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By
George
McManu,
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a
filling
and
be
convinced
Kaien
Hardware
Company'
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
Tha
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrirt-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
Wc
are
ready
at
nny
lime
lo
receive
your
phone
rail,
lo
take
your
instructions,
to
lake
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
J.
L
Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
Phono
P.O.
Box
179.
Blue
288
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
E
U
S
REMODELLED
AND
REPAIRED
at
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Third
Avenue.
Phones
Day,
Oreen
120.
Night,
Black
709.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phona
(8.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Toom
or
Motor
8ortee.
Coal,
Hnnd
and
Oravel.
Wa
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnlturo
Moving.
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ill
I
EES.
CAPETOWN
CLEARED
TODAY
i
for
south
at
8.1S
this
Morning
A'ter
a
visit
of
seven
days
lo
Mii
iiorl,
II.
M.S.
Capetown
clear
ed
litis
morning
al
8.10
for
Van-rouver.
Victoria
and
Nunaimo.'
Mirers
of
the
Capetown
yesterday
on
the
eve
of
their'
departure
expressed
appreciation
al
I
lie
reception
thai
had
been
given
them
during
llielr
slay
here
and
some
of
I
hem
were
sorry
that
the
visit
wis
drawing
lo
a
close.
.i
On
arrival
in
the
southern
ports
tli'y
will
find
that
further
honors
are
awaiting
them.
Plans
have
been
under
way
for
some
time
for
their
reception
at
the
rious
points
Ihey
will
visit
down
the
coast.
-The
vessel
will
be
on
the
coast
till
well
on
to
ward
the
end
of
September.
lull
Columlda
and
cuiijh.wi
in
terni
which
m
Ili
Jt
Ihe
aale
of
(lures
In
the
said
;ild
ore
Mlninir
Xi.
Ltd.
(
NJ'.l.
..
.
Said
advertisement
l
headed
"Gold
Ora"
and
a
ieadlnir
pararraph
read:
"In
-peak
mir
ut
Ihe
Tairle
Orrnip
tit
rlalnm
lieU.nrlnr
Ui
the
Oold
Ore
Mlnlnr
:..
Ltd..
'John
the
Finn'
ha
thla
to
uy:
'There
are
l.
dltlnrt
velin
on
I
lie
pn-Krly
that
ran
be
trai-ed
fur
four
Ihiii-dred
feet
mi
the
urfare.'
"
The
ald
Heyldenl
Knrlneera
ronunetit
oil
Dm
riirea-oiua-
folkiva:
"The
north
vein
lian
me
o-n
rut
h
It
and
the
m.utli
vein
lias
three
nits
whlrh
trace
It
for
a
distance
of
alnii
ISO
reel."
Said
adverllviiH-nt
In
the
same
para-trat.h
runuiii"
the
folio
Inr
ord:
"One
vein
varle
In
width
from
1
to
in
feet
while
tlie
other
run.
from
10
Pi
If
feet."
The
said
Itenldent
Enrlneer'a
rommenl
Hereon
follow
i
ne
tmroi
vein
kihii
a
inineraiixeti
MIUI.I
l
'lii4llllll
III
iri.
iii
m
ill
vein
varies
rnn
m
lo
c
reel
in
wldtn.
Said
adterllneiiieiit
In
the
same
para
rrai.li
iiinUlmi
tlie
follnwliir
word:
"0en
mis
rm
lHe
vein
at
different
ditani'e
nave
ih.wii
an
average
of
hel
ler
than
ISO.uu
to
the
ton
In
Hold.
Silver
and
lad.
Tlie
lieoldent
Enrtheer'a
nsiimeut
here
on
follow:
"An
average
aanifde
taken
trrosa
the
fare
nf
the
north
vein
where
alrtpped
on
ine
mil
rare.
lor
a
w
uiin
or
y
reel,
rave
aiy
return
of
2U
rent
ir
ton
mld
and
7
rem
ier
ton
Killer
or
a
total
of
1
i-entv
per
Ion.
There
Is
mi
lead
showlim
Hi
mix
vein
wiutever.
Ml
averafre
sample
taken
arroiis
the
llppri
nil
on
Ihe
mhiIIi
vein,
arnxs
61
Imlii-h
alMrtit
one
foot
from
the
hoi
loin
of
the
rut.
rave
aay
returns
of
o
renin
per
Phi
rold.
u.
II
ier
ton
in
filler
al
70
reou
tier
i
lime,
and
the
nerll-rlhle
amount
of
I.
At
lr
rent
lead,
a
to
UI
of
1.K3
imt
ton.
"A
eleetel
fample
frm
Hie
dump
of
the
n
;.
x-r
rut
on
I
lilt
outh
vein
the
norlti
vein
H
of
no
Iniixtanre
.f
the
leM
on-,
rtimtlatlnr
of
dean
Iron
mil
phldi
with
a
true
of
ralena,
rave
nit
returns
of
40
rents
per
ton
In
rold,
ler
ion
in
silver,
or
a
ioui
or
ttx.ou
I
Here
o.
iRiwever,
a
very
small
perrrntare
of
this
.'lass
of
ore
and
It
would
not
imvi
to
Milne
ami
mill
the
averare
ore
to
make
this
rlass
of
ronrenlrales."
I
That
a
fiamphlet,
on
the
first
pare
of!
!
wlii-li
appears
the
words:
"At
the
Knit
of
1
the
Trail
In
Your
Seanii
for
Surress.
Gold
Ore,"
tuts
luen
putillthi-d
and
rlrru-l.i
t.'il
In
the
Province
of
Mrlllsli
Coliiinhl
I
and
that
the
same
In
Its
term
KollclU
the
!
-ale
of
hare
in
the
said
fiolj
Ore
Mlnlmr
i:n.
Ltd.
(.N.I'.L.
Tlial
Dm'
Mid
(uimphlet,
In
Mie
nf
IU
leadinr
nararrat.hs.
and
In
resnert
or
the
I
MonHnr
SHar
flroiip
or
Mineral
Clalrin.
which
I-
desrrtlHd
as
"pniiierty
numtier
I
two"
of
the
Oold
Ore
Mlnlnr
Co.
Ltd.
.vr.i,.
.
ues
ine
roiiowinr
words;
I
"This
proerty
no
miltiar
tlie
Mornlnx
s
Star
llroup'
lies
adjacent
lo
aiirh
WHV-
riiowii
liroieriies
an
MinllllH,
I..
41
I.
I
iltai'ler,
liuiiwell
and
other.
I
i
Tlie
lii-slih-nt
Knidneer's
risnment
here
I
on
follows:
I
I
'It
adjoins
the
Himrhine
whlih
Is
a'
prnpeci.
It
Is
a
mile
from
Ihe
L.
fc
l.,l
and
over
1M4
miles
from
either
Ihe
Olacler
n-eek
or
liiinwetl
prirtrlles."
Tliat
the
said
pamphlet.
In
reference
In
'proierly
iiiimlier
one"
(ineanlnr
tlie
Karle
Oroup
of
Mineral
Claims)
usea
Hk-
follow'
Inr
words:
"This
(pmtierly
nnirilicr
one)
will
he
drifted
In
the
vein
and
II
l
thonrhl
that
ore
taken
out
from
the
start
will
more
than
pay
for
Die
expenditure,
at
t
the
the
fame
,me
of
ratings
from
the
local
Nava'
Volunteer
Hcserve,
were
on
Man
I
to
assist
I
he
warship
in
gelling
away.
I
Prior
lo
departing
Capt.
(.
S.
hnnwles
ahu
Ills
ouicers
ex-
I
pressed
lo
Lieut.
Ponder
I
heir
Warship.
Which
has
been
here'
appreciation
of
the
man
hit
In
for
Past
Seven
Days,
left
which
the
Mayor,
Aldermen
and
The
Capetown
will
proceed
from
here
lo
Ksnuirnall
where
she
is
due
Friday
morning.
Lieut.
H.
P.
Ponder,
with
a
parly
GOLD
ORE
MININQ
CO,
LTD.
(NJL.)
NOTICE
13
UEllERY
OIVF.X
that
the
liesldeiil
Enrtiieer,
o.
I
Northwestern)
Mineral
Survey
litstrlrt.
British
Columbia.
njion
rera-ivlna;
notice
of
an
advertised
and
solicited
ile
of
snares
in
a
errtain
mm
Ian.
vii.,
the
ii
.lil
ore
Mlmnr
CMiipmy
Ltit
N.l'.l.
,
main
fUlenu-nl!
or
trnni
tuii
in
amtrtiaiM-
wun
ine
ariuai
ian
and
'(HMlltlmn
hao
txitltinl
llw
u
ruler--mrwl.
itu
.MiuMIrr
it!
Mlnrj,
lm
iiu
(iiv.-tlrl)ii
and
In
pursuanrr
of
Swihhi
16
"MliK-nl
siirvfy
iM-velnpiiH-nl
Art."
Chapter
K.U.
II
P..
B.C..
1H1,
nnd
II
iHK'i-KMr)
U
prevrnl
injury
Ut
Invrftors
to
rlvr
thi-
ridlnwlnt
noilrr:
Tliat
Ihr
Mid
llisklcni
Kniinmr.
unlrr
date
i.'inl
July.
MS,
lias
mil,initll
to
ItM!
Mliilncr
of
Mine
a
ilctallwl
rrt"rl
and
ruiiiRM-iit
in
taieineiii
rirfitalnd
in
an
citizens
of
Prince
.Ituperl
had
entertained
the
ship's
personnel
while
in
port
and
remarked
tha.
it
had
been
I
he
most
pleasurable
time
the
tiflicers
and
men
had
spent
on
the
trip
lo
dale.
The
Itinerary
II.
M.S.
Capetown
will
remain
al
Ksquiuialt
until
August
H
and
will
then
proceed
lo
Nanai-mo
where
she
will
he
until
Aug.
22.
Al
Port
Augusta
uiit:l
August
25,
will
then
he
in
Van
couver
until
September
5.
From
Vancouver
the
warship
will
pro
ceed
lo
San
Francisco
arriving
September
8
and
remaining
until
September
tfi.!'
San
Pedro
whir'-will
be
left
on
September
23
and
the
vessel
will
reach
the
Panami
Canal
.one
on
October
.
Leav
ing
the
Panama
Canal
zone
on
October
H
for
Kingston,
Jamai
ca,
the
Capetown
will
arrive
tmck
at'
llermuda,
her
home
station,
on
October
17.
NAVAL
DANCE
LAST
EVENING
Captain
and
Officers
of
H.M.S
Capetown
Entertained
Local
People
,
The
dance
given
last
night
by
Hie
'captain
and
officers
of
II..M.H.
Capetown
was
a
distinct
successi
advrrUM-iiieut
apiwarliiK
In
a
rertaln
Pitj-
j
alui
1
il.,,
,1am.,.
imisit
mtisir
furnished
iiiiiiisnio
uy
bvl
llratlon
ilnuUtMl
In
the
1'roWnre
of
lull-
the
stilp
s
15-ptece
jar.7.
orclies-
tra
was
thoroughly
enjoyed
from
9.30
until
12.130.
Tlie
dance
was
terminated
rather
early
on
ac
count
of
Hie
departure
of
Ihe
ship
being
set'
for
this
inorninv.
t)wing
to
I
he
increiiienl
w
eather
il
was
impossible
to
hold
the
dance
aboard
the
warship,
as
originally
intended
and,
by
cour
tesy
of
Ihe
C.N.
It.
officials,
il
was
held
in
the
station
building.
'Hie
rooms
were
very
tastefully
de
coralcd
and
the
officer
proved
themselves
to
be
ideal
hosts.
De
lightful
refreshments
were
served.
'
Among
those
present
were
the
following:
Mayor
Newton,
Aid
and
Mrs.
Stephens,
Aid.
and
Mrs
Casey,
Aid.
Lareri,
Aid.
and
Mrs.
McKeclinie,
Aid,
nnd
.Mrs.
Urown.
Lieut.
II.
p.
ponder,
Lieut,
and
Mrs.
Waller
Hume,
Kngineei
Lieut,
and
Mrs.
F.
P.
Qiiinn.
Pay-
Lieut.
Comdr.
P.
M.
Hay,
Major
and
Mrs.
X.
D.
Jolinslone,
Capt
and
Mrs.
C.
V.
F.vill.
Lieul.
nnd
Mrs.
V.
Ilrass.
Lieut.
Car-michael,
Lieut.
Norris
Pringle
Lieul.
Alex.
Ilix,
Lieut.
Ila.elt-Jones.
Lteut.
and
Mrs,
J.
Hams-
After
Etery
Meal
(
Pass
It
around
after
every
mcaL
Give
the
family
the
benefit
of
Its
aid
to
digestion.
Cleans
teeth
too.
Keep
It
always
in
tlie
house,
n
Mm-
"
I
time
provlnr
up
a
hir
Isidy
of
hlth
rrade
Sj
V
COStS
littk
'
fM.f
HilpS
ffWKMM
much"
)
The
riesldrnt
Knirinrer'l
romment
here
nil
follows:
I
"lniHnslhle
frmn
value
nf
ore
as
e
plaliied
piecedlnif.
There
Is
no
hi
ill
rrade
III
e.
WM.
SLOAN.
Nm,Mer
of
Mln'
.uly,
int.
mm
ley.
Major
and
Mrs.
Tremyne,j
Mis
Dorothy
Tremayne
and
Missi
Pete
Treniayiie,
Major
and
Mrs.
li.
A.
Ilix,
Flight
Lieut.
Karl
MeLeod,
I'liSrlil
Lieut,
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
Hull.
Mrs.
Stork.
Miss
Kathleen
Stork,
Douplas
Stork,
tlapl.
and
Mrs.
F.
T.
Saunders,
Inspector
Arland.
ILC.M.P..
Dr.
ami
Mrs.
W7.
T.
Kergin,
Dr.
and
Mrs
J.
A.
West.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Gftde,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Milton
onzale.
s.
W.
Taylor.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
II
Little.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Pall.
rson.
F.
H.
Iloberlsoii.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan
Cadet
Iteid
MrLennnn,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
I'iljstwry.
Mr.
ami
Mrs
It.
F.
Mrauhton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i.
W.
NiekTssn,
fnnl
and
Mrs.
11.
A.
"ak.field.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
T.
til.
Jidinson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
A.
PhilMilt.
II.
Illance.
lie
v.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Hugh
liranl,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
llininn.
CapL
and
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward.
j
Sport
Chat
j
Jack
0"
i
n
ii.
velerari
of
many
diamond',
has
demontrated
that
ae
must
b'
served
sometimes
in
Oasfhall.
Hp
was
ilropped
from
the
iKillery
of
the
Itoston
He
Sox,
ami
Connie
Mack
picket
him
p.
The
other
day
Connie
put
him
in
lo
hurl
against
the
Hed
Stx
and
he
tunied
in
a
victory
for
the
Athletics
against
his
for.
iner
team
males
hy
a
2
to
I
score.
The
Philadelphia
Intjulrer
re-
porls
a
wind
so
heavy
it
slrfilghtrncd
onf
the
bend
in
a
road.
II.
I.
Phillips
in
Hie
New
York
Sun
asserts
that
WlnslesI,
Cfinncclicut,
once
bad
a
gnle
I
hat
unwound
a
winding
path
and
blew
a
dolour
back
on
lo
the
main
road.
Hut
neither
of
these
historians
ever
yet
heard
of
a
cyclone
strong
enough
t
o
straighten
otit
a
former
player's
bank
roll.
Young
Hob
Fitzsiniruous
lias
had
a
fine
string
of
kayoe
lo
his
credit
recently,
having
been
suc
cessful
in
knocking
oul
his
last
12
opponents.
His
last
knock
out
of
importance,
was
Ouentin-
Iloniero
llo)a
of
Chile
who
came
lo
Hits
continent
with
the
reputation
of
being
as
hard
as
agate.
Renault
and
some
other
heavyweights
failed
to
slop
him
and
now
young
Hob
comes
nloiitr
and
nerforms
tlie
trick.
Perhaps
Young
Hob
will
yet
prove
to,
be,
n
chip
off
Jhe
old
block.
'
READJUSTMENT
OF
FOOTBALL
DATES
League
Final
Will
Take
Place
Friday
This
WeekGllhuly
Cup
Series
Starts
Next
Week
The
final
gnme
in
the
football
league
which
was
lo
have
been
played
lasl
night
between
the
Cold
Storage
and
Callies
will
lake
place
Friday
nighl
this
week
and
(he
(iillmly
Cup
games
arc
all
set
forward
from
Ihe
original
sched
ule
to
the
following:
Aug.
10
-Sons
nf
F.iiigland
vs.
Cold
Storage.
Aug.
Ill
J',allies
vs
.
Sons
of
F.tittlatid.
Aug.
8
-Cold
Storage
vs.
Callies
Aug.
21
-Cold
Storage
vs.
Sons
of
I'.iigland.
Aug.
21
-Sons
of
England
vs.
Callies.
Vtig.
:7
Callies
vs.
Odd
Sorng
BASEBALLSCHEDULE
0.
Mill
vs.
Cyro.
"
II.
Cyro
vs.
8.0.0.
'
It.
Mill
vs.
8.0,0.
"
17.
nyro
vs.
Mill,
"
20.
S.O.C.
vs.
Mill.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
r
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
YVANTF.D.
An
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
Tor
Icn
than
50c
WANTVB
saleslady
to
commence
duties
at
once.
Apply
Hent's,
Third
Avenue.
Phone
051
or
resi
deuce
(Ireen
709.
tf
ANTF.D
clerk.
Kxperienccd
(ood
wages..
Mussallem's
Avenue,
Kast
(roc?ry,
lleasouable
rales.
SI
reel.
FOR
SALE
TO
RENT
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
experienced
PHIflKS
OK
FASTIItlPK
l-GYOLM
Orwcerv
Applv
Fifth
if
(illll.
wantiNl
for
general
liotise-
work.
(iood
wages.
Apply
H.C.
Fur
Co.
181
WANTHD.
Plain
dressmaking.
718.
Fra'er
tf
FOIl
SAI.K.
Slovr
Iroubles
sol
ved.
YVhy
worry
alMiul
your
old
stoves
when
you
can
exchange
them
as
first
pay
merit
on
a
new
PHF.MIKIl
HANOI'
and
have
complete
satisfaction.
Ilalanre
on
easy
payments.
Prince
Ilupert
exchange.
Phone
68.
tf
FOIl
SAI.K.
Seven
rwim
fully
modern
house;
exreplioalty
well
built;
splendid
toealio:
hot
water
furnace
;
garage.
Corner
Fourth
Avenue
and
DtlHsmiiir
Slreel.
Also
entire
household
furniture.
Apply
Mrs.
Alklns.
Phone
i3H.
IKS
FUHMTUIIH
bought,
sold
an
I
exchanged.
Dominion
Inlaid
linoleum
and
Harry,
Kirkcaldy,
rMand,
inlaid
linoleum.
Furniture
ami
ranges
of
all
des-erfplion
for
sale.
A.
Mackenzie
Furniture
House.
Phone
775.
r
FOIl
SALK.
Pleasure
hull
in
good
condition.
Cabin
over
engine
ami
canopy
(op.
Suitable
fur
T
h.p.
engine.
A
good
sea
boat.
First
$100
lakes
it.
Write
Hox
20.1,
Daily
News.
If
I'D
HUM'.
Furnished
house
mid
balk
for
two
months
from
August
15.
Near
elevator.
Apply
Coverument
telegraph
ollice.
183
FOIl
HUNT.
Pianos,
player
IhK
machines.
Walkers
Music
Slorf.
If
FOH
HKNT.
Two
room
furnish
ed
apartment
by
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
lied
CO?.
tf
TO
HKNT.
Furnished
house
keeping
suile.
Phone
8
or
81.
If
FOH
HKNT.
Modern
house,
live
rooms
ami
halh.
Monro
llros
FOH
HKNT.
Clapp
apartment
Weslonhavcr
Urns.
if
EDMONTON
NOW
HAS
65,378
MPULAT.0N
Increase
In
Past
Year
Has
Been
2,218
According
to
Report
Made
by
Assessor
KDMONTON,
At.
:,.
-
Kdmon-ton
Is
still
Increasing
its
lend
as
the
blggesl
city
in
Albcila.
This
wns
shown
when
Assessor
T.
W.ilker's
report
on
the
recent
civic
enumeration
revealed
n
population
nf
05.378
as
compared
with
fi.'l.lCO
a
year
ago
or
an
Increase
of
2,218.
The
censtfs
was
Hie'
result
r
n
house
lo
house
canvass
thai
was
made
.hiring
.1
imr
f
tti
connection
with
Hie
cnmpitihir
of
.
J005
list
of
municipal
voters
nnd
securing'
of
information
for
this
yean
service
tax,
Marine
Kngines
t-lf
P.
Wllt'OMI
cliilch
1-ll.P.
C-H.P.
H-ll.p.
H-ll.P.
IC-II.P.
I
cyliti.le,'
MD
i
cylinder
I
eylindar
t
eylinder
I
cylinder
BOARD
Ill)
III)
Ml)
I.D
tlH&.iifl
2GO.00
160.00
750.0(1
160.00
476.00
All
Ihe
above
except
the
first
include
the)
Famous
Joe
Ite-verse
(tear,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
The.
best
that
money
can
buy.
Kaslhope
llros..
1717
CeorgM
SI.
V.
Yancouver.
H.C.
Always
al
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathoute,
Agents
Phone
SMI.
IIOAHD
and
Hooui,
or
1mm
rd
only
Fifth
Aenue
Knst.
Phone)
neI
707.
IIOAHD
The
Serond
Avenue.
Inlnaibsr,
830
Phone
137.
FOX
FARMINQ
ALASKA
HUH
and
SILVKIt
HI.ACK
FiiXFB
for
immedia!e
or,
later
delivery.
High-grade
stock,
at
lowest
prices,
pups
i
and
breeders
at
lowr
prices
now
I
barf
later.
Oath
and
terms,
no
interest.
Free
Hook-lets,
references)
over
period
M
th
years
by
six
banks.
Mrs.
II.
Waleli,
Souther.
I.C.
Is
nur
local
Mrreder-II
epresen
lathe;
or
"Dae
ot
the
World's
inrgosi
fox
farms,"
(
t,?n
aere)
Cleary
Urn.,
.
,
Pt
Farms,
1
1
53
Kiopir
Hilildlng,
Sealllo.
LVS.A.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
fieorge,
Paul
or
ul)
S
pee
la
I
(I
and
7
passenger
Sludc
bakers
al
your
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
F.iiipr"i
Hotel.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phono
us.
P.O.
Hox
6J9.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NHW
Process
Columbia
necords
no
scrablpng.
Finest
reproductions
of
latest
Fox
Trols,
Songs
nnd
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists.
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl-tire
Hlore.
We
Huy.
Hell
and
Kx.
change
New
and
Secondhand
floods.
QfcO.
PAPADOPULIS,
839
Third
Ave,
Phoio
old.
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
In
fltcwart
visit
Kelth'i
Cafe
in
hing
Kdwnrd
lltild
now
re-modelled.
Up-to-date
Dining
Hnom
nnd
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
S44
s
s444sssss
Wednesday,
August
B
HiKli
I
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11.111.
22.3
ft,
11:27
p.m.
20.5
"
I.'w
8:11
p.m.
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20:28
p.m.
I.I
"
Thursday,
August
0
Hlgli
2:20
11.
111.
22.1
f.
15:11
p.m.
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