PAGE
FOUt
Golfed
will
always
taste
better
creamed
with
ilflfe
Canada
"From
Contented
Cows"
I
wish
I
knew
"I
wish
I
knew
what
to
put
on
these
floors!"
So
often
you
hoar
Ilia!
remark.
It
is
only
because
those
pec-
pie
who
make
it,
have
hail
'
their
fill
of
waxes,
oils
and
!
cheap
varnishes.
The
man
or
woman
Who
has
-used
Ihc
right
floor
varnish
has
no
floor
troubles.
Try
Gl
Floor
Varnish
next
lime,
we
guarantee
it
to
give
satisfaction.
Sold
only
by
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
FOR
SALE
GUARANTEED
USED
CARS
Fii'd
Coupe
.
.
.
$400,00
Fort!
Sedan
.
.
.
$500.00
Ford
Truck.
.
.
$200-00
Chevrolet
Delvy.
$300.00
Terms
if
desired.
See
Hie
Ford
Marine
Motor
al
our
shop.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Dk...
r-rr-
DENTIST
J.
L.
BLAIN
CONTRACTOR
Agent
fop
J.
Rye
Smith
Ltd.
HARDWOODS
'
Slore
and
Office
Fixtures.
Handnawmg
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Heairinj?.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
'
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
268
P.O.
Box
235.
Phone
209
Richard
Garreti
representing
W.
H.
M.
ROLSTON
&
CO.
Specialising
in
Portland
Canal
Mining
Slocks.
Porter
Idaho-Marmot
Metals
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CI,
Cartage,
Warehousing
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Molor
Service.
Coal,
Hand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Bovine
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM;
'inus
i
METLAKATLA
OPENED
BADLY
Lost
Baseball
Game
Against
the
Locals
In
First
Two
Innings
Yesterday
BETTER
NEXT
TIME
Showing
signs
of
being
oul
oi
practice,
the
New
Mellafcntla
baseball
leain
was
unable
to
set
tle
down
in
the
first
two
inn
ings
of
the
first
came
with
Prince
lluitert
vesleerlav
nfinr.
loon
and
the
seven
runs
scored
i
b.v
the
locals
in
those
two
frames
accounted
for
the
visit
ors
Iteing-
beaten
bv
0
IA
.
eak,
who
is
said
to
be
Metla-
katla
s
star
nilcher.
onlr
li.t
he
first
i
nn
in,
when
Prinee
Rupert
seored
four
runs.
He
was
replaced
on
the
ttiOund
in
the
second
inning
by
Louis
Kit
coon.
who
allowed
three
more
runs.
From
this
oq
the
visitors
tightened
up
in
fielding,
hnw-vcr.
ami
were
successful
in
holding
the
loeals
to
two
more
runs,
while
they
themselves
made
two.
The
way
things
went
in
yesterday's
game
indica'es
that
a
better
game
may.be
e
peeled
when
the
teams
meet
iu
nn
tomorrow
afternoon.
II
-
l.i.,.jble
thai
there
may
be
a
tlni-.l
game
on
Sunday,
as
the
Mcl.ikatla
team
wiil
not
be
re
turning
home
until
Monday.
The
loeals
excelled
the
visit
'rs
in
hilling
yesterday,
while
Shlenker,
the
Prinee
Itupert
hurler
for
seven
innings,
held
lh"
game
in
his
bauds
practic
ally
all
the
time.
The
only
run
that
got
past
him
was
in
the
seventh
when
Jmekert,
wlio
had
made
a
two-bagger,
was
scored
n
a
sacrifice
fly.
Aslori
pitch
ed
l
lie
last
two
frames
for:
Prince
Itupert
and
fhe
visitors
made
their
needed,
run
In
the
ninth
due
io
an
error.
Hits
and
Errors
s
Metlakalla
only
got
four
scat
tered
hit,
two
off
Sehlcnkernnd
Iwo
off
Aslori.
Phil
HewMin
touched
Schlenker
for
a
two-
bagger
in
the
first
inning,
as
did
Ituekert
in
the
seventh.
Prinee
It
u
perl
cot
nine
hits.
two
off
Leash
in
the
first
inn
ing
and
the
balance
off
Kitcoon.
Vic
Menzies
poled
out
a
circuit
clout
to
left
field
in
the
first
inning
with
.lone
ahead
of
him
This
was
after
Moran
had
been
seored.
Sidney
Itazett
-
Jones
made
a
three-base
"lill
in
the
sixth
with
no
nn-n'on
bases
and
Iwo
down.
Ho
was
seored
by
Vic
Menzies
with
a
nice
single.
Prince
Rupert
made
five
er
rors,
as
follow:
l-nrquhar
I,
Moran
,
W.
Mitchell
,
Men
zies
1.
Metlakalla
made
six
er
rors;
Kvans
Williams
t,
Huek
ert
I,
Leash
'second
base)
2.
Schtcnker's
excellent
pitching
was
indicated
by
his
having
fan
neit
12
men,
striking
them
out
-2-.1
in
three
innings
lYKIOri
,
.
I
.....
..
-I
iii.
mi-
kiic
si
riRfr-iHii,
i.easu
line
and
KilciKin
four.
The
Line-ups
The
teams
lined
up
as
follows:
New
Metlakalla
Willie
Uren-dilde,
cf;
Phil
Ilewson,
22;
Clarence
Kdward.
c;
Charles
Ituekert,
:U);
Jliiunie
Kvans.
lb
(enp-lain,;
F.d.
Leash,
p
(2h
after
first
inning);
Louis
Kitcoon
If
(pitcher
after
first
inning;:
liuiime
Williams,
rf;
Harold
Hudson,
2b
(If
afler
first
Inn-
Prinee
Itupert
S.
Moran,
Bli:
W.
Mitchell,
cf;
Howard
Friz-
zHl,
If;
K.
Ilazett-Jones,
rf;
VIC
Menzies,
lb;
llalfnr,
c;
Fanju-liar,
3b;
Vallance.
;
Kchleiiker.
p;
Ilobideau,
c
fatter
fifth
inn
ing);
W.
Lanibh!,
If
(afler
fifth
inning)
;
II.
Astorl,
p
(afler
tin
seventh
inning;.
Meltakatla
made
a
double
play
in
Hie
rouilli
when
Phil
Hewson
caught
a
fly
and
a
base-runner
S1
THt
lt
57
3-
in
was
put
between
first
and
see
ond.
'
Score
by
innings:
12
3
5
0
7
8
0
Metlakalla.
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1-P.
lluitert,
I
3
0
0
O
I
0
I
x
8
-
-
Sport
Chat
in
view
oj
I
lie
ran
thai
a
select
baseball
team
from
Anyox
is
coming
to
Prince
Ilupert
next
week
to
meet
the
locals
in
con
neelion
with
the
Fair
Week
activities,
a
little
'dope"
on
the
players,
taken
front
halting
and
fieldipg
averages
just
compiled
in
the
smeller
town,
may
be
of
interest.
.Nicholson,
of
the
Mine.
carried
off
the
individual
bat-
ling
honors
for
the
IU25
season
with
a
mark
of
350.
Cecil
Fer
guson
and
Fred
Itrmvn.
of
the
hlks.
came
next
with
333
and
300
respectively.
Teddy
llaiver-son
made
the
most
runs,
15,
and
also
the
most
errors,
18.
I.e
Lane
stole
the
most
bases,
15,
and
Itooley
Iteane
made
the
most
sacrifice
hits,
eight,
a
well
as
having
the
best
fielding
average
for
the
season.
91.
Hud
Sheen
fanned
the
most
times
and
Oeil
Ferguson
wan
the
star
pitcher
of
the
year.
winning
nine
games
and
losing
two.
herguson
pitched
a
lot
SI
of
70
innings
and
allowed
only
three
earned
runs.
Though
the
play
itself
might
have
been
heller,
yesterday
af
ternoon's
opening,
baseball
match
Itelween
.New.
Metlakalla
and
Prince
Ilupert
was
worth
the
money
to
the
crowd
of
spectators
that
witnessed
it.
The
ltoys
from
the
north,
most
of
Ihem
natives,
are
a
well
set-up
lol
and,
though
they
showed
signs
in
the
first
twto
innings
of
being
nut
of
practice,
they
are
undoubtedly
capable
ball
id.ny-
ers
ami
in
the
nexi
games
(here
is
reason
to
believe
they
wiH
give
the
locals
a
heller
run
than
they
did
yesterday.
Eliminate'
the
first
two
innings
and
it
would
have
been
a
mighty
tight
game,
although
there
were
more
errors
on
bolh
shies
than
there
should
have
Ifen.
Unlike
some
of
the
visitors
Prince
Ilupert
has
had,
and
even
some
of
the
home
players,
the
Mellaknllnns
take
any
breaks
there
may
he
againet
Ihem
in
a
dieerful
manner
and
there
is
no
crabbing.
They
showed
themselves
yesterday
lo
be
good
sportsmen
even
if
things
were
going
against
them.
Ami
thl
made
the
game-n
.plcnsant
one
to
watch.
Perhaps
Manager
Herbert
Murchison
has
a
good
leal
to
do
with
the
way
his
players
and
Iheir
supporters
conduct
themselves.
He
tells
his
gang,
wherf
they
arc
templed
lo
taunt
Hie
umpire,
that
"he
is
our
man
just
as
nnieli
as
he
is
the
other
sides."
Mr.
Murelii-Miri
also
discourage
rooting
on
the
players'
Mnehes,
although
he
likes
to
have
a
vociferous
"litirrfili"
iranv
.it
tj.iH
I
ins
In
111
I
grandstand
and
bleachers.
II
is
lo
be
hoped
that
the
spirit
ills
played
by
both
sides
in
the
game
yesterday
will
be
continued
inlo
the
Fair
Series
next
week.
Advertise
in
fhe
Daily
Vews
!
BIBLE
STUDENTS
MAKE
NAME
FOR
THEMSELVES
IN
DISTRICT
OF
SOOKE
VlvrinHiA
s.'pt.
Recent
visitors
tn
S.
m
have
been
llillctli
struck
with
tlx'
manner
in
which
I
(Ins
former
Nepy
illage
is
be
ing
"made
o.
r"
bv
the
members
of
the
Ilihie
sindents'
Asism-ih
lion,
follower
,.f
the
late
Pastor
(lusseL
Thc
have
l'trniid
an
industrial
oiviiuualion
there
known
a
Hie
Slur
instruction
Company
whicli
erects
hoaee
in
Victoria
(atiti
-ubortts
and
mm
has
undertaken
the
work
of
oper
ating
a
efcCM
factory
at
Sonke
I
be
place
m
being
renovaieti
and
revived
by
the
people
who
are
trying
to
U,x
the
value
ofi
industry
and
riuht
living.
The
Swiss
chee
matte
at
SooAe
in
al-
nady
aeqairing
a
reputation
Farmers,
now
find
a
market
for
their
product
ami
the
resolt
i
beneficial
to
everyone.
BURNS
LAKE
Negotiation
are
under
way
for
the
purrhase
and
toleration
by
a
group
of
United
HI
ate
capitalists
of
the
copper
and
galena
latins
four
inile
north
of
Iteck-
er
Lake
owned
by
H.
II.
lierow.
Jack
McLean.
I).
M.
Oerow
and
William
Heid.
Two
thousand
dollars
is
the
option
price
per
claim
and
generous
terms
for
a
percenlaire
of
the
proceeds
of
operation
are
also
agreed
upon.
Ir.
J.
T.
Steele
of
Vancouver
has
opened
up
a
praclice
as
medical
practitioner
in
Jlum
Iike.
Provincial
lion
stable
Carr
ami
Corpora
Hall,'
H.C.M.P..
returned
here
recently
from
a
i0-s!le
trip
to
the
district
south
of
the
l-nkes.
Mrs.
Oakla
Collier
and
familv
of
Francois
Lake
left
here
last
week
on
a
I
rff
to
Ohio.
Miss
Haines,
II.
X..
has-
arrived
here
to
assist
for
a
while
in
the
Hums
Lake
Hospital,
after
which
idie
will
proceed
to
Wistaria
to
lake
charge
of
work
there
for
the
Women's
.Missionary
Society,
Miss
K.
M.
Iaglis,
who
has
been
relieving
in
the
local
hospital.
has
relumed
to
her
home
al
Otbson's
Landing.
ALICE
ARM
Kxcellerii
showings
are
Iteing
made
as
the
Kitsaull
Iliver
Mining
A
Itcvclopmcnt
tUi.
Lid.
proceeds
witli
development
work
on
the
'Matilda
properly
near
Kit-sault
(ilacier.
Al
Hie
meel
ing
of
the
Alice
Arm
branch
of.lhe
H.C.
Chamber
of
Mine,
la!
wck
it
was
de
rided
lo
.em
an
exhibit
lo
the
Prince
Ilupert
Fair.
The
meet.
iriK
w;i-
.iddressed
by
K.
A.
Hair
gen.
e,i.!,,,
nf
the
H.C.
Mining
ami
I.n-ineerin
Itecortl.
J.
Xicl
has
relumed
from
an
overlantl
'-ip
from
Alice
Arm
In
Stewart
,
(
h;u-k
again.
Il
look
Musiard
r
I
pie
.
.
mew.
"
-
Ire"'
have
filmy5
on
in
e
.
meat-
iav
Mi
It
VAXAsTlOrV
ib
ovenv.
HERE
YOO
FROM
TO
COHt
HQNE
no
i
none
?-
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
VMH
KM
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
r
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALF..-
Killing
room
suites.
bedroom
suites.
Chesterfield
suites
ranges,
stoves,
bed
linen,
towels,
window
blinds,
inlaid
linoleum
and
printed
linoleum!.
lounges,
ehair.
(;hiffionteres,
Itressers.
Iletl-steads,
malt
rees
and
springs
1
titling
tables,
kitchen
table,
table
oilcloth.
A.
Mackenzie.
Furniture
House.
Phone
77S.
FOR
SAI.F.
Upholstering
and
furniture
repairing
ibute
on
the
jtremises
by
expert
work
men.
Let
us
quote
you
on
re-,
pairing
your
old
furniture
Iteasonable
prices.
Call
and
inspect
our
workshop.
Furniture
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Agents
for
the
PRF.-MIRIt
HANdE.
Prfice
Huperl
Exchange.
Phone
52.
tf
FOR
SAt.K
IH
acres
on
!-
berry
Lake,
cleared,
with
Iwo
large
dwelling
houses,
suitable
for
beer
parlor
or
any
other
business:
I
H
miles
from
P.mell
River
Mper
nulls,
with
I.ooo
standing
population.
Oood
cur
mad.
Apply
F.
Rippon,
rare
daily
News
Office.
.'it?
IO
RKAI.
KKTATK
ItH-M-KHH
and
others-
Can
offer
wauled
for
my
I
tit
acres,
one
mile
frontage
Skeeua
River,
La-keie
Valley.
Lot
Xo.
5H95.
Sacrifice
price.
,o
reasonable
offer
'
refused.
R.
Cole,
2030
Pearl
Street,
Fresno,
California.
tWi
Ft)R
SAI.K
Cheap.
.Locomotive
12
flue
35
h.p.
boiler;
110
lbs.
pressure;
vertical
steam
pump,
about
10
h.p.,
pump
Intake
8";
250
feet
H-ineh
iron
pipe,
slightly
used.
Universal
pipe
noxxle.
Apftly
to
Hox
273.
I
tally
Sews
Office.
208
FOR
8ALK
tilt
RKXT.
Seven
roomeij
fully
nilerii
house.
f750
Player
piano
for
t&00
with
3
music
mils.
Apply
Mrs.
Atkins.
Phone
238.
tf
FOR
KAI.lv-
Nine-roomed
pla-
teretl
house,
section
7.
.wtb
four
lots.
For
sale
cheap
to
close
estate
immediately.
Phone
Hlue
7g7.
07
FOR
SAI.Iv
HoiueJiiiVI
eirert.
must
he
sold
Immetllglely.
Party
leaving
city
on
Saturday.
727
Fraser
St.
20fl
FOR
SAI.K-
House
15x
25
and
first-class
float
20
x
35.
Make
an
offer.
Kaien
Hardware.
211
FOR
SALH
A
three
-
roomed
house
and
three
lols.
Apply
025
F.ighth
Avenue
F.sl.
211
FOR
8ALB--Oim
healer
and
wicker
baby
aarriage.
Phetie
ltd
85
1.
if
Foil
SAI.K
Hahy
hdggy,
prgn
licnlly
new.
Phone
I
thick
:t.
208
WILL
EXCHANGE
Will
exchange,
10
acres
Lulu
Island,
close
to
Vancouver,
for
Prlnco
Rupert
properly.
Yvesieniiavnr
Ilros.
i
him
Iwo
weeks.
tleorge
Clothier,
resident
iin-ing
engineer,
ami
Mrs.
Clolhler
are
viwillim
n,e
iiircl.
HAD
HIS
DOUBTS.
Villl(v-neni7!""'hy
are
you
standing
here
in
from
(Jf
t0
officl'
you
irol
fired
from
last
week
Wall
in'
to
gel
takun
haekf
Jinirme
,No
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wsitrense
wanted
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Jltoaton
llrill.
Third
Ave.
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WANTKIt
for
getter
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housework
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lo
Mr'
Frtxielt,
at
store.
TO
RENT
FOR.
ItKXT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
ami
sewing
machines.
Wtlker's
Music
Slore.
tf
FOR
RKNT.
Two
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fnrttish
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apartment
by
la.
hk
or
nioniii.
Phone
Riil
007
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II
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Seven
roomed
iniuiern
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Apji
Frel
Clark,
Phone
SI
5.
200
FOR
II
KM
Modern
nn
to
dale
flat.
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filock.
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fnr-
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close
in.
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313.
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RKNT.
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rooms
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bath
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RKNT.
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ASirtmaat
Westenhavar
Hros.
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BOARD
HOARD
-
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOARD
and
Komi
or
Hoard
onty.
Phone
Red
707.
KINDLINQ
WOOD
dry
inside
wood,
kindling
andJ
blocks
mixeti,
sn.oo
per
load
delivered.
imtide
wul.
11.50
per
load
tldivered.
Norwegian
style
Salt
Alaska
Herring
in
'tii-lh.
and
MO-lb.
kegs,
10c
per
lb.
ISAACSON
Seal
Cove
Phone
I
Hark
(01
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NP.W
Process
Columbia
Rneord
no
scratching.
Finest
reproductions
of
latest
Fox
Trots.
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists.
Call
In
and
beiir
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
TAXI
Taxi
C7
Phone
(Cnll
Oenrge,
Paul
or
dust)
Special
0
ami
7
passenger
Stude-
hakers
at
your
service
day
and
nighl.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
F.iiiprcs
Hotel.
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BROTHERS
HAZELTON,
B
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,
Taxi
Service
t:ARSr
MF.FT
ALL
I
RAINS.
Tour
HiraiiKt'il.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
fur.
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Hox
fl'J'J.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Ftirnl-ore
Store.
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liny.
Hell
snd
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change
New
and
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(loods.
GEO.
PAPAOOPULIS,
3
Third
Ava.
Phono
140
KEITH'S
CAFE.
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visit
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in
hlng
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link1!
now
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and
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