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Julia
Arthur
K:'
'it
;
a
We
have
just
received
a
large
shipment
of
fall's
latest
footwear
in
all
their
exquisite
beauty.
Have
You
Seen
the
Latest
in
Black
Suede
Pumps
with
Zippers
and
the
Newest
Designs
in
Elastic
Gore
Straps?
We
will
be
pleased
to
show
these
new
lines
to
you.
-
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
FBJNCS
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
DaCy
New.
limited,
Third
Artsct
H.
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MacaglEg-Edttcx
8CBSCltirTr0N
BATES
Cty
deliTtry,
by
carrier,
ytany
penoc.
paic
In
adratce
riZZ
a
adTaace,
per
wtlt
.
Paid
in
adTancc.
per
coaih
.
.
By
to
a2
parts
of
BnU&h.
Cotasbia,
the
Bnllxh
Eapire
and
Cntted
SUtei,
yearly
period,
paid
In
adrance
By
sua
to
all
other
eosntrtes.
pe?
year
News
DeaartiBcat
Ttlp&es
AiTtrtfeiag
an4
CucoUtion
Telephone
DAU.T
ramos
MtnWi
l
Aafit
Careaa
of
drcaiatloAi
It
SI
NOR3LAL
ACTIMTIES
So'X
that
trip
tTruiVJn
i
1?..
.
,
SSjOC
C
iJDO
SIC
Monday.
October
3.
13S8.
.
r
"J
i-uiupe
et:ms
xo
oe
over
Canadian
securities
have
resumed
a
more
normal
leve
,
...
,
r
uuancjng:
ana
mere
is
even
rx-
CJBlHfr
lit
trrTwxrA
1
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....
...
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uusmess
conaiuons.
We
mav
ex-
,??
50011
112
re
t0
Pulp
mfll
possi-rff-
lf
'he
u
Bwklejr
n
mfll
does
not
go
ahead
there
wilJ
be
others
who
will
take
it
up.
However
we
have
even-reason
to
behevethe
original
group
will
go
ahead
with
tneir
plans
soon.
RELAXATION
NECESSARY
No
matter
how
strong
physically
or
mentally
a
person
may
be
relaxation
is
necessary.
This
is
especially
true
in
a
comparatively
small
community
such
as
Prince
Rupert
where
the
tendency
is
tn
fin
tVlf
coma
tViTir..-
,
the
same
people
and
discuss
the
same
subjects
day
after'
-
.
Of
course
readinp-
all
mir
needs.
Many
a
well-read
person
is
erv
ignorant
of
life.
The
bookworm
tends
to
become
stupid.
In
'order
to
round
out
a
full
life
we
need
the
comedies
and
.
dramas
of
the
theatre.
There
was
a
time
when
we
paid
a
lot
of
monev
foi
.
our
amusements.
An
ordinary
musical
comedy
cost
a
dollar
and
a
half
for
a
good
seat
while
a
star
event
might
cost
up
to
as
much
as
four
or
five
dollars
for
one
performance.
We
remember
having
paid
four
dollars
to
hear
Padereski
play
and
two
and
a
half
dollars
to
see
and
heai
Harry
Lauder.
Now
these
things
and
better
can
be
seen
and
heard
for
less
than
half
a
dollar.
It
is
a
wonderful
change.
There
were
limitations
to
the
old
time
road
shows
but
there
are
practically
no
limitations
to
the
mov-
,es'
;Ve
lweJn
a
"eatly
Privileged
age
when
we
6
get
so
mudi
for
so
little.
The
winter
is
now
approaching
and
it
is
not
clear
how
we
could
spend
the
long
evenings
without
the
first
class
plays
provided
for
us
in
the
local
theatre.
We
have
only
one
but
that
is
a
good
one
and
is
far
better
than
twe
or
three
second
class
houses.
Very
few
of
the
really
firs'
class
films
pass
us
by.
We
are
extremely
fortunate
in
our
theatrical
provisions.
RIDING
TWO
HORSES
e
nev
Conservative
leader,
Hon.
Robert
Manion.
is
finding
the
task
of
riding
two
horses,
going
in
opposite
directions
as
difficult
as
it
might
be
imagined,
says
thr
Ottawa
correspondent
of
Canadian
Business.
"Bob"
Manion
knows
that
Red
and
Blue
do
not
go
well
together,
but
he
is
trying
hard
to
combine
them.
Every
few
days
he
gets
a
reminder
from
Consen-ative
papers
that
if
he
goes
to
the
Left
he
will
have
tn
Hve
party
and
then
he
is
told
from
the
other
side
of
his
following
that,
if
he
does
not
lean
to
the
Left,
there
is
little
chance
of
winning
support
from
followers
of
the
King
government.
His
task
is
not
a
nlensnnr
mo
Tint
Dr.
Manion
is
good
humored,
aggressive
and
resource-
iui,
ana
he
can
never
be
charged
with
not
trying
or
in
..action.
C.C.F.
Bazaar
Is
Successful
Annual
Affair
Held
in
C!
a
brooms
Saturday
Afterooa
and
E-Jtninr
,
Very
successful
ni
the
annual
bazaar
of
the
local
CCT
Qfccb
held
l
in
the
roans
an
Second
Avenue
:Sa
tarda
y
afternooc
Mrs.
A.
Haines.
Home
Cootisg
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
L.
Saadvar.
la
the
eveaiag
there
was
a
bridrr
ce
;
rertlsement
for
best
results.
1
TheMarkets
Current
retail
ptrces
here
are
as
follows:
fc(gs
B.
Fresh
Extras.
Grade
A
Large,
cartoned,
doz.
Local,
new
laid.
doz.
Fruit
Grapefruit,
CaL,
6
for
Lemons,
Doz.
30c
to
Oranges,
doz.
25c
to
3ananas.
lb.
Tokay
Grapes,
2
lbs,
Concord
Grapes,
basket.
Malaga
Grapes
25
.40
.CO
12H
.5
Cante
loupes,
large
3
for
.25
Watermelons,
lb.
.07
Pears,
doz.
..
25
to
25
Casaba
Melons.
lb
10
Horeydew
Melons,
each
J5
Italian
Prunes.
3
lbs.
.......
.
25
Peaches,
doz.
Apples
tnt
3AII.T
NimS
party,
the
prize-win&ers
being
Mrs.
Asemiswa"
Thomas
Balterrr.
Mrs.
S.
L.
usna
Peachy.
Joseph
Howe
and
A.
Sel-
t
xtal
800
Royal
Hotel-Winners
of
raffles
were:
Dotl
rxsuJd
Rcse
Thain.
No
162:
kanearoa
Mrs.
Toii
A.
Haines.
22:
electric
toaster.
Mrs.
zareffl
J
A.
MacDooaKL
IT:
$2.
C.
P.
Bas-
shriaberg
(singer.
Telkwa.
492;
Jli.
Mrs.
J.
smhh
5i.
Agnes
uoutns.
Xi;
Total
$5.
633,
J.
J
GiBls.
old
Empress
Ciecoce
.
At
4:29
yesterday
morning
Con-
Gurrich
stable
R.
C.
Moore,
while
going
cff
d.
Houston
shift,
was
attracted
to
the
comer
KtesJor
of
Sixth
Axense
and
Pal
ton
Street
Gcnderson
where
it
appeared
that
the
mailj
Total
box
was
being
tampered
with.
Con-
Printers
ceaHng
himself,
he
saw
a
couple
of
Ziemaa
men,
one
of
whom
tore
the
mall
Franks
.
box
off
the
post.
The
officer
then
West
',
came
op
and
placed
Earl
Bait
,
Vance
-
-under
arrest,
the
second
man
es-
Paul
.
taping.
Batt
i
apursiii
tn
cityl
ToUl
"XJlice
court
this
afternoon.
Printer
F.
Brier
7
city
B3-rit
League
swung
1
1M
161
1"C
172
161
1
144
184
m
170
166
ta
1
.172
122
151
161
.135
711
1
146
-108
-158
.
167
168
.
717
Misr
E.
M.
Earl
returned
to
the'
1
.
!
1
city
on
the
CaUJa
last
nlfht
from:
Australians
III
I
a
basinets
trip
to
Vancouver.
5
Tennis
Final
jiaio
actten
for
the
winter
season
Candy
Mrs.
George
Lawsan
and
rdeht
when
Grotto
defeated
Mrs.
G.
W.
Raddcr'iLzsL
Raj-aj
Hotel
three
matches
to
nil
Raffles
Mrs.
A.
MscDonaJd
and
a
ene
fixture
and
Printers
won
Miss
Kora
Radderbae.
9Ttt
oy
E&prrss
two
to
ore
to
the
Mrs.
J
S.
Black
had
charge
of
tkt
other.
Prank
7frmn
was
high
tea
room
iad
serrtteors
were
Misses
aierare
scorer
far
the
Printers
with
Colleen
and
Yerna
Monteith,
Fileea
177.
Feasby.
Jean
MacKay
and
Beatrice
Rodderhia
Pread-g
in
the
kit-
The
scoring
was
as
follows:
chen
were
Mrs.
K
Monteith.
Mrs,
rjrttf
Prank
Glass.
Mrs
George
Here
and
Mrs.
A.
EL
Evans.
.
rw.-,
170
154
154
146
190
114
132
134
138
1S2
180
778
X
178
166
142
169
178
833
2
199
155
130
137
166
787
S
I
172
146
i:
161
180
lit
3
171
132
152
167
136
751
3
173
142
142
16-5
1
16
787
3
187
129
179
171
154
821
'Harry
Hoffman
Stages
Upset
By
!
Defeatoing
Jack
Bromwich
J
Qoist
nimlnates
Bodge
LOS
ANGELES.
Oct.
3:
CP
Harry
Hoffman
and
Adrian
Quist
.
both
of
Australia,
are
the
finalists
;
today
in
the
Pacinc
southwest
,
tennis
championship
tournament
.
ma
.
.
xioiiman
staged
an
unset
in
one
nr..4j
.
.
.
Terrace,
unwrapped,
box
lWSaturday.
Grimes
Golden,
box
1.75
.
Crab
Apples,
lb
,
.05
Butter
Fancy,
cartoned,
lb.
22
No.
2
Creamery,
lb.
20
No.
1
Creamery,
lb.
...2l
lard
Pure,
lb.
.
20
Vegetables
B.
C.
Potatoes,
10
lbs
25
Sweet
Potatoes,
3
lbs.
25
Oreen
Peppers,
3
lbs
25
Red
Peppers,
2
lbs.
25
B.
C.
Green
Onions,
bunch
J02
B.
C.
Onions,
6
lbs.
25
Jarllc.
Imported,
per
lb.
25
(
Carrots,
3
bunches
10,
Upriver
carrots,
8
lbs
25
Parsley,
bunch,
.07
3.
C.
Bunch
Beets,
3
for
10j
B.
C.
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
bskt.
25
1
B.
C.
Lettuce,
head
08.
Green
Cabbage,
lb
'
X5
Celery,
head,
10c
to
25
Cucumbers,
each
.07
Squash,
lb
06
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb.
X5
Pumpkin
i6;
Spinach,
3
lbs
25,
Upriver
Turnips,
8
lbs
25
Terrace
Corn,
doz.
25
to
20
Feert
j
Hay.
Bulkley
Valley
Timothy
100
lbs
1.50
Wheat
30
Bran
1.50
1
Middlings
11.
1.95
World
Series
and
considering
them
selves
lucky
to
be
there
will
in
all
probability
be
witnessing
some
of
the
poorest
baseball
of
the
season.
grueling
campaign
of
154
games
in
:
which
they
gave
everj
thing
they1
had
every
minute
of
every
Inning:
of
every
game.
Second,
they
are
j
t
mentally
tense.
Victory
in
a
world
I
series
means
more
to
a
ball
player,
than
anything
you
can
conceive.
I
BOWLING
STARTED
SPORT
CHAT
General
convenor
wis
Mis.
J.
;
"
Starring
and
the
foJtevisr
ladies.
Qtj
Lere
Swings
InU
Action
j
thousands
of
fans
who
soon
had
charge
of
Tarioss
deparOseats.,
With
via
for
CrotU
a4
I
u-u
yipping
and
yelling
at
the
sewing
Mrs.
J.
R.
MXay
and
LADIES'
sutes
that
pre-series
Hguring
,
,
,
,
.
TV
.
....
...
October
11
Knox
Hotel
ts
Maple
counts
for
nothing
and
that
the!
o
.
.
best
uredlctions
are
worthless.
"Sea
son
records
and
statistics,
p
hooey."
Cochrane
says.
"You
can
take
them
1
ixraia.
fvajigtt
,a
ikiwKtKi,,
Bluebirds
ts.
Rex:
Annettes
ts.
Big'
Sisters.
October
18
Ranger
ts.
Rex:
I
,
7
Joe
Millert
umHr
Joke
Z
Boot
tZ
They
Annettes
,t,,f.tf..
ts.
Maple
,,,...
Uafs;
niMhirri.
Mer-ot
-.....
1
V.1-
i
4-.
reckoning
as
the
latest
figures
on
carloadlngs
In
Iowa
and
the
num-
ts.
Knox
Hotel
October
25
Big
Sisters
ts.
Knox
Hotel:
Merchantettes
ts.
Bluebirds;
ber
of
inches
of
ralnfan
to
the
Bel-
TJ
Rangm.
Map?e
Ulf
you
that
figures
don't
lie
but
any
grand
jury
would
indict
batting.
ts.
Rex.
Ncvember
1
Merchantettes
n.
Anntt-
Rut
i
Knox
Hotl-
Hi
t
v.b
.
sisters
ts.
Maple
UaU:
Rangers
ti.
perjury
when
it
comes
to
getting
Blrdj
them
to
tell
the
truth
in
a
world
Noember
g
Bluebirds
ts.
Big'
senes.
11
jus4
so
nappens
ua
ui
xtlpIe
UaIj
ciany
cases
during
tne
series
a
R
Vi
AnnettM;
Knox
Hotel
Tt,
batter
with
a
fat
average
suddenly
Mcrchantettes
1
suffers
a
case
of
asUgmatlsm
or
;;0Teciber
!Rex
ts.
Merchant'
something
up
there
at
the
plate
ettej.
Knax
Hote,
,t
Annettes;
and
a
Helder
with
a
flawless
record
Maple
UaIs
vv
Blueblrds;
Big
Bis-'
leu
the
grounders
spray
through
Un
Tk
Rangers.
1
rum
are
a
garden
nose.
1
J
Alter
ciung
numerous
instances
from
baseball
history
to
prove
his
statement,
such
as
the
1934
series
in
which
the
Cards
and
the
Tigers
I
committed
a
total
of
27
errors
In
seven
games,
Cochrane
gives
two
general
reasons
for
the
bad
series
1
play
"First,
the
boys
are
physically
1
exhausted.
You
must
remember
.that
they
have
come
through
a
FOK
SALE
They
live
to
play
in
it
and
would
SEALED
tenders
will
be
received
by
die
to
win
it.
The
strain
tightens
both
mind
and
muscle."
.
"
oj
wneai
ana
several
tnousand
bushels
of
coarse
grain.
Citizens
of
Prince
Rupert!
Face
the
Facts
The
Analysis
of
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Taken
by
an
Independent
Authority
Fixed
Carbon,,....;..,
59.05
Volatile;
Matter
28.30
Moisture
3.30
.
Ash
9.35
Heating
Value
...
13,027
B.T.U.'s
More
Heat
For
Less
Money
BUY
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
I
i
Cochrane
points
out.
however.
I
that
while
the
stars
are
likely
toj
slump,
the
lesser
players
go
into!
a
srriet
ccmparaUvely
free
of
res-
rvrnvtMHtv
nrl
a
a
l
Im
J
J
TENDERS
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
Wed
nesday.
October
5th
for
purchase)
of
'Swanson"
trolling
boat
bow
rcoorec
at
Armour
3
salvage
ixea.
Norman
A
Watt,
administrator
of
1
estate
of
George
Swanson,
dee'd.
tt.
undersigned
"up
to
noon,
October
10th,
for
purchase
of
lot,
cabin
and
contents
situate
on
9th
Are.
W
one
block
from
McBride.
Norman
A.
Watt.
Administrator
of'
estate
of
Andrew
Ferguson,
decti.
Lf
'
rian
Quist
had
eliminated
'
Do"p'
"and
d"'t
be
shocked
If
the,
p""c
w'
jBudge.
No.
1
American
ntt
acp.
lr,boy8
0011111111
assault
and
battery
'FOR
SALE
9fU
Round
bottom
'the
other
semi-final.
I0n
uie"
nlce
clean
season
records
Rowboat.
No
oars.
Condition
s
Kansas
City
Is
5
Winner
Of
Game
iwhen
they
tangle
this
week
In
thel
New
815.00.
Apply
E.
D.
Hougan.
world
series.
It
happens
to
the'
Dodge
Cove.
Digby
Island.
1
best
of
'em.
And
it
all
goes
to
help
i
make
the
world
series
the
most
ex-
APPLES
FOR
SALE
:
citing.
,
thrilling
:
world."
uncertain,
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fancy
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now.
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Christmas
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line.
Make'
big
money
every
day
showing
season's
largest
selection.
Printed'
to
order
Christmas
cards,
with
sender's
name
and
address.
Designed
by
leading
artists,
Tahies
unequalled
at
our
low
prices.
Four
attractWe
lines
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25
for
$1.00
Personals.
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many
different
boxed
assortments,
all
big
money
makers.
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favorite
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produced,
sells
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profit
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money
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Christmas.
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now
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on
these
fast
selling
lines
published
by
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largest
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of
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kind
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Canada.!
Branches
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coast
to
coast
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easier
orders.
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experience
necessary.
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free
sample
book.
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also
wanted
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smaller
towns.
Liberal
commission.
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service.
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576
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