TWK
DAILY
NEWS
iturdav.
Jun
f
AGE
SIX
tu
Worth
Checking
j
Up
NO
matter
what
amount
your
budget
sets
aside
for
washday
expense,
you
will
find
that
we
offer
a
laundry
service
comfortably
within
it.
And,
more
important,
a
checkup
over
a
period
of
time
will
convince
you
that
laundry-washed
clothes
last
longer.
Hare
money,
guard
health
.
.
and
are
cleaner!
Call
us
on
the
'phone
.
.
.
we'll
gladly
help
you
arrange
for
this
new-era
methd
of
handling
the
family
wash.
THE
LAUNDRY
DOES
IT
IJBST
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
I'hone
8
PICNIC
SPECIALS
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS
Read
this
ad.
and
you
will
find
something
you
want
for
your
outing.
Reindeer
Cocoa
in
large
tins
2.V
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
per
lb.
.
."()
2
lb.
for
O.V
Lump
Sugar,
2
lb.
pkg..
.
2."5e
Icing
Sugar,
2
lb.
pkg.,
2
for
45f?
C.
&
B.
Jams
and
Marmalade,
individual
jars,
2
for
2.-
C.
4k
B.
Pickles
and
Chutney,
individual
jars,
2
for
JMf
This
is
one
of
the
best
I
known
lines
on
the
market.
Wax
Paper,
real
value,
Vi
lb.
pkgs.
2(t
6
for
,
$1.00
Envelopes,
50
to
package
l?
8
for
I
Of
While
they
last,
get
your
requirements.
Lunch
Tongue,
'4
lb.
tins,
3
for
$1.00
Meat
Wich,
lb.
tins,
5
for
.
$1.00
St
Ives
Meat
and
Fish
in
glass
jars,
assorted,
reg.
25c
per
jar,
special,
6
for
$1.10
Veal
Loaf,
lb.
tins
.
.
20
f
5
for
$1.10
We
have
just
received
a
shipment
of
Keelers'
Swig?
Fruit
Drops,
this
is
a
real
candy.
1
lb.
tins
T.lf
2
lb.
tins
$i.:r
We
have
a
full
line
of
Cooked
Meats,
Ram,
Roast
Pork,
Jellied
Tongue
and
Veal
Tongue,
Salad
Dressing.
Sandwich
Spread
Olives,
and
Soft
Drinks.
We
would
be
glad
to
suggest
anything
for
your
convenience.
Prompt
attention
to
outside
trade.
Try
our
Service.
Mussallem
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
Phone
18
Phone
8
1
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
657.
GOOD
FOOTBALL
IN
TEST
MATCH
IlLtrKS
AMI
OKEKN
.U
H
ITTEIl
THEMSELVES
f'KEI)ITAIll.Y
IN
OA
ME
PREPARATORY
TO
II.MA
IllRKAS
VISIT.'
The
test
m
Si
O
I
mi
SSJSaSaSje)
M.'
lgp
Between
teaau
lis
Hill
going
under
Um
nuames
of
utacu
and
Green
tbe'game
being
played
for
toe
purpose
of
trying
out
prospective
member
of
a
lecel
soccer
team
wntch
will
meet
an
aggregation
fsstn
H
Mis
Durban
next
moath,
was
.productive
or
some
very
good
football
at
times
The
score
was
one
all.
A
gcod-slsed
crowd
of
fans
was
in
attendance.
The
first
goal
was
made
by
A.
Dickens,
the
pick
of
the
forward
line,
for
toe
Greens
in
the
first
half.
Camp
bell
had
fisted
the
ball
out
but
Dickens
persisted
and
successfully
headed
it
In.
The
equalising
goal
for
the
Blacks
tu
made
In
the
second
half
by
A.
Maddon
from
Wilson's
centre.
Tot
the
Blacks.
Campbell
kept
a
good
goal
while
Sammy
Cunie.
at
centre
half,
played
a
fine
game
with
P.
Russell
and
A.
Had
don
the
best
of
the
forward
line.
Por
the
Oram.
Ross
played
n
effective
game
at
back
with
Harris
and
Wood
stars
of
the
half
backs.
W.
E.
WUliseroft
was
referee
while
John
Murray
and
Alex
Half
presided
on
the
side-lines.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(11
Tbe
Tramp
A
duck
tagged
in
one
of
the
south
ern
states
was
recently
ahot
in
North-
era
Alberta.
The
aluminum
band
taken
from
lu
lea
la
being
tot
warded
to
CANADIAN
SERVICE
From
Montreal
To
Brifat.
Uirrpool
and
(ItsMew
Antonla
June
23.
July
X.
Aug.
17
Letltla
June
.
July
71.
Aug.
34
Andanla
July
6.
Aug.
3.
Aug.
31
A
taenia
July
13.
Aug.
10.
Sept.
7
Tu
n)meth'llatre-Loeefl
Ausonla
June
23.
July
30,
Aug.
17
Auranla
June
39.
July
37.
Aug.
34
Acaanls
July
7.
Aug
3.
Aug.
31
Alsunla
July
13.
Aug
10.
Sept.
7
From
New
York
To
(nrfwten
and
IJterswnl
Key
this
.
.June
33
Prancsnla
.
.June
30
Te
(
hertwurc
and
Setilhameton
Aqultanla
.
.
June
30.
July
9.
Aug
1,
25
Barengaiia
.
.June
37.
July
16.
Aim
g.
as
Aug.
1
Msuretania
.
.
June
so.
July
uly
36.
afi.
At
To
liHndmidem
and
ntstfew
Transyleanta
June
33
Camercaia
June
30
Tu
Pllftinilth.llnr.fA4MlMi
Carmanla
.
.
June
33
Caronla
.
.
July
6
From
Boston
Te
Leetdendrrrr
and
rilasfew
Caledonia
July
IS
Transylvania
Aug.
13
To
OtteiKtewn
and
Uterawol
ocyima
.
.
June
m
Locnia
-awssi-wr
;
its
fiM
beautiful
Fisher
Bodies
alone
cannot
give
rS
you
the
complete
picture
of
the
New
Series
Pontiac
Six.
You
must
see
the
car
and
drive
it,
Low.swung
on
the
new,
long
wheclbase
are
the
superbly
styled
Bodies
by
Fisher
with
their
graceful
lines
and
richly
appointed
interiors.
Pulsating
beneath
the
new,
high
hood
Is
the
unproved
Pontiac
Six
engine
with
its
new
G-M-R
cylinder
head,
giving
smoother,
more
silent
performance
and
greater
operating
economy.
Four-wr
eel
brakes
give
added
safety
.
,
Lovejoy
Shock-Absorbers
provide
the
ultimate
in
riding
ease
and
comfort
.
.
a
score
of
other
refinements
contribute
to
Pontiac's
completeness
and
luxury.
The
New
Series
Pontiac
Six
leads
in
VALUE,
not
merely
because
it
is
the
lowest
priced
six
.
.
but
because
it
Is
the
ONLY
six
.
.
In
its
price
class
that
possesses
all
these
distinct
advantages.
You
cannot
conscientiously
buy
any
car
in
the
Pontiac
price
class,
until
you
have
weighed
Pontiac
value.
r-u.s.tic
Ail
lour
ifltr
about
tht
G.it1.C.
DtJtrrtJ
Ptjmtnt
PUn
which
mktt
buying
taiy.
,
WALKBIl
&
ROSS,
Prince
Rupert,
B.G,
"CATERPILLAR"
Tractors
for
the
FARMER,
LOGGER,
ROAD
BUILDER,
MINER
FREIGHTER,
AND
MUNICIPALITY
Wherever
rugged
power
and
performance
arc
demanded.
....
Literature
and
Pricee
on
Request
SOLE
MSTRIHUTORS
FOR
U.C.:
MORRISON
TRACTOR
&
EQUIPMENT
CO.,
Limited
1320
STANDARD
HANK
RUILDING
VANCOUVER,
IU
holt
best
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
THE
DAINTIEST
HREAKPAST
ViMW
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
li
Prince
Rupert.
ILC
'
m
A-
7licJs(cu
Series
pqntimi
six
FfiODUCT
OF
GENERAL
MOTORS
OF
CANADA.
LIMITED
I
Washington.
who
was
at
one
tune
on
the
around
staff
at
Lord's
He
hu
nnar
'
Rscentlr
arrived
Enaluh
naners
show
qualified
lor
Worcestershire.
Re
made
,u,y
8ltht
Hallows
u
leading
in
cricket
aver-
100
against
Kent
at
Worcester
and
fol-
Irnnnrl
th
World
Tnil
'aes
In
the
English
county
games
with
lowed
up
that
with
another
100
against
rrancoais
....Jan.
is.
twae
,
.
r,
,
.hi.
ih
oaao
hi.
uu
mtmn
ni
r
.
n.i
nt
w
uu
"
i-i-'
.
.
-
cana
at
Plymouth,
Kastbound
Money
orders,
drafts
and
Travellere'
Iowa
got
his
tilgn
record
by
being
not
146.
and
made
them
before
luncheon.
Cheques
st
lowest
rates.
Pull
Informs-
-.ut
in
two
games.
Be
la
obvtoutly
a
very
quick
scorer
and
wn
irocr.
local
agenu
or
company?
Of-
'la
salt!
to
be
a
beautinu
cutter
and
a
Ices.
633
Haatlnas
St.
W..
Vancouver.
...
.
.
All
angiana
u
tauang
snoui
w
wwimj
nut
ar.ver.
vcuni
encaet
proiessionai
naaasn
ww-
-
:s
HI
It
u
a
pity
that
there
is
not
a
local
cricket
team
to
play
Hilt
Durban
on
their
arrival
here.
They
have
a
strong
eleven
which
defeated
the
Eng
lish
Public
School
men
of
Victoria
a
lew
daya
ago.
e
s
Vancouver
Island
racing
this
year
opens
August
at
Colwooo
track
for
a
week:
a
week
at
the
Willows
from
August
16
to
36
and
commencing
Kept.
6
the
final
week
will
be
run
at
Col-
TWO
LEAGUES
FOR
LACROSSE
1.4
HA
1,
IMIVH
.lltl'IVU
IT
MILL
AMI
MJtll'.Mi:T
AKHIVINII
MONUAY
st
S.
Wood,
who
Is
organising
the
local
boys
for
lacrosse
Is
very
enthusiastic
over
the
result
of
bis
work
so
far.
He
expect
that
two
leagues
will
lie
formed,
senior
and
Intermediate,
and
some
of
the
lads
are
nbaplng
up
well.
The
equipment
ordered
Is
expected
to
arrive
Monday
fist
purchasing
of
this
was
made
possible
by
the
contributions
of
a
great
many
local
people
who
are
Interested
in
Ms
game
and
who
wish
to
see
It
go
ahead.
Practices
have
been
arranged
for
eleven
o'clock
tomorrow
morning
and
640
on
Monday
at
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
and
it
will
not
be
long
before
the
teams
are
seen
In
setevn
in
real
lacrosse
matches
Mr.
Wood
Is.a
former
New
Westmin
ster
man
who
has
played
in
the
teams
there
and
Is
an
enthusiast
for
the
game.
rbsaaVssV
iffflbtevarsiobt
mk
MtrjrjTHaael
1
Cove
is
.
onen
boat
for
ton
preepector.
who
navigating
Kll
a
i
u
p.
alto
outbosrd
motor
Is
to
be
installed.
Janrla
atcLeod's
gaaooal
Klesnor
Mac
has
been
on
the
McLean
wsys
this
week
for
copper
painting.
A.
O.
Watt,
divisional
master
mech
anic
for
the
Canadian
National
Ball
jwsr.
arrival
m
the
city
from
Prince
Oeorge
yeitrrday
a
beard
tbe
special
Klwanls
Club
train
and
returned
to
tht
lut-.-riLi
hu
niornlug.
TERRACE
John
L.
Barge
of
Qaeen
Charlotte
City
is
a
visitor
In
Terrs
oe
at
present.
H
P.
Olasaey
of
Prince
Rupert
was
n
town
on
Thursday.
Mrs
D.
C.
Btewsrt
of
Prince
Rupert
to
Uk
suest
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
k.
i
i-clntosh.
'
lira
D.
C.
MoRae.
Miss
Mary
ud
Master
Duncan
tacRae
arrived
freei
Prince
Ruert
on
Wednesday
to
visit
a
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
John
Mc-.ae
alias
Mary
Uc"k
left
again
on
hursday
on
a
hoi.
day
trip
to
Ootaa
Like
Miss
Brutnmltt
of
Vancouver
4rrled
'n
Wednesday
to
spends
bolldaf
with
er
brother.
Dr.
Brummttt.
Mrs.
W.
H.
Watt
returned
on
Wudnes-
cay
after
spending
s
few
day
in
Prince
lupert.
J.
Edward
of
Norcroas.
a
repreeenU-:
of
tbe
Vancouver
Morning
Star
"as
hex
on
Thursday
in
Use
course
of
trip
through
the
country
with
the
premier's
party.
An
artistically
arranged
"Welcome"
bannee
was
strung
all
OSS
Kalum
Street
at
the
beak
corner
In
honor
of
the
premier's
visit.
Many
of
the
vkstUng
gelegstes
spent
Friday
morning
on
sight
seeing
trips
around
tbe
country
anal
viewed
with
'n
teres
t
some
of
the
beauty
spots
always
much
admired
Base,
la
the
rcw
of
oeauurui
ansae
trees
stone
utaeise
Ave.
Mrs.
J.
B
Colthueat
and
David
left
Friday
to
spend
a
few
days
in
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Was.
Vanderlip
and
Arthur
left
on
Friday
for
ParfesvlUe.
VI.
to
oin
Mr.
Vanderlip
and
eaeee
their
home
there.
PRINL'R
RUPKirr
TIDRS
X
iw
of
Massett
is
hollday-
ng
at
the
bosne
of
her
slater.
Mrs.
Pted
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June
30
Meltta
July
6.
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Montcalm
July
13.
Aug.
10.
.Duchess
of
Bedford
July
30.
Aug.
IT
Montclare
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July
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Aug
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June
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of
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16
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rrarrwatrt
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Station.
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Ttlephont
jSr
Scyisour
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LADIES'
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Coats,
Millinery
and
Lingerie
Richmond's
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Third
Avenue
.
Figurecm
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lift
pYPROC
walls
and
partitions
will
make
your
summer
cottage
much
more
attractive,
crr.tort,
able
and
fire-safe.
Gyp
roc
takes
any
decorat
ion
a
perfect
material
with
which
to
line
your
summer
borne.
'
Write
for
free
book.
"Walls
That
Reflect
Good
Judgment,"
on
borne
planning
with
Oypcoc,
Hoc
baud
and
Instil
ex.
CANADA
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AND
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VANCO'
vkr
'"
Siuct
hwi
to
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For
Sale
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Albert
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McCafTery,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
WESTHOLME
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TONIGHT
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at
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and
9
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Lo
w
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screen
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