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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManui
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here
I
IT
C.
T
Flour
V
J
C
3
Mil
II
I
O
f
I
for
Breads,
Cakes,
.
Puddings,
Pastries
Thriving
children
prefer
the
bread
you
make
with
Five
Roses
Flour.
It
W
stored
with
the
flavor,
vitality
and
easily-digested
nourishment
of
prime
Manitoba
wheat.
Nutritious,
Wholesome
and
Keeps
Well
Agent
John
L.
Christie
I
wish
I
knew
"I
wish
I
knew
what
to
put
on
these
floors!"
So
oflen
you
hear
tlial
remark.
It
is
only
because
those
pco-
!
pie
who
make
it,
have
had
I
their
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
nest
lime,
we
guarantee,
it
to
Rive
satisfaction.
Sold
only
by
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CI.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Molnr
Service
ttonl,
Sand
and
Gravel
Wa
Spoclallza
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Hovlnfj.
i
II
FORSALE
i
.
I
GUARANTEED
USED
CARS
Ford
Coupe
.
.
.
.
$400,00
Ford
Sedan
.
.
.
.
$500.00
Ford
Truck.
.
.
.
5200..00
Chevrolet
Delvy..
$300.00
Terms
if
desired.
See
the
Ford
Marine
Motor
at
our
shop,
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
J.
L.
BLAIN
CONTRACTOR
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
HARDWOODS
Store
and
Office
Fixtures,
liaiid-sawfng
and
Waning.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Bash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
268
P.O.
Box
235.
Phono
209
Richard
Garreti
representing
W.
H.
M.
ROLSTON
A
CO.
Specialising
In
Portland
Canal
Mining
Slocks..
Porter
Idaho-Marmot
Metals
J
H
1
aT
.
t
i
.
-
were
not
up
to
the
form
in
the
opening
game
on
Thurs.
day.
Ross
pitching
was
not
effective,
nor
was
the
fielding
n
jrood
as
the
day
preceding,
though
the
visitors
did
save
a
lot
of
hot
ones
in
the
infield
and
in
the
fifth
pulled
off
a
snappy
double
play.
Ifaving
nine
hits
off
Ross
while
the
visitors
could
only
touch
Slickney
for'
three,
the
locals
were
fully
deserving
of
their
victory,
though,
had
it
not
been
for
the
fact
that
Anyox
was
unable
to
pel
runs
on
one
or
two
occasions
when
men
were
in
a
threateninR
"position
on
base.
I
he
score
might
not
have
been
:i
-dud-mil.
In
the
fourth
and
-ixth
innings,
Slickney
pitched
himself,
by
the
strike-out
melhr
od,
out
of
what
bore
the
appearance
of
becoming
light
corner.
Anvox
made
eight
errors
and
Prince
Rupert
three.
The
bright
sunshine
made
it
difficult
for
a
while
at
Ihird
base
and
short,
and
this
was
responsible
for
some
of
the
errors
There
was
no
scoring
.in
the
first
five
innings.
Prince
Ru-perl
started
in
the
sixth,
when
two
runs
and
two
hits
were
made;
also
two
errors
by
'
Anyox.
In
the
seventh
Vfd;Mcrizic8
jiiadej
a
two-bagger,
but
there
was
no
follnw-ip
and
he
was
pul
out
at
the
hoiiw
plate
on
a
fielding
hnicc.
A
ncrief
of
errors
ro-ulled
in
another
run
for
Prince
Rupert
in
the
elgth,
and,
wi'h
Ross
weakening
in
the
ninth,
the
locals
got
two
two-baggers,
a
safe
hit
and
three
more
runs.
Details
of,
Game
Details
of
the
gnme
follow:
H..
II.
II
'rinec
Rupert
9
fl
Anyox
..,
0
3
8
Score
by
innings:
12
3
1
5
0
7
8
9
Pr.
Rupert
0
0
0
0
0
2.
0
i
3
-
Anyox.....,'..
0
0
i)
fl
o.
0,
0
i.
Strike-tints
Hy
S1fekriey,
17;
by
Ross,
2
liases
on
balls
Off
Slickney,
1
Two-base
hits
-Men.fes,
Mil
cJiell,
Moran,
Sheen.
Double
play
Ross
to.
Sheen
to
McDougall
The
line-ups
were
as
follows:
Prince
Rupert
AV.
Mitchell,
If;
Moran,
2b;
Friwell,
cf;
.lones,
rf:
Italfour,
;
V.
Menr.ie.s,
lb;
Slickney,
p;
Fanpihar,
3b;
Val-lance,
s.
Anyox
Hrown.
ss;
Smith
c.f;
Sheen,
2b;
(Jody,
c;
McKeown,
:ib;
McDougall,
lb;
Ross,,
p;
Heuulieuu,
rf
(Deane
after
the
Kixth!
;
MrCnll,
If.
P.
I.aporte
was
umpire
of
bulls
and
strikes,
and
Jack
llalchford
of
bases.
The
largest
Fair
Week
attend
ance
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
this
year
wilnessed
the
game
Sport
Chat
j
YVIth
the
Fair
YVeek.
baseball
and
fool
hall
games
ringing
down
Prince
Rupert
Shut
Out
Any
ox
in
Second
Baseball
Game;
New
Pitcher
Was
Star
for
Locals
Fanning
'veiiteeii
men
while
lie
allowed
only
three
hit
during
the
entire
nine
innings.
V.
Slickney,
Prince
lluneiT.
new
MHilhpaw
hurler,
assisted
liy
pout!
work
on
the
pari
of
his
field
when
such
was
necessary,
shut
mil
the
visiting
Auyux
haseliall
team
ycf-Jerday
ly
a
score
or
six
to
nothing.
This
evens
up
the
scries
with
Anyox
and
there
will
lie
a
great
deal
of
interest
in
the
third
and
last
game
that
is
to
lake
place
lo-morrmv
afternoon.
As
far
as
the
Prince
Rupert
leam
was
concerned,
it
played
its
best
game
of
the
lair
Week
series
but
the
Anyox
players
hown
there
will
be
fully
as
many
leagues,
and
teams
as
there
were
last
year.
Other
things
to
engage
attention
from
now
on
will
be
the
organization
of
the
'badminton,
billiards,
whist,
etc,
for
the
1925-20
season.
The
hunting
season
now
marksmen
will
have
some
thing
belter
to
shoot
at
than
th
clay
pigeons
on
the
Park
Avenpr
rangiv.
Accordingly
there
will
likely
be
no
more
trapshnot
meet
till
1920.
The
Prince
Rupert
fiun
Club
tins
had
a
successful
season
this
year
and
a
good
deal
of
interest
was
taken
in
the
sport.
Had
tliPre
been
a
trophy
or
two,
however,
things
might
have
been
a
good
deal
more
lively
For
the
past
year
or
so,
the
local
trap
shooters
have
been
shooting
for
nothing
more
tangible
than
honor
In
this
respect
some
of
(he
big
ammunition
corporations
might
well
be
approached.
Certainly
the
trapshooler.s
spend
enoupji
money
on
shells,
etc.
during
the
season
to
entitle
them,
to
have
a
chance
al
something
to
place
on
the
mantelpiece
as
testimony
to
their
prowess.
BASEBALL
GAME
DREW
GOOD
CROWD
FRIDAY
Paid
Admissions
to
Match
Yes
terday,
Exclusive
of
Season
Tickets,
Were
365
The
Prince
Rupert
-
Anrnx
baseball
game
drew
the
Kiggosl
gale
so
far
this
week
to
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds,
MTt
per
softs
paying
admissions.
The
Prince
Rupert-Ocean
Falls
foot
ball
game
should
draw
another
big
crowd
Ibis
afternoon
and
the
final
baseball
game
tomorrow
between
Anyox
ami
I'rineN;
Ru
pert
will
alo
be
an
attraction.
So
far
Iheolal
gale
to
the
sports
ground
Oils
year
is
not
as
large
as
last.
Ity
the
end
of
the
games,
however,
it
will
probably
be
much
larger.
INDIAN
FOOTBALL
Port
Simpson
retains
posses
slon
of
the
cup
for
native
foot
ball
competition
in
connection
with
the
fair.
There
was
to
have
been
a
game
yesterday
afternoon
between
Port
Simpson
am
Skcena
Crossing
but
no
team
from
the
latter
point
pul
in
in
appearance.
GYMNASIUM
PLANNED
FOR
SALVATION
ARMY
Work
of
Remodelling
Bulldlno
Is
Proceeding
to
Make
It
Suit
able
for
Young
People's
Work
A
gymnasium
is
being
plaunei
for
Hie
Salvation
-
Army
head
(iiarters
here.
Physical
In
slruclor
Howe
will
have
charge
the
curtain
on
the
outdoor
sport-
of
the
Scout
and
Oinrtds
and
It
ing
season
in
Prince
Rupert,
the
Is
hoped
fo
have
the
Junior
hall
next
thing
to
think
about
will
he'cniiippcd
as
a
irymnasium.
II
is
the
indoor
sports
of
winter.
Some
being
remodelled
In
lake
care
of
preliminary
thought
will
shortly
all
the
younir
people'
activities
be
given
to
basketball
but
il
will
and
it
is
hoped
lo
be
able
fo
lie
tt
few
weeks
yet
before
the
or
complete
the
work
by
making
II
ganuution
gel.
under
way
In'useful
for
(monastic
ournoses
.J
the
meantime,
prospects
are
lhal
The
remodelling
Is
well
in
hand.
GOLD
MEDALS
WON
BY
LOCAUONCERNS
The
gold
medal
and
diploma
for
the
best
fishery
exhibit
at
the
fair
was
won
by
ttie
Harou
Fisheries.
The
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
lorage
Ui.
vni
Hie
gold
medal
and
dijrtoiiia
for
cannery
exhibit
Oilier
priies
were:
liesl
industrial
booth:
Mcl,eii-nan
and
Mcl-ely.
Amateur
Photography
Three
landscapes
1,
YV.
Ross
Thomson.
Three
marines
1,
V.
Ro
Thomson;
2,
David
East
man.
One
snort
ncewe
2,
V.
Ro
Thomson.
Three
of
industrial
lif,
N.lt.C.
1.
W.
Ross
Thomson:
2.
David
Ha
si
man.
Flower
sidy
I,
V.
Ross
Thomson;
2,
David
Hastman.
Architecture
I.
W.
Ilnu
Thomson;
2,
David
Kasliunn.
Portrait--,
YV.
Ro
Thom
son.
Animal
picture
1,
YV.
Ross
Thomson;
2,
David
Ilasttoan.
Knlaryement
1,
'.
Ross
riiomson;
2,
David
Postman.
Collection,
not
Ie
than
eiaht
photos
I,
YV,
Ross
Thomson.
Semi-Prof
esslonal
Thre.
Iundcae
1,
Mr.
YV.
Ross
Thomson;
2,
Jas.
lever.
Three,
marines
I,
Mr.
Y
Ross
Tnomsoii;
2,
Mrs.
T.
Priest.
Portrait
I.
Mm.
YV.
Ros
Thomson;
2,
Mrs.
T.
Priest.
Animal
rfr
bird
I,
Mrs.
YV.
Ross
Thomson;
2.
James
Lever.
Landscape
enlargi-ment
2
Mrs.
Y".
Ho
Tbonmon.
Industrial
Me
of
N.1LC,
I,
Mrs.
YV.
Ho
Thomson:
2,
Jas.
ever.
D.
II.
Collection
nf
8
pictures
I,
II.
Pillion;
2,
James
Lever.
Professional
Collection
of
portrait
photog
raphy
I,
R.
K.
Ilenson.
Collection,
hand-colored
1,
R.
Denfton.
I.amlcnpc,
original,
in
oil
I,
Mrs.
R.
.McCarthy;
2,
Oeo.
Crate
Slill
life
-,
Mrs.
R.
McCar
thy.
Flower
sludy
I,
Mrs.
R.
Me-
larlhy.
YS'nter
rolor
I,
Sydney
(iuy
flwrenec.
Paste
n'
crayon-
I,
Mrs.
F
Taylor.
French
pen
painting--I.
Mrs.
DelniiiMico.
PARENT-TEACHERS
ANNUAL
MEETING
AT
TERRACE
THIS
WEEK
AH
Officers
and
Members
of
Committees
Chosen
Except
president
and
TKRRACK.
Sepl.
12.-
The
an
nual
meeting
of
the
Terrace
and
Kitsiimkalum
'Parent
-
Teachers'
Association
was
held
in
Progress
Hall
on
Thursday
evening.
Owing
lo
inclement
weather
there
was
not
a
very
representative
crowil
and
it
wa-
decided
to
leave
the
election
of
president
nml
vice-
president
until
next
month,
ex
President
YV.
J.
I'nrstuis
voluii
leering
to
keep
Hie
chair
tinlil
that
time.
Other
officer
were
elected
a
follows:"
Secretary
i
Miss
flrnce
An
drew.
Treas.-
Miss
Molly
Malotl.
Convener
program
commitlei'
Mrs.
O.
T,
Sundal.
Convener
refreshment
com
in
It
lee.
Town,
Mrs,
I?.
T.
Ken-
nry.
SehoolMr.
C.
Thomas
Corresponding
secretary
Mrs
fico.
Dover;
Aitverlising
convener
Rev.
J
H.
Young.
Membership
convener.
Mrs.
YV.'
I
lurnc!
I.
Auditor
A.
II.
Ilaker.
The
treasurer's
report
showedj
the
Association
to
be
in
a
belter
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALIL
Dining
room
suite.
bedroom
suites,
Chesterfield
suite,
ranges,
stoves,
bed
linen,
towels,
window
blind,
inlaid
linoleum
and
printed
lliioleumn,
lounges,
chairs.
Chiffioniere.
Dreers,
Hed-t.id,
mattreesnd
spring,
Dining
tallies,
kitchen
table,
table
oilcloth.
A.
Maekenxie,
Furniture
Route.
Phone
773.
FOR
SAI.K
Upholstering
and
furniture
repairing
done
on
the
premises
by
expert
workmen.
Let
us
miote
you
on
repairing
your
old
furniture.
Reasonable
price.
Call
and
inspect
our
workshop.
Fur-niluVe
hougbt,
sold
and
ex-rhangetl.
Agent
for
the
PHK-MiF.lt
RA.UF.V
Prince
Rupert
Hxchange.
Phone
032.
If
FOR
SALKllnuse
IS
X
15
and
first-eln
float
20x35.
Make
an
offer.
Kaien
Hardware.
BOARD
HOARD
The
Inlander,
8.16
Second
Avenue.
Phono
137.
HOARD
and
Room
or
Hoard
only
Phone
lied
707.
LOST
LOS
T
One
X
a
li
automobile
crank
handle,
between
Sixth
Street
nml
Mcllride
on
III
In
I
Avenue.
Finder
return
to
Knien
(is
nitre
or
Phone
St.
Reward.
75
TAXI
ALL
NEW
SEDANS
Find'
and
Only
7-pa!ener
Sedan
in
City.
HATKS:
I
or
i
pasenirs
fl.00
5
or
0
passenger
$l.!o
7
or
H
passengers
$2.00
5-paenger
Silan,
per
hour
1
7-passenirer
Sedan,
per
hour
5
To
Odtl
Slorasre
and
aero
lla
Creek
bridge,
I
or
2
passen
ger
I.OO
liach
additional
iaftii(rr..S0c
75
TAXI
I7
Oi2)
Ut
i
rtrvt
Scwvk.
Inc.
CW4
H4aa
Slfl
HMf4
financial
condition
than
al
t'o1
lmr.1
1
1
ti
1
1
rr
ttf
llin
lan
Hie
Association
have,
as
their
special
object
in
view
this
yeur
the
ptiiciust
of
a
hi
no
in
the
school
nnd
a
drive
is
lo
be
start
ed
immediately
to
raise
funds
fur
thai
purpose.
The
funds
left
from
the
1112
1
Xinas
tree
fund
some
have
been
turned
over
by
the
Xmas
tree
executive
to
ward
the
piano
fund.
Yiiltiorilies
permitting
Hie
As
soctalion
plan
to
hold
a
Tag
Day
on
Fall
Fair
Day,
and
arrange
ments
are
tinder
way.
for
a
whist
drive
nml
dajice
to
be
held
about
th
end
of
the
month.
It
was
also
decided
()
place
contribution
hove
in
the
class
rooms
In
order
thai
the
children
might
be
given
a
chance
to
do
their
hit
In
helping
out
the
Piano
Fund.
THEO
FORTUNE
WON
INOODCHOPPING
Then.
Fortune
was
the
winner
in
the
log-chopping
contest
at
the
fair
yesterday
afternoon,
his
lime
being
I
minules
nml
H
hecond.
Frank
Fortune
was
second,
In
five
minules
and
two
seconds,
and
Frank
Zbiira
Ihird.
in
ten
minutes.
John
Murray
was
in
cnarac
of
ii.
contcsi
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News,
'
I)
M
v
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
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