P
ACM
Town
Buy
HURLBUTS
J
Here
H
In
our
children's
department
we
carry
.a
complete
line
of
Hurl-but
Shoes
for
all
occasions.
High
and
low
cut
styles
in
both
'kid
and
calfskin.
We
confidently
recommend
Hurlbuts
as
the
ideal
shoes
for
children.
And,
when
buying
them
here,
you
receive
the
courteous
attention
that
has
won
us
so
many
friends
and
customers.
Family
Shoe
Store
We
Solicit
THE
MANAGEMENT
OF
PROPERTIES
AND
COLLECTION
OF
RENTS
The
Satisfactory
Services
given
others,
Justify
us
In
soliciting
yours
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
fl
ravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
EPSON
COAL
We
enrt
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EOSON
COAL
in
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
58.
HOTEL
HUDSON
773
Seymour
84.
(Near
Hudson
Bay
Btorts),
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
C.
Weslergard,
Manager.
Late
of
Winnipeg,
Brandon
and
Moose
Jaw,
Modern-Flreproof-Central
We
Appreciate
Your
Business.
REDUCE
HIGH
COST
OF
LIVING.
Kliminate
the
draught
around
your
windows
and
use
less
coal.
SEE
OUR
PATENT
WEATHER
STRIP
For
Doors
and
Windows.
(lass
and
Mjrrors
of
alt
kinds.
T.
ROSS
MACKAY.
Phone
Blue
165.
NEW
REX
Cafe
On
Second
Avenue.
The
bet
place
to
eat.
Good
Service,
Nothing
but
the
begt.
Under
New
Management.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
ANYOX
ELKS
BIG
FLAG
DAY
Sports
For
Children
Are
Feature
of
Occasion
at
Smelter
Town
MEMORABLE
OCCASION
(Procession
Headed
by
Kazoo
I
Band
Marches
to
Ball
i
Grounds
j
ANYOX,
Aug.
8
The
"Brother
tHills"
are
nothing
if
not
good
hosts
at
all
times;
but
when
the
occasion
ha
to
do
with
the
wee
brothers
anil
sister.,
they're
a
wee
(tiit
better
than
usual.
On
the
recent
celebration
of
their
annual
j
flag
day
at
Anyox,
there
was
so
lum?
I'M
i
unuone
10
mate
me
nay
a
memorable
one
in
the
lives
or
the
bonnily
decorated
kiddies
who
took
part.
Tlie
weather
was
made
lor
i
lie
occasion,
and
was
warm
timirtli
In
n
1
1
n
Mia
n-
iw
.
1
1
I
dinirj
.
mitlee
J.
Smith,
(i.
Kinraile,
O
Kattray
and
J.
Cloke.
:
Publicity
committee
I!.
Moss
and
Hoht.
Arm,our.
The
Races
Following
is
a
list
of
events
and
winners:
Oirls'
race,
under
-1
years
1,
Dnreen
Harrington;
2,
Mary
Smith.
Boys'
race,
under
i
years
1,
Murray
Roberts;
2,
Douglas
Oill.
i
Oirls'
race,
under
5
1,
Tennie
illaid;
2,
Alva
Johnston.
Hoys'
race,
under
S
I,
Michael
McOjuni;
2,
Hrflie
Coulter.
i
OirlV
race,
under.
8
1,
Dori
ttrigg;
2,
Isabel
Munroe.
Hoys'
race,
under
8
I,
Sidney
Hrown;
2,
Freddie
Calderone.
Oirls'
race,
under
111.
Kdna
llerrin;
2,
Patricia
Q'.Nelll.
j
dloys'
race,
under
11
1,
Willie
Cloke;
2,
Willie
Barclay.
I
Oirls'
race,
under
13
,
Kdna
HerrinJ
2,
Patricia
O'Neill.
j
Jloys'
race,
under
13
I,
Angu'
Morrison;
2,
Willie
pile.
i
noys-
race,
'i.ryears
nnd
over
1,
Hobble
Moffalt;
1
M
COINC,
OVER,
TO
TM-K
TO
MRt
tsMlTH
DON'T
tHX
TO
tNEAK.
acwax
e
A.rv
KEEPING
Willie1
a.is
EXE.
OM
"XOU
whicti
Ihe
big
brothers
dispensed,,.
,
doubly
welcome.
Fruit,
peanut.,'
'
,
,
"
a
ice
cream
ami
coloreil
drinks
in'..
,
ll
uiuniuii
ncic
villl
Jlllll
r-ii
illlll
!
i
i
i
1
1
i
i
i
i
puriuhiMi
in
ui
mi
moil,
which
meant
a
lot,
for
the
youngsters'
limit
is
something
not
yet
eslab-lishd.
Starting
from
the
Elk's
Hall
at
1
p.m.
a
long
line
of
kiddie
dressed
in
Summery
things,
car-
irying
flag'
and
balloons,
and
wearing
caps
of
gaudy
colors,
alf
levents
of
the
Iay
were
staged.
Hefore
the
sport
started.
Rev.
J.
Herdman
told
of
the
object
of
lh'
day's
recognition,
what
it
meant.
:ainl
bow
its
observance
would
be
all
In
Ihe
betterment
of
everybody.
The
flag
was
raised
and
(the
prosrram
provided
for
child-jrpn
only
was
then
commenced
'ami
carried
to
a
conclusion
with-jmit
a
hitch.
Energetic
comntittee
(were
responsible
for
the
great
(success
achieved.
These
com-'mittees
were
as
follows:
J
Chairman
of
committees
JRobert
Armour.
K
Have
a
packet
in
your
9
i
K
pocket
for
ever-ready
B
B
refreshment
9
Be
Aids
digestion.
9
W
AUavs
thirst.
M
Soothes
the
throat.
9
ForQaality,
Flavor
and
3
I
Harclay
1
boys'
needle
and
1,
Jean
Moffat
t
ami
Millie
Cloke;
2,
Alice
Kergin
ami
Lawrenc
Falconer.
Oirls'
potato
race,
under
10
1,
Edna
Jlerrfn;
2,
Patricia
Oirls'
potato
race.
It
and
over
1,
Christina
Nucirh;
2,
Annie
Scott.
Thrrellegged
racei
by"s
under
S
t
ll'.'ll!
.
t
.
Il'-llt
of
which
were
furnished
gratis,
"
'"",r
"""
"
and
headed
by
'1
lie
Elks'
kazoo
!",,"",y
,
'hand,
the-procession
went
to
iL.ZT'n
,,ob',ip
lnfra,t
a,,,,
Jwl
,'
'
hall
grounds,
where
the
big
Refreshment
committee
Chas.
Wing,
J.
Foxley
and
J.
Thompson.
Band
committee
-K.
J.
Waterman,
L
Cranley
and
S.
A.
Down.
Transportation
and
children's
Jprize
commit
lee
A.
W.
Seaon,
J.
Ilalfe
and
O,
Carson.
Dance
committee
II.
Thorley,
A.
Nickercon,
If.
Down,
H.
Sheen,
A.
LaFortune,
II.
Draudson.
Ladies'
baseball
and
dance
commitle
K.
J.
Waternxau
and
J..Cody.
Children's
sports
committee
T.
J.
Kirkwoiwl,
A.
W.
Seal
on
Rev.
J.
II.
fiibson,
J.
Illaney,
J.
Ilalfe,
O.
Carson
and
R.
Armour.
Ladies'
tug-of.war
committee
.Mrs.
J.
T.
Wilson
and
.Mrs.
A
Morton.
'
M'-..t
,
i
'
.
I
1.
i
"-ll.
rin
nun
,tl
milllllll.H
ri)lll-
fSirl'
egg
and
spoon
race,
open
1,
Annie
Humphries;
2,
Stella
Herdman.
Hoys'
sack
race,
under
11
I.
AV.
Barclay;
2,
Sid
Hrown.
Hoys!
sack'race,
over
II
I,
Hobbie
Moffalt;
2,
Jack
Harclay.
Tug-of.war,
girl
v..
boys
I.
Annie
Humphries,
Dorothy
Hansen,
Dorothy
Davi.
Annie
Scott,
Alice
Kergin,
Alice
Hogberg
ami
Christina
Nucich.
Tg-of-war,
Mine
vs.
Heaeh
ladie.'
f,
Heacli,
Mrs.
Stanley.
Miss
It.
Thompson,
Mrs.
Spragg,
Mis
Teabo,
Mrs.
Wenerstron,
Mis
It.
Moffatl
nnd
Mrs.
Shellon.
Skipping
contest,
girl
under
12
Stella
Henlmhn;
2,
WInni.'
Canieitm.
Skipping
contest,
girls
over
13
1,
Peggy
Tlinnipson;
2,
Mvs.
Wenerstrom.
Pie-eating
contest,
boys
under
10
1,
W.'
Harclay;
2,
Fr.lnk
Mikili.
Pop
drinking
contest,
boys
nvr
II
1,
KrneslHarclay;
2,
Cyril
McDonald.
Hun
eating
contest,
girls
under
101,
Inez
Leslie;
2,
Winnie
Ccmerori.
Pop
drinking
contest,
girls
over
II
I,
Annie
Scott;
2r
Dorothy
Hansen.
Shouting
contest,
boys
only--1,
Willie
Harclay.
Shouting
contest,
girls
under
121.
S4ella
Herdman.
High
Jump,
boys
over
12
1,
THl'DAILT
TflWl
Wednesday.
Au.
STTNC
OVER
THERE
UNOER
THE
Ur&RELUV.
T
Ol'
over
'o
LOVE
I
J
iFrelff
TOHEETHM-
r)
IHIIIUiM
jTV
Bobbie
Moffat
t;
2.
V.
Harclay.
I
High
jump,
girls
over
12
1.
Margaret
Marriott;
2,
Inei
Leslie.
Barrel
race,
hoy
over
11
1,
Frank
Anderson;
2,
Jack
Harclay.
Barrel
race,
girl
ovpr
It
I.
Inez
Leslie;
2,
Annie
Scolt.
The
prizes
we're
ilNtrihnlcd
by
Mesilanic
Haffner
and
Coulter.
SMELTER
BEAT
MINE
AGAIN
AT
BASEBALL
Last
Came
at
Anyox
Was
Best
of
Season
Score
2
to
1
ANYO.Y,
Aug.
8.
The
Smelter
ball
team
made
it
two
straight
by
defeating
th
Mine
in
the
lal
game
played
to
date
in
the
Anyox
Baseball
League.
This
gam
wa
probably
the
best
contested
gaice
f
the
season
and
wa
anybody's
fracas
rigbttn
Ihe
finish.
Hie
score
being
three
to
one.
The
Smelter
started
scoring
at
the
very
commencement
of
the
game
and
got
two
of
their
runs
on
their
first
appearance
at
bat.
Both
pitchers
threw
nice
ball,
and
hits
were
not
plentiful.
For-t
i
ii.
fur
the
Smelter,
allowed
the
Mine
four
hits,
three
singles
and
n
two-bagger.
C.
Ferguson
allowed
three
single
ami
two
baggers.
MriKe.ouis:
Inrjin,
six;
Ferguson,
.three.
.,
Both
Cole
nnd
Sherman
did
good
work
in
th-i
field
forthe
rOas.
liters."
l.'mpire--W.
Olsnn;
ba-e
umpire,
C.
Olsen.
Line.
ups:
Smelter
Mnlheson,
Forlin.
Hrown.
McKeown,
Cole,
Loseke.
Sherman,
Sinclair,
Sheen.
'
Mine
Mealey,
fireenwell,
C.
Ferguson.
Anderson,
Corklp.
J.
Fei-gusoit.
Kirk.
Stewart.
Halver-
son.
a-
J
Sport
Chat
J
F.very
arrangement
ha
leen
made
and
all
flint
is
required
now
is
the
presence
of
Ihe
kid
dies
themselves
at
Ihe
F.Ik'
An
nual
Flag
Day
at
ArroMii
Hill
grounds
tomorrow.
F.ven
the
old
AVealher
Man
i
behaving
himself
wonderfully
well
and
if
King
Sol
smiley
tomorrow
like
tie
is
lining
today
that
will
be
all
necessary
lo
make
the
ntTair
an
unqualified
suece.
Patt
Flag
Days
still
linger
as
delightful
ineiiniries
'in
the
iiiinil
of
the
kiddies
and
this
one
promises
In
be
the
best
yet.
There
will
le
fun
and
frolic
for
everyone
both'nld
and
young
tomorrow
from
the
Irnie'the
band
and
clown
lead
the
youthful
merry
lnaker
up
Ihe
hill
in
Ihe
early
afternoon
until
'the
Just
of
rain
is
played
by
the
orchestra
in
Hie
dance
that
i
In
wind
up
Ihe
day.
Bert.
Morgan
says
he
has
200
pounds
of
nuts
mid
two
barrels
of
ice
cream
for
the
ypiingsters.
Benuly
parading"
and
idle
For
Acidity
or
Bile
When
your
stomach
is
upset
Take
Beecham'8
Pills
act
as
a
splendid
tonic
to
the
digestive
organs.
They
remove
acidity
and
fermentation
and
excess
of
bile
from
the
stomach
and
bowels
and
promote
the
secretion
of
the
gastric
juices.
In
thus
correcting
morbid
conditions
and
stimulating
the
digestive
processes
Beecham's
Pills
naturally
have
an
excellent
effect
upon
the
general
health.
If
you
have
lost
your
appetite
or
are
Buffering
from
nausea,
sick
headache,
constipation,
or
giddiness
Beecham's
Sold
verywhtrm
in
box
Pills
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent.
Hesner
apartments.
M.
M.
Stephens.,
FOR
RENT
Housekeeping
rooms
410
Sixth
Avenue
East,
phnne
Blue
217.
tf
MODERN
four
room
flat
for
rent.
Weutenhayer
Bros.
tf
street
flirtations,
heritage
of
Ihe
Spanish
colonial
days,
are
be.
coming
exlincl
pastimes
in
Ar
gentina,
Ihe
South
American
Re
public.
I'he
Uevoliou
given
by
the
Argentine
youlli
lo
ouLdoor
pons
in
the
last
iiecmte,
first
by
Ihe
young-
men
ami
now
in
growing
measure
iiy
lite
young
women,
A
held
accountable
fop
Ihe
change.
About
all
the
out
door
exercise
Argent
ine
young
folks
look
25
years
ago
was
flirt
ing
on
the
streets.
Today
there
is
hardly
a
vacant
lot
In
Buenos
Aire
that
is
not
the
scene
of
some
game
or
other.
Fool
ball,
tennis,
golf,
sculling,
field
sports,
swimming,
basketball,
iioxing
mid
yachting
are
among
the
favorite
sports,
voung
nieii
and
women
participate
alike.
EncouriiKemeiit
of
outdoor
spurt
is
ono
'
of
Ihe
special
.policies
of
President
Alvear,
who
shows
hi
interest
by
kicking
off
at
a
big
football
mulch
and
attending
many
sport
events
while
be'
sets
an
example
as
a
devoted
golfer.
ROOM
AND
BOARD
PALMER
HOUSE.
400
A'veiijie
West.
Phone
Red
Furniftlied
wuiles.
BOARD.
r-
DOAHD.
The
Second
Avenue.
LOST
Inlander,
Tal
07
Phone.
(Call
Oenrgi
or
Oul)
Rots
Brothers.
Five.pasM'nDr
Touring
Car
Prompl
Day
and
Night
Scrvlre.
Stand:
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Grill
Third
Avenue
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SALCS.
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R.
D.
TASSIS,
D.C.
Chiropractor
3rd
Avenue,
-Prm.-e
Rupert.
B.C.
Hours:
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to
I.':
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In
H
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Blue
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reen
136.
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HOTEL
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Holiday
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apply
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Dunn.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
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Thursday
nnd
Saturdays.
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Wednesdays
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n
p,jit
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and
2a.
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Anyox,
Alice
Arm-
Wednesdays
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
Thursdays
h
To
Port
Slmptcn,
Alice
Anyox
and
Arrandale.
Sundays
7
From
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Anyox
and
Arrandale
Tuesdays
To
Stewart
and
PremleiC"
Fridays
g
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7
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Illl
FOR.
SALE
.
FOR
IMMEDIATE
SALE.
One
lltipmohile
motor
car,
five
passenger,
four
cylinder.
1
1
1
8
model.
May
be
examined
a:
uiiy
lime.
Apply
Box
1.11,
Daily
News
Offlce.
JHC
FOR
SALE.
Fruit
sli.re,
oh
Sixth
Street
n
a
going
concern.
Oood
opportunity
for
person
who
can
i'ive
it
their
full
lime.
Apply
Fuller's
Orocery.
If
BAROAIN
for
Cash
If
sdld
Im
mediately,
Lot
(0,
map
007,
Terrace.
Apply
Box
I?2,
Daily
News
Ofllce.
FOR
SALE.
Piano,
dining
room
suite,
rug,
couch,
rocker,
centre,
table,
etc.
Blue
107.
I
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FOR
SALE.
Singer
sewtng
machine,
vood
ns
new.
Cheap.
Phone
Black
(80.
kh
FOR
RCfcT
FOR
RENT
Four
room
furnish
ed
bungalow,-
complete
with
all
modern
conveniences.
Close
in.
Apply
Box
132,
Dally
News
OHicc.
10
RENT
Furnished
room.
with
hot
and
cold
water,
by
day
or
week.
Moderate
rales.
Norfolk
Rooms,
Phone
Black
320.
tf
.Conducted
in
your
home
or
h!
i'Ur
room.
Good
also
sold
on
(omminiiion.
H.
M.
HEMWJflGS,
Auctioneer,
Third
Avenue
(Dei.ny
Allen's
Old
Store)
Phone
black
12fl
and
Green
471,
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Seventh
TRICT
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137.
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bracelet,
on
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around
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please
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no.
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