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JT0C2
If:
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
II!
II!
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w.M.ir
ton
miles
a.
WALK
FIVE
Nl.i
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,
liil
he.
won't
.rc
ro.
y-
II
sii
swrt
'is
m.,...
chkncf
it.
.
5asam-'ig!'
--vm
'
-
.
Wo
have
a
complete
III
line
of
Tennis
Ooods,
ami
it
is
all
now
1925
slock.
Sykes
or
Husscy
Rackets,
$3.50
to
$30.03
Presses
....
.
Covers
flubber
Crips
.
Out
Reviver
.
.
Sun
Visors
Reach.
Halls
..
.
.
50c
;
Slazenpers
.
,
.
.
.
G5c
II
Improved
Ilirmal
All
j
Sleel
Racket.
13.
13,
14
pz.
priced
at
$14.50
I
Postage
paid
on
all
out
I
of
town
orders.
!!
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
!
Call
me
at
8!
I
am
at
this
end
of
I
lie
phone
to
give
my
personal
attention
to
the
many
special
needs
of
our
patrons.
That
is
niy
joh.
Please
call
me,
I
shall
he
glad
to
answer
any"
questions
about
I
he
various
branches
of
our
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning
Service.
Let
me
help
you
eliminate
wash
day
in
favor
of
the
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Sincerely,
J.
L
Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Revairin.
Class
and
fllazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
268
Blue
Fox
Pups
For
dtllvery
July
20lh
to
30th,
182S,
ONLY
Later
delivery,
25
per
cent
higher.
Take
thein
younir,
OOST
LESsS,
Kasler
handled,
dmMIe
and
bund
first
year,
send
fur
new
lio
ikil-
-tells
all!
100
INCREASE
GUARANTEED
2,
3
or
4
yr.
old
Breedera,
with
or
without
100
per
cent
Increase,
our
guarantee
backed
by
ample
a-eets
and
25
yra.
of
businesa
Integrity
In
this
state.
IlHferem-i
lurm-lied
vnu
BrartMrei-t:
and
I'rinld'eiitH,
Six
Bank-.
Memlier
of
Seallle.
chamber
Mf
i
.iimiM
i.
e.
CLEARY
BROS.
FOX
FARMS
Chi
Umpire
BldK..
SKATTIJ?,
U.S.A
oii;
of
oie
Wiuld'K
Largest
lo
Farms)
DRY
BIRCHWOOD
and
Cedar
S6.C0
Per
Load
Cut
lo
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
FLOAT
NEEDED
AT
SALT
LAKE
Capt.
Swanson
will
Probably
Put
In
Private
Dock
If
City
Fails
The
efforts
of
the
swimming
club
bavins;
failed
in
connection
with
the
pulling
in
of
a
float
at
ithe
Sail
Lake,
Captain
Swanson.
who
operates
the
launch
23,
carrying
passengers
to
ami
from
(lie
lake,
is
planning
to
put
in
a
float
this
week,
which
will
be
for
bis
privale
use.
m
at-
..-.-!
iiaj
iiuniii
i-n
ui
jiviijiik
visited
the
Salt
Lakes
Park
ami
a
great
many
enjoved
the
swimming
there,
even
though
Hie
weather
was
not
as
warm
as
it
was
the
previous
day.
Landing
at
ror
at
the
other
side
was
dillicuit,:
Co
the
passengers
having
to
be
put'
ashore
with
a
boal.
The
beauty
of
this
natural!
park
and
the
advantage
of
the'
in
salt
water
swimming
make
it
of
inestinialable
value
fo
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
those
who
use
it
think
it
is
.1
pity
that
arrangements
cannot
he
made
fdr
putting
in
a
permanent
dock
for
the
accommodation
of
all
boats.
The
water
at
the
lake
yester
day
was
fairly
warm,
especially
near
the
'surface.
For
several
days
past
a
great
many
jwople
have
been
swimming
there
regularly.
SWIMMING
CLUB
TO
RE
REORGANIZED
AT
.
MEETING
TOMORROW
Float
Needs
Repairs
and
Ques
tion
or
W.harf
to
be
Discussed
The
Swimniing
Club
is
lb
inakji;
anolli'r
effort
to"
reorganize.
A
meeting
has
been
called
by
President
Iloddie
for
tomorrow
jevening
in
the
police
court
to
W.
which
various
organizations
in
W.
the
city
are
asked
to
send
repre
M.
sentatives
and
all
who
are.
in
terested
in
having
the
.Sail.
Lakes
W.
swimming
pool
put
in
shape
for
C.
the
season
are
asked
lo
be
present.
W.
II
The
floats
and
walks
at
Hie
lake
iK-rsl
repair
and
unless
the;
club
becomes
active
nolliing
the
will
be
done.
;
The
question
nf
the
pulling'
Hi
of
a
wharf
will
also
be
discus
sed.
1
OPENING
FOOTBALL
GAME
OF
SCHOOLS
Booth
Boys
Proved
to
be
Winners
by
Score
of
Two
to
One
a
Thoufb
Hie
lloolh
School
team
oeieaieu
iioruen
Mreel
py
a
scwre
of
two
to
one
in
the
open-'
Kd
nig
Junior
League
football
game
on
Saturday
afternoon,
the.
scon-
al
can
hardly
be
called
a
fair
indication
of
the-
play
for
the
los
ing
team
was
fully
on
a
par
with
Hie
winnint
one,
whoie
goal
keeper
was
largely
responsible
for
saving
the
day.
Harvey
.Crate,
I
he
Horden
Street
goalie,
was
stopping
shots
from
an
ag
jgressive
Horden
Klreel
forward
in
a
proportion
of
about
Iwo
to
i
one
as
compared
with
what
his
I
own
forward
line
was
doing.
In
icombination
Horden
Slreef
was
I
He
best,
the
tendency
of
Hit
'Hoolh
team
members
being
to
hang
on
to
the
ball
loo
long.
Tom
Kelsey
inade
bulli
scores
for
Hoolh
school.
Home
promising
materia!
was
disclosed
anil,
in
spile
of
a
number
of
nilskicks
beinw
made,
the
boys
1
played
willi
a
will
and
II
was
good
soccer
al
Ihut.
The
Hoolh
school
won
the
toss
and
elected
to
kick
uphill.
The
Horden
St
J
l;
1
..tfa.-.y.!
I
U
I
5
)
HAD
HEARTBURN
AND
HEADACHES
FOR
MANY
YEARS
MIm
Keta
Iiurrls,
Ii.M.
So.
1,
Watrr-rord,
4
nil.,
writ:
"J
tian-
IruuIiU-il
witri
heartburn
and
Iicailai
ties
fur
many
years.
Tliire
were
very
few
thing
I
nxild
cat
wlllimit
mrrvrlnir
from
rtther
11m-
IwaiilMirn
nr
tvrre
Iwailarlirs.
A
rrlfliil
rrromniended
me
lo
try
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
This
I
did
and
found
relief
at
onre
ami
.nave
Mover
been
irotdiied
iinre.
J
wlir
ij
ret-iiiiiieiia
your
rius
lo
any
or
trin,,u
are
troubled
win.
iiwn-1
trouble."
,,,
,
Mllburn-a
Laia-Llver
I'llls
are
for
ale
.
,
all
rtrurrlfts
ail
dealers;
put
up
wily.
i"""'".
'-se
.uej
ai
usually
lue
past
30
years,
by
The
T.
MUI.Mrt.l,",'"'liV',','n,
a'"'
someone
Lliidteit.
Toronto.
Ont.
score
was
made
in
the
first
half
aniHhe
two
lloolh
School
scores
the
second.
,
eorg,.
Cochrane
was
referee
and
the
teams
lineal
up
as
follows:
Horden
Street
McLean;
Stile
and
Yeireek;
(iurvicli.
Parkin
anil
Rogers;
Irvine,
Smith,
Runt.;
Morrison
and
Millerd.
Itooth
Schrxd
Harvey
Crate-Kami
Miwa
and
Jo..
Scott;
Willie
Collison,
Tom
Kelsey
and
Dan,
Mackenzie;
Fldje
Sinilb.
Williel
Donald,
Fred
Dingwall,
.lack
Xel-i
son
and
Willie
Murray.
BROWN
WINNER
OF
SPOON
AT
RANGES
Special
Arrangements
for
Prize
Shoot
Announced
for
May
24
McNlcholl
Creek
Wiiliam
Drown
won
the
spoon
ai.Jhe
weekly
sJioot
lit
(be
Mc-
N'irJiolI
rifle
ranges
"
yeslcrday,
wllh
W.
Jfrass
coining
second.
The
scorns
for
I
he
day
were:
,
200
500
COO
TIL
Ilrowu
20
31
28
85
Driiss
31
HO
I'imh
20
2T,
7k
Davies
2f
20
10
05
Mc.Kfvown....
2Ii
23
17
05
Harruhiu....
2J
25
10
C2
Wilson
21
21
10
01
There
will
be
a
prize
shoot
at
ranges
u
May
24
at
which
special
prizes,
will
be
offered.
,
Sport
.
Chat
j
-."7
.!
I
V-'
'
-v
The
arrival
al
Slewaii
of
Habe
Fort
in
and
bis
brother,
Jid,
and
Hill
Slickney,
former
Commercial
leaguer
at
Vancouver,
will
give
the
northern
mining
camp
the
nucleus
of
what
ought
to
be
strong
baseball
learn
tliii
summer..
Habe
and
ISJickney
are
known
in
the
norlli
from
pas
years
while
Dabe
says
that
also
play
al
baseJiall
which
probably
means
he
is
no
slouch
the
game.
Later
in
the
season
when
il
comes
lime
lo
ar
range
for
inler-town
games
al
Prince
Jlupprl
Ibe
Slewaililes
will
possibly
be
brought
here.
There
is
said
lo
he
a
prttly
good
lot
of
material
in
this
town
al
ready,
and,
when
the
lime
comes
Prince
Huperl
is
also
likely
to
have
a
learn
Dial
will
be
wt
able
to
Juke
care
of
itself.
Mike.
McTigue,
llghl-heavy
weight
profenfi'inal
boxing
champipn
of
the
world,
is
now
reputed
wilh
pulling
Hie
pro
fessional
manager
of
prize
fablers
ou
of
business.
V.hen
SoilieouM
apked
oni;e4
why
It
was
that
prize-fighters
needed
Jo
share.
Ihcjr
income
ofen
fifty
Jiiy
with
managers,
someone
else
I'Plorled:
"Hecutis
they
an:
stiiiid,
for
no
one
but
a
stupid.
fellow
would
become
a
iirize
Irtis
Iras
proven
proven
liimself
liimself
In
In
be
lie
not
noil.
quite
so
sliiuif
as
the
average
Some
time
ago
he
cut
himself
loose
from
his
manager,
and
when
it
came,
to
Hie
point
of
signing
articles
for
his
figh,
with
Paul
Jlerlenhacli,
which
is
lo
lake
place
at
the
end
of
the
month,
he'
produced
instead
of
a
manager
a
lawyer,
lo
look
afler-
the
lesal
ami
money
imds
of
Hie
iiglii,
wtiile
be
was
looking
after
Hie
physical
end
of
it.
Those
who
have
followed
the
fishling
same
for
some
year
now,
weiii.
to
think,
that
Me
Tigiie
has
touched
ti
nole,
which
wi"
changi)
the
whole
apecj
of
Hie
fight
business,
at
leasl
anion
ir
n
liMinr
fl:ie
nf
.
....
r..u
business
agents
will
still
be
in
demand
for
the
newcomers
no
,i,...i..
i
..
to
slake
them
lo
the
necessary
money
for
training
and
trainer's
expenses,-
but
it
is
inoTe
than
likely
Dial
there
will
gradually
evolve
out
of
the
present
silua-lion,
boxing
agencies,
liko
theatrical
agencies,
for
Hie
arranging
of
inalrhes,
with
lawyers,
who
for
a
reasonable
fee
will
se
that
the
contracts
arc
properly
drawn
up.
In
louight;s
Sluart
Shield
football
fixture.
Hie
(Jreal
War
Veterans
will
have
another
opportunity
of
gelling
into
a
jkis-
il
ion
of
advantage,
on
the
slang
ing
sheet.
Their
oppouenls,
the
Callics,
if
they
win
the
match,
will
again
be
at
the
lop
of
the
league
ahead
of
the
Sous
of
Kngland.
TJie
teams
will
line-up
as
fol
lows:
'
.
Creal
War
Velerans
Haw
thorn;
Marlon
and
V.
Meuzies
;
Skinner,
Ceorge
Mitchell
and
Dell;
Itussell,
Norwood,
F.rskinc,
Campbell
and
Cochrane;
reserves
Mac
and
Mcpherson.
'
Callies
A.
Sinclair;
H.
Woos
and
W.
K.
Williscrofl
;
J.
Sims,
S.
Currie
and
James
Harris;
A.
Mitchell,
11.
McDougall.
D.
Scoll,
W.
Mitchell
and
J.
Andrews;
reserves.
J.
Hamilton
and
II.
Hamilton.
BENEFIT
DANCE
Enjoyable
Affair
was
Held
Sat
urday
Night
In
Metropole
Hall
by
Lodge
Valhalla
As
a
benefit
lo
a
y(uin,g
Nor
wegian
Nylin
is
,1iijg
ill
.
iit
tut'
hosfjitul.
aneijjoyihle
ilanVe.
was
Held
on
Saturday
night
ill
Hie
Metropole
Hall
by
Lodge
Val
halla.
There
was
a
good
.attend
ance
and
refreshments
wre
served.
Music
was
furnished
by
the
Weslholine
orchestra,
Aid
Oscar
Larsen
whs
master
of
ceremonies
and
I
lie
rmiini!cc
in
charge
included
Mrs.
O.
A.
lohnson,
Mrs.
Lindselli.
Mrs.
Ks
sen
ajid
others.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
I.
H.
Tudhope,
A.
J-'arrow,
H.
K.
A.
Woodbury,
O.
K.
Williams.
II.
K.
Crarnlal).
J.
S.
McMillan.
Mrs.
A.
de
J'pven,
Charles
J.
Fletcher,
W.
C.
Ariie.tl,
T.
1".
Foley,
W.
C.
Sdan
,11.
tosse,
T.
C.
Mewburn,
L.
t).
Ly'cell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(I.
H.
Deallie
and
daughler,
J.
I.
Hirks.
J.
Myers
and
Hoy
Howard.
.
Vancouver:
Dora
Hury,
San
Francisco;
J.
P.
Forde,
Victoria;
.Paul
Scbnur,
'I'm
onto;
D.
Kuhn
and
II.
Cars-
well,
Winnipeg;
K.
Donohoe,
iiaas
HarlMir;
A-
JivylfU,
-Ocean
Falls;
J!.
Jlousscau
and
.Miss
Lela
Itousseau,
Iiwfi
Inlel;
W
Smith,
Anynxj'P.
11.
Cawey,
Ed-monlon;
(l.
M.
Fraser,
In'gby
Island;
Norman
Nelson,
oily;
0.
J
Hcjisoh,
Lickepdrl;
J.
A'.
CarUiew
and
.1.
Ulenn.
Smilliers:
A.
Campbell,
Kltwanga;
T.
n.
Mc-
figuter."
Apparently,
McTigue'ManamOn,
Tglecrapli
Point;
A,
I
ggft'S
AND
LAUNCHES
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
AWTKP
YOl'Nii
Lady
wanteil
to
re
pre
sent
Hrilish
Colimtbia
publiea-lion
in
Prince
Huperl
and
district.-
Permanent
situation
noon
remiineraiinu
ami
ex
penses
paid.
I'xperience
not
absolutely
necessary.
Apply
Pox
250,
Daily
News
olllce.
WANTHO.
i''T
or
woiuhii
for
general
work.
Musi
have
sum
dining
room
experience.
Ap
ply
Hox
251
Daily
News
olllce
If
WAM'F.D.
Hxperienred
lady
rook
for
restaurant.
Apply
P.O.
Hox
2'J,
Alice
Arm,
H.C.
Hi
WANTKD.
Young
girl
wants
work
in
hotel
or
family.
Phone
lllne
:tt5.
l9
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALK.
Pleasure
boat.
2
fiM-l,
perfect
rondilimi.
ready
lo
step
in
to.
Must
be
sold
this
week
for
the
offer.
Apply
Hox
24'J,
Daily
News
olliiv.
"
12
-
FOIl
SALK.
Commercial
Hot-l.
I'rinc
Huperl,
furnished.
A
bargain.
M.
,M.
Slefibftis
ft
co:,
ijd:
ti
FOH
SALK
and
II
em
oval!
lloune
...oa
English
Hill.
Hive
price
lo
P.
namiila.
Phone
208.
tf
FOIl
SALK.
Pleasure
loit"Kcho"
O.
L.
Heindei.
Cold
Storage.
Phone
221.
,
tf
TO
RENT
FOH
HKNT.
Three
large
house
keeping
rooms,
furnished
compete.
218
Second
Avfltiue.
i
10
FOH
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