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PUNCH
1
GIVES
YOUl
"Richer
Smoother
Refreshing
more
freigrant
say
men
Enioy
tW
new
depth
of
smoking
pleasure
today
Its
the
cumulative
efec
of
ad
vertising
that
counts.
VELVET
IS
!
IN
FINAL
Defeated
laundry
Five
T
XII
In
Dominion
Day
lodff.afl
1-jst
Mtht
'
In
spite
of
losing
by
five
gdalt
to
nil,
the
Ptfflhf
Laundry
put
up
a
very
Interesting
game
against
the
Velvet
team
In
last
evening's
match
of
tli
Dominion
Day
Cp
football
series.
The
Laundry
played
all
through
with
ten
men
and
the
handicap
was
too
much.
After
attacking
without
success
the
Laundry
save
away
a
corner
from
which
Rltchb
headed
In
the
opening
goal.
Cameron's
kick
vras
dropped
fight
In
the
goal
mouth
and
rarstfns
headed
It
6n
to
Ritchie's
hfd
anfl
.
Smith
was
beaten.
Krause
savrf'
from
W.
Oomet
ahd
later
had
U
;run
out
to
clear.
Holkestad
htfadH
Cameron's
centre
against
the
cross.
(bar.
Smith
saved
splendidly
twIeV
at
clflse
quarters
but
Velvet
was
not
to
be
denied
and
Ritchie
added'
a
secdltd
after
fast
play,
ifolkestad
added
a
third
with
a
rather
simple-1
looking
shot.
.Laundry
forwards,
showed
neat
combination
but
J
could
not
get
through
a
defertc
In
which
H.
Dickens
played
well,
i
The
second
half
continued
interesting.
Smith
saved
from
Ritchie
and
Sunberg
headed
away
a
dangerous
centre.
Houston
had
hard
luck
with
a
fine
drive
that
hit
the
bar.
Ritchie
added
a
fourth.
Laundry
tried
again
with
Colussl
going
nearly
through
on
his
own
Dickens
blocked
a
hard
drive
from
Houston.
Fast
combination
play
gave
Parsons
a
chance
and!men
he
scored
with
a
hard
drive.
Cross
Colussl
and
Houston
kept
on
try
mg
and
Bussanlch
backed
them
up
well
but
they
were
unable
to
find
an
opening.
Ritchie
just
missed
again
with
a
header
from
Cam
eron's
centre.
Tea
"is:
THE
DaILT
KTW3
.,
rf
Can
You
Guess
how
Little
ELECTRIC
COOKING
People
"who
use
Electric
Cooking
know
thit
it
edits
Uti
thin
'j
per
meal
per
ptrion.
The
average
fimily
(Myl
less
than
$2.50
a
month
for
the
electricity
they
use
to
cook
with.
Laundry
Ted
Smith:
Brown.
poslUo
and
took
advantage
of
Sunberg
:
Bussarrich,
Vance;
Wear-J
older
players.
Vance
was
a
hard
mouth,
Houston.
Colussl
Cross,
V7
I
worker.
Colussl
was
the
best
for-Oomez.
'ward
with
Houston
showing
up
Velvet
Krause;
F.
Oomez.
11
well.
Cross
did
well
although
he
was
Dickens:
Greer,
Veitch,
Vlnk,
Cam-.weak
at
the
start.
W,
Gomez
wan
i
eron,
Parsons,
Ritchie,
Ferguson
good
both
forward
and
bark.
A
Holkestad.
man
short
Is
too
big
a
handicap
Pete
Doherty
refereed
well.
Rol,f6r
any
team,
nQ
matter
how
hard
Terrace,
H.d.
SWAIN'S
TRANSFER
&
TAXI
TOBACCOS
CANDIES
MEALS
P.O.
Box
32,
Terrace,
B.C.
PICNIC
PARTIES
ANYWHERE
Lakelse
Lake
Sightseeing
Trip,
per
person
$1.00
(Including
ride
on
lake)
Taxi
Service,
Lakelse
Lake,
any
place,
per
head
$3;(0
Additional,
per
head
$1.50
Kalum
Lake
or
Usk,
minimum
trip
$5.00
Sightseeing
Trip
Around
Bench,
minimum
trip
$1.00
the
others
play
Krause
was
not
severely
tested
Dickens
did
well
at
back
with
F
Gomez
fairly
steady.
Veltch
w
a
Strong
half
back
and
Greer
turned
In
his
best
game
to
date
Vlnk
was
useful.
Forwards
of
th
team
were
strong.
Ritchie
was
always
In
the
play
feeding
hU
win?
and
ready
to
shoot.
Parsons
wnN
also
good
In
an
unusual
posKHir.
Cameron
and
Holkestad
were
goud
and
bad
by
turns.
Ferguson
wi
not
prominent.
The
name
was
well
worth
seeing
and
promises
well
for
the
Dominion
Dav
Cup
final
when
th
Royal
Naval
Volunteer
Reservt
nd
Velvet
meet.
RACES
Girls.
6
and
under,
30
yards-Prizes
,
.
25c,
15c,
10c
Boys,
6
and
under,
30
yards
"
Prizes
25c,
15c,
10c
Girls,
9
and
utldeh,
50
yards-Prizes
25c,
'15c,
10c
Boyftj
9
and
under,
50
yards--
Prizes
25c,
15c,
10c
Girisj
12
and
under,
50
yards
Prizes
50c
ahd
25c
Boys,
12
and
under,
50
yards-Prizes
50c
and
25c
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Knox
W.
Wolff
and
F
W.
ScWotthauer.
Porcher
Island.
Central
V.
WUfon.
B.
F
Cropper.
H.
Ny-gard,
Bob
Craig,
A.
Anderson.
O.
Johnson
and
A.
Liptak.
city.
Alec
Anderson.
Massett:
A.
Miltehln.
Winnipeg-
Prinre
Itnpert
O.
O.
Edwardson,
Victoria;
Lydta
Farrell.
Ethel
Lincoln
and
Bessie
Frenrh.
Port
8lmpson;
Frank
James
and
Eric
G.
Hanson.
SeatUe;
Cap't.
W
W
Monriee,
Vancouver:
H.
R.
Morrison,
Edmonton;
E
A.
Hoffman.
Chicago:
A
M.
Potrler.
Girls,
1G
and
under,
100
yards-Prizes
50c
and
25c
Boys,
1G
and
under,
100
yards--Prizes
50c
and
25c
Women's
100
yard
dash,
open-Prizes
$1.00
and
50c
Men's
100
yard
dash,
open-Prizes
$1.00
and
50c
Boys'
Wheelbarrow
Race,
30
yards-Prizes
$1.00
and
50c
Mtfn's
Relay
Race,
Prince
ftupert
vs.
Terrace.
Prize
$4.00
Boys'
Bicycle
Race-Prizes
75c
flnd
50c
MONTREAL
CAFE
AH
At
Regular
Prices
TERRACE
HOTEL
f
E.
Willie,
Proprietor,
Dining
Room
All
White
Help,
Electric
Light,
Hot
and
Cold
Wnter
Meals
50c,
Rooms
$1.'0D
up
SUMMIT
ICE
CtttiAM
rimiT
Reatly
Costs
New
Haven.
Conn.;
A
O.
Mac.MII-I&n.
Casstar;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dudley
O.
Wile.
Terrac
Itojal
I.
Osberg.
Stt-rsrt.
Pete
Samlnes.
O.
TtMigh
and
J
Crsiratihnry.
Porehr
Itand:
John
Ittrvth.
rtty:
w.
A.
Sharp.
Mirror
Alt
Savoy
LHf.
Roekom
and
V
D
Nielsen.
SeaUle;
8.
11.
Simpson.
Kxtorli.
Walter
Warner.
Romood:
Betty
and
Fanny
Brooks.
Port
EMnfton;
N.
Morrison.
Copper
City:
Mrs.
Reuben
Letghton.
lnvrmM;
D.
Fulton.
Hazeiton:
Martin
Heroy.
Edmonton
C
L
Lamb.
Pacific;
D
Wedge
and
'J
L
MrGregor.
city.
Adam
Clartcwn
Vancouver
1
COOKIHC
1
C.t.MUCHUj;
I
Electric
cooking
gives
you
two
thrills
the
first
when
you
find
how
easy
'and
clean
and
pleasant
it
is
to
cook
tastier,
more
delicious
meals.
Then
you
get
another
thrill
when
you
discover
how
little
it
has
cost
you
to
enjoy
the
first
thrill
I
Plan
how
to
banish
the
smoke,
soot,
dirt
and
heat
of
old-fashioned
cooking.
Let
us
tell
you
hov
easy
it
is
to
have
an
electric
range
installed
in
youi
kitchen.
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
Judge
and
A.
Ronalds
were
Hnes-
Commenti
on
Play
Ted
Smith
kept
&
good
goal.
Brown
played
well
at
back
and
saved
many
a
dangerous
situation
Bussanlch
was
very
good
at
ha'f
back,
covering
a
lot
of
ground
and
trying
to
the
very
last.
Sunberj
1
would
do
better
if
he
played
hU
iv
Tiir.
t
rar.Mr
cm
ar
or
tutu
(
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COME
TO
TERRACE
JULY
1st
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Parade
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by
Prince
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Boys'
Hand,
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to
Hall
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BEAUDIN'S
CONFECTIONERY
Terrace,
B.C.
Salads
and
Cold
Meals
Lunches
Served
Ice
Cream
.
Candies
At
Regular
Prices
W.
A.
KIRKPATRICK
WINDOWS,
DOORS
and
FRUIT
CONTAINERS
Box
40
Orders
Filled
Promptly
Sports
Program
sponsored
by
thfe
Native
Sons
of
Canada
Train
Arriving
11
a.m.
BASEBALL
GAME
1:15
p.m.
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DflHce
In
I.O.O.F.
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Terrace
11
p.m.
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CAFE
Terrace,
B.C.
Good
Meals
at
Regular
Prices
Ice
Cream
PHILBERT
HOTEL
Terrace,
B.C.,
Gordon
temple,
Proprietor
Fully
Modern
With
Bathroom,
Electric
Light
Commercial
Sample
Rooms
Meals
Served
ns
SooYi
nft
Train
Arrives
Meals
50c
Uhmk
si.
no
up
TERRACE
DRUG
STORE
H.
W.
Riley,
Proprietor
Terrace
Home-Made
tee
Cream
-
Chocolates
and
Candies
Cigarettes
and
Tobaccos
Kodalis
and
CnniPrns
Postals
of
Terrace
and
Vicinity.
Everything.
regular
prices