anen
of
fefri'!.hmehts,
good
music
ly
liolli
;
iSn?p
orchestra
ami
Hoys'
Hahd,n'
good
dance
floor;
'swim
in
infe
for.
the
kiddies,
ami
enlprlaitunent
by
a
Iroiip
of
clowns,
made
up
one
of
the
greatest-
and
motf.
successful
pjp-nics
ever
held
by
the.
local:
Loyal
Order
of
Moose.
A
collection
for
'Hie
Hoys'
Hand
netted
38.r.O.
Digby
Island
was
thronged--with
.crowds
4f
men,
Ajomen-
and
children-.fniW
Irefnre
noon
until
lale
yesterday
t
eVehmg,
a
n
d
everyone
seemed
reluctant
to
leave
sueTTa
good
time
behind
lliem.
Everybody
worked
with
a
will.
,
Tli
ere
was
not
a
hitch
in
4
the
transporting
of
the
large
crowd,
ami
'ecrytJiing
went
off
exactly
lo
schedule
reflecting
credit
upon
1
he
organizers.
The
rneesr'rrsultcd
as
follows:
Tots
Katie
Cameron,
Habsie
Heale."
Hoys
100
yards
Reggie.
Hunt.
iJolin
Hushhy.
v
I
Girls
50
yards.
Eleanor
TfiV,
Eva
Terrien.
Hoys'
fi
uyears
and
under.
I).
Hlake,
CYbalman,
jr.
Girls'
yj
Vcars
anil
under.
W'ana
Anderson,
Dorothy
Hfiikoi
j
Hoys
JBTyars
and
untler.-F.;
nowiiier,
juy,.
'viKins.
fiirls
tfSyears
and
under.
Marjoriefjaekson,
Ethel
Aloor-
house.
jv
Hoys
to
years
and
under.
nonant
.rney,"
hdwin-
Johnson.
flirls
dp
years
and
under.-
Enna
Nelson,
Laura
D.odt.
.
Hoys
12.
yearn
and
under.
Alfl1
;
alters,
'Iteggie
kelson.
,
V
flirls
Is'years
and
under.--Evelyn
Tito,
Eva
Hyrne.
Hoy's
Potato
race.
.lack
fiaw-fthorn,
Hronson
Hunt.
i
fiirls'
snnnn
rnep.
F.vplvn
Tile,
Agnes
Ouinn.
Hojls
hop,
skip
and
jump.--
jAat
rl?mrryiiKl
Hyrne,
Dido
nurvichy
Men's
Yalkinpr
race.
Charles
il
W
li
fi
I
rvt
fi
rt
T
An
fnn
f
lrt
i
1
1
i
)
Tug-of-War
'
After
a
hard
tussle
in
t
he
tug-
Json.
J
The
fishermen's
team
consist-
ied
.of
Y
Parsons,
O,
Tasolo,
L.K
den
and
.Max
Heilbroner.
Judges:
Mrs.
Christenson
and
Mrs.
1.
Wlngham.
The
Hoys"
Hand,
under
hand-master
Wilson,
played
selections
during
fhe
evening
and
Arthur's
orchestra
furnished
the
dance
music.
IT
AT
THE
RANGES
fication,
-of
Die
courses
were
grouping,
application
and.
snap
II
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FOOIt
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THT2
DAILY
KEV70
Mi-ii(tv.
July
10-fi
ANNUAL
PICNIC
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
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i
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:
,
mw
:
n
i
i
n
1
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MOOSE
LODGE
LOOKIT.MR.
iffi
WLrTONE-IM
CETATWiW
VVti
OlC6bl
FQONO
TT
THERE'
MPrHT
Jj
)
Carga
Concourse
at
D?oby
Island
for
Big
Event
of
Season
Vaster-dayt,
fif
PROGRAM
OF
SPORTS
Delightful
weather,
an
anund-
shooting.-
.
Private
It.
Davidson!
Pte.
It.
Davidson
63
U
ffl.AOPlT-Wb
ri.rr'Ll?
.
feEEaj
OH
OOWHE-
THE-
,
I
WOOLON'T
"
W
II
fa?
7o
j
lMTH,urr
H
!
f
f
show
)
Johnson,
Macindewar,
S.
Era-
sine,
AY.
Mitchell,
J.
Farquhar.
Spare,
Hunter.
Canada
ft.
Howe,
n.
H.
Skinner,
if.
Mcnzies,
(Jen.
Hill,
Vip
Menzies
(captain
,
fleo.
Mitchell,
H.
NYallers,
A.
Dickens.
I).
I.ainh.
l'ercy
Tinker,
.1.
Norrington.l?
Spares,
Sims
and
VYilson.
A.
Clapperlon
and
S.
Hem-mons
will
net
as
linesmen.
The
(Hand
Terminals
will
field
the
following
foolhall
team
to-
-
-
jinorrow
niglil
apainst
the
Moose:
R.
Davidson
Winner
of
First
Prize
S.
(iiTrvich,
Vie
Menzies,'
H.
Men-In
Class
1,
With
Lieut.
Ii(s-
(P0
N'-
O'Donald,
J.
Brass
Second.
lSims'
WalHrst.
H.
Hnwi
A.
.
.
.,-.,
i
Dickens,
V.
Mitchell.
J.
Ear-
YThe
annual
regimental
shoot
ut"r-
'
sl'ar-
lh
J"g-took
place
jes'terday
at
the
Mc-
""'
Xicholl
ranes,
those
present
being
divided
into
two
classes
with
prizes
for
the
winners
in
each.
There
were
three
courses
at
200'
yards
and
one
at
500.
The
classi
THE
PRESS
BySUWebb
THE
'
PRESS,
or
Eourlh
Estate.
my
friends,
was
winner
of
Tirst
prize
with
(J3,I
like
a
beacon
light;
out
of
a
possible
80
and
Lieut.
V.
sjiines
Jts
news
throughoin
Hrass
came,
second
in
the
first
the
years.
class.
In
the
second
class
thejln
rays
both
dull
and
bright.
winner
was
Company
Sergeant
Major
NY.
Davies
with
Colonel
M-III
may
be
ghastly
iimrrieY
cholls
second.
The
full
list
of
A
fire,
or
wedding
sluni,
Hipiil.
V.
Hr:it
-
.
r.olHr
areonlane.
or
motor
ear.
feilM.
i.
50
y
horse,
balhufn
or
.
'o
Jar"'l-
R,.K.
03-
Malcolm
Lamb?.
5()
Ye,
grab
our
hats
and
pencils.
Capt.
C.
V.
Evilt
Class
II.
C.S.M.
AY.
Davies
Odonel
Xicholls
..T
Stg.
O.
Y.
Wilkinson
of-war
the
Moose
team
out-pull-
jjeut.
x.
Pringlc
"iOd
lnrnl
fiMipnnpn'a
li.ini
n
.
.
.
.
.
ii-if.
ii.
iiuwurii
'team
and
Joe
Katcnford
the
fish-
Jm
t
tmt.
ferniens
learn.
pip.
t.
Williams
i
ne
.Moose
learn
consisieu
otP
jaIner
'
jJas.
Kronidehl,
Carl
Johnson,
iiP.
Jamleson
;Chas.
Olson,
Oscar
Nelson,
John
jtR.
j.
Thomnson
21
SPORT
GHAT
.
n
aii.i.
f.
v..
.fiJiiiinif".
"
.
.
Willi
llin
innfilfil
ncntila
ii.
ISjlEor
nil
news
Is
meat
to
us.
52
lor
just
a
line
or
two,
52
Which
lakes
us
half
a
lay
loget
43
1
Hut
of
no
account
to
you.
39
3G
P'raps
Mrs.
Fiz
has
had
a
lea,
32
In
aid
of
the
United,
25
We
(ell
you
all
about
the
do,
21
noure
sore
ioure
not
Invil-
23
ed
Eyolfsen,
R.
Marsh,
J.
Pierce,
ggl.
W.
Hoff
p...
21
Perhaps
the
hat
shop's
been
on
Oscar.
Hanson,
Allien
lverson.j
--
flrpf
Albert
Wyolfsein
and
J.
John-
x
1
To
women-that's
real
news.
They're
down
there
bright
and
early
a
To
pick
one
to
malch
their
shoes,
C.
Eyolfsen,
J.
Hatt,
J.
Paterson,
t.onnoetlon
willi
the
Dominion
Perhaps
the
stork
has
been
to
"1
Doclirm,
oowelt
ami
.M.
i)a-
.
.
celebration
now
ovr,
local
town.
a'urdy.
players
and
fans
will
settle
down
And
left
a
baby
boy.
V
Rupert
Ladles
Win
I
to
the
local
league
enigagemethsll'or
nomeone
who
is
dear
lo
yon,
In
the
lug-of-war
between
tin
until
Fair
Week
when
the
next
That's
news
and
oh
what
joy!
gMoose
Ladies
and
the
local
ladies
inter-town
names
will
be
tilaved.
?tlie
latter
won
by
a
good
margin.
Tomorrow'
night
the
third
gam
And
yel,
you'll
hear
some
people,
.The
Moose
team
comprise
-Mrs.
rt,
th'e
Mobley,Cup
or
city
chani-
kick,.
EaMman,;
;
Mrs,
Eyolfsen,
Mr.
pionship
football
Pcrieft
wjll
be
There's
nolhlngi.
the
paper
.
Zarelli.
Mrs.
Ryan,
Mrs.
Derry.
played
and,"
oh
Friday
eVcningH,'ril--waU,iilhltgo
io'ut
'
aain;--.'
.(Mrs.
.LChnstenSen,
Mrs.
I',
there
will
be
the
match
.between
And
get
a
Province
later."
AVinishani;
Mrs.
G.
;
AYhatman;
Scotland
nd
'Canada
!
for
Hi
?!Mrs.
MurvOld
and
Mrs.
C.
Kd-
benefit
of
the
HoV
Hand.
'
On
Then
Pa
picks
up
the
Province,
wards.
lhe
local
ladies
teaml
Wednesday
evening,
the
Navai
The
Sun.
or
solne
such
sheet.
consisted
of
Mrs.
L.
Worsford,
Reserve
and
High
School
ar
"What's
ntl
this
about,"
he
says,
Mrs.
M.
Rrown,
Mrs.
M,
Murray,
scheduled
to
meet
in
the
Inler
f
read
it
all
last
week."
Mrs.
H,
J.
Hacon,
Mrs,
Long,)
mediate
Football
League.
,
Mrs.
DeMars,
Mrs.
ick,
Mrs.
I!.
.
.
-
f0
give
some
people
what
they
Dickson,
Mrs.
lernen
and
Mrs.
The
schedule
for
lhe
second
warll,
Publicover.
half
of
the
baseball
season
will
Would
test
a
Inan
like.
Job;
Clowns
Harry
Astoria,
Chas.
be
issued
this
week.
It
wilt
also
Xo
one's
interested
in
the
sporl
liitliiuin,
Hert
Hoskins,
.loci
make
provision
for
a
number
of
Or
in
the
Custom
s
probe.
filaggard,
Jack
Cobb
and
Joe
games'
from
the
first
half
of
the
RalchforU.
season
which,
for
Various
re.i-lltul
still
they
want
the
local
rap
Hoats
assisting
to
transport
sons,
had
to
be
postponed.
Th
And
if
it's
lale
at
night.
,tlie
.crowds
included
the
llanaco,
locals
may
have
been
outclassed
The
way
they
buzz
the
Jejephone,
:
Ro'sfnii
-nV.D.S.T.,
Llvingstohfe
Ilr,
by
Hio
Alaskans
in
lhe
serie.
Would
turn
your
dome
nlrighL
Iceland,
Wahkasson,
Tide
Hip,
with
Ketchikan
but
interest
in
Fanny
F.,
Cape
Spencer,
Launch
I
lhe
doings
of
the
three
league
The
radio
has
failed
to
give,
27,
Launch
23,
Rosesplt,
R.
V.
teams,
alt
of
which
are
still
vcr
The
slightesl
bit
of
scandal,
Chum,
Pachena
and
Launches!
much
in
the
running,
will
con-
And
so
they
turn
lo
read
the
Evelyn
On
Argo,
Elizabeth
and
tinue
undiminished
and
by
the
sheet,
,
Olive.
'
lime
.the
se'ason's.
schedule
li
The
boy's
sluck
In
the
handle.
'.
Committees
responsible
for
thel
completed
the
local
should
be
In
'success
of
the
day
were
as
foj-lshape
to
give
a
better
account
of
To
break
into
another
vein,
lowsl"
"
'
themselves
in
any
games
which
To
bring
my
point
right
home,
)
Tranpportajiont
VI
luameron,
may
be
arranged
for
them
with
I'll
quote
another
poem,
f
fl,,
Rftger,
.J..Morfisoi,Hj
Jacob-
outside
teams
durin
Fair
Week.
Willi
(uile
a
dilferent
tone.
win,
NY..
Montgomery,
J.
D
McDonald.
Coffee,
elc
X.
Kelly.
The
following
teams
have
bec.i"Talk
about
your
papers,
Olinsang,
S.
chosen
by
lhe
Prince,
Rupert
And
your
home
own
dope,
i
yHauden8child,
W,
Squarechuck,
Football
League
In
play
a
"benefit
About
the
legislature,
A.
E.
Dickens,
O.
Oualper.
match
next
lriday
evening
in
aid
And
the
price
pf
toilet
soap,
Hot
dog:
T.
EHoll.
I
or
the
noys-
jtamt.
j
tie
teams
llinugii
you
ve
read
llie
paper-
,Refreshments:N.
MUssallem,
O.lwlll
be
designated
'Scotland
and
over,
Young,
H.
Sampson,
Leo
Conte-
Canada
respectively.
And
you
lauph
and
Ihen
you
nilli.
Carl
nustafsen,
M.
MorrM
'Scotland
A.
Murray,
A.
Halg,
frown
and'
Miss
Wadie
Mussallem.
J.
Harris,
A.
McDonald,
S.
Cur-There's
nothing
like
,
the,
paper
Sporti:
Roi
Barnes,
T.
Scad'rie,
X.
0
Donald
(captain),
J.l
rom
your
oldhome
town.
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS,
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
ALPINING
AT
JASPER
PARK'
tains
are
Attracting
At
tention
MONTREAL.
July
Hound
I
by
Alpfntsis
and
join
Hi.-
scores
follows:
-
Mialever
class
of
news
comes
ifrtmeinbers
orilhe
Alpine
Club
m
i
j
Classl.
)ou
ll
find
us
on
the
pump.
Canadian
Rockies
where
he
will
join
Howard
Palmer,
noted
American
Alpintsl.
for
a
elimr
trip
in
to
"The
Whirlpool"
stroll),
of
peaks
in
Jasper
.National
Park,
Dr.
J.
Y.
A$Hcknn
of
Montrea.,
president
oLiie
Alpine
Club
(
Canada,
hasJOft
-Montreal
ovr
Canadian'
National
Railway.
Dr.
Hieksnn
and
Mr
Palmer
hope
to
eturn
to
the
Alpine
Club
Camp
which
ts
being
held
al
Hie
end
ol
I
his
month
by
a
new
pas
whirii
has
probably
not
yel
lein
cros!-
the
Tenn,uiriPass
Yal
this'
yeaf'sVJjinip
is
be
Yalley
where
being
'
held.
lhe
Whirlpool
-
group.
vher
Dr.
Ilirksnrr-.and
Mr.
Palmor
will
climb
before
going
in
to
Jhi
yeaf's
camp,
is
a
group
of
peak
traversed
by
the
t.ontiiienta.
Divide
belween
Ftirfress
Laki
and
Pas
and
Athabasca
Pas
Pbe
latter
as
yel
is
practlcali
unexploreil.
Only
two
peaks
the
territory
are
known
to
have
bcri
climbed
and
in
the
group
are
many
peaks
which
as
.
yel
bear
no
official
"names
being
known
only
by
Colloquial
or
sun-
esled
designation.
T'orlre!-
Mountain
and
Mount
Serenily
ai
the
I
wo
already
conquered.
Many
of
lhe
peaks
'in
the
district
are
more
than
IQ.Oiin
feet
in
heigl,;
ind
they
i
rex
el
it
a
difficult
ta:.
for
any
Alpinist
,to
altempl.
Mr.
Palmer
ha,
al
read
left
New
York
for
Japer
and,
on
the
ar
rival
of
lr.
Illckson
there,
th
climbers
will
outfit
and
start
at
once
for
the
Whirlpool
area
where
they
expect
to
spend
rouple
of
weeks
before
crossing
lhe
pass
lo
ihe
Tenquin,
Indiralioi)
are.
thai
ttiis
year'
Aiplh(
climb
iijfipi
wilt
w'itne
I'ec'iird
feiMraypn
of,
.cliiUers
from
all
parts
of
iCifiind.1
h;Hl
lh
L'nile,.!
Slaf.s
n
well
h,s
other
countries.
The
holding
of
Hi.
1921
camp
al
the
base
of
Mount
llobsor
attracted
attention
to
the
northern
end
cf
Mie
rockies
nnA
selection
of
the
Tenquin
Ynlley
area
for
this
year's
camp
was
hailed
willi.
satisfaction
by
members
everywhere.
This
year's
main
camp
Is
being
locat
ed
almost
ut
dm
summit
of
tin
Tenquin
pav
territory.
The
chnT
attempts
will
proh
uhly
be
directed
towards
Ihr
cllnihhig
of
peaks
of
the
Ham
parts,
a
jaited
range
which
in
elude
Mount
Ceikie,
(l,K5i
feel
which
was
.-limbed
two
years
aao
after
several
unsuccessful
nl
tempts
had
been
made.
UualifyuiR
climb
have
been
arranged
uy
which
tyros
wil
wain
their
membership
in
lb
club
on
an
active
basis.
FAREWELL
PARTY
FOR
TEACHER
AT
SKIDEGAT
Sendoff
Qlven
In
Form
of
Dance
at
Skldegate
Publlo
School.
SKlDFOATE,
July
5,-A
farewell
parly
was
lven
by
the
people
of
Skldegate
a
few
day
ago
lo
E.
.8.
Deflrucey,
teacher
of
the
Diiffeiln
';i
1
1
til
I
o
School,
who
has
one
to
Vancouver
for
the
holi
TO
RENT
YVeste'nlinver
Ilros.
for
Jasper
Hark
Lodge
in
th.f
:
TUHNISHKD
Housekeeplnt'
rioom
10
rem
dj
ine
day,
wees
or
month.
Phono
Red
607.
tf
HOUSES
for
Itenl.
Some
are
furnished.
120
and
up.
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
Easl.
FOR
RKNT.Furnlhed
housekeeping
suite,
Miissallem
Apartment.
Phone
18.
tf
FOR
REN'T.
Four
room
sulle.
hot
water
healed.
Apply
Suilt.
&
Mallet.
PIANOS
for
Rent
at
fl.OO
per
month
and
up.
Walker's
Mu.il'
Store.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE.
30
foot
gashofit.
5-rt
Palmer.
Can
be
used
for
pleastirV-'
ni
Jflim.
Extrj
large1
cabin.
Apply
at
boal
"Chum."
Cow
Hay
floats.
1
65
FOR
,
SALE
Holel
Masetl.
A
good
bargain.
Ill
health
catiso
for
selling.
Apply
William
llmlson,
Massett.
H.C.
000
pleasure
boat
for
sale
for
?275.
Easy
ternifl.
Phone
Rel
720
for
particulars.
FOI
SALE.
Sixteen
fool
canoe.
H.'Ml
Seventh
Avenue
East.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
AKELsE
LOPOK,
near
Terrace.
Yisit
Lakelse
lilhla
Ho
Springs.
Lithia
is
one
of
th
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
rheumatism,
flood
fly
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
in
Lakelse
lake
and
river.
Motor
meet
nil
trains
giving
thrniigl
connection
with
Lodge.
Tele
phone
connected
to
Terrace
J.
Hruce
Johnstone,
manager
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
3f)
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137
HOARD
AND
ROOM,
425
Third
Avenue.
Phone
Red
330.
LOET.
LOST.
Dark
yellow
water
span
iel,
four
months
old.
Finder
please
return
to
731
Taylor
Street.
PATENT
ATTORNEYS
FHTHERSTOXIIAUOH
&
CO.,
the
old
established
firm.
Patents
and
trademarks
In
all
coun
tries.
Free
booklet.
Vancott
ver
office
ins
Roger
Hulld
ing.
.
Phone
Seymour
37tf
Manager,
Ernest
E.
Carver
registered
attorney
Other
of
fice,
Ottawa,
Washington
and
principal
cities.
days
nnd
who
will
have
charge
of
the
school
al
Slewnrl
at
the
opening
of
lhe
fall
session.
People
came
for
In
cwnt
front
nil
around
lhe
Inlet.
Those
hi
charge
of
the
event
were
Mrs.
Stevens,
.Mrs.
Turner
and
Mrs.
11.
Oritlen.
Refreshments
were
served
at
midnight
and
Imicii
during
lhe
evening
bagpipe
suleo-tlons
were
plnyed
by
E,
Richard-son
or
Allfnrd
Hay.
The
regret
of
I
ho
people
at
losing
Mr.
DrOrurey
wan
expressed
by
(hose
present
and
at-llie
'close,
all
sang
together
"For
He's
a
Jolly
Good
Fellow."
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
&c
FOR
SALE.
l'OH
llE.T.
Larsen
building
aij
EXTlIlK
Cn.VTE.NTS
I7l
Third
Avenue
East;
slr.S
I
X
ROOM
AI'AHTMKXT
room
modern
flat
with
bath-
TUESDAY
-WEDNESDAY
room
and
workshop
premise.
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hydo
Transfer,
I3'J
Second
Avenue.
Northern
Peaks
of
Rocky
Moun-
FOR
II
EXT.
Two
first
fclas
modern
flats;
Monarch
ranges,'
water
paid;
one
furnished.
THURSDAY
From
10
.m.
to
in
p.m.
Leaving
the
eily
and
offering
for
sale
the
following
household
furniture.
Practically
new,
at
a
big
discount,
some
about
half
price.
Walnut
finish
ex-
hot
blnsi
heater.
I30
Parker
MinHiW
MAIL
SCHEDULE
out-ooino.
MumUjl,
Wrdiirxbyi
tmS
Bturdin
rlow
...
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Vineou.tr
vm
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r
ruuy
;
4.H
.
Thrij(
.
,
StlnHij
9
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SitiMr
,
CP.lt..
July
J.
7.
to,
it,
n.
.!
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ts..i
.
T
AiifOi,
Silt
Arm,
$itmtn
rr.miw
un.U
,
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.
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Pt
lm(4ii
tt4
Nui
Nit
Palnlt
f.
Thnr.uy
10
pn.
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r
oinu
July
i.
i,
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ii.
fi.
f
To
North
0n
ChrMt
tension
table,
buffet
and
ts
.
.
a
chairs
lo
maleh.
Drs-er..
T'"'""-htlmHl
Oak
leather
eotirh,'
.n-comima.
Rockers,
Chnirs,
'
llirok
Cat.'.
,f9m
ih
(late
l.X
Table
walnut.
Sim-!
th?
"
mons
walnut
finish
te-
beds.
rrm"i.ne,i'tVf
'
Coil
springs.
Mattree,
Hevel'
tm
Plale
White
Enamel
HatM
rvST1"
,KM
,m
CablnH.
Floor
Lamp,
Fjtnwd
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ir.
it
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au
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i'oreelaln,
-y...
i
nv
Top
Kitetten
Tatd,.
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tlmn
Pride
six
hole
rana,
MeClarv,
rnt
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j
i
.
,
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aixii
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mm
inaiiit-r
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ur
.
.
-
,M,
"'
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mil.
nana
a
.
i.
rote
fra.tio,
anil
oowr
article".
Modern
Six
Room
Apartment
for
lfn(.
J.
I.
WlEBTRXIIAVHlt,
Over
Yenbr
tlrna.
oflice.
m
CHEVROLET.
OX
and
after
July
i,
ovrtini"
rales
will
h
charged
n
Sundays
and
public
holiday
and
after
7
p.ni.
on
wtk-ilajs.
This
Is
necessary
lo
comply
with
the
"Hpurs
of
Overtime"'
Ael.
Overtime
will
b
rharwed
al
the
rale
of
!ime
and
one
half
over
(be
regular
efehtl
hour
day.
s
Wrecking
servt
ilay
and
night.
KAII'.X
(5AHAf!E.
I'ARKFR'H
O
ARAOE.
.IAS.
IH
NTI.H.
OX
and
af'-r
July
I.
veriim
rates
wdl
be
euar-'ed
on
Sundays
ai-il
puhlie
holiday
and
after
7
p.m.
on
week
days.
This
is
necessary
to
comply
.wHJi
the
"Hours
of
Work"
Ac.
overiime
win
tie
Charged
at
the'
rato
of
time
and
one
half
over
tfie
regular
olghl
hour
recking
service
day
and
night.
PARKER
OAlLUir..
KAIEN
OARAOE.
JAS.
Ill'NTHR.
TAXI
Phone
07
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Ottsl)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Stude
bakers
at
your
dinposal
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL.
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empress
Holel.
GOOD
EATS
Oppn.vlo
Henson'n
Rludlo,
Third
Avenue.
REAL
HOME
COOKED
MRALS
Mrs.
t'nger,
proprietress.
Phone
H'nek
7n0.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
-.
t4
Tuesday,
July
0
High
:i
a.m.
-
,
23:00
p.m.
20.2
"
Eow
5:t)3
a.m.
1.7
"
10:50
p.m.
8.3
"
Wednesday,
July
7
High
12:12
a.m.
ntf
f!
23:51
p.m.
20.(1
'
Enw
n:.r5
a.m.
''n.O
"
17:17
p.m.
Thursday,
July'
8
nigh.
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p.ni,
iR.n
ri.
i.uw
n:ti
a.m.
3.3
18:34
p.m.
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Aiini-Piled
10th
April,
Itto.