Air.iv
couver,
and
a
la
r)e
'
'
luted.
'
The
W.
H.
iiemi
,Bti
reports
much
Ijiinroven
j"
"
real
eslate
litu',
M')m
L
IW
lies
chaining
baii'iv
past
week.
.ondoti,
Lancashire
j(
o0
Cnmp
Company
of
OanalJ-
dd
fbV
Mr
'
.,i,V.
W
on
in
l.nsiness
business
ilD
placing
the
local
agency
S.
Henry.
-
i.
W.
H.
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