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|WAY SHE ANSWERED “YES”

|Wrote Story of Her Love on
His Shirt Front.

Have the Linen to Wash.

Edward V. Gambier.
ier, who is being
by

bank cash-
sued for separation
his wife of a year, told blush-
ingly how the former Edith Russell
accepted him he

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to her in her Atlanta home by
writing a love letter on his shirt
front as she sat on his knee. He

could not crook his neck to read
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on the Royal
the King and
© Coronation was
olonial emblems, such
leaf of Canada, the
€ bloom of Australia and the
ling These
in their native colors
was placed about
shoulders.
rau mantle of the Queen
ted by Frederick Vig-
B.A. Queen Alexan-
elected the wonderful
y purple of the velvet
i length and three
Ol velvet in width.
‘COTge’S Crown was made
Vic-

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India.
worked

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breadth

crowning of Queen

Ms

he King and Queen in Their Royal Robes

older and rich in history, The
red front, blazing
like a lustrous eye, is famous the
given to the Black Prince by
Peter the Cruel in 1367 and worn
by Henry the Fifth at Agin-
court. It contains also the Cul-
linan diamond and what is known
sapphire” of
than two
2,926 other
the whole

great stone in

as the “inestimable

pure deep azure more

inches long; besides
diamonds, 297 pearls,
weighing over 39 ounces.

The Queen's crown is smaller
than King George's crown weigh-
ing only 19 ounces. In front
blazes the famous Kohinoor dia-
mond, Both are lined with purple
velvet, the Queen's being faced
with ermine.

 

 

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siete eens ial ee said that on leaving
t ys Hig ee the church after the marriage
¥ General Merchandve = ° Largest Stock she became excited and told him
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: was unpleasant. On one occasion
Lowest Prices m Northern B. C he testified: ‘She demonstrated
j the wish to withdraw from my
fw +++ ~~ jjarms. I asked her what the
eS wis a a “%}matter was and she replied, ‘I
——— feel like hades.’ "’
Earlier in the day Mrs. Gim-

bier had testified that her husband
treated her ‘‘like a piece of stone,”
kissed

she

seldom embraced or
that
entered the marriage relation with- |
out

considered

and wrote her as
idea of its solemnity
that

VOICELESS TILL
SISTER DIED

Then ia’ Girl’ s Speech was
Loosened in Last Farewell to
Favorite Relative.

any

id |

no marriage hz

Mary Hecht, 15 years old,
had practically dumb
two years, strangely recovered her
power of speech at the of
jher dying
| daughter of a
jat St. Thomas
| Wellston and
}was devoted to her sister, who had

who
been for
bedside
She
farmer who

 

sister. is

lives
station, between

and St. Charles,

been ili of scarlet fever for three

weeks.

| spell of coughing she could pro-
{nounce a few words in a whisper

|B; giving close attention other
members of the family could tell |
what she was saying. The little|
sister understood her best of all |

attendance at the siricken child’s|
bedside.

She was there when the disease |
reached its crisis last night. Bend-
ing over the child’s pillow, she
whispered to her with all the
strength that was left in her
voice. It was apparent to the
family that the little girl was
dying. Shortly before midnight

the child attempted to sit up in
bed. She said ‘‘Good-bye Mary.”
To the surprise of all Mary re-
plied in full tones ‘Good-bye,
sister."' The little girl died a few
Mary's

as it ever was.

minutes later and voice
has been as strong

Physicians believe that the ner-
vous shock of witnessing her sister's
death did what the skill of sur-
geons could not do and restored
to Mary her power ¢ of Mt speech.

OLD LOVERS

They must have Pi once,
this silent pair—

 

 

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THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN

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day will be devoted
Any and all of the ladies of Prince Rupert
and to take part in its discussions. Sug- |

| €estions and criticisms are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed that “The

Who sit so quietly, the table
each owner's chair:

Thereon is laid some knitting and

a cane.
The ruddy fire dances on the wall
and turns to gold
Each bowed and silvered head, and
makes
Two wrinkled faces almost young
again.
Shall we draw back the curtain

from the years

And see them as they were once on
a time;

In spring of life, before came toil

and fears?
Ah, no, let dead things die and past
things rest, for they
Have had their little hour of love
and, sitting silent
life’s sunlight
west.

See fading in the

Did I say ‘“‘Had?"’

"Twas my mis-

take, I meant
The fond and fiery love of early|
youth.

They still love, with them love has
grown old, and now-

 

For see!

one silver head is o'er the
other bent;

{And wrinkled hand
wrinkled hand

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INSPECT! TION - -

The Dighy Rooms

ated on Sixth Ave., near Fulton

Three to five minutes from cen-
tre cf business district. Nine-
teen newly furnished rooms.
Hot and cold water, bath and
telephone. Newly furnished.

Under new management.

INVITED

 

meeting with Jim Sullivan, the|
| Es glish champion.
eo & }
Johnny Howard joined Van-|
|couver team in the spring of 1910.
-|He came west with the Regina
iC lub and returned east after the
ay Regina-Westminster seriés. |
oe &
Bobby Carruthers, the old Bal-

timore player and former North-
western League umpire, has been
dropped from the staff of Three

League umpires.

eee

Bob Burman has established a
new record for the mile track
at State Fair Park, driving the

 

 

 

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I Teaaarehs Rescinding the astion taken
| Builders’ Hardware : when they rejected the Pacific
Valves & Pipes Oxford Stoves | |\Coast championship track and
{ Graniteware — Tinware * | ficid ineet scheduled for August 25,
Teer the Astoria centennial committee
t SECOND - AVENUE has appropriated $2000 for the
6.00190 obama meet and arrangements are now
being completed. Teams from

iti in 50.15 seconds in his
“Blitzen Benz” auto. The former
record for the track, 51 seconds,

 

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j Means sancity ar d peace and truth. | PUPIL OF WM. FPOXON, ESQ., A.R.A.M., LON., ENG

 

GEORGE LEEK

MERCANTILE AGENCY

COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS

| SIXTH STREET

days, months, the years, |
what do they mean?
|Ah, neither speak and yet—both

understand!

| Zenobia.

B.C. THE LAND
FOR WOMEN|

Miss Abishk Déene Cameron |
Woman Explorer Gives Her |

Views of the Great Province | | those in tangible assets called ‘

as a Field for Women's Wit

of the
of
ill-equipped.

is the
It
and
though deficient in ability,
the
oiten

Canada country

motnent. is the last hope

the unfit the

Even
and enterprise,

ene rey super-

fluous Englishwoman im-

ada

agines that in Car her incom-
reward.
of view is that
“The New
Deans Ca

Quite a different
of the author of |
North,”’ Miss
the intrepid wo-
who was by

point |

ameron,
man explorer, sent

the Canadian

lthe vast resources of British Col-!
|} umbia.

Miss Cameron thinks that the
woman who is not fitted to earn
her living in Great Britain will not |
be able to support herself in
Canada. Generally speaking, her
impression is that the English

 

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1S WHAT YOU SHOULD HAVE
It is pure and good

 

Everything in groceries and provisions

PRINCE RUPERT

JOHN E. DAVEY

PRINCE RUPERT

pattle
Spokane and Vancouver will enter
for the championships.

San Francisco, Los Angeles, Se

The biggest offer ever made to a
lacrosse player in the history of
the game to hand when
Gordon Spring, the dashing little
inside home player of the world’s
champion Salmonbellies, received
a wire from President Fred Thomp-
son of the Torontos to finish out

came

 

ye 4 onL Paes ~ |the season with them for $5000.
| gentle woman lacks initiative and |The Torontos have only nine more
| the capacity for seeing and seizing|games to play and this would
|opportunities. This she ascribes|mean over $500 a game for Grum-
ito wrong methods of education.|py. Spring has been given until
The world asks for accurate know- | Saturday to consider the offer.
i\ledge, practical ability, and skilled eee

jlabor, and the English .gentle-| Jim Barry and Al. Kaufman are
j}woman, cast upon her own re-|making arfangements to see Carl
| sources, ‘hes nothing to offer but} Morris and Jim Flynn fight fifteen

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“Our girls in British Columbia,” |Special trains will be run from
ishe said, “are taught identically | Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis and
| what our boys are taught; the|}Kansas City to see this widely-

career open to the boy is open to

complishments.’

the girl with no sex limitations.
I know women in British Colum-
{bia who have master mariners’
|certificates, who run lighthouses

Since Mary lost her voice in a|petence will reap a rich financial| who breed pedigree Es

j fe r s

judges

Agnes | shows, who own and mana

|
| ranche

;own

government to tell|/hunting the
and Mary was in almost constant | | the British peo ple something about | fortunes

nd, who manage hotels and own
F em, who conduct sanatoria, who
|edit newspapers and own printing
| plants.
Milanese Macaroni
Break macaroni into one-inch
|pieces; there should be one cup-
| ful Cook in boiling salted water
juncil soft, drain and pour over

ae water to prevent pieces from

adherin

fuls of

while

third o
ham.

two-thi
cheese.

 

Phone 190

and operate schooners for
fur seal, who make
in buying and selling

fuls of
blended;

cupfuls of scalded milk,
the boiling point and season with
salt an

To remainder add macaroni
and when boiling point is reached

turn mixture on a hot serving dish,
pour over ham and garnish with
parsley.

glish steers
le

in

as professional
stock

ge fruit

and act

dog shows and

s, who are free miners, who

1g. Melt
butter, add two tablespoon-
flour and until well

then pour on gradually
constantly 1 1-2
Bing to

two tablespoon-
stir

stirring

d paprika. Reserve

one-

f a cupful of canned minced

rds of a cupful of grated
When cheese is melted

‘ac-

rounds at Tulsa, Okla., on July 4,
and both will challenge the winner.

discussed mill. It is generally
conceded that if Morris whips
Flynn he will be hailed as the most
| formidable white heavyweight in
ithe world. If the Frawley boxing

 

 

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For
Vancouver
Victoria

AND

Seattle

Mondays, at 8 a.m.

Special Over Sunday
Excursions to Stewart

Prince George sails Sundays 8 a, m.
Reduced fare $9.50 including meals
and berth.

as. Prince Albert sails for Port Simp-
son, Naas River, Masset, Naden
Harbor, Wednesdays, 1.00 p.m.

and for:

Queen Charlotte Island points, Sat-
urdays 1 p.m.

Railway Service to Copper River
Mixed trains from Prince Rupert Wed-
nesdays and Saturdays, 1 p.m., re-
turning Thursdays and Sundays
5.20 p.m.

The Grand Trunk Railway System
connecting with trains from the Pacific
coast operates a frequent and conven-
ient service of luxurious trains over its
double track route between Chicago,
Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Halifax,
Portland, Boston, New York and Phila-
delphia. Atlantic Stecmship ss
arranged via all lines. Fall informa-
tion and tickets obtained frum the
office of

A. E. MCMASTER

Canadian Pacific Railway
B.C. Coast Service
Famous Princess Line

 

 

 

    
      
 

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S.S. PRINCESS ROYAL

Friday, July 7th, 9 a.m.

FOR VANCOUVER, ViCTORIA, SEATTLE
J. G, McNab . General Agent

Rates and Tickets

Tickets To All Points
—BY ALL LINES—

ROGERS’ Steamship and
Railway Agency

Second Ave. Phone 116

S.S. INLANDER

 

 

 

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HAZELTON

Take the fast light-draught steam-
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S| bill is passed at Albany, Morris
lwill appear at one of the New
York clubs in the fall, first. with

Albert Palzer, winner of the recent
white hope tourney, and later with
Langford. Morris’ manager says
he will not challenge Johnson until
some time next year.

Eddie Durnan, holder cf the
single-scull professional champion-
ship of America, has received an
offer for a race in Duluth, late in
July, with John Hackett of Hackett
Minn., the old professional, who
thinks back after
fifteen years’ retirement, and James

Ten Eyck, son of the Syracuse
who at present in
Duluth, is anxious to make
the event a three-cornered one.
Durnan is quite willing to meet
these two or any other men in the
and has replied to thet

he can come

1s

sculler,
and

we rid .

 

H. B. Rochester Agent

 

 

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W. L. BARKER
Architect

Second avenue and Third street
Over Westenhaver Bros.’ Office.

 

MUNRO & LAILEY
Architects,
Stork Building, Second Avenue.

 

STUART & STEWART
ACCOUNTANTS -:- AUDITORS

Law-Butler Building Phone No, 280
Prince Rupert P.O. Box 351

 

Office

ALFRED CARSS, Cc. V. BENNETT, B.A.

of British Columbia of B.C., On Sas-
and Manitoba Bars. katchewan Al-
berta Bars.

CARSS & BENNETT
BARRISTERS, NOTARIES, Etc,

Exchange block, corner Third avenue Ys
Sixth street. Prince Ruvert.

 

effect, asking $500 as his share
of the purse. The proposed race
will run in with
a water carnival which is planned
for Duluth on July 20, and the

be connection

loca! anasthetics administered for the
traction of teeth.

WM. 8S. HALL, L.D.S., D.D.8,
DENTisT.

Orewn and Bridge Work a Specialty.

All dental operations skilfully treated. Gas and

the painless ex-
Offices ;

 

 

 

two suceeding days, in connection | Helxerson Block, Prince Rupert,

Consultation free. 3
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with the Northwestern Internat-

composed of the following amateur

 

clubs: St. Paul, Winnipeg, Kenora,
Port Arthur and Duluth.

ional Rowing Association, which is | Alex.M.Manson ».a.,

W.E. Williams, B.4., L.L.D
WILLIAMS & MANSON
Barristers, Solicitors, ete.

Box 285
Prince Rupert, B.C

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

    
     
   
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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