Vr
7.
1927
gg
STAN
FI
EL
cnr-ffiBfTc
an
exclusive
line,
con-
cittt
of
TWO
FABRICS
woven
together
o
tbat
cilk
or
toft
cotton
comet
next
the
tkin
and
warm
wool
ouuide
for
Stanfielq's
UNDERWEAR
THE
CHOCOLATES
That
Are
Different
'i
lia.
been
so
frequently
said
of
NEURON'S
ChocoUtes
:i
at
lin
y
have
adopted
it
as
a
slogan.
The
centres
are
delicious
'1
the
chocolate
coating
Is
rich
and
velvety
smooth.
:
'
y
sell
regularly
at
from
76c
to
$156
per
lb.,
but
in
order
"
make
them
more
widely
known
we
are
placing
them
on
aale
'
-
a
week-end
special
at
60c
per
lb.
.
Take
a
pound
home
with
you.
rimes
IM.
yic
Pioneer
THIRD
AVE.
f
SIXTH
ST.
Canadian
National
rfjie
Lafgeil
Railway
Syflem
in
America
STEAMSHIK
AND
WINvSBRWCgf
H
anU
Intermediate
point
vafttTIIlKAV
and
DX.I!H"U"-fur
ANYOX
und
KETCHIKAN
Each
wriNi:sAY.
4.IHI
p.m.
I
r
HTKW
AUT
Kuril
NATIKIIAY.
10.0(1
p.m.
lur
NOltTll
AMI
hOl'Tll
qiEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLAND,
fortnlilitiy.
PASSENGER
TRAIN
LEAVE
MINCE
KCI'ERT
IMIIV
EXCEPT
SUNDAY
at
11.30
a.m.
fw
PRINCE
'ON-TON,
WINNIPEG,
all
points
Eastern
Canada,
I
tilted
r-uues.
AGENCY
A
LI.
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Ce
Canadian
National
Etpres
for
Money
Order,
forelm
Che,,ue.
"t..
aio
lor
jour
neit
liipment.
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE.
828
TIIIHD
HERE'S
Canada's
greatest
underwear
value
I
a
serviceable
weight
of
Stanneld's
(100
pure
lambs'
wool)
that
has
stood
the
teat
of
time.
Canadian
workers
from
coast
to
coaat
know
"RED
LABEL"
as
the
beat
underwear
they
can
buy.
Snug-fitting,
warm
and
comfortable,
it
stands
up
under
the
most
strenuous
wear
a
hard-working
man
can
give
it.
Get
into
Stanftdd's
this
winter
and
keep
out
the
cold.
Stanfield's
Limited
Truro,
N.S.
fee
Skint
ft
Dnwn
ttM
r
car-mn
i,
C
MitiiwtHM
1
4
J$
.
Him
Lml
IMlU
ii
UrMwuB
$tjmw
pit
at.
Ceasl's
ileal
Black
LtM
(gtirts
ami
Drmwtm
mmlyt
$4M
see
S
Dritorisls
TELEPHONES
ft?
.200
AVE..
MINCE
Kl
PERT
riione
rfi'i
IT
-y
Local
and
Personal
j
Arthurs
Taxi
phone
878.
BO
Onderttker
Pnso
41.
PegeHst.
Dr.
i.
ft.
Ooese.
FkMM.
Qi
tat
Big
4
babul
When
thtaktof.
of
a
TuL
utaii
4
tf
cm
Krkia
salted
tost
night
on
Uif
Prance
George
tor
Vancouver.
The
Crusaprt
te.jn
starta
tomorrow.
Saturday.
October
a.
at
U
Blttte
Bakery
.
Place
your
older
early.
"
ik
U
salt
to
get
hM
yew
elth.i
M
la
the
Mg
nlgfci
at
t-n
lhe-IsBH.
Partf
passenger
who
bearded
tbe
Mai
at
KMchikan
waa
aaoag
thorn
ttS
stttb
on
to
if
war
Mbm
W.
X.
"Mm.
CMM
upnntindtlt.
muraa
ta
Um
cltjr
oa
yeatarday
ml-
ftom
trip
u
UM
ln-
dutiaa
OatU
wpalfi
at
tfee
Prjvineial
Oov-
rasMat
wharf
har
beta
eompletM.
CrJL
ataaaaMn
win
maXr
nmum
i
o.
aksg
ae
O
TP.
vhrf.
tf
I
yo
Tranalar
nar
aaenU
for
Ai-
Albaru
lootkaa
ana
ftaablna
Pwrleat.
TiMat
oaala
art
un4i
Dover,
dont
buy
mttr.
bux
oaaJ
ttt
a
ton
oan
you
naat
ai
u
Oa
aeoount
of
taa
t
waatber,
auc-
tloa
aala
at
Kra
BMMefa
atore
m
advartlaag
will
ha
Satarta
aftarnoaa
at
US.
O.
F
Briat.
Aucuonaar
.
Morthbouad
trom
Tan
run
to
akag-B.
CJt.
ataaaMT
aimeeaa
Alice
Catpt.
Tboaaaa
QUI.
la
ajna
in
port
10-
Jtrpw
moraine
Tha
waael
will
caU
asjaia
aoutkbound
a
INauwaday.
f.
J.
Cos
of
Wlaalpag.
aecreta.-r
o!
Oat
North
watt
OaataaafcUl
Treveiers
Aaao
elation,
arrived
In
the
eity
from
the
Baat
on
yeatarday
afternoon'
tram
and
tailed
laat
nlgbt
on
ttie
Prince
chief
of
t'y
t
of
the
provincial
to
the
city
on
the
laat
night
from
An
vox
whan)
he
apect
a
few
aasa
an
antioi
dntuie,
--Max
J
dtaaf
of
the
Saat
1
1
iimer.t
Tele-at
"tZrHad
Haajall
n
and
Mr,
ta'
the
Mtjr
from
the
in-
tVlflf
4n
yeatarttay
afjernoon'
train
laat
nlstjt
on
the
Prince
VaMomajKtjo
apend
a
vaca-
tato,
W.
D.
ajtnlla
of
Mew
Orloana,
gar
of
tto
ataadi
Fruit
Co.,
a
large
bual
new
with
and
owning
a
fleet
a.
veaaaU
which
piy
on
that
route
ar-
rrred
in
tha
eKy
fram
the
last
on
yea-
terday
atteraooa'a
tratf
ai
and
aaUed
laat
naxM
on
the
Prtnse
Oaorge
for
Van-
MorrU
Blctt,
Mike
Ooherty.
Kenny
Bond
and
Miaf
Caro-llae
Mltchtn,
mambera
of
tbe
Prlnoe
ftupert
Pteyere'
Club,
who
on
Wednesday
night
parkad
their
automobile
on
Fifth
Avenue
la
front
of
tbe
Imperial
Order.
Danghter
of
the
Empire
Hall
in
eoattaventtoa
of
city
bylaw
whlofc
provide
that
cam
may
not
be
parked
between
the
honn
of
6
pn.
and
8
am.
on
eueh
narrow
atrerU.
were
each
(tlitmlBsed
with
warning
by
Magla-trate
McClymont
In
city
police
court
ib.t
morning.
A
almtl&r
charge
la
atlll
pending
rtgainat
aarry
Ward
who
did
net
put
In
an
appearance
In
morning.
..
&
ANNOUNCiaiSNTS
Oyro
Hoe-Down.
October
U.
1
Prlnoe
RuneM
Drill
Team
October
SI.
f
Rupert
East
United
Church
Baaaar.
October
97.
Loyal
Order
of
Moaat
Anniversary
Dance.
October
ft.
Hospital
Auxlnar
HaUoweec
Ball.
October
36.
HU
80
Halloween
',
October
39
PreabTtertan
CTilatBli
Baaaar,
Novem
ber
S.
Presbyterian
Church
Chair
Ooneert,
November
9.
Anglican
Basaar,
Tuesday.
Nov.
16.
V
loose
Bazaar.
Nnv.
in
mmc)
17
Sealed
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Alway3
delicious
"s
train
due
ram
tbe
Bast
at
I
JO.
reported
ta
be
Mra.
A
T.I
I
Haltby
aa4
aaa
aatletl
hat
atgtti
mm
tae
Pnoa
Geaate
to
aptna
a
batMaf
in
TaamwvM
ad
ottaar
aoatbani
potnu
.
ton
ol
Mr.
ad
Urn
r.
c.
I
lately
Mkatmra
1U
tat
was
Ratal
Bask
mt
Oaaaa.
to
the
eaatoma
raroa
fear.
A.
Clay.
RN.,
of
tbe
Prtaor
K
opart
Oaaerl
Hoapltal
graduate
nuralng
aataT
feaa
returned
to
duty
arter
apmdtag
a
koliday
at
Aayox
with
Mr
parenta.
nr.
aavd
Mr.
C
H.
CUy.
OaUad
aoutfei
OB
accownt
of
ttte
aerl-3tw
Ulceaa
of
av
father.
Mm
MeLes-afban.
who
rial
tad
neve
daring
tke
paat
aummer.
Ilia.
T
McCtymont
tatted
laat
algnt
on
the
Prlnoe
Oeerge
for
Vancouver
Making
a
taat
nta
back
trorn
Aayax
and
Kctcbikan.
C
Jf.R
aleamer
Prtace
Oeorga.
Capt.
Harry
Nedden.
returned
to
port
at
6:46
la
ill
night
from
tbe
north,
tailing
aharp
on
time
at
11
o'clock
for
Ocean
Fall.
Powell
River
and
Vancouver.
C
R
"
Bowser,
city
passenger
agent
far
the
Canadian
National
Railway
a:
San
Franc
lacQ.
who
went
Eaat
with
a
party
of
e
net
am
ticket
men
on
ar.
educational
taor.
reacbed
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon'
train,
sailing
last
night
on
Use
Prince
George
for
Van'
xjuver.
Tbe
provincial
pollee
are
making
preparation
ta
hrlag
on
the
trial
of
Harry
Eaundam.
erstwhile
Eoatail
River
pulp
mill
promoter,
on
charge
of
oh
Mining
money
fraudulently,
this
after
toon
or
tomorrow
morning.
Witnesses
arrived
In
tha
city
from
Port
Esalngtoi.
a
yesterday
aftawfloon
i
train.
Milton
Oonntlea
ha
bean
engaged
to
defend
rjaundera
at
hat
trial
.
which
win
take
place
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H.
r.
C.
D.
Macks
Of
Washington.
DC.
assistant
to
the
nee-preaMeat
of
tbe
Southern
Hallway,
an
important
American
line
which
operates
between
Washington.
DC.
New
Orleans
and
other
nam
of
the
aoutheas-ern
state.
In
tbe
oourae
of
a
Western
tour,
arrived
In
-he
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
the
Bast
and
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
Mackay.
who
la
being
accompanied
on
his
trip,
by
Mrs.
Markay.
reached
here
on
his
private
ear
of
the
Southern
hallway
Una.
A
large
crowd
waa
on
hand
at
the
wharf
last
night
aa
the
steamer
Prlnoe
tecrpe
pulled
out
to
bad
farewell
to
United
States
Consul
and
Mr.
E.
A
Wakefield
aa
they
left
for
the
south
to
spend
an
extended
holiday
In
Pacific
Coast
ettias
"fcessre
'proceeding
to
En
eeoada.
Mexios.
whence
Mr.
Wakefield
ha
been
transferred.
The
farewell
to
Mr.
and
Mra.
WakefMd
combined
with
the
Mod
-of?
to
Douglas
Btork
and
his
bride
were
attended
with
very
enthusiastic
aoenes.
hundreds
of
people
being
gathered
together
for
the
Joint
occasion
SENSATIONAL
PITCHING
Or
IIEKH
PENNOCK
GIVES
YANKEES
THIRD.
GAME
OF
SERIES
BY
SCORE
8
TO
1
(continued
from
page
one)
Ko
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Yankees
Rfiyne
tnrew
Koenlg
out
at
first.
Rhyme
threw
Ruth
out
at
first
Gehrig
doubled
to
right.
Meusel
'anned.
reaching
for
a
third
strike.
KO
runt,
one
hit.
no
errors.
SEVENTH
INMXGS
Pittsburg.
Leaner!
threw
out
L.
IWaner
st
first.
Dumb
took
Rhynee
slow
roller
and
threw
htm
out.
It
was
a
brilliant
play.
Laasrrt
.
took
Paul
Waner'
.grounder
and
got
him
at
first.
Pennock
was
ebeered
to
tfee
echo.
No
run,
no
bit,
no
errors.
Y
ankees.
Laanerl
lined
out
a
hot
one
which
waa
foul
by
Inches
with
the
ootrnt
two
and
three.
Lazserl
shot
a
smgte
tnlo
oenue.
Meadows
took
Dugajfl
bunt,
but
w$
too
.late
to
get
Laxaarl
at
second,
it
was
a
sacrifice
far
Dugsn.
Durst
batted
for
Brabokckl
and
Rhgrne
threw
htm
out
at
first.
Laaatai
going
to
third
and
Dugan
to
second.
Pennook
tried
to
bunt
but
fouled
as
the
Pirate
players
came
In
close.
Laseeri
was
almost
caught
off
third
by
Geoen.
Lazzert
scored
when
Bhyne
fielded
Pennoek'a
alow
roller
to
Oooch,
Dngna
making
third.
Comb's
up.
Dugan
scored
on
Comb's
single
to
right.
Pennock
going
third.
Pennock
"cored
on
Koenlg'a
double
to
right.
Cambs
went
to
third.
The
Yankees
artillery
waa
now
In
full
action
and
Manager
Bush
yanked
Meadows.
Oven-grot
going
In
again
aa
relief
pitcher.
Ruth
up,
Ruth
fouled,
swung
at
the
second
ball
and
missed,
then
crashed
into
a
curve
for
a
homer
Into
the
right,
field
stands,
scoring
Combs,
and
Pennock
ahead
of
him
Ruth's
hit
was
a
in
Metal
and
fresh.
Try
it.
the
Country
On
farm
and
in
town
out-doors
and
in-doors
wherever
men
who
know
good
tobacco,
meet
and
smoke
their
a
lggM
ar
ni
tmY4
vr
;
...
OTPXl
rfoSvJ
-
iVfWS
Old
OJd
Chum
cnum
is
is
full-aged,
lUH-aeea,
sweet
sweei
and
ana
sat
sai-
,
TIMBER
SALE
X4303
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
ot
LantU.
at
Victoria.
BjC..
not
later
than
noun
on
the
13th
day
of
October,
1937.
for
the
purchase
of
Pulp
Licence
X43U3.
to
cut
4S.t06.000
t.bm.
jpruce.
Hemlock
and
Cedar
on
an
area
situated
on
Copper
Bay.
Moreaby
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
District.
Thirty
(Ml
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
For-este.
sVictorla.
B.C..
or
D
-strict
Forester.
Prtace
Rupert.
B.C.
rrlflc
drive
and
the
crowd
went
wild
'Jeauig
atruck
out.
swinging
for
the
JUrd
strike.
Muesel
fanned
(winging
at
third
called
atrike.
Six
runs,
four
.Uta.
no
error
IKlllTll
INMMis
Plttaburg.
Bengough
now
catching
ror
New
York.
Koenig
robbed
Wright
of
a
bit.
taking
ball
back
of
graa
and
throwing
him
out.
Traynor
singled
to
left
the
first
Pirate
hit
off
Pennock
and
then
acored
on
Barnhart's
double
to
right.
Dugan
threw
Harris
out
at
first.
Barnhart
holding
second.
Spenoer
batted
for
Oooch
and
fouled
several
bails,
one
hlttfhg
an
Admiral
of
the
Navy
In
a
box
seat.
Lesser!
robbed
ipencer
of
hit
by
taking
a
hot
grounder
over
second
base
and
throwing
him
out.
One
run.
two
hit,
no
errors.
Yankee.
Bpencer
catching
for
Pirates.
Rhyne
threw
out
Lazaerl
at
first.
Dugan
singled
aharply
over
the
box.
Rhyne
threw
Bengough
out
at
first.
Dugan
making
second.
Traynor
threw
Pennock
out
at
first.
No
runs,
one
hit.
no
error.
NINTH
INNINGS
Plttaburg.
Orah
batted
for
Oveqgros
and
filed
out
to
Pennock.
L.
Waner
got
a
Texas
leaguer
Into
left.
Rhyne
filed
out
to
Ootnbe.
L.
Waner
stole
second
unmolested.
P.
Waner
popped
to
Laaarrl.
No
run,
one
hit,
no
error.
IVCATIIEK
Ktl'OItT
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
strong
southeast
wind;
temperature
SO.
Terrace
Rain.
calm.
temp.
SO.
.
Rosewood
Rain,
calm,
temp.
43.
Aiyanah
Heavy
rain,
calm.
temp.
50.
Alice
Arm
Heavy
rain.
calm.
temp.
4t.
Anyox
Heavy
rain,
calm.
temp.
48.
Stewart
Heavy
rain,
cairn,
temp.
46.
Haselton
Rain.
clam.
temp.
42.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
38.
Smtthers
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
44.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
40.
Vhltehotde
Clear,
aouto
wind,
temp.
34.
Dawson
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
10.
Jl'NIOIt
XOCCEK
iEAMS.
Teams
for
tbe
regular
Junior
League
feotbaU
game
tomorrow
afternoon
between
Borden
Street
School
and
High
School
will
be
selected
from
among
the
fallowing
players:
Borden
Street.
Tom
Stecn,
Nick
Ourvieh
(captain).
Jimmy
Pyle.
Pet
Fisher.
Andrew
Hardy.
Herble
Morgan.
Rupert
Feng.
Premo
Vaccher,
Angus
McDonald.
Donald
Kennedy.
Kasu
Nak-amoto,
Pete
Cbenoskl.
Carl
Smith
and
Harry
Wlleon.
High.
Douglas
Scott.
Albert
Styles.
I
Max
Larktn.
Roy
Wlcka,
Carl
Batt.
Bishop
Thurbur,
Clous
ton
Johnson,
,
Walter
Johnson,
Roy
Morrison.
Fred
Cameron
and
Willy
Fisher.
ONE
HALIIH'T
BOAT.
Only
one
halibut
boat
offered
it
catch
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
This
was
the
American
vessel
Columbia
for
which
a
bid
of
11c
and
6c
was
made
by
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
for
38.000
pounds.
INCREASE
OF
PALES.
WASHINGTON.
Oct.
7.
The
total
seal
population
of
the
Alaskan
Island
is
198.870
ail
Increase
of
six
per
cent
over
u.t
year.
All
over
pipes
Old
isfying.
It
Virginia
leaf
quality
and
Try
Old
satisfies
wil!
join
Old
Chum
Save
the
packed
in
Weekeed
Saxony
Wool
ir.
2
or.
packages.
Black,
White
and
Colors.
90
Per
package
Coate's
Crochet
Cotton
White
and
Colors.
fn
Per
ball
Fine
Quality
Nainsook
and
Long
Cloth.
Value
to
50c
a
yard.
Q-t
Aft
8
yards
for
Jaeger
All
Wool
Vests
Swiss
Rib,
Sleeveless
and
Opera
style.
Ql
Crt
Each
Specials
We
have
a
splendid
variety
of
Ladies
Hats,
Coats,
and
Dresses.
H.
S.
Waflace
Co.,
Ltd.
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton.
Chum
reigns
supreme.
is
Wended
from
the
finest
that
grows.
It
is
high
in
right
in
price.
Chum
to-cay
and
note
how
it
the
taste!
Then
you,
too,
,
the
host
of
enthusiastic
smokers.
Vf
S
valuable
"Poker
Hands"
every
package
and
tin.
Spun
Silk
Best
quality
pure
Silk
in
a
big
range
of
colors.
ftCp
Per
yard
Sllknit
Princess
Slips
in
Black,
White,
Peach,
Orchid,
Maine,
etc.
Q9
9
Each
MandlebersV
Wool
Gaberdine
Raincoats
Sizes
3G
to
41.
The
best
Utility
Coat
on
the
market
Reg.
glT
S21.50
Phone
9.
Dr.
MAGUIRE
Dentist
Over
Orme's
Drug
Slore
Office
Phone
525.
Pure
vnuusl
Cull
S
Smm
liaiU
Bolmw-ClrM
This
advertisement
is
not
Liquor
Control
Board
British
Hours
9
to
9
Lady
Assistant
"rr
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T0'f"GHT"
(THE
ORIGINAL)
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
ClralHUick
mm4
Datiima.
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published
or
displayed
by
the
or
by
the
Government
of
Columbia