Full
Range
of
Hurlbut
Shoes
For
Children
and
Misses.
are
now
pole
ajrenls
for
his
city
Ask
about
our
rebuilt
e"viee
whereby
we
repair
HUItLnUT
shoes
and
make
them
a
Mze
larger.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
-
i
I
BUY
A
HOME
I1
I
l
Twenty
acre
tract,
fronting
on
Fraser
finer,
one
mile
from
railway
station,
with
5
room
house,
barn
and
chicken
house,
five
acres
cultivated
and
fenced.
Two
acres
slashed.
Five
acres
with
commercial
timber,
fiood
school,
etc.
This
home
can
be
had
for
$2,000.00
.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Stove
WOOD
We
have
j&st
received
i
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
Size
cut
to
order.
Also
Kindling
In
Sacks.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Wolor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
EPSON
COAL
I
We.
Van
nov
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
In
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
68.
KING
CEORGE
CAFE
First
Class
CH0Pr8UEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
Rent.
Prices
Iteasonable
Phone
Blue
471.
Second
Ave.
REDUCE
HIGH
COST
OF
LIVING.
Kliininale
the
draught
around
your
windows
and
use
less
coal.
SEE
OUR
PATENT
WEATHER
STRIP
For
Doors
and
Windows,
OS
las
uud
Mirrors
of
all
kinds.
T.
ROSS
MACKAY.
Phone'
Blue
186.
T
BRITISH
WORKERS
ARE
NOT
ALL
AMENABLE
TO
METHODS
IN
CANADA
WIXX1PF.O,
Sept.
28.
-Stron!
exception
is
taken
to
the
com
plaints
of
British
laborers
again'
jibe
condition
in
the
west,
the'
pudgels
in
defence
of
tin
west
beintr
taken
up
by
A.
A.
Young,
of
Fowler,
Younp
&
Hobbm,
contractor!'.
.He
declared
that
hi
firm
is
only
on
of
several
vir-
jlimized
by
(ran?
of
Hritish
(laborer
brought
to
Canada
for
ill...
ho
Mr.
Younj
reports
hi
own
ex-!
penenre,
sayinjr:
I
went
lo
me
iMminion
government
employment
office.
Henry
Avenue,
a
short
lime
a?o
and
enpaped
27
of
lhe
harvester
who
had
returned,
some
of
them,
from
the
grain
fields,
and
were
looking
for
work.
Mr.
Jacob,
of
the
employ,
nvnt
office,
accompanied
me
and
them
to
the
train,
for
which
I
had
spent
5rt
in
tickets
for
the
gang
to
?o
lo
Edmonton
to
work
(on
our
pine
laying
contract
from
iViking
to
Kdmonlon.
The
gang
left
a
scheduled,
but
of
the
7'
only
22
arrived,
five
having
jumped
from
the
train
en
route.
Within
a
few
days
18
more
had
deserted
the
job
and
only
four
remained
at
work.
They
were
guaranteed
six
weeks'
work
at
50
cents
jer
hour,
yet?
we
hear
a
lot
of
them
yelliii;
that
there
is
no
work.
I
think
they
.do
not
'waul
work
but
think
they
Van
live
in
a
dole
forced
on
nienl.f
system
such
a
was
Hie
Hrilislr
govern-
Mr.
Young
also
announced
(hat
there
i
nleniy
of
work
at
Drum-heller,
Alia,
where
hit
firm
i
building
a
ewer
and
sewajte
di-poal
plant.
They
sent
a
good-stfed
gang
from
SI.
Itoniface
lb
that
job
recently,
and
stripped
the
civic
employment
ofliee
of
SI.
lllonifare
so
tliurotisrlily
City
En
gineer
M'einde
ha
found
great
diflicully
in
getting
enough
men
for
J
lie
(hid
job
in
hi
department.
The
only
men
he
could
gel,
willing
lo
work,
were
the
feeble
add
fellows
who
were
kepi
busy
on
street
cleaning
and
such
work.
Of
the
11.000
brought
lo
Can
ada
for
the
harvest,
Mr.
Young
Isav
ahoiil
fi!i
are
makincr
a
ter
rible
fuss
and
giving
the
country
a
black
eye
RAPID
PROGRESS
ON
EMPIRE
EXHIBITION
Five
Thousand
Men
Will
be
Em
ployed
on
Buildings
During
Winter
LONDON.
Sept.
28.
Ilapid
progress
Is
being
made
with
the.
luildingH
o(
Ihe
Hritish
Umpire
I'xhibilion
at
Wembley,
nn
which
somelhing
like
2,000,000
will
hae
been
spent
ly
Ihe
organizer
and
exhibitors
when
it
open
next
spring.
The
lYmndaCion
"stone
Of
Ihe
West
African
and
Malta
Pavilion
have
ben
laid
this
week.
Over
2,000
men
are
now
at
work,
nnd
during
the
winter
month
the
Inutnber
will
be
increased
to
!),-
000.
The
contractor
;are
said
lo
be
ahead
of
time,
a
some
of
the
building
arc
expected
to
be
finished
thi
autumn,
and
all
quite
early
in
Ihe
Xew
Year.
The
Indian"
seVllim
may
be
,romplekd
early
next
month,
and
thf
Canadian
section,
in
Ihe
first
day
of
November.
In
tlie.
West
African
M-ction
four
comnounds
(enclosure
aw
now
being
pre-J
pared
as
'tinmen
from
home,"
lo,
rt'Ci'ivo
.
skilled
nalive
cnaflsmeiif
..1
1.
.1
1.11
.1
01
on
nt
l
eu
1
type'
ami
innes.
,v
few
of
the,
exhibit
promised
u
are
n
whole
Zoo
from
Ihe
Malay
jHlates,
n
rernnstiuclion
of
a
working
colliery,
a
Chinese
quar-
Hi
1
1
eS
4
ter.
and
a
marvellous
display
covering
every
branch
of
electrical
scienre
the
generation,
distribution
and
application
of
elec-Iririly
for
all
kind
of
industrial,
commeri'ial
and
domestic
MAH
JONG
IS
NOT
A
GAME
OF
CHANCE
Manila
Court
Rules
That
It
Came
of
Skill
and
Mot
Gambling
Is
MANILA.
Sept.
27.
Mali
Jong.
the
great
Chinese
game
of
domin
oes,
U
not
a
game
of
chance.
A
ronielent
court
of
the
land
ha
ruled
thu.
and
it
i
o
'ordered.
The
deeision
was
rendered
in
a
case
aeainst
Ten
Tong.
Leo
Loy.
So
Chee.
and
Huong
Chang.
11
Chinese.
arrested
on
the
charge
of
gambling.
The
cae
4eame
lefore
Judge
Manuel
V.
Moran.
who
based
bis
decision
on
the
rae
if
the
United
Slate
n.
Liong-sin
.
In
hi
ilecision.
however.
Judge
Moran
rexrel
Ihe
fart
that
local
authorities
have
not
approved
any
measure
regulating
the
game,
a
he
believe
that
Mali
Jonu
i
a
game
in
which
fortune
may
be
won
and
lost.
Judse
Moran
mjike
n
lengthy
analysis
of
the
game
in
which
he
says
that
while
the
element
luck
play.
an
important
part
in
the
winning
of
the
hand,
the
game
in
itself
I
one
of
ability
rather
tlitfii
luck.
He
conclude
that
Ihe
element
of
luck
is
limited
and
a
the
game
advance
this
element
I
more
and
more
re.
dnred
by
Ihe
proficiency
of
the
player.
..
Donnld
Fletcher,
accouiitaul
11
i
he
Hrilisli
American
cannery.
Port
Hinglon,
passed
through
on
the
steamer
Venture
this
morning
bound
for
Vancouver
JERRACE
NOTES
,.
(H-'son
returned
fnun
I'nnee
Itupert
on
Monday.
-
Mr.
ami
Mr.
Warner
of
viiHMt
retnrnrd
fntm
Iheir
holi
day
on
Monday
and
are
KHling
a
few
day
in
town.
-
Mr.
C
Limlslrom
of
He
mo
int
(b
wrek'd
in
town.
Mr.
ami
Mr!
MeOulfheun
of
'iine'
HujMrC.wlM
have
been
at
l.akeUe
Lake
re4omtd
bony
oh
Sunday.
Mr.
Xorrington
of
I'ritwe
?.orge
i
visiting
her
brother.
W.
Attwood.
.
Mr.
F.
Xnh
and
ebiklren
liave
returne
fnfT
a
holiday
pent
on
the
(Juejea
Ciiartott
NlaHl.
K.
A.
HeitwiMLMl
lis
goiie
to
Vancouver
where
lie
xtec(s
to
ontinue
bis
studie.
I".
M.
Sulili
of
KwinUsa
ient
the
week
and
with
In
family
in
Terrace.
Sidney
llazell-Jones
,
relnme
to
I'rim-e
ltupri
on
Monday's
train.
T.
W.
S.
Parson,
impeelor
of
provincial
dlre,
was
in
ltwu
Ihi
week.
Shoi-kley
camp
bitiMinv
are
nearing
foniHlethm
at
Ihe
itanyon.
so
Ote
brilffe
work
"u
iroiiii:
ali"ad.
FISHERMAN
MARRIED
TO
LADY
FROM
SEATTLE
A
weddinsc
took
place
lat
at
the
Methodil
Parsonage
when
Mrs.
Kleanor
FJIeu
Make
and
William
tiloer
Lowe
were
quietly
married,
Ilev.
f.
Hacker
officiating.
Mr.
I
.owe
i
a
local
fisherman
and
Mr.
Lowe
ofarried
here
(mm
Seattle
for
the
wedding
thi
week.
ile
in
Ihi
city.
They
will
re.
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
DiniJY
ISLAND
Overca!.
light
.southeast
wind;
barometer
20.6H:
temperature
50;
light
swell;
8
p.m.
spoke
sleamer
Ad
miral
Hodman
73
mile
from
Ketchikan
northbound;
H.riO
p.m
.oke
tug
Lome
at
Captain
Cove
stormbound;
H.15
a.m.
ypnke
sleamer
Venture
northbounil.
l)i:l
THKF
POIXT
Cloudy.
BUILDINGS
AT
LONDON!'""'
M
wi"
,nP
wlnlT.
ealnn
barometer
21.7fi;
tempera
I
irr
hc
i
m
-
mm
i
3&V3tk
DC
I
E.VC
yaKs-X.
BREAD
liij5S3BK
w
caZH
WANTKll
To
rent
delivery
Ford
at
once
for
one
month.
Valentin
Dairy.
!
WA.V1
Kl.
Your
lad
to
help
on
milk
route.
Apply
Yalonlin
Dairy.
SJH
WAXTHI).
Smart
by.
Apfdy
Orme
Lid.
i7
FOR
SALE
APPLY
lo
JOHX
II.
COOPKIt.
Oslarvale,
h.C.
for
Hie
foil,
ing:
PIIICKS
IK)WX
'IVo
(2)
Inn
ftuly
besl
green
hwialoe.
while
Ihey
lal.
Ir.
tit.
-Six
6
tmi
only
Irish
Cobbler
Pnlatoes.
l.30
per
KK)
lb.
or
ftJ0
l.
Ileels,
giHxl
iiiulily.
3e.
lb.
ft
Mt
too
lb.
Turnips,
Kangaroo,
eeeent
eating,
2e.
lb..
1.7ft
100
lb.
t!arrol.
half
long,
3r.
lb..
?2.50
100
lb.
Cahhave.
Kiblonan,
green.
If.
s.1.00
100
Jbs.
100
iIoji.
only
Com.
Midgets,
I
Sc.
doz.,
"O.K.""
25c.
do.
Nole.
Wrap
the
tomatoes
in
paper
and
place.
in
a
dark
ptai
and
Ihey
will
ripen.
Price
F.O.lt.
Cedarvale.
Shipments,
Wednesday.
2.10
FOIl
SAI.lv-
(Sate
leg
dining
table;
6
oak
chair;
Morrt
chair;
6
hole
range;
I
Vi
x
Hi
centrifugal
pump;
small
gurdy
with
pulley;
and
shaft;
100
gallon
gas
tank.
Apply
32
Seventh
Ave.,
Cast.
Phone
(Hack
501.
230
FOIl
SALK.
Pedigree
Kngllnh
llulldog,
female.
Ilegterel
CK.G.
Write
P.O.
Unx
20.
Prince
Itupert,
or
phone
lied
210.
229
FOIl
SALK.
lied
couch,
open
fire
beater,
Majestic
electric
healer
and
small
oil
stove.
Ap
ply
evciiliiB,
310
Fifth
Ave
W.
22U
FOIl
QUICK
SALK
Household
1
furniture,
good
range
etc.
Ai
ply
Mrs.
Kmerton,
on
lane
back
of
Federal
Illoek.
230
1IOU8K
FOIl
SALK.
Four
room
'
and
bathroom.
Apply
110
Seventh
and
Howser.
FOIt
SALK.
Franklin
stove
good
condition.
Phone
31
lure
IH,
sea
smooth.
230
In
I
HI
LL
IIAHIIOIl
llniniiig
southeast
wind;
barometer
211.88
lempernlure
50;
sea
lough.
Noon
DIOHY
ISLAND
Cloudy,
calm
barometer
21).
72;
temperature
53
sea
smooth;
II
a.m.
spok
steamer
Lome
left
Captain
Cov
for
Ihiirslon
Harbor.
DKAD
TIIKK
POINT
Clear,
calm;
barometer
2U.H1;
tempera
Hire
:n,
sea
smoolti;
to
a.
111
Prince
Albert
paed
tn
south
bound.
HULL
IIAIIDOlt
Cloudy,
fres
soulheasl
wind;
barometer
29,1)8
temperaluro
CO;
sea
modsrale
10
JO
a.
in,
spoke
steamer
I'lin"
II
11
pert
in
Milhank
Sound
soul!
bound.
Ftlll
lienner
apartments.
Stephens.
MOMKHN
four
nwm
flat
rent.
Weslenhnver
Uros.
BOARD.
OAFID.
The
Second
Avenue.
LOST
Tail
87
Phone.
(Call
Cleorg
or
(lust)
R6s
Brother.
lie!
Service
tn
1
be
City.
Anywhere,
Anytime.
Day
or
Night
SUod:
Boston
Orill
Third
Avsnut
AUCTION
ALZ3.
imdiK
ied
in
your
home
or
v
eur
rooms,
(loodi
olio
sold
01
ommlMion.
H.
H.
HEMMtNOS,
Auctlontsr.
Third
Avenue
(Dei
nr
Allen's
Old
Store)
Phone
black
136
and
Oreen
471.
CHIROPRACTOR.
R.
D.
TASSIE,
D.O.
Chiropractor
fnrl
Inlander,
830
Phone
137.
If
ROOM
AND
BOARD
Al.MKIl
IIOUSK.
-
0d
Seventh
Avenue
WesL
Phone
lle
I
Itt.
Furnished
suite.
,OST.
One
auto
crank
on
Sun
day
eveiniK.
Finder
phono
6A.
217
TAXI
iflrd
Avenue,
Prince
Huperl.
11.(1
nurs:
Id
to
IS:
2
lo
4:
7
lo
8.
Phone
Ulue
633.
Iteaidence.
Oreen
I3A.
EXPERIENCED
CORSETIERE
Onler
taken
for
Splrelln
Oo.hU
Mrs.
J.
M.
Orahlman
Kaien
Shoe
Store,
714
Second
Avenue
West.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
Foe
the
East-
I
HKNT
FurmMicd
ri4iiii
,,Ti.r
JPJfi.
won
or
wuiioui
Hoard.
Home
ii"in
hi
eo,.knig
M.-lerate
rale..
X,.r-
w
IS
e7X
.4
.
folk
ltHtii.
Phone
lltark
39.
Tjf'
HTKAX
Healed
Flat
for
rent.
itaaT
'!?
11
1
t
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Friday,
close
at
5.30
p.tn.
From
the
East
Monday.
Thursday
and
Sal-unlays,
4:30
p.m.
.
From
Vancouver
Sunday?
...."...I...P.
M
Mondays
...Ty..3
P.M
Wednesdays-
......j4
3
Fridays
.A.M.
Fridays
..
...v.3
P.M.
To
Vancouver
Mondays
JlO
:M.
Tuesdays.
Mall
clones
at
I
P.M.
Thursdays
.
'10
I'.M.
Saturdays
...
A.M.
Saturday
.
to
P.M.
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm-
Wednesdays
V
P.M.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
Thursdays
8
p.m.
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyox
and
Arrandale.
Sundays
7
From
Port
Simpson,
Alio
Anyox
and
Arrandale
Tuesdays
,
To
Stewart
and
Premise
Friday
o
Sunday
7
P.M.
Arm
P.M.
P.M.
P.M.
From
Stewart
and
Premier-
Sal
unlay
8
p.M
Tuesday.
To
Alaska
Points
Sept.
()
and
21.
From
Alaska
point
Sept.
K.
1
1
mill
25.
.
H4lrlU
Hi
4tt
dif
1
1.
MaMrftulnr
..f
t.
.
i
,
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMiuiii,
tPOT
LOTorr-vy
OM'IDWT
J
V
CLUA
A
COOT1
OOOCM
inthe
KNOW
THM
1
Ot
XCXW
ttOOOO
roH
mnx
ro
cvxv
r
1
I
e-AifsO'
THKVCOWM
IMC
TAM
Or
Hinrt.
.
NOTICE.
I.Vlllfc
TTr
of
Ihe
ftft
f
(
tlt
rturwb
it
-mi
.
...
NHitf
ee
ftooi-
,
ueiiea
m
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