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WORLD
SERIES
BRINGING'
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMan.,.
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FINANCE
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QUNlUTOl
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FOOT
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PLAY?
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RECEIPTS
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MILLION
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DOLLAR
MARK
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THIS
Vi:.lK
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ijNEW
.YORK,'
Sept.
25-The
million
dollar
world'
serif
apparently
la
an
tblished
affair
In
baseball.
Receipts
for
.the
last
three
major
league
classic
have
gone
well
beyond
this
mark
and
with
the
game"
biggest
park,
the
Yankee
stadium,
available
for
part
of
the
com
lng
struggle,
there
Is
every
prospect
that
the
high
tide
of
finance
will
continue.
The
fact
that
the
championships
ot
the
,
past
thfee
seasons
have'
run
to
alt
or
seven
games
every
time
has
helped
swell
the
"gates"
but
the
odds
usuallv
favor
the
battle
going
close
to
the
limit-Only
one
series
In
over.
a
score
of
years
has
been,
decided
In
four
straight
games.
that
of
1914
when
the
Braves
trounced
the
Athletics.
SET
lll'ill
MARK
Last
year's
struggle
between
the
Pittsburgh.
Pirates
and
Washington
Senators
set
a
new
high
mark
In
total
receipts,
!,
182.834,
although
the
attendance,
282.830,
fell
a
little
below
the
records
of
the
previous
two
years.
This
was
because
more
higher-priced
seat
were
sold
in
Pittsburgh
and
Washington.
The
1923
championship
between
the
Yankees
and
Giants
established
an
attendance
mark
of
301.430
in
six
games.
It
was
made
possible
through
the
use
of
the
game's
biggest
two
enclosures.
the
Yankee
Stadium
and
Polo
Grounds,
and
lsnt
likely
to
be
broken
this
FalL
The
same
series
also
established
iYfwr
rcnorc
nccc
HHINOS
IKltVN
RECORD
I1AO
WITH
ANCIENT
WEAPON
AT
ABHEV-HTEAII
IX
YORKSHIRE
"TORK.
Sept.
23
King
Oeorge
made,
hi
record
bag
of
13
grouse
ln
one!
drlv
at
Abbeyatead
with
two
pair
of
old
'
fashioned
double
barrelled
hammer
gun
manufactured
thirty
odd
yean
go.
A
a
young
man
the
King
laid
the
foundation
of
hi
reputation
a
a
ahot
with
these
gun
and
(till
cling
toi
them
for
sentimental
reason.
j
An
English
firm
which
make
gun
for
the
crowned
heads
of
half
th
world
has-been
keeping
the
King'
guns
in
condition
for
yean.
At
the
end
of
each
shooting
season,
the
guns
an
aent
to
th
factory,
(tripped,
cleaned,
over-
4
hauled,
given
an
oil
bath
and
put;
In
storage
until
the
neit
year.
Famous
Battles
for
the
Heavyweight
Title
t'.
R
PKXTIK
R'S
IMH'T
Jack
Dempseya
defeat
of
Oeorges
Carpentler
In
four
rounds
at
Jersey
City.
July
2.
1921
gave
boxing
a
'
standing
In
socletv
for
the
first
time
single
game
attendance
record
of
62.817.
)
na
a
urg,
society
attended
the
with
record
receipts
of
201.459.
more
j
boUt
ln
,uch
rtl,ngth
and
Bpira(ior
money
than
was
taken
in
from
the
full
j
u
w5
g,Ten
tht
,'ugKUon
ot
an
alx-game
series
of
1918
between
the
Red
f
international
polo
attraction.
Sox
and
Cubs.
The
fight
was
a
model
of
propriety.!
Following
U
the
detailed
disposition
of
All
the
conventions
were
observed.
Not
last
year's
receipts:
,,n
epltbet
wu
applied
nor,
profane
Players'
hare
sil.ita
,nrA
,,...,4
t,
.i.k..
.
..
1'iiub.irrh
I'iraies'
Miare
....
HMii.H'"
V
"
Wjhinirtgi
--nlor-
share
hrn
l'ittbnrli
fUrer
Earn
Wsoltmiloii
ilyer
.
.
,
erind
plare
esm
liare
ilnl
ami
Atfilrilr.
earti
.
.
.
Ihiril
iare
team'
hare
hedi
and
Hruwns.
eai-h
Mir
lb
Iare
learn'
share
Cardinal
and
Tlrrr,
arh
.
Adfrnory
(Kinrir
hare
.
.
.
Earn
rluLV
Mure
Earn
learue's
hare
7..s..
;ti.ur.
;it.
.4.
.
Ci.zSr.
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tis.Ku;.
18IB.tS..lil,iir.
tll....l?,stl.
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mj..i..isu,f
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119.
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194.
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i
Illl.iHi.
.
9I.97S.
.
IT,0.
0i.lttO.17
no.
ucrpi
i
or
varpenuer,
wno.jj
ijit.lt
could
not
be
expected
to
work
up
any
,,7,4
!
great
enthusiasm
over
the
alfalr.
It
SS.4TS.3l
was
an
altogether
delightful
occasion.
I
IC.9t?.l
j
M8l.il
I77.IT.IJ
tM.44S.lf
Ut.l4S.IJ
There
was
only
one
fight
recorded
among
the
spectators.
Two
ot
ths
customers
clashed
during
the
Mlske-
Renault
preliminary.
Most
of
the
by'
standers
stamped
this
as
unwarranted
Appended
la
a
record
of
attendance
!
-.nee
It
was
eenerallv
votl
that
the
bsw
rcvr-ijits
racn
year
since
iwus
41
AMES
SINCE
Player'
Yr.
r.ime.
Attend.
Rerelpl
Vt,
bout
was
not
worth
fighting
over.
Carpentler
spirit
was
willing
but
the
fiesh
was
weak.
He
attempted
to
force
the
fighting
but
could
not
carry
J1.40I
hu
program
to
a
successful
conclusion
6,f
6
1
The
Frenchman'
highly
touted
'Sub
WUIVIC
VIAF,
1U
MIC
V11KU
27
90
490.M1..
I47.S71
1
round.
In
a
fashion
that
stirred
the
MS
7J'
ltliCroWd
10
bOP"
tIUt
b
hd
Dn'-,el'
afK.jl!!
I44!9V
Kroggy.
but
the
champion
assimilated
S!S9'!
1;!7Tthe
blow
without
dlfflculty
and
made
41
I
t
.
.
171.419
7.4I4.
S64.SIMI.
f.'i".,47;
I
.or.
I.
15
I
nn
i.04
s7
'
hort
work
of
nls
challeag"
to
the
next
ivs.Y.
round.
i.ii
ttt.iVI
H7.X1t
3i.71
:t
II.U9
ri.l.'.44
KENTUCKY
RACE
OPENING
TODAY
!H0N.E
D.BARROW
VISITING
DISTRICT
Arrheil
from
Vk-torta
Ihk
Mnrnlng
and
lH
for
Interior
In
VWt
rarming
('ommunltlr
To
make
bis
annual
inspection
of
th
farming
communities
of
the
interior.
Hon.
E.
O.
Barrow,
minister
of
lands
In
"JU,n,lux'
WP''
lne
en-
the
provincial
government,
arrived
from
tucky
Jockey
Club
Stake.,
with
110,-,
victoria
on
the
Prince
Rupert
thl
ooo
added,
may
be
the
medium
for
morning
and
proceeded
to
the
Interior,
settling
the
question
of
two-year-old
Mr.
Barrow,
who
la
accomnanled
br
Col.
supremacy
of
the
turf
during
the
U-,
Latta,
chairman
of
the
Land
Settlement
tumn
racing
season
beginning
today,
f
Board,
will
visit
Smlthers,
Burn
Lake.
The
mile
race,
to
be
run
at
Chur-
rmncols
Lake,
Vtnderhoof.
Prince
chill
Down,
offer
the
Juvenile,
who.
Oeorge
nd
Quesnel
and
will
return
capture
it
an
opportunity
to
claim
by
way
of
the
Cariboo
road.
the
two-year-old
crown,
to
which
nonei
of
the
.youngster
thus
tar
ha
de-j
HOTEL
'
ARRIVALS
clslvely
established
his
right.
j
Hopeful
Contetants
J
Prlnre
Rupert
Lord
Chaucer
triumph
ln
the
Hope-'
R.
Creelman
and
W.
O.
Mandert,
ful
at
Saratoga
wa
not
convincing.
Winnipeg;
B.
A.
Latta.
Edmonton:
B.
He
benentted
greatly
by
a
weight,
C.
Kteley.
O.
A.
McNlcholl.
R,
Carl-coneesfclon
but
displayed
a
finish
that
isle.
Charles
D.
Schultr.
Fred
V
.
leads
turfmen
to
believe
that
he
will
oumsey.
R.
M.
Shaw,
8.
Taka,
F.
V.
fancy
a
route
such
a
the
Stake.
Scapa
Flow,
a
son
of
Man
o"War,
on
hist
showing
In
the
Hopeful,
probably
Flow
In
that
race,
also
showed
a
meii-torou
performance.
These,
colu
have
been
racing
well
their,
.rst
year
Out.
J
Delcourt
and
C.
Domoney,
Vancouver;
Emtl
M.
Crell,
Balmoral;
F.
w.
Sawi
tell
and
Charles
M.
Leverty.
Toronto;
will
be
among
the
favorites
In
the
stake'
Mr.
and"
Mrs.
W.
R.
Oraden.
Medicine
Hat;
C.
B.
Twlgg,
Cretson;
E.
Green
wood
and
M.
M.
Randle,
Nanalmo;
Cox.
Victoria;
Mrs.
W.
O.
Carrigan
an1
uxner
Eastern
crack
juveniles
that
Charles
Cautbers.
Terrace:
R.
O.
John
loom
formidably
ln
the
probable
field
ston,
Inverness;
Mr.
and
Mr.
H.
Hen-ade
J.
E.
Wldener'
Kiev
and
Chance
rlcksen,
Baranoff.
Alaaka;
F.
D.
Mathers,
Bhot
and
Candy
Queen
and
Pantella.
jPrince
Rupert.
The
eastern
horde
will
not
be
wtth-i
Central
out
formidable
opposition
from
the'
b.
J,
Walkland
and
W.
H.
Thorn,
west
in
the
final
stake
race.
Among
c
J
Jt.
the
western
Juveniles
are
E,
R.
Brad-
.
.
ley'
Buddy
Bauer
and
Bewtthu;
Johnson
H.
Camden's
Nor'easter
and
Khalifa;
E.
B.
McLean's
Sport
Trail
and;
V
V
Jock
and
Torchllla.
Derringer.
KrlcrJ
II
C.
Oeneral
Haldeman
and
Dr.
Waihlngton.
l"'
MAGIC
AN
OLD
HAMMER
GUN
dAKI
N
U
POWDER
aWLy'
W
a3sfl
bwiwbIsb!
in
all
your
baking
to
assure
success.
Made
in
Canada
E.W.
CILLETT
CO.
LTD.
TORONTO,
CAN.
fir.
Tirea
'Nerve
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
SEPTEMIJEIl
i
I9IC.
1
WBsma
.aw.
7ssaissaTiBSl
SasssaBHlHHHsflB
3
til
Judge
Barker
of
Nanalmo.
who
hai
been
taking
the
work
of
Judge
Young
In
the
north,
passed
through
the
city
cn
his
return
south.
Th
Seattle
Tunes
admit
that
Seat-
lea
business
with
Alaska
was
hit
a
'.Uggerlng
blow
whn
congret
refused
:o
take
action
to
divert
the
halibut
movement
from
Prince
Rupert.
The
paper
says
that
It
waa
a
loss
of
5.-000.000
a
year
or
more.
James
Hampton
only
last
Wednesday
received
from
the
late
Capt.
A.
W.
Agnew
a
book
of
scenes
in
northern
France.
Two
day
later
the
new
of
Capt.
Agnew'
death
in
action
came
a
a
great
shock
to
Mr.
Hampton.
POPULAR
RAILWAY
OFFICIAL
MOVING
K.
A.
HtHI
OW.
KOAI
MASTER
I
OK
MtNV
YEARS,
TKAWKKKEII
TO
PKIri:
r.EOHRE
R.
A.
Harlow.
CJSA.
roadmaitcr
hew
for
the
past
several
years,
haa
been
transferred
In
a
similar
capacity
to
Prlnc
Georea
and
la
tn
tk
tin
hi
new
tlltlM
htwn
that
rlt
mnri
rn.l'
dako
on
October
1.
Ur.
Harlow
and
son
will
leave
later
to
Join
him.
Their
residence
on
Fourth
Avenue
East
hai
been
sold
to
Olen
A.
McMillan,
superintendent
of
the
dry
dock.
The
departure
from
Prince
Rupert
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Harlow
will
be
a
matter
of
general
regret.
Both
are
resident
of
long
a
landing
and
enjoy
large
measure
of
popularity
amid
ECKOFF
PAYS
$300
FINE
-AGAIN
INTO
CITY
POLICE
COURT
For
th
third,
time
this
year.
A.
T.
EckoS.
Regent
Hotel,
was
fined
In
Uw
lclty
police
court
this
morning
on
a
liquor
charge.
This
time
he
waa
assessed
300.
with
the
option
of
three
months'
Imprisonment
for
hsjrlr.g
liquor
In
other
than
a
private
guest
room.
He
pleaded
guilty
td
th
charje
krul
ft
AAlirr
rinaawlM
u.mklsa.u
m.
secutor.
and
Milton
Oonzale.
defence
counsel,
aa
to
whether
It
wa
a
seconJ
offence,
the
information
having
been
laid
ln
this
case
before
conviction
had
been
registered
on
a
previous
charge
of
a
similar
nature.
Magistrate
Mclymont
Interpreted
It
as
a
second
offence
and
made
his
fine
accordingly.
SNEAK
THIEF
ON
TRAIN
GETS
AWAY
WITH
MUCH
LOOT
According
to
paasengen
arriving
an.
last
night's
train
from
the
East
there'
waa
a
sneak
thelf
operating
on
the;
train
Thursday
night
west
of
Prlnc
1
Oeorge.
W.
D.
Oraden
of
Medicine
Hat.
who
arrived
with
Mrs.
Oraden
and
proceeded
to
Vancouver
on
th
Princess
i
Beatrice
this
morning,
stated
that
he
ad
lost
a
watch
and
that
the
berths',
of
other
passengers
had
been
rifled,;
the
chef
of
th
train
being
pretty,
thoroughly
cleaned
out.
It
was
stated
at
the
superintendent';
offlc
fctr
this
morning
that
th"
In-
pk
c
sua
-
hgr
K":,3
O
It26
ar
Ura.
ftruc
Scwvict.
I
CMt
Bntaaa
l
ventilation
department
was
working
on
the
matter
but
that
the
thief.
i
far
a
was
known,
had
not
been
apprehended.
New
lecelved
later
say
a
man
ha
been
apprehended
near
Burns
Lake.
OFFICERS
FOR
ST.
ANDREW'S
The
St
Andrew's
Society
elected
of.
fleers
for
the
coming
six
month
iat
tight
a
follows
President.
Oeorge
Abbott.
First
Tlce-presldent.
Ben
DaJtjaroo.
Second
vice-president.
W.
Barton,
Secretary.
J.
J.
Utile.
Treasurer.
A.
A.
Connon.
Director
Howard
Steen
.Thomas
Beatty.
W.
Anderson
and'R.
Cameron.
The
follcvlng
committee
were
appointed;
House'
R.
Cameron.
O.
Flntafaan
and
A.
McLcod.
Bid
Visiting
Howard
Siren.
8.
D.
Macdonald.
Entertainment
Oeorge
Abbott
and
A.
Cltpperton.
Bllllarta
W
Anderma.
8.
D.
Mat-donald
and
J.
McLean.
A
program
of
social
event
and
lecture
I
being
arranged
for
th
winter
month.
i
TERRACE
FAIR
MIOWS
EXCELLENT
I'KODKE
4)E
THE
TARMS
AM
(IARIE.S
AND
ritOVES
AIMPT-A
III
1.1
TV
III
S4III-
I
continued
from
page
one)
cully
wa
overcome
when
Mr.
Oreen-wood,
the
poultry
Jdg.
undertook
i
the
worker
Th
Judging
of
the
poultry
and
the
rabbit
wa
done
In
the
presence
l
all
Interested,
and
much
valuable
Information
thereby
obtained
by
poultry
raisers
and
rabbit
breeder.
The
mV
biu
proved
quite
n
attraction,
4
considerable
number
of
very
fine
wyi
being
on
display.
A
feature
of
thl
year's
fair
wa
ttvs
evident
satisfaction
on
all
side
with
the
work
of
the
Judges
and
th
many
good
auggestlon
offered
by
them
(ar
,
the
betterment
of
the
fair
In
future
The
Judge
were
Mr.
Randl
of
Nanalmo.
fancy
work,
borne
cooking
sni
school
work;
C.
B.
T1gg
Cm
ton,
vegr
table
and
Irulta
and
E.
Orrenwood
of
Victoria,
poultry
and
rabbits
and
!
also
acted
a
Judge
of
stock.
The
dance
at
night
drew
a
large
i
crowd
that
thoroughly
enjoyed
it
Music
wa
rendered
by
Mr.
Attwood's
five
piece
orchestra.
Supper
was
server)
to
Bdmlnton
wl
wide
circle
of
friend
Mr.
H.rlow
W
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with
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door
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j,aa.T-i
in
vvnuri.viuu
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UU1Wi
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ofth.
road.
Mrs.
Harlow,
who
lho
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b'
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t
rw
hll
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not
yet
R.
Orant.
ha.
resided
in
Prince
Rupertj
":'U.b'e
"fld
almost
a
long'
vn..m
DONATION
OF
$150
TO
BOYS'
BAND
FROM
RUPERT
ROTARY
CLUB
The
Boy'
Band
Commltta
and
Bandmaster
Wilson
acknowledge
with
thanka
receipts
of
150
donation
from
Prince
aupert
Club
to
Boys'
Band
Fund.
FISH
ARRIVALS
.
Z.
"
.
w
.
riv
boau
sold
their
catches
her
to-
.
.
.
wa
wild
ittiii
gnvaug
9.
40
and
7
and
ISiO
and
10
cent
while
Canadian
sold
for
1C
to
leao
with
B
cents
for
second.
Sales
wen:
AMtltlCAN
Chelsea.
30.000,
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
Jack.
4.100,
to
Cold
Storage.
CANADIAN
Munrlneac.
4,000,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
Morris.
8.S00.
to
Cold
Storage.
Grant.
4.000.
to
Cold
Storage.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
machine
knives!
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ti
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anted
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For
Sale
For
RenO
.DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
laslftftaUA
11UIIU
VLU
lUUll
IUU
fiUU,
FOR
SALE.
FURNITURE
Or
SIX
roomed
hous,
either
tn
bulk
or
ojr
60
acres
fn
crop,
balance
easily
taken
In.
Right
at
Quirk
sUtkm.
River
run
through
property.
Oood
mad.
Apply
Mrs.
W
Stuart.
II
Ninth
Street
231
fX)R
SALE
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
Es
tate,
w
ar
Mthortaed
lo
sell
sevtnl
lot,
soma
romrr.
harbor
4ew.
r4
on
sewer.
Pnces
low
and
terms
from
1
1
000
mental
j.
Enquire
T
McClymont.
U
FOR
HALE.
ROTARY
ELECTRIC
OV4t
In
good
working
order,
too
small
fur
present
trad;
wtll
sell
cheap
to
mak
roin
for
larger
one.
Electro
Window
Bakery.
Prince
Rupert.
BO
OOOD
BCILOtNa
1X3T8
FOR
SALE-
Being
lou
S
and
,
block
43.
section
7.
Prlnc
Rupert.
For
particular,
apply
Bank
of
Montreal.
33)
FOR
SALE.
DININO
ROOM
SUITE,
rugs,
couch,
writing
desk,
oookraaa,
piano
lamp.
Phon
Black
Sit.
31S
TENT
FOR
SALa
NEW
THIS
TEAU
and
used
onl
on
week.
Price
120
Pullrn.
Dally
New.
-J
FOR
SALE.
OURNET
OXFORD
RANGE
with
hot
water
coll.
Phon
Orrcn
603
or
Black
433.
FURNITURE
FOR
SALE.
LIVtNO
room
and
kitchen
chair
-and
table.
Phon
Blue
'430.
'
3U
FOR
'SALE.
LOT
It.
BLOCK
3,
Sec
tion
7.
Apply
Box
330
Dally
Newt
Office,
tt
TO
RtNT
FOR
RENT
PIANOS.
PLATER-planoa,
phonographs
and
sewing
nu-chine
Walker'
Music
Store.
FOR
RENT.
SIX
ROOM
MODERN
flat
with
bathroom,
at
171
Third
Ave.
East.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
tt
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
Up.TO-DATS
flat;
large
airy
rooma;
fir
plaoe;
dote
In.
Mas
Hellbroner.
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE;
UN
obstructed
marine
view.
Apply
31S
Fourth
Avenue
East.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
dsy.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
O07-
l!
MODERN
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
FIVE
tooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bro.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD,
-
THE
INLANDER,
8S0
Second
Avenue.
Phon
137.
LOST.
IX58T-
BLUE
PERSIAN
CAT
REWARD
rnone
oB3.
335
FOUND
POUND,
..FIVE
BASEBALL
BATS.
Ap.
ply
Dally
New
Offlc.
TAXIDERMY
SAVE
THE
DEER
AND
OTHER
GAME
heads,
Have
them
mounted
true
to
life.
Phone
a
rem
490.
PXJ,
Bo
808.
C.
Harvey
Flnley.
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Advtttl
la
tb
Dslly
Nwi
1-14
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pre
r.liaii
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l.i!il
delivery
ChaaaU
fiSO.OU
louring
ami
lluatlalur
HUM
5nort
HnaiUter
Coach
and
Lnii4
Swlan
Kamlau
USED
CARS
ON
HANO
1
Far',
,'teh'
piano.
Brunswick
phonograph.
Singer'
'.
sewing
machine;
all
In
good
order.
Arthur
Bailey.
P.O.
Box
3.
Phon
Blatk
tot
or
call
341
ruth
Atenu
West,
tf
FOR
SALE.
MODERN
SIX
ROOMED
house,
furnished
or
unfurnished:
bathroom.
Urge
pantry,
chlckenbouse,
lawn,
gadren
and
conservatory
In
front.
Arthur
Bailey.
PO
Box
3M.
Phone
Black
3M
or
call
341
Fifth
Avenue
West.
If
FOR
SALE.
1BO
ACRES
OOOD
LAND.
rtMn
nynly
I
Fitnl
Light
lllvry.
I
Fonl
Light
Itellwrr.
larler
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SHO
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1010.00
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$IH5J0
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a
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in
Cadllic.
McLauahlln.
Oakland,
Oldsmoblla,
Pontlac
and
Chevrolet
Cara
Phone
62
NEW
CAR
PRICES
MnnalM.nl
5H.f)0
SjMrl
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mill
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These
price'
Include
freight,
taxei,
telr
(tarter
and
balloon
tires.
(Inll
or
lrplitrt4
for
ilrmonlm-
ion
or
ilriving
lroii.
8.
E.
PARKER.
LTD.,
Authorized
Ford
Sale
and
Service
FORD
Cara
Trucks
Tractor
Phone
67
Tail
Call
Ornrar.
Paul
or
Clut)
Sn
and
Sfvrn
l'aon?er
Slndn
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lime
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
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from
Hmnre
11
01
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PRIN0E
RUPERT
TIDES
PMlurriay,
fMilrralier
33
li
3:43
am,
309
It.
15
49
pm.
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low
g;44
4,7
ft.
23:17
pm.
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3
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am.
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8
4
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23.-07
pm.
4.8
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Monday,
?eplrmler
37
High
..
..
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8:38
am.
181
tt.
17:31
pm,
193
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1
low
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11:13
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toptemlter
38
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0:33
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to
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am.
88
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13:08
pm.
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1
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FoSl
$2c
per
word
in
advance.''
No
Advertisement
taken
(o
leu
than
50c
WANTED.
WANTED.-
ONE
REUABtJE
MAN
IN
every
town,
merchant
preferred,
u
uk
order
for
brat
custom-mal
clothe
la
Canada.
Highest
commissions.--
Rex
Tailoring
Co.
Ltd..
To-ronton
13)'
WANTED.
EXPERIENCED
OENERAL
maid,
family
of
two.
Mr.
D.
C
Paterson.
Bank
of
Montreal.
Phone
WANTED
TO
BUY.
SECONDHAND
wagon
or
democrat.
Quote
price
'a
PU.
Qukk.
BC
ZM
FOR
SALE.
ANOTHER
BIO
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES.
MAIL
SCHEDlli
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I
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the
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