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hearers
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is
the
fulfilment
of
your
fondest1
radio
dream
one
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three
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7
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9
p.m.
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in
"The
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Comedies:
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AND
HODGE
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Admission
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and
50c
Saturday
Matinee,
3.00
p.m.,
10c
and
35c
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THAN
THE
WEATHER!
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I
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Coats,
Silk
Coats
Aviator
style
and
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In
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nice
variety
of
colorings
3rd
Avenue
and
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St.
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The
model
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is
the
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(Courtesy
of
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D.
oaneoa
On,
Ltd.)
The
tallowing
quotation
were
bid
Arpenta
Bufoe.
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t.
a
c.
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1JS;
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orast
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na;
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all;
ISO.
.ffafefea
IS
A9-
me
ICS:
SOS.
OI)l'KEV
HOPPEII
OIF
SSUONTOSt.
Sept.
8.
Souadron
law
Her
Oodfrry
with
K
a.
Blatchford.
HJ"
tor
Kast
Kdmonton
aa
a
passen-Sr.
hop
id
off
from
Lake
Wabaraun
for
Tauoourei
at
11.40
tats
mornlnz.
V.
fl.
E.
no
Alt
n
VICTORIA,
Sept
8.
The
P.O.I
Board
was
ooaapletcd
today
by
the
ad
dltMn
of
of
Nelson
Spencer
and
Pre
mler
Tolmle
Tba
others
remain
as
before.
4
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
4
4444444444444444
J.
U-
Hoc
kin
sailed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon
on
a
buet
BjeaS.
ttfa
to
Stewart.
BrayfMd
of
Any
ox.
who
have
been
on
a
trip
as
far
Bast
as
Winnipeg,
are
expected
to
arrive
in
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train.
Mr.
BrayfleM
la
to
partletpate
In
the
oereatonlal
of
the
eonaeeraUon
of
Archdssncon
O.
A.
Rlx
aa
Bishop
of
Caledonia
tomorrow.
On
behalf
of
the
oommlttee
sppolnt-1
ed
to
tnveatlgate
the
advantages
of
having
a
harbor
ooafd
appointed,
M.
P.
MoCaffary
last
night
reported
that
the
oommlttte
were
not
perpered
to
report
deflnitely
until
they
had
had
an
opportunity
of
Inspecting
the
work
of
harbor
boards
at
other
ports.
Thlt
they
proposed
to
do
at
no
expeiue
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Board.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturdi
ATHLETICS
TIE
WITH
YANKEES
COXME
.MACK'S
IOKCES
HAVE
SLI(!lir
ADVAXTAOE
OF
RIVAL
TOK
riKST
PLACE
REW
TOBK.
Sept.
8.
After
fourteen
weary
yean
ol
waiting
and
experiment
ing
with
uatrrd
players
Connie
Mask.
leader
of
the
Prulaielphla
Athletlea.
at
again
on
the
Threshold
of
the
pronusast
:nd
the
Anv-.:.r.
League
pennant
aad
the
world
ear
.
playoff.
All
this
aa
a
result
of
ttw
Athletics'
double
victory
yesterday
wier
Bnon
and
the
douMe
downfall
of.
the
Tanked
at
the
hands
or
Washington
s
Senatara.
Today
the
Milkmen
aad
the
Yanks
are
tbeoMU.
ca'Iy
tied
for
frs:
place
but
the
Quaker
City
r.:ei
have
a
alight
advaa-
tae
aa
they
pe
coming
on
with
a
rasa
while
New
York
is
faltering.
St.
Lou
boosted
their
lead
la
the
National
Leogur
to
five
gasM
by
trouncing
the
Pirates
while
the
Cabs
were
rtifiaMig
Cincinnati.
National
lrvoie
Boaton
0-4;
Philadelphia
4-S.
Plttabarg
S;
St.
LouU
0.
ClaesaaaU
1.
Cateaao
11.
AMERICAN
LEA
O
I
E
Waahlngtom
n-S:
Mew
Tort
0-1.
1-7;
Boston
!,
COAXT
LIUOtE
Mlsstona
IS;
Los
Angeles
t.
liollywood
5;
San
Fraaataw
8.
Sanramanto
3:
Oakland
4.
Portland
1-1
fattu
-.
old
country;
football
EXOLISH
LEAGUE
nivKleo
1.
Blrminghani
l.
Everton
S.
Bolton
0.
Bl-k
burn
Movers
1.
Burnley
3.
Sheffield
United
1.
Derby
3.
Cardiff
0.
Leeds
1.
Manchester
United
2.
Liverpool
g,
Leicester
I.
Miaehestsr
City
1.
HudstenOeM
a.
trtweastli
a.
Bury
1.
Portamooth
a.
Arsenal
0.
Sheffield
Wednesday
S.
linliilaM
1.
West
Haaa
4.
Aston
Villa.
1.
Dlvleian
II.
Barnsley
s,
Blackpool
1.
ra
aaul
Cstg
a.
Swans
l.
OsHea
a,
MldOmaaaa
0.
Clsptsei
1.
Stoke
0.
Han
1.
Motto
County
1.
Kotts
Forest
s.
Bradford
1.
Port
Vale
.
MUwaU
a.
Peeeton
S.
OMfeaan
S.
a
Slug
S.
Sassmamptoti
1.
TnataTtham
H
Wolverhampton
a.
West
Brauwicb
1.
Orlnuby
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAfll'E
IUvWoo
I.
Atirdiaa
a.
St.
Johnatone
0.
AktaMaaalaaf)
a.
Cowdenbeath
a.
Ayr
United
,2,
Motherwell
0.
Cestte
S.
Koasarnoek
0.
ruins
n
a.
Hang
eri
s.
Farttefc
Thistle
a.
Third
Lanark
4.
Quean
Park
S.
St.
Mlrren
0.
RaJta
Hovers
0.
Hearts
a.
HaailHon
a,
Clyde
o
lOBMcnlaaa
a.
Valklrk
a.
lHOPS
AHIUVE
To
participate
In
the
consecration
of
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rlx
as
of
Caledonia.
Archbishop
A.
U
Qeftneler.
Metropolitan
of
British
Co-
Blshop
Schofleld
of
Columbia.
Huston
of
Olympta.
and
Rl
Rev
L.
H.
Wells,
formerly
B:hop
of
Spokane.
arrived
In
the
city
from
thp
south
on
he
Princes
LouUh-
th:
nionunn
It
Their
teeth
are
of
a
touch-
sw
V
neM
which
make
them
hoU
JA
mft
thtu
kstn
cutting
csige
ui.
,
?fl
cBl
.
dcr
every
msge.
jflA
WpA
simonos
camaos
saw
ca.
ltd-
'iSal
Mft"COUV
ST
JOHN,
H.S
AeJT
PRESERVING
PEACHES
AND
PEARS
are
at
the
best
now.
Iluy
Them
Early
We
believe
this
is
the
best
time
to
get
your
requirements.
ElberU
Peaches,
crate
$1.10
Rsrtlett
Pears,
crate
!?,J.3(
Italian
Prunes,
crate
We
carry
a
full
line
of
School
Supplies
at
the
right
price.
Scribblers,
Penholders,
Pencil,
Jlulers,
Set
Squares,
Paints,
Exercise
Rooks,
Note
Rooks.
Mussallem
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
'
LIMITED
Real
Money
Savers
,
117-123
Fifth
Avenue
East
Phones
18
and
81
SPORT
CHAT
Madbion
Dlx
of
Beattle.
who
will
box
Alf
Ha'
-ding
ten
rounds
In
an
open-sir
how
here
next
Tuesday
night
at
the
Exhibition
around,
arrived
In
the,
,c.Uy
from
the
tosJiti'oaMtiAi
TtW&uX
Louise
this
morning
DU.
fought
ufBelllat-ham
Wednesday
night,
knoBklpg
out
Dewey
Beecber
of
Taeoaia
In
the
first
round.
He
la
In
good
condition
and
hopes
Harding
Is
In
similar
trim.
Otx
will
work
out
this
evening
and
tomor
row
evening
at
the
Km
press
Oym.
FISH
PRICES
GOOD
Halibut
arrival
and
sales
were
as
follows:
American
Atlantic.
19,000
pounds,
Canadian
Plan
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
lSJc
and
8c.
OooUdge.
18AO0
pounds,
Bosth
riah-ortsa,
u.1e
aad
8c.
Norland,
30j0O0
pound.
AtUn
Fisheries,
1J.80
and
Sc.
Viking,
lOfioo
pound.
"Mlnn
Piaa
OoM
Storage
Co,
UJSc
aad
lo,
Oatudbn
Morrta
H,
UjOW
pounda,
Attta
Plah-attsa,
184e
aad
7e.
aSaafcJ
SpaSSBwe
Ji&&
eHes.
Uie
aad
Tc.
NO
SITE
YET
No
site
has
yet
been
decided
upon
for
the
mill
the
Meatanal
Aimtane
Bpntee
Oo.
arotuaaa
-ti-MHhlnt
in
this
crty.
Mwsra.
Black
and
Armstrong
of
'Kewanee.
Illinois.
DrlnclDsla
of
ths
venture.
aUted
this
nomlng.
Several
oeatioaa
have
bean
trwected
but
none
lof
tbem
have
been
Juai
what
Is
wanted.
CONDITIONS
IN
YUKON
COUNTRY
(coo
Unwed
from
page
ose)
It
was
never
seen.
The
land
was
one
of
extremis
In
mi
ixnufcuii
i
1.1.
mm,
la
wtmrnar
being
unoomfortablv
wana
at
tlaw
and
la
winter
Intensely
TBe
sneaker
deaarlbeO
the
flora
of
the
oouatrr
tnctudl
ita
wealth
of
wild
flowers
and
It
adaplabtltt
for
Pvoouong
such
hardy
veawtahlM
aa
petetoaa.
cabbage,
cauliflower,
leetuce.
c
Transportation
was
the
big
problem
of
the
country
and
Bishop
Stringer
predicted
that
the
use
of
the
airplane
would
aoeae
day
make
the
trip
between
the
Mackenzie
and
Yukon
River
divides
popular
as
a
tourist
route.
It
would
soon
be
possible
to
make
the
trip
from
Edmonton
by
this
route
down
to
this
part
of
the
coast
In
six
twtefc
wvreant'harlforrntrly-Veri
all
that
oould
tjoa:
fn
a
season.
j,
,
THAVSPOKTATIOV
COMlITIONS
Bishop
Stringer
referred
to
pioneer
conditions
a
he
had
found
tbem
when
he
ftist
went
In
thlrty-slx
ytars
ago
snd
compared
them
with
ooolttloca
as
prevaUlng
today.
In
tneee
early
day
tee
waa
fortunate
to
receive
maU
no
a
year.
Now
it
earne
much
more
frequently
with
improvement
of
trans,
porutlon
facilities.
A
great
change
had
also
been
wrought
during
that
time
in
the
customs
and
beliefs
of
the
native
people.
Whereas,
they
had
no
wrlten
language
three
decades
ago.
almost
all
of
them
could
now
write
the
native
laiuuaae
and
many
were
proficient
la
English.
raeir
attitude
had
changed
from
one
of
antagonism
and
Indifference
to
one
of
peace
and
understanding
aad
the
teachings
of
,
Christianity
had
met
with
great
sure
ass.
Bitter
war
which
had
teen
waged
between
the
Indian
aad
the
axlmos
bad
now
practically
disappeared.
The
speaker
referred
to
mode
of
transportation
m
the
north
as
well
as
living
conditions
of
the
people
now
scd
yesteryear
Owing
to
extremities
of
the
weather,
travel
in
the
winter
waa
vn
yet
difficult.
Airplane
would
so
much
to
solve
the
difficulty
of
transportation
and
open
up
the
eoun-
wy.
Blahcp
Stringer
paid
tribute
to
the
earlf
pioneers
of
the
north
country
and
referred
to
the
greet
helamau
ha
had
had
In
his
own
wtf
who
had
uvejl
ror
uuny
years
or
mare
la
that
remote
country
with
him.
faeinc
hes.
hips
aad
difficulties
reeorntviy
with
mucn
courage
Mrs.
Stringer
had
been
ths
ftrai
white
wasnaa
to
make
the
hundred
mile
trip
Yukon
divide
by
foot
concluding
his
Stringer
urged
that
the
belptnc
of
the
downooddaa
people
of
the
world
liv
ing
in
darkness
net
only
la
such
re-mot
raaiona
but
even
In
the
treat
cities
was
a
work
In
which
all
etthwcht
might
engage.
To
uplift
the
fallen
and
help
those
who
were
down,
to
ex-hibit
civility,
kindliness
and
anod
cheer
amoni
all
the
people
of
the
world
was
a
mlastoa
saor
gratifying
than
any
to
the
soul.
I.
O.
Lenox.
MX)
IV.
Snnt,
r
The
Taxi
Driver
I
lite
Cllarvi:
r.
Plugs
because
they
52
to
make
my
servic
apon,lthebttttf
dally
trtsted
to
with,
tand
tke
muchhi.her
ttmpcraiurci
of
tht
modern
highomprc.
engine.
ruo
i
new
nstenleJ
mnUA
faiket-sealthatrcnuicjl
abtolatcly
gtMlfht
under
high
comprtv
ion.
Special
aaalynj
nrr
a
fixed
tpsrkip
under
all
driving
condidoai.
Champion
WUukor.Oiitaris
A
CANADIAN
MADE
PRODlci
suitable
vote
of
.:..
,.
Stringer
for
his
sdnri-s.
ftiMior
Bowr
Bishop
Howe
,
few
word
and
dr;.
...
:
i.
with
humorous
remn.
:
-
j
kee"
twang
At
the
opening
of
blessing
was
pronounrr-:
,,
b
Wilson,
pastor
of
Pir.r
t
:
cii
Mia.
Morris
Blott
prM.-t.
.
-,
,
for
the
singing
of
o
r.:aa
"Ooo
Save
the
Kuw
AU
the
clergy
of
,n
vlted
to
attend
thr
ha:
availed
themsrlvn
of
being
honored
2
it
's
Canadian
CI'..'.
RICHMOND'S
LOUVRE
Itarts
Saturday
Morning
at
8.30
For
the
first
lime
in
the
history
of
Prince
Kupcrt,
wc
are
giving;
our
friends
and
customers
the
benefit
of
our
ONE
DOLLAR
SALE
Dniff
Stores
have
had
their
one
cent
sales
when
you
get
two
of
any
article
for
one
cent
more
than
the
price
of
one.
At
The
Louvre
One
Dollar
Sale,
starting
tomorrow
morning
with
whatever
article
you
purchase,
you
can
have
another
of
the
same
value
for
one
dollar
more.
For
instance,
you
can
buy
a
dress
valued
at
$18.50
and
for
another
dollar
you
can
have
another
dress
of
the
same
value.
Or
a
lady
may
purchase
a
$10
Coat
and
for
another
dollar
she
may
choose
a
dress
or
anything
else
to
the
same
value.
There
is
no
catch
in
this
sale,
for
you
know
our
reputation
for
straight
dealing
at
all
our
sales.
Just
imagine!
You
can
buy
a
Golflcx
Coat
as
advertised
in
"Vogue"
and
Harper's
"Bazaar,"
at
$79.50
for
one
dollar-provided
you
make
other
purchase
of
the
same
value!'
Sale
starts
Saturday
Morning
and
lasts
for
one
week
only.
Richmond's
Louvre
Prince
Kupcrt,
IJ.C