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i
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Sr0VO
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cater
for
Parties,
Picnics,
Dances,
etc
Prompt
Delivery
Velvet
Ice
Cream
Co
Corner
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street
Phone
758
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Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
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P.O.
Box
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SCOWS,
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AND
CANOES
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AND
GRAVEL
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for
Diving
and
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
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Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing..
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal.
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnltunj
Moving.
NEGLECT
is
doubt.csvs
the
cause
of
most
of
the
Ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
is
to
aelf
evident
that
it
tn
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
Rivinjr
trouble,
hare
them
attended
toand
at
once.
OP
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
Is
the
most
inexcusable.
DO.VT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
We
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
prieed.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
11G
and
117
VELVET
Ice
Cream
THE
VERY
BEST!
Take
a
brick
homo
tonight!
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
FINE
BAZAAR
AT
STEWART
Event
Under
Auspices
of
Catholic
Lhurch
Was
C
ompiete
Success
in
Every
Way
STTWABT.
Aug.
17.
Much
hard
wurk
and
forethought
went
to
the
producing
of
excellent
results
both
from
a
social
and
financial
point
of
view
at
the
Catholic
bazaar
and
dance
here
laat
TMursdsy.
During
the
afternoon
a
deliclom
tea,
was
served
to
a
large
number
in
Tooth'
I
store,
which
wu
transformed
for
the
'occasion
by
ferns
and
flowers,
and
j
fancy
wetk
of
all
kinds
found,
a
ready
saw.
In
tfce
evening
-the
Opera
House
was
filled
Witt)
s
crowd
of
merry-makers.
The
Premier
otebeatra
donated
it
service
and
dusciag
continued
until
the
east
was
grey.
An
added
attraction
was
the
songs
and
dances
beginning
4fee
j
affair.
The
foUoirtng
program
was
ren-
dered.
costuming
and
production
being
the
work
of
Mrs.
E.
MrQuade.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Jancowskl
acted
as
accompanist,
and!
alf
numbers
drew
encores.
"Cherfe"
Mrs.
McQuade.
"What
the
Pussy
wuiow
Whispered
to
the
Catnip."
Billy
Orr.
I
"Wonderrnl."
Mkss
Ids
Watson.
!
"I
Can
Tell
by
the
Way
You
Dance.
Dear."
Miss
Han
and
Dick
Birch.
"In
a
little
Spanish
Town."
Miss
Muriel
Crawford.
j
"Wild
Thyme."
Mis.
McQuade.
Billy)
Orr
and
chorus
Cherry,
Mae
and
Bonny
I
Campbell,
violet
Watson.
Muriel
For-1
syth
and
Zeis
Harrison.
Mabel
Metlor!
and
Jean
Mellor.
j
Supper,
under
the
supervision
of'
Howard
Campbell,
Alex
Piaster
and
u
c
Lance
Cralne.
assisted
by
Crawford
donated
a
ton
of
coal
to
a
J
aW.
i
I
1
n
.Imported?
HO!
It'
a
both
older
and
better
TEN
YEARS
OLD
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
P.
Harrison,
assisted
hv
Mm.
'Smokr"
'
rhnn
P
p
riin
tr
n
m.i
i
,
-
I
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...
M.
tHMIIH,
...
.
wuxun,
ana
ueorge
Mcuoniw,
was
one
Murphy.
M.
CI.
Pouter
and
MJas
K.
of
the
finest
spreads
ever
given
at
a
Ryan.
Stewart
dance.
The
tMM
hMiitifnllv
n.
.
,
,
,
tunc
ij,
czutrav
ot
uk
isoies
were
decorated
and
laden
with
good
things,
cherry,
Mae
and
Bonny
Campbell.
Edna
'"
Harrison.
Evelvn
Bianton
and
Baatrw
KKSI
LTS
OF
ntf
tI.ES
!
Horstman
and
flowars
were
contributed
The
following
were
fortunate
In
the
i.v
vt.
w
n
rm.
v
v
,
i
j
'I
'
'
W"-efJW-,
SB,
44.
1UIUI,
.
1
drawing
of
raffle:
2000
aha
res
of
In
rMn
w,h
w
.u
.
dependence
stock.
H.
Otmer.
tea,
ray
.
aswaratloia
at
the
baaaat
and
supper
W.
Crawford
Behnaen:
sofa
Mhinn
w
'
.u.
.
.
...
......
.
'
i4ir
titv
wuas.
Ui
Mrs.
W.
It.
UUil.
Oameron:
1
riek
of
-wood
delivered.
Am
far
as
nan
he
umt.iii
r.
F.
D.
DeLong
(who
afterwards
donated
X,
fko
flaw
aial1ut
iatil
ta.
A
1
t
,
v
wrv
USB
J
kVHalKU
fVW,
WIU1
WW
this
to
the
churoh)
1
rick
of
wood.
H.
addition
of
$2,300
raised
by
public
Horstman:
leather
table
cover.
J.
Os-
donations
and
sale
of
tickets.
uome;
emDroioereo
7
puiow
7
cases.
Joan
'auitT
Father
i'y
Leray
expressed
eapressea
during
during
u
the
be
raffled,
but
as
th
time
consumed
,
.
y
the
raffles
was
drawlne
out
too
far.
Mnre
thn
thM
hundr
minu
the
coal
was
given
direct
to
the
church,
dollars
was
spent
in
the
construction
iuvtii.!,
ut
me
utucaar
were
jars.
I
nouscn
milKlln?
and
rrtnr
l?it
V.
H.
Tohn.
Mrs.
H.
J.
Thomey
and
year.
Canadian
National
Qfce
Largtii
TKailway
Syfiem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
SAILINGS
from
PRINCE
RI
PF.KT
for
VANt'Ol
VKIt.
VIOOItIA,
KKATTI.K,
ea.h
MONDAY
and
THI
RSDAY.
.(
p.m..
MATI
ltlY,
IUMI
p.m.
Jor
AN)
OX
and
8TKWAKT
MOMIAY.
FKIIlAY,
4.NI
p.m.
"
J.VJLc.-J.
Vv
i
HLONKSIIAY.
I.(M1
p.m.
lor
-
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MASsktt
INI.F.T
MOMitY
4
fni
i
in
For
SKIIIKOATF.
INLET
and
SOUTH
H
F.EX
f'llAKLOTTi:
ISLANDS,
fo'rt-nljchdy.
PASSF.NOER
TRAINS
LKAVK
PRINCE
It
tl
PERT
DAILY
EXCEPT
SI
NDAV
at
II.
Hi
a.m.
for
PICINCK
OF.OKflE.
EDMONTON.
tVINNIPEO,
sll
points
KaMtern
Canada.
United
Mtalett.
JASPER
PARK
I.ODflE
OPEN
MAY
21
TO
Si:iTE.MIli:K
SO.
REE
CANADA
IN
CANADA'S
JlltlLF.K
YEAR
1C7-I9,
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Vw
Canadian
National
ExprrM
for
.Money
Orders,
Forelrn
"
Chen
net.
1
etc..
alto
for
your
neit
shipment.
'
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE.
S2S
TIIIIID
AVE..
PRINCE
KLPEKT.
Phone
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UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Salllnts
from
Prince
Kuitert.
F"r
NCOtVEK'
vCTOKIA.
Swan.fln
Hay,
Xlrrt
ISay,
etc,
Tuesday,
S
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Hated
ale,
Alert
Hay.
etc..
Hatnrdav
Ham
Fr
da'yl'g
TmrSS'
BS1,
-NV"X'
KT,
VsJe
I
lanrtHu
n-
For
Naas
Klver
PoInU
and
Port
Simeon,
Friday
n
m.
123
2nd
Avenne.
R.
M.
SMITH.
Arent.
Prlnre
Rnirt
II
V
Through
IkkeU
sold
to
Victoria
m
Seattle
st
a
re,l,e.
rate
and
batrate
eheekeil
throueh
to
destination.
4
Q
SEE
FULL
PACE
ADVERTISEMENT
THURSDAY'S
DAILY
NEWS.
IN
'IHt
UAILX
NltfS
I
I
.
ii
j
'
l
ii
c
k
w.
r
1
1
.
.
Under
the
direction
of
U.
J.
Thomcy
iieouraglng
resulu
are
being
obtained
the
development
of
the
L.
and
L.
iv.iwolldated
property
according
to
B.
W
W
McDougall.
consulting
engineer.
iio
has
just
nnlabed
making
an
ex-.-n:naiton
of
the
property.
With
un-i
:
:cund
work
having
shown
good
ore.
Mi
UrDougall
will
recommend
that
ai
Ki.iwn
veins
he
thoroughly
surface
,
inspected.
Native
silver
and
black
silver
sulphides
are
plentiful
in
aasnples
ef
ore
brought
down
nom
Tide
Lake
by
IUrry
Boer
from
the
Sttverton
group
whMi
is
being
worked
by
himself
and
his
partner.
A.
J
Jackson
of
Hyder.
A
vein
on
the
property
Is
reported
to
"Try
2
feet
of
high
grade
ore.
which
'ounces
of
silver
Tide
Lake
la
screws
'he
divide
from
the
bead
of
Sainton
liver,
about
SS
miles
from
Stewart,
and
reached
by
pack
traM
which
psea
through
the
Forty-Nine
and
Troy
Two
(Mamond
drtUing
outfits
arrived
last
week
for
the
Coneottdated
Mining
ft
Smelting
Co.
of
Canada
and
er
taken
up
Bear
River
to
the
Installed
on
:be
Oeorge
Copper
property.
A
new
'tailoring
establishment
under
the
name
Of
the
Stewart
Tailors
has
jeen
opened
on
West
Fifth
Street.
P.
J.
OroRstend.
prominent
Vancouver
mining
engineer,
has
arrived
here
to
make
an
examination
of
th
eWoodbtne
and
attend'
to
some
other
professional
business.
Arthur
Noble,
former
customs
officer
at
Silver
Heights
and
now
stationed
at
Ocean
Palls,
was
here
last
week
to
look
after
his
loral
mining
interests.
1
1
George
iS
Winkler,
well
known
min
ing
engineer,
paid
a
visit
last
week
to
the
euVeikTtp
property
In
which
he
Is
Gordon
8prague
aas
arrived
from
Ver
non
to
assume
the
.management
of
the
Portland
Canal
Electn
Laundry.
Thomas
3.
Mackay
of
Premier
has
been
appointed
a
notary
public.
During
the
month
of
August,
J.
P.
ea
an
address
In
St.
Mark's
Church
on
Sunday
morning.
GROTTO
WINNER
BASEBALL
GAME
Intermediate
ISatfest
Last
night's
Intermediate
League
baseball
fixture
terminated
In
a
bat
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
battery
for
the
winners
while
the
Ma
tive
Sons
laid
their
hope
on
Duncan
and
Shenton.
In
the
fourth.
Louis
Astoria
replaced
Duncan
In
the
box.
W.
E.
Wtlltseroft
wu
calling
them
as
he
saw
them
and
also
offleteted
at
the
bases.
The
players
were
as
follows:
Native
Sons-Jim
MaNurtr.
Mart
toon.
Shenton.
L.
Astoria.
P.
Morrhon,
B.
Hunt.
P.
McDonald.
A.
Duncan
and
Stephens.
O
rot
to
8.
Ourvtch,
J.
McNulty.
D.
Ourvlch.
N.
Chenoskl.
D.
Stslker,
a.
Howe.
Ratchford.
Dlngwell
and
Murray.
NEXTBATTLE
IN
OLD
LAND?
Heavyweight
Championship
Fijcht
For
Iindon
in
19287
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
17
Tex
Rlckard
Is
considering
London
as
the
site
for
a
contemplated
heavyweight
ehamnlon-
rhlp
fight
In
1928.
The
promoter
said
he
has
received
s
tentative
offer
from
a
tyndlcste
of.
English
capitalists,
and
added
that
the
Idea
of
a
forelan
lnvsa.
In
appealed
to
him.
The
Dromoter
Is
looking
forward
to
an
enterprise
that
would
bring
together
the
world
s
champion
snd
a
logical
English
challenger.
The
Wembly
stadium
with
a
seating
eapaeity
of
140.000
would
be
the
Ideal
ground
for
the
battle.
Rlckard
says.
Rlckard
rosy
have
something
more
definite
than
an
Invitation
to
take
his
next
fight
In
London,
many
observers
believe.
Before
his
departure
for
Chicago
Rlckard
Intimated
that
he
would
brln
boxer
Meilcrr.
r-i,.
Navato
'
mumh,
local
government
agent,
will
Louis
Louis
"
Flrno
Flrpo.
',rP.
the
the
tne
riant
giant
giant
AwnMn.
Argentine
Argentine
rue.
Shirley
Youna:
em-
-v.nm
K...fi,
.
,,
.i,
.,-..
.,.
..
"
o
.
v.....v
m
mti
mm
hou
uihihikhu
ailvc
JLnil
Slia
All
VOX
toarfr
ntA
K-
tU-
L
to
on
dlstrlcu.
He
I.
now
.n
Anyox.
Mr..'
Eunh
ht.T.
.7'
Phil
K
k.
oorner,
VrrnabT
deputy
4I-Vlttw
mining
mlnlnn
t-
..
recorder.
U
tah
tt
Ttni
cf-
SPORT
CHAT
'
wiumu
ajugiiyarv
Milt)
W
1
IVLsrT
to
charge
of
the
Stewart
office
during
with
these
Invaders
Rlckard
la
planning
another
elimination
series,
but
the
......
chl'f
match
hw
wnder
consideration
Mme.
Muriel
Cordesux.
noted
song
1.
that
between
Jack
Delaney
against
I
composer
and
pianist.
Is
a
visitor
In
Jim
Maloney.
i
Stewart.
While
she
is
here,
Mme.
Cor-j
not
fO
Dl'.Mlt'
.dcaux
will
give
a
brief
Informal
con-
CHICAOO.
Aug.
17.
Local
snort,
cert
assisted
bv
Mrs.
HrOuart.
in
vnni'.,rit.
.
..
.
"
I
,
ic
umrrving
tnat
Tex
Rlckard
choosing
to
sUge
the
Tuimey-rpey
Lculs
Hansoiif
prcprletor
of.
iUe-
Bon
heavyweight
boxlng
bout
In
Chloaro
Marche
In
KeIkan.
ha.
been
here
ton
fact
they
point
out
he
will
save
took
over
the
Engineer.,
group
on
Texas
$100,000
or
so
by
his
action
in
selecting
Crcek
In
which
he,
recently
purchased
Joldlers'
Field
at
a
rental
of
1100
000
a
quarter
interest:
fromiMJomlnlc
it
was.
flared
that
,
bad
he
been
atked
BVactlUa-
I
to
pay
the
10
otiS
-ceVt
of
tne
'
zat
whlcn
generally
does
for
ball
.
...
a
vt
M
rt
B.
t
Parounaglan.
representative
of
part.
lhe
fleld
h,m
the
Armenian
Relief
committee,
deliver-
than
1200
000
Pat
ODonnell
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Anyox,
who
can
always
turn
in
a
good
game
at
half
back
with
a
soccer
eleven,
la
now
located
at
the
lunweii
Mine
at
8twart.
During
the
Defeated
Xaiive
Sons
17
to
3
in
the
Prince
Rupert
bawbali
nume
oi
me
boys
were
able
to
renew
acquaintanceship
with
him.
The
Anyox
baseball
enthn.io.t.
v.
been
anxious
w
to
secure
secure
a
a
home
home
and
and
fest
for
the
Orotto
when
they
boosted
their
score
In
the
seventh
by
nine
runs
1
,
'
,wUh
a
Wl
Rupert
base-
whlch
landed
the
Native
Sons
In
th'
tam'
"
WM
thought
that
Prince
hole
by
the
score
of
17
to
3.
Darkness
"TL
!"
!
L
g
Vp
thCTe
t0T
Ubor
ban
to
mar
the
effect
of
the
play
to-
J
,
"
UMl
attiniV
v.ards
the
closing
frames
which
perhaps
L
.
,
8twirt
K8rlatlon
accounted
for
a
large
number
of
errorT
1
P"nCe
RMrt
durln
the
The
Native
Sons
were
not
out
In
top
I
notch
atrength
and
the
Inexperience
of
I
nrm.irfr.M.
7
me
of
the
youthful
substitutes
did
'
ln'
lh'
'""'
U
b,n
Uk'n
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their
chance,
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much.
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displaying
outsUndlng
class
will
clash
with
the
bearded
stars
of
the
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of
David
tesm.
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l.
considered
thst
the
game
will
be
out
of
the
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stsndlng
attractions
of
the
season.
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they
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taken
for
lest
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50c
AGENTS
WANTED
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TAKE
ORDERS
for
the
finest
line
of
Personal
arreting
Cards
ever
shown
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Art
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WANTED.
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HOUBE-work.
must
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water.
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MODERN
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Fourth
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RENT.
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Mussallrm
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work
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Phone
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NEW
AND
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sold
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Maras,
S39
Third
Ave.
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Brine
for
business.
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774.
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Justlnl
Prices:
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823.O0
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82S00
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8a5.00
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988.O0
Coach
$086.00
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