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I-OUB
Coffee
will
always
taste
better
creamed
with
Made
in
Canada
"From
Contented
Cows'
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
who
make
it,
have
had
their
fill
of
waxes,
oils
ami
cheap
varnishes.
The
man
or
woman
who
has
used
the
right
floor
varnish
ha
no
flour
troubles.
Try
CI
Floor
Varnish
next
lime,
we
guarantee
it
to
give
satisfaction.
Sold
only
by
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
J.
Lo
Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.'
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Door,s
and
Mouldings.
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$500.00
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Truck
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$300.00
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desired.
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Motor
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shop.
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and
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BRINGING
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FATHER
By
George
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us
.
r
sOULO
EMPLOY
VOU
IF"
"TOO
CAN
PROVE.
TO
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Hir-t
Vou
tv
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T-
SWAM
CHANNEL
I
Story
of
Effort
Made
by
Colonel
Freybero,
v.C,
Who
Got
Within
600
Yards
of
Finish
The
story
of
how
Colonel
Freyberg,
V.C.,
got
within
less
than
half
a
mile
of
swimming
across
the
English
Channel
after
being
nearly
seventeen
hours
in
the
water
has
just
reached
this
side
in
Knglish
newspapers.
The
Colonel
had
exceedingly
hard
luck,
as
he
was
wtfliin
COO
yards
of
the
shoiy
at
the
(mint
on
which
stands
the
Dover
Pa-Irol
memorial
east
of
St.
Margaret's
Day,
and
then
experienced
a
heavy
tide
'which
was
again
lakin;
him
out
to
sea,
and
half
an
hour
later,
when
the
.-wim
was
abandoned,
he
was
a
mile
off
the
neare.-t
land,
which:
was
the
King-down
rifle
ranges,!
The
swim
is
especially
notable"
from
the
fact
that
Colonel
Frey-berg
was
wounded
time
after,
time
in
the
war
and
carries
the
scars
of
over
half
a
dozen
wounds.
-Swam
All
Night
Starting
from
Cutc
Grisnez,
near
Houlognc,
at
8::Mt
on
Tuesday
night,
the
Colonel-
swam
I
with
great
vigour
and
determi
nation
throughout
Tuesday
night
and
Wednesday.
Almost
the
whole
time
he
was
using
a
left
overarm
stroke
with
intervals
of
change
to
the
breast
stroke.
He
was
accompanied
on
hoard
the
lug
Langdon
by
bis
wife
and
a
party
of
swimming
friends,
including
Mr.
George
Currie
and
Captain
Godfrey,
of
Ihe
Dover
Swimming
Club,
and
two
soldiers
belonging
to
the
Folkstone
Swimming
Club.
Mr.
Miller,
swimming
master
lo
Dover
College,
was
in
charge
of
the
small
boat
and
accompanied
Colonel
Freyberg
in
the
water
at'
intervals,
as
did
also
Mr.
Currie
and
the
soldiers.
The
weather
for
the
firsi
few
hours
was
very
calm,
with
a
certain
amount
of
haze
over
the
Channel,
oooil
progress
was
made
hour
hy
hour,
with
comparatively
small
driftage
considering
ttiat
it
was
the
lop
of
Ihe
spring
tides.
The
Colonel
drew
well
out
from
Cape
Grisnez,
af-
ler
which
there
was
some
drift
for
an
hour
or
so
till
tlie
finish
of
the
ebb
tide.
Then
wilh
the
lurn
of
the
tide
wjial
drift,
there
was
went
to
Ihe
eastward.
ind
very
fine
progress
was
made
across
ciiaunei.
itie
swimmer
(idling
well
up
to
Ihe
Varne
lightship
(about
seven
miles
off
land
between
Dover
and
Folkestone)
by
the
time
this
tide
had
run
out.
It
was
not
long
after
this
that
Ihe
cliffs
to
Ihe
west
of
Dover
were
in
sight.
Boats
Came
Out
When
the
tug
was
about
two
miles
off
Dover
unite
n
flotilla!
of
motor
boats
came
out
from
I
ln
port
with
parlies
of
swimmers,
and
I
bene
gave
Ihe
Colonel
hearty
cheers
as
Ihey
came
alongside
him.
In
one
of
these
boats
was
Mr.
Unwins,
the
Olympic
swimming
coach,
who
hud
been
training
Colonel
Frey
berg,
and
as
he
came
alongside
Ihe
Colonel
asked
til
i
t
lo
come
in
the
sea
ami
nccoiiipany
him
for
the
finish.
Mr.
Unwins
tit
once
stripped
and
was
nromnt-
ily
swimming
with
his
pupil,
remaining
wflii
him
until
Ihe
swim
.was
abandoned
about
12:30.
I
The
position
seemed
most
i
promising,
the
swimmer
being
then
wilhin
000
yards
of
the
coast,
lnil
disappointment
was
in
store,
for
at
this
point
the
tide
was
sweeping
out
off
Ibnlgames
on
Wednesday
and
Thur
headland,
and,
strongly
us
the
Colonel
was
swimming,
he
was
gradually
drifted
farther
from
(be
coast
until
a
one
o
clock
the
bearings
showed
the
nearest
.
ft
mm
ii
a
hst
land
to
he
a
mile
off.
The
position
was
explained
lo
Colonel
Freyberg.
and
Mr.
Miller
told
him
he
would
have
lo
swim
hard
to
maintain
his
position
for
the
,neit
four
Ijours,
when,
with
the
change
of
the
tide,
he
would
have
a
chance
of
swimming
in
to
the
shore.
Gave
Up
Colonel
Freyberg
was
advised
to
give
up,
.but
asked:
"Can't
I
stop
in?"
Mrs.
Freyberg
d
hi
not
think
her
husband
should
be
lowed
lo
put
in
this
extra
four;
hours'
effort
after
the
long
wiih
tie
had
made,
and
as
there
was
general
feeling
amongjilinner
in
Pan-,
and
by
having
me
accompanying
pariy
uianiieen
heal
an.
hv
Mike
.MrTiguein
Jhts
was
Ihe
correct
view,
I
liei
Colonel
decided
to
rome
out.
Helpearanees
in
Canada
and
acted
swam
to
Ihe
-mall,
boat,
gripped
'very
erratically
everywhere,
the
ladder,
and
wa
helped
kilo'
tf
late
he
used
to
favor
a
plug
the
IkkiI
by
Mr.
Miller
and
Mr.jhat.
a
gold-headed
walking
eaac,
Currie.
A
hearty
rheer
being
a
monocle,
a
red
tie.
and
an
given
him
as'
he
got
in
Ihe
boat.
'opera
cape,
and
although
be
is
The
swim
had
la-led
IC
hour
ami
10
minutes,
and
the
dis-
much
as
IOQ.ooo
from
his
Ai-lanee
covered,"
swim
and
drift
lerican
engagements,
he
hasn't
was
about
33
miles.
Colonel
Freyberg
was
afterward
gold
aboard
the
tug'
Lan?dnn,
where
be
lay
down
until
Dover
wa
reached,
when
be
was
assisted
into
a
motor
car
and
driven
lo
a
bolel.
His
long
swim
had
taken
a
good
deal
out
of
bun
but
be
was
not
extremely
exhausted.
PRIZE
RIFLE
SHOOT
WAS
HELD
YESTERDAY
W.
Brass,
Malcolm
Lamb
and
C.
V.
Evltt
Win
Cash
Prizes
While
C.
McKeown
Car-.ries
in
off
Spoon
for
Day
The
North
U.C.
Regiment
Hifle
Association
held
a
prize
shoot
at
the
McXicholl
Creek
range
yes
terday
aflernoon.-
The
marks
men
were
divided
into
two
classes
first
and
second
and
prize
by
were
awarded
accordingly.
W
Ilrass
won
first
prize
of
$7.00
in
the
first
class
with
a
score
of
85
while
M.
M.
Lamb,
with
n
seore
of
82,
carried
off
the
second
prize
of
$5.
The
firsi
prize
of
0
In
Ihe
second
class
was
won
by
C.
V
F.v
ill
with
a
score
of
C8.
The
spoon
wineer
for
the
day
was
C.
McKeown
With
n
seore
of
7t.
Ilrass
and
Lamb
were
each
hand
icapped
fourteen
in
the
spoon
contest.
Scores
for
the.
day
were
as
fol
lows:
First
Class
--i;;oo
506
coo"
W.
Ilrass
....
28
2l
28
85
M.
M.
Lamb
...
28
27
27
8!
C.
McKeown
.
.
22
28
21
7
J
C.
Lemon
....
21
21
15
73
U.
Wilson
...
23
21
!i
71
Second
Class
C.
V.
F.vilt
..
2i
2i
W.
Ilorrobin
.
.
13
13
ri
G.
V.
Wilkinson
13
13
21
!
Sporf
Chat
J
This
week
will
see
the
conclu
sion
of
local
league
football
ac
tivities
for
the
year.
The
lust
game
scheduled
is
lliul
belween
Ibe'Callies
and
Son
of
Hngland
for
the
Gllhuly
Cup,
set
for
lo-morrow
evening.
Should
the
Callies
win
and
Ihey
have
yet
lo
suffer
defeat
this
season
It
will
be
all
over
but
the
shouting
and
Ihe
Scuts
will-
have
this
trophy
to
put
alongside
the
Mob
ley
nnd
Dominion
J)ay
cups
In
Ihe
Seuond
Avenue
clubrooms
Gn
the
other.
bund,
if
the
Sons
of
Fnxland
shoull
win,
a
play
off
would
be
necessary,
and
Ibis
would
probably,
lake
place
J'ri
day
night.
'The
Iwo
baseball
day
between
Prince
Rupert
nnd
New
Metlakatla
will
give
fans
of
that
game
something
to
inlerrsl
them
before
Ihe
fair
week
pro
gram
rings
down
the
curtain
on
outside
sport
in
Prince
Hirnert
for
Ihe
I
It
86
season.
Louis
l'hal.
known
in
Ihe
sporting
world
as
fflki
Ihe
Senegalese,
the
d-ik--kinned
prie-
ugnier,
oa.
matte
liiiuseir
so
much
of
a
ntti-ance
in
the
United
States
that
the
New
York
lloxing
Commission
has
ordered
him
lo
be
deported,
an
order
which
has
received
Ihe
cmloisiilion
of
the
toiled
Slates
.
Knugralion
De-
As
iiihv
be
re
mem
tiered,
Siki
twv.inie
famous
for
having
his
net
lion
cub
served
up
as
the
piefce-de-resistance
at
a
Dublin.
He
made
several
ai-
.reported
to
have
taken
in
as
Imnre
than
mImmi!
a
lluuisund
of
left,
acconlmg
to
statement
liUbllsbed.
TOURIST
TRAVEL
TO
ALASKA
FALLING
OFF
Princess
Louise
on
Last
Voyae
'
and
Alice
Will
Make
Three
More
George
and
Rupert
on
One
More
Trip
Each
n
her
last
trip
of
the
eason.
CP.
It.
steamer
Princes
Louise,
Capt..
Arthur
Slater,
northbound
rom
Vancouver
lo
Alaska,
was
port
from
o'clock-
to
12
noon
today.
ifThe
passenger
Mat.
f
the
vessel,
totalling
ISO
per
sons,
shows
that
there
is
a
de
rided
falling
off
in
Ihe
tourist
traffic.
White
this
is
the
last
voyage
of
the
Louise
this
year.
Ihe
Princess
Alice
will
make
three
more
trips
to
Alaska
in
September
before,
being
replaced
Ihe
winter
boat.
C.N.n.
steamer
Prince
George.
Cnpt.
Harry
Netlden,
returned
from
Alaska
at
0
o'clock
this
morning
and
will
sail
for
Ihe
south
at
i
o'clock
this
after
noon,
the
Ala
travel
is
also
beginning
I..
taper
off
on
the
CN.lt.
hoal-.
and
the
Prince
George
and
prince
Httpert
will
each
make
one
more
trip
to
At
nska
before
being
withdrawn
from
Ihe
northern
serwee.
'TWe
Pfrttee
CiiuHej
will
lake
care
of
Urn
Alaska
run
for
the
C.rf.lt
luring
the
fall
and
winter.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rup
rt
T.
F.
l'olvy,
Lockoporl;
Ruth
L.
loung,
Port
Simp-on;
A
Farrow,
P.
S.
Thompson,
J.
D
Smith,
Richard
.1.
Gosse,
K.
V.
Delcourl
and
V.
II.
Kdmitnds,
Vnncouver;
Miss
F.
McLean
and
K.
D.
Gainer,
Vancouver;
(i.
Gf-
ficer,
Stewart
C
Mt-Aslin,
Die-
by
Island;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howard
Webster.
Hollywood:
T.
G.
Mr
Mannmon,
Tnlograph,
Point:
Mr
and
Mrs.
Frank
Tail.
F.ngland:
Howard
1.
Dottohue,
St.
Cloud,
Minn.;
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C.
.f.
Frn-
ser,
Winnipeg;
H.
W.
Chambers,
InVeniess;
N.
.).
Kelley,
Detroit;
J.
M.
Smiii,
port
F.sslnalon;
Miss
Ague
Donaldson,
Mont
real;
Miss
Mildred
Abrahamson,
Knthryn,
N.D.;
Miss
Alice
M
Holt,
Devil-
Island,
N.D.;
Miss
Dalmn
llun-on,
Graflon,
N.D.
M.
A.
Ilurbarik,
Prince
George
D.
Drumrnond,
Hxsfew;
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
I'.,
I.nwler,
helehikari.
Central
D.
Miller,
K.
It.
Wall.
J.
G
.Inhnslon
and
X.
Amoll.
city
Angus
Me.Mjster,
Claxton:
.1.
H
Ruslon,
T.
llckbanll,
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
H.
I'rKhanll
and
son:
Mar
jory
Strain.
Jwui
Strain
nnd
It
Hoar,
Vancouver;
.1.
I'onllek
am
loe
Smith.
C.N.
It.;
Mrs.
A.
Del-
Ins,
pntiee
ieorgi:
Stan
Camp
bell.
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20
h.p.
PeerleaaTonr
cylinder
enjine
as
gooil
nk
new.
Apply
Captain
N'eddeu,
hart"
"Cranro,"
Anyox,
It.C.
203
FOR
RALH.
Cheap.
Contents
ot
rumptcieiy
iiirnisiicii
rooilHiig
house.
Good
business
oppor
tunity.
Kerylhlg
In
first
class
enuditlon.
.
Mls
Cnraon
-
tlH
eciJn.l
..WettHft.
It
FOR
HALF.
OR
HUNT.
teven
roomed
fully
modern
house
1750
Player
piano
for
1500
with
30
music
rolls.
Apply
Mrs.
Alkins,
Phone
338.
tf
FOR
SALK.
Fully
erpilpped
res
tnuranl
al
Port
Clements
at
snap
price.
Owner
has
other
Interests,
write
llox
270
Dally
News.
if
FOR
SALK
-
Household
furni
lure
and
Kdison
cabinet
nlion
ograph.
510
Seventh
Avenue
Cast.
Phone
lilne
528,
203
LOST
LOST.
Near
Hospital
last
Mon
day
nflernoon.
grey
hat
wilh
Initials
O.A.ll.
In
inside
hand
Finder
please
Phone
lllark
510.
tf
BOARD
HOARD
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOARD
nnd
Room
or
Hoard
only.
Phone
Red
707.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NKW
Process
Columbia
Record
no
scratching.
Finest
re-producllons
of
Inleill
Fox
Trots,
Bongs
and
Inslrumenlnl
music
by
world
famed
artists
Call
In
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
QKMkt
U
IT
v-.--u
kvim
rs.g
.
twin
J
(mMI
It
WANT
WANTLD
A
man
..f
eliriul-r
and
ability,
whole
or
part
1,",
lirl
itn
1
1
a
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ln-v.n
a
ueee-fiil
career.
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rui
a.
term
with
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progrca
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m-m
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thnr
srve
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comiMiny.
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on
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examination
polieie-
toed
in
addition
to
other
rump.
ti!ive
features.
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kimih
full
particulars,
Nortbetu
Life
-urance
(Ui.,
Aid
llaliiig
41.
West,
Vancouver,
ll.C
-03
WAM'FD
tnml
home
offered
to
Ptilitie
or
High
School
tfirl
in
return
for
litchl
-ervire.
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H.
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Crewe,
P.
m.
U
705.
Prim
e
Itupert.
M.l
:"ta
WAXTKD
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xpertetn
ed
tik-
kepiT.
Iypit
and
general
office
clerk
wants
poilion.
llox
371,
Daily
New.
Klil'HKKKKPFR
wanted
far
young
family
al
Alice
Arm
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Itox
.'65,
iMily
New
otnee.
WANTF.D
small
form-tied
houe
by
Sept.
near
ele-
ator.
It.iv
tit.
Daily
New.
WANTKU.
General
secvmil
Ap
ply
Mr.
Iieiner.
oil
Fourth
Ae.
JOijU.
tf
WANTED.
Plain
dre.-m.-ikiinr.
Reasonable
rates.
718.
rraser
Street.
if
HOY
WANTKIL
Apply
Ihu
M.
Dally
ew
oIhca.
TO
RENT
PoR
nKN'T.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phdnograplM
and
sowing
machines.
Walker's
"
Music
Slore.
tf
Will
HKXT.
Two
room
furnish
ed
a
pari
men!
hy
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
fled
007.
It
FOlt
RENT.
Moderii
house,
Ave
rooms
and
bath.
Monro
llro
Will
HK'T.
Claup
apartment
Wostenhaver
Ilros.
tf
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Cnll
George,
paw
ur
(Jit)
Special
d
and
7
aeiigr
Slude-
hakera
nt
your
service
day
and
night.
ross
nnos.
pool
room
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Kmpre-N
Hold.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
llox
009
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ure
Store.
Wo
lluy.
Sell
and
Kx
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
QKO.
PAFAUUPULIS,
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
old.
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
In
Pdewnrt
visit
Krith'i
Cafe
in
King
Kdwnrd
Hold
now
re-modelled.
Up-to-date
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
Matiaaee.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Monday,
August
31
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