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POUR
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Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
Chas.
Dodimcad
Optometrist
In
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
nnalrlnr
HanH
Fnrriflnf
VISIT
OUK
BASKMKNT
STOKE
for
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties.
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HEILBRONER
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
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LINES
All
dressed
up
to
go
places
In
Your
Peoples
S.ore
New
Fall
Coat.
You'll
find
In
our
selection
Plain
Untrimmed
and
Modish
Fur-trlm-mrd
Coats
as
well
as
Harris
Tweeds
and
Sport
Coats.
All
sizes,
too,
from
12
through
52.
ACCESSORIES,
TOO
.
.
.
The
Coat
is
only
as
smart
as
your
purse,
hat,
gloves
and
dress
that
go
along
with
it.
Get
them
all
at
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PEOPLES
STORE
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
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STEAMER
SERVICE
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Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports;
also
to
Ketchikan,
Wran-gcll,
Juneau
and
Skagway
Direct
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
,
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent,
Frince
Rupert,
B.C.
FURNITURE
Single
Bed
Complete,
Couch,
Kitchen
Table,
Drop
Side
Table,
Library
Table,
Flat
Top
Desk,
Stand
Lamps,
Kitchen
Cabinet,
Small
Cook
Stove,
Oil
Burner
Heaters,
Round
Tables,
Kitchen
Chairs,
Radios,
Rocking
Chaiis,
Coleman
heaters,
Bedroom
Dresser,
Mirrors,
English
Prams.
Used
Dept.
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
BUY
.
.
.
RUPERT
BRAND
Sole
Fillets
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
.
.
ui'Your
Local
Butchers.'
'
u
NO
WASTE
READY
TO
COOK
Canadian
Fish
&Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
SPORT
CHAT
CRACKn
U1LI
Rtcordi
made
J
a
lamtnaita
-,
I.
mamial
not
toUd
cunnot
be
,cuoitfJ
otid
ihrrrvre
cunnot
bt
oicrf'If
J.
BRING
'EM
IN
TODAY
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday
r-
58
Sj
fasfpst.nrawwa
ttanomv
blada
try
a.
-
a
in
Canada.
Minora
Blades
for
dooble-tdge
razors
givi
quick,
easy
shaves
at
a
saving
folk
who
remember
Fred
Archer,
the
great
saddle
idol
of
the
'80s
say
it
is
unfair
to
contrast
him
with
Richards.
For
one
thing
they
belong
to
different
generaUons
and
the
conditions
of
riding
are
You've
cot
to
hand
u
to
a
laddie
such
as
tough
Phil
Milligan
of
different.
For
a
Jockey
Archer
was
Oldham,
a
British
bantamweight
taU
v
feet
Inches,
with
a
punch-tosser
who
trains
in
the
Wre
emaciated
oy
rurtuan
oams
hours
he
manages
to
get
away
ana
starvation
to
Keep
nu
weigni
from
his
Job
as
a
gunner
In
the
Royal
Artillery.
He
has
to
walk
10
miles
every
day
five
miles
each
way
to
test
his
weight
because
he's
stationed
somewhere
In
England
and
the
nearest
scales
are
five
anTlfe1
from
,Jtls
camp.
After
ankahcfe
off
nearly
20
years
Auglto
Rather
iwtippearing
again
in'widprrTings.
He's
stationed
In
EngUScPwith
the
American
Army.
A
famous
middWdthi
tlru
the
has
no
worries.
Lemons
are
a
thing
of
the
past
In
Britain
so
football
players
Just
don't
get
a
chance
to
suck
them
during;
half-time.
The
result
Is
the
local
food
committees
In
,9JW
spots
.have
grarUefl''
JfccMcjs-'fu
serve
tea
to
players
during
the
half-time
Interval.
The
licence
is
necessary
because
of
rationing
r-
years
Immediately
atfe
fee
last
stiictloru.
It
took
thenar
to
bruu
war
he
won
the
Allied
Services
a
mingling
oi
amateur
ana
Championship
at
the
Albert
Hall.
professionals
In'
rugby
football
and
Referee
for
Ratner's
initial
ap-
rowing.
Now
"mixed"
sculling
ha
pearance
or
re-appearance
to
be
ae
about.
Footballs
are
getting
more
correct
was
Lieut.
H.
O.
w
cwne
y
awansea
lown
Stribling.
brother
of
the
late
couldn't
find
a
ball
for
a
mate!
Young
Strlbling.
The
bout
was
a
Between
me
welsh
National
5td
three-round
exhibition
with
Freddie
Mills,
lightheavyweight
champ.
Everybody
knows
how
big
a
public
favorite
Cordon
Richards.
the
champion
Jockey,
has
become.
X0
fOR
EACH
JO"
REC0RV
FOR
EACH
12"
RECORD
Provided
they
be
not
laminated
ana
ine
k.
a.
t
.
ana
tne
root
oar
Association
had
to
help
Swansea
out
of
Its
difficulty.
nisuor
to
nuiTAi.v
But
few
realise
he
is
even
more
Stockholm,
Oct.
14
Bishop
popular
with
his
brother
riders.
Yngve
Brllloth,
will
visit
Great
They
pay
unstinted
tribute
to
his
Britain
in
November
as
the
repre-
tferling
qualities
and
like
him
for
senmtlve
of
the
Archbishop
Erling
the
quiet
modesty
with
which
he
Eldemof
Sweden,
at
the
invitation
has
worn
the
Jockey's
crown
for
of
theCArthblshop
of
Canterbury.
so
many
years.
Richards
is
not
a
4"
stylist
but
he
has
an
exquisite
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Donnelly
and
sense
of
balance,
grit
and
tremon-
Mrs.
W.
Wilson
left
yesterday
for
Jous
strength
in
his
hand.
Racing
Butedaje
,1
lOLD
MARK
!
STANDSUP
I
1903
Rail
5
Victory
Bonds
are
not
a
tax,
'
i
g
jo
not
a
gift,
but
a
loan
to
Canada
i
o
Ig
backed
by
all
the
resources
of
1
1
Canada.
When
you
invest
in
Vic-
tory
Hbnds
you
are
laying
up
;
g
for
yourself
the
best
of
all
in-
8
vestments.
.
Record
That
Unexcelled
PRISONKR
or
JAPS
Savage
SHOES
fill
Last
You
Longer
'Cause
Sandy
Savage
Makes
Them
Stronger
a
IIURLBUT,
JACK
&
MIL
a
MICKY
MOUSE,
VALUE
LEADER
.
LOAFERETTES
KkbiA
;
ovv
AH
Carried
in
Stock
Here
IWHniAVE
"MOSCO"
CORN
CURE
Still
Is
MEMPHIS,
Term..
Oct.
14
0
'Strike
three
'n
you're
put."
Those
words
went
rolling
over
,
the
baseball
park
for
the
10th
time
against
Portland
batters
that
day.
JJuly
8,
1905.
and
a
minor
league
record
19
strikeouts
by
one
pitcher
in
nine
Innings
was
firmly
established
for
the
simple
reason
that
it
has
never
been
broken.
Charlie
Shields,
now
a
61-year
old
elevator
operator,
the
chunky,
sandy-haired
litUe
Scotsman
who
pitched
that
record
game.
Is
an
Interesting
character
for
Charlie
U
an
Individualist,
and
rutted.
He
set
hi
pitching
record
while
playing
for
Seattle
In
the
Pacific
Coast
League.
e
entered
btfcecjtll
In
1897
and
retired
in
Memphis
In
1914.
STOCKIipul,
Oct.
14:
-The
iwfcuM
talnUUr
at
Tokto
has
reported
that
riltabeUi
Roberts,
a
Swedish
Methodist
nurse-missionary
to
thr
Philippines.
Is
a
Japanese
war
pnxH.rr
In
Manila.
ESI
lYOfiik
SAVE
-L
EAD
larf
tli,
10
Mt
LIVELY
AS
A
CRICKET!
Don't
let
iiuttuh
k
itnejri
!-w
yu
down.
Tkc
Gin
P!U-
-the
"relief
or
money
back
rrr
-
'y
r.J
kc
bow
much
betr
yeu
'.!
fee!.
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MILL
BAKERY
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Family
shoe
store
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Home
of
Good
Shoes"
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Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear
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SCORES
I
!
CLEAN
SWEEP
Results
of
U
Night's
Play
In
Hie
lilles'
Bowling
Uague
Savoy
awifiKfe
dctmted
Ran-
gers
three
games
1h
Mill
lor
the
only
clean
sweep
victory
last
night
in
the
Ladles'
Bowling
League
Optimists,
Nursing
Sisters.
Blue
birds
and
Knox
Hotel
won
two
games
to
one
from
Annette's.
Buz
Sisters.
Lucky
Strikes
and
Ama-j
teurs
respecUvcly.
Miss
Ble
R
rough
of
Savoy
Swingers
had
the
high
game
of
380
as
well
as
high
average
of
395.
Individual
scoring:
Bluebird
Marks
Turgeon
....
Boulter
Mac
Donald
Keron
Handicap
TotaU
Lucky
Striken
Miensies
Smith
Warren
Nelson
Ruthworlh
Handicap
TotaU
Amateur
Armstrong
Mclntyrr
A.
MeMrekln
M.
Smith
M.
McMeektn
Handicap
Total
Knot
lintel
Eyford
ZelUka
Bauukl
Lykegard
Brasell
Handicap
Total
Ranger
Peterson
MrKeown
Cain
Reld
IU1
linger
Asemeaon
Handicap
Total
Savor
Swinger
Reauth
McLeud
Wesch
HasHo-Bert
.
....
UBelle
Handicap
Total
Itlg
Slter
B.
Oomex
J.
Dickens
K.
RoUiwell
M.
Bond
V
Alexander
Handicap
Total
.
Nuntlng
Siter
MrCrank
Benson
Hay
Koester
Ballo
Handicap
Total
Annette
Sellg
Erlckson
Miephee
Owen
Dickens
Handicap
Total
OptlmWt
Handicap
Total
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109
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143
111
183
112
160
103
161
165
151
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Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
Oct
14.
1017:
-One
Russian
and
two
German
torpedo
boats
sunk
in
naval
action
In
the
Oulf
of
Riga.
Drltlsh
captured
04
prisoners
In
raid
southeast
of
Monchy-l-
rreux.
nuponda.
Oerman
East
Af-ricac.
occupied
by
RrlUsh
forces.
COUPONS
are
still
available
with
each
cash
purchase
In
our
store,
We
would
appreciate
to
have
new
customers
drop
In
and
let
us
espial
this
gift
plan
to
them.
MUSSALLEIVTS
Economy
Store
Tod
ay
andTl
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heavt,
mi
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