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7TTg,,DAtU
ZZ'AS
,
Tuesday
Qrtr,
,
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
.;
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By
George
McMT
f
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1
'mux
tA'd
...
c.
lc
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"
"
Made
in
Canada
"From
Contented
Cows"
You
Had
Better
Get
Your
Name
on
our
list
For
Dry
Kindling
Kvery
piece
kiln
dried
and
easily
split.
Large
load
S6.00
delivered,
or
5
bundles,
already
split
for
$1.00
delivered.
"Taxl"Call
112.
Always
open
and
roady
to
give
service
all
hotfrs..
One
or
two
passengers
anywhere
50c.
Clean
Sedans,
polite
drivers.
COAL
We
have
a
new
coal
on
hand
SJ1.00
per
Ion
delivered.
No
dirt
'and
very
little
smoke.
A
perfect
range
coal,
nut
size
and
extremely
hot.
Order
a
ton
now!
Drayage
of
all
kinds
at-
tended
lo
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
WE
ARE
SOLE
AGENTS
for
AJAX
HEAVIES
Pronounced
by
experts
to
he
the
crealest
advancement
made
in
shot
shells
in
lliepasl
10
years.
12
gauge
only.
Support
the
Gyro
Carnival
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
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.
Wo
are
ready
at
any
time
lo
receive
your
phono
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
lake
jtersonal
charge
of
jour
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
Cartage,
Warehounlni,
and
OlilribuliiiR,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Rand
and
Oravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Roving.
Gyro
Club's
Carnival
and
town
Dance
for
Playgrounds
Is
not
a
dull
moment
While
dancing
was
in
nrosrress
on
I
he
hi?
centre-
floor,
side-"
shows
were
plying
(heir
trade
in
full
swing.
In
I
he
pasl
I
lie
(Jyro
have
set
up
.
some
enviable
re
cord
as
entertainers
and
Ihis
carnival
is
no
exceplion
lo
the
rule.
While
the
idea
of
Iho-
cluh
in
holding
the
even!,
is
In
rnise
d
substantial
amount
for
t1.rir
deserving
playground
fund,
thev
i
it
iii'iiiir
iiiii
iin
iimr
nna
Ambitious
Affair
So
ambitious
is
the
scone
of
lie
airatr
that
eery
one
of
the
35
or
so
fiyro
members
have
been
called
into
action
lo
take
charge
and,
in
addition
to
litem,
numerous
others.
inelnriinir
members
Jf
Iho"
Jlolary
Club,
are
giving
(heir
assistaiic.
-The.
lyreltes
'are
also
taklntr
an
active
part
in
the
affair.
I
lie
various
stalls
and
the
main
building
have
been
c.iilv
decorated
in
the
blue
and
gold
colors
of
the
club
and
further
color
is
lent
to
the
scene
through
i
He
costuming'
of
Ihe
'jyros
and
their
assistants
who
are
.'ill
decked
out
in
blue
and
gold
pierrot
suits.
Apart
from
Ihe
straichl
carni
val
features
which
proved
very
popular
last
night
and
were
well
patronized
by
Ihe
large
crowd
in
attendance,
Ihe
program
of
entertainment
which
was
rendered!
in
the
centre
of
the
floor
wiM,
Ihe
illumination
of
a
spot
light
from
the
balcony
w
h
lo
all
ltie
other
lights
in
Ihe
building
were
extinguished
was
one
of
excep
tional
merit
which
might
well
have
been
presen.e.)
on
anv
con
cert
platform.
Fine
Entertainment
The
first
item
on
the
nrosrr.nn
last
night
was
the
presentation
of
an
entirely
new
dancing
num
iter,
try
members
of
Mrs.
11.
o.
Crew's
jifnlor
datipinjr
classes,
rhc
danct-
'-Thie
Uutlerflv
Ilal.i
let,"
was
indeed
a
pretty
one
nnd
those
taking
part
were:
Hilda
W.
Murray
and
Annie
Gilchrist,
principals;
Edna
Ireland,
little
liower
Kirl;
Marian
Ou
nn.
Aud
rey
Trejnayne,
Nora
Little
and
l.nyd
.Morris,
blue
butterflies:
(leraldine
Mann,
Joan
Watt,
(ler-abline
Cade,
Mary
Ellen
Orme.
.nary
nen
Miles,
iietly
Hrown
and
Joan
Crew,
yellow
butler-
ilies.
J
he
little
girls
were
arrayed
in
filmy
frocks
of
fivro
colors
and
executed
their
movements
with
precision
ami
grace.
Ihe
number
was
met
with
vocif
erous
applause.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hin-
lon
was
accompanist..
the
second
nurnher
wn
nn
an
exhibition
of
the
Tango
by
.Miss
Laura
J
rizzell
and
llownni
Prizzcll.
This,
loo,
met
with
a
great
deal
of
applause.
Something
New
The
most
uninue
act
on
Ihe
program
was
the
evhibition
of
dancing,
sword
fighting.clc.
pre-
senieu
iiy
a
parly
of
nine
Orientals
assisted
by
a
Chinese
orches
tra.
.Nothing
like
Ihis
has
ever
been
seen
in
public
before
in
Ibis
cily
and
its
novelty
veritably
brought
the
house
down.
The
act
presented
a
most
wierd
as-
pecl
and
was
full
of
action
and
Hirills,
J
lie
presentation
of
Chinese
attack
anil
defe
nee
work
with
various
formidable
looking
iiiuujteons
was
sinking
in
more
ways
than
one.
No
less
unique
Ihecarnival
continued
'
I
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l
o
1
1
1
ii
Proving
Popular
Affair
Conthmoiis
iitnov
(tniifMnir
n
milomlifl
lw.nn'c
r.wn...
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tintml
nn
4
.
i
f
Bin
.
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.
jwmi
cmui
wtmnit'iii
ami
a
niiiiuumc
or
special
nature
contrive
to
make
the
fivrnnorf
rarnivnl
!n.r.f
.ti.
fun
i
me
r.xniiiiuon
Jiall
one
the
most
novel
ami
attractive
affairs
ui.il
nas
ueen
new
in
i'rince
Htipcrt
for
inanv
a
day.
The
enr-"nival
(tpened
last
night
and
will
lie
continued
ihis
evening.
Merriment
was
rife
at
the
inlti.nl
nitri.
attended.
There
was
somelhinir
of
iniemst
fn
n,-nP,
Kn,i,
prevailed.
were
the
dances
and
the
Chinese
prelieslra
acromii.-iiiimeni.
v.
.
..
:
:
i
ne
conriu.iinsr
Hem
on
Hie
program
was
a
splendid
exhibition'
of
wlep
dancing
by
W.
Van
Ihis-'
kirk
after
which
(lie
light
of
the
main
hall
were
flashed
on
and
Music
for
the
dance
was
nir-
nish'ed
by
a
large
and"
niektflinu
austmenle!
orchestra
under
Jhe
heen
seh.nm
i?
1J
"
"
Za
Z
Program
will
be
in
.lirespillPlI
airi
n
If.i-.
,
..p...,,
m.f.-
.1I-IIIIIH
with
variations
and,
now
that
the
excellence
qf
the
entertain
nienl
ha
been
fully
denionslral
ed,
it
is
expected
there
will
be
a
bumper
crowd
in
attendance.
The
arrair
will
open
at
nine
o'clock
ami
will
continue,
u
management
.S.1V4.
n
In
no-
II.
.,.....!
t:
f
......
m.
wants
to
slayWrile
dniwjifi'
for
..a
.i
.
uir
-i
TiccincvTisiiins
machine
will
also
lake
place
thin
evening.
While
Ihe
elub
appreciate
tht
plendid
support
tfiven
last
night,
it
is
hoped
even
belter
support
will
be
accorded
so
that
Ihe
club
may
attain
objective.
namely
sufficient
funds
for
ley
then
look
a
list
of
figures,
mixed
Ihem
up
In
one
long
line
on
Hie
blackboard
reciting
Jhrm
forwards
and
backwards,
re-
pealinc
the
performance
wilh
Ears
m
Every
Boy
should
have
an
$2-oo
to
$13.50
the
shopping
list.
A
demonstration
WJ14
fllalji
tfiVHll
fill
till.
Iltfi.
ami
other
historical
dales
asked-
in
One
of
the
most
dlffiiill
The
Vemalus
f
the
late
F.
W.
Itnliler.
KiLsurnkaliim
rancher
whose
(lentliton
iii
red
on
Simrts'r
in
the
I'rincf
Kupert
(ienernl
Hospital.
wqr
forwurded
by
this
niocning's
train
lo
Terrace
where
interment
will
take
place
this
afterntlon.
.Mr.
Itnhb'r.
the
widow,
and
.Mrs.
W
W.
X.woan
of
Telkwa,
n,
daiiKlitr.
reachel
tho
cily
froirTithe
interior
yester
day
afteritrxin
and
accompanied
.1-
l.
J
L.
....
.
'
'Miy
imcK
in
n-rraci!
lo,y.
LEONARD
WAIDE
ON
SUPPLYING
CHARGE
?
.
.
IN
POLICE
COURT
i.i'iinani
v
aiu-
aiiiK-areil
in
Ihe
cily
polirt-
r.nnl
tliio
morn
ing
on
a
charge
of
smiplvinii
Muuor
lo
Indians.
Taking
of
Vldenee
ws
coninb-teil
ami
ml.
ioiiriimenl
w
taken
to
gle'
ar-
Westview
iw
...
"I'Ponuniiyio
sut.m.l
fur-
,,..,
1
w
"'
Pvidenc
if
he
so
desires;
MEMORY
TESTS
AT
THEATRE
WONDERFUL
'
Charles
W.
Hamley
Gave
Inter
esting
Exhibition
of
His
Powers
Last
Night
A
crowd
of
people,
which
filled
the
Empress
Theatre
to
capacity
last
night,
listened
lo
the
lecture
on
Iho
use
of
memory
and
viewed
the
demonstrations
triven
hv
Charles
W.
Hamley,
the
memory
expert.
Mr.
Hamley
cave
an
exhibition
of
Ihe'
use
of
the
memory
and
the
power
of
concentration
which
tfreally
Interested
the
large
audience.-.
Among
the
tests
displayed
was
a
lest
of
a
thirty-six
word
shopping
list
given
by
Ihe
audience.
Ihe
lecturer
secured
Ihe
services
of
n
volunteer
from
Ihe
audience
lo
assist
him
in
work
on
the
blackboard
Ihus
obviating
any
suspicions
of
trickery.
Mr.
Ham
I
He
case
is
heine?
hear.
I
by
-'tipendiary
Magistrate
II.
P.
Mc-Lc.mI
and
W.
E.
Msber
has
the
is.,
for
the
defence
wilh
E.
P.
iones.
nroseriitin".
MEMORY
CLASS
IS
STARTING
TONIGHT
Cbas.
W.
lUynley
starts
mem
ory
irainmg
class
in
Mrs.
Crewe's
Hall.
217
Second
Ave.,
at
7
p.m.
tin-
Tuesday
evening.
Memory
is
the
most
important
part
of
our
.'duration.
Our
edu
cation
consist
of
rememlierintr
just
three
things
words,
fig
ures
and
experience,,.
There
is
uol
one
thing
(fiat
we
nmUrlake
In
this
life
butiMli.it
our
iiuMnory
plays
Ihe
mosT
impoMant
pari
whether
it
be
uncial
or
profes
sional.
A
good
memory
can
be
yours.
Now
is
your
chance.
Advl
HARVESTERS
COMING
BACK
FROM
PRAIRIES
A
number
of
Ihe
people
vviio
went
to
the
prairies
from
here
for
the
harvest
are
reluming
and
Ihis
Is
to
some
extent
flooding
Ihe
labor
market
here.
Home
of
hern
report
linvlng
done
well,
while
others,
owing
chiefly
lo
broken
weather,
did
not
earn
much
more
thaif
Hie
amount
of
heir
expenses.
BATTALION
ORDERS
lly
Lleu,t.-Colnnl
J.
W.
Nicholls,
Officer
Commanding,
1st
Hp.
Norlh
II.C.
Hegl.
(102nd
Iln.
C.E.F.;
The
Armoury,
I'rince
It
u
per
I,
II.C.
Ocl.
12.
11)25.
Signal
Seel
Ion.
Signal
section'
will
-"'
"
tfM
.
"'KIJi
October
I
i,
at
8
pftn.
for
frafri-
mg.
Lewis
Oun
Class,
A
Lewis
un
class
is
being
organized
and
will
commence
1
raining
Tuesday
evening,
Oclobef
in,
nl
8
p.m.
'
S,
I.
JOHNSTON.
Major
ami
Adjutant
Adjutant
1st
N.D.C.
Ilegl.
I;
'
"
'
-
-
-
-
.
of
the
caten'ilnr
nniT
simvenir
Wanted
ealenilar.s
ucn.
iliirilinii-.l
Ii
ForSaln
among
Hie
audience.
The
lec-
l!
For
Rent
hirer
also
gave
dales
of
births
memory
tt'.sjs
undertaken
by
Mr.'
WANTED
uamiey
wn
itie
Knight's
Tour.'
"
were
Mnrlimr
at
a
nuecifie
number.
iriven
him
by
Mie
audience,
the
leelurer
worked
tin
and
down
the
I'oanl
without
a
mistake.
FUNERAL
OF
LATE
F.W.BOHLER
IS
HELD
AT
TERRACE
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
ic
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lei
than
50c
motor
car
and
radio
supplies
to
cover
.Noi
l
hern
territory
'fur
Wmlesale
distributor
on
com
mission
basis,
splendid
'op
portunity
for
right
man.
Au-
ply.
giving
experience.,
uualifi-
calions
and
references
to
ll
20,
Daily
News
office.
MS
A
I'llINCK
Ilnnerl
renrnla-
live
wanted
for
my
special
Chlppd
(Jlass
Sign.
Sainpleo
fre".
No
collecting
or
delivering.
Pair
treatment.
Y.
Pox-all.
Marigold
I'.O.,
Victoria,
lu:.
23H
WAN'TI'.I).
Salesman
r-xvorinn
Prince
Huperl
and
Xorlhern
Hrilish
Columbia
to
represent
wholesale
Vancouver
frtiil
house
on
a
commission
basis
Heplics
confid.-iilial.
Hox
27S.
Daily
News
office.
230
OLI
Artificial
Tenth
bought,
n
condition.
Ilisrliest
price,
nen
I
Hy
return
mail.
It.
Munstan
l.()."Ilox
310,
Vancouver.
II.C.
Kstablished
thirty
three
years
MAM'FACTCIlBIl
rerjuires
dis
trict
aaenfs
throughout
II.C
Inference
required.
Wrile
Luxora
LimiliNl,
ill
Seymour
Street.
Vancoiivir
Ji.C
WAXTKH.
Second
band
bed
coinidete
No
dresser,
good
condition.
I'hnne
Hlue
ZtfS
WAXTKI).
Woman
want's
work
by
Ihe
hour
or
day.
IMiom
nine
I0H.
ttn
FOR
SALE
POll
SALE.
Dining
room
suite.
oriiroom
suites,
Chesterfield
suites,
ranges,
stovas.
bed
linen,
towels,
window
blinds,
inlaid
linoleum
and
prinlej
llnolcumn,
lounges,
chairs.
ChlfTlonlcres,
Dressers,
lled-s
toads,
mattresses
and
springs.
Dlnlnir
Isbles,
kitchen
laid
es.
table
oilcloth.
A.
Mackenzie.
Purniture
House.
IMionn
775
HOUSE
FOlt
SALE
at
Terrace.
Five
rooms,
me.
and
one-eighth-
acres
of
land;
30
fruit
trees
and
berries:
three,
chick
en
hoiisen.
Or
would
exchange
tor
property
in
..I'rineo
Jfuperl
Apply
Mrs.
A,
Martin,
Hnx
101
lerrace.
II.C.
2.18
'OH
SALE.
Gasoline
launch
nnd
Ford
Sedan.
Ileal
snap
on
terms.
I'hono
lied
720
for
particulars.
EXD
of
Month
Clean
Out.
25
reduction
on-
all
cash
sales
I'rince
Rupert
Exchange.
I'hono
C,:,2.
I'OIt
SALE.
Dining
room
suite.
old
r.ngllsli
pattern.
Applv
tM5
llorden
Slreel.
sag
I'OIt
SALE-llangn.
healer
ami
carpel.
I'hone
Crcen
7.11.
POll
SALE.
Duffel
and
china
cabinet.
I'hone
3H.
tf
POll
SALE
English
);.,v
i,..-
gy.
I'hone
Oreen
15)0.
2.19
TO
RENT
POll
IlI'NT.
panoS(
nlam
tuanos,
phonographs
and
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store,
if
NEW
HOUSE
on
l.'ifn.
a
i-
-
sn
West
will
be
ready
for
rent
about
October
15.
JMiono
lied
POll
IlEXT.
Pumlsliod
sullo.
i-iione
in
or
81.
Mussallcih.
.
If
POll
HUNT.
Modern
house,
Ve
rooms
aim
balh.
Munro
Hros.
BOARD
winch
sixly-ftirfr
numbers
'
rnergenc
youn.
ihmuii
th,.
marked
marked
on
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