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Make
your
reservations
1
1
jC
for'
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Tickets,
Rales
and
Information,
seo
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybliavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
S
t
6.
Phone
086.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointment!.
M.
S.
SING
SPECIAL
DRY
PRESSING
To
July
1.
1
Suit
.
.
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.
75c
Phone
774.
820
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Hox
88.
Prince
Hupert,
1J.G.
Agent
for
Society
Brand
Clothes
Now
showing
Spring
Patterns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
Second
Avenue
EDSON
COAL
Received
few
cars
of
our
Famous
I;dson
Coal.
From
now
on
wc
can
supply
the
same
in
any
quantities.
Call
up
58
for
quick
delivery.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Speclallxe
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
to
the
home.
Phone
Black
216.
P.O.
Box
895.
SONS
OF
CANADA
WINNERS
AGAIN
Beat
Sons
of
England
by
3
to
2
In
Stuart
Shield
Football
Game
Last
Night.
Though
t
lie
Sons
of
Canada
outplayed
the
Sons
of
Kngland
in
lasf
highl's
Stuart
Shield
foot
ball
fixture,
it
was
only
hy
means
of
a
fluke
shortly
hefore
the
eml
of
the
game
(hat
lliey
obtained
victory,
by
a
score
of
3
to
2.
The
Canuek.4
had
the
best
of
it
all
the
way,
except
for
the
flrsl
fifteen
minutes
when
the
Eng
lishmen,
playing
on
the
down
grade,
started
with
a
rush
and
scored
two
goals
before
the
Canadians
got
started.
The
firsf
was
made
by
Dickens
and
the
second
by
Tinker
who
made
an
individual
run
right
through
the
Canadian
defence.
Krskine
opened
the
scoring
for
the
Sons
of
Canada
with
a
shot
(fiat
should
have
been
saved
by
tho
English
goalie.
After
a
long
spell
of
pressure
in
the
second
half,
Warren
was
successful
in
scoring
an
equalizer
for
the
Sons
of
Canada.
The
pressure
was
continued
and
the
Canucks
had
the
co'nlrnl
of
the
play
but
were
unable
to
score.
Five
minutes
before
time,
W.
I.anibie,
in
goal
for
the
Englishmen,
gave
(lie
game
away
with
a
blunder
which
converted
u
cross
by
Marks
between
the
goal
posts
which
he
was
guarding.
Ragged
Game.
The
game
was
ragged
in
places.
Perhaps
the
best
soccer
was
played
by
t
lie
Canadian
for
ward
line,
which,
though
good
in
combination,
showed
weakness
in
finishing.
The
Sons
of
England
might
have
been
able
to
save
the
game
had
they
had
a
more
experienced
goal
keeper.
Tom
Jones
referre.ed.
A.
Clapperton
and
S.
L.
Warrior
were
linesmen
and
the
learns
took
the
field
as
follows:
Sons
of
Canada
S.
Gaw-
thorne;
Vic
Menzies
and
Harry
Menzies;
Eddie
Smith,
.1.
Mit
chell
and
II.
Astoria;
A.
Mitchell,
II.
McDougall,
S.
Krskine,
K.
Warren
and
J.
Marks.
Sons
of
England
W.
Lambie;
II.
Howe
and
Hales;
F.
Hodgkin-
son,
George
Kelsey
and
P.
Cam
eron;
George
Hill,
Jr.,
Munro,
linker,
Dickens
and
George
Shcnlon.
Sport
Chat
Now
that
Gil's
have
withdrawn
from
the
city
baseball
league
and
as
equitable
a
distribution
as
possible
of
I
h
c
players
thus
re
leased
has
been
effected
between
the
Sons
of
Canada
and
Cijlum
bus
Club,
the
second
half
of
the
season
should
be
featured
by
good
evenly
contested
games
and
the
interest
in
the
sport
should
be
enhanced
considerably
as
a
result.
The
first
game
is
sclie
doled
to
take
place
this
evening
and
fans
will
no
doubt
lie
out
in
good
numbers
to
see
how
Things
rurn
out
under
tho
new
arrange-
MACDONALD'S
9
Iiiienl.
Since
the
Gaiiueks
are
ahead
as
a
result
of
the
flrsl
half,
it
may
be
expected
that
the
strength
of
the
disbanded
lobac
conisfs'
leain
will
be
turned
in
the
direcloh
of
I
lie
Columbus
Club.
In
sending
a
football
team
to
Ocean
Falls
next
week,
Prince
Hupert.
is
keeping
faith
in
an
un
dertaking
made
fast
year
by
the
Fair
Hoard
.when,
in
reTurn
for
the
sending
of
a
football
leain
here
from
Ocean
Falls
during
Ex.
hitiilioii
week,
a'
promise
was
given
that
there
would
be,
a
re
turn
engagement
in
Ocean
Falls
this
year.
The
excursion
now
planned
will
mark
the
meeting
this
year
of
Prince
Hupert
and
the
paper
town
in
all.
the
three
sports
of
lacrosse,
baseball
and
soccer.
Plans
of
the
Fair
Hoard
for
Exhibition
week
tills
year
will
undoubtedly
provide
for
a
visit
from
some
sport
aggregation
from
t
he
Falls.
If
is
expected
that
Anyox
and
Ketchikan
will
also
be
represented
here
at
that
lime
and
I
lie
indications
are
that
Hie
inler-to'wn
sport
bill
for
fiie
occasion
will
be
as
interesting
as
any
of
the
past.
PLAYERS
SELECTED
FOR
OCEAN
FALLS
Team
To
Meet
Paper
Makers
In
Two
Game
Series
Next
Week
Chbsen
By
Executive
of
Association.
Die
executive
of
tlie
Prince
RUpert
Football
Association
met
last
night
and
chose
the
following
players
to
make
J
hp.
(rip
to
Ocean
Falls
for
a
twd-game
serifs
with'
the
paper-inakers
on
Augus
II
and
12.
Knox
and
Hunter,
G.W.V.A.,
II.
Hamilton,
Callies;
W.
Murray,
(J.W.V.A.;
.1.
Harris,
Callies;
P.
Cameron,
S.
of
K.;
O.
Cochrane,
Callies;
A.
Mitchell,
McDougall
and
Krskine,
S.
of
C;
Tinker,
S.
of
E.;
Andrews,
Callies,
and
Roberts,
G.W.V.A.
The
schedule
for
I
he
second
half
of
the
competition
for
the
Stuart
Shield
was
set
out
and
will
be
released
by
Ihe
secretary
of
(he
leligufi
in
a
few
days.
It
will
otieii
On
tho
week
of
August
18
after
the.
Ocean
Falls'
games.
PRINCE
GEORGE
IS
ON
600TH
VOYAGE
C.
N.
R
Steamer
Arrived
Here
First
Oh
July
24,
1910,
And
Has
Been
Operated
Steadily
Since.
Today
the
C.
N.
H.
steamer
Prince
George,
Cap).
Harry
Ned-
don,
is
making
her
Onnth
voyage
in
the
coast
service,
after
fourteen
years
of
successful
opera
tion.
Huill
at
Newcastle,
England,
and
arriving
on
this
coast
by
way
of
Cape
Horn,
the
Prince
George
entered
the.
harbor
of
Prince
Rupert
on
her
maiden
voyage.
Her
first
skipper
was
Cfipt.
George
Robertson.
Since
that
time
the
vessel
bus
operated
steadily
In
Hie
local
service
and
has
heed
blessed
wlllf
d
career
thai
has
been
marked
with
few:
accidents,
these
few
being
of
a
minor
nature.
In
the
fall
of
19(1,
the
Prince
George
saw
war
service,
having
been
requisitioned
as
a
liosfplal
ship
for
a
few
months,
while
German
warboats
were
at
large
in
the
Pacific
ocean.
The
present
officers
of
the
Prince'
George
are:
Harry
Ned-den,
captain;
E.
Mabbs,
chi6f
officer;
Alex.
Munro.
chief
engin
eer;
J.
A.'
Crawford,
purser;
Adam
Ramsay,
chief
steward.
LET
THEM
KNOW
IT.
If
you
have
a
thing
to
sell
I.e
the
public
know
it
I
If
its
merits
will
compel,
Advertise
and
show
ill
People
do
riot
often
buy
Things
they-cannot
see
or
try,
Pell
'em
or
they'll
pass
it
by,
Let
the
public
know
it.
If
you
have
a
crop
to
raise,
First
you
have
to
sow
it.
If
you
want
your
trade
io
grow,
Grab
your
horn
arid
blow
ill
H'uyers
ilon'l
have
second
sight,
The
unknown
never
wins
thefi'i,
quite!
'
Hul
you
can
rouse
an
appetite,
If
you
let
them
know
it.
Whim
your
lamp
is
I
rimmed
and
bright..
'
.
It
slmuldn'l
be
concealed.
What
profit-
can-nu'
hope
to
make
.
From
virtues'"
unrevealcd.
.'o
mailer
how
you
may
despair
ill
If
your
goods
have
any
merit,
Men
will
buy
if
you
declare
II,
For
knowledge
makes
'em
yield.
BUILDING
ACTIVITY
Fourteen
Permits
Issued
During
July
Involving
Expenditure
of
544,877
Including
two
churches,
four
new
residences
and
eight
repair
jobs,
building
permits
issued
hy
the
cily
for
the
month
or
July
represented
an
expenditure
of
877.
i
The
permits
were
hs
follows:
A.
MacDonaJd,
repairs
lo
resi
dence
oh
Sixth
Avenue
West,
500.
A.
Hunter,
residence
on
Hays
Cove
Circle,
$2,500.
Presbyterian
Church,
Fourth
Avenue
East,
$23,500.
S.
M.
Johnson,
residence
on
Hays
Cove
Avenuo
and
Eighth
Avenue.
$1,500.
Jean
Johnson,
repairs
lo
build
ing
on
Second
Avenue,
$300.
M.
Shimiizu,
repairs
to
building
on
Eraser
Street,
$700.
School
Hoard,
repairs
to
King
Edward
School,
$727.
M.
T.
Lee,
repairs
lo
residence
on
Mcltride
Street
between
Third
nnd
Fourth
Avenue
lo
be
Used
as
laundry,
$i50.
Atlas
lloiler
Works,
addiliort
lo
building
at
Cow
Hay,
$500'.
tlishop
of
Caledonia
f(r
conv
plefioh
of
Church
of
England,
$10,000.
J.
XareMI,
repairs
In
Royal
lloel,
$100,
.
W.
,
Ia,wrjiurlt.
.
residen.ee
nr(
Viz
Lb15
c
Fine
Git
i
W
For
those
Smokers
who
like
their
tobacco
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
MACDONALD'S
fine
Cut
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
2
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Advertisement
Taken
for
Leaa
than
BOc
WANTED
WANTED.
rFurrilturo
of
every
description,
Highest
.
prices
paid.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange,
Auctioneers.
Phono
C52.
WANTED
Position
as
house
keeper
or
work
with
private
family.
Apply
liox
197,
Daily
News
Office.
182
FOR
OEKT
FOR
RENT
Three
roomed
cot
tage,
furnished;
near
Ilordcn
Street
school.
Apply
818
Summit
Avenue.
Phone
lllack
293.
FOR
RENT.
Two
largo
apart
ments
down
town
near"
Post
'
Oflice.
Apply
Stork's
Hardware.
If
FOR
RENT.
Three
large
house
keeping
rooms,'
furnished
complete.
218
Second
Avenue.
FOR
RENT.
Palmer
House
for
cheap
rales
and
home
Comforts.
Houses
for
rent
also,
tf
FOR
RENT
Four
room,
modern,
heated
apartments.
Apply
Smith
&
Mallett,
Ltd.
tf
FOR
RENT
Modem
apartment,
'furnished.
McCafTery
&
Gibbons,
Ltd.
MODERN
Four
Roomed
Flat
for
rent.
Westenhaver
Hros.
FOR
RENT
Four
room
dwelling.
731
Eraser
Street.
182
1
LOST
LOST
Auto
crank
handle.
Finder
please
return
to
25
Taxi.
FOUND
FOUND.
An
I.O.U.
Owner
car.
have
same
at
Daily
News
oflice
by
proving
ownership
and
paying
for
Ibis
advertisement,
t.f.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR
DRESSMAKING
and
plain
sewing,
phono
27.
Eighth
Avenue
East
Section
7,
$1,000.
F.
Fugimolo,
residence
oh
Al-
lin
Avenue,
Weslview,.
$2,500.
Helgerson
&
Co.,
repairs
lo
Albert
Illock,
$000.
'
FIRES
FOR
MONTH
Department
Responded
to
Three
Alarms
and
Damaae
Is
Estimated
at
Over
$5,000.
The
fire
department
responded
lo
three
alarms
during
tlio
month
of
July,
and
tho
damage
is
estimated
a
something
over
$5,000.
The
most
serious
fire
destroy
ed
a
residence
at
H
1.5
Comox
Avenue,
A
defective
chimney
caused
n
blaze
in
I
lie
residence
of
George
Waiidell,
Fifth
Avenue
East,
rcsultiig
in
$100
damage.
The
accidental
lighting
of
a
match
caused
minor
damage
in
a
residence
on
Heach
Place
oc
cupied
by
Mrs.
Karkle.
WEATHER
REPORT
Maximum
Temperature
During
July
Was
80
and
Sun
Shone
on
Nineteen
Days
Tie
following
weather
report
for
the
month
of
July
was
issdei
this
morning
by
II.
O.
Crew.
Do
minion
meteorologist:
Mean
I
e
nine
ml
lire.
CC.i.
Maximum:
teni'peralure,
80
on
July
25.
Minimum
temperature.
15
on
July
10.
Rainfall,
fi.38
inches.
Sunshine,
152
hours.
Days
on
which
sun
shone,
19
Ol24
if
Imt-l
Fcatu
I
Crrsl
Rriuin
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
One
1921
Oldsmobile
Six,
5
passenger
louring
car;
run
3,000
miles;
just
like
new.
$1,150;
easy
tonus.
Kaien
Garage.
180
FOR
SALE
One
1919
Reo
Six.
7
passenger
louring
car.
$1,000;
in
good
condition;
terms
if
necessary.
Kaien
Garage.
180
FOR
SALE
One
1920
Ford
lonr-
int,'
car;
in
good
mechanical
condition.
$250.00;
make
your
own
terms;
Kaien
Garage.
180
FOR
SALE.
Sixteen
room
room
ing
house
and
store;
all
furnished.
Full
sized
basement
with
new
hot
air
furnace.
Terms
arranged.
This
building
Is
right
in
front
of
tho
Dry
Dock,
929
Ambrose
Avenue,
tf
OR
SALKFivo
acres
on
Law-son
Harbor,
Lewis
Island;
with
dwelling
house,
chicken
houses
and
outhouses
and
large
garden;
price
very
moderate.
Apply
Hox
196,
Daily
News
Of-lli'c.
181
OR
SALE.
Waterfront
lots,
one
and-
two
-acres,
surveyed;
good
anchorage,
Jap
Inlet,
Porcher
Island.
Apply
Hox
194
Daily
News
Office.
FOR
SALE
Ford
Runabout
De
livery;
in
good
running
order;
$200.00
cash.
Also
several
other
good
buys
in
used
cars.
S.
E
Parker,
Ltd.
tf
FOR
SALE-
Two
used
Ford
en
gines;
suitable
for
conversion
for
marine
use.
$50.00
each.
S.
E.
Parker,
Ltd.
FOR
SALE
-Chevrolet
Touring
Car;
overhauled
and
'in
good
condition;
$250.00
cash.
S.
E.
Parker,
Ltd.
PLEASURE
HOAT
FOR
SALE
28
feel
long,
5
foot
beam.
C.
L.
lleindel.
Cold
Storage.
tf
FOR
SALE.
New
and
used
Machinery,
floats
and
Engines.
Northern
Exchange.
tf
fOR
SALE
or
Lease,
Royal
Cafe.
BOARD
AND
ROOM-
HILL
FARM,
TERRACE
-Hoard
and
residence
for
the
holidays.
On
(he
bench
overlooking
town
ami
airy
on
tlio
warm
days.
"
Farm
fare.
Good
cuisine.
Tennis.
Splendid
accomodation
for
children
wilh
playing
field,
etc.
Enilre
charge
of
children
when
desired.
Lanfoi;.'
A
French,
Hill
Farm,
Terrace,
11.
G.
HOARD
and
Room
at
tho
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Post
Olllce,
830
Second
Avon.
Phono
137.
If
AUCTION
SALES.
Ooods
Bought,
Sold
or
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINGS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
and;
Crockery,
Third
Ave.
Phones
Ulack
136
and
Red
442
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
lure
Store.
We
Duy,
Sell
and
Ex
charigo
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
616.
TAXI
'
Taxi
67
Phono
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Gust)
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Night
Stand:
.10SS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Mooker
Block,
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
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