m
Yes
it
whips
K
easily
and
is
jm
w,
delicious!
4
favorite
with
British
Columbia
housewives
I
wish
I
knew
"I
wish
I
knew
what
to
put
on
these
floors!"
So
often
you
hear
that
remark.
It
is
only
because
those
people
yvho
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
01
Floor
Varnish
next
lime,
we
guarantee
it
to
give
satisfaction.
Sold
only
by
Kaien
Hardware
Co,
New
Fall
Coats
DRESSES
and
MILLINERY
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Ford
Cars
NEW
AND
USED
ISasy
Terms
if
desired.
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
for
the
balance
of
September.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
J.
L.
BLAIN
CONTRACTOR
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
HARDWOODS
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Pandsawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179,
Phono
-
-
-
Blue
268
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phons
CI.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
nd
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Sorvlce.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
W
8pecallxa
n
Piano
and
Furnltura
Kovfnn.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManui
....
VOW!
SlNfP
Mlin
STlLL-lVt
1
.
.
.
.
'
'
MICE
TO
OC
iLONC
HEVCR.
k'L'Xi
r-.
w
AH
WJ
PLEASED
WITH
"
rsji-w
vj
-jrsp
DON'T
SEE
bOMEOODV
bOON-fLL
FDRClT
HOW
PEACE
COUNTRY
Archdeacon
Rlx
Says
People
There
Want
Canadian
National
to
Build
There
LOOK
TO
WESTERN
ROUTE
Will
be
Tremendous
Development
Once
the
Line
!s
Built
There,
He
Says
'Five
hundred
miles
north
of
Imonton
I
.av
a
good
grain
a
nested
and
just
as
early
as
I
any
place
on
the
prairies,"
declared
Archdeacon
His.
when
alking
of
hi
recent
visit
to
the
eace
Hiver
country.
Ilritili
Coluinhia
lias
30.000
square
miles
of
country
there
that
will
grow
that
.ort
of
grain.
Much
of
is
open
prairie
and
some
i
lightly
wooded.
There
is
lots
of
open
land
left.
"On
my
way
I
passed
300
head
deacon
that
onee
the
railway
wa
built
lo
the
west
the
development
of
that
country
would
he
Ire
mendojis.
Archdeacon
Itix
spoke
of
the
roads
of
the
district
and
com
plimented
the
Governments
of
Itrili&ll
f
'.lllimhin
ntlil
HKnpIn
rn
The
lighthouse
lender
New-
overhaul,
CHARLIE
LEMON
Monster
Welqh(nq
Between
Five
and
Six
Hundred
Pounds
Bagged
at
Silver
Creek
"Dingo,
and
down
he
went'
and
that'
all
there
was
lo
the
shooting
of
a
big
Mack
hear
at
o'clock
yesterday
morning
on
ilver
Creek
by
Charlie
Leinon
The
hunter,
accompanied
by
tieorge
Taylor
and
Charlie
Kdgar,
rowed
up
'to
Silver
Creek
lair
Saturday
night
and
camped
on
the
shore.
Just
before
daybreak
the
parly
wandered
up
the
creek!
and
when
about
half
a
mile
from
tidewater
Edgar
caught
sight
of
the
bear,
which
weighted
between
500
and
600
pounds.
Charlie
Lemon
immediately
drew
a
fine
bead
upon
the
chest
works
of
lh
monster
and
down
he
went.
The
hide
was
found
to
be
ii
excellent
shape
considering
the
lime
of
year.
The
head
proved
of
caltde
being
driven
out.
They
that
he
was
an
old
one.
Ttie
had
just
cpiue
off
the
grass
and
party
returned
to
the
city
yesler
were
tne
finest
quality
three
year
day.
old
steers.
They
were
a
sam
pie
of
what.
the
eountry
can
do
The
Archdeacon
found
the
nponlp
I
hero
linirnrml.,
nnYlnne
thai
the
Canadian
National!
should
he
the
railway
lo
open
lip
that
country.
t
was
realize)
that
tin
C.N.ft.
provided
the
only
direct
route
to
the
coast..
This
was
particuladly
evident
at
Iouce
Coupe,
where
it
was
expected
a
western
route
would
be
opened
put
by
lhe
Government
railway.
II
was
the
opinion
of
the
Arch
PRINCE
GEORGE
n.
a-nrt
n..v
i.o.i
i
1
w
tal'
Propcny
owncrj.
as
""
".
;!!
j,
l
i
,1.1
ii..
opening
up
the
country
by
ToaUr"1;''"
"
'ir
"i
This
was
in
evidence
everywhere
j"'1'
w'e
ot
'nicl
not
only
in
the
I'eare
Iliver
hut!"",'
,
"
"
liirtPinlinn
will
nmliruA
Mo
.
I
throughout
northern
Jrilis
Co
-
7
'
;;,
,
V,
,,
V
ward
with
,v,,
Aid.
P.
I).
Taylor
ayior
as
as
UlllUlDi
HOLDS
PUBLIC
MEETING
HERE
Fred
Stork
to
Address
Gathering
Tomorrow
Night
In
Empress
Theatre
Fred
Stork.
Liberal
candidate,
who
lias
just
returned
from
a
visit
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
is
lo
address
a
public
meet
in,g
at
the
Knrpres
Theatre,
here
tomorrow
night.
lie
will
al
that
lime
give
reasons
why
he
shojild
he
aiguin
elected
lo
represent
Ihls
dislricj.
in
Ihe
federal
parliament.
Mr.
Stork
is
very
enjlitisiaslic
over
hjs
prospects
and
will
iell
Fire
broke
out
on
the
roof
of
hie
Prince
George
public
school
fast
Sunday
when
repairs
were
leinp
made
hut
prompt
act
lor,
with
the
school
hose
prevented
any
serious
damage
being
done.
J
J..'"
Work
has
been
discontinued
on
the
I'rinee
nerge-Quesnej
telephone
line,
the
appropriation
having
run
put,
The
prince
George
city
council
has
gone
op
record
as
being
in
favor
of
city
managerhji
if
Ihe
plan
is
sancJIohni
by
I
lie
rale
payers.
Vancouver
where
he
will
lake
his
lijRlnn
vi)l
he
taken
on
lnck!.,!n?l,e,B,!
'""S.
'"
KPol"fy
Hl
next
Wednesday
c-
'""V!'''V',!'ly
f
nrUlH''
(!"'""''""-
V7IFE
WAHT'bTo
i
ro
RCLter
rsQT
To
hem.
SPEVVi
TO
vru
l
Okj
-OMqit.-t
VOICE
-toANtN'
UO
THt
AJS-
DO
THAT
-AH
a
second
choice
if
hc
present
incumbent
of
the
chief
magistracy
declines
to
seek
re-election.
Members
of
the
Prince
George
provincial
police
are
now
decked
out
in
(heir
new
uniforms
which
arrived
this
week.
One
hundred
thousand
feet
of
lumber
and
about
300
sawn
ties
were
destroyed
in
a
fire
at
Ihe
Mi
worth
sawmill
last
Sunday.
The
Prince
George
fcchoo)
board
has
decided
to
institute
night
school
classes
here
prnvii)
ed
enough
students
offer
them
selves
for
the
work.
Thomas
Jlennell,
wjio
has
been
on
the
staff
of
the
lloyal
Hank
here
for
the
pal
six
months,
left
last
week
for
Vancouver
where
the
galhering
why
be
expects
lo
J
.
wil'
'"
J
''V'1'?",
'
be
re-elected.
(University
of
ltrillsli
Colubln.
DRYDOCOUSY
Two
Boats
on
Dock
There
and
Newlngton
Hauls
Out
on
Wednesday
The
C8-foot
gnsboat
Ileef
Hay,
'
Miss
ltulli
Hornsby
has
left
for
Vancouver
whern
she
will
resume
her
studies
at
the
University
of
Ilrllish
Columbia.
Mrs.
J.
II.
Johnson
has
return
ed
from
Toronto
where
her
daughter,
Virginia,
Is
now
enter
in
Uw
(Jonserva
under
charier
lo
Ihe
SomervJIle
"
ed
i
"
as
.
a
?
,
student
""'"
Cannery
as
a
fish
packer,
was,ory
of
Mu,ic
taken
on
the
d'ry
dock
yesterday
hj
ii-ruirn
iiiiMjwniK
a
re
cent
grounding,
The
American
halibut
schonn
Corporal
V.
A,
Walker
will
lake
charge
of
Ihe
provincial
police
hern
on
Ihe
departure
of
collision
lasf
week,
is
still
nn
,,1?1
W,'Pr.',
h"
wiU
,,PCor""
dock
with
a
big
hole
In
her
Imll.'X'.m
....
i
'
.
,
l
has
not
cl
been
decided
hy
'
"
"
,u
l
Wl'
K
the
insiirimee
Mmninij
...i,n,.:
or
not
rennir.
7.
"
.7-
..'""!
!'
Ial
week
for
'
"
I
'
'
"
i
lf
IIIUIIIT
CX
Ct
-
'
niT3
MN
CIT
THAT
I
1
Vrrw
BOOTH
SCHOOL
!
WON
FOOTBALL
Large
Number
of
Spectator
Out
to
Watch
Game
Saturday
Afternoon
J
tooth
ScJiihiI
wnn
l
he
Junior
.eague
footbull
game
on
Saturday
afternoon
fnm
Ikirden
St.
by
a
seore
of
I
to
I.
The
uiatcb
was
watchiid
with
a
rather
larger
sited
crowd
(
spectator
than
usqal.
Honen
SlrciM
had
a
fair
share
of
the
play
which
was
more
even
lhan
the
score
might
indicate.
The
players
of
this
learn
mised
a
number
of
optmriunitn's
to
score.
Pete
Fisher,
al
right
half,
played
hi
fir-t
game
for
Ilorden
Street.
Jlooth
Srhool
had
a
new
player
in
tne
person
of
Dickens
who,
at
inside
right,
showed
promise
of
being
a
ejevr
player.
The
winning
team
srnred
two
goals
in
the
first
half
and
twe
in
the
second,
the
srorers
being:
Jack
Nelson,
2;
Kelrwy,
I;
Fred
Dingwall,
I.
Horde
n
Street
gdf
its
only
goal
a
few
minutes
before
the
xifml
whistle
through
llronson
Hutit.
George
(ot-hrane
was
referee
and
linesmen
were
Jack
Camp
iiell
and
J.
S!
Wilson.
The
next
game
will
he
on
Sat
unlay
of
thlsWeek
between
ln'li
School
nnd
life
llipii
SeTnol.
i
V.
I..
D.
Til.
High
3
2
17
IJooth
....
3
3
17
Jlonlen
3.06
SPORT
CHAT
The
Prince
George
Gold
Club
has
been
holding
some
interesting
tournaments
the
past
feu
Sundays
with
large
number
of
players
in
the
running
for
town
honors.
The
Sunday
before
lnl
thirt)three
members
were
out
and
the
first
prize
winner
-was
Stanley
W.
George
with
Arl
I)en.
Yesterday
a
handicap
tournament
in
which
ixy
plnyers
are
par
ticipating
was
started,
(jnlf
lias
gained
great
popularity
in
Prinee
tieorge
recently
and
nwim
lo
b-J
in
vogue
just
as
much
there
as
it
is
ir
the
older
and
more
staid
towns
in
Ihe
province
such
a
.Nelson
and
J'ealicton.
.Ji'Mielflsv
Am'nna.i
lilisi
anne
baseball
mad
since
thai
town
re-renlly
ucquired
some
of
the
outlaws
from
big
league
baseball
and
started
a
Irani
which
has
copped
off
all
the
honors
in
Ihe
neighborhood.
Hal
Chase,
banished
star
of
Uio
1010
New
York
(Hants,
was
Iilrcyl
early
In
Ibe
year
to
organize
n
team
which
now
contains
lluek
Weaver
and
Cluck
Gandil
formerly
of
Hie
Chicago
Klack
Sox,
and
Tom
Sralon,
once
n
famous
pitcher
for
the
Philadelphia
Nationals.
0,1
her
towns
on
the
circuit
with
Jlouglas
are
Fori
Ilayard,
New
Mexico,
Kl
Pazo.
Juarez
and
Chili.
SQUIRE
IS
WINNER
OF
SPOON
AT
RANGES
Owing
to
the
handicap
against
Lamb,
Ilrass
nnd
Wilson,
the
spoon
was
won
al
the
range
yesterday
by
A.
Squire.
Score
were
us
follows:
2nn
500
MO
Til,
M.
M.
Lamb..,;
30
,10
31
01
w.
Grass
28
2rt
It.
Wilson
21
27
A.
Sipilre
25
28
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
38
0.
McKenwn
....
23
2fl
25
G.
Wilkinson....
23
27
21
W.
Ilurrohln
..
10
18
10
F.
I.avery
21
II
0
THE
UiHi-0STANCE
A1
Wanted
For
Sale
2
For
Rent
.
PHONE-
r-
7
V
n
V.
JTVV
C
JN.UI
reilih'tton
u
jI
casb
sales
Prinee
Huperi
Kxehange.
Phone
653.
FOH
SALK.
Ibiffel
anil
china
cabinet.
Phone
31.
If
TO
RENT
FOll
HF.NT.
First
class
apart-
ment.
Monnroh
range
and
water
free,
CJapp
block.
V.
enliaver
Ilros.
If
FOJt
lUUVr.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sew-Iig
machines.
WaIW
Music
Store.
If
FOll
HUNT.
Urge
mo.etn
roomy
nimrlmenl
with
Mre-plnre;
close
in.
Apply
Max
llelli
rtiner.
Ff)Il
IlIiNT.
Modem
house,
live
rooms
and
bath.
Monro
Urns.
LOST
LOST.
Gold
watch
and
chain,
downtown.
Finder
plMo
return
lo
Daily
News
office,
LOST.
Child's
llrown
Sweater
near
Clevnlor.
Finder
please
phone
Green
280.
Victoria;
J.
Hunter
Harrison,
II.
II.
Leuly,
W.
II.
Shakespeare
and
G.
11.
StewnrL
Vancouver;
P.
F.
Martin,
G.
D.
Ilnrllin.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
J.
A.
Uro,
James
U.
Niool,
H.
D.
Orde.
D.
F.
Davidson.
W.
Grundy,
Thomns
A.
Kelley,
Wil
liam
J.
Ilrelt.
J.
C.
GUihain.
J,
W.
Nunn
ami
II.
G,
Wilcox,
Vancouver;
J.
II.
Scott
and
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
V..
D.
Langls
and
family,
Swnnson
Day;
T.
Van
Dyk,
Prince
George;
Mrs.
J.
Gibson
Port
Kssluglon;
It.
Webster,
AD
lln;
J.
II.
Shirley,
Smilfis
I'nlU;
A.
Conlor,
city;
A.
F.ls.
Maph
Day;
M.
llergman.
Seattle:
T.
11
Drown,
porl
Simpson;
Q.
Dllss
Kingston,
Out.;
II.
A.
Ilrundon
Toronto;
W.
F.
Ungerer,
Ter.
race;
Ptevn
Sellg,
Mr.
nnd
Mrs
L.
Sunderland
nnd
Mr.
unit
Mrs
D.
K.
Ilnrnes,
Ketchikan;
George
heefe.
Smilhers;
F.
A.
Hall
Duncan;
J.
H.
King,
Hniller,
Ont.;tr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Ilnthslcin
New
York
City;
Tom
p.
Gronow
Doston;
II.
G.
Ilrnckell.
Ilnllf.r
J.
A.
Macdnnald,
01
lawn.
Central
Mr.
and
Mrs.
l
J.
I'mnce,
city;
F.
K.
Peterson.
Smilhers;
I).
MncdonaM.
city;
Joe
Smith.
J
Ponlltik
nnd
T.
II.
Halchard,
CN.II.:
M.
Hose.
Vancouver.
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MNf
ir
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eCEH
huKE
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interested
in
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forlhronunK
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elm-lion
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united
lo
mail
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and
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res
ees
for
partiaulars
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na
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In
ur
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rriialr-
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If
BOARD
DOAflD
Th.
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue
Phone
137.
HOAlID
and
Itoom
or
Hoard
only.
Phone
He
707.
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HOSPITAL
Surgical
and
Obstetrical
-
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WSf
3Vlh
Avtwue
West
(Kerrfo-dale,.
Vaiieouver.
II.
C.
Dr.
Ernest
Hall,
superintendent.
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SALE.
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pasengcr
louring
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1
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