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FATHER
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By
George
McManiu
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CANADA
MONTREAL
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CO.
ITO.
VANCOUVER
tT.JOHN.
N.O.
lununiu
mm
Bread
Hig,
wholesome
nutrill-
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loaves
of
delicious
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flavor,
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lightness
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FiveRoses
Flour
For
Breads,
Cakes,
Puddings,
Pastries'
'
John
L.
Christie
Agent
Phone
534
I
wish
I
knew
"
"I
wish
I
knew
what,
to
put
on
these
floors
I"
So
oflen
you
hear
that
remark.
It
is
only
because
those
people
who
make
it,
have
had
tlieii
fill
of
waxes,
oils
and
cheap
varnishes.
The
man
or
woman
who
has
used
the
right
floor
varnish
has
no
floor
troubles.
Try
61
Floor
Varnish
next
time,
wc
guarantee
it
to
give
sallsfaclion.
Sold
only
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
New
Fall
Coats
DRESSES
and
MILLINERY
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Ford
Cars
NEW
AND
USED
Easy
Terms
If
desired.
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
for
the
balance
of
September.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
S75
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
St.
Cartage,
Warehousing
and
Distributing
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Oravel
We
Speolallze
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
SCOTTISH
NATIONAL
WAR
MEMORIAL
IS
NOW
TAKING
SHAPE
Will
be
Located
on
Edinburgh
Castle
Rock:
Gallery
of
Honor
Proposed
LONDON,
Eng.,
Oct.
2.
The
scheme
for
Hie,
crealion
of
the
Scottish
National
War
Memorial
on
r.uinnurgii
umie
rocK,
is
steadily
taking
shape
under
the
direction
of
Ihe
Iuke
of
Atholl's
committee
and
the
architect,
fiiv
as
Hobert
Lorimer.
The
design
consists
of
the
..
.
conversion
of
the
old
disused
barrack
building
known
as
'Hilling's
Huilding"
into
a
gallery
of
honor,
and
the
erection
of
a
shrine
abutting
the
north
side
of
this
old
building.
The
great
arch,
nearly
30
feel
hisli,
that
leads
from
the
gallery
into
the
shrine
Ihe
work
of
a
young
Edinburgh
sculptor
I'ilkinglon
Jackson
is
with
its,
sculpture
and
carving
already
of
complete.
be
The
shrine
is
to
contain
a
series
at
of
seven
stained
glass
windows
each
measuring
about
3
feet
wide
liy
iC
feel
high.
In
the
naval
windows
the
subjects
are
destroyers
a
camouflaged
transport,
the
deck
of
a
battleship
and
submarines.
The
Air
Force
window
of
shows
aeroplanes,
airships,
seaplanes
and
kite
balloons.
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rale
of
progress
is
maintained
the
structure
work
will
he
com
pleted
in
the
autumn
of
1920.
in
WOMEN'S
MEMORIAL
HALL
TO
BE
BUILT
Site
to
be
Adjoining
Arches
Building
at
Ottawa
Facing
Driveway
,
OTTAWA.
OcJ.
2.
A
site
has
been
granted
by
Ih
Dominion!'
(iovernmenl
for
Ihe
National
Women's
Memorial
Hall.
The
choice
will
probablv
tie
in
Ihe
square
facing
Ihe
Driveway
UJ
ad
"
-
joining
the
Arclmcs
building.',
Memorial
Hall
will
provide
head-
nuance
for
the
national
'J
women's
organizations.
II.
"i"
be
a
tribute
In
Me
women
of
Canada
in
all
activities;
those
who
were'
pioneers,
war
nurses
L
,.n,i
r
..,n..i.,
tl.eir
conventions
woul.l
be
held.
The
concert
ball
will
be
the
'
"'"'
i""'
"
'
largest
fenlnre
of
the
building,l,th(,r
to"fs
,,,,M
V,,C'C
Centrally
Iqcated
it
may
becomo:w;,r
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n.
..i
jlclter
of
the
name
of
the
other
tural
life
of
Ottawa.
Club
have
been
especially
active
in
promoting
this
patriotic
un-
derlaking.
They
have
been
en
couraged
by
the
sincere
and
vigorous
efforts
of
leaders
of
women's
activities
in
Ottawa
and
throughout
the
Dominion.
Tbev
have
undertaken
something
jvorthy
and
splendid,
says
Iho
Ottawn
J,H2-rnnl
ii
an
editorial.
SHINGLE
MILL
AT
VICTORIA
BEGINS
VICTOHIA,
Oct.
2.
Const
ruction
upon
the
foundations
of
the
McMaster-IIorton
shingle
mill,
soiilh
of
Point
Ellice
bridge
be
gan
Ihls
week.
The
C.N.H..
.
,
Is
.
extending
Ihe
rails
to
Ihe
-
site
from
the
terminals
on
the
other
side
of
the
street,
in
order
thai!
the
delivery
of
the
materials
may
be
made
directly
on
Ihe
spot
where
needed
and
so
that
when
Ihe
work
Is
fomplcled
nnd
the
mill
is
running,
shipments
may
be
made
by
rail
without
extri
handling.
At
the.
commencement
the
mill
will
confine
itself
lo
shingle
manufacture.
Having
Its
own
markets
in
Ihe
East,
it
starts
with
a
market
already
established
and
Eastern
distributors
pro-
vided
for.
The
underlakine,
therefore,
is
not
one
which
will
eonie
into
competition
with
existing
mills.
PRICE
OF
SALMON
LIKELY
TO
BE
HIGH
Alaskan
Newspaper
Explains
Why
There
is
Likely
to
be
Big
Demand
(Juneau
Empire)
There
has
been
a
shortage
of
fish
products
this
year
in
Europe
well
as
Alaska.
Norway's
fish
exports
have
shown
a
decline
in
.
,
.
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rxrrpi
ires,,
uerring.
Ihe
herring
catch
was
on
v
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J"..ililini
nf
Dm
,.-.m..,..
Iii.,la.
but
shortage
of
other
varieties
of
il-ll
v.iui-14
.1
iaij.t-1
lll'llliUMl
lllr
fresh
herring
than
usual,
so
there
has,
been
a
decrease
of
more
lhan
25
per
cent,
in
the
bxporls
of
cured
herring.
The
Norwegian
mackerel
catch
is
25
per
cent,
lower
than
last
year
and
less
than
50
per
cent,
of
that
1923.
It
is
said,
there
will
no
mackerel
canned
in
Norway
all
Ibis
year.
The
exr'ts
of
split
cod
have
also
decreased
by
almost
25
per
cent.
The
de
crease
in
the
shipment
of
canned
fish
of
all
kinds
from
Norway
has
been,
more
lhau
30
per
cent.
Likewise
the
sardine
fisheries
France
-and
Portugal
have
suffered
from
a
combination
of
adverse
conditions
that
will
cn-
,-
,
mnrk,,
rpi,.inn
l
,l,
output.
There
are
indications
of
larger
catches
of
sardines
later
the
year
but
it
is
not
believed
the
pack
can
be
built
up
to
normal.
So
far
the
shipment
of
French
sardines
Jo
the
United
States
has
been
about
10
per
cent,
of
normal.
French
tuna
fishing
has
also
suffered
this
year,
and
the
supply
of
that
anil
other
fish
has
not
fully
supplied
Ihe
locaj
mar-
1
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?
up
for
It.
All
things
considered
it
is
believed
that
those
Alaska
and
Hrilish
Columbia
packers
who
l,..
,,.:
...ill
'
"
"
,
,
.
,
""'i'.""
T'"
am"
V"
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U,P
enJ
of
"'a''on-
,
,
,
,,.
P0UCE
STUDY
LANGUAGES
.
..
,
,
,,,inaiu,
WAllhAW,
Oct.
2.
Polish
pol-
!CPmon
are
b'!nt
lou
J0?1?"
language
spoken.
SCHOOL
FOOTBALL
GAME
TOMORROW
TO
BE
WELL
CONTESTED
The
IUiolh
School
football
team
is
lo
play
the
High
School
tomorrow
afternoon
at
two
o
clock.
The
smaller
lads
are
all
on
their
loes
and
excited
over
the
possible
prospect
of
victory
While
the
Uih
School
team
is
heavier,
there
Is
real
fighting
mettle
among
the
younger
lads
'nnd
they
are
likely
to
put
up
a
good
game.
The
Hooth
learn
will
be
Pierce;
Crale
and
Donald;
Colli
son,
Kelsey
'
nnd
'
.Morrisoji;
'
Smith
',,,:
yi
Ml,
,
I'll'AI
let
IHWH,
1
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IIIIU
Kami.
BADMINTON
SEASON
OPENED
YESTERDAY
Membership
In
Prince
Rupert,
Badminton
Club
Is
Complete
and
List
Closed
The
badminton
season
opened
yesterday
and
there
were
quite
a
number
of
players
on
Hie
courts
in
Die
De
Luxe
Hall.
In
the
evening
the
executive
of
the
Prince
llupert
lladminton
Qub
mnl
nml
.!..
1.
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nlr.a
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II'
I
UliM
IIIIIMI-II
III
1
IIIIT
HI!
111
for
member?.
Already
rather
more
than
Ihe
required
iuiiiiImt
liml
applied
but
all
were
admitted
provided
Ihe
fees
wore
paid
before
October
15,
after
wliih
nny
not
paid
up
will
be
struck
from
Ihe
roll.
It
is
expected
that
a
larsra
number
will
play
in
Ihe
after
noons
and
some
possibly
mornings
so
as
(o
avoid
overcrowding
of
the
courts.
SPORT
CHAT
Rai.k
chjof
,0
nni
mi.-j.i.n
mil
.Ml
1
II
11
MM-
III
IKMUIIIi;
of
,hp
Natfonai
,.Papue
lhU
yf,ar
was
one
of
Ihe
best
players
Ui.
circuit
evej;
turned
out
and
was
manager
of
Louisville,
later
tl.o
Pittsburgh
club
for
19
successive
years,
including
the
world's
series
campaign
of
1909.
Clnrkp
came
from
his
ranch
in
Kansas
on
June
13
of
this
year
to
aid
in
the
drive
for
the
pennant
and
what
has
happened
i
perhaps
in
large
measure
attributable
tn
his
steadfast
attention
to
details,
his
coaching
ami
strategic
aid.
When
Clarke
appeared
on
the
field
in
uniform
after
alapse
of
several
years
during
which
he
has
attended
to
widespread
oil
and
ranch
interests
in
his
home
Islate,
there
.was
.an
immediaU
spun
ami
tne
1'iraies
nave
pwn
fighting
as
seldom
before.
Fred
Clarke
was
born
in
Des
MoineS,
Iowa,
and
started
his
professional
baseball
careor
with
Hastings,
Nb.,
in
1892
at
the
age
of
19.
Two
years
later
he
was
with
Louisville
and
hit
lOrt
and
the
following
season
added
a
baiting
figure
of
.327
to
bis
record.
In
IH9C
I
lie
New
York
UiantB
offered
?5.000
for
his
service.,
an
Immense
figure
in
that
day,
but
it
was
refused
ami
a
year
later
he
became
manager
at
Louisville,
to
remain
ii
that
capacity
throughout
his
major
league
career.
That
year
was
bis
best.
He
stole
CO
bases.
In
1898
Clarke
added
a
heavy,
ungainly
outfielder
who
was
lo
become
one
of
the
game's
great
est
stars.
It
was
Hansx
Wagner
from
the
Paterson,
N..L,
club.
At
the
same
time
Tommy
Leach
and
Claude
Itilcbey
entered
Ihe
fold
and
in
1900
they
went
along
to
Pittsburg
under,
transfer,
Clarke
playing.,
in
lhe';niilfieM
along
wlift'jWaitW
Wi
dinger
Hhiumonl.
Sam
I.eevcV
and
Charley
Phillippe,
pilrhers,
were
saved
from
the
Pittsburg
forces
in
the
amalgamation.
The
club
of
1900
gained
sec
ond
place
lo
Brooklyn
and
the
following
year
gave
Clarke
his
first
pennant.
At
this
lime
Fred
Ely
became
too
much
Interested
in
the
newly
formed
American
League
and
lost
hi
position,
opening
the
door
lo
one
of
the
greatest
shortstops
of
all
limo-
Wagner.
And
again
in
1902
the
Pirates
won
the
flag,
being
out
of
first
place
finly
one
day
dur
ing
the
season.
In
1903
Ihev
made
it
three
straight
pennants
but
fell
back
lo
fourth
In
1901
They
were
always
slrong
con-
lenders
until
1909
they
were
at
the
lop
and
won
Iho
world's
series
for
Detroit.
After
this
conquest
Clarke
realized
that
his
playing
days
wero
nearly
over
and
he
obtained
Max
Carey
from
South
Itend
to
undcr-sliidy
for
him
In
left
field.
The
manager
played
in
118
games
that
year
but
in
1911
gave'Carey
plenty
of
work
and
in
1912
directed
Ihe
club
from
Ihe
bench.
He
played
only
two
complete
games
in
1913
and
in
191
i
acted
as
pinch
hit
ler
twice.
The
year
1915
was
his
last
as
a
player.
On
Scp('jiiber
23
he
went
Inlo
left
field,
got
one
hit
and
retired
In
favor
of
Carey,
never
lo
don
a
glove
aguln
in
active
play.
Ol9
ov
Intx
TtATuwi
StNvicr
Inc
Cil
IbiLia
ri(kia
mral
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
NEWS
CLASSIFIE
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
WANTK
il'N'I'S
wanted
in
all
parts
of
I
t.C.
to
sell
(iehrke's
Christinas
cards,
manufactured
tn
Van
eouver.
Liberal
commissions
and
exclusive
districts.
Positively
bent
cards
in
Canada
They
self
on
sight.
Writ"
(iehrke.'s
Limited,
5f!(J
Sey
niour
St.,
Vancouver.
S3(l
WANTED.
Young
girl
lo
help
with
housework
and
earn
of
small
children.
No
cooking.
Phone
Itlue
53.
229
WANTED.
Furnished
house
or
suite
centrally
locnl.il.
Phone
Ited
H2.
tf
FOR
SALE
FOll
SALE.
Dining
room
suites,
bedroom
suites,
Chesterfield
sull.es,
ranges,
stoves,
bet
I
linen,
towels,
window
blinds,
inlaid
linoleum-
and
printe-l
llnoleunin,
lounges,
olialrs,
Chiffiouieres,
Dreaders,
lied-steads,
mattresses
and
springs.
Dining
tables,
kitchen
'labia,
table
oilcloth.
A.
Maekeiuic,
Furniture
House.
Phone
775
FOll
SALE.
Ladies'
Ileady-to-Wear
business
in
Prince
llupert.
Fall
stock
just
arrived.
Exclusive
models.
Must
sell
owing
to
ill
health.
Apply
Mrs.
It.
Ooldbloom,
Third
Ave.
825
FOll
SALE.
Eighteen
foot
V-boltoiiieil
covered
launch,
3
h.p.
Ojiille
Perfection
engine,
9225.00.
Phone
Kerf
202.
END
or
Month
Clean
Out.
25'
reduction
on
all
cati
sales
,
Prince
llupert
Exchange.
Phone
052.
FOll
SALE.
Hurfet
and
china
cabinet.
Phone
3
it.
tf
TO
RENT
FOIt
KENT.
First
class
apart
ment.
Monarch
range
nnd
water
free,
Clapp
block.
West-enhaver
Itros.
tf
FOl
HI'NT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
-
I'
FOll
JlH.Vrv
liflrge
modern
roomy
atoarfniefU5'
'with;'
fireplace;
close
in.
Apply
Max
lleilbroner.
TO
HBNT.
Furnished
house
keeping
rooms.
Phone
18
or
84.
tf
FOll
RENT
.Modern
house,
live
rooms,
nnd
bath.
Munro
llros.
LOST
LOST.
On
Third
Avenue,
parrel
containing
two
pair
while
silk
gloves.
Finder
please
relurn
to
Daily
News
office.
LOST.
Illaek
cocker
spaniel,
nine
monlhe
old.
Any
Information
please
telephone
lo
230.
FOUND
H)l..D.
Purse,
owner
may
have
same
upon
Identifying
at
Universal
'Trading
Co.
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
If
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
C
Friday,
Ocetober
2
Nigh
1:09
a.m.
21.3
ft
13:27
p.m.
21.8
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Eow
7:27
a.m.
2.7
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19:52
p.m.
2.3
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October
3,
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1
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a.m.
21.3
fl.
11:05
p.m.
22.0
"
Low
8:07
a.m.
3.2
20:31
p.m.
2.1
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MISCELLANEOUS
til..
ii
ntiil
ilitikf.ti.lmil
interested
in
the
fortlieomitiK
Federal
election
are
invited
to
mall
their
names
nnd
addres
se
for
pari
icuiari
of
a
na-
iional
movement
to
secure
justice
and
fair
piny
by
the
use
of
your
ballot.
Sle.
2..
North
West
lluilding,
Vuncou
ver,
I
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230
CARPENTERS
WflEN
having
your
house
repair
nl.
see
A.
II.
MacPherson.
Phone
Illaek
187.
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BOARD
IIOAHD
The
Inlander.
8.10
Second
Aenue.
Phone
137.
ItOAIII)
and
(loom
or
Hoard
only
Phone
Hed
707.
WOMEN.S
HOSPITAL
Surgical
and
Obstetrical
3;::5
.191
h
Avenue
West
(Knrris-dalc,,
Vancouver,
II.
C.
Dr.
Ernest
Hall,
superintendent.
CARS
FOR
SALE.
1-1920
Nash
five
pussenger
louring
I8M
1-1921
Ovi-rlaiKl
Sedan
$700
1-1922
Ford
Sedan
125
l-l
ton
Ford
truck,
panel
body
3?ft
I
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McLaughlin
light
0,
S
pas
$250
I
-Ford
light
delivery
ch.itis
rebuilt
$175
All
cara
guaranteed
in
good
mechanical
condition.
Make
your
own
terms.
KAIEN
GARAGE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Sta
tion.
Oomlyear
Tires,
(la,
Oil
and
O
reuses.
WHECKINii
SERVICE
DAY
Oil
NIOHT.
Phone
52.
If
KINDLING
WOOD
Ml
dry
Inside
wood,
kindling
and
blocks
mixed,
$0.00
per
load
delivered.
Outside
wood,
$t.5o
per
load
deliered.
Norwegian
style
Salt
Ala-ka
Herring
in
30-lb.
and
80-lb.
kegs,
10c
per
Ih.
ISAACSON
Seal
Cove.
Phone
Illaek
1GI
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
Columbia
Ilecord
no
scratching.
Finest
reproductions
of
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
arid
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists.
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
TAXI
Tax
67
Phone
(Call
Ocorgc,
Paul
or
Oust)
Special
C
and
7
passenger
Slndo-bakers
at
your
servlco
day
am
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empre-fs
Hold.
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-
BROTHERS
HAZELTON,
B
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Taxi
Servlco
CAIIS
MEET
ALL
TRAINS.
Tours
arranged,
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Movlno.
If
you
want
anylhirig
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phono
gs.
P.O.
Hox
($99.
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New
and
Secondhand
Furnl
urn
Store.
We
liny.
Sell
and
Ex.
cbango
New
and
Secondhand
Hoods.
QEO.
PAPADOPULI8,
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
010.
2
ill
DADS.
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Articles
and
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for
less
than
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