PAQ1
FOS
JUNIOR
SOCCER
WAS
INTERESTING
llHlll
SCHOOL
AMI
I1O0TI1
AAIN
ON
SATIRIIAY
HUNTERS
ENTHUSE
OYER
GAME
COUNTRY
TIRO
r
Itflrh
anf
':
tlrvt
K
...
v.
..
t
ttXeague
fixture
on
Saturday
at
Acropoll
r
Hill
'
and
the
result
of
an
interesting
match
was
a
draw
or
Booth
attacked
and
Bryant
cleared.
Kelsey
shot
past
and
then
Dickens
shot
behind.
With
the
wind
In
their
favor,
Booth
were
pressing
and
Bryant
kicked
away.
Then
High
took
up
the
run
ning
and
Irvine
shot
behind.
Dickens
got
away
and
forced
a
corner.
Booth
half-backs
were
playing
a
strong
game
and
High
forwards
did
not
get
much
freedom.
Kelsey
sent
Dickens
away
and
a
fruitless
corner
resulted.
High
lost
a
great
chance
when
Cameron
missed
his
kick
but
Stalker
lost
the.
ball.
Cross
cleared.
Dickens'
centre
and
W.
Colllsoi.
headed
away
v
Cameron
again
missed
his
kick
but
Stalker
handled
and
another
good
chance
was
lost.
At
the
other
end
Dickens
missed
a
good
pass
from
Walter
Cross
and
"then
Bryant
distinguished
himself
.by
throwing
himself
across
the
goal
to
stop
a
fine
shot
by
Kelsey
at
the
expense
of
a
corner.
Stalker
and
Hill
got;
away
but
Fred
Cameron
sent
them
back.
They
returned
to
the
attack
but
the
ball
went
behind.
W.
Col-llson
tried
a
long
shot.
Wlngham
shot
ever
and
then
Scott
fisted
away.
Kelsey
was
playing
a
good
game
tor
Booth
and
Bryant
was
forced
to
kick
away.
Half-time
came'
with
the
score
sheet
clean.
The
wind
was
now
in
Hlga's
favor
but
Dickens
was
the
first
to
shoot
only
to
have
his
shot
cleared
by
Bryant.
W)th
Kelsey,
Dickens
showed
good
combination
but
High
.defence
was
giving
nothing
away.
Walters
centred
twice
but
soon
Scott
picked
up
from
Irvine.
In
a
scramble
round
the
Booth
gcs.1
Scott
pushed
the
ball,
away
and
brought
relief.
Booth
forwards
were
combining
well
and
Dickens
was
clever.
Stalker
stopped
Kelsey
and
then
Booth's
goal
"had
two
escapes
when
in
quick
succession
Walter
Johnson
and
Irvine
missed
open
goals.
Then
Joe
Scott
with
a
long
shot
beat
his
brother
and
High
was
a
Koal
to
the
good.
Booth
was
nettled
and
got
Into
the
game
Avtth
'
Intensity.
In
an
attack
Kelsey
was
Injured
but
was
able
to
resume
though
he
was
limping.
Walter
Cross
forced
a
corner
which
was
taken
by
Dickens
and
Thurber
breasted
through
the
equalizer
for
Booth.
It
was
nowi
anybody's
game.
Roy
Morrison
stopped
-
Johnson.
Fred
Cameron,
at
forward
f
for
.Booth,
was
through
but
got
'off-side.
Alan
Cross
kicked
a
corner
to
save
the
situation
and
the
closing
minutes
provided
lots
of
excitement
but
no
goals.
Teams:
High
Bryant.
It.
Stalker.
A.
Cross,
D.
Morrison,
W.
Colllson
capt.,
Hendrlck-son.
R.
Irvine,-
J.
Scott,-
HllJ.
8tewart,
W,
.
Johnson.
Booth-D.
Scott,
F.
Cameron,
R.
aonyR.
Colllson,
T.
Kelsey
(capt.).
R.
Morrison,
A.
Walters,
H.
Dickens,
W,
Cross.,
O.
Wlngham.
Referee
J.
Campbell.
Linesmen
E.
Smith,
C.
Hacker.
Borden
and
Booth
meet
tomorrow
evening
at
5.15
In
the
crucial
game
ot
the
"series
and
there
Is
considerable
excitement
over
the
prospects.
A
win
for
Borden
wilt
give
them
the
League
FINALSHOOT
NEXTSUNDAY
SPECIAL
I'KIZKS
TO
BE
OHT.KEII
MAKKK.MKV
OK
NORTH
H.C.
''
KEC.IMENT
CAMKKOV
WIS-NEK
YESTKRIIAY
R.
W,
Cameron
was
the
winner
of
the
spoon
r
at
the
weekly
slioot
of
the
North
B.C.'
Regiment
Rifle
Association
on
the
McNIcholt
Creek
range
yesterday.
The
scores
Rff
V'sr.
were'
mm'
follows:
rt
M
.
.
'
-
as
-200
R.
Davidson
aa-
W-.'Brass
.
."
,
29
R.
W.
Cameron
26
M.
M.
Lamb
20
Q.
V.
Wilkinson
25
C.
V.
Evltt
271
R.
Wilson
............
27
R.
Howard
,
24
.1
Palm.
n
.
-.
.
...v.
44
F.
Russell
14
,600
32
33
32
31
31
30
32
28
31
.30
600
3004
2800
31
9
2080
2783
26
3
23
82
24
76
2073
2670
Next-
Sunday
the
final
shoot
of
the
-season
will
take
place
when
the
first,
second,
third
and
fourth
prizes
will
be
.gold,
silver,
'
bronze
medals
and
turkey
respectively
with
a
spoon
as
usual
going
'
to
the
highest
scorer.
NORTH
OF
HAZELTON
llsswrlfisiatsr
l.'iilli
m.t
ta..
I...
...
...
ties
of
Die
Area
and
fur
(Hilde
llelriirs
William
J.
Bodwell
of
Sanford,
Maine,
and
James
Clemeps,
6f
Boston,
who
were
en
route
south
after
a'ucce3sful
hunt
,
of
fifty
days
in
the
Groundhog
country
say
they
got
their
full
legal
bag
of
oar-
'
lbougoat,
moose
and
grlziley
end
this
may
expliin
why
they
are
so
emphatic
In-Hhelr
praise
of
the
hunting
country
north
of
Hazelton
and
of
their
outfit
.and
guide.
One
of
the
hunters
said
Oeo.
Belrnes
as
guide
was
wonderful.
"I
;
want
to
tell
you.xwe
don't
want
anything
published
,
of
.our
trip
unless
a:n-ge
Belrnes
is
given
his
full
shart
of
credit
for
our
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
"TO
READ'
success.
He
is
doing
more
than
anyone
else
In
the
whole
country
to
develop
It.
We
cannot
say
anything
tod
good
ot
hint
or
the
country
and
Its
hunting.
We
were
gone
fifty
days
and
we
are
now
boosters
for
"Hateltort
and
the
whole
hunting
country
reached
from
there."
The
party
went
up
the
Telegraph
Trail
along
the
Skeena
River
and
shot
some
tine
motion
pictures
of
big
game.
something
that
is
harder
to
do
than
to
snoot
it
with
a
rifle.
They
say
the
country
for
hundreds
of
nines
has
fab
ulous
possibilities
and
he
thinks
Uie
people
of
the
district
should
boost
It.
DOES
AND
FAWNS
ARE
Few
Burks
and
Brought
Home
lour
That
does
and
fawns
are
very
plenti
ful
a;
the
south
end
of
Pore
her
Islanq
but
that
bucks
are
scarce
Is
the
word
brought
by
a
party
that
was
hunting
there
yesterday.
There
were
eight
U.
the
party
formed
by
Joe
Greer
ana
they
went
In
Oeorge
Bryant's
rla.
In
addition
to
Mr.
Oreer
there
were
out
W.
E.
WllllscTOft.
A.
R.
Nlcholls.
Day-
Balfour.
W.
Reid.
Harry
Winslow
ana
Mr.
8teeves.
They
brought
home
four
deer.
Doug.
Stork
and,
party
also
brought
home
four
from
the
neighborhood
or
Port
Edward.
They
were
In
adryuon
to
Mr.
Stork,
Morris
Prlngle.
Howard,
Frlr-rell
and
Jlmmle
Farauhar.
One
party
that
went
up
Denis
Arm
got
nothing.
BILLIARDS
littponrd
(Same
Saturday
Slshf
iBe.
tueen
AnderMtn
and
Klllman
Xreili
.twent
if
Errulhe
In
the
postponed
billiard
game
Satur
day
night
between
Ounnar
Anderson
(Tigers),
and
J.
Ulllman
Lions),
the
latter
won
200
to
120,
bringing
the
total
score
for
the
tournament
to
872
for
the
Tigers
and
874
for
the
Lions
provided
the
postponed
game
Is-allowed
by
the
executive.
SPORT
CHAT
K
The
local
winter
sport
season
Is
to
be
under
way
and
In
full
swing
earlier
than
usual.
Little
time
Is
being
lost
In
organization
work.
less
than
usual
With
the
first
billiard
tournament
at
the
end
of
last
week,
there
will
be
another
tomorrow
night
when
Cougar
and
Beavers
will
make
their
first
so-
pea
ranee.
The
Cougars
team
will
consist
of
Fred
Pyle.
captain,
Percy
Tinker,
8.
D.
Macdonald,
M.
M.
McLachlan.
Bert
Morgan
and
8.
Darton.
while
the
Beaver
team
will
be
comprised
of
W.
H.
Long,
captain,
W
J.
Nelson.
Ben
Self.
Fjank
Aldridge.
Angus
McDonald
and
Alexander
.
Harvey.
Tonight
the
CrtU
Uge,.
League
will
get
under
way'
with
the
following
fixtures:
Grotto
vs.
L.
N.
Maehanica:
CanadlAi
Legion
vs.
Pit.
Hotel:
Orange
Lodge
v
Moose;
Eons
of
Canada
vs.
St.
Andrews;
Dry
dock
vs.
Cold
Storage;
C.N.
Operating
vs.
Kalghts
of
Columbus.
Harold
Carlson,
who
claims
the
wel
terweight
championship
of
Canada
in
wrestling
and
who
has
been
located
In
mm
Fins
for
catarrh
when
melted
in
a
spoon
or
snuffed
up
the
nose
and
vapors
inhaled-
if
A
Salve
which
Releases
Medicated
Vapors
when
"Applied
Over
Throat
and-Chest.
Inhaled
as
a
vanor
a
f
.
MM
PLENTIFUL
AT
PORCHERi
SsvteSfc
:
diately
inflamed,
ameestrri
nir
r.-x
Iliinleni
There
saw
Large
Numbers
but
This
the
modem
direct
treatment
for
all
cold
troubles
that
is
proving
so
popu-kr
in
Canada
and
the
States
where
over
17
million
iars
are
now
used
yearly.
Splendid
fcr
sore
throat,
tonsilitis,
bronchitis,
croup,
head
and
chest
edda,
catarrh,
asthma
or
hay
few.
Just
rub
Vicks
over
throat
and
chest
and
inhale
the
medicated
vapors,
h
auicily
loosens
uu
a
cold.
Vapo
Rub
Ores
2!
M
wo
J!m
Used
Yearly
Vancouver
for
the
past
few
years,
is
desirous
of
meeting
any
welterweight
in
the
country
and
he
has
no
objection,
be
says,
to
let
the
other
fellow
make
the
match
and
to
work
for
a
per
ccnuge
of
the
receipts.
Carlson
Is
a
clever
grappler
who
hss
demonstrated
more
than
once
In
Vancouver,
during
the
past
year
or
two,
that
he
carl
mor-!
than
hold
his
own
against
the
best
men
of
his
weight
brought
here
when
Emll
Klank
was
doing
the
promoting.
Carlson
can
be
reached-at
137
Pendei
West.
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
corporation
of
the
city
of
Prince
George
will
make
a
much
better
flnsn-clal
showing
this
year.
-It
Is
expected
that
jUl.srcountt
will
hsre
been
met
out
of
"revenue,
in.
addition
to
paying
off
an
averdralt
of
89.000
at
the.
bank.
R.
A.
Mitchell,
local
broker,
was
held
up
on
Quebec
Street
last
Wednesday
night
and
was
relieved
ot
some
840
or
(30
which
he
had
In
hi
pockets.
His
assailant
has
not
yet
been
apprehended
although.
Mr.
Mitchell
was
able
to
give
the
police
a
description.
Mayor
Taylor
his
been
delegated
ito
proceed
to
Victoria
to
Interview
the
provincial
government
with
the
request
that
concessions
be
given
the
Prince
George
pulp
and
paper
project.
Two
other
prominent
citizens,
tt
la
expected,
will
also
go.
Isaac
Carlson,
a
young
man
of
nineteen,
who
'resided
with
his
parents
In
this
city,
was
decapitated
last
week
when
be
fell
under,
the
trucks
of
a
train
on
which
be
was
riding
the
rods.
The-
accident
occurred1
at
Newlands.
James
Morlarlty
has
been
transferrei
an
CNR.
roadmaster
to
Smlthers.
L.
A.
Karlow
of
Prince
Rupert
takes
his
place
here.
Oeorge
M.
Oeddle,
manager
of
the
local
branch
ot
the
Canadian
Bank
ot
Commerce,
has
been
advised
of
his
pro-
EDWARDSBURG
CROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
Hot
only
a
Wonderful
flavor
but
unusually
wholesome
as
well
i
I
l
cJUiSS
cJUiSS
I
I
MAD
MAD
BETTER
BETTER!
JL
.
I
!
OTAFJT
tN
f?CADllMC
IT-NO
TELA-lM
nmHBM
SHtt
,
3
L1AOL.K
TO
COME
i
WOME
FROM
THE
I
Head
and
Chest
Colds
Relieved
In
a
New
Way
motion
to
be
manager
of
the
branch
at
Pentlcton.
Mr.
Oeddle
will
probably
leave
for
Pentlcton
within
the
next
two
weeks.
NEW
HAZELTON
W.
J.
Bodwell
ot
Santord,
Maine,
and
T.
Clements
of
Boston.
Massaclrusset,
came
out
last
night
after
a
six
weeks'
big
game
hunt
into
the
Groundhog
country.
Their
party
was
in
charge
of
George
Belrnea.
the
well
known
local
guide.
Albert
Mercer,
who
spent
the
summer
at
the
Sunrise
mine
on
Nine
Mil
mountain,
has
left
for
the
south
fork
of
the
Copper
Rtverwbere
be
wfll
spend
a
couple
of
months.
The
Hsnson
Timber
tt
Lumber
Co.
has
received
more
orders
for
cedar
pole
and
It
looks
like
a
good
winter
coming
u
pfor
the
pole
men.
A
number
cf
camps
are
now.
working
good
sized
crews
and
all
that
is
wanted
now
la
treere-up
and
a
good
fall
of
anow
at
that
Jhe
timber
may
be
uken
out.
Mrs.
C.
F
Vacher
ot
Iron
Junction.
Minn.,
and
J.
P.
Braden
of
Paducah.
Kentucky,
are-
guests
of
their
sister.
Mrs.
S.
H.
Senkpiel,
for
a'
couple
ot
weeks.
Mr.
Lucas
ot
the
Royal
Bank
staff
left
Thursday
for
Vancouver
where
l.
will
be
transferred
elsewhere.
Wednesday
evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
8.
J.
Vinbt
entertained
the
young
people
In
hli
honor.
Mrs.
Dungate
his
been
111
lately
anu
Rct.
J,
H.
Young
has
been
In
charge
of
the
"Indian
school.
-i
Mts.jlTomllnson.
8r..
who
has
spent
the
pait
summer
with
friends
and
r
tatlves
.In
Hazelton.
has
returned
to
Meansklhsht
fo
rthe
winter.'
Stuart
Henderson.
Victoria
lawyer.
left
here
yesterday
for
the
south
after
a
mysterious
tup
Into
the
northeastern
Interior
where
he
had
hopes
of
locating
the
source
of
Qun-a-Noofs
gold
supply
LECTURES
BY
TOUR
PARTY
HMTIMI
DOCTOKH
IIOI.ll
MKKTIMIN
at
iiowriTAi.
wiiii.i:
iiKiti:
Members
of
the
Canadian
Medical
Association
post-graduate
tour
party
gave
three
lectures
and
demonstrations
to
city
and
district
doctors
orer
the
week-end.
Two
of
the
meetings
were
held
tn
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
and
the
third
In
the
Prince
Rupert
'Hotol.
All
the
local
docton,
were
In
attendance
a
well
as
Dr.
D.
R.
Learoyd
of
Anyox,
Dr.
W.
N.
Turpel
ot
Terrace,
Dr.
W
J.
Lightburne
of
IJazel.
ton.
and
Dr.
c.
u.
iianmrmoii
ot
Smlthers.
,
Dr.
Charles
Little
Cf
New
Vcrk.
who
it
visltltnr
the
cltr,
also
was
present
aha'
'took
much
interest
In
the
proceedings.
This
post-graduate
tour,
aa
welt
as
similar
ones
throughout
the
Dominion
which
are
being
carried
out
by
som
160
prominent
medical
men,
was
mode
possible
as
a
result
of
a
donation
oi
130.000
by
the
Bun
Life
Assurance
Co.
The
British
Columbia
tour
was
ar-
tanged
and
accompanied
throughout
by
C.
J.
Fletcher
of
Vancouver,
secretary
of
the
British
Columbia
Medical
Assoc
latlon.
The
party
which
consists
c!
Dr.
D.
S.
MacKay.
Dr.
B.
J.
Brandsoii
and
Dr.
D.
Nicholson,
all
members
of
:he
medical
faculty
of
the
University
of
Manitoba,
lctt
this
morning
for
Prince
Oeorge,
the
last
stop
In
British
Colum
bia
after
which
they
will
return
to
Winnipeg.
Mr.
Fletcher
and
Dr.
Lyalt
Hodgln
of
Vancouver,
who
ore
accom
panying
the
party,
will
be
here
on
Thursday
enroute
south,
STUART
HENDERSON
HAD
A
SUCCESSFUL
TRIP
TO
INTERIOR
Stuxirt
Henderson,
the
well
known
lawyer,
who
pawed
through
here
yes
terday,
after
a
successful
trip
Into
th
Flndlay
country
where
he
wo
accompanied
by
the
Indian
dun-a-noot
who
was
for
many
year
an
outlaw,
says
that
Ouu-a-noot
made
a
wonderful
guide
and
helper,
being
very
persistent
and
energetic.
They
saw
a
lot
of
big
game
Including
grizzlies,
caribou,
moose
ptarmigan
and
grouse
but
duck
and
gtes
wer
scarce,
du
probably
to
the
isjovj
na;htjit?
SOON
A
I
START
To
RSAO.l'M
INTERRUPTED'.
I
V
anted
i
For
Sale
For
Rent
1
A
cm
O
1926
V
Ut
(.
FlATUMC
ScRVKC
IkC
C.I
1W
4..,J
FOR
SALE.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
LB-Ut.
we
are
authorised
to
sell
several
lots,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Prices
low
and
terms
from
I10OO
monthly.
Enquire
T.
McClymonL
u
rOR
SALE
FOURTEEN
OOOD
HOUSKg
Apply
at
Skeena
Lumber
d..
Vsk.
BC.
or
Oeorge
Rorle.
Hays'
Block.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
341
TENT
FOR
SALE.
NEW
THIS
VEAll
and
used
only
one
week.
Price
ITO.
Pullen.
Dally
News.
f
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
FOR
SALE.
Phone
Black
183
after
8
o'clock.
FOR
BALE.
CHEAP.
HALF
A
TON
OF
old
newspaper.
Apply
Dally
N.
f
FOR
SALE.
VICTROLA,
"CHEAP.
Phoni
Blue
473.
33s
TO
RENT
FOR
RENT.
SMALL
FURNISH
ET
houe.
1900
Eleventh
Avenue,
neat
Cold
Storage
Phone
Blue
338.
FOR
RENT
PIANOS.
PLATEH-pianos,
phonographs
and
sewing
ma-chlr.es.
Walker's
Music
Btore.
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
rooms:
fire
place:
close
in.
Max
Hellbroner.
FOR
RENT
MODERN
HOUSE;
UN-
obstructed
marine
view.
Apply
311
Fourth
Avenue
East
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FORMlENT
by
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Rei
807.
tf
ROOM
TO
RENT
IN
PMVATTS
HOME.
Waterfront
view.
330
Fourth
Avenue
East.
tf
MODERN
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
FIVE
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
833
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
LOST,
LOST
PARCEL
CONTAINING
FANCY
work,
between
8t
Andrew
Rooms
and
Ambrose
Avenue.
Finder
please
leave
at
Dally
News
Office.
LOST
LADY'S
GOLD
WRIST
WATCil
on
Third
Avenue.
Finder
pleas
re.
turn
to
Dally
New
Office.
aa
MISCELLANEOUS
MAKE
MONEY
AT
HOME.
MEN
AK'n
Y
women
can
earn
81
to
(3
an
hour
in
spare
time
writing
showcard.
No
canvassing
or
soliciting.
We
Instruct
you
and
supply
you
with
work
Write
today.
Th
Menhennlt
Com.
pany
Limited,
61
Dominion
Building,
Toronto.
FOUND
FOUND-nVE
BASEBALL
BATS.
Ap.
ply
Dally
News
Offlee.
ravages
of
coyotes
and
solves
on
their
netting
grounds.
Mr.
Henderson
sny
that
annw
f.11
n
September
4
and
soon
disappeared.
On
September!
there
was
a
heavy
falj
and
me
lonowmg
aay
vney
broke
camp
ot
home.
It
took
the
nack
train
day
to
traverse
the
313
.miles
from
hi
camp
on
me
nnaiay
to
the
head
of
Tacla
Lake,
then
three
cfais
hv
boat
to
cover
1B0
miles
on
the
lak
system
and
making
the
final
43
mile
by
uto
to
the
railway
at
Vanderhoof,
which
he-
reached
at
midnight.
Oun-a-noot
came
the
other
way
with
the
pack
train.
Advertise
In
Th
Dally
Ntwi
V
I
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ANOTHER
BIO
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES.
I-I
Ton
Lhhty
Kx-
tyr
OhMit
t
823.00
!i
Ton
I.
Mill
Hfiivrry
ClinaU
t
030.00
TourlnE
and
HndtUter
$
HI5.00
Siiort
Hnnilrler
Unneh
and
Coupe
Sedan
landau
-
High
Low
High
Low
..
..
10:34
a.m.
.
I
HH0.O0
.
IKilo.on
.
!l
I35.no
IIIH5.00
USED
CARS
ON
HAND
I
PoiNl
I.ijjhl
l)llvry,
oprn
uy
I
Ford
l.iirhl
Delivery.
pam-l
bmlv
I
Ford
Usrhl
lisliveo'.
larler
nqufpmnnl
....
I
Ford
Tudor
Betlarv
lrtir
qnlpmrit
..
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t
75.0.1
150.00
M60.no
300
00
I
iilflstnohUe
J-p(n-
ftT
Tourtnif.
105
...
1600.00
Term
n
w
armnsml
on
Itotn
new
nnd
ne4
mr
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dtiil
the
imrrlinser.
KAIEN
OARAQE
Dealers
in
Cadllac,
McLauahlln.
Oakland,
Oldimoblle,
Pontlao
and
Chevrolet
Car
Phone
52
NEW
CAR
PRICES
HlltlAliOtll
$581.00
Sport
Hoadlrr
fISO.Oil
Touring
02.00
tJonpc
7BI.O0
Tudor
Sedan
7U0.00
Fonlnr
Sedan
JW1.00
Light
Delivery
MI2.00
Truck
58
1.
on
These,
prices
Include
freight,
taxes,
self)
starler-and
balloon
tires.
Hall
or
telephone
for
demonlrn-tion
or
driving
leons.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.,
Authorized
Ford
Sales
and
8ervlce
FORD
.
Cars
Trucks
Tractors
TAXI
Phone
07
Taxi
(Call
flcorge,
Piuil
or
flul)
rflx
and
Seven
I'nMeiiRnr
flludo
hnkerM
al
yaur
disposal
any
llmo.
ROS8
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
trrns
from
Kmnreaa
Jlnlel
4
PRiNnr
ftiisiirirr
Tim
a
4
4
4
TIUMIW.
Ot'TOIIKIt
It
lliKh
4:37,
a.m.
Low
High
Low
23:13
pm.
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OCTOIIKK
13
17
6
tt.
19.7
w
B.7
"
8.0"
80
ajn.
16.8
ft.
17:18
pjn.
184
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11:13
a.m.
9
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OCTOIir.ll
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fl:50
am.
10.1
ft.
18:33
p.m.
184
"
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mn.
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13:18
p.m.
lo.s
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a
m.
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p.m.
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MOSUA,
or
Btj,
4
By
Ueorge
McManu,
WOW!
IT'ft
PH.Am
THIS
BOOK
IN
A
rSKT-l
,
.
''tym
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
Fi
i
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
iof
leti
than
50c
WANTED.
WANTED.
ONE
RELIABLE
MAN
W
every
town,
merchant
preferred,
to
take
orders
for
best
customs-made
clcthes
in
Canada.
Highest
commissions.
Rex
Tailoring
Co.
Ltd..
lo-ronton
(3)'
FOR
SALE.
TOR-
SALE.
MODERN
SIX
ROOM
house,
lawn
and
garden,
conservator),
chicken
bouse,
furnished
or
unfurnished.
II
WO
down,
balance
U00
per
month
with
small
interest
.rthur
Bailey.
P.O.
Box
3Cfl.
ail
Mh
Avenue
West
Phone
Black
338.
Why
Pay
Rent
ciilRopiurTir
UK.
It
K.
KYOI.I'MIN
CIIIKIII'KtCIOK
13
Third
Atenue.
Office
VUIU
11X10
House
call
1200
For
appointment
Phone
Omc
Blue
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Black
3S3
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Far
the
IUI
Moiidtys.
Wednesds
Ctows
Tn
tsnrwuirr
Sunday
.
.
Tuesday
...
Thursdays
Saturday
.
.
.
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Oct
13
anr
.
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und,
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SCHEDUll
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tti)o.
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tjuetn
fhartotir-
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23
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and
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