!
PACE
FGUfJ
Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
is
doubtlowi
the
cause
of
most
of
the
ill
that
afflict
humanity.
This
is
w
self
evident
that
it
seem
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eye
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
Iocs
of
eyesight
through
neglect
is
the
moU
inexcusable.
UO.YT
lose,
health
and
efficiency
through
negleet.
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
Block
I'hone
7C3
VOU
SrVOOV
KttV
THlil
;
;
Turner
in
MIND
I
t
'.
THAT
VIE
StLV.
j
!
i
j
We
sell
superior
lumber
i
that
is
the
only
kind
of
lumber
to
be
found
in
our
sheds
and
yards.
We
have
the
moat
complete
stock
in
Northern
B.C..
including
fir
and
cedar
timbers,
dt.nension,
shiplap,
j
i
finishing,
veneers,
shingles,
',
lath
and
mouldings,
all
reasonably
and
properly
priced.
i
Albert
&
McCaffery
!
Phones
110
and
117
VELVET
Ice
Cream
THE
VERY
BEST!
Take
a
brick
home
tonight!
We
cater
for
Parties,
I'icnies,
Dances,
etc.
Prompt
Delivery
Velvet
Ice
Cream
Co-
Corner
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street
Phone
758
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
Ilox
1565
LAUNCHES,
SCOWS,
HOW-IJOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Divinrr
and
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
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HALII1UT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
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Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Fumituro
Moving.
BRINGING
UP
VJELL-
"THla
I
A
NICE
RtCtPTlCXM
VrfECfcT
ot4
OUR
ARRIVAL
M
1
I
RUMIA.!
MOT
fc.Vt.Kl
-tour
wire
to
MttT
Ubl
i
J
sS
ISW
GYROS
CARRY
OFF
HONORS
IN
BASEBALL
GAME
Iteat
Native
Sons
hy
One
Hun
by
Hitting
Loblick
Hard
In
tht
Senior
Baseball
match
lav
evening
Oynos
won
over
the
Lmkui
leaders
the
Native
Sons
after
a
close
frame
by
seven
to
tlx
The
Sou
got
away
to
a
,:,,:
atari
land
scored
tour
run
In
tlielr
t:m
time
'at
bat.
Ottos
made
one
Sons
were
'disposed
of
eeartry
In
the
second
while
iGryroe
added
two.
Neither
scored
in
the
third
but
Sans
went
one
furtbei
I
ahead
with
one
run
In
the
fourth
only
to
find
Ottos
(tearing
off
the
deficit
and
going
ahead
by
recording
(our
In
the
Jourth.
San
added
one
in
the
sixth
but
could
not
get
level
and
Ottos
ran
out
winner
toy
one
run.
Hie
fielding
was
pretty
good
and
II.
Mtnitw
nude
a
star
catch
of
a
hard
frit
ball
In
the
right
outfield.
Loblick
ws
harder
hit
than
usual
and
their
bitting
gave
t
Ottos
their
win.
Wen-
del's
throw
to
third
lnebud
of
to
the
home
plate
was
the
deciding
factor
and
the
squeeze
ptay
gave
the
Qjtos
their
winning
-run.
The
most
pleasing
feature
of
the
"Mae
was
(tie
umpiring
by
W.
T.
Stuart.
An
ord-timer
at
the
game
with
umpiring
experience
in
the
Trl-State
and
Coast
leagues.
Stuart
gave
satisfac
tion
to
boh
players
and
fans.
Handling
strikes,
balls
and
bases
himself
his
work
was
an
education
and
the
keen
manner
of
following
fouls
and
bate
;
runners
gave
the
spectators
no
roam
to
a
criticise
bis
decisions.
He
was
In
the
I
S
acne
aM
the
time.
He
will
umpire
Thursday
night's
game
when
the
teams
again
meet.
Herrle
struck
out
four.
Lobltok
seven.
Teams:
.Sens
of
Canada
Farquar,
Balfour,
Dowrnle.
Wendel,
H.
Menzlea
LobMck.
Lamble.
A.
Mitchell.
V.
Men-ties.
Oyros
Herrle,
Moran,
HaTlland,
Mlnahan,
a.
MltcheU,
MeKrown,
mil.
Skinner,
Sherman.
SPORT
CHAT
Sports
this
week
call
for
two
senior
baseball
games,
an
Intermediate
baseball
fixture
between
Grotto
and
Elks,
and
two
football
games.
The
Oyroa
and
Sons
will
meet
again
on
Thursday,
the
intermediate
baseball
game
is
on
Wednesday.
In
football,
Regiment
and
Moose
renew
hostilities
tonight
and
Moose
meet
the
league
leaders
on
Friday.
Itvtooks
like
a
busy
week.
Mop6e
have
that
seven
to
two
defeat
bo
wipe
out
against
the
Terminals
and
they
figure
that
they
will
get
a
little
practice
for
that
when
they
meet
tba
Regiment
tonight.
In
all
the
games
between
the
Regiment
and
Moofie
there
has
been
no
more
than
a
goal
of
differ
ence
in
the
score,
so
tonight's
game
promises
to
be
even
more
keenly
contested
than
they
have
been
in
the
past
Moose
have
a
new
winger,
one
of
the
Strwchan
boys
and
they
are
relying
on
him
to
strengthen
their
forward
line.
The
Regiment
are
thinking
of
playing
Perry
at
outside
left
and
Norrington
at
left
back.
Norrington
has
given
a
good
display
at
back
on
several
occasion
and
the
soldiers
have
been
somewhat
off
li
this
position.
Perry
has
only
played
one
game
at
the
start
of
the
season
but
bad
a
reputation
of
toeini1
a
promising
winger
In
Vancouver.
Tonight's
game
has
the
additional
incentive
that
if
either
team
is
to
challenge
the
Terminal
for
the
league
rt
must
win
this
game.
But
the
rivalry
between
the
teams
themselves
U
enough
to
ensure
a
hardly
fought
game.
JERRACE.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Olson
and
lam
11
y
returned
to
Terrace
at
the
end
of
the
week
after
haying
spent
the
past
year
on
the
prajUle.
Mrs.
Oreig
and
Mr.
Thos.
Brook
left
on
Sunday
for
Prince
Rupert
to
visit
Dr.
Bleeker
ot
Queen
Charlotte
Oity
and
formerly
of
Terrace,
who
la
seri
ously
Ul
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Hospital.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Cable
ot
Chkwvnl
arrived
on
Saturday
on
a
short
visit'
FATHER
TALKIN
'YOUR
WIFE-
LOOK
AT
THIS
OLD
LOUD-SPEAKER!
WC.UU.TMAT,
some
look
isnt
it?
but
vjc
movt
FINOlMaR-
I
MAVElHT
A
nickeu
MM
i
j
i
This
oJvrrhsemffit
t
r.f
p
iblisKcd
or
duretaijed
txj
Ihe
Liquor
Gmtiol
Board
cr
Uj
Ihe,
GcWrnmenl
of
Dt
dish
Coiumbia.
with
the
lormer'
sister.
Mrs.
Wm.
Al
lan.
They
left
again
on
Motklay,
re-
umlng
home
via
Vancouver
and
the
.orthern
ttaU-s.
Dr
H.
R
Orant
of
Port
WlUram
oe-upted
the
pulpit
in
the
Anglcau
hurcti
on
Sunday
morutng
and
rave
a
ery
forceful
sermon.
He
left
on
Mon
day
for
Prlnoe
Rupert
where
he
wrll
Vend
a
short
holiday
among
Ma
for-aer
church
memtoees
before
sontfnurnf
ila
trip
via
Vancouver
and
eewrt
over
he
OPJt.
E.
A.
Nlekereon
and
R.
O.
Wehfeer
of
Prince
Rupert
arrived
from
the
eoast
on
Friday
and
left
for
Lakelne
Lake
on
ftehing
trip.
Mlas
L.
Hudson
of
Prlsce
Rupert
ar
rived
from
the
coast
on
Friday
and
left
for
Laketee
Lake
on
a
fishing
trip.
Miss
L.
Hudson
of
Prince
Rupert
sr-
lved
in
Terrace
on
Saturday
and
left
m
Sunday
to
spend
a
holiday
at
the
tome
of
her
uncle,
Walter
Warner
at
Calum
Lake.
Mrs.
H.
Boss
and
family
arrived
from.
Victoria
on
Saturday
and
left
for
akalse
Lake
to
open
the
Hotaprlnga
Hotel
for
the
next
few
weeks.
W.
Lang
Mulr,
check
scaler
of
the
forestry
department,
Prince
Oeorge.
was
business
visitor
in
Terrace
at
the
week
end.
M.
dark,
old
time
prospector
In
the
Oopper
River
mining
district
and
now
residing
In
Vancouver
Is
in
the
district
n
a
holiday
trip,
having
arrived
from
he
coast
on
Friday.
Z.
Marentette
who
has
been
acting
ABOUT
COME
OM-
VsELL
MAVE
PLENTT
oftimeto
ee
AN'
TALK
ABOUT
RELICb
AFTER
VYE
FIMD
MAGGIE'-
jiuanager
of
the
Dank
of
Montreal
dur-
niK
te
past
three
weeks
while
A.
1L
Burker
has
been
on
bolMays
returned
I
t
Ms
heme
In
Pnuce
Rupert
m
Mon
day.
Mrs.
O.
L
M
OtRgey
was
a
litMheon
uusteaa
an
Monday
In
honor
of
Mia.
E.
'i
Allen,
of
Honolulu.
A.
B.
Darrow
Smlthers.
was
a
busl-:'.-
esaHsx
here
at
the
week
end.
A
large
crowd
attended
the
annual
picnic
to
Kalum
Lake
which
was
beW
in
Sunday,
all
available
can
and
tracks
':eing
brought
Into
use.
Weather
esn-uttons
were
Weal,
although
tar
a
time
a
strong
wtad
atade
theulake
veey
rough
land
a
number
of
thlaikefa
were
irenobed.
A
full
peagtam
aJ
sporta
.vas
carried
through.
Including
boat
4clng.
The
eondttsan
of
the
road
was
ot
all
that
could
be
desired
but
all
-rived
heme
without
any
serious
mis-nap.
Mm.
VMn.
HeW
of
Prince
Rupert
who
has
spent
the
past
week
at
the
horns
of
Mia.
O
T
Bundal.
left
Jor
ever
home
on
Monday.
Miss
Elsie
Kenney.
nurse
In
training
at
the
Jubilee
Hospital,
Victoria,
who
has
spent
the
past
three
weeks
at
the
home
ot
her
mother.
Mr.
O.
T.
Sun-
dal.
left
on
Saturday
to
resume
her
work.
Misa
Irene
Durham
who
spent
the
past
week.
as
the
guest
of
Miss
HHeie
Kenney
returned
to
Uak
on
Saturday.
J.
Smith
left
on
Saturday
for
Prince
Rupert.
BIG
SHIP
ESSENTIAL
mTTI-BSllir
WILL
ALWAYS
UK
NECKSSAKV
NO
RIVALRY
IN
CONSTlil
(JTION
OF
LKillTEIt
WARSHIPS
LONDON.
July
26.
(Canadian
Press
Despatch
)
.
Further
expert
opinion
on
the
future
of
the
battleship
la
afforded
by
an
article
by
Commander
Charle
N,
Robinson.
R.N.,
contributed
to
the
re
cently
published
Issue
of
Brasseys
An
nual.
He
points
out
that,
with
the
ap
proaching
completion
of
the
battleships
Nelson
and
Rodney,
the
battle
fleets
of
the
principal
naTles
of
the
world
will
reach
a
state
of
equilibrium
in
accordance
with
the
ratios
set
forth
In
the
Washington
Naval
Treaty.
When
these
two
battleships
pass
Into
commission,
no
I
capital
ships
will
be
under
construction
'
for
any
power,
but
naval
opinion
holds
,
that
these
will
not
be
by
any
means
the
I
last
vessel'
of
the
type
to
be
built,
but
represent
rather
a
new
phase
in
nava!
"All
the
washing
is
done,
ready
for
the
linen
closet.
Clothes
of
spotless
white
thanks
to
Reckitt's
Blue."
39
B
Something
to
be
pleased
about
R
eckitt's
Bag
Blue
In
the
handy
bag
with
the
Blue
and
White
stripes
TMtRE"
OKE
AK
WELL,
IF
WE'RE
CON
MA
BC
VOOR
VJlFErMT
DbGOIE
WbVLL.
GOES
BACK
ON
J
ACT
BE.
H-itStltlKJ
lw
Bsh
V
anted
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
By
George
McMarnij
22c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
FOR
S.tl.E
WILL
SELL
AS
A
OOING
CONCERN
my
secondhand
business,
and
rent
or
sell
partly
furnished
four
roomed
flat
with
toilet
and
bath.
.Modern
flat
over
store.
A
good
preposition.
Phone
174.
O.
P.
Brine.
FOR
BALE.
ROOllINO
110UBK.
twenty
rooms,
with
douWe
eahner.
Section
One.
Mew
foundation.
tV-000.00.
MeOaffery
Si
Olebans.
Lid.
ITS
MSjOO
per
month
buyb
a
seven
roomed
house
on
Orabam
Avenue
Section
Two.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FOR
SALE.
FIRST
CLASS
RE8TAU-
rant.
Do
not
lose
your
occasion)
Apply
P.O.
Box
725.
tt
FOR
SALE.
ONE
19
J
I
TUDOR
FORD
Sedan,
repainted
and
good
csmdlUon.
Parker's
Oarage.
tf
ROWBOATS
FOR
SALE.
PHONE
RED
335.
tt
LOST
IX8T.-AT
TERRACE
CNR.
PICNIC.
small
gold
watch,
chain
and
elk
fab.
Finder
please
phone
Oreen
139.
Reward.
174
NI'MMEU
ItESOKTH.
LIKKLHE
llOTSHUNOS
LOW
IK
TtltKACK,
nr.
Now
Open
for
Visitors.
For
terms
and
reeervattone.
Apply
Mrs.
IIon
Manageress.
394
construction,
which
will
be
entered
upon
as
soon
as
the
replacement
programs
are
taken
In
hand
under
the
terms
of
the
Treaty.
So
long
as
no
limits
are
placed
upon
modern
weapons
of
war,
the
big
sbtp
wUl
be
essential
In
order
that
adequate
defensive
measures
against
mines,
submarines
and
aircraft
bombs
may
be
associated
with
superior
offensive
qualities.
As
Commander
Robinson
remarks,
good
progress
Is
being
made
with
the
British
miser
program,
while
at
the
same
time,
under
the
pressure
of
economy,
the
strength
of
the
British
squadrons
and
flotillas
have
been
greatly
reduced.
In
this
connection,
remarkable
figures
are
given
in
tabulated
form
indicating
the
extent
to
which
the
British
strength
at
sea
has
been
reduced
without,
unfortu
nately,
corresponding
economies
in
the
strength
of
the
personnel
of
the
Royal
Dockyards.
NOT
KKOAItlHNTl
TIUIATY
In
his
review
of
the
evolution
of
forelzn
navies,
.Commander
H.
.L
.Hlt-
no
jjjaicauon
mat
any
or
me
powers
are
taking
any
action
with
a
view
to
replacing
obsolescent
capital
-'Ships
In
accordance
with
the
provisions
of
the
Washington
Treaty.
AMeutton
Is
being
devoted
exclusively
to
the
construction
3f
cruisers,
destroyers
and
submarines,
and
the
utilization
of
air
power
for
purposes
of
sea
defence.
The
succeeding
chapters,
which
deal
with
comparative
naval
strength
and
the
distribution
of
the
world's
fleets.
are
essential
to
a
correct
appreciation
of
the
significance
of
these
records
of
the
progress
of
the
naval
policy
of
the
British
Empire
and
foreign
countries.
rhe
widespread
impression
that,
though
capital
shipbuilding
has
for
the
time
been
arrested,
the
naval
powers
are
en
gaged
In
a
new
form
of
rivalry,
and
are
laying,
down
an
unusually
large
number
of
cruisers,
destroyers
and
submarines.
Is
controverted.
The
only
new
:crulsers
which
are
being
built
are
needed
to
take
the
place
of
vessels
which
havd
become
or
are
becoming,
obsolete.
So
far
as
the
British
Empire
is
concerned,
construction
Is
not
even
keeping
pace
with
the
scrap
ping
policy,
for
while
at
the
end
of
the
war
there
were
either
in
commission
or
paid
off
104
cruisers,
that
number
has
now
been
reduced
to
03.
of
which
11
are
building
and
three
are
about
to
be
laid
down.
laoies
renewing
the
distribution
of
fleets
show
that
British
naval
power
Is
well
represented
in
European
waters
and
that
the
navies
of
the
United
States
and
japan
nominate
the
Pacific,
where
the
British
ensign,
though
British
territories
and
commercial
Interests
are
so
considerable,
is
borne
by
no
armored
vessel
of
the
first
class
for
the
first
time
in
modern
times,
apart
of
course
from
the
period
lmmedlauiy
preceding
the
Great
War.
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in
the
Dally
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VT
MOTEL
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1
NEWS
CLASSIFIE
FOR
RENT
FOR
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FURNISH
KD
APART-
by
the
day.
week
or
manm.
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RENT
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suite:
steam
healed
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KENT
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rooms
and
bath.
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tit
Fourth
Avenue
East.
HOU6C
TO
RENT
AT
TEHHAOE.
BC
Apply
SSS
Eighth
Avenue
East.
Phone
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
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Muw
allem
Grocery
Phone
It.
FURNISHED
ROOMS
TO
LET
APPLY
Hyde
Transfer.
Second
Avenue.
179
TtOOMS
FOR
RENT.
BOARD
IF
desired.
Phone
Bias
199.
I
AUCTIONKBR
BUSINESS
PROPOSITION!
WANTED.
To
anyone
who
wishes
to
take
the
opportunity.
I
will
give
the
yurcbaserl
a
discount
of
S
per
cent
and
commission
of
A
per
cant
to
those
send
ing
the
business
mv
war.
ftoaaar
oh1
of
business.
Everything
must
Ml!'r
Port
Simpson
and
Nan
!!:
Make
one
dollar
look
Irks
two.
up
to
August
16.
O.
F.
Bruve.
Auctioneer
Phone
774.
UPI!OI.STKmN(;
FURNITURE
REPAIRING
UPIIOU
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all
kinds
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Oreen
&03
O.
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HUNT.
FURNITURE
NEW.
SHIPMENT
AND
NEW
PATTERNS
of
fifty
linoleum
ruga
and
800
squsre
yard
of
linoleum.
The
de
mand
is
good
and
this
lot
ought
to
be
cleared
out
this
month.
86
come
early.
Furniture
and
ranges
alwayr
in
stock.
A.
MacKenale.
Furniture.
Phone
775.
EXCHAM5K
NEW
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITUnE
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
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and
Marrls.
aw
Third
Ave
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Avenue,
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carload
of
Chevrolet
Justlnl
Prices:
Roadster
823.00
Roadster
Delivery
823.00
Touring
825.00
Coupe
1985.00
Coach
$965.00
Bedln
1.075.00
Landau
Sedan
a
1,120
00
Cabriolet
1.100.00
commercial
Chassis
$045.00
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Expreaa
Chassis
$805.00
29
x
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Tires
standsrd
equipment
on
all
models
except
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livery
Express
ehassls.
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or
phone
for
demonstration,
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Third
Avenue
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