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PRlEKJDS
ARE
COINC
TO'
THE
Panfs
A
new
lino,
made
in,
England.
Boys'
worth
$2.25.
0urprice
$1.25
Men's,
worth
$2.50.
our..pri.ce.
S1.49
We
have
some
wonderful
value
in
Dres
Pants
for
men
and
young
men
and
boys'
knickers
and
bloomers
at
prices
to
beat
the
mail
order
houses.
FI.ANNELETTE
BLANKETS
10-4,
verv
fine
quality.
$1.65
Only
2
to
each
customer.
Montreal
Importers
J.
R.
Sillier.
Proprielor,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
R.C.
REDS
Transfer
Fifteen
years'
experience
in
FURNITURE
AND
PIANO
5IOVINC
We
fell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
in
any
quantity
CEJIENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,'
weights
and
measure
are
right.
So
is
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
20L
Night
Phone:
Red
317.
Roofing
and
Specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Roofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shingles
Roll
Roofing
Ruilding
Papers
and
Felts
Everjet
Elastic
Paint
Plastic
Elastigum
Shingle
Stains
Creosote
Oil
Marine
Seam
Pitch.
Distributors
Albert
&
McCaf
fery
Limited
Phones
11C
and
117
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
$3.50
Double
Load
$6.50
Large
Back
50c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
.
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransler;
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
580
139
Second
Ave.
MILK
ILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EAkRLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENT1NDAIRY
Telephone
C57.
REDS
KEEP
UP
LOSING
STREAK
ST.
LOUS
CAIUIINAIJ
.IKE
IMV
THHEE-ANO-A-HALT
GAMES
I
P
IS
XATIONAL
CHANGES
IX
AMRHICAN
(Speclal
to
Dally
Nwl
NEW
YORK,
June
33.
St.
Louis
Car
dinals,
winning
over
Chicago
Cubs.
stretched
their
lead
In
the
National
League
yesterday
to
three-and-a-halt
games
over
the
Cincinnati
Reds
who
lost
to
Pittsburg
Pirates
and
are
now
threatened
by
the
Mew
York
Oiants
for
econd
place.
ment.
Yesterday's
scores:
NATIONAL
LRAOCE
Cincinnati
1.
Pittsburg
11.
St.
Louis
4,
Chicago
1.
Others
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
AMERICAN
I4AOI
E
Philadelphia
-Hew
York
postponed.
Detroit
3.
St.
Louis
8.
Chicago
7.
Cleveland
6.
Boston
1.
Wsshington
3.
COAST
LEAOIE
Seattle
0.
Missions
13.
Los
Angeles
6.
Oakland
10.
San
Pranclsco
4.
Sacramento
11.
Portland
3.
Hollywood
3.
LEA
CH
E
fTANIINOS
Nstlmel
leagae
W.
Is.
Pet.
St.
Louis
41
33
441
Cincinnati
88
30
487
Mew
York
31
34
464
Chicago
3
80
J38
Brooklyn
30
39
JOS
Pittsburg
37
32
.436
Boston
31
35
475
Philadelphia
18
37
-308
Aaferrtraa
Is
New
ork
48
13
.780
Philadelphia
38
38
414
St.
Louis
83
88
483
Washington
38
30
484
Cleveland
35
34
.453
Boston
31
33
484
Chicago
38
37
483
Detroit
38
38
477
Around
The
World
WithiSport
Fans
l
Tfce
Trea.pl
The
pot
of
gold
which
Andy
Paynt
found
at
the
end
of
the
long,
long
rainbow
in
C.
C.
Pyle's
transcontinental
marathon
will
wipe
out
the
dfbta
that
for
years
have
kept
a
mortgage
over
hM
father's
farm
Pan
of
the
S36.000
will
build
a
new
house
and
buy
furniture
for
Andy's
mother,
end
some
of
the
money
wiu
take
Andy
through
col
li
be
enough
to
mal
deter,
happy,
too.
era
ana
"No
cause
for
tears"
Is
the
opinion
of
H.
at.
Abrahams.
British
Olympic
champion,
after
comparing
the
chances
ot
British
athletic
with
other
nations
for
the
coming
Olympic
games
He
un
hesitatingly
says
that
the
prospects
for
British-success
sre
brighter
now
than
tbey
were
In
1834.
and
that
Britain
has
more
first-class
runners,
hurdlers,
snd
Jumpers
than
ever
before.
"As
to
our
gssaeral
prospect
at
Amsterdsm.
I
re
fuse
to
be
as
pessimistic
as
most
of
the
people
with
whom
I
have
discussed
our
chances."
Abrahams
ssys.
RanJI
was
the
moat
remarkable
Instance
in
all
cricket's
history
of
s
man
expressing
through
the
game
not
only
his
individual
genius
but
the
genius
of
his
race
says
a
writer
In
the
Man
chester
Ouardlan.
No
Englishman
could
have
batted
like
Ranjl.
"Ran)!."
said
Ted
Wajnwright
once.
"
'e
never,
made
a
CTerlsMsA
stroke
In
his
life."
Itie
light
U
sBdo
oA
dUr
crfckat-flejk
wbep
RanJI
batted
was
a
light
out
oFrilg
own
land,
a
dusky,
lnncrutsble
light.
His
wss
the
cricket
of
black
magic
indeed.
A
sudden
sinucu
turn
of
the
wrist
snd
lol
the
ball
had
vanished
where?
The
bowler,
knowing
he
had
aimed
on
the
middle
stump,
aaw.
as
in
a
vision,
the
form
of
RanJI.
all
fluttering
curve.
The
bat
made
Its
beautiful
pass,
a
Wlxard'a
wand.
Prom
the
very
middle
stump
the
ball
was
spirited
sway
to
the
avg-alde
boundary
And
the
bowler,
good
believer
In
the
true
faith,
crossed
himself
st
the
Iglit
of
it
all.
"Ran-Ji."
declared
Oecrge
Oifien.
"Call
him
O
rMS.
ty
lail
Futon
S.m.
fa.
CnM
BriMia
Msa
r
teams
in
the
standing
should
still
be
rood.
In
the
light
of
the
progress
that
so
far
has
been
made,
no
sudden
shift
In
the
National
League
standings
could
re
very
surprising
now.
OLYMPIC
HA7EK
AT
AMHTEUtlAU
Opening
ceremonies
July
38
Track
and
field
July
3S-Aug.
5
Wrestling
July
31
-Aug.
1.
Fencing
July
38-Aug.
1
Rowing
Aug
3.
-Aug.
10
Swimming
Aug.
4-Aug.
11
Cycling
Aug.
J-Aug.
5
Lacrosse
Aug.
4-Aug.
9
Marathon
Aug.
Boxing
Aug.
7-Aug.
11
Closing
ceremonies
Aug
13
f
Terminals
and
Regiment
drew
3-3
latt
evening
in
the
Dominion
Cup
match
ia6
as
a
remit
will
meet
on
Dominion
Dsy
in
the
final
of
the
same
compe-
iltlon.
With
the
hill
and
wind
In
thetf
favor
Regiment
had
rather
the
better
of
the
i.r-t
half.
Both
forward
lines
were
dan-g-.rous
in
turn
Corbttt
sved
from
rUrrlaon.
Strachan
and
UalDORB
and
Ourvich
did
well
to
repel
a
fan
drive
-,f
Baptie's
who
was
playing
Bnajgsms
t
centre
naif
for
Rafimeiit
DgjaeU
ai
V-ngth
put
.Regtoetit
a
goal
np
from
rlce
in
and
at
the
wsme
thae
gM
a
xick
that
crippled
him
for
t?V
rat
of.
the
game.
Por
a
penalty
tor
Wilson
put
the
Regimen
tsjs
J
lip
ST
JOHN
HALIFAX
C714
a
batsman?
Why.
he's
bloomln'
con-'
m'o
nad
all
the
better
of
thu
halt
jurcr!"
SPORT
CHAT
With
Philadelphia's
failure
ihls
week
to
make
any
impression
upon
the
American
League
leading
Hew
York
Yankees,
a
turning
point
U
probably
marked
la
this
season's
competition
la
that
division
The
result
of
it
is
that
.Vew
York
la
still
away
out
on
top
'tad
tfce
Mackmen
have
came
very
close
to
losing
second
place
to
the
St.
Louis
Browns
who
-have
been
cutting
quite
a
aaatbe
of
late.
While
all
this
tend
to
slacken
even
more
the
Interest
in
the
doings
of
the
American,
a
hectic
race
or
honors
is
still
in
progress
in
the
National
where
it
is
stlU
possible
for
White
8pz.
were
displaeed
from
fourth
any
team
in
the
league
to
emerge
on
place
In
:he
American
League
by
the
,
top.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
are
still
sport-Waab'ngton
Senators
who
won
from
tr.g
a
three
game
lead,
mainly
as
a
re-Boston.
The
While
Sox.
In
turn,
went!
stilt
of
their
recant
striss
with
the
up
from
the
cellar
and
the
Detroit
Cincinnati
Beds,
but
there
are
many
Tigers,
who
tost
to
the
booming
St.
games
to
be
played
yet
and.
with
a
Louis
Browns,
are
now
left
in
the
base-
little
luck,
the
chances
of
the
first
five
t
t
t
t
t
t
i
t
t
FOOTBALL
GAME
ENDED
LN
DRAW
FINAL
HTMinOLE
HILL
TAKE
PL-tCE
OS
IXIMI.MON
DAY
FfiJI
CI
V
Baptie
and
Cort:t
were
very
safe
for
Regiment'
and
kept
the
Terminals
st
jay
for
a
long
t.m-
At
length
Dlcken
tt
Corbett
with
a
good
shot
Our-v.ch
caught
a
com
re
from
Wilson
and
rrjm
Korrtngton
but
it
was
Terminals'
-jame
and
Strachar.
caught
a
shat
oi
Turrie's
that
wm
intended
for
goal
and
urncd
It
past
Carbett
to
equalise
Tlli
'.lie
end
TwrlnlnsU
were
on
the
sgxres-lve
but
cculd
not
score.
Teams:
Regiment
Coro-'it.
Ross.
C-rorge;
Kel-:jr
BapUe.
Tinker;
Wilson.
Russell.
ustM.
Hadgkinsiii
and
Harrington.
Terminals
Oi.r.T.h:
Skinner.
Hawe;
MU1.
Currie.
MacDouald;
Karruin.
Ztrachan.
Dtckem.
Chenkl.
Donstd.
Referee
W.
Wllliscrcft.
Linesmen
A.
Ctspperton
and
L.
Bond
Terminals
were
best
nerved
by
Skin-.
:r.
MacDcnald.
Cuir.e.
Hill
and
8tra-.:n
and
Barrison
Regiment
owed
their
'.raw
principally
to
Corbett
and
Baptie.
Selsey
was
good
but
the
forwards
put
ip
a
poor
display
after
RusseU
went
am.
KETCHIKAN
ASKS
BASEBALL
TEAM
lil
t
PHl.NCE
Hi
rERT
IS
NOT
K-
PkCTBli
TO
BE
ABLE
TO
COMPLY
REO.IEHT
Ben
Self
Is
in
receipt
of
a
ecmmun
iticn
fr-m
Charlie
Idler,
former
player
oi
this
c:ty.
Inquiring
Into
th
possibility
of
Prince
Rupert
sending
a
tjseLali
team
to
Ketchikan
on
July
4
with
a
Ketchikan
team
paying
a
re
.:rn
vlalt
during
Pair
Week.
The
mat
ter
is
being
taken
up
with
the
Pair
Board
buf
prospects
for
the
propcsal
teing
emptied
with
do
not
seem
very
irigbt
owing
to
the
failure
of
baseball
.rganixatlcn
here
this
season.
Ketchl-can.
though
amaller
than
Prince
Rupert,
has
a
three
team
league
In
oper-.lon
this
eeascn.
LOCAL
MARKSMEN
TO
ATTEND
PROVINCIAL
SHOOT
IN
VICTORIA
William
Brass.
M
M.
Lamb.
C.
V
Evitt
and
A.
Wylle
will
leave
at
the
.nd
of
nxt
week
fcr
Victoria
where
they
will
represent
the
Pint
North
BC
Regiment
Rlfit
Association
st
the
III-:ieth
annual
shoot
of
the
British
Columbia
Association
on
Beal's
Range
at
Saanich.
"P.;
event,
in
which
the
local
men
are
hopeful
of
making
a
good
?b:wl!g.
win
be
in
progreu
from
July
4
to
July
7
Pf
1,
,
Oesiment
two
goals
to
none.
The
wind
had
died
down
but
Tar-
EDUTAINMENT
LAST
NIGHT
BY
SALVATION
ARMY
WAS
SUCCESSFUL
Aa
tfntoyabte
and
successful
enter.
t
was
held
last
evening
In
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
with
a
large
au-
d'ence
In
attendance.
Capt.
Jame.t
Sto-
'VXS.i"'"-
liWtlTSB
f
4iBBfT8Saw
An
Ally
oS
Commerce
CO-OPEJIATING
with
every
pbaee
of
CanatLn
enierprase
r
oi
branches.
In
For
the
greater
prosperity
ot
Canadian
business.
mm
,
IB
T
T'a
a.
isa
a
fcr(
;
ar
st
g
I
"v.j
mm
4-
vAMCoovcn
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Braiit-h
-
F
E.
Rubwison,
Managei
ill
i
ii
i
i
.
r
mi
i
a?"
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
!INB
ROOM
BOOBS
POR
RBNT.
1081
Second
Avenue.
Sultasjie
tar
rasa'
lng
purpesas.
Phone
848
or
178.
OB
RBNT.
Hotwakaeplng
married
couple
Miss
L.
Jonas.
suitable
Phone
Res)
838.
OR
RENT.
ClJtPPXBTOM
HOUSB.
tunth
Aventss
last.
Bant
res
sonants
Apply
City
Treasurer.
City
Hall
tf
OS
RBNT
PIANOS,
rnAYBR-PIABOS.
Pnonogrsphs
and
Sewing
Machlrtes
-
Walker
Music
Store.
tf
OR
BBMT.
FURM!SHKD
roomed
anartmant
with
bath
paid.
Phone
847.
POOS
Water
tf
LAT
POR
RBtrr
SIX
ROOMS
AND
bath,
on
aixlh
Avenue.
W.
pho
5tt
or
Black
338.
U
POR
BRvTT-eRSIIBHBU
HOTWOsS.
lng
rnesrii
by
the
day.
week
or
month
Phone
Bad
807.
tf
tor
wan.
poos
boom
apart-
meat,
hot
water
heated.
Apply
Smith
Uallatt.
Ltd.
tf
POR
RSNT
THRSB
RCOM
COTTsVQS.
734
SevenUj
Avenue
W.
Phone
Black
'4JT.
,
j.
148
s
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POB
SSRT.
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rowrtaJn-KD
AIART-
menU
Apply
Mnsssllera
Oroeery
LOST
Pindar
please
pbooe
pue
888.
SCHOOL
OF
LITEltATUIlE
Sell
Your
Imagination.
1
TAILS'
TO
WHITE
HTOKIES
Free
Information,
School
of
Literature,
Tt7
HtaiMtsril
IWnk
imiMlnt.
VsaesMier,
LC.
usrt
preside
and
the
program
included
a
Bible
reading
by
Miss
Florence
Piarce.
olo
by
Capt.
Bfooart.
kaapo
selactloa
oy
Chutns
and
Sunbeam,
piano
aolo
by
Puller,
recitation
by
Miss
Real
3mlth.
recitation
by
Miss
L
Jonas.
musical
barrel
novelty
by
Capt
Bto-
bait.
Ted
Almon
and
Tom
Smith,
plana
lo
by
Miss
Anita
Lipsln.
raeitatloa
ny
Tom
smith
snd
reading
B;
MM.
Oar
lyie.
During
an
Intermission,
ice
cream
was
terved
and.
after
the
program,
article
left
over
frcm
a
recent
sale
were
acid
nn
cap
atone
tt
conanicting
I
be
sale
asfwim
ny
ftrr
awTXaT.'Mrt
Mclato
-
,
DoThr
Smith.
Miss
Annie
smith
and
Hon.
Dr.
8.
P.
Tolmie.
provincial
Con
servatlve
leuder.
Joshua
BlnchllBs.
Vic
toria.
M
L
A.;
Bruet
McKelvle.
Vancou
ver
newspapeiman.
and
other
members
of
the
campaign
nartv
left
an
ki.
morning's
train
for
Bmlthen.
the
next
ttop
m
their
northern
election
tour.
They
will
speak
at
the
interior
railway
town
tonight
and
will
proceed
from
there
to
Pr'nee
Oeorge
Dr.
Tolmie
Is
sccompsnled
on
hi
tour
by
bis
son.
LakekM
Laas).
Terrace.
B
C
1
I
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
&
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
AGENTS
WANTED
FpR
RJKjjX
SALVAGE
AND
TOWING
i
bussonal
avMrrma
camm
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
agents
wanted
to
take
orders
lor
the
finest
line
ever
ahowa
in
Canada.
Begal
Art
Co.
Manufacturers.
310
Spadina.
Toronto.
FOR
SALE
Oft
SALC.
TBRK8
PIBOB
CB4eTrfB-field
Suite,
six
hole
Monarch
range,
kitchen
cabinet,
table.
McClarjra
heater
and
other
houatboM
furniture.
Phone
Blue
318.
147
LD
NBTWSPAPBP4
MAY
BCJ
OSBD
1
title
id
of
building
paper
or
to
lay
beneath
carpets
on
tat
floor.
Oat
special
price
on
larfe
quaatiua
Daily
News.
OR
SALS.
180
ACRJCS.
10
ACR8S
cleared
and
fenced.
Bouse,
bant.
chicken
bouse,
fine
spring
water.
8708.
Apply
1.
B
Parkins.
Skaana
Crossing
OR
BALK.
NSW
PSRfBCTIOM
Coal
OU
range
with
oven.
In
good
condition.
Apply
318
Sixth
Street
ORSAUt
OOOO
POOR
ROOM
HOCSB
at
Seal
Cove.
8850
on
terms,
atc-
Caffery
Olbbans.
148
r
"
-
OR
SAUL
POURT8W
POOT
ROW-boat.
Apply
Stork's
Hardware.
14
Co.
Ltd.
HAS
IIAKOAINK
IN
OAS
HOtTM
ftnull
Bate
matt
Tnmtilir
for
Bats
SlUIMER
RESORTS
IKEIE
IIOTSPRINGS
I.OIXJE
now
ores
LAIU1EMT
IIOTSI'SIAOX
IN
CANtl
(Uthla
Water
Trent
Fishing
on
Iakee
Lake
new
open
noon
ACfomiomTio.v
nix
iihino
PARTIES
BRUCE
JOHNS
POM!.
Manager.
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
Pop
Toa
Track,
panel
bady
.
.
8100
80
Pord
Ton
Truck.
Chassis
only.
tartar
type
8150
00
Roadster
delivery.
1838,
good
candltlon
.
.
3175.00
Oakland
Sedan.
1835.
four
wheel
brakes,
balooa
Urea
8650.00
Two
Toa
Traffic
Truck,
new
tins
8300.08
Terms
ean
be
arranaed
on
above
cant
KAII'.N
OA
RAO
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Phone
53.
AJCTI0N
SA.ft
rNsrrsocrsD
by
tub
owner
who
Is
leaving
town.
I
wBl
sell
by
auction
to
the
highest
bidder
on
Saturday.
June
33.
at
3
SO
pjn
on
Paul
Annpur
float
the
Oasoline
Launch
"Vera
May"
S3H
feet
long,
new
5
hp
DuBrle
engine.
AH
ready
to
go.
Oeo.
J.
Dawes
I
Auctioneer
I
Phone
Black
ISO.
18
CHIROPRACTIC
lilt
R.
E.
BYOI.rsON
C
hstvWeMwlt4r
833
Third
Arena,
elephune
for
appotntment
now
to
Stat
88
Residence
phone
Black
353.
Acute
and
Chronic
fully
treated
XSttabUslwsti
say
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
xMnjrrc
urn
or
notw
PuiixrrVRJj
talrlmg
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carpet
all
alaes:
LinoUum
1
and
linoleum
ruga;
tables,
kitchen
cabinets,
dressers,
chiffonier,
blinds,
curtain
rods,
bienkata.
(beets,
chain,
wioker
and
cane.
Our
prices
are
reasonable.
You
arc
Invited
to
call
at
our
store.
A.
MrKENgir.
PurnJture.
Phone
775
AUCTIONEERS.
PRINCE
Ut'Pr.KT
ACCTION
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woaq
Nonte
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wasia
asto
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mitt
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of
all
kinds
bought,
sold'
ot
eschsnsad.
Crating
and
packing
done
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sold
op
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r.
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J.
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tltettc
130
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