PAcz
rocz
SEASON
IS
Miny
PUjireand
Attiritics
Art
pUnned
For
Ca-minf
Week.
TOth
the
cod
of
the
.season
in
AH
these
erents
are
to
take
place
as
veil
as
the
regatar
aetrvitxs
ssch
as
tambUns;
and
Taaltin?
classes
on
Tuesday
and
Thursday
eTenic.
rrimmlns;
and
life
saving
classes
on
Tuesday
and
Friday
at
MrCljxaont
Park
and
Morse
Creek
vhfie
the
loOcrxing
gases
are
to
be
played
in
the
basketball
and
raft
ball
leases
to
finish
the
sched-c!e:
Senior
boys'
basketball
Acropolis
T3-
Seal
Core.
Monday
eTecin?.
Intermediate
boys
softbaD
Imasi
b
rs&de
cp
belore
thi
nix
bst
port
entries
r
the
oihn
IVH
flk
H
fJ
I
I!
Ms
Kitty
Cameron,
director
oo
A
1
JUL
U,
V
juii,
1
JUS
I
Acrooola
Hill
nlaTzronnd.
is
hi
chart
e
of
the
meet
Life
Sarins
FTimt
Oo
Smk&zj
next
pre-entainatteB
trials
for
the
Gyro
CM)
playgToend
ofe-saTing
anrds
tOI
be
heJd
at
Tier,
the
Gyro
pUrfrovnds
are
to
taXt-
tts
rskisi
oi
preparations
for
the
final
(Stopfer
to
be
held
on
Aacwt
23.
Among
the
aetivfcttes
bated
for
this
-reek
are
dance
rehearsal
for
the
SlrU
on
Uoadajr.
Wednesday
and
Friday
afternoon
in
the
gym
rsxten
bikifai?.
a
kiddies'
party
on
Tsejday
rreatag
at
Westrtrs-
ntay-
grocnd.
a
dress-op
day
on
Thus-
day
afternoon
at
Seal
Cove
and
a
riant
nznt
on
Friday
erenhK
at
the
AeropoBs
HID
ptayzroond.
In
order
that
al
those
participating
in
the
daises
to
date
say
baTe
every
opportunity
of
pnntnt;
the
tests
for
the
varioos
awds.
it
is
iaperatire
that
they
attend
the
classes
at
the
gyranas-iazn
on
Taesday
and
Friday
erenisg
in
order
to
fasiltarize
tbesaseire
vtth
the
varioss
drills
necessary
as
veil
as
the
theory
and
anatomy
virieh
is
to
be
tanght
Jadging
from
the
enrobsent
and
attendance
at
the
classes
so
far.
there
sboold
be
at
least
23
persons
trying
for
the
Bronze
Medallion
In
addition,
there
are
tvo
girls.
CMea
Mshakaze
and
Betty
Barber,
a-ho
Trill
attercpt
to
pass
the
test
'or
the
Avard
of
Merit
and
Silver
Medallion.
There
is
also
a
possi
bility
that
one
of
the
boys.
B3J
Long,
will
try
to
pass
both
the
Avard
of
Merit
for
the
Bronze
and
surer
Medallions
so
interest
is
running
high
and
there
sboold
be
a
large
tsroost
for
the
final
tests,
t
It
sboold
be
clearly
understood
'
that
these
classes
in
life
saving
are
'
Weitrlew
I"
mlcrtslra
'
ts.
McClyraont
Monday
Acrononsl
saniless
of
whether
or
not
afternoon:
afternoon:
McCJrraont
MeCrrmont
vs.
vs.
Acropolis
Wednesday
afternoon.
1:38.
On
the
afternoons
on
which
there
are
no
special
activities
listed
for
AeropoUs
Hill
ptaygroond.
there
oiH
be
special
classes
in
tsmbSng
and
pyramid
building
for
girls
and
Junior
boys.
Girls'
Track
Sleet
Not
to
be
outdone
by
the
boy
the
eirls
are
going
to
be-
given
a
chance
to
livTK
whit
they
can
do
in
the
track
and
field
events
vben
they
take
part
in
a
tract
meet
on
Thurs
day
at
Acropolis
HJ1L
the
100
yards
dash,
standing
broad
Jump,
running
broad
Jomp.
high
lump,
relay
race
and
some
novelty
races.
uiines
I
or
the
events
may
be
made
with
the
directors
at
any
of
they
feel
capable
of
passing
the
ex-,
arcinatSons.
The
fact
that
tests
are
to
be
held
should
not
deter,
these
people
from
attending
the;
final
classes.
In
fact
the
final
Masses
w31
serre
to
increase
the
sTrtmauhg
ability
and
general
use-!
fol
knowledze
of
part
anyone
taking
Dae
to
misinformaUon
received'
by
local
friends,
it
ns
reported
last
week
that
Mrs.
Richard
Perry,
formerly
of
this
city,
had
died
in
Events
for
the
girl,
will
lnelode,!!?-"
S?
!
is
seriously
iQ.
she
is
not
dead.
j
WHHam
TornbolL
firmerly
editor
(of
the
Prince
Ropert
Dally
News,
is
now
back
in
Victoria
after
having
been
for
several
yars
located
in
the
Gyro
pUygroonds
before
Thnrs-J
BHenos
Aires.
Argentina,
according
J
.icani
i
or
me
retay
races!
to
word
received
by
local
frier.dE
Continuing
Bryant's
STOCK-REDUCING
Sale
Special
on
Sox
HOSIERY
FOR
MEN
10
dozen
Penman's
Half
Hoe
Sizes
10
to
llj,
oOc
and
fiOc
values.
Sale
Price,
Q4
A
A
3
pairs
for
QX.UU
25
dozen
Penman's,
Harvey
Woods
and
MacGregor
haif
hose.
Sizes
94
to
12
50c
and
vaiues.
Price,
pair
75s
Sale
45c
JOHN
B.
STETSON
HATS
OVERSTOCKED
Stetson
standard
weight
hats,
hned
and
unlined.
$7.50
and
$7.00
regular
values.
Stock
Retlac-
ZV",
S4.95
Brock
and
Kensington
Hats-Values
$3.50
to
Q9
4
ff
S5.00.
To
Clear
at
Hotel
Arrivals
Knn
H.
MrTeaw.
R.
CTSson,.
Mr.
and,
Mrs.
Ces
Leighton.
S.
Marttasos
and
Sig
WaJktad.
dry:
Jta
Bir-I
EL;
Sidney
Yansfah.
Vaneoover:
A.
MiRrhin
Winnipeg.
Clement,
Vaneoaver;
J.
McKeu.
Smithers:
C.
R.
Cocks.
Port
Es3tng-ton:
C.
H.
E
Stewart.
Toronto:
M.
Lawler.
Seattle:
Miss
E.
Hernminzs.
Cincinnati.
Ohio:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Kidd.
Xewmarket
Oct.;
G.
Louise.
Inverness
Cannery;
1L
C.
Haiti-day.
CSSL:
R.
L.
WUlianu.
Cleveland;
i";TS.
V
B.
Sayers.
Cincinnati.
Royal
Robert
McGregor.
Manltoa,
Man
:
3.
M.
Rnnje.
3.
A.
Carlson
and
Fred
Simpson,
city;
Mrs.
L.
A.
Jamieson,
Janeaa.
Savoy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
3.
C.
Eastwood.
Dsn-can:
G.
Bodenbam.
England;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Tocker,
Premier;
K
L.
McKinley.
city;
C.
Efflson,
Bffl-
mot.
George
M.
Beirnes
of
Kisptox.
who
has
been
on
a
trip
into
the
Taken,
arrived
in
the
dty
from
the
north
(in
the
Princess
Charlotte
Satarday
afternoon
and
H
proceed
-
For
Travelling
McBrine
Baggage
Tourist
Wardrobe
Trunk
Hard
fibre
covering
with
heavy
steel
binding,
leather
swing
handle,
side
lock,
two
hoop
belts
and
dowels,
full
length
removable
trav
with
par-
9C
tition.
Sale
Price
vAJOt)
Men's
Two-Suit
Aeropack
Black
embossed
Durotex
with
cowhide
end
binding,
post
handle
two
locks,
Irish
linen
lining,
two-suit
Aeropack
fixture
and
dividing
door
with
tie
pocket,
covered
shoe
compartment.
Q1
A
RIZ
Sale
Price
?AO.OD
Men's
Two-Suit
Aeropack
BJue
fibre
cover,
tacked
metal
binding,
post
handle,
two
locks,
wo-suit
Aeropack
fixture,
dividing
door,
shoe
com-
Q-l
O
i
partment.
Sale
priceV
J-
SPECIAL
ON
SUITCASES
TRICES
$2-00-
82-70
-S3.35
imi7.
Aorat
15,
n.
THE
DAILY
XETiVS
WHIFFLETS
From
The
"Waterfront
setn.
Vaneoaver;
3.
S.
Mcoken.'
Making
her
final
reray
sche-(
Copper
River.
j
doled
voyage
of
season
ai-
Ccntral
'
thovgh
she
has
one
c-al
charter
Mr
and
Mrs.
3.
Seett
and'
Vie
eraise
to
make
after
-Jus.
C.
X.
R
Hammerbeck.
Vaneosven
Mr.
asd
Mrs.
E.
&
BvtJer.
E&noatan;
Mrs.
May
Miller.
Ketchikan:
E.
Bootee.
E.
S.
Walker.
Jaaes
Anderson.
C
H.
Oids
and
E.
Walace.
ON
JL:
C.
Lease.
Suonjsfeie:
Fern
Brethoor.
H.
M.
Adams
and
E,
D.
Cronin.
Terrace;
L.
E
FerizeL
Darner's
Grort.
stealer
Prince
Robert.
Caps.
H.
E.
Nedden.
armed
ir
port
at
7:S
oldrck
this
T'-Mlff
mng
from
tb
sooth
and
sailed
at
1
o'clock
totf
afternoon
for
Skarrcy
and
other
Alaska
points
she
vol
re-
torn
here
neat
Ssaday
soottabooatd.
The
veasel
had
a
rapacity
Bst
of
more
than
three
h
undred
roond
(trip
passengers.
Prince
Ropert
1
CPR
phwm:
aiw
Pr
&
Chotatey
j
Craa-ford
Bayrj
'-(uapt.
wnnaaa
Thozcs
A.
L
Pritchard
and
W.
A.
aeaaeBs.Jport
at
oehxk
Vanaisjo,
G.
M.
Biroet
HazdUi:!VaiJCOH
A.
r.
Berg.
Sallna.
Kansas;
D.
McK
Lore.
Sterart:
T.
Dybharn.
T.
C.
aaornhsg
from
ecod
list
of
AI-
aaka
tosrist
passenzers
and
sailer
at
18
am
for
Skagway
and
other
BotterilL
E
G.
Kingston
and
L.
M.inortbera
.
po
hec
she
iH
re-
rm
.a
-
-
-
t
r.i
torn
here
Satsrday
afternoon
sooth
bound.
The
Aire
had
lit
per
sons
on
board.
Poor
diEerabarkec
here
whue
four
went
north
frosr
Prince
Ropert.
There
was
a
capacity
Bst
of
258
passengers
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Charlotte
which
was
in
port
Satarday
afternoon
south
-boond
from
Ska
war
to
Vaneoover
Three
passengers
embarked
at
thst
port
whue
two
took
passage
at
this
port
aboard
her
for
the
smth.
Unkm
steamer
Caiala.
Capt.
Jas.
FVndiay
arrived
in
port
atT
last
night
from
the
sooth
and
sailed
at
2
am.
for
Stewart.
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
whenc
she
win
return
here
tomorrow
soathboond.
Northland
3ransportatiryi
Co
steamer
Northland.
Capt.
A.
W
Nkkerton.
was
in
port
early
yes
tog
to
the
interior
on
this
evening's:
terdaT
morning
and
discharge!?
train.
carwaos
oi
mi
ic
coren
aaimor
I
in
tierces
from
Ketchikan
for
Dr.
F.
Richardson
and
Dr.
F.
transshipment
East
over
Canadian
Rice.
Vaneoaver
dentists,
who
have
National
Railways
before
sailing
for
been
spending
the
sommer
in
Nor-j
Seattle.
them
British
Columbia
-yid
the)
Yukon,
were
passenger
aboard
the;
The
Ketchikan
packer
Neptone
Prince.
Rupert
today
returning'
was
in
port
jrsierday
afternoon
sooth.
i
with
one
carload
of
frozen
fish
for
SALE
FORTNIGHT
CASE
Gray
Croydon
Irish
linen,
Aero-wood
construction
with
leather
binding.
Irish
linen
lining,
four
wardrobe
hangers
in
lid,
retainer
straps,
partitions
and
curtain
in
body.
Q-g
Q
OA
Sale
Price
pAJJaOU
WARDROBE
GLADSTONE
Black
pup
walrus
embossed
buffed
cowhide,
gusset
welt
edge
style,
polished
hardware,
post
handle,
two
stitched
straps
over
frame,
Irish
linen
lining,
suit
hanger
in
one
section,
dividing
door
with
shirt
fold
and
one
deep
wide
pocket
Q-f
Q
r
A
SalcPicc..
.
vJ-d.DU
JUMBO
SIZE
STREAMLINE
GLADSTONE
Black
pup
walrus
embossed
buffed
grain
cowhide,
gu.sset
edge
style,
post
handle,
polished
hardware,
Irish
linen
lining,
dividing
door
with
shirt
fold
and
two
deep
pockets.
Q4
(
Sale
Price
?XO.OD
SALE
PRICES
Ladies'
Aero-
QQ
f
pack
tJiJ.Tta
Ladies'
Twin
Q4
IZ
Set
3lD.OD
Ladies'
Twin
25
Bryant
Company
Limited
SIXTH
STREET
"MEN'S
AND
BOY'S
STORE
Phone
297
Mississippians
Back
In
Houston
JACKSON.
Mississippi.
Angnst
16
The
"Know
Mississippi
Better"
party,
ander
the
leadership
of
former
Governor
Dennis
Marphree
has
retsmed
home
from
its
annual
trip
which
this
year
took
a
party
of
some
two
hsndred
Miyasapiam
as
tar
north
as
Prince
Ropert
and
Stewart.
British
Colombia,
and
Hycer.
Alaska.
-In
ray
opinion.''
said
Mr.
Mai-Thrpe
following
his
return
home
The
scene
along
the
railway
from
'adconton
to
Prince
Ropert
is
the
most
magnificent
and
majestic
of
any
to
be
viewed
on
the
North
American
continent.
"This
was
the
most
outstanding
f
all
oar
fourteen
annual
trips.
Governor
Mnrphree
and
others
expressed
appreciation
of
courtesies
transshipment
East
over
Canadian
SaUonal
Railways.
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
tanker
Imper-iL
Capt.
Sims,
arrived
in
pirt
a'
11
o'clock
yesterday
morning
from
loco
and.
after
discharging
fuel
for
the
company'a
local
tanks,
sailed
at
3
o'clock
last
evening
on
her
return
sooth.
With
a
fun
list
of
280
passengers
ronsisttng
largely
of
tourists
returning
south
after
making
the
round
trip
to
Alaska.
C.N.R.
steam
er
Prince
Rupert.
Capt.
James
Watt,
irrived
in
port
at
3:15
this
morning
from
Skagway
and
other
northern
points
and
sailed
at
3
o'clock
this
if
le
moon
for
Ocean
Palls.
Powell
Riter
and
Vancouver
f
ED
KOlhNU
TOUND
Dark-rimmed
glasses
on
Fourth
Avenue
East,
near
Dr
Johnsen's
office.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
Dail
News
office
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
tf.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Range
with
oU
burner
and
some
furniture,
practically
new.
416
Eighth
Avenue
West.
H99
X)R
SALE
Double
corner,
Alfred
Street
and
Eleventh
Avenue,
both
streets
graded,
for
sale
at
bar
gain.
Dybharn
and
Hanson,
tf.
FOR
SALE
Child's
high
chair
and
push
cart,
good
condition.
Phone
Green
562.
Li.
HELP
WANTED
RELIABLE
man
take
care
store
route.
Distribute,
collect.
New
Pioducts.
No
Selling.
Earn
excellent
weekly
income.
B.
it
W.
Nut
Co..
St.
PauL
Minn.
L.KSD
ACT
Notice
of
InUntlon
to
apply
U
LrtH
Land
In
Basge
S.
Coast
txctrkst,
Ltnd
nr-ootrllng
alBtnot
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
ttuaie
(mc
of
Prtoce
Leboo
lland
in
Knason
Bay
Paa,
mr
oonaptouou
v&lt
rock
SS
feet
hfcrs
marked
on
etoaxt
dcpahtt(
to
Ujc
Laada
Depart.
men
at
tbe
City
of
Victoria
la
the
aaJd
Prorlone
as
"Ccxupicww
Bock."
Take
notice
that
Praok
Waterman
of
Prince
lUwrt.
BCm.
oooupstKct
miner,
ttUeoda
to
apply
for
a
leace
of
tfae
fol-lovtns
aeacrXxd
laocU
and
foreabore-
Commeoctog
art
a
van
o!aord
on
a
crawy
rock
lying
approximately
ISO
feet
I
nortb
and
200
feec
east
of
aald
cor.-j
Ptoioua
rock:
thence
600
test
south,
east;
thence
800
fee
aoutb
tat;
thence
j
600
feat
north
lregt;
thonoe
800
feetl
ncrLQ
east,
to
place
of
beginning;
aa1
ocmtaJnmg
clxteea
acres,
more
or
lesa,
PRANK
WATERMAN
Dated
June
16th.
1838.
LAND
ACT
Xotlce
of
Intention
to
apply
to
La
Land
In
Ranee
S
a
ryfri
inA
t.
conting
cUstrtct
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
artuaie
on
a
reef
off
Aranzazu
Point
be-
ui;
a
pout
on
the
vest
aide
of
Zaru
Take
BOUT
Uul
InV
WMnan
Prtnoe
Ropert.
B.C..
oooupatloci
miner,
taitenda
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