PAGE
TWO
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
k
September
i
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A
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UP
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1
III
Hi
School
Specials
if
i
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BOYS
AND
GIRLS
BOOTS
4
SHOES
All
the
leading
makes
including:
Greb,
Sisman's,
Jack
&
Jill,'
Little
Pal,
and
Hewestons.
We
can.
guarantee
the
quality
and
they
are
priced
as
low
as
cheaper
shoes.
You"
cannot
go
wrong
on
these
dependable
lines.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
oi
Good
Shoes
DISTRICT
FORESTER
SAYS
THERE
IS
BOUND
TO
BE
PULP
MILL
IN
DISTRICT
t
Continued
from
Page
One)
Istlcs
that
make
It
particularly
useful
for
certain
purposes.
It
has
a
,
long
fibre
and
is
used,
therefore,
I
for
the
gr'oundwood
portion
of
t
newsprint
paper.
The
long
fibre
and
straight
grain
makes
It
partic-1
tolarly
desirable
for
sounding
boards
in
musical
Instruments.
Because
of
its
large
size;
straight
grain,
light
weight
and
strength,
it
is
used
for
wing
beams,
posts,
struts,
etc.,
In
certain
type
of
aeroplane
manufacture.
It
does
.
not
splinter
or
shatter
easily
with
Impact,
Spruce
wood
is
odorless
and,
tasteless
and
therefore
is
particularly
useful
where
.such
characteristics
are
lm
portant.
It
is,
therefore,
in
demand
products?
Such
an
Industry
set
along
side
a.
pulp
mill,
which
would
use
the
parts
of
the
log
unsuitable
for
the
higher
grade
requirements
mentioned
before,
would
be
an
Ideal
set-up.
Specialty
Woods
"We
have
other
specialty
woods
hi
this
vicinity
which
may
be
of
minor
importance
as
compared
with
pulp
mills
and
large
wood
using
industries
but,
which
if
industries
(are
established
to
use
them,
would
In
the
aggregate
emDloy
a
lot
of
people.
Take
our
cottonwood,
our
alder
and
our
birch
for
ample,
These
woodr
are
used
in.
cohslderabls.ciuantltles
by
furniture
manufacturers
from
Vancouver
to
Portland.
Cottonwood
is
used
as
the
core
stock
for
tables,
dressers,
sideboards
and
the
facings
of
drew-sldaboards
and
the
facings
of
drawers,
etc.
It
is
covered,
of
course.
eer.
It
is
because
cottonwood
lsi
this
vicinity.
The
Skeena,
the
Naas,
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
have
quan-
that
vicinity.
This
would
make
a
nice
little
industry
for
Prince
Rupert
and
as
the
Nelson
company
is
about
out
of
supplies
it
might
be
induced
to
come
here.
j
"I
am
no
salesman,"
concluded
the
speaker,
"but
seriously
I
do
want
to
sell
the
idea
that
we
have
here
at
Prince
Rupert
the
finest
remaining
undeveloped
opportunity
ex
for
the
establishment
of
wood
us
ing
Industries
of
any
place
in
the
province,
Although
I
have
lived
In
British
Columbia
for
over
25
years
until
I
came
up
here
six
months
ago
I
always
had
the
idea
that
this
was.
the
frozen
north
with
perhaps
a
little
scrub
timber,
suitable
somei
l
time
for
pulp.
Thats
the
impression
a
lot
of
people
connected
with
light,
doesn't
shrink
or
swell
after
'
lumbering
have
of
your
timber.
Let
being
dried,
takes
glue
well
and
ad-
us
all
be
thinking
of
ways
and
heres
to
the
Rest-man,
veneer
firmly.
of
gettlng
lt
known
to
tne
more
buys
many
thousand
feet
of
world
interested
in
timber
products,
cottonwood
lumber
each
Now
year
the
opportunities
and
possibilities
we
have
practically
the
only
re-
,atpnt
hPrp
Qt.
PrWo
n.mprt
fr
mailing
stands
;ol
'
any
consequence
the
development
of
wood
using
in-n
Br
tlsh
Columbia
right
here
In
dUtrles.
w,th
pr0Der
adTertisine.
Vlsltors.at
the
luncheon
Included
titles
of
this
wpod.
Aid?
r.and
birch
Jack
johnS
Olof
Hanson
M.P..
Gor
T
Z.
T
Vu
ton
Fraser'
Dr-
N-
Brocklesby,
u
iu
ture-
One
the.
other
forms
the
or,
Dr.
w.
A.
Rlddell
Dr.
A,
L.
Tester
-..u
iCB
B.cai,.
u.
Dr
R
B
Boughton
and
Major
J,
O.
the
cheaper
grades
of
furniture
sold.
I
have
seen
some
of
the
finest
alder
I
ever
saw
over
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
while,
lt
Is
Rycroft.
WATER
LOO)
usually
looked
upon
by
cruisers
as
.
TnMnriM
QW
,n,
a
weed
tree
and
seldom
mentioned,
J'.
J
l1'
t
hitip
if
fnnj
41
Charles
Jackson,
who
reduced
the
mainland
If
there
was
a
demand.
There
are
some
nice
stands
of
"oircH
in
the
vicinity
of
Hezelton.
Now
while
the
amount
of
raw
wood
ma-terlal
used
by
a
f
rnlture
factory
Is
m
uccr
in
uie
sergeants
mess
while
caterer,
himself
has
been
reduced
to
a
private.
Sentence
of.
a
court-martial
now
ensures
the
"real
stuff."
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
BEAUTY
REST
MATTRESS
All
sizes
.'.
SLUMBER
KING
SPRING
:
$42.50
$14,25
Made
by
Simmons,
there
Is
no
better.
Sound,
restful
sleep
assured
Phone
775
327
THIRD
AVENUE
OCEAN
FALLS
WINNER
IN
SECOND
GAME
AND
'
KEEPS
SOCCER
TITLE
Total
Goals
of
Two-Game
Series
Gave
P
a
per
Town
Edge
On
Five
to
Four
Total
I
In'
the
second
and
final
match
of
the
two-game
series
for
the
Northern
British
Columbia
football
championship
last
evening
Ocean
Falls
defeated
the
Prince
Rupert
representative
team
by
four
goals
to
two
and
so
retained
the
Exhibition
Cup
emblematic
df
the
inter-city
championship.
Total
goals
of
the
two-game
series
gave
Ocean
Falls
a
five
td
four
advantage.
I
-.
Last
evening's
game
was
morel
Murray
came
through
to
shoot
just
keenly
foueht
out
than
the
first
lover.
J
game.
After
even
exchanges,
Kelly'
Ocean
Falls
Gillanders;
Simp-'
went
close
and
then
Simpson
Inter-:
son,
Thomas;
McKay,
Kelly,
Mt
vened
to
stop
a
Prince
Rupert
at-
Conaghle;
Robertson,
Styles,
Bur-tack.
Burgess
drove
over
from
a
gess,
OUett,
.Barclay.
kfree
kick
and
then,
with
Barclay,!
Prince
Ruperts-Morgan;
Murray,
made
a
threatening
attack.
Mor-1
Parsons;
Howe,
Sonny
Dkkeiv
A
gan
saved
from
Burgess
close
In.
Davles;
Cameron,
H.
Dickens,
St.
small
as
compared
with
sawmills
or
Ocean
Falls
has
the
better
team
Dennis,
Armstrong,
MiMeekln.
pulp
mills,
a
furniture
factory
Is
no
and
Morgan
punched
away
a
fine
Rrferee
R.
B.
Skinner,
small
Industry.
Sometime
when
'long
drive
of
Kelly's
and
did
even
Lfnesmen
N.
Compstoii,
A.
Hur-you
are
In
Vancouver
visit
the
Rest-,
better
to
save
from
Robertson,
than
vey.
,
more
or
the
Hammond
plants,
but
turning
Ollett's
shot
over
the
bar
take
a
half
a
day
to
do
it
for
it
will
(The
visitors
went
ahead
on
a
slm-
Was
Worthy
Winner
wiicjuu
uanuiig
to
ice
uic
wiioie
U1C
Slim
irom
ItODeriSOn
mat
EOl
nwnn
VU
unc
n
urnrfhv
win-
plant.
Such
an
industry
at
Prince
Rupert
would
be
a
fine
thlng'and
I
don't
see
why
our
situation
and
conditions
shouldn't
be
attractive
to
such
an
establishment.
"There
is
another
small
Industry
that
uses
cottonwood
which
I
want
to
mention
and
that
is
the
cotton-wood
veneer
Industry.
There
are
only
two
companies
making
cotton-
wood
veneer
in
British
Columbia
that
I
know
of.
It
is
a
very
minor
part
of
the
plywood
section
of
the
Canadian
Western
Lumber
Co.
at
new
wesimmsier
ana
mere
is
a
company
at
Nelson
that
manufac
for
butler
boxes
and
tubs.
Whvltures
cottonwood
plywood
exclu-
shouldn't
an
industry
be
establish-1
slvely.
This
latter
company
has
l)
lv
at
times.
H.
Dickens
did
nmp
PERTH
T
Scon
Get
you'l
own.
i
line
on
this
mild,
mellow
cigarette
tobacco
and
land
a
lot
of
extra
satisfaction
in
rolling
your
No
need
to
fish
around
for
a
better
Fine
Cut
than
Ogden's
there
is
none.
Ogden's
rolls
them
richer,
cooler
and
smoother
every
time
especially
use
the
pick
of
the
papers
thantecler
or
Vogue
ine
aeiense
on
guara.
Armstrong
ner.
xhere
was
not-a
great
deal
of
-
and
McMeekln
were
good
and
Cam-
difference
in
the
teams
but
Bur-
refereelng.
eron
went
close.
Parsons
cleared
onu
ot
nirp
rnrnrri
tmii
tvo
ri
h
hPn
vcm
intpr
but,
after
Burgess
had
had
a
shQt
the
'spark
or
sparks
that
made
esting.
The
visitors
made
a
fine
stopped
by
Morgan,
he
made
no
the
difference.
Gillanders
turned
shewing
both
on
the
field
and
in!
rmfo
IrA
tn
nil
V.o
tont-r-i
ta
rr-vy
ir.
.
.
............
.....
.
cwi.
vwv.
6Ua
m
a
g00d
game
tnougn
he
had
not
their
otner
contacts
wun
people.
Up.
He
snowed
himself
a
fine
op-
rnnoh
to
rl
nz
Mnrran
Kimncnn
Thev
hnvp
lpft
hphlnd
n
pood
rec
bouncinfr
shot
In
nnrf
hpnrtpH
,
.....
.
.
.
.
.
...
.
ouuuLing
snoi
in
ana
neaaea
...i,
mf.
.i
a.misspd
"iiuisacu
uiuc.
Thf
me
half
iiau
hnr-lt
uucil
line
uiic
In
io
hnvp
iuive
Itnnwn
miuwu
ihpm
uicui.
Tt
ii,
u-at
was
pond
Winter
As
Well
As
Summer
Games
To
Be
Played
There,
It
Is
Announced
good
and
some
foolish
things.
Ms-1
HELSINGFORS,
Finland,
Sept
Meekin
took
some
good
corners
and
2:
(CPl-OlynpIc
Winter
Oames
Armstrong
showed
up
in
flashes.,
as
well
as
the
main
games
In
1940
But
the
better
team
won.
Brick
will
be
held
in
Finland,
it
was
of
Skinner
made
a
good
Job
of
the
ficlally
announced
yesterday.
Eamous
Medals
for
Distinguished
Service
t
ii
THE
DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE
ORDER
.
.
.
1886
EcUbliahed
in
1886
award
for
individual
inatancaa
of
meritorioua
or
diatingulshed
acrvicea
in
war.
A
recipient
muat
belong
to
either
the
Army,
Navy
or
Air
Force
and
hold
commiaaion.
The
badge
ta
of
gold
and
white
enamel,
mi
fOuatrated,
and
la
euipended
from
a
ribbon,
the
light-blue
edging
of
whieh
bordera
a
crimaon
centre.
In
undreaa
uniform,
the
ribbon
ia
worn
alone,
without
the
croaa
and
for
each
aubaequent
award
of
the
Order,
.(he
ribbon
ia
aurcharged
with
a
amall
ailver
roae.
Recipient!
are
entitled
to
oae
the
lettera
D.f3.
after
their
namea.
"V
Scotch
t
$4.85
'
7h
fa
i
Over
6o
Medals
and
Prizes
aivarded
Deivar's
for
merit,
.
.
The
highest
honours
ihe
wofld
can
bestow
upon
a
Scotch
Whisky
I
DEWAR'S
SfHcta?JuueaL
OLD
SCOTCH
WHISKY
ILM
I!'
II
I
Baseball
Standings
Including
Yesterday's
Scores.
National.
W
Pittsburg
74
portunlst
when
he
followed
a
high
stopped
well
and
hard
and
Thomas
ord
and
it
has
been
a
real
pleasure
h,!:"
1
Chicago
68
tht
j
i
guuu
Cincinnati
68
..f3';
,
,"
was
even
with
McConaghle
and
to
see
that
Andy
Oourlay
was
able
M,
v,irl,
-McMeekln.
St.
Dennis
and
Cam-
Kelly
the
st.
Xne
forwards
were
to
be
present
to
see
the
game
and
SLn
fli
01
Boston,
combined
well
eron
Gillanders
fast
but
Burgess
the
cnlef
all
hope
he
wlll
soon
be
all
rlght
turned
A.
Dickens
free
kick
over
danger
oilett
and
Robertson
were
again
following
his
injury
in
the
nS!i
the
bar
and,
from
McMeekln's
corn-anJ
an
,..
,,
,
,.
Brookln.
:r-?5
err
Sonny
Dickens
headed
just
over.
From
a
penalty
A.
Dickens
scored
and
play
became
even
faster
and
keener.
Simnson
was
warned.
Ru-
ed
here
at
Prince
"RuDert
to
cutl
been
operating
for
the
past
ten
pert
was
having
the
better
of
the
selected
spruce,
logs
from
Queen
pears
or
so
on
cottonwood
in
the
Charlotte
Islands
into
these
various
vicinity
or
Nelson
but
I
understand
its
supplies
are
now
exhausted
and
It
is
now
hauling
over
.
the
Kettle
Valley
Railway
cottonwood
logs
from
near
Grand
Forks,
a
distance
of.
100
miles.
So
far
as
I
know
there
are
no
considerable
supplies
left
in'
I'm
sure
industry
will
come."
game
and
Gillanders
saved
from
Howe.
From
another
penalty
against
Simpson,
Sonny
Dickens
added
a
second
goal.
Then
Ocean
Falls
was
awarded
a
penalty
and
Burgess
gave
Morgan
no
chance
with
a
hot
shot.
Robertson
and
Oilett
crossed
two
dangerous
centres
but
Murray
cleared.
Play
swung
from
end
to
end
and
both
teams
threatened
with
Rupert
having
the
edge
but
being
unable
to
score.
Burgess
broke
away
In
a
brilliant
effort
but
Parsons
cleared
and
then
pleted
a
line
threatening.
II
i
1
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I.
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l
M
tL.
t
J
T-l
.
k.
Morgan
saved
some
great
shots
extended
congratulations
to
the
did
well
though,
apparently,
unsettled
by
Burgess
dashes.
Sonny
Dickens,
Davies
and
Howe
were
a
good
spoiling"
half
back
line
and
Sonny
made
no
mistake
with
the
two
penalties.
Forward
the
locals
were
not
so
good.
St.
Dennis
was
always
trying
and
Cameron
made
good
runs
though
he
finished
weak-
Ocean
Falls.
All
Olympics
Are
Going
To
Finland
Philadelphia
38
inai
was
always
un
dciiuh
oi
we
rrince
nupert
ifiprlcan
larue
x
Football
Association,
J.
S.
Wilson
,
Vnrir
LONDON
COM)
I'KICE
LONDON,
Sept.
2:
(CP)
gold
was
off
4c
to
close
nt
$34.80
on
the
London
metal
market
Wednesday,
advancing
to
$3481
Reach
the
most
people
ta
at)
and
district
with
au
aovertLsement
in
fn
Datlv
Newi
ill
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Medal
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ivUeeuenl
medoli
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ecweNeiu,
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APPOINTMENT
ThU
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
aovernmertt.pt.
BrltUn
Columbia.
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Boston
70
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though
he
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caught
napping
at
visitors
and
plans
are
already
un-
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JOINSON
4-h.p.
outboard
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bottom
boat
in
first
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Price
$65
cash.
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best
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districts
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newly
furnished
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practically
nf,
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Finish.
New
Hot
Air
System.
Fire
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and
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large
terrt:
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and
prosperoul
sales
past
twelve
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reasonable
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35
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