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Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
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&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency,
.
Prince
Rupert,
S.6.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
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or
Day.
WE
BUY
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TAIT
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Hours,
9
to
6.
Phone
686.
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Evenings
Only
Far
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St.
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Cafe
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Leading
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A
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Unsurpassed
Third
Avenuo.
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Phone
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EDSON
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few
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of
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Goal,
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now
on
we
can
supply
the
same
in
any
quantities.
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up
58
for
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delivery.
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Feed
Co
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Motor
Service.'
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We
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and
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Moving.
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Dairies,
Ltd.
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Fresh
Milk'
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Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
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farm
to
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home.
Phone
Black
418.
P.O.
Box
896.
Elks
Flag
and
Childrens'
Day
ACROPOLIS
HILL.
Saturday,
August
9th.
Parade
leaves
Kiks'
Home
at
,1.30
p.m.
where
all
children,
wil
lie
presented,
with
a
flag.
Childrens'
Fancy
Dress
Dance
Elks'
Home,
Friday,
Aug.
8,
from
8.30
to
10
p.m.
Children
In
Costume
Free
PRIZES.
Adult
Dancing
10
to
2
.Refreshments
Adults
75c.
2
Baseball
Games
Ocean
Falls
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Friday
Evening,
at
6.30
sharp
and
Saturday
Afternoon
at
4.30
sharp.
ADMISSION
To
each
Ball
Game,
50c.
Proceeds
in
aid
Kiddies'
Flag
Day.
r
a.
yii
a.
f
i
import
v-nai
t
Baseball
fans
are
looking
forward
to
the
series
at
the
end
of
the
week
with
Ocean
Falls.
With
I
he
exception
of
the
Japanese
team
from
the
paper
low'n
w;hic!
was
here
last
month,
it
will
be
the
first
outside
team
that
has
played
In
the
ciiy
this
year.
The
Elks
should
find
the
engagement
a
successful
one
and,
if
weather
keeps
favorable,
the
gales
at
the
games
will
no
doubt
he
large.
An
all
star
aggregation
is
coming
and
the
best
local
players
will
no
doubl
be
selected
for
the
occasion.
.
The
attendance
at
the
Cily
League
baseball
games
of.
lalo
has
been
so
disappointing
that
league
officials
are
talking
of
calling
off
the
series
if
there
is
not
an
improvement.
The
league
has
done
Its
best
lo
even
up
the
players
between
lhe
Sons.
of
Canada
and
Knights
of
Columbus
as
far
as
possible
ahd,
from
the.
Iwo
games
played
so
far
since
Oil.'s
dropped
out,
it
would
seem
Ihe
.cfforl
has
been
successful.
It
would
be
loo
had
if
it
was
neces
sary
to
discontinue
the
games
because
of
lack
of
support.
Mans
are
under
way
for
a
return
bout
between
Hed
Campbell
of
Alaska
and
Hrick
Skinner
of
this
cily
who
met
in
a
good
bat-J
lie
last
winler.
Campbell
Is
now
In
Anchorage
and
has
advised
Ihe
local
promoters
that
he
will
not
be
able
lo
accept
an
invila-lion
to
meet.
Skinner
here
on
September
8,,
lie
has
a
bout
at
Anchorage
about
that
time
but
says
be
will
be
able
lo
ccme
later.
There
was
a
tournament
at
Vanderhoof
last
week
between
members
of
the
Prince
George
ami
Vanderhoof,
tennis
clubs.
There
were
fourteen
matches
on
the
card
and
the
Prince
George
players
were
successful
in
winning
nine,
of
them.
The
good
showing
of
Prince
George
was
ilue
mainly
to
the
success
of
the
lady
players
from
that
town
who
made
a
sweep
of
the
games
in
which
they
were,
engaged.
In
the
men's
singles,
Prince
George
look
two
of
three
events
ami
Ihe
mixed
doubles
were
even.
The
Vander-Jioof
players
will
be
the
guests
of
Prince
GeorgV
within
-the
next
fori
nigh't.
SECOND
HALF
OF
SERIES
FOR
STUART
SHIELD
FOOTBALL
The
.following
.schedule
for
Ihe
second
half
of
the
Stuart
Shield
series
yis
issued
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association:
August
19
Callies
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
22
Great
War
Veterans
vs.
Sons
of
England.
25
Sons
of
England
vs.
Callies.
28
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Oreat
Wnr
Veterans.
September
5
Oreat
War
Veterans
vs.
Callies.
8
Sons
of
England
vs.
Sons
of
Canda.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WON
AT
CRICKET
WINNIPEG
TOURNAMENT
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
6.
Roll,
Al
berta1
and
Hrillsh
Columbia
won
games
yesterday
in
the
western"
Canada
crickel
tournament
now
in
progress
here.
Double
innings
were
played
in
Ihe
match
between
Manitoba
and
Alberla,
the
former
scoring
50
and
04
.respectively
and
Albertn
102
and
28
for
three
wickets.
The
malch
between
Saskklchc
wan
and
Pritish
Columbia
went
for
one
Innipgs
only
the
Scores
being
Saskatchewan
75
anil
HriU
ish
Columbia
135.
BRIER
'id
GOOD
SOCCER
LAST
EVENING
Sons
of
Canada
and
Callies
Tied
One
all
In
First
Gllhuly
Cup
Game
The
Callies
and
Sorts
of
Canada
ran
Irue
to
form
in
Ihe
opening
game
of
Ihe
OilhulyCtlp
sri-ies
lasl
night
and
the
large
crowd
of
fans
which
climbed
Aeropidis
Hill
expecting
lo
see
a
close
match
between
Ihese
two
rivals
of
long
standing
was
not
disappointed,
the
final,
score
being
one
all
which
was
quite
indicative
oT
the
merits
of
play
on
the
respective
sides.
Uolh
tennis
wen?
full
of
pep
and
entered
inln.lhe
match
wilh
the
idea
of
winning,
so
the
game
was
a
fast
ono
with
play
betler
than
average.
Defence
work
was
effective
and
forwards
were
kept
in
check
prelly
well
all
Ihe
time.
The
work
of
A.
Murray,
goalkeeper
for
Ihe
Callies,
was
a
feature.
Playing
on
the
down
grado
in
Ihe
first
half,
the
Callies
did
tnost
of
Ihe
pressing.
I).
King
scored
Ihe
one
goal
for
Ihe
Scots
and
Jimmie
Currie
missed
a
penally.
The
Sons
of
Canada
got
their
share
of
Ihe
play
iiv-
the.
second
half
-and,
after
several
tough
luck
shols,
were
successful'
In
scoring
towards
the
end
through
J.
Mc-Dougall.
Tom
Jones
was
referee
and
fleorge
Kelsey
and
.lames
Kelly
officiated'
on
the
lines.
The
teams
look'
the
field
as
follows:
"'
Callies
A.
Murray;
H.
Hamilton
and
W.
H.
Williscroft;
J.
S'ms,
J.
Currie
and
J.
Harris;
W.
Hamilton,
O.
Cochrane,
I).
King,
II.
Woods
nnd
J.
Andrews.
Sons
of
Canada
:S.
flawlhorn;
H.
Menr.ics
and
V.
Menies;
O.
Mitchell,
J.
Marks
nnd
II.
Astoria;
A(
Mitchell,
J.
McDougall,
S.
Erskine,
E,
Warren
and
Eddie
Srnilh.
The
second
Oilhuly
Cup
game
will
lake
place
Thursday
night
between
ithc
Oreat
War
Veterans
and
Ihe
Sous
of
England.
Lasl
night's
game
will
be
replayed.
replace
meat
by
Clark's
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llros.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
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TERRACE
Hoard
and
residence
for
the
holidays.
On
I
lie
bench
overlooking
town
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airy
on
tho
warm
days.
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fare.
Good
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Tennis.
Splendid
accomodation
for
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etc.
Enl
ire
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lo
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Raincoats.
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30.
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Que
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185
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
i
Time
Table
for
Second
Half
City
League
Season
Is
of
The
following
schedule
for
Ihe
second
half
of
the
Cily
Baseball
League
is
issued:
August
7
Sons
of
Canada
vs..
Columbus
Club.
12
Columbus
Club
vs.
Sons
of.
Canada,
'.
15
-Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Columbus
Club.
IH
Coltimbiis
Club
Vs.
Soh'A
of
Canada,
,
21
Sons
of
Canada
vs.'
Columbus
'
dull,
.
2rt
Columlius
Club
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
,
'
.
,
29
.Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Coliimbus
'
'
Club.
September"
''
4
Columbus
Club
vs.
Sons,
of,
Canada.
FOR
SALE
or-Lease,
Royal
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DRESSMAKING
and
plain
sewing,
phono
127.
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SALE.
Sixteen
room
room
ing
hoiiso
and
store;
all
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Full
slied
basement
with
new
hot
air
furnace.
From
Terms
arranged.
This
building
is
right
in
front-
of
the
Dry
Dock.
929
Ambrose
Avenue,
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SALE.
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