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on
Your
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duie
CaJJi
racmc
J
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UK
joins
tpe
scene
otf
prazing
herds
on
one
side,
the
throwing
city
on
the
other.
Herds,
plants,
market
touclj
Immediately
as
the
links
of
a
chain.
This
brings
it
Warm
tX
the
plants
on
the
Lower
Alain
land
and
fresh
to
your
table.
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1
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le
at
Ahnotsfnnl
anil
Ladner.
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B.C."
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Plastic
Elastigum
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Stains
Creosote
Oils
Marine
Seam
Pitch.
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NING
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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.
Representing
Miller,
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&
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Ltd.
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COAL
PRICES
DOWN
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Peerless
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$12.00
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Washed
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$11.25
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Also
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
THE
LIFE
On)
A
BATTLE
SHIP
LIKETHI
MU'sT
BE
EXCV-HJ
r
1
O
I'M),
by
Int'l
Future
Strvict
Inc
REGIMENT
WON
DOMINION
CUP
DEFEATED
C.RAND
TERMINALS
YESTERDAY
IIY
SCORE
Or
i
TO
ML
The
Dominion
Cup
final
between
Terminals
and
Regiment
resulted
lh
"a
win
for
the
soldier
by
two
goals
to
nU.
Playing
with
the
hill
and.
wind
in
the
fiwt
naif,
the
Tennlnals
bad
tne
better
of
the
exchanges
but
their
for-
wrada
found
the
Regiment
defence
very
safe
and
sure.
Reglaoent
forwards
rarely
broke
away
but.
In
one
of
their
bursts,
Wilson
went
through
to
score
toe
only
goal
of
the
first
half.
Terminal
half
back
gate
their
forwards
many
openings
but
Oorbett
was
not
seriously
test
ed.
Warren
drove
s
beauty
of
a
shot
Just
over.
The
Regiment
had
more
of
the
game
In
the
second
half
and
the
defence
was
K
Derail?
too
good
for
Terminals.
A
couple
of
dangerous
centres
went
Just
past
but
Warren
was
their
most
danger
ous
forward.
Norrlngton
was
nearly
through
and
BapUe
shot
close.
Tbe
game
was
keenly
contested
but
some
of
the
players
were
spoiling
It
by
"crabbing."
This
came
to
a
climax
when
Underwood
and
Mscdonald
were
ent
off
for
fighting.
Play
was
still
keen
but
Wilson
lifted
a
(serving
shot
over
Ourvlch'a
head
to
pot
the
Regiment
two
goals
up.
Bye
missed
a
glorious
chance
when
he
handled
a
centre
in
he
goal
mouth.
Full
time
found
the
Regiment
rather
lucky
winners
by
two
clear
goals.
t
Toaaas:
!
'
j
teagiBMnc-iakeU;
fcess
and.
Imbi
Kekey,
BapUe
and
Iluater,
Underwood,
Wilson.
Bye.
NotflngtoB
and
A.
Hodg-
Terminals
Ourrlch
;
Skinner,
How;
Hill.
Cure,
Maedonald;
Harrison.
Btra-
cban,
Dickens,
Warren.
D.
Ourvlch.
George
Busn
refereed
and
A
clap-
perton
and
Fred
Hardle
were
on
the
line.
Terminals
lost
because
their
forwards
lacked
punch.
Warren
was
the
pick.
Dickens
was
alow
and
Ineffective
Stra-
chan
tried
hard
and
Harrison
spoilt
good
work
by
weak
finishing.
Currte,
Maedonald
and
Hill
were
a
good
halfback
line
with
Currie
and
MacdoaaM
both
feeding
their
forwards
well.
Skinner
kicked
strongly
and
tackled
fear
lessly.
Howe
and
Ourrlch
also
defended
well.
The
Regiment
owed,
its
win
to
the
strong
defence
In
which
Baptie.
Lambe,
Boas,
Oorfcett
and
Keley
were
at
then
best.
Hunter
did
well
for
his
flact
ganwy
of
the
seawm.
Of
their
forwards,
Wilson
was
the
most
dangerous
and
got
boti
goala.
Norrlngton
and
Hodgkln-
son
combined
st
times
but
Bye
was
weak
and
the
forwards
generally
showed
little
organized
scheming.
LACROSSEWAS
WELL
PLAYED
.
MUST
CLASS
MATCH
YESTEBDAY
IX
WHICH
TERMINALS
AND
MAPLE
LEAKS
TIED
Although
the
plsyers
practiced
but
three
weeks
prior
to
the
game,
a
splendid
lacrosse
match
was
put
up
yesterday
between
the
Terminals
and
the
Maple
Leafs,
the
score
being
five
goals
each.
Some
of
the
players
did
very
well
especially
Berry
who
played
for
the
Maple
Leals
and
was
easily
the
best
man
on
the
field.
Other
good
players
on
that
aide
were
Blmer
SmMn.
Curly
Nelson
and
Shackford.
For
the
Terminals
the
beat
playecs
were
E.
Smith.
R.
Currte
and
Jaokeon.
The
teams
lined
up
as
follows:
Terminal
ILuojbe.
O.
Jackson,
L.
Astoria.
8
Styles,
S.
Dickens."
Currie.
E.
Smith.
H.
McDonald,
D.
Scott,
E.
Ratch-ford,
B.
IIUl.
J.
Scott,
and
Skinner.
i&fs-Sttf
Miller,
miner
y.IsbleU
1th
;
nisohVlt
Berry.
D.
Stalker.
Irvine,,
J.
McNutt).
Skattebol.
A.
Mscdonald.
B.
Stalker,
T.
Smith.
Shackford
and
B.
Bacon.
Scorers
were:
Terminals
E.
Hatch
ford
2.
E.
Smith
Skinner
1.
Maple
Leafs
R.
Berry
1,
B.
Irvine
1,
Shaokford
3.
The
Midgets
also
played
a
game
between
Reds
and
Blues
tbe
Reds
winning
two
goala
to
one.
Referee,
Harry
Men
sties.
It
ts
annotrnoed
that
during
the
week
league
will
-be
formed
and
a
practice
Till
be
held
tomorrow
evening.
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World
With
Sport
Fans
Ily
The
Tramp)
John
Hardy
of
Juneau
hss
been
in
quiring
from
Toronto
the
conditions
for
entering
for
the
big
prises
for
swimming
at
the
National
Exhibition
there
this
summer.
Undoubtedly
the
most
interesting
personality
of
the
South
African,
Olympic
team
1
the
woman
competitor,
whose
presence
marks
South
Africa's
first
participation
in
International
wo
men's
athletics.
She
is
credited
with
the
unofficial
world's
record
for
the
high
jump,
having
topped,
five
feet
two
ond-a-half
Inches
last
October,
and
on
two
occasions
that
year
having
done
5
feet
1
Inches,
and
5
feet
LVi
Inches.
The
only
reason
why
Miss
Clark's
re
cord
haa
gone
unrecognized
is
that
South
Africa
has
not
aOUia.ted
with
the
Women's
International
Athletic
Feder-
nion.
Since
the
war
tbe
following
men
have
won
the
King's
price
at
Blsley:
1919
Sgt.
J.
L.
Loveday,
New
Zealand.
U0
Sgt.
P.
Morgan,
South
Africa.
1981
Sgt.
Cunningham.
1913
Lt-Ool.
A.
P.
Marohmont.
192S--Capt.
E.
H.
Robinson.
1824
It.
Desmond
Burke,
Ottawa.
1925
Spr.
A.
Smith.
1926
Sgt.
A.
O.
Fulton.
1927
Captain
Vernon.
BABE
RUTH
HIT
31ST
HOME
RUN
WASHINGTON,
July
3
Babe
Ruth,
esterday
hit
his
31it
homer
in
a
game
vlth
the
Senators.
There
was
nobody
-n
bases.
SATl'llDAV'S
SCORES
Amrriran
League
Washington.
4;
Philadelphia,
7.
New
York,
11-7;
Boston,
4-6.
Cleveland,
8-2;
Chicago,
1-6.
St.
Louie,
1;
Detroit,
11.
National
league
Philadelphia.
4;
Brooklyn,
3.
Beaton.
4-o;
New
York,
7-12.
Chicago,
7;
Cincinnati,
5,
Pittaburg,
4:
St.
Louis,
3.
Sl'NDAY
scores
National
League
Boston,
8:
Brooklyn,
7.
Chicago,
1;,
Onels-aa'ri.
4.
Pittsburg,
2-6;
St.
Xtnis.
0-8.
American
League
Philadelphia,
(M;
New
York.
12-8.
Cleveland,
S:
Crhafo,
2.
St.
Louis,
4;
Detroit.
7.
Boston.
a7;
waariinftoe.
1-1.
Coat
Leanr
Oakland.
1-B:
Portland1.
6-7.
Sacrsjntento,
t-;
SsatUt.
1-6.
Hollywood.
uiMifns,
i-e.
San
tnaOte
7-8;-La
Angeles.
83.
'
MONIl,VS
(lAMEs
'
'
.'v'f'n
Ifa'sne
.
iiifvrtaifcg,
ft
.cetpditi
?
'
New
York.
3;
Washington,
4
I
Boston.
2-7:
phn4HjW.
.
-4.
'
.
N'ammal
Lesjue
Chicago.
8:
Cincinnati.
2.
Philadelphia.
3-S:
Boston,
4-5..
SPECIAL
JR.
SOCCER
GAME
ON
YESTERDAY
llrwlli
School
Losen
to
Picked
Team
of
Hurden
and
High
Player
At
tbe
conclusion
of
the
Dominion
Dsy
morning
sports.
Booth
School
pluyed
a
picked
team
from
Borden
and
High
and
tbe
combined
team
ran
out
winner
of
a
good
game
by
3-2.
Booth
played
down
bill
and
McKay
early
opened
the
seore.
Booth
pressed
and
Wood
gave
McKay
a
good
opening
out
the
latter
shot
past.
SUles
defended
well
and
then
Cameron
scored
for
the
picked
team.
Smith
saved
and
Bus
es
nlch
ml
ssad
a
good
chance.
Walters
gave
Bussajitch
.an
open
goal
but
the
Utter
mleaW
UTngtUm
sh'W.
C
Johnston
woe
clever.
Half-time
found
the
teams
on
equal
terms.
With
the
advantage
of
the
hill
the
Reds
attacked
and
Oameaon
put
them
a
goal
up.
ScoU
saved
and
then
Cam
eron
went
Uir.ugh
to
score
again.
Walters
thrUUd
the
crowd
with
a
splen
did
run
whtoti
he
capped
with
an
squally
fine
goal.
Oameron
wu
nearly
through
again
but
Nelson.
Oilker
and
Murray
defended
well.
McKay
wu
very
clever
but
shot
past.
Smith
ssved
and
full
time
found,
the
Rest
of
the
League.
winner
by
3-2.'
Booth
was
without
Its
captain,
Reg
1
Suppose
voo
love
Tiiasday,
Ju!y
h.
19
1
T-n.'i
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vvi
vo
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I
THESEA-HAVEXOU
BEEN
A
BAILOR
ALL
w.-
mi
1
5'
f
NOJ"M"NOT
I
f
1
--s.
f.
.
Colltson,
and
Coluasl
and
Dickens.
The
teams
was
6m!
th,
Nelson,
Murray
Cross,
Q
Hirer,
Ivarsoflr
Walters,
Wood.
Buasanlch,
McKay
and
Wlngbam.
The
Rest
of
the
League
team
was
Scott.
SUles
and
Pfle:
Thurber.
Vaoebex
C.
Johnston,
Wicks,
Batt.
Cameaon,
W.
Johnston
and
Morrison.
Jaok
Campbell
refereed
and
Bobble
Irvine
and
J.
8
Wilson
were
on
tbe
lines.
FINE
WEATHER
IN
JUNE
HERE
with
;ic
iionts
or
si
nsiiine
and
t.U
INCHES
OF
R.IN.
MONTH
WAS
FINEST
IN
YEARS
Prince,
Rupert
during
the
month
of
June
experienced
the
finest
weather
thst
has
been
recorded
for
a
single
month
la
"year
There
were
216.7
hour
Of
bright
sunshine
which
far
exceeded
any
month
of
1927
in
which
year
the.
best
month
was
August
with
178.7
hour
of
sunshine,
rainfall
dur
ing
the
past
month
was
also
lower
tfean
aajr
month
in
at
least
the
peat
7eara.
July,
with
1
96
inches
having
been
tbe
dryest
month
in
1927.
A
mean
temperature
of
66
also
contributed
to
the
general
pleasantness
of
June'
weMber
conditions
here.
The
feUdsring
weather
figures
for
June
are
announced
by
H.
D.
Tee
Dlgby
IstasM3.
Dominion
meteorologist:
Sunshine,
aie.7
heme.
Ores
test
sunshine
in
one
day.
15.4
teurs
op
Jhe
fcO,
Balatau.
iln
taehea.
Oreaieet
''dally'
ramfall.
M
inch
on
June
4.
i-Maxlmuni
temperature.
76
on
June
9
id
10.
Mmlovum
temperature.
40
on
June
7.
Mean
temperature,
66.
IIli?
nest
barometer
reading
at
sea
leveL
30M
on--
June
28.
Loeet
banmeter
reading
at
aea
eeel,
2&M
m
June
26.
Total
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
fcaoSB
on
June
26.
Total
wind
mileage.
1712.
Greatest
velocity,
16
miles
per
hour
on
June
1
Aver
are
wind
velocity
for
month.
2.4
mUes
per
hour.
KITSAULT
EAGLE
COMPANY
ACTIVE
XflW
II
S
THREE
CAMPS
OPERAT
ING
l
VICINITY
OT
MrflRATH
AND
K1TSAILT
NORTHEAST
FORK.
vr.o-:Me41aiisa.asuwiag.
fHrnatpr,.
ox
tne
Kitewaveaite
airver
Mines.
Ltd..
of
Alice"
Arm,
spent
the
week
end
tar
the
4tir.
the
Ki
Usui
t-Ragle
Osx
row
hta
tstvee'
ownpx
eperatlttg
Nt
tJkr'rftk.MeOratli
Sonta.tn
M
e
twrW
fot
of
the
.uH'SJ
u..
irtW."
InVeatlta
to
developmen
work
on
the
Silver
Cord
property
which
has
been
carried
on
unin
terruptedly
for
two
years,
tbe
com
pany
has
XMnmenced
development
Work
on
tbe
LeOov.
Tbe
latter
rop-
erty
has
some'
tremendous
showings
of
rJno
ore
and.
development
is
expected
to
prove
up
a;
large
tonnage.
Development
has
also
been
commenced
on
a
portion
of
twenty
claims
recently
bonded
by
the
company
on
McOraUi
Mountain
and
a
total
of
fifteen
men
are
being
employed.
The
new
tunnel
recently
commenced
on
the
Silver
Cord
has
encountered
an
ore
body
about
four
feet
wide,
the
ore
being
'ld
to
be
of
high
grade.
CONDITIONS
ON
PRAIRIE
GOOD
UAIL
AT
tmr-TLACE
IN
ALIGHT,)
'
1
OM.r
IJAMAGK
ltfcKlRTED
'
SO
FAR
WINNIPEG,
July
3.
More
than
00
per
cei
t.
of
tbe
wheat
In
western
Can-(ids
'has
reached
the
shot
blade
stage
and
conditions
continue
to
remain
Bhlgnly
encouraging,
according
to
the
alnfh
weekly
crop
report
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
issued
yester
day.
Manitoba,
which
did
not
require
any
more
rain,
enjoyed
wrm
cloudy
weather
for
most
Of
last
week,
while
southern
.Vberts,
which
can
stand
a
"I1
fl'Lh.y?3
flDlOT-1
foMCT
WHEN
)
'MARRIED?)
gny
fioo
HOST
-WIL
IJEJ
gg
Y
anted
For
Sale.
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
WANTED
wanted
postal
helpers
for
employment
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Post
Office.
Salary
U0rtl3Q
per
i.nnum.
For
elimination
apply
the
Civil
Service
Commission,
Ottawa,
Qnt.,
on
farms
supplied
by
the
Postmaster
at
Prince
Rupert,
not
later
than
July
19,
1938.
Age
limits
18
to
38
years.
Examination
fee
HM.
Age
limit
and
fee
waived
In
the
case
of
returned
soldiers.
l6
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTERS
FOR
ONE
of
the
moat
beautiful
an
dneweet
art
hand
lamps
in
the
world.
Retails
HJbO,
pays
largest
profit.
Cap
be
handled
an
our
plan
in
big
way
about
11300
40
Capital
necessary.
Address.
Sale
Manager,
p.
O.
Box
308,
Montreal.
Oan-
ada.
isa
WANTED,
QIRft
TO
HBLP
IN
HOUSE
with
care
of
ohlVdren.
write
Box
1U,
Daly
New
onto.
114
GIRL
WANTED
FOR
T.IOHT
HOUSE-
work.
Phone
Blue
Ml.
tf
FOR
SALE
OLD
NEWSPAPERS
MAY
BE
USED
IN-
stead
of
building
paper
or
to
Is;
beneath
carpets
on
the
Door.
Oet
special
price
on
largg
quantities.
DaUy
News.
FOR
SAUL
DOUBLE
CORNER
ON
AT-
Un
Avenue,
unobstructed
view,
price
MM.0Q.
Phone
Black
404.
tl
FOR
SALE
HOUSE.
SEVEN
ROOMS.
modem.
Section
6.
1380
Term.
U6
FOR
RENT
OR
RENT.
CLAPPERTON
HOUSE.
Ninth
Atenue
Bast.
Rent
reasenahle-Apply
JCIty
Treasnfer.
City
Halt.
tf
OR
RENT
PIANOS.
PLAYER-PIANOS.
Phonograph
and
Sewing
Maehine.
WaHcera
Uttstc
Store.
U
TOR
SENT.
FURNISHED
FOUR
roomed
apartment
with
hath.
Water
paid.
Phone
347.
tf
FLAT
FOB
HHNT.
SIX
ROOMS
AND
bath,
on
Sixth
Avenue.
W.
Phone
544
or
Black
33a.
tf
FOB
IUUTT.
FOUR
ROOM
APAHT-
raent,
hot
water
heated.
Apply
Smith
6c
Mallett.
Ltd;
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNtSHED
APART
menu.
Apply
Maswliem
Grocery.
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
ROOMS;
also
small
suite.
Phone
Oreen
084.
lot
-of
Hdn,
ttkaiiti'tomv
tjry.
benenplat
sbouer.
Tw
were
Hghts
local
anowen
at
vnnmjer
of
points
la
southern
MM1
eenil
SatAfMtA;
twu
ieu
heaviiy
ps-er
ajtnut
PjOOO
aoam
betweesr
Munsea,
sad.
VtowpoyiaV1
.....
.
h
'
damage,
eatiiaated
at
oe
a
conaiaeraMe
revival
ander
favorable
weather
eondltlona.
There
was
also
some
slight
damaa
from
hall
in
the
vicinity
of
Marcel
In.
Saskat
chewan,
otherwise
with
he
exception
of
weed
trouble,
at
a
couple
of
man!-tone
and
Saskatchewan
points
and
the
appearance
of
wire
wont
near,
North
Battieford,
no
damage
la
reported.
Fall
rye
is
deteg
sfleaMUjr.
heads
being
well
filled
and
cutting
is
ex
pected
to
begin
In
team
two
to
three
weeks.
Oau
are
also
progressing
fav
orably
and
n
bay
and
pasture
tends
are
la
fine
condition.
With
very
little
to
cause
them
worry
f
i
have
been
oecapying
themselves
uaunefae)owteg
and
breaking.
About
76
per
cent
of
the
former
nock
is
completed
and
beeue
of
th
ex-oeUent
condition
which
obtain
n
Is
UMWsht
a
very
substantial
amount
of
new
land
w.
b
broken
during
the
summer
.
-
-
south
bound
from
Skagway
to,
Van"
rs'
Of
?.
yf
."i
'
ateamer
"
1
rrinoe.
xnieen,
completing
a
seeclal,
trip
in
piaee
oi
ine
damaged
steamer
Prin
ces
uouiae.
was
in
port
from
4
to
6
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon.
The
vesaef
had
30
passengra
on
board
In
OlMdlag
the
following
who
djeem
rkd
hero:
Donald
p.
Davidson.
Van
couver
trsvellet;
Capt.
Emma
M-BaAhecn,
Salvation
Army.
Cordova;
Wf
Annette
Brendlble,
Ketehlkan
waitress;
Miss
Lavtns
Oethrje.
Ketchl-ksn
student
snd
Mr.
Frs.
Jt
Moms
and
rMIss
Thema
Mom.
Prince
Rupert.
AdvsrtU
In
Th
CaUy
Niws
By
George
.McManus
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
SALVAGE
AND
TOWING
Prince
Kupert
Salvage
&
Towlnjj
Co.
Ltd.
HAS
BARGAINS
IN
OAS
BOATS
Small
Safe
and
Typewriter
for
Sale
Agents
for
Eaathope
Engines,
CooUdge
Propellers,
and
Tuslube
Oil
Itonu
of
all
deM-rlptlon
for
Charter
Suit
Lake
lerry.
Phone
564
SUMMER
RESORTS
LAKELSE
IIOTSPRINGS
LODGE
NOW
OPEN
LARdtvST
HOTSPKINOS
IN'
CANADA
(Uthia
Water)
Trout
Pishing
on
Lakcke
Lake
now
open
(JOOIl
ACCOMMODATION
FOR
FISHING
PARTIES
J.
BRUCE
JOHNSTONE.
Manager.
Ukelne
Lake.
Terraoa.
B-0
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
SIMMONS
HIGH
ORADB
BCD
ftpRUKM
and
mattreaea.
Includkng
The
Oater-more
Mattress,
Slumber
King
Spring
and
Chateau
Bed.
are
now
carried
by
us
In
stock.
.V
MACKENZIE
Furniture
Phene
773
CHIROPRACTIC
DR.
IL
E.
EYOITSON
Chiropractor
688
Third
Avenue,
relepbune
for
appointment
now
to
Blu
83.
Residence
phone
Black
2M.
Acute
and
Chronic
Dirmders
luacess-
fully
treated.
Establtshed
1934
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
Ford
Ton
Truck,
panel
body
..
100.00
rord
Ton
Truck.
Chaaals
only.
taner
type
Ford
Boadater
deliver.
lwss
go
j
condition
tlTSiX)
Oakland
Sedan.
1928.
four
wheel
brakes,
baloon
Ores
taMAO
Two
Ton
Traffic
Truck,
new
toa
ttOCM
Term
can
he
arranged
on
above
aara
KAIEN
UARAUK
Phone
33.
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HOUSES
FOR
JtBNT
M
BORDEN
SOTtCKT
AT
M10:
Baale
House
near
Catholic
Churefi
at
130.09;
the
boaee
we
live
tei
on
with
Avenue
Wen
e
rr,
reemt
Ito
Bth
AvMua
Wen
r.
XV.
HART.
AUCTIONEEIiS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
AI'CTIOV
MART
Federal
lllnek
Furniture
of
all
kind
nought,
sold
or
exoaanged.
Crating
and
packing
done.
Good
sold
on
Commission
G.
J.
DAWES.
Aurtlnneer.
IMnrk
130
RESTAURANTS
GOOD
HITS
CAIU
Mrs.
Unger.
Proprtetrea
Third
Avenue,
nrtt
ll.W.V.A.
Good
Hetne
Cooked
Meal
and
Heme
Baked
Bread
Sjns'IiiI
Chicken
Dinner
Every
Sunday
Evening
from
8JI0.
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
For
Vancouver
I
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Monday-.
Wnee
Oeorge
....
4
jVsl
'
iuesaay--ss
CaUla
0
pjn
Thursday
Prince
Charle
.
.
4
pjn.
Saturday
Cardena
7
ajn.
Saturday
a.
Prince
Rupert
..
6
pjn.
June
27
a.
Prinos
Alice
pjn.
June
SO
ea.
Princes
Kathleen
.
.
p.m.
juiy
ss.
princess
Charlotte.,
pjn.
July
7
.
Prlnoess
Alice
pjn.
July
11-a.
PidBcess
Louise
p.m.
July
14--ss
Prlnoea
Charlotte
..
p.m.
June
27
as.
Prince
John
a.m
July
11
as.
Prince
John
a.m.
July
25
ss.
Prince
John
a.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday.
Oatala
4
pjn.
Monday
ss.
Prince
Charles
II
80
Jn.
Article
Lost
and!
Found,
&c
Wedneday-s.
Pr.
George.
10
30
u
Friday--as.
Csrdena
Friday-
a.
Prince
Rupert
1030
ti
June
23
as.
Princess
Alice
u
June
29
as.
Princess
Chsrlotte
it
July
a
as.
Princess
Alice
July
6
as.
Princess
Louise
It
July
Br-w.
Prtnroks
Charlotte
July
IS
ea.
princess
Alice
.
.
t
July
2
ea.
Prince
John
i
July
16
sa.
prince
John
ax
Jly
JO
a.
Prince
John
p
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Port
HlmpMin
and
Naas
Kltrr
Sunday
.
CaUla
8
Friday
ea.
Gardens..
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Port
Simpson,
ajid
Naas
Klier
Tuesday
a.
Oatala
II
30
an
Satarday
as,
Csrdena
as
tor
.tiijot
and
Stewart
Sunday
as.
Oatala
8a
Monday
a.
Prince
Charles
.
.
4
yn
Friday
a.
Prlnee
Rupert
4
fa
Itiim
Anyox
fend
Stem
art
Tuesday
as.
CaUla
It
30
a
Thuradajr
M.
Prince
Char
lea
1030
aa
Saturday
as
Prince
Rupert
.ftps
For
Nnrth
ijueen
Cliarlolleo
Mondays
as.
Prince
Charles
.
.
4
f
a
Irsfn
North
Ijueru
Charlolt
Thursday-
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Prince
Charles
1040
aa
It
South
Quern
Charlotte
July
3
Prince
John
mid:,
f.
July
16
as.
Prince
John
mldn
July
as
ea.
Print
John
.
.
mlda
August
IS
a.
Prince
John
.
mldniS'
Angst
av
es.
Prtne
Jotin
.anidntr
avoxeoioer
10
a.
Pr
John
mldnigv
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South
C)neen
Chsrlotl
June
27
ss.
Prince
John
July
11
ea.
Prince
John,
an
July
as
as.
Prince
John
an
August
8
a.
Prince
John
an
Atigust
32-
-as.
Prince
John
an
September
3
as.
Prince
John
For
Alaska-
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Oeorge
4
pa
June
28
as.
Prloopas
Chsrlotte
sjb
July
3-
as.
princess
Alice
am
July
6
ea.
Princess
Louise
au
July
9
a.
Prtaress
Charlotte
.
.
aa
July
13
ea.
Prksseas
Alice
an
1mm
Ataks
Monday
is.
Prince
Oeorge
10.30
an
Jane
27
as.
Prlnceas
A
lie
pa
Juae
34V--sa.
Princess
Ksthleen
July
4
ea.
Princess
Charlotte
July
7
a.
Prttres
Alice
pa
July
11-
-aa.
Prince
Louise
..
July
14
as.
Prince
Charlotte
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SCHEDULE
l
or
I
he
Fast-
Monday.
Wednesday.
Saturdaya,
mal
etese
10:30
J
From
the
Fait
Monday,
Wednesdays
and
Frldaya
nasll
due
..3:30
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10
PA
Tedy
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p
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27
and
30,
July
4.
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14.
18.
26,
28
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pj
From
Vancouver
Sundays
4
p
Wedrwedsys
1080
J
Friday
a
Saturday
10:30
am
CPU
June
29,
July
2,
8,
9,
H
16,
39,
39.
37.
30
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and
Meaart
Sundays
mall
clow
7
pa
Moadaya.
3
pm
Friday
3
p
a
Frtim
Anjox
and
Premier
Tuesdays
aa
Thursdays
io
JO
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Saturday
8
To
Naas
ICI'.ir
Points-Friday
7
aa
From
Nan
lllver
Points-Saturday
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due
a
To
Alaska
Points-June
29.
July
3
6,
0.
U.
16,
23,
27,
30
From
Alaska
Points-
Jape
27
and
30,
July
4.
7,
11,
14,
81,
25.
28.
pjn-
To
North
(iurrn
Chiirlotte
Monday
3
P"1-
From
North
Queen
Charlotte.:
Thurdy
10.30
lor
South
Queen
Charlottes-July
2.
16.
30.
Aug.
13.
27.
Sep.
10
It
P"1
From.
South
Queen
Chariot
If
s
June
27.
July
11.
23,
Aug,
8,
22,
Sept.
5
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.
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TRAINS
For
the
Eat
Daily
except
Sunday
st
11.80
am,
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(he
East
j
Dally'
xcpt
Tutadty
'at
8
30
da.
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