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Sykes
or
Hussey
Rackets,
$3.50
to
$30.03
Presses
....
..
$1.25
Covers
.
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$2.00
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Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing.
andt
Repairing.
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and
filazinjr
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings
P.O.
Box
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Fox
Pups
For
dtlUtry
July
20th
to
30th,
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ONLY;
Later
dtlliery,
23
par
cent
higher.
Tike
Uifiii
yonnir.
COST
LESS,
l.aMer
haiiitlrd,
ilni'll
mul
Iim-1
first
.war.
ifinj
rm
new
li
klet
tflln
all:
100';
INCREASE
GUARANTEED
2,
3
or
4
yr.
old
Breeders,
with
or
without
100
per
cent
Increese,
our
gutrintee
becked
by
ample
assets
and
25
yrs.
of
buelnese
Integrity
In
this
stats.
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ynu
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and
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Hank.
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ur
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.
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of
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World's
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rox
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DRY
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and
Cedar
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Per
Load
(in
t
lo
any
length.
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Phone
580
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or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
page
rous
fi
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FATHER
By
George
McM;
TENNIS
il
mmm
COtZk
DOLLAR
roVa
U-On:
I
Vffc
TI
'Orr
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OUTlN
-Te
J
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wS
have
a"
complete,
line
of
Tennis
Goods,
ami
it
is
all
new
1925
II
slock.
Rubber
Orips
...
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Gut
Reviver
.
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C5c
Sun
Visors
....
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Reach
Halls
..
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Slazengers
C5o
Improveil
Itirmal
All
Steel
Racket,
13,
13,
11
oz.
priced
'at
$14
50
Postage
paid
on
all
out
of
town
orders.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Call
me
at
8!
I
am
at
this
end
of
Hie
phone
to
give
nfy
personal
it
I
ten
I
ion
In
Hie
many
special
needs
of
our
patrons.
That
is
my
joli.
Please
call
me,
I
shall
he
glad
to
answer
any
questions
ahout
the
various
branches
of
our
Laundry
and
lry
Cleaning
Service.
Let
me
help
you
eliminate
wash
day
in
favor
of
the
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Sincerely,
(I
,
Cil
Britain
riihli
rwrvtd.
5
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DAVP
MITPT
HIT!
Jf
of
"",
(be
spoil
sPr'
coining
"'minfe
under
under
na-
na-kvening
evening
and
and
Sumlay
Sunday
nVoruings,
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BOYS
MUST
BUY
t
:
.
IKIII
III
l
Kll
I
Mi,,.,..
tional
I
OWN
FOOTBALLS
Schoolboard
Refuses
to
Provide
Paraphernalia
for
Use
of
Booth
School
The
school
hoard
last
night
took
the
altitude
that
il
would
not
supply
footballs
to
the
boys
at
school.
Four
members
of
I
lie
hoard
were
present
0.
II.
Orme,
chairman,
and
trustees
.lohn-
ton,
Rochester
and
Fulton.
The
two
latter
were
opposed
to
il
and
An
alternative
proposal
from
Trustee.
Orme
and
Johnston
that
r
B
,
Sport
Chat
j
The
Sons
of
England
and
i
Great
War.
Veterans
In
their
first
Stuart
Shield
football
game
played
lo
a
one
all
draw.
To
night
Ihe
Iwo
teams
meet
again
and
bolh
sides
are
pretty
con
fident
about
II
lc
result.
The
teams
"will
be
fin
their
Iocs
for
loss
or
victory
will
probably
havi
a
good
deal
to
do.
with
the
final
disposition
for
this
year
of
the
firsl
Irophy
of
the
season.
The
Vets'
team
will
be
selected
fgrorn
Ihe
following:
Cawlhorne,
Vic
Menzies,
Cochrane,
Harion,
Oeorgc
Mitchell,
Main,
Halfour,
Russell,
Hrophy,
Krskine,
Norwood,
Campbell,
Skinner,
Kinch
.niil
Mack.
The
Sons
of
F.ngland
an
nounce
i
no
iniiowing
line-up
1
1).
Frizell;
S.
K.
Alexander
and
II.
Howe;
0.
P.
Tinker,
A.
Hales
and
Lindsay;
J.
Faripihar,
A
'Pickens,
Johnson,
Hanson
and
i
Wodgkinson.
,
'
i
Tom
Jones
will
referee.
I
Women
in
England
have
laken
greater
interest
in
horse
racing
this
spring
than
ever
before
i
I
hero
are
nearly
.too
women
:
owners
of
flal
or
straight
run
nlng
hprses,
while
a
great
many
others
are
extensively
interested
in
stccplechasing,
or
other
formi
hunt
rules.
A
hundred
Ibe
Acropolis"
Hill
grounds
being
years
ago
there
were
hut
very
few
women
race
horse
owners
In
this
country,
bul
the
fad
within
the
lasl
25
years
has
spread
throughout
I
lie
Urilisb
Isles,
and
.'very,
racing
center
now
has
ils
ipiola
of
'fair
owners
who
lake
an
active
juirt
in
the
sport.
Women
for
years
have
been
interested
in.
Ihj
raising
of
blooded
horses,
and
in
Ibis
regard
it
is
recorded
that
Lady
Sykes
headed
the
list
of
winning
breeders,
just
healing
Lord
Derby,
wilh
27
races
of
a
total
of
$180,0(10.
There
is
no
record
of
a
woman
ever
having
been
were
able
lo
carry
a
motion
Ihat
licensed
as
a
public
trainer,
bul
in
application
for
a
ball
from
during
the
war
women
freoueul-
Ihe
principal
of
Iloolh
Memorial
ly
carried
on
for
the
absent
School
he
refused
trainer
men.
folks
who
were
at
the
front.
Xo
woman
either
ha?
ever
been
licensed
to
ride
under
the
members
of
I
he
board
should
;.fockey
Club
rules,
but
I
here
is
provide
a
hall
as
a
donation
wasllalk
that
they
may,
sooner
or
also
not
accepted,
the
suggestion
later,
and.
ride
in
such
events
meeting
wilh
no
response.
I'lio
suggest
io;.
arose
out
of
a
report
of
Principal
Wariness
who
said
that
Hie
boys
of
his
school
were
now
playing
football.
W.
K.
Williscrofl
was
coaching
them
two
evenings
a
week
on
the
court
house
grounds
and
on
Saturday
afternoons
and
for
Ibis
they
bad
a
ball.
What,
they
wanted
was
a
ball
to
kick
about
al
the
school.
Should
Collect
TrusFe'e
Fulfon
said-he-
Iboiighl
I
hey
should
collect
the
money
from
the
boys
who
played.
Mr.
Wariness
explained
that
they
were
already
buying
boots
and
shirts
and
the
Parent
teachers'
Association
was
pro
viding
sweaters.
I'ruslee
Rochester
thought
the
board
could
do
too
much
for
th
children.
Tliey
should
be
laughl
to
do
things
for
themselves.
Trustee
Johnston
said
Ihey
had
already
provided
for
oiu
school
and
he
thought
they
should
do
Hie
same
for
Hoolh
School.
This
did
not
meet
with
favor
Truslee.
Fullon
remarking
that
the
tendency
was
to
spend
Ihe
i;'ile
money
freely.
On
motion
of
Truslee
Fulton
seconded
by
Trustee
Rochester,
the
request
was
refused.
Later
in
Ihe
evening
when
Principal'
Wariness
reported
having
two
dollars
of
Ihe
Hoard's
money
collected
from
boys
who
bad
broken
windows,
it
was
decided
lo
allow
Ibis
to
be
applied
to
the
football
fund.
as
I
he
Xewinarkel
Town
Plate
and
point-to-point
races
generally.
Teams
in
Ihe
opening
game
of
Ihe
Junior
Football
League
to
morrow
afternoon
at
Acropolis
Will
grounds
belwepn
Hunhin
and
Hoolh
schools
will
line
up
as
follows:
Horden
Street
goal,
McLean;
backs,
Stiles
and
Veirick;
halt
backs,
(lurvich.
Parkin
and
Rogers;
forwards,
Irvine,
Smith,
llunl
Ml.rrisoii
ami
MiWcYi
spares,
Macdonald,
Minns
mi''
Hryanl.
'
'
Hoolh
School
goal,
Harvey
Crate;,
full
backs,
Kami
Miwn
and
Joe
Scoll;
halves,
Willie
Collison,
Tom
Kelsey
and
Dan
Mackenzie;
forwards,
F.ddie
Smith,
Willie
Houabl,
Fred
Hingwall,
Jack
Nelson
and
Willie
Murray.
The
game
will
start
al
2.30
and
(leorge
Cochrane
will
be
re
feree.
,
LACROSSE
IS
TO
BE
PLAYED
Fred
Qllhully
Chosen
President
of
Association
at
Meeting
Last
Night
There
was
a
good
turnout
of
prospective
players
and
fans
al
Hie
annual
meeting
of
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
'
Ltcrosse
,
,
Association
which
was
held
...
last
iihthl
in
the.
cjy
Miirce';cftlrt:
f;tf..'."i,.,
wiiicers
lor
inn
jear
were
elected
as
follows:
Honorary
President
Freii
Stork.
M.P.
Honorary
Vice
-
.president
(ieorgo
D.
Tile.
President
Fred
nilliuly.
Vice-Presi.lenl
M.
M.
Mac
l.achlan.
Secretary
-
Treasurer
,
W,
Mack.
:
Trainer
W.
.McHee
II
is
hoped
thai,
after
further
practice,
a
league
of
at
least
two
I
cams
may
lie
developed
to
ompele
for
the
Slork
Cup.
There
are
understood
lo
be
a
number
of
new
players
in
the
city
and
the
league
is
anxious
that
all
should
turn
out
for
practices
which
will
be
held
on
Wednesday
reserxed
c
rosso.
at
those
times
for
la-
1,000
PUPILS
Borden
Street
Will'
be
Overcrowded
Next
Term
Unless
Steps
Taken
to
Provide
The
reports
of
Ihe
principals
of
the
local
schools
lo
Ihe
school
board
al
the
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night
showed
that
there
were
at
present
M2S
pupils
enrolled,
that
number
iu-liiiling
the
llixli
School.
This
is
in
addition
lo
those
attending
the
Calbntic
School,
where
approximately
120
are
enrolled
ami
;lie
commercial
and
oilier
classes,
at
Ihe
consent,
the
whole
going
lightly
over
Hie
thousand
mark.
The
reports
from
Ihe
various
schools
showed
'
the
following
results:
Seal
Cove,
50
Hoys
27,
girls
2.1.
Horden
Street,
207
Hoys
M0.
girls
117.
Hoolh
Jemoriiil,
107---
Hoys
208,
girls
l9.
High
School.
122
Hoys
13,
iirls
71.
(In
belutlf
of
the
Horden
Street
chilol
Mfss?'
.
Mills
'reported1
that
Ihey
would
'find
'difficulty
in
ao-coinmoilaliiig
all
"the
pupils
next
erm
when
the
new
pupils
camo
ii.
She
outlined
the
situation
as
die
found
il
and
left
it
for
the
onsideralioii
of
the
board.
I'en
f
WestvieW
School
were
opened
Would
llul
uireineots.
fully
met
Ihe
re-
FIFTY
PRESENT
MOTHERS'
NIGHT
Qfrls
In
Tralnlnn
Hostesses
at
Methodist
Church;
Miss
Haddock
Remembered
Ihe
Canadian
Oirls
in
Train-
ni'
or
ihe
.vietnodist
linurcn
ebl
their
annual
Mother
ami
Daughter
livening,
lasl
nibl,
at
which
there
were
about
fifty
pre
sent.
Miss
Jean
Mackay
made
he
address
of
welcome
lo
tin)
others,
after
which
a
delightful
program
was
rtuoyed,
...
l.athie
(rtlhij-.
iind
tKvHjli
V
Ibiihy
i
sang
duer,
and
there
was
a
solo
by
Miss
Catherine
Harvey.
Piano
foiie
solos
were
given
by
Miss
Victoria
Krikevsky
and
Miss
.aura
Tamltoliiie.
An
excellent
program
of
game-
and
conlesls
had
been
arrange
the
winners
of
winch
were
as
follows:
Tray
of
articles,
I,
Mrs.
Krik
evsky;
2,
Mrs.
Amey.
,1'eanot
race,
I,
Mrs.
11.
Slcen
booby
prize,
Mrs.
Minzgohr.
Towards
the
close
of
Ihe
even
ing
delightful
refreshments
were
served
when
Miss
Florence
An
nesly
gave
Ihe
loasl
lo
the
mothers.
,
reading
"My
Radio
(liii"
was
Riven
by
Miss
Nellie
Uiirvieh.
Miss
Haddock,
the
leader
of
x
Mustard
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
WANTRO
WANTF.D.
A
girl
or
woman
for
light
house
work,
daytime,
(lood
wages.
Apply
.Suite
II,
Mc.Mordie
Apartments.
IMC
WA.VIKI).
Kxperienced
cook
for
restaurant.
P.O.
Hox
'.".,
Alice
Arm,
FOR
SALE
lady
Apply
II.C.
117
l
S.M.K.-
To
sell
for
storage
charges.
May
-'7,
at
p.m.
three
boxes
of
household
effects
belonging
to
Mrs.
M.
Peterson,
hyer'sj
(iarage,
Third
Ave.
OR
SALP.
and
Removal.
House
..on
F.tiglish
Will.
Oive
price
to
P.
Uamula.
Phone
208.
tr
'OR
SALE.
Pleasure
boafEcho"
C.
L.
lleindel.
Cold
Storage.
Phone
221.
If
TO
RENT
FOR
RF.NT.
Three
large
house
keeping
rooms,
furnished
complete.
218
Second
Avenue.
nr.
'IVIi
HOOMKI)
House
for
Rent,
completely
furnished.
'
FlfQ
Aenue
Hast.
Phone
Red
Fi)R
RENT.
Clapp
Weslenhavcr
Hros.
BOARD
I83.
IIC
aparlmenl
tf
HOAIIM
and
Room,
or
board
only
113
Fifth
Avenue
Kast.
Phone
Red
707.
HOARD.
The,
Second
Avenue,.
Inlander,
8.10
Phone
137.
AUCTION
SALE
MICTION
SALE
will
be
held
al
Ihe
Muse
home,
Seventh
Ave..
West,
on
Saturday,
May
10,
at
2.30
p.m.;
consisting
of
bouse
and
lol,
piano,
good
lo.ne
and
at'tinn;
terms
on
)oth
if
desired;
oak
dining
room
suite,
couch,
carpel,
linoleum,
Monarch
range,
healer,
chiffonier,
four
beds,
kitchen
utensils,
dishes,
etc.
Pbilpott.
EvIU
iV
Co.,
Auctioneers,
115
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
'
Columbia
(leconb
no
scratching.
Unest
re
productions
of
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists.
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue.
KNITTED
QOODS
SWEATERS
and
at
kinds
of
knlleed
goods
made
lo
order
Phone
Hlack
3'J5.
tf
TOM
CALCHEFF
Experienced
Tailor
Suits
made
lo
order.
Cleaning
Pressing
ami
Alterations
Work
Ouaranleed.
Fullon
Street
Phone
270
Ihe
girls
was
presented
with
;
beautifully
engraved
gob)
ever
sharp
pencil
ny
.miss
(..illnO'iiio
llaney
ami
Mis
Nellie
(lurvich
llie
presidents
of
Hie
Senior,
am
Junior
C.O.I.T.
.
groups.
Ihe
both
spoke
of
Ihe
sfilcmlid
ser
vice
Miss
Haddock
is
dolus
among
Ihe
young
people
of
the
church.
Ihe
evening
was
closed
by
a
sing-song
jti
which
bolh
the
mothers
and
daughters
joined
The
accompanist
for
1
1
1
(
evening
was
Miss
Irene
Morrison.
The
entertainment,
coiiimillee
con
sislcd
of:
Miss
Jean
Mackay,
.Miss
isclile.
(lurvich,
Miss
Calli
Harvey,
Miss
Hazel
Richardson.
5AJS
AJ?
LAUNCHES
FURNITURE.
A
i
Ut.nl
round,
4t
PRICKS
OF
EAS
IWOPK
4
CYCLK
New
and
Sormwu,.,
Marine
Engincs-1-li.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
1-W.P.
I
cylinder
MI)
2C0.00
CW.P.
I
cylinder
III)
4GO.O0
K-W.P.
.1
cylinder
WD
7fi0.00
K.II.P.
2
cylinder
Ml)
150.00
Irt-W.P.
cylinder
LD
175.00
AW
the
above
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
Reverse
Hear,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
Th
be-sl
that
money
can
buy.
KfUthope
llios.,
1747
(iH)rgi.i
St.
W.
Vancouver.
H.C.
Always
al
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boalhouse,
Agents
Phone
:im.
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Five
passenger
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
Halt's:
50c
for
1
or
2
'paiMeoKf-rs,
25c
for
fvich
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
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MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
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"Oh
Haby"
at
your
ser
vice
day
or
night.
Comfort
Safely
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.If
iL's
a
water
lrii
call
Laurie
Lambly
Phones
570
or
ItU.
TAXI
592
1'HK
DEPENDAHLE
TAXI
Da)
ami
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service.
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and
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is
my
niollo
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Slam):
Richmond
Rooms.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
(ieore,
Paul
or
Ousl)
Prompt
Service
ami
Comfort
Day
or
Night
Stand:
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
8lock
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
BEDDINO
OUT
PLANTS.
Plants
that
grow
and
repay
you
for
your
labor.
Mri.aruiy
s
bedding
out
plants
are
specially
acclimatised
and
can
be
relied
noon
to
nrodllCC'
the
goods.
,
Slore
Phono
-
Hp1
183
Orcenliouse
Phone
Hlack
108
McCARTHY'8.
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
nd
Oeneral
Repair
Shop.
Tie
pairs
of
all
kinds
prompll)'
attended
lo.
Window
draperies
made
lo
order.
Carpel
laying
'
Furniture
crnling.
TOM
BALLINQER
Phone
81
lle.-ip
Sherman'
Market.
J
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Street
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baaoaac.
Furnlturo
Moving
If
you
want
nnylhing
sent
for,
or
delivered,
pnnne
us.
P.O.
Hox
fi'J!.
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
'lu
Stewart
visit
Keilh's
Cafe
in
King
Edward
Hotel
now
re-modelled.
Up-to-date
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
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May
15.
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