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For
three
weeks,
commencing
May
7,
we
will
give
the
following
prices:
Single
lllankets
Double
Blankets
,"0(
All
Dlnnkets
washed
in
Ivory
Soap
and
returned
nice
and
fluffy.
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f
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$11.2.
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$12.00
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$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
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and
Storage
Phone
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Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnltun;
Moving.
Jl
MOR
FOOTBALL
Line-ups
tyr
the
Junior
League
football
fixture
tomorrow
afternoon
will
e
as
o.'Hows:
Borden
Street
School
P.
Kanaya,
J.
Pylc.
P.
Fisher.
C.
Smith,
P.
Vaccher,
D.
Hardy.
T.
Katauyama,
K.
Naka-moto.
H.
Wilson.
R.
Pong.
P.
Chenoskl;
spares.
H.
Morgan.
H.
Fisher.
T.
Dun-
gate
and
R.
Wllaon.
Booth
Memorial
School
T.
Smith.
M.
Forbes,
R.
Nelson.
M.
Calousl,
W.
Col-llson
captain),
R.
Ollker.
A.
Walter.
H.
Dickens,
T.
Bussanlch.
J.
McKay
and
O.
Winghani;
spares,
J.
Wood,
R.
Pranks
and
A.
Ivarson.
IWES
CIIAI-LEVCli:
Alf
Harding
this
moirlng
Issued
t
challenge
for
Dido
Ourvlch
to
meet
him
in
a
return
bout,
preferably
fifteen
or
twenty
rounds,
at
any
date
and
on
any
terms.
If
Ourvlch
Is
willing-.
Harding
aays
be
will
bok
for
winner
take
all.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4
4
SATURDAY.
MAY
86
High
7:M
am.
16.8
ft.
90:31
pjn.
17
A
"
Low
1:06
ajn.
10.0
"
13:44
pjn.
05
"
Hl'NDAY,
MAY
VI
High
8:38
a.m.
16.4
ft.
21:31
pjn.
18.0
"
Low
,
331
a.m.
0.1
"
14:32
p.m.
6.8
"
MOMI.VY.
MAY
BS
High
9:3S
ajB.
16.4
ft.
33:04
pjn.
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"
low
3:42
a.m.'
8.4
"
,
15:13.
paa
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11
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THE
DAILY
NSW3
IfXT-
Close
Match
Between
Gurvich
and
Harding
in
Which
Local
Boy
Given
Decision
After
Twelve
Good
Rounds
Putting
up
the
best
fight
he
has
ever
exhibited
in
a
local
ring,
I
Battling
Dido
GurM
at
the
Exhibition
.HaJ,
op,
Wefjnesdaj;,,.
TWriy
outpointed'
fjflfi
Harding
of
Calgarv,
rid.,
was,
(entitled
,Vohe
.
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n
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L
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nflnn
n
nnnal.
ling
twelve-round
bout.
Though
the
majority
of
the
good-sized
irowd
that,
witnessed
the
bout
seemed
to
be
In
.sympathy
with
the
decision
of
one
judge
who
gave
his
award
to
Harding,
who
doubtless
larried
the
fight
to
the
local
boy
practically
all
the
way,
a
careful
tally
of
the
actual
points
showed
that
Gurvich
hit
his
opponent
the
most,
though
perhaps
not
so
very
'
1
'
heavily
on
many
occasions.
This,
tote
Iht
with
his
more
effective
boxing.
ii.-.i)ly
greater
skill
and
certainly
Mip
rlci-
defence
work,
entitled
him
to
the
decision
even
though
with
many
It
aid
not
seem
to
be
popular.
Dido
snowed
vast
Improvement
over
previous
appearances
In
the
ring
here,
no
dcubt
as
a
result
of
his
recent
training
campaign
In
the
south.
Nevertheless,
Harding
was
the
persistent
attacker
and,
while
he
was
making
furious
onslaughts
throughout,
h
found
Dido
well
covered
on
almost
all
occasions
.nd
at
many
times
hit
wildly
to
mis
his
mark.
The
fight,
in
a
number
of
round:,
tcok
on
the
aspect
of
a
good
old
slugging
match
and
the
battle
as
a
whole
delighted
the
crowd.
A
re
turn
match
between
-these
two
boys
should
be
warranted,
possibly
be-fore
Ray
Clark
of
Belllaghaoi.
who
challenged
the
winner,
la
given
his
chance.
Promoter
Charlie
Brown
offered
a
fine
card
of
events
which
should
go
a
long
way
to
further
popularising
the
cauliflower
Industry
here.
Pete
La-pcrte
refereed
all
bouts
and
the
Judge
n
the
main
event
were
E.
S.
Vande-woort
of
Vancouver
and
Oeorge
Prlaaeu
Af
this
city.
Vandewoort
gave
the
decision
to
Harding
while
Frtoell
and
Laporte
were
In
favor
of
Ourvlch.
The
.najcrlty
thus
ruled.
uorsn
nv
koi'no
On
the
rounds.
Dido
possibly
had
the
tdge.
He
might
have
been
fairly
'.warded
honor
in
five,
Harding
in
four
with
three
even.
This
was
the
finding
of
one
of
the
Judge.
Referee
Laporte
giving
hardlng
three
with
four
even.
Hie
other
Judge
gave
Harding
five
rounds.
Dido
looked
In
the
pink
of
condition
while
Harding
seemed
to
be
carrying
upcrflous
flesh.
Both
Dido,
in
bright
red
trunk,
and
Harding,
in
plain
white,
were
cheered
when
they
entered
toe
ring.
A
wire
"as
read
from
Ray
Clark
of
Belling
'
cNvllenglng
the
winner.
PMmoter
Brown
announced
that
if
the
boy
did
net
fight,
in
real,
earnest
their
purse
would
be
liven
toe
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First
round.'
-Right
at
the
start
Harding
launched
into
a
vicious
attack
and
charged
Dido
Into
the
corner
and
tope.
Air
snorted
like
a
whale
In
his
onslaught
and
mi
smll-ng
a
lot.
Dido
covered
up
In
a
:rouohlng
position
and
landed
some
upper
handed
right
clouts.
Harding
did
practically
all
the
leading
and
It
wa
hi
round.
Second
round.
They
were
having
a
real
rough
and
tumble
with
Harding
charging
first
and
then
Ourvlch.
There
was
a
brief
spell
of
toe-to-toe
slugging.
Harding
swung
hard
and
some
were
wild,
missing.
Though
Alf
was
chaaing
Dido
around
it
was
probably
the
latter'
round
for
what
attack
he
made
were
more
effective.
Third
round.
Two
charge
by
Alf
made
Dido
cover
up
tight.
Then
Dido
landed
two
or
three
tough
ones.
Harding
was
leading
and
setting
a
furious
pace
with
Dido
holding
him
off.
There
was
a
lot
of
slugging
In
this
round
atfilch
wa
Harding's.
Fourth
round.
Dido
wa
doing
the
leading
at
the
opening.
He
missed
a
swift
uppercut.
Harding
wa
not
so
lively
but
he
rushed
and
mbwed.
He
took
a
hard
smacker
from
Dido
who
had
this
round.
Fifth
round.
Dido
wa
boxing
the
best
and
wa
doing
much
of
the
lead
lng.
There
wa
clinching
and
a
spell
of
toe
to
toe.
Dido
wa
a
good
a
Hardrng
la
the
Infighting
and
also
took
the
round.
SUtfc
round.
Harding
chased
DUlo
around
the
ring
and
hit
him
hard,
getting
a
fair
return.
Dido's
longer
isacb
wa
serving
him
well.
It
wa
Harding'
round.
Seventh
round.
Dido
running
around
the
outside
of
the
ring
landed
first
and
then
got
some
lively
clouts
for
hi
trouble.
Harding
u
holding
the
centre
of
the
ring
with
Dido
dancing
in
and
outalde
from
the
edge.
It
koked
like
Dido
might
be
tiring
but
there
wa
lots
of
life
In
him
yea.
3ound
wa
even.
Eighth
round.
Harding
wa
the
g-.reesor
and
did
moat
of
the
hitting.
Dido
waa
crouching
and
hanging
ou
It
was
hard
for
Harding
to
find
hi
!aee
or
the
front
of
his
body.
Dido
wa
missing
more
than
previously.
Harding's
round.'
Ninth
rounoV-irrbey
were"
both
slowing
up
with
Dido
slightly
the
beat
at
first.
Ourvlch
drew
a
bloody
nose
In
infighting
toward
the
close
of
the
round
which
-wa
fairly
even.
Tenth
round.
Herding,
who
had
his
y
out
for
a
knockout,
launched
another
fierce
attack
whleh
Dido
fairly
returned.
Dido
seemed
somewhat
'"her
and
possibly
had
a
shade
of
this
round.
Eleventh
round.
Dkk
tapped
Hard-
ir-g'i
face
several
tunes,
particularly
hla
note.
HI
ekW
at
covering
ur
saved
him
tram
Harding'
onslsught
and
possibly
a
good
deal
of
punishment.
Then
Dido
uncorked
an
offensive
of
his
own
which
wa
enough
to
give
nun
this
round
pretty
clearly.
Twelfth
round.
Harding
opened
right
up
and
was
obviously
after
a
kneek
out.
But
Dido's
defence
was
too
good
and
he
fought
enough
himself
to
make
things
fairly
even.
rnn.uilvtitiKH
:
wa5
Ute
round
sxhlMtlqn
IftWfCsf
WiAnUuMbi,
a
young,.
Italfr
and"
Donald
Kennedy
aa
Taunt.
'.SootUnd,
These
younfttejfr
put
Into
each
other
all
the
tune
with
plenty
of
action
to
draw
down
much
applause
and
put
the
crowd
In
such
humor
that
there
wa
a
generous
shower
of
silver.
In
the
ecooad
preliminary,
Ourly
Nelson
was
considerably
too
heavy
for
Eddie
Smith.
In
spite
of
this
there
were
some
heavy
exchange
with
Smith
providing
most
of
the
action
while
Curly
cabaly
waited
and
had
the
beet
of
it.
When
Nelson
landed
he
landed
herd
while
Smith
wa
a
bit
wild
and
cci'tlderably
winded.
Nelson
waa
awarded
the
decision
In
three
rounds.
The
Nick
0irvleh
-Johnny
Pierce
en
gagement
did
not
lt
loag.
Johnny
waa
a
nervous
boy
when
he
entered
the
ring
and
Nick
knocked
him
down
and
dated
him.
Johnny
got
up
and
looked
for
Nick
and
dldnt
have
to
wait
long.
Nick
socked
him
so
hard
that
Johnny
appealed
for
mercy
to
the
referee
and
It
eneded
thus
before
a
round
wa
through.
Jack
Holroyd
had
It
all
over
Jimmy
Hyan
of
Metlakatlt
but
the
latter
waa
laame
and
ttwkls
.Hctyhg
jike
'a
llttte
did
was
one
or
two
Ineffective
Jumps.
Jack
lot
Hie
native
bard
but
could
not
down
him
though
he
gave
him
a
Moody
none
which
smeared
hi
whole
face
up.
Jimmy
wal
brave
and
made
Jack
work
to
the
one.
The
crowd
got
a
kick
put
of
the
four
round
semlwindiip
-
between
Tommy
Crowley
from
Wale
an
.Tlger
Boulter
Tommy
had
a
queer
adtfoh,
which
made
everybody
laueh.
lie
b4
a
low
motion
wind-up
from
side
to
ide.and
every
time
he
got
hit
he
smiled.
He
did
not
ppear
to
be
looking
but
apparently
Kiddies
surely
do
delight
in
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
And
Kellogg's
are
good
for
them
breakfast,
lunch
or
supper.
Always
so
crisp!
So
easy
to
digest!
CORN
FLAKES
he
wa
Bduitsr
was
the
aggressor
in
the
first
round
for
Crowley
wasted
no
energy
or
talents.
Crowley
launched
a
couple
of
attacks
in
the
second
round
after
Boulter
had
led
up
to
him.
The
Welshman
seemed
to
be
surprised
that
be
was
not
getting
bit
more.
He
cov
ered
up
well
and
did
some
clever
dodg
ing.
Both
landed
some
in
the
third
round
though
Crowley
waa
covering
up
altogether
too
much
to
make
a
fight
of
It
It
looked
like
Crowley
must
be
saving
something
up.
In
the
fourth
round,
hi
left
hand
seemed
to
be
out
of
action.
He
wa
working
only
with
his
right.
Though
Boulter
provided
the
most
of
the
action,
all
be
got
out
of
It
wa
a
draw.
Tee'
purse
for
the-
main
event
was
SOO
evenly
spilt
win.
loss
or
draw.
Though
the
management
lost
money
on
this
show
owing
to
the
small
nee
of
trie
crowd.
Promoter
Charlie
Brown
states
there
win
probably
be
a
return
bout
between
Ourvlch
and
Harding
about
the
middle
of
neat
month
with
the
bout
with
Ray
Clark
follow
ing
later.
M.
M.
LAMB
MADE
A
POSSIBLE
AT
500
AT
SHOOTING
YESTERDAY
Owing
to
the
bad
weather
yesterday
morning
there
was
a
very
small
group
ahootlng
at
the
rifle
ranges
M
M.
Lamb
made
a
possible
So
at
the
500
yards
and
was
awarded
a
spoon
for
his
skill
tet-jrar
w:
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809
6WTtl.
W.
Bass'.
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Form
No.
18,
Section
39)
LAND
ACT.
NOTICK
OF
1NTKNTIOV
TO
APPLY
in
ri
ill
ll.E
l,.Mi
In
Print
niirwart
TanH
Ou.
i
trict
and
situate
about
4
miles
from
the
iiiuuin
oi
Anuue
Kiver.
TAKV.
NflTHT
,.
,k.
Western
Mining
Company
of
Vancouver,
"
mining
uompany.
n-
-
--
-mrr;
huhhiii
vo
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
-
wa
w.
vv
.
t,Vi
IICJI
,
lAJl
sfU
thence
southwesterly
100
chlns;
thence
asatfM,l
V
l
II
rra
I
rm
B.mu
I
.
northeasterly
100
chain:
thence
westerly
20
chains
and
wiblni.
,
ia
.
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J
ill.
......b
m
acres,
more
or
leas.
F.
PARDOE
WILSON,
Agent
for
,
.
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A
Western
Mlnlne
Co
Dsted
18th
April.
1930.
No
Substitute
for
"Fruit-a-tives"
It
Cleanses,
Strengthens
and
Tones
up
the
System
SOME
people
buy
laxative
casually
and
then
wonder
why
constipation
persists.
Ordinary
laxatives
merely
goad
the
system
Into
action;
then,
weakened
by
harsh
treatment,
the
body
lapses
Into
worse
condition
than
ever.
While
relieving
constipation
Frult-a-tlve
build
up
general
health.
Made
of
juice
of
fresh
fruit
and
tonic,
for
21
years
It
has
been
aiding
people
to
positively
overcome
constipation.
Try
It
yourwlf.
25c
and
50c
a
box.
m
l.
No
other
corn
flalcsi
tqutl
Kellogg
for
flavor
and
criip.
nen.
Kellogg's
are
never
touh-thiek.
NeverKeavyl
Alwayi
tiln
light
and
crttpt
Serve
for
lunch,
dinner
or
break,
fail.
Delicious
with
milk
or
crtim
-fruits
or
hoeey
added.
Order
at
hotels,
eafeltriai.
Oa
dining-cars.
Sold
by
all
groctri.
Made
by
Kcllegg
in
London,
Oat
At
way
ovtiutrtihl
SXfT"
SATURDAY
Frizzeli'H
(.enuine
Sale
On
every
article
for
jiMir
protection
Third
Avenue
at
FRIZZELUS
GIGANTIC
SALE
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HE
THE
TALK
OF
HUM
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Outstanding
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cv.
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nufnificvnt
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irrespective
of
coat,-
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know
that
the
price
carried
m
Mi,
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sl
aalea
tar
an
the
loweat
ever
niirrnl
quality
mert'handiae
in
thin
city.
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will
buy
a
lot
here
nn
Jlaturduy.
Baryain
Table'
galore
cam;',
loads
of
ifooda
in
eviiyday
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a
hundred
diffen-ni
!
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llnla
and
Drenim,
taUf
m
.nl
get
your
share
of
the
bargain
Sa
iml
Yours
ainrerely.
W.
ti.
HEAtU
FRIZZELUS
V
DON.T
MISS
THIS
TIIANl'E!
DEMAND
Third
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"Rupert
Brand"
ippers
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