PAGE
FOUR
W
have
a
complete
line
of
Tennis
Goods,
and
it
is
all
new
1925
stock.
Sykes
or
Hussey
Rackets,
$3.50
to
$30.03
Presses
$1.25
f
.Covers
$2.00
Rubber
Grips
...
25o
Out
Reviver
.
.
..
65c
Sun
Visors
....
$1.00
Reach
Halls
.
.
.
.
50o
Slazengcrs
65o
Improved
Dirmal
All
Steel
Racket,
13,
13,
11
oz.
priced
at
$14.50
Postage
paid
on
all
out
of
(own
orders.
j!
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
"2
J,
L
Blaio
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Band-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
R'epairinig.
Glass
and'
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
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268
Did
You
Buy
Premier,
Dunwell,
B.C.
Silver,
when
these
.Mines
were
only
prospects
History
Often
Repeats
I
Gold
-
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good
buyravhcn
you
consider
the
location
of
their
properties.
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us
for
information
on
this.
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Canal
Sales
Co
,318
Standard
Bank
Bldg.
Vancouver
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
Sale
Cards
and
Tables
MARINE
MOTOR
Loss
Starter
.
.
.
.
$250.00
With
Starter
.
.
.
.
$300.00
Government
Taxes
and
Freight
Extra
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Ford
Dealers
Prlnee
Rupert,
B.O.
meet
litem.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM;
A
I
FOQCOT
TO
OOVrs
tTA.lB
AND
U
hPGW-OOT
FOR
CONO
THAT
M
rrhm
H
'?UMfeiBl
tut
OLD
POT
HIM
OOT
I
HOPE
in
aj
C
at
r,
-r
.
'
WE
CCT
HD
OP
THAT
,
CatT
boon
CROSS
WINNER
OF
CLUB
RACE
Jack
Boddle
Gets
Prize
for
Hand
icap
Sweepstakes
Event
with
"On
Time."
GOOD
ROWING
EVENTS
Regatta
n
Harbor
Last
Nlgt.
Proves
Interesting
Occasion
for
Boating
People
The
regatta
staged
last
evei-
ing
by
t
tie
Prince
Runei-I
Unwind
and
Yacht
Club
as
an
opening
ror
f
1
1
season's
activities
proved
a
very
interesting
affair
which
attracted
a
large
crowd
to
the
waterfront.
There
were
manv
entries
in
the
various
r.-ieinir
events
all
of
which
were
keenly
contested.
The
buffet
luncheon
served
on
the
point
near
the!
clnh
house
proved
popular
and
many
younstors
cleaned
up
generous
supplies
of
candies,
peanuts,
etc.
I
lie
three
knot
handican
race
for
the
Yacht
Club
cup,
which
was
held
hy
M.
M.
Sleuliens'
Triton,"
was
won
bv
II.
T.
Cross'
"Frances
C."
It
was
a
good
race
in
which
some
fifteen
hoats
participated
and
the
handi
caps
were
apparently
well
set.
.
W.
WralliaU's
boat
really
crossed
the
finish
line
first
but
it
was
disqualified
for
having
started
before
time.
The
best
and
most
exciting
race
of
the
evening
was
the
six
mile
handicap
sweepstakes
race
for
all
pleasure
boats
in
the
liar.
h.or.
This
was
won
bv
Jack
Mod-
die's
"On
Time"
which
was
Ifin
yards
ahead
of
four
other
boats
which
were
ahout
even
for
second
place.
These
boats
were
F.
P.
Quinn's
"Nella
Lee."
Dr.
Alexander's
".Male."
Dr.
West's
Wylo,"
ami
C.
L.
Heindel's
"Kcho."
There
were
(en
boalsl
in
Ihe
race.
Rowing
Races
The
rowing
races
resulted
as
follows:
.Men's
doubles
1,
C.
E.
Starr
and
C.
W.
Kirkemlal:
2.
M.
M.I
Stephens
and
Alex
Macdonahl.
Ladies
singles
I.
Mrs.
Kirk
endal;
Miss
FJIeen
Stephens.
Mens
Singles
I,
Louis
Amadio;
2,
C.
K.
Starr.
Mixed
doubles
I.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kirkendal
;
2,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Alex.
Macdonitld.
,.
Jack"
Lindsay
was
starter'
for
the
laifitch
races
nriL
S.
D.
Mac-,!
lonahl.
timekeeper.
Alex
Mcltan
was
starter
for
the
rowing
races
and
Jack
Lindsay,
judge.
The
race
committee
consisted
of
Georyn
Hryant.
H:
K.
Itenson
and
A.
Macdonahl
and
the
re
freshment
committee,
Jack
Lindsay
and
George
Richmond.
Giving
the
events
general
supervision
were
Hie
officers
of
the
club
who
are:
George
Rorie,
pre
sident;
A.
Mncdonuld,
vice-pre
sidenl
;
land
Jack
Lindsay,
George
Itry-
anl,
R.
K.
llenson
and
Dr.
.1.
P
iCade,
directors.
Tho
Senior
league
baseball
schedule
is
being
advanced
one
game
for
the
balance
of
the
son
on
account
of
the
poslpon-men!
of
the
Sawmill-Gyro
Clnh
set
for
last
Tuesday.
This
match
will
be
played
tonight
and
the
schedule
will
be
carried
on
h.'neeforth
accordingly.
This
will
be
the
first
cranio
of
the
season
for
the
Gyros
who
are"
confident
that
their
chances
are
as
good
as
any
lo
pick
off
the
honors
for
the
year.
ilid
Gym
Clubs
staged.
The
younger
aggregation
is
readv
nid
rarin'
lo
go
but
the
Rolar-ians
are
not
so
cocky
now
as
they
were
when
they
firs
I
talked
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.
I
CALLIES
EASILY
BEAT
VETERANS
Score
Four
to
One
In
Game
of
Football
Last
Night
The
Great
War
Veterans
made
a
pour
showing
in
Ihe
Cilv
League
fohll.all
game
lust
night
and
were
defeated
by
I
to
nil
by
the
Callies.
The
Vets,
who
were
one
man
short
throughout
and
played
two
1ialf
backs,
made
their
first
mistake
when.
nn
winning-
the
Toss,
they
decided
to
play
uphill
against
Ihe
sun.
This
allowed
the
Callies
to
get
away
to
a
good
start
by
scoring
three
goals
in
the
first
half.
Sam
Cur-
.'ie
put
through
the
opener
ahout
fifteen
miniltes
after
Ihe
start
when
he
successfully
con
verted
a
corner
from
A.
Mitchell.
James
Hamilton
scored
Ihe
sec
ond
and
R.
Woods,
the
'
third.
The
Vets
had
a
number
of
breakaways
in
Ibis
half
but
there
was
too
nfuch
individual
play
and
loo
little
combination,
Ihe
result
heing
failure
to
finish.
In
Ihe
second
half,
the
sol
diers
did
even
worse
and,
with
the
exception
of
a
few
break
aways,
Ihe
Callies
monopolized
Ihe
play.
W.
Mitchell
scored
the
fourth
for
the
.Callies
from
close
in.
Snm
F.rskine
made
a
good
try
for
Ihe
Vels
with
a
lontr
shot
thai
grazed
the
cross
bar
and
went
over
instead
of
under.
Tom
Jo'ne.4
rofereed
and
Ihe
linesmen
were
A.
Clapperton.nnd
Harvey-llHnsojiv
'1'here.
was
a
fair
crowd
in
aUWi'daiiee.'
'
'
1
The
teams
lined
up
as
frdlows:
Great
War
Veterans
i
Sieve
Gawlhnrn;
George
Cochrane
ami
Frank
Hunter;
Alex
Roy
and
George
Mitchell;
Frank
Russell,
II.
Norwood,
Sam
F.rskine,
Jock
Campbell
ami
Dido
Gurvich.
Callies
W.
Hamilton;
II.
Hamilton
and
M.
Andrews;
J.
Hariris,
S.
Currie
and
It.
Woods:
I
A.
Mitchell.
II
Mnhnnirnll
W
Alex
McRae,
secretary,
Mitchell,
J.
Hamilton
and
j
Sport
Chat
j
Hen
Seir,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Haseball
Association,
announces
(hat
an
endeavor
is
being
made
in
arrange
a
haseball
game
here
on
July
ID
with
Hie
It-atll
that
is
enmimr
nnrll.
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Louise
that
dav
with
the
Kniitiia
!
or
Columbus
excursion
from
California.
It
is
expected
that
tho
parly
will
spend
two
or
three
:
hours
here
and
possibly
lontrer.
If
tho
visitors
are
willintr.
a
Andrews,
League
standing
lo
dale:
S.
of
K
Callies
Cold
Storage
G,
W.
V.
A.
W.
L.-
Pts
HAD
GOOD
FISHING
AT
POPULAR
LAKE
George
Bryant
and
Charlie
Bal-arjno
Returned
from
Khtada
With
Well-Filled
Creels
George
Hryant
and
Charlie
Ralagno
relumed
yesterday
with
well
filled
creels
after
a
two-
lln..
filltrllnf
Avt.nfl!!
l.i
I..
T
..I.a
jloca
earn
will
be
picked
out
lolKhlada.
It
was
one
of,
Ihe.
first
if
not
Ihe
first,
narlies
lo
visit
Ihe
.
popular
angling
place
Ibis
season.
The
trip
to
Ihe
mouth
of
Ihe
river
was
made
on
George
Rryant's
Harla.
AN
INACTIVE
LIVER
IS
THE
CAUSE
OF
CONSTIPATION
When
your
liver
r?t
lulh
an
I
In
rtlve
your
wlmle
licalth
Hitter.
tour
iMiweU
uroiiie
roiHllpaled:
you
have
sick
(ml
bilious
twadachn;
your
ton"
rnatc-il
and
furry:
your
breath
bait;
Mwk
float
before
your
mm.
ami
oflm
you
feel
u
it
you
were
Mnr
l'
..huh
u.e
muruameni.
me
raci
T,y
wll,
,,,,
,h,
.,,,
,v
iii.ii
hum
are
nsning
jor
inorcoo
tint
it
win
reruiite
th
ri..w
i,t
i.n.
time
they
lo.
practise
indicates
that
ralnt.
riwdallv
If
In
a
rrouiteil
r.l.r.
where
Uier
I
little
or
no
vi-nillallon.
When
In
thl
romllilou
there
la
otil
t4M
tiling-
tu
do.
ami
that
la
tn
lake
MILBURN'S
.
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
lo
art
properly
on
Ihe
bowels,
and
thui
figure
they
are
up
against
f,Mr
''
rinou
matter
that
an
outril
thai
may
he
aide
to
show
them
how
the
net
same
really
should
be
played.
For
nale
at
all
druirirlsu
and
dealers;
put
up
only
by
Th
T.
Mllburn
Co
Limited.
Toronto.
nt
NEW
FLOAT
AT
THE
SALT
LAKE
Good
Work
Being
Done
at
Ap
proach
to
Park
Giving
Plenty
of
Mooring
The
new
float
at
Ihe
entrance
to
Salt
Lake
Park
is
taking
shape
rapidly
and
can
already
be
used
for
mooring
boats,
although
the
approach
Is
not
yet
finished.
The
dock
Is
much
more
suh-stanlial
than
any
that
has
been
there
before,
and
Ihe
slip
will
he
a
better
oile.
When
it
Is
com-pleled
jl
will
be
very
convenient
for
pleasure
and
other
boats,
all
of
whom
will
have
equal
privileges
there.
Some
work
has
also
been
done
at
the
lake
lo
the
floats
hut
(he
improvements
are
not
nolle
fin
ished,
particularly
at
Ihe
ladies
dressing
rooms.
PRINCE
JOHN
IN
Made
Quick
Five
Day
Passage
up
Coast
Under
Generally
Good
Weather
Conditions
Making
a
speedy
voyage
tip
the
roast
in
spile
of
Ihe
fact
that
she
made
rather
Inner
stems
al
Rose,
and
Naden
Jf
arbor
whaling
stations
al
each,
of
which'
poInU
100.
Ions
of
coal
was
dischartred.
C.N.R.
fc'te.'i'mi-'f
lViiirt.'
'
cfnlm
Capt.'Neil
McLean,
arrived
In
port
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlolle
Islands
at
9.30
last
night.
The
vessel
left
Van
couver
al
7
o'clock
last
Saturday
night.
Wealher
was
favorable
except
for
a
stiff
northwest
blow
between
Skidegale
and
Massed.
The
vessel
brought
up
from
Van
couver
Ihe
crew
of
Ihe
cannery
al
Lpckeporl
which
is
lo
be
re
opened
Ibis
season.
She
hail
about'
25
passengers
and
a
light
freight
cargo
from
here.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
W.
Harvey,
prince
Genrcre:
0
Mrs.
W.
F.
Hinns,
lit
nornl
Can-0
nery;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Kennedy
and
J.
H.
Gibson,
Smllhers;
Mm.
Ileeln
Nucich
and
II.
F.
Kergin,
M.L.A.,
Alice
Arm;
George
McAfee,
Georgetown;
William
S,
Day
and
A.
Harvey,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
W.
Slew-art.
Pillsburg,
Pa.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Martin,
Mnssell;
Miss
M,
Hennessey,
L.
A.
Maloney
and
II.
R.
Frost,
.
Buckley
Hay;
R.
II.
Falun,
Terrace.
Centra)
L.
Hawkins,
v,
R.
Hucknell,
John
Clark
and
A.
Alfredsnn,
Vancouver;
F.
Duggan
anil
C.
(fosinan,
C.N.R.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
D,
Daimpre,
Kllkalla;
Mabel
K.
While,
Stewart;
M.
A.
Campbell,
W.
McLean,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
II.
Roberts,
Port
Clements.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
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description.
Prjnce
Rupert
Vvnll
'i
mm
I
e
MAID
Wanted.
Hotel
Central.
FOR
SALE
Ag.Camhs;
Landscape
Garden
I
GFFF.RS
wanted
for
Lot
,
block
section
P.O.
Ho
d.7.
Lift
132
:OR
SALK.
Ten
acre
ranch,
all
fenced,
half
mile
from
Telkwa;
ideal
for
small
fruits
and
chickens;
seven
room
house.
:n
uy
,m,
open
fireplace
in
living
room,
water
in
kitchen.
furnace
in
hasemcnti
Price
$750.00.
t00.00
down.
For
particulars
apply
lo
Thorpe
&
Hoops,
lelkwa,
ll.C.
i-'OIl
SALK.
Knl
ire
household
furniture
including
Victrola
Rugs,
Linoleum,
Dining
Room
Suite,
hedrnom
suile,
fixtures.
dishes,
sewjng
machine,
elt
Suile
2,
Waldrou.
Apis.
Phone
-Tt.
Lit
KR.NKST
Slubbs,
A.R.H.S.;
CM
ing.
Plans
and
estimates
for
garden..
Ferns
and
olher
plants
from
$3.00
per
do.
F.O.H.
Usk.
ll.C.
FOR
SALK.
Lot
II.
block
SfK
section
7,
with
new
four
room-ed
house
not
quite
finished.
$325.00.
Apply
Klondike
Store
Filllon
Slteel.
;i2
FOR
SALK.
Cabin
launch
Kva.
27
feet,
fully
equipped,
in
first
class
condition.
Apply
Ward
Kleclric
and
Marine
Supply.
l;nw
Hay.
tf
FOR
SALK.
Commercial
Ilplel,
Prince
Rupert,
furnished.
A
bargain,
M,"
M.
Stephens
A
Co..
Lid.
t
FOR
SALK.
"Savage"
,
Kleclric
Wimhing-
Machine,
?
1
55.00
Cash.
Phone
lllue
43.
F()'n,
fiAt.K
Pleasure
jjoal,,1I-:cho,
c;
u:
'Heindel.
Cold
Slorago.
Phone.
221.
if
TO
RENT
TO
RKNT.
Furnished
rooms.
Hoi
'and
cold
water.
Centrally
iocalcd..
Reasonable
rents.
Norfoid'
Rooms,
Fullon
Street.
Phohd
jJlack
321).
tl
COM
FOllTAHLK
bed-silling
room
lo
rent.
Suit
two
men.
Phone
Hllle.
339.
3
FOR
RKNT.
Clann
anarlmenl
Weslenhavcr
Hros.
tf
FOUND
FOUND.
Mooschcart
pin.
Ap
ply
Dally
News
olllce.
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
Furniture
Houghl,
Sold
and
Kxehanged.
Ranges,
Healers,
elc.
moderately-priced.
Kvery-Ihing
for
the
Jiome.
Call
in
nnd
nok
around.
ALEX.
MACKENZIE,
Third
Avenue
Phono
775.
(John
Christie's
obi
stand.)
44i
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDFIt
Saturday,
June
6
High
(i;33
a.m.
21.'.)
13:22
p.m.
19.1
Low
.......
7:15
a.m.
1.3
10:14
p.m.
5.7
fl,
HOARD
and
Room,
or
board
only.
413
Fifth
Avenue
Fast.
Phone
Red
707.
HOARD.
The
Second
Avenue.
Inlander,
830
Phone
137.
B0AT3
AND
LAUNCHES
RICKS
OF
KASTIIOPK
4-GYCLK
Marine
Kngines
4-H.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
l-II.P.
1
cylinder
Ml)
200.00
CII.P.
I
8-11.
P.
1
8-11.
P.
2
10-11.
P.
I
cylinder
III)
cylinder
III)
cylinder
MI)
cylinder
I.D
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
450.00
750.00
150.00
475.00
All
Ihe
above
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
Reverse
Gear,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
The
best
that
money
can
buy.
Kaslhope
Hros.,
1717
Georgia
SI.
W.
Vancouver,
ll.C.
Always
al
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
Agents
Phone
381.
Anywliere
al
Antime.
Five
pas
senger
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
Hales:
50c
for
I
or
2
passenger.
25c
for
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Oh
Haby"
al
your
scr
vice
day
or
night.
Comfort-Safety
Courtesy.
If
it's
a
walcr
I
rip
call
Laurie
Lambly.
Phones
570
or
I3L
TAXI
692
THK
.DKPKNDAHLK
TAXI.
Day
anil
Night
service.
Comfort
and
Courtesy
is
my
motlo.
PHONE
692
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
Richmond
Rooms.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phono
(Call
Georce.
Paul
or
Gust)
Special
G
and
7
passenger
Stude-
hakers
al
your
service,
day
nml
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Dlock
Across
from
Kmpress
Holol.
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
Hd
General
Repair
Shop.
Re
pairs
of
all
kinds
promptly
attended
lo.
We
repair
lype-writers,
gramophones
and
do
picture
framing.
Carpet
laying.
Fnrniluro
crating.
TOM
BALLANGER
Phone
lllue
025.
OIL
SKINS
3I8
Fifth
St
Patronize
Home
Industry.
'
Ask
for
Lo
Claire's
RUPERT
BRAND
OIL
SKINS
Hesl
bv
lest
Made
in
Prince
Rupert
by
Rupert
Hoys
ami
(iirts
Phone:
Black
404
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
in
Slewnrt
visit
Keith's
Cafo
in
King
Kdward
Hotel
now
ro-mndelled,
Up-lo-dato
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Cnunfer
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phono
M77
Bannao.
Furniture
Movlna.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phono
us.
P.O.
Hox
009,
NORTHERN
TRANSFER
Call
for
Haggago
and
Kxpress
Northorn
Transfer.
Day
Phone'
Red
213.
Night
phono
Green
397.
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difficulty
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reported
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heralded
lennis
tournament
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the
Kotan
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wmnimm
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WANTED.
Wanted
to
rent
fur-
tiished
bouse
centrally
located.
VA
ill
lake
good
care.
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General
delivery.
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