faoh
Fona
MEN'S
AND
HOYS'
Khaki
Outi
Pants
A
now
line,
made
in
England.
Boys'
worth
$2.25.
Our
price
gfj
Men's,
worth
2.60.
0ur..price.
S9
We
have
some
wonderful
value
in
Dress
Pants
for
men
and
young
men
and
boys'
knickers
and
bloomers
at
prices
to
beat
the
mail
order
houses.
FLANNELETTE
BLANKETS
10-4,
very
fine
quality.
$1.65
Only
2
to
each
customer.
Montreal
Importers
J.
H.
Miller.
Proprietor.
Third
Avenue,
I'rince
Rupert,
B.C.
RED'S
Transfer
Fifteen
year3
experience
is
FURNITURE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
la
any
quantity
CEJIBHT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
are
right.
So
is
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
201.
Night
Phone:
Red
317.
Roofing
and
Specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Roofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shingles
Roll
Roofing
Ruildinj;
Papers
and
Felts
Everjrt
Klallc
Paint
Pratk
Ktastigum
Shingle
Stains
Creosote
Oik
Marine
Seam
Pilch.
Distributors
Albert
&
McCaf
fery
Limited
Phone
11C
and
117
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKPINB
AM)
CRDAK
Single
load
J3.50
Double
Load
$C50
Large
Sack
50c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Kgg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Rootless
V,ig
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
5S0
139
Second
Ave,
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
C57.
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DAILY,
NEWS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
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CROP
REPORT
IPROGRAM
BY
PRINCERUPERT
IS
EXCELLENT!
BOYS'
BAND!
TENNIS
CHAMPS.
WHEAT
EKJIIT
TO
TWELVE
INCURS
!
STREET
CORNER
CONCERT
MTI
IIU
IY
IIIUII
ON
PRAIRIES
AND
PLENTY
OF
JlOIHTl
H
WIMMIPCO.
June
18.
The
crop
out-
ioofc
In
western
Canada
continues
to
remain
highly
promising,
accordlne
to
the
seventh
weekly
report
of
the
Can-idlan
HaUonal
Railways
issued
today.
With
the
exception
of
a
corner
in
the
southern
part
of
central
Saskatchewan
Ctadvllle
to
Willow
Bunch,
all
aecUoiu
of
the
prairies
report
beneficial
rain
Murine
the
week
and
excellent
reserves
:f
moisture
in
the
ground.
Thei
has
bean
acme
alight
damage
(rem
wise
and
eat
wormj
reported
in
the
vicinity
of
Laebourn.
Alberta,
tmt
otberwiM
there
baa
been
no
damage
from
any
cause
and
the
hlgbaat
optimism
prevails,
con
ditions
generally
are
similar
to
those
existing
in
ins.
when
orw
of
the
lar
gest
crops
in
history
was
produced.
Wheat
Is
(tooling
out
well
through
out
the
west
and
in
a
number
of
places
It
is
reported
to
be
In
shot
Stands
ant
now
about
eight
high
in
Saskatchewan,
ten
tat
Atom
and
twelve
high
la
Manitoba.
Fall
rye
is
ant.
pastures
are
green
and
condition.
generally
are
entirely
satisfactory.
With
showers
more
or
less
general
r
the
past
ten
days,
clear,
ware.
weathtr
can
now
be
experienced
wttr
benefit
to
the
crops
though,
with
Uv
possible
exception
of
the
Mlnakl
ant
Portage
sob-dlrlilona
m
Manitoba
PHftlMr
rains
will
net
work
an
injury
A
feature
of
the
crop
reports
to
date
has
been
the
almost
entire
b'-nce
of
damage
from
cut
worms
and
weeds
Only
on
point
has
any
reference
make
trouble
from
weeds
and
that
Is
the
district
from
Maryfleld
to
Carlisle.
flaskatehewau.
where
wild
oats
are
causing
some
trouble.
THE
MANAGEMENT
OFTHE
NOBBY
Takes
thu
opportunity
to
thank
the
ladles
of
Prince
Rupert
lor
the
very
encouraging
manner
In
which
they
visi
ted
our
establishment
on
Sautrday.
our
opening
day.
and
fur
the
goaerous
patronage
extended
us,
also
to
apologise
to
those
on
whom
st
rush
Deiiods
we
wore
unable
to
bestow
personal
attention.
It
will
be
the
endeavor
of
this
business
to
merit
the
appreciation
of
the
Drygocds
and
Ladywear
purchasing
public
of
Prince
Rupert
by
courteous
treatment
and
better
quality
goods
st
attractive
prices.
Federal
Block.
3rd
Avenue.
CONSTABLE
MARTIN
IS
HONORED
BEFORE
LEAYING
THIS
CITY
Just
nrtnr
tn
tlwt
milllnn
nut
n
Bait.
4tHtfy
"jnornlng
of
the
train
upon
which
he
left
for
Edmonton
to
which
city
he
EAEM.Ml
MAS
1MJTII
KVIOYAISU:
ANII
AMlINO
Large
crowds
on
Saturday
evening
enjoyed
an
excellent
program
of
music
played
on
the
street
corners
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Bows'
Band.
That
there
s
full
appreciation
of
the
efforts
of
me
boys,
who
are
ever
becoming
more
,-roflclent.
waa
Indicated
by
the
fact
.hat
a
collection
ansoanUag
to
ff
was
taken.
Considerable
curiosity
attached
itself
o
the
annomioaK
ttaat
a
lady'
ould
conduct
the
band
and
would
bf
irepared
to
confer
kJsees
upon
all
and
undry
buying
tickets
tar
tae
drawing
eing
conducted
for
the
peaflt
of
tbt
land
the
"lady
turned
out
to
t
uce
else
than
Bandmaster
Tfaoms.
Vllaon
who
was
garbed
as
a
more
or
lea
insome
native
damsel.
The
"lady's'
test
persistent
kisser
was
Oeorgi
rizaeU
who
purchased
a
whole
boos
l
twenty-five
tickets.
Jimmy
Kelly
and
Jack
Biker,
cos
tuned
as
Xngliah
gentleman,
looke
ifter
the
taking
of
the
collect
ions
;EN
YOUNG
MEMBERS
MAKE
APPEARANCE
IN
PRESBYTERIAN
CHOI!
Ten
young
ladle,
who
have
bee
jemoers
of
the
Jutflof
choir
and
sr
ow
joining
tile
senior
chr.
made
thel:
rst
appearance
at
evealag
aervioe
lav.
?ht
in
First
Presbyterian
Onureh.
The-.
err
MIsmss
Annie
Walker,
Beulah
Mc-rinley.
Irene
Mitchell.
fMtla
Stuart
an
Arthur.
Betty
"-Trtnfrfl
Btole
Firry.
Margant
VOHscroft
atrHSith
Mc
eod.
and
Oaihwrtne
atyiiaijai.
Then
,7as
an
excelleat'
pWgttjsa
'
tt
solos
sru
vnthems.
under
the
dMstlto
of
the
iholrmaster.
John
K.
tWvvf.
tbt
aolotaU
jr
the
evening
being
MIS.
W.
W
C
.ur.
nrv
j.
n
i
luaau.
was
roe
incomparable
Chrtot
M
At
the
morntaf
terrte
there
waa
the
enuier
m'usic
by
the
nufW
ohoir.
The
wtor
speke
on
"Mysticism.''
WOULDDEVELOP
PICNIC
GROUNDS
Itl.LKf
A1
ION
MKETH
PATTl
1.LO
AND
it
amu
hki
or
coNsinr.RATiS-
IN
l.MPnoVEfEN'T
Or
LIKE
NEAR
KOAII
A
delegation
representing
local
last
Ions
met
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
minuter
of
lands,
at
the
tad
of
the
week
with
the
request
that
developments
be
undertaken
by
the
provincial
govern
ment
with
a
view
to
establishing
suit
able
picnic
grounds,
lneiudlng
tete
pre
vision
of
a
beaeh.
at
either
Oraeey
Bsy
Ipeft)
cr
vat
small
rake
on
the
new
Kaierl
cas
oeen
iranaierreo.
I'M
Constable
are
accessible
from
the
road.
Mr.
Pat-
Alex.
Martm
was
fittingly
honored
by
hullo
expressed
sympathy
with
the
nro
his
associates
In
the
railway
service
I
Ject
for
the
improvement
of
tw
i.t
bore
with
whom
he
was
highly
popular;
and
asured
the
delegation
that
the
and
eateeraed.
Bmaloyees
of
Use
reii-
matter
would
have
fullaat
Eonaiitarkiinn
way
gathered
in
the
baggage
room
and
I
with
a
view
to
carrying
out
tome
such
presented
Mr
Martin
with
a
handsome
I
wcrk
as
was
suggested
Ohio
bag.
The
presentation
was
made!
The
delegation
Included
Howard
by
A.
L
Hcltby.
local
freight
agent,
and
:
Stcen.
representing
St.
Andrew's
go-Mr.
Martin,
who
was
taken
completely
!
clety,
Riusell
Oraham.
Elks'
Lodge:
B
by
surprlM.
nevertheless,
expressed
hla
M
Simpson.
Moose
Lodge:
8
A.
Bird,
appreciation
suitably
Csnartlan
Legion:
and
James
Irvine.
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,
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U
Ul
.
.
,
Advertise
la
tht
DiUy
Nsws.
MISS
CAROLINE
MITCHELL
AMI
CAUL
IIRANtl
HERE
NOTAKLE
PLAYERS
IS
YKHTEHOAY
S
F1NALH
Weather
candrttoas
wore
Ideal
for
17
yusUTJsy
and
there
was
a
large
rowd
of
spaetators
at
the
courts
for
he
finals
of
the
first
championship
-mrnamsht
of
the
Sanson
under
the
atu-.:cea
of
the
Fttaee
Rupert
Tennis
Club
he
whole
toarnament
was
one
of
the
ost
suecesafUl
yet
held
by
the
clut
nd
the
ftnasv
waff
all
esettlng
and
tn-erestiag
.
eatra
srU
being
required
to
Jttle
a
ntaabsr
of
them.
Oari
Brand
sad
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
re
th
distlngwlshed
players
of
the
ty.
each
winarng
in
the
final!
of
aree
events
The
club
champions
were
decided
as
revolt
of
the
following
finals:
Mew's
BoabMe
Oari
Brand
and
X.
W
lareatette
beat
Foil
Howard
and
J.
V
iyne
e-X
44.
-4.
6-4.
MHetf
Oabihm
Car.
Brand
and
Mlar
arollne
MlUhell
beat
B.
W.
Marentetu
nd
Mrs.
H.
L
Bhadwell
8-2.
-2
Meats
Stagtaa
Cdrl
Brand
beat
Foil
ward
S.1.
4-.
9-4.
14,
M.
Lsflsf
Btnglea
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
st
Mr.
S.
F,
UeMordle
6-2.
6-4.
Lad
Ms'
Doubles
Mrs
Shad
well
and
lias
Caroline
Mitchell
beat
Mlas
Cathar-ae
Harvey
and
Miss
I
Davtoa
8-2.
4-6
-i.
In
the
aaan-rtaal
of
the
ladies'
singlet
n
Swlardav
afternoon.
Mrs
8.
P.
M'-fcrdle
beat
Mm.
0.
L
Shadwetl
4-6.
6-4
4.
Refreshments
were
served
st
the
courts
eaterday
aft
erne
on.
Miss
Margaret
aimer
was
tn
charge
with
Mrs.
X
W
ierentett
and
Mrs
John
V.
Clyne
as-
OFFICERS
FOR
NATIVE
SONS
.
j.
rHFiHMHiMi:
nasT
vi
i.-prbm-iENf
or
nisTKirr
hhkhhi.y
Aid.
A.
J.
Frulhomme
returned
to
the
Ity
on
yesterday
afternoon's
tra.n
fnm
Burns
Lake
where
he
spent
the
week-end
attending
the
annual
meeting
of
the
district
assembly
of
the
Native
Son
of
Canada
as
delegate
of
the
local
assemble.
Business
at
the
meeting
was
largely
of
a
routine
nature.
Mr
Prud-
homme
report!
The
election
of
princi
pal
officers
for
the
year
resulted
s
follows:
Past
president
B.
R.
Parker
1
Prince
Rupert).
President
F.
V.
MaUon
(Burns
Lakei.
First
vice-president
A.
J.
Prudhcmme
1
Prince
Rupert).
Second
vice-president
W.
A
Kirk-Patrick
(Terr
sos),
Lecretary
H
O.
Wlndt
(Smttherai.
Sergeent-at-arma
r.
X.
Olgot
Chaplain
8.
J.
Hunter
(Prince
Ru-
P.
V.
Tsllon
and
M
O
VTiddt
wars-l
Ulknd
Highway,
both
Of
which
ptnntsl
tamed
delegstea
to
attend
the
Orand
Auemhly
in
Regina
'.his
summer
with
A.
J.
Prudhcmme
and
I
Ten
ace
1,
alternates.
X.
T.
Kenney
Passengeri
sailing
from
here
for
the
north
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
this
morning
Included
Baymond
I
u.-
.,.
Arness
and
W
Oocknurn.
for
vunesu.
Mr
and
Mn
V
X.
Powers
(or
Skagway:
Mlas
May
Southard.
J.
W
Khoe.
W.
Ilawes
and
E
Anderson,
fur
Keu
hlksn:
Anion
Johnson
for
Whllehi.rae.
A
Sana
:"':
,
"-.
souel
fjr
Atlli.
and
Re
Rupert
Plonser.'
AsooUtlon.
lAllard
'
and
Pr.,
Dot.,
.
Father
E.
sngsll.
N
anted
for
Sale
For
ket
t
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
,
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
WANTED
SALVAGE
AND
TOWING
prince
Rt-PEHT
ami
iimtrict
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Tewing
OPBN
IO
TAHC
On
OUR
WELL
SB-
Co.
Ltd.
t
awl
Is
bed
Una
of
howsahold
prodacta.
HAN
ItARflAINH
IN
nt
noiTH
A
real
ttve
man
can
awake
M
a
j
Small
Sato
and
Typewriter
for
Sale
weak
clear
predt
without
dlSteaMy.
AF-
j
Agenu
for
Kaathope
Engines.
Oooildge
ply
the
J.
B,
Watktns
Compaay.
676
;
Propellers,
and
Tuxlube
Oil
Hornby
Street.
Vaaoauver.
l.C.
144
linata
ef
an
dMrrlptloa
far
Charter
MH
Lake
Perry.
MART
OIBX
AMD
8(AsTT
TCKO
man
wanted
to
work
in
store.
Phone
Blue
416.
144
mat
WAWTSD
FOB
IJCMT
MOUBE-wcrk.
phone
Flue
6t.
tf
XWtNO
WA1TTBD
BT
THE
DAY
Phone
Bed
6St.
146
MAID
WANTED.
APPLY
MS
PWRTH
Areaue
East.
tf
SITUATIONS
WANTED
.-ouno
aiRL
DBBIRJC8
posinow
ac
clerk
In
store.
Phone
Oreen
711
146
FOR
SALE
OB
MU
TSUI
PIECE
CHbsYTBB-:ield
Suite.
sU
hole
Monarch
range,
kitchen
canine.,
lable.
MClary-s
heater
and
other
household
furniture.
Phono
Blue
SIS.
147
U
IWWHI
l-BBB
MAY
BC
HUB
lit-toad
af
buBding
paper
or
to
lay
bents
th
carpets
on
the
floor.
Oet
special
prtai
on
large
quantiuea.
Dairy
Mewa.
,
'OR
SALE
NW
Coal
Oil
rana
arlth
oven.
In
ccndltwn.
Apply
gig
Sixth
street
FOR
BALE
PTME
PUUSURC
BOAT,
mdpw-jarua.
Sea,
bargain.
Phone
McLean,
Seal
Coje.
Jiia
"OB
8
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BVABY
BDOOY
AMD
BA8-alnet
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Oreen
pal.
144
FOR
RBaNT
NIKE
WOOtUJ9
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fwlst
Seccnd
Avenue.
Suitable
for
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purposes.
Phone
646
or
176.
ftm
RENT
THREE
FTJBJtlSMBD
Housekeeping
Booms
suitable
for
married
couple
Phone
Bad
5S6
OB
RBftT
ClJtPPBRTON
HOGBX
Ninth
Avenue
East.
Rest
reasonable
Apply
City
Treasarer,
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Phonographs
and
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Machttaa
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Music
store.
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FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
POUR
roomed
apartment
with
bath.
Water
paid
Phone
647.
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RENT
SIX
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bath,
on
Sixth
Avenue.
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646
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rooms
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week
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607.
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suiter
carpets
all
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and
linoleum
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kitchen
cabinets,
dressers,
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blinds,
rurtatn
rods.
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and
cane.
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