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The Daily News

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UP ONE OF THE MOST

IMPORTANT DEPARTMENTS
OF BASEBALL—
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ANGLICAN CHURCH SYNOD

 

STANDS FIRM FOR OLD NAME

 

“CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN CANADA” NOT FITTING — SHOUTS
AND CHEERS GREET ADDRESS OF HON. W. H. HOYLE ON

Deafening applause broken into 2) That a vote be taken upon
shouts and cheers at the meeting| Which each member of the synod
may indicate the name that he

of the Anglican Synod when the
4 prefers should be adopted,

Hon. W. H, Hoyle, speaker of the
local Legislature, reached the
climax of an impassioned speech
in which he declared for the re-
tention without change of the
name “Anglican Chureh in Can-
ada,’ as indicative of the rela-
tions of the Anglican body in the} as did Archdeaeon Ingles, in
Dominion to the mother chureh]| quiet vein, before Mr. Hoyle took
in the old jand, the floor to hew down the -pro-
“The Chureh of England is the
British church from its Catholic
days downward,” declared Hon,
Mr. Hoyle amid cheers. “It is
said a rose by any other name
would smell as sweet, but it “What name do
wouldn't be a rose. give the church?” asked = Mr.
“At our time of life, imbued} Hoyle, «addressing a delegate.
with sentiments we can’t get away| ‘What name would you give it?”
from, we resist such a change.| he asked another, ‘And you?”
You young Canadians, give us a The questioning aroused gen-
chance to get out of the way be-|eral laughter, and Mr. Hovle
fore you make your sweeping|cried: ‘See, no one will even

3) That no further action be
taken at this session and that the
matier se left over for further
consideration at a subsequent
session,

Mr. Jones spoke to his motion,

posal. Mr. Hoyle declared that
he had heard of no agitation for
a change of name outside the
Toronto Synod.

you want to

changes.” stand godfather to this new nan
The discussion arose over the }|—yet to be born.”
motion by Mr. James Edimund Mr, Hoyle moved in amend.

Jones: ment that the resolution be Jaid

(1) That in the opinion of this;on the table, seconded by the
synod the tithe “The Church of]|Rey. E. W. Pickford. The bishop
England in Canada” is not a cor-| called for the ‘ayes’ and ‘nays,’
rect description of the church and|and though the ‘nays’ made a
is not the best name that can be|louder cry than the ‘ayes,’ he
devised. declared the amendment ¢arried,

ECHOES FROM FAR CHICAGO:
HOT AIR FROM CONVENTION

 

 

HOW ONE NEGRO GOT THERE, “I DONE RAISED A JACKPOT,” |

HE EXCLAIMED—TEDDY COCKTAILS THE NEW DRINK—
BUTTON SELLERS WAXED CORPULENT.

The Teddy cocktail is the con-| contesting for a seat as delegate, |

vention drink now. It has the} was asked in the National com-
Rooseveltian punch, mittee who paid his expenses to

— Chicago, he convulsed the crowd)
The man who invented the!by saying: ‘Nobody, praise be}
“hat-in-the-ring” campaign but-|the Lord—T dope raised a jack-|

ton is in town, \ Selling them at| pot.”
10 cents apiece, he is able to eat
at the Congress Hotel,

 

 

roller?” a Roosevelt delegate
The laiest badge exhibited is a| asked Henry Alien, state echair-
cross bar of aluminum, bearing}man of Kansas. “It’s working
the legend: “U-ni-Ted,” to be} fine.” Allen snapped, “but the
pronounced “You and I and Ted.” | band wagon is going to finish far
It's from Indiana. lin the lead.”

When a Fiorida negro, who mae Subscribe for the Daily News.

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welOR SALE...

———wdward Morrison offers his business and fixtures for
mp" $3,000 cash—$2,500 worth of Pool and Billiard
We; $2,100 worth of Bowling Alleys; $1,500 worth of
Txtures and supplies.

Lease runs for 3 years and 3 months.

faply on the premises at Second Avenue, between Sixth
and Seventh Streets any time between 10 o'clock a, m. and
8p. m.

  
   
   
  
 
  
  
  

 

 

 

 

Isle on aceount of a case of
smallpox whieh had developed on
board, arrived up from quaaran-
tine at 6 o'clock last night and
proceeded on a specia\ ‘rain for
the west at 9 o'clock, The pas-
sengers appeared to have enjoyed
their sojourn at the island, but
were glad to be free again and
able to continue their journey to
the west.

 

 

 

 

“The News” Classified Ads. |

—THERE ARE NO

“DEAD ONES”

 

 

[- One Cent A Word For Each Insertion==

DOC’ TREMAYNE

VIEWED THESE

Freed from Quarantine, 350 Im-

migrants from off the Tunisian

Leave for the West—Were De-.

tained at Grosse Isle.

 

Quebec, June 24,—The three
hundred and fifty passengers
from the Allan steamship Tuni-

sian, who were detained at Grosse

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LIKE THIS FOR
WORKING DAY?

Ottawa, June 24.-~At least one

of the government offices in the
city, that of the Internation .|
Joint Commission, has instituted
l the “daylight saving’ idea for
the summer. . The staff of this
department some to work at 8:30

m. and work right through

until 2 p. m., without taking time
out for Junch hour. This is a
new departure in the civil serv-
ice, and it is stated by those in
the department that the idea,
which was only put into effect
on the first of the month, is prev-

ing very satisfactory,

 

 

 

“How do you like the steam |

FREE! FREE! FREE!

A big beautiful 88 key
electric player piano, worth
$1,200 given away to the
pool players in the Base-
ment pool room, Empress
Theatre building. ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

NAVIGABLE WATERS PROTECTION ACT.

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the

provisions of Cuapter 115 of the Revised
mtatutes of Canada and Amending Acts
that the Ocean Falls Co., Limited, an in-
corporated company incorporated under
the laws of the Province of British Co-
lumbia and having its head office in the
City of vancouver in the said Province,
has filed with the Minister of Public Works
of the Dominion of Canada a plan of a

|; certain wharf and other works proposed to

be constructed by the company and a de-
scription of the site chosen by the com-
pany for the said wharf at Cousins Inlet,

| Coast District, Vancouver Island, British
| Columbia, and that th: said company has

also filed 4t the ofMce of the Registrar of
Deeds at Victoria, British Columbia, being
the proper registry in that behalf, a du-
plicate of the said plan and description and

| will apply to the Governor General in

-ounci! for approval thereof.
Dated this 28th day of May, A. D. 1942.,

at Vancouver, B. C

TUPPER & (RIFFIN,
Solicitors for the Said Company.
Pub, June 3, F

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First class wood turner.
Rupert Sash &
PORTER wanted at Savoy Hotel

Man for cannery

ind door man wanted

Miscellaneous

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NO more men needed at Goose Bay until
The Granby Consoli-
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FOR RENT—4-room house,
Apply Phone 8138.

FOR LEASE—MclIntyre Hall;
. H, ROGERS, Phone 116.

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Lost and Found

 

Keeley's
140-tf

ave.

well heated

pre creer ers tee eer

logging engines, |
with a large quantity of logging gea:,
Cunningham

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gold.
Owner can have same by proving prop
erty and paying for advertisement.
Ply Daily News Office.

ORT nate te

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forte sere sre senses meres

Ideal
happiness

highest
If you wish first class, de-
stamp,
Mrs. Wilson, Box 1776, Vancouver, B. C.

 

By Order of the Assignee

THE FIXTURES AND CONTENTS

Exchange : Grill

Second Avenue
To Be Sold By

Public Auction

On the Spot

 

—IN THE—

 

Skeena Valley
Bulkley Valley

FARM

 

 

easy terms,

NORTH COAST LAND COMP

PAID UP CAPITAL $1,500,000, 00

 

 

 

Nechaco Valley
Fort George District FARM
IN TRACTS OF 160 ACRES AND UPWARDS—

LANDS Carefully selected Lands at Reasonable Prices and on LANDS
ANY, Limited

 

 

 

 

VANCOUVER, B.C,

 

ovens;
chair}.
Tables; 26 oak Chairs, Linoleum,
Crockery,
Glassware, Roll Top Desk, Type-
writer, Show Case, Coffee and Hot
Utensils,
Kitchenware and host of sundries

  
   
  

 

To Restaurant Proprietors, Hotel
Keepers and the Trade

Friday, June 28, 12

At 4:30 p, m.

The sale includes a Brunswick-
with

glass
mirrors,

2

ft.
12

Register;

5

On View Morning of Sale, 11 to 1
FRANK A. ELLIS, Auctioneer

Second St

 

 

 

Did you ever say in passing a rich

man’s home, ‘‘He made his money
easy, he was here in the

EARLY DAYS”

DON’T ENVY HIM, BUT IMITATE HIM

aa

One of the old and great financiers of

the East in addressing a class of
young men said; ‘‘The opportunities
of tomofrow will be far greater than
in the past, fortunes will be made
with greater certainty and rapidity
owing to modern methods, especially

ally situated to handle the commerce
of the wor!d,’’

 

Situated on the west coast of Vancou- |

ver Island at the head of Alberni
Canal where the great ships of the
Pacific will bump noses with the
Iron Horse of the great trans-
continental railroads of Can-

ada, Alberni hclds a com-
manding position not eq-

ualled by any other sea-

port on the Pacific

Coast. There can

be but one

ALBERNI

Lots are selling today from $150 to

$475 in ‘‘Rosslyn’’ the new addition
to Alberni, These lots are sold on
the easy payment plan; their future
is sure and certain, and their owners
will be astonished at rapid advance.

Frank A. Ellis

Real Estate Agent

Prince Rupert - - - B.C,

Is the Place for You.
One of the coming centres of

 

Western Canada, Lots can still
be had at prices of $115 to $180.
Kasy terns,

Please call for reading matter

and further information.

JOHN DYBHAVN

Phene 384 319 3rd Ave

 

east of the southeast corner of Coal Lease
No. 7168, thence south 80 chains, thence |
west 80 chains, thence north 86 Chains, | s
thence east $0 chains to the Place of
commencena nt |

 

COAL NOTICES,

enero eee wit

Skeena Land District—Distriect of Queen

. Charlotte Islands,
Take noice that I, William Watson, of

the City of Prince Rupert, B, C., contrac
tor, intend to apply for a’ license to pros

 

 

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pect for coal and petroleum on and under
the following described lands on the west!
coast of Graham Island

Commencing at a post planted 4 mile |

Dated this 22nd day of April, i912
WILLIAM WATSON
Pub, June 3, 1919

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Great Bargain

 

 

Buy a Going Business
and Move Right In

80-Acre Ranch for Sale

KITSELAS DISTRICT

Price $4500.00

Eight acres aree slashed, six acres
under cultivation, consisting of two acres
in potatoes, all up; 1,500 strawberry
plants, beering; 300 hills of rhubarb, the
balance in turnips, beets, onions, beans,
mint, cress, cabbage, cauliflower, etc In
5 , Some will fruit

ry, pear, crab apple
t » dozen gooseberry and cur
rant in bearing and raspb es and maim
moth blackberries; a separate flower gar
len with roses, bulbs, lilac, ete Improve
ments consist of a storey enc a half two
room house (size 15x15 und ibx22 feet),

 

    
 
    

furnished complete; beds, bedding, stoves,
screens, cellars size of rooms above
Driven well ‘y the house Barn 60x30,
With loft; si? G90x30 feet from house

} to barn Sumuer house facing the creek
within 100 feet. Water capacity, minimum

200 miner's inches Fencing, 20,000
picket, forming five portions Poultry
yard consists of four acres, 50 hens, in
cubator, 244 egg capacity (Cyphers),

olony House brooder, bone cutter, 1,100

feet of galvanized pipMe for irrigation

200 feet fall source of creek, Valves
hydrants, fittings, pipe wrenches, spades,
shovels, axes, saws (4 dozen in all tools
mentioned), hose, rakes, potato digger,
glass frames for hot house Various
other household articles too numerous to
mention—in fact, everything appertaining
to housekeeping.

—APPLY—

DAVID H. HAYS

Second Ave. and

Second Street Prince Rupert

ee sia a te eae
those points in the west geographic- | .
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ALBERNI

Where the Wes Meets the East |

We Have the
Following Cheap
Properties For

Sale Exclusively

Section 6.
Lots 28-39, Block 22, $1,850; 1-3]
cash, bal. 6 and 12 months,
Section 7.
Lots 15-16-17-18, Block 29, $500
each; 1-3 cash, bal. 6 and 42,
Section 8.
Lots 18-19-20, Block 20, $400
each; 1-3 cash, bal, 6 and 12.
Lots 1-2, Block 16, $900 pair;
1-3 cash, bal. 6 and 12,
Lots 12-13, Block 18, $950 pair;
1-3 cash, bal. 6 and 12,
Lol 32, Block 8, $450; 1-3 cash,
bal. 6 and 12,

Samuel Harrison & Company

Brokers and Financial Agents
Second Ave. Prince Rupert

L. A. Barbeau

Cartage, Coal and Storage
Reliable Messenger Service

 

Phone 68 735 3rd Ave.

IMPERIAL MACHINE WORKS

ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS
H, R, Love, Prop., Prince Rupert
Up-to-Date Equipment. Work and
Prices Right. Engine Work
and General Repairing.
Shop, Cow Bay
Agents for imperial Gasoline Motors. *
Phone Blue 269 - P. O. Box 957
TENDERS FOR HOSPITAL
ADDITION

 

Sealed tenders, marked ‘Tender for
Hospital Addition’ will be received by
the undersigned up to 6 p.m, on Wednes
day, the $18t day of July, 1912, for the
erection and completion of an addition to] >
the Prince Kupert General Hospital,

All labor to be pald for at union rates
and an eight hour day,

Every tender must be accompanied by
cheque payable to the order of the AS
soclation and accepted by a chartered
bank of Canada for five per cent, of the
amount of tender, whieh will be forfeit
ed if the su ‘cessful tenderer refuses or
heglects to enter into @ contract with the
Association when called upon to do so,

Plans and pecifications may he seen
in the office of W. L, Barker; architect
Prince Rupert, Bf .
The lowest or any tender not neces
urily aecepted
By order of the Board,

W. M, WRIGHT
Managing Secreetary, Prince Rupert Gen
eral Hospital Association

Prince Hupert, B. C., June 26, 1919 ot

 

 

THATS WHAT
THEY CALLA
DEAD BAaLL—

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE

 

SECTION ONE.
lot on Third Ave

SECTION TWO.

SECTION FIVE.
SECTION SEVEN.

SECTION EIGHT.

 

 

 

Prince : Rupert
Real Estate

better inestment in the

son is blind indeed who cannot

profits if you buy and sell

that will not be
fected by financial
to, headquarters fi you are
for a good investment

 

George Leek

Prince Rupert

ATTENTION

 

 

 

 

 

 

KEELEY’S PHARMACY
6th St. and 3rd Ave.

SEE THESE

 

Lots 6 and 7, Block 3, Section |.

Will Give Terms,

G. R. Naden Co., Ltd.

SECOND AVENUE