PAGE
FOUa
Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
SUftfk
cause
of
most
of
theHlli
that
iW
arnict
humanity.
This
Iso
self
evident
that
it
seem
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
Jthem
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
is
the
most
inexcusable.
DONT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
.Room
3
Smith
Mock
fhone
763
VV
wnwvww
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.
1
$
Taiwii".
iki
Minn
I
.
t"
j
f
tl
dthf
c
vet
tin
c
.
&rrw
We
sell
Buperior
lumber
that
is
the
only
kind
of
lumber
to
be
found
in
our
sheds
and
yards.
We
have
the
mont
complete
stock
in
Northern
B.C.,
including
fir
and
cedar
timbers,
'dimension,
shiplap,
finishing,
veneers,
shingles,
lath
and
mouldings,
all
reasonably
and
properly
priced.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
11C
and
117
VELVET
Ice
Cream
THE
VERY
I1KST!
Take
a
brick
home
tonight!
We
cater
for
Parties,
Picnics,
Dances,
etc.
Prompt
Delivery
Velvet
Ice
Cream
Co
Corner
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street
Phone
758
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
liox
15C3
LAUNCHES,
SCOWS,
ROW-BOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving
and
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
NORWEGIAN
HALIBUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Fhone
C3
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
.Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Fiano
and
Furnitun
Moving.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
WHAT
AHEVOO
GOIMC
TO
DO
WJt-rw
THAT
ELEPHV4T?
fOU
CAMT
TAKE
Mr-1
Otsl
THE.THMN1
PRINCERUPERT
LOST
BASEBALL
Stewart
Victorious
in
Both
Games
of
Week-end
Series
Th
Prince
Rupert
baseball
team
returned
home
at
6.10
till
morning
following
a
two
ssane
series
with
Stewart
In
both
of
which
match
the;
suffered
to
the
tune
of
10
to
2
and
T
to
t
mi
Saturday
and
Sunday
respectively.
The
classy
aggregation
or
players
at
the
northern
town
did
not
allow
the
vtat-ton
many
opportunities
and
their
only
bepe
ta
to
have
the
beat
on
tap
when
the
Stewart
team
comes
here
during
the
Pair
Week.
In
the
second
game
'
the
Prtnoe
Rupert
boys
had
a
fair
chance
tt
came
up
from
behind
when
they
dmI
three
men
en
bates
but
over-anxiety
forced
the
man
at
third
when
a
safe
single
ralgfat
nave
changed
the
result
of
the
affair.
Lobttok;
and
Mlnnehan
comprised
the
battery
for
Prince
Rupert
and
L&inbie
)
worked
In
during
the
first
game.
Bam
1
McNeU
took
(he
mound
for
the
Stewart
nine
'and
was
received
by
Nicholson.
In
the
second
game
Noble
started
with
McNeil
as
catcher
but
the
battery
of
the
day
previous
was
soon
returned.
The
other
players
for
Rupert
were:
Vic
Menxie.
lb:
Sherman.
2b;
Wendle.
ea;
Herrle.
3b;
Jtudderham.
U;
L&trtMa,
at;
Astoria,
rf.
In
the
second
fixture
Balfour
relieved
Astoria
who
went
to
second.
The
team,
accompanied
by
Harry
Love
and
Oeorge
Tit
Jr.,
went
north
by
the
Prince
Oeorge
on
Friday
night
playing
the
first
game
at
6
pjn.
on
Saturday.
The
second
game
was
scheduled
for
2.30
pjn.
Sunday
afternoon.
As
the
opposition
to
the
Rupert
squad
was
a
com
bined
Hyder
and
Stewart
team,
there
was
plenty
of
support
from
both
places.
They
are
ready
to
back
their
team
here
during
Fair
Week
and
are
sending
down
the
biggest
broup
of
supporters
that
have
ever
originated
at
the
mining
camp.
(
There
was
plenty
of
entertainment
during
the
tistt
with
a
special
dance
lor
the
oaoMian
Afc.
Hyder
on
Saturday.
J
night.
Trlpf
were
arranged
to
all
parte:
of
the
district
Including
Bear
Lake.
Dunwell
and
the
Premier
and
the
entertainment
committee
left
nothing
undone
to
give
the
Rupert
visitors
a
pleasant
week-end.
Oeorge
Frlzzell,
accompanied
by
Lee
Dell,
Cave
Balfour
and
R.
Scherck,
went
north
on
the
Laura
F.
Saturday
night
to
bring
the
boys
back.
The
return
trip
was
commenced
at
12.30
noon
on
Monday
so
that
all
were
ready
to
stretch
a
bit
when
the
Laura
F.
gilded
into
her
moorings
In
the
early
hours
today.
MOOSE
WIN
FIRST
GAME
Took
Opening
Gilhuly
Cup
Foot
ball
Fixture
From
Terminals
Last
Night
The
first
game
of
the
Ollhuly
Cup
football
series
was
won
by
the
Mowe
last
night
with
the
score
of
3
to
1
when
the
Terminals
failed
to
stem
the
pressure
of
the
Red
Shirts.
Playing
down
hill
In
the
first
half,
Sam
Ourrte
made
a
counter
from
a
penalty
which
was
the
only
register
until
the
turn
over.
Strachan
of
the
Terminal
found
the
net
soon
after
the
opening
of
the
second
half
and
two
individual
efforts
by
Johnny
Murray
cinched
the
game
for
the
Moose.
Play
was
late
In
starting
and
some
of
the
regular
players
were
among
those
missing
on
account
of
the
non-return
of
the
baseball
squad
from
Stewart.
Darkness
began
to
set
In
and
somewhat
marred
the
latter
part
of
the
game
The
Moose
deserved
to
win
on
the
style
oi
play
but
better
contests
are
looked
for
before
the
completion
of
the
series
Xb-
game
was
listless
and
the
peppy
Terminals
did
not
seem
to
be
able
to
Wthelr
regular
stride.
The
teams
lined
up
as
f
ollows
j
Moo
Murry;
Skinner
snd
Ersklne;
W.
Smllle,
Currte
and
Woods;
J.
SmUle
J.
Currle.
Murray,
Chenoskl
and
Hodg
klnson.
Terminals
Spiro
Ourvlch;
D.
Howe
and
Harry
Menzles;.
Hill.
Hadden
and
Howe:
D.
Frlzzell,
strachan,
Dickens
Hunt
and
Ourvlch.
Oeorge
Russell
officiated
as
referee
and
the
linesmen
were
Fred
Hardy
and
Doc
Clapperton.
Advertise
In
The
DaUy
News
VOO
CIT
ON
THE.
TnAIKI
Mt
OlSCHETARV
AM"
ME.VVILI.
I
DRJVE.
HIM
AM
I
MEtTOOIN
BV
COUUV
THt
W
Imported?
NO!
It's
both
older
and
better
TEN
YEARS
OLD
2fe..
-:
,;;
This
advertisement
in
nut
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
SPORT
CHAT
Pair
week
and
Its
attendant
activities
will
be
the
next
big
stop
in
local
sport
ing
circles.
Arrangement
are
being
made
for
a
big
program
at
which
no
one
should
be
disappointed.
Baseball
and
-football
will.
iiav-
an
Important
place
In
the
program
of
which
'the
big
feature
will
be
the
stampede.
This
wUl
be
the
first
time
that
any
thing
in
the
nature
of
a
stampede
has
been
held
in
Prince
Rupert.
Horse
rac
ing,
broncho
busting
and
the
other
items
attendant
to
sueh
as
event
ajs
new
here
but
the
public
seems
to
be
warming
up
and,
given
a
little
good
weather,
the
Innovation
should
prove
a
great
suoee.
Though
its
neighbor
town
of
Teikwa
has
long
been
Interested
in
such
tlilnga.
the
occasion
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
Fail
Pair
wiU
also
be
marked
with
the
Mist
Institution
of
anything
In
the
waf
of
a
stampede
In
Gtnttbets
an
any
scale.
It
wlU
be
k
fitting
prelude
to
the
event
here
at
which
much'
of
the
same
stock
wUl
be
seen.
A
KKAKU.VAUIX
.UKQI
KST
.
Doctor
I
m
sorry,
but
I
can't
cure
your
husband
'a
talking
in
his
sleep.
Wife
Cant
you
give
him
something
to
make
htm
talk
more
distinctly?
Cornell
Widow.
r
t-
int.
uAxlX
Mfctfa
BUToR
-TIAAJM
THE.
TRAIN-
I
OlONT
KNOW
AN
tl-tPMANT
COOLO
TRAVE.U
bO
cacti
(Ok
'.s
!)
VWlsnBS.
SiilU)
Pa
Buzz
will
get
something
soon
FLIT
spray
clears
your
home
of
mosquitoei
and
flies.
It
also
kills
bed
bugs,
roaches,
ants,
and
their
eggs.
Fatal
to
insects
but
harmless
to
mankind.
Will
not
stain.
Get
Flit
today.
PiMitHultJ
i
Onuda
by
fndj.
Whitlow
Ca..
LimilrJ.
Toronto
aF
lit
DESTROYS
Flies
Mosquitoes
Moths
Ants
lied
Bugs
Roaches
ThS
MMtf
tM
TMtKt
A
uot
or
,
tminCS
VOO
don't
know
OLPMPIC
GAMES
AT
AMSTERDAM
Everything
From
Yacht
Itacing
to
Waterpolo
Except
Faddling
Which
May
Come
in
1932
U3TKRQfV!
Aug
1
(By
Oaaa-u.iui
P-a.-
The
Olyaapald
at
AjHster-u..m
rirxt
year
opens
asBClaUy
os
July
JH
tfa
rack
and
fieM
sveatt
-onar.
;.
-nix
day
after.
The
eioatng
oereni-ouy
and
distribution
of
prices
lakes
place
August
13.
The
ice-hockey
and
waiter
gums
of
course
are
separate,
unu
will
be
staged
tele
in
the
winter
Field-hockey
takes
place
In
May
uiU
iJkeocuaiuii
fouHaaU
Is
scheduled
from
May
37
onward
Ttir
demon-s:
ration
uf
lerroate
take
place
August
T
Another
peculiarly
Canadian
sport,
paddling.
a
not
on
the
program
but
fuUowera
of
tlie
sport
expect
to
Have
M
recognised
In
1M3.
The
ofOdal
program
follows:
Track
arid
Item:
twin
July
.29
to
August
4
afl
August
ft.
Men
100
metres
flat.
300
nerei
Oat.
400
metres'
fiat.
800
metce
fiat.
1J60
metres
fiat.
500
metres
fist.
ltm.mei
fiat
Marathas
(43
kilometres.
IBS
metre.
'
1
26
miles
386
yearda)
8.000
metres
steeplechase.
110
metres
hurdle
race.
40
metres
hudrle
race.
Women
100
metres
Oat.
80
metres
flat.
riEI.ll
EVHXTH.
Men
Running
htgh
jump.
Runntatg
bread
Jump.
Running
bop,
step
and
jump.
Pole
vault
Thtamrlaf,
the
javelin.
Throwing
the
dlseus
(best
hand).
Putting
the
16
lb.
ahot
(beat
band.)
Throwing
the
16
lb.
hammer.
Women
.Bsjtytinfe.b&tLunp
.
-
TlUwtrg'..th-KeuV
bet
hand
)
.
Itr.UATIlI.ON
Men
100
metres
flat.
Running
broad
jump.
Potting
the
16
lb.
shot
(best
hand).
Runattng
high
jump.
400
metre
flat.
110
metres
hurdle
race.
Throwing
the
discus
(best
hand.)
Pole
valut.
Throwing
the
javelin
(hold
In
the
middle,
best
hand.)
1J00
metres
flat.
KKKtY
KACKH
Men
400
metres
relay
(4
x
100)
team
of
tow
men,
m
1,600'metree
.retiy
(4
s
460)
teanf
of
tourtneiv
;''''"
'
"
'"Women
-
400
.
metres-relay
(4
x
100)
team'
of
lour
women.
..
,
;
.;
,
$Al'TICAI.
M'ORT
KOWIM1
August
6
to
10.
1928.
Pair
oared
boats,
2
men
with
one
oar
each.
Double
sculls,
two
men,
two
oars
each
Two-oared
shell
with
coxswain.
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
team
of
10-18
women
gymnasts,
each
executing
the
following
exercises:
General
exercises.
Exercises
at
apparatus.
Jumping.
Exhibition
exercises,
men
and
women.
IIKMKNXIVE
KPOKTM
Fencing:
July
28
to
August
11.
1B28.
,
WrestUng.
Catch-as-catch-can,
July
Bantam,
feather,
light,
welter,
miadl?
llght-tieavy
and
hesvy
light
iOraeco-Roman
wrestling,
August
3
to
6,
1828:
"Bantam.
Jeather.
light,
middle,
JJj
Boxing:
Aug.
7
to
11.
1B28:
Flyweight.
bantamweight,
feather-
weight,
welterweight,
middle
weight.
light
heavyweight
and
heavyweight.
The
matches
are
in
three
bouts
of
each
three
minutes.
COMUINUi
KI'OUTH.
.MOPKKN
I'KXTATHMiN
July
31
to
August
4:
July
31.
Shooting.
20
shots
in
four
series
of
five
each,
pistol
or
revolver
at
25
metres.
Aug.
i.
swimming,
300
metres
free
style.
Aug.
2.
Fencing,
sword.
Aug.
3.
Horse
riding.
5.000
metres
cross
country.
Aug.
4.
Athletics,
4,000
metres
cross
country,
Association
Football:
From
May
27
on
rield
Hockey:
May
17
to
26.
uyciuig:
Aug.
3
to
6.
1828.
Road
race,
Aug.
3.
Track
race.,
Auz.
5.
Weight-lifting,
July
28
and
28,
1828
reamer,
ngnt,
middle,
light-heavy
ano
neuvyweignt.
xeroses:
spreading
with
'both
arms
(2
hands
military
press);
wrenching
wun
two
arms
(two
hands
snatch):
shouldering
and
uplifting
with
both
hands
(2,
bands
clean
and
jerk).
xacnung:
Aug.
2
to
B:
One
deslin
yacht,
sailed
by
one
amateur;
yacht
of
o
metres
sailed
by
five
amateurs:
yacht
oi
o
metres
sailed
by
six
amateurs.
Mother,
pointing
to
an
emum
mt.
"Sarah,
they
do
be
saying
that
him
an'
her
la
goln
to
be
married."
Daughter
"Dont
say
Him
an"
her
ma;
say
'her
an"
him.'
It's
etlquttts
to
put
ladles
first!"
WANTED
By
George
McMan.u
I
ZI
SZJaZ.
llil-r
I
i
Sl
IS
I
I
I
IN
J
All-
r-UK
fUEUIN.
II
K
:
'
.r?:
bL
ii
n
v
-.
-ii
i
RNUuvn
rt
-wwc
i
v
WANTED
-OIHl
FOR
LKMiT
HOV8E.
work,
must
be
Hclrnt.
Pttooe
blue
awe.
SEVERAL
sWOBBLAlMm
WAWTHO.
Apjily
J.
brajt.
AUKNTS
WANTED
PERSONAL
OREET1NQ
CARDS.
Agents
wanted
to
take
ottltey
tor
she
finest
line
ever
shown
In
Panada.
'
Regal
Art
Co
Manufacturers.
SM
SpadtM
Ave.,
Toronto.
FOH
SAl.K
tSAOO
PER
MONTH
BUYS
A
BEVE-N
roomed
house
on
OeabaM
Avcante.
Beettefl
Two
Walker's
Music
Store
FOR
BALE.
ONE
1084
TUDOR
FOrP
Sedan,
repainted
and
goad
ouikHHuw
Parker's
Oartfe.
U
ROWBOAT8
FOR
BALE
-
sss.
FOK
KENT
-PHONE
RED
tt
FOR
RENT.-
-FUHNI8HBD
ROOM.
HAC-
Ing
Third
Ave.,
in
Itoyai
Bank
Mock,
list
and
cold
water.
Phone
Blaok
0M
after
five
o'clock.
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-
ment
by.
the
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
807.
tf
FOR
RENT.
TWO
MODERN
HOUSES.
one
furnashed.
Apply
tit,
Foprtn
Avenue
Bast.
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Uussallem
Ororery.
Phone
18.
MODERN
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
rUR-
nlshed
Phone
Blue
506.
FURNISHED
HOUSE
Phone
Black
186
FOR
&LENT.
tf
UPHOIiiTEKING
FURNITURE
REPAIRING;
UPHOL-
sterlng
of
all
kinds.
ChesUrflelds
recovered
and
made
to
order.
AU
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Often
603.
O.
M.
HUNT.
EXCHANGE
NEW
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Papa-dopulos
and
Maraa.
83B
Third
Ave."
Phone
648.
tf
ArtTIONt:i:it
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MXOMMIAMl
BUV,
BELL
OR
EXCHANGE
ANT-
thlng
of
value.
Phone
Brine
tor
business.
Telephone
774.
I.AKKLNK
IIOTM'ltlSos
Llli6ir
1
TDItK.U'l
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Now
Open
for
Visitors.
For
terms
and
reservation!,
Aiply-
Mrs.
lions"
Manageress.
2B0
KAIKV
(lARAOK
Agents
for
all
tlrJNKKAL
MOTOIIH
I'llOKI
CT8
Another
carload
of
Chevrolet's
justlnl
Prices:
Roadster
1825
00
Roadster
Delivery
S825.00
Touring
B25.00
Coupe
1
985.
00
Coach
1965
00
Sedan
$1,076.00
Undau
Sedan
11.120.00
Cabriolet
tl.100.00
Commercial
Chassis
I64S.OO
Delivery
Express
Chassis
....
$806.00
28
x
4.40
Balloon
Tires
standard
equipment
on
all
models
except
De
livery
Express
chassis.
Call
or
phone
for
demonstration.
KAICV
(lAKAflK
Third
Avenue
I'lMine
.13
TAXI
Phone
C7
Tasi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
PaHsenirer
Stude
bakern
at
your
disposal,
any
time
KOSS
HKOS.
POOL
KOOM
IMevker
Block.
fAcronfl
from
Empress
Hotel)
C.N.R.
TRAINS
for
the
East-Dally
Except
Sundays
11.80
a.m.
rrom
the
tast
OtUy
txeep;
Tuesdays
8.80
pja.
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till
P
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DON'T
KNON
WHAT
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sk.
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town
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1
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
'2c
per
word
In
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
let
than
50c
Pour-oared
shell
wMtvout
eoxiwatn.
Pour-oared
shrU
with
coxswain.
Bight-oared
abeU
with
cox
twain.
The
order
of
finals
will
be:
Pour-oared
shells
with
eox.
Pair-oared
boats
without
cox.
Bingte
senilis.
Pour-cared
shells
without
sex.
Twe-oared
shell
with
cox.
DoaWe
eeuU
without
sax.
Bgut-oared
shells.
M
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MMl
Mi
Attjuat
4
to
It.
1B28.
Men
10
metres
free
style.
100
metres
back
stroke.
200
metres
breast
stroke.
400
metres
free
style.
100
metres
tree
style.
High
diving
(plain
and
fancy)
from
I
to
10
metres.
Diving
from
springboard,
one
and
tfcree
metre.
Women
100
metres,
free
style.
100
metres
back
atroks.
300
metres
breast
stroke.
100
metres
free
style.
Diving
from
springboard,
one
and
tares
metres.
High
dlftng
(plain),
from
five
and
ten
metres.
TEAM
RtCKH
Men:
800
metres
relay,
four
eompetl
tori,
free
style.
Women:
40
metres
relay,
four
com-petltora,
free
style.
Wsterpola:
one
team
of
7
men
and
S
substitutes
per
nation.
K.QI
l:TKIAS
KVKNTH
August
S
to
13.
1B28.
CJYMNAMT1CN
August
8
to
10.
128.
Men
General
exercise.
Apparatus:
One
prescribed
exercise
and
one
voluntary
exercise
at
each
of
the
following1:
Horizontal
bar,
parallel
bars,
pummelled
hone,
rings.
Jumping:
(a)
prescribed
jump
pum
melled
horse
with
hard
springboard
10
centimetres
In
height
in
front,
(b)
voluntary
jump
at
long
hone,
board
still
or
with
spring.
Height
of
horse
above
springboard
1
metre
40
centimetres,
without
pummells.
'
Women
Each
participating
nation
presents
a
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