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FOUa
Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
Is
doubtless
t$e
cause
of
most
of
ih
ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
IS
so
self
evident
that
it
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolIshneM,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
Is
the
moat
Inexcusable.
DO.VT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect.
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
OptometriM
and
Optician
Room
3
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Hlock
Phone
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sell
superior
lumber
that
is
the
only
kind
of
lumber
to
be
found
in
our
sheds
and
yards.
We
have
the
most
complete
stock
in
Northern
B.C.,
Including
fir
and
cedar
timbers,
dimension,
shiplap,
finishing,
veneers,
shingles,
lath
and
mouldings,
all
reasonably
and
properly
priced.
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&
McCaffery
Phones
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and
117
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Gream
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VERY
BEST!
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a
brick
home
tonight!
We
cater
for
Parties,
Picnics,
Dances,
etc.
Prompt
Delivery
1
Velvet
Ice
Cream
Co
Corner
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street
Phone
758
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
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SCOWS,
ItOW-BOATS
AND
CANOES
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AND
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Kffuipment
for
Diving
and
Salvage
Work
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for
Easlhope
Engines
and
Stump
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Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Diatributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
.and
Gravel.
We
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In
Piano
and
Furnltum
Moving.
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
ENJOYMENT
AT
THE
SALT
LAKE
Centre
of
Attraction
to
Many
on
These
Warm
Days
I
A
walk
around
town
of
an
evening
make
ooe
wonder
ilwft
the
young
foMu
are.
There
may
toe
a
baseball
or
football
mach
and
acme'
will
be
found
there.
Perhaps
many
are
playing
tennis.
The
male
se
la
In
the
majority
at
(bee
gainea.
But
there
la
one
branch
of
athlettc
activity,
and
one
of
the
beaHMeat
where
the
glrti
more
than
bold
their
own.
That
la
In
swimming.
It
la
well
worth
a
trip
to
Bait
Lakes,
even
If
one
dM
not
get
Into
the
water,
to
see
the
crowd
that
enjoys
tbla
great
advantage.
The
warmth
of
the
water,
the
conveniences,
tU
talrty.
aU
combine
to
make
the
Salt
Lakes
an
asset
that
any
city
would
be
glad
to
have.
I
And
She
girls
are
as
numerous
as
the
oys.
Bee
them
trying
out
some
new
;fcrm
of
dive,
standing,
running,
somer
saulting.
Jack-knife
and
high
dives.
All
merry
and
happy.
A
loud
smack
and
a
roar
of
laughter
proclaims
that
some
one.
has.
done
a
"belly-f
topper."
It
stings
too,
but
no
one
minds
much.
Borne
one
else
goes
to
the
other
extreme
and
the
legs
go
oer
there's
another
rrr.sck
and.
it
laugh.
This
amack
la
not
so
noisy
as
one
on
the
tummy
I
FIVE
AT
ONCE
Then
there
are
five
Jumping
In
from
different
heights
all
at
once:
there
Is
a
shout
as
all
strike
the
water
at
the
same
time.
Then
follows
criticism
from
their
friends
as
to
who
made
the
neat
est
and
most
or
least
graceful
dive.
The
crawl
stroke
la
very
popular
and
I
some
are
very
efficient
and
speedy!
There
are
several
of
the
older
"boys,
usually
with
their
family
enjoying
themselves
In
the
watef
and
watching
their
children.
They
spend
quite
a
lot
of
time
coaching
the
younger
ones
and
this
Is
the
reason,
no
doubt,
why,
the
young
folks
are
doing
so
well.
Why
do
we
not
appreciate
our
ad
vantages
more?
Any
other
place
would
advertise
this
and
consider
It
as
war
ranting'
the":
attention
-of
travellers,
and
visitors.
Yet
it
Is
enjoyed
by
local
people
only
and
by
a
comparatively
small
number
of
them.
AXM.W.
SPORTS
The
annual
sports
will
be
brought
off
soon.
With
the
material
at
hand
there
should
be
a
splendid
entry
list
for.
the
different
events.
The
committee
will
surely
see
that
it
la
given
every
pub
licity,
and
the
public
will
surely
see
that
they
are
there
to
enjoy
It
either
as
competitors
or
as
spectators.
In
the
meantime
why
not
make
an
effort
to
take
advantage
of
the
good
things
at
hand
and
not
complain
of
the
coldness
of
these
northern
waters
an
bow
nice
It
is
to
go
south
where
sea
bathing
Is
the
order
of
the
day.
Oo
to
Salt
Lakes
and
enjoy
yourself.
SPORT
CHAT
The
world's
record
for
a
speed
boat!
is
80,567
miles
per
hour,
so
there
is
room
for
much
greater
speed
at
the
I
Prince
Rupert
annual
regattta
before!
any
Ttecrds
are
broken.
Billy
Edwards
the
Canadian
wrestler
at
present
In
Australia
was
disqualified!
bis
match
with
Ted
Thye
when
he
I
was
having
the
best
of
the
contest.
They
are
to
meet
again
on
Saturday.
Frank
Adams
the
Vancouver
sculler
im
making
a
good
Impression
on
the
ex
perts
at
St.
Catherine's,
Ontario,
where!
the
Canadian
Henley
takes
place
on
I
Saturday.
Ttr
Milne,
'famous
football
centre
I
half
baci
has
signed
to
play
for
Aston
I
Villa
as
a
professional.
He
will
also
bet
honorary
assistant
to
the
club's
medical!
advisor.
'
Mlddlesborough
arranged
the
transfer
of
L.
McPherson
from
Swansea
Town
to
themselves
but
McPherson
xrfuse
to
sign
It
as
he
preferred
to
play
for
Swansea.
J
;
Dili
t
In
their;
reaenC
j!fl$et
match
against
!
New
Zealanders.
Yorkshire
scored
37"
runs
and
of
these.
335
were
made
by
three
men.
The
other
eight
members
of
the
team
scored
28
between
them.
Since
Suzanne
Lenglen
became
a
pro-1
fesslonal
and
lost
her
amateur
standing
and
the
opportunities
to
engage
In
the
C
amateur
competitions
she
has
not
been!
much
In
the
limelight.
Recently
she!
took
part
In
exhibition
games
in
Ecg-
This
advcrlisemenlunc
Riblishcdor
diSpJHjod
IheUquorContiol
Board
Oibijine
uovcmmcni
of
DtinsnunuinDa
land
against
Fraulein
Dora
Korirw;
whom
she
beat
easily
8-1.
6-3.
Suaanne
Is
still
the
beet
woman
tennis
player
In
the
world
but
her
change
of
stitus
has
taken
away
much
of
her
charm
and
uppcal
to
the
sporting
public
.
The
defeat
of
Lcroy
Rennie
by
Oss:."
Ryall
at
Vancouver
In
the
Canadian
tennis
championships
Is
Interesting
aa
Ossle
Is
a
brother
of
H.
Ryall
of
the
local
Bank
of
Commerce.
SEVENTEEN
POINTS
IN
SUCCESSION
AT
The
most
Interesting
features
of
tbi
Wimbledon
Tennis
Totmuunnnt
In
Eng
land
recently,
apart
from
the
defeat
a'.
W.
T.
TMden
were
the
fights
of
Henr:
Oochet,
the
ultimate
winner
of
the
mtn's
singles,
.
Oochet
boat
Hunter,
and
Tiki
en
the
Amertoan
.
exponents
and
then
his
countryman
the
holder
of
the
title
Jean
Boratra.
'
Each
of
the
matches
was
a
five
set
match
and
In
each
of
them
Oochet
was
behind.
In
each
of
them
he
lost
the,
first
two
sets
while
in
the
final
he
was
within
a
point
of
losing
the
match.
Yet
he
won.
In
his
match
against
Tllden,
Tllden
won
the
first
two
sets
and
n
6-1
In
the
third
set.
Oochet
then
returned
wo
of
Tilden's
express
deliveries
and
the
collapse
foVowed.
The
Frenchman
won
17
points
in
succession
and
his
wonderful
steadiness,
superb
tactics
and
coolness
brought
him
victory.
Lie
final
against
Borot.ra
saw
Crochet
tiwo
sets
bhind.
Then
he
pulled
up
to
Set
even
With
the
'-amc-,
0-3
m
th3
fkftb
set
Boratra
needed
only
one
point
to
retafo
the
championship.
It
seemed
that
Oochet
hit
the
ball
twice
In
one
of
these
long
rallies
but
Mm
umpire
let
i
it
go.
though
Bonn
looked
at
him
uestlonlngly
:U
:ain
Ui
cnam-l!TOshlp'
w
i
j
Frenchman.
Burotra
in
Uie
dressing
roam
sM
Corbet
was
too
good
fo
rhim
and
passed
over
lightly
the
doubtful
shot-
whash
might
have
sneant
the
difference
between
defeat
and
victory.
DRESS
BOXERS
IN
UNIFORMS
Colors
.
arc.
Assigned
by
Athletic
Commission
in
Order
to
Help
Public
NEW
YORK.
July
98.
Spectators
at
future
New
York
boxing
bouts
may
not
know
what's
what
but
they
will
not
be
left
Ut
doubt
us
to
who's
who.
The
Stats
Athletic
Commission
has
taken
a
leal
from
baseball
book
where
Home
and
road
clubs
are
required
to
wear
uniforms
of
contrasting
colors
and
have
decreet!
that
pugilist
appearing
in
New
York
rings
be
garbed
in
the
uniforms
of
the
commission
Any
oM
pair
of
trunks
will
no
longer
pass
muster.
They
must
be
official.
Contestants
now
wear
red
and
black
jn
one
side
and
blue
and
purple
on
the
other.
Tbe'coljrx
will
be
ssslgned
the
ooxen
when
they
weigh
In
at,
the
oom
nuuton
offices
Each
boxer
will
be
re
quired
to
Invest
In
a
pair
of
red
and
Mack
trunkand
a
parr
of
blue
and
pur
ple
ones.
The
outlay,
however,
will
not
:r
heavy
as
the
complete
wardrobe
ma)
:
purchased
for
tio.
William
Muldoon,
veteran
ssld
that
the
new
order
will
be
itrlctly
enforced.
GIRL
WILL
ATTEMPT
BREAK
RECORD
FOR
-IlIGH
JUMP
EFF0R1
SASKATOON.
July
28.
When
th
Canadian
Women's
track
arid
field
cham
plonshlps
and
Olympic
trials
sre
held
a.
Varsity
Stadium.
Toronto,
In
August,
a
Taskatoon
girl.
Miss
Btbel
Catherwood
will
atrcmpt
to
break
the
worlds
re
cord
for
the
high
Jump
among
womei.
btbletes.
which
Is
at
present
held
bj
Hiss
Phyllis
Oreen,
of
London.
England.
with
i
jump
of
five
feet.
Miss
Cather
wood
is
now
credited
with
a
running
high
tump
of
5
feet
2
1-2
Inches,
sc
western
,iupes
run
high
that
the
Can
a
riitin
giri
will
make
a
new
record
and
bring
frt-h
laurels
to
Canada.
She
will
bt-
accrn.piuiled
eat
oy
her
mother
anc
vtll
'.:tr
ihc
running
high
Jump,
the
tt:'l
'.lisrvifc
throws
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anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
FOR
SALE.
twenty
rooms,
with
double
eohner.
Section
One.
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foundation.
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A
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Two.
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Music
Store.
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KCSOKTS.
L.Ki:I.SE
IIOTSPKIMIS
I.OIKIK
TF.KK.tfE.
I.r.
Now
Open
for
Visitors.
For
terms
and
reservations.
Apply
Mrs.
Hots
GROTTO
AGAIN
TAKE
HONORS
Heavy
Hitting
and
Loose
Fielding
Assist
in
7th
Straight
Win
for
Tobacco
Men
The
Orotton
won
their
seventh
straight
,'lctory
last
evening
when
they
beat
the
aks
9-3.
The
game
was
featured
by
heavy
hitting
and
some
loose
fielding.
In
the
atter
the
Elks
were
the
chief
offenders
?op
files
were
dropped
and
these
errors
ere
responsible
for
the
drotto'a
mar
tin.
Nick
Chenoskl
for
Grotto
and
Ralph
3mlth
for
Elks
both
pitched
good
ball
jut
whUe
Chenoskl
got
good
support
3mlth
was
let
down
badly
tn
the
field.
Dtdq
flurtlch
gotahome
-tun
there
was
conslderabre"dlseus4U5n
avto
whether
he
touched
the
home
plate
far
not.
Dido
admits
that
he-
did,
but
others
had
-a
different
opinion.
.
Chenoskl
hit
a
three-bagger.
Grotto,
scoicd.
three
In
the.
firsts
One.
n
the
third,
and
when
leading
only
4-3
n
the
fifth
started
a
rally
that
brought
n
five
runs
to
cinch
the
game.
Elks
scored
two
In
the
third
and
one
n
the
fourth.
Thyi
when
only
a
run
ehlnd
they
blew
up.
Teams
were:
Grotto
S.
Ourvlch,
c;
Chenoskl,
p
Tack
McNulty,
2b;
Doug.
Stalker,
lb;
Dido
Ourvlch.
3b;
Oeo
Howe,
ss;
Coma
ilna.
If;
Smith,
cf;
Eric
Dingwall,
rf
Elks
D.
Frlzzell.
c;
R.
Smith,
p;
John
lime,
lb;
A.
Phillips,
2b;
S.
Anderson,
lb;
J.
Qosse.
ss:
E.
Clapp.
If:
E.
Baylls,
f;
W.
Murray,
rf.
Umpires
-Balfour
and
Lamble.
TOO
MANY
RESERVES
DRIVES
OUT
TRAPPERS
IS
COMPLAINT
MADE
EDMONTON,
July
28.
-
-Claiming
that
me-thlrd
of
the
North-Weat
Territories
has
now
been
set
aside
as
game
pre
erves.
and
that
action
by
the
Federal
government
in
this
respect
without
pro
per
Investigation.
Is
driving
thej
white
nen
out
oi
ine
country,
trappers
from
id
carrtn
uinus
are
.in
tne
city
in
desperate
effort
to
have
their
case
taken
up
by
someone
with
authority.
The
latest
sanctuary
mapped
out
by
the
Federal
authorities
as
a
musk-ox
preserve
contains
not
one
single
animal
1
V.ULt
species,
but
the
naming
of
the
i
district
as
a
preserve
cffeetualy
drives
the
trappers
out,
and
their
cabins
and
trapllnea
built
at
great
expense,
are
now
useless,
while
their
work
of
years
gees
for
nought.
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THAT
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WHAT
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296
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StS
Eighth
Avenue
Bst.
fhone
Orren
494.
FURNISHED
8UITE4
FOR
RENT.
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Uussallem
Grocery
Plwmt
IS.
FURNISHED
ROOMS
TO
LET
APM.Y
Hyde
Transfer,
Second
Avenus.
179
ROOMS
FOR
RENT.
BOARD
ir
desired
Phone
Blsek
120.
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AUCTIONEEIt
A
BUSINESS
PROPOftmONI
WANTED
To
anyone
who
wishes
to
take
the
opportunity
I
will
give
the
purohaaer
a
discount
of
ft
per
cent
and
eexo-mltston
of
ft
per
cent
to
those
send
Ing
the
business
my
way.
Ootng
out
of
buslnew.
Everything
must
got
Make
one
dollar
look
like
two,
vp
to
August
IS.
O.
P.
Brine,
Auctioneer.
Phone
774.
FURNITURE
REPAIRING;
UPIIOL-
sterlng
of
sll
kinds
Chesterfields
recovered
snd
msde
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Oreen
003.
O.
M.
HUNT.
FIJKNlTUItK
NEW
SHIPMENT
AND
NEW
PATTERNS
of
fifty
linoleum
rues
and
800
squsre
yards
of
linoleum.
The
msnd
Is
good
and
this
lot
ought
to
be
clesred
out
this
month.
So
come
early.
Furniture
and
ranges
always
In
stock.
A.
MacKencle.'
Furniture
Phone
775.
EXCHANGE
NEW
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Papa
dopulns
and
Marrls.
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
648.
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eats
cm:
Mrs.
Unger,
Proprietress
again
personally
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charge.
Third
Avenue,
Next
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Another
carload
of
Chevrolet!
Justin
Prices:
Roadster
1823.00
ItOAditer
Delivery
,.
1835
00
Touring
823
00
Coupe
;
085.O0
Cbath
1083.00
Sedan
11,075
00
Landau
Sedan
11,120.00
Cabriolet
11,100.00
Commercial
Chassis
$84300
Delivery
Express
Chsssl
(805
00
29
x
4
40
Balloon
Tires
standard
equipment
on
all
models
except
De
livery
Express
chassis.
(
Call
or
phone
for
demonstration,
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Phone
67
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(Call
George,
Paul
or
Guat)
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and
Seven
Passenger
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bakers
at
your
dinposal
any
time,
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