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BRINGING
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By
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We
have
a
complete
line
of
Tennis
Goods,
and
it
Is
-all
new
1925
stock.
Sykes
or
Tlussey
Rackets,
$3.50
to
$30.00
Presses
....
..
$1.25
Covers
.
.
.
.
.
.
.$2.00
Rubber
Grips
...
25c
Gut
Reviver
.
.
.
.
65c
Sun
Visors,....
$1.00
Reach
Kails
.
.
.
.
50c
Slazengers
65o
Improved
Birmal
All
Steel;
Racket,
13,
13,
-Uroz,
priced
.11
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...:!jrisw.
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S14.E0
S14.50
Postage
pai'rl
on
all
out
of
town
orders.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
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Blue
268
One
cannot
burn
the
candle
at
both
ends
You
wouldn't
light
a
candle
at
both
ends
and
expect
it
to
last
very
long.
And
you
can't
attend
your
many
duties
as
wife
and
mother,
then
pile
on
Ayash-day
labor,
and
expect
to
keep,
yourself
fresh
and
vigorous.
Why
not
let
us
take
care
Of
washday
toil
and
trouble?
One
of
our
many
services
will
fit
exactly
both
your
needs
and
your
purse.
And
you
can
"keep
the
home
fires
burning"
without
burning
the
candle
at
both
ends.
Canadian
steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prlno
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
See
The
Latest
Models
Fconomy,
Simplicity,
and
Convenience.
Lowest
in
cost.
Kasy
Payments
if
desired
Ask
for
Demonstration
8.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
Phone
93
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J.
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Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
.Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Band-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.
YSj-
SHE
loves
the
great
open
spaces.
1
hat's
why
she
wears
an
evening
gown
THKRK
seems
to
be
a
similar-
A
CANADIAN
living
in
Winnipeg
thinks
he
is
In
the
west
until
he
travels
on
a
day
or
two
to
ward
the
selling
sun.
Illl'.Ub
do
not
seem
lo
be
many
people
going
in
for
mat-leromoney
this
June.
IF
you
ran
across
a'
live
wire.
sec
1
hat
you
are
proncrlv
in-
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......
niiiuifu
or
you
may
get.
your
ringers
burned.
THF.RF.
was
a
young
man
in
Ibo
west
Who
loved
a
fair
maiden
wilh
zest;
So
hard
did
he
press
her
To
make
her
say
vt'sir'
That
he
broke
four
cigars
in
h'.s
vast.
'
PRIZES
GIVEN
PLANNING
BIG
BOOTH
SCHOOL
Chairman
of
School
Board
Offi
ciates
In
Distributing
Forestry
Awards
Yesterday
at
1.30
p.m.
in
the
Booth
School
auditorium,
C.
H.
Orme,
chairman
of,
the
board
of
school
trustees,
presented
tiro
three
prizes
won
by
Booth
School
pupils
in
the
recent
'forestry
crossword
puzzle
and
essay
com-
lielilinn.
After
the
singing
of
0
fjan
4
ada"
by
the
school,
Mr.
Onne
spoke
briefly
congratulating
the
pupils
on
their
success,
which!
was
of
value
to
them
beyond
the
actual
prizes
in
providing
an
incentive
for
fresh
effort.
In,
life,
he
added,
the
successful
man,
was
he
who
was
willing
to
work
ami
keep
o
trying.
.
?
Mr.
Orme
then
present
cdAJ
he,
prizes.
They
were:
4
1st
prize
for
the
district,
a,
kodak
and
case,
to-
yVrclije
Thompson,
grade
6.
2nd
prize,
silver
pen
ami
pencil,
to
Joan
Arthur,
prade
C.
3rd
prize,
Kversharp
pencil,
to
Frances
Tremaync,
grade.
8.
The
presentation
concluded
wilh
the
singing
of
God
Save
the
King.
C.N.R.
ALASKA
RUN
STARTS
NEXT
WEEK
No
Sailing
for
South
Between
June
21
and
27
While
Schedule
Is
Being
Readjusted
There
will
be
no
C.N.R,
boat
sailing
from
here
for
the
south
between
June
21
and
27
on
account
of
revision
that
is
necessary-
in
IJie
schedule
to
start
the
Alaska
service.
The
steamer
arriving
from
the
south
on
June
24
will
sail
"for
the
north,
opening
the
service.
Under
the
new
scliedule,
which
comes
into
effect
southbound
from
Prince
Rupert
on
June
27,;
there
will
be
boats
arriving
from
the
south
at
10.30
on
Monday,'
Wednesday
an1
Friday
morn
ings.
Sailings
from
here
for
the;
south
will
be
on
Monday
at.
i
p.m.
and
Wedne'sday
and
Saturdays
at
"6
p.m.
The
boats
arriving
from
the
south
on
Mondays
ami
Fridays
will
go
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
and
the
Wednesday
boat
will
go
to
Alaska.
Field
Sports
and
Games
at
Acro
polis
Hill
Arranged
by
Rotary
Club
July
9
The
Rolary
Club
is
planning
a
big
field
day
for
the
children
of
Prince
Rupert
on
the
afternoon
of
July
V.
There
will
be
a
jrarade
from
town
to
the
Acrop-
ijii-h
iuii
unwinds,
a
iiasODail
inalch
of
five
innings,
probably
betvveen
the-
Rotary
nine
and
the
iiyro,Glub
team,
wilh
league
players
banned.
Then
there
will
Co.'s
freighter
Admiral
Sebree.
Capt.
Samuel
Glass,
moved
back
to
the
lumber
wharf
about
mid
night
last
night
and,
after
re
loading
the
explosives
which
she
had
taken
off
there,
proceeded
on
her
voyage
to
Ketchikan
and
Seward
at
2:30
this
morning.
The
work
here
was
done
with
speed
and
satisfaction.
1
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Prince
Kupert
j
June
19,
1915.
Ross
Hell
was
acquitted
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
yesterday
on
a
charge
of
sedition.
The
jury
consisted
of
K.
F.
Doyle
(foreman),
Kdward
Kby,
Peter
Hlack,
George
A.
Sweet,
C.
1..
Munro,
Charles
W.
Kmblelon,
Peler
Rorvik,
C.
T.
Partington,
Thomas
H.
Arneil,
Thomas
Sproat,
W.
J.
Crawford
and
F.'M.
Clifton.
An
interesting
letter
has
been
rieeiel
liv
Miss
(irnre
Klioe.k-
ily
between
the
language
of
lb
ley
from
Don
Ye
If
who
is
al
(lie
Kuu
piajer
wnen
me
liall
is
bunkerel
and
that
of
the
man
who
runs
n
motorbo'at
when
his
engine
refuses
lo
start.
Front.
.
Among
oilier
things
it
Kays
that
the
Hrilish
Tommies
worship
the
Canadian
troop.
idvorlie
in
lh.
Dailv
New.
D.D.D.J3
Trv
W
tnnlffht
Ix-frr
Van
mn
I.
.
ht
h
tfvr
you
(nut
nit
rrlicf
Irrjin
the
mot
turnlnf
itch
ad
pain.
Thm
wlm
you
riM
In
the
mnrnint,
note
lh
tlmnrt
nnbelirvaM
Imtitovrnicnt
in
the
condition
tA
your
(kin.
A
fluid,
WutKul
In
color,
UIi.Icm.
with
a
plrnlnt
ndur-leUcalc,
yrt
pawtrrful
gent
lor
Un
diirun.
T
A'tr
I'M
btUt
ritlntt
yam
tt
nmr
mvmj
ink.
Try
O.
V.
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in,
ORME8
LIMITED
irAiiire
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VilLLlLJ
TTLIVL
EASY
WINNERS
Defeated
Sons
of
England
Last
Night
and
will
Enter
Dominion
Day
Cup
Finals
'
iJefealing
the
Sons
of
F.nglnnd
easily
last
night
by
a
score
of
o
lo
1,
the
tallies
won
their
way
the
.final
for
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
against
tin-
Great
War
Veterans
which
Will
take
place
on
July
1.
The
Gallic
presented
a
very
strong
front
and
played
their
best
gaino
of
the
season.
Th"
be
sports
and
games
for
theiuialch
was,
in
fact,
rather
nne-
youngslers.
Committees
havi
Sided
and
the
Scots
had
the
up-
been
appointed
to
look.
after
the
Variops
activities
as
follows:
Grounds
Little,
Monro
and
.Wall.
Parade
Xicholls,
Lee
ami
Orme.
i;
Finance
Dybhavn,
Johnson
and
McMordiej
jj&Program
Wakefield
a
n
d
Fisher;
Refreshments
.
Richmond,
Stern
and
Stewart.
Advertising
Pullcri,
M.eRae
Rochester,
Trotier
and
MrLc-od.
ami
Orchard.
Mascot
-George
Rorie.
ADMIRAL
SEBREE
HAS
REPAIRS
MADE
AND
LEAVES
FOR
NORTH
Havihsr
bad
rVnairs
made
al
the
dry
dock
during
the
after
noon
lo
her
nropcllcr
which
lost
a-
blade
while
coming
up
tlr
eoasl
at
the
first
of
the
week.
the
Pacific-Alaska
.Navigation
per
hand
all
the
way.
All
their
players
seemed
lo.
lie
in
the
best
of
form.
.
Playing,
up-hill
in
the
first
half,
the
foil
He
scored
two
goals
--the
first
by
Mclougall
and
the
second
by
V.
Mitchell.
In
tUe
second
half
with
lb-'
grade
in
1
heir
favor,
they
press
ed
even
harder
and
made
three
scores
from
W.
Mitchell,
Sain
Currie
am'IMames
Hamilton,
the
Sons
got
JJieir
one
and
unly
just
Ground
Police
Mtdaffery,
la
minute
lefore
the
final
whisll
Kelsey
scob'd
after
J.
Johnson
had
misseil
a
penalty
by
driving
the
splie'wv
into
the
-
goalie's
hands.
Probably
the
most
effect
iv.'
players
for
thSons
were
Dick
lluwn
and
Geore
K'eNey
on
the
full
back
line
and
A.
Itales
and
P.
Cameron,
halves.
it
-
There
was
a
good
crowd
in
at
tendance,
Tom
Jones
referred
anil
Ab'x
Clapperlon
and
Jo
Hutchinson
oflieialed
on
the
side
lines.
The
line-ups,
at
the
opening
of
the
game,
were
as
follows:
Callies
W.
Hamilton;
M.
An
drews
ami
I.
Scolt;
J.
Harris.
Sam
Currie
and
R.
Woods;
A.
MHchell.
R.
Mclmugall,
W.
Mit
chell,
J.
Hamilton
and
J.
An-
Irews.
Son's
of
England
J.
llallie,
R
Howe
and
H.
Hanson;
F.
Hodg-kinson,
G.
Kelsey
ami
P.
Cam
eron;
G.
Howe,
A.
Dickens,
X.
Hales,
J.
Johnson
and
J.
Sport
Chat
J
A
formal
challenge
is
being
sent
by
the
Rotary
Cliih
lo
the
Gyro
Clulr
to
play
a
five
'game
baseball
game
on
Hie
aflernoou
of
July
at
the
time
of
the
children's
sports
all
league
ganw
players
to
b
barred.
The
Gym
players
arc
planning
to
have
some
distinctive
dress
for
the
occasion
1n
which
Ihey
will
march
in
the
procession
from
the
Rolary
Club
headquarters
al
the
St.
Regis
Cafe.
,
The
Gyro
Club
and
Sons
of
Canada
will
have
their
first
meeting
of
the
year
looighl
in
Ihev
Senior
Haseball
League.
II
will
be
the
second
game
of
the
season
for
the
Canucks,
who
have
one
victory
lo
their
credit
over
the
Sawmill.
It
will
be
the
third
game
for
the
Gyros
who
have
been
nosed
out
of
victory
twice
by
the
Sawmill
through
unlucky
last
minute
denom
menls.
If
the
Gyros
can
just
tighten
up
a'
little
and
can
lose
the
jinx
Hint,
thus
far,
has
ap
parently
been
following
them,
Ihey
will
present
a
baseball
ag
gregation
.that
wil
make
a
strong
hid
for
the
season's
honors
There
have
bix'ii
threo
Interest
ing
league
baseball
games
so
fa"
this
season
and
the
prospect
i
that
loiiighl's-will
Jic
as
good
as
any
of
them.
Sunday
baseball
is
again
under
discussion
In
the
city.
On
ae
count
df
unfavorable
wealher
conditions,
the
Senior
Lcaguo
Wanted
For
Sale
2
For
Rent
4
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for
leu
than
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AUCTION
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AUCTION
SALK.
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On
Sain
May.'
June.
2(1,
commencing
at
'
3
p.m.
at
137
Second
Ave.
West,
(next
In
Drexel
Rooms)
!
will
sell
at
Public
Auction
the
en-lire
household
etTecls
cons.is-ing
of
i
Congnleum
rugs,
drop
head
ewing
machine,
MrClnry
range,
heaters.,
chairs,
tables.,
four
complete
beds,
dresser,
blinds,
kitchen
utensils,
lino
leilm
and
numerous
other
article.
J.
Sigmund,
Auctioneer.
1
13
BOARD
HOARD
and
Room,
or
board
only
43
Fifth
Avenue
Hast.
Phone,
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
LOST
LOST.
Wednesday,
cliamoisctle
glove,
Irintmcd
with
brown
ami
orange
wdtn-ed
braid.
Finder,
please
return
to
News
ollice
lias
already
found
it
necessary'
to
postpone
three
of
its
scheduled
games
and,
wilh
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
booked
up
pretty
full
for
some
time.
Jnlo
the.
future,
there
is
a
problem
ns
-to
when
these
games
are
to
be
played.
With
all
three
teams
in
the
league
pretty
well
matched
it
is
beginning
to
look
as
if
these
games
may
'have
lo
be
played
in
order
lo
determine
the
championship.
Those
favoring
Sunday
ball
point
out
that
there
seems
trt
b
no
more
harm
in
il
than
there
is
in
the
common
practice
of
Sunday
picnicking.
They
also
think
that
the
boys
might
be
doing
better
for
themselves
at
a
hall
game
than
fol
lowing
less
elevating
indoor
Sunday
recreations.
There
is
said
lo
be
nothing
legal
to
(pro
vent
Sunday
baseball
as
long
as
no
charge
in
made
for
adn'iis
sion
to
the
games.
FISHERIES
CONVENTION.
Circulars
hate
been
sent
out
by
Hie
Canadian
Fisheries
As-sociallnn
head
ollice
at
Montreal
slating'
that
owing
lo
the
Nova
flcolla
elections
taking
place
on
June
25,
the
dale
of
the
annual
'
convention
of
the
association
has
been
changed
from
June
22,
23
and
24,
to
July
0,
7,
and
8.
FOR
SALE
FI'R.MTIRK
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Control
agent
for
Fnweelt
range
and
furnace.
Household
elfeels
packed
nnu
shipped.
Auction
snlwt
conducted.
Furniture
for
ever-home.
Let
me
have
talk
with
you
about
my
service,
aim
leave
your
furniture
trouble
.lo
me.
A.
MacKeuzie,
Furniture
lIou,
Third
Avtwue.
Phone
775
if
FOR
SALIi.
Two
mile
from
Terrace,
ll.tl.
Lot
15
fn
blook
17
IS,
II
awes.
Prie
II2J50
Uie
lot.
Id
-3
in
block
17
it,
H
acre.
Prince
110.50
the
lot.
Lot
in
block
17
tt,
H
aercv
Price
$70.50
the
lot.
Gel
your
deed
and
ticket
in
Terrace
at
Lillle
New'
SUnd,
Prince
Rupert,
H.C
It
fl
FOR
SALK.
Amerienn
holnl.
Twin
cylinder
double
drum
hoisting
machine,
sire
7
x
10.
Kngine
and
boiler
in
first
claw
condition.
Only
used
three
months,
Uiiilt
by
the
American
Hoist
and
Derriek
Company.
One
reel
.of
cable.
Prince
George
Machinery
Co..
Prince
George,
H.C.
1
IS
FOR
SALK.
Surplus
nUlc
equipment.
Safe,
roll
top
desks,
ollice
chairs,
oak
standing
desk,
mahogany
flat
top
'
desk
with
four
chair?.
Hire'
Revised
Statutes
of
H.C,
rug.
Morris
chair,
cheque
protector
elc.
AVestenhaver
Pros.
Ill
FOR
SALK.
Confectionery
stnr.
and
lee
cram
parlor.
Host
loeation
in
town.
Doing
good
business.
?H00
cash
wilt
handle.
L.
Wurko,
Terrace.
H.C.
14
FOR
SALIi
Cheap.
Ten
acre
of
good
strawberry
land,
situated
one
half
miles
from
Terrace.
H.C.
For
particulars
write
M.
I.
llalpln,
Kimberley,
H.C,
l5
2
FDR
SALK.
Willi
every
pur-ehae
of
$20.00
or
over
at
the
Prince
Huptr!
F.xchange
we
will
give
one
rug
FRKK.
tt
FOR
SALK.
Commercial
Hotel,
Prince
Rupert,
furnished.
A
bargain.
M.
M.
Stephens,
Co.,
Ltd.
IJ
FOR
SALK.
A
Hargaln.
Singer
Sewing
Machine
five
drawers.
Phone
lllaek
fi2.r.
1
13
FOUND
FOUND.
Ladies'
semi-gauntlet
fawn
glove.
Owner
can
obtain
same
upon
identifying
ami
paying
for
Ibis
advertisement-al
Daily
News
ollice.
FOUND.
Mooseheart
pin.
ply
Daily
News
ollice
BEAUTY
PARLOR
0
Ap-
Voque
Beauty
Parlor
Public
Rest.
Room
for
Ladies.
Mrs.
Love
Kienheiis-
liloek.
Third
Ave.
Over
McCatTnry
Gibbons
Ltd
PHONE
3G.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Fufnl.
uin.ii
tv.
ii,
if
Salt
nnd
Kx
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
4fl
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
In
Slewart
visjt
Keith's
Cafe
in
King
Kdward
Hotel
now
re-inodellcd.
Up-to-date
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Coupler
.
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
ArticL
Lotti
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AND
LAUNCHES
PRICKS
or
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