Plugs
because
I
know
I
can
depend
on
them
no
matter
how
tough
the
going.
Champion
is
thebetter
park
plug
because
it
baa
an
exclusive
silli-manite
Insulator
epe-dally
treated
to
with
stand
the
much
higher
temperatures
of
the
modern
high-comprea
slon
engine.
Also
a
newt
patented
solid
copper
gasket-sealthatremains
absolutely
cai-tight
under
high
compression.
Special
analysis
electrodes
which
assure
a
fixed
spark-jap
under
esK
even
1
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MB'tfK
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4
ml
I
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mm.
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all
driving
conditions.
Champion
SparCPugs
Vlpdsor,
Ontario
A
CANADIAN.MADE
PRODUCT
Ling
t
hi
Phone
GI9
Ctolhes
Cleaning
Price
List
like
this
is
worth
keeping
in
mind!
Ladies'
or
Gentlemen's
Suits
steam
pressed
75
Overcoats
75f
Trousers
.
..
,y
ilX?
Skirts
:ir0
Roys'
Suits
500
SUITS,
Dry
Cleaned
and
steam
pressed
....
$2.00
Overcoats
$2.00
Trousers
Skirts
7.".
Iktjrs'
Suits
$1.00
AIo
Ladies'
Fancy
work
at
reasonable
rates-
We
call
for
and
deliver
to
all
parts
of
the
city.
Our
Special
Low
Price
on
New
Suits
Made-to-measure
still
Continues
LADIES'
DRESSES,
Coats,
Millinery
and
Lingerie
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
WHEAT
HARVEST
IS
BEGINNING
DURING
WEEK
NOTIIINO
YET
TO
CHAMiE
EAKLIEK
uEroicT
or
i.Aiuii:
CHOI'S
TIIKOUillOI
T
I'KAIUIES
WINNIPEG.
Aug.
13.-Almoat
ideal
weather
condition
have
characterised
the
crop
outlook
In
the
prairie
provin
ces
during
the
past
week,
according
to
the
fifteenth
C.
N.
R
crop
report.
Bright
brezy
days
have
prevailed
generally
with
mtermttent
showers
and
Isolated
hail
storms
reported
from
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta.
No
seriously
disturbing
factor
appears
to
have
arisen,
however,
to
necessitate
changing-
previous
conceptions
of
crop
prospects..
Cutting
of
barley
and
early
oat
ii
veil
advanced
In
many
parts
of
Manitoba
and
early
varieties
of
wheat
have
bean
harvested
at
a
number
of
points.
.Manitoba
Is
practically
assured
of
a
rust
free
orop.
Some
hall
damage
has
occured
at
Mini
tons
s.
the
eattmated
eitent
being
fifty
per
cent
loss
on
appmilmately
a
thousand
acres.
Harvesting
of
8tandisrd
varieties
of
w$eat
should
be
general
about
August
18.
Local
points
on
the
Doeei
and
subdivision
in
Saskatchewan
report
very
beneficial
showers.
The
most
serious
hall
d
ainage
reported
from
Saskatchewan
eomea
from
Tisdale
subdivisions
where
an
area
four
mile
by
fifteen
suffered
as
high
as
one
hundred
per
cent
In
individual
eases.
Some
Isolated
report
of
mat
are
causing
no
alarm
owing
to
the
McDonald.
Ketchikan:
James
P.
Bur-
WaUaot
Anderson
are
playing
baseball
brWg.
and
C.
Robiiuinn.
Vancouver:
R
,
wttn
the
traijs
in
Prance.
C.
Knawles
and
J.
SaJtermann,
Edmon-1
'
ton:
V.
L.
Marion.
PorUand.
Ore.;
Bertls
Taken
suddenly
ill
while
ctunptim
Nelaon.
Calgary.
I
across
the
haro
r
yestorday.
Ulaa
Mar-Savoy
Mlsa
Loa
Davidson
and
M!a!l!ret
Bld.
uuyhtrr
o
Mr.
and
Mn
Eva
Davldsjon.
Icvenieaa;
N.
McLaod.
!
W.Beid.
wa
i
u.
nao
to
th
city
and
diari
Port
Edward:
W.
Uwrenc
and
V.
Prea-1
a
ner
lather
5
arm
aa
she
t
being
Ion,
city:
Mr.
J.
M.
Bjnlth.
Prtnoe
Ru-1
driTn
name
in
an
automobile
last
eve-pert:
A.
Beld.
Aoyox:
B-
Knudseu
and'
ring.
M.
Menulett.
Butedate.
YOUNG
POLITICIAN
Ace
irf
St.
Mas
Candidate
In
Ontario
rreilstrlal
Elertton.
SMI7IIERS
There
baa
been
a
siege
of
automobile
rAlJ
VIM1
IlfcAL
ha'MW
ec-a
Tect
In
the
vsU-
,
iky
duriaaii!"
past
two
or
three
weeri
Paul
Martin
of
Pembroke.
Ontarlao.
at
j
,
J.
at.
jvarner
manager
01
tne
Lnivnw
mine,
has
ben
called
to
Vancouver
U.
oo;-4Ult
w:th
h'.'s
principal.
J.
f.
Du-
H.
I.
Thcrntata
has
been
spending
cm
time
at
Wood
Creek,
being
lr
rhuge
of
sjock
for
the
Canadian
Na
Uonal
Railisaya.
M-
i-Ki
MM.
Carlson
of
Jasper
Park
are
visiting
with
friends
In
New
Has-
Three
Attractive
Features
The
annual
riding
and
camping
expedition
of
the
Trail
Ulders
of
the
Canadian
Rockies
has
many
attrartive
features,
but
at
tne
ton
ot
the
list
were
undoubtedly
the
i
three
three
charming
charming
maidens
malaens
photographed
pnotograpnea
above
who
tooK
part
in
a
iW
mile
nile
that
vUited
the
Lake
of
the
liana
D.tty
McCullougU
and
Betty
ride.
Joining
up
with
the
main
group
tnalBg
Qlarisw.
Teey.
are
Kitty
MUkey,
lfal,
all
of
Philadelphia.
SPORT
CHAT
I
Percy
Lake
of
H
US.
Durban,
who
itde
such
a
good
1
tap
n
salon
here
last
ncnta
when
he
met
Johnny
Wood
of
SeattteK
m
a
ten
round
bout,
being
rob
ed
of
the
decision
on
that
occasion
HI
mewt
Jimmy
Ryan,
former
light
weight
ehasnpion
of
all
the
United
Sta-
es
Navy,
in
the
heaaltner
event
of
a
oxtng
oard
which
will
be
held
at
the
White
Centre
Athletic
Club
in
at
tie
3n
Thursday
eveaung
of
this
week
lake,
who
was
cbempton
of
the
China
latkm
for
three
years,
should
have
ulte
a
battle
with
Ryan
of
UJ.S.
fM-rado
wbo
hat
bad
many
Sghta
and
has
seldom
been
beaten.
It
bad
hrec
gpscted
that
Lake
might
be
ramntcbed
with
Johnny
Woods
before
UM8.
Durban
left
coast
waters.
ahlfting
interest
In
the
Dig
leagues
hss
now
moved
to
the
National
where
Nw
York
OtanU.
soowlmg
every
sign
of
s
late
season
eome-bai
re
prec'ing
'he
St.
Louis
Cardinal
hard
for
the
pennant.
It
has
It
run
si
that
all
western
teems
St.
Louis.
Chi
cago.
Cincinnati,
and
Pittsburg
were
stronger
this
season
than
New
York
but
the
perform
uses
of
the
MeOraw
i:n
of
late
have
not
aubsuntlated
that
pinion.
If
(he
Giants
do
not
win
the
llag
it
would
look
as
if
they
will
near
ly
do
so.
New
York
Yankee
look
ifer
again
In
the
American
League
blowing
tlie
censaUon
of
PhUadelphla
Athletics
'
winning
streak
and
the
Yanks'
own
return
to
farm.
WELL
KNOWN
LOCAL
HALIBUT
BOAT
SOLD
(apt.
I'rler
Mrnse
rHrrhaam
0.
H.
T.
from
('set.
lame
Parsons.
The
well
known
local
halibut
boat
D
S
T
has
been
bought
by
Cent.
Peter
Mews
from
dipt
James
Parsons.
The
veniel
has
fiihed
out
of
-.cre
for
many
years
and
f-.-rmerly
belrmged
to
Capt.
Jack
MorriitJii,
iio
local
aiient
of
the
Deep
See
Fishermen'
UiUon.
Capt.
Peter
Meuse
u
one
of
the
city's
beat
known
halibut
fiahermen
and
for
the
past
couple
of
seasons
has
naen
on
the
Rli.Kleader
with
Capt.
aierrlil
SoUovs.
Among
the
incorporations
last
wrek
i
was
that
of
the
FrancoN
IjUie
lnvrim
Co.
f
apitnlizaiion
at
tlOOOO
ud
with
head
office
tt
Oltntanua.
RENT
WANTED
RXOAVATINO
wanted.
Rock
or
any
By
day
or
by
contract.
E.
Ro-
X)R
RKNT.
CLAPPEKTON
HOUSE.
Ninth
Avenue
East.
Bent
rsosasisbl.
Apply
City
Taeasurer.
City
Hall.
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISH
ED
roomed
apartment
with
hath.
FOR
Phone
547.
by
the
Phone
Red
07.
day.week,
or
FOUR
Water
tf
FOR
RENT.
FOUR
ROOM
APART-
j
ment,
hot
water
heated.
Apply
Smith,
tt
Maltett.
Ltd.
tf
asetitb.
U
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-
ments.
Apply
Musssiiem
ftrooery
MODERN
House
for
rent.
1M
Fifth
Av
enue
West.
Phone
Red
TJ0.
tf
LOST
LOST
UUM
BKKLLA
BTWEEV
Mc-
Bride
Street
and
Second
Aveswe.
PUH-er
please
return
tf
Dally
News
Of
flee
JAPANESE
CONSUL
YISTOR
IN
C1H
Toured
Halerfront
and
Will
be
(llirq
Mmier
In
IbHtlon
Hall
Tonight
After
having
spent
a
few
days
In
Pert
sTasington
visiting
his
countrymen
there,
T.
Fukuosa
of
Vancouver.
Japanese
con
sul
i
or
anuan
wMimsva.
amvea
in
use
city
last
evening
and
will
be
here
until
Wednesday
morning
when
he
will
proceed
to
Jasper
Park
en
route
south.
Mr.
Fu-Ituma
la
being
accompanied
on
his
trip
north
by
T.
Ode,
who
Is
well
knows
as
an
aporter
of
jt
fish
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
.i
Mr.
Fukume
waa
taken
on
a
motor
Hip
around
the
city
today
and
.evinced
much
interest
in
the
dry
dock.
Cold
Stor
age
plant
and
other
local
faculties.
He
wlU
be
glvan
a
dinner
In
the
Beaten
Hall
tonight
by
local
Japanese.
JAPANESE
FINED
FOR
FISHING
IN
CREEK
FOR
SALMON
Two
Japanese
salrnen
fiahermen
were
found
guilty,
by
Magistrate
H
T.
Mc-Iod
In
provhirM!
poHe
court
ou
JaV
uhMy
afUifieoh
VlrlHinhai
In
a
treek
In
the
Haas
River
division
and
Ufili
of
100
and
costs
were
Imposed
in
eaplfowe
I..
W.
Patmore
prosecuted
on
behalf
of
the
depaxttfretlt
and
Milton
Oooaales
appeared
for
the
defendaaU.
Mr.
and
Mn.
W.
E.
Denning
and
family
will
sail
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
afternoon
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Stewart,
Anyox
and
Maasett
Inlet.
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
3.30.
was
reprirtrd
tills
morning
to
be
on
hour
and
a-half
late.
neath
carpet-apeclal
price
Daily
News
FOR
SALE
Horsepower
complete
inn
dltlim
Appv
FOR
SALE
FrVE-room
h.ju-ner
on
sth
a
Mo
00.
Pritv
:
IIS
per
mon".
nig
TWO
Bfch
i
KNOK
for
vii
a
EASY
TERMS
THtO
RESTAURANT
t
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opportunit)
ladla.
Gcn'-r
cualom.
A;!'
.
Third
Avvl
OR
RENT
PIANOS.
PLAYBR-PIANOS.
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and
Sewing
Maebints.
!
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WEWSPAPR!
Walker's
Muete
Store.
U
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bul,1""
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A"
F..-
Furnlshssl
houseteeplng
FURNITURE
foh
new
Apply
bua
ii
CHIROI'BAiTl!
Faweett
Range
Bedding
enclium'
'
tress,
Dlnlng
R"
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Suites,
ChesteiriM
Blinds.
Llnplexiii
a
'
We
sell
st
very
t
.will
pay
you
x
rmr
Windows
A.
MAf'KENO
rll"Mr
Agents
for-
Eosii.
Propriiero
a
.
IWuts
f
all
lie-
Salt
Lake
.Feriv
the
bourn
I
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and
Holldny
r
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DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKIMNE
AND
CKDAR
Single
load
$3.50
Double
Lo.a(l,j
.
.
.vtPP
Large
Sack
50c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerle
:
KgK
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
l'bone.SSO
COAL
CO.
13'J
Second
Are.
Pi
liutm
!U.
oM
,iuh.
mA.
'
-h-
"
Wo
"
the
latter
a
mining
uate.
who
has
the
distinction
cf
being
:
undertaking
U
vounswat
man
to
enter
miltieal
life
i
.
vlri-tjrof
th
wide
publicity
gained
as
a
candidate
m
Canada,
arrived
In
the
rilv
on
the
Prince
Chartaa
thU
momlna-
J
-
'
dln
w"
l
tht
after
a
visit
to
Vancouver
and
entrained
ft
01
tne
omimers
u.sinci
tsoara
k
.
ki.
m..
.
r,,.nn
:g
It
was
last
year
that
Mr.
Martin
urwuc-
fully
Mmteated
the
provincial
seat
of
Pembroke
as
a
Liberal
candidate
His
ambitions,
however,
were
not
dampened
and
he
says
be
is
going
to
try
again.
Mr.
Martin
was
accompanied
by
J
J
Taylor
of
Ottawa.
Yltssral
organiser
In
charge
of
young
men's
clubs.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
r-
ff"i
'
Al
111
ST
II.
WIS
The
Allies
are
advancing
on
the
western
front
and
along
the
Albert
and
Montdldler
sector
twenty
anil-.'.
1
u::
and
.i
advanced
condition
of
the
crops.
)uok
fl
mt)ea
in
one
morning
The
Wheat
cutting
should
start
In
earnest
In
Saskatchewan
between
Aug.
It
and
20,
though
western
are
report
some
heavy
crops
that
will
require
longer
than
that
to
mature.
Frequent
showers
have
occurred
in
Alberta
which
have
ocssiiened
same
lodging
of
.grain
on
the
Vrgrwrule
auto-
dlyfston.
The
'moaT
serious
damage
in
this
rearjeet.
however,
occurs
en
tne
Coronado
subdivision
from
Smokey
Lake
to
8t.
Paul
dhUVct
where
the
hall
struck.
reporting
from
40
to
60
per
cent
loss.
The
warm
weather
of
the
past
week
to
ripening
all
crops
fast.
A
few
report'
of
Oarnet
wheat
harvesting
have
been
received
but
wheat
cutting
will
not
be
general
until
around
August
2$.
HOTEL
AllUIVALH
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
T.
Hambleton,
Ottawa:
Oeorge
Baiyan.
Juneau:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Broet.
Monroe,
Mich.:
Miss
P.
E.
Pank.
Baltimore.
Md.;
J.
E.
Dub-
btrley.
James
P.
IHirbrtdge.
Y
D.
Matt
el.
H.
E.
Coulbourn.
R.
W.
Haggen,
E.
M.
LeFlufy.
A.
JohnatM.
A.
Miller.
A.
aihnore.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Pickering.
Mlas
Pickering.
T.
FUkuma.
T.
Kaye
and
A.
J.
Cclllaon.
Vancouver:
II.
Mlddleton.
Port
land.
Ore.:
Mr.
M.
B.
Collins
and
Mlas
Dorothy
Collins.
Lansing.
Mich.:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frederick
II
Bhnieto.
Kaiamaaoo.
Mich.:
E.
C
J.
Olllett
and
Alfred
A0-
ams.
Maasett.
Jim
MncDonald
and
O.
II.
Holmes.
Edmonton:
O.
II
Oet.
Port
Ed
ward:
Mrs.
George
LI
Hie
and
daughters
Terrace;
fl.
Bonham.
PentlcVon:
H.
Q.
Johnston.
Inverness:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A
Drown.
.
Wrs.
A
B.
Chamfer
rftta
apd,
M'aa
Ada
drown.'
Port
BastngtoTJ:
If.
O.'
'
'
'
'
Smith.
Chicago.
-
Royal
O.
P.
Downie.
A.
Cocen.
E.
Dahl.
J.
E.
McDougall.
Ralph
Ingram
and
N.
Veen.
Prince
Rupert:
N.
Hamlin
and
W.
T.
Feltoo.
C.N.R.;
Dr.
A.
Koel.
New
York
City:
L.
Wob
and
Lee
Ham.
Oceanic:
M.
H.
Perry.
An
vox;
O
.O.
Morffl
and
T.
Martin.
Ketchikan:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bourget,
Victoria.
Central
A.
aagison
and
II.
drovrman,
city;
0.
Lash
and
D.
MacLean.
Port
iM-ward;
"Cbtrles
Wilson,
Bmlthers;
0.
W.
.each.
Oanadun.
Australian
and
Brtlsb
troops
have
Joined
in
a
big
forward
movement
and
In
one
placr
peiKii.itefl
the
enemy
Unes
for
a
distanee
of
seven
miles.
Douglas
Stork
It
In
Nempt
of
a
letter
from
Art
Msuuon.
who
Is
at
the
Ft
ant.
in
which
It
is
stated
toyl
both
he
and
of
Trade
when
a
communication
w
read
from
Wlerner-Neustadt.
Austria.
v;
:or
the
names
ol
person
hand
l:ng
such,
esrd.
It
Is
feared
that
John
Barnum
rr.-cuily
drowned
In
Prancoia
Lake
wa
riming
n
lead
of
hay
In
a
He
v
at
wh
'h
has
been
found
empty
near
Cncha
Point.
A
400-Sillon
tank
has
been
Installed
at
the
Topiey-Blch3eld
mine
for
the
.storage
of
fuel
oil.
I
Tr?
Smtthera
townatte
Is
threatened
with
being
overwhelmed
by
one
at
ttst
wrrst
.'"
ins
of
noxious
waeda
-the
son
hlfl3.
weed
was
ftrst
aoticed
las
ytsr
and
has
etnoe
spread.
NEW
HAZELTON
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rrnt
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
ndvence.
No
Advertisement
taken
fo
leas
than
50c
lton.
L.
r.
Chapman,
western
manager
of
he
HacOlllls
and
Olbba
Co..
which
the
chief
purchaaer
of
poles
produc-d
by
the
Hanson
Lumber
at
Timber
Co..
has
been
In
the
district
looking
vtr
the
local
attuation
with
Otot
Han
son.
Several
more
carloads
of
cedar
poise
.are
been
loaded
at
New
Haaatton
last
eek
and
some
heavy
shipments
have
;tcn
made
recently
from
the
main
andmg
place
at
Oedarvale
Mlas
Muriel
Beyle
of
Telkwa
has
been
7
lei
ting
In
New
Haselton
with
Mlaa
Jean
Bums.
Miss
Wright
of
South
Vancouver
is
lsltlng
in
Hareltnn
with
her
pa
rant.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
T.
H
Wright.
sang.
SOT
WANTED.
Maid
for
general
housework.
Phone
Red
7.
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WANTED.
Waltteai.
apply
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Lunch
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