ROOTS
AND
nstu
CROPS
BlacK
red
bantam
pullet
1
T'o
Pw
-v
"-n'n!
-
-
Mrs
D
a"cl
3
Trios.
Smith.
Malkow;
.auuw,
John
ju:hi
Malkow,
oiaimiw.
Hipp;
Two
manR-!?
Hamlin
it
Thomson:
Hamlin
&
Thomson.
Two
sogar
beets
Ju
Lever:
Get
Hipp.
Six
white
carrot
Billy
Bohler.
-Jas.
Lever.
Six
red
carrots
Jas.
Lever:
Bttlv
Bohler.
One
Pumpkin
Jas.
Lever:
Blllv
Bohler.
named-Ja.
Lever:
Hilly
Bohler.
One
owk
waiter
wheat
Billy
Bohler:
Jas
Lever.
One
peek
white
oat
Mrs.
D.
Malkow:
Jas.
Lever.
One
peck,
atx
rowed
barley
Miss
Dora
Huber;
Mrs.
D.
Malkow
One
peck
field
peas
Jas.
Lever:
Miss
Dora
Huber.
One
peck,
field
beans
(brown)
Mrs.
Jean
Bohler.
POULTRY
AND
PKTS
Black
red
pyle
Bantam
cock-1.
Thos.
Smith,
Black
red
-bantham
hen
1.
2,
and
3
Thos
Smith.
ti1
.
i
II
tli
(mi
U
Cntnl
rttnrk
Vtfimil
itfty
Tuttttl
rlMrt.
ftsrrwl
Plrmnnfh
rnilr
nnllot1
--
-
..,
.
Turn
Mthlta
tnrntnt
Antiinrtv
2.
and
J
Wm.
RothWell.
lpp;
Robert
B'aikb"n.
Barred
Plymouth
rock
cockrel
Two
yelkm
turnips
Anthony
1
hd
-Wm.
Rothwell.
iv,
Tern
t
Lew
'
Barred
Plymouth.
rock
Den
'
SPECIALS
-Wn
Ro'hwell.
White
leg
horn
hen
1.
3.
E.
On-win.
White
leghorn
pullet
1.
J.
Unwln.
wvlr
kaN
1
T
r
TT..IH
....
rr",
T
level
and
IU
relation
to
the
pn
Black
red
game
old
English
cocksy
bnder
consideration
must
be
W.
H.
Sherman.
Jr.
knkn
Black
red
game
old
English
hen
1.
2.
and
3.
W.
H.
Sherman,
Jr.
Six
white
artichokes
Hamlin
Si
,
?lack
"d
game
old
English
pen
'PVi
Am
crin
ntiiw
nnViiar
1
2,
and
3.
W.
H.
Sherman.
1r
SPECIALS
Pyle
0,d
Sllsh
cock
W
.
The
Atlee
Burpee
Co.
Greatest
H'n9!le,an,
j'
ed
EnfrUsh
henW-
K
number
of
first
prim
In
Sections
Py,e,D,d
,r
3
and
4.-1.
Jas.
Lever.
"l
ddn,lsh
Greatest
number
points-
Jas.
leyer
and
.
3.
W.
H.
Sherman,
Jr.
GRAINS
AND
GRASSES
,
BJA
J"'
game
nen"
.
.
.
2-
and
3-
w-
H-
Sherman.
Jr.
w
-
"
T.
and
fy-A.
Br(wn
modern
game
cck
O.
Campbell:
J.
Lever.
w.
H
sherman(
Jr.
One
sheaf
western
rye
grass-
Brown
red
modern
game
pen-George
lllpo:
Mrs
Jean
Bohler.
w.
H.
Sherman.
Jr.
One
heal
other
cultivated
var
,
Bu
Orpington
hen-
W.
H
lety-Mrs.
A.
E.
Huber;
George
Sherman,
Jr.
..
...
.
,
Sliver
spangled
Hamburg
cock-
Sheaf
collection,
cultivated
grai-
w
H
Snerman
Jr
HmJnS
VarletIes-Oe0-i
Silver
spangled
Hamburg
hen
uy.llr,
.
W.
H.
Sherman.
Jr.
C0V"oAu,-T-
K
s,lv
Milled
Hamburg
hen-'
ra
O.
Campbell:
Mrs.
Jean
Bohler.
w.
sZmiin
j
JeanBohler:
t.
Jas
t
.
0Vert"
M"-1
B,ack
Hamburg
cock
-
W.
H,
Lever.
,
Sherman.
Jr.
nX'-v
J"
Hambur
hen-1
and
2.
w
r-
Campbell:
:
Miss
Dora
Huber.
H.
6herman.
jr.
Ham":
T'uT"
Jt
ShCr'
lude)-Bllly
Bohler;
Jas
Lever.
Sherman
Jr
ariery)-Bllly
Bohler;
Mrs.
Jean
,
8herman.
Jr.
on'.h-t
pla,n
bu
Poh
cock-2.
W.
l.
One
sheaf
winter
wheat-
w
Mrs.
Bherrnan
Jr.
Dora
Huber:
Jas.
Lever.
v,!,..,
n
One
sheaf
,
,
.
,
n,.
Dark
Comish
cock
W.
H.
Sher-
oats-
Billy
Bohleu
man
Jr
Mbs
Dora
Huber.
V
n
.
...
v..
h",-,
J
,w-
-
StSf
.
""c..
.a.icijf.
Pair
rturV-J
P
TTr,-(
Best
pen
In
the
show
William
Rothwell.
'
Bet,
cockerel
In
the
show
ri931
i
hatch
Wm.
Rothwell.
I
Best
pullet.
in
the
show
J.
E.
unwln.
Dora
HbTw.
"
1
Beat
hen
In
the
show-
W.
II
Best
male
bird
In
the
show
W.
H.
Ghernun,
Jr.
CANARIES
Best
male
bird
I
and
2.
John
Frew.
Bert
hen
bird
1.
John
Frew;
2
Mrs.
A.
Oomcz;
3.
John
Frew.
Best
collection
of
2
blrds-John
Frew.
MANY
PARTICULARS
GOVERN
CHOICE
OP
LOT
FOR
HOMESITE
Avoid
Expeness
of
Preparing
Lot.
The
selection
or
a
house
or
of
a
jullding
lot
and
house
plans
should
Uways
be
supplemented
by
a
careful
study
of
the
present
surrounding
s
of
the
home.
The
oualitv
nf
P.O.
Box
928
WHEN
you
can
tea
clearly
eTerythlng
you
do
In
the
kitchen,
dining
room
and
clothes
closets
you
save
time
and
energy.
Light
up
your
home
today
with
Edison
Matda
Lamps.
"MADE
IN
CANADA
Phone
5
Just
Phone
Sometimes
when
a
vacuum
cleaner
feels
temperamental
and
loses
Interest
In
scurrying
away
with
the
dust
settlements
it's
a
very
simple
trouble.
We
are
intimately
acquainted
with
all
makes
of
vacuum
cleaners,
and
we
know
how
to
persuade
them
to
go
on
about
their
business
with
a
stout
heart
and
lots
of
vigor.
f
We
repair
all
things
leotrical.
Parkin
Ward
Electric
Company
Repair
Shop
319
Third
Ave.
ErsWllsVWI
MAZDA
LAMPS
I
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
September
a,.,
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
FRINGE
RUPERT
BMT1SII
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenir
'
H
F.
PULLEN
-
.
-
Mahaging-Edltor
DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
Sept.
9,
1931
EXHIBITION
PRIZE
WINNERS
TWMAN
&
CULERNE,
Architect
The
design
of
the
English
rle-
turesque
type
possesses
great
In
dividuality.
The
wall
construction
he
neuihoornoot?
and
or
its
lire'K
or
hollow
tn
rnvprmt
v)th
and
activities
has
a
marked
In-j
rtucco.
With
such
a
base
there
fluence
upon
present
and,
future
Is
no
danger
of
cracked
stucco,
property
values
and
also
upon
fa-:
providing,
of
course,
the
stucco
13
mlly
life.
applied
correctly
In
contrast
to
There
are
many
Items
that
the
Ihe
light
colored
stucco
is
tne
prospective
buyer
will
do
well
to
"rick
chimney
-and
dark
half
consider
carefully
beforehand,
get-timber.
Perhaps
the
most
suitable
ting
authoritative
Information
fromWJlor
scheme
for
the
exterior-
of
the
office
of
the
slty
engineer
orchis
home
would
be
cream
stucco,
from
whatever
nity
deMrtm"nt
j
dark
brown
half-timber
and
brown
handles
the
matters
In
miestfon
'vnrWotprl
Vtr,c
t
j
l.o
v
vv
aw.
These
are
present
and
future
lm-iThe
brick
of
the
chimney
could
be
Droverr.ents.
their
Drbbabl
cmt.ielthpr
rvx)
nr
h,tt
a
niodnr-
m
-
m
"T
jiaMMMapg
asseasments
to
be
made
against
,
rcheme
would
be
to
substitute
the
property.
Also,
U
jfrdmg
hasltreen
for
the
brown.
This
is
un
SHEET
METAL
WORK
and
Roofing
HOT
AIR
HEATING
and
VENTILATION
Alexander
Murray's
Approved
Roofers.
Work
guaranteed
for
10
and
20
years
by
bonding
company.
Steens
Limited
Extremely
Picturesque
English
Stucco
House
r
A
HOME
WHERE
COMFORT
AND
CONVENIENCE
REIGN
usual
out
worna
nave
a
good
er-ftct.
Th
bedroom
on
the
first
floor
could
be
easily
transformed
Into
i
den
or
library
Or
If
the
win-
low
opening
onto
the
verandah
be
mace
Into
a
doorway
the
room
n-ould
make
a
splendid
office
for
a
orofesttona!
man's
residence.
There
are
plenty
of
conveniences
In
the
vicinity
of
the
kitchen.
Here
we
find
laundry
room,
dining
al--ove
and
cupboards.
Outline
Specifications
Size
of
House:
35
ft.
0
In.
x
26
tt.
Oin.
Suitable
Lot;
55
ft.
frontage.
Walls;
Hollow
Tile
and
stucco.
.
Roof:
Wooden
shingles.
Built-in
features:
Cupboards,
Ironing
board.
Cubic
Contents
2s.000'cu.
ft.
Approximate
Cost:
$7,250.
Readers
desiring
further
Infor
mation
reeardlnz
a
house
of
this
design
should
communicate
with
Messrs.
Bowman
&
Cullerne,
536
Seymour
Bt,
Vancouver.
B.C,
and
mention
design
No.
295.
Consult
a
local
architect
if
designing
Is
tc-j
far
removed.
Ill
,
.
Uyimo-13dom-v
.--Onviwo-tooH-1
5J-
,
GIVE
CLOTHES
ALL
YOU
CAN
f
'
.
.
.
-ttO'fcXM-k
J'
1
11
'
L
5E0OMD-
Floor-
plaw
To
Unemployed
People
of
the
city
arc
beinjr
asked
to
discard
their
old
clothes
and
buy
themselves
new
in
order
to
provide
for
those
who
have
not
the
money
to
buy
new
ones
(his
fall.
Hoadworkistocommcnceopnbutmanyof
the
men
have
not
clothes
and
shoes
fit
to
wear
and
will
suffer
if
they
arc
not
provided
for.
Residents
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
suburbs
are
asked
to
give
their
clothes
closets
the
once
over
and
put
into
almndlc
anything
they
do
not
need
and
the
city
will
collect
them
on
September
10.
Things
needed
arc:
-
V
Odd
Pieces
of
Clotliing
Underclothes
of
All
Kinds
Suits
of
Clothes
Children's
Clothes
Shirts
and
Other
Linen
Women's
Clothes
Blankets
and
Other
Bedding,
Beds
and
Mattresses
Boots
and
Shoes
For
Men,
Women
and
Children
.TELEPHONE
THE
SALVATION
ARMY
ON
OR
1JKFORK
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT
FOR
COLLECTION
ON
THURSDAY.
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