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RUPERT
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
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THERE
IWT
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I
FlOW
MUCH
tt
OtsE
j
SECOND
GAME
"TtMV
PUACTIN'
ItS
THE
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t
we
OHu-f
oo
our
I
THOUOATi-
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HOME
wcyw
MUCH
I
CME
OUT-
J
"TO
KMOv-
BEAT
KETCHIKAN
AGAIV
YESTER.
--
HAY
AT
BAKF.nALL
BY
TEXvJ
TO.
FITE
.
Jrtnr
Aunvt
rntj
tedyterdy
In
ttif
Kftchltn-Princ,r
Rupert
baseball
series
end
won
th
second
game
by
a
core
of
10
to
5.
The
playing-
on
neither
tide
wa
as
good
a
In
.the
first
game.
Schlenker.
while
rather:
uncertain,
about
shared
pitching
hon
ors
with.
Chestle,
the
.visiting
burler.
but
the
locals
excelled
the
.Ketchikan
team
In
fielding.
The-
third
game
pf
the.,
..sertes
will
be.
.played
this,,
after-nborif
'
and
If
Oiere
is
Mot
ah
Improvement
'in
form
bn
the
part
of
Ketchikan
It'
look
like
Rupert
will
make
It
thiee
straight.
A
feature
of
yesterday's
game
as
well
as
In
the
first,
was
the
catching
and
batting
of
Cecil.
Downle
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
popular
backstop,
besides
outclassing
all
other
players
on
the
field.
Instilled
pep
Into
test
3,
?
iUre
h.v.
1.1.
.
,
Gordon's
sacrifice
scored
Downle.
rar-
and
agile
antlca.
quhar
again"
fanned.
Ketchikan.
1:
First
Inning
Oreenwell
made
a
safnlf"11"
RuPrt-vi
inti
f
.!,
n
ii.
,,,
KETCHIKAN
MAKES
(T"TTE
Amalgamated
Breweries'
of
Kritish
Coluinbla
are
determined
that
the
lieer
they
make
for
the
people
of
British
Colbmhia
shall
Ijc
pure
and
wholesome.
Xo
care
is
spured,
either
in
the"
selection'
of
materials
or
in
the
processes
of
brewing,
that
will
guarantee
pure
beer.
Each
of
the
fiver
companier
associated
in
the
Amalgamated
Breweries
mafntains
laboratories
where
continuous
analyse
are
made,
as
a
check
on
the
methods
of
brewing
and
on
the
finished
product.
The
Government
also,
through
the
Liquor
Control
Board
and
fn
the
interests
of
the
people,
regularly
examines
for
quality
all
the
leer
sold
in
British
Columbia
But
that
is
not
enough.
A
further
check
is
provided
for
the
Amalgamated
Breweries
by
absolutely
independent
tests
made
frequently
by
reputable
public
analysts
upon
request,
nd
by
means
"of
these
reports
the
beers
of
the
var
ous
breweries
are
compared
,for
purity
and
general
quality,
,
A,rcport
has,
just
beenraade;by
the-well
known
jirra
of
Macdonald
&LMa!dciiuldf
iti'iec.iiin
and
testing
engineers
of
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
on
beer
made
by
the.
Amalgamated
Breweries.
This
report
indicates
the
high
quality
of
thc1eers
sold
to
the
people
of
British
Columbia.
For
instance,
after
noting
that
in
the
beer
tested
the
original
extract
in
beer
wort
was
high
14.21
per
cent.that
alcohol
was
4.37
per
cent.,
that
"extract"
In
the
beer
was
5.88
per"
cent.r
and
that
there
was
a
complete
absence
of
foreign
substances,
the
report
goes
on
to
state:
"
beer
is
of
excellent
quality,
as
the
above
analysis
plainly
shows."
The
Amalgamated
Breweries
are
sensible"
of
the
obligation
placed
upon
them'
to
provide
the
best
and
puret
beer
for
the
people'
of
liriluli
.Columbia.
AVhether
you
purchate
beer
by
the
glass.
Sa
Jicenned'
preimsc
under
Government
sbperviaion
or'
by
the
bottle'
at
Cufernmeiit
stores
yon
revive
a'
healthful
and
beneficial
beverage.
The
membars
of
lha
Amalgamated
Brtwrre
arei
Vaiwnuwr
BrerlM
Lt,
Ralnlrr
Biewlng
Co.
A
Canada
Lid..
Wralmlnalar
Brrwrrjr
Ltd
Sitter
Spring
Brewrry
Lid.,
and
the
Victor
ji
Fburaii
Blnt
Co.
Lrd
where
the
beet
uppll.d
to
the
people
of
Brltitb
Columbia
la
mad.
This
advertisement
h
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Contis'
Board
or
by:
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
stole
third.
Balfour
walked
and
Dow-cle
hit
the
rock
pile
for
two'bagt,
Schlenker
scoring.
Hareland.
Oordo.it
and
Farquhar
struck
out.
Ketchikan.
.
thi
Kaca
tk.
TWO
Kl.NS.
0;
Prince
Rupert,
1.
i
Fourth
Innlne
Stewart
struck
cm
Seventrf
Inning-Johns
fanned
O
1926
st
hH
Fianm
Siwci
lac
and
and
so
did
Schlenker.
Balfour
got!"
Chestle
found
the
left
field
for
tasking
a
nice
on'-h'nded
catch
but
third.1
he
rtretched
to
first
tout
Moran
was
out
at
gK""
Downle
came
through
with
a
meant
Koskie's
single
scored
Chest.
;
Farquhar
dropped
it-
Oam
singled
out
n1
KubIe
made
a
c1
we"
tW'
,m,r'
bouncing
single
which
scored
Schleu-Ly
;
.
kerand
BalfOuf.'
Downle
was
Suf
try
iTtww
bagger.
Kostle-
scored
ion
Johns'
!
was
fielded
and
Stewart
talked.
fUUn?
the
nae
Chestle
P0PPJ
Wt
to
HaTelandif)unde
nd
OreenweU
fanned
Loblle
tng
to
steal
second
and
v
.
fanned.
Ketchikan.
Oi'Print
T
Rupert.
sck
ouf'and
Umbi.
wm
flelded
be-Jhott
Ublic
got
flrat
.
UmM
wa
ftelded,
Moran
nied
out
to
abort
and
Second
Inning
Chestle
knocked
a
6re
'Prince
4,
Rupert's
batUng
kings
three
bagger
intajleft
field
"and
Kt
cfae
Hpfagaln.
to'
tnake
thre.
w8rtilenker
cwln-kle
"
on
a
pop
fly,
got
first,
dyer
Moral
was
safe
on
first
on
third
base
hEiriHKAN
(IATiiekk
struck
out
and
Kubley
got
first
whenterrr
and,
Schlenker
tot
first
on
ANOTHER
TWO.
Moran
scoring.
Balfour
Eighth
Inning
Koskle
fanned
anJ
Schlenker
chose
to
put
Chestie
out
at
the"
home:
plat.
Johns
was
fielded.
'
singled
and
got
tecond
on
another
Oyer
was,
tagged
out
by
the
pitcher.
Gordon,
for
Prince
Rupert,
walked'
and.'
Tor.
Schlenker
scoring
when
Downle
Kubley
knocked
a
grounder
which
gae
Eot
safe
to
first.
Hareland
acorvM
him
first
and
Johns
was
hit
by
the
as
a
result
of
a
series
of
errors
andi
overthrows,
made
the
circuit.
Farqu-1
Balfour
and
Gordon
fanned.
Ketch!-
j
pitcher.
Oreenwell
poled
out
a
tlme-hsr
struck
but
and
Lobtlck
and
Urhble
kan.
2;
Prince
Rupert
3.
,r
two
bagger
which
scored
Kubley
were
fielded.
Ketchikan.
0;
Prince!
F'th
Inning
Garn
singled
and
got
nd
Johns.
Oam
wa
fielded.
Balfouri
Rupert
1.
'second
on
an
error.
He
was
put
out
toultA
out
and
the
pitcher
got
Dow.
TKirrt
TniT,.r
inhn.
fiirt
nut
m
trying
to
steal
third
and
Imbemr
wes:hie"s
pop
fly.
Hareland
hU
th
rock
folded.
Stewart
fanned.
Farquhar
P"
xor
a
Gordon
and
Oreenwell
fanned.
With
tu
one
on
bases.
Oam
poked
a
home
struck
out
and
Lobllc
was
fleldea.
'
iWl.
nin
h.
nii
krn
imbn
Lamble
rot-
first
on-
an
error
and
F'rt,
0.
GIBBONS
IS
OUT
ST.
PACL.
Sept
18
bcore
cy
innings:
!n,
dari
of
hU
ring
glory,
past
the
1234387a,
9
trr
when
moat
fighter
are
through.
Ketchikan
.
..001200020
S
he
garnered
a
snug
fortune.
rnnce
Rupert
3l
uomi-w
ju,.
as
did
Mike
before
him.
h
Two
base
hlU
Chestle.
Kubler.
locked
around
carefully
for
the
H
,
June
oi
game
two
nours.
Olbbons'
most
widely
known
en-
In
The
Letter
Box
reault
I
can
assure
you,
Mt;.
Editor
that
such
was
not
the
case
In
the
gam
In
question.
leg
were
nni'Hrn
TtNCV
MAKXKD
KM)
1
I
It
was
Tommv'a
first
knockdown
i
Baaea
on
balls-Off
Schlenker.
I;
off
when
Gene
Tunney
knocked
him
out
.Chestle.
6.
.
Iln
New
York
in
June.
1923.
and
It
Hit
by
pitcher
By
Schlenker.
I.
jwa
last,
for
since
that
time
I
I
Umpire
Bt,b
FHzzell,
P
Lapotte
and
ha
never
donned
the
glove
in
Ihe
Eob
Watson.
jprUe
ring:
counter
was
with
the
champion.
Jack
'.S
Dempaev.
when
be
staved
fifteen
pun
I
lahlng
round,
with
him
In
Montana
j
In
1923,
fighting
under
burntr.g
I
!
1nnrth
nt
Vntr
mn
ttm
-mnA'
nt
IS
V
'
-
(
purse
waa
baaed
on
percentage,
and
CRITICISM
Of
CFOKTH
:
there
wasn't
any.
I
But
the
Dempaev
fight
"for
art's
I
Editor
Dally
News:
j
sale"
helped
Gibbon
get
other
more
I
Your
brief
report
of
the
Ollhuly
Cup;
remunerative
engagement.
For
tXj
football
game
which
appeared
in
your
Memorial
day
tight
two
year
ago
wlln
j
Issue
under
date
September
IS,
con-.aeorge
Carpentler
be
.collected
hli
tain
the
following
passage:
"It
waa
teat
purse-
W2
.000.
Before
that
a
lllstlea
game,
with
the
player
appar-:
113.000
pune
for
meeting
Harry
Grrb
ItnUy
taking
little
lutereat
In
It
them-
had
been
bis
beat.
.selves."
I
-
j
Concerning
this,
it
Is
difficult
for
CCT
C
DI
AVIMP
ime,
a
a
player,
to
understand
hy
LtiJl
lu
iLAIlMU
ituch
grossly
unfair
criticism
should
be
'
U'POT
III
TIKI
110
tVC
levelled
at
the
football
player
of
Prince
lltul
111
I'lIlALo
Uf
encourage,
to
the
best
of
Ita
ability,
all,
(,(JH
lUllKNAMtrll
.1..
.v.
,
T
,-
JASPER,
Sept.
18.
Harry
Jona-s,
the
.ct
rneaning
of
the
word
Tlat-1
"flght
"TT
.
f
,
H
.
I
,
.
iC.
C.
Ronalds,
Mount
Bruno,
Montreal.
lew
.a
V
C.tDI.
v
lUUIIKItUh
,
.
.
.
,
t
.
i
,
ere
winners
yesieroay
in
uw
utoi
ZI-
ViZi
I:
VZ
trPh'
tournament,
so
that
East
and
rlther
careleaa
or
Indifferent
a
to
thi
.,
.....
.
...
:
'
.
,
hand
.
Wet
will
battle,
today
for
the
some
.
silver
totem
pole
trophy.
Jone
advanced
to'
the
final
stage
by
administering
'a
;evere
defeat
W
Alec
I
Wilson.
Royal
Montreal,
and
a
former
ine
aame
argument
appue
u
w.e
ehamnlon.
the
match
end-
second
part
of
the
criticism:
The-
tug
on
the
twelfth
green
and
six
in!
'
ror
of
the
Vancouver
player.
I
r
Were
this
the
first
time
we
had
i,,
ho
wan
1onr
mnA
been
taken
Into
camp
I
would
not
have
.
.
.
gonr
to
the
trouble
of
writing
thl
letter,
but
on
looking
over
previous
issues
of
the
"News,"
I
find
that
on
June
20
"there
was
a
good
deal
of
looseness,"
and
that
the
game
be
.FAMOUS
BATTLES
FOR
1
HEAVYWEIGHT
TITLE
tween
the
"Terminal"
and
"Cold
Ktiro"
wax
feattirMl
mora
h
.)t.
.
T
J
CK
M!HOI'.
ment
than
quality
of
play."
Again
on'
Jim
Jeffrie
needed
only
two
round;
July
10;
"On
the
whole
It
wax
a
ragged;
appose
of
Jack
Munroe
at
Ban
game,
the
,
contest
apparently
not
be-;
Francisco,
August
26,
1904.
Although
ing
taken
very
seriously
by
the
play-
Munroe
more
nearly
approximated
th
era,"
and
so
on
"sd
Infinitum."
i
champion'
poundage
than
any
cp
AFFECT
ITK
MONEY
ponent
encountered
up
to
that
time.
I
contend
that
theJ
little
knnrka.
n
"
bdplea
from
the
OUUct.
Mun-
ar
not
fair
either
to
the
pUyer
or'roe
'&
210
Jeffrie'
310.
to
the
manartra
and
nr.ni,-.
Referee
Oraney
waa
quoted
a
ay.
neither
do
they
tend
to
Increase
the
e"nea
had
Munroe
at
m
merry
rate
money
""
touiu
caauj
nare
auiru
nun.
In
conclusion.
Mr
Krfltnr
t
VmI
thet
aiunroe
picrea
out
a
nazaraoua
rw
thl
letter
will
not,
fall
on
itony
,nK
m
tM
lvnt
rouna
w,,en
D'
ground,
and
that
you
will
give
u
V"
K-n
on
the
lower
rope
cf
vtter
showing
next
season.
"
,n
lrDTO
"
"
"
iu
va
mo
"-"
--.
Thanking
you
for
your
valuable,
space,
ne
vooa
a
count
Oi
IX.
vmiy
u
dtii
C
J;
NORRINOTON,
1
l"n'i
nim
to
wramrr
a
awrniy
!The
reporter
of
the
rwt
game
re-l,lr!
round'
f
erred
to.
June
20,
is
not
at
present'
BtrM8
t
"r
the
challenger
wa
In
th
city
but
hi
port
reporu
were
con"dent
nd
evn
nthuslatlo
bo-atwajr
conidered
fair
and
no
com-iot
h
''ht-
,
.
plaint
waa
ever
before
made
of
them.
KM
McCo1
on
tnU
o66"1
"ertJ
A
foi
the
report
of
the
Ollhuly
Cup-en,ltn
reservation.
II
d-
nnl.
It
wa
obUlned
from
on
of
the'
cUr,
hlrolf
llIln
to
"bt
pUver
In
the
xame.
A
eood
m.ov
on
he
world
except
Jeff.rles.
pUyer.
and
fan
have
admitted
that
i
"
"
'
'
football
thl
yer
ws
not
ot
a
high
pose
of
the
Dally
New
to
encoartg
quality
as
In
previous
years
an
that
all
branches,
,-.
amateur
port
In
the
a
keen
Interest
ha
not
been
Uken
city
by
giving
accurate
report
of
all
"
always
been
th
.
pur-,
sport
doings.
Sport
Editor.
J
Cm
!
W
,mm,U
f
g
I
LOST
-LADY'S
WHITE
OOLD
WRIST
Toppled
ttyxai
w.tcn.
between
Kin
Edward
School.
tte
pugilistic-
heigh
u
at
the
renital
of
his
prize
w
tuning
power.
Tommy
OUHxms
has
confirmed
his
retirement
from
the
Jvrlre
ring
by
more
than
a
jeur
of
Inactivity
In
the.
more
proaaie
capacity
tt
"one
of
8U
Paula
promlaing
your?
business
men;'
only
with
meat
of
the
rcmlae
fulfilled.
Tommy
Is
lea
-ling
a
Ufe
quite
unlike
that
of
the
jveraee
"reUred"
fighter.
1
1
VAM'IALLY
IM)F.PEMtVr
Retirement
to
th?
arerag
pugilist
two
bagger
but
Oordoni
Invarlablt
la
f
cited,
and
ence
a
rlnj
Ketchikan,
a;
prince
ku-,
cast-off.
he
must
turn
to
torn
other
purtult
to
me
a
Ilvtbg.
For
the
struck
out.
Prince
Rupert
crowded
the
Moran
fanned.
No
scoring.
Wlntn
inning
imbery
and
Stewart
average
prize
fighter
has
Mttle
to
do
bases
with
walks.
Moran.
Balfour
and
Sixth
Inning
Chestle
was
put
out
,
ln
"la.
pitener
to
iim
with
thrift
campaigns.
Not
so
wia
Downle
were
on.,
Schlenker
havln.
at
Irst
and
Koskle
fanned.
Oyer
walk-
ta-
nd
Oordon
got
Koakles
fly.
(Tommy
Otbbon.
struck
ouC
Hareland's
two
bagger
ed
and
Kubley
was
fielded.
Schlenker
Th
teams
He
emulated
his
older
brother,
orne
brought
in
Moran
and
Balfour
and
came
through
with
a
two
bagger
and
Ketchikan
Oreenwell,
Sbi
Oarn.
as-1
the
renowned
Phantom"
Mike
Oit-
,
.
r
'
1
-
i
imbery.
k
Stewart,
tf;
Chestle.
jr
bona,
and
when
his
nng
purse
grew
Pure
beer
Kosue.
jd;
uyer.
n;
n.uoiey.
10;
jonm.
rat.
most
of
his
end
went.
flgvraUT-tf
ly.
into
the
family
sock.
,
Prince
Rupert
Moran.
2b:
Schlenker.!
only
a
few
sizable
purses
came
,p;
Balfour,
cf;
Downle.
c;
Hareland.
;
Tommy'
war.
for
he
trudged
the
Ion.
iJb;
Gordvt,
as:
Farquhar.
lb;
Lobltck.
:
hard
road
to
pugilistic
prominence
with
,rf;
Lambie,
If.
little
remuneration
but
in
the
fad-
Oreenwell,
Hateland
2.
Schlenker.
Dow-
TeatmenU
that
meant
security
lor
.u
Three
bav;
hits
Chestle.
Home
run
Oarn.
Strlkeouta
By.
Schlenker.
dheatle-J
money
and
a
reasonable
return
found
It
in;
apartment
houses
sound
bondsji
He
and
TO
RUNT
IrURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
RrJ
807.
U
FOR
RENT
PIANOS,
PLATEH-pianoa,
phonograph
and
aewtng
ma-chine.
Walkev'a
Mualc
Store.
FOR
ENT.
MODERN
UP-TO-DATE
flat;
larg
airy
room;
fir
place,
do
in.
Max
Hellbroner.
rOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOU8E:
UN-obstructed
marine
view.
Apply
2IS
Fourth
Avenue
East.
FOR
RENT.
LARSEN
BCILDLSO
AT
171
Third
Avenue
East;
an
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
ami
workshop
prrmuea
on
street
nonet
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
139
Second
Avenue-
MODERN
HOUSE
FOR
RENT
-
FIVE
room
and
bath.
Munro.Broa.
HELP
WANTED
OENERAL
SERVANT
WANTED.
Apply
303
Fourth
A'enue.
East.
WANTED
AT
ONCE.
STRONG
LAD.
good
opportunity
to
learn
baking
trade.
Electric
Window
Bakery.
319
A
SHIRT
SALESMAN
WANTED
FOR
your
district,
to
sell
direct,
hign
quality
mad-to-order
ahiru
at
popular
prices,
liberal
commit
km.
ex-
dual
re
agencr.
rxeetlent
opportunity
for
right
man
to
obtain
profiuoli
line.
Bute
experience.-
John
Budd
Company.
316
Bay
Street,
Toronto.
POSTAL
HELPERS.
SALARY
11020-1200.
for
employment
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Post
Office.
For
admittance
to
examination,
apply
Secretary,
Civil
Service
CommUalon,
Ottawa,
on
form
aupplled
by
th
Poaunaaur,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
not
later
than
September
29,
192.
211
WANTED.
WAJfTTDASMART
GIRL
FOR,
OEy,
eral
houaeaoVk;
good
'home.
Apply
W
Mr.
Hacker.
United
Church
Paraon-
age.
231
esi.
inia
waa
news
la
me.
ana
per-
xh
mab-r.
tmt,
n
r.
Rnmliti'
waiucu.
wio
naps
you
would
b
urprued
yourseu;,,
g,n
of
8t
ADXnm
Calgary,
it
70U
could
nie
of
'the
player.'.
VM
el0Mr
but
thtn
w
deftnlt
bruised
legs.
1
mariln
In
faror
of
the
Mount
Bruno
TO
JOIN
nl
Scouti,
Tuesday
at
7
pm.
Girl
to
Join
Otrl
Guard,
Friday
at
7
pm
Olrt.
6
to
9
years,
th
Sunbeams
on
Thurday.
Apply
Salvation
Army
WANTED.
ONE
RELIABLE
MAN
every
town,
merchant
preferred,.
take
order
for
beat
eu
atoms-road
dothe
In
Canada.
Highest
com.
mlaalon
Rex
Tailoring
Co,
Ltd,
To
ronton
(3)'
EARN
SOME
EXTRA
MONEY
BS
tween
now
arid
Christmas,
tlO
to
120
easily
made
weekly
In
spare
time
taking
order
for
"Imperial
Art"
Per
sonal
Christmas
Card.
Everyone
customer.
Tak
orders
now,
delivery
later.
Liber!
commlaalon.
Send
(or
free
aarapl
book.
Brttlah
Canadian,
51
Wellington
Weat.
Toronto,
MISCELLANEOUS
BTENOORAPHERS
EXAMINATION
FOll
DrltUh
Columbia1
Civil.
Bervlre
will
be
held
on
Saturday,
arternobn
and
evailng,
October
intro?
appll-
caiion
lorma
ana
other
information,
apply
to
the
nearest
Oovernmen
Agent
or
to
A.
If,
Cox.
Civil
Service
Commlaaloner,
Victoria,
DC,
31a
TAXI
Phone
67
Tail
(Call
Ocorge,
Paul
or
Gu-ft)
Blx
and
Seven,
PaenRer
8lur!
hukcrg
at
your
iliipneal
any
I
line
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
I
'i
iMin
hmaJ.nu...
....
.
Irom
,rom
Ton
l.uht
Delivery
Inuring
and
S(Mrl
Jloadaler
.
:ueli
and
Coupe
Setlan
....
..
..
Ijimtati
....
..
Ianl
lcnl)'
v-
I
Fonl
I.
talil
Delivery.
tartr
cv-uio&imt
....
I
Fonl
Tuilar
Kitlan.
NEW
CAR
PRICES
i
rt
80.00
Sunday.
.
!
1
135.00
1185.0(1
USED
CARS
ON
HAND
I
Port
l.wul
llivry.
ojMMi
boly
I
Fonl
UaM
IlWhfrr.
$
75.00
mn.nft
tarlr
fxtiipment
....
9300.00
I
Oldsmoblle
5-parn
Bi-r
Tourlnsr.
10?
...
trtOO.Ort
'Irm
ran
t
armnjtfil
an
both!
rww
ami
tt
car
lo
wu
tru
purrtiaer.
KAIEN
OARAOC
P'akr
in
Cadllac,
McLauahlln,
Oakland,
Otdsmoblle,
Pontlac
and
Chevrolet
Car
Phone
62
ItimnlMMit
rKI.0fi
.SiMirl
irTiailflfr
rtSO.OO
Touring
niJS.OO
lipe
7,Tl.0t)
riiiltir
Setlaii
7nn.on
Konltir
Snlan
Mi.00
Kill
Ht'livery
."02.00
TriH-k
581.00
These
prices
Include
freight,
taxes,
selr
starter
and
balloon
tires.
(ill
tocir'
pJit'
efof
liiion
I
ra
-
nun
nr
driving
icnn.
.
t
S.
E.
PARKER.
LTDM
Authorized
Ford
Sates,
and
"
tStrvlcc
'
-i'
f,
F0RD
Cars
Trucks
FOR
SALE.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
fo
leu
(Kan
50c
LOST.
Hospital
and
Sixth
Street.
Flndrf
pleaae
return
to
Dally
News
Orflce.
Reward.
219
DIAMOND
A.ND
RCBT
RING
LOYT
In
Exhibition
grounds.
Finder
plea
return
to
Dally
Kews
Office.
Reward.
n
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
UlOII
SCHOOL
OIRL
WANTS
GOOD
home
in
return
for
service.
Box
SU
Dally
New
Office.
221
GOOD
HOME
FOR
SCHOOL
GIRL
Apply
Box
32),
Dally
New
Office.
210
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
t9
Second
Avenue.
Phone
117.
ANOTHER
BIQ
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL.
CAR
PRICES.
l-IH
Ton
t'lillly
Kv
i.re
i:iiat
I
H53.00'
Ir
i
OlT-i(l0
he
latl
Uondays,
Wediieacjji
tlcoea
ta
nromr
.
Sundays
Tuesday
.
Thurwlay
Saturday
.
CFJU
Sept
ll
ar.l
j
ChBMln
O30.00
;,L.
.
OF
PRIZE
RING
H
HXANCIAH.Y
IMIPEMEXT
Bt'T,
iUh
not
foit.iit
Mixrr.
knock-
,Ol
T
BV
TI
NM.Y
I
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
Ut
id
Founds
MAIL
SCHEBllf
Mil
Mm
4m
Houi
oadMerl
8I&.00.
"
m
IO:0.00
Tn
''"re
N-
li(Na
Tractors
FOR
SALE.
NEW
FIVE-ROOMED
house
on
two
lou
in
Section
nve.
Box
324.
Dally
New
Office.
223
FOll
SALE.
PLAYER
PIANO;
EX-
cellent
condition.
Phone
Green
4S0,
ID
FOR
BALE
COOK
STOVE
FOR
WOOD;
Urge
grate:
suit
rancher;
1740;
after
8
o'clock
at
UN
Eighth
Avenue
EaaV
218
FOR
BALE.
OOOD
TOOOENBERO
goat,
under
milk
teit,
three
year
old;
two
nanny
kid
four
month
old;
cheap
for
caah.
Powney
Fur
Farm.
Terrace.
BC.
221
FURNITURE
FOR
BALE,
FOUR
roomed
apartmenl
for
rent,
319
Sixth
Avenue
West,
opposite
Audi
torlum
'
J21
f
FOR
SALE.
ROTARY
ELECTRIC
OVEN
In
goodwerklnf
rmtemtoo,
smallrw
present
trtwl':
4
win
ehaadio
make
roVjm
'for14rgV'one.
"Hectrlu
window
Bakery.
Prince
Rupert,
DC
22
FOR
QUICK
SALE.
THREE
ROLTJCR
canarle;
trained
tlngerit
11500
each.
1138
Seventh
Avenue
East,
if
TENT
FOR
SALE.
NEW
THIS
YEAR
nd
ued
ont
one
week.
Price
10.
Pullen,
Dally
News.
tf
FOR
SALE,
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
IS.
tats,
w
are
aulhoriaed
to
sell
vml
lou,
ome
corner,
hrbor
view,
and
on
wer.
Price
low
and
term
110
00
monthly.
Enquire
T.
.
.
.
.
.
,
v..TrHtwi-w,
Tjajanyatonv;,
uAt
a
inuraaay
.
I
tla.aa
fwlata-
SepCmbef
17
tr.i
JT
Ta
North
t)urtt
(
kartatirw
Mosidat
.
Ta
-tilh
qem
(
KarMIn
September
I
and
,1
fm
.nym
aad
like
tn
9150.00,
y
Meaart
ad
rtrsaln-
Saturdaia
.
.rtMu
rem
the
lat
Monday.
Wednetdar
zA
rfta
at
roc
Vrtm
Orthsm
A
ttlta
Met.
Ml
At.
I
lit
It
Ilk
tie.
a
rlwt
fi
lib
at,
a
Tbonip-
II
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lwrtr4
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II
Ave.
A
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It
lib
(,
a
ni
cv
th
A
IUy
C
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lib
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A
Catl.'n
II
III)
t.
A
MfRrto
t
Pro.
Oel.
SUM.
Pw.
01
Wharf
O.T.F.
Wharf
.
O.T.P.
uitoa
..
tn4
Ave.
fM
It
Srd
Ave
relirtfl
3rd
Ave
k
tin
-
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trt.rt.
'iro
i"0
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:a
sunoay
,
.
ti
Wednurs
La
1a
PvkUr
....
ta
Saturday
till.
CP.R,
Sepletabrr
I
imi
Anyat.
AlWe
ina,
Mnvt
4
I
Frf
wler
Turdl
.
...
l
Irmn
Ft.
!
talWtit
Mat-1
8turoar
.
it
1
1
mm
ttaU
r4at
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II
ai:d
I.
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rtk
tfttm
raarirft
Wedaeaday.
t
treat
ftaalh
tera
Cu"
Sepumber
nd
i
I
run
An)t
n4
litre
tr-
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.
1
1
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sn
frrjtrr-
Sundaya
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rmurnnx
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1
11
I
IM
'M
a
ifcir
IH
Old
STEAMSHIP
HWDBB
Fur
VaiMirr
Sunday
.
Prince
Rup"
Tueaday
a.
Cardma
Thursday--.
Prlhc
C
u1rt
Thurday
-a,
fruit
Oecrf
a.
t
4-a.
ratal
Sept
11
Prince
CiW
Bept.
21-a.
Prince
U'-W-
Sunday:
v.rur.
rrum
Meaurt,
Anjo
"
Tueaday-
a.
Carden
For
Meaart
.
Saturday-.
Prlnr
Ropf"
rrotn
"lewatC
.
Sunday-.
Ptlnc
Ruprt
'...
v..,.i.-(nn
riwtlotl-
Mo'nd.y-.
Princ
Ch"1"
For
Anjnv
Wednesday-
From
Aiiyo
Tl.uml.y-"-
Prince
0or.
For
Hlewarl
nnert
RuP,n
Sturdj-.
Prw
From
Klewwrt-
iiMft
Sunday--,
rrinc
inp
Alo.aa
ant.
17-SS.
Prlncf
LoulM
til"
ll
Ml
From
Vncoutrr
,1
Sunday"
Cardena
4
Monday.
Prtnc
"J,
Wednesday
ft
O01
1
v
Friday--.
Catala
Saturday-.
Pt,
e
Sept.
17-
..
Prince-Sept.
27-..
met-
For
Fnrl
Wia
na
t
Friday-.
CaUla
I
rum
lt
Mr!on
nl
,
Saturday'
cataia
II
I
4P
rrctt.
North
re
i
"H
t
Wednead.--.
Prince
Wedned.y-.
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0llarnCh.rM;,,
CW1
Wedneedar-e.
Prince
'
Frlnc
Oon
10
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