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cent
discount
Ten
Pays
Only
Mrs.S.Frizzell
Third
Avenue
J.
L.
Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Sloro
and
Office
Fixtures.
Band-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing,
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sas'b,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
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179.
Phone
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268
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avanus.
Gregory
Tires
Are
Good
Tires
Mmlo
in
B.C.
SUPPORT
HOME
INDUSTRY
.We
Hate
Them
In
Stock,
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
PEACE
RIVER
RAILWAY
AGAIN
Edmonton
Newspaper
says
Pre-
mer
Greenfeldi
has
Definite
Offers
from
Companies
DEPENDS
ON
ALBERTA
Neighboring
Province
Holds
Key
to
Situation
In
Edmonton,
Dunvegan
&
B.C.
Railway
The
Peace
River
railway
out
come
depends
very
largely
on
what
action
the
province
of
Al
geria
takes
in
(lie
next
few
months.
Premier
Greenfield
has
returned
from
the
East
wilh
two
definile
offers,
according
to
I
lie
Edmonton
.Journal
which
says:
Transfer
of
Alberta's
natural
resources
and
settlement
of
the
northern
railway
question
are
both
substantially
nearer
limn
tliey
have
ever
been
'before,
ac
cording
lo
Premier
Greenfield,
who
has
just
returned
from
a
ten
weeks'
mission
to
Ottawa
anrl
Montreal.
What
seems
lo
be
the
last
chapter
in
the
negotiations
has
heen
reached
in
each
case,
but
the
final
page
hasn't
turned
over
yet.
The
latest
word
on
the
re
sources
question
is
(hat
Premier
Greenfield
has
a
definite
understanding
from
the
prime
minister
that
'4ml
ween
now
and
Ihe
next
dominion
session
the
agree
ment
already
drawn
up
as
to
the
details
of
the
settlement
will
be
finally
reviewed
and
lhal
it
will
then
be
laid
before
parliament
for
ratification.
And
as
lo
the
railways,
the
premier
has
brought,
back
with
him
two
black
and
while,
oflicial,
awl
precise
offers
for
Ihe
future
operation
of
Ihe
Dunvegan
and
Canada
Central
lilies.
One
is
from
Ihe
Canadian
Pacific
and
Ihe
other
is
from
Ihe
Canadian
National.
Which
is
lo
'be
ac
cepted
is
the
question
now
to
be
decided.
Two
Better
Offers
Both
offers
for
Ihe
railways
lines
have
been
lonsiderably
al
tered
since
the
recent
negotia
tions
began.
The
mailer
of
land1
subsidies
has
been
eliminated,
the
lease-period
reduced,
ami
various
other
conditions.-;
modi
fied.
It
is
s
111
to"
bo
a
Case
of
leasing,
not
huying,
.
but.
the
lerjns
will,
lie
belter
than
they
have
been.
v
"Whichever
offer
is
finally
ac
cepted
and
whichever
of
Ihe
com
panies
gets
the
lines,
Ihe
transportation
situation
in
the
north
will
be
much
improved,"
says
the
premier.
"Of
that
I
am
certain,
for
Ihe
conditions
set
out
in
either
offer
will
guarantee
a
settlement
distinctly
more
advan-fauious
to
Ihe
Peace
River
coun
try
in
particular
and
the
province'
in
general.
We
have
still
a
good
deal
lo
do
before
the
end
is
reached.
The
cabinet
musl
go
into
(lie
two
offers
and
decide
he
tween
Ihem.
Then
we
must
draw
up
an
agreement
and
Ihe
necessary
legislation.
And
also
we
must
gel
the
consent
of
Ihe
Royal
hank,
which
holds
the
'common
slock
as
security.
The
mailer
will
then
go
to
the
legis
lature."
Before
House
Meets
Asked
as
to
whelher
or
not
Ihe
adjourned
session
of
the
legislature
will
meet
on
August
3,
Ihe
dale
lns
named
provisionally,
Mr.
Greenfield
nid
II.
will
depend
upon
how
fast
these
remaining
details
can
be.
disposed
of.
The
government
will
move
at
once,
and
now
that
definite
offers'
from
Ihe
C.P.R.
and
C.N.
II.
have
been
secured
it
will
be
possible
to
deal
wilh
Ihe
other
interested
pin
ties
and
lo
come
lo
final
terms.
The
premier's
first
effort
at
Ottawa,
he
says,
was
lo
secure
some
form,
of
direct
assistance
from
Ihe
federal
government,
either
as
a
grant
'to
reduce
the
E.D
&
H.C.
freight
rales
to
the
prairie
basis
or
In
help
the
provincial
government
lo
meet
capital
charges.
'
In
this,
however,
he
was
unsuccessful,
and
the
only-
course'
left
was
lo
get
the
hest
possible
offers
from
the
railway
companies.
Tbe
offers
as
now
in
hand
were
lire
outcome
of
negotiations
willi
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
E.
V.
Ileal
ly.
the
two
railway
chief
executives.
BUILDING
MESS
HOUSE
AT
ELEVATOR
FOR
USE
!
MEN
EMPLOYED
THERE
Jack
Nelson
has
already
started
t
lie
construction
of
a
mess
house
for
Geo.
Richmond
at.
Hie
elevator
site.
The
building
will
be
of
goorl
dimension
and
.
will
be
large!
enough
to
accommodate
fully
100
al
one
silting.'
If
there
is
need
lo
serve
more
during
the
meal
hour,
a
second
sitting
will
be
arranged
as
is
done
now
in
the
largo
camps
such
as
Anyox
and
Ocean
Falls.
'
-
.The
mess
house
will
naturally
be
able
lo
accommodate
each
shift,
and
if
later
lliere
should
be
three
shifts
opera
Diner
it
will
mean
a
continual
service
during
the
twenty-four
hour
day.
The
building
will
be
ready
shortly,
as
i(
is
expected
there
will
be
a
de
mand
for
it
before
long.
ADDITION
TO
STAFF
OF
SALVATION
ARMY
Lieut
Xenny
Coming
From
Saskatoon:
Guards
Corps
Going
Camping
"at
Cedarvale
To
such
an
extent
has
Ihe
work
of
the
local
Salvation
Army
increased
here
that
an
increase
in
stuff
has
become
necessary.
Lieut.
Kenny
of
Saskatoon
has
been
appointed
lo
assist
Captain
and
Mrs.
Rea
and
will
arrive
in
Ihe
city
on
July
23.
Arrangements
have
jut
been
completed
for
the
life
saving
scouts
.and
guards
of
Hie
local
turps
'
jnf
the
Salvation
Army
which
was
organized
nix
months
ago,
lo
go
into
camp
ui
ueuar-
vale.at
the
QhL
Touiljnson
Mission
on
July
20
and
remuin
un-til
August
3.
Steady
progress
has
been
made
with
Ibis
corps
and
a
number
of1
the
members
have
bought
the
official
uniform.
Sport
Chat
To
secure
Ihe
patronage
which
Is
necessary
for
success,
it
should
be
born
in
mind,
by
those
-
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KILLS
U
V.ncouP,
injE8.MOTH8
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world-,
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r
LtdiHtrta!
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KMarcfa
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bwtltuta.
Ituta.
Wll
WIS
ml
not
StB
tain.
Ptcaaantodor.
Hartnlaaa
to
human
YourGrocpr
and
animal.
or
Druggist
I
1
I
responsible,
lhal
Jo
start
a
game
at
(he
lime
advertised
will
do
much
lo
please'
patrons,
and
assist
in
promoting
the
interests
of
sport
generally.
This
is
necessary
lor
several
reasons,
and
one
is
that
from
now
on
there
will
be
a
gradual
shortening
of
the
days,
and
so
shorter
even
ings
lo
play,
and
if
the
starting
of
Ihe
games
is
delayed
it
will
mean
a
very
much
shorter
game
than
planned.
This
is
not
satis
factory
either
lo
players
or
fans,
and,
where
possible,
should
be
avoided.
A
team,
which
might
be
in
Ihe
lead
might
be
glad
to
quit
at
Ihe
end
of
the
seventh
inning,
and
the
team
which
is
behind
always
feels
hopeful
of
overtaking
Iho
lead
and
perhaps
winning
in
the
end.
A
little
cooperation
from
all
concerned
would
do
much
lo
help
matters.
The
baseball
game
between
teams
representing
the
Rotary
and
Gyro
clubs
to
be
played
Ibis
afternoon
js
attracting
consider
able
attention.
It
is
suggested
that
some
of
the
players
in
Iheir
enthusiasm
lo
get
into
shape
for
the
bailie
have
done
a
little
overtraining
and
at
this
time
are
sore
and
stale.
A
number
of
substitutes
are
available,
however,
and
the
game
should
proceed
wfll0ul
any
undue
interruption.
The
Veterans
line
up
tonight
against
Ihe
Gallics
in
the
final
for
the
Dominion
Cup
will
be
as
follows:
S.
Gawthorne,
S.
Ers-kine
and
V.
Mcnzies,
R.
B.
Skinner,
W.
Murray,
and
G.
Mitchell,
W.
Barton,
F.
Russell,
II.
Nor
wood,
J.
R,
Mitchell
and
D.
Gur-vich.
Reserves
B.
Long
and
F.
Hunter.
Hockey
has
heen
made
a
major
sport
al
Princeton
University.
All
racing
cars
entering
big
auto
speed
classics
must
qualify
al
more,
than
100
miles
an
hour,
In
Portugal,
the
most
popular
sports
are
lawn
tennis
and
foot
hull.
Dick
llaugh,
who
is
playing
so
well
in
the
West
Bioinich
de
fense,
is
a
son,
of
the
old
Wol
verhampton
player
of
that
name.
This
is
his
first
season
wilh
the
Albinos,
but
he
had
previously
done
good
work
for
the
Wolver
hamplon
Wanderers,
and,
but
for
an
injury,
lie
would
have'
played
for
them,,
,iu
,
.the.
1021
,
final
against
tjiucsj;.
ri
-.
Good
centre-forwards
are
al
ways
hard
to
find,
hut
the
climax
appears
lo
have
been
reached
in
England
this
reason.
Actually
370
players
have
had
a
trial
in
this
onerous
posilion.
Only
six
have
iilavcil
in
every
game
for
their
clubs
Ibis
season.
FOOTBALL
FIXTURES
MOBLEY
LEAGUE
CUP
Snnond
Half
i
I
Monday,
July
13
Storage
vs.
S.O.F..
Thursday,
July
1(5
Callies
vs.
t:
W.V.A.
Tuesday,
July
21--G.W.V.A.
vs.
sioriiige.
Friday,
July
2
4
BO.E.
vs.
i.nllics.
Monday,
July
27
G.Wi.V.A.
vs.
S.O.E.
Thursday,
July
30
Storage
vs
(allies.
ALICE
ARM
Mrs.
McGuire
ami
baby
has
relumed
lo
Anyox
afler
spending
fvo
months
holiday
here.
i
Among
recent
vlsilnrs
here
was
11.
T.
S.
Woolderlon
repre-jsentlng
Vancouver
capHal.
Re
made
an
examination
of
the
'llomeguurd
property
and
also
TIhp
1
I
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManuj
t
SUNOCO
j
COOT
O.NTVtj
PL-VLE.
BEiM-Ct-OfoEO
I
.
"THM-
FETLOCK
-CM
Wfi.
JS
.
MjW
H,
I
HA.VEKT
,
TODVY
ilj
.i
;S.PJ5
U.
here
CAe-r
I
iii
fa
Chatter
OVTT
W-cXl
3
iV
SWWSSUo
I
f
WELL
-VELL'
SET'.
ii
ii
Free
ii
in
OIL
for
.
.
J
Crwt
Dr.t.in
r!Kti
rewrved
O
Mill
"
J.
J
yVP1
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
WANTEB
TENDERS
invited
for
clearing
ready
for
plow,
approximately
twenty
acres
meadow
land;
lot
1912
Lakelse;
quick
action.
All
particulars
Ed.
Michaud,
Terrace,
H.C.
I
CI
COMFORTABLE
Room
and
Board
in
private
home
desired
by
two
quiet
bank
clerks.
Apply
Bos
260,
Daily
News
Office.
159
TENDERS
wanted
for
laying
about
32,000
shingles
iby
July
13.
For
particulars,
F.
W.
Hart.
ico
WANTED.
Olfers
for
Lot
33.
block
3,
section
2.
Write
P.O.
Box
125,
Lome
Creek,
B.C.
STRAWBERRY
PLCKEHS
wanted
for
Shames,
B.C.
Phone
Green
283.
158
MAID
wanted
for
genefal
house
work.
Phone
131.
101
FOR
SALE
FURNITURE
ami
Ranges
hough,
sold
and
exchanged;
household
effecls
packed
and
shipped:
auction
sales
conducted;
fur-ilure
and
ranges
for
every
home.
A.
MacKenzin
Furni-lure
House.
Phone
775.
tf
DO
you
want
lo
sell,
trade
or
buy
nnylhing
in
furnjlure
or
household
effects?
It
wiirpay
you
to
consult
us.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
C52.
FOR
SALE
Level
lot,
on
sewer,
close
in,
$100.00.
Phone
Hed
v
720.
182
LOST
GOLD
WRIST
WATCH
Mili
tary
crest
engraved
on
back
Finder
please
return
to
Daily
News
Office.
Reward.
looked
through
Ihe
Toric
and
iVberarder
and
expressed
himself
as
much
pleased
at
the
showings
made.
Miss
I.eitch,
who
has
'been
visiting
with
Mrs.
P.
Wlwlan,
is
now
in
Stewart
and
from
there
will
continue
to
Vancouver
for
the
.remainder
of
the
holidays.
Sid
Mjller
,:;is
working
on
his
pr(perlle.i
here
-lind
"
will
pro-
IHUJV.
tTiuaiu
i
liri
-
UIHIUI
IWU
months
before
reluming
lo
Any
ox.
A.
Johnston
and
I.
Bengslon,
who
have
mineral
claims
here,
are
doing
assessment
work
on
them
and
will
return
to
Anyox
in,
a
week
or
lwo.
Charles
Bocking,
general
man
ager
of
the
Granby
Company
has
been
looking
over
the
com
pany's
t
holier
holdings
here.
A
recent
visitor
from
Prince
jRupert
was
J.mllh,
manager
of
the
Prince
Rupert
mill,
who
in
spected
Ihe
Gran'by
Company's
limber
in
this
district.
He
is
looking
for
highest
grade
logs
and
it
js
understood
he
was
sal
isfied
with
those
ho
saw
here,
A
ledge
of
ore
carrying
silver,
lead
and
zinc
was
discovered
by
C
Williams
and
J.
O'llara
on
Ihe
Silver
Jack
property.
!
4
4
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
V
Friday,
July
9
High
1:10
a.m.
20.1
fl
.17:18
p.m.
I!).3
"
Low
10:15
a.m.
1,8
"
23:1.1
p.m.
o.O
"
Saturday,
July
10
High
5:11
a.m.
18.5
ft
18:10
p.m.
18.7
"
Low
,
ii;30
a.m.
3.5
"
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
TO
RENT
FOR
RENT
Four
roomed
house
Few
pieces
furniture
for
sale.
One
iron
bed,
springs,
mattress,
dreser,
linoleum
rug,
kitchen
cabinet
ami
window
shades.
A
bargain.
112
Eighth
Avenue
West.
159
TO
RENT.
Furnished
rooms.
Hot
and
cold
water.
Centrally
located.
Reasonable
rents,
Norfold
Rooms,
Fulton
Stree'.
Phone
Black
329.
tf
TO
RENT
Five
Room
uite
in
Levin
Apartments.
Apply"
G.
P.
Tinker.
If
FOR
RENT.
Clapp
apartment
We.slenliaver
Bros.
tf
BOARD
BOARD
and
Room,
or
hoard
only.
14
J
J-i
rili
Avenue
East.
Phone
Red
707.
BOARD
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
LOGGING
EQUIPMENT
FOR
SALE
Five
Donkey
Loc-
ging
Engines.
All
in
good
condition
with
full
line
of
up-to-date
'equipment.
Apply
J.
R.
Morgan
Co.,
Surf
Inlet.
1T,2
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICES
OFHASTJIOPE
4-CYCLE
.Marine
Engines
4-11.
P.
without
-clutch
$185.00
1-H.P.
1
cylinder
MI)
2C0.00
0-11.
P.
1
cylinder
III)
450.00
8-II.P.
I
cylinder
III)
750.00
8-ll.P.
2
cylinder
MD
450.00
10-1LP.
4
cylinder
ED
175.00
All
the
above
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
Reverse
Gear,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
The
best
that
money
can
buy.
Easlhopc
Bros.,
1747
Georgia
St.
W.
Vancouver,
B.C.
Always
at
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
Agents
Phone
381.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
Getirge,.
Paul
or
Gust)
Special
C
and
7
passenger
Slude-,
bakers
at
your
service
day
and
nighL'
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
PHOTO
FINISHING
P.
J.
RYAN
P.O.
Box
1544
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Service
and
Satisfaction
Guananteed.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us,
P.O.
Box
099.
BEAUTY
PARLOR
Vogue
Beauty
Parlor
Public
Rest
Room
for
Ladles,
Mrs.
Love
Stephens'
Block,
Third
Ave.
Over
McCatTery
&
Gibbons
LtJ
PHONE
36.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl-ore
Store.
We
Buy.
Hell
and
Ex.
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
n.'M)
Third
Ave.
Phono
4fi
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
In
Stewart
visit
Keith's
Cafe
in
King
Edward
Hotel
now
rc-modclled.
Up-lo-dato
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
lArticlei
Lost
and
Found,4c
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
And
General
Repair
s
1
pairs
of
all
kinds
pr:
Icnded
lo.
We
rep.,
writers,
gramophonrs
.
picture
framing.
Carpr
Furniture
crating.
TOM
BALLANGER
Phono
Blue
025.
ilH
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
Columina
lie
no
scratching
J-,;
productions
of
lalp:
Trols,
Songs
and
luster:
music
by
world
famed
t.
Call
in
and
hear
them
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORtl
Third
Avenue
BEDDING
OUT
PLANTS.
Plants
that
grow
and
re,
for
your
labor.
M:'
bedding
out
plants
u-"
ally
acclimatised
and
relied
upon
lo
prodi
goods.
Store
Phone
-
Rel'f
Greenhouse
Phone
Blar
MCCARTHY'S.
FIREWOOD.
He
Comfortable
and
n
Dry
block
wood,
per
load
V
Fresh
split
wood,
per
load
I
Phone
Black
40!
A.
ISAACSON
-
Seal
..
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTll
TION
ACT
R.S.C.
Chapter
115.
THE
CANADIAN
II:
COMPANY
LIMITED
herr;i
notice
that
it
has
under
'
7
of
Ihe
said
Act,
deposit
the
Minister
of
Public
Ottawa
and
in
the
office
District
Registrar
of
Kir
Registry
District
of
I'm
pert
at
Prince
Rupert.
H
description
of
the
site
a
plons
of
certain
works
ing
of
floats,
wharf
on
pn
structures
on
pile
fnnn
proposed
to
be
conslm
Eraser
Reach
at
Butedul.
'
Province
of
British
Colun.
'at(r
Lot
number
22-5I
'
i;
Coast
District.
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
tti
'
Ihe.
expiralion
of
one
1
1
n
from
the
dale
of
the
fr-'
cation
of
Ibis
Notice
The
dian
Fishing
Company
I
will,
under
Section
7
of
Act.
apply
to
the
Mim
Public
Works
at.
his
off'
'
City
of
Ottawa
for
appr
the
said
site
rfrid
plans
v
leave
to
construct
the
sasd
wharf
on
piles
and
stew"
pile
foundations.
DATED
at
Vaneonvr
l
this
21th
day
of
June.
VP-THE
CANADIAN
1
I
I
COMPANY
LIMITED
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
I
Notice
of
Application
for
B
Licence
Notice
is
hereby
given
'
the
28lh
day
of
July
tie
undersigned
intends
to
l
!
the
Liquor
Control
Boai'f
licence
in
respect
of
pi
11
being
part
of
the
buildio;
merely
known
as
Killas'
b
'
Parlor,
situate
on
Third
V
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
up'"1
lands
described
as
Lot
15,
Block
Number
2?.
1
Map
Number
923,
Princ
H
Land
Reigislrnlion
District
n
Province,
of
British
Columbia.
Ihe
sale
of
beer
by
the
cl
by
open
bottle
for
con.-.
mil1"
on
the
promises.
DATED
this
27th
day
11
i
1925.
JOSEPH
SIGMIND-