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Orders
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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.
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Tickets,
Hates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
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
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length.
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Prince
Hupcrt,
U.G.
Ager.l
for
Society
Brand
Clothes
Now
showing
Spring
Patterns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
Second
Avenue
EDSON
COAL
Received
few
cars
of
our
Famous
Kdson
Goal.
From
now
on
we
can
supply
the
same
in
any
quantities.
Call
up
58
for
quick
delivery.
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Rupert
Feed
Co
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Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
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Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Puro
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
to
the
home.
Phone
Black
218.
P.O.
Box.
885.
ACTIVITIES
AT
THE
ISLANDS
Mill
Still
Running
At
Buckley
Bay
And
Gold
Mining
Goes
On.
I'hat
I
lie
Mussel!
Timber
Co.'s
mill
at
Ruckley
Hay
is
still
working
on
double
shift
sawing
up
lows
already
at
the
chute,
is
the
news
brought
to
the
city
by
pas
sengers
on
the
steamer
Prince
John,
which
arrived
from
the
northern
Queen
Charlotte
Is
land
points
this
morning.
They
tale
that
the
northern
islands
are
in
a
nourishing
condition
and
there
is
quite
a
lot
of
commer
cial
activity
there.
Gold
Mlnl.ng
The
gold
mining
operations
by
the
P.
II.
C.
Mining
Co.
are
go
ing
ahead
and
the
operators
are
very
enthusiastic
over
the
out
look,
and
seem
to
have
plenty
of
faith
in
their
proposition.
There
are
about
twenty
men
working
at
the
smelter,
recently
erected.
and
operations
are
now
beinir
conducted
on
Hose
Spit.
4
Canneries.
The
Wallace
Fisheries
are
preparing
1o
operate
their
'can
nery
at
Woden
Hiver,
and
a
number
of
men
are
already
on
I
lie
ground.
The
crab
and
clam
cannery
at
Tow
Hill,
operated
by
Capt,
Hahington
and
associates,
has
been
closed
down
owing
to
the
closed
season
being
on
for
this
class
of
shell
fish.
The
cannery
will
be
reopened
in
September.
The
Langara
Fishing
iV
Packing
Co.'s
plant
is
running
full
blast
and
2,000
cases
of
empty
salmon
tins
were
landed
by
I
he
Prince
.lolin
on
her
last
trip.
BTIFICATES
GIVEN
ANYOX
PUPILS
FOR
WRITING
EXCELLENCE
ANYOX,
July
23.
U
the
end
of
each
school
year
Mr.
II.
S.
Mc
Lean,
author
of
the
McLean
Writing
Method,
at
present
used
in
the
schools
of
Hrilish
Colum
bia,
has
agreed
to
examine
all
writing
forwarded
to
him,
and
to
award
certificates
where
the
results
are
worthy
of
recogni
lion.
As
the
standard
is
used
in
all
grades
in
the
province,
all
have
the
same
advantage.
Certificates
have
just
come
to
band
for
the
following
Granby
Hay
pupils:
div.
I,
(irade
vtii,
senior
certificates
Annie
Humphreys,
Olive
Selfe,
Grace
Stevens,
Isa
belle
Thompson.
Christian
Mc-
Leod.
Grade
VII
Gunard
Anderson,
Ernest
Harclay,
Honnic
Chapman,
Teresa
Gordon,
George
Johnston,
Annie
McLacliIan,
Hob
ert
MotTall,
Glyn
Owen,
Stanley
Sawrey.
Div.
II,
Grade
VI.
Hose
Cane,
Inez
Leslie,
Dorothy
Davies,
Ida
Vantellini,
Winifred
Wilkinson,
John
Gillies,
Leon
ard
Drown.
Grade
V."
Dorothy
Harr,
Faith
Cameron,
Marjorie
Cloke,
Margaret
Marriott,
Helen
Vincent,
Antonio
Caldcroni,
Rus
sell
McMillan.
Div.
Ill,
Grade
IV
LAHK
1b1b
-
I
iS'UUUlSLM
Beans
cannot
be
better
nor
better
cooked
than
Clark's
Beans
Cantda't
NHonl
Diih.
1
V
Canada
Apvnitd"
ou
nry
tin.
m-i
H
ClABU
IhalM.
MONTH
YANDERHOOF
El
Freddie
Onrilon,
Gilbert
Simp
son,
Dorothy
Waterman,
Edna
Owen,
Kalherine
Morrison,
Lor-
une
OurdiriK,
Agnes
Krusick,
Marion
Sawrey,
Joe
Wah,
.Jimmy
oxley,
Joan
Whelan,
Angus
Harrison,
Isabel
Gillies,
Dora
irigg.
Div.
IV,
tirade
III.
allot
la
Rohertson,
Frances
Kel-
ley,
Hose
Hico.
Grade
11,
Senior.
'rank
Mikili,
Dorothy
Dod.l,
Ileanor
Wilson.
Grade
II,
Jun
ior.
Hosalie
Hooth,
Violet
Vin
cent,
Annie
Dunn,
Div.
IV,
Mine
School,
Grade
III.
Iloryl
Owen,
Anlonetla
Dardessono,
Jean
.eslie,
Audrey
McMillan,
Freddie
ableroni.
Grade
II.
Margaret
onway,
Tommy
Kirkwood,
Mais-)
Evans,
Jack
Wilson,
Helen
Harris,
Frances
Wilkinson,
(Jurenie
Harris,
Dora
Peterson,
Harney
Hallner.
Grade
I.
.John
Martin
HatVner.
Hull
Talbot,
.ouhse
Coulter,
Jack
Talbot,
iordnn
Drown,
Stanley
Snyder,
Mary
Conway,
Andrew
Snyder.
Certificate
of
incorporation
of
the
Neebako
Valley
Co-operative
Kxchaitgo
has
been
issued.
Mrs.
Kdwanfo'
and
Miss
Nora
Walilon,
rf
London,
Out.,
spenl
last
week
end
with
Hoy
and
Mrs.
I'aylor.
Paul
and
Mrs.
Hoor
left
on
Wednesday
last
for
Forsyth,
Montana,
and
raped
In
return
to
this
district
next
spring.
Mr.
Stains
of
Vancouver
is
ex
pected
to
arrive
shortly
for
re
lief
work
at
the
local
branch
of
Ihe
Canadian
Dank
of
Commerce
.
Miss
Margaret
nowm?in
left
for
Vancouver
on
Sunday
night
on
an
extended
visit.
John
Hnskins
returned
home
on
ihursuay
riigni
rrom
a
irip
lo
the
Edmonton
exhibition.
.
Mrs.
Drain
and
her
daughter
Evelyn
have
left
for
Toronto.
A
carload
of
good
grade
dairy
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'CALLIES
WON
i
I
AT
FOOTBALL
Beat
Sons
of
England
In
Third
Match
of
Series
For
Stuart
!
Shield
I
The
Callies
defeated
the
Sons
jof
England
by
a
score
of
5
goals
'to
1
in
the
third
game
of
the
j
Stuart
Shield
series,
held
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
last
night
neiore
a
good
crowd
or
soccer
fans.
Unlh
sides
made
a
tally
in
the
first
half,
Hamilton
for
the
Callies
scoring
one
and
'Dickens
for
the
Sons
scoring
one.
In
the
second
half
Elder
'
and
Wiods
scored
two
each
for
the
Callies.
The
learns
were
fielded
as
follows:
Callies
J.
Campbell,
goal;
Hamilton
and
Williscroft,
backs;
Sims,
Currie
and
Harris,
half
backs;
Hamilton,
Woods,
Elder,
Cochrane
and
Andrews,
forwards.
Sons
of
England
Howe,
goal;
Hales
and
Kelsey,
backs;
Hod-kinson,
Caneron
and
Tinker,
half
backs;
Hill
Jr.,
MathesOn,
Munro,
Dickens
and
Hawthorn,
forwards.
T.
Jones
refereed
the
gam
and
Clapperlon
and
Jirryny
John
son
acted
as
linesmen.
The
Game
The
game
was
a
scrappy
one
throughout
although
the
play
in
the
first
half
was
the
best
part.
Iloth
teams
started
out
at
a
merry
gait
ami
the
play
was
pretty
even.
Good
scoring
opportunities
ivnrn
rtilttoH
liv
llin
fnpt&rnrila
nn
owe,
in
goal
for
the
bons,
lor
Ibe
first
tally
of
the
game.
From
Ihe
centre
the
Sons
got
busy
and
ifler
some
considerable
exchange
of
play
Dickens
successfully
negotiated
the
leather
past
Camp
bell.
The
score
stood
1-1
at
half
time.
In
Ibe
second
half
Ibe
play
was
loo
one-sided
to
afford
any
ex
citement.
A
penally
against
the
cows
arrived
tiere
on
luesuay
one.
wi
course
proiessionuis
in
last,
and
were
distributed
amongjany
line
of
sport
have
to
under-tbe
crearni
shippers
on
easyigo
weeks,
and
sometimes
months,
terms.
The
directors
of
the.
of
arduous
training
and
living
cream'ery
have
now
adopted
this
to
fit
them;
to
engago
in
a
cham-policy
lo
increase
the
volume
of
pion
boul.
On
the
oilier
band
BRIER
Sport
Chat
To
those
who
desire
lo
shine
as
amateur
athletes
in
nny
branch
of
athletics
Ihe
question
of
pro
per
living
is
an
all
Important.
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
2
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Advertisement
Taken
for
Le..
than
50c
if
a
person
.interested
ins
amateur
athletics
will
only
live
up
to
the
simple
rule
of
"tooder.alitin
in
nil
things"
they
will
find
themselves
not
only
more
fit
for
play
but
morn
fit
for
work,
''Over
eating
is
one
of
the
most
disastrous
habits
and
Inck
of
proper
sleep
is
also
very
injurious
to
ones
health.
The
secret
of
the
excellent
health
enjoyed
by
tho
men
composing
Ibe
llritMi
army
and
navy
is
the
regularity
of
the
life
they
live
coupled
with
a
suffici
ency
of
fresh
nir
and
regular
exercise.
The
International
HoxinprFed-erafion
of
Franco
will
shortly
have
before
them
the
application
of
Scandinavian
boxers
that
anfotrurs
taking
part
in
international
contests
should
bo
allowed
payment
for
actual
lime
lost.
The
Amateur
Iloxing
Association
of
I'ngland
is
against
the
proposal
and
threatens
to
withdraw
from
the
federation
if
it
is
passed.
PLAYGROUND
COMPLETED
Gyro
Apparatus
Has
Been
Installed
and
Wading
Pool
Constructed;
Opens
Thursday
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p.MIl
ill
completed
and
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.....
McCIymonl
.vici.iymoni
Park
j'arK
is
is
tho
children
are
already
using
the
apparatus
which
has
been
installed
there.
Kadi
evening
frnnx
two
tf
three
hundred
children
tnke
advantage
of
the
oppor
tunities
offered
there
and
enjoy
Ihe
fun.
The
lank
has
been
tested
and
the
waler
will
be
turned
on
for
use
on
Thursday
afternoon
when
Sons,
taken
by
Currie
for
ll.e'
ho11f,,"nnl
..
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II.
n
wmr.a
and
llllkflfl
when
n
the
IllA
-riiilillrt
public
Callies,
was
bungled
and
consequently
wasted.
Elder
and
Woods
for
the
Callies
scored
two
goals
apiece,
thus
putting
a
double
cinch
on
the
game.
The
result
of
the
score
was
5-1
In
favor
of
the
Callies.
Following
is
the
stnndlng
the
series
to
datei
'
G.W.V.A.
S.
O.
C.
Callies
.
S.
O.
E.
.
Wm.Losl.Pts
0
0
1
by
Ihe
Gyros
are
being
invited
to
attend.
A
great
change
has
been
nuide
in
the
park.
In
order
to
install
Ibe
apparatus
it
was
necessary
to
underdrain
the
land
and
this
has
been
done
by
the
city
and
.
the
.whole
covered
with
a
thin
in
i
.
.
covering
or
gravei.
If
the
city
can
now
continue
In
clear
un
the
land
there
a
little
each
year,
there
wild
soon
bo
creditable
playground
and
park
that
may
be
enjoyed
by
the
young
folks
of
the
city
for
all
lime.'
iiCARNIVALIS
TO
HAVE
QUEEN
Sports
and
Attractions
Commit
teo
of
Fair
Appoints
R.
E.
Benson
to
Have
Charge
The
sports
and
attractions
conimillee
of
the
full
fair,
Chairman
Den
Self
presiding,
defin
itely
decided
last
night
that
Ihey
would
hold
a
carnival
queen
con
lest
with
prizes
for
each
distinct
locality
wilh
H.
E.
Ilenson
In
charge.
There
will
be
first
anil
second
prizes
iu
each
locality
as
well
as
a
capital
prize,
particu
lars
of
which
will
be
adverllsei
as
soon
as
complete
arrange
ments
have
been
made.
,
'
There
will
bo
several
new
fea
tures
In
tho
contest
and
Manager
Ilenson
promises
a
lively
llmu
in
entitled
Ion
I
herewith,
If
you
find
you
cannol
gel
I
he
dally
Ncwh
regularly,
cull
n
aim
subscribe
for
It
and
hvo
it
de
llvererl
to
your
homo.
tf
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of
every
description.
Highest
prioes
paid.
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Exchange,
Auctioneers.
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Hiea
Co.,
(r8
Mroadway,
Dept.
K-H,
New
York.
175
FOHiSALft.
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
the
Dry
Iock,
029
Ambrose
Avenue,
tf
OH
FOR
SALE
OH
SAIjH.
Waterfront
loin.
one
and
two
acres,
surveyed;
good
anchorage,
Jap
Inlet.
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Island.
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Dox
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furniture,
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ami
phono
graph.
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and
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and
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Lease,
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ments
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phone
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nt
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AUCTION
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H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
and
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
Black
130
and
Red
442
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Fumi
turn
Store.
Wo
Duy,
Sell
and
Ex
change
New
and
Secondhand
floods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
839
Third
Ave.
Phono
040.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phono
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Gust)
Prompt
Servlco
nnd
Comfort
Day
or
Night
Stand:
HOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block,
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
Advertlso
In
tho
Dally
News.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOH
DRESSMAKING
aewing,
phone
t
'7
Saturdays
Saturdays
C.P.H.
July
2.r
an,)
From
Vancouver-Sundays
Mondays
Wednesdays
Fridays
Fridays
C.P.R.
July
21
ami
and
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fri.
days,
closes
al
.'LIS
p.m.
From
tho
East
Mondays,
Thursdays
and
Sat-unlays,
K
p.m.
To
Vancouver-Mondays,
mail
doses
af
10
PM,
Tuesdays,
Mall
clones
at
4
P.M.
Thursdays
10
P
M.
JO
To
Anyox,
Allco
Arm'
Wednesdays
Sundays
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
Tuetsdays
Thursdays
To
Stewart
and
Premier
..
A.M.
10
I'M
P.
M.
3
PM.
3
PM,
....
A.M.
I'M.
9
PM.
7
P.V.
Sundays
7
PI
Fridays
.
.
1
l1
4
From
Stewart
and
Premier
Saturdays
.P
'Tuesdays
pi
To
Port
Simpson
Sundays
7
Pi
Thursdays
10
fi
From
Port
Simpson-
Tuesdays
-
.
...
I'
i
Saturdays
.
Ai
To
Alaska
Points
July
21
and
28.
From
Alaska
Points
July
23
and
20.
I
To
Massett,
Port
dementi,
Buckley
Bay-Monday
mail
closes
0
30
V
V
From
Massett,
Port
Clement!,
Buckley
Bay
Wednesday
mail
due
To
Naas
River
Points
and
Simpson-Thursdays
10
From
Naas
River
Points
Waturdays
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Low
..
1:31
a.m.
vf-G
13:32
pjn.
8.
AM
Port
P.M.
A.
Wednesday,
July
23
High
0:39
a.m.
I
f
111:12
p.m.
I
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Low
0:29
a.m.
i
12:30
p.m.
Thursday,
duly
24
Hltrh
7:fil
n.lil.
1
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20:13
p.m.
1
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PROBATE.
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Dated
this
8th
day
of
July,
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