1
;
If
I
rxui
rovn
Keep
your
Feet
Dry
Men's
Medium
Weight
Black
Boots,
suitable
for
dres
or
work,
all
sin
.
.
$4.95
Ladles'
or
Growing
Girls'
Brown
Kid
Boots,
all
Mies
$6.75
Rubbers
and
Rubber
Boots
for
all
members
of
the
family
Uy
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
"Tho
Homo
of
Real
i
i
Y
A
HOME
i
Twenty
acre
tract,
fronting
on
Fraser
Itlver,
one
mile
from
railway
station,
with
5
room
house,
barn
ami
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.
Dybfaavn
&
Hanson
Third
Avenue.
i
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hread
is
your
best
food.
Eat
more
of
il.
Kent
by
the
leading
Irrocers.
j
La
Casse
Bakery
j
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
)
Stove
WOOD
W'e
have,
just
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
R80.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
KH
GEORGE
CAFE
First
Class
CHOP-SUEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
Rant.
Prices
Reasonable
Phone
Blue
471.
Second
Ave.
REDUCE
HIQH
COST
OF
LIVINQ.
Eliminate
the
draught
nround
your
windows
and
use
less
coal.
6EE
OUR
PATENT
WEATHER
STRIP
For
Doors
and
Windows,
(llaag
and
Mirrors
of
all
Linda.
T.
ROSS
MACKAY.
Phone
Blue
16S.
th
dxitt
nwi
Thurdiy
Cktot'.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManui
BUSINESS
OF
SCHOOL
BOARD
I
Various
Routine
Matters
Taken
Up
at
Regular
Meeting
Last
Nloht
The
regular
monthly
meet
ins
of
Ihe
rhool
ttoard
was
hold
last
night
in
the
city
council
cluiuibor,
Trutei
J.
(1.
Mi-J.eniian
presiding
in
the
absence
of
Ir
,
.
jiv-ifem.
nail
man.
.ilttllj
matters
of
a
routine
nature
pertaining
In
school
attair.
in
tho
city
were
taken
up.
High
School
l'rwieipil
J.
C.
Itrady
asket
for
a
new
supply
of
monthly
report
forms
and
letter,
head,
anew
tywriter
with
a'
larirer
carriage
for
the
cornmer-i
rial
class,
the
purchase
of
lum-:
her
at
an
estimate;!
eot
of
25
to
convert
the
tennis
court
nt
Kin?
Kdward
School
into
a
venue
fur
basket
ball
games
anil
also
a
couple
of
haskethalW.
After
dis
cussion
it
was
left-
in
the
hands
of
Mr.
Rradr
and
Mr;
Yanre
to
make
the
purchases.
!
The
matter
of
damage
beinjri
done
to
typewriters
used
both
by
the
'commercial
c.laes"
of
I
he
Higti
School
and
Northern
Polytechnic
Institute
was
taken
up
and
it
was
decided
that
the
machines
should
be
piven
a
monthly
overhaul,
the
Polytechnic
to
strand
iln-
cost
of
repairs
of
any
damages
that
may
lie
d"ne
by
its
clases.
Congestion
in
Classes
Superintendent
H.
S.
Hum
re
ported
that
there'was
conpesijon
in
certain
of
the
receiving
clas-He
felt
.that
they
would
probably
be
able
to
pet
along
lit:
nest
term,
however,
when
tbe
ecuriii2
of
another
teacher
misht
be
.necessary-
Acconlinply
Ihe
hoard
ilei'ided
to
defer
action.
The
matter
of
several
sludents
beinp
jiroiuoled
from
one
division
to
another
without
recommendation
was
left
in
the
hands
of
Mr.
Hum
and
-Mr.,
llarlness
In
decide
if
41
was
necessary
to
put
the
students
in
question
back.
It
was
reported
that
Ihe
Seal
Cove
heating
plan!
was
not
operating
satisfactorily
and
il
had
IIm-ch
necessary
lo
close
school
lone
half
day.
The
secretary
will
pel
in
touch
willi
Sleens
Limited,
on
I
ho
matter.
A
new
furuacc
recently
installed
has
not
yet
been
completed.
An
account
from
Mr.
Sleen
for
$I2."
was
received
and
it
was
decided
to
pay
7.r
withholding
the.
balance
until
the
job
is
completed.
Hot
Lunches
Permission
was
pranled
Ihe
eachrs
of
Itooth
School
lo
use
Ihe
doctors'
room
as
a
lunch
room.
No
action
was
taken
on
a
suggest
ion
that
hot
lunches
be
provided
for
students
of
Hoot'i
School
who
were
unable
lo
pet.
home
at
the
lunch
hour.
The
purchase
of
two
basket,
balls
and
visitors'
books
for
public
schools
was
authorized.
IIpI-
!ler
lighlinir
of
the
I
tooth
School
Iplayshed
was
.also
provided
for.
Mr.
llurn
suggested
tjie
curfew-
law
was
not
being-
slriclly
enough
enforced.
Jle
hail
seen
pupil
of
the
public
scliools
roaming
the
iuu
per
cent
Cows'
Milli
It
"makes"
a
cup'
coffee,
f
,
ft
roar-
u
,
its
creaffly
!
Greets
nt
a
very
late
hour.
It
ws
moved
by
Trustee
Parker
littl
seconded
by
Trustee
Mont
pomery
that
Ihe
polire
commit,
sion
le
communicated
with,
asking
that
Ihe
law
be
more
strictly
enforced.
Trustee
Casey
pointed
out
that
lucre
were
legitimate
eseuws
for
some
Imys,
especially
lllinse
who
worked
on
Saturday
eVeiMttgs.
Some
of
them
had
to
work
in
order
to
go
to
school.
Good
Co-operation
In
the
course
t
Ins
rejHirl.
Mr.
Hum
reitorled
(hat
the
het
co-4teralioii
had
been
accorded
liim
by
the
various
iiiemliers
of
ile
teiicliiiiir
statr.
Secretary
Yaace
was
iuslmcled
lo
express
the
ap'ireciation
of
the
boanl
to
the
teachers
for
tlii
spirit.
The
black
hoard
at.
Seal
Cove
being
reported
lo.be
in
had
con--dilion,
il
was
lecidel
lo
move
boards
from
the
basement
of
the
Hnrden
Street
school.
Permission
was
granted
by
Ihe
board
lo
Hie
Prince
Huperl
Teachers'
Association
lo
use
Hi
auditorium
in
the
Itooth
Memor
ial
School
for
an'
entertainment
that
is
to
Ie
given
in
honor
o!
the
member
of
the
school
board
and
Holary
Club.
This
affair
will
lake
place
in
alxnit
three
weeks'
lime.
Bus
Services
Trustee
Parker
reported
I
hat
three
busses
had
been
oblained
for
Ihe
purpose
of
-
taking
stu
dents
lo
school
from
Sections
I,
'i
and
5.
Shedden's
transfer.
Howard
isleen
and
Ihe
Seaview
Transfer
had
been
engaged.
It
was
decided
lo
pay
the
.Northern
Polytechnic
Institute
K0
of
its
annual
00
grant,
the
balance
to"
be
turned
orr
after
the
beginning
of
the
year
when
Ihe
new
lerm
j
commenced,
An
account
from
Tony
Christ-
inn
for
25
for
advice
in
con
neclion
with
t
tie
repairing
of
the
llorden
Slreel
school
was
refer
red,
lo
Trustee
Xlcl.ennaii.
K.
a.
Smith,
fciund
guilly
of
in
toxicatiou
was
fined
.'(
in
the
police
court
this
morning.
.
"
'
-11"
QM
"
-n-
.
c
I"!--
10
8
'
-
-
-
,
.
i
Tbe
Man
in
the
Moon
!
THK
fate
of
nations
is
Whip
settled
by
eighteen
New
York
men.
nine
a
shle.
OXK
of
the
al.iiitiinjr
Ihlnjr
of
life
is
the
kind
of
people
that
feel
important.
WHAT
Prince
Iliip.1t
need
i
a
society
pbslired
lo
mlndlts
own
inisiness.
with
every
citizen
a
member.
IX
spite
of
Ihe
fact
that
the
id
days
were
jnod
old
day.
Hi
-'irts
really
look
belter
In
ilk
I
stocking.
1
I
'I
Wlt'SKKFKPl.V;:
An
obsolete!
!wonl
formerly
Used
by
I
hose
who
cooked
their
own
food
and
liveil
m
houses.
ALASKA
is
just
like
Hrilish
'-ilumliia.
According
to
the
ler-I'orial
newsjKiHTs
and
politicians
it
hns
vast
resources
and
tioundless
un.lesrliUMHl
weallli.
-
.
H(lV
fond
some
Iteopfe
must
be
uf
Iroiilde,
judging
by
Ihe
way
bey
talk
about
it.
PITY
the
poor
la"nd
speculator.
He
cerlainlv
pot
a
dirty
deal
in
Prince
llupert.
-YrHr
I
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Prlnc
Ruprt
t
g
October
11,
1913.
C.
K.
Itailiier
and
Theo.
(d-l.irt
uere.
eU-rted
ni
iiiJo-rs
of
the
Prince
Ituperl
Jlvahl
of
Trade
at
I
the
uioulJllv
meeting
last
iil-'lil
i
Kx-AM.
Ilainiltoti'
llouglas
writes
a-
letter
l
tfo
Pally
News
refilling
the
slaleiiienl
that
last
year's
council
left
a
large
dejicit
for
the
present
ronncil
lo
carry
on.
He
eiaiius
there
was
no
leficil.
4-
The
Ladies'
Auilliary
of
Ihe
hospital
board
is
In
fit
out
Ihe
'iterating
room
wjh
up-to-date
s.erilizers
ainl
the
board
has
uu-
ilertakeu
to
refund
he
expemli-lure
as
soon
a
finances
permit.
j
Sport
Chat
The
ditlicully
that
the
Itasket-
nail
.ss(Miailon
Is
having
In
finding
quarters
for
the
playing
of
its
games
this
winter
again
brings
foireably
to
Ihe
fore
the
nerrssily
for
a
properly
organ
ized
gymnasium
(,r
alhlelic
hall
in
Prince
Huperl.
The
criticism
is
oflen
heard
that
Ihe
youlh
of
Prince
Rupert
"hang
around"
cigar
stores
and
pool
rooms
too
iiiiich.
Athletic
interests
ask
where
else
are
the
boys
to
go
lo
obtain
some
diversion.
II
would
seem
apparent
enough
(hat
Ihe
establishment
of
a
gymnasium
is
one
of
Prince
RuperlNs
most
needed
enterprises
at
thin
time.
If
the
mailer
was
gone
into
thoroughly
il
milit
lie
surprising
THACt
MARK
REGISTERED
75
BRIER
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
3
'CENTS
PER
WOHD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
AUvartUoitMiiat
Tnkttit
for
L.m
titan
OOe
WANTED
WANTKI'.-
Man
and.
wife
with
Ho
family
or
one
child
requiring
a
well
furnished
house
in
Alice
Arm
can
obtain
same
by
Mipplyiiig
hoard
and
room
In
owner.
For
narltctilara
amdv
tieo.
Ucainlin,
Alice
Arm.
It.C.
WA.NTKO.
Men
and
women
to
luuen
li
u
rkA.in
.
ii.i.i
.u,
,v
i
il
ip,
I'UIII
VMIIIQ
learning
and
tool
free.
Write
.
for
catalogue.
MHer
lUrber
Colleire.
Vancouver.
Il.fi.
I.AHY
wishes
to
do
dressmakiiir
Will.
tr
out
by
the
day.
Phone
Hnl
jit
FOR
SALE
HOUSE
FOH
SALK
Fowr
roonw
and
bathroom.
Apply
1
10.
Soenlh
and
Howser.
.in
FOR
HthT
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent
Desner
apartments.
M.
XI.
Stephens.
MODERN
four
room
flat
for
rent.
Westenhnver
Hros.
tf
BOARO.
BOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
If
ROOM
AND
BOARO
PALMER
HOUSE.
106
Seventh
Avenue
Vet.
Phone
Red
U.
Furnished
suites
MISCELLANEOUS.
UIMKH
HAHItolt
for
smaM
boats.
Caretaker
in
attendance.
Hates
fnou
43.00
up.
Northern
FtXrhangc.
Phone
?3.
2ltf
REPAIRING
ANVrlllXtl
in
the
lipe
of
Canvas.
Duck,
Cotton
good,
etc.
mi
Skins,
Rain
coals,
Tents
and
Awnings,
baby
bungy
lops,
auto
lops,
etc.,
at
P.
.ejfllalre's
new
shop
at
Cow
Hay.
I'd.
llo
012.
Phone
7X0.
lo
find
at
what
little
cost
some-Iliinp
along
this
lin
might
be
rovided.
If-
the
people
who
seem
so
solicitor
about
the
wel
fare
of
the
youth
of
tills
elty
would
gel
down
to
business
and
Use
their
efforts
;and
perhaps
a
very
little
of
iheir
cash
with
this
definite
object,
in
view
far
moro
would
be
accomplished
than
by
talking
blue
ruin
about
the
future
of
Ihe
city's
youth
through
their
"depraved"
habits.
-
4..
To
establish
a
gymnasium
in
Prince
Rupert,
il
would
not
be
necessary
to
embark
upon
anv
ambitious
and
expensive
building
scheme.
There
are
uinloubteilly
vacant
premises
in
Ihe
city
at
this
lime
which
could
be
secured
at
a
reasonable
monthly
rent
n
I
and
which
could
be
easily
fitted
up.
The
main
etjicusc
would
be
Ihe
securing
of
eiiiipmenl
of
which
there,
perhaps
is
some
al
ready
obtainable
in
the
city.
One
of
Ihe
important
consideration
in
connection
with
Ihe
establish
iiipiii
oi
u
gymnasium
'
or
tin
athletic
hall
would
he
f
lint
it
would
lie
located
In
some
cen
tral
point
in
the
city.
The
Ex.
hibilion
Hall
always
was
out
of
Iln
way
and
even
the
basketball
games
weru
poorly
at
I
ended
he
cause
il
was
so
Inconvenient
to
reach.
Reasouuble
dues
fuller
lei
I
from
(he
members
of
such
i
gymnasium
and
rentals
from
or
ganizalions
staging
games
in
id
woiiiu
cover
me
miiiuicuauccanil
would
go
towards
paying
off
Ihe
principal
of
Mich
an
institution
if
il
were
established
and
conducted
economically
but
properly.
Subscribe
for
the
Dully
Newt
LOST
I.OS
I'.
HWI
fold
ritntatiiiiu
uni
of
iiionev,
on
Fulton
Street
beiw.
st.
Avwiueaiid
City
f!VW&
"
Hall.
Finder
plea
returtr
In
"'
.
'
n
i,
I.a,y
New.
wiri,.
iiX
,
-
iitWmtMn
ti.
.,.
ar
,ia,,
I.OS'I
.
Aii
edale
I'Uppy.
I'liulie'"
Ihr
eblMi
u,
tf
l
I,.
;
l.nel
twS4NMNhfriefii
tvyliA'
v
iMti
r
J't.
Ui
.
TAXI
Tail
S7
Phons.
(Call
U4irf4
or
Guil)
Ross
Brolhsrt.
lJet
Service
m
the
City.
il,,wl,rr'
''ime
nay
or
.Mghl
Stand:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avenue
CHIROPRACTOR
R.
D.
TASSIE,
D.C.
cniropractor
3rd
Avcue.
Prime
U,PerU
nXi
-
Hours:
in
I..
.-.
(,.
-
;
iu
a
Phone
lilue
63.
Residence,
(ireen
136.
AUCTIOM
SALTS.
Conducted
in
your
home
or
at
ur
rooms.
Hoods
also
told
on
ominitiion.
H.
H.
HEMMSfJQS,
Auctlonser.
Third
Avenut
(Dei.njr
Allen's
Old
Store)
uXPERICriCEO
C0RSETIERE
lr
lers
taken
fur
Hpiri-llj
do.
.ils
Mrs.
J.
M.
Grahlman
Kaien
Shoe
S'nre.
711
Second
Avenue
West.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
Far
the
East
Monday.
Wednesday,
and
Fridays,
close
at
5.30
p.m.
From
the
East-
Mondays,
Thursdays
ami
Saturday.
t..10
p.m.
From
Vancouver-
Sunday
-......P.
M.
Wednesdays
,..,,
1LL
3
p.,4,
Friday
.u
.m.
Saturday
,
3
P.M.
CP.lt.
Oo
lobe
8
and
ID,
To
Vancouver
Tuesday.
Mall
closes
at
I
P.M.-
Thurday
to
P.M.
Saturdays
A.M.
Sundays
10
P.M.
C.P.R.
October
5.
IS
and
23,
To
Anyof,
Alios
Arm
Wednesdays
o
P.M.
From
Anyos,
Alice
Arm
Thursdays
8
fo
Port
Simpson,
Alice
.
Anyox
and
Arraudale.
Sundays
7
P.M.
From
Port
Simpson,
Alice
.Arm
Anyox
and
Arrandale
Tuesdnys
P.M.
To
Stewart
and
Premier-
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