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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM;
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or
Bussey
Rackets,
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to
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Presses
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Covers
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Grip
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Reviver
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65c
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$14.50
Postage
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on
all
out
of
town
orders.
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Co.
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Contractor
Agent
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Fixtures".
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Dunwell,
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Silver,
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Often
Repeats
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93
GAMES
BEAT
ENGLISHMEN
Hard
Fought
Football
Match
But
Losers
Play
With
One
Man
Short
In
a
game
that
was
featured
by
hard
fast
play
all
the
way,
the
tallies
defeated
the
Sons
of
England
two
to
nothing
in
last
night's
city
championship
.soccer.
match.
Ihe
Sons
of
England,
who
were
one
man
short
right
through
the
game,
won
the
loss
and
elected
lo
kick
down
hill
in
the
first
half.
The
play
was
eVen
throughout
the
period
ami
no
scoring
resulted.
Both
sides
missed
good
scoring
chances
and
there
was
loo
much
heavy
Willi
the
grade
in
their
favor
in
Hie
second
half,
the
Callies
had
the
best
of
the
play
except
for
a
few
dangerous
Vroakaways
which,
however,
Hie
Sons
failed
to
finish
lo
advantage.
Jimmie
Hamilton
scored
the
first
for
the
dallies
and
It.
McDougall
the
second
from
a
penally.
Considering
the
state
of
the
weather,
a
good
crowd
was
in
attendance.
W.
Murray
refereed
Ihe
game
in
the
absen.ee
of
Tom
Jones
who
was
called
away
on
account
of
his
child
having
sustained
an
accident.
A.
Clapperlon
rind
George
Waugh
were
the'
lines
men
ami
the
learns
look
the
field
as
follows:
dallies
W
Hamilton:
H.
Hamilton
and
M.
Andrews;
J.
Harris,
S.
Currie
and
R.
Woods
Mitchell,
Mitchell,
J.
Andrew's.
R.
McDougall,
W.
Hamilton
and
J.
Sons
of
England
R.
Howe;
H.
Hanson
,and
Ci.
Kelsey;
1.
Cam
eron,
A.
Hales
and
Dr.
E.
S.
Fail;
O.
Howe,
J.
Johnson,
A.
Dickens
and
J.
Fanjiiliar.
The
league
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
W
'.allies
.:
2
S.
of
E.
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CRICKET
DYING
4
IN
ENGLAND
Leading
Journal
Deplores
Lack
of
Effort
to
Develop
Young
Players
LONDON,
Eng.,
June
12
(Hy
Canadian
Press.
.
England!
vain
attempt
to
wrest
the
cricket
laurels
from
Australia
in
the
test
matches
last
winter
has
brought
out
considerable
criti
cism
from
numerous
.sportsmen,
many
of
whom
express
Ihe
opin
ion
that
the
national,
game
has
not
the
hold
on
the
British
public
Mint
once
was
the
case.
The
necessity
of
fostering'
The
spirit
of
the
game
is
put
forward
by
representatives
of
practically
all
Ihe
country
clubs
and
many
have
established
"nurseries""
where
youthful
aspirants
(o
first
class
honors
are
given
every
opportu
nity
to
attain
proficiency
in
all
branches
of
sport.
In
an
article
published
recent
ly
"The
Field
"
KinHim.l'ii
,lng
sporting
journal
adds
its
.voire,
lo
Ihe
demand
pointing
tint
Hint
opportunities
for
youth-Jul
cricketers
to
realize
Iheir
,
ambition
or
one
day
playimg
for
I
"I
be
county"
are
decreasing
as
'
.the
years
pass.
"How
far
have
we
drifted
'since
the
days
of
Ihe
all
Eng
land
elevens
may
be
easily
discovered
from
a
brief
examination
of
the.
history
or
the
game,"
says
Ihe
writer
of
the
article.
"With
very
few
country
HEART
TROUBLE
SHORTNESS
OF
BREATH
Mrs,
Ceo.
E.
llouiriau,
Morrlsliurir,
Out.,
writ":
"1
am
writing'
you
a
few
lines
to
let
yon
knViw
of
my
e.xiwrlenre
wltli
Mitlnirn's
Heart
anil
Nerve
I'llls.
Two
years
airo
I
berame
very
poorly
with
my
heart
apd
nerves
anil
win-never
I
took
the
least
little
bit
of
exerrbe
my
heart
would
start
to
Jump,
and
flutter.
I
could
not
walk
up
stairs
wIIIk.uI
having-
to
sit
down
and
rest
before
I
wa
half-way
lip.
on
aeruunt
of
my
breath
lieco.'iilny
so
short.
I
rommenred
taking
MILBURN'S
HEART
AND
NERVE
PILLS
and
In
no
time
I
felt
a
great
Improvement,
and
ran
now
heartily
recommend
them
to
all
those
who
are
troubled
Willi
any
affertlon
of
the
heart."
II.
A
N.
are
for
sale
at
all
drug
and
general
stores;
put
up
only
by
The
TV
Milhurn
Co,
Limited.
Toronto,
out.
matches
the
All
England
Eleven,
the
United
All
England
Eleven
ami,
later,
the
United
South
of
England
Eleven,
were
able
to
op
pose
various
provincial
twenty-twos,
who
all
look
their
'
places
in
the
field.
These
matches
gave
chances
of
distinction
to
innum
erable
local
players
who
would
otherwise
have
never
been
heard
of,
and
nany
men
who
became
famous
first
gained
attention
by
a
good
bowling
or
batting
performance
aigainst
Ihe
greatest
players
of
the
day.
Willi
Ihe
con
tinued
increase
of
county
matches
these
elevens
gradually
dropped
out.
Hut
the
M.C.C.
sent
strong
teams
lo
each
of
the
Universities,
who
were
also
visited
by
still
stronger
Gentlemen
of
England
teams,
organised
firstly
by
Mr.
C.
I.
Tbornlnn.
secondly
by
Mr.
A.
J.
Wbbe.
Furthermore,
there
were
desperately
keen
matches
between
North
and
South
and
Gentlemen
vs.
Players,
as
well
as
encounters
between
the
Oenllemen
and
Players
of
Ihe
South
and
the
M.C.C.
and
the
counties
at
Lords,
thus
in
e.vcr
so
many
ways
there,
were
chances
for
young
players
lo
try
Iheir
luck
in
games
against
Hie
greatest
players
of
the
day.
All
these
matches,
except
Oenllemen
vs
Players
at
Lord's
and
the
Oval
have
died
out
entirely,
and
the
match
at
Lord's
is
alone,
repre
sentative.
"To
replace
Ihe
lost
matches
we
have
nothing
absolutely
no
thing.
Even
the
nfcilch.
at
Lord's
ior
past,
excellence
rainer
man
for
present
ability..
In
facl,
our
cricket
has
now
become
sub-survient
to
the
country
cham
pionship.
So
much
is
this
Hie
case
that
unless
a
player
is
specially
qualified
for
a
first
class
counly
be
has
practically
no
early
chance
or
playing
in
first
class
cricket
at
all."
DAMAGING
ONE,
SOMETIMES
ProTcssor
Suppose
an
ir
resistible
force
should
meet
an
immovable
body,
what
would
be
the
result?
fitude
A
menrer.
gotel
TORONTO
In
Centre
of
Shopping
and
Business
District
250
ROOMS
100
with
Privtta
Oithi
HUROfliAN
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t
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man'o.
dir.
mKIOaOUOfKKKtfUUMUKUKKJtUi
'
HELEN
KELLER
ON
THE
AIR
Voice
to
be
Heard
Round
the
World
on
Radio
Tonight
SAN
FRANCISCO,
June
13.
-The
voice
of
Helen
Keller,
created
by
herself
after
years
of
patient
effort,
will
be
radiated
over
Ihe
Pacific
Ocean
tonight,
June
13,
at
1
1.5(1
p.m.,
and
heard
by
millions
oii;
the
other
side
of
the
earth.
This
feal
will
be
accom
plished'
by
the
world's
niost
remarkable
blind
mid
deaf
woman
speaking
softly
before
a
micro-
I
phone
in
Ihe
San
Francisco
stu
dio
of
KOO.
the
Ocncral
EJec-
He
Pacific
Coast
Station.
Sensitive
Fingers
Recent
practice
before
KOO
mierophoiies
showed
that
Helen
Keller's
voice
over
radio
was
even
more'
distinct
than
when
(lining
through
the
air
direct
from
her
mouth.
WJiiln
sneak
ing
she
louched
the
vibrating
discs
of
radio
head-phones
nnd
it'll
the
rhythmic
pulsations
of
her
own
.voice.
Her
.sensitive
fingers
even
detected
the
infer
ence
between
speech
and
music.
Vhen
her
name
was
pronounced
three
timesoverthe
air
she
recog-
uzed
1t
twice
saying
with
the
KOO
announcer,
"Helen
Keller,
Helen
Keller."
With
her
face
beaming
she
declared:
"It
will
help
me
lo
speak!"
Sounds
like
d,"
"e,''
"b,"
she
said
"fell"
much
alike'lo
her.
Hut
with
practice
il
was
said
she
M-lieved
a
lifference
might
be
delected.
Several
years
nvo,
at
the
sug
gestion
of
Thomas
A.
Edion,
Helen
Keller
began
practicing
liking
into
a
small
cedar
box,
eeling
the
vibrating
wood,
in
her
struggle
In
form
menial
pic
tures
of
different
sounds
and
hen
make
the
sounds
herself
lust
the
small
practice
in
Jhe
KOO
studios,
it
was
declared,
im
proved
her
voice,
giving
il
more
natural
rhythmic
qualities.
8.C00
Miles
In
Instant
Owing
In
the
difference,
in
ime,
listeners
on
Die
other
side
of
the
earth,
will
hear
Helen
Keller's
voice
in
the
evening
of
Ihe
day
before
she
speaks
at
00.
However,
it
was
explained
y
engineers,
Ihe
actual
energy
radiated
from
Ihe
KOO
antenna
vill
reach
Australia,
8,00(1.
miles
Jislimt,
in
one-fifth
of
Ihe
lime
between
tick's
of;aj
wajrll.
j
Ann
,
Sullivnir'
Mary;-
Ilf'-I6n
friend
and
teacher
nf
Helen
Keller,
will
also
be
heard.
She
will
toll
(lie
story
of
Helen
Kel
ter
s
life,
and
explain
how
she
laughl
her
to-
understand
"tlie
swaying
of
trees,"
"Ihe
strength
oT
a
lion,"
and
many
other
in
teresting
things,
seemingly
im-
nossible
to
communicate
to
person
who
could
neither
hear,
see,
or
at
Ihe
time,
speak
a
word.
LAKE
KATHLYN
DANCE
PROVED
ENJOYABLE
Young
People
Visited
Mrs.
Blr-
nle's
Summer
damp
Over
New
Road
SM1TIIF.RS,
Jlinn
13.
A
pleasant
dance
was
held
at
Mrs
Hlrnie's
summer
camp
,
at
Lake
Kalhlyn
on
Tuesday
nighl
when
a
number
of
young
folks
motored
from
town
and
enjoyed
several
hours
dancing
in
Ihe
hall
on
the
lake
shore.
Mrs.
Iliniie's
camp
Is
now
in
full
swing
and
as
she
is
prepar
ed
to
serve
refreshments
o
campers
it
should
make
holiday
iug
al
the
lake
Aery
popular
this
summer.
The
new
road
Is
now
open
tnv
trailic
and
the
Auto
Club,
Is
planning
to
put
in
a
number
or
improvements
in
the
way
or
re-rficreation
grounds
and
more
Wanted
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Sale
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Central
L.
Oarlin.
C.N.R.;
W.
Crom
arty,
city.
HOARD
and
Room,
or
board
only.
Plants
Hi
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t
Red
707.
BOARD
413
Fifth
Avenue
East.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
FOUND
FOUND.
Moo.ielie.irt
tiln.
ply
Daily
News
ollice.
RICES
OF
EASTHOPE
4-CYCLE
Marine
Engines
t-II.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
J-H.P.
I
cylinder
MD
2(10.00
C-H.P.
I
cylinder
HD
8-11.
P.
I
cylinder
III)
H-II.P.
2
cylinder
MD
If.-II.P.
4
cylinder
LD
PJione
381.
BEAUTY
PARLOR
SHEDDON
TAXI
1
34
Phone
'OUND,
Ladies'
seiiil-guunllel
lawn
glove.
Owner
can
obtain
same
upon
identifying
ami
paying
for
Ibis
advertisement
al
Daily
News
ollice.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
Ap-
450.00
750.00
(50.00
t75.00
AH
Ihe
above
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
Reverse
Oenr,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
The
best
thai
money
can
buy.
Easthope
Itros..
17i?
Ocorgiu
SI.
W.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Always
at
your,
service.
.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
Agents
Vogue
Beauty
Parlor
Public
Rest
Room
for
Ladies.
Mrs.
Love
Stephens
Itlock,
Third
Ave.
Over
McC.alTery
A
Oihhons
Ltd
PHONE
36.
nywhero
at
Anytime.
Five
pas
senger
Dodge
Sedan
Com
fort
and
Courlesy.
Rales:
50c
ror
I
or
2
passengers,
25c
ror
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
TAXI
Taxi
C7
Phono
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Gust)
Special
(5
and
7
passenger
Slnde-
bakers
al
your
service
day
and
nighl.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
trom
Empress
Hotel.
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
And
General
Renair
Shop.
Re
pairs
or
all
kinds
promptly
at
tended
lo.
We
repair
type
writers,
gramophones
and
do
picture
framing.
Carpet
laying,
Furniture
crating.
TOM
BALLANGER
Phone
Blue
025.
3I8
Fifth
St
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
Furniture
Bought,
Sold
mm
Exchanged.
Ranges,
Healers,
etc.
moderalely
priced.
Every
lliintf
for
Hie
liome.
Call
in
and
look
around.
ALEX.
MACKENZIE,
Third
Avenue
Phone
775.
,
(John
Chrislie'n
old
stand.)
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
Columbia
Records
no
scralching.
Finest
reproductions
or
latest.
Fox
Trols,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
rained
artists.
Call
In
and
bear
them,
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
4rt
4.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
s
'
Friday,
June
12
High
5:20
a.m.
18.2
"
,
18:17
p.m.
18.0
"
Low
12:04
p.m.
3.7
"
inns
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Lotnd
Found,&c
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OUT
PUHTJ.
ior
your
bedding
tmf
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aeelimuf.--relied
upon
goods.
Store
I'd.
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pi
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made
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in,
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in
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MCCARTHY'S.
TOM
CALCHEFF
Taltor
FURNITURE.
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PAPAD0PULI8,
FIREWOOD.
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New
and
Secondhind
Furnl.'
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Store.
We
Hoy,
ui
ted
Ex.
change
New
and
Sec;;dhirid
floods.
639
Third
Ave.
Pbone
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