i
i
l
I
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will
always
taste
better
creamed
with
WE
ARE
SOLE
AGENTS
for
AJAX
HEAVIES
J'.ronouncrd
hy
experts
to
he
the
Krealest
advancement
made
in
shot
shells
in
Hie
past:40
years.
12
gauge
only.
,
.
Support
the
Gyro
Carnival
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
A
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Wc:
Ir.C'tjr
PADS
POUft
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManut
QQ
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NE
JM
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UNO
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TAKE.
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JOli
pur.Me,
hnwt
me
as
RR
to7"
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JtSi
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CLC.R.K
TO
EARM
rv
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WA.TK.
biKT
"VO
Mi
0
Made
in
Canada
"From
Contented
Cows'
You
Had
Better
Get
Your
Name
on
our
list
For
Dry
Kindling
Every
piece
kiln
dried
and
easily
split.
Large
load
$6.00
delivered,
or
5
bundles
already
split
for
$1.00
delivered.
"Taxi"
Call
112.
Always
open
ami
ready
to
give
service
all
hours.
One
or
two
passengers
anywhere
50c.
Clean
Sedans,
polite
drivers.
COAL
Wc
have
a
new
coal
on
hand
$11.00
per
Ion
delivered.
No
dirt
and
very
litlli
smoke.
A
perfect
range
coal,
nut
size
.and
extremely
hot.
Order
a
ton
nowl
Drayage
of
all
kinds
attended
to
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Go.
Phones:
189,
112.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
,
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Sort
finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
Wo
are
ready
at
any
time
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
lake
your
instructions,
to
lake,
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
(I.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
Wa
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
a
r-r-Mu-J
If
vy(-Hwuz.
ZJjemm
PARSON
IN
FAVOR
OF
MILITARY
TRAINING
Major
the
Rev.
H.
I.,
Horsey
Be-
lleves
in
Training
Cadets
and
Objected
Economy
In
I
his
Line
OTTAWA,
Oct.
I
I.
On
the
occasion
of
a
parade
of
members
of
the
Oltawn
Highlanders
to
the
Catholic
Church
Major
the
Hev
I.
Horsey
took
occasion
to
make
a
.reply
to
the
utterances
of
Mi
Agnes
Mcphail
and
others
against
military
training
in
Canada.
He
reviewed
the
dis
turbed'
situation
in
Europe,
and
said
that
when
the
member,
of
the
38lh
and
other
units
had
left
Canada
to
fight
in
the
wnrfd
war
they
had
done
so
with
Iho
thought
that
they
were
fighting
to
end
war.
The
situation
today,
lie
said,
did
not
hold
out
the
definite
assurance
that
there
would
not
he
another
war,
and
for
ttiis
reasot,
if
for
none
other
he
advised
that
all
men
of
military
age
should
devote
at
least
a
portion
of
their
Mine
(o
military
training.
There
were,
Major
Horsey
declared,
two
factions
In
Canada
who
were
eitjier
seeking
or
wanted
to
sen
Vhe
Canadian
mil-ita
kept
at
low
strength.
One
was
what
is
known;
ti'sJIic
red
element
and
llio-"
othor
ffie
paci-isls.
Major
Horsey
atd
he
be-Iivered
the
pacifists
were
'
sincere
in
theif
view.fhut
that
they
did
not
fully
understand
the
situation
in
international
Hiffair.
The
red
element,
he
said,
would
aturally
work
to
keep
Canada's
militia
as
weak
as
possible.
Cadet
training,
Major
Horsey
maintained,
was
a
very
great
enl
in
keeping
Canada's
youth
fit..
He
also
expressed
the
fear
that
following
the
forthcoming
federal
elections
a
fit
of
econ
omy
might
seize
the
government
Inch
might
result
in
the
appro
priation
for
militia
purpose
being
kIUI
further
reduced.
He
al
so
compared
the
small
amount
that
Canada
spent
on
if
rnililiu
with
that
spent
Jiy
the
United
Stales.
JILL
SIXTY
SHOWER
FOR
MISS
MAY
RE1D
The
members
Of
Hill
Sixty
Chapter,
I.O.p.K.,
at
the
conclusion
of
the
meeting
last
night
held
a
miscellaneous
shower
for
Miss
May
fleid,
who
is
'lo
bo
married
to
Jack
Frew
tomorrow.
There
were
about
25
present.
Directly
after
the
chapter
meeting
which
was
held
in
Hie
Presbyterian
Manse
and
which
was
closed
as
usual
Willi
the
singing
of
the
National
Anthem,
the
regent,
Mrs.
John
Manson,
stepped
out
ami
(trough,
I
in
a
lecoraled
box
.containing
the
gifts
of
the
individual
members.
I'hese
were
opened
much
lo
Ihel
delight
of
the
bride-lo-be,
whose!
popularity
has
been
shown
by
the
number
of
livenls
of
(hi
kind
and
the
beautiful
gifts
At
the
close
Mrs.
firanl
served
refreshments.
VANDERHOOF
The
first
political
meeting
of
Ibe
present
campaign
'was
held
nere
Jul
vveiinestiay
evcninu
when
John
A.
Fraser,
Conserva-lice
candiilate
for
Cariboo,
gave
an
address
In
the
Community
Hall
endorsing
III.
Hon.
Arthur
I.Mcighcn'
protection
policy.
Hob-
erl
Ileid
presided.
T.
5.
Mc-
Hride,
Progressive
candidate,
will
speak
here
on
Friday
of
tbii
week.
A
local
amateur
dramatic
society
has
been
formed
lo
produce
entertainment
during
the
com
ing
winter.
Officers
were
elect
ed
as
follows;
President,
L.
E,
Wells;
secretary,
Thomas
Illch-ardsoh;
treasurer,
Mrs.
H.
M
Taylor.
fiilbert
Hlaekstock,
brother
of
W.
M.
jllarkstork,
formerly1
manager
of
the
Hank
of
Commerce
here,
is
Conservative
candidate
for
Medicine
Hat
in
the
federal
election.
v
Joseph
Corbelt
has
a
contract
to
remove
the.
Vnnderhoof
Hotel
to
Ilia
Mefiorkell
Square
on
Church
Street.
Miss
Ilichards
is
making
a'i
excellent
recovery
from
her
re
cent
illness
and
it
is
expected
she
will
be
able
to
resume
her
school
leaching
duties
early
November.
Miss
Laura
Elaine.
MaigrcL
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Maigrel,
was
married
last
week
to
IJerbert
Ilradhaw,
Father
Plamnnden.
officiating.
The
cou
ple
are
honeymooning
in
Alberta
BURNS
LAKE
There
is
considerable
building
going
on
in
Hums
Lake
bill
lill
there
is
not
enough
accomodation
for
business
demands.
F.d.
Sullivan
lias
disposed
if
nearly
all
his
properly
there.
Hi
residence
hajrbeen
purchased
by
i
nomas
iiaillcy
ami
the
l.aKf-
view
Hotel
has
been
art
ui
red
by
Hepner.
J.
A.
Hoivin,
W'tinipep
tie
contractor,
visiled
the
district
last
week
and
purchased
75,000
lies
north
of
Iecker
Lake
where
a
camp
will
be
installed
IhN
winter.
The
school
teachers
in
the
district
between
Smilhers
end
Tinlagel
will
hold
a
conven'ioii
in
Hums
Lake
on
November
fl.
ALICE
ARM
The
Keystone
Minlnsr
Co.
will
resume
development
work
on
the
sunset
properly
In
the
near
future.
II.
J.
Howyer,
who
with
C.
C.
Casey,
will
be
in
charge
of
operations,
was
a
visitor
here
last
week.
Asbestos
has
been
discovered
at
the
head
of
F.vindsen
Creek
by
John
Slrombeck
but
not
In
sufficient
quantity
In
warrant
its
being
mined
profilablyv
j
A
nreY
prldriias
!i"eeh
oftrrr-
ed
by
Art
Heaiidin
in
Hie
Wel
come
Ilotcl.
C.
Warner
of
the
Iloyal
Hank
staff
is
spending
a
three
week
vacation
at
hi
home
in
Chilli
wacJ(.
J.
It.
Steven
ha
arrived
from
Prince
Huperl
lo
rcliev
during
his
absence.
WRIGLEYS
AFTER
MEAL
affords
benefit
as
well
as
pleasure.
Healthful
exercise
for
the
teeth
and
a
spur
to
digestion.
A
king
lasting
refreahment,
toothing
to
nerve
and
itomach.
,
The
World
Famoui
Sweetmeat,
untouched
by
handi,
full
of
i
Savor.
JASPER
PARK
PRO.
i
BROKE
RECORD
ON
WINNIPEG
COURSE
Made
Eighteen
Holes
In
66
at
Windsor
Park
Yesterday
WINXIPEfl,
Oct.
1
1.
Ilreakmu
another
course
record
on
hi
way
through
Winnipeg,
James
ltim-
mer,
golf
pro,
during
the
summer
at
the
.laper
Park
l.od.-'f
course
in
Jjtsper
National
Park
established
new
mark
for
(layers
on
the
difficult
Windsor
Park
municipal
course
to
shoot
at
whelk
he
made
I
he
round
in
in
100.
ilimlnar
made
it
3.'
going-
Out
and
flift'shed
with
a
31.
Recently
nt
Edmonton
Itiiu-mer
lowered
Hie
Country
Club
course
record
from
J
I
to
70.
Today's
gnrne
wa
played
in
u
foursome
with
Matt
Thompson,
I.
McDatrntbl
and
l.
Vincent,
well
known
Winnipeg
amateurs.
the
Windsor
Park
course
i
probably
tlju.
inol
Irirky
in
the
Winnipeg
njjsa
as
the
Seine
Hiver
croes
the
Fairways
in
several
places,
while
natural
hazard
artyplentiful.
The
pre-viou
record
for
the
course
wa
I.
SPORT
CHAT
During
the
ran-s
al
Woodbim
reeenllv
Spiv
Crawford,
one
of
the
Jockeys
was
ordered
by
lb
ourt
to
refrain
from
riding
in
the
race
the
following
day.
In
spite
of
the
order
he
road
Hyer's
ritorndale
In
victory,
winning
iiis
employer
4
he
sum
of
I3,0ih)
The
oild
thing
about
the
event
vtis
that
the
judge
who
made
the
rder
was
present
to
see
Ho-
ockey
win
and
ine
the
race
I
lie
parlies
that
secured
the
in
uncjlon
have
refused
lo
proceed
against
the
jockey
for
contempt
hence
the
matter
will
drop.,
The
great
sport
writers
said
last
winter
that
Waller
Johnson,
38-year
old
hurler
for
the
Wash
ington
Senators,
wa
through,
that
the,
end
wn
Ih
sight,
hut
who
will
say
today
thai
he
i
not
the
hero
of
the
1JU5
World
Ser
ie
like
he
wa
in
1021
1
The
big,
blonde
hurler,
who
would
havo
been
running
A
Pacific
Coast
(earn
now
if
he
could
have
bought
one,
last
winter,
won
Hie
firat
and
fourth
same,,
of
the
world'
sie
ififr
4he
Senator
hpd
was
isallcilnit'nKani1
Ittilay
pun
me
iai
(Mil
ill
i
lie
lire
after
his
team
bad
dropped
three
to
one
lead
In
the
eric
Youth
they
say
must
have
it
fling
but
for
results
age
ha
done
a
great
deal
lhi
year
for
the
Washington
Senators.
Itoger
Peckinpaugb,
35,
who
covered
himself
with
glory
in
the
1021
world
series,
fell
down
badly
this
year
and
his
unexpected
and
untimely
errors
just
about
lost
the
day
for
Ihn
Senators.
It
will
be
Ihn
"Itajali
$
turn
now
lo
have
the
sport
writers
tell
him
that
be
is
done.
loulh,
however,
served
the
Pirates
well
in
Iho
World
Serie
this
year.
Kddie
Moore,
21
native
Kentuckian,
second
base
till
Ihn
home
run
that
won
for
Pittsburg
yesterday.
Moore
cauio
lo
the
Pirates
in
1023
from
Atlanta
and
was
used
al
short
slop
in
six
games
and
Ihn
fol
lowing
year
he
was
a
utility
player,
ranging
from
second
third
and
Ibe
outfield.
Ills
hit
(lug
makes
bini
a
worthy
member
of
any
club.
In
1021
he
balle
.350
arid
so
far
lliij
season
has
attained
an
average
of
.320.
V.
die
had
been
playing
second
bill
when
Itawliiigft
made
a
remark
aide
showing
In
Hie
New
York
series
which
really
decided
Ibe
pennant
for
the
Pirates,
be
went
to
right
field,
reluming
to
sec
ond
for
the
world
scries
on
ac
I
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
ROOM
IT
lj
OLD
Artificial
Teth
llought.
any
condition.
Highest
prices
sent
by
return
mail.
II.
lunlan,
P.O.
Hox
310,
Vancouver.
H.C.
Lwtahlishfd
thirty
three
year.
MANUFACTt'llRIl
require
i!i-
tricl
agents
throughout
H.C
Ileference
required.,
Wnle
I.uxora
I.imiled,
ill
S)iuour
Street.
Vancouver
.H.C
WAXTKD.
Second
hand
bed
complete
also
dre4r,
good
condition.
Phone
lllue
'VU.
WAXTKD.
Woman
waul
work
by
the
hour
or
day.
Phoro-Hlue
i'JH.
1
10
WOMAN
wanls
work
uy
the
hour
or
day.
Phone
lied
320.
til
FOR
SALE
FOll
SALE.
DinuiK
room
siiiles.
bedroom
suites,
Choslerfield
uite,
ranges,
stove.
bl
linen,
towels,
window
blinds.
inlaid
linoleum
and
prlnlel
linoleunin.
loonies,
chair.
Cliiffionierns,
Dresser,
lied-steads,
mattresses
and
spring..
Dining
tables,
kitchen
table.
table
oilcloth.
A.
Mackenzie,
Furniture
House.
Phone,
775
FOIt
SALE.
Onsoline
launch
and
Ford
Sedan.
Heal
snnp
on
terms.
Phone
lied
730
for
particulars.
END
of
Month
fMean
Out.
S5
relut,tloir
onnjl
cah
sales
Prince
Hupert
Facltange.
Phone
C5t.
HOUSEHOLD
Furniture
for
Sale
Phone
Dr.
(Irani.
Phone
1.
21?
'OH
SALE.
Jtuffet
and
ohina
cabinet.
Phone
311.
tf
FOll
SALE.-
English
baby
bug
gy.
Phone
(Ireen
100.
330
BOARD
IOAHD
-
Tbe
Inlander,
30
Second
Avenue.
Phonn
137.
IIOAHD
and
Iloom
or
Hoard
only
Phone
lied
707.
LOST
LOST.
Ladies'
wrist
vvaleli
ner
Iloyal
Hank.
Finder
please
phone
Ml
C.
Mitchell
lllue
281.
211
LOST.
Hunch
of
keys,
perhaps
In
Pol
Office.
Finder
please
return
lo
Dally
New
office.
count
of
Ilawlings
having
been
injured.
Hay
Krerner,
one
of
Ihn
main
stays
of
Iho
Pirate
staff
In
Ihn
drive
for
the
pennant
mid
pilch
Ing
hero
of
yesterday
s
game,
al
though
he
has
been
in
profes
sional
baseball
since
101
1,
is
only
in
his
second
year
of
major
league
work.
Ilu
was
obtained
from
Oakland
of
Iho
Piu-ific
Coast
League
after
the
1023
sea
son.
In
1015,
lurwovor,
ho
wa
with
Iho
Olanls
for
a
limn
but
had
no
opportunity
to
hIiow
anil
the
next
season
appeared
will
Vancouver.
rrom
u
1
0
to
102'i
bo
wa
wltli
Oakland,
his
homo
clly.
In
hls'-flrsl
year
Kremnr
ileinonslrnled
his
value
by
winning
IB
and
losing
10
arid
lliis
your
bis
average
is
belter
lhaii
.000.
Ho
Ib
20
year
old,
stands
fl
feel,
I
inch,
and
weighs
toil.
When
tlio
baseball
days
end
lift
drills
oil
in
California.
Olftt
btv
fori,
r
cAruMc
Ststvtcc
o-5
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
In
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WANTS
WAXTKD.
-
Salesman
covering
Foil
MINT.
Prince
ltupert
and
Northern
Ilritish
Columbia
lo
represent
wholesale
Vancouver
fruit
house
on
a
coiiiiniion
bui.
lleplie
confidential.
Hox
:'S.
haily
New
office.
239
TO
RENT
Piano,
player
piano,
plioiiograpiis
and
sewing
maehine.
Wnlker'a
Music
Store.
If
NF.W
Hot
SK
on
Firth
Av'Miii"
West
will
In-
read
for
rent
about
October
720.
15.
Phone
ll.sl
Foil
IlKXT.
Furnished
uitA.
PftoBc
IH
or
Ml.
Muesallmn
FOll
IlKXT-Mmlen.
hou,
llv
rooitt
and
balli.
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hoire
repuir-ed.
see
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PARS
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Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
fcla-
lion.
Of
tody
ear
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On.
Oil
and
Oreates.
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Taxi
07
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Paul
or
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Special
0
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7
passenger
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baker
al
your
service
day
and
night.
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BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
lock
Acrns
from
Emprct
Hotel.
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TRANSFER
Coal
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Wood
and
Furniture
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177
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Furniture
Moving.
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you
want
anything
sent
for
or
delivered,
phone
us.
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Hox
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NEW
Process
Coluinbiu
flecord
no
scratching.
Finest
reproductions
of
latest
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Trots,
Songs
and
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musio
by
world
famed
artists.
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in
and
hear
lliein.
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RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
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Avenue
FURNITURE.
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and
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Huy,
Sell
and
Ex.
change
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ind
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floods.
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ni
Third
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Phm
WOMEN'S
HOSPITAL
Surgical
and
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3225
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