j.,.
ay
Senf
ember
'fl,
1025.
WRM3LEYS
AFTER
lvlkt
7
II
mtAL
afford
t.
fT.
it
1
uiiitui
as
well
i
T
a
Pleasure.
Healthful.
exerclte
for
tha
taeth
anJ
a
ipur
to
dictation.
A
long,
luting
rtfreahmcnt,
toothing
to
nrrvc
and
stomach.
The
World
Famoua
Sweetmeat,
untouched
by
hindi,
full
ot
aJM:.aW
You
Had
Better
Oct
Your
Name
on
our
list
For
Dry
Kindling
I
very
piece
kiln
dried
and
Ay
split.
Large
load
$6.00
:Td,
or
j
bundle
al-
Hpitt
for
81.(10
do-
d.
"TaKl"
Call
112.
V
way-
op.
-n
mi.
I
ready
lo
wri-vr.'
all
hour.
Oho
puenger
any-
50c.
Clean
Sedans,
'I:
l
era.
COAL
r
liiiM'
a
new
coal
on
$11.00
per
ton
dellv-N
dirt
nnd
very
Itlile
per
feel
ran
itp
rii
mp
and
extremely
Cit'lrr
a
ton
now!
I
i
r
all
kind
al-I
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave;
Alto
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
Taxi
75
Taxi
ii
iuy
i
lie
best
Phone
75.
i
ti
iliid-ni
Super-
Iloillf.
rirsi
and
;
a!'nKrr
Sedan
in
A
I
iipw
closed
ears.
RATES
I
i
Passenger
-
.0
Passenger
H
Pas-enger
rrKcr
Sedan.
It
-p
lB'-3rntfr?r
Sedan,
li
r
.
.
$1.00
.
.
$1.50
.
.
$2.00
per
.
.
$4.00
ppr
..
$5.00
To
Cold
Storage
and
Across
Hays
Creek
Bridge,
I
r
5
passenger.
$1.00
'
,
h
additional
passenger
BOc
pncli.
TAXI
75
TAXI
Phone
178
I
ilinn
Jlccf,
per
lb.
,
.
6c
'
lloat.
per
lb
10o
i
iinn
steak,
per
lb.
.
.
20o
lii
Idcr
Sprnw
Lamb,
pur
li
.
.
.
.
2So
I.'ii
if
SpruiK
Lamb,
per
tb
35o
Gainer's
Hams
and
Bacons
None
Better
Nnm,
per
lb.
.
.
.
.
.
.
40o
I
.i'tin.
alioeil,
per
lb...
45c
!;H'
ujf
Chicken".,
per
lb.
35c
We
deliver.
Pay
llio
driver.
Bulkley
Market
Oco,
W.
Kerr
Phone
178.'
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
I
xquisiio
Slock
of
Fur
;
1
rimming!
at
low
prices.
i.
C.
FUR
Go.
Piatt
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
i
yards
busy.
nate.1
uoing.
or
the
Moaquito
Fleet
which
Im
thaV
and
thin
ha
kppl
Hi.
'in
Halibut
S
ituation
Halibut
arrivals,
while
not
heavy,
havp
bton
wpII
up
to
Hi
avrrap
and
good
wratlirr
haf
brt'n
Ihc
ordrr
of
Hip
day
on
Hip
high
Mpol.
Although
individual
trips
.have
hepn
ralhpr
on
the
litrht
aidp,
a
number
of
boata
hav
bppn
in
from
Hip
wf?l'aril
whieh
ha
awollrn
Hie
vohiinr.
I'ricpx
off
em
I
on
Hip
Fih
Hxehantrp
an
Monday
wrrr
Rood.
Ainerirann
rrreiviTipr
around
I5e
and
7p,
and
on.-
Canadian
boat
pulling
down
13.2
atu
"t
for
firat
and
M'rond
pla
fih
'
rpoprptively.
On
Thursday,
when
a
total
of
131.-000
pound
of
halibut
wan
land
ed,
Canadian
ifol
the
btter
of
Ihc
liarfain
oifrr
Iheir
Amerlean
rolleajfiie
on
bth
ohiea
of
Lfih.
Boats
Collide
The
only
unusual
happening
in
fiIiTt
rirelPf
HiiH
week
wa
Hip
vellMiin
betweeit
Hie
Ameriean
.xrhooner
Hepublle
amf
Sentinel
off
Caey
Poinl
when
the
lalter
Jioal
wa
mink.
Salvasre
oper-
ai
ion
werr
earriel
out
by
(he
Prince
Ituiiprl
Ilrt.it
Iioukp
with
rapt.
A.
Swanoon
hi
elwrue.
and
i
lie
Iuk
Il.K.M.
itiHlin2
by
to
aUt.
Holfe
Walker
carried
out
the.
rllvintr
hurt
of
Hip
OilHrnlion
jand
IbcSrnMnel
wa
iKftichM
for
temporary
repalrw
before
beinsr
Itowetl
frr
the
dry
dwelt.
The
Sen-Itiuel
badly
daniaped
and
I
he
areident
mighl
have
been,
attend
ed
wllh
srriou
concipienecx.
Twn
meir
were
afep
below
when
tbe
boat
was
hit
and
ii
U
a
miracle
that
Ihey
sol
out
bpfore
Hie
boat
!nnk.
Arrlva's
From
Monday
noon
unlil
yee-tprday
noon
the
followlnir
jichoonrrn
marketed
catciies
lhi
week.
American
-llepiiblie.
ror-
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
OTIi:C
IS
IIKIIKHY
QIVF.X
I
tut
111
i
DUIrl.t.
!
ritirvlli'd.
jiwt
rM.irunfiu,
IX
Vlclunt.
n.u.
the
v.iTTin
AiT.
'
!
.w.nM
P;
'Uwt'
well.
When
Ihey
got
back
ti
...
r
NOTIOK.
OF
"THE
rOMPA.Mf.S
is
tih:
math
a
of
iwkstmfnt
com-
l'VNV
OF
NOHTIIKIIM
IlIUTlSII
cni.u.MniA,
lym.u.
TKF
.NotliX
lhl
ih
ilmve
cnmpany,
..
i
...
r..iifWMl
iirrirv
I
il
Priore
llil-
im.ii
II.
.
will
apbly
In
p
If
Honor
Judio'
Viiun.
I
"K
it
Jo.lae
of
II
siiprMiw'
court
,if
lirlllnti
:oluniMa
at
rntir
nuiwri
.
....
Thnpi.iv
llio
I
Mh
ilav
of
orlo
1mm
i.
ii
Hm
tiour
r
f-lfvm
oviork
m
thf
riin-iHKUi.
it
the
Uv
CouM,
i
..hit
Itmiw,
I'rlnrp
HuihtI,
ll.C.,
ror
an
miter
reMiirlnir
the
saUl
OiiiiMtiy
to
III
iriHl.
r
"f
.'"iiipiiniea
In
Vt
amn
of
tier
Ueilrr
nr
J-'fnl
Slork
Coniriilr.
Mr-lorn.
II.':.,
'"Oi"
!wOn
1
of
tie-'
,
mimii'i
Art
f
nrllt'h
CilnmhU.
HUH.
l
I'rlnrc
lllipait,
ll.C
tnU
I
Mh
"t
Sfplrinlier,
A.K.
Snllrllnr
e
''jwanv
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Inttnllon"
to
Apply
to
Purehtio
Land.
In
tlid
I.in.l
I
irmrnma
i"'in"
IIII1M.I
I
ai'l
'"'
",9M,h
.ot
IV
Fi
t"
'rlc
whlrh
flow
Into
Hie
Kr'ull
lilvrr
about
l
mile
rroin
TUK'oTicE
that
John
A.
Smith
or
trinr
niirrt,
B.C.,
orruiIKm
lumber'
S
irr'haw
'
I
l"
rollowlliir
ilearrlnr.1
Un.l:--
sniithwest
niriier
or
t.l
S;
I
".'0,'r.
ihenofl
SO
fhaim
northerly!
thenre
1
rnVins
WfnlerlV.
more
or
le.
lo
the
Em-lill
Hive"
llehre
SO
elwlii..
immherlvi
iienr"
so
rimiu
eoierly.
ami
coniait.mr
90
acres,
more
ur
iri.
JOtIM
a.
smith.
Ter
C.
P.
Mini'''
Mlh-
ly-.
Anpllrint.
niel.
A
rent.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Inltntloi
to
Apply
to
Lai
Land
in
PHnre
nunert
t.anil
llerordlnr
nuirlfi
or
rrlii"e
nfiperti
nl
aituata
at
Yea
inium
nir.
Mnasetl
Inlet.
.
TUT
NOTICK
thl
Fun-ne
It.
Slmpon,
r
HaaiieH
BP...
oeflipalUm'
ranueryiiian,
uStPii'li
i
to'iiW
or
alca
of
the
fol-
Cn
nil
rnrini
l
l'o
P'n,M
"n,li
oCr
K"
'ieVrlT
fr'nr
tta
XK
.
rnrnrt
e
IM
1510.
Ilanae
.
at
niitririi
ThPaM
w"
.1
eltain-l
tnrnre
norlh
hre.
iV
.
nr
enininen.-einent.
and
rontalnlnr
,
.rrrsj
mora
"Pk
It,
SIMPSON,
Applicant
Oiltil
IJrd
Jul.
"
mm
C"'e'
chief
'OUrce
.puree
of
of
Pr,nc
Prince
Ruperf.
Ruperfa
proaperlty
proaperlty
WMh
!
I
I
1111
1
'
-rf
fH.iiliinir.l
gno.l
w'Miher
has
ward,
ia.
Venu,
Serious
kept
Mi.-
majority
of
i
i,
on-'nona.
Commonwealth,
Foremost.
gaged
in
Hip
many
piiim
eon-i
Swan.
Chelsea.
Liluya,
Kennebec.
1IKTU-.I
will,
the
fishing
industry,
jsi-andia,
Wizard,
Cora,
Conslitp-loul
I
of
porl.
As
i.
lone
an
old
.
Kuir
Hon,
.
Yukon,
.
Alaska,
'
Van.tpA
Mav
.-i.i
.
on
much
kimki
iM-iiaMotu
uigusla,
Resolute,.
Grayling
and
Hie
wiiterfronl,
nod
pun
i.-ulurlv
Sunset.
How
I
Jay,
will
wear
a
descried
Ganadinn
Cape
Spencer,
Hin-lonk.
Many
of
Hip
native
boat-;
go,
Koyouu,
Caygeon,
Alii,
in
porl
for
Hip
Fair
t".k
advani-
Johanna,
Volunteer,
Scrub,
Hing-
age
I
hp
occasion
to
nave
m-j
ialr
and
Tra
I
p.
ceary
repair
none
ai
loea
100
Blue
Foies
Ono
of
Hie
largest
shipmenls
Of
blue
(nxfii
tn
tnnvn
ilnul-n
A
Breezy
Rhyme
An
optimistic
skipper
and
a
pessimiHlie
male,
wenr
forth'
upon
the
briny
sea
lo
see
whal
Ihey
could
lake.
The
skipper
said
We'll
catch
a
lot
of
fish
out
there
I'm
Inhl"
l.itt
llio
mnl
illicitly
rotten
culd."
They
sailed
ami
sailed
Itimuzhouf
the
day
arid
wet!
into
the
night,
and
when
Ihey
gt
the
glasses
out
the
land
was
out
of
sisihl.
The;
skipper
said
"We'll
soon
be
there
and
Ihcn
Ihe
fun
you'll
see"
but
tbe
mate
Re
only
shook
his
head
an'J
cried
"We're
up
a
tree.
I
knew
the
trip
wa
boodoed
and
tha!
fih
we'd
never
find,
for
in
Ihu
hurry
lo
get
out,
Ihe
compass
stayed
behind."
Just
then
lha
foar
blew
down
(be
mast
ami
lh-
wind
blew
up
the
sail,toh!
reaii-ers
il
is
dreadful,
the
sequel
lo
t
ti
it
tale.
Some
flyinp
fish
came
winging
pasl
and
kicking
up
a
hum.
The
skipper,
who
was
o
i
I
tie
job,
shot
fifty
with
his
sun.
The
fih
weighed
many
pound
i
piece
and
nearly
sank
the
boil,
nl
whieh
Ihe
mate
got
duly
o.-ev-ed
ami
said
"You've
killed
my
goal.
nut
the
skipper
never
lost
his
head
and
grabbed
Hie
"leering
wheel.
He
turned
be!'
porl
I
hen
starboard
lo
even
up
(be
keel.
Now
that
is
how
h
saved
the
shin
and
got
n
-yxla'.i
port
al
night
the.
male,
"That'
beats
carpeN."
said
I'leasurc
launch
Ilonania,
by
Hubert
WArd,
relumed
front
Welcome
Harbor
on
Tuesday
morning
having
aboard
Mrs.
Ward,
Harry
Warily
Miss'Ak-
(Juillan
and
Mr.
Parry,
who
bad
been
spending
Ihe
past
two
weeks
holidaying
in'
thai
vleinity.
T
tc
weather
was
delightful
and
Ihe
hunting
good.
Schooner
W.
A
Kn
skippered
by
Krnie
Pierce;
was
forced
l.i
re.
main
in
nort
Ibis
week"
own;;
to
a
bearing
on
ihe
engine
having
been
burnt,
out.
The
lxiot
if
now
on
the
McLean
ways
whore
necessary
repairs
are
heiuir
car
ried
out.
Schooners
Marguerile;
Dovceri
X.,
and
Mulrneag
have
been
Ui
on
(he
Ward
wnys
this
week
for
painlinK
and
rinlUoverhaul.
Philip
Douglris;.
native,
rancher
if
the
-Nans'
River
district
ht
been
in
town
lo
get
a
new
dyn.t
mo
fitted
lo
his
boat.
Doug-.
Stork's
pleasure
launch
Sunbeam
II,
is
on
tlm
McLean
ways
for
hull
overhuul.
Considerable,
caulking
and'
other
repairs
nre
lo
be
carried'
on
the
boat
and
all
put
im
good
shape
for
(ho
hunting
trips
lo
come;
Safety
Last
The
following
tragic
Inscrip
lions
were
bunded1
lo
the
editor
of
the
Whiff
page,
this
week
liy
Ralph
Le
Pino
who
doubtless
gathered
them
from
various
luiuLjlonca
in
hU
travels.
"Lie
TJTIf
BXTJ7T"
rTEWff
'
page
rmt
slumbering'
hnte
fine
'William
Lake;
lie
heard
Ihc
bell
but
had
ni
brake.
At
fifty'
mile
drove
Allie
Pid.fj
he
flimigUt
lie-
would-
n't
fikid,
but
did.
At
ninety
mile'
.drove
Kd.lip
Swan;
the
motor!
stopped
bnt!
lie
went
on1.
He-neatb
fhi
ilone
lie
Wlllianr
Raincx,
iee
on
Ihc
bill
he
had
no
chain.
Here
lies
Hie
body
of
William
Jay,
who'
died
maintarn-ini?
the
right
of
way.
Repose
hertr
one
Adolf
Lu.tie
he
turned
hi
head
to
walcli
cutie.
And
Ho.Irpv
Red
I
parked
in.
Juan:
be
did
not
nfop,
or
look
or'Jiieri.
Hi
Roll,
who
lien
in
t
Ii
f
m
'
ere
caket,
liiniPd
in
hi
neat
trtfmovc
a
iiaKer,
von
see
no
pedestrl-ai'x
utone.
They
have
a
RTavc-
yard
all
Iheir
ownv
The
smell
of
fM
came
lo
hi
nose,
he
olruck
a
match
turned
up'
his
l0e.
McLean
Yards
fiood
pro?reH
is
beinsy
madp
at
I
he
McLpan
yard.
on
the
nw
Havmoller
xcliooner.
The
deck-injr
i
practically
finished
and
there
rtnly
remain
Hie
pilot
house
lo
be
creeled
and
the
arrived
in
port
on
the
Prince.i,)ai,,lin?
,,onp'
lwtorK
,he
mw
Alice
1
"c
,,,r
r
r"
on
Wednesday
mornins,".
wneigneil
to
C.
O.
In?alls,
Kver,
ell,
aslnnaloii,
who
is
at
pre
sent
in
the
city
accompanied
by
.Mr.
InsalT.
Tiie
shipment
consisted
of
50
eases,
n
ii:iir
of
hlnn
ine
trials.
up
on
(he
McLean
ways
for
over
haul
bavin?
remained
over
from
fixes
in
eacli
case,
and
they
were
Ka,r
wl',
,tr
I'.n
ConipHiiy,
Fanzsliaw,
Alaska.
These
cute
Utile
fclfows
will
con-linue
their
journey
south
over
the
week-end
eilher
on
Hie
Ven-turp
or
Princess
Mar'.
The
foaes,
which
hav;
been
stored
in
I
he
provincial
government
warehouse,
were
valued
at
j,O0O.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lnaiH
will
accom
pany
the
shipment
and
Mr.
Install
will
frtw
Hie
fote
his
personal
attention.
Spveral
native
lioals
have
been
et
hulj
repairs
Canadian
schooners
Nuba-
and
Ringleader
have
also
been
up
on
the
way
this
week
for
a
general
looking
lo.
Chief
F.denshaw
of
Massetl
was
Lin
oort
Ibis
week
nrt
his
nower
floal
Edensllaw
on
a
business
visit.
Jarvls
McLeod,
customs
col
lector,
received
a
wireless
mes
xage
on
Thursday
mornins
that
a
snip
was
in
distress
orr
hos
Spil,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
The
Canadian
ItftTr
&
Cold
Slor-
sae
Co.
a
trawler
(.
h.
Foster.
Capl.
Sanderson,
wftbsh
was
pul-
Uing
out
to
sea
that
morning
was
said
"All
I've
ever
caught
was
:iknrucicii
10
?o
in
nie
am
or
me
vessel.
Hovever,
just
after
ttu
Foster
left
port
JafVis
received
nnother
message
to
say
the
ship
was
alright
and
under
way
again
No
particulars
of
Ihe
ship
tlm
sent
Ihe
message
were
given.
Schooner
W.
R.
Lord,
of
thf-Cold
Storage
fleet,
arrived
from
Skidegafe
on
Wednesday
wiih
a
cargo
of
humpbacks
on
Wednes
day
and
left
port
on
the
return
trip
on
Thursday.
Tugboat
M.T.3.,
Capl.
R.
Green
flagship
of
the
Hushby
towing
fleet,
left
porl
on
Tuesday
morning
for
ltarnard
Cove
with
a
scov
lad
of
cans
in
tow
for
Ihe
Laurel
Whalen
floating
connery
which
is
operated
by
the
Sommerville
cannery
al
that
point.
The
Hushby
tugboat
P.R.T..
Capl.
Harris
Kerr,
arrived
in
porl
this
week
from
Georgetown
with
a
scow
load
or
lumtier
for
the
local
fish
dock
and
a
scow
load
of
lumber,
containing
18,000
feet
of
one
inch
rough
clear
spruce.
lo
be
loaded
on
tho
freighter
Chilkoot
consigned
to
the
II.
R.
McMillan
Kxporl
Co.,
Vancouver
for
transshipment
to
England.
Geo.
.1'.,
Adams,,
benif.coutraclor
for
lheV.nHnee
J;itheries,
arriv
ed
on
llio
,
iliUala
.yesterday
en
route
to
Kuineon
cannery,
it
tinted
75
miles
south
of
here,
lo
superintend
some
construction
work
which
is
being
qnrried
out
it
that
point.
;fv
A
Qlft
Qun
Jimmy
Mitchell,
the
crack
shoi
of.
Ihe
Cold
Storage
staff
when
the
gun
does
fire,
has
been
pre
sentcd
with
n
beaut
ifi
game
gun
bv
an
unknown
admirer.
The
glad
tidings
reached
the
big
Vlant
this
morning
when
Jimmy
came
marching
in
with
the
new
piece
of
nrfHlery
strapped
upon
iJiis
wrist.
Last
year
the
marks
man
had'
the
misfortune
lo
miss
umpteen
tlecr,
through
tho
fact
Hint
his
rifle
would
not:
fire
pro
perly,
but
doubtless
tho
new
gift
.will
overcome1
all
previous
dif
ficulties.
Jimmy
will
not
now
be
in1
fear
of
beiilg
bunted
li
death
by
an
annoyod
uuadruped.
As
n
word
of
well
meant
ndvlce,
It
would
seem
to
bo1
a
good
bleu
for
EWHoldmrfSa-w?
Fwt-EasKirHin
SfMOND!
SAWS
,
SmOIIDS
CANADA
SAW
C0.1T0.
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TOMHTO
Vaneouvta
Sr.JOMa,
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appear
to
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time
money
and
effort.
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the
time
new
comforts",
new
conveniences
and
new
pleasures
are
being
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for
your
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you
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yputrfup
to
the
minute
on
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news
The
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bring
you
information
of
all
this
progress.
Read
them
and
you
will
know
about
the
very
things
that
concern
you
most
things
that
have
a
very
direct
influence
on
your
life
and
that
of
your
family.
The
advertisements
tell
you
where
to
get
these
things,
how
to
get
them
and
how
much
topay.
For
advertising
is
a
daily
directory
to
wise
buying.
Don't
rob
yourself
of
the
benefits
thai
come
from
regular
and
systematic
reading
of
the
advertising
columns.
Advertising
is
altogether
too
important
to
be
missed.
Read
it
every
day.
hunters
to
gel
nut
early
before
Jimmy
gels
the
new
gun
going
and
cleans
up
Hie
game
in
the
surrounding
country.
Now
watch
Jimmy
s
smoke.
TOOK
FREE
RIDE
TO
HAZELTON
AND
THEN
Country
According
to
Herald
Hill
Wllliscroft
of
Prince
Rupert,
a
seven-year-old
globe
lriitleTM-b'lew'virii6
town
Tuestlily
night
on
the
easlbound
train,
say
the
Omineca
Herald.
He
had
got
on
the
train
at
Rupert
hiu!
by
bis
confident
manner
and
glib
story
he
got
by
the
train
crew.
He
talked
Ihe
chef
on
Ihe
IraTn
out
of
his
dinner
and
when
he
cot
near
New
Hazelton
he
bumped
into
n
traveller
who
lives
near
the
boy.
The
traveller
knew
the
boy
and
knew
ho
had
run
away.
Hill
was
taken1
in
charge
and
put
to
bed
at
New
Hazelton.
Next
miornitiig
he
was
fed
and
given
a
ticket
back
home
with
four-bits
for
his
lunch.
Hut
Hill
was
not
yet
ready
lo
go
home.
He
was
nut
to
conquer
the
world.
He
got
off
tho
train
at
Wood
cock
without
the
train
crew
missing
him
unlil
laler.
Hill
says
he
is
much
pleased
with
Wood
cock
and
would
like
to
make
his
homo
with
Hill
Little
nnd
the
cows.
II
SPORT
CHAT
II
.
.
1
k
-
-n
Plans
for
tho
playing
of
billi-nrds
nnd
badminton
during
the
forthcoming
winter
season
are
now
under
wny,
the
annual
meetings
of
both
'
organizations
linvlnsr
nlready
been
held
It's
a
profitable
practise
Cribbage
has.
been
played
in
a1
desultory
sort
of
way
the
last'
season,
or
so
but
never
got
really
j
Marled.
Hy
holding
the
annual
meeting
early
and
getting
or-j
conization
started
at
once,
the,
oeg
artists
hone
to
put
their;
game
really
on
the
map
of
indoor
pastimes
this
winter.
As
fnr
n
vliit
i
pimpprnpil.
there
MADE
ANOTHER
CALL;
onuses
to
be
just
a
much
m-
!terest
in
that
came
as
ever-Tbe
Interior!
of
the
annual
basketball
Bill
Wllliscroft
Jr.,
Ukes
lat.
Illt't'i
MlpV
iii'i
jci
uri-ii
oct,
uui
it
whr
be
held,
some
timo
next
month.
cribbago
league
will
liold
Its
an-,
'a
rar?
The
largest-
'sports
ball
In
Europe
is
being
constructed
at
Diirtiiiund
in
Germany.
Its
dimensions
nre
almost
double
those
of
the
Herlin
Sport
Place!
and
even
exceed
the
famous
Century
Hall
of
Hreslau.
The
vaulted
roof
is
constructed
entirely
of
wood
instead
of
iron
and
the
hall
will
seat
11,000
persons
besides
affording
standing
room
for
1,500
more.
Annexed
lo
tho
main
building
is
a
hippodrome
and
additional
stnnlin?
accom
modations
for
150
horses.
An
other
feature
is
u
bicycle
race
course
200
metres
in
length
which'
i
also
In
he
used
for
motorcycle,
races.
Tho
dimensions
of
the
hall
are
such
that
it
will
be
possible
to
hold
simultaneous
competitions
in
sprinting
nnd
gymnastics,
bicycle
contests
nnd
eqnestrinn
exhibitions
Other
features
are
tennis
courts,
a
large
hanqucliivg
hall,
suites
of
offices
training
quarters
nnd
a
restaurant.
Tho
area
of
the
sports
buildings
will
be
further
enlarged
by
tho
municipality
of
Dortmund
and
converted
Into
a
public
park
including
a
football
oval
and
large
swimming
pool.
Even
In
Toronto
Tho
Girl
Oh,
don't
sbmc
peo-
Thcple
get
offensive
when
they
own
mini
meeting
next
Tuesday
night
The
Mnn
Well,
some
cert
alnlj
and
on
October
7
the
whist
do
get
a
habit
of
running
other
leaguers
will
start
things
going.
jpeople
down.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Servlcer
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Sort
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
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tore
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at
any
timo
to
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your
phono
call,,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
take
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charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Shoe
fhoice
is
Easy
when
you
look
over
tho
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Fall,
bo-cafj.se
tho1
styles
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the
trend
of,
fashion
and
thero
are
shoes
for
each
occasion
that
women
and
young
women
want.
Our
Fall
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is
now
complete.
.
We
slock
A
and
AA
widths,
also
wide
widths.
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Avenue.
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