1
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Shaped
in
the
knitting
without
teams
You
in
wear
of
Sponge.
ONCE
Mall
INSIST
THAT
IT
IS
Fraser
Vallev
ICE
CREAM
The
Height
of
Purity
For
the
WARM
DAYS
Swimming
Suits.
Summer
Underwear,
("Viking"
Union
Suits,
etc.,
Hats
and
Caps.
Sacks
in
all
weights.
Dress
and
Work
Shirts.
The
Latest
Styles
In
Summer
Suitings.
Orders
Taken
for
Made-to-
Mcarfure
Suits.
OILSKINS
"Prince
Huperl"
Brand.
Homo
Manufacture.
Thor
Johnson
Next
to
Post
Office.
Dr,
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
9
to
6.
Phone
686.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
FurnUure
Moving.
,UMJN
tUAL
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
in
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Go
..
Phone
68.
Mercury
POINTED
HEEL
Pare
Sitt
HOSE
WITH
GARTER
TOP.
will
find
them
satisfactory
and
a
perfect
fit.
In
colors
While,
Muck,
Brown
und
Specially
Priced,
at,
per
pair
$2.50
WORN
ALWAYS
WORN.
Orders
Promptly
Filled.
Phone
9.
BASEBALL
SCORES
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
American
League
Detroit
7,
St.
Louts
3.
Boston
I,
Washington
2.
Chicago
.1-5,
Cleveland
1-1.
National
League
ite
Cincinnati
3,
Pittsburg
L
St.
Louis
2,
Chicago
3.
.New
York
3-0,
Huston
2-1.
Brooklyn
10-2,
Philadelphia,
1-0.
Coast
League
Vernon
3.
Seattle
5.
Sac
ram
en
lo
0,
Los
Angeles
to,
Oakland
7,
Portland
1.
Salt
Lake
1,
San
Francisco
3.
MONDAY'S
GAMES
American
Leaaue
Philadelphia
4,
Boston
7.
Chicago
-,
SI.
Louis
7.
Washington
I,
New
York
13.
National
League
Cincinnati
0,
Chicago
8.
SI.
Louis
i,
Piltsljurg
1.
New
York
1,
Philadelphia
1.
Several
local
school
teachers
sailed
last
nisht
on
the
Prince
M.
(Corge
for
the
soulti
where
J
hey
will
sei
i
nd
the
vacation.
Among
tlieiu
were
Misses
Scolt.
McLeod,
Mills
and
Marcellus,
Arriving
Friday
As
Monday
will
be
a
public
holiday
there
will
be
a
big
demand
for
Green
Stuff
over
the
week-end.
Wc
have
,a
complele
slock
arriving
Friday.
New
Potatoes,
6
lb.
for
25c.
Head
Lettuce,
2
for
25c.
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
per
lb.
40c.
New
Green
Peas,
2
lb.
for
35c.
Cauliflower,
35c
and
40c.
Rhubarb,
5
lb.
for
25c.
Green
Onions,
3
for
10c.
New
Carrots,
5c
per
bunch.
New
Beets,
5c
per
bunch.
Canlcloupcs,
Watermelons,
Strawberries",
plums,
Cher-lies,
Peaches,
Apricots,
Cucumbers,
etc.,
at
lowest
market
prices.
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Rupert
Table
Supply
Phones
211-212.
3
TVlmreDolitTly'
Compared
with
ordinary
$ied
piano
For'
tlio
email
apartment
or
cramped
living
room,
the
DOHERTY
8MALL
PIANO
will
be
a
favorite.
Quality
and
tone
have
not
been
sacrificed
for
compactness.
For
Rent,
only
$7
per
month.
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
MOOSE
PICNIC
WAS
PERFECT
SUCCESS
Six
Hundred
Persons
Were
Quests
of
Lodgemen
at
Tugwell
Island
Sunday
Approximately
GOO
people
were
guests
of
the
Moose
at
the
picnit
jon.
Tugwell
Island
on
Sunday.
iTIie
weather
was
ideal
and
the
children
especially
had
a
glorious
jlinie.
There
were
all
sorts
of
refreshments
forthem
hut
what
they
seemed
to
enjoy
most
was
the
bathing
beach.
In
the
late
afternoon
the
sports
wero
heH
(Willi
the
following
results
dirts'
Races
j
7
and
under
Kalherine
Kast-
inau,
ingreu
noioerg.
(0
and
under
Hose
Wesch.
Jessie
Martin.
11
and
under
Mary
Long,
Bessie
Derry.
Boys'
Races
7
and
under
Donald
Amey,
Isidor
Lipsett.
1(1
ami
under
Hoy
Morrison,
Waller
Johnson.
1
1
and
under
llenry
Heilbron-uer,
Jack
Hawthorne.
Ladies'
Itace
Marie
Michaloff,
Mrs.
(i.
Elkins.
Men's
llace
Kddio
Craggs,
Kenneth
Meacher.
Kicking
Football
Ladies
Mrs.
Kastnian,
Ml!
llenaud.
Men's
l'.ildie
Craggs,
Jack
Judge.
Throwing
Baseball
Ladies
Mary
Long,
Marguer
Casey.'
Men's
Kenneth
Meagher,
Dido
urvich.
In
the
tug-of-war
the
Moof-e
asily
defeated
a
picked
team
of
the
guests.
In
the
tug-of-war
contest
be
tween
the
married
and
the
single
adies.
the
latter
inn
away
with
the
rope.
On
the
winning
team
were
Gertrude
Anderson.
Kmina
unynings,
Iwirraine
Brurhu,
Ag
nes
iversou
Susanne
i.anorte.
ruth
Dutlon,
Marguerite
Casey,
Maud
Viereck,
and
Oracie
Crate.
The
fishermen
gave
unstinted
aiil
in
transporting
the
merry
makers
to
the
island.
Among
Ihe
boats
which
freely
donated
their
services
were
Mary
M.
hristopher
Capt.
llendrickson
:
fngred
)l..
Chas.
Linmtist:
Ine.
Harold
Ness;
Bosnia
B..
Olier
FRESH
FROM
THE
GARDENS
OF
B.C.
Vegetables
Lettuce,
Celery,
Tomatoes,
Itadishes.
Green
Onions,
Spinach,
Cabbage.
New
Carrots,
Beets
and
Turnips.
Fruit
Strawberries,
Gooseberries,
Pineapple,
Cantelopc,
Cherries,
Apricots,
Peaches
Plums,
Bananas,
Oranges,
Lemons,
and
Grapefruit.
Oji'r
quality
is
good
and
our
prices
arc
right.
F.WJoersch
Phone
13.
P.O.
Box
123.
FRESH
MILK
DAILY
From
Our
Government
Tested
Herd
of
Guernsey
Dairy
Cows.
BETTER
MILK.
BETTER
8ERVICE.
STANDARD
DAIRY
Phone
Black
51.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
Dr.A.H.Bayne
DENTIST
Rooms
4,
5,
6
Helgerson
Block.
Phone
109
Office
Hours,
9
to
6
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
Evenings,
7
to
9
THE
DAILY
NEWS
The
Secret
of
Its
Success
q
THE
SALVATION
ARMY
not
only
believed
that
there
was
hope
for
the
worst,
it
went
after
the
worst
in
the
slum,
in
the
gutter,
in
the
prison
It
is
still
doing
this
all
over
the
world
YOUR
contribution
to
The
SALVATION
ARMY
Annual
SERVICE
APPEAL
is
a
wise
investment
in
practical
Christianity.
Annual
Service
Appeal
Adjutant
Kerr,
financial
;
resentalive
asks
only
that
ho
bo;,..
,'
l(a;k,.
.
,.,.
...,
.uu,
serve
the
community
for
another
year.
tlesner;
(iibson,
Pete
Jensen:
l
osespit.
Chris.
Olson.
D.C.I
Chris.
Wallace;
Minnie
V,
Albert
Johnson;
Lipsrlt,
Capt.
Peterson;!
I
A
X
John
Malson;
Dawn,
Fred.lournaiiienl,
played
at
the
Prince
ad.
Ion.
'
The
last
uf
tin-
picm-cker
!itl
ol
reach
home
until
midnight
'nit
all
a
creed
that
the
outing
was
peifocl
sueces.
Sport
Chat
j
Now
that
the
iMniiiiion
Day
elebration
with
all
its
big
sport
attractions
is
a
mailer
of
his-
lory,
loeal
fans
for
the
nexlllmoy
200.
mouth
or
so
will
have
to
settle
down
once
a.gaiit
lo
the
running!
o(T
of
the
regular
events
as
laid
til
by
Ihe
hasftJall
and
football
associations.
Art)
ox
has
been
here
and
tried
inclusions
with
-
r
he
local
hascU'illcr
and
Ihe
nual
Dominion
Hay
Cup
football
dispute
is
settled
for
auother
twelve
mouths.
The
next
offering
on,
the
Senior
football
program'
I
not
yet
definitely
settled
pending
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
as-
ocialiou
to
be
held
this
week.
Between
now
ami
Ihe
Fair
week
in
September
(he
(iilliuly
Cui
lies
and
!
lie
Stuart'
Shield
benefit
cries
will
be
singed.
Which
will
he
first
is
not
definitely
known
yet
although
it
will
be
in
all
pro
bability
the
Sluart
Sheild
series.
The
next
senior
football
fixture
will
probably
be
on
Friday
night
of
Ibis
week.
The
Junior
'football
league
hows
signs
of
breaking
up
through
the
defcclion
of
Ihe
High
School
leiim.
Tonight
the
Public
School
und
Colls
will
meet
lo
de
cide
Ihe
Ilochester
Shield
issue.
Ihere
una-
be
further
Junior
League
games
this
season
but
the
ownership
of
the
trophy
for
llie'year
will
be
'sell
led
tonight.
As
far
us
Ihe
baseball
leagues
are
concerned,
they
will
now
set
tie
down
lo
Ihe
completing
of
the
season's
fixtures'.
Interest
in
the
Senior
League
Is
pretty
keen
Just
at
present
for
Hie
Sons
of
Can
ada
and
Gil's
are
lied
at
Ihe
tot
of
Ihe
standing
-sheet
with
three
Victories
und
one.
loss
each,
11
ie
victories
all
being
at
the
ex
pensc
of
the
droll?)
which
ha
not
yet
Won
a
game.
The
next
Senior
League
fixture
will
be
on
Thursday
night
between
the
IS
of
Cauadu
and
Grotto.
The
latter
team,
though
not
verj
success
ful
so
lar,
is
noi
ny
any
means
downhearted.
It
was
only
through
misfortune
they
lost
to
(111'
last
week
and
they
figure
their
chances
of
beating
the
Sons
this
week
are
not
very
far
below
par.
Outside
sport
event
for
the
week
are
us
follows:
Tonight
(Tuesday)
Junior
Basebull,
Vhile
Sox
vs.
Scoutn.
Junior
football,
Itocliester
Shield
final,
Public
School
vs.
Colts.
"
Wednesday
-Tfiiii
shooting.
Thursday
Senior
baseball,
Sous
of
Canada
.
Crolto,
Friday
Senior
football,
Junior
baseball,
Falcons
vs.
WliilH
MxT
'
CHIEF
INSPECTOR
OF
FISHERIES
IS
VISITING
DISTRICT
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
inspector
of
fisheries,
arrived
in
the
city
on
Saturday
afternoon
coming
north
from
Vancouver
on
the
Fisheries
Protection
steamer
(iivenchy.
He
is
on
his
first
of.
ficial
trip
to
District
No.
2
since
the
salmon
season
opened
ami
has
been
visiting
cannery
points
along
the
coast
while
mi
Ihe
way'
north.
On
Saturday
afternoon
Illicit
by
train
for
Lakelsc
where
he
will
i!4pect
the-hatchery.
Mrs.
Motherwell
is
accompanying
him
on
the
trip.
,
,
SAILORS
WIN
FOOTBALL
A
football
match
between
it
team.
from
II.
M.S.
Curlew
and
a
local
aggregatlo.il,
played
on
I
lie
Arro-j
polis
Hill
grounds
on
Saturday,
afternoon,
resulted
in
a
win
for"
the
sailors
by
a
score
of
0
lo
;i.
The
game
was
a
good
one
throughout
and
the
sailor
gne
a
splendid
exhibition
of
kicking
j
the
leather
and
proving
themselves
a
Crack
team.
J.
Johnson
and
YV.
Mitchell
scored
for
the
local
side.
.
I
The
Irani
rnpreenling
I'nncej
llunerl
lined
un
as
follows:
0
Hawthorn,
goal;
II.
Mcnue
and
ick
IH,B!MM,
,,
j.
MiU
!,,,
,af
,,a,ks.
IlHlnjlhm.
j.
Johnson,
W.
Mitchell,
Hodkinson
and
Cameron,
forwards.
l
CURLEW
LOST
BILLIARDS
The
results
of
Ihe
billiard
j
Huperl
Billiard
I'arlors
on
Sal-;
unlay
night
between
members
ofj
II.
M.S.
Curlew
and
a
local
(emu
were
as
follows
S.
Simmon
i
Curlew
I
HO,
Col.
Mc.Mordie
(city)
230.
It.
Walerson
Ut,
D.
Brown
200.
J.
Alexander
HO,
W.
K.
Ilul-clini'iin
300.
(I.
Tmer
1
55,
Ceo
Waiish
300.
F.
Tucker
113,
If
II.
Shockley
-'00.
J.
Anderson
117,
(Sen.
Mc-
--
At
Ihe
special
service,
held
hy
Ihe
Salvation
Army
in
Ihe
citadel
on
Sunday
uighl.
('.apt.
Barker,
ut
Prince
George,
who
has
been
transferred
to
Kclrhl-
was
the
preacher
taking
as
.her
text
"Set
Thy
House
in
Or-
der.
Among
oilier
speakers
were
Capt.
McKay,
of
Anyux,
transferred
lo
Juneau,
and
Cap!
Harnett,
ol
Juneau
transferred
to
Prince
George.
Capt.
McKay
and
Mrs,
Coleman
sang
a
duel
eu-j
lilted
"tr
you
are
1
ireil
of
lue
Load
of
your
Sin."
Provincial
Constable
Martin
left
on
Hie
steamer
Prince
Hu
-
perl
on
Saturday
night
for
New
Westminster
having
in
rustody
Davies
of
Anyox
who
was
re
cetilly
brought
lo
the
city
in
a
lemeiiled
condition.
P.1INCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Wednesday,
July
4.
High
5.1
1
a.m.
IM
ft
IH:II
p.m.
18.(1
"
Low
.
1
1
:3l
a.m.
5.3
"
M.T.LEE
The
Ladies'
and
Gentlemen's
Tailor
We
have
Just
enlarged
our
store
lo
make
room
for
our
New
Spring
and
Summer
Slock.
Prices
arc
model
ato.i
Cleaning,
Pressing,
Repairing.
Phone
Red
136.
Next
to
Empire
Office.
Stove
WOOD
Wc
have
Just
received
l
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
Size
cut
to
order.
Also
Kindling
In
Sacks.
For
Prices,
call
Hydeiransfer
Phone
580.
-
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
Phone
376
Tuesday,
July
3,
1923.
The
House
1H
M
of
Quality
L'BBJBBUI
Combined
Pre-lnventory
July
Clearance
-jur
Profit
Sharing
Sale
is
Ihe
greatest
event
in
the
history
of
our
iiierrhainlisiiiK.
Visit
our
different
depart
infill
and
satisfy
yourself.
Kvery
article
it
sacrificed.
Wc
ate
taking
the
lead
and
offering
new
shipment"
of
merchandise
at
Ihe
nnnjiiriieeiiirnl
of
Ihe
seaou-
nut
at
I
lie
end
at
prices
jon
cannot
duplicate
elsewhere-
at
n
clean
up
bargain.
Organdies,
all
Shades,
per
void
80c
Curtain
Scrims,
Fancy
and
Plain,
yards
for
$1.00
Prints,
Chambrays,
Ginghams,
5
ard
for
$1.00
Outing
Footwear
Children's
llliie-lllark
lloay
Duck
Hnl
her
Sole
Oxfonls,
top
grade,
per
air
.
B5c
Barefoot
Sandals,
per
pair
$1.15
Ladles'
Sport
and
Dress
Pumps
Patent.
Black
and
llrnvvn
Kid
and
Brown
Calf
Leathers,
per
pair
$3.85
We
Deliver
to
all
pads
of
Pnnre
Huperl.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
"Outfitters
To
The
Whole
Family."
We
Prepay
Mall
Orders.
Satisfaction
or
Money
Back.
-
,
.
:
,
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Tuesday,
7
and
9
CharleChaptin
The
one
mid
only.
aiMcd
by
Kdna
Piirviaiire
and
.Mack
Swam
in
Ins
great
Heel
Comedy
Sire
a
in
"The
Pilgrim"
Also
KATHERINE
MACDONALD,
the
American
Beauty,
In
"THE
BEAUTIFUL
LIAR
The
Moiiiance
or
a
stenographer
who
jused
as
a
slar.
Admission
50c
and
25c
DRY
MASH
HOPPERS.
a
tin
run
DnVCC
DRINKING
FOUNTS.
CHICK
FOUNT8
AND
FEEDERS.
See
these
new
sanitary
poultry
requisites.
The
Brackman-Ker
PRINCE
RUPERT,
Save
Fuel
W"
Boilr
in
BoitTTn-E
f
I
5
minutes
8
minuter
I
Y
The
Illustration
shows
an
Interesting
test
you
should
try
in
your
own
kitchen.
It
proves
the
superiority
of
good
enameled
ware
for
cooking
purposes.
Take
an
SMP
Enameled
Ware
Sauce
1'an,
and
a
sauce
pan
of
equal
size
made
of
alum
inum,
tin
or
other
metal.
Into
each
pour
a
quart
of
cold
water.
Set
both
sauce
pans
over
the
fire.
The
water
In
the
SMP
Enameled
Ware
Sauce
Pan
will
be
boilins;
merrily
in
about
five
minutes,
while
the
water
in
the
all-metal
sauce
pan
will
come
to
the
boll
in
about
ciht
minutes
three
minutes
longer.
Save
fuel
in
cooking-.
Use
SMPWARE
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Fact
of
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and
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lining.
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War.,
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para
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In.Ma
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with
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Bla.
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-Shut
Metal
Products
co.I-,":
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TORONTO
WINNIPEG
EDMONTON
VANCOUVER
CALOARV
Phone
376
SALE
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ARRIVED!
Complete
New
Stock
of
Priced
VoiTl
20c
Milling
Co.
Ltd
B.C.
in
Cookin
lain
and
a
Htart
of
Stttl"
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hr
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Local
Agent
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
3rd
Ave