pacis
roua
Bread
Mg,
wholosome
nulriti-ous
loavfrs
or
delicious
nutlike
flavor,
downy
lightness
and
excellent
keeping
qual-ilies.
FiveRoses
Flour
Tor
Breads,
Cakes,
Puddings,
Pastries
John
L.
Christie
1
Agent
Phone
534
I
wish
I
knew
"I
wish
I
knew
what
to
put
on
these
floors!"
So
often
you
hoar
that
remark,
It
is
only
because
those
peo-pie
who
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
CI
Floor
Varnish
next
time,
we
guarantee
it
to
give
satisfaction.
Sold
only
by
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
t
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
Wc
arc
ready
at
any
time
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
lake
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
New
Fall
Coats
DRESSES
and
MILLINERY
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
ord
Cars
NEW
AND
USED
Kasy
Terms
if
desired.
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
for
the
balance
of
September.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
Cartage,
Warehousing-,
and
Olstributing,
Team
or
Motor
Borvlce.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Plane
and
furniture
Kovlnn.
lilt-
l-1
.
.
I
v..
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
I
I
nE'',Vl
CorSEME-
THIN
I
I
WELL
Who"
ARE
1
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HEOOCMTTORPU.
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w.
N'
SEE
NR.
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ww
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....
WAS
REOPENED
Church
Crowded!
to
the
Doors
at
Evening
Service
When
W.
J.
Parsons
Preached
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
RALLY
Building
Completely
Redecorate
.
i
i
.
.
ana
now
looks
Line
new
Edifice
Yeslenlay
marked
the
reonen-
ing
or
Hie
tniloil
Church
in
scholars
and
a
naxeant
bv
the
Canadian
(iirls
in
Training
were
special
features.
Frank
Dorrv.
Jr.
showed
splendid
talent
in
his;
recitations.
The
training
of
thei
scholars
had
been
ably
carried
i
out
by
Mrs.
Alfred
Plant,
Miss
I.
Haddock
and
Earl
Darrie.
Clif
ford
Cameron
was
pianist.
The
church
was
crowded
to
the
doors
for
the
evening
service.
Rev.
.
J.
Parsons
of
Terrace
was
the
sneaker
and
he
delight
ed
his
audience
with
the
subject:
"A
Man's
life
consislcth
not
in
the
abundance
of
the
things
which
he
nossesselh."
Mr.
Parsons
Is
not
a
stranger
in
Prince
Ru
pert
and
his
messages
are
al
ways
appreciated.
The
audience
was
delighted
with
the
solos
of
Miss
Allele
Advarit
of
London,
England,
who
sang
for
the
first
time
in
public!
ih
Prince
Rupert.
Her
voice
is
sweet
and
powerful,
showing
signs
of
perfect
training.
The.
flimf
nt
111
A-..,!l1lrnh
ifai.fi
Jnla'ti.
did
assistance
tinder
the
leader.'
shipship
of
A.
J.
Lancaster.
Flora!
Decorations
There
was
a
bountiful
siinnlv
of
beautiful
flowers
used
in
the
decorations.
The
flowers
came
unsolicled
from
the
gardens
of
friends
of
the
church.
Several
improvements
in
the
interior
of
the
church
were
noted.
These
included
the
reconr
slruction
of
the
platform
and
ll.
,!;..
;
..
.
Silversides
Ilros.
were
respon
sible
for
Ihe
entire
decorative
scheme
which
was
carried
out.
PICNIC
HELD
AT
LEWISjSD.
RANCH
Party
From
Here
Goes
South
on
"Oh
Baby"
and
Returns
by
Moonlight
A
narl,v
nf
some
twonlv
vonnir
his
holidays
at
the
Lambly
ranch,
arcpnrpanicil
by
Mr.
Lambly
baggeil
a
fine
black
bear
on
l'itt
Island
last
week.
The
earrass
weighed
around
50.0
pounds
and
the
hide
was
particularly
good.
The
picnic
parly
returned
home
at
10.30
o'clock
last
nicht
"after-enjoying
the
beauties
of
an
meal
moonlight
trip.
PROGRAMS
RENDERED
BY
RADIO
STATIONS
redecorated.
The
exlerinr
wa'&ram
commencing
at
8
lhe
also
repainted
and,
as
(ho
build
ing
is
a
very
substantial
one.
il
now
looks
like
a
new
church.
At
the
morning
service.
Rev.
Kvan
Haker
of
Kingston.
Onl..
preached
a
strong
and
clear-cut
sermon
on
the
text:
"Men
Cannot
Live
by
Ilrpad
Alone."
lr.
Mak
er's
message
was
greatly
apprec
iated.
I
he
choir
rendered
the
cantata
"The
Magnificat."
v
.
Rally
Day
It
was
Rally
Day
in
the
afler-
noon
in
the
Sunday
School,
125
scholars
beinp
present
and
some
fifty
visitors.
The
program'
was
I
impressive
and
well-rendered.
fercnl
kinds
of
truth
al
election
(ines.
SOME
people
think
If
they
buy
n
gun
licence
it
ffivrs
llicm
the
right
to
"do
anything.
I
WENT
out
after
deer,
my
dear.
I
tramped
from
morn
till
night
Hut
of
he
game
I
went
to
seci
I
never
caught
a
sight.
TALK
IS
the
stock
in
trade
of
I
ho
politician.
I
MET
a
candidate
one
day;
I
thought
is
was
absurd;
He
went
all
o'er
the
counlrysido
And
never
said
a
word.
ONE
of
I
he
things
that
does
not
get
you
anywheVo
is
trying
lo
get
a
dyed
in
the
wool
Tory
to
void
Liberal,
ANOTIIEn
thing
that
does
not
ge
you
anywhere
Is
Iryi'ng
To
inuuee
ai)
ojij
school
Opt
.o
.vole
lory.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Runert
A.
F.
Mitchell,
K.
Carlisle
ind
I
.
.
Uinerliill,
victoria;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Cartliew.
C.
A.
Rogers.
J.
McRae.
J.
M.
Rolslon.
J.
Doug
las
Wilson
.Mr,
and
Mrs.
D.
Eric
Treherne.
W.
Longfellow.
11.
M.
(McLeod,
I.MCI.
J.
C.
Higham,
Mr,
and
..
..
.
Mrs.
A.
J-arrow
and
family.
0.
E
.
.
.
W
lllifirnB
nn.l
II
II
llrivlfldnn
Vancouver;
J.
A.
Maharg,
Moose
Jaw;
C,
D.
Howe,
Port
Arthur.
J
Macdougall,
Nelson;
A.
0.
Sny-dam.
San
Francisco:
A.
Onon.
s)iaw,
Cijlgary;
C.
W.
Mchclyey
eniura,
ua.;
.1.
Mayer,
P
Soskins'
and
C.
Wnior,
Smilli-
ers;
s
N
Christian,
Port
Edvard
Alan
W
Edwards,
,
Toronlo;
A
Drown,
Sunnysido;
O.
D.
Leit
Wrangell:
A.
D.
Haillie.
city:
W
)I.
Manuel,
prince
Oeorge,
Mr
ni.ii.i
and
Mrs,
....'
K.
...
Wnzney,
......
iii.j,
..Tin
Salvus;
i,
n
,
.u
Mr
.
-
pCMo
wit
Mie
gut,.
of'Jfrf
and
Mm.
W.
J.
Parnnn,
Torrace
Lambly
al
a
delightful
pIcnicj.Mrs.
Huckley
Shapnon,
Usk;
V,
in-m
in
in.-
imiiiii;
in
uu
paronis,'
ii.
liasey,
i
01..WIW1,
iewari;
.Mrs.
..im.
ll.
Krlaml,
Swnuson
Hay;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Olson.
Ketchikan:
F.
S.
Welch,
Winnipeg;
J.
M.
(iraham'
and
.1.
I'ontluk,
C.X.U.;
II.
Kirk.
I
land
and
M.
S.
Hose,
Juneau;
Captain
Ucorge
Ash,
Skagway;
J.I
tirismer.
Wallace,
Idaho;
C.
-!
Magee,
Stewart.
BOOTH
SCHOOL
TAKES
LEAD
JUNIOR
LEAGUE
Defeated
Hlfjh
School
Saturday
Afternoon
In
Best
Played
I
uttiut)
oi
ooason
Tomorrow
evening
at
8.30
the1
Canadian
National
radio
station!
The
best
nlaved
and
host
.it
at
anrnuvcr
will
broadcast
a
tended
Junior
League
football
I'rince
import
and
snecial
ser-i
Program
liy
Frederic,
game
so
fac
this
season
was
vices
rices
were
conducleil
in
ronnec-l
Ki,,on
an''
J,rs-
Prank
Kvanslplnyed
on
Saturday
afternoon
bo
it
il,
ii
.
i
..
made
made
shortlv
iimriiv
hfr.M
before
n.
the
final
i
Whistle
by
Jack
Xeson
from
a
corner
kick
h'y
Harvey
Orate.
;
Nelson
made
iunumbar
pi
break-
nlty
was
awarded
against
the
High
School
in
the
second
half.
lorn
helsey
missing
hv
kicking
over
the
bars.
Jack
Campbell
was
referee
anil
the
linesmen
were
J.
S.
Wilsnn
nnd
Oeorgo
Cochrane.
The
next
game
will
he
on
Sat
urday
between
I
(onion
Street
and
Hoolh
School
1
lie
league
,lnnding
to
dale
l
is
as
follows:
W.
L.
D.
PH.
Hoolh
School
13
10
High
School
..
3
3
I
7
Horden
Slreet...
3
i
0
C
SPORT
CHAT
Two
of
Hie
most
important
players
in
the
World
Series
be
tween
Pillsburg
Pirate
anil
Washington
Senators
opening
on
Wednesday
of
this
week,
will
probably
b
"noose"
Ooslin
and
Roger
Pc.okf'nriniiclj
i
hrtllitn'r
Mm
SenairiNi
"rlie
hilting
df
'dosnti.
who
carries
a
consistent
stock
nf
home
runs,
threp
baggers
and
singles,
was
a
feature
in
the
World
Series
last
year
and
it
is
expected
he
will
drive
a
number
or
runs
over
for
the
Senator'
again
this
lime.
As
leH
fielder
for
his
loam,
it
is
.;ilso
expected
that
(lOslin
will
leave
no
holes
in
that
position.
Roger
Peckin
paugh,
the
Senators
capabl
shortstop,
was
Injured
in
the
World
Series
last
year
bill
his
loam
went
through
to
viclorv
without
his
services.
His
pre
sence
on
the
diamond
this
year
should
mean
n
good
deal
to
the
Senalnrs.
Peck
is
not
a
noleil
hitler
but
he
may
develop
Into
si
poisonous
slugger
without
noliro
Willi
his
flixleen
years'
exnerl.
once
ho
is
a
valuable
unit
in
the
Washington
infield.
The
Hiizellon
Dislrlct
Rod
Oun
Club
was
organized
.roconlly
In
III.
I
I
m
.
,
.,.
I
,,,,..
.
.
the
mm-
Oiiiinccu
wiiiinoca
Iinlel
nniei
and
and
Hie
Hie
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ll.
E.
Lam;by,
Lewls;Hrown,
Mlnneapols;
Mrs.
Ernest
lowing
officers
were
elected-Island.
Island.
The
The
trio
trip
wns
was
mmln
mnde
nn
on
the
lln;
Hlue.
Itlnn
llv.ln-
llyder:
Mr.
and
nn.l
Mrs.
n
C.
i
I
n
i
......
.
...
'
.
..'
Lamlily
launch
"Oh
Dahy"
and
splendid
weather
conditions
pp1.-
vaiieu.
i
no
nay
was
luirmi
y
miiMlc
nillNle
nml.
and,
communlly
enmiiiiinilv
were
much
enjoyed.
Jack
Crane,
who
is
spending
I'.inos,
Ketchikan.
Central
J.
Hurkc,
D.
Macdonald
nnd
singing
alritrln,r
Fordham.
.'...ll.n...
Mall
11..11
Luoma.
.......
J.
1
it
Kurd
castle,
II.
Halllfe,
Joe
Smilh
am
M.
A.
AUgurd,
Vancouver;
M
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
which
will
include
tenor
Hoolh
School
OLD
Artificial
Tet
Jlii"ht
any
ium
wiiii
me
evenr.
Aiier
liav-
sidos,,tween
jmui"iui
..,
i,
,-vnui
and
auu
uu-
the
High
uin
ing
served
the
Congregation
for
so,'rano
soIoS
duets
and
piano
.-nuui
School
and
ami
the
me
result
n-sun
was
was
a
a
vie-
vie-
'selections.
.
Il
uirj
nr"
for
uir
Hid
ine
inruier
fnrinnr
Ion
loam
tn
hv
a
n
IWUMKll
JltllS
CllltilLtJI
1
11
111
I
was
closed
during
the
summer!
'''"night
KfiO
at
Oakland
will
and
thoroughly
overhauled
and!
broadcast
an
educational
urn-
course
including
addresses
on
eontlilion.
Highest
plie
went
ny
score
of
one
to
nil.
It
was
a
holly
contested
match
in
which
n
good
deal
of
good
soccer
talent
was
displayed.
The
good
work
health,
physical
cultuH-.
niiblic
of
the
half
back
lino
of
riootli
speakiiug.
selling,
new
books,
School
in
defence
was
a
feature
and
character
analysis.
although
the
forward
line
played
Tuesday
night
there
will
be
a
cnergelically
missing
a
number
concert
sent
out
by
KOO
Little
nf
scoring
chances
that
came
in
Symphony
Orchestra
with
Albert
IhHr
grasp.
.The
High
School
S.
Onrliftli
iiniilc!il
(nf'iii...liv-
hnvs
iliil
nil)
aoum
In
l.il
lh
wrilor
and
Wablemar
Knglienr.
fame
slrhlo
a8
they
did
in
liie
l...3n
llfll
lat
nmlitl.
match
.t.ill.
with
't....
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
I
he
graduation
of
the
Primary
.ere
must
be
a
lot
nf
dif-
liorden
Street
and
also
missed
scoring
chances.
by
relurn
mail.
R.
Dunstan.
P.O.
Hox
310,
Vanomiver,
H.C.
EstabUsheil
thirty
three
year.
WANTED.
Furnish
onl
house
or
HELP
WANTED.
Stenographer.
male
or
female.
Mcllaa
Ilros.
Pros.,
Ltd.
?si
WOMAN
Wants
Work
by
Ihe
hour
or
day,
ifi
Third
Avo.
FOR
SALE
The
only
score
of
Ihe
7..Vi..
game
was
,.nn
x
q.,
Ilnni?
,..,,
room
suttrs.
beilroom
suite.
Chesterfield
suites,
'
ranges,
stoves,
bedl
linen,-
towel,
window
blinds,
inlaid
linoleum,
and
printed
linoloumn,
lounges,
chairs.
ChilTionieros,
Dresners,
Bedsteads,
mnltressM
and
springs.
Dining
table?,
kitchen
tables,
table-
oilcloth.
A.
Mackenrie,
Furniture
House.
Phono
775
FOR
SALE.
Columbia
Ormno-
phone
with
70
records,
mostly
double
and
one
genuine
English
concertina,
Lachcnat
A
Co,
make
In
oaie.
for
1
10.00
Apply
box
275
Dally
,ewa.
FOR
SALE.
Five
roomed
mod
ern
boue
with
four
lots
and
modern
up-lo-dale
greenhouse.
Any
'
rensnnnble
offer
considered.
Phone
Red
183.
232
END
of
Month
Clean
Out.
25
reduction
on
all
cash
sales.
I'rince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
652.
HIrt
Hargain
In
Sludebaker
car,
in
first
class
condition.
Apply
Knox,
IloJeL
235
MINK
capo
or
sale,
very
reason-
ahle
price.
Phone
Hlack
33H.
FOR
SALE.
Huffet
and
china
cabinet.
Phono
3U.
If
TO
RENT
FOR
KENT.
First
class
apart-
meiit.
Monarch
range
and
water
free,
Clapp
block.
Wesl-enhavcr
Hros.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
if
FOR
RENT.
Large
modern
roomy
apartment
with
fireplace;
close
In.
Apply
Max
Hoilbroncr.
TO
RENT.
Furnished
house
keeping
rooms.
Phone
IH
or
81.
If
FOR
RENT.
Modern
house,
five
rooms
nnd
hat
h.
Monro
Hros.
BOARD
,ii
mi;
innuur
Hiwii.
lucre
was
itnttm
ti...
i-i....
i
n
large
attendance
at
the
orgnni
zallon
meeljng
which
was
held
In
fol
Presldenl.
James
Turnbiill.
Vice-President,
'
C.
W.
Dawson
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230
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187.
if
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Hlack
16
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Columbia
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latest
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Songs
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musio
by
world
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artists.
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and
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RUPERT
MUSIC
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Third
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CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
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phono
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