CANADIAN
STEAM
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
lo
receive
your
phone
rail,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
lake
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
I
y
ni
II
J.
L.
plain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sa9li,
Poors
and
Mouldings
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
268
Cars
for
Sale
One
Ford
Coupe
.
.
$400.00
One
Ford
Sedan
...
$475.00
One
Ford
Light
Delivery
$400
00
These
cars
are
thoroughly
overhauled
and
rccondilinn-ed.
They
bear
(he
Ford
'"Winged
Pyramid"
guarantee.
Kasy
payment
if
desired.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Dr.
Alexander
8mlth
Block
Phone
57S
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
(I,
Cartige,
Warehousing,
and
UUtrihutlng,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Hand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
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PAGE
FOOT
TIIU-1.
T
.:
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
Bargain
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stcD-NviLu,
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(TMf.oj3H
PLAIH'
5J
BIRD
CAGES
20
Percent
off
all
CAGES
this
week
only
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
j
HOME
bWEET
HOME."'
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WILL
CANCEL-
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ucAg-j;
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i
Canadian
Exporter
Preparing
to
Purchase
Animals
and
Slaughter
Them
HF.OINA.
Aus.
13.
OI.I
dobbin
whose
market
value
was
ronsid
raldy
undermined
by
the
advent
f
the
automobile
and
tractor,
has
again
come
into
his
own.
but
this
time
in
a
vastly
different
ole.
.
A
syndicate
of
exporters
has
entered
the
market
in
Western
I'anada
for
50.000
horses
of
all
types
tn
be
slaughtered
and
shipped
tu
Helgium,
France
and
other
Kuropeaii
countries
to
satisfy
the
sophisticated
palates
of
those
to
whom
horse
flesh
is
a
irenuine
treat.
Heading
tl-e
syndicate
is
Geo.
Pot
I
mans
of
this
city.
He
intimated
that
he
was
prepared
to
buy
all
types
anil
sizes
of
horses,
crippled
or
even
in
poor
condition,
so
long
as
they
have
no
organic
disease.
Due
to
the
heavy
costs
of
transportation
Mr.
Pott-
mans
pointed
out
that
it
was
essential
to
get
the
animals
at
a
very
low
price.
Wild
horses
from
I
lie
range
of
the
south
country
are
also
regarded
as
a
potential
source
of
supply.
Mr.
pottinans
has
already
se
curer
a
fair
percentage
of
the
first
hatch
he
proposes
f
r
ship
across
the
Atlantic.
Until
the
industry
has
become
fairly
well
established,
the
slaughtering
and
packing
will
be
done
in
temporary
quarters
under
the
auspices
of
local
packing
firms.
Choice
of
permanent
headquarters
will
depend
upon
the
development
of
the
project.
Gastori
Poltmans,
former
vice-
consul
for
Belgium
in
Itegina.
will
handle,
the
Kurnpean
market
of
the
horse
flesh.
The
industry
is
a
recognized
one
in
Helgium.
and
Mr.
Pullmans
believes
it
will
be
possible
to
market
2,-500
pounds
of
horsif
meat
daily,
providing
the
supply
is
forth-
oming.
The
government
of
Saskatchewan
and
AHrta
are
.in
favor
of
the
'project,
according
to
Mr.
Poltmans.
In
Alberta
the
chief
source
of
suppjy
will
be
the
South
Itanges,
where
thousands
of
wild
horses
have
actually
be
come
a
menace
to.
the
ranchers.
Mr.
Pullman'
figure,
that
'he
iwill
have
to
purchase
(tie
bulk
if
his
50,000
order
at
a
rate
of,
three
dollars
a
head,
in
order
that
the
undertaking
will
prove
a
pay
ing
one.
LATE
PANCHO
VILLA
HONOREDJN
HAWAII
Two
Memorial
Services
Held
There
While
His
Body
was
on
Way
to
Manila
HONOLULU.
Aug
13
IX
Mono
lulu
and
elsewhere
in
Hawaii
the
late
Pancho
Villa,
world's
flyweight
boxing
champion,
who
died
recently
in
San
Francisco,
was
held
in
high
esteem
because
of
his
skill
and
courage
in
the
ring
and
his
sportsmanship
and
fine
deportment
at
all
limes.
i
wo
memorial
services,
one
Catholic,
one
Protestant,
were
held
in
Honolulu
for
the
Into
champion,
whose
body
was
there
euroute
to
Manila
for
burial.
His
body
did
not
leave
Ihe
ship
while
in
Honolulu.
Hcqtiiem
High
Mass
was
celebrated
in
the
Catholic
cathedral,
1
r...
i
.
.
I
wiuin
a
ir.in
loiniin
.service
was
held
in
the
Methodist
mission,
under
Ihe
direction
(Jf
llev.
N.
C.
Dlzon.
who
snld
ho
had
married
Villa
two
years
ago.
Prominent
sportsmen
spoke
at
the
latter
service
I
HORSE
MEAT
OUTSIDE
TEAM
FOR
BELGIUM
ducting
negotiations
to
Ibis
en
I
f
n
i"
amiiA
fitiiai
noiv
iiul
n
niAiil
JtH
av
Imt-,
Ftruri
Stovici.
Inc.
Cnti
ftritain
rigfif.
rrrd.
i
jrompeMllorrMhis
everfftlg
bavin1
jas
their
opponents.
Ihe
Sons
o
iKnglaml.
The
Sons
have
hern
CflD
17
A
ID
iII7riff!r"nnpr,-uP
Pr,,'
w""
i,'n,'p
""
ruA
rH!i
it
r,r,i
fir-
f
m
w
aiii
chlkan
arid
Anyox
Base-
baiters
Likely
to
Come
Here
A
football
team
from
Ocean
Fa
IN
and
baseball
trains
froi;
Anyox
and
Ketchikan
will
proli
ibly
be
rotight
to
the
city
I
k-ornpete
with
local
all
star
ag
gregations
during
Fair
Week.
The
Fair
Moan!
lias
been
con
thai
tliey
have
some
hojies
of
hanging
up
this
trophy
on
their
ocean
Falls
Soccerlsts
and
Kei-
own
walls.
In
any
case,
they
will
be
putting
their
best
feet
for
want
tonight
and
a
good
game
is
anticipated.
With
some
read
justments
in
the
league
follow
ing
the
withdrawal
of
the
Ureal
War
Veterans
and
the
arrival
of
new
players
in
town,
it
is
fore
casted
that
the
Gallies
will
no'
have
tiling
quite
so
much
theii
own
way
in
the
Oilhuly
Cup
series
as
tliey
have
had
so
far
'Jhis
season.
It
would
he'gooi'
for
ttie
game
if
they
were
giver
ing
of
the
board
is
called
for
to-l"
"".,e
ha.nl?
('WtlUoa
"''
nlnl.l
l
fl..l
A
iiuiw
tia'i.
menls.
The
Football
ami
!Ur-
ball
Associations
will
collaborate
with
the
Fair
Hoard
in
stagin'-'
Ihe
games.
FOOTBALL
EXECUTIVE
1
MET
LAST
EVENING
Fair
Games
and
G.W.V.A.
Letter
Discussed
Referees
for
Gllhuly
Cup
Games
Selected
A
meeting
of
the
Prince
Kit
pert
rooiiiatl
Association
was
held
last
night
with
George
IPP.
president,
,
in
Hie
ehair.
Delegates
present
were
D.
Kennedy.
II.
Vales
and
J.
Watson,
Vice-President
James
HIack
ami
Secretary-Treasurer
(!.
S.
Hussrll.
The
question
of
football
arrangements
during
Fair
Week
was
discussed
ami
the
mallei
was
referred
back
lo
the
Fair
Hoard
tfor
decision.
Heferees
for
the
next
Hire
Gilhuly
Cup
games
were
selected
as
follows:
Tonight
Sons
of
F.uglaml
v
Oallies,
Tom
Jones.
August
18.
Cold
Storage
v.
Gallics,
G.
Cowan.
August
21.
Sons
of
F.ngland
vs.
Cold
Storage,
G.
Cochrane.
The
open
letter
appearing
i
yesterday's
paper
from
Ihe
G.W
V.A.
Fool
ball
Club
President
was
discussed
anil
the
secretary
was
instructed
lo
write
lo
the
(J.W.
V.A.
regarding
same.
Sport
Chat
a
.
.
it
Full
of
confidence
that
tliey
wilf
be
able
lo
keep
up
the
pare
in
this
series
(hat
they
liave
a!
really
set
since
the
fit's!
of
tlii
season,
the
Callies
will
play
their
first
game
m
the
oilhuly
(
'.u
'PHBBBBBBr
W.A.
."
"V
VOiT
IB
A
I
houiandi
of
doctort
have
I
1
CajU
Brand
I
I
rrecommenJtd
in
difficulty
feeding
catet
J
I
I
tir.n.
l
I.
J:....
II
I
1
ed.
Write
ut
for
free
il
1
DabyBooU
V.
TBI
MtDtn
CO.
UHtJlb
M'
Prince
Rupert
is
having
belter
liateboll
this
season
than
it
ha-had
for
yostrs
ami,
with
the
program
now
well
advanced,
pros
pects
are
that
play
wil
even
more
,
keen
'.than
il
has
a1read
been
ami
thai
is
saying
a
giMM
leal.
llio
Gyros
are
coming
tr
life
anil
how
they
seem
to
have
f
real
live
aggregation
fully
enp-
ible
of
taking
care
of
itself
against
tlieawmill
ami
the
Sons
of
Cantida.
The
hoy
from
Seal
Cove
were
somewhat
out
of
form
in
their
inairh
with
the
Sons
on
Sunday
last
hut
should
be
bark
on
Iheir
feel
tomorrow
night
1
here
will
jftnitoobletlly
tie
a
gMnl
crowd
on
hand
to
witness
a
game
Dial
promfses
to
be
quite
up
the
high
standard
thai
has
nl-
:eady
been
'Jet.
The
teams
in
the
Oilhuly
Cup
football
game
tonight
will
lake
Ihe
field
o:-follows:
Sons
of
l!n
eland
A.
W.
.How-
let
I,
goal;
G.
Kelsey
and
G.
Howe,
full
barks;
Dohcrty,
A.
Hales
and
F.
Hodskinson,
half
backs;
J.
Farqulinr,
A.
Dickens,
J.
John
son,
II.
Haqson
ami
D.
Gurvirb.
fnrwnnls.
(billies
Pililie
McLean,
goal;
George
.Mitchell
anil
II.
Hamilton,
full
backs;
J.
Harris,
S.
Ctirrie
and
It.
Woods,
half
backs;
A.
Mitchell.
It.
MiDougall.
D.
Scot'.
V.
Mitchell
and
James
Hamilton.
forwards.
CELEBRATION
OF
FLAG
DAY
Hundreds
of
Kiddles
,
Enjoying
Fun
'
at
Acropolis
Hilt
Grounds
this
Afternoon
The
annual
Children's
Fhi
Day
celebrftlion
under
Ihe
aus
pices
of
Prince
Hupcrt
Lodge
No.
HI,
lienevolenf
and
Prolectivo
tlrder
of
F.lk,
is
in
progress
I
his
afternoon
at
Acropolis
HP'
grounds.
The
proceeding
started
short
ly
after
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
Willi
the
parade
from
Ihe
F.Iks'
Home
In
which
hundreds
of
kid
dies
participated.
Long
beforn
fie
hour
set
for
the
march
lo
Hie
ground,
(he
youngsters
had
burled
lo
assemble
in
anlicip;
Ion
of
nnother
afternoon's
fun.
Flags
were
presented
lo
all
and
hen
the
parade
mI
out,
Fir
iChief
I).
II.
McDonald
and
Polite
Chief
W.
II.
Vlckerx
acting
as
marshals
and
an
augmented
pipe
.band
in
Ihe
lead.
On
nrrivnl
a(
Ihe
grounds
an
...I
,
....
...
.
..
murex
on
i
ne
I
niy
was
ueiiv
red
by
llev.1
Dr.
II.
II.
Grnn'.
.followed
by
the
usual
raising
of
Hie
flag
and
the
salute.
Then
the
fun
coiiifnenceil'Wilh
Ihe
fre.j
distribution
of
ire
cream,
pea
nuts,
etc.,
followed
by
Ihe
run
ning
of
races.
The
closing
feature
at
the
(.rounds
will
be
tbn
baseball
game
between
the
Gyro
Club
ati-l
Kiks
and
(he
festivities
will
bo
continued
tonight
at
Jhe
Flks'
Home
with
a
children's
mis-
mm
m
mp
t
i
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
ntwTtj
TO
bCE)
f
AT
U
lOvot
1
I
II
I
.1
4k
ar
UU.
I
I
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WANTE
WAXTKI).
Plain
tlressmakiinr.
Iteasouable
rates.
718.
Frar
Street,
f
FOR
SALE
GOOD
selectit
n
of
lunit.linl.l
furniture
for
sale.
Player
piano,
2
beilrtMtio
tables,
timing
room
furniture,
leather
davenport
I
wo
beds,
silling
room
chairs
also
CO
feel
hose,
etc.
House
will,
electrical
fixtures,
electric
range,
curtain
rod
and
win
tlow
shades,
for
sale.
Apply"
Mrs.
Atkins.
,
Phone
238.
rOH
SALK.
Gasboat
"Se
Hawk";
27
feet
overall;
H
fi:
beam;
new
eahin;
new
aa
lank;
gftotl
dinghy;
2
anchor
and
rore;
0
h.p.
heavy
ctul
Fisbernmn
engine.
Atout
tv
year
oM.
in
finest
working
condition.
Price
f(KJ.
Appl,
D.
Hrown
ak
Smith
A
MBllet
i.
shop.
FOIl
SALK-Slove
troubles
sol-
veil.
Why
worry
about
your
old
stoves
when
you
ean
exchange
theni
as
first
payment
on
a
new
Pit
KM
I
Hit
HA.NilK
and
have
eomplete
satiafaetion.
Halancn
on'
;eajyr.
payments.
Prince
Hupert
lehalige.
Phone
052.
if
FUn.MTUHK
bomhL
aold
ant
exchanged.
Donilnitm
inlaid
linoleum
anil
Harry,
Kirkcaldy.
Scotland,
inlaid
linoleum.
Furniture
ami
ranges
of
all
description
for
aitle.
A.
Mackenzie
Furniture
House.
Phone
775.
FOIl
SA.K.
pleamlr
hull
in
good
condition.
Cabin
over
engine
ami
canopy
top.
Suitable
for
0
hjt.
engine.
A
good
sea
boat.
First
flllrt
takes
II.
Write
Hnx
2M,
Dally
News.
'if
FOfl
SALK.
Few
nieces
ot
liouyMiohl
fiirnijure
including
."Canada
Pritle"
range.
Sin
-rnondi'
'eel
couch,
ehes!
of
drawers,
infant's
ertb
and
chair,
prlnlilc
tyiiewrllet,
rug
etc.
Phone
lllue
.117.
I
SH
I'ftll
SALK.
Furniture.
leather
arm
ami
rocking
chairs,
heater,
dresser,
etc.,
1)3
1
Second
;
.);,,
upsUiir.
.,
't
t
lo
GOOD
piano
for
sale.
Snap
for
cah.
Plume
lllue
100.
LOST
LOS
T--HIack
and
while
collie
dog
without
collar.
Finder
please
-
Idiotic
...OH.
Itewanl.
tf
qiMde:
stafllng
al
fl
o'clock
and
Hie
I
lag
Dance
for
inhilts
nl
!.30.
Kenny
Itnod's
Sereomly
will
furnish
Ihe
music.
Committees
In
Charge
L.
M.
Fuller,
exalted
ruler
of
the
lodge,
is
in
general
elnlrvn
of
the
day's
proceedings.
The
following
cfimmltlees
are
assist.
ing
him:
Parade
and
races-
W
k
wii
liscnifl,
W.
D.
Vance,
Lmce
pot
lerloti,
Fire
Chief
MrDonald
and
Police
Chief
W.
II.
Ylrkrra.
Hall
gaille
llalie
Fori
In
Dave
Halfoitf.
tlhiblren's
dance-.
Frank
tiil.t.
Herl
tllassey
and
Ladies
of
t'.
Hoyal
Puriile.
line
il.-inpp
K'niinv
xi
-
-
........
..i.,,
.II
VU'lli
and
Atidy
Dorfald.
AdverlisiiigChari,.,
Foloin
and
Heft
Morgan.
Ilefre.shini'hl
boolho
'i,m.iu
CliibP,
Halidi
Siullli
and
i.Vn.i
Jiiwall,
Mrs.
.InrvM
.tfpl.eA.1
i..n
on
,Hiis
morning's
train
for
Smin,
iro
wntre
she
will
spend
a
ho)
day.
TO
RENT
Foil
llKXT.
-
-
Pianos,
ptajef
pianos,
phoiiograplvi
and
-ei
ing
inacliiuas.
Walbir'
Mhsie
Slori
If
Foil
HF.X
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