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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
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TO
Hig,
wholesome
nutritious
loaves
of
delicious
nutlike
flavor,
!nwny
lightness
and
excellent
keeping
qualities.
FiveRoses
Flour
For
Breads,
Cakes,
Puddings,
Pastries
John
L.
Christie
Agent
Phone
534
I
wish
I
knew
"I
wish
I
knew
what
to
put
on
these
floors!"
So
often
you
hear
thai
remark.
It
is
only
because
(hose
people
who
make
it,
have
had
their
fill
of
waxes,
oils
and
cheap
varnishes.
The
man
or
woman
who
has
used
the
right
floor
varnish
has
no
floor
troubles.
Try
CI
Floor
Varnish
next
time,
we
guarantee
it
to
give
satisfaction.
Sold
only
by
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
CANADIAN
STEM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
'
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
at
any
time
.
to
receive
your
phone
call,
,lo
tnkq
your
instructions,
to
lalce
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
New
Fall
Coats
DRESSES
MILLINERY
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Ford
Cars
NEW
AND
USED
Kasy
Terms
if
desired.
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
for
tho
balance
of
September.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
Ct.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
fioal,
Hand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Hovlnp,.
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BUCKY
HARRIS'
OPPORTUNITY
Young
Manager
of
Washington
Senators
May
Enter
Baseball
"Hall
of
Fame"
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
3.
Stan
ley
Harris,
the
"boy
wonder,"
lias
in
his
grasp
the
opportunity
to
prove
himself
one
of
the
fix
p.
reatest
baseball
managers
of
n'l
time.
In
21
xears
of
xvorld's
.series!
history
only
four
men
far-famed
for
many
seasons
havp
raptured
the
national
games
greatest
title
two
years
in
succession.
They
were
the
late
Frank.
Chance
with
the
Chicago
Cubs
in
1907
and
1908,
Conn
in
Mack
witli
(he
Philadelphia
Alh,
letics
in
1910
and
1911,
I
Si
11
Car-
igan
with
the
Huston
Americans
in
1915
and
191G
and
John
Mc-
raw
with
the
New
York
Giants
in
1921
and
1922.
I
Today
Harris
stands
with
one
ictory
to
his
credit,
the
con
quest
of
the
Giants
a
year
ao,
and
another
world's
series
iu
the
offing,
this
time
againsl
Pitts-
burgh.
Hut
regardless
of
the
out
come
in
the
battle
at
hand
the
nungster
will
see
many
years
of
ervicc
before
he
attains
tho
re
cord
of
McG
raw,
the
greatest
campaigner.
Nine
i
times
McGraxv
nits,
iiiheii
ins
warriors
inio
me
Mile
fight
and
has
been
viclori-iius
,lo
thrice.
Winners
and
Losers
Mack
also
has
gained
three
onquests
in
the
baseball
classic
ind
lias
lost
two,
one
of
them
to
McGraxv.
The
chief
of
the
Ath
letics
has
outwitted
the
Giants
on
two
occasions.
Hughey
Jennings,
now
-Giant
coach,
and
McGraxv.
share
the
rcJ
nnf.l
-itt
In.ini.
II.
n.1.'p;.
n
.
1
ies
in
succession.
Miller
Hug
pins
of
the
-Yankees
has
figured
in
three
title
affairs
and
won
one.
Winning
and
losing
managers
und
clubs
since
1903
follow,
xvin-
hers
first:
1903
Collins,
Hoston
Ameri
cans;
Uarke,
Pittsburgh
Na
tionals.
1905
.McGraxv.
.New
York
Na
tionals;
Mack,
Philadelphia;
Americans.
1900
Jones,
Chicago
Ameri
cans;
Chance,
Chicago
Nationals
1907-
-Chance.
Chicago
Na
tionals;
Jennhiigs,
l)filroit
"Amer
icans.
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1908
Chance,
Chicago
Na-
lionals;
Jennings,
Detroit
Amer
icans.
-
1909
Clarke,
Pittsburgh
Nai.
tlonals;
Jennings,
Detroit
Amer
icans.
1910
Mack,
Philadelphia
Am
ericans;
Chance,
Chicago
Na-
lionals.
1911
Mack,
Philadelphia
Am
rricans;
McG
raw,
New
York
Na-
totials.
1912
Stahl,
Hoston
Ameri
cans;
McGraxxv
New
York
Nation
als.
1913
Mack,
Philadelphia
Am
ericans;
MrGra'v,
N'exv
York
Na
tionals.
1914
dialling!,
Hoston
Na
tionals;
Mack,
Philadelphia
Americans.
1915
Carrigan,
Hoston
Am
ericans;
Moran,
Philadelphia
Nationals,
1910
Carrigan,
Hoston
Amer
icans;
llnbinson,
Hrooklyn
Na-;
tinnals.
1
1917
Howland,
Chicago
Americans;
McGraxv,
New
York
Nationals.
1918
Harrow,
Hoston
Americans;
Mitchell,
Chicago
Nationals.
1919
Moran,
Cincinnati
Na.
tlonals;
Gleason,
Chicago
Americans,
i
1920
Speaker,
Cleveland
Am
ericans;
llnbinson,
Hrooklyn
Na
tionals.
1921
McGraxv,
New
York
Jfa
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AtSOHE
E3-
..I
tionals;
Muggins,
Cx'pxv
Americans.
1922
McGraxv,
Nexv
York
Na
tionals;
Muggins,
iXexv
York
Americans.
1923
Muggins
New
York
Americans;
McGraxv,
Nexv
York
Nationals.
y
1921
Harris,
Washington
Americans;
McGraxv,
Nexv
York
Nationals.
SPORT
CHAT
Haskelball
players
and
fans
of
Prince
llupert
will
foregather
next
Monday
evening
in
I
he
City
llnll
f.,-
II.
....I
-
iiuil
jui
lilt;
lllllllljll
lllt'l'IIHK
the
local
.Association
at
which
its
large
bank
deposits
and
small
preliminary
plans
for
the
bipjloans
was
an
unfailing
sign
that
winter
sport
in
this
city
will
be.eapilal
was
hiding
because
it
did
formulated.
It
is
expected
that,
like
last
year,
there
will
be
a
large
altendance.
The
prospeel
for
basketball
this
winter
are
promising.
The
1921-25
season
x-as
a
very
successful
one
in
all
Hie
leagues
and
the
teams,
on
he
whole,
had
good
material
and
were
evpnly
matched
so
I
hat
fn-lerest
was
kepi
up
till
the
fall
of
Ihe
season's
curtain.
Again
there
seems
to
be
plenty
of
material
on
hand
for
the
forthcoming
season,
nexv
arrivals
taking
Ihe
places
of
those
who
have
left
during
the
summer.
A
lot
de
pends
on
the
way
things
are
started
and
it
is
o
be
hoped
that
all
who
arc
interested
in
the
sport
xvill
lurn'out
Monday
nighf
help
things
along.
The
busi
ness
xvill
include
Ihe
usual
routine
matters
of
electing
officers
and
reading
annual
reports.
.lark
Campbell
is
the
retiring
,
president
and
-Ii
nexv
secretary
xvili
have
to
tie
elected,
Jimmin
Marks
having
left
the
city
since
last
v
season.
The
accidental
killing
of
William
James
Ilichardson
xxhen
mistaken
for
a
deer
by
Charles
Woodward
in
the
Victoria
dis-
Hrict
this
xveek
is
another
ex
ample
of
how
easily
hunting
accidents
may
happen
and
a
warning
that
every
care
should
b
on-served
by
hunters,
even
if
what
may
seem
undue
care
means
the
losing
of
game.
Woodward's
story
as
told
at
the
inquest,
wa
to
the
effect
that
be
had
been
hunting
alone
on
Sunday
morning
in
tho
Highland
district
Towards
noon
he
Jumped
a
deer
but
could
not
raise
his
rifle
quickly
enoiifth
to
take'
a
shot
al
11.
A
moment
lalcr
he
bail
seen
what
he
had
taken
lo
he
another
deer
emerging
from
the
same
place.
As
I
hiss
second
animal
doubled
back
again,
Woodward
fired
al
it.
and
the
bullet
sped
through
the.
underbrush
and
hit
Richardson
in
the
left
leg
just
below
Ihe
groin.
Woodward
hail
done
his
best
lo
staunch
the
flow
of
blood
from
Ihe
wound,
Richardson
fainting
as
the
for
mer
lore
axvay
Ihe
clothing
from
the
spot
where
the
bullet
.entered
Failing
lo
attract
attention
by
shouting
for
aid,
Woodxvard
had
set
off
through
the
bush
in
search
of
a
telephone
hut
Rich
ardson
died
before
he
xvas
aide
to
return
with
help.
GEORGE
BUSHBY
GIVES
AD.
DRESS
AT
SMITHER8
SAYING
PRINCE
flUPERT
NOT
READY
FOR
AN
ELEVATOR
YET.
(continued
from
page
one)
I
hoy
bought
a
Ford;
when
they
could
not
afford
a
Ford,
they
walked;
and
he
thought
the
government
of
Canada
should
Jolly
well
walk.
He
certainly
xvmild
see
thai
expenses
were
cut.
Canada,
he,
said,
was
the
only
country
lliat
had
not
cut
laxation
since
the
war,
and
ho
suggested
that
the
U.S.
idea
of
a
bureau
of
budgets
to
cull
the
extravagances
be
followed.
Mr.
Ihishhy
pointed
lo
Ihe
fact
that
all
watlh
comes
from
Ihe
soil
as
the
base
for
tils
denunciation
of
the
Liberal
policy
of
expnrtiiip
raw
resources.
lull
dealing
with
pulp,
however,
he
tate!l
Unit
it
xvas
iiuile
proper
to
ship
out
the
pulp
xvhere
such
was!
necessary,
but
not
otherwise
Logging
syslems
.verp
an
extrav
agance,
as
also
va
the
plan
of
shipping
$15
lumber
to
the
United
Slates
t0
Iip
xxhipped
into
shape
for
sale
at
?100.
Cana
da
s
copper
I
all
shipped
to
foreign
countries
for
refining,
lie
said,
and
he
deplored
the
robbery
of
the
copper
deposits
by
miners',
as
the
copper
could
not
be
replaced.
Shipment
of
trrain
through
the
United
Stales
xviis
Hiioiuer
crimo.
Capital
Under
Cover
The
condition
of
Canada
with
not
know
what
xvas
poming
next.
Mr.
Itiisliby
.defended
the
Conser
vative
plan
of
tax-rtpinpl
IkiimIs.
ayirw;
it
was
necessary
to
in-
luce
Canadians
to
purchase
the
bonds.
Today
most
develonment
money
xvas.
from
outside
Ihe
I
-
minion,
ami
while
work
was
pro
vided
for
some
Canadians,
Hi
profits
and
dividends
all
went
to
enrich
other
countries.
Mr.
Husliby
pointed
out
how-
easy
the
United
Slates
made
it
for
brainy
Canadians
to
get
into
Ihal
country
and
how
difficult
it
was
for
tho'loxvly
to
get
across
the
line.
Canadian
might
lie
-Pluming
n6xv.
he
said,
but
the
brains
were1
staying
over
there.
and
they
would
nevpr
come
bac.
Wtlmugn
there
was
lots
of
(rood
coking
eoal
and
iron
ore
in
Canada
none
xvas
manufactured
in
the
country.
The
speaker
praised
the
efforts
being
nuule
by
Hon.
Win.
S'oan
to
establish
the
iron
industry
in
Canada,
and
the
speaker
said
he
was
sure
some-thing
would
come
of
it.
"Two
mining
engineers
at
Smithers
have
told
rne
that
a
smelter
on
the
coast
xxilh
a
mill.
In
the
in
terior
would
be
a
good
thing
and
that
5t)
ore
could
then
be
han
dled
profitably,"
said
Mr.
Hush-:
by.
Roads
to
Mines
Ihe
candidate
claimed
the
rcdernl
government
should
bu
induced
to
build
roads
to
mining
properties.
This,
the
speaker
aid,
was
also
Hon.
Mr.
Sloan's
pet
idea
and
he
did
not
want
to
take
credit
for
advancing
tho
suggestion,
but
he
felt
that
the
government
could
xx'ell
assist
ri
the
taxation
lo
be
derived
when
the
mine
started
shinning
Me
told
of
the
isolation
.p
the
Francois
and:0otsa
country
and
though!
the
government
might
well
lighten
their
loads
by
building
telephone
lines
to
that
area.
Mr.
Hushby
said
he
was
per
sonally
in
favor
of
the
elevator
at
Prince
Rnperl,
and
asked
his
hearers
to
read
the
praise
of
Tolmie
for
the
elevator
and
not
only
tho
denunciations
of
Sir
Henry
Drayton.
Mr.
Hushby
staled
that
he
had
been
told
that
(he
utterances
of
Sir
Henry
Drayton
would
be-
wrapped
around
his
neck
in
this
campaign,
but
the
Conservative
candidate
arflrmed
that
lie
h.nl
never
been
roped
yet
and
did
not
Intend
to
let
Dray-Ion
start
it.
Mr.
Hushby
staled
that
the
elevator
xvas
never
con
ceived
wiih
the
Idea
of
helping
Ihe
Hulkley
Valley
or
Prince
Rupert,
but
was
purely
a
political
sop
lo
weld
the
support
of
Ihe
Progressive
party.
This
country,
tie
said,
was
not
ready
for
an
elevator.
TOO
LAT
TO
CLASSIFY
LOST.
Several
sheets
contain
ing
cilen's
signatures.
Find
er
kindly
return
(n
Daily
Nexvs
ortlce.
231
WOMAN
Wants.
Work
by
the
hour
or
day.
229
Third
Ave.
HELP
WANTED.
Rlenosrranher
male
or
female.
McRac
Hr'os.
uroa.,
L.UJ.
221
1
;
j.
l.
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.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
WANTRB
ANTI'.I)
MK.N!
The
upporlnnily
of
a
lifetime.
You
can
earnl
$20
per
day
for
every
honest
day's
work.
Your
money
dally.
No
experience
required.
No
eolleelions.
No
delivering
Selling
Universal
Clothing
Suits.
i:.!0
(all
delivery
charges
prepaid)
Fit
'to
measure.
Made
from
cloth
that
is
water,
fire
ami
snng
resislunl
Will
outwear
two
ordinary
suits.
Write
Universal
Clothing
Co.
or
Canada,
fit)
Fairfield
Huilding,
Vancouver,
H.C.
OKNTS
wanted
in
nil
parts
of
H.C.
to
sell
Oehrkn's
Christmas
cards,
manufactured
In
Vnn-oouver.
Liberal
commissions
and
exclujixe
districts.
Positively
best
cards
in
Canada.
They
sell
on
sight.
Writ
Gehrkes
Limited,
500
Seymour
St,
Vancouver.
23rt
WANTKD.
Furnished
house
or
suite
centrally
local
id.
Phone
Red
US.
tf
FOR
SALE
FOR
SAI.K.
Dining
room
suites.
bedroom
suites,
Chesterfield
suites,
ranges,
stoves,
bed
linen,
towels,
window
blinds,
inlaid
linoleum
and
printed
linoleunin,
lounges,
chairs,
Chiffionieres,
Dresers,
lied-steads,
mattresses
and
prlnps.
Dining
tables,
kitchen
tables,
(able
oilcloth.
A.
Mackenzie,
Furniture
lloue.
I'lioiie
775
FOR
SALF..
Columbia
Orarno-
'
phone
with
70
records,
mpsllyi
double
and
one
genuine
Kng-Tlsh
concertina,
l.achenal
A
On.
make
in
otse,
for
910.00
Apply
box
875
Daily
News.
FOR
SALE.
Sliver
plated
cornet,
(second
hand)
a
fine
instrument
by
Penned
nf
London,
England.
Apply
Prinee
Rupert
Music
Store,
Third
Avenue.
END
of
Month
Clean
Out.
25-51
reduction
on
all
cash
sales
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
C52.
PIG
Hargaiii
jn
Sludebakcr
onr.
In
fira
tlsss.
condition.
Ap
Idy
Knox
Jlolcl.
235
MINK
cape
for
sale,
very
reasonable
price.
Phone
Pluck
338
FOR
SALE.
iniffet
and
ehina
cabinet.
Phone
311.
If
TO
RENT
FOR
RENT.
First
class
apart
men!.
Monarch
rango
and
water
free,
Clapp
block.
West
enhavcr
Urns.
tf
FOR
JIENT.
Pianos,
player
planos,phonngraph
and
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Large
modern
roomy
'
apartment
with
fire
place;
close
iu.
pitly
Max
Meflbrotier.
TO
RENT.
Furnished
house
i
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.
.
...
.
Keeping
rooms,
nione
ih
or
81.
if
FOR
RENT.-rModerii
house,
llv
rooms
and
bath.'
Monro
tiros
BOARD
HOARD
-
Tim
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phono
137,
HOARD
and
Room
or
Hoard
only.
iMione
ttpii
707.
WOMEN'S
HOSPITAL
Surgical
and
Obstetrical-
3235
39lh
Avenue
West
(Kerrls-dalo),
Vancouver,
H.
C.
Dr.
Erneit
Hall,
superintendent.
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and
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ommgt
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an-
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and
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fur
pailii-ulars
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to
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and
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nf
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Went
Hiillditig,
Vancouver,
H.C.
230
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E
lamination
'
for
Hrilish
Columbia
Civil
Service
will
be
held
on
Saturday
afternoon
and
evening,
November
7,
I9t5.
For
RppMeallnn
forms
and
further
information,
apply
lo
Ihe
nenrflut
Government
Agent
or
to
II.
Mae-
Innes,
Civil
Service
Ciunmis-lon.
Victoria,
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CARPENTERS
WHKN
having
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house
repair
ed,
see
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M.
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Ift?.
if
CARS
FOR
SALE.
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Nash
five
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toiirlnf
i850
1-1921
Overland
Sedan
l00
1-1922
Ford
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....
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0,
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pass
$250
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ehasis
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inedhanical
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terms.
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GARAGE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Sta
tion.
Ooodynr
Tires,
Oa,
Oil
and
Greases.
WRECKING
KEIt'ICE
DAY
OR
NIGHT.
Phone
52.
tf
KINDLING
WOOD
All
dry
inside
wood,
kindling
and
blocks
mixed,
90.00
per
load
delivered.
Outside
wood,
tl.50
per
load
delivered.
Norwegian
style
Stilt
"Alaska
Herring
in
30-lb.
and
80-lh.
kegs,
10c
per
lb.
ISAACSON
Seal
Cove.
Ph.
me
Hl.n-k
ICI
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
i
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..
NEW
Process
Columbia
Record
no
scratching.
Finest
reproductions
jf
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
arlUts.
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MU8IC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
BaoQage,
Furnlluro
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Hot
699.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl
ure
Store.
We
Hoy.
Sell
and
Ex
change
Nexv
and
Socondhnnd
Goods.
QKO.
PAPADOPULI8,
830
Third
Ave,
phone
4
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4
4
Saturday,
October
3,
High
1
:5i
a.m.
21.3
fl
11:05
p.m.
22.0
"
Low
8:07
a.m.
3.2
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20:31
p.m.
2.
8unday,
October
4
nigii
2:38
a.m.
21.0
ft.
I:I2
p.in,
21.8
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n
21:15
p.m.
2.1
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October
E
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3:21
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ft.
15:20
p.m.
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21:57
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67
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ROOM
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Hotel.
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