PAGE
FOUTJ
au
w,wje
a-
wm
M'
ma
'ailw
!A
real
flour
for
home
cooking
'
Your
Summer
Home
Can
Look
Twice
as
Attractive
Simply
cover
the
walls
and
ceilings
with
smooth,
tight-fitting
sheets
of
Gyproc
Fireproof
Wallboard
then
decorate.
Gyproc
will
also
make
it
cooler
on
hot
days
warmer
on
cold
nights.
Fireproof
Wallboard
For
Sale
by
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd,
.
(
y-
117
I
I
t
ROUND
HOUSE
WINNER
AGAIN
Defeated
Dry
Dock
hy
Score
of
SS
to
.
1
In
C.N.
It.
Softball
The
Round
House
won
laat
nigtrVa
Bond,
aa.:
Teag,
3b.;
E.
Thompwin.
rf.;
DeUaroo,
cf.;
Oaxoeron.
If.
i
Gtatloa
Round
House
Supt.
Office
Dry
Does:
W.
.
3
.
3
t
.
1
TROUTFISHING
That
trout
fishing
is
excellent
just
now
in
the
Tlell
River,
where
'Mr.
Emmeraon,
wireless
operator
at
Dead
Tre
point
wirela
station,
caaght
26
fine
ones
on
Sunday,
according
to
D.
M.
McLeod,
who
has
been
workinjf
on
the
new
hotel
for
Mrs.
Rajout-
Mr.
Mc-
rfom
teil
oa
t
ti
wcriA.
'n.
THE
ACME
IMPORTERS
SALE
Season
The
Acme
Importers
have
always
been
noted
for
their
keen
prices,
but
at
this
Backward
Season
Sale
former
prices,
as
keen
as
they
were,
have
been
forgotten.
Our
sale
prices
arc
real
sale
prices.
Outfitters
for
men
and
boys,
The
Acme
offers
you
quality
and
service,
as
well
as
sale
prices.
MEN'S
TIES
.
MEN'S
TIES
in
a
great
variety
of
shades.
Bright
and
snappy
I
Got
one
to
match
each
suit.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
65C
MEN'S
SHIRTS
MEN'S
SHIUTS-A11
kinds
of
them!
You
will
bo
suqmsed
at
the
values
in
this
lot.
Backward
Season
Sale
v
-S1.85
MEN'S
SUITS
MEN'S
SUITS-College
Brand
and
Master
Craft.
The
very
best
in
the
very
latest
models
.
and
some
of
them
come
with
two
pairs
ofparits.
Look
those
over.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
29.85
MEN'S
PANTS
ONE
LOT
OF
MEN'S
PANTS
in
blue
serge
and
pin
stripes;
assorted
patterns.
The
regular
values
in
this
lot
run
to
$7.50.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
4.85
MEN'S
SOCKS
MEN'S
SOCKS
in
pure
wool
and
silk
;
assorted
shades.
Regular
values
up
to
$1.25.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price2
pairs
for
QgQ
MEN'S
HATS
MEN'S
HATS
in
the
very
latest
models
with
snappy
brims.
Here
is
a
great
assortment
of
shades
for
you
tQ
chopse
from.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
...
:
2.95i
The
Acme
Importers
NO
CII'ARGE
ACCOUNTS
NO
C.
0.
1).
TERMS,
STRICTLY
CASH
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
at
These
Sale
Prices.
THE
DAILY
NET57S
inurway,
june
13,
1929
CHICAGOCUBS
MAKING
FIGHT
rittthargh
riritr
Alo
Won
Yesterday;
Athletic
Take
(Iiim
and
Yanw-Iie
KW
"
"YORK.
Juise'TS:
PrK&Tg1
C
M.K.
softball
fixture
from
the
DryPlft
rallied
for
four
WU
and
two
Dock
by
a
scare
of
23
to
15.
Although
run
In
the
ninth
Inning
yesterday
to
Local
Items
V.
S.
Moon,
west
xnown
Btewart
automobile
dealer,
arrived
In
the
city
taw
morning.
H.
C.
Fraser.
Inspector
at
school.
I
temoon'a
train
from
a
trip
to
the
In-
tervwon
official
dwrar
Dan
MoLecd.
who
ha
completed
the
oast
riuuiea.
wnan
nravea
at
St.
LoUa
and
Brooklyn
Robins
at
Ota-1
cfr
.
"WMomfce,
Who
brought
the
clanntt
were
rained
out.
inew
C.N.R
steamer
Prince
Dartd
from
In
tm
American
League.
Ue.
Phfla-j
""f41
,u
port,
wlft
aatl
tw
af-dalphla
Athletics
went
on
their
ri-'11000
the
Prlne
Charles
for
aatlng
the
Chloago
ccniuea
oy
Mrs.
Bag
8t.
tnla
Brovna
pounded
Tncmasi
and
Freddy
Ilelmach
lor
.1
tiaht
i,K
The
sundlnga
of
teama
la
aa
foltowa:
,
runs
to
the
fourth
and
set
back
the
I
combe
who
oame
here
to
nuwa
bun
M,l,ne'
the
long
trip.
'
UlM
A.
H.
nood
ftflfl
MVM
TVtnatfcv
Ktmt
W-V
VarnksksM
i
h
mtr
aliMk
I
I"
TlhgMfclsl
II
ll
-
-
la.
ib.
w
.
I
'jward
tlie
top
Lou
Oearsg
got
his
fit-1
at
Old
Masaett.
are
paaaengfis
aboard
Ttit
afternoon's
train.
due
Iran
if
A
charge,
against
Pete
.
Bruno
of
keeping
liquor
for''
sale
haa
been
fur-
from
the,
north
on
U
Prince
CharM,h"'
,4)wn'J
110111
tomorrow
In
ey
pollce
court.
Southbound
from
Stewart
'
to
Van
!
Three
Washington
Senator
pltcttera
boildays
in
Fdmonton
and
Calgary
1
on
,blch
U"
'wnv
dtHrtot
w
were
tnaffertive
and
tt
CleMtend
In-f"ll
Mtas
Chcpland
will
vuit
in
Van-
mrnor
f
IVary
club
Prty
th
after
anna
won
icoBver.
unjy
inrre
((time
were
acneouied
ini
the
Anericui
league.
Following
a-ere
the
results
of
tedfa
gatmea;
VathHial
Imf
Kew
tcrk
.
Plttaburgti
7.
.
Ycrk
1
'lllf
0
:
.
1
.
:
.dlld
1
a-ri:njton
ri:ngo
..
B..MOI1
..
bia
3.
Chlaaoa
7.
.loaeriean
league
St.
Louis
B.
Mew
York
4.
Chicago
3.
Philadelphia
7.
5.
Wash
la
t
U
4.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
w
Li'Od
!ays
the
hotel
is
now
com-
putsburwvi
an
!eted.
It
has
14
rnim.-
with
Chicago
33
i
umiing
vutt.'
t
hvniiyrhf
ut
.
St.
Louie
(1
.
New
York
35
Phlljderptota
21
Cincinnati
18
Brooklyn
n
B
n
17
W.
M
38
20
39
28
18
18
IS
OLD
COUNTRY
It.
17
7
19
21
36
30
39
29
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
L.
11
19
22
25
34
39
35
33
Pet.
.838
VISITORS
WIN
.Two
Football
Games
Last
Night
at
Calgary
arid
Montreal
MONTREAL,
June
18.
Pre-ton
Na
thend
of
the
second
division
Eotfiiih
Football
Association
defeated
a
picked
Montreal
tom
thre
goals
to
one
here
laat
right.
CALGARY,
June
13
.Providing
a
brilliant
soccer
exhibition,
the
touring
Welsh
eleven
ad
ministered
a
ten
to
one
defeat
on
i
algary
All-Starn
here
last
night.
It
was
the
sixth
straight
win
of
the
tourists.
ROD
AND
GUN
CLUB
TERRACE
Captain
folthiirM
fhoara
President
of
New
Organization
TERRACS.
June
13:
-Prior
to
the
Eoard
of
Trade
meeting
beM
on
Tuea-day
evening,
a
meeting
waa
called
to
crgamw
a
Rod
and
Gun
Club
in
Terrace
It
wets
decided
to
form
the
dub
and
Cap',
J.
B.
Oolthtnwt
was
elected
president
The
etecUoa
of
a
secretary
waa
left
over
until
a
future
meeting,
the
Cap'.
On
consenting
ta
act
in
that
opacity
until
a
fuller
membership
:
uld
I.-
obained.
Sport
Chat
The
laat
game
between
OeglBieat
and
Tli.
-tles
tonight
of
the
Ollhuly
Cup
f
xi'
boll
schedule
promlaea
to
be
an
mtircettng
affair
aa
the
ownerahlp
of
th
rophy
thla
season
wUl
be
ajf
lake
While
th
Regiment
has
been
eliminated
from
tte
oompetHlon
the
TblatleH
bat
need
this
win
to
tie
with
the
Emprese
OtUD
In
tfie
standing.
In
that
oaae,
playoff
would
be
necce-Miry
for
th
trophy.
But
if
the
soldiers
ahrtuld
win.
It
will
aUow
the
Empruta
Club
will
OOP
the
cup.
IinOlMKNT
LINE-CP
The
Regiment
llu-un
for
.
tonlghfa
final
Oilhuly
Cup
football
gtme
against
the
TliUaa
will
be
a4'lni:
Brand;
KsImv
aA
ltuntv
fefuroonilie
lladdon
and
Burdeite:
Wilson,
Rusatu?
Murray,
Tinker
und
Norrlngton;
reserve,
Under-
WLJd
.
NO
OAMRH
I-UIVED
No
guinea
were
played
laat
night
in
1Jw
rri..k
Tliinvt
TeV.la
rllh'a
rhu.m-
nWinHhii.
tMirnimnt
an
aeount
af
i
the
unfavorable
weather.
It
conditions
buiuuna
turviATT
umik.
Will
m
played
ton
lent.
.
Kiln
burned
bnek
made
by
the
IUtylimiaiM
0000
yearn
ago
still
exist.
With
are
returning
sou
,
Alaska,
arrived
In
port
at
thla
morning
from
the
moored
for
the
day
i
at
the
w
WO
.
-
,
A
17
Bl
M"BBaBaaBBBBaBBBaBBBBBBBBaMaBaBBBBBBWSBBm
W.
W.
Wright
at
SM.
waa
reported
thto
BiornlUe
Princess
Aim.
tv"
'-ni
Ing
to
be
thlrtyflVe
ifttnutes
late;
1
VXhaeuvcr.
Un
Z.
''
't
y.anoouver
just
n..w
fl
n.
T
n
mrwrT-TrrrfrtfgTEr
ChllUwack,.
.
Maenbnm
of
,k-
riant
W
W
iloinvw.
made
a
bruf
Militfn.
Mu
ei
"
7
"JWUVI
7,
,
1
in
v
arouiiu
9
uum'k
uiia
inaraing.
suf
Ofl.vne
Carden.
.
-
Xrom
Botntuia
and
.
.
.
1
..
wuiiam
inomaft,
woo
came
out
from
"
"iiti
j
both
teems
played
a
good
game,
the
1
defeat
the
New
York
Qlanta
and
re-Kxwtract
lor
the
ItulUlac
of
a
new!
Halifax
aa
aecond
In
command
of
the
tomorrow
Round
House
had
the
edge
on
the
Ejry
u
-ck
j
ii
vne
uaiung
oeparwaent.
The
players
were:
Dry
Deck
Oawthome,
p.;
6.
Boulter,
c
;'
Smith,
lb.;
Howe.
2b.;
New,
sc.:
F.
Boulter,
3b.;
Palmer,
rf.;
Mc
Kennle.
cf.;
Kelly,
If.
Round
House
Tulloch.
p.:
Phllllpa
tain
the
leadership
of
the
National
hl
at
Hell
for
Mrs.
Rajout,
returned
new
C.NIR.
atearaer
Prince
Darld
thla
League.
to
tne
city
from
the
lalanda
on
the,.
week,
boarda
the
ateamer
Prince
At
the
mtef.mr
Chtoaa
CuIm
bunehad
tb4r
hits
toi
Prince
Charlea
thla
morning.
i
Charles
bare
today
to
resume
hit
regu-ia
lon
detailed
r;
c;
Peterson,
lb.;
Thompnoa.
2b.;
;
umphant
way
by
deft
in
arrive
to
the
civ
,UT
,
-'
and
t
Prince
Chart,
for
mi
auvte
m
tiw
viikk
w
mu
ves-'r.
w
.
Anoeraoi)
r!Mll
u
!
idMJon
of
Borde.,
si
A.
D.
Olllies,
local
agent
for
the!
muwi
jmmtT
vi
.ur
in
mi
ill
wie
v
MMrra
MiaaT
DOUnil
IOT
.
ward
schools
Ur
motion
of
Trusiee
Canadian
National
.Ezpreas.
Co.,
who
tamnded
by
Truv
woa
atrklwn
recently
with
pteumonla,
:
tl
to
auperlntenu
la
makmg
atlfotoTjf
progreaa
toward
whieh
will
be
d.
e
i
recovery.
C.
W.
Smith,
from
Edmon-1
repairs
to
the
old
ton.
has
taken
charge
of
Uie
local
txjoom
win
be
let
in
pre!
office
pending
Mr.
Olllies'
recoy-'
Truotee
w.
ono.r
patted
to
the
vho,
In
BMeaafe
fr.i
t
p
amaater
on
the
H
u
"Please
thank
the
letfr
fit
ATinnswi
l
i
.
.
io
Tdock
r:iir.
-
eludin
miic
.
.
I
.
racnic
ZZ
''
Co
a
floaU
Mr
XUnny
spake
f-Anwjx.
t-Anvox
c
C
N
N
at
steamer
Prime
o-.ll
Chartaa.
VmT.k
hefor,
the
iwai
B,
..
Its
.HiT""
r""!"
l
ly
luncheon
today
8
-Twr-T
oclock
thla
cnomlog
from
Stewart.
AntrM
.
,
,
w
mv
m
it:
-
Olve
my
beat
wmt-prcaVion
.
"
Lree
parUea
ol
H;.
-.,
i
iaaii
lain
SUQ
WU1
SSJi
j
A
ww.-
.
.....
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.
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.
..
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.
.
4
-
aw
maw
uw
noo.
imm
ana
rmjsoeipi):a
v
at
at4o
o'lnlr
clock
thi.
thla
afternoon
-
tm
.
Van.
ftM(J
the
lw
ter.dli.g
the
r.-',,,
i
'laat
night
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Brookt-
convention
In
Van
A
l-mk
at
their
home.
Third
Avenue,
at
in
the
city
from
.
3r2r
0om
V
B
Smith,
wh'eh
44
peraotM
were
present
The
Earner
Prince
Ruper
It-
iJtTaLJ"'-
"
cHf
on
Tn,n
w"
spent
Jn
danetog.
Delicious
lag
and
proeeed
.
rtlace
Oecrge
yesterday
from
Van-
refreahmenta
were
served
during
the
The
Prince
Ruper'
c
f"rT
wbre
aan
taking
a'
evening
by
the
host
and
bocteat
and
a
m
from
Vanoout.r
I
tnunlng
coutwe
and
will
praeead
neat
the
party
broke
up
at
a
late
hour.
Ocean
Fatia.
sail
4
week
to
Teiecraoh
Creek
wtwm
he
tn
tna
nitiii
i
wi.
im
...
.
mwre
Conatable
Aahton
who
to
going
ert
at
the
end
of
the
month
to
live
in
o'clock
Saturday
,
With
for
crders.
h-
mmr,
.
,
-
-
f
-
on
t
t'u
1!
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l'rt-
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I
370
370
fl
-
;
Pet.
.766
.596
.568
.537
.510
.383
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.313
.it
t.r
chmond's
Louvre
GLOGK
SALE
On
Friday
Morning
at
9
o'Clock
Once
again
Richmond's
Iouvrc
gives
the
public
an
opportunity
of
purchasin!,
at
real
bargain
prices.
Below
arc
listed
some
of
the
goods,
and
the
prices
-prices
which
Prince
Rupert
people
do
n
t
often
get
offered
them.
The
Clock
Sale
takes
place
on
Friday
morning
only,
so
be
here
early
to
get
yours.
12
ONLY,
LADIES'
HATS
Values
up
to
$4.50.
Clock
Sale
Price
95(
12
ONLY,
LADIES'
SPRING
HATS
Rgular
value
$G.50.
Clock
Sale
Price
$1.95
G
PAIRS
ONLY,
LADIES'
HOSE
Assorted
colors
and
sizes.
Clock
Sale
Price
1.00
LADIES'
SILK
VESTS
Assorted
colors
and
sizes.
Clock
Sale
Price,
,each
50c
LADIES'
SILK
&
WOOL
BLOOMERS
Clock
Sale
Price,
each
5Qc
CURTAIN
LENGTHS
in
cream
only.
Clock
Sale
Price,
G
yards
jQQ
All
Ladies
Coats
anil
Hats
at
Special
Reductions
G
ONLY,
LADIES'
TWEED
CO
VTS
Regular
value
$19.50.
(
lock
Sale
Price
3.95
G
ONLY,
LADIES'
GEORGFTTF
DRESSES-Some
value
"M
Clock
Sale
Price
3,95
25
ONLY,
LADIES'
DRESSFS
in
georgette,
crepes
and
prints
Clock
Sale
Price
5.95
3
ONLY,
LADIES'
TWEED
SHTS
with
wrap-around
skirts.
R--"u'ar
"
valuTOOM
Clock.
Sale
Price
3.95
GO
ONLYJLADIES'
UMBRELL
ASr
All
colors.
A
real
bargain.
C
Iock
Sale
Price,
each
1.95
'
All
Ensemble
Suits
Reduced
to
Less1
Than
Half
Price
NO
DEALERS
NO
C.
0.
1).
NO
PHONE
ORDERS
CASH
ONIA
Richmond's
Louvre
THIRD
AVENUE,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
H.
C.