11
Sykes
or
Tlussey
Rack-els,
$3.50
to
S30.0D
Presses
.
...
.
.
$1.25
Covers
.
$2.00
Rubber
Grips
.
.'.
25c
Out
Reviver
.
.
.
.
65c
Sun
Visors
....
$1.00
Reach
Balls
50c
.
.
.
.
Slazenpcrs
65c
Improved
liirmal
All
w
Steel
Racket,
13.
J3V6,
J
4
oz.
priced
II
at
..
..
..
$14.50
Postage
paid
on
all
oul
III
of
town
orders.
If'
Koion
HoriJuraru
Tn
II
II
J.
L
Blai
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Band-pawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
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Blue
268
You
were
Fortunate
if
you
bought
Premier
Mines
when
it
was
only
a
prospect;
or
Dunwell
or
B.C.
Silver
when
these
Klocks
could
be
bought
for
a
fraction
of
their
present
value.
Gold
-
Ore
is
yet
but
a
prospect,
if
it
was
a
mine
you
would
pay
much
more
than
eight
per
share.
Write
us
for
particulars.
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Canial
Sales
Co
318
Standard
Bank
Bldg.
Vancouver,
B.C.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
Auditorium
Dancing
Every
Evening,
8
to
11.
1
Dance
10c;
3
for
25c
Ice.
Cream
and
Confectionery
on
fialo
Cards
and
Tables
MARINE
MOTOR
Less
Starter
.
.
.
.
$250.00
Willi
Starter
....
$300.00
Government
Taxes
and
Freight
Extra
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD,
Ford
Doalers
Prlnoo
Ruport,
B.C.
Xj;
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1925
by
Iht
c
FrTuRt
J5tRvic
Inc
Crrat-B'iuin
right:
fctcfwi
MANUAL
ARTS
Domestic
Science
Work
of
Girls
Shown
at
Booth
School
Yesterday
GOOD
WORK
OF
BOYS
A
great
many
visitors
attended
in
the
lower
part
of
the
Booth
School
yesterday
ufternoon
to
view
a
splendid
exhibit
of
domestic
science
and
manual
training
work
done
by
the
pupils
of
the
public
and
high
schools
under
the
superinlen-dence
ol
Miss
Klsie
Harding
and
1).
(toss
respectively.
Tea
was
served
by
the
domestic
science
girls
under
the
presidency
ot
Miss
Evelyn
Dalby,
with
Mi$s
Wary
Walters
secretary.
The
rooms
were
very
tastefully
decorated
for
the
occasion,
the
arrangements
being
in
the
hands
oT
a
capable
committee.
The
proceeds
of
the
sale
amounted
to
$82.00.
In
the
tea
rooms
were
stalls
at
which
candy
and
1iony
cooking
made
Jjy
the
girls
were
sold,
the
money
to
go
loward
a
fund
for
the
furnishing
of
the
dining
room.
'Hie
drtessmaliing
department
was
the
one
that
attracted
most
'attention.
It
looked
like
the
(show
room
of
a
ladywear
stor,e.
The
dresses
adjudged
the
best
were
.displayed
around
the
walls
or
on
the
fables.
All
sorts
of
work
was
seen,
the
product
of
many
enjoyable
hours
of
planning
and
serving.
The
training
to
the
girls
is
invaluable
and
the
amount
of
work
produced
is
really
wonderful.
The
exhibit
this
year
is
the
largest
ever
shown
here
and
it
is
a
pity
more
people
could
not
)iave
seen
it.
In
connection
with
the
booths
in
the
lea
room,
the
girls
in
charge
did
their
own
decorating
and
the
results
were
excellent.
The
candy,
sewing
and
home
cooking
slalls
being
particular
ly
commendable.
The
girjs
in
charge
were:
Booths
Candy
Convenor,
Jean
Grieve:
assistants,
May
O'Brien,
Doris
Candow.
Sewing
Convenor,
Kay
F.n-
nyu;
assistants,
Nellie
Wilson,
Hilda
Olafson.
Tea
room
Cnavcn&riRuu
Dullnn;
assistants,,
Mary
Wal-'
lers,
(Hive
Gordon,
llelen
Xii-cich,
Lois
Mcllac.
Homo
cooking
Convenor,
Virginia
Kiel;
ussistanl,
A.
Sppncrr.
Exhibits
Evelyn
Dalby,
Mary
Walters,
Ada
Min.gohr,
Mury
Dowther
Rhoda.
Decorations-,-
Convenor,
Lucy
O'Hricn;
assistants,
Dorothy
Deane,
Swana
Olafson.
Woodworking
Department
In
the
manual
.training
de-
T,'',
wr."
""l".'"'-"
'lhe
Canadian
Fish
reconu
Avenue
in
me
vicinity
of
'(oldie"
(!oldbloonrs
slore.
Just
how
many
hunlrtrs
engaged
in
battle
with
the
monsters
is
not
known
but
it
is
conjectured
it
took
at
least
three
mighty
n
un
rolls
lo
capture
the
triplicate
bruins,
allowing
one
man
lo
each
bear.
It
seemed
easy
enough
to
make
the
"kiir
Jnit
the
Teat
ao-iMimplisbed,
Ihe
ifuxt
problem
was
what
lo
do
with
them.
Knowing
Cy
Arnelt's
fondness
for
wild
game,
one
of
the
parly
sug
gested
that
t
y
might
like
to
look
them
over
but,
luting
rather
late
in
the
evening,
they
did
not
care
to
Arouse
him
from
his
well
earned
slunvhers.
The
huuler-s,
however,
determined
that
the
-dredge
magnate
should
see
the
fine
.specimtuis
of
the
chase
so
they
decided
.to
leave
the
three
bears
outside
CyV
bedroom
door.
Upon
Cy
going
oul
of
his
room
in
Ihe
early
morning
lo
get
a
drop
of
shav-jiw?
water,
and
confronting
the
Ihree
beasts
standing
upon
their
hiid
legs
well
Cy
didp't.
need
Ihe
shaving
water
after
all
as
the
whiskers
popped
back
into
his
face
willi
alarm.
Sport
Chat
a-
Asscrlinn
in
a
sermon
by
the
Bishop
of
Peterborough,
Dr.
('..
C.
B.
Hardsley,
that
football
players
in
England
were
"boughl
and
sold
almost
like
slaves,"
has
slirred
up
a
hornet's
nest
among
Old
Country
sporlsinen,
who
have
rushed
into
print
U.
deny
he
clergyinaifs
contentions.
The
bishop,,
preaching
a.
Leicester,
safd
bo
iei:ll.-d
the
e.xk'iision
of
profcs.sionajism
to
football
"which
has
done,
an
awr
ful
lol
to
ruin
our'
gnnies."
Ttf
this
he
added:
"I
seem
lo
see
football
players
being
boughl
and
sold
almost
like
slaves,
and
human
machines
trained
as
gladiators.
It
is
the
ruin
of
club
patriotism.
Football
is
jongreal
a
game
lo
be
spoiled
in
Ibis
manner."
A.
.1.
Darnell,
of
Northampton,
president
of
lh5
Soul
hern
League,
among
others.
HER
FACE
WAS
COVERED
WITH
PIMPLES
SHE
GOT
RID
OF
-THEM
BY
U8ING
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
MIm
T.
Ilnntfir,
li.n.
No.
8,
I.nmloii,
out.,
wrltrx:-"l
wish
lo
reomiriienii
Iturd.rk
infill
ullt.erii
to
lt
woiyen
wlio
ar
fiirrerlnif
rroni
pimplex
or
any
other
facl.ll
hlpinUliev
Altout
two
years
qiro
I
w
frmiy
troubled
with
pimples
and
,,rMl"n
""""
",rv-
''
-oul.i
Kft
no
relief
until,
finally,
a
friend
reciHn-
mi.niW
lm
,0
ukP
Thl.
,
,
anijl
am
now
(flad
to
say
that
your
i?'"Tly
'
me
the
deslrahle
rn-
n!l
'
",,w
haV('
'
nl,'ft
"M.,nl"'
c)mr
'
om
my
Mood
n
nn'
w,"n
yo"
k
,,,r
lli
11
UM
.
Jf'1
niarkel
for
Ihe
past
4
yiars
put
iip-'oidy
i,y
'The;
t.
wuimrn
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
om.
parlment
excellent
work
waB'r''llll'l
lf
1,10
biHhop,
mainlniu-
seen,
the
feature
being
the
din-1
ing
room
set
being
built
by
the
boys
of
the
second
year
High
School
for
the
donvojstic
science
department.
The
six
chairs
had
been
completed,
the
upholstering
being
done
'by
the
girls
of
the
same
class.
The
frame
of
I
lie
table
and
the
ujpiosl
finished
sideboard
were
there
apd,
when
complete",
itiey
will
bo
a
per
manent
memcnlo
of
Mr.
Ross'
regime
and
a
credit
lo
Ihe,
lads
who
did
Ihe
work.
in
uiis
iirparjjncni.
oniH
are
featured.
This
beinig
a
seaport
town
Ihe
building
of
model
i
I
boats
is
paitlicularly
ttppijoprj
-
1
idle,
fine
feature
that
attracted
,,ii....n...
..
ii
i
i
.
i
jalleiillon
was
Ihe
design
of
a
cruiser
type
motor
boat
made
by
Jillimie
Donaldson
of
the
-firs!'
ycar
High
School.
This
yoiintr1
man
Has
evident
parked
abilil
i
in
the
work.
The
boys
who
arp
making
the
furniture
set
nri
v...'...
Norman
T
ii.'
Klnslor,
V
1"
"ii
Henry
'
Hell-
bronner,
Arthur
Cade,
James
ing
thul
(he
slatenienl
conipar-Kalsuyaina,
in?
the
tranfer
of
football
play
f
Parker.
Is.o
Katsuyania,
Vnshi
.
.
Clarence
Thompson
;
and
Arthur
('ameron.
LATEST
SPORT
ROPING
BEAR
Three
Presented
to
Cy
Arnett
the
Other
Night;
Captured
on
2nd
Ave.
The
latest
out-door
sport
in
Ihe
city
is
bear
hunting
without
firearms
and
the
originators
.of
the
game
met
with
considerable
success
on
Wednesday
night
when
llnee
fjne
specimens
of
crs
to
slaves
was
all
"nonsense."
"A
player
is
a
free
agenl,'
saj
Mr.
Darnell,
"and
he
may
refuse
or
accept
an
offer
as
lie
sees
fil
He
recoivi's,
if
transferred,
a
substantial
proportion
of
J
lie
transfer
fee,
and
it
'invariably'
means
his
promotion
in
a
higher
class
of
fuolhall."
Professional
footlmll
play.ers
in
Itygjaud
reeeivu
between'
IJjO
and
$10
n
week
throughout
Die
year.
League
football
will
lie
Jf.sum-ft
next
Monday
night
wllji
the
oniMiing
game
in
Uip
Moblry
Cup,
city
championship
scries,
be
tween
the
Sons
of
England
and
&
Cold
Stor
age
Ui.
I
lie
Jailer
aggregation
will
make
its
first
appearance
of
Ihe
season
pxcepl
for
the
match
Insl
Saturday
with
Cluxlon
when
it
wns
badly
beaten.
'Thai
defeat,
however,
is
not
regarded
by
sup
porters
of
Ihe
loam
as
any
itir
dicatiou
thai
they
will
not
be
able
lo
lake
care
i)t
llumisrlyph'
in
the
league.
In
fact
liie
boy
from
Seal
Qpve
present
a
collection
of
soccer
material
l.baf
should
give
a
good
account
of
itself.
The
second
soccer
game
next
week,
''I'liursday
uiglil,
will
be
helwtfp.utJic
twjj
other
learn?
in
the
league
Veterans
and
('.allies,
the
aller
winners
of
Ihe
Stuart
Shield.
The
Sous
of
Euglam)
announce
the
following
line-up
for
the
opening
Mnfilcy
Gup
oily
Jeague
football
game
on
Monday
again)
Ihe,
Canadian
Fish
&
llnt
tor-age
Co.:
Ilallie;
II.
Howe
and
G.
Kelsey;
Dr.
Tail,
A.
Bales
and
F.
Ilodgkinson';
J.
Fariiihar,
A.
Dickens,
.1.
.Iohnon,
II.
Hanson
and
G.
Hom,
TRAPSHOOTING
SCORES
Only
Fpur
Members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gun
Club
Braved
Elements
on
Park
Aye.
Range
Last
Night
Four
members
of
the
prince
Ruperl
Gun
Club
bravvd
Ihe
elements
last
night
for
the
weekly
shoot
on
the
Park
Aypnne
rane,
scores
being
as
follows:
Dr.
.E.
S.
Tail
It)
.1.
W.
Scott
17
E.
C.
Gibbons
17
.lack
Keefe
7
SEATTLE
FISH
EXPORTER
IS
yiSITING
DISTRICT
Elner
Beyer
Arrives
From
South
on
His
Way
to
Skeena
Hlver
Canneries
Liiiar
Beyer,
the
prominent.
Seattle
fish
exporter,
arrived
from
the
woutji
on
Ihe
Prince
Ru
pert
this
mofiiing
accoUipanicd
by
E.
Arnesou,
an
associate
Accompanied
by
Mr.
Meyer's
local
agenl,
E.
M.
Urell,
they
are
nuiking
a
trip
in
Skeena
Iliver
cannea-ies
from
which
Mr.
Beyer
buys
consitlcrable
iiuiilitirs
of
mild
cured
fish.
Mr.
Iteyer
expecls
lo
return
south
on
the
Cardena
Tuesday
night.
HEACTE
STRAITS
1
COMF
TUGS
ARE
BUSY
Both
big
tugs
of
the
Hecale
Straits
Towiiiig
Co.'s
fleet
were
in
port
this
morning.
Tim
Lnrnc,
dipt.
Lewis,
canie
in
for
oil
and
proceeded
1o
Klcw
Nugget
to
pick
up
a
low
ror
.Ocean
Falls
'which
Hh.e
left
there.
The
Cape
Scott,
Capl.
Broyvn,
left
iiirl
with
a
raft
coiiiaining
rrty-fvo
sections
frjr
Qcean
Falls'.
Tho
latler
low
came
from
Alice
Ann
and
was
sorted
here.
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
PAGE
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in?
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UP
FATHER
By
Gegrge
McM;
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VOO
tiVt
THM
the
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vyo?
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TO
ME
I
Arn
1
POKE
P9KC
U.L
ul
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3fT
5
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r
HIM
HIM
R.CHT
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i
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VOO
AP.E
HOT
AFtO
OF
ttlN
r
r
LOO.
ACT
HW
III
W
have
a
complete
line
of
Tennis
Goods,
anil
it
is
all
new
1925
slock.
Ill
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
.Advertisement
iken
for
!es
than
50c
WANTEB
WANTED.
Kitchen
help
Im
mediately,
male
or
female.
Write
full
particulars
lo
Box
25:i
Dally
News
ollice.
120
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Competent
woman
conk
desires
position,
camp
wurk
preferred.
Write
Box
i.r2,
Day
News.
ISC
WOMAN
with
private
home
would
like
to
lake
care
of
little
boy
or
girl.
Phone
Blue
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:
WANTED.
Position
as
wnlpJi-
man,
or
other
work
by
reliable
married
man.
P.O.
Box
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE.
8
li.p.
2
cylinder.
r.aslliope
Willi
mulct!,
propeller,
shaft
anil
coils.
Used
vory
Utile.
Snap
at
27H.
32
fl.
by
D
rt.
cabin
cruiser,
13-15
h.p.
Sterling,
heavy
duty.
Boat
and
engine
in
good
con
ditiou.
Price
IJJflO.
Engine
cost
$1200
3
years
ago,
has
been
used
very
Utile
and
well
cnrjri
for.
Hull
IH
fool,
suitable
for
small
engine.
Prince
for
ipiiok
Kale
7C.
Piston
rings
Aujn
jmd
Murine
engines.
Ford
Midor,
JNn.Qft.
Northern
Exchange,
Phone
23.'
ERNEST
Slubbs,
A.R.II.S
.;
'CM.
Ag.Cambs;
Landscape
Gardening.
Plans
and
.estimates
for
gardens.
Ferns
am)
olhef
plants
from
$3.00
per
do.
F.O.I1.
Usk.
B.C.
FOR
SALE.
Cabin
launch
Eva.
27
feet;
fully
equipped,
In
first
'class
comlilion.
Apply
Ward
Electric
and
Marino
Supply.
Cow
Bay.
tf
FOR
HALE.
Commercial
Hold,
Prince
Rupert,
furnished.
A
bargain.
M.
M.
Stephens
A
Co.,
J.
lid.
I!
FOIl
SALE.
Pleasure
boaC'Echo"
C.
L.
Heindel.
Cold
Storage.
Phono
221.
tf
TO
RENT
TO
RENT.
Two
room
furnished
finartmnl.
by
ilav.
week
or
iihmHIi.
Close
.in.
Plnin(!
Red
oo
t
.
i
I
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FOIl
RENT
Three
large
housekeeping
rooms,
furnished
complete.
218
Second
Avenue.
FOR
RENT.
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npartmcnt
Westonhaver
Bros.
tf
THREE
roomed
callage
for
renl.
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Red
623.
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1
27
HOU8ES
FOR
SALE
0
ROOMS
and
bath,
good
loca
lion,
new
$
modern
13,600.00
h
Rooms
and
jiatli,
Summit
Avenue
J2.IOO.00
Good
iousf
ami
double
corner
Scycnll!
Ave
fL'.JDO.OO
5
.Rooms
ami
bath,
Eighth
Avj
(12.000.00
1
rooms,
Seventh
Avenue,
neiir
Sawmill)
1,000.00
Terms
can
be
arranged
on
all
these
houses.
McCalTery
&
Gibbons,
Ltd.
127
BOARD
HOARD
and
Room,
or
board
only
443
Fiflji
Avenue
East.
Phono
Red
707.
BOARD.
The
Inlander,
H30
Second.
Avenue.
PJmno
137.
NORTHERN
TRAN8FER
Call
for
Baggage
and
Express
Northern
Transfer.
Day
Pbonn
Rod
2i3.
Night
phono
Green
307.
W.
H.
MONTGOMERY,
JR.
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
LOST
LOST.
.Some
time
during
Ihe
last
month,
navy
blue
silk
umbrella
with
K'h
tips
am)
brown
handle.
Finder
please
phone
(Jwn
703.
127
LOST.
Grey
woollen
boy's
sweater
coal,
initialled
J.AI.
Reward.
Return
to
Dally
News.
127
FOUND
FOPND.
Moosehearl
pin.
Ap
ply
Daily
New.-
ollice.
BOAT3
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICES
OF
EASTHOPK
4-CYCLF.
Marine
Engines
-4-H.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
4-11.
P.
I
cylinder
MD
260.00
0-11.
P.
I
cylinder
HI)
4T.0.0O
8-ll(P.
I
cylinder
III)
760.0.0
K-ll.P.
2
cylinder
MD
45(1.00
I6-II.P.
4
cylinder
LD
175.00
All
the
above
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Jue
Reverse
Gear,
ami
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
The
best
that
money
oan
buy.
I'iasthopc
Bros.,
1747
Georgia
St.
V.
Vancouver.
B.C.
Always
a!
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouae,
Agents
Phone
3HI.
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Five
pus-
Mmger
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
Rates:
50c
for
I
or
4
punseog",
25c
for
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
-Oh
llaby"
at
your
srr
vice
day
or
night.
Comfort
Safely
Courtesy.
If
It's
a
waler
trip
call
Laurie
Lambly-Phones
570
or
I3L
TAXI
592
THK
DEPENDABLE
TAXI.
Da5
and
Night
service
Comfort
and
Courtesy
Is
my
motto
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
Richmond
Rooms.
TAXI
Taxi
G7
Phone
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Night
Stand:
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empress
Hold.
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
And
General
Repair
Shop.
Ho-nairs
or
all
kinds
promptly
attended
to.
We
repair
typewriters,
gramophones
and
lo
picture
framing.
Carpel
laying.
Furniture
crating.
TOM
BALLANGER
Phone
Blue
625.
3I8
Fifth
SI.
OIL
SKINS
Patronize
Home
Industry.
Ask
for
Lo
Claire
s
RUPERT
BRAND
OIL
SKINS
Best
by
lest
Made
in
Prince
Rupert
by
Rliperl
Boys
ami
Girls
Phonos
Black
404
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
In
Stewart
visit
Koith'B
Cafe
in
King
Edward
Hotel
now
ro-mndolled.
tlp-lo-dale
Dining
Hnom
onef
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Plionc
Ml'
Barigago,
Furniture
Moving.
...
.
i
r
a
ir
you
want
anything
peui
ii,
or
delivered,
phonoiis.
P.O.
Box
000.
mile
ArtirL
COLUMBIA
RECORD"
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CALCHEFF
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FirJ.
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Store.
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B.ij,
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change
New
cd
Sec;r.diiil
Goods.
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PAPHD0PULI!,
839
Third
Ave.
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