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BY
EDWIN
A
NOLAN
Director
of
Heme
Serriee,
General
Elttrk
Befrigeraboo
Department
'TIIRRF.
meals
a
day!
A
thousand
taesls
a
year!
It'a
a
never-ending
problem
for
housewife
and
me
tfcer.
But
there
are
innumerable
sbort
eats
in
ashing
the
jrohjwoi.
Every
hiwaewiVer
kaews
that
it
is
ta
actual
eealdag
of
bmoJs
which
la
Bsftat
eoaihiiag.
She
can
doeble
up
on
this
time-eoiuuming
process
br
plaania
bmu
for
two
or
three
days
sbsad
sad
by
eeokiag
in
quantities
suiScieat
to
form
the
f
Mmdatioa
for
two
or
mere
nteala
if
she
has
proper
f
aeWtite
far
keep.
1b
food,
tiers
is
how
tbe
plan
works
out:
(1)
Easusji
pstatees
are
boiled
to
jnaih
for
dinner
and
to
serve
creamed
er
au
gratin
the
next
day.
(2)
Eneurh
apinaeh
h
eoeked
O
.that
there
ean
br
a
cream
of
spinaeb
ssup
for
another
meal
and,
spinach
aad
egg
aa
gratia
for
sup-;
per
or
luncheon.
(3)
A
whole
bam
is
boiled,
cooled
sod
put
in
the
electric
refrigerator
and
at
dinner
time
it
it
given
the
final
hlf-bonr
ronstmg
and
served
hot;
the
remainder
being
made
into
ham
and
macaroni
eaaierate
for
anotstr
dinner,
and
devihed
baa
sandwiches
for
hiBeb-
(4)
Twice
aa
maav
asalea
will
be
needed
te
serve
with
r
at
Sport
News
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!
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THIRD
!
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6-3;
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Win
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In
nine
Encounter
Defore
Good
Crowd
of
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Last
Eveninr
Transient
advertising
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HfiTTIAl
Mil
rwar.
rwr
inrtiAn.
nr
Hjia
.
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XlUll
li.Ld
UULiPl
DAILY
EDITION
BACK
TO
NORMAL
Saturday.
Sept.
.
19M
Dow
me
and
Cross
Each
Collected
Tiuase
lilts;
AIx
Miteheil
Played
Well
at
Second
V.
A.
C.'s
went
into
the
lead
The
fair
is
over
and
after
tonight
the
city
will
be
back
to
j
afgLiast
Rnpert
wnen
normal.
For
two
weeks
past
there
has
been
a
busy
time
j
they
came
out
on
the
long
end
of
a
among
merchants
and
others
and
when
the
busy
time
is
6-3
score
in
hut
night's
twilight
fix-over
they
will
feel
the
change
very
considerably.
During)
tunt.op
to
6:30estuy
afternoon
thP
ftast
wet-lr
nr
r.wn
lrwnl
nennle
hnv
Hnno
lirtlo
hiivino-!"
loosec
tne
game
wousa
because
much
of
the
time
the
stores
ware
busy.
Now
the
regular
fall
business
will
commence.
Everyone
will
be
preparing
for
the
cooler
weather,
the
heavier
clothes,
and
then
wiU
be
preparatiortSjfot,-
the
fengra
evenings.
New
pieces
tf
furmtiiw
wiU
be
jnaguired.
rsatuos
will
be
instal-
wiw
singles
in
as
many
tunes
a
bat.
Akut
Mitchell
played
a
nice
game
at
second
(or
the
locals
Ar-
First
Inaing
ing
thrown
out.
Papke
to
Jacobsen
Harold
struck
out.
No
runs,
one
hit
no
errors
Third
Inning
V
A.
C-Hall
hit
a
home
run
through
the
fene
past
the
score
board.
Lewis
went
out
Harold,
making
a
niae
stop
and
throwing
hup
out.
Aiceneav
eaught
Perkins'
fir
right
by
the
fence.
Cole
singled
and
stale
second.
Straight
fanned.
One
nan.
two
hits,
no
errors.
Prince
Rupert
r
Straight
teak
WendtCs
grofndrand
baat
him
fe
first.
W.
Mitchell
went
to
second
whan
Jacobean
threw
wild
to
first.
Mitchell
scored
on
Downie's
triple
to
right.
Leblfek
went
out
Straight!
to
Lrojg
Lambie
struck
out.
One
tbj,
one
hit,
one
error.
Fourth
Inning
V.
A.
C.
McKissock
was
hit
by
a
pitched
ball.
He
went
to
second
as
Wendle
dm
out
Papfce
at
first.
Jross
singled
to
right.
McKissock
scoring.
Ores
went
to
second
on
the
:hrow-in.
Aim
fltehell
caught
Jac--bsen's
fly.
BaU
filed
out
to
Howe.
Jne
run.
one
hit,
bo
errors.
Prince
Rupert
Howe
filed
out
to
Jacobsen.
Arsenaau
went
out
on
a
rounder
to
8tralght
A
Mitchell
doubled
over
first
Harold
walked.
be
raned
out.
but
about
that
Ume
Wendle
popped
oat
to
Hall.
No
runs.
Old
Sol
decided
to
come
back
on
j
one
hit.
no
errors.
duty.
so
it
was
decided
to
play
the
Fifth
Inning
game
after
aU.
The
game
get
under
way
shortly
after
6
o'clock
with
a
good
crowd
in
attendance,
considering
the
circumstances.
Playing
con
ditions
were
-
not
of
toe
best.
'
filings
wiu
w
uruugni
ueiure
uit:
i
e?er,
as
the
air
was
chilly
Vanoou-
tempt
them
into
investing.
I
ver
got
off
to
a
good
start
m
the
j
first
inning
with
Jack
Kelson
in
the
I
box
for
the
locals.
They
collected
a
nlav
amainat
Tkair
hava
atnnA
rnnce
unpen
ui
tne
second
ana
ai-
v
fw
v
w&mu'uvi
w
v
j
wwva
;
.
.
V.
A.
C
Cnemtki
pitching.
Lewis
went
out
A.
Mrtaueil
to
W.
Mitchell.
Perkins
drove
eht
over
second
that!
A.
Mitchell
got
and
threw
ban
out.
Cole
walked
and
.was
out
stealing.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
j
Prince
Rupert
BUI
Mitchell
went
j
to
third
when
Straight
threw
wild
I
:o
first
on
his
roller
Downle
hit!
11
ASbLJ
ALL
Ij
Aiuhb
three
runs
on
three
bits
and
an
er-
I
down
third
base
one
for
a
double.
It
e
i
;
:"on
to
the
local
baseball
Dlavers
to'"
UU
went
on
the
mound
for
was
Ins
third
hR
of
the
game
and
sum
m
nccamo
III
UK
Km.
IVT
when
Papkc
threw
out
Chen-
.
M:Mirv
j
k..
!-.-
wwai
unr
ran
in
even
ox
ur
uuve
scored
:uu
wi
w
and
shown
rt
:
ar
nme
that,
given
a
!
ianlng8
te
pttched
iOSkiatn
f
'
10
more
practice,
there
COUkl
(
d
the
fifth
inning
and
got
by
nice-
oosen
to
(
int.
Laatlue
went
out
Jac-
Totals
.
Croas.
Howe
struck
out
but
tiiat
might
easily
travel
in
the
iy.
only
facing
three
batters.
Harold
asas
safe
when
Periun
missed
the
e
crack
teams
there.
More
oreci-'
Straight
pitched
for
the
winners
,
ball
AcaenwMi
struck
out
Two
runs.
don
in
the
fiekT
and
mow
hattincr
akill
sm
tn
ho
fbp
"
W
thpaw
slants
had
some
tone
hit.
two
msi
irroatiMt
iummIii
,
of
U
local
boys
badly
pusaied.
j
The
game
was
called
on
account
t-
.
f
.
,
,
,
,
The
game
was
featured
by
Hall's
of
darkness
at
the
end
of
the
fifth.
The
viartmg
ball
players
have
proved
themselves
regular
;
homer
m
the
third
Dosmie
coiiec-
cox
scobe
leiiows.
They
have
not
disputed
the
decisions
given
br
local
umpires,
even
though
tney
might
not
alwaVs
have
been
i
quite
according
to
HoyTe.
They
have
taken
a
beating
with
j
splendid
spirit.
We
hope
the
Vancouver
boys
wiU
return
i
next
year
for
another
series.
LATE
CANON
MARSH
j
What
may
be
looked
upon
by
some
as
a
sad
event,
took
place
this
week
when
Rev.
Canon
Marsh
of
Terrace,
well!
known
throughout
the
north,
was
removed
by
death.
Fori
seweral
years
it
was
apparent
that
the
veteran
clergyman
J
could
not
live
long.
The
privations
of
his
misaonary
work
.
had
brought
about
a
physical
condition
whicn
is
the
end
:
proved
fatal
He
lived
a
great
life
and
fought
the
dread
reaper
to
the
last
like
a
good
soldier
of
the
Cross.
j
To
the
Canon
the
passing
would
not
be
a
particularly
sad
j
thing.
It
was
just
a
step
forward.
At
one
time
young
Par-j
son
Marsh
was
looked
upon
as
the
strongest
man
in
the
north.
As
he
lost
his
physical
strength
he
gained
in
spir-i
itual
power.
It
seemed
then
but
a
natural
transition
to'
pass
from
this
physical
plane
to
the
spiritual
world.
j
Many
will
look
back
and
remember
the
help
they
re-,
ceived
by
tvord
or
in
kind
from
the
missionary
parson.
Hisi
A
Few
Short
Cuts
To
3
Meals
a
Day
COLEMAN
HALL
Playing
manager
of
Vancouver
team,
who
hit
a
home
run
in
yesterday's
game
Humanity
was
wnat
appealed
to
them,
perhaps
more
than
i
his
spirituality.
His
death
removes
one
more
of
those
in-1
tad
a
triple,
a
double
and
a
sinaie
trepid
missionaries
who
have
changed
the
whole
condition
!
ta
tnm
nes
up
whu
Cnm
"n0
nw
v.
a.
c
;Papke
2b
3
j
Cross
lb
3
i
Jacobsen
as
2
;KaU
3b
....
3
Lewis
ef
3
Puntins
e
i
Cole
If.
...
a
Straight
p
3
McKissock
rf
-
t
Totals
P
R.
Wendle
at.
W
Mitchell
c
iDownie
lb,
e.
Nelson
p
LobUck
p.
Chenoski
p.
.
T
imbie
ef.
Howe
rf.
AnwBeau
If.
.
A
Mitchell
b
liiaroid
3b.
a.
c
Prince
Rupert
Summary
Two
me.
A
Mitchell,
three
New
home
run.
Hall:
Lewis
Cole:
left
on
ABR
XPOAE
n
i
ABR
.
a
lb.
a
3
0
runs
off
LobUck
in
3)
bits,
no
runs
off
inning
:
struck
out
by
Lobliek
(It.
Straight
();
York
W.
MMehell.
fleeaa
ntiam
I
Reaoklm
ha
.
baked.
TborselVT
Cm4BM"l
"Hjlf
based
a
pales
wi
th
cueUrd
sauce
make
a
denelous
deeeert,
or
Oiey
assy
be
rekeated
and
served
with
cream.
(6)
Soft
enttaid
are
made
in
larger
quantities
bseaase
tbey
bare
many
uses
and
tbey
keep
well
in
tsgbtly-eovtrvd
Jars.
Wha
neb
prepaiutioM
made
and
uVe
food
tueked
safely
away
in
ths
electric
rtfrigeratsr,
assuring
proper
pretervatlea,
most
ef
tits
work
is
dene
fer
the
day.
In
as
short
s
thne
as
20
or
M
minutes
it
is
possible
to
have
dinner
on
the
centre
He
went
to
second
on
a
wild
pitch.
Papke
went
out
Wendle
to
S
If
7
H
PO
A
16
1
1
i
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
t
1
1
0
3-4
hit.
Dow-
P.R.
n
:
double
phw.
A.
Mitchell
to
W.
Mtichell:
3
hiU
(1
mas
off
seneau
made
a
nice
catch
of
Per-,
Nelson
in
one
inning.
hits.
low
smash
to
the
left
field
fence
and
Papke
made
a
fine
catch
on
Arsenaau's
fly
In
the
second.
hH.Dow-
VJLC.
4i.
V
A.
C
Paoke
struck
out
Crass!
balls
off
NaJson
lit,
Crliannalrl
to
one
i
base
on!
hit
a
long
fly
to
centre
that
Lambie
Iwtraight
1);
wild
nstch.
LablsflU
M.
I
should
have
got
but
it
went
tor
a
hit
by
pitcher.
McKtaasek
by
Lob-i
triple
Jacobsen
walked
Hall
struck
Ho
Howp;,psing
pjlgitar;
fejaan;
out.
Lewis
up.
Mitchell
threw
hum
i
time
of
game.
U
mm.:
nsnpiras.
O.
to
Nelson
and
Cross
scored.
Lewis'
Mitchell
and
Mensws.
hit
s
Texas
Leaguer
to
centre
Jac-
This
artarnooo
the
tan
ma
wHl
obsen
scoring.
Lewis
stole
second
book
up
In
the
fourth
encounter
;
and
Perkins
walked
Cole
singled!!
Bill
Rtfhtrrtsan.
late
of
the
through
short.
Lewis
scoring
Hal
1
New
York
fManu.
an
the
slab
for
,
Straight
fouled
out
to
Harold.
Three
Prmce
Rupert,
and
HaJ
Straight
,
,
runs,
three
hits,
one
error.
j
doing
mound
duty
for
the
visitor,
i
Prince
Rupert
Wendle
struck1
Tontorrow
afternoon
at
S:90
the)
,
out
W
Mitchell
went
out
Hail
to'
final
game
will
be
plajwd.
whan
Bill
i
Dovnie
hit
to
riant
for
one
base.
'
will
be
on
the
mound.
LobUck
batting
for
Nelson
filed
out
to
Straight.
No
runs,
one
hit.
no
errors
Second
Inning
Baseball
Standings
v
a
c
-LobUck
pitching
for
Bu-1
National
League
pert
Dovmle
catching
and
W,
Mil-'
W.
L.
chell
at
first.
McKissock
singled
to
1
Chicago
.7?
doable
play.
A
Mitchell
to
W.
MIU
I
Cincinnati
chell
It
was
a
nice
catch
at
first.
Philadelphia
One
run.
two
hits,
no
errors.
Prince
Rupert
LamMe
singled
Howe
was
bit
by
a
pitched
ball.
Ar-
8t
ssneau
filed
out
Papke
making
a
PMadetphla
spectacular
catch.
A
Mitchell
was
i
Washington
safe
on
a
fielder's
choice.
Howe
be-
!
New
York
Cleveland
Detroit
St
Louis
Chicago
Boston
.
48
Vf.
M
M
n
TS
m
S3
r
...-44
at
Vmerican
League
4
M
M
63
70
81
at
88
Pet.
m
Ml
Alt
m
Pet
.en
JSM
Ml
59S
to
at
3:M.
The
Van-
is
stsvytng
over
la
or-
j
Get
Rupert
another
oppor-
pajrs.
IT'S
WISE
TO
CURZ0MS!
MEN'S
Wl
EAR
SHIRTS
OF
ALL
K!NDS
UNDERWEAR
SOCKS.
DRESS
SOX,
WORK
SOX
iwiTTc
Awn
r.invRQ
of
ah
vmm
MADE
OF
LEATHER,
WOOL
&
CANVAS
PANTS,
OVERALLS,
BREECHES,
TROUSERS
BRACES,
GARTERS,
ARM
BANDS
COLLARS,
NECKTIES,
HANDKERCHIEFS
BLANKETS,
TOWELS
AT
THE
GRATT0N
BUILDING
2ND
AVE
NEXT
POST
OFFICE
CURZON'S
TWO
MORE
BALL
GAMES
isouwjr
Print
Rupert
this
afternoon
at
4
o'clock
and
the
tunny
to
mak
ood
against
them,
and
the
loci:
lads
say
they
think
they
can
bentt
them
again
Bill
Riehardson
is
to
pitch
for
Pnnc
Rupert
today
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is
the
man
who
was
with
the
New
York
Oiants
this
spring
Downle
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catching.
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series.
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on
the
Prince
Rupert
people
will
have
mound
and.
doubtless,
there
will
be
the
opportunity
of
watohhw
two
BMord
crowd
out
to
watch
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the
Ad.
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January,
1929,
Chevrolet
has
produced
and
sold
over
24)00,000
six-cylinder
automobile
nearly
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times
as
many
as
any
manufacturer
of
sixes
has
ever
built
in
an
equal
length
of
time.
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record-breaking
public
prefer
.
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shows
how
buyers
of
Inw.priecd
cars
are
demanding
the
advantages
of
slxtylinder
design.
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2,000,000
people
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on
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more
flexible
free
from
annoying
vibration
requires
less
gear-ehifting.
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you
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big
bodies
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form-fitting
seats
the
style
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lux
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advantages
of
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by
fisher.
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Chevrolet
Six
is
priced
as
low
as
63S,
at
the
factory.
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you
will
find
it
costs
no
more
for
operation
or
upkeep
than
any
other
car
of
comparable
quality
on
the
road.
You
may
purchase
through
the
GMAC,
General
Motors'
own
deferred
payment
plan.
The
General
Motors
Owner
Service
Policy
will
safeguard
your
Investment.
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us
today.
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