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Breads,
Cakes,
Puddings,
Pastries
Thrivlnpr
children
prefer
I
lie
bread
you
make
Willi
Five
Hoses
Flour.
It
Is
stored
willi
Hie
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
I"
Set
often
you
hear
that
remark.
J
It
is
only
because
those
people
who
make
it,
have
had
their
fill
of
waxes,
nils
and
.
cheap
varnishes.
The
man
'
or
woman
who
has
used
the
right
floor
varnish
has
no
floor
troubles.
Try
Gl
Floor
Varnish
next
lime,
we
guarantee
it
to
give
satisfaction.
Sold
only
by
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
USED
Ford
Coupe
$400,00
.
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Ford
Sedan
.
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$500.00
Ford
Truck
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.
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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.
Hand-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Olass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Moiddlngs.
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235.
Phone
209
Richard
Garrett
representing
W.
H.
M.
ROLSTON
A
CO.
Specialising
In
Portland
Canal
Mining
Stocks,
Porter
Idaho-Marmot
Metals
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
St.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel.
Wa
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Hovlnfl.
1
OJ5
by
Imt-l
Fktxwc
Smvictl
lfj
ANYOX
WINS
AT
BASEBALL
Local
Team
Went
Down
to
De
feat
In
Match
In
Fall
Fair
Series
ENTITLED
TO
WIN
Pitching
of
Bruce
for
Visitors
Was
Responsible
for
Victory
Yesterday
The
pitching
of
Ilrure,
who
kept
the
locals
down
to
one
hit
in
six
innings,
although
he
was
touched
for
four
in
the
"seventh
and
last,
was
tho
responsible
factor
for
the
win
of
Anyox
by
a
score
of
8
to
6
in
yesterday
afternoon's
baseball
frame,
llruce
fanned
out
only
seven
of
the
local
batters,
but
he
had
a
puzzling
delivery
and
the
local
batters
were
not
able
to
connect
effectively,
although
they
found
the
ball
on
several
occasions
only
to
pop
it
out
to
the
infield
where
I
bey
were
readily
put
out.
The
Anyox
team
played
superior
baseball
and
.were
fully
entitled
to
win.
diet
Schlenker
started
in
the
box
for
Prince
Hupert
but
was
unable
to
hold
the
visitors.
He
was
yanked
in
favor
of
Dan
Lidslone
in
the
fourth
inning
after
he
had
allowed
four
hits
in
l
he
third
and
got
himself
in
a
box
s
the
ha
ir.iii.Ti
jui
a
iuii
rt
ruu,
.iiii'r
set
I
ling
down,
Lidslone
pitched
jrood
ball
for
the
remainder
of
the
game
and
fanned
eight
batters
in
three
and
a
half
innings.
Had
the
change
of
pitchers
been
made
earlier
in
the
game
it
Is
altogether
likely
that
the
result
might
have
been
much
different.
The
visitors
scored
three
runs
in
the
thinl
inning
and'
four
in
the
fourth,
picking
up
'another
in
the
sixth.
In
the
fourth,
Vic
Menzjes
made
a
two-bagger
for
Prince
Hupert
and
scored
Hal-four,
who
had
been
walked,
this
being
the
first
hit
and
run
of
the
game
for
th
locals.'
As
a
result
of
a
couple
of
errors,
Howard
Frizzell
made
a
run
in
the
sixth.
When
the
locals
went-
to
bat
for.
the
last
lime
in
tho
seventh
inning,
the
score
was
(v
to
2
against
them.
llruce,
the4
Anyox
hurler,
commenced
In
Weaken
and
it
looked
like
the
locals
still
had
a
chance;
,
ILx
eileiriPnt
grew
mllier
tysc
.with
a
climactic
finish
in
prospect,
but
the'
lead
wdtr
too
great
in
overcome.
Prince
Hupert
got
four
safe
hits
all
singles
anil
as
many
runs,
but
this
was
as
far
as
they
could
stretch
1t,
and
when
the
third
man
was
put
lown
the
final
score
was
if
to
0.
The
two
teams
are
playing
again
this
afternoon
nnd,
with
Prince
Hupert
at
full
strength,
as
they
were
not
yesterday,
the
most
interesting
baseball
game
of
the
Fair
Week
series
should
ensue.
Details
of
Game
Iietails
of
yesterday's
game
were
as
follows:
Slrike-ouls
Schlenker
2
(3Vj
innings
i,
l.idslone
8
(3
Mi
Inn
ings),
llruce
7.
liases
on
balls
Ily
Schlenker,
I,
by
It
nice
I.
Hit.
by
pitcher
Smith,
I'V
Schlenker.
Two-base
bits
MeKeown,
Mc
Coll,
McHougall,
Drown,
Men
zies.
F.rrurs
Prince
Hupert
5,
An
yox
7.
Hits
-Off
Schlenker
0,
off
I.
Id
m
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
stone
5,
off
liruce
S.
Score
by
inning:
12
3
I
5
fi
7
Anyox
0
0
3
4
0
1
(V
8
IT.
IlupcrU
0
o
II
I
0
i
46
The
line-ups:
Anyox
Hrown,
ss;
Smith,
cf;
Sheen,
21;
Cody,
e;
MeKeown,
3b;
lteaulieau,
rf;
McHougall,
lb;
McColl,
rf;
llruce,
p.
Prince
Hupert
M
o
r
a
n,
ss;
Schlenker,
p;
Frlzzell,
2h:
.Ionfs,
rf;
Sliekney
cf;
Halfour,
c;
Menzies,
lt;
I
a
r
q
u
h
a
r,
3b;
Lambie.
If;
Lidslone,
p.
P.
I-nporte
and
Italph
Smith
were
umpires.
OCEAN
FALLS
Visitors
Captured
First
Football
Game
Last
Night
by
2
to
1
Score
put
up
a
fine
exhibition
of
soc
cer
yesterday
afternoon
and,
outplaying
the
locals,
defeated
Prince
Hupert
by
a
scorn
of
2
to
I.
The
men
from
the
paper
town
were
speedy
with
the
Kali
and
bed
a
particularly
fast
for
ward
line.
The
whole
team
was
in
good
form
and
was
fully
en
titled
to
its
victory.
The
Prince
Hupprt
team
suffered
from
dack
if
nmhi
tt
til
inn
Tho
trnpt
nf
in
M
fourlli
by
llinB
bolh
.
was
parlicu-
K.i
r
r
.
I
3
..
Hupert,
saved
one
penally
shot
that
was
driven
directly
at
him,
and
almost
.slopped
another.
There
was
no
scoring
in
the
first
half,
although
Smith
missed
a
penally
for
Ocean
Falls.:
Scoll
opened
the
scoring
for;
Prince
Hupert
at
the
beginning
rit
the
second
half
with
a
penally".
shot,
Mitchell
missed
on
a
penally
for
Ocean
FalTs
and
Smith
followed
up
with
the
equalizing
score
from
close
in.
The
winning
goal
was
made
for
Ocean
Falls
by
Paul
from
a
penalty.
(.
S.
Hussell
was
referee,
A.
Clappertoii
anil
F.
Worarn
were
linesinpn,
And
the
teams
look
the
field
as
follows:
Ocean
Falls
W.
Marshall;
O.
K.
Lord
and
H.
Main;
J.
(Sunn,
I..
O.
Dest
and
W.
Chapman;
.1.
Paul,
T.
Fnichen,
J.
Munro,
W.
Smith
and
W.
Mitchell.
Prince
Itupert
A.
II.
Howlett;
O.
Howe
and
W.
K.
Willlscrof!
;
J.
Harris.
S.
Ourrie
nnd
It.
Woods;
fi.
Wiper,
H.
McDou
gall,
li.
Seotly.
W.
Mitchell
and
I).
Jack.
'
There
will
be
another
game
between
Prince
Hupert
and
Ocean
Falls
tomorrow
afternoon
The
Prince
Mupert
Ilne-up
will
be
selected
tonight.
Smoker
After
Game
Following
the
game
last
night,
a
smoker
was
held
by
the
Prince
Hupert
Fool
ball
Association
in
compliment
to
the
visitors,
(ieo.
Hill
presided,
and
among
those
speaking
were
J.
McSwan,
man
ager,
and
fSenrge
ll'st,
captain
of
the
Ocean
Falls
learn.
Un
tribuling
to
the
program
with
various
numbers
were
W.
Keith,
W.
Milcbell,
A.
Allen,
W.
Smith,
II.
Lllley
nnd
W.
Marshall
of
Ocean
Falls,
and
Have
Scott,
J.
Hlack,
A.
Murray,
A.
Hales,
Y
Mitchell,
I).
Jack,
W.
Davies.
A
CUpperlon,
J.
Johnson
and
J,
Harris
of
Prince
Hupert.
The
Ocean
Falls
Glee
Club
also
gave
acceptable
numbers.
W
Vaiiglian
Davie
was
accompan
ist
for
Ihc
evening.
Sport
Chat
j
Loral
ninirods
have
now
only
1-T.',:i;i.!?..JllilK,,)r
riimiiiK
ovit
SWX
.,h1
,lw'a
fe
,,y
I'orc
the
wn
i.ni
into,
luiiKf
4.
U.l
M.lllcl,
i..
riH-.
lrrt.
0
II.
NAliKN,
,
.
,
.
Pi'flily
M
rr
or
Uiiilr.
Liiiilt
liriiartmi'iii,
Virtorli,
li
t
tud
Sept,
iet.
official
opening
of
the,
amr.
season
in
this
district.
It.
tad
the
deer
hunters
may
s'-irl
out
at
the
end
of
the
week
for
Hie
season
opens
on
Saturda,
September
12.
Parties
thai
have
been
cruising
around
II.
dcor
haunts
lately
report
Irnt
jnme
eenis
to
lie
as
plentiful
a
ever
and
Iherp
will
no
doubt
be
many
parlies
nut
ibis
wetk
en
I-.
barf
a
buck
before
they
are
fusilnded
to
the
mountain-tops,
there
toj
slay
until
snow
fore.-
tiiem
down
again
later
in
the
rion
The
sliotgiin
exerts
may
sl.irl
out
on
September
IS,
when
lh
season
for
ducks.
et
rtc
opens,
ii
is
.nut
Hi.v
the
tottls
ere
eoming
south
earlier
than
i:sual
this
year.
If
the'
i.
the
cue,
early
seison
hunting
may
be
.ictter
than
ii
umkiIU
m.
The
season
for
blue
gmoe
op
n-
.ia
S-ntembef
12,
ami
fo
willow
.grouse
on
October
15.
rh
trap
ping
season
ami
bag-limil
ruNs
e.ie
simitar
to
last
year.
Italic
Huthidol
of
mitlions
of
liifhall
fans,
is
u:-inte
by
b:s
manager
for,
'miscondiM't,"
which
means,
in
'
lhi
cae.
The
Ocean
Falls
football
team
drunkenness,
disobedienre
and
a
......
-
.
kU'ul
lot
I
tma.l
.nvd
111..
Vflfit.'sii.
vi-r
Sun
The
signature
of
thi
man
on
a
horsebide
bal.
tin
been
prized
:nore
tiiuhly
than
original
signatures
of
Shakespeare.
'And
now,
lik
other
idols
with
clay
feel,
he
l.m
"ben
tumbled
to
earth,
shown
up
as
a
bragging,
liieiitiouH,
fa'
iikiii,
wil'i
nothing
but
a
ipiick
eye
nnd
a
-.irons
ai'm.
It
is
tint
the
-.
of
ImIh
ItUtti
I
is
the
faith
rf
an
educational
system
I
Ii
a
t
teaches
young
dettiorracy
to
look
to
the
wrong
men
for
it
idols.
The
great
mass
of
lh)
people
havw
len
taught
lo
knmv
good
actor,
goo.
I
poliii.-iaits
and
uood
hall
players
when
they
ee
I
hem.
HBP
they
have
:i.ver
hen
taught
to
know
good
MK.N
wneh
they
find
ihein.
'Hie
world
has
confused
aptness
wMh
-roMdiMMs,
ittracliveness
with
righteous
ness
and
amusement
with
al
iccotnp'lHlirnent.
And
so.
put
ting
its
Ilabo
IUilhs,
who
are
skilful,
attractive
ami
amusing,
up
on
u
pedestal
for
worrdtip
and
imitation,
it
need
not
.
surprised
when
they
sometimes
tumble
down.
POLICE
COMMISSION
MEETING
YESTERDAY
Receiving
of
Chief's
Reports
and
Passing
of
Accounts
Only
Business
Transacted
Little
mure
thnn
routine
.
work
came
up
at
Hie
mridaV
mdnj,hly
insulin?
of
the
police
commission
which
was
held
yesterday
after
noon.
Mayor
iNewton
and
Com
missioner
W.
II.
Montgomery
were
in
attendance,
Commissioner
James
CnomJis
still
heiiug
in
hospital.
The
report
of
Ihc
chief
of
police
Air
tho
iuonJIis
of
July
and
August
were
submitted.
In
July
there
wero
.12
rases
in
police
court
resulting
in
27
convictions
with
collections
totalling
5ui,r().
In
August
there
were
51
cases
and
10
euuviclions,
collections
totalling
717.
As
usual,
drunkenness
was
the
most
common
charge
on
the.
list.
OUT-OF-TOWN
PEOPLE
AT
MERCHANTS'
DINNER
Buyers'
Week
Not
Altogether
Successful
this
Year
but
Should
be
Continued
It
Is
felt.
There
were
several
oul-of-
the
form
of
n
dinner
In
the
St.
Ilegis
Cafe
last
evening.
Oeorge
Hryanl,
president
of
the
Association,
was
In
the
chair
nnd
among
lliosn
who
spoke
were
T.
Hnlll-well
and
.lames
Lever
of
Terrace
and
William
Lockyer
of
Prince
i,
-
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--
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WANTS
FOIl
SAI.K
Upholstering
and
furniture
repairing
done
on
the
premises
by
expert
workmen.
I.ei
us
quote
you
on
repairing
your
old
furniture.
Iteasonnblc
prices.
Call
and
inspect
our
workshop.
Furniture
bought,
ntd
and
exchanged.
Agents
for
the
PHK-MIF.lt
HA.'(IK.
Prince
Hupert
Kxchange.
Phone
(152.
if
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SALK
Hons,.
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ami
first
-(jlass
float
20x35.
Make
an
offer.
Kaien
Hardware.
FOIl
SAI.K
A
three
-
roumett
house
and
three
lots.
Apply
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Kighlh
Avenue
Kast.
211
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SALK
Fine
imported
940
clarinet
and
case,
417.50.
VeslenIiaven
!lro.
211
FOH
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rug,
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x
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Phone
Hlack
28.
evenings.
ft
I
BOARD
HOAHI)
The
Seeond
Avenue.
Phone
Hed
707.
'
LOST
Inlander,
830
Phono
137.
HO
A
III)
and
Homii
or
HoariKouly,
LOST
MO
in
bill,
between
Westholme
Theatre
and
Sen!
Cove
last
night.
Finder
ploase
phone
Itltie
182.
Itewnrd.
fieonge
and
l.
C
.Vfcllne
and
llerl
Morgan
of
this
city.
speaking
of
the
innovation
or
Ituycrs'
Week
here,
Mr.
Mcltne
gave
a
review
of
what
liad
been
done
ly
the
committee
and
staled
that,
vie
tho
result
this
year
had
hot
been
up
lo
expectations.
he
thought
the
idea
would
be
nl
limalely
successful
nnd
(Should
be
carried
on
with.
He
suggested
some
vvn
and
menu
by
which
improvements
might
be
effected
The
oilier
speakers
held
similar
opinions,
nil
agreeing
that
Huy
ers
Week
was
an
institution
Hint
should
be
continued.
keeper.
ROCK
DRILLING
The
rock-drilling
conlesl
nl
the
Fair
yesterday
nflernoon
re?'
suited
In
a
win
for
Jnek
Slier
man
and
A.
Iver'son.
Aklerman
(ieorge
Casey
was
judge
and
time
C.N.H.
steamer
Prince
Hupert,
Ha
pi.
I.
Donald,
arrived
from
the
south
nl
10
o'clock
this
morning,
coming
In
half
an
hour
early
because
there
is
n
heavy
freight
cargo
150
Ions
to
dischnrge
here
before
sailing
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
at
four
o'clock
this
afternoon,
The
yes
sel
had
a
comparatively
light
town
guests
nl
(he
regular
passenger
list,
monthly
meeting
of
the
Helail!-
Merchant-'
Association
which
took,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Friday,
September
11
High
.
.
.
:ti
a.m.
1
1.7
ft
21:01
p.m.
10.1
Low
....
9:32
am,
7.1
"
14
34
p.m.
10.5
"
TO
RENT
(flHI.
WANTF.O
for
generalFOH
HKNT.
Pianos,
player!
housework.
Apply
to
Mr
Frizzell,
at
store.
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALH.
dining
room
suite.
bedroom
suites,
Chesterfield
stsiles,
ranges,
stoves,
bed
linen,
towel,
window
blinds,
inlaid
linoleum
nnd
printed
tinoleuinn,
lounge,
chairs.
CltitTtonieres,
Dressers,
Hcd-steads,
mattresses
ami
springs.
Inning
tables
kitchen
fable,
table
ollehjth.
A.
Mackenzie.
Furfiilure
House.
Phone
775.
pianos,
pliiinograpbii
and
-esv-,,to(r,(
()m
,
ing
machine.
Musi
Store.
Walker's','
vk-""
FOH
HK.NT.
Two
room
furnish
month.
Phone
Hi
no;.
tr
If
FOH
HKNT
After
Se,,i.
15.
h'Ji
-
sratow.
708
Fifth
Aveou-
V
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Phone
Hl
512
niiirtunu-
FOH
HKNT
MiHlern
iip-..-.l.tte
flat,
Hand
Hlock.
Apidy
Max
RellbrowT.
tf
FOH
HKXT.
Motlen.
hmi-e.
Ue
rooins
a
nit
bath.
Mnnro
llro-.
FOH
ItKNT
Itoom
in
oriiite
home.
Phone
Oreen
t.'IO.
l
WOMEN'S
HOSPITAL
Surgical
and
Obstetrical
-
3235
3Ulh
Avenue
West
(korru-dale;,
Vancouver.
II.
C.
Dp.
Ernest
Hall,
suiierinteiulent.
CARS
FOR
SALE
IUL'0
Nunli,
5-ia-eer
louring
$850
1031
Overland
i.
SimIhii
.
700
I
Itti:'
Ford
Seilnn
425
I
IVIH
McLaughlin
I.isrhl
rt.
5-pu-senger
230
I
Ford
light
delivery
lorrie,
rebuilt
176
KAIEN
GARAGE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Station
OUOIlYKAH
TIRKH
Wrecking
Service
Hay
and
Nlfhl
Phone
52
KINDLING
WOOD
All
dry
inside
wood,
kindling
anil
blocks
mixed,
0
no
per
load
delivered.
Outside
woimI.
$1.50
per
load
delivered.
Norwegian
style
Halt
Ala-ka
Herring
in
30-lb.
and
Mu-lli.
kegs,
lOe
per
Hi.
ISAACSON
Seal
Cove.
Phone
Hlack
to
I
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NI'W
Process
Columbiu
Uncord-
no
scratching.
Finest
reproduction
of
laldat
Fm
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIO
STORE,
Third
Avenue
TAXI
Taxi
07
Phono
(Call
(leorge,
Paul
or
final)
Special
0
nnd
7
pasenger
Slmlo-
bakers
nl
your
service
day
nnd
uighl.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Fmpre-M
Hotel.
BENSON
BROTHERS
HAZELTON,
B
C.
Taxi
Service
CAHS
Mill
r
ALL
TltAlNS.
Tours
arranged.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phono
us.
P.O.
Jlox
009.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl.
ore
Store.
We
Huy,
Bell
and
Fx.
chango
New
and
Secondhand
Hoods.
GEO.
PAHADOPULIS,
830
Third
Ave.
'
Phone
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
hi
Rlewnrt
visit
Kellh'fl
Oafe
In
hlng
IMward
MIolel
now
re-nuiilellfd.
Hp-tn-dnte
Hlnlng
lloom
nnd
Lunch
Counler
BOB
KEITH
-
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