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Miss Brand returned last nig
: | How he mighty fa ‘ vat at T's
an occasional corrective to insure | _ ae 1 vaca spent a wes
good health and strength. Success (Two successive 5 m tm J ee
is almost immpoasible for the weak |jeague tournament does t 1D de of Smithers, is
and —,, caegenent is not lcate that the Callies are to be the}, his way to Junea
for the sick. Impaired healtW | ponoe to } + with
and serious sicknesses usually |~°"’ : : : Alaska.
begin in deranged conditions of the | 45 they were last yea! wer oS y
stomach, liver, kidneys or bowels. [they have still amy t to make | In the ¢ sby shooting case,
e jamends, but they w yuire tolenes Aasizes yesterday, accused
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place elevens on the ld Wholwas acquitted
will be able to sta i sirain . . *
iLast night's gan betwe the] Mrs ,. B. Williams return
° Callies and Regiment was e of{from a vacation upriver las
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ithe hottest contested e s wit-|night
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1 inéssed on the new ge il ' of ”
‘ ne wor [Rad the Callies not | le-| Frank M. Carpenter, the fan
are recognized all over the wor leptved of-the services ha scriptive writer, arrived
to be the best corrective of troubles |
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of the digestive organs. They tone [back early in the game, they might /Ruj =
the stomach, stimulate the liver, reg- [have recorded the f tial suc-| pa 1 by his daughter
ulate the bowels. They cleanse the |... The first half wae ¢ ly e ¢ @
system, purify the blood and sili tite nae? - : t Allan. of tl
act in the best and safest way ee : ‘7 any ie lie
man or fis vis-a-vis on the Cal- cpa
For Health lie team got very little to do, both |e! irrived last night, with I
defences being stronger that the |* fe and family.
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and Stremgth ws soe ve preston
d - no W for the greater p n of the half. | toss I wh was nare
Largest Sale of Any Medicine in t orld. Sn aadit - ner
Sold everywhere. In boxes, 25 cents With some great headwork as the|With ut ‘ litious languag
—_— I. A tt l at the \ss s yes
iin feature, Smith drove in a;W4@S acqu : :
“ d shot to Yo gmat I the \ day, the y bringing a ve
A. E. WRIGHT ba st tray ed past while f1 mid ct f not guilty with ‘ af g
Provincial and Dominion a free kick Cunningham hit the] - =
Land Surveyor . , ee toewend | Frank Caldwell was a passé |
( ss bar, Dut ie wards spoli-]| :
Surveying and Engineering 3.) foriher « ss from the re-|Ser South this mor ns Un
iRupert 1 a visit to ie 6€6SSan
P. 0. Box 10 Pee Sreeee  rcnsh | peiting* etetee./ fai |
. Oo. . ‘rancises ir. |
There was S¢ ing at half- eS Hae
Fourth Street S. 6.4
sengnee Horace Du Hammell, of Hazel: |
t e incline in their fi r, ‘
or With th : ' h oan iton, who has been in the city at. |
hopes were entertained of a Cal-| |
itending the Assizes, was a pas-
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6“ 9 » victory and judging from th | aie |
Ws isenger on this morning’s train to}
play it certainly looked long od *|the etiam |
CLASSIFIED ADS, f° -8 veins tue voit, Hos | a
j ever, the forwards never seemed) fenry Schaeffer returned from
to be able to force home the ad-/q visit to Portland, Ore., on the
WANTED vantage of their outfield p 8+ | Rupe rt this morning. Mr. Schaef-
WANTED—By single gentleman, boera| UDMNSham Heing vet ssumnbnng lfer will proceed to Ketchikan,
and room with use of piano. Private| block time and again. The wing| where he will manage a dairy for
family preferred. Apply Box 113. u.'men of the Regimental team were | pjs father
Wantee—Cemgeemt« aarte =P 8) i, danweenie and time an _ ,
children. Apply Box 112, News. eg, | 8'WAY langerous, and time and =_ — =
WANTED--Servant girl for housework.|4¢ain they harassed the Callie de- Miss Milligan, who was former- |
Apply Box 110, Daily News. tr. fence, but the pressure was al-|ly the teaching staff in Prince}
FCR SALE |ways relieved to be waged fiercer|R pert, arrived from Pr nce
than ever at the other end, but all|George on last night’s train, and
FOR SALE—Combined restaurant and ; - i . ‘ a
rooming house; 14 sleeping rooms. Ap- | oo SO purl With about f went south this morning to visif
ply McCaffery, Gibbons & Doyle. tf. | teen minutes to go, the Soldiers {he brother, who leaves shortly
FOR SALE—Ffurniture of four rooms com- | we re rewarded for their efforts,|for the front.
plete. Cost $1,000.00 What offers? : ; M
Apply Box 106, Daily News. r,| Be wick going right through to 28
senna Ise ore the only goal of the game Canadian manufacturers are
MUSIC. and givine the Regir t their|making nine milion shells and
TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND aLb)“°CONd victory wilh top position ther munitions.
Musical iInstru-/in the league. With all their sup
ments repetred.|posed record of being poor DON’T ASK THE GROCER
Bows rehaired. The| Sportsmen, the Callies are to be JUST ORDER
Prince Rupert Mu- | complimented for refraining from _
sic Store, 345 8rd) that too usual practice of playing
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Ave. . the one-back game when a man
on ~ jshort. .
APERHANGING a, R. H. Shockley refereed the
KALSOMINING aes
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scntnialietianiaimenasimes
PAINTING HORSES FOR SALE.
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F. G. ROBERTS The City of Prince Rupert, B Ci Don't ask the Grocer if he keeps
14 Dyer Apts. P. ©. Box 642 , . i B, ¢ MILK Just Order It, as all
jpwull fler for sale, by auction, at) up-to-date grocers in B. C. sell
- | Prince Rupert, B. C., on Thursday, | B. C, Milk
TS aamneenneenens | 4 ee USE it in COOKING and BAKING
| the 8th day of July, 1915, at 2 30 | and for daily use whenever PURI
THE IMPERI A I Ip. m.: 19 SWEET, CLEAN MILK is required
} | IT HAS THE NATURAL FLAVOR
| One bay team, geldings, about 26
WATER HEATER COIL 3,000 pounds Got hens... ee ee
utility te ge ears
FOR RANGES AND STOVES poner Sam.” Age St yea |
(Patented 1915) |} One bay gelding, about 1,350} Palace Of Sweets
made 10 meet the demand for | pounds Goad work hoses es
Hot Water instantly and without rrr . BOrse, SInS56 |
additional fuel being used. or double. Age 9 years Tae Gheteess Checks of
One roan gelding, about 1,400 ORANGES, APPLES, BANANAS
. Genet ; }pounds. Good work horse. single | And Other Fruits in Season |
urchasers of any in- |
fringing Stove Coll lay rr double. Age 12 years Fresh Stock of
themselves open to prose- ERNEST A. WOODS. RAMSAY'S, LOWNEY’S AND HOME-
cution equally with the i oi : MADE CHOCOLATES
parties manufacturing or 143-154 City Clerk,
ICE CREAM SODA FOUNTAIN

making same.

 

 

M. P.
the interest of J. H.
NEW WELLINGTON

pany.

 

Now is your chance to get the
best in Hot Water Heating Appli-
ances—

Coll Connected........ $20.00

Coll minus Connections. .$15.00

 

McCaffery has purchased

Rogers in the}

Com-

SPECIAL FRUIT SUNDAES

H. KILLAS, Prop.
Hart Block, 3rd Ave. and Bth Bt.

 

 

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OU will find your washing finished earlier—and better—and
your work will become far easier by using Sunlight Soap,

purifies clothes more quickly and

thoroughly than ordinary soap.

Sunlight is the most efficient Laundry Soap sold on the

Canadian

market today—It is pure beyond compare.

You try Sunlight Soap according to directions, and you'll see

the early

morning

sunlight shining on a line of the whitest

clothes that ever spoke of housewife’s pride.

Sunlight Soap

It’s kind to the hands.
Follow directions.

Sold at all grocers.

A $5,000 guarantee says there
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or impurity in Sunlight Soap.
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SPLENDID SHOW AT
WESTHOLME THEATRE

The The Westholme

last night was heartily enjoyed by

program at

a large audience. rhe two-ree!
feature drama, entitled “Sheep's
Clothing” is a very fine produe-
tion, while “Cutey” as “Chicken!
Inspector” would certainly drive
away the blues.

Special mention should be made |!

of the Hearst-Selig Gazette, show

ing thousands of German and
Austrian prisoners taken by the}
Russians. Charlie Chaplin, in

“The Face on the Barroom Floor,”

was particularly good, while “The
Family Skeleton” and “Cyprus
Logging in Florida” added great-
ly to a very fine program.

The orchestra was up to the
usual high standard, and was
heard to great advantage in thei:
selection from Les Contes

d'Hoffman.’

CHARLES CHAPLIN AT
MAJESTIC THEATRE

The
reel

Majestic has a great two-
Chaplin comedy for tonight

Monday, entitled The
Tramp.” Chaplin is always fun-
The he

than ever,

and in Tramp is fun
nier

“Thumb Prints and Diamonds”

jis just as thrilling as its title sug-

‘Hundred

The Millis
Dollar Bill”
reels of exciting drama,

gests, while

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THE LA CASSE BAKERY

717 Third Avenue

Having decided that Prince Best in

the Bread Line, |

DOMESTIC BREAD

It is made under sanitary conditions, machine mixed,
and at the usual price.

Live having

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Wednesday

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livered to all parts of the City. Try a loaf a
On Saturday, June 19th, We Will
Give 20 Tickets for $1.00. Phone 190
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Don’t Send Money
in a Letter

HEN you send subs-
criptions to magazines,

or order goods out of

town, or pay small
accounts at a distance, do not
place the actual cash in the
envelope. Thousands of dollars
are lost every year through
fire, robbery or mis-direction. 3)
Use the Bank Money Orders, |
issued by this bank. They are
payable in Canada and the |
nited States in any sum up

FOR TAXI
Phone 99

Stand - Hote! Rupert

OOOO CCC SCORE L OL CIEL ETO TT TT ITE

 

THE CRADLE

to fifty dollars.
Their protectéon is well worth their
small cost.

THE BANK OF
British North America

Jonassel Is
he }
Weeat, a

'Mrs. (
Avenue

karly next wee

78 YEARS IN BUSINESS. be started in th \
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS &7,884,000. cold storage plant. 1
PRINCE RUPERT BRANCH jw manager ar

P. MARGETTS, Manager now

 

Your Money Back if tt Dont Suit.

As I own and control the above,
no one can put same in Shall vig
orously prosecute any infringements

HARRY HANSON

Phone 489 P. O. Box 395

 

 

BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC
LUMP

COAL

$9.50 per Ton — Cash on
Delivery

Money Back if Not Satis-
factory

UNION TRANSFER CO.

333 2nd Ave. Phone 36

 

 

 

BLACK WHITE

Whether the Shoes be Black, White or Tan

the Shine that Won't Come Off on the
Lasting. The “Easy-Opening” Box,
THE F. F. DALLEY CO., LTD., BUFFALO, N. ¥., HAMILTON, CAN,

10c,

 

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