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sir.
t.
j.;
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a.
,
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0"iM
SPEAKS
ABOUT,
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
MclftJ
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CFn
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SPORTSMANSHIP
'JAMKS
SIITrilKU,
FORMERLY
OK
v
THIS
CITY.
C1IVES
ADUKSS
AT
AX
VOX
:A)
very
Interesting
add
rest
was
tirrn
in
the
united
Church
on
Sunday
even
lng
by
James
Mitchell
of
the
Oranby
Day
School
staff,
says
the
Alice
Arm
and
Anyox
Herald.
The
subject
on
which
he
spoke
was
"The
Principles
of
Sports-
mansmp."
In
being
called
upon
,to
address
you
witn
such
a
topic
as
sportsmanship,
said
.
Mr.
Mitchell,
I
find
that
U
Is
a
term
which
has
really
been
cultivated
In
Very
recent
years,
it
exemplifies
the
essential
quality
of
a
sportsman
and
Is
used
In
a
sense
far
removed
from
the
word
"sport"
which
has
almost
a
taint
of
111
repute
In
Its
connotation.
Do
not
con
siaer.me
"sport"
which
Is
applied
to
a
man
who
Is
reckless
or
.Irresponsible.
,
Let
us
think
of
It
then
as
being
applied
to
a
sportsman.
'
kWTIAL
OIUI.1TIKS
But
what
are
the
essential
qualities
of.
a
sportsman?
In
simple
terms,
I
should
set
them
down
as
follows:
To
be
a
good
loser
and
a
graceful
winner.
The
first,
namely:
-to
be
a
good
loser
Is
practically
demanded
by
the
public
and
man
Is
forced
to
put
on
a
congenial
front
in
the
very
face
of
defeat.
The
latter
namely:
"to
be
a
graceful
winner."
demands
the
real
test
of
char-
acter
because
It
Is
so
entirely
personal
and
a
lively
man
is
liable
to
be
excused
l"If
victory
brings
an
overflow
of
vanity.
:
Whenever
a
man
Is
put
to
the
test,
f".
js.h
two
features
"will
prove
his
"
worth.
.
VARYING
UK
It'TIONS
We
find
that
men
and
women
show
f
f
varying
reactions
under
the
stress
of
...
,
trial
and
It
outcome.
VWe
are
quick
,
to
Judge
by
these
reactions
If
a
person
has
schooled
his
cpfrlt
to
refrain
from
resorting
to
primitive
instincts.
,
Personally
I
should
hardly
consider
sportsmanship
as
an
Inherent
Instinct.
V
The
growing
child
displays
It
but
feebly.
A
youngster
has-to
be
trained
to
accept
reverses,
without
pouting
and
giving
vent
to
his
feelings
of
displeasure
when
.thln8?
do
not
break
favorably.
On
the
other
hand,
a
child
should
not
be
allowed
to
flaunt
apparent
successful
'coups
before
children
who
have
to
be
satisfied
with
less:
:;
'in
j
childhood
we
see
very
little
give
and
take.
As
for
a
good
loser
that
boy
s
Isan
exception.
Just
picture
a
child
uttering
no
regrets
If
his
favorite
plaything
is
harmed
over,
to
a
younger
brother.'
with
parent
as
umpire.
Will
the
younger
brother
be
a
graceful
winner
.
and
try
to
pass
on
some
of
the
Joys
ot
.
victory?
You
all
know
too
well
Just
f
.
,
what
does
result.
r
PART
OF
ATIILETICH,.
i
,Ytthls
feeling
of
sportsmanship
Is
i
spreading
throughout
the
world
so
that
.
a.
man
today
would
hate
to
be
told
that
he
was
a
poor
loser,
or
that
he
couldnt
win
without
assuming
airs.
How
has
this
been
built
up?
Athletfcs
have
taken
a
very
prominent
part
and
It
Is
from
the
first
testing
field
that
the
word
had
taken
a
wider
application
to
all
attitudes
In
life.
The
school
has
had
.
a
.ire
Influence,
as
teachers
and
ln-
-
true
tors
in
charge
determine
to
have
those
under
their
tuition
ever
ready
to
N
on
'
correct
terms
of
sportsmanship
and
stimulate
a
.friendly
rivalry.
-
Mr.
Mitchell
discussed
the
great
part
.?ne
Church
played
In
developing
a
"give
and
take"
policy.
He
outlined
the
sports
of
Anyqx
and
concluded
with
:
an
-appeal
to
all
to
be
good
losers
and
graceful
winners.
EXCITING
GAME
OF
FOOTBALL
IIOIIKKN
AM)
IIOOTH
SCHOOLS
II.T
(
V
TLLII
T
A
TIE
LAST
?
LYKMNd
In
one
of
the
most
exciting
gamea
plsycd
this
series
Booth
and
Borden
jbsttled
ioa
draw
In
lasf
night's
ton-test.
The
weather
was
ideal
and
there
was
a
good
turn-out
of
supporters
of
both
teams
who
made
the
air
resound
with
their
vocal
encouragement
to
the
teams.
Booth
plsyed
up
the
hill
and
took
up
the
attack
right
away.
Booth
forwards
were
very
dangerous
and
Jock
Nelson
led
his
line
with
speed
and
was
always
worrying
the
Borden
defence,
stiles
was
very
reliable
and
saved
the
situation.
Roy
Wicks
opened
up
the
game
but
Booth
was
right
back
and
Mlwa
stopped
Kelsey.
in
quick
succession
R
Nelson,
Bagshaw.
Wlngham
and
Dickers
snoi
past
and
Borden
defence
was
having
a
gruelling
time.
E.
Smltt
centered
but
Cameron
cleared
and
Kelsey
then
stopped
Ratchford.
From
a
centre
off
J.
Nelson,
R.
Nelson
missed
badly.
From
the
goal
kick
Borden
made
a
sally
and
Msu-TVnM
1,1,1..
over.
It
was
all
Booth's
game
with
Burden
making
bresks-away
all
of
Vhlch
were
dangerous
as
Smith
and
Ratch-
iora
.centred
well.
Then
from
a
scramble
In
front
of
Booth
'
goal
Lee
scored
and
Borden
were
a
oi
UP-
Booth
looked
sure
to
score
and
forced
a
couple
of
corners
but
they
were
scrambled
away.
Booth
maintained
the
(pressure
but
Stiles
and
Mli
n.rH
I
their
lines.
Steen
fielded
a
high,
shot
-
of
'Kelseys
safely
and
half
time
come
with
Borden
leading
though
they
had
had
less
of
the
fame.
SECOND
HALF
On
the
kick-off
B-fth
once
mors
.
took
up
the
running
and
Jack
Nelson
was
again
prominent.
The
ball
rolled
..
1
I
.
ionJCl!bz-J
Asii&r
across
the
goal
but
no
one
was
up
to
put
It
through.
Booth
forced
comers
and
It
was
ten
minutes
before
Borden
got
over
the
half
way
line.
Kelsey
sent
his
forwards
off
again
and
Baeslmw
and
J.
Kelson
were
stopped
by
Stiles.
Then
J.
Nelson
scored
and
pandemonium
was
let
loose.
Roy
Morrison
sent
back
Smith
and
Wicks
and
Stiles
cleared
when
J.
Nelson
had
the
goal
at
his
mercy.
Cameron
mlsklcked
but
re
covered
well
and
then
Scott
had
hi
first
shot.
Kelsey
took
the
ball
rJen
through
the
Borden
defence
for
Stile
to
kick
It
off
his
toe.
Nelson
was
through
but
put
pact.
Booth
forced
three
corners
but
all
were
cleared,
outdrive
of
Kelsey's
being
luckily
cleared
Smith
got
away
but
Cameron
spollc;
him.
Booth
seemed
sure
to
score
when
j
a
penalty
was
awarded
but
Kelsey
muffed
the
chance.
Booth
maintained
th
pressure
and
Steen
shakily
kicked
away
and
Stiles
removed
the
danger.
The
en
dc&me
with
the
teams
tied
as
the
result-of
a
most
exciting
game.
Jack
Campbell
refereed
the
game
and
J."
Currle
and
S.
Qurvich
were
lines
men.
The
league
standing
Is
as
follows
an
Borden1
need
to,
tie
or
toeat
High
School
m
Saturday
to
win
the
le&jitso
championship.
w
L
D
for
agst.
Pt
lord
en.
.
7
4
2
1
13
9
9
3ooth
..
8
3
,2
3
12
9
9
High
...
7
1
4
2
8
15
4
Saturday's
game
will
commence
at
250
Borden
V.
High.
COUGARS
WINNERS
IN
BILLIARD
FIXTURE
!efeated
IW-ater
lji.t
NlCht
by
Total
Score
of
916
to
XX9
The
Cougars
defeated
Beavers
bv
a
total
score
of
926
to
889
In
last
night's
tiUlard
fixture.
The
results
of
the
var
ious
games
were
s
follows:
Fred
Pyle
(Cougars).
200;
W.
H.
tons
(Beavers).
155.
Q,
P
.Tinker.
138:
W.
J.
Nelson.
200
Bert
Morgan.
200:
A.
McDonald.
183
M.
M.
MacLachlan,
200;
Ben
Self
151.
S.
D.
Macdonald,
188;
Frank
Aldrldge.
?00.
i
SPORT
CHAT
i
The
final
basketball
organization
meeting
will
Uke
place
tonight.
Team
will
be
registered
and
the
first
Dlayln
dates
of
the
season
set.
Within
a
week.
this
popular
winter
sport
will
probably
te
under
way
In
the
Exhibition
Hall.
This
year's
World
Series
was
In
manv
ways
tfce
most
sensational
lathe
his
tory
of
the
-Big
Leagues.
In
the
betting
Wall
Street
was
against
St.
Louis
as
It
wss
In
the
Dempsey-Tunney
scrap.
Neverthtless,
of
its
five
victories.
St.
Louis
got
three
on
the
foreign
field
at
.ew
York
and
two.ot
these
were
In
th
flnsl
two
games
when
the
series
was
going
against
the
Cardinals.
Many"
an
Idol.
fcSs
been
otst
down
In
the
athletic
world
this
summer
but
not
"Babe"
Ruth
even
If
he
n
nn
the
losing
side.
In
prscticallv
everv
I
Held
.
of
sport
old
champions
hsve
glvei
.
way
to
new
but
the
Bambino
set
up
a
.
new
record,
namelv
thre
imma
nm
i.
-
-
a
single
game
at
St.
Louis..
.
The
Anyox
Badminton
Club
has
elect-
m
4
jor
Tasty
Dishes
This
book
will
give
ybu
many
suggestions
for
enanges
in
menu-
Ana
the
dishes
are
easily
and
economically
prepared.
Write
The
Borden
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver.
2
Condrnviry
at
South
Sumas
ll.C.
:d
officers
for
the
season
as
follows,
resident,
Fred
Brown:
secertary.
Mrs.
J.
O.
Flicker:
.
mmiiHv.
Kf.
ir
c-w-
-
-
--
Jn.
D.
Koy.
J.
.
Wilson
and
Mr.
Brett
wauuuuwu
arsaou
in
ar
snelter
town
gives
promise
of
being
e
try
successful
one.
...
....
.nyox
High
School
and
a
promlneni
ithlete
of
this
city,
delivered
ah
ad.
.
.
TZ?
Je
s...
smelter
town.
"I"1'
Va?h
The
--speech
ws
A1'
.rtnted"
verbatim
In
the
local
naner
Jlmmie
Is
making
headway
ss
sn
orator
is
well
ss
in
the
thtti.
fi.irt
AUCEARM
A
well
defined
ore
body
has
been
discovered
by
A.
Davidson
on
the
Kit-
sault
group
of
claims
on
Evtndseu
Creek
adjoining
the
Dolly
Varden
oi
tne
norm.
The
vein
la
about
sixteen
feet
wide
and
a
crosscut
of
the
ore
at
depth
ot
twenty
feet
shows
it
to
carry
lead,
tine
and
ruby
sliver,
i
-The
Alice
Arm
branch
of
the
B.C.
Chamber
of
Mines
held
a
meeting
ip
the
Anglican
Church
lastVvenlng
when
election
of
officers
took
place
and
other
business
was'
transacted.
J.
Brown
has'
been
here
from
the
south
making
an
Inspection
of
the
log
glng
equipment
of
J.
Wheatley,
with
a
view
to
purchasing
It.
KKPOKT
nr.MHi
LONDON.
Oct.
13
Renorls
that
the
Prince
of
Wales
Is
to
be
betrothed
to
the
Tnfsnta
Has
.
1
14
nf
Qnnn
4-a
--
u
v
stasis
vut-uiatru
uj
gossips
here
some
weeks
go
It
is
said
t.j
........
...
.
.
..
ciuua
uuicmi
arniai
ai
uaaria
on
Sep-
umber
30.
Advertise
in
The
Dally
News
CO,
LIMITED
-
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LtS
I
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
SALE
ENDS
SATURDAY
Pnbllr
Apprerlallon
of
Montrrul
Sale
Prlee
Orruler
Than
Pruprlrlor
lliml
for
and
llu)rr
Piruwl,
Too
.
iur
unma
ui
inr
sale
ccmmracnl
jatl
'week
br
the
Montreal
I
moor
ten
haa
proved
conclusively
that
Prlact
Rupert
pecp:
appreciate
Montreal
prices
In
;
heir
own
town.
And
old
J.
B.
that's
'J.
B.
Miller,
the
proprietor
to
'quKe
aa
I
pleased
as
his
customers.
Like
ertryoee
ne
iulcs
oeuw
ainretaa
Ana
a
:etter
he
received
this
week
has
pleased
jlm
more
It
says:
"I.
am
a
working
man
with
a
family
and
I
have
not
had
a
chance
to.
get
down
to
the
Montreal
Importers'
Sale
yet
with
my
wife,
for
pay
day
is
not
until
next
Saturday,
and
your
sale
was
on
the
SAUrdiy
with
no
pay.
Now
I
want
to
buy
as
cheap
aa
anyone
else
and
get
la
on
th
bargains
you,
are
offering.
Will
you
keep
your
sale
prices
on
until
this
coming
Saturday,
so
ss
to
give
S
poor
man
the
same
chance
aa
those
with
money
all
the
tlfcef"
Now
'J.
B.
didn't
think
of
Vitr
t
nightly
payday
when
he
started
this
sale
he's
got
a
lot
to
think
about
and
eant
think
of
everything
at
once.
And
to
show
that
he
appreciates
the
henetty
of
any
man
who
would
admit
that
he
didn't
have
money
all
te
Ume.
he
has
decidla
to
let
the
sale
at
cut
ilfltre
prices
run
on
until
Satwrdiy
as
re
quested,
so
aa
to
jive
the
writer
of
the
letter
and
any
others
the
same
opportunity
Montreal
prices
sere
something
new
to
iminr
Prlnor
ftupert.
ituperx,
but
uu
at
ai
this
tats
sale,
sale,
even
even
the
the
UoW.
Aontreal
prices
have
been
slasbed,to
pieces.
Men's
suits
and
overcoat!
ami
everything
a
man
needs
to
wear
Is
being
offered
st
a
new
low
level
of
prices
i"1""
uiuum
during
this
uus
sale.
auc.
And
Ana
there
uinr
are
are
women's
wear.
too.
So
look,
into
the
Montreal
Importers'
store
MiH'wrra
wsvir
vnv
Mir
rnos.
ii
will
W
rou,
It
will
be
worth
whil.
any-
sy
to
see
how
pleased
J.
B.
looks
1
I
Advt.
MUST
NOT
DRIVE
AT
SIXTY
MILE
GAIT
IN
EDMONTON
IS
DECREE
EDMONTON,
Oct
13.
Edmontons
fa-
mous
straightaway
speedway
PorUg-
Avenue,
isn't
going
to
be
a
race
track
tny
more
by
decision
of
the
city
police.
Sixty
itille
sn
hour
paces
wont
do,
they
declare.
Vern
C.
Munro.
and
Herbert
Bennett.
two
amateur
motorcycle
daredevils
sre
ths
first
to
run
afoul
of
the
law
on
the
famous
avenue.
Detective
Smith
told
Magistrate
Prim
rose
In
court
that
ths
two
were
shoot
ing
up
ths
avenue
at
sixty
miles
an
hour,
varvlnz
their
toeed'
down
to
forty
at
times.
'
.
'.;-
And
to;
Sdd
to
their
show
of
speed
they
stood
.on
the,
loot
podtlsishd
let
their
srmi
igV
in
the
sir.
ths
detective
said.
They
were
fined
20
each
and
costs.
HANGED
FROM
TREE
OPPOSITE
GOLF
LINKS
COLWOOD
NE-1R
YICTORIA
Henry
(Irrenmxxl
Stinxeit
tn
Hair
ll.iimeil
Himself
During
I'll
f
leioiidency
VICTORIA,
Oct.
13-
Dangling
from
tree
opposite
the
Colwaad
Oolf
Club.
the
body
of
Henry
Greenwood
was
found
yesterday.
He
had
been
a
resident
Of
the
district
for
roady
veara
and
the
police
express
the
opinion
that
he
hanged
himself
when
-despondent
over
Imag
ines
financial
troubles.
He
was
about
70
years
of
sge.
PREMIER'S
MOVEMENTS
ON
REACHING
ENGLAND
NEXT
SUNDAY
MORNING
LONDON,
Oct.
13.
Premer
Mackenzie
King
should
reach
Liverpool
Sunday
morning
and
will
entrain
directly
for
London.
On
arrival
there
he
will
leave
at
once
to
keep
a
Durelv
nrlvnte
kii-
polntment
for
a
few
hours.
He
will
stay
at
the
home
of
High
Commissioner
Lar-!
kin
on
Sunday
and
on
Monday
will
take
ud
his
residence
st
the
Monte
Hotel
where
he
will
stay
during
his
sttemlsncs.
at
ths
Imperial
Conference,
I
For
anted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
WANTED.
j
WANTED.
STENOORAPAER,
QRADE
two.
female,
'for
ths
Department
of
Marine
and
Fisheries,
Prince
Rupert.
Salary
teco
per
annum.
For
fxamiu-stlon.
apply
to
Rev.
Oeo.
O.
Hacker.
663
Sixth
Avenue
West,
rlnrs
Ru-pert,
not
later
than
October
16.
WANTED.
ONE
RELIABLE
MAN
IN
every
town,
merchant
preferred,
to
taks
orders
for
beat
customs-msOe
clothes
In
Canada.
Highest
cor.i-rnissions
Rex
Tailoring
Co.
Ltd..
1o-ronton
(3)'
FOR
SALE.
FOR
SALE.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
IS-UU,
we
are
authorised
to
sell
several
lota,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer,
prices
low
and
term
from
110.00
monthly.
Enquire
T.
McQymont
u
FOR
SALE.
FORTT
WYANDOTTE
pullets;
raised
on
free
range
in
dry
belt
from
winter
laying
strain.
Bot
330,
Dally
News
oflfc.
Phone
Blue
129.
3(n
FOR
SALS
FOURTEEN
OOOD
HORSES
Apply
at
Skeens
Lumber
Co.
Usk.
BC.
or
Oeorg
Rorle.
Hays'
Block.
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
349
TENT
FOR
SALE.
NEW
THIS
YEAll
and
used
onl
one
week.
Pries
120.
Pullen.
Dally
News.
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
IOR
SALE.
Phons
Blsck
183
titer
6
o'clock.
FOR
SALE,
CHEAP.
HALF
A
TON
OF
old
newspapers.
Apply
Dally
News.
f
TO
flfclUT
FOR
BENT
SMALL
FURNISIIKT
house.
1009
Eleventh
Avenue,
ner
Cold
Storage
Phone
Blue
3.
FOR
RENT
PIANOS,
'PLAYER-
pianos,
phonogrsphs
snd
sewing
ma
chines.
Walkers
Mssie
Btor.
FOR
RENT.
SIX
ROOM
MODERN
flat
with
bathroom,
at
171
Third
Ave
East.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
tf
FOR
KENTMODERN
UP-TO-DATE
flat;
large
airy
rooms;
fire
ptsce
close
In.
Mst
Hellbroner.
FURNI8HED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
dsy.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
U
ROOM
TO
RENT
IN
PRIVATE
HOME.
Waterfront
view.
330
Fourth
Avenus
East.
.
if
MODERN
HOUSE
FOR
RENT
FIVE
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
-
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
Ii
u
A
li
U.
THE
INLANDER.
839
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
LOST.
LOST.
BETWEEN
DRY
DOCK
AND
OTP.
wharf,
.black
wallet,
.containing
I3.00,
$10.00
and
$20
00
bills.
Finder
please
return
to
Police
Sta
tion
or
to
J.
de
Csrlo,
third
officer
ss.
Prince
Charles.
LOST.
PARCEL
CONTAINING
FANCT
work,
between
St.
Andrew's
Rooms
shd
Ambrose
Avenue.
Finder
please
leave
at
Dally
News
Office.
LOST.
LADY'S
OOLD
WRIST
WATCH
on
Third
Avenue.
Finder
please
re-turn
to
Dally
News
Office.
3H
MISCELLANEOUS
MAKE
-MONEY
AT
HOME.
MEN
AND
women
can
earn
$1
to
an.
hour
in
pare
ume
writing
showearda.
Ns
canvassing
or
soliciting.
w
Instruct
you
ana
supply
you
with
work
Write
todsy.
The
Menhennit
Com.
pany
Limited,
ei
-Dominion
Building
Toronto.
C'lllllOI'KAi'Tlc
lH.
K,
K.
i:VOUM)V
niiKornuinu
tJ
Third
Avenue.
Office
visits
.
$1,00
House
calls
.
tl.oo
For
appointment
Phone
Office
Blue
8S
Residence
Blsck
S13
PAIN
in
BLADDER
rVsmpllv
Caiss
by
SANTAL
MIDY
sues
ts
est
ths
Q.nutn,
Laos
for
ths
word
MIDV
Sold
bf
m
druignu
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
L
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
FOUND
FOUND.
FIVE
BASEBALL
BATS.
Ap
ply
Dally
News
Office.
ANOTHER
Bid
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES.
Ton
I'lilitr
Ki-
prcss
Chimin
$
823.0(1
Vi
Ton
l.lifbl
I)rllvery
r.haxnls
fi30.00
Tftiirlnjf
an
HtMitUler
I
813.00
IMirt
H(Xirllrr
.
..
KHO.flO
-nach
and
Coup
....
...1020.00
an
IMf&.iiO
Lamlau
fllHi.OO
USED
CARS
ON
HAND
Por.1
l.ijrhl
l-IUrry,
oii
trrxly
i
73.03
Fonl
l.ijrhl
Unlivery.
nanH
bo.ly
!50.0o
F.inl
I.lirhl
IMIIverv.
slartrr
evtitpnrint
...
IS30.00
1
FonJ
Tinlor
Silnn.
slarlir
pqnipinrnl
.
..
1300.00
I
OIlmnbil
S-nassea.
'
Her
Touring.
00
Trrm
can
b
irransrl
in
Imlii
new
ami
ue-d
ar
lo
suit
lh
ftirrliasfr.
.
KAIEN
QARAOE
poaWs
in
cadllae.
McLauqhlln.
Oakland,
oidsmoDlle,
Ponllao
and
Chevrolet
Car
Phone
62
NEW
CAR
PRICES
Itiinnlionl
1581.00
Spori
Handpr
fisn.nn
Touring
(lOS.Ort
CoP
...
751.00
Tmlor
HciJnn
7fld.no
Funlor
SctJnn
SHt.00
l.ighl
DHivcry
:!2.(I0
Trurk
581.00
Thee
price
Include
freight,
taxes,
seir
starter
and
balloon
tlret.
Cill
oc
Iclcpliono
for
(Icmnnstra-llbn
or
driving
lfons.
S.
C.
PARKER,
LTD.,
Authorized
Ford
Salea
and
Service
FORD
Cr
TrucKt
Tractora
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
Urorge,
Paul
or
(IuaI)
x
anl
Rcvr?n
I'nsscnjntr
8lud
oakrrs
at
your
disposal
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
crn
from
Kmprc
Hotel.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
IfMOMM.ii
TIII'KHHW.
OCTOIII
Il
11
8:60
ajn.
10.1
ft.
18:33
Dm,
18
1
"
Low
0:14
ant.
ej)
"
12:18
prn.
10.5
"
IIIIIIAV.
nt'TOIIKR
IS
"lh
8:13
sjn.
1SJ
ft.
19:88
Dm.
no
Low
1:28
sjn.
nn
13:48
pm.
10.8
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'
,
KATI
IIIIW.
OC1IIIII
K
H'gh
8:34
Sin:
17
3
It
2
1:31
nm.
IBB
-
Low
3:48
sm.
'
19:15
p.m.
OA
M'NIIAV.
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lt
,IJ
High
.........
10:34
am.
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ft
-
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91-91
t
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m
,
tit.
.
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tow
3
87
a
m.
a
a
-
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H:38
p.m.
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M
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IB
11:14
am,
2BJ
ft.
33:31
nm.
tins
i
Iw
4:58
sm.
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17:34
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ktohdsya.
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To
1'iimnm-Suiwisys
Tuesdays
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I
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PI.
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to
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snd
$
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ft
sr.d
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n)o
and
.tike
ins.
Wednesdays
Ts
Mew
art
and
rrrmbv-
Saturdays
l-out
iTsrn
the
Mt
Mcmdsys.
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iu
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sivr-taier
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roists
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and
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mm
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7
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sad
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Saturday
ss.
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Pnrt
Mmimin
snd
M,1
Saturday
ss.
Cstsls
f...
.
.
A
DM
ounaay
sr
csraena
From
Mrnar'
Anjo
snd
Tuesday
Cardrna
.
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r
Kirnsri
Ssturday
ss.
Prince
IWP'
Irom
Mewsrl
Sundsy
as.
Prince
Bup"
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rv.
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mm,
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23
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Prlnr
cr.arw
Oct.
21
ss.
Prince
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or
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i
Wednesday-ss.
Prlnes
01
From
Aiijot
I
lor
Menart
Bsturdsy
ss.
Prince
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From
McMirt
oundsy
ss.
Prince
Rupr
lor
Als'ks
Oct
8
ss.
Princess
Mn
Ort
IS
mm
Prl
nfmmm
UUl
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mm
Aienks
wt.
13
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22
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