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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
RECOMMENDS
MORE
EXPERIENCED
PILOTS
DURING
BAD
WEATHER
OTTAWA.
Sept.
IS.
A
recommendation
that
commercial
flying
companies
elect
more
eperteaeed
pilots
where
weather
condltlone
are
not
normal
la
contained
in
the
finding
ot
the
court
of
inquiry
which
investigated
the
flying
crash
at
Qraham
Bleach,
BO.,
on
July
If
last
when
W.
O.
Cartridge,
mechanic,
In
the
report
Issued
yesterday
It
was
found
that
the
accident
was
caused
by
an
error
In
judgment
on
the
part
of
d4y
tbe
pilot
while
flying
low
in
the
ram
y,
95
86
Thursday,
Sept.
13,
1928
RELATIONS
WITH
INTERIOR
A
very
serious
complaint
is
made
by
D.
D.
Munro,
representing
the
farmers
of
the
interior
of
lack
of
co-operation
by
loca
merchants
in
regard
to
the
marketing
of
the
produce
of
that
section
of
the
country.
There
are
faults
on
both
aides.
The
farmers
are
careless
and
not
always
honest
in
regard
to
their
marketing
and
the
merchants
are
indifferent
and
inclined
to
follow
the
lines
of
least
resistance
and
not
always
honest
in
their
dealings
with
the
farmers.
That
is
what
an
outside
observer
would
gather
from
hearing
complaints
of
farmers
and
merchants
during
a
period
of
years.
Just
now
the
differences
seem
to
have
become
very
pronounced,
so
much
so
that
farmers
of
the
interior
when
asked
to
exhibit
their
produce
here
were
inclined
to
hold
back.
Many
of
them
refused.
As
Mr.
Munro
says,
Prince
Rupert
ie
the
natural
market
for
the
Skeena
and
Bulkley
valleys
and
it
is
to
the
advantage
of
both
that
very
close
and
friendly
relations
should
be
established
and
maintained.
We
should
try
to
do
business
with
each
other
much
as
possible.
EAGLE
BRAND
CONDENSED
j
f
The
Borden
Co.
Limited;
Vancouveb
Plea
tend
FREE
Baby
Book
to
M'"
-
lZg
111
Audi
ss.
ABYS
atUAKC
1ST
as
CENTRAL
B.C.
DRIVE
We
suggest
that
as
a
means
of
improving
the
marketing
ol
Central
B.C.
goods
in
Prince
Rupert,
a
drive
be
made
for
the
purpose
of
seeing
that
Central
B.C.
produce
is
marketed
in
the
stores.
Residents
may
all
co-operate
by
asking
for
Central
B.C.
products
such
as
meat,
vegetables
and
fruit.
In
that
way
we
may
in
crease
interest
in
the
interior
and
the
people
of
the
interior
can
be
asked
to
improve
their
marketing
methods
so
that
the
people
in
the
city
will
know
what
they
are
likely
to
get
when
they
place
an
order.
and
foggy
weather.
Tbe
flying
boat
hit
tbe
water
at
a
high
speed
and
was
BRITISH
HARVESTERS
SERVE
THIRTY
DAYS
SODBOHY.
Sept.
18
Eighteen
Brlt-leh
miner
harvesters
are
now
serving
time
at
the
industrial
farm
having
been
sentenced
for
beating
their
way
on
the
CNR.
John
J.
Dare,
district
superintendent
ot
Government
Telegraphs,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princes.
Louise
yeeter-
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
the
ti
Trr:-oi-y
on
official
dutlea.
all
l.
VO'
J
-t
1
HeiiBaby
Wakes
up
Laughwand
Cooing
"I
started
using
Eagle
Brand
for
my
five
months
old
baby
two
months
ago.
Now
the
wakes
up
laughing
and
cooing
and
is
more
than
satisfied.
No
more
getting
up
nights,
ai
she
gets
only
one
bottle,
going
to
bed,
and
no
more
till
7
a.m.
She
won
a
third
prize
at
a
recent
baby
show
and
I
know
Eagle
Brand
helped
her
to
win.
She
weighed
6
lbs.
at
birth
but
1
now
over
13
lbs.
If
any
mother
would
like
me
to
tell
her
about
Eagle
Brand
I
would
be
pleased
to
do
so.
I
pnly
wish
I
had
known
about
It
sooner
as
it
cannot
be
too
highly
recommended".
"Mrs.
w,
j.
p.
tuffjiu
Hift
on
rj)
UntavrtA-f
KING'S
VALUABLE
Royal
Philatelic
Soixii
George's
rare
collecti
in
SCHOOL
PRIZES
SMALL
EXHIBIT
OF
ART
AND
PHOTOGRAPHY
year
of
art
and
photographic
work,
the
following
being
the
awards:
nr.
A
UTS
Amat'ur
Three
Landscapes
W.
Mass
One
Sport
accae
S
W.
Bees
Three
phovas
desvittng
teduetrial
Ufe
la
Megjhara
B.
C
t
w.
BsisegeaMSt
1
Oolleouoa
not
a
W,
w.
.MP
OLLKCTION
EXHIBITED:
The
'
-xh;l:t;Mii
in
L.-ndoi1.
:i:
1
tided
King
WON
AT
FAIR
leas
than
pictures
Sf(ni,.Mlrr
Three
TiiadmafU
I
-AQan
Vance;
Mrs.
Thee.
Prfeet.
-Bwee
Mirlawa,
any
atop
1
Vsaoe.
.
.'.
One
Animal
or
Bird
1
Bessie
Deny:
1
Mrs.
Thee.
Priest.
One
Flower
Study
1
Mrs.
Fred
A.
Rogers;
2.
Mis.
W.
Worn
Thomson.
One
L-ndsoape
Bkdaj-gansant
1
Mrs.
Thos.
Priest.
Three
photos
depicting
Induatsial
Life
in
Northern
B.
C
9
Bead
Beiwy.
Collection
not
leas
than
8
pictures
1
Mrs.
Fred
Rogera:
2
Mrs.
W.
Hoes
Thomson.
,
Water
Color,
any
subject
1
Mrs.
Fred
Rogers.
Pastel
or
Crayon
Work
1
Mrs.
O.
W.
Cook:
2
Alice
M.
Puller.
Etching
J
or
pen
and
ink
work
1
Hie.
O.
W.
Cook.
GROW
BLUEBERRIES
IN
NOVA
SCOTIA
AS
AN
INDUSTRY
HALIFAX,
N.
S.,
Sept.
13.
Following
he
pssnigf.
at
the
lat
se.lon
of
tbe
Nova
Scotia
Legislature,
of
an
Act
encouraging
the
cultivation
of
blueberries,
an
organlred
effort
has
been
placed
behind
tbe
blueberry
Industry
In
this
rsovltvce.
Blueberry
associations
art
:
being
formed
throughout
Nova
Scotia,
snd
the
Provincial
Govern
went
la
cooperating
with
these
association
In
selecting
areas
beet
suited
for
the
growth
at
the
berries.
These
areas
will
be
burned
under
Government
ifupervin-
i
coon's
train.
SPORT
CHAT
ii
With
bis
battle
.:b
Around
Bm-anuet
out
of
the
ay
Mickey
Welter.
-
middleweight
chMup.on
of
the
world.
The
foUowlnc
ere
tlx
winners
of
!
1
reedy
to
eaniii
himself
to
his
jrtu
ftttu
tor
school
exhibit
at
tbe
own
division
unUl
he
baa
either
lost
nu
uue
or
ssMsshiu
au
km
OBausn-
j.
.
SCHOOL
FAIIIH1TS
ere
who
flfUW
to
he
any
sort
of
Exhibition
of
Wrttta.
Drawing.
'
eksJa
on
the
eBSBtplorualp.
Right
now
alntlng
and
Manuel
Work
from
,
Ace
Budkina
loons
as
the
most
dan-hools
Booth
School,
grade
S;
Bor-
gerous
contender
closely
followed
by
'en
School,
trade
7;
Seal
oove
School.
Dave
Shade
and
Joe
Andersoa.
Ar-
Oradr
Grade
raagemente
rangemenie
nay
nave
ukmt
aireaay
tentatively
4:
Annunciation
Behccl
Thurter
"
over
toe
muKuewsugn
airman
Best
bemmsd
patch,
or
partly
work
1
AdeUa
Otade
8
Two
piece
art
of
underwear,
bowing
machine
and
Band
work.
1
ftMiab
MeKlnley-
leede
81
loaf
of
hseneatade
bread
Doaathy
aulas:
I
Bwalah
MeKlnley.
I
FtuK
Oale
I
Bevlah
MeKlnley;
S
Dorothy
Stllee.
'
(Open)
Box
of
Chad
(4
kinds)
1
Muriel
Vance;
t
Beaten
MeKlnley.
Hsstlsis
School
hewelf
I
Beulah
Mc-
Klnlee.
Three
kind
o&med
fsilt
1
Dorothy
Itlles;
2
Beulah
MeKlnMy.
Best
bwd
Cake
1
Annie
Boodle:
a
Dorothy
BtUes.
111(111
5.0110011
YCtlt
Three
kinds
canoed
vegetables
1
Vnnle
Boddle.
Orietest
naeaber
of
flrat
priaee
Bank
of
Montreal)!
Beulah
McKln-
ibowand
upon
his
heed,
and
bad
the
Hire)
ton
world
at
hU
feet
but
who
did
not
train,
last
long
enough
In
the
Wrlgley
fll-1
'.awn
-mile
marathon
at
Toronto
this
Wednesday
to
even
figure
In.
tbe
running.
It
la
ajso
noticeable
that
Krneet
Vlerkoettsr
of
Oennany.
who
won
the
i
big
event
last
year,
waa
also
an
early
quitter.
Perhaps
as
Is
often
the
case
this
tane
tbe
piaadlu
of
the
multitude
and
their
suddenly
aoqulsad
fame
have
gone
to
Impair
their
prowess
and
cause
:heir
snort-11
vee
sua
to
set.
Today
the
,
big
figure
In
the
athletic
world
isi
Percy
Williams.
Vancouver
sprinter.
1
who
conquered
the
world's
best
at
the
Olympics
and
la
now
being
ac-
i
claimed
not
oaly
by
this
continent
but
AT
FAIR
THIS
YFP
b'
m
lx
u
.
hoped
ttl
imiUlllJ
lLi.AlV.tb,
nntieh
Caiuatbias
own
oheai-
'pwn
may
not.
We.
faB
by
the
was
rather
a
small
exhibit
this;
aide.
We
hare
nwaas
that
Williams
is
ao
isnalhj
for
cult
aewthejess.
Jt
is
diffi-
Supporting
the
stand
uken
at
the
Moant
latsrnatlonal
oonference
in
Am-
I
physical
education
at
McOUl
university
,
preajdent
of
tbe
Amateur
Athletic
,
Onion
of
Canada
and
man:
r.
of
Uie
'
Canadian
Olympic
taam
ot
:es
that
fomen
an
unfit
for
athlet.c
competition
as
ken
as
that
aeaci
in
-ve
Olym-
jple
games.
"PhyaseaUy
ana
mentally
'
vieanea
are
unsuitad
tar
mi.
,
of
this
natinw,"
Dr.
Munb,
aaya.
."Thry
are
too
high'
atning
and
o
inattsr
what
their
physical
coaditioa
may
h,
they
are
bound
to
eampeta
with
too
much
at
stafea.
Dire
mutts
often
follow.
Whether
these
injurkw
are
peraaaaent
or
not,
we
do
not
know.
Women
have
not
bean
in
athletics
tang
enough
lor
sufficient
lnvesttgaatan
to
he
made.
But
It
seems
evident
the
Mo
some
accent,
they
must
be."
The
race
for
the
pennant
in
the
Imertran
League
la
the
hot-teat
and
most
apactasular
that
has
been
seen
for
many
years.
Sew
rk
Yankees
have
again
at
least
a
temporary
advantage
over
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
but
fans'
'the
country
over.
ljt
seem,
are
as
oonfldeat
sa
they
are
hnyaful
that
the
Uasamen,
after
their
kmg
struggles
of
many
years'
duration,
,
'
may
yt,
corns
out
of
the
heap
on
top.
Certainly,
nothing
mot
popular
could
happen
and
the
rreult
Is
that
tbe
finish
1
of
the
American
race
la
eallpslng
everything
site
In
KPiieral
interest.
There
will
be
sevvrsl
i.eetlc
struggles
before
i
the
end
of
the
season
sad
the
World
series
In
which
It
Is
fairly
probable1
now,
the
St.
Lou:,
Cardinals
will
again
represent
thsOiatlOML
League
though
honors
hs,vrJj!
fi
'bfetf
settled
there
either.
I
FOUR
NATIVE
BASEBALL
TEAMS
ARE
ENTERED
j
llairlton.
(ireenvllle.
Klnrollth
and
Port
lniwn
n
OBntetlllnn
j
len,
aad
the
cultivation
will
be
fsv-
The
opening
native
baseball
gam
orsd
wish
the
best
scientific
knowledge
i
bstween
Haaelton
sad
Oeeeaville.
which
;
nd
technical
direction.
was
to
hsve
iwen
played
veaterday,
had
t
:
i"
i
jblii!
.
u
to
be
;utpoiil
(,n
account
of
rain,
i
Bmll
M.
TJrell
arrived
In
the
rlty'Tliere
are
ir
iam
in
the
competl-fwm
the
interior
on
yesteiclny
after-
-n
'his
v-r
.tler
two
hr-inx
K--
HAME
It
wm
largely
mr:.ub
the
eOcrte
of
Toolcjr.
a
re-eat
audtu.ii
ta
the
local
acrosvs
forces
that
Priace
Ru;er;
won
.se
ajatne
sierlay
afternoon
Rualiijt
Ijam.i.
the
cre
belug
7
to
5
lii
favor
,
the
lcoal
latls.
Unfortunately
Toole)
i-d
A.
Aduns
of
the
opposing
team
naged
s
little
private
war
of
their
own
with
the
result
that
they
were
both
died
-ft
the
field
and
bad
to
be
taken
.
the
hospital
far
teeatment.
On
the
whale
checking
was
clean
but
3rd
aod
the
jasae
was
so
close
that
ie
peturn
match
will
be
watched
with
rest
keanncu
by
local
lacrosse
fani
ho
will
be
anxloua
to
watch
the
cut-ime.
Outstanding
Rupert
players
were
Cy-
el
Tooley.
S.
Styles,
Elmer
Smith.
L
.5
torts,
and
Brick
Skinner,
wblle
:or
Myansh
tbe
men
who
distinguish:'
tbemaelves
were
C.
Morgan.
B.
Munro.
.
Smythe
and.
A.
Derrick.
The
local
team
was:
T
Hughes
6
Styles.
C
Twoley.
Miner
Smith.
I.
Astoria.
D.
Stalker,
D.
Ourvlch.
Br.ck
Sklnnsr.
Bert
MUton,
I.
Ratchford.
B
Stalker
and
Disk
Woods.
Spa
rev
w
Johnston,
S.
Pnidbamme
and
B.
Bacon
The
scorers
Were:
Prince
Bupert
p.
Woods
8.
D.
Ratchford
1.
D.
Stalker
1.
Alyansb
C.
Morgan
i.
D.
Munro
1.
A
Dsrtcks
1.
Referee
Harry
Macey.
'
The
nejrt
game
will
be
played
tomorrow,
the
total
number
of
goals
to
decide
tbe
eartee.
WhUe
the
game
was
staged
in
an
impromptu
manner
between
storms
yesterday,
there
ware
several
hundred
6)K-c-tstors
present
end
tbe
game
created
i
ilDderaartem.
I
m
mane
ior
waiaer
to
mm
snmiiw
-
ww-..
mm
DOMOTIC
eTlEXfE
SECTION
the
first
tlaw
out
in
defense
of
his
well
worth
watching.
Sewing
Orade
S
Best
towel.
X
Adella
title.
The
fact
that
Pete
Utao
lump-1
I
L
liEmKAII
IIE.U)
DIES
the
welterweight
-
ranks
for
the
light
beavlea
beat
WUQHHO.
Sept
U
Mrs
R
H
Walker
out
of
hie
moat
attractive
abot
,
Shanks
of
Winnipeg
International
pru-WeJker
la
taking
on
considerable
weight
;?ot
of
the
Behekah
brarch
of
the
out
he
ean'aUU
mate
mlddlwelght
Oddfellows
died
on
tbe
bott
mmrv
unit
and
be
strong.
from
Port
Arthur
to
Duluth.
accordir.
'ta
word
receive
1
todev.
One
wonders
what
has
happgaed
to
i
Qecrge
Toung.
the
youthful
Toronto
T.
Buchanan
Campbell,
in
chsr?e
-'
prodigy,
who
gave
the
work
a
thrill
-
tern
pole
preservation
work
along
wo
or
three
yean
ago
when
he
awam
Skeena
River
for
the
federal
gov-be
Catallna
Channel,
who
had
honors
eminent,
arrived
In
the
rlty
from
I
,
I
aVSrVOS
yesterday
afternoon's
"HELPED
ME
WONDERFULLY"
Woman
Strengthened
by
Taking
Lydia
E.
Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
Port
Colborne,
Ont.
"After
having
an
operation,
I
u
very
miserable.
veaK,
nervous
ana
very
near
unfit
to
kork.
I
xaw
Lydia
IK.
Vinkham's
Vai-
Ictaiilti
('ompound
a
!
rt
isi'd
and
i
ft
ami
believe
t
hi'lrx-d
me
on-
d-
rf
till
.
I
have
no
aK
spells
any
morv,
tbe
pains
have
left
me
and
my
nerves
are
muck
better.
I
feel
safe
in
saying
Lydia
E.
Pinkham's
medi-dnes
have
helped
me
wonderfully."
Mas.
Wu.
II.
Datx-UTciXBt,
Bt
1M,
Port
Colborae,
Ont.
tearnVswr-
H
Olrt
"The
Nobby"
Dr.
Alexander
MIOXE
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IIU1CK
DENTIST
.illth.
unit
.
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i
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fajtra-1'
SJHSQi
Twice
-
cooked
food
will
never
be
tasteless
if
you
use
Bovril.
Bovril
puts
the
flavour
back.
A
spoonful
in
your
stews,
hashes
and
soups
makes
a
big
difference
at
small
cost
Thursday,
September
1:,
ntT
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868
Dark-skinned
natives
glowing
sunlight
cool
mountain
tops-
great
ships
ploughing
through
tropic
seas
these
things
all
come
to
mind
when
a
cup
of
"SALADA"
Is
steaming
before
you.
Such
flavoursuch
fragrance.
Try
"SALADA".
ni
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PUTS
IN
BEEF
STRENGTH
I
1
For
The
Benefit
of
Visitors
To
Exhibition
We
are
holding
A
SPECIAL
SALE
Ladles'
and
Children's
Coats,
Dresses,
Underwear,
Shoes,
Rubber
Footwear,
Hats,
etc.
We
alao
have
a
fine
range
of
Udiot?'
and
Children's
Raincoats
and
Hats
in
all
colors
and
our
DrygoocUs
Department
is
right
up-to-da'
We
aro
selling
out
our
line
of
Boys'
Clothing
and
you
can
secure
Suits
as
low
a.s
5.95
d
59.95
A
libera!
discount
is
being
given
in
every
department,
and
you
are
cordially
invited
to
com:
and
see
them
for
yourselves.
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Phone
015
Cor.
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
St.
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