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THE DAILY NEWS

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Local News Notes

  

Try Smith & Killas’ ice cream, Every can of Canada First
cA Cream is good. 173-75
Tasty 35¢ lunch at the Royal ct i ellie
Cafe. 163tf Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners,
2 9 Phone 4. tf
Launch Rosebelle. Phone Red ..
400. 162-7 We sell for less; terms cash.
* * *

Use “Canada First Cream,” it

has the fresh cream flavor. 173-5
‘ * * ©

Mrs. Besner and Mrs. F. J.

Henning left this morning for a

trip to Smithers.
*

Fuller's Grocery, 311 Third Ave.
* * *
We buy and serve only the best

the market affords. London Cafe.
2.8

Everything in season cooked
the way you like it. London Cafe.

130-tf.
Leather easy chairs and rock- is <
ers at prices cut in two. Geo. D. ae ee tetenke . bn
- a a oe oe 95¢ square yard at Tite's summer
Th. Collart, who has _ been sale. 4 ee 161tf

spending a few days at Terrace,
returned this morning.
i

Window blinds, stock size, 3 ft.
x 6 ft., 45¢ each, at Geo. D, Tite's
furniture sale. 161tf

* * *

The railway boys will hold a
social dance in the MelIntyre Hall
on Thursday evening.

6.6

F. M. Sylvester, general man-
ager of the Granby Company, is
in the city to-day en route to
Granby Bay.

*

Norfolk Rooms. Steam heated,
hot and cold water. Terms rea-
sonable, 6th Ave. and Fulton,
* ¢ «@
Iron bed, spring and mattress
for $10, at Tite’s big furniture
sale. 16itf
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A neat fence adds much to the
beauty of a lawn and protects its
beauty. Phone 583 for Fritz, the
Handy Man. 169-174
* *
Miller, the second hand man,
pays the highest prices for gents’

*

*
Anthentio information about cast-off clothing, tools, ete. Will
; i call any time. Phone 565. 825
football games, either schedulec Third Avenue. 163-189

or postponed, can be had by call-

* * *

i xi " tf * lies
’b 2 ‘Geert hm tl this} Wises O'Neil, of Hazelton, ac-
morning on the Rupert. He ac. companied by his bride, arrived

companied his family south for
a holiday.
* * *

Household goods and furniture
as good as new at half price.
Crosby's Second Hand Store, 839
Third Avenue. 153-tf

Kee

Joe B. Roerig, who has been
spending a few weeks in Banff and
other holiday resorts, returned
on the Prince Rupert.

2s

Mrs. Frizzell, who has been in
Vancouver and at Harrison Hot
Springs for a few weeks, returned

home this morning.
* * *

on the Prince Rupert to-day after
spending their honeymoon in the

south. They went up on the
train.
$.' 05-6
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hull,

who have been spending a couple
of weeks in the south, returned
this morning on the Prince Ru-
pert.

* * ¢

Mr. Bert Greer and his bride
who have been spending their
honeymoon in Vancouver where
Mr. Greer attended the rifle
matches, arrived on the Prince

Rupert this morning.
¢ 4058

Fritz the Handy Man makes a The G. T. P. are rebuilding the
specialty of caring for offices. temporary sidewalk from the G,
Special rates by month. Phone tr. P. OMices to Second Avenue.
583 475-4177 The stairway up by the old Pre-

. ae ae mier are being done away with

J. A. Greenhill. of the B. A.j@"4 an easy grade sidewalk sub-

Bes P * "| stituted.
Trust Co., Victoria, is in the ee

e.ty today. He is making a round
trip on the Drines Rupert,
* *

H. E, a of Victoria, own-
er of the Red Reef group of
mines at Stewart, is en route to
his property. He will investigate
the development work being done.

* * *®

A. Erskine Smith, of Vancouver,
president of the Red Cliff mines,
is in the ety today. He is making
a visit to Stewart where develop-
ment work is still going on.

* * *&

The Prince Rupert Towing Co.,
genera! towing; the new crude oil
tug “P.A.T. No. 1." Phone Red
391 or Black 322. Address: P.O.
Box 96. Agency for the “Avance”
Crude Oil Motor. 165tf

Rev, Ronald MeLeod, of North
Vancouver, who preached so ac-
ceplably to the local Presbyter-
ians a few months ago, has re-
ceived a call to Ingersoll, Ontario,

and will shortly move to that
charge.
eS ae
Mrs. G. V. Cuppage and Mrs.
Reade, of Victoria, are making

the round trip on the Rupert and
are delighted with the’ scenery.
Mrs. Cuppage is in charge of The

Ladies’ Review, a supplement to
The Victoria Week.
* * *

Word has been received from

George W. Morrow to the effect
that his eldest daughter, who has

been dangerously ill and for sev-
eral days her life was dispaired

* * «* of, is now improving and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs, H. D. Hemmell Morrow expects to return in a
returned this morning from a few days. c.f
peidey in Vancouver. Mr. Hem- Rey. Mr, Woodside, of Fairveiv
mell was winner of the Nanaimo

Cup at the rifle matches and had

it not been for the unfortunate

mistake of shooting at the wrong

target. he would have qualified} will officiate at the induetion of
for the Ottawa team, The Nana-|Rey. Mr. Grant, Mr. Woodside
imo Cup is a mythical piece of|has one of the largest churches
silver as the cup has been lost}in the Province and is a popular
and therefore Mr. Hemmell is on-|preacher. His leeture to-morrow
ly the custodian of an honorary}night on Scotland will be worth

prize,

Presbyterian Chureh, Vancouver
arrived in the eity today, Mr.
Woodside was moderator in
charge of the loeal yvaeancy and

 

hearing.

The favorable weather of the
past two days made sockeye fish
ing on the Skeena very good

a.

B. G. Affleck, J. K. AMleck and
jh. Dalton Afflick, of New Hazel
ton, are registered at the Royal
for a few days.

6

Mr. and Mrs. V. DD. Casley, who
have been visitnig in Portland, |
and Steamboat Springs, Golo,, are
expected home in a few days.

a ee

CG, BE. Burgess, accompanied by
Mrs. Burgess and Mrs, Suther
land, left for Lorne Creek this
morning. They will camp there

for a couple of weeks.

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* QUEEN CHARLOTTE NOTES *
. *

                  

(QQ. ¢ Islander
Mrs. Thomas Deasy left on a
visit to the south last Tuesday.

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8. De Winters, formerly of the
Wireless station at Digby Island,
is in the city to-day. He is mak
ing an inspection of ships using
the Marconi service.
2 3
Mr. and Mrs. GC. T. Baker, who
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs
P. BF. Godenrath, leave this even- |
ing on the Rupert. Mr, Baker
goes back to Stewart but = Mrs,
Baker will visit in Granby Bay.
0°’
Rev. Mr. Woodside will lecture
to-morrow night in the Presby-

terian Hall on ‘The Land of Scott
and Burns.” The lecture will be
illustrated with first hand views.
The bagpiper will be there and
there will be a choice selection of
popular Scotch songs.

* * *

Rev. H, R. Grant and family
arrived on the Prince Rupert this
morning and were met at the boat
by friends and members of the
church, who accompanied them
to the new manse. The families’
furniture and household effects
were sent up on an earlier boat
and through the good work of
Fred Stork, who is an old friend,
the house and contents were al-
ready arranged awaiting the ar-
rival of the new pastor.

e 8° @

The thower show under the aus-
pices of the Horticultural Society
which was announced in The
Daily News last week, will be held
in the Board of Trade rooms. The
date was fixed for August 12th
but this may be altered to suit
convenience of the Deputy Min-
ister of Agriculture who is ex-
pected here about that time.

.. ae

Last evening
saw a big light on the peak of
Prescott Island. This is one of
a series of big lights which Mr.
Ogilvie who in charge of the
Dominion International survey
party, has placed on several of
the in the vicinity. He is
taking off a trianglation from the
peaks and the lights at
night. Another light is burning
on a high peak northeast of the
city, and another on Queen
Charlotte Islands.

many citizens

1s

peaks

uses

over

LUCILLE LOVE AT THE
MAJESTIC THEATRE
Tonight is the last but one of
the “Lucille Love” series of mo-
tion pictures now running at the
Majestic theatre. The story of
the thrilling’ adventures of Lu-
cille Love has made quit a hit
with the picture going people of
Prince Rupert as witnessed by
the large patronage this popular
theatre has been receiving. Don't
miss tonight’s portion of the
story as it is easily the best part
of the story. In addition to the
main feature the management
has also included a strong bill of
comedy and drama.
Al Hatch Arrives
Al Hatch, the wrestler, who will

meet Pete Sigurdson here = on
Saturday evening in a match for
the middleweight championship

of British Columbia,
the Prince Rupert to-day. He is
in training and will be in good
shape for the match.

Geo, A. Tessier managing
the contest and assures the pub-
lie a good honest match will be
witnessed. Ue has engaged the
MeIntyre Heil from the Prince
Rupert Nationa! Sporting © Club
and it will be fitted up with a cen-
tral stage having a real mat,
with tiered seats for the audience.

arrived on

Is

= -

2
©. H. Curtis and J. C. Frizel of
White Creek were in town early
in the week,
es ev
The Polaris took the mai and

a large number
Naden

of passengers to
Harbor on ednsoday,
- € 4s
\ large shipment lumber
was sent up to Sewall to Mr. as-
tian, who is building a large re
dence,

yf

days with a
sciatica,

severe attack

of

* * *

J. A. Murray, of Prince Rupert,
came on the Albert and
the guest of Thomas Deasy,
dian agent.

over is

a

The weather of the past few
days would make one think that
old “Jupe” had taken out the plug
for keeps.

; i

J. K. Anderson received a large
shipment on last week's boat for

his new store and is now doing
business at the new stand.
6 2
A new oil drill is going in on
the West Coast. It is also re-
ported that a drill will soon be
operating west of Camp Wilson.
Sin 46
Mr. Holmes, the surveyor from
the West Coast, made a fishing
trip to Yakoun River for a day or
two last week He returned to

his camp on Wednesday.

e. &.4
John Manson, road superin-
tendent, arrived Tuesday from

Prince Rupert. He is visiting the

various districts in company
with Charlie Spence, road fore-
man.

.. +t:
Musgrave,
Lillooet,

Captain
S. steamer
tifiable pride in his
P, Musgrave: who has
second place in all
admission to the
College at Halifax.

se. sf

Charles Harrison, 8.M., mem-
ber of the advisory board of the
Prince Rupert Exhibition, has
sent in about 20 subseriptions
for new members from Masset.
seven new members joinea
in the Lawn Hill Distriet.

of the D.G.
feels a jus-
Alured
just won
Canada for
Royal Naval

son,

also

S €-s

W. M. Brewer, who is investi-
gating the district on behalf of
the Prvincial Mining Department,

has received notification to make

a report on the Graham Island
prospects. The department has
heard of the inereased activity

here and wants information.
se 2

Messrs. Curtis, Myers and a
staff of assistants arrived on the
Prince Albert and left on Wed-
morning for Naden Har-
bor where they will engage ‘in
the work of obtaining views and
watch dhe work of capturing
whales and reducing the mam-
mals to oil and fertilizing ma-

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terial. The noted photographer

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day at midnight;
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THE UNION STEAMSHIP CO., OF B.C., LIMITED
$.. VENTURE

Sails for Simpson, Naas, Mill Bay, connecting for Aiyansh
Fridays at 2 p. m.; for Vancouver Saturdays at 4 p. m,

$.. CHELOHSIN

Sails for Simpson, Arrandale and Granby Bay every Sun-
for Vancouver, the South, Tuesdays at

JOHN BARNSLEY, Agent,

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high-brade Work

at fair prices

 

Plumbing, Steamfitting

and sheet metal werk

Western Plumbing Co., Ld

SRA CARRERE

* + *
Frank Smythe has been con-
fined to his bed for the past few)

Sicha is at the head of the party
is a resident of Seattle, and he is
pengaged in writing a history and
lis receiving from the old Indians
ithe lewends of the race,

“HOME, SWEET HOME"

eit Howard Paynes’ Immortal
| Song Visualized in a Mag-
nifloent Production

A photodrama of beautiful mo

itive, of exquisite treatment and
jof exposition, combined with the
of the

llome,

| personality brilliant diree
jtor Griffith

| ranks

Sweet Home"

among the very highest of|
screen productions
|
It is a series of separate and
distinet stories including an

opening sketch of the life of John
i Ho all of which while
entirely different from each other
illustrate the power for good of
that rtal
Hlome, eet
| mother
son well

ward Payne

prime
Sw

SOnK
Home ”
thought

She

creation
vayne's her
a neer-do was bit
terly disappointed him
(thought his life a failure
this worthless son gave

in
and yet
to the

iworld a song that has reached
jevery heart and touched a re.
| Sponsive chord in every human
ibreast. After the prologue show
ling scenes from Payne's life,
jcomes the first episode. This is
ja delightful bit of western com
ledy The story of “Apple Pie.”

| Mary is an fillustration of the
| power excited by the song “Home
i Sweet Home.” So also is the
lond episode. in whieh
Kirkwood and Donald

forceful acting

| brothers of life-time
driving their mother insane by a
double tragedy from which con.
dition restored to the re

by the

sec
James
Crisp do
As two
hatred,

some

she
maining child
also is the third episode
three stars of the first
tude, Blanche Sweet,
and Courtney Foote

is
song.

in whie!
magni-

present a

angle-——two women and a man
one with a happy termination
through the all pervading influ-
ence of one man’s contribution)
to human enlightenment.

THE WEATHER
Furnished by F. W. Dowling
Observer.
Wednesday, July 29.

Barometer, reduced to sea

level 80,029

Highest temperature .57.0
Lowest temperature ......52.0

LIVEN EN EERE ERS E EERE EE
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

CIRCUIT NO. 1.

12—5th St. and 3rd Ave.
13-—6th St. and 3rd Ave.
148th 8t. and 3rd Ave.
Junction of ist, end

Sth Ave. and Dodge Pi.
6th Ave. and Thompson St.

CIRCUIT NO. 4.
4th Ave. and Emmerson
Sth Ave. and McBride 81.
Sth Ave. and Green St.
6% Ave and Basil St.
Box 457th Ave. and Gherte.

Box 141-7 Ave. and Yung St.

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Church Services |

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
COR, YOUNG end FIFTH AVE.

Services every Sunday at 1)
am, ms" ae. Sunday

Bible Class 2.30 p.m. ”
KEV. W. W. WRIGHT, B.A., Pastor

 

 

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SIXTH AVB.LAND MUSGRAVE PLACE
Services every Sunday at Li

am. and 7.80 pr 8
Sehool at 2.80 p.m. ” —
aay. MR, DIMMICK PASTOR

87. ANDREW" 8 ANGLICAN CHURCH
Cor, Fifth Ave. and Dunsmuir Place

jeorning prayer, 11,
prayer, 7 fo,
@:ho p.
Saabaies first
of month, eit . mm,
o third Sunday at &

Even
Sunday
Holy
Sunday

m.

HEV. G. A. RIX

RECTOR

THE SALVATION AKMY
Granville Court

Sunday at 64

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Owen Moore |

version of the indispensible tri-|

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4 and
Srd Aves

Box 16-——ist Ave., between 8th and
9th Sts. (Knox Hotel.) }

Bor 17--1st Ave. and 7th St. (Cen
tral Hotel.)

GIRGUIT NO. 2.

Gon 22--3rd Ave. and $rd 8. |
(Post Office.)

Box @8-.3rd Ave. and MeBride 8t

Box 24--1st Ave. and McBride st. 7)

Box 25-2nd Ave. and @nd St.

Box 26--2nd Ave. and 6th St

Box 27-6. T. P.

CIRCUIT NO. 3.

Box 315th Ave. and Fulton 81.

Box 32--Borden and Taylor Sts.

Box 34—-7th Ave. and Fulton St.

Box 36-0th Ave. and Comox Ave. i

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Woodside.

Mr.

Northward!

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neath prone, a
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wwn, unloved by

Form the South

R.
Stewart, C. F.

Frizzel. KE.
Tom!
Sharpe,
Miss Grant,
Rev,

Hull,
Mrs

We will sell st

Examining Our Resources

Mr. Il. MacLean and & Tracy
came in on yesterday train af
ter visiting me inds they
hold in the Kitsumkalaum Valle
They have a numbe if men
quietly at work the property
and will make ¢ iderable de
velopments in order to determine
its value. From present indica
tions it appears to be of a semi
anthracite quality if not indeed
the real article.

Mr. McLean is a wel wn
Vancouver busine man | has
several interests in U } ality

Col. Tracy is a rer
of many years’ ¢ hav
ing been city f Van
couver for 14 yea ind a like

London, Ont
CE OF THE NORTH”

ever Northward!

journey, journey on

blue blue fijord
at the | iow cna

d mountain ran

yr ages has la

lone and
1 giant who fain
time away

p his
to thus remau

the cities’ d
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the
ince

Mr

passengers arriving
rt this morn
O'Neil, J.
ick,. Mrs. Knight, Miss
Taylor, W. N. Kelly
Sampson, J
berts, Mra
Mr. and
Brown,
Mrs

Thape
and Mrs

Mrs. EK. Ro
V. Reeves,
Murray, FE. M.
inson, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs.
D. Simth, Mrs.-A
and Mrs. Wynone, Mr
G. Keith, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. H. Caro-
Wright and
Mr. and
Johnson,

Ww.

J. Knox
and Mrs
Mr.

Girier
and Mrs
Elliott, Rev. J,

NOTICE

ck in the B. C

Sharpe,

FRESH

VEGETABLES

FROM SKEENA piver

Parsley, Oy

bunch
Cauliflower
Green Peas, |
| Spinach, per
i@ Cabbage, per
Turnips, per

Special prices o,
orders for hotel
Try Them. They
fresh from the
on every tra

LYNCH BROS,

DEPARTMENT STORE
Phone No. 2

large
etc

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CORSETS MADE To
MEASURE

Corsets that ladies

can absol

rely —_ for average and cn

Stout Agures at moderate prices
All Kinds of repairs neat uy

done

MRS. 8S. LANDO
719 Second Ave Phone a7
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SUMMER EXOURSIONS From

 

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MONTREAL and retur 1
TORONTO and returr "ee
ST. PAUL and returt
CHICAGO and retort 108.
NEW YORK and rewr 144.50 |]
Other points correspondingly toy.
Effective June iat Pinal retan

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Princess Alice
Princess Beatrice southbound
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DOMINION NURSERY &
ORCHARDS CO.
Dealers in Feed of all kinds

Mall orders promptly attended to

808 Third Ave.

1914 Spring
Seeds

AND

FLOWER SEEDS
Agente for

FEED A OPECIALTY

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1730

Phone

48

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change lots
Stock,
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Vancouver, B

KELIABLE BROKERS WANTED,--Noehren-
Mannix Petroleum

ial Liabii

Leases surrounding Mobarch in Calgary
Oll Flelds, which has struck Diack crude

oll Well financed. Good literature
Strong board of directors, who are all
successful business men, DAILLING

CONTRACTED FOR and WILL START AT
Opening price low, Hapid

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Certain €
ences to

particulars wire or write, giving te

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Alberat,

MISCELLANEOUS
TOLEN ‘ pair of gold cuff-links toittal
ed “J Return to Room 26, Em

press Hviel
asked

Gas work boat,

interest

FOR RENT

100M for rent; modern con

$8 per month Phone 154.
166u

FCR SALE

Ninth Avenue, Lot 23, Block

5, $1,200; 8200 cash,
ed. Write A. Matthews,
eet, Vancouver, B.¢

bal
1980
175-7

will trade for property, 30
launch, new 8 b.p. engine,
in ood ceca” aber Deity
pp. Ox a
ated

WANTED!

50 ft. or more
Will ex-
in Bellingham, Nicola Coal
in townsite on Kettle
ay. Write 2411 Stephens St,

Cc, 162-168

Limited, (Non-Per-

ity) $1,000,000 corporation

Hise
” reservations and further
H. Leonard Humphreys,

wnix Petroleum, Limited, 92-

PRINCE RUPERT BOAT
HOUSE

Boats and Launches

for hire. Gasoline for sa

PHONE FED 391
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“DON'T”

Don't trust the future “for
something to turn up” &
provide for your old age
The Home for the Aged ant
other institutions are full
people who intended to, du
didn’t take out an Endow
ment Policy when they wert]
young.

The Excelsior Life insu-f}
ance Company issues EM
dowments maturing at 4”
age desired. For ful! pare
ticulars call or write

DISTRICT AGENTS

KISSICK, EDWARDS &
KISSICK

Phone 19 221 Sixth Sf

To Rent

FOUR ROOMED FLAT
WITH BATH, $25

FOUR ROOMED HOUSE
ON TAYLOR ST.
$20.00

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163-168