PAGE
FOUR.
E
R
USED
CAR
BARGAINS
Several
Model
T
Fords,
passenger
or
commercial,
from
D
E
M
$40
t0
$200
1
1930
Ford
Town
Sedan,
run
only
2,200
miles
terms
Several
Ford
Engines;
One
Chevrolet
Enjine;
One
Continental
Engine
Fitted
for
Marine
See
Us
Before
Buying
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
R
ESSES
VENlfyO
GOWiNS
j
the
Prince
Vancouver.
ODISH
HATS
VERYTIIING
NEW
EAL
WOOL
SUITS
ShvEATERS
Cor.
3rd.
Ave.
&
2nd.
St.
Rupert
for
a
trip
liott.
James
Lever.
i
Beans,
wax,
24
pods.
James
Lever,
,
Hamlin
it
Thomson.
!
!
Leeks,
6
stalks,
Wm.
Thaln,
Ham-I
lln
tt
Thomson.
I
Cucumber,
3
long,
Edmund
Ham-er,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Huber.
.
I
Cucumbers,
3
spine
or
ridge.
J
as.
Cut
Flowers
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Headquarters
for
HARDWARE
Lawn
Mowers
Kitchen
Wares
Mechanics'
Tools
Builders'
Hardware
Paints
&
Oils
Mops
&
Brushes
Stoves
&
Ranges
Lamps
&
Lanterns
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
255
Third
Ave.
Telephone
101
hands.
More
than
ever
during
fair
week
these
stores
will
be
at
the
service
of
all
who
come.
EXHIBITION
PRIZE
WINNERS
GARDEN
VEGETABLES
i
One
pot
foliage
begonia,
heads
lettuce,
any
kind,
John
green
W.
W.
T.
Way,
Mrs,
U
E.
Davey,
Win.
Rhaln.
Two
leaf
lettuce.
James
Lever,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Huber.
Six
Salsify,
James
'
Lever,
Billy
Bonier.
Twelve
sprays
Parsley,
W.
Thaln,
Robert
Blackburn.
Water
Cress,
six
bunches,
Mrs.
Elliott.
i
Tomatoes,
six
ripe,
Hamlin
&
&
Thomson,
Mrs.
Jean
Bonier.
Maahs.
One
pot
fuschia
Mrs.
W.
Sherman,
sr.,
Mrs.
R.
Maahs.
One
pot
geranium
W.
W.
Way,
Mrs.
R.
Ersklne.
One
window
box,
plants
to
H.
'
T.
be
grown
In
box.
Mrs.
L.
C.
Eby,
F.
J.
Fuller..
Hanging
Basket
Mrs.
H.
Dii
Hamel.
Janet
Rochester.
Asparagus
plant,
one
specimen-
Parsnips,
any
variety,
six,
James
j
Asters,
California
Giant.
6
blooms.
Lever.
Rod
McRae.
'any
color,
Lanfear
It
French.
F.
J.
Onions,
yellow
or
brown,
10.
Jas.
!
Fuller-Lever,
Lanfear
and
French.
.
I
Ros.
3,
variety
color,
Mrs.
Jas.
I
Onions,
red.
10.
James
Lever,
Billy
L.
Lee,
F.
J.
Fuller.
Bonier.
iwsw,
o
variety
colors,
w.
II.
Onions,
white.
10.
Lanfear
and
Sherman
sr,
Mrs.
Jas.
Ii
Lee.
French.
Billy
Bohler.
i
Rosea.
named
varieties.
Mrs.
Jas.
Onions,
red
pickling,
1
quart,
J.
L-
F-
J
Fuller.
Lever,
Billy
Bohler.
!
Roses-
3
P'nk,
named,
John
Frew,
Onions,
white
pickling,
1
quart,
J.
I
F
3-
Fucr.
-Lever,
Billy
Bohler.
Roses,
3,
white
named,
2,
F.
J.
Potatoes,
six
early,
named.
Wm.
Fuller.
Thaln,
Oeorge
Hipp.
!
Roses,
3,
red
named,
2,
Mrs.
Jas.
Potatoes,
medium
earlv
lr
nam.
Lee.
SPORT
NEWS
WAZELTON
i
BOYS
LOSE
ed.
Oeorge
Hipp,
Anthony
Hipp.
1
"e
Ro
bloom'
any
Triey
colr.
National
League
potatoes,
late,
named,
Hamlin
&
"
"..
r.
ptiiu.
,
w
L.
Pet
.Thomson.
Billy
Bohler.
uiuwu,
jcf,
v
sowr,
uur-
.
ta
M
4-
PoUtoes.
half
bushel,
grown
In
0l"
&nerman.
New
York
.76
54
Prince
Rupert.
Wm.
Thaln,
Oeorge
I
Pl1
splk"'
?
Un
Chicago
71
63
Thaln.
a,ys
Shaman,
Mrs.
P.
H.
Llnzey.
es
61
Potatoes,
half
bushel,
not
grown
j
"n
"a.o
i,
any
vaneiy
coior.
M
.
w
In
Prince
Rupert,
Billy
Bonier,
Mrt
Bohler.
Potatoes.
3
varieties,
6
of
each--
Rhubaio.
8
stalks
Wm.M.Brown.
W.
J.
Martin.
,
1
Cabbage.
1
crate,
50
lbs.
net.'
to
ciduoua
Mrs.
L.
Lee.
Pansles.
12
blooms,
on
show
board,
"r?,"'4
.
.
:
Sam
Massey.
Mrs.
W.
L.
Sandison.
!ffJiSSta
48
l
Chrysanthemums.
9
stalks.
Mrs.lClncmnaU
"W-
iw
n
oi.v,
,
t,
-
Potatoes,
cooked
in
skins,
named'
"
"
Oeorge
Thaln.
Mrs.
E.
Hellman.
M
-
I
71
73
83
sr.
American
ieague
30
27
.462
.454
Shasta
Daisies,
9
stalks.
Sam
Mas-
-
W.
L.
Pet
sey,
Chas.
P.
Balagno.
V
Philadelphia
W
Snap
Dragon,
6
spikes.
Mrs.
Jas.
Washington
....x...
77
L.
Lee.
John
Frew.
New
York
76
.u,
w
muw
ean
Bonier..
dbplajr
tn
cut
flowers
Cleveland
oeorge
Hipp.
!
grown
by
exhibitor,
Joe
Naylor,
Mrs.
St.
Louis
Onlcns,
1
sack.
25
lbs.
Jamci
vj
r.m
v
t
r,iii.r
n,i.
Lever,
Billy
Bohler.
Individual
Farm
Exhibit
Geo
Hipp,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Huber.
PLANTS
SPECIALS
j
Atlee
Barpee
Co,
Philadelphia,
'greatest
number
first
prizes
in
this
'
class.
James
Lever.
'
6
pots
llowerlng
plants
W.
W.
T.
Best
bunch
mixed
sweet
peas.
sbwiiii
way,
Mrs.
e.
iieuman.
.
)
Three
pots
foliage
plantt
Mrs.
Harablln.
John
Connery.
Nellie
Lawrence.
I
CoUecUon
garden
vegetables,
Carl
Zarelll
sailed
last
night
on
One
pot
tuberous
begonia,
de-
grown
outside
Prince
Rupert.
Ham
Chicago
Boston
A1
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49
37
51
53
64
76
77
78
78
BUILDING
CRAFTS
.708
LOCALS
WIN
I
LACROSSE
AGAIN
16"0
Dr(catrd
Aljaiuh
5
to
2
Yesterday
J
,
InRoujh
Game
Lambie
Held
Opponents
to
Four
Scattered
Hits
Nelson
Made
The
second
Alyansh-Prince
Ru-Four
Hits
to
Lead
Batters
pert
lacrosse
game
was
won
by
"Prince
Rupert
by
a
score
of
5
to
2
Tomatoes,
green,
W.
J.
Martin,
w
vr
T.
War.
In
the.
second
game
of
the
Fair
yesterday.
Rupert
thus
standlnt
Hamlin
&
Thomson.
.
wm
vntn,
w
w
Week
series
between
Prince
Rutxrt
with
a
lead
of
three
cnai
in
tu.-n
Table
Peas,
12
pods,
John
E.
Da-
war.
'
and
Hazelton.
the
locals
again
shut
games.
vey,
Hamlin
tt
Thomson.
t
Flowerin
ntant
Franc.
vmp
their
opponents
out
while
they
Veterans
and
roune
subs
SDrun
Beans,
broad,
12
pods,
Mrs.
E.
Mrs.
el
Hriimin
'
ran
wild
scoring
16
runs
on
the
a
surmise
on
the
IndUns.
the
for-
Hellman,
H.
Smith.
;
rolttee
nfent
un.'B
unmn
same
number
of
hits
and
11
errors,
mer
thowlna
how
the
earn
oueht
Beans,
runner.
12
pods,
Ernest
El-
w
w
t
wv
Big
Bill
Lambie
was
on
the
hill
to
be
clayed
and
the
latter
disnlav-
and
tumedln
a
fine
game,
allowing
Ing
an
exhibition
of
speed.
The
four
scattered
hits
and
hitting
one
whole
Rupert
team
showed
good
:
Caledonia
or
Scotch
marigold,
9
man-
Jack
Nelson
was
behind
the
self-control
when
the
Indians
laid
stalks.
Mrs.
W.
L.
Sandison,
Mrs.'
J.
Pkte
'or
the
locals
and
caught
a
on
the
wood
which
was
overlooked
;
L.
Lee.
snappy
game,
and
led
the
batters
by
the
referees.
Perennial
Phlox,
3
stalks,
Mrs.
W.
wltn
our
n,ls-
including
a
double.
From
the
face-off.
Prince
Rupert
iL.
Sandison,
Mrs.
E.
Hellman.
in
bc
attempts.
Moran
got
three
rushed.
Clan
ton
sho'wing
his
heels
Sweet
Peas,
best
collection
6
while
Wendle
made
three,
two
to
opposition
to
give
the
ball
to
Un-
Lever,
w.
i.
Martin.
(named
varieties.
8
of
arh
in
rw
of
them
eoine
for
three
bases.
Eer
who
drove
in
the
first
score.
Cucumber,
pickling,
one
pint,
O.
receptacles.
Mrs.
J.
L.
Lee.
John
'
Tepportert,
who
pitched
In
the
Mercer,
the
Indian
goalie,
proved
to
Hipp,
Anthony
Hipp.
Frev.
-
(opener,
was
again
on
the
mound
for
be
the
right
man
for
the
position.
Squash,
two
kinds,
George
Hipp,
Sweet
Peas,
best
collection,
6
var-
the
Cubs
and
lasted
until
the
end
but
had
nothing
on
the
old
war
Mrs.
Jean
Bohler.
leties,
6
of
each
in
6
receptacles,
or
the
fifth
when
he
retired
In
favor
horse.
Muck
Menzie.
Prince
Rupert
Patty
Pan
Squash,
three,
Billy
Mary
Denholm.
Mrs.
J.
L.
L-
lof
Ingram
who
finished
the
eame.
goalie.
Bohler,
James
Lever.
Oodetla.
15
stalk
Mr
j?
hii
'
but
also
found
it
hard
jin.
TV-
Alyansh
Ued
the
score
In
three
Marrows,
2,
Oeorge
Hipp,
Mrs.
A.
man,
Sam
Massey.
i
poorten
wai
nicked
for
10
hits
In
minutes
by
ane
clever
stick-hand-
E.
Huber.
.
Decnratlr
rvihttat
Mnnmt
or.:
the
flw
innimrs
ho
Mitrherf
nihil
line
bv
Steve
Ell
feedine
Cuthbert
j
Two
Pumpkins,
Anthony
Hipp.
O.
iety
colors.
H,
A.
Dullamel,
Jllla
six
were
chalked
tip
against
Ingram.
Moore,
his
Inside
home
man.
!
HlPp.
Sherman.
I
It
was
a
kbott
xame
ud
to
the
end
Rupert
pressed
hard
feeding
Dick
1
1919
Ford
Model
A
Coupe,
run
Citrons,
two,
Hamlin
tt
Thomson,
show
Dahlias,
6
blooms,
variety
,
of
the
fourth
with
the
locals
getting
Woods
who
scored.
Bert
Unger
car-1IJD00
miles
CfffA
Oe0rgcH1PP-
of
colors.
Chas.
P.
Balagno.
three
runs
to
the
second.
They
drove
ttD
Psed
to
Woods
who
made
terms
.
Six
long
beets.
Hamlin
tt
Thorn-
Cactus
Dahlias.
8
blooms,
variety
five
men
across
In
the
fifth,
how-
Prince
Rupert's
third
goal.
At
this
1
1989
Ford
Town
Sedan
,
run
7J0OO
miles,
terms
son..
Ernest
Elliott
;of
colors,
W.
II.
Sherman
Jr.
;ever,
and
then
came
rfght
back
in
ot
the
game
the
veterans
S600
Sbc
OIobe
Beeta
Mrs-
EMott,
Wm.
Pom
Pom
Dahlias,
blooms,
var-
the
sixth
and
repeated.
Their
last
"Doug
FTizzell,
Elmer
Smith.
Scoop
v
Thaln.
.ley
colors,
Zilla
Sherman.
Sam
Mas-
three
runs
came
In
the
eighth,
to
Doug
Stalker
and
Brick
l
Six
long
carrots.
James
Lever.
y.
make
the
total
16.
exinner.
new
tne
Indian
snarp-
,
I
DunM
rnlll.
U....
.
i
.
1
1
1
!
.
t
,
t
(hnktan
r
I,,
mil
mm
t
r
Mnil,,
CAd1
1
cw"j
o
aiwiiu,
variety
i
iiie
imai
game
oi
uie
series
is
at-
o'v"v"
",u"
t
I
U
U
Intermediate
Carrots,
six.
Lan-1
colors.
Oladys
Sherman,
ZUla
Sher-
lng
played
this
afternoon
with
sev-
ortns
Impossible,
fear
it
French,
John
E.
Davey.
tnin.
J
eral
of
the
younger
city
players
on
In
.the
seoend
period
Bill
OosnelJ
Short
Carrots,
six.
John
E.
Davey4.
'
coltness
Hybrid
Dahlias.
6
varle-
the
lineup.
-
ihrougn
on
nis
own
to
ma
ice
Billy
Bohler.
ues,
3
blooms
of
each
In
6
recep-
4
Following
Is
a
short
score
of
the
"
rour
lor
""Prt.
White
garden
turnips,
two,
Mrs.
tacles,
Chas.
P.
Balagno.
D.
Malkow.
Robert
Blackburn.
j
Six
Hybrid
Cactus
Dahlias,
Mrs
Yellow
Garden
turnips,
two,
R,
Gladys
Sherman.
ZUla
Sherman.
man.
game.
Mlaa'ton
00000000
00
gram,
Adams;
Lambie
and
Kelson.
In
the.
final
period.
Joe
Glllls,
a
H
g
mere
youngster,
stick
handled
his
4
n
way
through
to
make
Rupert's
final
Blackburn.
D.
M.
Hunter.
!
One
Dahlia
bloom,
any
variety
of
ip.
R.
o
3
0
0
5
S
0
3
x
16
16
5
score-
A
?"Puii
oa
oy
Dennis
Radish,
two
bunches,
10
each.
Mrs.
or.
Oladys
Sherman.
Zllla
Sher-
Batteries:
TepoorUn.
Ingram
tt
In-
Morvan
was
eventually
allowed
M.
Elliott,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Huber.
which
finished
the
scoring
for
the
game.
t
The
Indians
forced
the
tilnv
des-
Biff
Leafifue
wwv
s
cotes
rately'
striTln
10
pun
tne
ame
5
"O
0ut
of
the
fIre
but
the
Rupert
de-
American
League
i
Detroit
9,
Chicago
3.
.
St.
Louis
11,
Cleveland
5.
National
League
Cincinnati
3,
Chicago
2,
HO
In.).
vpitUburg
6,
St.
Louis
4.
Baseball
Standings
fence
was
not
to
be
beaten.
Big
Train
Stalker
occasionally
carried
j
i
the
ball
through
a
maze
of
sticks
to
I
finally
test
the
Indian
goalie.
j
i
Scorers,
Prince
Rupert,
D.
Woods
'
i
2,
B.
Unger,
B.
Oosnell,
J.
a
tills.
.
I
!
Alyansh,
Cuthbert
Morvan,
Den-j
his
Morvan.
,
i
Teams:
Prince
Rupert
Muck
Mentle,
'
Doug
Stalker,
Brick
Skinner,
Elmer
Smith,
Scqpp
Bury,
Pat
Clanton,
Doug
FrlztelC.Biil
Gray.
Dick
'yr.
Woods.
B1U
Oosnell,
B.
Unger,
Joe
Glllls.
Blackle
Jaekson,TDm
Kelsey,
430
266
oui
uacun.
The
final
game
Is
.to
be
played
todayi
Referees
were
J.
Adams
and
Bill
Baseball
Game
For
Tomorrow
.602
.
-
589
Greenville
Native
Team
to
Play
.496
Local
Bearcats
at
JtJO
p.m.
.420
.408
"l"1"
Oreenvllle
native
baseb.ill
355
players
are
to
make
their
Initial
586
aPPance
of
the.
season
on
U)-?
local
dlanjond
tomorrow
afternoon
mm
before
leaving
for
their
hom.
They
will
play
the
Prince
Rupert
Collection
examples
of
wood
Bearcats
at
3:30
James
Brand,
Floris.
Vancouver,
8;
Joints,
mortise
and
tenon,
halflng
The
Orecnvilfe
team
Is
said
o
Joint,
etc
,
Metro
sopxo.
t.
p.
oar-
be
quite
a
strong
bunch,
strong
r
ton.
they
say,
lhan
Hazelton.
At
any
!
Model
of
a
house,
framed
house,
rate,
they
claim
thev
can
down
any
E
Hellman,
Mrs.
J
Un
tt
Thomson,
Jas.
Lever.
Billy
,
or
any
subject
to
scale,
A.
Ant
onsen,
team
of
bearcats
that
can
be
nut
ud
Bohler.
111.
Antonjtn.
,here
outside
of
local
champions.
QUALITY
DINNER
WARE
AND
FANCY
CHINA
Teapots,
Sugars
and
Creams
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