',(?;"
V.
X
k
-
Macdonald,
provincial
veterinarian
who
went,
soulli
yesterday
nfier
testing
cows
at
Cedervalp,
....
i
i
.
11
i
....
.
.
nnjuv
iinu
hi
i
no
rrincp
iiuperi
district,
line
local
cow
re
Vil'.V
"-acted
to
the
tubereula
irsi
ami
nan
to
ne
killed
an'
aitothor
in
one
of
the
district
dairies
from
Hie
samp
place
.in
the.
south
also
had
lo
he
of.
Purely
local
stock
wpr
Perfectly
healthy
and
Mr
'MaConald
says
it
is
alt
noh
Hupent
is
no
a
healthy
place
for
cows.
In
every
case
in
tin1
.jiV-SiCa1
V1?i?
,,e
male
here,
flliCTflnly
cowS
that
were
diseased
were
the
recently
imported
or
the
importation
of
the
disease
wiC0V
,racel
,0
them.
;
jwMr
Macdonald
says
that
lit
I
f
Altpir.
who
judsred
al
tile
Smllif.
ers
fSir,
is
examining
vpmc
of
the
interior
herds
In
order
tfi
.
Insure
that
Prince-
Rupert's
milk
HiT-.suppiy
lP
projected.
Mr.
Macdonald
was
particular
ly
pleased
with
that
na'rl
of
I
ii
Skeena
Valley
around
Cederva!"
..
ami
Woodcock.
He
says
the
lur-
nips
he
found
there
were
some"
"
of
the
best
he
has
ever
seen.
TERRACE
PEOPLE
GIVE
SENDOFF
TO
TWO
CLERGYMEN
Re.
W.
F.
Barfoot
and
Prof
es-
j-?sorJ
wickenden
Both
Leave
for
Saskatoon
College
4
TERRACE,
Sept.
8.Member
'
j"
f;of
the
Anglican
church
arid
olhe.
friends
of
Rev.
V.
F.
Harfooi
and
Professor
Wickenden
held
-j
social
in
their
honor
on
Frida-wSvfc.
Vres
Hall.
A
gon.i
musical
program
was
given.
..Hiiiai-M.la'.iuK-HwjL.
Melon
Jic4,
Marsh,
Miss
Kerr,
Mrs.
Keith,
ahd
IJev.
:.Vm.
Allan.
J
'Mr?
Harfeol
gave
an
intereM-njv
alk
tin
which
.
he
exprwssec
:
i
his
apprecialfor
of
(he
'
haspl-'
"
tality'an'd
gcod
fellowship'
mctcS
out
lo
him
during
his
slay
ir
Terracfc
as
well
as
the
gre
u
assTiifiirire
rendered
liim
n
tn-carrying
out
of
his
duties.
11
expressed
his
rcigrel
at
leaving
,
and
Ills
pood
wishes
for
the
(u-,
furo
work
of
the
church.
Mr.
Wickenden
also
spoke
a
few
words
expressing
himself
a
"iiavihif
thdrOdghly
enjdyed
lil
,v
.holiday
here
and
thanking
th
people
for
their
kindness.
After
the
program
;
'
mcnls
were
served
by
the
ineifi-hers
of
the
W.A.
and
a
pleasant
soqial
hour
spent.
Mr,
Jtarfpol
ha
had
actite
1
'
c,'f
fi(
-"'e
Anglican
Church
work
here
since
lasl
May,
and
during
that
time
has
made
"
l&at
of
friends.
i
'!
"Professor
Wickenden
also
has
made
ma"hy
friends'
during
Hie
few
weeks
he
has
pecn
here
aj
Mr;
Harfoot's
gtieslj
and
epeci-'
-
ally-during
the
weeks
that
the'
hoys
and
girls
spent
irt
camp
at
i.aM-ise
i.ake.
;
Mr.
Harfool
and
Prof.
Wick
"
enden
left
Monday
for
Vnnpon.'
ver,
Ylcloria
and
Seattle,
where
Uiey
will
spend
a
hrief
holiday
before
returning
to
their
duties
a
on
the
teaching
staff
of
Em
manuel
CoIlee.
Saskatoon.
davidson
Wins
SPOON
AT
SHOOT
With
Score
of
97
on
McNIchotl
Creek
Range
on
Sunday
Eight
Men
Out
R.
Davidson
was
Ihe
winner
or
the
spoon
al
the
shoot
of
the
N'6rth
H.C.
ncgimen.1
Ririe
Association
on
the
MeNieholl
Creek
range
on
RumLiy.
The
scores
were
as
follows:
200
.500
COO
Ttl.
R.
I)avion
.....
31
A
3267
,,-M.
M.
Lamb
....
32.
32
31
95
AV..Ilrass
....
31
32
30
93
H.
Wilson
28
32
30
DO
w
.
liowarlh
29
27
2983
O.
Y.
Wilkinson
21
31
2981
il.
li.
Kastman..
25
'8
2370
J.
Palmer
...
.
27
23
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IX.
0
1926
y
Int-l.
FtTue
Scuvict.
Inc.
i!VMKSLUiisn
sithHERS,
Seit.
8.
The
nieh
class
liaseball
of
recent
games,
In
the
valley
was
main-lamed
in
"the
I
wo
games
al
thv
rmithera
Fjilr
last
Thursday
and
JViiay.
Thpv
gaines
were
fei
Jween
Hurris
Lake
and
the
.lociiT
nine
and
were
uoth
won
hy
thd
visitors
who
seemed
to
get
the
nesl
of
the
breaks,
and
i."wer-)
IQcky
in
placing
their
hits.
,
n
In
the
first
game
(ieo.
Roli;
erts
pitched
for
the
home
tear.ij
and
.Nolan
for
the
winners,
tieorge
was
off
his
usual
form
and
was
touched
up
for
four1
runs
in
tile
fourth
innings
Im!
stayed
until
the
seventh
when
Cliff
Wurner
went
in
the
box
Nolan
pitched
good
ball,
allowing
the
locals
only
four
runs
whili
tils
team
collected
ten.
Tlii
players
were:
Hurjis
Laker-hary,
cf;
Johiv-
son
ib;
I)fcilhsoiit
i'h;
Landon
3b;
.Volan,
p;
Kerr,
cf;
Jensen
rf:
Ually.
ct
Ashford.
If.
Smither.
Arnold.
2b;
Ltwis
If;
Robert!.,
n-
firaiiam.
s.s.
Vinnei-ty,
rf:
Goodacre,
c;
War
ner,
lb;
Mutch,
3b;
Lewis,
of.
Second
Game
In
the
second
game
the
f:r
baeman
and
pitchers
of
boll
Hrams--smitched"place!--.roTihso
going
on
the
mound
for
Hum
Like
and
Warner
or
Sniilhers
and
the
game
prove!
lo
be
r
pitcher's
battle
with
.lohhsoY.
having
a
little
the
tlige.
It
was
sometihng
new
for
Smilher'?
fans
to
see
Warner
in
the
bo
9nd
his
work
as
he
tanned
th.
hatters
with
regular
frequent
;ame
as
a
big
sunrise
lo
mam
the
score
in
this
game
was
I.
Several
double
plays
wer"
made
in
the
games
and
in
on
instance
Roberts
pulled
off
onr
unassisted
when
he
was
playing
first.
He
got
a
hot
fly
down
tin
ine
and
a
runner
was
also
ur.
able
to
get
back
on
the
bag
tr
time.
Ken
Warner
officiated
Iip
hind
the
bat
witli
Len
Raab.-taking
'care
of
the
bases
anC
Haa
Arnold
bandling
Mie
de'ore
boardl
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
In
sjiife
of
the
political
cam
paign
we
are
all
here.
.
.
Somebody's
going
to
be
elect
ed;
iiext:,sveek
ami
lthink
,.Ikn?W
WHO
II
IS.
Ves,
I
have
a
dollar
lo
bet
I'll
baclt
my
opinions-yet;
For
it's
easily
seen
I
shall
not
bet
on
Meigben
For
from
him
we
have
ndlhing
to
gel.
Can
liiis
efeclibh
stuff
and
lei
us
gel
down
lo
business.
Who
are
you
going
to
vole
for?
I
know
a
man
that
went
!b
t
He
auto
dealer
and
asked
for
delourihg
car.
"He'd
get
tha'
anyway
if
be
bouiglit
dny
kind.
If
anyone
tells
you
that
Hrady
really
expects
to
win,
don't
be
lieve
it.
It
is
simply
a
crtsc
of
autointoxication.
Wil
they
make
Dinpsey
lak
off
his
fale
nose
during
the
ftelil?
Tories
.ire
like
Dpnipsey,
they
do
not
really
wish
to
dceiv
hut
they
make
things
look
dif
ferenl
from
wbal
thpy
really
are
VHt
the
defeajed
wcandidale
come
up
smiling?
Well,
not
very.
Hill
doubtless
he'Jl
do
th.
best
be
can.
This
is
Jhe
last
lap
of
the
election
race
so
let
it
be
a
pec-pery
Que.
CHAMPIONSHIP
Made
It
Three
Straight
With
it
to
1
Score
Over
Native
Sons
Last
Night
Making
it
three
straight
win,
the
llyro
Club
last'
evening
ruptured
the
city
baseball
rliam-pinnshiri.
by
defeating
the
Xa-Mve
Sons
1
1
Jo
1.
The
inalnli
wpjit
five
innings,Snd
was
wit
nessed
by
a
goodcrowd
of
fan..!
i
ue
on
i
uau
imi..eon
no
,uu,w"
"v
'
.u,,c,V.Tl.
.vorked
as
a
result
of
previous
amp
ann,
nerore
ne
was
tp-
noved
at
the
end
of
the
second
nning
ami
Vk5
Menzies
tib-
tilulpd,
.the
flyros
bad
made
even
runs
while
Ihe
Ciriuek
ol
their
one
and
only.
ons
fielditrg
was
again
weak
while
the
flyros
wpre
nlavln
ilmost
pp.-feot
liall
and
hilttng
ard,
the
winners,
iti
all
depart-
inentsi
bping
superior.
Fpalure
if
the
srame
were
home
runs
by
laveiana,
in
Ihe
second,
with
none
on.
liases,
and
Schcnkler,
ir.
ue
fifth
with
.twn
on.
The
batteries"
were:
Lambl
ic
Mei;zi"s
and
Hal
four
foi;4!t
on;
fNChenklT
and
MeKeow-
.Blhv4yM
Hf(dtf
and-!mr
ie
acted
as
umpires.
Sccore
by
innings:
I
2
.1
i
Tr"
Oyros
fi
I
0
1
311
N'alive
.Sons
if
I
I)
0
0
',
FAMOUS
BATTLES
FOR
THE
Sullivan
Kn6cked
Out
John
L.
Sullivan,
an
old
mat
it
31.
was
knocked
out
by
JrtniP
I.
Corbet
t.
a
youngster
of
26.
a
Xew
Orleans
September
7.
IMUi.
after
21
rounds
of
battling.
They
tore
I
heir
glotes
larger
in
thosr.
Iav
but
a
spectator,
describing
he
enrl,
ileclared:
"Sullivau
fpji
ike
an
ox,
rollpd
over
tm
hiUt-
nach
and
was
eounleil
out."
"I
wenl
In
too
often'
was
th
hampion's
explanation
of
his
d--
feal.
"Five
years
ago
I
eould
liavr
.vhippeil
any
man
In
the'
world."
"I
rajned.
bliijv
oivjjim'
.was
ftorbelVMstmimTii
ifp'ot
"fii-
fight.
'
It
was
a
sad
day.
for
Sheriff
John
nuffy.Whif
Plains,
N.
T.
I'he
sheriff
agreed
in
the
even'
of
defeat
of
Sullivan
to
go
homf
each
nwflit
at
7
o'clock
and
refrain
from
drinking
any
spirituous
li
qiMirs
until
January
1
of
the
fol
lowing
year.
Over-ronfidpnce
sat
In
Sulli
van's
corner
during
Ihe
bout.
The
Hoslnn
"Strong
Hoy"
admilleri
aflcr
lie
had
bpen
dplhronrd
thai
hp
had
held
Dip
shifty
Corbel!
too
lightly
ami
had
not
-applied
.Uiuu
self
lo
his
training
J
he
should
Wllllrim
Muldnori.
nhw
n
Wiv
York
boijng
commissioner,
who
one
trained
John
L.
slopped
a
theatrical
engagement
long
en
ough
to
say
that
he
was
not
ur
priseu
when
apprised
of
the
champion'
downfall.
SPORT
CHAT
High
School
and
YrMacs
will
fifpel
lohlghf
al
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
in
an
IntPrmedia'ln
football
leagup
fixture.
The
following
Ipum
will
pnler
the
field
for
(lip
Y-Maes!
Haekpr:
fl.
Cam-pron
and
R.
Rpid;
A.
Strachan,
A.
Phillips
and
II.
Heilbroner:
H.
Ilunl,
I.,
llond,
J.
SI
radian.
S.
Dickens,
and
H.
flawlhorn.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
.News.
K
f
BITin7fll
Mayor
Declares
It
Is
Nol
Attend-
Ing
to
Its
Job.
?hV.
IB
o
Hoard
of
Works,
in
Ihe
aTxent-e
of
the
rliainnan.
Aid.
PVrry.
was
ool
oipeiing
as
il
jjlioiil't
to
allend
U
its
biKine-
tn
nil
tlial
al
mepling
had
been
call
ni
oi
I
iai
rrk
wiirn
.iu.
i-frry
was
in
hmn
vlen
Hiere
was
busi-
naA
flip
il
nltAnlirin
wnu
lli
rhatl.
ma,,e
a,
n7?tirpl
,.
icn
m-etina
by
Miyor
.mvton.
Tb'
ilirussion
aroe
when
Aid.
W
J.
lirt'cr
rpportd
thai
onp
of
Ihe
city's
horses
had
died
and
that
I
lie
city
engiucpr
had
recom-
meuderi
thai
a
lank
Iip
plaeeil
out
the
ci'y
I
nick
at
a
cot
of
?50
for
ise
.n
nuht-soil
eidlpclion
and!
iii
rpniHiniiift
horse
be
sent
:n'
Shawallait
.ake
where
one
wfc
neeiled
if
-frineption
with
he
p'pR'i'iiig
of
Mip
pipo
line.
Mayor
N
then
refrrel
lo
he
fact
that
tjh
Hoar.l
of
Wrk
Jiad
not
tipentnepling
to
take
eare.
if
such
business
as
this.
He
said
that
the
chairman
of
the
board
had
calleil
off
Ihe
meetings
IH-
til-iiiinile
with
the
resull
hat
the
conimillpw
AM
not
know
Therr-lt
wan-Htr
He
thought
the
rtommillep
euld
meet
in
the
ab-
p-nctf
of
ilie
chairman.
All
the
pomrtiHfetJs,
Ke
felt;
shoald
mea-
iiirejtip
lo
rPiiuirewenU
and
il
ias
fa
pity
if
they
did
not
tnert
o
afiend
to
the
business
before
hem.
II
was
possible
that
Aid,
I'Arr,
-aUio
wn
engaged
mil
of
town
lempofarily.
might
hot
Iip
bacL'o
Uie
aity
for
a
while.
Altl.
Casey
did
nol
see
why
the
Hoard
of
Works
could
hot
hieel
evpn
If
the
chairman
was
out
of
town.
Finally
it
was
decided
on
mo
ii-ii
of
Aid.
Stephens
lo
refer
the
Mailer
of
tin-
horse
ami
lank
to
lie
mpmlers
t
Hip
committee
.vim
wptp
in
Ihe
city
for
action.
CANADIAN
SOCCER
TEAM
WILL
TRAVEL
TO
NEW
ZEALAND
IN
1927
SKATI
LK.
Sepl.
8.
-
A
rcpre
mutative
Canadian
soccer
lean
wilPlhr
Xew
Zealaml
notl
year,
it
was
announced
al
the
annual
meeting
4f
Ihe
Ifornlnion
Football
As(iciaii(m
and
ew
.calatml,
will
PcljInMiaie
anoiher
year
by
-spno-
ng
a
leain.
pcqj
t
ST.
LOUIS
IS
OUT
TO
WIN
Looks
Like
East
Versus
West
In
World
Series
Daseball
This
Year.
L
irmv.yjLUiKjifpj.
s.
with
iwo
game
lean
over
incinnan
and
four
ahead
of
Pittsburg,
St
Louis,
fans
today
looked
eagerly
toward
a
possible
east
versus
west
wflrld
scrips.
Ypstlerday
the
Cardinals
trimfned
Piltsb'urg
to
H,
while
CJnclptiafI
was
lo
lng
to
Cliir.igo
8
to
5.
St.
Louis
meets
Hoslon
and
w
ill
have
eiisy
going,
while
Cincinnati
must
race
me
riraies
ami
i.iii
HisilT'fe'
'Hie
New
York
Yankees
require
but
ninp
viciories
In
their
r:
maining
1(1
vdinps
In
cinch
the
Ainpricaii
Lea"giln
race.
National
League
Hrooklyn
0.
Pliilndelpiiln
5.
SI.
Louis
8,
Pltlsburgli
0.
Xew
York
7-5,
Hoslon
2-7.
Chlcfiigo
8,
ClnclniiAli
5.
American
League
Hoslon
2.
Xew
Y'ork
t.
Detroit
2,
Chicago.
4.
Cleveland
3,
St.
Loilis
8.
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Renl
son,
Ltd.
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POW
TH3
flAILY
NEWS
trv
NO
DISEASE
IN
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
BY
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C.K1'T
SEfc
DISTRICT
COWS
Thatrapt
L
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I
PLACE.
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EVEN
IP
I
COOLO
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SWlNi
WOULDN'T
Veterlarlam-.VIslts
.Herds
and
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HERE
Ii-.-.mFlnfla
nlyVTro-bl.
Was
3:,m"
rhV
Imported
Stock
"Thorp
wPre
drily
two
tuTierch-
'
'hit
cows
in
the
prince
JlupcilL
imtnct
and
they
were
animals
irecphllv
imported
from
Uijt
sr
I
.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
fo
lest
than
50c
FOR
SALE.
UilllCVM
wicker
baby
carriage
f
r
sale.
Phone
Red
159.
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s3?.P
BALK.
(lrandfrlew
Hole-.
Apply
nt
lintel.
21
1
TK.NT
FOR
SALK.
Xew
thU
year
and
used
only
one
weeK-Price
120.
Pullen.
Daily
News.
Krlt
SAl.K.
inglt"
betl,
bureau,
J
chairs,
etc.
t'bone
Red
330.
FUn.MSHF.D
apartments
for
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by
day,
week
or
month.
Pllonf
lied
007.
If
FOR
SALK.
FiimisliPii
liftwsc
lots
8
and
9.
Seel
ion
5.
Phor
Red
720.
.
2l(;i
TO
RENT
.AlUSK
fnrmlip.
room
for
fern:
hath
Olit
Sitth
Aventie
Ve
SKVKA-HUOMIUI
liOH.p
to
ten
and
four-roomed
flat,
fur-
A
uisheU.
Phone
lireen
7SS
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(Ml
HKXT
Piano,
plaver-
ptniios,
phonozmpTi
nn.l
f
swing
machine.
Walker's
Mui
SlorcL.
TWO
newly-furttl4leil
bedroom
for
rent.
Waterfront
view.
Apply
3S0
Fiurth
Avenui
Kast.
FOR
RKXT.
Modern
up-to-dat.-
flat;
large
ary
room;
fiio
place;
cloe
in
Max
Hp"
hroaer..
F(lR
ItKXT
Mwlern
hounp:
un-
obtruefel
marine
view.
Aj.
ply
215
Fourtll
Arenue
Kast.
FOR
RK.T.--Iarsen
building
ai
171
Third
Avpnue
Kast;
six
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premle
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
139
Second
Avenup.
MOllKRX
HOt
SK
for
renl
Flv
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Hro
SF.VKX
-
ROfiMKD
IKllJRK
fo;-
renl
:
reaonahM
lo
pood
len
ani.
Phone
ft7.
211
FOUND
tmiXD.
Silk
knitted
scarf.
An.
plv
Daily
News
Office.
"i-.if.
pi
oi
iPetn.
owner
may
have
same
by
calling
al
.
D;ily
XejU
nfflee
dnrj
paying
ior
atiyeriispment.
1.0U.M).-
.Ring
set
itn
slone
Ownpf
can
haver
same
by
pro
ving
pmperly.
Apply
Dad
Xews
Office.
AQENTS
WANTED
HIO
MOXKY
Agents
wanle.l
t
take
orders
for
Hip
finest
line
of
personal
Creeling
cards
op
the
market.
Regal
Art
Com
pany,
Manufacturers.
.110
Spa
dlna
Avenue.
Toronto.
2i(
HELP
WANTED
WAXTK
D.-
Cbil.Ts
tfnft!!
iii7or
'
"e
must
lie
in
good
condition.-
1'imnp
mack
320.
TIIRKK
WAITRKSSKS
Avaned
-
.mpit
ct.
negis
cafe.
2oil
IjKLP
wanted.
Wnly
Inhutdcr.
ILNRX
some
extra
thoricy"
be-
Lw.-t-ii
,MIW
no
ii
.nrlSlmAS.
sin
in
-Pin
rasuy
mniie
weekly
In
i-.li
i-
iime,
lamng
onlerK
:o
"imperial
Arl'k
Personal
Christmas
Cards.
F.VAfvnfis
n
cuslnmer.
Take
order
now.
i.uvi-ry
laier
i.itieral
com
mission.
Send
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frA
.
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Mciiiiixinn
'-vesi,
Toronto
.
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FOR
EXCHANGE
WILL
FXClM.xnF.
two
good
lots
on
iMPventh
Avenue
for
I
piaho
or
car.
II.:
.
ANOTHER
BIQ
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES.
I-IH
Ton
Flility
IIx-
press
Chas.ts
820.00
Vi
Ton
Light
Delivery
Uh.ii
f
flSO.OO
Touring
and
Roadster
I
HlbOO
Mtrl
IliimUipr
nun
i.l
Hoarh
and
Coupe
lO.'O
On
Sedan
.
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p.m.
a.m.
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Used
cars
on
hand
Ford
Ltghl
Delhery.
open
body
I
75.!i
Ford
Light
Itelivery,
pan)
body
:.
HftO.O
Font
Light
Delivery.
tarter
iiiHnnt
,
?'n
o.
Fnr.1
-Ttfilor
Swtot,
rniuiFm
...
1300
no
OMniibilp
S-paa.
ger
Touring.
102?
.
oO1.0b
Terms
ran
he
arranged
on
lotii
new
and
ued
ear
Hi
suit
the
purehaser.
KAIFN
OARAOE
D-.
r
in
Cadllae,
McLauahlln,
Oakland,
Oldsmoblle,
Pontlao
and
Chevrolet
Cars
Phone
62
FREE
INSPECTION
Why
run
your
ear
when
II
tn
not
operating
properly?
II
means
added
expne
later.
Oct
ready
for
ralney
ami
nilsli-
weather
make
an
insistent
cat!
to
have
your
motor
nntl
Imke
up
in
tip-lop
eondilion.
First
class
work
guaranteed
br
Skilled
Mechanics
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.,
Authorlted
Ford
Sales
and
,
r
Service
FORD
Cara,'
Truck's
Tractors
TAXI
Phone
67
Tail
(Call
Oeorgr.
Paul
or
OUst)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Rlude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
WANTED.
WAXTI'D
To
borrow
money,
for
improved
prontrfy.
Apply
P.O,
Hox.17M,
Prince
Rupert.
il.O.
SI
'J
WaM'KD.
One
reliable
man
In
every
inwa,
merchant
prefer
red,
lo
lake
orders
fur
best
eifstoms-miMe
clollies
1m
Can
ada.
Highesl
romlnlsslpns.rr
Hex
Tailoring
Co.
I.du
Tnr,T
In
2.
j
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
MA
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
prince
nuMrnr
tides
Wednesday,
September
8
High
t
AO
a.m.
20.2
ft.
14.21
Low
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