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WASHINGTON,
Oct.
12.
The
system
ol
government
control
of
liquor
m
Canada
li
a
failure,
the
board
of
tem
perance,
prohibition
and
public
morals
or
the
Methodist
Episcopal
church
declares
In,
a
long
atatement
reviewing
conditions
In
the
dominion
since
the
end
ol
prohibition
in
various
provinces.
The
board
explained
that
its
con
elusions
were
based
upon
a
personal
survey
by
Ernest
A.
Grant.
Its
assistant
research
secretary,
and
Upon
government
documents,
newspaper
articles
and
other
material
.
It
added
that
"only
facta
and
Tigures
of
undoubted
authenticity
are
used.".
SI
.MM.1RY
OF
1
IMMNC.S
Summarizing
the
conclusions
resulting
from
the
survey,
the
board
says!
Government
control
In
"
Canada
has
meant:
"An
increased
consumption
of
liquor.
"Greatly
Increased,
use
of
alcoholic
liquor
by"
young,
people
and
women.
"A
swollen
liquor
bill.
"A
great
economic
loss,
which
haa
halted
prosperity
and
acted
as
a
burden
upon
the
general
papulation.
"Increased
vice
and
crime.
Imposing
upon
the
government
expenses
which
have
burdened
the
taxpayers.
"A
corruption
hitherto
unknown
In
Canada.
"An
Illicit
trade
as
great
as
that
under
the
prohibition
law."
"The
system
of
government
control
In
Canada
Is
a
failure."
the
statement
adds.
"Under
It,
ail
of
the
evils
of
ths
Illicit
traffic
,in
the
United
States
are
present,
plus
the
evils
of
government
protected
traffic,
as
vicious
In
principle
end
practice
as
was
the
saloon
system
In
the
United
States."
IN
PKAIKIE
HtOVixCtS
Turning
to
conditions
In
the
prairie
provinces
and
British
Columbia,
the
board
declares
government
control
has
been
no
more
effective
there
than
in
Quebec.
Hon.
R.
W.
Craig,
attorney
general
of
Manitoba,
Is
quoted
In
the
report
as
declaring
that
present
conditions
In
Manitoba
are
worse
than
under
pro-hlbltlonj
while
Judge
J.
St.
George
Slubbs,.
of'
'Winnipeg,
Is
.quoted
as
declaring
that
the
enforcement
of
the
prohibition'
law
In
that
province
was
a
"colossal
farce."
Newspapers
and
police
officials
ol
British
Columbia
are
given
as
authorities
for
statements
that
commercialized
vice
floods
Vancouver
and
that
there
is
more
drinking
and
use
of
narcotics
among
young
boys
and
girls
of
that
city
than
ever
before,.
AI.IIEKTA
PROBLEMS
The
board
report
says
that
whu
there
are
350
retail
beer
places
In
Alberta,
"the
moonshine
problem
is
as
lively
there
as
In
the
United
States."
!
Deplorable
conditions
in
"beer
gardens"!
affecting,
especially
women,
are
pictured.
The
statement
goes
on
to
say
that
despite
an
"admirable
national
spirit"
toward
law,
enforcement,
corruption,
has
run
riot
'since
the
government
control
system
has
been
in
effect.
Despite
prohibition
at
its
worst
in
the
United
States
half
chance
prohibition
which
has
yielded
billions
In
profit
to
plain
people,
business
has
been
booming
and
development
has
been
lapid,
the
statement
continues.'
"In
Canada
In
recent
years,
development
has
been
slow
and
painful,
business
lagged,
wages
comparatively
low,
and
the
dominion
la
being
drained
of
skilled
labor
by
the
lure
of
high
wages
and
prosperity
across
the
border."
TERRACE
.
The
many
friends
of
Mrs.
Frank
Ross
of
OjUs,
Florida,
and
formerly
of
Terrace,
were
much
Interested
in
reading
her
account
of
their
experiences
at
the
time
of
the
Florida
storm,
as
published
In
last
Thursday'
News.
Rev.
E.
Baker
of
Seal
Cove
Church.
Prince
Rupert,
conducted
services
In
United
Church
here
on
Sunday
morning
In
the
absence
of
Mr.
Allan.
Thos.
Brooks
Is
at
present
In
Prince
Rupert
taking
medical
treatment.
Mrs.
M.
A.
Orelg
returned
on
Friday
from
a
short
visit
to
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
U.
Sherwood
left
on
Friday
for
short
holiday
in
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
O.
T.
Sundal
made
a
short
business
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
last
"week,
returning
on
Friday.
N.
Shtrwood
made
a
short
business
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Mrs.
Gardner
of
Pacific
was
In
town
between
trains
on
Saturday,
J.
D,
J.
Jones
a
well-known
nlrf
timer
here
in
pre-war
days
returned
la
town
on
Friday
and
intend
settling
nere
again.
Mr.
Jones
ha
spent
the
pat
lew
years
in
the
United
State.
Miss
Sibary
of
Copper
City
spent
the
week-ena
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Brooks
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
A.
Don
ald,
who
passed
away
at
the
home
of
her
son
here
on
Thursday,
October
7,
was
held
on
Saturday
morning
at
10
o'clock.
Services
were
conducted
at
the
home
by
Rev,
Wm,
Allan,
In
the
presence
of
a
large
number
of
friends
who
gathered
to
pay
their'
last
re-,garded
throughout
tha
community.
The
.
..
pall-bearers
were:
R.
Cory,
J,
Tyler.
Jas.
Richmond,
Geo.
Dover,
C.
R.
nilbert
and
A.
Carr.
-There
were
many
beautiful
floral
tributes
from
svm.
pathlzlng
friends.
Interment
was
made
Mr.
Tomllnson
left
last
Week
to
Visit
friends
and
relatives
at
Cedarvale.
She
hasspent
the
summer
with
her
son
Aobert
who
Is
connected
with
the
Hoa
iltal
farm.
E.
C.
Lucas,
teller
of
the
Royal
Bank
fcas
been
transferred
-
to
another
Dolnt
following
his
vacation.
Ills
position
In
'he
local
bank
has
been
taken
by
Geo.
T.
Cooper.
'Duke"
Harris
returned
home
th
nH
of
last
week
from
his
claims
at
Alice
Arm
and
other
coast
points.
Considerable
SDeculatlon
is
rife
n
la
the
future
of
the
electric
light
plant
pecta
to
one
who
was
very
highly
rein
town,
which
Is
Indefinitely
closed
down.
It
seems
regrettable
that
householders
should
be
deprived
of
the
light
after
having
the
expense
of
installing
the
system.
Hazelton
Is
waking
up
lately
In
an
endeavor
to
push
on
into
progress,
in
respect
of
its
new
business
blocks.
Quite
recently
the
C.
V.
Smith
Co.
havs
moved
Into
an
up-to-date
store
in
every
respect,
built
on
substantial
Hen
having
two
floors,
besides
a
full-sized
basement,
which
Is
fitted
with
a
furnace.
It
is
a
store
which
would'
do
credit
to
many
a
town
much
larger
than
Hazelton.
New
plans
are
being
prepared
whereby
the
Hudson's
Bay
Co.
are'
planning
building
a
modern
two-storey
block
directly
across
the
street
from
the
present
quarters.
This
new
structure
will
be
fitted
up
to
the
latest
style
in
every
respect,
and
will
be
a
decided
Improvement
over
the
"many"
stores
at
present.
It
Is
also
rumored
that
the
same
Company
arc
intending
to
build
a
new
store
at
Klt-wanga.
Both
these
structures
will
be
commenced
next
spring.
Billy
Larmer
has
returned
to
town
EvldenUy
the
north
country
trsp
line
did
not
sufficiently
attract
him
to
carry
out
the
original
plans.
His
partner,
Jlmmle
Hodder
pushed
on
Into
the4
northern
wilds.
(INK
WOMA
CANDIDATE
TOPEKA,
Kan..
Oct.
12,
A
woman
I
the
only
indenendent
ronrtM.ti
fK
i
state
"bfflce
lh
'Kansas'
this
year.
;8he
Is
Mis
Carrie
Carlisle
of
Wlnfleld.
now
county
superintendent.
Both
the
Republican
and
Democratic
nominees
are
men.
The
state
superlntendency
Is
the
only
elective
ofnee
ever
previously
held
by
a-woman.
George
G.
Bushby,
head
of
the
Ru
pert
Marine
Products
Ltd..
sails
tonight
on
the
Cardena
lor
Victoria.
Fin
for
catarrh
when
melted
(n
a
spoon
or
snuffed
tip
the
hose
and
vapors
inhaled.
Head
and
Chest
Colds
Relieved
In
a
New
Way
A
Salve
which
Releases
Medicated
Vapors
when
Applied
Over
Throat
and
Chest.
Inhaled
as
a
apor
and,
at
the
same
lime
aosorbed
throttrh
the
skin
like
a
luument.
V
ides
Vapokub
reaches
immediately
inflamed,
cracestfd
air
passages.
This
is
the
i
modem
direct
treatment
for
all
cold
troubles
that
is
proving
so
popular
in
Canada
and
the
States
where
over
17
million
jars
are
now
used
yearly.
Splendid
for
eore
throat,
tonsilitii
bronchitis,
croup,
head
and
chest
colds,
catarrh,
asthma
or
hay
fever.
Just
rub
Vicks
over
throat
and
chest
and
inhale
the
medicated
vapors.
It
muddy
loosens
ud
a
cold.
VApoRua
Urai
2!
Million
Jars
Used
Yearly
CRIB
OPENED
Hotel,
13.
LAST
EVENING
Fl
KMT
fJA.MKK
Ol'
SKASON
AKE
I'l.tVKD
WITH
l-KCMDKNT
II.
VV.
JOHNSTON
.
lltlll)I(l
The
Prince
Rupert
Crlbbaee
Learue
winter
activities
were
opened
by
the
pre
sident,
George
W.
Johnstone,
last
night
end
the
following
fixtures
were
played
:
Orotto,
18;
CH.R.
Mechanic.
9.
Canadian
Legion.
14;
Prince
Rupert
Loyal
Orange
Lodge.
16;
Moose.
11.
Sons
of
Cauada.
11;
St.
Andrew's,
is.
Dry
'Dock.
14;
Cold
8tarage.
13.
CJi
R.
Operators,
18;
Knight
of
Col
umbus,
11.
j
the
various
teams
were
composed
of
j
the
following
players:
Grotto
Geo.
RUdderham
(cant.t.
H.
Smith,
G.
McAuley,
A.
McLennan,
R.!
riiDiicover,
j.
Andrews.
CJ.
Mechanics
F.
A.
Rogers
(capt.)M
R.
T.
J.
Rose.
A.
E.
Dickens.
T.
H.
Priest.
9
Bteeves.
J.
McLeod.
Canadian
Legion
J.
B.
Morrison
leapt.).
J.
Talt,
P.
ODjntiell,
E.
Nelson,
j.
Wynne,
A.
R.
MicDonald.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
J.
Wataon
(capt.i.
D.
Smith.
B.
Wert.
W.
Held,
J.
Watts,
A.
Buntell.
Orange
Lodge
J.
T.
Teng
(capt.),
A.
lcRae.
W.
Rothwell,
F.
Piper,
j.
Laur-crtson,
R.
Vlerlck.
Moose
P.
Cameron
leapt.),
a.
Rojrer,
A.
E.
Hosklns,
J.
Judge.
W.
Jefrerson,
J.
Os
thorn.
Sons
of
Canada
F.
Rlffou
leapt.),
V.
Menzles,
L.
Dell.
J.
Garon.
W.
J.
Orrer,
f,;Aldrldge.
,
.
,
8t.
Andrews
Ben
Ferguson
(cape,
J.
Ross,
J.
Simpson,
C.
Taylor.
Wi
D.
Chrlsttson,
A.
Hunter.
Dry
Dock
R.
Anderson
(capt.),
B.
Cromp.
W.
Sanderson.
M.
Lamb,
II.
East
man,
J.
Hickey.
Cold
Storage
F.
W.
Orlmble
(capt.),
D.
Kennedy.
W.
O.
Hughes,
d.
J.
Nor-rington,
O.
KeUey,
W
Way.
OH.
Operating-
F.
E.
Wermlg
(capt.),
EPWARDSBURG
CROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
Hob
only
a
Wonderful
flavor
but
UMJGiiiilFir
Wholesome
as
well
H
Skattebol.
R.
K.
James,
A.
Mcintosh.
i
H.
Hill.
A.
Abbott.
Knights
of
Columbus
C.
F.
J.
Fortune
(capt).
T.
M.
J.
Fortune.
H.
Le-Uourneau,
A.
Astoria.
L.
Astoria.
K.
Meagher.
Yt
SPORT
CHAT
The
new
heavyweight
boxing
cham
i
u
The
Cougars
and
Beavers
teams
will
r
;
make
their
debut
for
the
season
In
th
j
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
League
tonight.
'
As
It
was
proven
to
be
with
the
Lion
land
Tigers
In
the
first
tournament
ol
Ube
season
last
week,
thes
team
tonight
also
seem
well
matched.
The
players
will
be:
Cougar
Fred
Pyle,
captain.
Percy
Tinker.
M.
M.
Mac-j
Lachlan.
S.
D.
Macdonald,
Bert
Morgan
.
.
...
oi.
.1
r
n
captain.
W.
J.
Nelson.
Ben
Self.
Frank
juuuuge.
Angue
ucuonaia.
ana
Alex-ender
Harvey,
pion
of
the
world
Gena
Tunney
was
born
In
Greenwich
Village
on
May
It.
1898.
His
proper
name
Is
Jsmes
Joseph
Tunney.
He.
t
the
first
New
Yorker
to
hold
the
crown.
Fourteen
years
ago
he
began
earning
his
own
living
as
an
oRlce
boy
at
IS
a
week.
During
tht
war'
ha,
enlisted
in
the
United
Sttte.
navy
and
It
was
there
that
the
development
of
hi
boxing
prowess
began.
Less
than
ten
year
ago
he
entered
the
prize
ring
and
his
career
r.ce
than
has
been
phenomenal.
SCHEDULE
FOR
CRIB
LEAGUE
IOU
rlllST
HALF
Ol'
SEASON
lssi
i:
IIV
UIKD
it
Ul
llMIO.
MXKKTAKY
Fllowlrg
Is
the
schedule
for
the
first
half
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Crlbbage
League
a
Issued
by
the
secretary,
Fred
E.
Wermlg:
OCTOIIKK
II
Grotto
vs.
C.
N.
Mechanics.
,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Orange
Ledge
vs.
Moote.
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
St.
Andrews.
Dry
Dock
vs.
Cold
Storage.
CJ
Operating
vs.
Knight
of
18
Orotto
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
St.
Andrews.
Orange
Lodge
vs.
Knight
cf
Columbus.
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
C.N.
Operating.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Moose.
C.N.
Mechanics
vs.
Cold
Btorage.
25--C.N.
Mechanics
vs.
Buns
of
Canada.
Canadian
Legion
Vs.
Moose,
range
Lodge
vs.
Cold
Storage.
Dry
Dock
vs.
St.
Andrews.
CJ4.
Operating
vs.
Orotto.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Knight
of
Columbus.
.
NOVEMBER
1
Grotto
ys.
St.
Andrew,
Cauadlaii
Legldn
vs.
Cold
Btorage.
i
Orshge-
Lodge,
W.;
Dry
Dock,
j
Son
bircanida'ts
Prince'
Rupert
Hotel.
C.N.
Operating
Vs.
Moose.
ON.
Mechanic
v.
Knights
of
Columbus.
9
Orotto
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Knight
of
.
Columbus.
Orange
Lodge
vs.
CJ.
Mechanics.
Dry
Dock
vs.
Moose.
CH.
Operating
vs.
St.
Andre.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Cold
Storage.
IS
Orotto
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Orange
Lodge
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
Dry
Dock
vs.
OX
Operating.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
CM.
Mechanics.
St.
Andrews
vs.
Moose.
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.
Cold
Btorage.
23
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Orange
Lodge.
Sun
of
Canada
vs.
Dry
Dock.
C.N.
Operating
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
t
C.N.
Mechanics
vs.
St.
Andrews.
Mooee
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus.
Cold
Storage
vs.
Orotto.
29
Orotto
vs.
Orange
Lodge.
Canadian
Legion
vs..
Sons
of
Canada.
Dry
Dock
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
C.N.
Operating
vs.
O.N.
Mechanics.
St.
Andrew's
vs.
Knight
of
Columbus.
Moose
va.
Cold
'Storage.
DtXEMIIEIt
8
Grotto
vs.
Knights,
of
Columbus.
'
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Orange
Lodge
vs.
C.N.
Operating.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
v.
Bt.
Andrew.
C.N.
Mechanics
vs.
Moose,
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Cold
Blorsge,
AdvsrtUs.in
The
Dally
Nswi
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
TENT
FOR
SALE.
NEW
THIS
YEAlt
and
used
only
one
week.
Price
20
Pullen,
Dally
New.
if
Household
furniture
for
sale.
Phone
Black
183
after
8
o'clock.
FOR
SALE.
CHEAP.
HALF
A
TON
Or
old
newspapers.
Apply
Dally
New.
r
TO
RENT
FOR
RENT.
SMALL
FURNI8HEP
house.
ioo
Eleventh
Avenue,
near
Cold
Storage
Phone
Blue
238.
FOR
RENT
PIANOS,
PLAYER-
pianos,
phonograph
and
sewing
machines.
Walker
Uuslc
Store.
FOR
RENT.
SIX
ROOM
MODERN
flat
with
bathroom,
at
171
Third
Ave.
Eart.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
tf
FOR
RENT
MODERN
UP-TO-DATE
flat;
large
airy
rooms;
fire
place;
close
In.
Max
Ilellbroner.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOIt
RENT
by
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
lt-J
807.
tt
ROOM
TO
RENT
IN
PRIVATE
HOME.
Waterfront
view.
830
Fourth
Avenue
East.
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MODERN
HOU8E
FOR
RENT.
FIVE
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
tMakiMMapatsaBBaMw.
mm
mm
aaiia
nil
.
4
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
830
second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
LOST.
LOST.
PARCEL
CONTAINING
FANCY
work,
between
St.
Andrew's
Rooms
and
Ambrose
Avenue.
Finder
please
leave
at
Dally
News
Office.
LOST.
LADY'S
OOLD
WRI8T
WATCil
t
on
Third
Avenue.
Finder
please
re-turn
to
Dally
News
Omce.
231
MISCELLANEOUS
MAKE
MONEY
AT
HOME.
MEN
AND
women
can
earn
II
to
2
an
hour
In
spare
time
writing
showcards.
No
canvassing
Or
soliciting.
We
Instruct
yoti
and
supply
you
with
work.
Write
today.
The
Menhennlt
Company
Limited,
81
Dominion
Building,
Toronto,
FOUND
FOUND-FIVE
BASEnALL
BATS.
Ap
ply
uany
news
omce.
SCHEDULE
OF
FIRST
HALF
BILLIARD
LEAGUE
The
following
Is
the
schedule
for
first
half
of
the
Billiard
Lragtia
season:
OCTOIIEH
12-Cougsrs
Vs.
Beaters.
IS
Bearcats
vs.
Tigers.
19
Lions
vs.
Cougsrs.
32
Beavers
vs.
Bearcats.
28
Tigers
vs,
Cougsrs.
30
Bearcats
Vs.
Liens.
NOVEMIlWt
3
Beavers
vs.
Tigers.
8Cougars
vs.
Bearcats.
D-
-Lions
va.
neavers.
13
-Tigers
vs.
Bearcats.
18
Beavers
vs.
Cougars.
'
ion
i.iriu
iifiivrry
ha.Mi
fiart.OO
Touring
and
lloa.ltlcrl
Ml
5.00
porl
ltoiltor
6
HHrt.Oft
Oiarli
and
Coupe
il00.ort
SHan
II3S.UU
Landau
fllK5.no
USED
CARS
ON
HAND
;
I
Fonl
I.taht
llivirr.
oMn
I
Fonl
panri
body
.
I.irrht
boy
l.lsrhl
l.lsrhl
liellvnry.
Ford
Delivery,
iliirtcr
equipment
....
I
Fonl
Tmlor
Siln,
lartir
tMityltirnr-nl
....
I
Olil'mobil
5-paon-jrtr
Toorintr,
I9J2
...
NEW
CAR
PRICES
f
75.0.1
9l5t1.a0
I30.nO
300
P0
fnoo.oo
Trnns
ran
h
arranged
0n
holli
nrw
and
uod
jar
In
mill
Un
liirchcr.
KAIEN
0ARAE
Dcalor
in
Cadllftc.
McLiuohlln.
Oakland,
Oldsmoblle.
Pontlac
and
Chevrolet
Car
Phone
52
Miinnboiil
1581.
00
hporl
MomllPr
OHO.OO
Touring
nm'.on
Cnpt
751.00
Tmlor
Sedan
700.00
Fordor
Sedan
8U1.00
liighl
Delivery
ftHjf.00
Truck
r.HI.OO
These
prices
Include
freight,
taxes,
seir
starter
and
balloon
tires.
fiall
or
lelephono
for
ileinnnHlrn-linn
'or
driving
Iooim.
S.
C.
PARKER,
LTD.,
Authorized
Ford
Sales
and
Service
FORD
cars
Trucks
Tmctors
TAXI
Phone
G7
Taxi
(Call
Oeorgfl,
Paul
or
(liit)
nnd
Scvnn
Pnntignr
Sludc
linker
nl
your
dlnposnl
any
llmo.
ROSS
BnOS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Arrn
from
Hmnrp
llnlel,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Tt'KHII.W.
OCTOIIIMI
12
'sh
;37
a
m.
17.8
16:22
nm.
107
Low
10:24
am.'
A
1
23:13
p.m.
8.0
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OCTOIIl:it
1.1
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..
5:30
ajn.
18
8
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8:0
am.
16.1
18:33
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is.
1
low
0:14
ajn.
fl
12:18
p
in.
10.8
I'RIIIAV.
(X'TOllMt
l.n
8:12
a.m.
18.8
19:56
p.m.
17.9
1:28
a
m,
6.8
19:40
pin.
10
6
ft.
ft.
ft.
f
STCS
CAIL7
.
TUKbUAY
OtTOBtR
,
C0NTR0L0F
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
t
a
By
George
McManu,
LVI?
If
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Vftt"'
11
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SALE
NOT
SUCCESS
(
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ATALlTJ
SO
M('Uli(tsii:rti
MIKT
or
INVERT!-
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For
jmkt
:tiio!mt
fcrls.
copAL
t'lirani
op
us.-
lpp
f'1
M'
In
Kitsumkalum
cemetery.
A
meetins
was
held
bv
the
dlrwtnra
lf
the
Terrace
Fall
Fair
Association
In
fhe
Fair
Building
on
Friday
eveninz.
The
financial
statement
showed
a
slight
deficit,
but
a
few
promised
con
iributlons
have
not
been
turned
In
rnd
It
Is
hoped
these
will
almost
make
rp
the
shortage.
The
list
of
nriz
winners
was
pasted
o:i,
and
the
prize
money
will
be
paid
out
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
association,
which
will
be
held
on
Friday
evehlng.
Oct.
22
in
O.W.V.A.
Hall.
HAZELTON
a?1
J.-
I
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DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WANTED.
WANTED.
STENOGRAPHER,
GRADE
two.
female,
for
the
Department
of
Marine
and
Fisheries,
Prince
Rupert.
Salary
loco
per
anhum.
For
examination,
apply
to
Rev.
Oeo.
O.
Hacker.
6C3
Sixth
Avenue
eWst.
Prince
Ru-pert,
not
later
than
October
IB.
WANTED.
ONE
RELIABLE
MAN
IN
every
town,
merchant
preferred,
to
take
orders
for
best
customs-made
clothes
In
Canada.
Highest
com-mlsalons.
Rex
Tailoring
Co.
Ltd,
To-ronton
(a)'
FOR
SALE.
FOR
SALE.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
LB-tate.
We
are
authorised
to
sell
several
lots,
some
comer,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Price
low
and
Unit
from
110
00
monthly.
Enquire
T.
MrClymont.
u
TOR
BALE.
FORTY
WYANDOTTE
pullet;
raised
on
free
range
In
dry
belt
from
winter
laying
strain.
Box
330.
bally
News
ofllce.
Phone
Blue
1M-
340
FOR
SALE
FOURTEEN
GOOD
HORSES
Apply
at
Skeena
Lumber
Co.
Utk.
B
O.,
or
George
Rorle,
Hays'
Block.
'
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
341
ciiiRoi'ittrnr
dk.
it.
t.
i:vot.i
SON
(
IIIIIOI'KACTOlt
t3
Third
Atenue.
Omce
visit
-
I1O0
House
call
12
00
For
appointment
Phone
Office
Blue
83
Residence
Black
233
ANOTHER
DIQ
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES.
l-IH
Ton
I'lilily
Kx.
'
nriui
f'.lmati.
I
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nn
Article,
Lost
and
round,4t
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SCHEDULE
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i:t
Mondsys.
Wednesdsyt
and
Sttr.
Tu
saroutrr
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IN'-iOMIMI
I
mm
I
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IjiI
Mondays.
Wednradays
acd
r
tea
sunaaya
Mg
Tuedays
Tnurtdays
j(,a
Saturdays
13
CP
R.
Oct
13
and
33
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T
Ali)o.
Allrc
Arm,
airasrl
tm
mlrr
sunoay
,
1
To
lt.
Mmj-on
and
Nih
Rlirts
Thursday
u
To
Alaska
folnlk
October
and
18
To
ouetn
Charloll
October
and
23
1
to
Antos
and
Alke
Arm-
Wedneday
(y
Tu
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and
lrrmlrr
Saturdays
....
a
at
11
Itufn
t
anmutrr
,
Sundays
Wedndy
....
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Fridays
.
Saturdays
uj
CJJl
.
October
and
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Anynt,
Alk
Arm,
fins'
rrrtulrr
Tueadar
Innt
It.
lmpMMi
and
Nat
Htr.
Batllrdsya
I
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minis-October
It
and
t
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((urrn
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Ortobrr
7
and
31
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and
Alice
Arm
Thursday
I)
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and
Premier
8undsyi
nov
cou.rcTioN
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STEAMSHIP
MOVEMBI
Tor
V
snrouVrr
Bunday
.
Prince
Rupert
Tuesday
-,
Cardena
Thusrdsy
-
Prince
Oeorgt
Saturday-
-a.
Cstala
Halurdsy
rrlncea
BeaUlr
Oct
13
-m.
rrlncea
Mary
Oct.
33.
aa.
Prlhcess
Wsry
I'roni
t'anronter
Sundayas.
Cardena
.
Wednesday
-a.
Vt.
Qeorge
10
Prlday
a.
Oatala
.
Saturday-a.
Pr.
nuDert
1'"
Saturday--m.
Princess
Beatrice
October
8
as.
rrlnce
Msry
October
18
m.
Prlnceas
Mary
Tor
Port
Mmponn
and
N
Bl""
ftlday
as.
Calais
...
from
IN.rt
aimpwn
and
Na
Rlt
Rnturtlsy
s.
Catala
I'or
Meart,
Anyo
and
Allre
Af-
Sunday
at
Cardena
.
Frnni
Meart
Anjn.
and
AMrf
M
Tuesday
r
cardena
.
I
or
Stewnrl
Bsturdsy--.
Prlncl
nupert
I'roni
NleNart
Sunday.
Prince
Rupert
lor
(piern
Charlotte
Oct.
9
as.
Prince
Charles
Oct.
33
a.
Prince
Charles
from
ipiern
riiurlnlirs
Oct.
7
as.
Prince
Charles
Oct,
2ls.
Prlnc
Charles
lor
A
mill-
Wrdnesdsy
as.
Trlnce
Oeoit
1
rum
Auyot
Thursday
a.
Prince
George
I'or
Mewart
Saturday
lis.
Prince
nupert
I'rwn
Mewart
Sunday
aa.
Prince
Rupert
Tor
Alaka-
Oct
B-.as.
Princess
M7
Oct,
18
ss.
Princess
Mary
t'rnih
Atanita
Oct,
18-as.
Princess
Msry
Oct,
33-as.
Princes
Msry
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