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Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
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your
reservations
for
that
.Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
for
Ticket.!,
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and
Information,
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Typewriters.
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Safes.
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INSURANCE.
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&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
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Rupert,
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
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length.
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or
Day.
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BUY
BOTTLES.
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for
Society
Brand
Clothes
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showing
Spring
Patterns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
Second
Avenue
Seeds
Seeds
Just
arrived,
our
stock
of
Harden
and
Field
Seeds,
Onion
Sets
and
Fertilizer.
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies
Phone
58.
Prince
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Feed
Bo
I
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
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Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
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Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
.Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
to
the
home.
Phone
Black
218.
P.O.
Box
895.
M.
S.
SING
TAILOR,
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
Phone
771.
H20
Third
Avenue
Laundry
Office
P.O.
Ilox
88.
Prince
Rupert,
IJ.C.
Dr.
E.
S.
TA1T
DENTIST.
Helger&on
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
ts
8.
Phone
888.
Open
Evenings
Only
Far
Special
Appointments,
.THI
DAILY
HlWft.
Tuesday,
June
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
V
T'."1
By
George
McManut
dersell,
rf.
err
COLLV
I
TOLD
MA.GCIE
'o
BE
HOME.
EAL?
HOPe.
tne.
DOKT
JT
0
AN
VAlT
cPp
x
Mr
-
J
J'
COLUMBUS
CLUB
DEFEATS
GIL'S
Heavy
Hitting
Started
In
Third
Inning
and
Tobacconists
Bsaten
by
18
to
5
The
Coltunbu
Club
Oil-.
in
last
night's
City
League,
League
.standing
to
dalef
W.
L.
Pel.
of
c
3
o
innn
C.
C
1
2
333
oh
n
2
ono
SWIMMING
TANK
GENERATOR
OF
HEAT
All
Agreed
That
Work
Shall
be
Done
But
Method
'of
Doing
It
Is
Source
of
There
was
a
little
heat
generated
at
the
eiiy
rounril
meeting
last
night
over
Ihe
ipip.slinn
of
Ihe
swimming
pool
which
the
jeity
is
to
run!
met
at
.MH.Iymonf
Park.
A
proposal
had
been
made
by
Alderman
Me.Mordie
lo
save
sev
eral
hundred
dollars
by
ron-
strui'ling
Ihe
tank
in
the
bnllnrn
alongside
the
present
stream.
Alderman
Perry
objeeled
lo
Ihls
and
(uueU
the
engineer
ia
re-
rommemling
ngninsl
il.
He
moved
that
n
former
reeorumen
dation
be
nrrepled.
Alderriwn
MeMordie
objected
lo
this
and
asked
why
the
report
of
the
engineer
had
no!
gone
lo
the
board
of
works.
He
would
like
lo
see
Ihe
report.
The
nmyor"
aked
fur
it
ami
il
developed
that
there
liml
been
only
verbal
report.
Need
of
Haste
BRIER
M
I
II
I
Dr.
Martel's
Female
Fills
Hti
uiittid
natara
Uwoaaada
raaMlut
half
ceaturr.
wmtiit
tu.
buudinr
ap
4
trctbaolar
arxuM.
rrlvna
DaXATKD.
and
fAlvrlTL
MENSTRUATION.
NERVOUSNESS.
BACKACHE.
DIZZINESS,
w.
aodur
roi.
4
nu
SoMaaiyla
SMUiif
Cow
TIN
BOX
with
ear
airnatara.
Drurnau
ifaata.
a
dirart
by
Bail.
ttaia
parka
II
00
EakaarWcaa?
Uii
C-.
71
L
Fnal
St,
l
wowi.
Laa-
uataiarataaf
aa
take
tbr1
weeks
or
a
month
to
defealel'do
the
wort
after
it
was
started.
Alderman
McMordie
took
baseball
came
by
a
score
f
IK
strong
exception
to
RUPERT
GIRLS,
THOUQH
BEATEN
26
TO
8,
PUTTED
GOOD
BASKETBALL
WITH
EASTERNERS.
(continued
from
page
one)
certainly
a
well
set
up
lot
and
in
poundage
undoubtedly
oul
weighed
Ihe
locals.
Fared
will,
n
fllghler
group
of
opponents,
it
was
apparent
that
Ihe
Cleveland
girls
were
not
extending
them
selves
very
hard
bill
they
nhowed
that
I
hoy
were
good
xports
in
spirit
as
well
a
in
practice.
A
picked
team
sent
out
lo
play
for
Ihe
championship
of
Ihe
world,
it
goes
without
saying
that
each
individual
sustained
her
posllion
well.
Caroline
Milehell
worked
hard
and
w.
without
doubt
the
inosi
effective
member
of
the
llo-perl
team.
Myra
Harvey
also
played
creditably
and
Pete
Tre-mayne,
Ihougli
lighler
than
her
opponent,
was
game
and
made
things
trying
for
Ihe
American
girls
whenever
she
was
called
upon.
,
Nellie
Kyr
was
the
outstanding
player
for
Ihe
visitors
and
entered
inlo
Ihe
nlfair
enthusiastically
so
much.
u
that
she
was
ordered
off
Ihe
floor
in
the
third
quarter.
This
young
lady
scored
the
first
basket
of
the
bailie
and
was
responsible
for
eleven
of
Ihe
20
points
made
by
her
side.
CaroT
line
Milehell
made
the
firs
I
for
Itupcrl
after
some
nice
passing
up
Hie
floor
and
made
four
for
the
locals
8.
F.lizabelh
Wageinaker
was
hurl
in
the
first
period
and
Ihe
game
was
held
up
a
few
minute
until
she
returned
lo
the
lloor.
Some
of
the
members
of
the
local
learn
were
visibly
excited
during
the
early
part
of
Ihe
(fame
ami,
as
a
result,
missed
some
chances.
Lineups
and
Scoring
All
Ihe
leu
girl
who
had
been
chosen
lo
represent
Prince
Hu-
perl
got
inlo
Ihe
game
at
var
Alderman
Perry
urged
the
need!
lous
limes,
Myra
llnrvey,
pele
of
haste
in
order
lo
gel
Ihe
lank
Tremayue
ami
Caroline
Mitchell
ready
for
use
Hit
year.
It
would
'playing
all
Ihe
way
through.
The
AW
tiHEti
CONE
TO
RED-
rsow
r:
I
CAM
JUbT
tNEAK
im
With
OUT
MK)rV
railroading
lo
5.
The
team
started
off
evenlyilbe
matter
through
without
Ihe
each
scoring
lliree
ami
two
run
'board
works
having
a
chance.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
-
:
I..
;
I,,.
.I'.
It
ri..
t
a
irrsirriiverjr
III
me
IlfSl
ami
Cec-'"
oistuss
u.
mr
rrorl
ond
inning.
In
tin
third
thejwas
thai
Ihe
tank
would
col
Catholics
pol
their
batting
eyt
.5ri0anl
it
wa
to
le
httilt
on
pro-
'aml
made
a
floek
of
hit
and
Prly
whicli
did
not
helon?
In
the
run
off
Frizzell.
From
then
on
lht
jliiii,Iu,
Chili
CiiuliiuicJ
to
eiimh
on
the
core
sheel
and
fSil'-i
remained
roreIe.i.
It
waf:
a
lx
inninp
?amo.
Howard
Frizzel
,
and
J.
W.
Ilaniiltnn
roripprieJ
the
liatlery
rity.
AMerman
Caey
aio
thntieh?
Ihe
matter
thouM
to
to
tin
b(ard
of
works
to
eonider
the
Iros
ami
enn
ami
then
mme
up
next
week.
'
The
work
of
levelling
the
for
fill"
until
Ihe
fourth
inningtsr"un,
for
f!'"
CI
itb
i.
to
when
Tm
Clarke
wn
brought
-in
iproreed
hut
Ihe
lank
plan
are
from
the
out
field
l
.
replare!"p11
ovpr
tur
a
week
for
further
Frizzell
on.
tin
mound,
llrfrry
''"mi'lTalinti
hy
Ihe
lnanl
of
Astoria
ami
Clrarlie
MeKeowti.lwork''-
A"
are
agreed
that
the
made
up
the
liatlery
for
the
work
"
l
tie
done
hut
the
method
Knishl
of
ColumtitH
-
for
the,'"
der
dixeuosion.
entire
game.
James
MrAleenan
refereed
and
i
"E
lhe
team
look
tin
field
a
f..
iiow:
Columhim
Chili
MrKeown.
e
ill.
Astoria,
p:
II.
Frizzell,
Hi;
L.
Astoria,
2b;
II.
Wendle,
;
T.
Malwr-iin,
.TIT;
A.
ItinTlerliam.
I
If;
Fred
Kenning,
ef;
F.
Newman,
rf:
J.
Atherley,
rf.
Oil.
J.
W.
Hamillon.
c;
11.
Frizzell.
p;
Sidney
ItazzetUone.4,
lb;
(ieorge
Hill,
2h;
A.
A.
on.
f:
V.
Lam
hie.
3h;
torn
Clarke.
If
ami
p:
It.
Frizzell
ef;
M.
Un
A
lb.
80
I
)
r-r
-
y
sh
ji
I
i
I
I
rxv
i
0tE
U
v
J
1
visitors
ucd
all
their
seven
,
inemlwr.
The
.cnte
by
pertol
was
as
follows:
I
?
3
I
Til
Cleveland
rt
7
9
I
ti
Hupert
;
t
2
0
a
The
learns
lined
up
and
cnrrM
as
follows:
Cleveland
sMarie
Haas.
8;
Nel
lie
Kyr.
II;
Elizabeth
Wagemaker
3;
Catherine
MrAleer;
llessie
rMepnleka
Lucille
Sloll,
t;
Lorel-
ta
Summers.
Total
SC.
Prince
Hupert
Caroline
Mil
ehell.
I;
.Myra
llurvey,
S;
AnnieJ
kelly
PHo
Treinaynf,
Alleen
Steyhetis,
2;
Iura
Frizzell,
Margaret
;nihariijtl.i!lian
Lowe
and
Marjorie
I.anealrr.
Visitors
Entertained
The
Knits
arrived
in
the
cPy
n
Ihe
afternoon
Irani.
Follow
ing
their
games-
at
Kdmonton,
they
spent
n
few
days
nt
Jasper
Park
and
passed
through
here
returning
by
way
..f
Ihe
Pacific
Coast.
Last
nlghl
(hey
sailed
for
Vancouver
on'
the
Prince
Hupert.
I
here
was
a
delegation
of
local
basketball
ollicial
at
the
station
to
meet
therii
a
Ihey
arrivisl
and
to
farewell
them
as
they
sailed.
After
the
game
last
night,
(here
was
a
dance
in
their
honor,
music
lieiug
furnished
by
an
orchestra
comprising
A.
A.
Kii'on,
.Miss
St.
Cyr,
Kenny
Hood
and
J.
Prevost.
A
large
number
stayed
over
lo
take
pail
in
Hie
dance
and
avail
thetnHve
of
the
opportunity
of
personally
meeting
the
Visitors.
Accompanying
Ihe
Cleveland
team
on
Iheir
trip
art-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kemeuy
and
little
son.
Mr.
K'emeny
i
their
coach.
The
American
girl
had
an
linnfflrial
hut
live
rooting
squad"
on
hand,
this
consisting
of
a
number
of
young
men
whose
acquaintance
Ihey
had
made
on
Ihe
train
trip
West.
Sport
Chat
The
('.allies
anil
Sons
of
Can
59
H
ada,
known
of
old
as
joint
pur-
,'eyoi-s
of
red
hoi
football,
mcel
tonight
in
Iheir
last
Icautic
gmie
for
Ihe
Mohlev
(!un
iiml
nlv
championshi.
While
the
Sens
have
a
cinch
on
the
league
honors
already,
the
came
should
be
an
attractive
one
not
only
because
of
Ihe
keen
rivalry
Hint
always
exists
between
Ihese
two
i!g
irrigation
but
because
second
place
honors
are
at
slake.
The
Srot
and
Sons
of
Kuglaml
are
now
lied
for
llial
posllion
and,
if
t,e
former
should
win
toninli''s
game,
they
will
be
aln"td
temporarily
al
least
uhjcl
lo
;:.
outcome
of
the
game
between
the
Vels
and
Knglishmen
on
Frinay
night.
Should
Uie
Callies
be
beaten
tonight
and
Ihe
Knglishmen
by
the
Vets
in
the
fir.nl
the
ECONOMY
buy
game,
Ihe
latter
would
go
lo
second
position.
Thus
second,
third
and
cellar
places
have
yl
to
be
sol
I
Iim
in
(he
two
vanies
remaining.
A
Prince
Hupert
resident,
who
illended
a
recenl
lacrosse
ga
ie
al
Ocean
Falls,
says
I
lint
tin'
Prince
Hupert
learn
will
have
.
gel
busy
if
it
a
i
win
Ihe
gruuc
Cfe
(AtSO
IN
PACKAGES
15
&
20t)
Auctioneers.
Phone.
52.
WA.VIF.h.
Ctrl
tw
mother's
help.
Knowledge
of
rMkins(
not
necessary.
I'hone
tot.
137
FOR
SALE
FOH
SALK.-
Speedboat
"Coho."
Length
SH
feet,
beam
5
feel,
wind
shield,
canopy
top
and
curtains,
two
auto
seals
with
seating
rapacity
for
eight
on
ten
persons,
power!
with
18
h
p.
Winlon
Six
engia,
lloch
ignition,
storage
Jwllery.
Has
Paragon
reverse
gear.
Columbia
propeller.
C.
I..
HeiHtlel,
Cdd
Storage.
tf
ItANCII
al
Franroi
Lake
for
Sale.
IS
aeres,
all
feneed;
7
aeres
in
timothy;
remainder
very
light
clearing.
House
IC
by
in,
with
stable.
This
is
one
bitrtbargnln
far
l.00
ertsli.
Apply
in
Krnesl
pnifil.
Oeueral
delivery.
Prinw
llnpert.
H.C.
1
3
FOH
SALF
-Sixteen
room
ronin-ing
bouse
and
store;
nil
furnished.
Full
sized
basement
with
new.
hot
air
funiure.
Terms
arranged.
This
building
is
right
In
front
of
Ihe
lry
Dock.
lzi)
Ambrose
Avenue.
If
FOH
.SALK.
Three
houses,
(mi
of
town
clients
have
Instructed
us
to
dispose
of
well
located
residences.
See
us
for
details,
MeCaffery
(iibboris,
Ltd.
If
1
-
-
-
'
"
FOH
SALK.
Ten-twelve
tons
grade
A
white
potatoes,
cheap.
Prices
on
application.
Arthur
T.
Campbell,
Morieelown,
H.C.
FOH
SALK.--lilulng
Inhle.
dresser,
chairs,
camp
beds,
etc.
Phone
lllack
707
noon
or
evening.
.
137
FOR
SAI.lv.
New
nr.d
used
Machinery,
Moats
id
Hnglne.
Northern
Kxchange.
if
FOH
SALI'..
-
McClary
i-Mnge
In
perfect
condition.
Plume
ll-d
r,!2.
Ill)
arrangitl
lo
lake
plaiv
with
Ocean
Falls
al
llial
place
on
July
I.
I
he
Ocean
Fall
learn
will
be
sclecleil
from
among
Die
lic.l
lalen
of
fering
in
the
paper
town
ami
il
Is
said
that
there
is
sunn'
pretty
good
material
llnye.
There
is
n
two-team
league
consisting
of
the
Paper
Makers
and
Mech'iuio
running
there
now
ami
tbo
rough
edges
are
being
polished
off
into
two
likidy
looking
aggrt
gallons
which
will
give
Ihe
boys
from
this
town
all
they
will
want
lo
contend
with
on
Ihe
occasion
of
Hie
forlhcoming
meeting.
Judging
from
Ihe
crowds
thai
are
al
lending
the
games
in
Aus
tral
Ir.
between
Australian
and
Canadian
soccer
trains,
the
crew
taken
across
Ihe
Pacific
by
.llin-
niy
Adams,
the
veteran
soccerlsl
of
Vancouver
Island,
iniis'l
he
at
tracting
a
good
deal
of
liilerc.st..
Yesterday
s
game,
which
was
won
hy
Ihe
Canadians
over
Ipswich
by
a
score
of
Iwo
lo
nil.
was
wit
nessed
by
five
thousand
persons
Of
the
ten
games
which
Hie
Can
adian,
have
played
since
Iheir
Australian
lour
comiueuceii,
Ihey
have
won
four,
lost
two
ami
drawn
four
so
they
will
be
a
little
ahead
on
Ihe
aggregate
although
Ihey
were
beulcn
lasl
Sal-urday
In
Ihe
first
lest
gnihe
wllh
an
all-slur
Australian
I
TENDERS
WANTED
bA
WAAOCM
:
tell,
c,
I
C'T
TKC
CRPL
or
H-
Del
INTO
TOOOLC
G
In
CU
tmrx
fftrwa
StKt,
!
TKXIiKltS
ar-
invited
by
the
nn-dei
iifii'i.
to
c
in
liv
noon
on
Saturday.
June
It.
I?,
for
the
construction
of
an
addition
lo
the
Inlander
building
on
Sit.
nut
Avenue.
Plans
ami
specifications
may
h'
seen
al
the
Inlander.
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low
-st
or
any
lemWr
not
necessarily
accepted.
Mr.
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The
Inlander.
8:in
Serond
Avenue,
Prtnee
Hupert.
It.C.
BOA
RD
AND
ROOM
HILL
FARM.
TKIlltACK.
Ituant
and
residence
for
the
summer
holidays.
Not
a
convalescent
home,
but
where
anyone
out
of
sorts
will
enmaleiwe.
Ilmue
eMtkiiiK.
Home
grown
vegetables
and
fruits
in
caoti.
Freali
milk
and
home
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butler.
Tennis.
Splendid
accommodation
far
cliitdnm.
with
playing
fields
etc.
Knlln
charge
of
ehlblren
when
d-sirwl.
l'o
save
dia.poinlmetit
make
your
reservation
early.
For
terms,
etc.,
write
Lanfenr
and
French,
Hill
Farm,
Terrace.
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half
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Phone
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