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PLAVEftS
IX
TKAIIXO
FOR
1,
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MOTEPi
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ASKED
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I'Ull'CH
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TORONTO,
Oc.
jt-ROgby
fcxjtWill
iipa
again-
Crimea."
iisv
place
onp
Oi
sporting
calender
in
Eastern
Cftniaa
and
hundreds
of
players
are
now
battling
for
positions
on
their
teams.
Orldders
in
the
Interprovlnclal,
Inter
collegiate
and
Ontario
Rugby
Football
unions
have
been
training
Intensively
for
the
past
few
weeks
and
all
la
lu
readiness
for;
the
opening
of
the
sea-ion
proper
on
Saturday,
October
3,
save
in
some;
cases,
for
the
final
scleo
tlon
of
teams.
No
games
are
scheduled
on
this
date.
In
the
Intercollegiate,
the
students'
schedule
getting
under
way
a
week
later.,
but
in
the
Interprovlnclal,
Hamilton
wilt
meet
Montreal
In
the
latter
city.
Camp
Borden
and
Hamilton
and
University
of
Toronto
and
Balmy
Beach
Vl
clash
In
the
Ontario
U&lon.
Interest
has
always
been"
high
In
ths
popular
Fall
pastime
but
a
fillip,
has
been
given
the
game
this
year
by
the
fact
that
Queen's
University
no
longei
has
a
monopoly
on
the
Dominion
cham.
pionship
title.
Ottawa
Senators,
start
ing
last
year
as
a
RIFLE
RANGES
I.
Palmer
Mon
Spoon
In
Had
Weather
Yesterday
he
spoon
was
won
yesterday
at
the
fla
NnffH
ht
T
falMM
I
the
leading
shots
being
handicapped.
Rain
made
the
scoring
difficult.
This
Is
the
last
shoot
but
two
after
which
the
miniature
ranges
will
be
used.
Following
were
the
scores;
It.
Davidson
31
29
W.
Brass
27
32
R.
Wilson
28
28
M.
M.
Lamb
31
26
W.
Howarth
25
27
J.
palmer
20
24
F.
Smith
20
27
C.
V.
Evltt
20
28
J.
T.
Young
18
17
29-89
27-
86
28-
4
3784
2375
25-9
239
2203
1550
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVAL
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
PKIM'K
III
I'tllT.
II.
C.
ORDERS
FOR
OCTOBER.
1039
-
Drills
Monday,
8
to
0
pjn4
Instruction.
Thursday,
a
to
O
p.m,
miniature
rang.
Aihual
Training
Training
will
tak
place
at
Jhe
R.C
Barracks,
Esquimau,
Novemberl
to
15
Inclusive.
Ratings
wjll
parade
at
headquarters
In
uniform
with
kit
hags
on
Thursday,
October
38,
at
8
jm.
fcr
Inspection
and
will
embark
mlghty
Queen's
had
Imparted
encour-
ys
will
not
be
worn.
t
agement
to
the
others
and
each
Is
out
j
W.
HUME,
1st
Lieut.
this
year
to
emulate
the
champions'
!
1
splendid
accomplishment.
.
IA77
MIICIP
HP
AVE
OTTAW
A
AGAINST
Tlf.KltS
'
rfMtlU
lUVUtJ
aHV
f
Li
When
Ottawa
meet
Hamilton
Tigers
'.
in
their
opening
game
on
Oct.
9,
they
:
will
field
practically
the
same
tean.
'
SALMON
FROM
FRASER
that
swept
them
to
victory
last
Fall.
,
K
K"
tIKEX
40I1NW
SAYS
UKASON
There
were
rumors
at
the
opening
oi
'
TIIEV
IX)
NOT
COME
W
the
season
of
wholesale
desertion
froml
EVIHKNT
the
Ottawa'
.ranks
but
this
has
notj
....
Vluy
vwo
ox
xne
regu-
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
4.
Jazz
"mooi.r
lars-Jerry
TtmmU
and
Vincent
Man,jas
driven
the
sockeye
salmon
from
nan.
both
middle
wlngs-wUl
be
ab-j.the
rraser
River,
according
tfl
Kakwei
sent
from
,
the
line-up
in
the
opener.
'
kfn
johnny,
who
lives
on
Thompson
Tlmmls
U
now
residing
In
the
Untteo
sound.
Government
officials
were
ot
States
and
Monahan
has
gone
to
the
-
the
opinion
that
the
rock
slide
rt
Queen's
University
team
In
the
Inter.
1
HeU's
Gate,
In
the
"Fraaer
Canyon
In
collegiate
Joe
Miller
Harold
Starr
and
:
W3,
and
over
rishtn
were
rwpon,
Charlie
Lynch,
all
of
whom
were
at(tlbie
for
the
near-exhaustton
of
the
different
times
reported
as
having,
de.Uecles,
but
the
indUn
has
a
theory
elded
not
to
'turn
out
with
Senatora.
,n
his
own
and
this
Is
It.
as
ex-
rcuorvea
lor
practice
ana
wuj
;
pained
Jn
hii
,tUr
a
,
cuuvinuewim
me
cnampions
through
here:
tit
.
newspaper
,
the
season.
I
..My
name
u
Kakwelken
j0hnny
of
Joe
Tubman,
the
sensational
kicking
Kakwelken
River.
Thompson
Sound.
I
half,
who
won
renown
when
he
out.
read
much
in
the
newspsper
all
about
booted
"Pep"
Leadley
of
Queen's
U
'
salmon
no
come
back
on
Fraser
Rlyer
the
seml-f
Inal
last
year,
will
be
In
hH
water.
one
man
aay
salmon
afraid
w
regular
position,
teaming
up
with
Con
I
g0
through
skookumchuck
(fastwater
nell
and
Miller
on
the
half
line.
Einer-
41(.ii
ot.
.nothw
mn
.n
son
will
probably
get
the
flying
wlnz
assignment.
Lynch
is
a
certainty
far
quarterback
and
Bruce
will
be-
at
snap.
Humphrey
and
Curry
are
likely
looking
candidates
for
tlfe
inside
wing
positions.
Pritchard
and
Klrby
seem
t-.
have
clinched
the
middle
and
Starr
and
Young
are
almost
sure
of
belnq
placed
at
outsldes.
FIVE
BILLIARD
STEAMS
SELECTED
Auoclatlon's
isrhedule
this
Winter
The
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
Association
met
yesterday
and
selected
team
as
follows
to'
engage
In
the
schedule
this
winter:
The
Lions:
Don
Brown,
captain;
Jack
Judge,
Joe
Brown,
J.
HUlman,
II.
Parr,
J.
May.
The
Tigers:
George
Wsugh.
captain;
B.
Jellch.
J,
Andrews,
Dr.
J.
A.
West,
Joe
Beesley,
J.
Hamilton.
The
Bear
'Cats:
Charlie
Balagno.
captain;
P.
.O-Donnell,
Frank
Zleman.
H.
Cprbett.
D.
Howe,
j:.
McLean.
'
The
Beavers:
W.
H.
Long,
captain:
W.
J.
Nelson.
iBen
Self,
Frank
Aldrldg.
Angus
McDonald,
Alexander
Harvey.
The
Cougars:
Fred
Pjle.
captain;
Percy
Tinker.
M,
M.
MacLachlan,
8.
D.
Macdonald.
Bert
Morgan,
S.
Darton.
Part
of
the
schedule
has
been
drawn
up
as
follows:
October
8.
Tigers
vs.
Lions.
October
13.
Cougars
vs.
Beavers.
October
15-Bear
Cats
vs.
Tigers.
catch
'em
alNln
net.
"We
understand
why
salmon
no
com
back
-
any
more.
Long
time
ago
lots
of
salmon
British
Columbia.
Lots
Indians
live
here
and
eat
more
salmon
than
white
man
eats.
Our
klooehme,.
(Indian
women)
understand
how
sing
nice
salmon
song.
They
sit
on
bank
by
river
and
sing
nice
song.
By
and
by
salmon
come,
Hlyu
salmon
come,
plenty
fish.
In
little
while
Indians
set
all
sslmon
they
.need
for
winter.
When
Indians
get
salmon
they
make
cut
in
telly
aud
take
out
heart
and
burn
it
"
"c-
"kiuk
jirsn
ctanoi
will
r
.,.
..
,,
,
.
......
j
;
I
"?'.
',.'rn;'
t,.',,'r'.n'UUrd
wlm
and
teU
other
salmon
not
to
come
by
that
water.
"When
white
man
come
he
catch
our
children
and
send
'em
to
school
an1
the
tenas
kloochman
(young
woman)
forget
ole
salmon
song
snd
learn
ai
mooslc
song.
Salmon
no
like
that
song
and
no
come.
White
man
catch
salmon
end
throw
tumtum
In
water
and
tumtum
swim
back
and
tell
other
salmon
no
come
cause
white
man
put
'em
in
cans."
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Newt
she
said;
'What
do
you
Nova
Scotia
ni
mean
by
not
proclaiming
overseas
the
fciautles
p(
this
province?
In
my
cplnlbn
It
Is
one
of
the
most
beautiful
places
that
1
have
ever
visited
yet
its
attractions
are
comparatively
unknown
n
England?
Why
la
this?
Is
It
not
aregt
mistake?
You
have
a
matchleat
country.
.
Miss
Davis
Js
a
writer
on
sliorthaitd.
her
books
(ncludlnr
a
text-hook.
"Ttu
Junior
Typist"
and
"The
Junior
Wo
wan
Secretary."
PRINCE
GEORGE
A.
H.
Johnson,
who
Is
engaged
In
the
ustness
of
raising
poultry
on
the
Mc
tarty
ranch
on
the
north
side
of
the
Nechako
River,
suffered
.a
severe
loss
recently
when
a
skunk;
killed
off
175
Of
his
chickens.
Johnson
finally
(lea.
patched
the
animal
with
a
rifle
and
hot
gun,
F.
J.
Armstrong
has
arrived
her
rom
Kami
oops
to
take
charge
of
the
aonstrucUon
of
the
3.
D.
McArthur
sawmill.
The
plant,
which
Is
to
have
a
dally
output
ot
250.000
feet,
Is
to
b
completed
and
ready
for
operation
bj
next
spring.
An
influential
delegation
is
to
b.
ent
from
here
to
victoria
to
urge
the
provincial
government
to
take
the
ne
cessary
action
that
will
lead
to
a
pulp
and
paper
mill
being
established
here
The
delegation
will
be
sent
in
advanw
f
the
promoters'
conference
with
trm
tcveniroent
and
will
remain
at
Vic
toria
until
a
decision
In
the
matter
U
cached.
.
Frank
Hornby,
a
local
'youth,
has
;een
found
guilty
of
having
stolen
goods
In
his
possession.
On
a
slmlUr
charge1
George
Mil
jure,
was
also'
Dr.
P.
D.
Carr,
local
chlropraetc).
has
returned
from
a
trip
to
Davenport
Iowa.
J.
Q.
Whlteacre
was
In
town
Ias
week
from
the
Mandllay
ranch
which
he
has
.
under
development.
The
ranch
will
produce
about
400
bushels
of
first
class
wheat
this
season
and
ceveral
tons
of
potatoes.
Mr.
White-acre
is
ot
the
opinion
that
the
facilities
offered
by
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
will
greatly
encourage
grain
growing
in
the
Central
Interior.
The
first
car
to
drive
here
from
McBrtde
and
Dunster
arrived
last
weeH.
It
was
driven
by
George
Osteite
of
Mc
m
'
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i
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i
i
i
...
i
i
rf
liiLr
Summer
White
0hin$s
Each
time
white
summer
clothes
are
washed
their
pure
whiteness
must
be
restored.
To.
accomplish
this
Is
simple
enough,
however.
Just
colour
the
rinsing
water
with
ever
reliable
Reckitts
Bag
Blue
Jn
tht
handy
bag
wiih
tht
Blue
and
White
atript
TO
READY
IT7
te
IT
TO
HCR1
am:-
m&'-w
SINGS
PRAISES
OF
t"
Lungren
ot
UUMU
MARITIME
PROVINCE
that
night
unless
other
instructions
are
HALIFAX,
NS..
Oct.
4
received.
!
H.
Davis.
Of
Stratford-on.Avon.
te.pl
nine
hunting
m
ih.
r.Hh.
Vnlform
Until
further
orders
blue
j
twelve
years
secretaiy
to
Marie
Corelll,
caps
will
be
worn
without
cap
covers,
has.
been
visiting
her
cousin,
Edward
rather
poorly
Jerseys
may
be
worn.
No.
3
rig
Is
to,
Hull,
of
Oils
city.
In
an
interview
thought
of
aggregation,
swept
throueh
j
pe
wJn
when
attending
parades
la
unl
the
Interprovlnclal
schedule,
gave
tht
,orm'
Queen's
their
first
beayng'
l.n
27
starts
'
Dance
The
first
annual
dance
of
the.
In
the
Dominion
semifinal
and
a
wee
I
V11"
w'
be
on
Trafalgar
Day,
October
later
vanquished
Winnipeg
Tigers
hi
21
lr
the
Moose
Hall.
For
further
par.
the
final.
Senators'
success
in
develop
(tlcvlara
see
hotlce
board,
All
rating
who
lng
a
team
good
enough
tq
whip
the
;
attend
should
be
In
uniform
No.
1.
Jer-
R.
H.
Poojey.
leader
of
the
Conscrra-
!
:ve
opposition
In
the
provincial
leg
ansa
Annie
mature,
is
trying
his
luck
at
bis
..resent
at
AIez
Lake.
NEW
HAZELTON
The
provincial
department
of
public
works
has'
completed
the
new
sido-alks
and
gravelling
in
Hazelton
and
-
now
making
repairs
to
the
sidewalks
n
New
Hazelton.
Mrs.
U.
L.
Larkworthy
left
last
week
or
Stratford,
Ontario,
after
having
pent
the
surtmtr
here
visiting
with
4r
son,
W.
J.
Larkworthy.
Mr.
Larki
worthy
went
with
her
as
far
as
Smith-
it
and
speut
a
few
days
there.
Rev.
Father.
McOrath
of
Prince
Ru.
pert,
is
here
for
his
annual
two
weeK
shooting.
The
Omlneca
Herald
mj
he
will
have
to
be
contented
with
bear
and
deer
aa
grouse
are
vert
scarce
this
year.
Ore
frcm
the
Silver
Cup
mine,
whlett
is
being
worked
under
the
dlrecUon
ot
W.
8.
(Duke)
Harris,
continues
to
be
delivered
at
the
New
HazellonslaUo
i
Dr.
11.
C,
Wrlnch
returned
home
at
the
first
ot
last
week
after
a
thret
months'
holiday
which
took
him
as
far
as
California
and
Ontario.
At
a
dinner
to
be
held
on
October
10
by
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
the
Ne
Hazelton
Church
a
drawing
will
takr
place
for
a
horse
and
saddle
for
which
tickets
are
now
being
sold.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
B.
O.
Large
left
last
aeek
for
Toronto
where
Dr.
Urge
wljl
take
up
post
graduate
work
before
taking
up
his,
new
duties
as
medical
superintendent
of
the
Port
Simpson
Hospital.
There
were
many
social
funo
ttons
in
honor
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Largo
before
they
departed.
h
iki:m;
nr.
pout
a.m.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Raining,
strorw
southeast
wind:
bsrometer,
29a5;
temperature,
.
60;
lea
.rough;
a
p
Jn.
spoke
steamer
Qriffco,
'An
vox
for
Seattle,
CO)
miles
from
Seattle:
fpjn.
spoke
steamer
Admiral
Evans,
Ketchikan
for
SeatUe,
340
miles
from
Seattle:
11
p.
m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Charles
in
Hecate
Straits
bound
for
Jedway.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer.
30.
00;
temperature.
49
.
BULL
HARBOR.
Raining,
strong
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.04;
tem
perature.
43;
sea
rough:
8
pjn.
spoke
inctorshlp
Llllehorn.
Ocean
Falls
feu
Nanalmo.
abeam
Harold
Point;
8
am
spoke
steamer
Venture
In
Deane
Chan
net
southbound;
8
am.
spoke
tug
Lorpe,
towing
barge
Drumrock,
la
Uama
Pass'
southbound.
NOON
D1GBY
ISLAND.
Overcast,
moder
ate
southeast
gale;
barometer,
29
0.
temperature.
53;
.
pea
rough.
.
,
DEAD
TREE
FODfT.
-
.
Birometer.
30.00;
temperature.
60.
BULL
HARBOR.
Overcast,
stronjr
southeast
wind;
b'arcmeter.
30.04;
temperature.
43;
sea
rough:
84)0
a.m.
tpoke
steamer
Prince
Charles
abeam
Copper
Inland
northbound;
8
.30.
ajn.
spoke
tug
Cape
Scott
abeam
Blink-
hern
Isisr.d
bound
for
Ocean
Falls;
10.15
a
m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Ru
pert
In
MUlbank
Sound
southbound.
HOTKL
AltUIVAI.S
Prince
Rupert
George
McAfee,
Georgetown;
Howard
Hill,
A.
F.
McMllan,
Miss
Dorothy
McMillan,-
Tom
Marshall,
II.
W.
Brown.
J.
L.
Saunders,
J.
C.
Blgham,
William
Ware,
C.
W.
Harrison,
A.
J,
McCul-lough,
Dugald
Campbell
and
W.
W.
Mc-Olllls,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
n.
Matheaon,
Naaa
Harbor;
Mrs,
W.
II.
Pierce,
Port
Esslngton;
8.
Milne,
A,
p.
Balllle,
J,
D.
Balllle,
and
J.
F.
Strang,
city;
Mrs.
J.
A.
Brown
and
Miss
Ada
Brown,
Hocstall
River:
E,
O.
Perry.
Edmonton;
C.
R.
Brrck
and
R,
R.
Day,
New
Yor
kClty;
Joe
Colburn,
Van.
arsdol;
J,
c.
Henntz,
Prince
qebrge
O.
F,
Duke
and
Angus
McLeod,
Stew
art;
A.
W.
Chapman,
Big
Missouri;
P.
A.
Clunk,
B.C.,
SIlYer;
D,
II.
Arm.
itrprix
Santa
Monica,
Central
D,
R.
Pottlnger,
Toronto;
J.
Smith
and
S.
Shefskey,
C.N.R.,
Levi
Frmrtart,
city.
William
Gold
bloom,
the
well
known
I
local
fur
dealer,
returned
tq
the
city
i
on
the
Cardena
-yesterday
afternoon,
,
He
has
been
a.way
for
the
past
month
on
a
business
trip
which
took
htm
ai
liar
East
as
New
York
City.
O
1926
v
Int-.
Ftuc
Scnvicc,
e
C
DrluUi
Hht
twmi
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
PRICE
RIC1HT
FOR
QUICK
ALLV-Al
quality
Alaska
sliver
luxes,
limited
number;
blue
foxes,
three
years
In
pen;
pen
tamed
marten;
and
13i
Interior
Alaska
and
Yukon
Territory
fine
dark
mink,
all
highest
quality,
pen
raised
for
four
years.
All
vt
this
foundation
stock
selected
by
on
of
Alsska's
oldest
fur
buyers.
For
price
and
further
Information,
enquire
of
Mrs.
H.
J.
Bradbury.
Prince
Kupert
or
Ooldsteln'a
CI
lacier
Fir
Farms,
Juneau.
Alaska.
331
FOR
SALE.
NORTHERN
PRODUCTION
.
.Chinchillas,
from
prUe
'
winning
registered
stock.
Reduced
prices
short
time
only:
short
of
room.
Ooocl
foundation
stock.
Fowney
Fur
Farm.
Terrace.
B
C.
232
FOR
SALE,
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
Lata
te,
e
are
authorised
to
sell
several
lots,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
siu)
on
sewer.
Prices
low
and
terms
from
11000
monthly.
Enquire
T.
McClymont.
tf
FOR
SALE
FOURTEEN'
OOOD
HORSftt
Apply
at
Skeena
Lumber
Co..
Usk
B.C.
or
Oeorge
Rorle.
Hays'
Building.
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
FOR
SALE
THIRTY
FOOT
EX
TEN.
alon
ladder;
four
blade
lawn
mower.
241
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Phone
Black'
338.
TENT
FOR
BALE.
NEW
THIS
TEAR
ana
used
only
one
week.
Price
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Dally
News.
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SALE,
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RENT
PIANOS,
PLAYER-plsnos,
phonographs
and
sewing
ova-chines.
Wslker's
Music
Store.
FOR
RENT.
SIX
ROOM
MODERN
flat
with
bathroom,
at
171
Third
Ave.
East.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
U
FOR
RENT
MODERN
UP-TOrDATE
fist;
large
airy
rooms;
fire
place;
it
close
in.
Max
Hellbroner.
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE;
UN-
obstructed
marine
view.
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
East.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
dsy,
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
C07.
If
MODERN
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
FIVS
rooms
and
bath.
Munra
Bros.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
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MAKE
MONEY
AT
HOME.
MEN
AND
Women
can
earn
II
to
S2
an
hour
in
spare
time
writing
showcards.
No
canvssslog
or
soliciting.
We
instruct
you
and
supply
you
with
work.
Write
today.
The
Menhennit
Company
Limited,
81
Dominion
Building,
Toronto.
SPORT
CHAT
The
Cathedral
Badminton
Club
I
holding
Its
organization
meeting
th
s
week.
Members
of
the
congregation
of
St.
Andrews
have
been
playing
the
game
occasionally
all
summer
but
now
plans
are
being
laid
for
the
winter
an-j
it
is
expected
there
will
,be
a
large
membership.
The
Kail
beneath
the
church
Is
a
very
suitable
one
for
the
purpose,
cne
of
the
beat
In
.town,
Advertise
In
The
Dally
Newt
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DAILY
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in
75.0D
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r.00.00.
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per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WANTED.
WANTED.
ONE
RELIABLE
MAN
IN
every
town,
merchant
preferred,
to
take
orders
for
best
customs-made
clothes
In
Canada.
Highest
corn-mlMlons.
Rex
Tailoring
Co.
Ltd-
1o-ronton
(2)'
OFFICII
FURNITURE
WANTED.
FOR-
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GIRL
FOR
HOUSEWORK-
Apply
BC
Fur
Co..
Third
Avenue.
2J3
WANTED
SECONDHAND
BATE
CHEAP.
P.O.
Box
317.
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
WANTED.
FIRST
CLASS
.
CHAMBER.
maid
at
once.
Savoy
Hotel.
FOR
SALE.
FOUND
rOUND.-TWO
DOMESTIC
DUCKS
tU
DADS.
To
AUks
rilnl
H"5
00
fPber
17
and
27.
'
"jto
North
Nfn
(
hsrlolt
i
Mondivs
G30.00
t
lutulti
Jur-n
(harluit
Tourtnp
nml
IloaiNterS
815.00-
September
9
and
1J
Snort
lUvuMer
Coaeli
and
Cnun
Sedan
I.antlau
...
.
1
135.00
tl
JH5.00
USED
CARS
ON
HAND
I
Ford
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fJlvrv.
open"
hrxly
I
Fonf
I.ijrlit
Ilelivery,
panel
bo.ly
I
Fnrrl
Mjrhl
Hellvery,
4larler
equipmenl
...
I
Fnnl
Tinier
.5e.lan.
elarler
eqiiipmenl
....
I
0(Nn,olile
5-paen-
srer
TourinE.
1022
...
Term
ran
Im?
arramrerl
nn
linth
new
and
used
Jar
lo
ajill
tlio
purchaser.
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
&c
MAIL
SCHEDULE
Hays'
Creek.
8aturday
Apply
DaUy
IICT.OOIVtl
orace
nr
b,
fji.t
'
FOUND
-'
fIVE
BASEBALL
BATS.
ply
Dally
News
Office.
ANOTHER
BIO
CHEVROLET
REDUCTION
IN
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES.
l-m
Ton
rtihly
Kx-pre
Clia.4i
f
li
Ton
l.iylil
Delivery
CliaMi
..
Tu
Va
trainer-'
I
Sundays
10
IS
pa
Tuesdays
4
t:i
p
Thursdays
lo.l.j
ps
Saturdays
.
.....
013
lc
j
OPR.,
Sept.
It
end
21
pjs
1a
Anjuv.
Alkt
Arm,
Mrsul
and
hf
lulrr
I
Sundays
T
pa
jlo
rt.
H)mKun
and
pm
It
her
relM-
rlrlO.Oo'T
"
ana
Alk
Aran-.
in
i-imsri
ana
rremier
10
pa
3
pa
-
tlOJO.Ol)!
Wednesdays
8
IS
pa
Baturdsys
9
It
pa
IV-COMIMI
i
rom
ine
Mondsys,
Wednesdays
trd
FriUys.
cw
ISO
pa
I
two
YsiKDUtrr
Sundsys
p
Wedneadsye
tO.30
aa
Fridays
n
Saturdays
10
JO
as
OJR
September
17
and
27
llftm
Aniat.
A
Ik
Arm.
Mmrt
u
',
lYemler
30Q
00
Tudyi
iB
I
'tram
11.
aimiMan
and
Via
u.r.
is.li
Saturdays
Ironi
Aljka
IMInt
September
II
and.
21.
I
riitn
North
qneen
f'karMIe-
Wednesdaya
I
ram
.ulh
(taem
rliarlaltr
September
I
and
IS.
I
rom
Anjoi
and
tike
Arm
Cadllac,
MoLtuohlln.
Oakland.
LI'??'?
:
1
.
nM.
kii.
-
inn.
ana
iTemier
Chevrolet
Cart
Phone
52
NEW
CAR
PRICES
niiiinlirnil
Sport
HoaiMrr
Toiirilip
Coupe.
Tmlor
Sedan
.
.
Fordor
Sedan
.
Lialil
Dclivi'rv
Trnrk
.?riS.no
.
nso.no
.
002.00
.
7ft
1.00
.
700.00
.
831.00
.
."02.00
.
r.si.oo
These
prlceg
include
freight,
taxes,
self
starter
and
balloon
tires.
Coll
or
telephone
"for
denmnslra-
uon
or
ynvnig
lesions.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.,
Authorlied
Ford
Sales
and
8ervlce
FORD
Cars
Trucks
T.-.U..
TAXI
Phone
G7
Taxi
(Call
(leorKe.
Paul
or
(Instl
Six
and
Seven
PaMetmer
Sltidn
linker
nt
your
dlpoal
any
lime
HU55
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meekor
Block.
Aernes
frntp
Ktnprea
Hotel.
High
Low
MRINnr
Stliursi-r
-pins.
Hattirday.
October
2
line
am.
23:00
p.m.
4:63
in,
17:23
pm.
8l'MlAV.
Of'Timrii
'"h
1U4B
am.
2.1
'40
n
tn
IW
K
M
.
,
18:02
pm.
MONDAY.
Ot'TOItl'lt
n,8h
13:19
pm.
tW
a
ti
.
n,
'T-
'
18:35
pm.
TC'KNIIAY,
tU'TOIIKK
"l8h
0:2(1
am.
12:48
pm.
Low
8:44
am,
19:07
pm.
17.8
ft.
17.8
'
8.8
B.3
"
18.3
ft.
18.8
"
8.3
8.3
M
I
19.1
(t.
SB
"
13
"
19.3
ft,
19.8
B.8
"
t2
For
summer
Sundayaa.
Prtnce
Rupert
Tuesday
a.
Cardena
.
.
Thursdsy
e.
Prince
Charles
Thursday
aa,
fringe
Oeorge
Saturday
aa.
Catala
10
Sept.
11
as,
Princess
Charlotte.
aa
aa
s
pa
Sundsys
g
pa
imix
ou.i:ciiovs
A.M.
Orshsm
ailirt
Aves.
I.eo
III
Ave
&
ith
St.
..
tot
eth
Ave.
4
fulmn
Kt.
.
I
10
(th
Ate.
Thompson
III
II
ft
ftherbrock
Aei.
t.to
II
We.
Cnnrsd
St.
.
t.n
lh
Ave.
A
lisys
Cove
.
t.10
th
k
llsri
Gave
Circle
t.ll
Ih
Ave.
Coin
St.
I
to
lh
Ale.
A
MrBrid
SI.
1.41
rro.
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t.to
rr.
riMt.
whsrr
...
t.n
I.T.P.
Whsrf
to.oo
O.T.P.
Stilton
Tn.t
Ave.
It
fn.t
St.
..
a
19
IH
Ave
A
Fill
inn
SI,
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led
Ave.
A
th
St,
.
10
to
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p,m,
r.
in
in
in
tu
in
Ml
rjl
II
(ti
Ml
t.ll
til
III
lit
til
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
II
P-
I
P
t
pm
II
put
Sept.
21
-s.
Prlnree
Louise.
I'rwm
Yanrniner-
Sunday
as.
Cardena
p-
Monday-as,
Irlnce
Clisrles
10
JO
an
Wednesdayaa.
Pr.
Oeorge
10
JO
a
Trldayss.
Caul
a
a
Saturday
aa,
Pr.
Tiupert
.
I0J0
a
Sept.
17-as.
Princess
lioulse
8
e
m-Sept.
27-sa.
Prlneeiw
Charlotte
a
I'nr
I'orl
flniMon
and
Naa
lllter
Friday
as.
Catala
am
I
rom
Port
glnipwu
and
Nnas
Hirer
Haturdsy-
;
j.
Catala
am
lor
Mfwarf,
,njov
and
.tllee
Arm
Cundsy
.
Cardeo
8
p
r'rmu
hteaatt,
Anjnv
an4
Alice
Arm-
Tuesdsy
as.
Cardena
.
am
lr
Mirvtart
.
Saturday-as.
Prlnee
Ilutwrt
I
ro
m
Mewnrt
Sunday
sa.
Prince
nurrt
IVr
North
(jiiren
cimrlolte
aionaay-
-a.
Prince
Charles
rrom
orli
queen
t'harlntte
Wednesday-
.
Prinra
rharix
a
a.m-
lor
oiilh
(Jueen
(
harlntlet
weanesqsy
s.
rrlnce
John
.
pm
From
South
t(ueen
Charlotte
Wednesdayas.
Prince
Charlea
8
e
nt
I'or
Anjox
'
v
Wednesday
aa.
Prince
Oeorge
10
pm
I'runi
Anvuv
ThurKlsy
ss.
Prince
Oeotge
I'or
MlfMsrt
Saturdsy-e.
Prince
Rupert
I'rom
Klewsrt
Sunday
as.
Prince
Hupert
ror.
Annua
Sept.
17
as.
Princess
Louise
.
.
I'rom
AUkkn
Sept,
27-
sa.
Princess
Charlotte,
Sept
ai-j-se.
Princess
IbuUe'.,,
10
pm
.
8
p
4
p
8
pro
10
pm
.
S
pm
am
ai
PA