PAGE
SIX
Ling
the
Tailor
Dili
Hose
Phone
619
Ctothes
Cleaning
IMjrPriceMlr
s
fteittii3
is
rfrfii
Temping
in
mi
ml
1
Ladies'
or
Gentlemen's
Suits
steam
pressed
7Jt
Overcout's
Top
Trousers
ilXQ
Skirts
:t50
Boys'
Suits
oOf)
SUITS,
Dry
Cleaned
and
steam
pressed
....
.$2.00
Overcoats
.$2.00
Trousers
7."
Skirts
750
Hoys'
Suits
$1.00
Also
Ladies'
Fancy
work
at
reasodable
rates-
We
call
for
and
deliver
to
all
parts
of
the
city.
Our
Special
Low
Price
on
New
Suits
Made-to-measure
still
Continues
HAVE
YOU
TRIED?
Our
$
Leader
in
A
wonderful
Hose
in
a
nice
range
of
colors.
H.S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
&
Fulton
DRESSES
OF
Summer
Loveliness
SO
DAINTY
SO
CHIC
Lovely
crepes
and
printed
silks,
lace
and
plaited
"The
Nobby"
Bathing
Suits
with
Skirts
For
Doytt,
Girls
and
Children
PUHU
JEKSEY
WOOL
Itegular
$2.50
for
$1,211
Montreal
Importers
J.
1).
Miller.
Proprietor,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
nfrur
tr
VII
I.
A
MILK
I'renh
Pasteurized
Mill'
and
Cream
Daily.
HAKLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
C57.
THISTLES
WIN
SOCCER
GAME
IIKKKATEI)
KElilMENT
IN
A
CJOOI)
MATCH
LAST
MUIIT
HY
SCOUE
OF
2
TO
1
Though
both
tenets
were
under
strength,
owmg
to
"the
ract'4fia$
Wfe'ral
players
-were
worklafc'
oveHlme
-it
the"
Oold
Storage
plant,
a.
good
brand
of
football
was
turned
In
at
last
night's
league
game
In
which
the
Thistles
de
feated
the
Regiment
2
to
1.
The
Thistle
played
one
man
short
throughout
the
game
but.
In
spite
of
this,
were
gocd
value
for-
their
win..
After
missing
one
penalty,
Alex
Mitchell
scored
for
the
Thistles
from
'the
second.
This
was
the
only
goal
of
the
first
half.
Percy
Tinker
equalized
for
the
Regiment
in
the
second
half
and
Jimmy
Currie
gave
the
Thlatlea
their
winning
goal.
The
star
of
the
game
was
Carl
Brand,
goal
keeper
for
the.
Regiment,-who
made
several
fine
saves.
Thistles
had
the
bulk
of
the
play.
Frank
Hodgkinson
of
the
Regiment
was
ordered
off
the
field
In
the
first
half
for
disputing
with
the
referee.
George
Russell
refereed
In
his
usual
efficient
and
Impartial
manner
and
Alex
Clapper
ton
and
Charlie
Barker
as
linesman.
Teams
were
as
ofllews:
Thistle
M.
Andrews;
W.
Mitchell,
and
J.
Farquhar;
O.
Mitchell,
T.
Had
don
and
R.
Wood;
J.
Campbell,
J.
Currie,
A.
Mitchell
and
M.
Bussanlch.
Regiment
C.
Brand;
Dick
Lambe
and
C.
J.
Norrlnaton;
P.
Hodgkinson,
F.
Hunter
and
A.
Hodgkinson;
J.
Underwood,
F.
Russell.
Q.
P.
Tinker,
Cameron
and
A.
W.
Daries.
LEAOtE
HTAMMMl
won
lost
1
Terminals
3
1
Thistle
3
2
Regiment
1
4
points
6
6
3
ISCUITS
Fresh
shipment
of
Peek
Frean's
HLscuits
just
Arrived
Price
per
lb-
(Kir?
all
varieties
Prices
per
lb.
."5c
in
full
tin
lots
5
lbs.
to
9
lbs.
.
We
fiave
the
following
varieties
in
stock.
Cheese,
assorted
Ginger
Nut
Assorted
Creams
Bonnie
Scot
Water,
High
Baked
Cream
Horn
P.
F.
Assorted
Digestive
Butter
Puff
Special
Afternoon
Imperial
Tea,
per
tin
1
lbs.
80r?
MEAT
DEPT.
SPECIAL
Rolled
Pot
Roast
(young
beef)
15r?
Shoulder
Roast,
(young
beef)
18f
Small
Keg
Herring,
per
keg
$1.00
Mussallem
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
417-423
5th
Ave.
East
Tte
victory
of
S.
J.
M.
Atkinson
the
!
South
African
In
the
100
metre
hurdles
I
IN
THE
MATTER
of
an
application
for
toe
issue
ol
a
1upucale
certificate
ol
Title
for
Lot
nineteen
hundred
and
eighty-three
(1983).
Range
five
(5).
Coast
District.
Satisfactory
proof
of
the
loss
ot
the
Certificate
of
Title
covering
the
above
lands
ha
r
tar.
been
produced
to
me,
it
Is
my
Intention
to
issue,
after
the
expiration
of
one
month
frcm
the
first
publication
hereof,
a
Duplicate
Certificate
of
Title
to
the
above
land
In
the
name
of
Jcel
PUlsbnry.
The
original
Certificate
of
Title
Is
dated
the
7th
September.
1910.
and
is
numbered
309
R.
Land
Registry
Office,
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
.
23rd
July.
1
828
U.
P.
MacLEOD.
201
Registrar
of
Titles.
!
bale!
Sale!
95
c
THIS
WEEK
ONLY
26c
White
Flannelette,
5
yards
for
l."it
26c
White
Cotton,
5
yards
for
5f
26c
Unbleached
Cotton,
6
yards
for
M?
26?
Gingham,
Sale
6
yards
for
UHifi
25c
Cotton
Crepe,
several
shade,
S
yards
for
l3f
Shetland
Fiona,
8
skeins
for
......
i
!3f?
Monarch
Dove,
4
balls
for
J)3r?
Children's
('overalls,
Regular
$1.80,
Sale
for
13
Ladies'
Silk
Hose,
SPECIAL
Children's
Socks,
3
pairs
for
M3t
Boys'
Cotton
Jerseys,
Reg.
7Ce,
Sale
8
for
.
.
.
...........
(3p
Boys'
Cotton'
Bathing
Salts,
Ret
Iar"76c,
t
for
Children's
Fleet
Foot
SHppeW,
I
ires
up
to
2,
Sale
......
UX?
BoyH'
Caps,
Regular
$1.50,
Sale!
J
;
y
Children's
Balbriggan
Underwear,
drawers
only,
3
for
.
.
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Prone
615
3rd
Ave.
&
7th
St.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WESTHOLME
THEATRI
TONIGHT
ONLY
SPORT
CHAT
;at
7
and
9
,
I
polis
A
weird,
wonderful
movie
marvel.
Conceded
to
be
the
most
amazing
picture
erer
filmed.
Boldl
Baffling!
Bewilderingl
GUSTAV
FROLICH,
ALF.
BRIGITTE
HELM,
ALFRED
ABEL,
RUDOLPH
KLEIN-ROGGE,
TIIEODOR
LOOS,
HEINRICH
GEORGE
AND
MANY
OTHERS
;
COMEDY
"DUMB
DADDIES"
METRO-GOLD
WYN
NEWS
Admission
Canada
has
won
her
place
In
the
league
of
sporting,
nations
by
her
grand
showing
at
the
Olympic
Sports.
Will-
lams'
double
success
stamps
the
Vancouver
boy
as
the
outstanding
runner
of
the
world.
The
German
Koralg
wham
he
beat
In
the
200
metres
race
Lwas
sprint
champion
at
the
English
Amateur
Athletic
Association's
Championships
last
year
and
this
year
was
second
In
both
the
100
yards
and
the
J30
yards-
at
the
same
meet.
The''
Canadian's
showing
is
all
the
more
creditable
when
one
considers
how
few
ohanoas
fee
has
had
of
competing
with
Ant
class
runners
from
other
countries.
50c
and
25c
was
Indicated
by
his
win
of
the
130
yards
at
the
Amateur
Athletic
.
Association
Championship
at
London
last
month.
At
that
meeting
he
ran
the
130
yards
hurdles
tn
14
and
7-10
seconds
which
was
1-10
better
than
the
-previous
British
record
Jointly
held
by
E.
J.
Thompson
of
Canada
and
lord
Burgh-ley.
Thompson
holds
the
World's
record
of
14
and
3-6
seconds
tec
130
yards
hurdles.
It
1a
difficult
to
say
what
there
Is
in
the
atmosphere
ol
the
Dominions
to
produce
champion
hurdlers.
The
Muldoon-Tunney
Trophy
for
'
the
heavy-weight
boxing
championship
win
be
well
looked
after.
A
committee
of
twenty-six
is
appointed
ss
custodians.
There
may
be
safety
in
numbers
but
It
really
needs
only
one
man
at
present
to
hold
It
agilnst
all
comers,
and
he
is
the
donor
of
It.
j
When
trie
twenty-six
disagree
will
the
mstter
be
referred
to
Tunney.
and
will
he
make
his
decision
as
a
boxer
or
as
a
student?
He
ojjpki
more
emphatic!!
make
the
former
decision
on
that
no
'member
would
want
to
question.
City
League
for
the
third
fear
In
succession
are
brighter
as
a
result
of
their
win
over
the
Thistles
on
Tuesday
evening.
But
the
league'
championship
is
not
lost
nor
won
yet.
The
Regiment
team
is
sttll
flouring
on
showing
that
a
poor
start
is
not
fstsl.
The
boys
are
out
to
capture
the
league
championship
too
and
will
mow
no
favoritism.
How
pcpular
they
were
with
the
Thlatlea
when
they
be'
Terminals
3-0
a
week
ago.
And
bow
popular
the
soldl-rs
will
be
with
the
Terminals
if
they
beat
the
Thistles
tomonnw
evening
Altogether
iit
would
seem
that
the
Beglment
is
the
mokt
popular
irum
in
town
1
wonder.
8o
i
hi!?
a-
t'liy
re
;it
U;e
bottom
of
the-
I'KOM
MONTKEAL
To
I.nerpiMiI
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IT,
I6pt,,4
Monicfer.
Aug.
34,
Sept.
at.
.Dtthes
of
Athotl
tAug.
81.
ittept.
38
Montoalm
Sept.
7,
Oct
5
.
Duoheas
of
Bedford
tVIa
OIsskow
To
IW-lfakt-dlaKgow
Aug.
29.
Sept.
20
MeUta
Sept.
6.
Oct.
4
Mlnnedosa
To
Clierlmurs-Kouthamplon-Aiitwerp
.
Aug.
IS.
Sept
13
Metaeama
Aug.
89,
Sept
28
Montrooe
FROM
QUEBEC
To
riirrliDurn-houtliainpton
TAug.
It.
Sept.
5.
Emprem
of
BooUand
Aug.
23.
Sept
12
Empress
of
Australia
Aug.
W.
ept.
19
Bmpreis
of
France
To
Clirrbourx-Nouthainptitn-llumburr
Aug.
18.
Sept
is
Montroyal
Sept.
1,
Sept
29
Montnairn
Apply
t
Aitnti
ynrbv
or
)
).
FOKSTKfc
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Ccptrsl
Psu.
Abb.
CP.R.
Ststlon,
Vsneosv'
Telephone
Seymour
2(10
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Ricfamonds
MILtl'M"1'
1""
league
yes.
but
il
they
climb
'vi
tnnh
their
popularity
will
wane.
The
absence
of
HalR.
Murray
and
Eir-kln.
told
on
the
Thistles
when
tltey
lest
to
Terminals.
Willie
Mltcbeil
showed
his
versatility
by
playlnj
a
fine
game
at
back.
He
used
his
head,
physically
end
mentally,
to
advantage.
Hadden
starred
and
war
s
potent
factor
In
attack
when
Thistles
were
In
sneers.
Billy
Smith
surprised
everyone
MA
possibly
himself.
He
made
ope
brilliant
run
especially,
in
the
second
half
but
though
the
spirit
was
willing
the
flesh
weakened
at
the
last
moment,
lie
did
veil
and
was
always
a
keen
trier.
It
was
a
graceful
act
of
Lord
Willing-
don
to
cable
his
congratulations
to
ths
l"hler
Canadian
coach
on
the
showing
'it
Canada's
a.Jtea.
Athletics
were
at
1
one
time
considered
the
hobby
of
the
'
'
flannelled
fool"'
and
such
thoughtless
j
indiv
iduals.
Nowadays
their
have
an
im
portant
place
in
the
development
of
the
young
and
old
In
their
International
re
lationships
are
of
reoognired
vidua.
Mcst
of
the
nations
now
competing
in
friendly
rivalry
were
getting
ready
ten
years
ago
to
fly
at
each
outer's
throat
and
m
the
point
of
precipitating
the
'ernoie
world
war.
May
the
world's
bet-tics
long
be
fought
out
on
the
Di.vin.
6as
and
in
the
spirit
of
true
sport.
OCEAN
FALLS
SOCCER
matter.
VISIT
NOW
ASSURED
fslr
Ihmrd
Arn-es
to
Give
Kunimrt
in
-
a...
'
traction
imrlnj;
KihUimgfr.Hfrk.
iNegotlatlons
are
proceedlrm
for
the
bringing
to
the
city
during
Pair
Week
of
the
Ocean
rails
football
tern
which
will
defend
ageuMt
a
looaj
team
the
E-hlbUlon
Cup,
emblematic
of
Northern
B
C.
soccer
championship,
which
the
paper
town
now
holds.
There
was
another
meeting
last
nteht
or
fonumii
.
teres
ts
on
the
matter.
The
meeting
sent
a
delegation
headed
by
Ben
Self
to
ik.
Pair
Board
asking
financial
support.
The
Pair
Board
agreed
to
co-operate
In
tb.
FINAL-
Better
IidyiAsslstant
Louvre
Hi
!
.1
I"
OF
THE
SEASON
Here
arc
the
biggest
bargains
ever
ofered
in
this
part
of
the
country
in
Ladies'
Heady
to
'Wear.
Do
noot
miss
this
opportunity.
It
will
pay
you
to
come
in
and
sec
for
yourself
the
exceptional
values
offering
at
this
Final
Clearing.
50
Ladies'
Dresses
in
Flat
Crepb
and
Georgette.
Clearing
at
.
.
.
$5,95
94
Ladies'
Dresses,
no
two
the
same
in
printed
chiffons,
Indian
prints,
Georgettes
in
navy
blue
and
black,
flat
crepe.
Clearing
at
$12.75
120
Ladies
Afternoon
and
Evening
Dresses
in
all
colors
and
sizes.
C'ear-
ineat--'
'$19.75
All
Our
Summer
Millinery
in
two
groups.
One
clearing
at
95C
One
Clearing
at
$1.95
61
Ladies'
Silk
Afternoon
Dresses
Really
handsome
dresses
of
superior
quality
flat
crepe
in
an
assortnv
m
of
preated
and
two
piece,
attractively
finished.
Colors
of
biege,
ro
p
biege,
green,
French
blue
and
navy,
Sizes
from'
16
to
.
42.
Clearir.u
at
$9.75
50
Voile
Dresses,
aleovoless,
i'a-t
colors.
Just
the
thing
for
wear,
(
lc
ir-insat
S2.Q5
All
Our
Ensemble
Suits
must
lx
cleared.
Dress
and
long
(jut
Clearing
at
$9.75,
$12.50,
$17.75
SALE
STARTS
FRIDAY
MORNING
AT
9
O'CLOCK
PROMPT.
Third
Avenue
Ffmii
ira
i
in
iiiirntrMi
nirr
ft
ft
s
Louvre
Prince
Rupert,
R.
C
Dentistry
PLATES
that
give
you
a
natui
''
"i1
Tiearance
and
lend
in
m
':
'
the
contour
of
the
f."
'
Dr.
Maguire
Over
Ormea
l'hone
j2J
'
FIKST
WEEK
COUrON
200,000
EXTRA
VOTES
Thi
fouiion,
when
accompanied
with
three
y
crij)tionH
or
thfr
equivalent,
to
the
I'rlncc
Ilui
n
1
'
Nbwh,
entitrea
the
candidate
to
200,000
extra
vote-
1
"h
ry.fUiUettadJirfltA'TC
Namg
of
Subscriber
Name
of
Subscriber
t
Name
of
Subscriber
t
Cgndidate'i
Name
'
One
First
Week
Coupon
can
be
voted
by
each
candi!;ii'
""'
every
thre
one-year
Bubscrlptlont,
or
thetf
equivalent,
i
In
during
the
candidate's
first
week
In
the
campaign.