CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrltt-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
at
any
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
take
your
instruction.,
to
lake
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
II
J
I
I
AIM
II
I
.
IBs?
Ml
'
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Slore
and
Office
Fixtures.
Rand-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing,
(lass
and
Glaiing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
268
i
lars
tor
bale
i
i
One
Ford
Coupe
.
.
S4O0.03
One
Ford
Sedan
.
.
$475.00
One
Ford
Light
Delivery
S400.00
These
cars
nre
thoroughly
overhauled
and
ree
indil
ion
-e.
They
bear
the
Foul
"Winged
Pyramid
guarantee.
Easy
payments
if
desired.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
M.
,
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
OWtrihutlng.
Tcml
or
Motor
Honire.
nl,
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Spaclalli
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Roving.
CLIMACTIC
BALL
GAME
Ambitions
of
Gyros
Shattered
at
Hands
of
An
tie
red
Herd
by
1C
to
14
In
spitr
of
n
climactic
last
in
ning
in
whicli
Ibey
scored
nine
even
runs,
the
Gyro
Club's
would-h
baseball
players
lost
to
the
agile
I.Iks
by
a
scone
of
IC
to
1
1
in
I
he
alleged
ball
game
at
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
yestcrdav.
There
were
times
.during
the
game
that
runs
crossgd
the
plate
so
often
that
it
was
very
diflirult
to
keep
track
of
them
hut
lli-seorekeeper
snid
Hie
flnnl
sror
was
IC
to
It
and
lie
ought
to
have
known.
The
(lyro
Club
fielded
bona
fide
members
in
the
game
and
did
the
FJks,
but
the
latter
had
more
ball
players
to
choose
from.
At
least,
tlfat'
is
the
Gyro
Elks'
Club's
alibi.
Moreover,
the
lat
ter
say
if
they
had
had
a
chance
after
the
fifth
innings
they
would
have
been
so
warned
u
that
lic
r.iks
wouit
nave
Deen
Teiegaicu
to
the
tall
timber,
there
to
tangle
ticir
antlers
iu
the
ignominy
of
the
thing.
However,
that
is
win!
might
have
happened
but
it
didn't.
'Dim-'
Kenny,
hurler
for
Ue
F.Iks,
pitched
three
good
innings
commenced
to
weaken
in.
Hit.
fourth
and
entirely
outlived
hi
3,
usefulness
in
the
fourth
when
aforesaid
nine
runs
were
scored
liy
the
Gyros
who,
however,
started
just
a
little
too
late.
Hoy
McNaughlon
pitched
three
inn
ing
for
the
Gyros
and
was
pull
ed
in
favor
of
Stan
Taylor
who.
apparently,
had
not
been
warm
ed
up
enough.
Rubber
Chest
Jarvis
McLeod,
short
stop
for
the
Elks,
was
one
of
the
feature
of
the
game.
He
gave
a
wonder
fill
exhibition
of
base
stealing
in
t
lie
first
inning
and
crawled
I
h
rough
S.
K.
Campbell
or
some-lliing
like
that,
landing
safe
On
third
base
on
his
chest.
Jarri
aNo
denionsl
ruled
Hie
resiliency
of
his
cheat
in
the
fourth
inning
Iwlien
he
tried
to
use
this
portion
of
his
body
to
slop
va
sizzlinic
K
rounder.
It
didn't
hurt
Jarvis
any
but
the
retuiund
almost
Knocked
mil
Charlie
Itiggart,
th
llnrd
baseman,
who.
a
few
min
uses
later,
forgot
all
about
tin
game
while
he
was
searching
as
'through
the
nnrskeg
for
n
foul.
ball
that
he'
should
have
caught
tii'fnre
it
gut
that
far.
No
count
was
kept
of
the
errors
in
the
game
nor
of
the
bin
which
weren't
as
many
as
the
runs,
in
themselves
hard
enough
to
keep
labs
on.
The
conclusion
to
he
drawn
from
the
game
is
that
the
Gyro
should
keen
their
offensive
in
the
Tulare
Tor
the
Itolarians
or
j
jsomc
oilier
aggregation
In
Ihnr
,
uvn
class.
Of
course.
Manager
j
Eddie
Mann
was
not
present
t
pit
his
wits
against
those
of
j
"Haiti-''
Fortin
who
seemed
to
be,
'in
command
of
the
Elks'
nine.!
t
Hail
Eddie
been
there
instead
of
George
Tite,
jr,
the
result
would
i
have
been
different
even
if
il
be-,
caiin
tu'.essnry
to
"gyp"
Ibc
score
slieel.
.
How
It
was
Done
The
following
players
were
responsible:
(lyro
Club
Millon
Ooniales,
lb.;
Iluy
Mrt.Vaughlon,
p.,'
(Stan.
I'aylor
ufler
third
inning);
Char-
lh)
Sinrr,
'.;
(George
Tile,
jr..
after
llnrd
;
Doug.
Stork.
Jl
:
CUarli"
Jlalagpo,
cf.;
JJarol.l.JIii
EWn
'.:
3.
K;
Campbelp,
3b
;
Joe
Greer.
If.;
(Dill
Cruikshank
after
third
,
:'
Hill
Nelson,
rf.
Elks-
Hrick
Skinner,
c;
Dor
p.;
George
Mcllmoyle,
Doc
Evans,
2b.;'
Jarvis
Mc
Leod.
ss
;
nller
Vahde,
If.;
Eddie
Clapn.
cf
;
Ilalnh
Smith,
rf
.
Charlie
Hir'tsart,
:ib
This.
is
the
way
the
scoring
is,
Ot2J
said
to
have
been
done:
I
12
3
15
!
Gyro
Club..
10
0
4
0-
lti
Elks
5
15
1
x-
1ft
George
Friiiell
made
a
good
natured
umpire
with
Utile
Ernie
llatchfonl
as
an
eftieient
assU'-ant
m
Iase.
The
scores
nugbt
possibly
have
been
the
same
if
anybody
else
hail
been
the
nm-pires
for
they
both
meant
well.
A
good
crowd
saw
the
fni
if
they
didn't
learn
much
aloui
baseball
other
ttian
that
fellows
try
to'
hit
balls
and
bubble
around
a
diamond
shaic.l
pace
on
the
ground.
KEEN
CONTESTS
AT
ELKS'
RACES
1
Many
Entries
In
Children's
Sports
at
Flag
Day
Celebration
All
the
children's
races
at
Ike
Flag
Day
celebration
ye-
terday
afternoon
were
kreitly
eont"fsir
In
some
of
the
evenJs
there
were
as
high
as
thirty
en-
lite
winners
were:
Girls.
6
and
under
1,
Lillian
Itogers;
i,
Mildred
Hunt;
3,
Jeau
McLean.
Days,
C
and
under
1,
Keith
McLeod;
2,
Harry
Lindiuist;
3.
Mvm
James
Daly.
Girls,
8
and
under
I.
Vehna
Wallers!
S,
Margaret
Johnson
.
Lucille
H
rook
shank
and
Mav
Hyrne.
Hoys,
8
and
under
I,
Garnjw
Gomez;
2,
Frank
'Derry;
3,
Arthur
McDonald.
Girls,
10
and
under
I.
Velrnn
Wallers;
2,
Irma
Thome;
2,
Aleita
Dodd.
Hoys,
10
and
under
1.
Erie
Chrislison;
2,
Hoy
Fong;
3.
Dii
5lrcbriii,n
unod-
Martin
Ihin-n.
GirT?K:
2hnd
under
1,
le
Hailey;
2,
Muriel
Vance
Hoys.
12
and
under
1,
Ale
Walters;
2,
Henry,
Hizzell;
S,
Garfield
McKinloy.1
Girls,
IC
and
under
I
Oft
yard
I.
Kathleen
Hulger:
t.
May
Ness;
3,
Annie
Smith.
Hoys,
IC
and
under,
10ft
yard
1.'
Eddie
Smilb:
2.
Hronsoh
Hunt;
3,
Hobert
Irvine.
Pie
Ealing
Contest
Henry
Hizzell
Roy
Fong
and
American.
Dominaia.
HIGHLY
DANGEROUS
She
Is
if
really
as
dangerous
the
doctors
say
to
dye
the
hair
Ile-It
is
thai.
Why.
I
had
an
uncle
who
dyed
his
hair
an.
I
n
month
later
he
wns
married
u
a
widow
with
five
children.
Bow
to
make
DUTCH
PICKLE
1
quart
green
cucumber.
1
tmal
cabbace,
1
quart
oniora,
3
red
prppert,
1
quart
grten
tomator.
1
lrgt
cauliflower,
H
cup
aalt.
Chop
alt
fine
and
pour
on
enough
hot
water
to
cover.
Let
stand
half
an
hour
and
drain,
then
make
a
dressing
of
the
fallowing
-
tafctoapoonfuli
Colman'i
HSJr.
Mustard,
3
cups
sugar,
1
tea-
spoonful
turmeric,
1
cup
flour.
I
Vfkx
with
a
little
roegar
unol'
smooth,
add
taliture
to
I"
quarts
vinegar
stirring
con-ataritly
over
fire,
until
thick-ened.
taen
pour
over
vrge-,
tables.
olmans
Mustard
aicls
digestion
i
.
i
j
Int-v
Fcatunc
Sicc.
I-1
CALLIES
WON
OPENING
GAME
Second
of
Gilhuly
Cup
Soccer
Series
Was
Well
Contested
The
Cjillics
won
their
opening
game
in
the
Gilhuly
Cup
series
last
night
by
defeating
the
Son
of
Knglnnd
1
to
1.
The
first
half
was
fairly
enly
contested
but
!he
Scots
set
a
pace
in
the
AeeomI
Ual
the
Englilimen
were
unable
o
meet."
The
score
at
half
time-j
was
one
to
ml
for
the
Callies,
'he
bulk
of
the
scoring
coming
m
the
secml
periol.
Tliere
was
1
very
good
crowd
on
band
to
witness
the
.ontesL
Tom
Jnnen
fereed.
A.
Clapperton
and
G.
lohnson
wer
Hnesmen
and
the
:enms
look
the
fieM
as
follows:
Sons
of
1
itKlnml
A.
How
let
t;
Howe
and
!.'
Kelsey;
Doherty.j
.
Hales
and
I).
Ilnwe;
Dido
Gurieh,
II.
Hanson.
J.
Johnson,
.
Dickens
and
J.
Furuuhar.
i
(Allies
I'
Mr
Lean;
H
HamiN
on
anil
J.
Harris;
G.
Mitchell,
S.
".urrte
nnd
It.
Wods;
A.
Mjl-
hell.
It.
MeDougall.
D.
Seott,
V.
MitchHI
and
J.
Hamilton.
The
Onllie
kicked
downhill
in
he
first
half
and
Dave
Seott
sored
the
only
Koal
of
the
period
vilh
a
pretty
back
kick
Ilowjett,
.-oalie
for
the
Son,
figured
in
in
impact
around
the
gnAl
rnonll
ind
was
foreeii
to
leave
the
field
or
five
or
ten
minute
on
ac
count
of
an
injury
to
his
hip.
He
wa
relieved
for
the
time
hy
Dick
Howe.
Callies
In
Control
The
Callies,
through
forcing
day,
bad
control
of
things
pretty
veil
in
the
second
half.
A
peu-illy
was
awarded
the
Scots
but
')ave
Scott's
shot
was
saved
by
I
owlet
I.
Sam
Currie
had
better
uck
with
a
second
penally
and
cored
and
the
third
for
the
Onl
ift
was
made
when
Howe
klek
d
the
sphere
into
the
wrong
oal.
MeDougall
scored
th
fourth
and
Inst
for
the
Callies
ifler
w
orking
I
he
hall
nicely
hrough
three
or
four
of
his
op-tonenls.
Towanls
the
end
o!
be
game,
the
Hons
of
EirIaiH
tarled
to
press
but
it
was
to
ale.
Their
find
and
only
score
ame
following
a
rout
when
imck
I
owe
kicked
in
from
the
sid
:ne
to
Jiminie
Johnson
who
sue
essfnlly
nejrotialed.
Shortly
be
ore
the
final
whistle.
Jimnil
lohnson
took
a
penalty
shot.
11
vas
Sloitited
by
lUtdie
McLean
allies'
goal
keeper,
and
John
aught
it
again
on
the
rehoum
ml
toil
the
ball
into
the
goal
ul
the
referee
did
not
admit
is
a
score.
The
next
Gilhuly
Cup
game
vilt
on
Tuesday
between
th
obf
storage
and
Calljes.
The
toague
standing
In
dale
i
i
follows:
.
L.
Pis
I
'
.'ill
ICS
....
1
0
1
...
I
1
Id
storage
ft
I.
0
Sport
Ghat
j
Wi'n
Any
ox
and
Kelclilkan
Icoming
to
play
basehall
Ocean
F
ills
to
do
battle
'he
loca!
for
soccer
Ik
lie
I-air
Week
program
of
and
.
.
.1
i
i
tins
year
win
uo
as
uucr'i
as
any
I
ual
lias
been
sfagil
I
tmst
yea
-.
The
local
socJn
'
may
tnay
be.
be.
.
xpccld
xpeclcd
10
lo
tako
c,
11111
take-caJa-UAii4Wc
been
dolnir
Ihe
withnos?
of
t,1(s
sesfma
JU'
prnlml.1v
be
at
tluld
Vlil'
(t
,fe
cmI
v
I'r
l
-hemsehes
in,
con.netRloj,
he
visiToTs
from
the
paper
town!
land
..d
Ibcre
s.onld
be
a.ood
aerie,
of
ganws.
Perhnps,
however,
(ho
baseball
panics
vlll
be
a
more
0T,raM-e
A-anrrc.
rripce
mi
-
inrl
rii!,vnr
hniA'
hpnn
fni
n
tr
-Irorig
this
year
and
turning
out
i
;ng
-.
ball
(hat
Anyox
and
I
.............
KitlrliiL
tin
ill
,.,
i,nm
li
on
innm
,.v
.v.
r
Uo
beat
There
is
no
doubt
but
For
For
wan
SS
DAILY
By
George
McManus
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
Bargain
I'M
tOWf-ROUT
D000
6CNO
NOW
R.EMCMfc?(V
PUAX
j
I'LL.
OCT
THM"
sOV
UP
FOR.
NE-1R?
00
TO
CONTINUE
the.
ccHTLcrnnr
(
in
I
iMTT-
TEIA.
f
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ooj
fiR
rv
STvlPi?
to
ICX
orTHl-
E3
PLrWlH'-OMTIL-
I-1
I'UU
MSXG
-lti
n
t-uREO
OS
POO.
BIRD
CAGES
20
Percent
off
all
CAGES
"
this
week
only
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
i
.
tf!
En".
ROTTEN
2c
per
word
injadvance.
No
Advertisement
Liken
for
let
than
50c
WANTSB
WANTED.
Two
or
three
room
ed
furnished
house
to
rent,
central
and
modern.
P.O.
Hot
2CI
Daily
News.
1'Jft
WANTED.
Plain
dressmakiuw.
Ileasonable
rates.
718.
Fraser
Street.
tf
FOR
SALE
OOD
seleeth
n
of
boUehobI
furniture
for
sale.
Player
piano,
3
bedroom
table,
dining
room
furniture,
leather
davenport,
two
bed,
silting
room
chair,
also
60
feet
hose,
etc.
Ilouan
with
electrical
fiUnres,
electrWi
rr,
litre,
curtain
ro.l
and
window
shades,
for
sale.
Apply
Mrs.
Atkins.
Phone
238.
'Gil
SALE.
Stove
Iroubles
sol
ved.
Why
worry
about
yonr
old
slove
when
you
can
ear-ehange
them
as
first
payment
on
u
new
I'll
KM
I
Kit
JIANG
F
and
have
eouiplnle
salifaetk.
Halsnce
on
easy
payments.
Prince
lluperl
Kxehnnge.
Phone
C52.
tf
FU
II
MTU
HE
bought,
told
anJ
exchanged.
Dominion
inlaid
linoleum
and
Harry,
Kirkcaldy.
Scotland,
inlaid
linoleum.
Furniture
and
ranges
of
all
description
for
s.ile.
A.
Macken
zie
Furniture
House.
Phone
775.
r
Gil
SALE.
Pleasure
hull
hi
goHt
oondillon.
iMbln
over
engine
aod
canopy
lop.
Suit
able
for
&
h.p.
engine.
A
good
sea
ImihI.
Firs
I
(100
takes
II.
Write
Hox
203,
Daily
News.
tf
FOll
SALE.
Few
piece
o
household
furniture
Including
"DiiHtda
Pride"
range,
Sin
moods'
steel
couch,
chest
of
drawers,
infant's
,erib
ami
chair,
torlable
lypewriler,
nut
eJc.
Phone
Hlue
.117.
I
MM
FOll
SALE.
Furniture,
leather
arm
and
rockini
ehalrs,
heal
er,
dresser,
etc.,
U3t
Second
Ave.
(upstairs).
Iko
FOll
SALE.
Vlclrohi.
Apjuy
Mr
lleveridge.
Corner
Fifth
West
and
Dunsmuir.
Phone
238.
IIMI
GOOD
piano
for
snle.
Snap
for
cash.
Phone
Hlue
ICO.
that
Prince
lluperl
will
make
belter
showing
this
year
in
in-
Icr-limn
guuies
than
il
has
done;
for
several
season
wt.
Tonight's
Senior
League
base-
br,ll
Kame
between
the
Sawmill
and
the
Gyro
Hub
gies
promise
of
being
a
pitchers'
battle
Danny
LidMnne
may
be
expected
lo
hold
things
well
in
hand
for
Ihe
Seal
Cove
-men
while
the
Gyros
are
looking
Tor
Habe
Fur-1
lin
In
give
a
repetition
of
the
pretly.
performance
he
staged
on
Tuesday
night
last
with
(he
Sons
of
Canada
In
spile
of
the
importance
of
the
nilrlilntr
il
I.
'!ibowever.
quiln
rtossfble
that
ll.p
wisheie
miy
be
won
or
lost
on
Indian
ing
Fortiri
saved
Ihe
Gyros'
lo
dfru.-h
field
work
in
Ihe
aij
lions.
This'iile
the.
Mm
on
Sunday
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at
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cleaner
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
&
TO
RENT
FOll
IlKNT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phoiuHcraphs
and
sewing
machine.
Walker's
M
usic
Store.
If
KOH
BENT.-
Two
pmiwi
furnith
ed
apartment
hy
day,
wwk
or
month.
Phone
lied
fio.
If
KGIl
RENT.
Moderi,
house,
live
phhh
and
bath.
Munro
Hrm.
KGIl
HKNT.
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Clapfi
apartment
Weslanhaver
Hroa.
If
BOARD
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HD
Thr
Inlander,
M30
Second
Avenue.
PlHe
137.
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and
Hoom
or
Hoard
nl
Phone
Hed
707.
LOST
LOST-
lllack
and
white
collie
do
without
collar.
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pleaeJ
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If
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PtUCES
OF
KASTIIOPK
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Marine
Engines
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without
clutch
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cylinder
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above
eicept
the
firal
include
the
Famous
Joes
lie
verse
Gear,
and
full
tlertriaol
ami
profiler
euiHnenL
The
best
that
money
can
any.
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Hros..
1747
GeorgU
SI.
W.
Vancouver.
H.C
Always
at
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
Agents
Phnnr
3HI.
TAXI
Tal
7
Phone
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gul)
Special
8
and
7
passenger
Stud-
bakers
al
your
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Kio.r.'-(
Hotel.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Photic
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
nnyihniK
sent
for.
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Hox
000.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Procen
Columbia
Ilecords
no
scralching.
Finest
re
productions
of
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
hy
world
famed
artists.
Call
in
ami
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Aveniie
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furm
ure
Store.
We
Huy.
Sell
and
Kx
change
New
and
SecniidliatiH
Goods.
QtO,
FAPADOPULIS,
39
Third
Ave.
Phut
tii
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
in
Stewart
visit
Keith's
Cafe
in
King
Edward
Hotel
now
rc-modelled.
Up-to-date
Dining
Hoom
and
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH,
-
Manager.
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