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Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
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Avenue.
H.
P.
PULLENj
Managing
Editor.
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RATES
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CHOICE
ACCOMMODATION.
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People
.who
know
the
bracing
delight
of
Fall
travel
by
Cunard
prefer
this
tdS
all
se'alsbrtsf'
Ari
ideal
holiday
trip.
Weekly
ailint
from
Montreal
and
Quebec
for
Plymouth
Cherbour&
and
London.
Re&ular
sailings
to
Liverpool,
Belfast
&
Glasgow
ad
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
LINE
Ptfttcutari
from
KEFORDCO,
UmUti,
TORONTOiPhanm
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or
any
STEAMSHIP
ACE
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St
W.,
Vancouwer,
or
any
STEAMSHIP
AGENT.
Loggers!
Loggers!
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We
have
the
only
complex
stork
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
n;id
parts
in
the
North.
We
handle
Logging
Cuhte,
Axes,
Peavies,
Baws,
and
general
Camp
Equipment.
,
It
will
pay
you
to
see
us
when
outfitting.
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
FAIR
EXHIBIT
OF
FARM
CROPS'
THE
KXIIIIIIT
Ol-
T.IRM
CROP
TRO-.DtTTS
AT
THE
FAIR
THIS"
YEAR
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IT
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of
rcot?aud
field
rrous
iCity
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
$1.00
Uo
giwin
and
Wd.;
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not
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
the
British
Empire
and
the
United
States,
in
advance,
per
year
$6.00
'respond
&
wen
on
other
occasions.
to
an
oiner
countries,
in
advance,
per
year
.
..
$7.50
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advertising
should
be
in
The
Daily
News
Office.
before
4
p.ni.
on
day
preceding
publication.
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of
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EDITION
Read
to
Interior
Next
Big
Work.
SATURDAY.
SEPT.
18,
1828,
The
lack
ot
these
was
made
up
by
the
,
special
display
of
trulu
and
vegetable
put
up
by
the
FToaer
Valley
Association
which
was
a
most
excellent
one
and
attracted
much
attention.
The
prints
ere
asfollows.
1
itooTh
axi
iicui
mors
I
Two
swede
turnip
1,
(special)
N.
Van
de
Veen;
3.
James
Lever;
3,
Mrs.
F.
W.
Bonier.
I
Two
mangel
1.
Hamlin
&
Thomson;!
S.
'
Mrs.
r.
Van
de
Veen;
S.
Jamos
Lever.
!
Two
sugar
beets
1.
Hamlin
&
Thomson;
2,
James
Lever;
3,
Mrs.
F.
W.
Bohler.
.
.1
aa
n"
carrots,
james
uevet-.
7.
Tho
n...
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r
.
...
...v.
..vw.v
t.i
iiHiirj
en,c
i-riiii-e
nujieri
ume
goou
aavicc
Mrs.
N.
Van
de
Veen;
3.
Mrs.
.when
he
urged
that
they
make
everv
possible
effort
In
son
i
r
',
Bonier.
tue
luiiiuinff
or
Hie
road
to
connect
Prince
Rupert
wiih
the
interior
and
the
whole
outside
world.
He
spoke
of
other
places
that
had
buHt
roads
in
places
just
as
difficult
as
the
Skreria
gorge.
Heboid
of
the
traffic
in
the
sonth
from
American
cars
riming
ink.tfie
coimtry
and
urged
that
Prince
Rupert
prepare
Jto
share
iu
the
influx.
Already
the
provincial
government
is
working
on
the
corv-Rii'ctiiig
up
qf
ihe
various.
iijh1I,
place
jn
the
interior
so
a
fo
gel
J
he
Kilsum'kaliim
and
Lakel-e
vahVy
iii
touch
with
the
outside.
Also
a
start
has
been
made
on
the
faction
across
Kaien
Island
Hvhich.
is
already
being
used
as
far
as
it
goes.
Next
year
it
is
promised
that
this
section
will
he
completed
to
Galloway
Rapids.
The
building
of
the
road
tip
the4
Skeena
Valley
i
said
to
1
ijuite
a
feasible
proposition
and
wheu
completed
will
be
one
of
ihe
most
picturesque
drives
in
the
world.
Tourists
will
come
from
far
and
near
and
Prince
Rupert
will
asume
a
wholly
new
aspect
as
tourist
headquarters
from
which
car
will
be
shipped
to
Ala-ka
and
southward.
Vancouver
Begins
r
Shipping
Grain.
Vancouver
has
commenced
shipping
grain
and
it
is
noticeable
.that
the
first
cargoes
to
go
out
from
that
port
are
consigned
to
England
and
not
to
the
Orient.
This
grain
is
grown
iu
southern:
AUerta
but
the
.northern
part
of
the
province,
from
which
Prinr
Jtuperi
will
draw,
is
jater
and
rain
and
snow
have
hindered
the
harvesting
operations
there.
,
France
and
Germany
Getting
Together.
France
and
Germany,
old(time
enemies,
are
getting
together
and
lhe,eIiminalingof
points
of,
disagreement
between
Ihe.
two
countries
is
one
or
the
most
hopeful
results
of
the
-work
or
the
League
of
Nations.
,
V
.
The
League
is
gradually
becoming
a
powerful
peace
or-ganizatibn
and.
in
spite
of
th?
fact
that
the
Ulilted
Slates
is
nol
a
member.-bids
fair
to
hold
a
place
of
great
influence
and
perhaps
to
be
the
controlling
iufluencejii
Ihe
.world
afeVjears
hence.
Much
depends
oil
'how
its
"work
is
-carried
on.
So
far
it
seems
to
have
heen
a
decided
success.
'
Prince
Rupert
Should
Be
Represented
at
Conference.
The
annua
ronvrnfiroi
of
Hip
Vnrifir
rv.ic
'
One
sheaf
spring
wheat
(
Marquis
-i
1.
Mrs.
S.
Van
de
Veen.
One
sheaf
spring
wheat
(other
vsr-letyl
1.
BUly
Bohler;
X
Mrs.
T.
W
Bohler,
3,
Jame
Lever.
One
aheaf
winter
wheat
1.
Franco
Lake;
V
James
Lever;
3,
BUly
BohleM
One
sheaf
oats
L
James
Lever;
2,'
Francois
Lake:
3,
Mrs.
F.
W.
Bohler.
Three
sunflower
beads
1.
Mrs.
F.
W.
Bohler;
2.
James
Lever.
One
quart
Timothy
seed
1,
Billy
port
authorities
is
to
meet
in
Vancouver
next
year
and
Prince
SL,.
I
Rupert
should
by
theu
be-established
as
a
grain
shipping
centre
j
one
quart
flax
seed-i.
Biny
Bohler:'
and
should
be
represented
there.
We
must
stowlv
but
surely2.
Jim
Lever;
3.
Mrs.
r.
w.
Bohiej
assume
a
place
of
importance
in
the
commercial
world
and
we
i
009
prm
wh"t
i1rti
should
netrlfi-t
nn
ni.iioriiinifv
r.f
m.lti,,
t..,.,,
k
named
1.
Mrs.
r.
w.
Bower;
a,
Bu.yi
j
-.
-
1
wi
v.
ui
u
.iji
nullum
ll
nnh1r
...v
ruFu
iiiiifc-
uui
uie
uiliicuiues
in
connection
Wlltll
One
pect
winter
wheat
1.
Billy
Bon
us
commercial
development
'
iien
2.
James
Lever,
a.
Mrs.
r.
vt.
Excellent
Work
Of
One
neck
white
oats
1.
Hamlin
ti
Native
Bands.
"fUri'
Thomson;
2.
James
Leren
3.
BUly
Boh-,
The
sxrellent
playing
of
the
native
bands
is
always
a
subject
Xa-
,
,
of
comment
from
visitors
to
the
Prince
Rupert
fairs.
This
year
J
wj-i,
Jame.
has
boen
no
exception
to
the
rule.
The
bands
1
have
given
local
1
one
pi
field
peas
1.
jame.
Lever,
resident
and
visitor
a
great
treat.
It
is
to
be
honed
that
nr.
1
m-ecialh
rangemeiifs
will
be
made
for
some
of
them
to
come
even-
vear
OM
Hanon
v2
tat
wmner
ot
essential
to
a
successful
orgainzalion.
It
seems
n
pity
that
Lever
sometarrangemenls
cannot
he
made
for
one
nf
ihnm
or
nprhnnu'
,
.
both
to
tour
the
country.
Perhaps
by
next
year
something
might
be
done
if
they
keep
up
the
good
work.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
anyi:
w1
sua
fvu
tifci
1
uu.
i,
nmimii
cw
looni
son;
2.
Jamea
Lever;
8t
Mrs.
t.
W.J
Bonier.
.
1
One
Pumpkin
1
(special),
Mrs.
Y4
W.
Bohler;
2.
K
special).
James
Lever;
3.,
Billy
Bonier.
Six
white
artichokes
1.
Uamlln
It
Thomson;
2.
Mrs.
NeU
Van
de
Veen,
i
srrriAi-i
".
The
AUee
Burpee
Co.
offer
worth
of
seeds
to
the
winner
of
the
(reaeest
cumber
of
firsts
In
claws
I1L
and
IV
James
Lever.
j
The
Association
Silver
Cup
for
exhibitor
winning'
the
greatest
number
of
points
Hamlin
A:
Thomson.
1,
Subscription
to
Farm
and
Home.
oo-.
hated
by
the
publishers,
to
the
win
ner
of
the
first
price
In
sedon
one
4-
Olaf
Hanson
to
the
winner
of
first
and
second
prizes
In
section
S
JK.IS
AND
SIXDS
One
sheaf,
Timothy
1,
James
Lever;
2.
Mrs.
T.
W.
Bohler.
3.
EUly
Bohler.
One
sheaf,
western
rye
grass
1,
Mrs.1
F.
W.
Bohler.
One
sheaf,
other
cultivated
variety
1.
Mrs.
F.
W.
Bohler.
Sheaf
collection
cultivated
erasM-,
not
less
than
four
varieties
I,
James!
Lever
2,
Mrs.
T,
W.
Bohler.
3.
Billy
Bohler.
One
aheaf,
red
clover
1.
Billy
Bub-i
ler
2.
Hamlin
ic
Thomson:
3,
Mrs.
T.
W.
Bohler.
One
sheaf.
Alslke
clover
1.
Billy
Bohler;
2,
Hamlin
li
Thomson:
'3.
James
Lever.
One
sheaf
Alfalfa
1.
Fapncols
Lake;
2,
Hamlin
A;
Thomson:
3.
Billy
Bohler
1,1
-n
Women
may
be
more
Influential
than
iormerly
but
1
do
not
notic
that
the
chaperone
has
much
to
say.
The
school
of
experience
Is
often
a
very
expensive
Institution.
Men
like
sensible
girls
but
the
sen-
fclhl
irlrla
at
thn
that
trv
t9
please
the
men.
They
dont
went
ts
stay
parked
at
the
roadside
of
lite
!ort
the
rest
of
their
days.
TERRACE
Mrs.
Glass
left
on
Tuesday
to
spend
a
holiday
In
Prince
Rupert.
Miss
Deacon
returned
at
the
begin
ning
of
the
week
from
Prince
Rupert.,
Miss
Agnes
Desjardlnes
1
spending
a
few
days
In
Prince
Kupert
this
week
taking
in
the
Fair.
Rev.
W.
Allan
left
on
Wednesday
to
attend
the
Presbytery
In
Prince
The
ladles
of
Knox
United
Church.
Terrace,
.held
a
very
successful
salo
of
home
cooking
and
afternoon
tea
in
the
church
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
Election
returns
were
received
here
on
Tuesday
night
between
reels
of
the
picture
show.
A
lcature
of
the
election
here
was
the
fact
that
with
only
two
exceptions
every
registered
voter
who
was
at
the
time
In
the
district,
polled
his
vote.
Mrs.
H.
C.
Creelman
and
children
of
Lucerne
are
renewlnc
aeaualntances
In
town
this
weeki
They
were"
accom
panied
nere
by
Mrs.
Creelmsn's
mother,
Mrs.
3.
Raven,
of
Katurn
Lake,
who
ha
spent
the
last
year
with
them.
1
WARNING
!
Only
genuine
Congoleum
CANADIAN
SERVICE
FROM
MONTREAL
TO
PLVMOUTH-CHCRBOURO-LONDON.
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LIVERPOOL
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tOni.
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LIVERPOOL
rmnr.
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s-pt
it,
snnmiis
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TO
PLVMOUTH-CHERBOURO-HAMBURO
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or
l.
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FROM
BOSTON
TO
QUCENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
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i(rt.
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Oct.
17
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rivniciulli.
CsnttMiiind.
Money
nrdor.
drsri
snrt
irsvellers'
'ftMiiir
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Full
Informstlon
trntn
Inrsl
Arm
nr
:ranpsny'
Ofrires.
6;'
IUtlnr
st
W.,
Vancouver.
B.C.
ph,m
Aey.
m
their
home
at
the
beginning
of
the:
week.
Mrs.
8,
r.
(Mills
returned
on
Tuesday
after
a
ahort'v
holiday
Pnt
In
Prince
Rupert,
'
i.
George
Little
"lew
oh
Tuesdsy
on
A
business
trip
to
Smltbers,
Vander-:
hoof
and
rrsser
Lake.
Mrs.
H.
0.
Bleeker
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
Is
st
present
a
guest
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Oretg.
Miss
Leah
Bleeker
Is
now
attending
school
In
Prince
Rupert.
Everett
Thomas
is
In
Prince
this
week
taking
In
the
Fair.
-
s,m;
i'uow
w
Prtnc9
Rupert
or
three
moutlw
la
Terrace,
left
for
Byth
A
hurs-onkUdayT
Bs-.JY
eanoc.t
SAILINGS
TO
EDROl'U
MAKP.
RrnrnrvATioxs
NOW
FROM
MONTREAL
id
kiftrpoei
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To
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against
inferior
imitations.
Waterproof
Durable
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Art-Rugs
are
an
improved
form
of
waterproof
floor-covering,
with
a
firm,
smooth,
sanitary
surface
remarkable
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for
its
beauty
and
resistance
to
wear.
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modem,
labor-saving
rug
are
seamless
made
in
one
piece.
They
will
not
absorb
dirt
or
spilled
things.
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damp
mop
instantly
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the
freshness
of
their
beautiful
colorings.
And
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rugs
lie
flat
without
fastening
of
any
kind.
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