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BRINGING
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FATHER
By
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Mrs.S.FrizzeIl
Third
Avenue
J.
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Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
anil
Office
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing,
Glass
and
Glazing.
,
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
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Blue
268
Dr.AIexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
II
fill
It
VJlLa
II
for
Fords
II
Try
a
filling
and
jj
be
convinced
Kaien
Hardware
Company
Important
Bargain
News
Our
Entire
Stock
of
WOMEN'S
and
MISSES'
DRESSES,
f
SUITS,
COATS
and
MILLIN
ERY
at
20
per
cent
discount
Ten
Days
Only
Gregory
Tires
,
Are
Good
Tires
Made
in
H.G.
SUPPORT
HOME
INDUSTRY
.We
Hr
t
Them
In
Slook.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
J.
Steward
l.OO
II.
Allen
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l.OO
T.
Moorehouse
jl
1.00
II.
Tatlersoll
1
.00
J.
Goodlad
.....
1.00
L.
Larsen.
.
1.00
A.
Charstad
1.00
E.
Swanson
1.00
It.
Worn
l.oo
O.
Fylling
:
1.00
H.
Mody
1.00
J.
Turher
1.00
K.
Collison
1.00
Adolphus
Colinson
..
1.00
l.ewes
Collison
t.00
Conrad
Lindseth
1.00
Gilbert
F.rwick
1.00
Martin
Mnnson
r
1.00
Am'bros
CollisOh
'
1.00
Magnus
Oreeri
1.00
Dwyer
Hrown
1.00
Flios.
Pollard
1.00
Harney
F.yolfson
1.00
Yank
Kyolfson
,
1.00
K.
Eyolfson
1.00
F.
Jones
50
Frank
Tullop
l.OO
K.
Colder
-
1.00
Nicol
.50
Vndy
Anderson
.
1.00
").
Smith
50
D.
Yolf
.5.00
Olsen
1.50
O.
Skogg
:.
1.00
W.
G.
Iteinhard
5.00
C.
Strett
-v-
5.00
Susie
J.aponte
"l
5.00
N.
Hotierson
1.00
G.
Slaney
50
A.
Enoksen
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-
2.50
f.
Hans
1.00
11.
Dickson
50
J.
Cross
50
II.
11,
Lunimingdal
5.00
V..
lierg
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l.np
P.
Pederson
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C.
Dorring
i.:.,...-;
,1.00
F.
Armstrong
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2.i5
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Lund
2.00
A.
Oswald
(Toodie)
5.20
Iloal
Inez
11.
5.00
A.
King
:
2.00
Two
lady
friends
2.0(1
J,
Finleson
1.00
T.
Crosby
1.00
lloat
Scallop
-
4.00
lloal
Caygeon
1.25
A.
Christenson
2.00
W.
Iloss
1.
0ft
E.
Wiggins
2.00
Tbos.
Young
t.00
E.
J.
Tingley
10.00
F.
Pedersen
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2.00
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Orland
2.01)
W.
Hansen
2.00
J.
Johnson
2.00
G.
W.
Larkens
2.00
M.
Anderson
2.00
Tony
Cook
2.00
O.
Ouse
2.00
James
A.
Wauehopo
2.00
0.
Aniunseiv
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2.00
R.
.1.
Croukcr
2.50
Iloal
Spolt
5.00
1.
Leary
2.00
W.
Rarry
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2.00
It,
Chaniberlin
2.00
I),
lloberson
3.00
Norris
Pringle
returned
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
this
morning
from
a
lying
t
rip
lo
Vancouver.
He
took
in
part
of
the
Gyro
International
ooavvution.
Douglas
Slork,.
the
official
delegate
tu
the
convention,
Is
expected
homo
on
Friday
of
this
week.
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MANY
CONTRIBUTED
TO
RUDGE
FAMILY
Collection
Taken
at
Hippo
Island
by
Capt.
Bert
Hanson
of
Cold
Storage
Boat
Chief
Zlbassa
Capt.
Rert
Hanson
of
the,
Cold
Storage
fish
packing
boat
Chief
Xihassa.
who
arrived
in
port
last
lit
willi
50,000
pounds
of
pring
salmon,
lias
taken
up
a
collection
at
Hippo
Island
foi
the
Rudge
family
at
Sandspit
that
was
recently
burned
nut.
He
secured
$
150.90
in
all.
Hie
following
are
those
who
contribut
ed:
H.
Hansen
5.00
F.
Walters
5.00
Omar
K
5.00
R.
March
,
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F.
Webb
l.OO
SPORT
DETERIORATION
IS
SUGGESTED
RESULT
TOO
MANYJPECTATORS
Fewer
Today
Who
Play
For
Love
of
trie
Game
Says
Newspaper
Article
While
we
are
deploring
the
de
cline
of
lacrosse
in
Canada
and
steps
are
being
taken
to
revive
interest
in
that
game,
we
find
that
similar
concern
is
being)
expressed
across
the
border
with
respect
to
.baseball,
says
the
Edmonton
Journal.
The
National
ever,
there
is
a
steady
decrease
in
those
wjio
play.
II
reports
that
a-
J
a
professionalism,
working
down
from
the
big
leavues
into
the
small
town
teams,
is
to
blame
in
a
ffiehA
Ye,
twice
as
i
K
rich
as
ordi
M
nary
milk.
Jf
1
Pure
Milk
"From
Contented
Cows'
fans
can
assist
by
being
present
at
the
games,
and
they
should
not
be
disappointed,
as
there
Is
excellent
jmalerral
in
all
three
teams;
in
J
be
city
league.
Representative
soccer
teams
from
tii
e
various
provinces
throughout
the
Dominion
will
start
their
battle
for
the
Con-naught
cup,
emblematic
of
the
Canadian
foot
hall
eliamnionshin.
this
week.
On
July
15;
Carsteel,
Quebec
finalists,
will
slack
up
against
Ulster
United,
Ontario
winners,
in
the
first
of
a
two
aine
series
al
Montreal.
The
tcond
game
will
be
played
at-
Toronlo
on
July
18.
In
the
west,
amateur
Atnieiic
l
eueraiion
lias,.Nauaimo,
llritish
Columbia
remade
a
survey
and
learns
that.lpi-esentalives,
will
play
Calgary
while
the
crowds
at
the
mnjor-C.lUl.
in
a
two-game
series,
at
league
maiciies
are
larger
than,
Calgary,
on
July
MC
and
18.
United
Weston
will
represent
Manitoba,
(but
as
yet
Saskatchewan
has
,not
declared
a
winner.
There
is
a
liossibility
of
Manitoba
playing
oIT
with
the
.New
largo
pari
for
the,
waning
Ontario
champions,
but
nothing
.1..
:..
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i
of
the
.
Tl..n
I
:i
I
game,
Then,
too,
as
cities
igrow,
the
sand
lot
is
harder
to
find
kind
harder
to
get
to.
The
Voung
player
who
plays
for
the
fun
of
it
and
the
love
of
it,
not
only
finds
difficulty
in
getting
into
a
game
of
baseball,
but
if
lie
makes
a
place
for
himself
on
an
amateur
team,
lie
is
frequent
ly
obliged
to
compete
against
players
imported
and
paid.
It
is
only
a
matter
of
lime
under
these
conditions
for
(lie
sport
lo
deteriorate
seriously
even
In
its
highly
organized
branches.
As
an
English
parodist
once
wrote:
III
fares
agame
to
hastening
ills
a
prey,
When
gates
accumulate
and
men
decay.
Sport
Chat
j
The
whole
'bill
of
fare
served
up
in
the
sport
line
did
not
amount
to
much
in
the
iiasl
week.
Scarcely
any
of
the
games
scheduled
could
be
played,
and
there
is
now
considerable
interest
in
several
local'
fixtures
which
are
billed
for
this
week
The
Callies
and'
Yet
are
anxious
lo
settle
the
Dominion
Gup
for
another
year,
and
from
the
ut-tilude
of
supporters
of
each
team
it
is
evident
that
there
will
be
a
contest
worth
watching.
The
local
fans-are
hoping
that
Ulwill'he
possible
totng
a
real
good
game
.of
baseball
'before
long.
If
outside
teams
are
to
play
here
during
the
Fair
week
lei
us
unite
in
putting
In
a
team
which
will
show
the
visitors
thai
we
are
on
the
baseball
map.
To
develop
that
'team,
and
lo
have
I
hem
coached
properly
will
require-the
closest
..co-operation
of
all
I
he
players
as
well
as
captains
and
coaches.
The
local
definitely
has
been
decided
Where
the
finals
will
be
played
this
year
is
not
yet
known,
but
rumors
are,
flyins
t
hick
and
fast
that
it
will
be
played
in
Ibe
west
again.
In
their1
efforts
to
force
recognition
of
the
challenges
lo
Jack
Dempsey
from
Harry
Wills
and
others,
the
New
York
Slate
Athletic
Commission
barred
ManagerwJack
Kcarns
from
the
Italian
Hospilal
Fund
botits
al
New
York
.on
Thursday
niglil.
Kearns
is
now
manager
of
Mickey
Walker,
who
look
a
good
healing
from
Harry
ireb,
but
how
the
Commission
expected
to
worry
Mr.
Kearns
by
their
action
is
not
ma)e,
clear.
Depriving
th
manager
of
Denrpsey
and
Walker
of
the
opportunity
of
witnessing
i
set
of
bouts
is
about
Hie
same
as
depriving
Mr.
Rockefeller
of
a
pint
of
gasoline.
P.
J.
Mulquecn
of
Toronto
and
Dr.
A.
S.
Laiuh
of
I
lie
Ath
letic
department
of
i.McGill
University,
who
is
also
Ibe
secretary
of
"I
lie
Amateur
Athletic
Union
of
tlanada,
have
returned
from
their
mission
as
Canadian
delegates
to
the
Olympic
Congress
al
Prague.
They
have
made
a
preliminary
report
to
President
W.
E.
Findlay,
of
the.
A.A.U,
and
It
shows
that
their
visj
has
not
been
in
vain.
It
will
result
they
expect
in
,
heller
representation
of
tJanada
and
a
(belter
'under
standing
rw.ilUi
f
jlltf
iOejilruL
an-
llioruy
or
iu
nuvrnationai
Olympic
Committee.
The
first
real
international
soccer
match
played
in
Montreal
between
Canada
and
Hie
United
Stales
resulted
in
a
win
for
CaiiT
ada
by
1
to
0..
So-called
Inier
nationals
have
been
played
in
various
Canadian
cities
on
al
most
every
important
holiday,
but
these
were
as
a
rule
between
players
representing
England
tml
Scotland
or
Scotland
ami
Ireland
ami
so
on.
The
Pons
of
England
will
field
the
following
team
against
the
Cold
Storage
in
tonight's
league
football
game:
II.
Howe
Ci.
Waugh,
G.
Howe
P.
Cameron
A.
Hales.
F.
Hodgklnson,
J
Johnson,
Dr.
Tail,
J.
Farquhar
H.
Hanson
anif
W.
Dickens.
BASEBALLSCHEDULE
July
I
i.
S'.O.O.
vs.
Gyro.
"
17.
Mill
vs.
Gyro.
"
20.
Gyro
vs.
S.O.C.
"
23.
Mill
vs,
S.O.C.
"
28.
Gym
vs.
Mill.
"
31,
Gyro
vs.
S.O.C.
Aug.
3.
S.O.G.
vs.
Mill.
0.
Mill
vs.
Gyro.
"
11.
Gyro
vs.
S.O.C.
"
I
S.
Mill
vs.
8.O.G.
"
17.
Gyro
vs.
Mill.
"
20.
S.O.C.
vs.
Mill.
m
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
'2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WANTED
TENDERS
invited
for
clearin;
ready
for
plow,
approximately
twenty
acres
meadow
land;
lot
1U
1
2
I.akelse;
quick
action.
All
particulars
Ed.
Midland,
Terrace,
ILO
ICI
TENDEHS
wanted
for
laying
about
32,000
shingles
by
July
13.
For
particulars,
F.
W.
Hart.
Ilio
WANTED.
'
Offers
for
Lot
33.
Mock
3,
section
2.
Write
P.O.
Ilox
125,
Lome
Creek.
lt.C.
WANTED.
Plain
dressmakiiisr.
Reasonable
rales.
718.
Fraer
Street.
tf
MAID
wanted
for
general
house
work.
Phone
131.
1
G
f
WANTED.
Kalsomining
Phone
Red
737.
FOR
SALE
done,
till
FOR
IMMEDIATE
SALE.
No
reasonable
offer
refused.
Remainder
of
furniture
consisting
of
child's
crib,
high
chair
and
wagon,
Willon
and
Linoleum
rugs,
enamelled
gate
leg
table
and
two
chairs,
odd
rockers,
electric
three,
way
grill
and
table
lamp,
double
bed
complete,
Monarch
range,
nine
piece
dining
room
suite.
Plyine
Green
150.
6
10
Fourth
Avenue
East.
100
'OR
SAt.E.
Stove
trouldes
solved.
Why
worry
about
your
old
stoves
when
you
can
exchange-
Ihem
as
first
payment
on
a
new
PREMIER
RANGE
ami
have
complete
satisfaction.
Halancc
on
easy
payments.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
652.
tf
FURNI
TURE
ami
Ranges
bought,
sold
and
exchanged;
household
effects
packed
and
shipped;
auction
sales
conducted;
fur-iture
und
ranges
for
every
home.
A,
MacKcnzle
Furniture
House.
Phone
775.
tf
FOR
0UICK
SALE.
Household
furniture
comprising
dining
room
suite,
Yictrola,
Monarch
range,
beds
and
bedroom
fur-
nHure,
'
crockery,
rugs,
eta.
Mrs.
D.
It.
Yelf,,.
13
Fifth
Avp.
East,
PhoiiH
Hlue
450..
IfiJ
FOR
S
A
L
IT.
Heu
sc
her,
E.
flat.
Alto
Saxaphone.
New
in
Jan
uary,
uomplelo
with
case.
Phone
Hed
511.
102
FOR
BALK
Level
lot,
on
sewer.
close
in,
$100.00.
Phone
Red
72".
18
FOX
FARMING
ALASKA,
HLUK
and
SILVER
HLACIC
FOXES
for
immediate
or
later
delivery.
High-grade
stock,
at
lowest
'prices.
Pups
and
breeders
at
lower
prices
now
than
later.
Gash,
and
terms,
no
interest.
Free
Hook-
lets,,
references
ove?
period
of
25
years
by
six
banks.
Mrs.
II..
Welch,
Smithers,
H.C.
is
our
local
Hreeder-Represenla
live;
of
"One
of
the
World's
largest
fox
farms,"
(1,200
acres)
deary
llros.,
Fox
Farmsr
1153
Empire
Huildlng,
Seattle.
U.S?A.
W.
II.
Tobey.
'divisional
siince-
inlendenl
of
the
fi.N.R.
returned
to
the
city
from
an
Inspection
trip
up
the
line.
He
reooi-lH
llml
rainy
wealM'r
Is
quite
general
along
Ibe
Hue.
Jack
and
Desmond
Rrady,
sons
of
Principal
and
Mrs,
J.
G.
Hrady
and
George'
Dibb,.
son
of
Mr.
ami
Mr4.
Frank
Dybb,
are
spending
a
couple
of
weeks
at
Mrs.
Hlr-nie's
camp
at
Lake
Kathlyn.
TO
RENT
TO
RENT.
Furnished
rooms,
Hot
and
cold
water.
Centrally
located.
Reasonable
renin.
Norfold
Rooms,
'Fulton
Streul.
Phone
Hlaek329.
If
TO
RENT
Five
Room
Suite
in
l.evino
Apartments.
Apply
G.
P.
Tinker.
If
FOR
RENT.
Clapp
apartment.
Weslenhaver
Hros.
If
BOARD
HOARD
and
Room,
or
board
only.
M3
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
Red
707i
HOARD
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone-
137.
LOST
IOLD
WRIST
WATCH
Military
crest
engraved
on
hack.
Finder
please
return
lo
Daily
News
Office.
Reward.
LOGGING
EQUIPMENT
FOR
SALE
Five
Donkey
Log
ging
Engines.
All
in
good
condition
with
full
line
of
up-to-date
equipment.
Apply
J.
R.
Morgan
Co.,
Surf
Inlet.
IC2
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICES
OF
EASTIIOPE
4-C'CLK
Marine
Lngines
4-11.
P.
without
clutch
$185.00
l-ILP.
1
-cylinder
MI)
200.00
0-11.
P.
1
cylinder
HD
450.00
8-11.
P.
1
cylinder
HI)
750.00
8-II.P.
2
cylinder
Ml)
450.00
10-II.P.
4
cylinder
LI)
475.00
Alt
the
above
excepl
the
first
include
Hie
Famous
Joes
Reverse
Gear,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
The
best
that
money
can
buy.
Easlhope
Hros.,
1717
Georgia
St.
W.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Always
at
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
"Agents
Phone
381.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
Special
0
and
7
passenger
Slude-
'
l.nl......
-I
-
uumiD
ui
jiiur
ni-rvice
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
'
Meeker
Block
'
1
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
PHOTO
FINISHING
P.
J.
RYAN
P.O.
Hox
1544
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
Service
and
Satisfaction
Guananleed.
JSAIWERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phono
us.
P.O.
Hox
099.
BEAUTY
PARLOR
Voquo
Beauty
Parlor
Public
Rest
Room
for
Ladles.
Mrs.
Love
Slephens'
Rlock,
Third
Ave.
Over
McCalTery
A
Gibbons
Ltd
PHONE
38.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Fnrnl
ure
Store.
Wo
Huy.
Sell
and
Ex.
change
New
and
Secondhand
Moods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
330
Third
Ava.
Pbone
446
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
In
Stewart
visit
Keith's
bale
in
King
Edward
Hotel
nqw
ro-rnodclled.
Up-to-date
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
lArtidt,
Loit
and
FoundjL
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
Allil
rSnnppnl
nar.i.
u
pairs
of
all
kinds
pr
;:.,
tended
To,
We
repi
writers,
gramophones
ac
picture
framing.
Cai
).e'
Furniture
crating.
TOM
BALLANGER
Phone
Hlue
625.
318
F
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
KTI.Itt,
11
.-
.
h
nnn
rrocess
rcoiumma
n;
v
-no
scratching,
t,
productions
of
lal
3
Trots,
Songs
and
Ins
music
by
world
famed
.
Call
in
and
bear
them.
rniniit
nureni
mus
u
&id
Third
Avenue
BEDDING
OUT
PLANT!
Plants
Hint
grow
and
rr
for
your
labor.
M.
'
bedding
out
plants
a"
ally
acclimatised
and
relied
upon
to
prod:
goods.
Store
Phono
-
RnH'i
Greenhouse
Phone
Hbt
.
M
MCCARTHY'S.
FIREWOOD.
He
Comfortable
ami
t
iry
ijiikir
wiiou,
prr
ioau
Fresh
split
wood,
per
loa
Phone
Hlack
461
A.
ISAACSON
-
Seal
TION
ACT
R.S.C.
Chapter
115.
THE
CANADIAN
II
COMPANY
LIMITED
liere
notice
that
It
has
under
7
of
Hie
said
Act.
deposi'
the
Minister
of
public-
W
Oltnwa
and
in
the
office
District
Registrar
of
tin
Registry
District
of
Pr
perl
at
Prince
Rupert
description
of
Hie
site
I!
plans
of
certain
works
:
ing
of
floats,
wharf
on
(
-structures,
on
pile
font
1
'
proposed
lo
be
const
Eraser
Reach
at
Huteda!
Province
of
llritish
Colun:'
Wafer
Lot
number
2251
I:
I,
Cnhl
District.
ANI)
TAKE
NOTICE
Mi;.'
the
p.Vpira'lion
nf
one
I
n
from
the
dale
nf
Hie
fr-'
)
cation'
of
tliis
Nolice
Tin-
'
dian
Fishing
Company
I
will,
under
Section
7
of
Act,
apply
lo
the
Mm
'
Public
Works
at
his
off..
City
of
Ottawa
for
nppr
va.
the
said
site
and
plans
leave
to
construct
tbe
sanl
'
wharf
on
piles
anil
struc(
pile,
foundations.
DATED
at"
Voncouv.
1
Ibis
21th
day
of
June.
A
H
'
THE
CANADIAN
I
I
COMPANY
LIMITS
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
Notice
of
Application
for
B"
Licence
Notice
is
hereby
given
'i"
the
28(h
day
of
July
"'
1
undersigned
intends
In
ni
l"
the
Liquor
Control
Hoar)
1
licence
In
respect
of
p
"'"'
being
part
of
the
bulbil;
r
merely
known
as
Klllas'
h"
'
Parlor,
slluale
on
Third
A
i;
Prince
Rupert,
H.C,
upin
1
lands
deseribeil
us
Lot
15,
Hlock.
Number
22.
'"'"'
:
Map
Number
i23,
Prinre
I'1
Land
Rwlslratlon
Dlslrn''
"
Province
of
llritish
Columbia
llio
sale
of
beer
by
the
by
open
bottle
for
consninr"
on
the
premises.
DATED
this
27th
day
J'
1925.
JOSEPH