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We Cannot Control the Law | Prince nurenrannives. THE Lonter ypckr’s DEFAUL'

of Su ly and Demand and thus secure tea at The following were amongst thr : ‘ n
a fix pee, but we can and will control the (4.0) .j4..  passenwers on tn Se ae
QUALI Prince Rupert, the first G. T. P ~~

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boat to arrive on the new sched yult.” says the fina il t we 5
ule, at 6:30 this morning: ' Daily Ma n spite of |
Mrs. F. BE. Reynolds, E. Brow that a settlement | SHOE Iai td ek
RnR. G. Makine, R. Taylor, J. H i t of arrangement. D
Kenny, T. Shadown and son, ss many of these small (al , ee ail
' palities have be ,

Dow, R. Horie, Mr. Abe, Aki nunicips

For 23 years the Standard of Excellence in teas [yaisaueni, Mrs. Brown, Mrs |» their borrowings, but thy
has been yeSALADA and come what may, it shall |Shirteliff, H. Rickleson, H, Galla is rendered easy for th

     

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never deviate from that standard. BSt =i gher, Mr. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Ag-| financiers, to whose profit it | q .
- ae 2 Mrs. Dockrill, Mrs. White-|they sh 7 - 7 we tor |
: side, Mr. Aldridge, W. Richard-|- i eae a
3 son, R. George, C. G. McLear i these exceptiona |
till, J. C. Johnston, Mr. MeGin-| any case, we a Pheer ae peonantese Dainty Garments—Fine Linen—
| Mrs. Christian went south this/pus, } , } ator in! cipality hanging ab
CLASSIFIED ADS. jaus, Mr. Foster, Miss Johnston. | akan These are surely worth your
; morning. )8. B. Johnston, F. A. Burgiss, J.| eraul
| ' es lm, Rell, . W. Lisee. Mre. Jenson. | best care and the use of noth- \ ee
4 ae | Mrs. Morton left for Smithers} p ariand, E. Leland, A. Good-| YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL. ing but the soap that cannot 2
cited nionstonetiaiaiie ——__—__—— {this morning. win, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Conn: _ hurt the finest fabric— 3 |
LOST—Gold brooch, yesterday afternoon, » ¢-9 ; . : Northwestern League. , : : .
between Hospital and Second Avenue George H. Rull left for the R. M. Johnston, Mr. McLeod, A Vancouver, 7° Aberdes ‘ Here’s the Sunlight way: /
ee ee Ore aad this mo Houde, A. Jockney, J. R. Mitchel ae First, soap the garment; then roll ?
to Steen, 834 Second Ave 133-86 |South this morning. T. V. E. Patte ur. B , Seattle, 8; Ta 1 f } ' :
. ee - ¥. S. Patterson, Mr. Brown, . aaa hes Williaa it up tosoak. After a while, rinse
WANTED D. H. Morrison left for Vancou-|2- Ross, C. E. Ross, Mrs. Kirk- i i es sca well and the dirt practically drops
a me Prince & t jwood, Mr. Henderson, Mr. Bax — ae out. No wearisome scrubbing,
WANTED—By single gentleman, board|‘°? On the Prince Rupert. Boston, 3: Pittebare, 7 ’ aa
cad fia ell ? plane. Privat — iter, Miss Baxter, T. Dyde, H. ( no hurtful rubbing—the gentle
d roo ith use rf pi : . | i if y i
family preferred tf. Miss Grassey left for her old| Veal, L. McCaldish, A. McCready, i ; *"y" " strength of Sunlight mos
WANTED—Competent nurse for tW©lhome in the East this morning. | Mrs. Wilson and two children and| New York, 1° “ ailmos om ou
children. Apply Box 112, News. tf. . 6 © | Mrs and Mites Mathews Philadelphia, 4; Chicag ; f effort anc en-
WANTED—Servant girl for housework. = . ; are & nnings . tirely without
; : Colonel MeSpadden left for! i . ae
Apply Box 110, Daily News. Ww. cs A scan League injury.
— Vancouver on the Rupert this FOOTBALL. mer gue. ‘ Try one cahe— |
i St. Louis, 1; Washington, 4 ‘ cake aii
FOR SALE morning. , ee : you'll find it’s ih
FOR SALE—Gas launch; 27 feet Jong, half oe . Football seems to have come to, “'!'Caeo, fe; . hind to the \ ae)
cabin, half canopy top; with di five | uality, satisfaction and econ-| ; Cleveland, 2: Philadelphia \
saupeten neevs a an Will | ’ | stay in Prince Rupert, for at last sis ae cde dll At all grocers hands, too. 135 y
ell heap Owner leaving city Phe aot omy. New Ww ellington Coal. | rhe th th ‘ Dx it, 15; Bostor
Blue 69  494-35/Phone 146. ones, [nights game the gathering of Coast League.
FOR SALE—White Leghorn Rooster. Ap- | -F.9 spectators was larger than at any San Francisco, 7; Oakland, 9
ply 827 Summit Ave tf. | rhe train which came in lastiprevious game this season, with Los Angeles, 0: Venice, 2.
FOR SALE—Combined restaurant and/ night carried a standard dining| sp, ee . , sie Salt ke. O: Portland. 5 ‘
rooming house; 14 sleeping rooms. Ap-| : : the fair sex indeed well repre- alt La ii ee: ae Sines
ply McCaffery, Gibbons & Doyle. tf. | 4. sented. The contesting teams |= e
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jwere the Sons of England and
Regiment, who had already met in
a friendly game, when the result
was a one-goal draw. The sol-
\ liers, however, made a better ap-

FOR SALE—Furniture of four rooms com- ‘
plete. Cost $1,000.00 What offers? Mr. Craddock, representing

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Apply Box 106, Daily News. tf. | ie ant Explosives, returned from

last night.
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TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND aLb}| Mr. McGinnis, engineer of the) LIGHT .
M I instru. | hie niin tiaiaiiile einen pearance last night, and always NATURAL
usica -' Dolly Varden property, came in on| eet COLOR
seemed the more likely winners end «TASTE of

   

ments repaired. | the Rupert this morning.
Bows rehaired. The | 7) 2 i
Prince Rupert Me-| Since the Langemarck fight,|PTostess and Cunningham, from
sic Store, 345 srajour boys have been christened|!¢ft back position, gave them the
Ave w.|°The Never-Budge Canadians.” |'ead with a long shot which de-
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ee ae jceived the English keeper, whi

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W. Smith and Mike | shortly afterwards Atcheson made

i Shad he ell known railroad|desperate efforts to reduce

PERHANGING vs : well know a * i x ; s J ‘ tue
KALSO itractors, came in last night/leeway, but wi ardiey missing
AIN MINING from Prince George. Ifrom the haifback line the for-
° TING | _ | wards did not get the

FRESH RICH
CREAM, and is
much superior
to the old-fash-
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milk for the
table and cook-
ing. 'T HAS
THE NATURAL FLAVOR
The recent Government
report gave B. C. Milk
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4. B. Clabon, the well known lsup ort, and their attacks were al!
F. G. ROBERTS ; apa, Pgte ' — 7.
06 Geer fas. . © Bex O88 ning man, came in on the Ru-|to no purpose. The Regimental BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC oe
jpert this morning and left on es Weed unlike their opponents, |< LUMP ,
sil train for the Interior. jalways lookeddangerous when they
. eh 3 |e yt to the English end, and Long. C O A :
Mrs. Frank Dockrill and chil-} |who had been forcing the game to $9.50 per Ton — Cash on
A. E. WRIGHT }dren, accompanied by Mrs. White-/aq burs mn
. advantage, burst through on his Delivery
a and Dominion side, came in on the Rupert and/own and gave the English keeper Money Back If Not S»‘is-
and Surveyor proceeded to Telkwa on the train.|no chance with a fast shot, while, factory
Surveying and Engineering * = |from a good pass from the left, A
| Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Agnew, ofihe landed the soldiers’ fourth UNION TR NSFER C0
P. 0. Box 10 Phone 85 3 | é ee a TY
Victoria, came in on the Rupert} goai st th 333 2nd Ave. Phone 36
Fourth St jgoal, ju ree minutes later,
this morning and will visit with’ which enabled the Regiment to/| ~~ ee —_
x ae Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McIntosh for jeross over at half-time leading by .
a time. if uur goals to nil. ican
FOR RENT) © ® wets with vsons ott cesta FOR TAXI
she a se e .
R re ie si a = been second haif display against the
anager [0 nio 2 neercemeOE
LL manage! r the » - yw at Drydock, the English supporters
Hazelton, came in on last night's
Summer Cottages At Terrace - , ae ast night's | vere still hopeful, and when Sid G
train and left for the South on |
fa 4 , th the |Hardy secured a brace of wel! one |
' : Prince Rupert. = aay vo
Five-Room Cottage, with iat jtaken parts they were in high/?|
heater, Majestic range, wa- er |spirits. However, they never oad
t t , t th Mrs. Jack Kelly and family left eemed to settle to a methodical
er connections, bath, gar- : é seeme ’ > to odice
for Victoria on the Venture last | Stand - Hotel Rupert
den and lawn-—-$20.00 per Mr. Kel ,|same. too much long punting be-
night. Mr. Kelly is . :
month. y is @ member of ing the feature of their play, and
i the 48th Battalion, in camp at * . doetindiiines soahibls 7
Same house furnished— : : when Garnet failed to convert a |
The Willows. . rr : LAND NOTICES
$25.00 per month. i ee penalty kick defeat seemed await- ee
New 4-Room Cottage. cab- i E as jing them. Nothing daunted, they Skeena Land District
be rhe Retail Merchants” Assoc ia-| still tried hard, but the sold Queen Charlotte Islands Land District
inet kitchen, water inside, $)ii\,, at a meeting last night, | ¢ hard, but the soldiers Graham Island
blinds and screens furnished snimousiy endorsed the action|*** Stvine nothing away, being| TAKE NOTICE that I, Grant Thorburn. |
ee ee eee | determinec ‘ o nite ‘ of Prince Rupert, hotel man, intend 1 ||
—$15.00 per month. f the Agricultural Association in| pment Sane hele. lead apply to the Chief Commissioner of lands |
Two-Room .Houses .fur- deciding to hold an exhibition as Towards the finish the referee|tor the Province of British Columbia for | 1]
iohex , ihad to r > one eng @ license to prospect for coal and pe | >
nished $10.00 per month. isual this year. i et © order ne of the English troleum Starting at a post planted tw Absolute Flower il
All have sidewalks. oo ae j}players off the fleld, and now their | mites west of the northwest corner of Se | Purity Fragrance 1]
oun There is to be a meeting of the|hopes were shattered, and when | iim © Townsmip 9: thence east 80 chains; | P table oils are the | Natural fl tractsgive |I]|
. es : ence south 80 chains; thence west 8 ure vegetable oils are the aturalflowerextr4 i]
GEO. LITTLE, Terrace. iF wotball Referees’ Association in| ithe final ‘whistle went they had Geek mene art , chains to point base of Baby’s Own soap. | to Baby's Own Soap
sane a nae —— the St. Andrew's Hall tonight at to pouire defated by 4 goals to 2. lhc mene ent; containing 640 acres It promotes skin health and clinging fragrance
MAJESTIC THEATRE. 5 p. m., when anyorie desirous of| W. E, - Smith handled the! perea ime son Gay of March, 1915, at| prevents skin troubles. makes its use so p!
hecoming a rewular league referee | same with entire satisfac +) | the northwest corne }
becoming a regular league referee | same entire satisfaction ts | the northwest corn Ree BABY’S OWN SOAP IS WELL WORTH RUNNING FOK
1 ght and tomorrow The | *20U!ld be in attendance everyone. 119-140 Samuel Horner, Agent In the interest of your skin, send for some now, Sold everyw®
M ; ; . . . —_ ——————— -——_—_—____- +. ALBERT GOAPS, LIMITED, Mras MONTREAL ’ i
Ajes shows 4 inher install. ‘. . Skeena Land District ' —_
Miss Me os f Se
cape . cs , McInt h, of Seattle, at THE WEATHER. Queen Chaslotte Islands Land District |
ne : a \ pPeCh-i specialist in Scalp Treatment, Graham Island | a
heim's masterpiece is holding the|Massage, Manicuring, Shampoo- 5 a. m., June 10, 1945. TAKE NOTICE that I, Samuel Horner
of Vancouver, prospector, intend to app!
nieresat of ti ; : r an airdress » | Barometer 30.2% , : ’ ae.8 apply |
interes f the publi In addi- | ing an : Hairdr ing is in the | ER 30.224] the Chief Commissioner of Lands a mother our cough
tion, there w be 1.000 feet of | ity For appeintments, phone|Max. temp. ............. 60.0 the Province of British Columbia for a li on’ mere y S
ion il : i cense Ww prospect for coal and le
“aay Miu 2 : ’ 4, and petroleum '
An ited Weekly film, showing Red 04 tf. be MOMP. «+ eer eeseeeees 10.0 Starting at & post planted two miles ween | Mathieu's Syrup of Tar and Cod Liver . ‘
e ee F. W. Dowling, Observer. af the southwest corner of Section 7 CURE IT ——promptly arresis coughing, but thanks to " }
the latest war and world news. SKIMMED MILK 5c per quart ce Township 9; thence east 80 chains; thence strengthening properties it > 7h Wi ;
: ee — ee ee north $0 chains; thence west 80 chains;/ the cold and thus effects a permanentcure, It is this quality co
rhe Barnstormers ® partion. BUTTERMILK 0c per quart, two rhe Macdonald, the Grand] ence south 80 chains to voint of com it the largest sale of any cough and cold remedy in Canada.
larly clever farce medy, and/quarts for 15 ¢. Delivered to any | ink Pacifle’s palatial hotel at menos containing 640 acres, more or | sc, lange bottles, everywhere.
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Phe New ¢ s, & roaring cCom-/part of the city—Prince Rupert imonton, is to be opened on Dated the 16th day of March, 1915 at} J. L. MATHIEU CO, Prop, SHERBROOKE, P.Q. ‘
edy featuring Alkali lke. | Dairy Phone Green 252 tf July i the southwest corner If pour cold te fevered Math + Nervine Powders the wuaderful bendashe, os 4 ~
. 112-140 SAMUEL HORNEA pa Sispel Me ever a chase the pain from bead, beck sad Bete
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