Tuesday' April 8, 1919. TIIE DAILY NEWS. Page 3 WATKIN MILLS MAY THAT GOOD IS, RICE. COME TO RUPERT Shoe Fitting by Practical Shoemen will the AT THE . Housing help Scheme Musical Society Planning for the ureatest Concert Ever Held Family Shoe Store because vou can WOK eaten HARDER it. after you have Hore In Near Future. The Prince Rupert Musical So Third JAvenueJjgg ON SALE, SPECIAL PRICE OF ciety Intend putting' on another A real live up-to-date EXCLUSIVE Shoe Store featuring all concert toward the end of this 'the shoe requirements for and men, women, boys girls. month, which promises to sur " for 75c Pounds AGENTS FOR 6 pass their first effort earlier in " the season. The choral numbers The "Dorothy Dodd," J. & TiBell, Ames, Holden Macready, which "Lady Belle," and "Vassar" Shoes for Ladles. HIGH GRADE they have been getting Slater, "Invictus," Tetrault, Ames Holden Macready, J. ready are very effective and afford SPECIAL JAPAN RICE a much Leckle & Co., and Amherst Shoes fm Men. greater opportunity for the Mothers who have "Esllpse," "Chums," "Sterling," Pillow welt and Ahreus display of the capabilities of utcd Zam-Buk It say Shoes for Boys and Girls. Us members. is so fine for the many 45 PHONE PHONE It Is hoped that a vocalist in little ncclilrnti n f E. It. Tabrum is fully qualified to treat all .forms of foot troubles. dally occurrence In the.home and We carry a full range of Scholl's Arch Supports, etc the person of Watkin Mills can especially where there are chll-dren .Geo. Hill is a practical shoemaker and repairer. We have a fully be secured! In Great Britain for that they would not be equipped Repair Dept. Grocery without It. Not only so, but Fuller's many years back, Watkin Mills children who have had Zam-Buk COME AND SEE US has been a household a name, as applied to an Injury or sore, Fuller, Smart Steen bass singer. He is now in Winnipeg, when again Injured, cry or Zam-Buk GEO. HILL E. R. TABRUM and has been asked by the that Zam-Buk to be applied.stops pain.They Nothing know The Practical Shoemen Phone 357 society to come through to Prince ends the pain of a cut, brv.se, Hupert for this occasion. The burn, or skin disease like '.am-Buk, musical program this time will and nothing soothes, draws out the soreness and heals so show a great advance over that quickly. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIi put on a few months ago, and will Mrs. I. Wilson of Sarnia,Ont., tayi : doubtless be appreciated to the "I could not do without Zam-Buk for I McGOWAN & HANSON 1 Storage Batteries House Wiring my children. It is the best ointment we fullest by the musical public of hare eer used for burns,tores and cuts." and Repaired the city. Mr. L. B. Andresen of 1407 E. 22r.J Charged in all its branches St., Minneapolis, Minn...writes :"Wli?rt n n m No Loss of Time While LIFE OF A LOCAL MEDICO IN any of the children, my wife or :!( Your Cattery Is Being meet with an accident, we immediately I Cy cie a iteoair 10.1 Overhauled. Another Is IRONS ELECTRIC THE WILDS OF MESOPOTAMIA a apply doctor's Zam-Buk,bill." It has sared us many Always Available. (Continued From Page One.) Mrs. C. B. Ritcev of Rirerport, N.S., GRILLS writes: "My baby had lores on her face, - Repairs of All Kinds s TOASTERS caused by teething. Zam-But completely Agents For lalive of a little incident on his CVINHUDE Portable RANGES arrival at Basra. That was way Zan-luk healed U uillr them."f nod for eei eni,rint worn, Motors. HEATERS back in 1910. The landed nulif .orci, blood-poison, nicer, afc.cet.ra, party lie,boll, k.4 pintles. All draiti.ts,SCc bor, Bicycles, Sewing Machines, .Graphaphones, CAILLE Engines for VACUUM CLEANERS at 8 p. m. and it was pitch dark. r ZaH-Bak Co., Toronto. Scid lc, tUai lor WASHING MACHINES fit. trlt. Guns, Sharpening & Grinding, Keys made, Runabouts. There were 105 other medical Locks Fixed, Stoves Repaired, Stove Pipe REGAL Engines for officers in the draft, and as was LAMPS Trolling. mentioned before organization The Famous English FLASHLIGHTS was somewhat upset following the Soldering of All Kinds PETTER HEAVY OIL GENERATORS surrender of Townshend. It JAPANESE SHIPS was Now for with full at the !. business, ENGINE FOR some time before it was decided H ready supplies, FISHING SCHOONERS MOTOR ETC."SWITCHES, what camp the party was to oc EMPLOY CHINESE Harry Hanson Plumbing Shop cupy, finally luey were ordered Full lino of Electrical Apparatus in stock. to proceed to what was known as One of Vessels of Osaka Shosen 1 139 2nd Ave. - - - Prince Rupert the Old Dorset Camp about a mile Kalsha Pays Off Japanese Parkin & Ward Electric Co. Ltd. and a half through the dale palms Crew. ' Phone 489 with the country all Hooded and ilill'l!!!lil!l!lll!!ll!ll!(l!!l!l!illl!lll!IIHI Phone 125 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS P. O. Box C7 the temperature 112. The Osaka Shosen Kaisha is re The medical officer was told ported to have engaged a number that the surest way to arrive that of Chinese seamen. The Tokyo night was to follow the bullock News Agency announces that tongas loaded with the baggage. many Japanese seamen are quitting They had a great time wading their vessels on the pretest S.S. PRINCE RUPERT through the mud and clay some-limes of returning home for a rest, and Dentistry up to the ankles and sometimes the consequent -scarcity of labor J to the hips. at sea is serious. SAILING Unpleasant Visitors. In view of this state of affairs The Canadian was first to ar the Osaka Shosen Kaisha has jj DON'T NEGLECT YOUR TEETH I j THURSDAY Midnight for Swan son Bay, Ocean Falls, Vancouver, rive and he found a dozen or taken drastic action in removing Victoria and Seattle. more huts made of matting and the whole crew, except officers, of f One Decayed or Missing Tooth lowers Your WEDNESDAY Midnight for Anyox. bamboo, the iloors of which were one of the company's liners in ' Efficiency ' H S. S. PRINCE JOHN all under water with the excep the South Seas (the Batavia Alaru, Queen Charlotte Islands April 3rd. ' " ? tion of the corner of one. This Chekiang Maru, and the Kiangsu ' one lie bagged and proceeded to Maru to a steamer on a more TRAIN SERVICE try to make himself comfortable. important run, at the same time Ciutorer MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snd SATURDAY it 11:30 a.m. for Smttbers seamen for a Chinese The four legs of the bed were engaging enact 0orre, direct connections Tor all Edmonton and Winnipeg, maklo? point east and aouto. under water but that was nothing. vessel mentioned at a certain port Dr. The visitors were the bother. which the Toyo News Agency is ayne AGENCY ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES. That tent being on a little is not at liberty to disclose. This ior information and reservations apply to land all the flees in the neighborhood innovation is partly due to the OFFICE HOURS: 5 G. F. JOHNSTON, City Passenger and Ticket Agent. had assembled just as did scarcity of efficient seamen and U' Morning, 9 toZi Afternoon, 1.30 to J.30j Evening, 7 to 9 City Ticket Office, 626 Third Avenue. PHONE 260 the natives at the time of the partly to the question of wages. great flood. Also the lack of netting The news agency understands H Dental Nurse in attendance. j left the would-be sleeper. that the company will gradually Phone 109 for appointment for the Chinese open to atlacK from mosquitos. engage seamen The result can be easier imagined company's services in the South CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY than described. It was a supper- Seas and in the direction of Australia. lllllllliilllllilllllillllllHIIIIIIilliiilllllll less bed for the doctor, but there The inevitable, result of i the satisfaction that while this nfw deoarturo will be the Lowest Rates to all Eastern Points was Innaof inn n f TsnnnflCn' nnH P.hinftcft hungry himself ho was feeding via Steamer to Vancouver and the many others. labor at sea. The introduction of Phone 37 P.O.Box 1704 Canadian Pacific Railway First Meal In Asia. Chinese labor into Japan is prohibited Meals Morning came but the break except by permission of For Comfort, Courtesy and Service and Berth included Steamer on fast was still three miles away the Government, and as the au- and it was reached in a bullem or.thorilies seem to be opposed to AnHi !?k VANC0UVEB. VICTORIA AND SEATTLE FROM PRINCE RUPERT native boat. It was the first meal i the new measure taken by the ..... and,ml ijrd,- June My Su1' " 'd 93rdi June Jul. eaten in the country and consisted Osaka Shosen Kaisha, says the Snd. 'OR of something like dried pan Toyo News Agency, the matter F. T. BOWNESS, M.a.ger 'm rnnr"KETCHIKAN, JUNEAU, WRANQELL, 8KAQWAY, ALASKA cake with rico and mutton boiled will shortly prove a great question Fifth and Fraser St., Prince Rupert, B.C. "upert April 7th, 17th and sstli; May 8th. 18th and tlth. together and eaten with the in shipping circles. fingers and was the only meal W. C. A NEW PUBLICATION Home Cooking Running; Hot and Cold Water ORCHARD, General Agent. eaten that day. This was obtained Fourth Street ,nd Third A venue, Prince Rupert. B.C, in a native khan. The next day no boat was available to take them The Industrial and Colonization to breakfast so they fasted, un Department of the Grand Trunk til tramping through the forest i-acuiu mimvuy im., n-they GOOD EATS TL. it . reached a hospital and beg- Hshed a new edition of an i agri- COAST SERVICE. $ ged a meal. The third day they,uu'lu'u' " Second Avenuo. Steamship For Vancouver, Tues., 7 p.m.; Sat., 4 proceeded upstream. ,"! Valley Lands of Central... Brit- Breakfast 7:30 to 9 p.m. Well Known Men. " - ,w, Lunch 11:30 to 2 Anyox, Alice Arm and Port Simpson, A number of well known Brit- attractive manner describes hat Dinner ................ 5:00 to 8 i ho. or B.C. portion of British Columbia tra- Mondays. 7 a.m. ish Columbians were met on the SHORT ORDERS ALL DAY Ltd. Naas River Points, Friday am. Tigris. There was Capt. wb., 37' known out LU"",,Ui' ""' Paterson of Vancouver, , n i r i a ""i-n narnsiey, uenerai gcut illustrations and a complete map J there as Yukon Bill: Capt. Powley ,.,nH ), PMnrri fnr the trio' " l"e vnsl areas oi piaieaus anu from Busra to Baghdad and back, vnjleys in that portion of the WESTHOLME LUNCH a distance of6940 miles; Captain province where homesteads are JVka''d still available and where tho very Lll,e". President Manager Smith, formerly of the Steamer SECOND AVE. Harry Lipsett. be best mixed farming lands may 'uward Cunningham, Vlco-Preident Hazelton: Capt. Jordan, formerly HOME COOKING. . LADY COOK. of the Skeena river, and Captain purchased, o n extremely easy since of the terms. Copies may be had free Macdonald, not long Upseit-Cunningham & Co. steamer Quadra, who had charge from any of tho company's agonts. Fifty cent meals from 11.30 to 2.00 and 5.30 to 8.00. of the buoying of the channels in COBALT Short orders all the time. Special jatos with room'and board. AT THE GOLD & Dr. section of the Tigris. I llriTrn one theso Duke Harris made a trip up to " to "'Ht.U Korgin a tribute FlSHlj;Q pays tho New Hazolton Gold & Cobalt CAf ERY for the excellent work they men EQUIPMENT MARINE HARDWARE property over tho week end and FuT8'P SupP,l08i Gas Engines and Accessories did The there.doctor is back at his office reports the snow going very fast BOSTON GRILL Nettlnn T...I on the hill,. At tho mino ho says it Is understood wilt practico '"lima, kines, Hopes ana uoraage and In well. Iho boys are doing very PRINCE RUPERT, B. O. again as usual. tho drift they have been in ore 606 THIRD AVE. , PHONE 457 The Dally News is the reelg-lized all tho time. The cross-cut being A GOOD PLACE TO EAT. Princo Itupert Ofllce: and driven to tap Uo copper vein medium between, seller Home Cooking. Open Day and Night. Street, 95 is closo to tho ore and Telephone No. all road the advertising now very buyer. People DINNER 11.30 to 8.30; PRICE 45c. to SOc Deitert at erery meat. P. 0. Box 1C08 columns because the the boys expect to break through Short order at any time. advertisers are live Nvires. any day.