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Fifteen
years'
experience
in
rUKN'ITUHK
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
in
any
quantity
CEMENT
SAND
0
HAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
are
right,
So
is
our
Scrvfce
Fhone
us
and
Save
Money
ahd
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
P,hone:
201.
Night
Phone:
Ked
317.
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
on
our
stock-list
board
daily.
We
can
give
instant
service-:
in
buying
and
selling
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
also
have
facilities
for
accepting
Wheat
orders
on
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
Hcpresenting
Miller,
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.D.
Johnston
Co.Ltd.
017
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Hupert,
H.C.
LADIES'
DRESSES,
Coats,
Millinery
and
Lingerie
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
DRY
:
BIRCH
-.JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
i;
Single
load
$3.50
Double
Load
$6.50
Large
Sack
50c
COAL
PHICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peer
lose
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
580
13'J
Second
Ave.
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Roofing
and
Specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Hoofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shingles'
Hoi
I
Hoofing
Huilding
Papers
and
Felts
Everjet
Elastic
Paint
Plastic
Elastigum
Shingle
Stains
Creosote
Oils
Marine
Seam
Pitch.
Distributors-Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
High
High
Low
H
hi-.
ThL
UA1LY
NEWS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
Mdtf
aniji
THE.
WAITER
SAID
THAT
THE
SORRY-
BUT
SAM"-
VvHat
VEAL
WAbGOOD
BECAUSE
HE
'
Your
figh
wilu
Kir
n
or
"llCP
C
"T"t
tv
I'
C
rjk
r
J
.
WAtTER
ABOUT
V
.sviT
THE
jQT
A
'
FV
OE
HERE
IN
JLaT
i
i3
r
WF
n
BUT
I'M
GLAD
1
OROF'
PIIH
-
THAT
I
ORDERED-
J
VVJX
A
MINUTE.-
.
CERTAIN!
ZX
jrcunda
this
evening.
The
visitors
have
beaten
Vlcttrta
and
Bsqulmalt
combined
and
the
!
same
team
will
be
out
to
meet
the
local.
The
result
will
be
that
the
Prince
Hupert
boy3
will
have
to
extend
themselves
if
they
are
.
to
win.
The
visiting
team
Is
made
1,
up
as
fellows:
Ooel-
Ordinary
Seaman
Kebwell.
Right
back
Signalman
Broadfoot.
Left
back
Abls
Seaman
Beet.
Ragfct
half
Able
Seaman
Williams.
Centre
half
Leading
Telegraphist
Woods.
Left
Half
Leading
Assistant
Pegler.
Outside
tight
Stoker
Taylor.
Inside
right--eidh:pm:in
Melkllmarit;
High
LOW
High
Low
PKINCR
HUPKHT
TIDRR,
4
SATl'RHAY.
Jl'I.Y
II.
7
f
FOOTBALL
GAME
i
CRICKET
TEAM
PREPARING
TO
VISITOR'S
TI2AJI
SA.VIK
THAT
BKAT
IOrtl,
'
'
81
RVTN
'
Vttf'l'ftlltt
.'
K4-k
Sara,
......a.
1
FOR
TONIGHT!
QUITE
READY,
BATTLE
HERE
'
KINK!)
WILL
MKKT
TRAM
1
NTOKEK
VVMi'X
LAKR
OR
II.
M.
S.
DIHIIAN
TOMORROW
AFTERNOON
All
Is
et
for
the
football
match
be-'
.
,
..
.
.
ll;wlng
team
will
represent
Prince
upert
:
W.
H.
Wilson
Murray
(Captain),
T.
Peddle.
Dr.
J..
A.
'
West,
H.
T.
Croat.
R.
Leplne,
A.
81ooombe.
J.
B.
Dave.
venire
iorwara
beading
BlgnalmaB'
HeiUrdy.
I
h
''
PORT
PUAT
Inside
left
-Ordinary
Seaman
Dunlff).
!
,
uuwxn
reiv
aamng
Beaman
fafne
Prince
Hupert
tevn:
Ooal
H.
Oorbett.
Right
back
-A.
Halg.
Left
back
J.
Roes.
,
Right
half
Oeorgc
HU1.
Centre
half
R.
Weeds.
Left
half
T.
Had
don.
outsid..-
right
J.
s.
Wilson.
Inside
right
J.
Strachan.
Centre--Charlie
Baptle.
Inside
left-JW.
Ml
tihell.
-
Outside
left
C.
t.
Norrtngtr.n.
'fbe
organlnttcn
of
a
Jn.ilor
iacrostj
ci.gue
in
Prince
Ruper..
Mch
was
ti
have
b
en
eltected
at
a
inciting
o
i
Wednesday
night,
Hat
been
delerred
.mill
Monday
night.
At
this
meeting
i
:t
is
planned
to
have
representatives
4
tne
Klks,
Oyro
Club
and
pther
such
r;'..;.i:-tlcns
present
so
that
the
irague
may
be
started
off
on
a
sound
and
sub.Uar.tlnl
basis.
The
Elks
hav
heady
expressed
their
wUUngneas
to
;!st.
Very
snertly
now,
it
Is
hopef
iu
have
a
healthy
league
Under
way
Tonight's
boxing
card
with
the
Our--)
vlch-Clark
ten
round
bout
as
the
main
event
should
draw
a
good
attendance
I1:2B
a.m.
17
C
fit.
at
the
Exhibition
Hall.
Both
the
2.1
20
p.m.
21.9
"
i
piinclpuls
have
been
working
hard
and.
8
13
n
m.
2.10
"
;
Irom
the
looks
of
things,
both
will
17:04
pm.
7.6
"
'
nt
looking
for
an
opening
immediately
srnAY.
JM.Y
1.1
j
after
the
flrat
gong.
Ourvlch
Is
aald
12:2!
p.m.
18.4
ft
!rn
have
Improved
a
lot
of
late
and
a.m.
1.7
"
should
put
up
a
good
battle
against
13:00
p.m.
7.2
"
.
:he
Bllltigham
man
who
Is
also
said
MOXOAY,
Jl'I.Y
Ifi
.
tc
pack
a
punch
although
it
proved
0:12
am.
22.4
ft
!
rathci
ineffectual
against
Alf
Harding
a
13:12
pm.
19.1
"
few
weeks
ago.
The
siml-windup
6:51
n
m.
0.8
"
between
the
Norsks
ought
to
be
a
hum-
19
fr2
pm.
08"
jrtlnger
for
the
two
road
builders
are
Jl'I.V
17
eald
to
have
a
real
red
hot
grudge.
1:02
nm.
22
6
ft
-
-
H
no
pm.
19.7
"
'
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
"4-'
a.m.
0.2
"
Sast
at
8
JO
was
reported
this
morn-
H'
il
p.m.
93
"
r.R
to
be
oil
time.
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uir
x
aiiu
n.-r.nrrcw
pCtsracon
t
Acropglia
Hill
?
rounds,
commencing
at
2
p.m.
Players
c
requested
to
be
cn
the
ground
half
r.i
hr.iir
before
the
game
begins.
Doo
"JaFvrtan
will
be
umpire
and
the.
1wratna(
Club
lu
preparation
lor
hto
bout
next
Monday
evening
with
Stoke:
Percy
Lake
of
H.MS.
Durban.
In
or
der
tq
pome
to
Prince
Bupcrt
It
was
nrreesary
for
Wocds
to
postpone
from
land
and
won
by
knockcut
in
a
return
B.
rvint.
He
has
taken
a
declatoa
from
Frankle
Brill
of
Taccma
and
made
jit
a
dw
with
Dac
Sncll
He
alto
had
a
draw
with
Billy
Bonellllea
of
:r
Let
Angeles
Critics
who
have
been
j
.'allowing
Johnny's
workouts
consider
it
'
tr
be
:
t-.'.y
who
has
been
seen
.'!
In
action
in
this
city
since
Iu
Kegg
wm
litre
before
the
war.
,ot.ker
Lake.
22
years
of
age
and
Hi
;
cunds
In
weight,
should
prove
a
worthy
opponent
for
the
8ttUe
map.
;J4
hst
Had
over
fifty
bouts
all
of
?jhtch
ettcept
three
he
won.
He
lough
t
.xon.
ebao.plon
of
the
whole
of
India,
for
the
Ult
in
Hong
Kong
and
Tsdng
Ruddy
Benton,
United
States
T.arine.
lof
th;
lightweight
champlon-hlp
of
Chlru
this
y;ar.
Followlnt
ire
a
feW
of
the
opponents
be
ha
.'oi'ght
arid'
beaten:
Jack
Brown,
one
of
.the
top-'ones
m
London:
Andy
Tul-
llous,
baMam
weight
champion
of
Italy;
Kid!
Seeks,
who
fought
for
the
championship
of
Europe
but
lest:
Pop
Humphries,'
who
had
forty
fights
ti
his
credit
In
America
without
losing
3ne;
Kid
Kelly,
west
of
England
bantam
champion;
Nem
Holman.
cham-pir.n
of
English
ports:
Welly
Trainer.
Teddy
Benton,
Mat
George.
Young
reddle
Welsh.
Arthur
Spencely,
Albert
Ocal
and
Fred
Patton.
DETROIT
BEAT
THE
YANKEES
ATIIIKTICS
OXI.V
UKOKE
i:KX
WITH
CliU'AdO
IN'
111(1
I.KAdlE
iUM:ilAI.L
NEW
YORK.
July
II.
The
Athletics
loot
a
chance
yesterday
to
cut
deeply
:.u
the
Yankee
baseball
leadership
then
they
split
even
with
Chicago
while
Detroit
was
beating
the
hew
Yorkers.
The
Cardinals
Increased
their
Na-n
j2
I-
ad
to
five
and
a
halt
games
y
bti
tln-;
the
New
Yosk
QlaoU.
national
Lutein:
New
York
i:
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luts.
11.
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nil;
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4
'lghth.
Beaton
1:
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IXtrolt
4;
New
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2.
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L3tiis
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Boston
1.
Chicago
4-3:
Philadelphia
fi-l.
Cleveland
3;
Waahlnfton
1.
COAST
l.UVdlK
Sacrament;
3:
Ran
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1.
Missions
13:
Portland
3.
Holly
wod
I;
Seattle
2.
Oakland
3;
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Angelta
8.
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Cleveland
38
Washington
3C
Slcago
3
ton
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Detroit
32
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SLS73
W
anted
For
ale
For
Root
COLD
STORAGE
PLANT
VICTORIA
VICTORIA,
July
12
-
Erection
of
the
July
19
to
July
22
a
ton
round
kout
cold
storage
plant
at
the
Ogden
Point
,
1
rith
Allan
Franks
In
his
last
fight.
docks
will
start
alracst
Immediately,
'
fcidt
knocktd
out
Chub'jy
Wanheuser
Msyor
J.
carl
Pendray
announces.
The
zn
July
'
i.
He
made
It
a
draw
In
a
Mr.
II.
O.
Brown,
who
states
that
the
!
W.
Oocdrlck.
H.
Croxtord.
H.
Hughes
'
Mrst
bout
with
Jce
Marcas
of
Port-1
plans
and
speclfleatloiui
for
the
plant
-:
d
J.
Buahby.
v.
-
rrrti-
L.
Pnrkea,
II.
fapte.
E.
Baker.
3crer,
F.
J.
Fuller.
hare
rxett
completed
by
W.
0-
Swan.
I
-
intention
of
taking
the
work.
H.
B.
Rochester
presided
and
there
were
present
also
Trustees
MeMceeUn.
Johnson
and
Mrs.
Spencer,
Principal
Peddle.
Secretary
Williamson.
Man
in
the
Moon
t
i
a.
-.lit
Je
eays
ne
woum
lite
to
be
a
,Xory
but
he
knows
hit
friend
would
be
ashamed
of
him
If
be
was.
JV
declares
be'a
a
spiritual
1st
and
fr
got
into
touch
wtth
the
trradeo
Ot
Julliu
Caotar
to
find
out
lftw
Uie
JoUea
was
going
throughout
B.C.
Julius
told
him
to
go
home
and'
go
to
Heap
because
the
nrovlnce
win
ann-
H)i)ve
to
safe
after
July
18.
Of
oourMj
I
jskp'
xrmwe
wai
kfwear.-
CANADIAN
FREIGHTER
GOES
ONTO
PONTOONS
YtM-l
llrre
for
Tank
Installation;
AImi
to
Iwt
Cleaned
sii.l
I'alntrd
C.NJ3.
freighter
Canadian
Parmer,
which
.
la
here
for
the
Installation
of
fish
oil
carrying
tanks,
went
on
the
pontoons
at
the
dry
deck
yesterday
for
cleaning
and
painting.
The
Vessel
wiU
be
here
for
seversl
days
and
the
tanks
will
be
Installed
later.
12
STOLE
FROM
CANNING
COMPANY
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
July
12.-pleodlng
jytr
fcetdrtaglstrute
Shsw
yester
day
Ego
a
ggnarne
or
stealing
14,000
554
iffpiKPnipttwrt,
the
Canadlsa
Osnners
il2
I.Kl
Bohji
Ig,
Pntton.
accountant,
was
NEW
GENERAL
MANAGER
PLA
lEDjfEaTEitDA
Y
i
flF
mm
mm
In
spite
of
the
bad
weather
one
ten
.
nu
match
,af
the
city
tourroment
WA8IIluaTON,
,
July
Q,
F,
mm
was
myn
"ignt
on
me
Nelson
of
Duiutw
Mian.,
superintend.
C.NJl.
courts.
cnt
of
Hi'
Lake
Superior
dlvisiun
of
i
Vancouver.
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Venue,
Ufwbt
true
ted
view,
priet
the
Muntoifei
Debentures
Corporation
UK
jD.
Phoni
teaok
4M.
tl
of
M3htreal.
and
everything
Is
In
resvdl-;
;
'
lf
NEW
GAWP
AT
SALT
LAKES
AMD
(teas
to
go
ahead
with
erection,
except
the
letting
of
the
contract
Mr.
Brown
;
l
oandltioii
for
plana
to
erect
a
S80.DO0
plant.
In-'
8a-
Pft
tf
000
P',ni
"
"
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ll!00
TOR
SALS
MODERN
HOUSg.
OPEN
IrtaJleT
ssWintritstH
ntvn
I
MATRICULATION
CLASS
IS
DISCUSSED
BY
THE
LOCAL
SCHOOL
BOARD
The
question
of
whether
there
would
be
a
senior
matriculation
class
at
the
High
Bchool
this
year
made
ita
an
nua)
appearance
at
the
meeting
ol
the
school
board
last
night.
Principal
Peddle
reported
that
noth
lag
definite
could
be
stated
In
regard
to
the
number
of
students
offering
until
the
results
of
the
matriculation
xaminatlcns
were.
r
col
vert
from
Vlc-
trla
and
that
would
probably
not
be
until
the
end
of
the
month.
It
was
decided
to
announce
that
prospective
students
should
make
ap
plication
to
the
secretary
of
the
school
board
and
they
would
decide
about
the
claes
at
a
later
meeting.
So
far
only
about
five
have
notified
Uielr
para
f(Be
tt
FOR
RENT.
-
FOUR
ROOll
APART
-ment.
hot
water
heated.
Apply
SmiU:
aiaiiett.
Lid.
t
1X3R
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-meats
Apply
Mtiasallem
Qrocory.
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHSD
ROOMS:
also
small
suite.
Phone
Orson
SM.
is
ine
position
of
general
mtntget
of
toe
Alaska
Railroad,
effective
August
1.
MOUNTAIN
CLIMEERS
"
FROM
CALIFORNIA
TO
VISIT
PRINCE
RUPER!
They
Will
f
M
nil
.Month
n
Jawr
IMrk
IWfore
Martini
llMtirwanl
by
Tlir
Houle
JASPER.
July
13.
With
heavy
cleat
ed
hiking
shoes
on
their
feel
sod
all
manners
of
gear
on
their
heads,
oei
-bunded
and.
fifty
men
and
women.
IhvnSowt
of
the
Sierra
Club
of
Ollor-nla.
deacendeti
upon
Jasper
Nitkmal
Nrk
yesterday
They
are
on
their
aeth
annual
outing
and
will
be
fcefe.
Mkltlg
and
elimMag
the
Utah
raaaa
Tthefr
hotnes.
many
of
them
will
have
conquered
Mount
Robaon,
the
highest
of
all
the
peaks
In
the
Canadian
Rockies.
Tunorrow
they
wiU
start
out
afoot
from
delate
for
their
'first
eamn.
in
the
Tenquln
Valley,
near
the
A
ma
tb
vet
les,
under
the
raatparu.
one
of
the
wildest
and
moat
forbidding
ranges
in
Canada,
they
will
camp
a
week
pitting
their
strength
and
Inaenult
agsinst
such
formmeble
glaciers
as
Oeikte.
Parkinson.
Redoubt
and
Cas
cade.
After
dealing
with
the
Tonquln
V'jlley
to
the
beet
of
their
aWlltv.
the
climbers
win
turn
their
ambitions
to
Mount
Robinson
and
Berg
Lake.
rrom
there
the
.party
will
an
to
Prince
Rupert,
returning
to
Vancouver
by
Canadian
NaUonak
atcemer.
Some
of
the
most
noted
climbers
in
the
United
States
are
with
the
Sierra
Club
on
this
outing.
IIOTIX'
AHHIVAI.M
410
It
u
alleged
that
the
money
was
Mn.
George
Ulngstad
and
111
.300
!
itolen
over
a
perind
extending
from
sldino
ahd
Jtanette
Ruigttad
Dcrember,
1920,
to
December,
1937
for
Inapectlon.
Phone
405
FOK
KENT
OR
HKNT.
GLAPPBATON
HOUSE
Ninth
Avenue
Bast.
Rat
reesonsbte
Apply
City
Tteasorer.
City
Hall.
tl
C-.
RENT
-PIANOS,
PLAY
KR-PI
ANOS
Photwarapht
and
Sewing
Machine
-
-Walker
Muttc
Jitore.
t;
FOR
RINT.
FTJRNIStltD
FT.U"
roomed
tpartmeat
with
bath.
Water
woe
84T
04T
Drand
and
jMrs.
Shadwell
beat
Mr.
the
Northern
Pacific
Railway,
yester-
(Ha
toy)
.nivne
7-5.
7-0.
8-7,
B-7.
6.-3.
Da.
dav
waa
annointiul
h
r,..
tn...i,
and
Mrt.
J.
."Clyne
.
(I'rlnre
It
n
pert)
A.
Uals,
Mrs.
Oeorge
M.
Lee
and
child
snd
C.
field.
Anvox:
Mr
nrf
IWaard;
Mr.
trd
Mm.
Q.
p.
Atkinson,
R,
D.
Purvis,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
MoBrlde,
T.
A.
Sardlson
and
Mr.
and
Mrt.
A.
Farrow.
Vancouver:
M.
Emily
,
(Crnlriil)
A.
Swunbori!
;ind
O
Ludcfoid.
Terrace.
S.
McLauulilln,
Phrlaii,
D
Jeuann.
1
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books
and
s;;ot!a;
territory
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Propellers,
and
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of
all
dem-rlptlon
far
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Halt
Ixke
Kerry.
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HESOItTS.
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NOW
OI'KN
MIH1IXT
IIOlKl'IIIM.I
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r
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on
Lake!
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now
open
flOOII
ACCOMWOIIIIIOM
ion
in
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lakelae
Lake
Terra
na,
DO
AWCTIOXKKIM.
III
I'l
ItT
iirTlnl
1
rVUrral
lllnrk
furniture
of
all
kinds
or
eichanffd.
Crating
and
parkin-
f
noods
sold
on
evimx
Anrtloncrr.
O.J.
DAWES,
ClIIltOPHACTlC
Terms
can
be
arranged
on
us
In
stock.
t'urulturt
KAIKV
llAKKir,
Phone
52,
FUKNITUHK
AND
TJT!
Ycung,
Iort
eimpvm
LYouni
,nd
W
summons
mem
Wart
and
mattreaM
inniuHinu
Tut
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It.
K.
KVOIl'SON
II
Chlrnprarlnl
823
Third
Avenue
i
releph.ne
for
appointment
m
8
llesldence
nhone
Bl
fully
treatrd.
ttbllahed
1934
USE!)
CAHS
FOR
SAliJ
FOrd
To
Tti.W
hnH
t'l
Ford
TOn
Trnrlt
rlhk
starter
tvn
't
eorvt
aaaillllnn
M
Oakfcnrl1
Sedan.
1925.
foul1
larakasi
,h
ilnQiuUrca-.
Two
Ton
Trsffle
Truck,
i
tires
more
Mattress.
Slumber
K
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Hi
and
Phntnaii
lu
nn
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A,
MV(
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