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Goods,-and
ft
is
all
new
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or
Hussey
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to
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on
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out
of
town
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Agent
for
J.
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Smith
Ltd.
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Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
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and
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Glazing.
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Mouldings.
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French
Voile
Ratines
All
of
these
popular
Fabrics
in
beautiful
colorings,
26
inches
wide,
worth
$1.05.
Special,
per
yard
$1.15
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
Third
Ave.
Dr.
Alexander
8mlth
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
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Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leadfng
Restaurant.
A
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Unsurpassed
Third
'Avenue.
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Convenience.
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'
W
TO
PLAY
FOOTBALL
Individual
training
and
ball
practice
various
methods
of
getting
it
(By
"Andy"
Ducat,
Manager
or
Fiilham
Club.)
(neprlnied
Troni
"Orenck
Herald")
A
team's
stitTess
depends
largely
on
the
spirit
the
shows
in
gelling
tin
with
the
serious
mailer
of
Irniiiiiil'
with
you.
That
may
sound
h
contradiction
of
terms,
but
liniii-
fng
all
alone
if
heart-breaking
business.
The
competitive
spini
is
entirely
lacking.
Huns
two
or
three
miles
long
provide
the
best
way
to
improve
stamina
and
wind.
Sprinting
practice
is
equally
important
for
speed.
You
must
never
crouch
when
starting
to
sprint.
Track
athletes
always
jump
away
from
a
crouch,
of
course,
but
how
often
on
the
football
field
are
you
crouching
when
you
have
to
sprint
for
the
ball
Sprinting
must
start
from
nearly
an
upright
position.
Sprinting
and
Running
Another
way
is
In
jog
along,
and
then
on
the
word
"Go!"
jump
into
a
20
yards
dash.
If
you
have
a
track
to
run
round
you
can
do
it
at
a
comfortable
pace
broken
up
by
sharp
sprints.
This
is
fine
practice
for
the
half-liacks.
They'
need
Ihennany
badly
placed
corner
kicks
stamina
that
is
thus
produced.
Many
trainers
recommend
gym-,
na'slic
exercises
in
addition
for
the
full
backs.
Hard
kicking
must
form
part
of
his
training.
Walking
Is
as
good
a
training
as
you
can
gel,
providing
you
do
enough
of
it
ami
al
a
speed
great
enough
to
induce
free
perspiration.
The
football
season
is
a
long
one,
however,
and
care
must,
be
taken
not
to
overdo
private
training
at
this
time
of
the
year.
You
may
.
casjly
grow
stale
and
go
right
off
.color
altogether.
Watch
your
weight.
That
is
a
safe
guide,
as
to
whether
you
am
training
too
hard.
Dribbling
Through
Poles
Forwards
who
wish
to
improve
at
dribbling
should
practice
with
poles
and
the
ball.
Take
a
dozen!"
poles
or
sticks
nndjdacn
them
in
line
about
five
yards
away
from
each
oilier.
The
thing
to
do
is
lo
dribble
zig-zag
through
thiut,..
Keep
the.
.poles
al
uneven
distances
apart
so
that
a
'man
does
not
swing
in
and
out
mech
anically.
Increase
and
reduce
the
dis
tances
between
the
poles
fie-nuenlly,
so
Ihni
a
forward
Eels
Hie
knack
of
turning
lit
all
sorts
of
times.
Another
method
of
placing
the
poles
Is
In
two
lines
instead
of
one
line.
All
the
poles
are
at
different
distances
apart.
When
the
men
have
nil
prac
tised
in
pairs
or
in
threes,
com
bining
them
into
a
team
comes
much
easier.
Frequently
the
amateur
captain
is
compelled
to
combine
his
team
while
matches
are
nctually
In
progress.
II
is
bad
lo
chop
and
change
the
places
in
nn
nmaleur
learn
loo
frequently.
The
men
ge(
very
little
chance
of
knowing
each
other
nt
the
best
of
times,
ami
constant
changes
only
makes
things
more
difficult.
A
form
of
practice
that
is
favored
byx
many
teams,
but
which
strikes
me
as
being
al
most
useless,
is
Hint
in
which
.the
goalkeeper
stands
in
the
goal
wnuc
ine
rest
of
the
team
lake
shots
al
him.
This
is
good
for
the
goalkeeper,
hut
1
doubl
if
it
improves
anybody
else.
AHer
all,
If
you
have
six
or
seven
men
in
front,
of
tho
goal.
It
stands
to
reason
that
soma
hardly
touch
the
hall
at
all
during
an
hour's
practice.
That
la
why
individual
train-
team
together.
Two
people
with
one
ball
get
a
lot
more
practice
than
'eleven
with
one
bail.
Your
practice
should
alwav
posses
some
definite
plan
behind
it.
Full
backs
practising
together
would
stand
some
40
"yards
apart
and
kick
the
ball
to
and
from
each
other.
Three
inside
forwards,
op
the
other
hand,
would
practice
shurl
(passing
and
sbols
at
goal.
Practicing
Passes
Wing
forwards
should
sprint
along
together
with
the
ball
while
practising
brisk
passes
In
the
direction
of
centre.
They
should
also
practice
corner
kicks.
It
it
surprising
how
occur
during
a
game.
Note
that
there
are
tsvo
kinds
of
passes;
forward
passes,
which
are
used
o
run
the
hall
up,
and
square
passes
which
are
used
to
put
the
ball
across
right
in
front
of
the
goal.
The
best
ball
jiractice
for
general
play
is
to.be
had
in
a
walled
court
with
an
asphalt
surface,
litre
the
ball
can
be
kept
on
the
move
all
the
lime
without,
the
fatigue
of
chasing
it
on
long
journeys.
When
practising
between
walls
a
tennis
ball
is
as
good
as
a
football.
Light
shoes
should
be
worn.
Sport
Chat
f
1
Eyes
of
the
local
sporting
public
are
now
turned
towards
Dominion
Day
when
the
Sons
of
Canada
are
lo
present
a
cele
bration
.program
that
will
contain
attraciiouK
forVall.
iurisW
old
and
young.
The
two
big
attractions
will
be
the
Ketchikan-I'rince
Itupert
baseball
series
and
Hie
football
final
for
the
4omininn
Day
cup
between
the
Cullies
and
(Ileal
War
Velerans.
In
addition
to
these
features,
however,
there
will
be
children's
"puns,
.minor
nasenaii
game
ami
the
usual
events
of
the
day.
The
committees
in
charge
have
their
arrangements
well
in
hand
and
there
will
be
no
reason
for
For
Vacation
snd
All-around
Summer
Use
an
AN
Ingcrsoll
costs
little
and
keeps
dependable
time.
Why
risk
your
expensive
watch?
$2.00
t0
$22-00
t
t;i
in
Amateur
tennis
rarely
Irain
enough.
11
is
often
left
to
the
individual
player
-to
train
himself.'
This
is
not
a
"matter
of
negli
gence
jiut
one
of
necessity.
Here
is
some
mlvice
for
the
player
who
wishes
to
train
limself.
The
firs!
slep
is
to
get
a
brother
enthusiast
to
train
anybody
to
go
out
of
town
to
gel.
a
day
full
of
fun.
The
Gyro
Club
is
making
a
determined
etTort
to
bolster
up
its
team
in
t
lie
Senior
liasehnll
League
and,
by
the
lime
lhe
schedule
is
resumed
after
the
Ki'lehikan-I'rinco
Itupert
series,
the
management
expects
to
linvc
a
team
that
will
be
second'
to
none
in
the
city
and
one
thai
will
be
well
able
to
take
care
of
tself
agninst
the
Sons
of
Canada
and
Sawmllt.
The
next
time
the
Gyros
piny
they
exjtej
to
have
n
new
.pitcher
on
the
mound.
Fred
Ilenniug
has
retired
as
captain
of
the
Gyro
Iihhii
and
has
be
jeome
assistant
manager
to
Mur
,f,n
MLaehlan.
Mnran.
short
ing
can
sometimes
do
more
cood
than
an
the
the
tniininir
training
of
r
M.
the
"whole
u-iml.
's,n'''
10
""pointed
caplain
of
the
Gyro
Club
team.
Hums
Lake
js
lo
have
n
celebration
on
Dominion
Day
and
many
interes-ting
events
are
being
placed
on
the
program.
The
headline
features
will-be
a
baseball
game
between,
HuVns
Lake
and
Vanderhoof.
Another
Interesting
event
will
be
a
tug
of
war
tournament
for
which
Andy
Ituddy
is
hanging
up
a
prize
of
20
for
the
winning
team
providing
at
least
four
team
of
eight
men
each
compete.
Suggested
trains
at
present
are
Decker
Lake,
Palling,
ltose
Lake.
Francois
Lake
and
Hums
Lake.
Preparations
are
being
made
lo
accommodate
a
large
number
of
rvtsitors
at
the
eeebr.1!lnn
and
the
day
will
be
concluded
with
a
bowery
dance
In
the
evening.
The
Cold
Storage
learn
in
the
football
match
tomorrow
evening
against
the
Callies
will
be
O.
Hills,
C.
Whatman,
H.
M.
D.
Lamb,
If.
Carson,
.1.
Sims,
It.
Mathieon,
S-
Dart
on,
II.
Walk-
land,
.
Elder,
K.
Hye,
F.
Hardy.
Ileserves:
J
,
Thofney
and
M.
Lamb.
,
(
Tlie
Callies
learn
are
E.
Mc
Lean,
W.
E.
Willlscrofl,
M.
An
drews,
A.
Harris,
S.
Currie,
It.
Woods,
A.
Mitchell.
11.
MeDoti-
gall,
Wm.
Mitchell,
Win,
Hamil
ton
and
James
Andrews.
In
the
Letter
Box
ir'Ti
ii-si
r
wt
ii-i
iisl.
e
POACHING
FOOTBALL
PLAYERS.
Editor,
Daily
News.
Will
you
allow
me
lo
repjy
to
FonjbnlcrM
ihiypiiiibitaicr
ol
Wednesday.
W
t.
Undoubtedly
what
he
com
plains
of
is
true,
mid
I
am
glad
lo
see
that
the
public
is
alive
to
it,
hut
(he
ollicials
can
do
nothing
In
the
mailer
until
n
complaint
is
laid
by
an
individ
ual
or
club.
11
is
impossible
to
act
without
definite
proof.
I
can
assure
"Footballer"
that
Hie
ollicials
will
act
with
out
fear
or
favor
if
a
complaint
is
laid,
and
any
club
guilty
of
pouching
will
possibly
find
I
toil
while
they
may
have
a
team
composed
of
such
players,
they
will
not
be
allowed
to
play
in
organized
football.
AU
players
and
club
ollicials
know
the
rules
governing
the
sport,
and
any
ollicial
or
player
who
breaks
those
rules
must
answer
lo
I
lie
association.
A
player
mini
obtain
his
release
from
one
club
before
signing
on
with
another
club,
and
the
club
that
has
the
player
signed,
can
refuse
In
IranAfer
If
they
think
they
have,
good
grounds
for
II,
and
the
trial
ler
must
then
be
brought
before
the
executive
There
Is
a
delegate
fromeach
club
on
this
executive,
so
thai
Hie
true
facts
of
the
case
can
be
brought
out.
I
can
assure
"Footballer,
thai
lhr
Prince
Itupert
Football
Association
s
out
for
the
good
of
the
game,
and
any
player
or
club
breaking
the
rules
will
be
dealt
with,
but
thoy
cannot
take
OlM
InT'l.
FtATuni
Schvici
Imc
Cte
Bnuin
l(ht
inrivnl
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
FUHMTUHE
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Control
agent
for
FawceLt
ranges
and
furnace-t.
Household
effects
packed
anil
shipped.
Auction
sales
con
ducted.
Furniture
for
eter-home.
Lei
me
have
a
talk
with
you
about
my
service,
and
leave
your
furniture
trouble
lo
me.
A.
MacKenzie,
Furniture
House,
Third
Avenue.
Phone
775.
tf
F'Olt
SALE.
We
have
several
new
listing
on
houses
al
real
values.
Special
price
on
good
roltage
at
Salt
Lakes.
McCalTery
.V
iJibbons,
Ltd.
FOIl
SALE
Cheap.
Ten
acres
of
good
strawberry
land,
'situated
one
half
miles
from
Terrace.
JI.C.
For
particulars
write
M.
J.
Halpin.
Klmberley
H.C.
I&2
FOIl
HALF.
Willi
every
pur
chase
of
$20.00
or
over
uL
the
Prince
Itupert
Exchange
we
will
give
one
rug
FHKK.
If
FOIl
SALE.
Commercial
Hotel,
Prince
Huperl,
furnished.
A
bargain.
M.
M.
Stephens
A
Co.,
Ltd.
tf
FOIl
SALE.
Four
hole
Monarch
range.
Prince
Itupert
Exchange,
tf
TO
RENT
FT)
It
IlE.NT.
3
room
Apartment
furnisbed
$30.00
2
room
apartment,
furnished
(heated)
$30.00
fi
room
house
$8.Vno
A
room
house
$20.00
Cottage
al
Salt'
Lakes.
McCalTery
A
(libbotis,
Ltd.
i'O
HENT.
Furnished
rooms.
Hot
and
cidd
water.
Ceiitrnlly
located,
Iteasonahle
renls.
Norfold
Ilooms,
Fiillon
Street.
Phone
Itluck
32U.
It
10
HENT
Twji
roomed
furnlsu-
ed
apartment
by.
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Hed
007.
FOIl
HUNT.
Furnished
hou!-
keeping
suite.
410
Sixth
Ave.
East.
Phone
Mine
278.
tr
Foil
HENT.
Five
roomed
house
furnished,
for
July
,aml
Aug-ti'b
.'.
Jner(e'n(J
,;
l
ft
FOH
HENT.
Large
roomy
npart-
meul
down
town:
Apply
Storks'
Hardware.
"
150
FO
HENT.
Furnished
suite
for
Inly
iml
August.
Phone
Hlue
707.
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FOn
HENT.
Clapp
apartment
Wcslnnhaver
Urns.
tf
AUCTION
8ALE
AUCTION
SALE
will
be
held
nt
U25
llonlcn
Street,
on
Saturday,
.lime
27
al
2.30
p.m.;
consisting
of
library
table,
oak
chairs,
wicker
chairs,
ier,
beds,
spring
and
mattress,
electrict
washer,
vacuum
cleaner,
healer,
kilchen
cabinet,
range,
electric
fixtures,
etc.
Phllpolt,
Kvltt
mid
Co.,
Ltd.,
Auctioneers.
Ml)
BOARD
HOAHD
and
lloom,
or
board
only
413
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
Hed
707.
action
on
every
rumor
that
originates,
often
from
someone
with
an
axe
In
grind.
The
play
ers
themselves
are
entitled
lo
fair
play
ami
a
player
should
not.
be
exoeelpil
lo
lorn
l
chnncn
ofliellerlng
himself
be.
cause
he
Is
engaged
in
sport.
Tliaiikltig
you
for
the
space.
Yours,
etc.
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word
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advance.
No
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taken
for
lets
than
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ladies
wanting
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wayex
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steady
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generul
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4-11.
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$185.00
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I
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MD
260.00
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450,00
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.750.00
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LD
175.00
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include
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