II
l!i
Fords
Try
a
filling
and
be
convinced
Kaien
Hardware
Company
Important
BargainNews
Our
Knlire
Slock
of
WOMEN'S
and
MISSES'
1
DRESSES,
SUITS,
COATS
and
MILLIN-
!
'
ERY
at
20
per
cent
discount
Ten
Days
Only
Mrs.S.Frizzell
Third
Avenue
J.
L.
Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
anil
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and,
Mouldings.
P.O..
Box
179.
Phone
-
-.
-
Blue
26S
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
57S
DENTIST
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpaated
Third
Avenue.
Gregory
Tires
Are
Good
Tires
Mudo
in
H.C.
.SUPPORT
HOME
INDUSTRY
.We
Have
Them
In
Stock.'
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
GEORGE
BUSHBY
COLD
STORAGE
WAS
SPEAKER
Addressed
Retail
Merchants'
As
sociation
at
Meeting
Last
Night
on
GeorRV
U.
Hushby
was
the
peaker
at
I
lie
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Retail
Merchants'
Association
which
was
held
las.
night
in
the
St.
Itegis
Cafe.
His
object
was
"Transportation."
eorge
llryant,
president
of
the
association,
was
in
I
he
chair
and
thing
wrong
when
even
the
mer
chants
themselves
sent
out
for
goods
instead
of
purchasing
from
their
fellow
merchants.
Opening
into
his
subject
of
transportation
Mr.
Hushby
de-
cleared
that
for
successful
.oper
ation,
a
railway
must
have
branch
line
feeders.
There
wpre
no
laterals
joining
the
Canadian
National
Railway
between
Jasper
and
Prince
Iluperl.
The
speaker
proposed
the
idea
of
motor
roads
and
light
railways
to
bring
busi
ness
to
the
Canadian
National
Railway.
Itranches
built,
like
logiging
railways
following
large
ly
the
contour
,of
the
country
would
serve
just
as
well
as
large
expensively
grader!
branch
line's.
Too
Many
Frills
The
Canadian
Na'tional
Hail-
way,
Mr.
Hushby
suggested,
was
now
spending
too
much
mdney
on
frills
such
as
radio
broadcast-
merit
on
trains.
He
felt
Hint
the
money
might
be
more
profitably
spent
in,
gelling
the.
railway
lo
a
point
where
it
would
devehjp
uanaoa
lor
Canadians
and
thus
develop
itself.
It
would
be
better
to
forget
the
word
"railway"
and
call
the
C.N.R.
"the
Canadian
delivery
wagoii."
Whereas
Canada
was
now
de
pendent
on
United
States
for
practically
all
its.
iron
suppfy
and
Ontario
and
Quebec
obtained
most
of
its
coal
from
the.
United
Slates,
Mr.
Hushby
suirirested
tba't
this
iron
and
coal
miight
well
be
produced
in
Canada.
This
country
paid
$100,000,000
a
year
declared,
for
Vancouver,
at
a
dis-
I
lance
of
500
miles,
gelling
more
business
with
Skeena.
River
can
Callies
ii.
W.
V.
A.
.
S.
of
E
Cold
Slorage.
1
0
AND
VETS
TIE
Football
Fixture
Last
Night
Re
sulted
In
Two
all
Draw
Good,
Hard
Contest
As
a
result
of
a
good,
hard
contest
in
which
play
was
verv
even,
the
league
football
fixture
between
Jhe
Great
War
Veterans
and
Cold
Storage
last
night
ended
up
in
a
two
all
draw.
The
crowd
of
spectators
in
al
tendance
was
not
large.
Storage
by
successfully
negotiating
a
penalty
shot.
In
the
second
half
Norrington
scored'
for
the
Cold,
Storage
and
Skinner
equalized
for
the
Vets.
G.
S.
Russell
was
referee
and
A.
Clapperton
and
Fred
Hardy
were
linesmen.
The
teams
took
the
field
a
follows:
Great
War,
Veterans
Gaw-Ihorn;
Harlon
and
Hoy;
J.
Mitchell,
W.
Murray
and
(J.
Mitchell;
Skinner,
Russell,
Norwood,
Long
and
Gurvich.
Cold
Slorage
A.
Murray;
Whatman
and
Darton;
Corbet!,
Sims
and
Carlson;
Torney,
Elder,
Hye,
Jack
and
Norrington.
League
standing
Jo
-dale:
'
W.
D.
L.
Pis.
3
0
0
C
2
115
2
3
Sport
Chat
3
I
I
Canadian
sportsmen
preparing
for
hunting
trips
this
rail'
ar
urged
lo
acquaint
tlicmselvet
with
amendments
and
altera
tions
in
the
Migratory
limit
Convention
Act
by
securing
full
information
from
the
commis.
sioner
of
National
Parks,
department
of.
Interior.
Ultawa.
The
regulations
based
upon
the
Migratory
Hirds
Convention
Act
have
been
consolidated
and
ing
stations
and
elaborate
equip-!
slightly
amended
by
a
recent
orner-in-council.
The
open
seasons
for
the
killing
of
mig
ratory
birds
such
as
geese
ducks,
brant
and
rails,
which
are
provided
Ihroiighoul
Canada,
are
the
same
as
last
year
except
for
a
slight
c)iange
in
Hritish
Col
umhia.
A
new
feature
of
the
re
gulatipns
is
that
Hie
possession
of
legally
taken
migratory
game
birds
is
allowed
for
a
period
ini
mediately
following
(the
.open
season.
The
43rd
annual
regalia
of
the
Canadian
Association
of
Ama
teur
Oarsmen
in
olher
words,
the
Roval
Canadian
Henlev
Re-
for
American
coal.
The
annual
calla
which
lakes
nlace
over
..r
ii...
r....j!
v.i;
t
.....
-
iirrinii
ui
mi-
KiiuiKiiuu
a
1
1011
a
i
;
i
i
e
ienev
ronrsn
at
Port
a
Railway
had
been
around
$80,-000.000.
Local
Situation
Dealing
Willi
the
local
transportation
situation,
Mr.
Hushby
stressed
I
lie
necessity
for
connection
'between
Prince
Rupert
and
Alaska
and
for
belter
service
belween
Prince
Rupert
and
the
Quern
Charlotte
Islands
and
the
housie,
near
Toronlo,
on
Thurs
day,
Friday
and
Saturday,
July
30-Aug.
1,
is
expecled
lo
be
the
mosl
successful
of
the
series
Corresponding
in
Canada
lo
the
Royal
Henley
regalia
which
was
held
on
I
ho
I
hames
al
Die
be
ginning
of
the
month,
this
annual
water
tournament
attracts
jibe
leading
boat
crews
and
scul
Skeena
River.
One
reason,
be
lers
from
Eastern
Canada
ant
rowing
clubs
of
Philadelphia
I
the
United
Slates.
The
leading
ltulTalo
and
Delrofl
will
compete
neries
than
Prince
Rupert
15,fr
honors
with
representatives
miles
distant,
was
Hint
there
was
from
Hamilton,,
Toronlo,
Mont
a
convenient,
steamship
service
real,
Hrockville
and
olher
Cana
between
Vancouver
and
tbe'rilan
points
where
boat
racing
is
Skeena
River
whereas
the
only
a
popular
sport.
Johnnie
Dur
direct
connection
Prince
Iluperl
inan,
of
Toronlo,
will
probably
1
I
-
S't
...
I..
I
...
....
-
.
,
.
hum
whs
neorge
i-nxKPii
ft
gas-
ueicnn
ins
tine
or
senior
singles
boat.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Zarelli
were
passengers
on
fhe
Cardena
for
the
south
last
evening.
champion,
which
lie
won
last
year
by
defeating
Hlessing,
of
Philadelphia.
The
Toronto
Argo
nauts,
who
hold
some
of
llin
most
Important
titles,
will
send
CMS
Imt
l
ToTuni
Scrvici.
Inc
Grtt
Bnuin
rights
rewrvcd
their
best
oarsmen
to
defend
them.
Argos
finished
first
on
points
at
last
year's
meet,
the
Dons,
also
of
Toronlo,
second,
and
ltulTalo,
Detroit
and
Phila
delphia
clubs
respectively
third,
fourth
and
fifth.
i
l'hivino-
iiim-niiiii
,ii
Vuioiwill
be
the
bovs
baseball
uame
introduced
Mr.
Hushby
as
an
ex-
OI)Pne,i
.i.e
snnrinr
in
find
bet
wen
lloolh
and
Horden
SI
reel
president
of
the
Hritish
Columbia
half
through
Norwood.
Jack
Schools,
boys'
field
sports
and
maniiiai-Hirers
Associaiion
and
P(1iinlie.1
equalized
for
fm-
the
!.
1V.M
Cold
IJHIish
Columbia
Metal
Trades
Association.
In
opening
his
address
f
Mr.
Hushby
said
it
was
sensible
for
such
organization's
to
gel
to
gether,
not
merely
to
have
dinner
nor
for
increasing
values,
but
in
order
to
engender
belter
relations
one
witH'Hho
other
and
to
develop
the
business
of
the.
city.
An
effort
should
be
made
to
change
a
situation
such
as
was
to
be
observed
last
Christmas
when
the
post,
office
and
the
express
office
appeared
to
be
the
biggest
departmental
stores
in
the
city.
There
must
be
some
Ilolarians
are
hoping
for
Hie
blessings
of
the
Weather
Man
in
connection
with
t
lie
children'!.
f.ld
day
Jo
be
held
at
the
Acropolis
'
Hill
grounds
tomorrow
afternoon.
Deus
volens.
Everything
is
in
readiness
for
t
lie
running
off
of
a
program
which
should
be
-interesting
not
only
to
the
ikddies
but
to
the
adults
as
well.
The
leading
features
the
Rotary-Gyro
baseball
game
The
last
mentioned
affair
gives
promise
of
being
funny
if
not
skilful.
VANCOUVER
RACES:
TUESDAY'S
RESULTS
i.
First
Race
Ella4
Waldo.
$18.05.
$12.50.
$0.95;
2.
Clear
the
Way,
$9,
$5.20;
3.
The
Minutes,
$1.80.
Second
Race
Deeilrailt
$8.1(5,
$4.10,
$3.05;
2.
Dennis.
H.,
$0.20,
$4.35;
3.
General
Petain,
$fl.G5.
Third
Race
1.
Tulatueen
Kid,
$3.50,
$2.70,
$2.80;
2.
Velvet,
$3.80,
$3.C0;
3.
Delancey,
$5.85.
Fourth
Race
1.
Calgary
Stampede,
$4.10,
2.25,
$2.15;
2.
Jingo,
$2.35,
2.C0;
3.
Louvain,
$4.40.
Fifth
Race
1.
Uip'
"Indian,
$5.50,
$3.50.
2.45;
2.
Fincaslle,
$7.50,
$3.05;
.
Col.
Snider,
$2.80.
Sixth
Race
I.
Hill
Hlackwell,
$5.10,
$2l)5,
$3.30;
2.
Lucky
Cat,
$3.50,
$2.45;
3.
Hitlern,
$2.50.
Seventh
Race
1.
Captain
Tom,
$11.35,
$4.80
$i;
2.
Mary
Fuller,
$4.55.
$4.95;
3.
Mary
Emory,
$14.35.
SPORTS
PROGRAM
FOR
ROTARY
CLUB
FIELD
DAY
ACROPOLIS
HILL
The
soorls
program
for
the
Rotary
Fiefd
Day
at
Acropolis
Hill,
Thursday
afternoon,
fol
lows
:
2.15.
Hoys'
baseball,,
lloolh
School.
VH.Horddri'
Slreelbool
3.30
Hoys'
field
sports,
jiim'p-
ing,,
running
and
bicycle
races
ages
7
lo
10
years.
1.30
Haseball,
Gyro
vs.
Rot
ary.
Refreshments
served
on
.the
grounds.
LOG
CARRYING
BARGES
TO
HAULMUCH
TIMBER
Hecate
Straits
Towing
Co.'s
New
Carrier
Will
Come
North
Next
Month
In
Vancouver
lowboa'L
circles
il
is
reporleil
that
there
will
be
many
million
feel
of
logs
brought
from
Northern
Hritish
Columbia
points
to
Vancouver
mills
by
I
tin
flee)
of
log-carrying
barges.
II.
is
reported
that
one
firm
cargo.
This
vessel
will
carry
nwire
than
1.000.000
feet
of
logs
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE.
Slove
troubles
sol
ved.
Why
worry
about
your
old
stoves
when
you
can
exchange
them
as
first,
payment
6n
a
new
PREMIER
i
HANG!'
and
have
complete
satisfaction.
IJalance
on
easy
payments.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
C52i
tf
FURNITURE
dnd
Ranges
bought.
sold
and
exchanged;
household
effects
tacked
and
shipped:
auction
sales
conducted;
fur-ilure
and
ranges
for
every
home.
A.
MacKcnzio
Furniture
House.
Phone
775.
If
FOR
SALE.
Pleasure
hull
in
good
condition.
.Cabin'
over
engine
and
canopy
top.
Suitable
for
5
h.p.
engine.
A
good
sea
boat.
First
$100
lakes
it.
Wrile
Hox
203,
Daily
News.
tf
FOR
QUICK
SALE.
New
house
and
lot
on
Eighth
Avenue
Eas!
anil
Alfred.
Very
cheap.
Phone
Hlue
OUl)
after
six.
173
FOR
SALE
Level
lot,
on
sewer.
close
in,
$400.00.
Phone
Red
720.
182
TO
RENT
TO
RENT.
Furnished
rooms.
Hoi
and
cold
walnr.
Centrally
located.
Reasonable
rents
Norfold
Rooms,
Fulton
Stree!
Phone
lllat'k
329.
If
FOR.
RENTi
Modern
house,
five
rooms
and
bath.
Mil
tiro
Hros.
FOR
RENT.
Clapp
apartment
Wcstenhaver
Hros.
tf
LOST
LOST.
Fourteen
foot
row
boat,
paluled
green
outside,
from
Cold
Storage.
Finder
please
nolify
P.O.
Hox
853,
Prince
Rupert
or
phone
98.
107
POUND
FOUND.
Al
the
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
and
Taxi,
the
place
to
get
d
lift
best
kindling
fit
her
in
bundles
or
hy
the
load.
107
BOTTLE
MESSAGE.
The
little
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
C.
G.
Minns
recently
.picked
up
a
has
purchased
14,000,000
feet
of
beer
botlle
on
the
shore
at
the
cedar,
which
will
be
handled
by
Sail
Lakes
containing
a
message.
Hie
carriers
recently
purchased
J
lie
message
was
supposedly
in
Sealtle
by
J.
J.
Coughlan
and
written
hy
a
Scandinavian
a!
associates.
lundas
Island
who
claimed
thai
It
is
also
underslood
that
the
he
was
in
bad
circumstances.
It
Hecate
Straits
Towing
Company
Is
not
known
as
to
whether
tin
log
barge
Drumrock
will
be
ready,
message
is
bona
fide
or
whelhi
about
the
middle
of
Aiugusl
ami,
some
jester
was
author
of
il.
will
come
north
to
load
her
first,
The
matter
Is
being
investigated
Miss
Isabel
Haddock,
deacon-
and
will
make
about
three
round
ess
of
the
United
Church
of
Can
trips
lo
Vancouver
each
sixty,
nda,
was
a
passenger
for
the
days.
'She
will
probably
be
busy,olilh
on
the
Cardena
last
even-steadily
throughout
the
season,
in?,
HLACK
FOXES
for
imniediaie
oiy
later
delivery.
High-grade
slock,
at
lowest
prices.
Pups
and
breeders
at
lower
prices
now
than
laler.
Cash
Jihd
lerms,
no
inleresl.
Free
Hook-lets,
references
over
period
of
86
years
by
six
banks.
Mrs.
H.
Welch,
Smilhers,
H.C.
is
our
local
Hreeder-llepresenta-iive;
of
"One
of
the
World'!,
largest
fox
farms,"
(4,200
acres)
Cleary
Hros.,
l'ox
Farms,
1103
Empire
Huildiug,
Seattle.
U.S.A.
BOARD
HOARD
and
Room,
or
board
only.
443
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
Red
707.
HOARD
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICES
OF
EASTHOPE
4-CYCLE
Marine
(Engines
4-11.
P.
without
clutch
$185.00
4-11.
P.
1
cylinder
MI)
2G0.00
C-H.P.
1
cylinder
111)
450.00
8-H.P.
I
cylinder
111)
750.00
8-H.P.
2
cylinder
MD
400.00
1
C-H.P.
4
cylinder
LI)
470.00
All
the
above
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
Reverse
Gear,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
The
best
that
money
can
buy.
Easthope
Hros.,
1747
Gcorgi.i
St.
W.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Always
al
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
Agents
Phono
381.
TAXI
Taxi
G7
Phone
(Call
-George.
Paul
or
Gusl)
Special
C
and
7
passenger
Slude-
bakrrs
at
your
service
day
and
nigh'l.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,-
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anylhing
sent
fpr.
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Hox
C99.
PHOTO
FINISHINQ
P.
J.
RYAN
P.O.
Hox
1044
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
Service
and
Satisfaction
Ouannnteed.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl.
ure
Store.
We
Huy.
Sell
and
Ex.
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULI8,
839
Third
Ave.
Pnone
848.
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
in
Stewart
visit
Keith's
Cafe
in
hing
Edward
Hotel
now
rc-modflled.
Up-to-date
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
-
Manaoee.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Wednesday,
July
22
High
1
:57
a.m.
19.9
ft.
11:50
p.m.
18.3
Low
8:47
a.m.
2.7
20:47
p.m.
7.1
1
Thursday,
July
23
'UK"
2:33
a.m.
19.8
fl.
15:28
p.m.
i8,i
Low
9:17
a.m.
2.8
"
21:24
p.m.
7.0
"
Friday,
July
24
High
3:10
a.m.
19.4
f
I
10:02
p.m,
18,3
"
Low-
9:48
a.m.
3.2
"
22:02
p.m,
70
"
PAGE
FOOT
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
WE,
Jc
COXNt
TO
NO
OiMTV
SUNOCO
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WOULDN'T
CO
COLLf,
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tA,N
COULD
rcoe
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oaTucmteh
cwce
over
ra
OUT
ON
NlCHT
UE
THIS
0e
Vb
THE.
WW
WOIEN
vB.E.
bT.MON
THE
Chatter
OtCR.
A.tSf
CONDITION
TM
I
OO
IT
WOULDN'T
eE.
to
eM
to
co
out-
Free
oTl
for
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
i
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertitement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WANTED
AGENTS
WANTED
AGENTS
wauled
for
made-to-
measure
raincoats.
Wrile
at
once
for
particulars.
Ghisgow
Rubber
Co.,
of
Canada,
108
SI.
Catherine
St.
Wesl,
Montreal.
FOX
FARMING
WANTED
A
responsible
woman
ALASKA
HLL'E
and
SILVER
or
girl
for
general
housework.
Apply
Mrs.
Richmond,
H.C.
Fur
Co.
next
G.W.V.A.
109
WHITE
women
desiring
work,
apply
Millerd
Cannery,
Seal
Cove.
Phone
ICO,
ICS
WANTED.
Plain
dressmaking.
Reasonable
rales.
718.
Eraser
SI
reel.
If
WANTED.
Experienced
waitress.
St.
Regis
Cafe.
Arlidet
Lost
and
Found,&c
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
And
General
Repa
r
s
pairs
of,all
kinds
pi
lentled
to.
We
re(i
writers,
gramopln
?
,
,
,
picture
framing.
(
an;
ia;
,
1'urniture
crating
TOM
BALLANGER
Phone
Hlue.C25.
18
y
'
s-
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
Columh.a
It
-no
scratching.
F
prodticlions
of
tat
Vogue
Bcau'ty
Parlor
Public
Rest
-Hi.om
for
i
Mrs,,
Love
Stephens'
Hfnek,
Th
rl
A
Over
McCaffery
&
Gdili
::
PHONE
36.
District'
Registrar
of
Registry
District
of
r
perl
at
Prince
Rupert
description
of
the
sili
plans
of
certain
work
ing
of
floats,
wharf
on
'
re-
Trots,
Songs
and
Hi
;
music
by
world
famed
.
Call
in
and
hear
iir
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
ST0FE,
Third
Avenue
BEDDING
OUT
PLANTS.
Plants
that
grow
and
-
for
your
labor
M
bedding
oul
plants
u
ally
acclimatised
aril
relied
upon
fo
pr
goods.
Store
Phone
-
R
Greenhouse
Phone
M
MCCARTHY'S.
BEAUTY
PARLOR
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTEC
TION
ACT
R.S.C.
Chapter
115.
THE
CANADIAN
I
COMPANY
LIMITED
hr
notice
thai
il
has
unur
7
of
the
said
Act.
depn-
the
Minister
of
Public
V
Ottawa
and
in
Hie
off
It
ml
fir
I
structures
m
pilo
fai.r.na
!
proposed
to
be
consl
Eraser
Reach
at
JJuteii:
"
province
of.JRrilish
C.u-
1
"
Waler
Lot
nymber
2.'
''
4,.
Coast
District.
AND
TAKE
NOTOI
"
';
t
Ii
o
expiration
of
one
1
1
from
the
dale
of
the
f
cation
of
this
Nolico
Tn
'
diau
Fishing
Company
'
will,
under
Section
7
or
"";
Act.
apply
to
the
Mi-Public
Works
al
lils
orr
"',
City
of
Ollawa
for
nni
1
"
Ihc
said
site
and
plan-
'":
leave
to
construct
the
-
wharf
on
piles
and
sli
iii
pile
foundations.
DATED
al
Vane
v
this
24
lb
day
of
June.
'
THE
CANADIAN
i
I!
i"
COMPANY
LIMITI
P
J
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
cT'
Notice
or
Application
for
B
Licence
Notice
is
hereby
given
'
the
28th
day
of
July
n
undersigned
intends
to
the
Liquor
Conlrol
Hoa
h
licence
in'
respect
of
('
'
being
part
of
the
buihli
merely
known
as
Klllas
b'
'
Parlor,
situate
on
'Third
v
.
Prince
Rupert,
HJC
tin"!'
,
lands
v
'
'
described
as
Lot
10,
Hlock
Number
?2.
s'
1
Jj
Map
Number
92.1.
prince
H'"'
Land
Riiglsl
'
if
ration
Dislrn
,
Province
or
Rrilfsii
iVIuiui'
'
"j
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
:
'
by
open
bottle
for
cons
."i'
1
on
the
premises.
DATFD
Ihls
27th
day
f
Jl"
1925.
JOSEPH
SIOMlNP.
Applici