mm
PAGE
FOUR.
THE
DAILY
NEW3
All
(hat
ii
Refintd
n
Men'l
Clothing
it
Yours
,
with
the
Fashion-Craft
Label
from
'H
AT
A
FEELING
of
confidence
a
man
enjoys
and
inspires
in
others
loo
when
his
clothes,
are
distinctively
correct
in
style,
quality
and
fill
You
are
assured
of
this
-
and
also
utmost
value
at
whatever
price
in
SrlfoM-PRAFT
CLOTHES
25
Bryant
Company
Limited
Est.
1911
Alder
Blfck,
Sixth
St.
.
Phone
297
Quality
Men's
and
Boys'
Wear
Port
Clements
Church
Funds
Benefitted
as
Result
I
of
Recent
Successful
Affair
This
advertisement
Control
Hoard
or
ipean
players.
SPORT
NEWS
ENTITLED
GOOD
BOUT
TO
PITCH!
PROMISED
Gabby
Street
Tells
Why
He
Chos
Paul
Derringer
to
Hurl
Today
ST.
LOUIS,
Oct.
9:
"Paul
Der
eeiectea
irom
uiese
pjayerst.
High:
Morgan,
Fisher
and
Allen;
Cromp,
Faw
and
Kirkendall.
Colusl,
Santurbane,
Iverson
(captain),
Wilson
and
Dungate.
Sutherland,
spare.
Tilden
and
Hunter
Embark
for
Europe
American
Ttnifli
Professionals
lo
Play
Matches
in
Paris
With
Europeans
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
9:
William
T.
Tilden
and
Frank
Hunter,
Ameri
can
tennis
professionals,
are
sali-
higon
the
ftsamej-
Berejigarla
for
L
L
C
1
Paris
where
they
will
play
a
series
ViiUTUl
JUt
ldll
or
matches
with
.outstanding
Euro-
CP.R.
steamer
Princess
Mary.
Capt.
James
Flood,
ls
due
in
port
a"
afternoo
from
the
POUT
CLEMENTS.
Oct.
9.-On
3j30
Monday
a;futh
and
u,ttU
at
10
m-
on
evening.
September
23,
happy
social
time
was
fully
enjoyed
:he.r
.return
t0
Vancouver
and
way
by
a
good
crowd
in
St.
Mark's
Pmu-
church
hall.
Song,
games
and
old
'
faahtaoed
dances,
along
with
re-
j
freshmenta,
filled
up
the
evening!
'
hours.
A
sale
of
vegetables,
etc..
was
The
Weather
the
occasion
of
much
mirth.
A
.
vlsltin
friend
waa
auctioneer
and
Langara
Island:
Cloudy,
light
a
nice
sum
was
added
to
the
church
southeast
wind;
barometer,
3050;
fund-
temperature,
54;
light
chop.
id-
.il
rtL
TaV
-ram
aaaV
w
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
by
the
Government
of
liritish
Columbia
i
Billy
Uagshaw
and
Henry
Deeth!
Expected
to
Put
Up
Lively
Scrap;
Winner
to
Meet
Wendle
ringer
was
my
best
right-hander
More
than
usual
Interest
Is
ex
this
year
and
has
earned
the
righ;
pected
to
attach
itself
to
the
box
lo
pw-n
in
tnls
gitne."
said
Oabb;
lng
match
on
Thursday
evening
of
j
Street,
St.'
Louis
Cardinals
man
i
next
week
between
Henry
Deeth
of
ger.
In
announcing
-
his
hurling
'Anyox
and
Billy
Bagshaw
of
Prince
t
j
wiuiic
iui
Liic
aiAui
T
uuu
ocx
it.
,,wjywi..
wuhi
wttoc
uvja
uaire
vecu
encounter
today
with
the
Phlladel-
jdoelcloned
by
Benny
Wendle
of
this
phia
Athletics.
'
(city
and
the
winner
on
this
occa-
:
Nor
wis
trie
Red
Birds'
veteran
sion
ls
bin
Promised
a
return
pilot
worrying
even
If
his
team!
match
with
Wendle.
rhouid
be
beaten
todav
"I
wi!!,
A
good
card
of
four
or
five
pre-
have
Burleigh
Grimes
for
the
sev-'
Hmlnarles
is
being
arranged
and
enth
game
and,
Indeed,
our
whol
pitching
staff,"
he
remarked.
TEAMS
ARE
NAMED
I
FOR
SOCCER
GAME
!"
Booth
Memorial
School
and
King
Edward
High
will
meet
tomorrow
afternoon
at
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
In
a
regular
Junior
League
football
fixture.
Line-ups
are
announced
las
follows:
Booth:
Gay,
Ferguson
(captain),
Eby,
DeMarco,
Gomez,
Ritchie,
Nel
son,
Macdonald,
Colusl,
McMeekin,
Parsons
and
McQreish
tteam
to
be
,
.
-
i
J
M
1
I
1
considerable
new
local
talent
is
to
be
Introduced.
SPORT
CHAT
Pat
Byrne,
goalkeeper
of
the
Kansas
City
Club
of
the
Arrferlcan
Hockey
League,
has
been
ordered
by
William
F.
Grant,
club
owner
and
league
president,
to
report
for
a
trial
to
Montreal
Maroons
of
the
National
League.
Byrne
played
his
first
professional
hockey
with
Kan
sas
City
when
the,
team
was
first
placed
there
four
years
ago.
Jules
Ladoumegue,
French
mid
die
distance
star,
has
set
a
new
world's
record
for
the
mile
run
by
covirlng
the
distance
in
four
minutes,
91-5
seconds.
Ladoumergue's
performance
clipped
more
than
a
second
from
the
accepted
world's
record
of
4:10
2-5,
set
by
Paavo
Nurml
in
1923.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
4
,
"October
9,
1911
After
a
visit
of
four
days
to
ihU
port,
H.
M.
C.
S.
Rainbow
left
early
this
morning
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Jn
the
course
ol
her
northern
cruise.
Oasboats
were
busy
yesterday
afternoon
ferrying
visitors
to
and
from
the
Canadian
cruiser
as
she
rode
at
anchor
in
the
harbor.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Unwin
sailed
on
the
Prince
George
today
for
l
honeymoon
trip
to
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle.
Preaching
last
night
in
the
Presbyterian
Church
on
the
text
The
Coming
of
the
Rainbow,"
Rer.
F.
W.
Kerr
criticized
the
maintenance
of
armaments
and
navies
by
the
nations.
He
also
condemned
th"
interest
taken
In
boxing
contest
and
prize
fights.
,
Anniversary
of
General
Wolfe's
Birth
Honored
LONDON,
Oct.
9.
The
172nd
anniversary
of
the
death
of
Major-aeneml
James
Wolfe
was
observed
on
September
13
by
a
special
serv-i'-e
at
the
Parish
Church
of
St.
Alfege,
Greenwich,
where
the
body'
i
in-
O
nt
ral
is
entombed.
General
Wolfe
spent
the
earlier
part!
of
his
life,
after
his
birth,
at
Wes-
j
terham,
at
his
father's
residence.!
Macartney
House,
Blackhcath,
and
it
was
Irom
there
that
he
set
out
for
his
campaign
against
the
French
in
North
America.
After
his
death
on
the
Plains
of
Abraham,
Quebec.
his
body
was
brought
to
England!
and
interred
at
Greenwich.
The
anniversary
service
was
attended
by
the
Royal
Marine
Old
Comrades'
Association,
which
paraded
in
the
grounds
of
the
Royal
Naval
College.
Great.
Britain
under
a
system
of
government
by
which
the
country
can
be
governed
by
ordcr-ln-council
having
the
force
of
law.
What
a
wecrdent
for
a
government
dedicated
to
a
program
of
"Socialism
(n
our
time!"
liOH'S
HANDY
SHOP
Plum'jlnc
repairs.
General
repairs.
Window
cleaning,
etc.
ROBERTSON
St
ROHERTSON
501
Sixth
Avenue
West
Phone
Blue
937
Try
an
Arabela!
You'll
be
delighted
with
the
quality
and
flavour
for
five
cents.
Individually
wrapped
in
moisture-proof
cellophane
to
protect
the
goodness
of
its
long
filler
and
Sumatra
wrapper
.
.
always
fresh
and
fragrant
Buy
them
in
the
handy
pocket
pack
of
five.
ENGINEER
LA
manager
Canadian
Airways
Ltd.,
In
chle.
wife
of
thejr
son.
J.
Rred
Rlt-
catafaaaa.
crewi
CIGARS
by
far
the
greatest
value
IS
NEEDED
Northern
Mining
Handicapped
by
Lack
of
Data,
Declares
Major
MacLaren
HER
DEATH
IS
TRAGIC
THE
MARKET
a
report
to
the
B.
C.
Chamber
of
chie,
Jr.,
provincial
game
warden
jjewj
LetUwe
head
Mines
executive
his
at
Merritt.
No
on
company's
particulars
were
con-1
vint&M
hathmu
tnirntr-.
iciivmes
in
mai
area.
uiinra
in
me
message,
nor
were
1
Data
should
be
gathered
on
the
funeral
arrangements
announeed.
hacvi
seologica!
formations,
mineral
pos-
The,death
of
Mrs.
Ritchie
Jr.
is
..
oIKtltllAs
iMn.nAntlAn
vM.
t
n
ntarf.
n..n
mava
ma1
K
W
i
.
ers,
lakes
and
mountain
ranges,
fact
that
the
k
survived
by
three
!
.
r.rn
p
prosptctorstravelllfig
In
and
out,
small
children,
two
girls
and
a
boy.jT
jLl,
ji
ar,A
a
nni1
'n.nl
Iron!
nf
oil
ha
AMut
nhIM
feotno
i
rffpperj.
10.
activities
In
those
little
known
sec-
half
years
and
the
youngect
six
tort,
haf
said.
(months.
The
widower,
one
of
Prince
Many
'prospectors
had
taken
ad-'
Rupert's
best
known
and
most
pop-
vantage'
of
the
rapid
means
of
ular
pioneer
boys,
will
have
the
deep
transportation
afforded
by
the
com-
sympathy
of
many
local
friends,
pany's
aircraft
operating
out
of:
Deceased
also
was
a
resident
of
Country,
he
said.
:
some
time
she
was
employed
as
a
MajOr
MacLaren
remarked
on
the
i
stenographer
in
the
city
hall
and
lack
of
cohesion
evinced
by
pros-
also
for
a
time
by
P.
Burns
Co.
Ltd.
pectors
In
the
areas
chosen
for
She
was
also
well
known
and
pop-
exploration,
the
majority
of
them
ular.
She
was
30
years
of
age
and
spreading
all
over
northern
British'
came
from
the
Maritime
Provinces.
Columbia.
Her
father
lives
in
the
East
and
He
emphasized
the
fact
that
If
there
is
a
married
sister
In
Seattle.
prospectors
would
concentrate
on
a
given
area,
favorable
for
minerali
zation,
there
would
not
only
be
a
greater
possibility
of
them
finding
deposits,
but
probably
better
flying
rates
could
be
offered.
In
Many
Arras
Several'
prospecting
parties
have
been
flown
into
the
far
northern
sections
of
the
province.
They
intend
staying
in
over
the
winter,
he
said.
One
.party
Is
as
far
north
as
the
Sifton'Pasa
country,
which
ditides
the
Finlay
River
from
the
Llard
drainage
.system.
Many
others
are
active
in
the
Thutade
Lake
area,
on
the
Nation,
Omlneca
and
Ingenlka
Rivers.
NEURALGIA
A
ppllcitJoa
Mia-
rd
nrdi
M
4irrtiait
JaM
"ktl
tlx
pat',
Yaa'li
tmi
laat
mm
gat
wondarful
ratlaf
I
'
rKlNG
OF
PAliSa
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
New
Royal
Hotel
THE
HOTEL
WORTH
WHILE
Hot
Si
Cold
water:
Steam
Huat
75c.
PER
DAY
AND
UP
J.
Zarellt
'
frlri'lmin-
tSI
Savoy
Hotel
Prince
Rupert's
leading
family
hotel.
Hot
and
cold
water
In
all
rooms.
A.
J,
ritUDIIOMME,
Prop.
Cor.
of
Fraser
and
Fifth
8ts
jSUE
FORD
i
MOTOR
CO.
Suit
Foi
$18,000,000
li
Launched
on
Grounds
of
Patent
Infringement
DETROIT,
Oct.
9
An
$18,000,000
llllt
ha
hn
lannrViarl
In
lh
o,.
frlngement
of
patent
rights
in
connection
with
the
use
of
a
wtnd-:hleld
process
ls
claimed.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt
Mail
Schedule
For
the
East
-
!
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Saturday
........10:30
a.m.
From
the
Eist
Sunday,
Tuesday
and
Thursday
3:30
p.m.
For
Vancouver
,
Sunday
,
9
pm.
Tuesday
12:30
noon
Thursday
9
pjn.
,
Friday
11
p.m.
October
4,
14
and
25
4:30
pjn.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
4
pm.
Wednesday
10:30
ajn.
Friday
p.m.
Saturday
10:30
a.m.'
October
10
and
22
ajn.
For
Stewart
and
Anyox
j
8unday
.,
7
p.m.
Wednesday
4
p.m.,
Saturday
4
p.m.
From
Stewart
and
Premier
j
,
Sunday
8
pjn.j
lb.
Sweot
Potatoes,
2
lbs.
ltf.
lb
Outdoor
cucumber,
each
5c
to
Hothoure
CueuEnbera,
l5e
and
Pumpkin,
lb.
Prince
George
Into
the
North
!
Prince
Rupert
for
several
years.
For,
LIubr
8qua,h'
lb
Savoy
Cabbage,
head,
10c
to
Scotch
Kale,
lb
Onions,
8
lbs.
hilk
Turnips,
8
lbs.
.1."
.90
.3"
.40
.15
3
B
C.
Cauliriowel'.
hd.....
15c
to
3&
B.
C.
Bunch
Carrot
D5
.13
M
sn
.on
M
2
.07
X
.25
Ccrrota.
8
lbs.
jj
Paranlps,
lb.
Imported
8pantoh
Onions,
lb.
Apples
B.
C.
Oravenstelns
2
lbs.
Mcintosh
Red,
household
base
4
lbs.
C
Grade,
large
box
.
Fancy
large
box
Medium
Small,
box
Extra
Fancy,
box
US
a.o
2.4
2X
28ft
Fruits
Valencia
Oranges
25e
to
.70
Lemons.
California,
large
.00
Cal'tornla
Grapefruit
...7',ic
to
.10
Bananas,
lb.
is
r.
rn..rt
f
.,.
tT-.-
o.a.a-
California
Tokay
Grapes,
.35
against
the
Fowl
Motor
Co
In-i
pm',el0UPM
Olivet
.
10c.
to
M
Fears,
doz
35c
to
43
Crabapple
,3large.
4
lbs
25
box
1.90
Pomegranate
..
.10c
to
.13
Concord
Orapes,
basket
1.00
Urled
trultn
Andre
Johnstone,
is
duo
In
port
Extracted
honey,
per
Jar
'at
4:15
this
afternoon
from
th
-
south
and
wiil
rail
at
12
mldnlghf,
on
he:
return
to
"Vancouver
and
wuynoint-..
i
,
Comb
honey
!
Oatej,
bulk.
Ib.
Lemon
and
Orange
Pi
.
i
liiack
cooking
fix
io
uurranu,
id.
Market
prices
current
today
are
Citron
Peel
B
.follows:
1
ivnjto
xigSi
Ju.
lApplM'
drlfd
I
VeKei&ble-
Mrs.
J.
Fred
Ritchie
Jr.
Victim
ofjB
q
potatoes,
1215
lbs
34'
Caches,
peeled
Ptomaine
Poisonlnr
at
Merritt
j
m
ji
45
"
2Qb
AP150.
lb.
-
IB.
C.
BeHa.
buit'Vibs.
Z
.2
lnn"
O.
lb.
Parsley,
btuwh
.fci"u"
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
j.
rrea
Kiicnie
01
a
r
ppIp-v
.Hmh
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
9.
The
need;
this
city
received
the
tragic
Infor-
J
Vegetable
Marrow;
lb.
1
of
a
government
engineer
In
the
;
mation
yesterday
of
the
death
In
j
sninaeh
B
c
lh
more
remote
northern
sections
of
the
morning
from
ptomaine
poison-!
oarll-
imnorted
Der
lb
the
province
was
streteed
by
Major
ing
at
her
homo
In
Merritt
of
their
;
wrown
PJejfciinr
Onions
D.
R.
AlacLaren.
assistant
general
daughter-in-law.
Mrs.
Edwlna
Rlt-,wi.
nuwii.,
nnin.
iw.
..0,
05
!
.10:
Prunes.
10-50.
Ib.
Meats
-Fowl,
Ko.
1.
lb.
Roasting
Chicken.
1(jIIam.
;iccil,
Ilrst
gradf
Cottage,
lolls,
lb
.-.Iliain.
pknlc.
first
gr
ii
3acon,
sldr.
sliced
bi
'
Pork,
shoulder
Pork,
loin
P-,rk,
dry
salt
.
Pork,
leg
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb
Venl
shoulder
Veal
loin.
...
lBetf.
pot
foait
Beef,
boiling
Seel,
roast,
prime
rib
Lamb,
shoulder
Beef,
steak
Lamb,
leg
Lamb,
chops
Mutton,
shoulder
taioked
klpptrs,
lb.
Salmon,
fresh.
Ib.
ilvllbut
fresh,
lb.
Eggs-l.C.
Irash
pullets,
doz
B.C.
fresh
firsts,
doz
SC.
freuh
extras,
doz
Local,
new
laid,
Uriusr
.
Fancy
cantoned,
lb.
.
1
Creamery,
3
lbs
!bcrta
Creamery.
Ib
Flour
Mmir.
49's.
No
1
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