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As
Hoys'
Outfitters,
the
Acme
Store
has
lonjj
been
thg
hipst
popular
jn
this
North
country.
Here
are
some
of
our
Sjjcl)ar.-gains
which
will
appeal
to
parents.
SUITS
FOR
BOYS
SUITS
FOR
BdYS
boys'
suits
ggsmtiTm
brand
The
hardest
wearing
Boys'
Suits
made.
Double
knees,
double
seat
and
double
pockets;
in
big
sizes
only,
from
33
to
3G
BACKWARD
SEASON
SALE
PRICE
.5.95
One
lot
of
Boys'
Suits
in
pure
wool
tweeds
and
assorted
patterns.
All
sizes.
BACKWARD
SEASON
SALE
PRICE
$3.95
One
lot
with
long
pants
and
some
of.
these
suits
have
two
pairs.
These
are
in
the
very
latest
models
in
1929
styles.
Dressy
and
snappy
!
BACKWARD
SEASON
SALE
PRICE
$9.95
The
Acme
Importers
NO
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
NO
CO.
D.
TERMS,
STRICTLY
CASH
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
at
These
Sale
Prices.
CHRYSLER
05
11)28
fedan..S850
CHEVROLET
1927
sedan
.
$450
FORD
1927
sedan...
300
1925
model
THE
heavy
volume
of
spring
deliveries
of
the
Out-Handing
Chevrolet
has
left
us
with
more
than
our
normal
stock
of
Good
Used
Cars.
And
there
are
more
new
Chevrolet
coming
in.
So
we've
priced
all
these
Used
Cars
for
quick
clearance.
We've
checked
them
over
closely
to
make
sure
they
are
in
good
condition.
Now
we
want
you
to
check
them
over
to
assure
your-elf
of
their
amazing
value.
Come
in
early.
You
may
not
get
such
cars
at
such
prices
for
many
a
long
day.
VC-.MI
TW(
FO
W
TRUCKS
Complete
with
bodies.
Each
$135,00
ONE
FORD
BUG
$150.00
SEVEN-PASSENGER
McLAUGHLIN
BUICK
KAIEN
GARAGE
Phone
52
$850.00
Let
Ihe
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
work
for
you.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Local
Items
ROUND
HOUSE
CANADIAN
START
l.oXi.
JOURNEY
MY
Mrs.
W.
W.
Wriirht
aBetT
last
WINS
SOFTBALL
Bight
by
the
Cardena
for
a
trip
w
Vancouver.
i
Defeated
Station
Staff
Last
Night
Milton
Gonzales
left
on
'
this
in
One
of
BesiGamc
So.
Smi)tJjer
on
legal
Jp.usjnee
.
I
TVl
P
V
TJ
iinftl.oll
name
lani
4
..M..
Davie
returned
to
the
njght
which
the
Kound
Mouse
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
wou
from
Station
SUff
with
naming
from
a
brief
trip
to
a
KJn
o(
12
to
7
W8B
one
of
lh
.-..cMVer.
flDet
pUyed
M
far
this
season
'
o
.1
.
ine
awiion
tell
down
both
in
iwJ,
r
t
biURit
and
fWdln
Particularly
Drown
will
..
sail
1
tomorrow
nieht
iw.
'
HLth11ntvRUPertf0ra
'
their
run.
T"'
l"
through
the
Station
fumbling
the
"r.
,
'ball.
If
the
Round
House
mi
Miss
mi
1
11.
t
can
Elirabeth
Currle
sailed
.
"r
,"
t.n
fllJ
aoma
,D
the
last
nf.rht
n
th
RanUn,
for
n
.th
MIDe.
holida-V
trin
to
V.hK,Vir
nH
!l.had
?'ht-
"
oth
elsewhere
in
the
south."
1
f
f
"
,
1.
VI
grt
Ut
aad
Dominion
Constable
A.
J.
WaJ
V
werf
V
fol,08:
kinson
returued
to
the
citv
on
.,
"ou".
Phil.
the
Pri
R,rt
thi.
"P'
;se,son-
"eMarco.
Petersen.
from
liof
t-i,
v,
TaK.
Strachan,
Thompson
and
.-VV
"
rim.mii
Cameron
on
escort
duty.
William
llfltlAf
In
a
niihllji
from
Atlln
next
week.
Mr.
Monroe
will
become
government
agent
here
in
succession
to
Norman
A.
Watt
Mra.
Alex
Rix
and
child
re-
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Prine
Kupert
this
morning
after
a
four
weeks'
rfsit
in
Vancouver.
Thv
were
accompanied
north
by
Mrs.
Ktx'
mother,
Jlrs.
Ray.
Mrs.
P.
C.
Xl)lr..2efjuui
this
mornings
tram
for
Montreal.
!
where
on.
June
14.
she
will
em
bark
aboard
the
steamer
Alaunta
for
a
trip
to
her
native
home
in
Uondon.
'England.
'She
Will
be
awav'
entll
fair.
1
r.
C.
Gotland
of
Sea
til.
Head
SUtion
Holtbv.
SkatteU)!
Stalker,
Thomas.
Astori.
McPher-
wiM
j.
Mdiregor
arrived
In
L
VT
-""-
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
thIs1,0S,ttteJbJl
aDd
morning
from
Vancouver1
to
join',
Th
,UldinK
of
tein"
"
fo'-tiu
the
staff
.t.rf
of
the
k
lows:
provincial
gov
eminent
offices
here.
Ross,
W.
L
Drydock
1
2
Station
8
1
for
consuming110"
rA,
nlnaA
....
.
Hound
House
2
2
fined
$60,
-with
option
of
thirty
Supt
0ffle
2
trate
MeGymont
in
cUy
poHee,
DRAW
ANNOUNCED
FOR
v
uui
s,
fellio
iUUJ
mu;.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
L.
Moaroe
ar
Three
Games
Will
Meet
on
p.
XS&
.600
.500
.500
DOMINION
DAY
TROPHY
expected
to
arrive
in
the
city,
Two
Hijrh
Teams
on
Points
After
I
t1-
lKfii
July
1
in
Final
F.
E.
Wermig,
oecretary
of
the
Prince
Kupert
Football
Association,
announces
the
following
draw
for
the
Dominion
Day
cap
with
the
final
to
take
place
on
July
1
between
the
two
highest
teams
on
points.
June
18
Regiment
vs.
Thistles.
Jane
21
Empress
vs.
Thistle.
Jane
24
Empress
vs.
Regiment.
Sport
Chat
of
the
Outlrnd-Silrer
Bar
Mining
Rupert
Tennis
Club
will
open
IU
Cm
la
a
humrM
Vu
wt
!.-
....
nil
.
r
annual
ciuo
tournament
tomor-Prine
T,
Runert
Lodmv
bomut
far
.
.v.
,,,
.
,7
.
:
.
:
.
"
,-m
inn
courts.
a
.
..i
SUwart
In
wbkh
district
fala
There
will
be
ladies'
and
men's
company
is
reramlnir
the
season's
.n
..
,
otmv
whvici
wri
1
mm
maning
operaUons.
I
mixed
doubles
and
the
eomnrti.
"Tr"7T
tion
tlraeUng
the
usual
inti
,
,
,.,
vi..
n
Mrs.
Benny
MeDanleU
will
sail
.
1
,
.
nuPrt
tomorrow
tri.
It
will
be
well
into
next
in
Seattle
after
having
spent
theaputico
wlB
get
to
tn.
past
couple
of
weeks
here
visit-
fial.
ing
with
her
brother
and
sfater-
in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Hardy.
The
Anyox
Parent
Teachers'
'
Association
held
a
tennis
tourna-
The
California
Goilegknt,
who
ment
on
Monday
of
this
week
for
have
been
performing
at
the
Cap-
juveniles
on
the
Anyox
Tennis
ilol
Theatre
here
this
week,
will
Club's
courts.
There
was
some
nil
tomorrow
ulght
on
the
Prince
keen
play
in
girls'
doubles,
boys'
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Aflor
the
doubles
and
mixed
dodbles,
the
nhow
lattt
night,
the
Collegians
competitors
being
limited
to
"tvp
a
dance
In
the
Moose
Hall,
u-hnnl
..hiM..
i-t
.
,
-
-....uvij.
m
lltn
wfr
there
being
a
large
attendance.
1
awarded
for
first
and
second
r"T
I
place.
Miss
Greenwood,
convener
The
date
of
the-
appearance
of
the
Parent
Teachers'
Associate
o(
the
troin-
Glee
tion
sports
committee,
wai
In
Singers
under
the
auspices
of
charge.
'
he
Prince
Rupert
Gyrt)
Clu$
has
been
finally
selected
as
June
21
The
Elks
and
Sons
of
Canada
and
22,
it
was
announced''
this
will
play
off
tomorrow
afternoon
morning
by
Joseph
Greer,
Gyro
the
game
that
was
rained
out
on
president
May
31.
With
the
return
of
Lamble
and
Arseneau
to
town,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Lindsay
returned
to
both
teams
will
be
at
full
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
strength,
and
a
good
game
should
"""n1""
from
a.
trip
to
Vancou-
be
the
result
Lamble
will
be
in
ver.
She
was
accompanied
home
the
box
for
the
Sons,
and
with
iv
her
daughter,
-Mrs
Margaret
three
days
rest
Lobllck.
no
doubt
Lindsay
R,
N.,vh0
recently
gra-
will
be
ready
to
start
for
the
dusted
from
the
Vancouver
Gen-
Elks.
The
last
time
these
two
eral
Hospital
iratnlng
school
for
teams
met
the
Elks
were
knocking
nurses.
'"
the
bard
fighting
Sons
for
a
loop,
but
at
that
game,
they
were
F.
II
TavlJr
manticlnc
f1lrM.
mlmia
Iks
urrlm
nt
TVituo.1..
..-.I
.
.
,
r.-
o
-
-
-
v
,
v,
wn
iiic
a
I1U
tor
of
the
Toplejr-RlchfMd
and
Wendle,
and
those
two
men
mean
f
T
1
,l
.
.-..If-
li
.
'
....
"
iMiie
piining
pruperuea,
ar-
quiie
a
101
10
any
team
iney
play
rfved
in
the'
City
on
the
Prince
for.
Again,
with
Loblick
in
the)
Rupert
this
moraine
from
a
bust-
form
he
was
oivThuraday
against
ness
trip
to
Vancouver
and
pro-
the
Gyros,
means
that
he
is
going
ireeded
to
the
'interior
by
train,
to
be
very
stingy
with
his
hit.
-He
was
.accompanied
Jjy..
2Irs-and
that
the
Sons
will
have
to
y
wr.
100K
on
every
nit
iney
get
as
a
'"'
gold
mine,
and
make
It
go
as
tar
Fred
Ward
of
the
Reirent
thv
tmaalhlv
n
Rooms
wag
flped
f
50,
vlth
ontlon
of
thirty
dayV
Imprisonment
by'
t
Passengers
sailing
from
here
Magistrate,
icciymont
m
city
for
the
south
on
the
Cardena
last
notice
court
this
morning
for
niaM
iru-lnrfH-
ft..
p.K.ukut.
-
-
w
.
"
uriu
.keeping
liquor
In
ojher
than
a
Currle.
Mrs.
W.
W.
Wright
and
nrivate
truest
room.
A
further
W.
Allan
for
V
"
-
r
-
iiu
I.
charge
of
keeping
Jiquor
for
sale
Paul
H.
Otto,
for
Seattle.
-
j?
j
e
-
J
wan
aajourneu
lur
vikiii
uaya.
PItlCE
OP
WIIRAT
Our
classified
section
may
be
VANCOUVER.
June
R:-The
of
special
JnUrest
to
you
today,
price
of
wheat
today
was
1.15i.
Paul
I'aquin.
K
t'r.
r.d
Di.:k
L
r,Kht.
tir..-
the
voyageurc.
have
svt
-ut
to
tr...s
the
wat.
,.
a
16-foot
canoe.
Leaving
English
Bay
Beach.
:.n,
,
.
.
nation
i
Halifax.
Nova
Scotia.
TW
Mr.t.M
their
routt
uloag
tho
waterways
skirting
the
main
Canadian
National
Railways.
GILHULYCUP
!
ALMOST
TIED:
Regiment
Made
Good
Win
Over
Emprew
Social
Club
Last
Night
By
Score
of
1
to
Nil
TL.
JI
M
.
1
.
M.a
SOUTH
AFRICA
IS
ELIMINATED
I
il
lll
111
V
III
111
I
I
U
V
II
I
II
111
L
imi
111
till
KOUBNEMOl
Tli
Groat
Britain'
)...
eliminated
nauuiDK
ior
ine
uunuiy
.
Cup,
first
football
trophy
of
the
JrJfrdy
whpn
'
I-
.
Coilinx
d-
season,
was
almnat
tu
n
w
'
mmm
a
mw-
tween
the
three
contesting
teams
when
the
Regiment
took
the
Em
Farquhamon
and
!
in
doubles.
2-C.
press
Social
Club
into
camp
by
a
score
of
1
to
nit
last
nieht
aad
11TITII1I
Tin
niv
won
their
fir
game
of
the
sea-
lU'lL
lrU
UAI
son.
Mth
two
postpone!
game
yet
to
be
played
Rosrfment
'n.
Empress
next
Monday
and
Regiment
vs.
Thistles
on
Thursday
Thirties
and
Empress
are
now'
tied
for
first
place
with
one
win.
one
draw
and
one
defeat
each,
while
the
Regiment
has
one
win
Ill'
Ki
fl
II
U
I
I
I
I
I
1)1
llrtl
L.L.HUL
r
n
1
.
...
.
m
unuciH
on
nirrtu
ini
Rafting
Fundi
for
Their
Work
Prince
Rupert
l.ra'
ana
one
aoieni
on
Its
record
Maw
Learue
of
(
an.,
sheet.
The
chances
of
each
team,
its
annual
tag
dmv
..
therefore.
aam
ahnut
AfllLnl
4k
frr
ftaB
I7aw1atal
W
T
win
the
trophy
with
the
strong
rt
Blance
and
Phi!
possibility
of
a
draw.
in
charge
at
ht.-
Last
night
s
game
was
clean
tagging
in
th
"
and
well
contested
though
the
Northern
.S'alj.pn
k
1
Regiment
had
the
moat
of
the
following
sea
rk
puy
and
waa
full
value
for
ita
,n
tagging
m
win.
J.
K.
Murray
scored
the
auraocn.
k
only
goal
of
the
game
in
the
see-
1,1
6b
Kobert
nA
k.i
J
ti
Norman
All
wu
uau
wn
a
tmmm
i
titti
luiaa.
Percy
Tinker,
centre
half
for
the
Robert
Moxley.
Par-Regiment,
was
one
of
the,
out-
ui'
Mitchell
,..
atandinir
nlaWa
In
h
William
Nelm.n.
1
W.
Barton
was
referee
and
the
teams
were
aa
follows:
Regiment
Brand:
Ross
and
B.
Hunt:
Edgecombe.
Tinker
and
Ilsddon:
Underwood.
Russell.
J.
K.
Murray,
Burdette
and
Notring-ton.
'
Empreas
Social
Club
Parker:
Skinner
and
Carlson:
George
HIJ1,
Currle
and
llillston;
i.
Currfcs.
S.
IV'eken.
ti.
Howe,
Chenoski
and
H.
D;-kens.
The
Gilhuly
Cup
standing:
Thistles
.
Empress
Regiment
W.-
D-L.PU.
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11
S
1
0
CNR.
TRAINS
f
ti
rt
Dalit
canant
Sua,
at
KM
a.m.
"rom
Ui
Kant-Dally
etewpt
Turndty,
S:S0
p.m.
t.'t-
Allen.
I'r
Robert
Boddie.
Vit
...
William
Bremner
Boys
tagging
this
Tiwror
Hill.
II
Su.
h
rig.
Oscar
Fulton.
'
low.
R.
Peachy.
'
Murdoch.
W.
Klkii
v
PENNY-COME-OUICK
.
m.
a
sj
a
avTwaiaiara
aa
1
a
a
iniuMki
ni
Man
EPSOM.
June
7
'
Qnick.
Lord
Astor
"
filly,
today
won
t
ho
over
a
mile
and
a
Iowm
course.
Tio
worth
about
$:ifi.K0
ner.
Advertise
in
the
P
Sring
results.
A.
W.
EDGE
CO.
WHOLESALE
AND
RETAIL
DISTRIBUTORS
IN
British
America
Paints.
Oils
VarnUhes
and
Satin-filo
jlenjamln
Moores
Muresco
Old
English
Floor
Wax
Slmms
BrusheH
Ornamental,
Window,
Mirror
and
j'lale
(lh
Wallpaper
and
Building
1,'npern
Burlaps
Cheese
Cloth
and
Beaver'
Board
Phone
Ited
C3
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RUPERT
330
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