mem
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DRESSES,
Coats,
Millinery
i
Jit
Lingeries
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
MINING
Stocks
n
nnd
afternoon
clos-lices
on
Vancouver
-
Exchange
on
our
INt
board
daily.
ran
give
instant
serin
buying
and
Helling
g
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Exchange.
also
have
facilities
for
b
i'iiik'
wheat
orders
on
h
!H
g
Stock
Exchange.
Kcprc
renting
Miller,
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
KS.
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Co.Ltd.
C17
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
ply
Meat
Market
Selvig
Bros.
iTi.ird
Ave.
Phone
765
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shades.
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Alexander
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Block
Phone
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drain.
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Hood
Flour.
Phone
5S
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
CARDINALS
ARE
WELL
AHEAD
IN
NATIONAL
BALL
NEW
Yi
ala
carrlec
fames
at
eerday
an
three
the
sxlth
of
Jw
n
June
18
The
Cardln-
nlng
streak
to
eight
of
Cincinnati
ves-
I
Xfci
tp
National
League
by
i.
.
Hm
halted
the
play
in
'
Wing.
Ruth
smashed
hla
25th
homer
and
nhrlfr
hla
IAW
in
h
v
i
.
.....
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ivhi
...
MIC
BHKCtV
TlVWrj
over
st.
Louis.
SATIUDAY
SCOKES
National
league
St.
LouU
a;
Brooklyn
S.
Pittsburg
0.
New
York
4.
Chicago
7,
Boston
o.
Cincinnati
7-1,
Philadelphia
10-S.
American
League
Beaton
10,
Cblceao
p,
WMhlngton
1;
Detroit
4.
Philadelphia
3.
Olevelsivd
W.
SL'NIMV
SCOKES
Onmit
league
Mlaakma
0-6,
Oakland
3-S.
Portland
1-4.
Ban
Franclaoo
0.9.
Hollywood
6-13.
Sacramento
8-7
Ssattle
3-1,
Los
Angelst
4-6.
Nstkmsl
Imiw
St.
LouU
6,
Cincinnati
a.
Pituburg
6.
New
York
0.
Chicago
0,
Bepoklyn
4.
Only
three
games.
Ainelran
League
Philadelphia
s,
Cleveland
7.
Jew
York
6,
tt.
lows
l.
Washington
13.
Detroit
0.
Boston-Chicago
rain.
I
f.
AN
I
K
STAMHNO
National
League
W.
L.
t.
Louis
J7
31
Cincinnati
36
'
36
New
York
30
33
Chicago
33
26
Brooklyn
39
37
Pittsbwg
3
31
Boston
it
1$
Philadelphia
J4
36
Amrrlran
lsfue
New
York
44
11
Philadelphia
34
30
8t.
Lou
la
3t
at
Cleveland
36
31
Wsahlngtoa
36
at
Boston
36
39
Detroit
33
36
Chicago
30
35
GOOD
SHOOTING
AT
enemy
of
cotton
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Pet,
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McNICHOLL
RANGES
In
the
shooting
yesterday
at
the
Mc-
Kiehoil
Ranges
W.
Brass
made
the
highest
score
so
far
thla
season
sad
won
the
spoon
with
a
handtoep
of
en.
Scores
mere
as
follows:
W.
Braes
33
36
33
A.
Write
30
S3
37
ft.
Wilson
36
31
36
M.
M
Lamb
31
33
25
MeOlaehan
33
37
17
R.
A.
Cameron
36
36
IT
V.
Evltt
..:
36
31
36
H.
A
Ponder
36
31
33
ASK
DAD
HE.
KNOWS!
Pa."
aald
Clarence,
"what
la
the
naane
of
the
prat
that
la
such
a
great
The
silkworm,
eon."
replied
his
dadV-
CORPORATION
OF
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT:
1.
The
Council
of
the
Corporal
3'.
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
Intends
to
construct
s
cencrete
sidewalk
ten
feet
wide
on
the
west
side
of
Sixth
Street
lion
the
north
side
of
the
lane
Block
33.
Section
1,
when
it
Intersects
Sixth
3treet
and
extending
along
the
west
side
of
Sixth
Street
to
the
north
aide
0!
Third
Avenue,
aa
a
local
Improvement,
and
Intends
to
specially
assess
the
cost
upon
the
land
abutting
di
rer
IV
ou
me
worx,
except
sucn
portion
of
the
cost
as
U
Incurred
at
atreet
in
tersections.
2
The
estlmsted
cost
of
the
work
is
6671.00.
of
which
6636
00
la
to
be
paid
by
the
corporation,
ana
we
esumavea
ninual
special
rat
per
foot
(rootage
la
1
A710
The
aneclal
asseaaa&ent
la
to
be
undertaking
the
work
must
ao
ao
on
or
before
the
33rd
day
of
JulrTMS
City
c'lerk.
Dated
thla
16th
day
of
.June,
1636.
,
NOTICE.
EDWARD
IMNOIIOK,
Dereaed
NOTICE
18
HEREBY
a
IV
EN
that
all
prraona
having
elalma
against
the
estate
hi
Edward
Donohoe.
late
of
Naea
liar-be
1
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
the
3rd
day
of
March.
1MB.
are
required
on
or
before
the
16th
day
of
July.
1938.
to
deliver
or
send
by
prepaid
letter
post
full
particulars
of
their
l-lalnm
duly
verified
to
The
Royal
True!
Company,
Executor
of
the
estate
of
th-nald
Edward
Donohoe.
deceased,
at
Its
offices
626
Pender
Street
West.
Vancouver:
BC
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
last
mentioned
date
the
Executor
will
proceed
to
distribute
the
asset
of
the
deceased
among
the
persona
entitled
thereto
having
regard
only
to
the
claims
of
which
it
shslTthen
have
had
"SaTED
at
Vancouver.
B.C..
thla
36th
(ROBK'R'TflON
DOTGLASA
SYMBR
Solicitors
for
the
Royal
144
TrtMtOompany.
fiOVEILNMENTJJcluOR
ACT
oTirr
or
trri.icATioN
hk
ro-
,MIKt
TOwT.ycVSff.l
OF
1IKKII
NOTICE
18
HEREBY"
O'VBN
thaton
the
llth
day
of
July,
next,
the
under,
aigaed
Intend
to
apply
W
lMUOT
Oontrol
Board
for
i-onsent
to
tranater
ofTS
uX
N,,mber5!,.S?rt,iofi
Site
.WrJace.
B
C
upon
the
tend,
described
as
Lots
1
and
2
In
B73.
iTtnce
Rupert
Und
R1"""?,"
ruatriet
In
the
Provlnre
of
Brttun
001-Smbla
from
Q.rKe
Teller
to
Angelo
and
Urb.iu.
Colbechlnl.
of
Eu-thio
TwSot.
firitlih
Columbia,
the
transfer-
)ATED
at
Terr
W
ANOFtO
EltSAOOHIp.
RUSH
FOR
THE
BALL:
Duke
of
Gloucester
(Prince
Henry)
in
the
lead,
playing
for
the
10th
Royal
Hussars'
team
against
Hardwicke
at
Roehampton
FINALS
PLAYED
C.N.R.
COURTS
ONLY
MEN'S
DOt
ISI.BS
YET
TO
HE
Pl.iYLD
Off
AMI
THAT
TOMflllT
All
the
flnaU
In
the
C.Nat,
tennia
tournament
were
played
at
the
week-end
With
the
esosptlon
of
the
men's
doubles
which
wlU
he
ptoyed
this
evening
when
Malr
and
Hortca
meet
Rogen
and
W.
Tobey.
wtasem
In
the
aeml-flnola.
Malr
won
the
men's
singles.
The
ladles'
doHMas
were
won
by
Mrs.
Rogers
and
Mrs.
Brass
white
the
mixed
doubles
went
to
Miss
Hartley
and
ArnotL
The
games
played
were:
Mrn'e
Singles
Rogers
beat
Wilding
6-1.
6-7.
6-4
Malr
heat
Rogers
7-6.
6-8.
Men's
final
Mslr
beat
Arnott
7-6.
6-1.
Men's
Double
Malr
and
Horton
beat
Wilding
and
Itoitby
6-3.
6-3.
Ualr
and
Horton
boat
Frew
and
Hos
ier
6-3.
3-6.
6-8.
I
Rogers
and
W
.Tobey
beat
Arnott
and
1
UcPnenon
6-6.
6-3.
fjatllro'
Doubles,
final
j
Mrs.
Rogers
and
Mra.
Brass
beat
Mrs.
Hoitby
and
Miss
Uoxley
6-6.
6-7.
6-1.
Mlvril
luMe.
final
Miss
Moaley
and
Arnott
beat
Mra.
Brass
and
Rogers
6-1.
64.
Tea
was
served
on
the
courts
Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs.
Holthy
presiding,
assisted
by
Mra.
Haines
sad
Mlse
Moaley-
8ueerlbe
for
the
Dallr
News.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(lly
The
Tramp)
Aeaordlng
to
Bate
Ruth
making
home
runs
is
easy
aa
eating
peanuts
and
not
half
ae
disagreeable.
AU
you
have
to
do
at
stand
up
to
the
ptata
with
a
bat
la
your
hand,
make
the
pitcher
know
yon
are
bettor
than
he
Is,
awing
at
the
ball
you
like
bast,
hit
bard
enough
to
send
the
ball
over
the
fens,
run
around
the
bases
and
return
to
the
bench.
What
could
be
simpler
than
that
7
Kngllah
women
proved
their
superiority
at
tennis
by
winning
ths
Wight-
the
Wrlgley
awlm
here
last
August
to
build
up
physically
for
the
long
grinds
this
year.
She
has
suooeaded
to
the
extent
of
Increasing
bar
welight
30
pounds,
and
feels
she
WJ11
be
quite
able
to
with
stand
cold
.srater
almost
indefinitely.
Miss
Oaeahd
has
been
training
all
winter
and
took
to
the
waters
of
Lake
Ontario
f
on
May
6
Within
a
few
days
she
ispu
to
resign
her
position
as
stenography
with
a
big
Insurance
corporation
sod
devote
more
than
two
months
to
dally
preparation
for
the
race
In
Hamfeer
Bay
during
the
Toronto
exhibition.
S
SPORT
CHAT
i
Since
hosing
has
gained
such
a
measure
of
popularity
barc-of
lata,
possibly
something
along
this
line
might
os
arranged
during
the
forUicomlng
visit
to
the
port
of
HMM.
Dushan.
Thus
refreshing
the
ordinary
round
of
eveou
looauy.
11
such
oouid
be
ar
ranged
then
Is
little
doubt
that
It
would
meat
with
a
good
measure
of
patronage,
tt
would
gras
local
adepts
of
the
game
the
Interesting
opportunity
man
trophy
from
the
crack
American
L,,,
wltn
,
rlght
hook
whu
nl
players
at
the
weak
end.
It
was
an
Important
victory
and
Indicates
that
the
old
country
Is
holding
Its
own
In
sport
among
women
as
wall
as
men.
This
continent
has
taken1
the
lead
In
lot
hockey,
baseball,
lac
rout
and
boa-
of
meeting
with
outside
talent
of
some
worth.
That
usni
of
the
hoys
aboard
the
Durban
are
right
smart
boxers
is
indicated
In
se
ports
received
of
activities
elsewhere
In
which
they
have
participated.
A
hosing
tournament
between
Prince
Rupert
representatives
sad
man
from
the
light
orjiisar
should
go
over
strong
If
It
could
be
airsjigwa.
At
the
same
tlsae
It
would
ptpaaMy
be
profitable
to
those
who
satgc
prosooU
It
In
addition
to
being
a
moans
of
ap
proprutery
getting
ths
visitors
and
locals
mutually
acquainted.
The
Victoria
Colonist
Isst
week
described
as
follows
s
boxing
tournament
in
the
Capital
City
in
which
half
a
doaan
of
the
Jack
Tare
participated
ci
tiling
the
Durban's
recent
visit
there:
Honors
were
even
on
the
program
of
six
bouts
Members
of
the
visiting
British
cruiser
won
the
headlines-
and
two
of
the
piotlsauuuiss.
while
the
oihor
boaera
took
the
semt-wtndup
and
the
remaining
prelim
iaartei.
The
mala
event
brought
together
Stoker
Percy
Lake
and
Leo
Felix.
The
American
boy
did
most
of
the
forcing,
but
missed
ume
and
time
again
with
right
hooks
snd
uppereuts.
Be
would
force
his
opponent
to
the
ropes
only
to
have
the
elusive
Lake
slip
out
of
the
trap
with
the
cleverness
and
spaad
of
s
mouse.
reiix.
however,
counted
oc
epponant
poked
away
at
his
face
with
a
straight
left.
Later
In
the
bout
Lake
landed
a
number
of
blows
to
hlr.
opponent's
mid-eectlon.
but
failed
to
do
any
great
damage.
In
the
lost
round
Pelts
went
a
fur
Lake
wttfc
every
in
ing
but
the
old
country
lead.
In
foot-'
twn
(
Mnitkm
hUB
wie
stoop-Dro-bslL.
both
eocorr
and
rugby,
and.
U
dueM
tmt
hjs
opponent
was,
too
crafty.
hn
to
Late
weighed
UK
and
Pells
EM
pounds.
gov.
-
I
Wing
Hay,
the
fighting
Chinaman
Training
with
BkUth
Hedtn
snd
Alternl
Kon)i
,
technical
knock-Oeorge
Young
at
Port
Credit
near
To-
Lut
ov
rough
,nd
ruMd
Leading
ronto
Is
Hewn
Oeland,
former
Ottawa
swimmer,
who
la
preparing
for
the
i
Canadian
National
Eshlblton
Marathon.
Miss
Oaland
set
out
Immediately
after
Form
No.
18.
Section
861
LAND
ACT.
KOTItT.
Of
INTf.NTION
TO
APPLY
B.C.,
to
n
ituiAM:
UMI
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
and
situate
about
8
miles
from
the
Mouth
of
Khutae
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Detroit
Western
Mining
Company
of
Vancouver.
occupation
Mining
uompany.
in-
tends
to
anoly
for
Dermlaslon
to
o
Chase
the
following
described
land
-
-Couunenolng
at
a
post
planted
one
foot
dtotant
from
the
Witness
post
on
the
West
side
of
Lot
173:
thenoe
westerly
60
chains;
thence
southerly
30
chains;
thence
easterly
60
chains;
thence
northerly
10
chains,
slid
containing
100
scree,
more
or
lees.
P.
PARDOE
WILSON,
Agent
for
Detroit
Western
Mining
Co.
DaUd
18th
Ajarll.
1938.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
Of
INTf.NTION'
Ho
APl'I-Y
T
TO
LBASK
MM!
.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Record
It
District
and
situate
adleeent
to
Alllford
Hay,
Moresby
Ulsnd.
Skldegate
Inlet.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Pacific
Mills
Limited,
ul
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
Pulp
and
Paper
Manuftctureca,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
hleh
water
mark
of
an
Island;
thence
I
Stoker
Brltt,
of
HalS
Durban,
wlien
the
latter
quit
cold
In
the
fourth
round
after
being
warned
by
tVsferee
Kerr
for
bunting
with
his
head.
Brltt.
many
years
older
then
his
shifty
opponent
from
Albernl.
was
outclassed
aa
n
boxer,
but
he
proved
u
be
one
of
those
fellows
who
pack
s
sledge-hammer
blow
in
each
mitt.
He
walked
to
hla
corner
In
the
fourth
and
refused
to
continue.
Examination
later
revealed
a
broken
bone
In
the
left
hand.
After
bring
given
s
hosing
lesson
In
the
flrxt
three
round"
during
which
he
seldom
landed
a
blow.
Pete
Megal-!ames
of
Scuttle,
tliushed
strong
In
the
lsst
round
of
his
four-round
bout,
and
registered
s
technlcsl
k.o.
over
Stoker
W.
Thomas
of
H
MS.
Durban.
The
lada
fought
at
130
pounds.
Showing
a
great
Improvement
since
his
last
appearance.
Danny
Pastroe,
local
boner,
was
given
the
call
over
H,
weighed
136-
and
Pnstroe
116
pounds
Able
Seaman
g.
worthlngum.
of
HXJB,
Durban
waa
given
the
Judges'
decision
over
"Tiger"
Napoleon,
of
Seattle.
In
s
four-round
bout
In
the
opening
bout.
"Scotty"
Slunott.
Icon
I
battier,
lost
u
Able
Seaman
Meirltt
on
a
t
ul
In
the
second
round.
Another
upset
In
the
National
League
the
island
to
ooint
of
commencement,
i
supremacy
may
be
expected
soon
now
and
contalnlmi
one
aore.
more
or
leaa.
.Evidently
the
Cincinnati
Reda.
who
T
'
XI.
T
fJ.
TTMTWO.
have
reigned
supreme
for
the
past
few
,.
,.
Applicant.
w
.
.
"skenlng
and
may
aoon
be
Aeent
for
Pacific
MlUe,
Uwited.
lia
and
Traasfsws.'
Dat4
May
3.
m.
Backward
Season
Quality
Goods
and
real
Sale
Prices
is
a
combination
which
is
making
a
great
appeal
to
our
customers
old
and
new.
This
we
know
by
the
way
in
which
our
store
is
thronged
all
day
long.
If
you
have
not
yet
paid
your
visit
to
the
Acme,
don't
put
it
off
too
long.
Come
soon,
before
stocks
get
too
much
broken.
winners.
ag;:ln
Keltic
to
the
top
Nor'
are
hope
anything
but
bright
for
New
,
York
Giants
and
Chicago
Cutx
or
even;
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
All
that
any
of!
tbem
need
Is
"
a
nice
MtUe
winning
ndlslreak
and
the
first
notch
wiTl
theirs.
Meantime,
the
pennant
battle
i
continues
with
much
Interest
and
pro-
mlses
to
ccntinue
to
do
so.
The
Amer-.
loan
League
still
looks
like
a
cinch
lor
1
the
New
York
Ysnkees
si
though
any
thing
might
happen.
Cruel
snd
unusual
things
happen
In
baseball.
Even
in
the
bigger
and
bettor
leagues.
Take,
for
example,
the
distressing
case
of
Cornelius
McOllllcuddy.
rinnmsnter
of
the
ageing
Philadelphia
Athletics.
This
fine
old
gentleman
has
-me
beautiful
and
rare
human
trait.
He
never
loses
faith
in
mankind.
No
matter
how
old
or
hem
bald
they
might
be.
Mack
signed
them
for
his
club.
Since
he
scrapped
his
mechanically
par-f-cv
ball
club
eight
years
ago.
however.
Pate
has
been
riding
hard
on
Mr.
Mack.
Every
year
hla
remade
club
alld
gracefully
into
the
cellars
of
the
American
League
and
remained
there
while
Macks
sccuts
Inspected
the
cradles
of
the
country
looking
for
choicer
Ivory,
which
they
never,
somehow,
found.
Msck
then
gave
up
that
Idea
and
began
collecting
older
specimens.
The
rhsrtey
ewraad.
the
lama
and
the
half-
Johnson
of
H.ItLS.
Durban
Johnsan.tblnd(
eajnet
to
keep
saaok
company
dKplared
.v.
St.
'Louis
Cardinals,
last
year's
paanant
Alappe)
paiq,
oua
neavy
.aa
ror
pisywra
ItptO)
Clroves,
Boley
and
Paul
Strand,
who
was
a
terrible
bust.
Two
year
ago
Mack
seemed
to
have
arrived
at
a
point
where
he
could
shoot
for
pen-nnnt.
He
rxnn
to
shoot.
And
than
it
happened
rhe
first
thing
Mack
and
his
boys
ran
Into
waa
Colonel
Rupert's
Yankee
machine.
And
wow!
Mack
team
waa
great,
but
the
Yankees
were
the
greatest
of
their
generation.
Thsy
apptar
good
tor
another
two.
or
mayos
five
years
And
that's
what
fate
did
to
Mr.
McOllllcuddy
In
his
declining
years.
And
that's
why.
If
y
have
sny
iciirs
to
hcd.
you
mlithl
drop
wiiue
of
.arm
for
Connie
Mack
now
sad
then.
SU
TS
for
MEN
Another
outstanding
value
for
the
man
who
wants
A
DRESSY
SUIT
Single
and
double
breasted
models
for
men
and
young
men.
All
sizes
and
many
patterns
to
choose
from.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
$24.95
BOYS'
SUITS
Boys'
Tweed
Suits,
in
very
fine
quality
and
good
wearing
materials.
Fifteen
only
in
this
lot
in
sizes
33,
34,
35
and
36
only.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
S3
95
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
MEN'S
SUSPENDERS
B.V.D.
Style
athletic
Underwear
in
fancy
.Jl-
S"PBf8-
p9?
a1
with
good
elastic.
Fresh
stock.
Nainchec
combinations.
Sii
34
to
4G.
Rep-
Bsckward
Season
Sale
Price
..
rjCn
Jfr
J56
a'u
45C
p,,.
Buit
OC
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
..
.
ux
MEN'S
HOSE
MEN'S
SHOES
.
Hoots
JlM,
and
Shoes
in
good
calf
leather
in
St.
Margaret's
pure
Wool
Hose
for
Men,
.
black
and
brown.
Goodyear
welt
In
the
assorted
shadea.
Made
in
England.
Re-
latest
styles.
Regular
7.60
value,
gular
76c
value.
Zf
Backward
Season
Sale
2M
OS
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
...
.
p,.jce
J1eOfJ
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