PAOU
rooa
tud.y
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
Golfed
1
"
-
ill
i
a.NJ
i-
-oxtuu
TM-K.tN'
Yd
-
,
COM&
J
fa
Ever
mo
amnth(mc.
.
2)
will
always
TO
NOO
ACOOT
taste
better
rsevt-u.
KMowb
.
wweiH
hnw
or
h
or
TO
CO
HOMg
.
IT
-"SI
creamed
with
vv
ii
iriaVni
ilfl
Canada
"From
Contented
Cows"
I
wish
I
knew
"I
wish
I
knew
what
to
put
on
these
floors!"
o
oflen
you
hoar
Hint-remark.
Jt
is
only
because
those
people
who
make
it,
have
had
their
fill
of
waxes,
nils
and
chpap
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.
J.
L.
Slain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Ilepairltig.
Class
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
268
FOR
SALE
GUARANTEED
USED
CARS
Ford
Coupe
.
.
.
.
$400,00
Ford
Kedan
....
S500.00
Ford
Truck.
.
.
.
$20O..0O
Chevrolet
Ilelvy..
$300.00
Terms
if
desired.
See
the
Ford
Marine
Motor
at
our
shop.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CI.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
blstribuliriK.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
final,
Rund
and
fl
ravel.
We
Specialize
In
Plane
and
Furniture
Moving.
4
Ceorge
It.
Tile
was
referee.
0S25
by
Int
l
FcatIwc
Sewvict.
Inc.
DARKNESS
PREVENTED
FINISH
OF
BALL
GAME
Sons
of
Canada
and
Gyros
Met
Last
Night
Latter
Lost
Through
Not
Being
Given
Their
Bats
Willi
the(ivr.s
still
having
tlii-ir
hats
to
come,
the
baseball
match
last
night
with
the
Soils
of
i-anada
was
called
on
account
f
d.trkness
after
the
first
of
the
fifth
innincr
with
the
seorpstand-ing
J
to
5
in
favor
of
the
Sons.
The
(iyros
had
led
pretty
well
all
the
way
until
the
fifth
when
Dan
idstone's
ami
gave
out
and
he
was
replaced
liy
Tulloeh
off
whom
Ihe
Sons
put
fvc
runs
in
the
semi-
darkness
in
which
it
was
prac
tically
imiiossible
In
field,
diet
Shenkler
pitched
for
the
Sons.
The
score
by
innings
was
as
follows:
12
313
i
Sims
of
Canada..
2
0
0
0
5
7;
fiyro
('In
1
1
.10
1
TRAPSHOOTING
Pete
Rofvlk
Was
H'qh
Scorer
at
Park
Avenue
Range
Last
Evenlnn
Scores
as
follows
were
'made;
at
Ihe
weekly
Irapshnnl
of
the
Prince
llupert
Cun
Club
on
tlir
Park
Avenue
range
last
evening?
P.
Horvik
21
J.
Lackey
tf
'
J.
Keefe
:
7
I).
Stork
17
J.
W.
Scolt
If.
J.
Harn.ey
f,
Sport
Chat
g
n
There
will
be
ah
inlenlalional
flavor
to
the
speed
boat
races
to
lie
hehl
in
Del
roil
September
5-i
in
I'onnecl
ion
wit
It
the
annual
lietroit
regatta.
T.
A.
(".large,
French
challenger,
will
have
an
enlry
for
the
Hritish
Internal
ional
(llarrhsworth
trophy
The
forthcoming
race
will
be
the
I
lurid-nth
contest
for
the
treas
ured
symbol
of
motor
supremacy
uiiirli
vsii
originally
otfered
by
tin'
lat
known
as
Sir
Arthur
llarms-worlh.
It
will
he
the
second
race
in
American
waters
for
the
trophy
which
has;
been
held
fie
limes
in
Hfitisli
waters
once,
in
Frenrh
water,
nnce
off
Queens
land
lri'landkaniLihe
oilier
times
ill
nw,-il
'II.
..Knonnl
.......I.Vi
...
,,
i-nuiii
vlll
III
q
iTi'iird
for
the
race
is
held
by
(iarfii'ld
Wood
of
New
York
who
brought
the
trophy
to
America
in
it.20,
The
time
was
80.507
miles
per
hour.
1
The
Ilrilish
are
alioul
lo
adopt
Ihe
American
custom
of
charg
ing
adnllsstoh
lo
walch
irnlf
championships.
They
do
not
like
to
have
to
do
il,
for
it
means
the
passing
of
another
of
their
traditions.
F.veryoue
interested
in
Ihe
game
realize,
however,
(lint
something
nuisl
be
done
to
restrict
Ihe
sie
of
the
swarthing
crowds
m
(
,lhe
xdiamiiinnship
courses,
crowds
which
In
recent
years
have
increased
from
n
few
hundred
lo
unwards
of
30.000.!
of
whom
a
great
many
In
their
eawerness
to
nee
everything
pos-'
sible
forget
all
nhoul
elhpielte.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
MlniiY
tm.wii
.
tii..inM
'fresh
soiillieasl
wind:
haromeler.
.iu.uj;
leinperalure,
53;
sea
rough.
t)KAD
TllKK
POINT
llaining.
light
sotilheRst
wind:
baroitie-ler.29.tl.'l;
leinperalure,
r,;
(.a
rhonnv
HfLL
HAllllon
-Cloudy,
calm;
liaromelcr.
300:
lempernture,
f7
llirlil
aii'oll
a
ir.
.....
....i..
.'tug
Lome
three
mdea
south
of
I
I'ine
Island,
houiid
for
Powell
lllver.
Noon
DKJHY
ISLAND
llafning,
with
strong
soulheasj
wind;
fiaroine-ler,
i9.l8;
temperature,
50;
sea
rough.
,
DKAD
TMlli
I'OINT
Raining,
light
soulheast
Wind;
barometer,
2V.U.1;
temperature,
55;
sen
choppy;
8:30
a.m.,
spake
steamer
Prince
John
passing
nut
northbound.
HULL
llAUIIOIt-Parl
elttinty.
cnlm;
barometer.
30.10;
tell
I
per-.
alure,
fil);
light
swell.
RECOGNITION
GIVEN
TO
MRS.
HENNING,
SR.
Round
of
Entertainments
During
Week
at
Which
She
Was
Guest
of
Honor
t
.,
I
terniHin
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
Moore,
Fifth
Avenue
Knst,
by
Mrs.
Morrissey
as
at
fansell
to
Mrs.
Helming,
Sr.,
wh
is
leaving
t&o
city
on
Monday,'
wtlh
rr
son
lo
ride
in
Chicago.
This
was
Bne
of
a
scrips
of
gatherings
held
ilurina
the
week
for
Mrs.
Kenning,
wtiosc.
dennrliirv
is
mueh
regret
-
leF
by
a
very
large
circle
of
friendst
Mrs.
Ilenning
has
residett
IH
the
city
a
long,
lime
ami
has
dauc
1.'oJ
()f
liet
public
service.
During
the
war
she
worked
hard
on
llJ.e
lied
Cross
committees
and
laler
was
an
active
nymtier
of
the
Hospital
Auxiliary,
especially
during
Hie
lime
the
nurses'
home
was
heina:
erected.
Outside
ef
these
organ
ized
activities
it
is
pointed
out
by
her
friends
that
she
has
been
ever
ready
In
aid
any
worthy
caiii-e
or
to
help
anyone
who
wis
sick
or
in
need.
WHIST
AND
CRIBBAGE
ST.
ANDREW'S
ROOMS
Ladles'
Auxiliary
Is
Responsible
For
Enjoyable
Evening
at
Cards
The
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
the
St.
Aii.1rftv's
.S...'i(;
held
a
whU!
Lord
Xorthcliffe
ll,en!a.n,
cri,'l'a
drive
at
ll.e
soci
ety's
rooms
last
nighl,
which
was
well
attended
and
a
very
enjoyable
evening
was
spent.
Mrs.
(i
eorge
Abbott
was
convenor
of
the
I'otiuiilllco
i
it
cliarSe,
and
sho
was
allied
by
Mrs.-.Janies
Slnlp-
wson,
Mrs.
John
Murray,
MM.
iJack-
McKiM'Jinle.
and
Jlri?
Vcorge
Scot).
.1.
S.
SIiiiiisoii
look
tick
els
at
the
door.
Winners
of
the
prizes
were:
,
Whist
First,
Mrs.
Win.
Anderson.
.
Consolation,
MM.
J.
Field.
First
men's,
.1.
McLean.
Consolation,
V.
Anderson.
Crlbbage
"Firs.l,
Mrs.
lien-
Delgarno.
Coiisolalinh,
Mrs.
Smilh.
Men's
firsl,
A.
O.
Franks.
Consolation,
Hen
Di'lgnrno,
Uefreshiiii'iils
were
served
at
Ihe
close
by
the
ladles.
VdvcrUse
in
'i
DnilV
News
JDn'ncc
tbt$t
mm
TbROhlTO
III
Contra
of
Shopplno
and
Dusihess
District
2V)
hobMS
VR
ilh
Prlv,!,
BttM
BUklMLANlLAN
WIH.Itt
1
HOMMQH.
yiMo
MM.
hniiiiununu'KKUirttmtmiitttiiiJti
NATIVE
SONS
HAVE
HAZELTON
ASSEMBLY
Officers
Elected
at
Recent
Meet'
ina.
with
T.
H.
Walsh
President
hast
Saturday
night
an
A
semidy
of
tti
Native
Sons
of
Canada
was
in-lilutwl
at
Ifniel
ion
anil
tjie
tiny
are
now
away
lo
a
goo.)
atari,
says
the
Omi-
neca
Herald.
A
leam
c;nne
up
from
Terrace
and
installed
the
officers.
.Among
the
visitors
were:
H.
T.
K-nirey,
J.
M.
Hall.
A.
C.
Toombs,
J.
II.
Smitli.
J.
II.
I.ever,
Teil
'jolmslon,
T.
J.
Kirk-lialrick,
J.
H.
oiing.
W.
A.
Kirk-pal
rick.
The
following
officers
were
elected
and
installed:
President:
T.
It.
First
Viee-Pret.:
DoneJI.
Second
Viee-Pres
derson.
Walsh.
A.
Hoy
Mn-
;
W.
W.
An-
Sergeant-at-Anns:
Ppter
Car
rigan.
Chaplain:
llev.
A.
C.
PtHiml.
Secretary:
t:.
II.
Wrinch.
Treasurer:
Clyde
Hunt.
Inside
(iuaru:
W.
Larmer.
(
tut
side
(
in.
n
d
:
Iter!
Cox.
Historian:
I
it.
Q.x.
CANADIANS
LANDED
MOST
HALIBUT
TODAY
Fares
ThlsMornlrtg
ToUlled
142,003
Pounds
of
Which
65,000
Pounds
Was
From
American
v
Boats
Halibut
ntfftral
marketed
here
this,
morning
folalled
142,000
pounds,
four
American
boals
landing
05,000
pounds
and
six
Canadians,
7T,Sfl
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
American
Senator,
2iMNW
pound,
at
10.2c
and
5e,
Ut
the
inadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ilainter,
25,000
pounds,
at
I0.3r
and
5r,
lo
the
I
tooth
Fisheries
Co.
-
Valorous,
8.OQ0
.
pounds,
at
!2.3r
and
,
and
fay,
t.500
pounds,
at
I
tr
and
7c,
lo
the
Pacific.
Fisheries.
Canadian
Livingstone
11,-20.000
pounds
at
1
0.0c
ami
e,
and
Scrub.
17,-
000
pmimK
at
1
1.8c
and
7e,
to
the
Canadian
Ftsh
&
Cffhl
Stor
'
age
l.
.
i
i
Dolphin
11,
tQrt,
IVP',lf.
title
immI
?r;
AIM,
15.000
pound,.
.it
IO.Cc
,,ii.
I
ftc,
and
Selma.
II,
000
pound
-.
at
tic
nnd
7c,
lo
Ihe
Atlin
Fifhi'Hes.
N.
ami
..
5,01)0
iMiunds,
at
tO.Rc
and
to
the
lloyal
Fish
i'.onilany.
NEW
GRAIN
SEASON
OPENS
MUCH
BETTER
THAN
DID
LAST
YEAR
WINNIPI
l,
Aug.
i'J.
Willi
an
even
half
million
Ini-lii'K
of
grain
loaded
on
t
.niaillan
National
line
during
the
week
of
Angus)
21
lo
inelusiw,
the
grain
movement
tor
1025
i
now
In-ginning
Id
gel
niiiler
way,
ii'dcordlng
to
the
Can
ulinii
Nuii
nal
railways
officials
hero.
Duruiu'
i
he
week
005,000
hush
pIh
wen
marketed
on
Canadian
N
ii
t
mil
a
i
r
.linst
127,00(1
bushels
in
the
sam
ltl
weri'
last
yead.
Thai
'
period
of
ISI2I.
Load-
:i'J)
oars
against
25
1
VVantetl
For
Sale
For
Rent
Bill
SALK
Upholstering
and
furniture
repairing
done
on
Ihe
premises
by
expert
workmen.
Let
us
ruote
you
on
repairing
your
old
furniture.
Ileasonable
prices.
Call
and
Inspect
our
workshop.
Furniture
hought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Agents
for
the
PHK-Mlfclt
HANftK.
Prince
Rupert
Kxchanye.
Phone
52.
tf
Foil
SALi:,
No.
I
Timotliy
Hay
sr,.iMi
per
ton
F.O.I
I.
Smith-era.
Loaded
immediately
upon
receipt
of
wire
and
shipped
C.O.D.
subject
to
inspection.
Kvery
bale
guaranteed.
Haled
straw
llt.00
F.O.It.
SmHhers.
Can
he
seen
in
wsrebouse
on
Ihe
track
a'
Smllhers.
Chapman
&
Chapman,
Sinilhers.
FOIl
SALK
AT
TF.RIIAUR.
ll.U
Five
roomed
house,
well
fin
ished;
living
room
22
x
24,
fireplace;
three
bedrooms
Ml
x
12
and
hig
kitchen;
I
acres
with
fruit
trees
eight
years
old;
the
minutes
from
station
and
post
office.
Apply
Mrs.
F.
T.
rinss.
Terrace,
H.C.
FOIl
SALK.
Two
No.
5
Under
wood
typewriters,
one
with
all
the
latest
attachments.
The
typewriter
you
will
eventually
buy.
ADDHKKSOUttAPH
with
stencil
for
prices
only.
Apply
P.O.
Ilnx
270,
city
or
telephone
Mine
105.
FOIl
SALK.
Al
Anyox.
0R0
speedy
runabout
"Kagle;"
26
x
0;
80
h
p.
Peerless
four
rf-Itiular
engine
as
gnol
as
new.
Apply
Cap'ain
Nedden,
har'
"(Jraneo,"
Anyox.
H.C.
203
FOIl
SALK.
Cheap.
Contents
of
completely
furnished
rooming
house,
o
on!
I
business
oiitwr
turtlly.
toefytlitng
In
first
class
eondilioti.
,
Miss
Carson,
,218
.Syyftmt.yVEep.He,
.
It
FOIl
RAt.K
Ort
HKN'T.
Seven
roomed
fully
modem
house
$750
Player
piano
Tor
500
with
30
music
rolls.
Apply
Mrs.
Atkins,
Pltnhe
23R.
If
FOIl
SLK.
Fully
emiipped
res
laiirnul
nl
Port
Cleiueuls
al
n
snap'
price.
Owner
has
other
Interests.
Wrllo
Itox
270.
Daily
News.
tf
TO
RENT
FOIl
HUNT.
Pianos,
player
piano,
pholiogrnphs
and
sew
ing
machines.
Walker'
Musin
Hliire.
tf
FOIl
nK.'t.---Ywn
room
furnish
ed
apartment
by
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
lied
C07.
It
FOIl
KKN'tV
Mndeh.
house,
live
rooms
and
halji.
Munro
Pros
FOIl
IIF.NT.
Clapp
npnrlment
Weslenliaver
Urns.
-
if
against
7(iJ
nrs
with
oo.ooo
rilry
elevalors
are
InihusheU
last
ynr.
lnsnectioiiH
hi'ller
shapi.
for
the
receplion
nurturing
Ihe
week
were
.'III
ears
this
y.-n:
rp
than
last
year
Is
against
208
in
the
wtrrBspond-mdicai.'d
ny
Ihe
fact
that
lolaljiiLg
week
of
l'jvt.
Deliveries
of
raln
i
(lle
or
the
finadlan.jgriiln
by
the
Cnnadlan
Nnllonnl
National
lnit.
on
Augusl
27
was
from
August
I
lo
Angilst
2ij
hnvi.
r.
I
o.ooo
himhels
ngalnsl
0t7,000
been
20rt
Mrs.
Iiuslielh
;i-i
year.
Since
Angilsll
'
'
'
;
1.
when
il,.
(rrain
season
opened.'
Miss
Catherine
Newell
0"
Fv
83''
r(,r
''otilaining
1.1
10,000
ercft.
Wash
..
,
ttv
RIK.S,
(r
Ml,
bushcla
imife
hcen
loaded
as
u
W
.
Nier
ion,
lifth
vcnue
ffll
iv.
sjr
R;'tr-
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
FOR
SALE
Foil
SAl.F..
IHning
room
niiles,
bedroom
suite.
Chesterfield
'
suites,
ranans,
stoves,
betj
linen,
towels,
window
blinds.
iniaiti
.inioieiiin
anu
nriiiirei
linolemnni
lounges,
chair.
ChiiTionieres,
Dressers.
steads,
mattresses
and
springs,
Dining
tables,
kitrhen
tattles,
table
oilcloth.
A.
Murkengie,
Furniture
House.
Phone
775.
WAKTCB
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or
liili
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girl
in
return
for
light
service.
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705,
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ami
general
office
ilcrk
wants
position.-Itox
271,
Dally
News.
201
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for
young
family
al
Alice
Arm.
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Itox
26&.
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oitlcc.
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small
furnished!
house
Ity
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ll-iv
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Daily
Nems.
WANI'K.D.
Ueneral
ervanl.
Ap
ply
Mr.
Hesner.
.tii.'t
rourih
Ave.
Kji.
If
WANTF.D.
llain
dressmnkln.
Ilaaaonalde
rale.
718.
Iraer
Street.
If
fMiY
WANTKD.
Apply
Hot
2.
Daily
mw
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BOARD
HOAIID
The
Second
Avenue.
Inlander,
830
Phone
137.
HO
A
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and
lloom
or
Hoard
only.
Phone
Red
707.
LOST
LOST.
Near
lloepiUI
la
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day
atterttemt,
gray
hat
with
initials
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in
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pleae
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Itlack
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Taxi
67
Phone
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Paul
or
(lust)
3peeial
and
7
imssenger
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haker-4
at
your
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Arross
fr.no
Kmpre-N
Hotel.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Pi.
Di.t
177
Baggage.
Furniture
Movlna.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Ilox
C'JQ
FURNITURE.
New
anil
Secondhand
Furnl
ure
Store.
We
Hoy.
Sell
and
Kx-
ehauge
New
and
Sec
mid
hand
Ooods.
QUO.
PAHADOPULIS,
39
Third
Ave.
Phoie
fitfl.
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
in
Slewart
visit
Keith's
Cnta
in
King
Kdwanl
Hotel
,
now
rn-mmlellcd.
Up-to-date
Dining
loom
and
Lunch
Cannier
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NKW
Process
Colnmbin
Ileeords
-
no
scratching.
Finest
ro-prodiiclions
of
lalesl
Fox
Trols,
Rungs
and
Insl
rumen
lal
music
by
world
famed
artists.
Call
In
nnd
hear
Ihein.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
PntNCE
RUPERT
TIDES
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