MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1913 5 5 I ! Expert OPTICAL SERVICE Third Avenue, next to Daily News. Clias. Dodimead Optometrist in Charge Watch, Clock, Jtwflrjr Itrpairinc, Hand Engraving VISIT Ol)K BASEMENT STOKE for line China. Dinnrrnare. (Jlasscs, Baggage and Novelties. MAX HEILBRONER Jeweler Diamond Merchant WHITE Its Summer And All Feet Lead To CUT RATE SHOE STORE Presenting Outstanding Styles: White Saddle Oxfords, Fancy Canvas and Hop Sacks, Dressy White Shoes. We take pleasure la offering for your selection the largest choice of Women's Stylish Summer Shoes in our history. Low heels, cuban and high heels. Budget priced. Children's and Men's Shoes Too! Cut Rate Shoe Store OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT Mail orders Promptly Filled 506 THIRD AVE. W. Across From Orme's Drue Canadian National Railw ays Changes in Train Services Effective June 8th, 1912 TRAINS FOR THE EAST WILL LEAVE PRINCE RUPERT: MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. 6 p.m.. stopping at all local stations, arriving JASPER Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 7 a.m. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 10:3o' ajn., stopping at Terrace, Pacific. Hazclton, New Hazelton, Smithers, Burns Lake, Van-derhoof, Prince George, Glscome and McBride only. Arrive JASPER Thursday and Saturday 12:25 p.m. INCOMING TRAINS WILL ARRIVE PRINCE RUPERT: TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY, 11 p.m. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 6:30 pjn. For Full Information, Reservations, etc., call or write R. S. GREIG, CITY PASSENGER AGENT 528 Third Avenue Phone 260 prince Rupert Agents for Trans-Canada Air Lines JUST ARRIVED - A shipment of Luggage: Trunks, Suit Cases of all sizes, Twin Sets, Folding Carriages, Congoleum Rugs, Bedroom Suites, Convertible Lounges, Unpainted Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Medicine Cabinets, Unpainted Dressers, Iron Boards, Tea Wagons, Baby High Chairs, Baby Swings, Baby Harness. Elio's Furniture Store Green 91C BUY . . . RUPERT BRAND Sole Fillets , . . at Your Local Butchers. NO WASTE READY TO COOK Canadian Fish & Cold Storage PKINCE RUPLItT BKXIS, COhmmA I Perfectly Matched Eich of the fine xvhiskiei used in blending -Black & Whiie' is carefully selected for it individual qualities, and then perfectly matched to achieve the distinctive flavour and character for w hich "Black A. White" is renowned the world over. BLACKS WHITE" DISTILLED, BLENDED AND BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND G O L D S E A L This advertisement is not published or displayed by the L. quor Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia Arriving here last night was Pipe Major Ian Macintosh of Vancouver to visit his father who Is engineer on the government ship Esslngjon. Ian. who Is a high class piper and Highland dancer and a teacher of both, has won manv trnnVifac ansl nrtac ftnmnAt. Miss Hazel Smith. Miss E. Young, Miss E. A. Mercer, Miss M. Hartln. Miss F. Wilson and Mrs. B. Walker, local school teachers, left on Saturday night for Vancouver where they will spend the THE SEAL OF QUALITY Sockfvc Sainton Fancy Red Herrints in Tomato Saun Sandwich Spread Spiced Salmon Smoked Salmon BloatHr Specials JUST AKKIVED A new shipment or STUDIO COUCHES, CHESTERFIELD SUITES, in all the new colors and -patterns, Priced from $42.50 1 BOAT STOVE, at 2, KITCHEN SINKS (like new), each UP $6.50 $5.50 2 Doz: SPRING FILLED MATTRESSES, from $18.50 u,. Also a Jarge stock of various sized HEATERS B. C. Furniture fo. PHONE 'liLACK 321 Third Avrnue THE DAILY NEWS PAGE iTOUGHDAY FOR YANKS World Champion Rasrballrrs Lose Doublrhead To White Sox And Have Lung Score Run Up Again.t Them NEW YORK. June 29: O It was bad day for the New York Yankees Sunday. For 'the flrsi .Ime this season they lost a double-header. In the nightcap they had the largest score of the year run up against them 13 to one In favor of the Chicago White Sox. The Yanks had lost the opener six to two. The lead of the Yankees over the second place Boston Red Sox Is now seven-an-i-half games. Ovnr m he National League the Brooklyn Dodgers shared hnorr with the Cincinnati Reds and are now leading the runner-up St Louis Cardinals by nine full j;ames Week-end Big League results were as follows: SATURDAY National League Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn 1. Pittsburg 2, New York 5. Chicago 0. Boston 4. American League Boston 6. Cleveland 3. New York 7. Chicajo 3. Wahinston 3. SV Louto 8. Philadelphia 5. Detroit 6. SUNDAY National . league Chicago 0-5. Boston 3-1. St. Louis 1-3, Philadelphia 2-1. Cincinnati 6-1. Brooklyn 3-2. Pittsburg 8-9. New York 7-3. American League Washington U-7. St. Louis 13-6. New York 2-1. Chicago 6-13. Philadelphia 2-3. Detroit 3-0. Boston 8-2, Cleveland 3-3. The league, standing to date: Brooklyn .. St. Louis . 'Cincinnati New York Inn In mantr xttisi U trtll VflKagO National .PltWburg 31 lso. ratnm in Vatvonlivnr Boston Philadelphia American New York Boston Cleveland Detroit St. LouU Chicago Philadelnhla Washington P League W. 47 37 38 35 36 32 19 League W. 46 33 L. 19 27 31 35 37 35 42 49 L. 21 23 38 32 40 35 34 29 23 26 37 37 46 43 Pet. .712 578 .551 .509 .493 .470 .432 .279 Pet .687 .576 543 533 .479 .419 .378 577 Whifflets From The Waterfront Nelson IJrin. Day rlsh as Usual NoIm From (ueen Charlotte Islands Nelson Bros. Fisheries Ltd.. their i cannery plant site on the ocean dock at Prince Rupert havin; been ! taken over in connection with war activities of the port, have established a fishing camp at nearby Port Edward in the former snag-boat Bobolink which they brought ;to the mainland from Massett. In it will be located company office, store and gerieral camp services. 'The contern .will be in the market .for all the fish It can obtain and has arranged to have most of its packing done at Casslar cannery although other plants on the Skeena will also handle Nelson , fish. Capt. Ralph Oreen called re-cntly with the Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co. packer Chief Seegay at Skldegate, Shag Rocks and Langara on the Queen Charlotte Islands, picking up fish for ! delivery to Prince Rupert. Capt. Helracr Christiansen of Queen Charlotte City recently came Into Skldegate from the west coast of the Queen Charlotte Isl ands with his third load of springs of the season, selling to the Canadian Fish & Cold Storage at Skldegate. Some of the Skldegate fishermen have been doing quite well at dog fining. Soup fin sharks have also been caught. The Copper Bay area is full of red salmon. Axcj" 'Nelson, Jim tacon and Joa Ratc)ityrd left yesterday' morning aboard the Nelson gasboat 6. W. for Muddy Creek, Porcher Island, on an angling expedition, They expect to be away until Thursday. On Dominion Day, Wednesday, Post Office wickets will be open from 11 a.m. tol p.m. The lobby will be open from. 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. GET . . ..tr..jlU r. V I f THRO 'ImtiMLh lurked in every shadow The Gestapo follows evenj move DEATH if she Fails ..AFtcc French Filet and hH R.A.F tvrnlvr ctcw mutch trill ipitli (lie Ni;ii f ocav from occupied f tance' At 1 30, 3 31 5 3? 7 13 !' j TODAY AND Tl ES. Cimp,"V n i 1 00. 3 01 I 2 . i CAPITOL 4 FAMOUS riATIII tHIATIf Freedom's Value Sermon Subject Service at the Unt on R.K.O. Radio Pitlvrt with THOMAS LAIRD MAY MITCHELL CREGAR ROBSON Produced by David HsmpiUad who govt you "KITTT fOYir ADDED .M.(iM. Miniature "Lady or the Tiger" Cartoon "Sport Chumpiont" Sportlight "Crytlal lljtrV iovn" vi TTnvv only m'm-im fir: von kmi:d :itvirt l.Mi KHHMKV ACT Mirici; Itr: IrrtlHnMr iA 7HU N. ttHI-l Im m W. IMotk t. V iM ml rrlwr Mar. 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Wealth, health, luxury could not make up for the lack of freedom. But there was another Imprisonment even worse than physical Imprisonment. That was the one of spiritual Imprisonment. In many ways men cruelly imprisons his fellowmen by malicious, spiteful criticisms. The released prisoner is often even more punished by his fellow citisens after his restoration to freedom. And in tho spiritual world man Is a prisoner when he is under the fetters of sin. Release from these fetters has been brought by Christ If man would but admit and acknowledge his sin he would, by the mystery of the mercy of Ood, be set free. Special music was rendered by a quartette consisting of Mrs. Tommy Fraser, Mrs. Thomas Dixon and D. R. Barclay and M. Dandel In a special setting of "The Prayer Perfect." J. M. S. 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