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1'hmii
COATS
SUITS
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AT
"
In
the
Prince
tournament
were
as
Men's
Singles
drfeated
Borrie
6-0,
rcated
Ken
Ington
6-0,
dfj-ated
Gladding
6-1,
defeated
Lambic
6-1.
6-3.
1
Kennington
defeat
Buiidlt
Third
Avenue
Stnvo
llnnrs
from
i
a,iiU
in
tweeds,
bouclr,
crepe;,
and
her-
Si.cs
14
U
44.
Regular
to
C-j
f
AA
-.NE'lTE'S
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
5AU,VU
TUOTTEKS
and
JIGGERS
id
snappy
styles,
In
beige,
eggshell
and
white,
v
23.
Reg.
values
to
$12.95.
QET
ft
A
II,
S
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
,i
..isit
,
and
dressmaker
made
sult3.
Sizes
14
,.,l.ir
values
to
$16.95.
OCT
A
A
i:
S
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
J0VU
RLAZERS
o
i
"
is
in
tweeds
and
stripes.
Sizes
14
to
20.
i
K
u
$8.95.
Ol
AC
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
GIRLS'
COATS
:,T
,
7
to
D
only.
Reg.
values
to
Oft
AC
.'.
i
,
TES
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
.ZTrJf
V"'L"JM
T,iT"IIWI
'MUM
Mltchell
6-2.
6-3.
Men'
Doubles
ANNETTES
Norrinnton-Fulton
defeat:
PHONE
Z
Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rate
:
4
Upholstered
chairs.
Special
:30
a.m.
to
Telephone
5:30
p.m.
ed
Glad-
dlns-Delldal
6-C.
6-0.
Hotherington
-
Kennington
RiiDuooM
sum:
$1UUUU
1-hMlf.irrPd
much.
Full
Size
Bed.
Chlfronti:.,
CMc
Spring.
Inner
Spring
Mattress
DINKTTE
S1MTK
-Buffet.
Extension
(?9.50
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Green
016
dc-
tested
Borrie-Piers
6-2,
6-1.
Se-mi-Final
Hetherlngton-Kennington
defeated
Norrington-Ful-ton
11-9.
3-6.
6-1.
fjpmj.rinal"
Bellamy-Mellin
dc-featPd
Bonlnnd-L-'mbie
6-4.
R-'i.
Final
Hetherington-Kcirii
'n
When
You
Want
a
Reliable.
Comfortable,
Dependable
,
,
I,
-mi
mi
tnnm!STwrnr'
r-r
FAOK
THRr.r
1
.
.
-
-
.
NNI
VERS
ARY
SALE
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
BISMARK
SURVIVORS
AWAIT
THEIR
FATE
v?Mvl
,
iriir
4,
-is
guard
with
a
bay
nettrd
rifle
some
ol
tfc?
;,urv.vors
rf
"h:
Grrman
k
urk
bv
Brit
sh
navul
action
h
ndreds
of
miles
eff
the
French
coast,
arrive
at
an
h
port.
The
photo
wat.
cabled
f
om
London
to
New
York.
K-END
'
wrt
Clnli
Tournament
tt'-aches
Final
Stages
ed
Ncrrington
6-3.
6-2.
final
Borland
Bellamy
7-5,
7-5.
I.aJies'
Singles
F-rrl-T.inl
Mi
Mitchell
de-
feated
Mlw
Davis
6-4,
6-3.
Sem'.-flnal
Mtss
Berner
defeated
Mrs.
Tinker
6-1,
6-3.
'
6-1,
6-3.
'
Mixed
Doubles
S-mi-Final
Borland-Mrs.
defeated
Gladding-Mrs.
Continued
Owinjr
to
the
Tremendous
Success
of
Her
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
and
in
order
to
allow
her
many
patrons
to.
take
advantage
of
the
bargains
offered
ANNETTE
has
decided
to
continue
her
sale
all
of
this
week.
HOUSE
DRESSES
All
new
styles
and
patterns,
sun-fast
and
tub-fast.
Sizes
14
to
52.
Regular
values
to
$2.95.
SYCZ
ANNETTE'S
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
t?XU
vssssaa
DRESSES
-
-
m
,
defeated
Bellamy-Mellln
7-5,
3-6,
defeated
6-4.6-3.
Ladies'.
Doubles
Final
Miss
Berner
defeated
Miss
er
ding
0-2.6-3.
Draw
for
.Monday
6:30
p.m.
Final
Men's
Singles
Borland
vs.
Kensington.
6:45
p.m.
Mnal
Mixed
Doubles
Norrlnon-rH"
Berner
vs.
Borland-Mrs.
Tinker.
;pORT
THAT
Gcnn
Sarazcn.
who
is
finicky
Thou'
h's
nutto'S.
brought
four
to
the
National
Open
golf
champlo-f
hii
In
Texas.
If
thj
one
with
which
he
starts
blows
cold
he'll
krep
switching
until
he
finds
one!
that
is
hot.
They
are
all
specially
designed.
i
.Inck
Lovelock,
slim
New
Zeal
L
sEmmz
ii
Gordon
and
AndersinO
St.
WAISTS
In
sheers,
stripes,
crepes
and
tailored.
Short
and
long
sleeves.
Sizes
14
to
44.
Reg.
values
to
Q1
$3.95.
ANNETTE'S
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
J.
2
.3
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
American
League
Louis
7,
Philadelphia
2.
Cleveland
1,
New
York
4.
Chicago
5,
Boston
2.
National
League
Brooklyn
12.
St.
Louis
5.
Philadelphia
0,
Chicago
3.
Boston
2,
Pittsburgh
8.
SUNDAY
American
Lcacuc
Cleveland
2.
New
York
3.
St.
Louis
4,
Philadelphia
10.
ond
game
rained
out).
Boston
8-6.
Chicago
6-4.
Detroit
5-4.
Washington
National
Leacuc
Boston
5,
Pittsburgh
1.
DRESSES
The
largest
selection
ever
offered
to
the
public
in
Prince
Rupert,
all
the
newest
designs
and
shades,
in
plain,
printed
and
dotted
spiins,
thick
and
thin
Tahiti
Crepes,
novelty
printed
ravons,
plain
Shantung
rayons.
Sizes
12
to
52.
Regular
values
to
S8.9o..
ANNETTE'S
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
isasa
DRESSES
Girls'
print
dresses,
all
up
to
the
minute
style?.
Sizes
1
to
14.
Regular
value
$1.95.
fl
flfl
7-2.
game
rained
out).
Philadelphia
0-8,
Chicago
6-4
New
York
2-3,
Cincinnati
5-6
Brooklyn
8-0,
St.
Louis
1-3.
P:t.
1000
.667
.333
.003
(scc-
(second
rrj
put-Tan
the
cream
of
United;
AUMRALIAN
v
em'iTifif
SHfcLTEIl
tatK,
runners.
Including
Glenn
I
.
In'
SYDNEY,
N5.W
June
16:
CP.
Cunningham
and
Dill
Bonthron,
in
s
new
raf-Prlnc-tnn
case-Sydney
the
"mile
of
thf
century"
race
at
-J"t
congestion
tunne
.
will
be
fjUed
six
years
ago
today.
as
an
air-raid
shelter
to
accomo-metre
Lovelock
won
the
Olympic
1.500-
race
at
Berlin
a
year
later.
,date
8,000
people.
nn.non.noo
"coi
onuls
!
help
free
French
''
LONDON
.Tune
16:
(CP)
There
CAIRO,
June
16:
(CP)
1"
The
nrp
fionoocOO
neonle
In
British
Free
French
forces
In
Ndrthern
eolonles-anart
from
the
dominions
Africa
are
to
receive
a
$2,400
rpo-
whose
lePdffs
look
to
West-
Wle
Advanced
dressing,
Ration
minster
for
cu'dance
and
protec-
from
the
New
South
Wales
branch
lion
in
connection
with
the
war,
,of
the
Australian
Red
Cross.
SWEATERS
$2.95
A
wonderful
selection
to
choose
from,
all
colors
and
sizes.
Regular
values
to
$1.95.
Q1
00
ANNETTE'S
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
FRASER
ST.
JASPER
IS
WINS
AGAIN
OPEN
NOW
Defeated
Curdui
And
Andcibon
15
To
11
In
Ladies'
Softball
r
I
The
regular
Ladies'
League
soft-ball
.game
which
wa.,
sn-uituu
tor
tonignt
between
Masei
Succl
and
Ooicion
i.nd
Anderson
was
played
Saturday
evening
witn
the
uv
place
riascr
Sued
kwp.ug
undefeated
by
winning
15
to
11
ill
a
onc-sidcd
affair.
Ihc
winners,
wor
-never
In
doubt.
Same
of
tin
h.iih
lights
In
this
game
were
a
fine
frpcctarular
catch
u..
in
-c.i
ficd
by
Mrs.
Evelyn
Daly
and
also
some
fine
lining
oy.
..xj.
Moral
boih
ol
Gordon
and
mider-son.
The
winners
ouilnt
tlu
.juer.-13
it)
ii.
Batteries
for
Frascr
Sticet
wcr.
Kingston
and
Davis
and
lor
Gordon
and
Anderson,
Moral,
Roa'O
and
Croxford.
Umpires
were
Ted
Arney
and
Boyo
Gurvich.
Scorer
was
Dominic
Mqntesano.
lire
league
standing
to.
date
Is
as
follows:
W
Fraser
rqet
3
M;ss
Brner-Mrs.
Cruir'rhank
Service
Corps
defeated
Miss
Mitchell-Miss
Vance
Orottcttcs
2
1
One
Of
i?gcst
Season's
On
ord
Anticipated
Ity
.Mountain
Resort
JAf
ER
PARK
LODGE,
June
10:
Wlih
the
opening
today
for
the
1911
season
of
Jasper
Park
Lodec,
;h?
summer
tourist
-season
In
this
section
of
the
Canadian
Rockies
is
officially
In
motion.
Never
be-!r:
as
ihor
bsn
such
interest
in
mountain
visiting
as
them
is
'his
NT
-on
nnd
the
general
antici-
atlon
is
ilnt
Jns-cr
wUl
th's
vai
h3"e
tho
."roatest
year
In
Its
h's-tcry.
S!n."n
the
elosn
of
lost
wear's
rta.n
he
rnanigemcnt
of
the
Lod,'1-
his
been
busy
making
many
alterations
and
the
Lodge
th's
year
precents
a
magnificent
appearance.
Early
guests
are
thrilled
with
the
color
lh
the
flowers
and
gardens
while
th
golfers
find
everthin-r
to
their
heart's
content
on
the
golf
course.
Vicltors
came
to
Jasper
early
this
year.
Although
the
I.-nd""
did
not
officially
open
until
today,
last
wrek
a
number
of
Dartles
ware
taken
care
of.
One
of
these
was
a
g'oup
from
New
York
Horn
the
Fashion
Trends
Bureau
who
spent
many
days
making
a
series
cf
special
photographs.
Another
group
wa
from
Los
Angeles
making
a
picture
for
"Look"
Magazine.
Many
of
the
regular
season
guests
ar-rlv-i
her
Saturday.
R.
E.
Cuhney,
manager
of
Jas-rer
Park
Lodge,
bi'leves
this
will
be
the
biggest
year
the
Lodge
has
had
according
to
his
advance
reservations.
"Our
records
shaw
that
.we
are
muchxln
excess
of
previous
years
Insofar
as
advance
reservations
are
concerned.
In
addition
to
various
parties
and
regular
guests
we
will
have
many
outstanding:
dignatorlcs
here
this
year.
Even
before
we
opened
the
Lodge
the
Tot-cm
Pole
Golf
Tournament
was
filled
as
we
have
been
forced
to
limit
the
competitors
to
two
hundred
tills
season.
The
Columbia
Ice
Field
In
the
southern
end
of
Jas-
t
rrtr
MoHnnot
Parlr
will
D-pt
fi
Wcr
play
and
will
see
visitors
from
all
over
the
continent,"
declared
Mr.
'
'
Cuhney.
The
new
road
from
Jasper
Is
being
hard
surfaced
and
the
parking
space
In
the
Lodge
grounds
has
been
greatly
Increased.
One
of
the
first
cars
to
register
here
this
season
wu
from
Colombia.
South
America,
while
California
cars
are
among
the
dally
registrations.
The
wild
life
Is
still
a
big
field
of
Interest
and
already
the
bears
with
their
comical
little
cubs
have
provided
hundreds
of
feet
of
movie
camera
pictures.
I
I
HOSE
Every
pair
perfect,
silk
to
the
top,
all
new
popular
shades.
Sizes
82
to
10
V2.
Reg.
value
$1.15.
75C
ANNETTE'S
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
HOSE
Silk
hose,
all
sizes,
regular
value
35c
pair.
S1
00
ANNETTE'S
ANNIVERSARY
SALE,
3
prs.
for?-1-'"
v
SLIPS
Satin
and'lacc
trimmed
slips,
reg.
value
to
C-j
$2.95.
ANNETTE'S
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
VVV
SLIPS
Striped
satin
slips
In
tea
rose
and
white.
Sizes
2
to
42.
Regular,
value
$1.00.
B
HQ
ANNETTE'S
ANNIVERSARY
SALE,
2
for
PANTIES
Rayon
panties,
Novasilk
and
Harvey
Woods,
well
known
brands.
Small,
medium
and
large.
Reg.
value
"Ut
Qp
75c
ANNETTE'S
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
Rt.
Rev.
O.
A.
Rix,
Bishop
of
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
the
Stl-Caledonia,
returned
to
the
city
on
kine
River
district
on
ecclesiastical
the
Princess
Charlotte
Saturday
duties.
Library
Walls
Make
Ideal
Air-Raid
Shelter
The
steel
book-lined
walls
of
this
London
library
form
an
ideal
air
raid
shelter
as
this
London
pair
has
discovered.
Com-fcitably
el:onced
between
the
shelves
that
once
held
books,
they
while
away
the
raid
hours.
BuckerfieldTs
POULTRY
&
DAIRY
FEEDS
Are
Now
Obtainable
at
Reasonable
Prices
From
SUNRISE
COMPANY
LTD.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.,
Phone
2G
and
27
I
Clean-Up
Paint-Up
Make
Repairs,
Build
i
We
can
supply
all
the
materials
for
a
new
home
or
for
additions
to
the
old
one.
Call
In
and
talk
it
over
Albert
&
McCaf
fery,
Ltd.
PHONE
116
i
t
t
PHONE
117
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