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fox
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ulth
the
tnappy
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rhythm)
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records
play
on
any
type
of
Victrola
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Master's
Voice"
Dealers
Victor
Talking
Machine
Co.
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in-vwii-ri'
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4hAse
who
Steamship
and
Train
Seivice
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from
pbinci
rupert
r,
Vancouver,
victoria,
Seattle.
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THURSDAY
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Phon.
200.
City
Tltk.t
Ofllc.
KS
TMrd
A,...
B.
C.
Coast
Services
to
now
ami
iii
a
real
have
done
1
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II
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jmiiai.
Kjui
tslrn
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
4
a
4
a
tie
mn
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a.u..
PHnw
"up.rl.
B.O.
Mdrtphi:
house
for
rent,
five
roojiis
tujiitf
mid
anu
bath.
Mutiro
liroe
tl.OUu,,
liyde
Transfer..
Phone
580.
i
If
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Anncsley
fikftMJii
this
mornlriff's
train
fo;'
,n
fMr.ioirton
on
a
holiday
visit.
O.
A.
Woodland
returned
on
the
Catala
tliii
moriTliiK
from
h
huiness
trip
to
J'ort
Simpson.
Aid.
it.
1
Perry
sails
tonight
on
the
rnnce'
iiuieri
lor
Vancouver
on
a
brief
vacation
trip.
1..
llinloo
sailed
on
the
Catala
Ibif
mornJitir
lo
Join
the
A.
h.
Wriitbl
survey
parly
at
lxwe
In
C.
(I,M
Inns
manager
of
the
Ii
g.
WiltaeftCo,
jail
this
evening
n
flieJrlnec
.Hupert
for
van
tuvjr
business
trip.
.ft
.'"iV
John
Clark,
bouer
Iniieclnr,
who
lia
lx'twi
vifitinj:
the
city
:m.
diflriet
on
ollieial
duties,
m
turned
to
Vancouver
on
.
tin-
ICatala
this
morning.
I'nkin
steamer
Catala.
CapL
A
Uohn!toiw,
returned
from
thi
IXaa-i
Itiver
at
V
o'cloe
thi
Itoominc
and
sailed
at
10
for
I
Vancouver
and
wtDimrls.
C.P.IU
ftMiiner
Princess
Alice
Capt.
Tltomas
Cliffe,
returned
Ml
3
o'eloek.
this
afternoon
from
Alaska
porto
and
will
pall
al
o'eloek
for
Alert
Hay
and
Van
couver.
Mrs.
Merrill
llow
failed
to
day
ou
the
Prtneeii
HeatHe
h
Vancouver,
euroule
to
her
for
HHr
home
in
Yartuoutli,
Nova
.Scotia,
whero
he
will
visit
for
some
lime.
Mrs.
U.
K.
Oftne
and
daujrbter
Mary
Heifn,
lft
on
litis
inoru
ilia
,
train
for
London.
Uni:t-it.
wherr
tiiey
will
spend
wwra
Aeeks
VifitiftK
Mrs.
Oriue
s
fr-
iiicr
home.
Mis
Helen
Mrltar
was
bo-t"-
'
parly
of
alwut
50
yvtin?
peo-
lle
in
ihh
.Vun,
Home
la;
tnghl
in
nonvr
r
Mi
Helen
MrriMn
of
Vancouver
wtoo
i
iMsilinc
I
tie
eHr.
Mrs.
J.
K.
Hindi'
arrived
jre-
lenlay
from
ian
Hiegn
lo
spend
the
summer
veiling
in
llie
city
with
her
oon.
Rev.
T.
1).
Jlinde,
pallor
of
SL
i'aul's
Lutheran
HMiurrh.
J
II.
Penn,
mine
uperin!en-
-
I
f
.urf
Inlet
is
in.
tlie
h
pilal
here
where
he
ha
Uiider-goiie
an
oxration
for
appendiei-i:.
While
hp
is
Mere
Mr.
Penn
a
guest
of
Ir.
anil
Mrs.
Tail.
Mrs.
Cater
of
Vancouver
ar
h
ived
in
the
rily
jflerday
to
lie
I
with
her
hulHl.l
who
utainol
ii
f'-aelure
of
the
skuU
lately
while
emploj-eil
in
a
dilriet
ean-
oery
und
who
i
a
iialient
in
tlie
Priiirf
llupert
ieneral
llospitn
'.!'.
II.
slenini'r
I'rinress
r.apl.
S.
K.
(Jray.
arrived
at
?.3
this
afternoon
from
Van
ruuver
via
the
hReena
lliver
and.
as
Mon
as
sue
has
itwcliargeil
lornl
caiyo,
will
ail
on
her
re
turn
lo
Vancouver.
Paserer
gning
soulli
on
the
Mim
trice
in
elude
J.
Cater
for
O.ecun
Fall.
Mrs.
li.
(i.
Ualer.
K.
II.
Hawkins
ami
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
lluher
for
Vuneouver:
Mrs
Merrill
HnUovvs
for
Montreal
When
The
Children
Are
Troubled
With
Sumner
Complaints
GIVE
THEM
And
j-ou
w
ill
be
asmahly
rarprwod
to
find
out
how
quickly
tlioy
will
be-coins
rrlierod
of
tliwr
truublc.
This
iirrpnration
hss
been
on
the
msrkrt
for
the
nnst
eiplit'
yrars.
Put
up
oaly
by
the
T.
Milburo
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
"
THE
DAILY
NEWB
PAGE
THREE
Local
and
Personal
Victor
Arthur's
Tail.
Pbone
078.
U.C.
Undertaken.
Pbone
41.
Fodfbatl
tonigh
al
0:45.
High
Process
J.l:.v:l..'.-'l
Naval
Heeic!
Records
Horses
;
George
Olsen
and
Hit
Muilc
Lonesome
and
Sorry
tf
Crystal.
'Firelighters;
48'
fo.
Mr.
and
Mis
f
family
an-
sailing
Hufiert
this
evening
on
a
holiday
visit.
Sale
of
Skirts
and
Sweaters
Wool
Skirts
regular
up
to
$14.75;
snap
ale
price
$4.50
y
an
ip
Pnti".'
:
Victoria
Stephen
TiHplcy
has
left
for
Prince
llupert
vr.iere
he
v?li
rpend
the
remaind-1
if
I
lie
summer.
Vancouver
Province.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lUrry
Jacksna
s,ail
this
evening:
n
the
Prince
Hnperl
fir
Vancouver
where
the.v
oroie
to
lake
id
tnir
luiure
reldeii-e.
Pas-engers
ailiing
on
Ihe
Ca
tala
for
the
south
Mils
mornuuc
included
P.
Wallis.
Oeorce
W
Smith.
Jolin
Ctarirj4'f
lunn,
1).
R.
Mrlionald,
T.
W.
Almas
and
H.
Hlauie
for
Vancouver,
and
L.
11
in
Ion
for
Lowe
ltrtet.
V.
s.
Hams
arrived
oil.
lasl
nr?hl"
train
from
Ijaziilon
and
proceeded
by
the
-Ifcaiuer
Prinee
Hnperl
In
Anyox.
ArJer
visiting
a
inmiiiir
iiroiici
iv.win
uasun?
Ann
in
which
lie
T
inUretei
Mr.
Harris
will
re-ufujo
tlie
city
next
Tuesday.
As
the
special
ttaln
ciirryinp
1he
Canadian
NatiuflaT
Hailwajv
personally
ron.turteil
lour
parlv.
was
wmiing
vvet
l?t
week
it
rar.
into
and
'instanily
billed
OHo
Tannodalil.
a
J
"H
IVa-er
blaek
smith,
who
wa
walking
alon
the
track
t
In
miles
west
oi
Tori
Fraser.
Harold
(i.
Hr.-wn
of
Victoria
vva
a
visitor
in
the
city
from
yesterday
ni'M'tnn
,
until
this
morn
in
He
s'"'PPl
off
tin
Ills
way
lo
.la-iei
wiiere
he,
fiasfsouo
for
a
holidHv.
Willi
turn
vvns
V.
H.
'Ilin'riihonnvv
of
lite
uuri-
cultural
d'parliin
it
of,
the
Provincial
Government.
A.
L.
Richards
and.W.
TV
Hun
ter
of
the
Summerland
Kxperi
mental
farm
anivedilu
the
city
on
last
night's
train
jrpm
Tm'
race
and
will
pi"i!eei.
sbutli
on
the
Prinee
Rupert
toniptiL
They
have
lMen
inaku
an
Qlllclal
visit
to
the
Vanderli'"'!
elxperlmenlal
slalion
niul
stopped
off.
at
ler
race
enroute
west
(Iver
COO
people
will
go
lo
Terrace
by
special
train
tomor-rovv
lo
alleud
Hie
Canadian
Xa
lional
Railways'
employees'
an
nunl
picnic.
Tin
twiin,
vvUieit
will
consist
of.cutht
eOiii'Ues
in-rlmJ'mK
a
iiiodntauotist'Hui
ion
jiHirruxiUvt
Miittjvyill
be
buck
shortly''
t'pf
ore
inHiviKti
STRUCK
BY
TORNADO
AtjllLANH,
Wis
.
July
.17.
-
Three
persons
were
killed
and
I
wo
seriously
injured,
while
man?
were
jjliKhlly
hurl
when
a
tornado
sTFuck
the
vicinity
Iat
tilirhl.
Church
Notices
Baptist
Church
Sunday
school
al
10
o'clock.
Morning
ervre
at
It.-
Subject.
rhe
Merry
Heart"
an
every-1
day
medicine.
Evening
worship,
atA30,
.Subject:
Thoughts
ofi
SJaYfc-thr
stavei
-
tne-
slav
c-tflOcr
(Life
m
rVlriaNvay.
'Inter-:
estitig
and
helpful.
A
cordialj
ittvitatien
to
all.
Prcsbyter.'an
Church
i
Morning
worship
at
it
o'clock.!
'Ubjwt:
'"The
Romance
of
Mis-,
ferns
Robert
Moffuf
and
Soulii
Afriea."
Hveninit
service
at
7.30.,
Subject:
"Hack
to
Chrisl.
un
day
Seitool
will
not
meet.
All
.ordiatlj
invited.
Preacher:
Rev.
Citas.
J.
Cameron.
M.A..
Ph.l.
Christian
Science
Society
Service
every
Sunday
mot-tuns
u
the
Ha'
Hlock,
245
Seventh
Avenue.
Subject
ou
Sunday
"Life."
Testimony
meeting
on
Wednesday
eveain?
at
8
o'clock.
United
Church
The
Church
of
Service.
Rev.
Geo.
G.
Uacker,
imstor.
Morninr
rervice
at
1
1
o'clock.
Sermon
topic:
"On
TruVltiiji
,Jreat
Men."
Kvenil)
service
at,
7
JO.
Sermon
topic-
"IWioes
'
frtuu
a
great
meeting."
Lutheran
Church
SI.
Paul.
Kntrlisu
Lutheran
Church,
Melroricle
Hall,
Tbir.l
Avenue.
Rev.
Tlios.
1.
Rind",
pastor.
Morning
worship
at
1
1
o'ejork.
Sernioft
I
heme:
"What
is
your
heurl's
desire?"
Everyone
cordially
iuvitcul.
No
even-nr
service
or
Sunday
School.
LAND
ACT.
Attic
of
InUntlon
lo
Apply
lo
PurclUM
Land.
Ju
I'linci-
KuimmI
Lihl
uecordinr
Uitrlcl
f
Prliiei'
Kurrl
iixl
nituilf
inrfuii
Bay.
Mirl
Inb-t.
(Inhmii
IsUikI.
O.
C.
1
TALL'
MlTli:K
llul
lYtnrn
Mlllrrd.
of
Prior
loiiwrl.
U.
i;..
icruptln
onnery-
maii.
Inli
nilo
In
iiH'l.v
for
pertiilssiuu
lin-lw
tlie
fulSiwlnr
deserllied
laudi:
CfHiinHvn'luir
1
pt
planted
It
the
N.
VV.
Mier
r
Liil
1671.
Oueeu
t'.harlutle
lalaixlit
lUitlrlet.
tttrure
stU
in
cliam:
ineftes'-viSfl
tH'Tiiim:
thrmT
north
to
Itisti
.Wainfc
Mark;
tlieoee,
MUerl.v
tlvnt
HltrlL
VaKTMrS
In
p'l
ttrmiBI'ee.
men!,
nid
xwiutniiif
so
srrst,
mure
01
Iff.
FRANCIS
MILIKRH,
inion
June
iin,
ivvo
ArpttcaaL
DR.
WATSON
S
TONIC
ALE
and
STOUT
The
Health
Beverage
X
tn'ip
else
on
the
mar
kei
ha
its
i
on
in
iua'i!
les
?Ec
Packet
Makes
3
Oals.
IYI.
ALLEN
AND.
CO.
Bond
Building
Toronto
Silk
Skirts
regular
up
to
$14.00;
snap
sale
price
$5.75
Sweaters
and
Sweater
Coats
regular
up
to
$12.00;
snap
sale
price
$1.95
Save
as
You
Never
Saved
Before
Entire
Stock
Prices
for
Quick
Action
Selling
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
8moked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
(a
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Circus
in
town
THE
TWfSTUM
CIRCUS
NOW
SHOWING
Elephants,
Lions,
Tigers,
Bears,
Giraffes,
Wolves,
Etc.
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
The
Newest
Tliin?
in
Toys
Durable
ami
Washable.
If
iitit
abused,
will
last
or
years.
Hull
Dog,
Woir,
Halibit,
Cat,
Pig,
Dear,
each
$1.00
Lion-'
ami
Tigers,
each
$1.25
Wampus
Cats,
each
.
.
$1.85
and
$1.50
Klepliaiib
and
Ciiinel.,
each
.
.
.'.I
$1.85
Dinosaurs,
each
.'
$2.25
Giraffes,
each
,
$3.00
Ormes
Ltd.
The
HEXALL
STOMB
-
-
The
IMUXKH
DlirfiOISTS
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street
Phones
82
and
200
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
have
the
mosl
complete
slock
of
timbers,
dimensions,
shiplap,
fir
finish,
flooring,
Vt
joint,
'
vejteors.
Me-.
In-
Norlhern
B.C.
''
.
We
can
supply
everything
in
a
building
from
the
foun-
datfdn
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Defore
buying
inspect
our
slock.
It
will
pay
you.
Our
prices
are
right.
v
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
110
and
117
UP