Hey!
You
Want
any
kipper,
Wm'vm
amIi
got
SHUtS
today
That
may.
or
may
not
be,
funny,
lint
you
ran
certainly
save
some
money
on
your
shoe
requirements
nl
Hie
Family
Shoe
Store
this
week.
Sop
below:
Children's
Patent
Leather
Slipper.
siios
I
to
"H
,
,
$1.50
Misses'
Patent
Leather
Slip,
pers,
sizes
1
1
In
2
$225
Those,
are
selling
quickly
so
gel
your
sizes
while
(hey
last.
Ladies'
or
Orowlng
flirls
Hnnvn
KM
High
Hoots,
flat
IippI,
medium
toe,
nil
sizes
nt
..
$6.75
Men's.
Strong
Leather
Shoos,
all
sizes,
at
........
$4.95
Wy
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
DTTV
A
UAMC
I
UU
1
ft
11V1HL
Twenty
acre
tract,
fronting
on
Fraser
Hiver,
one
mile
from
railway
slalion,
with
5
room
house,"
barn
and
chicken
house,
five
acres
cultivated
and
fenced.
Two
acres
slashed.
Five
acres
with
commercial
timber.
Oood
school,
-etcThis
home
can
be
had
for
$2,000.00
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.'
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hread
is
your
best
food.
Kal
more
of
it.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.,
Stove
WOOD
We
have
just
received
i
car
Joad
Tjf
up
river
wood,,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
feize
cut
to
order.
Also
Kindling
In
Sacks.
For.
Prices,
call
Hydeiransfer
"Phone
580.
Service'
and
Quality
our
Motto.
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
First
Class
CHOP
8UEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
Rent.
Prices
HtJasonable
Phone
Blue
471.
Second
Ave.
nuuut
niun
cost
of
LIVING.
Kliminate
the
draught'
around
your
windows
and
use;
less
coali
SEE
OUR
PATENT
WEATHER
STRIP
For
Doors
and
Windows.
Glass
and
Mirrors
of,
all
,
kinds.
T.
ROSS
MACKAY.
Phone
Blus
108.
LONDON
TIMES
SCEPTICAL
OF
IMMIGRATION
Should
Try
to
Get
Britishers
Be-.
fore
Going
to
Other
Countries
j
It
Suggests
t
The
statement
of
Mr.
Hobb,
the
!new
minister
for
immigration
in
DTDCVAII
tlUICT
Enjoyable
Affair
Took
Place
Metropole
Hall
Last
Evening
A
very
enjoyable
evening
was
spent
by
Ihoso
who
alien.
led
the
Rohckah
I.(nIit
mIiUI
ilrivo
nA.I
ilanco
in
Iho
Molropole
Hall
last
night.
There
were
fourteen
tables
of
whist
and
the
firsl
prize
winners
wore
Mrs.
U.
Dalgarno
and
l.on
Sherman,
second
awards
going
lo
Mrs.
1).
Morgan
and
W
II
Iturken.
Refreshments
were
served
and
a
dance
followed,
music
lnin'r
fiiniisheil
Jy
Prof.
Pryco's
or
chestra.
Men
nrossell
was
maslor
of
ceremonies,
O.
It.milh
allomliHl
the
loor
and
the
cornmilloo
fu
charge
comnrisid
Mrs.
".if
Irvine.
Mrs.
W.
Shorman.
jr..
Mrs.
Pliil
.lack
Mcintosh
McDonald.
and
Mrs
OBJECTION
TAKEN
TO
Sport
Chat
j
i
Plans
for
lite
biiskilh.ill
nPIVC
A
Kin
nAMTC
will
bo
discussed
this
even
al
liiotiity
Unit
fr
Ihe
iirpoMj
(if
organization.
Fans
and
nlnv
ers
are
looking
forward
lo
a
good
season
al
Iho
indoor
snort
and
no
lime
is
being
lnt
in
getting
Ihe
teams
lined
up.
In
Ihe
Sen
lor
ranks
it
looks
as
if
at
least
three
teams
will
be
in
Iho
run
ning
Colls,
Teachers
and
Sons
of
Canada.
In
Ihe
Intermediate
division
I
hern
should
bo
keen
in
I
ere
judging
from
the
number
of
quintettes
that
are
lining
up.
Teams
are
exported
from
the
Itirotln,
Klks,
fiolls,
tftSnd
Hal-ilalion
and
High
School.
F.n
tries
in
Iho
Ladies'
League
will
likely
be
from
Ihe.
Maple
Leafs,
Kaiens.
teachers
and
Adanacs.
Altogether
thero
seems
lit
m
greater
interest
in
the
game
this
year
and
a
real
live
season
should
en-
mio;.
-
-
hddie
who
for
Ihe
Oat
Oat
man,
man,
pasl
five
years
has
been
skipper
of
the
Victoria
Hockey
team,
will
not
pull
on
a
gold
and
blue
sweater
litis
year.
He
will
move
nirrrrnriv
rinu
from
the
c-nnmr
to
the
Tigor
Dili
ICJATLI
r
AMI
'
pack
and:
when
he
plays
on
111"
Pacific
:CIonsI
this
winter
II
will
LOS
A.NOKLKS.
Oct.
p.
The
be
A.lriember
of
Ihe
Calzarv
.nnnllfnlidn
nf
W
t.
Ilu..
lilf
,r
l-n.
iilu.
H..I.I-1.
.
.
-
..'m-Mt.ifii
...
.
iirnim
i,
jirt
I4IIIII.I.,
Ill
II
II
II
UfT
nmed.
not
only
in
this
counlry.
Hedlands,
California,
for
thirty
i'f
Ibe
"Uougars,
announced
last
but
in
Canada
as
well.
Kven
inja'''
"f
inihlir
tloniain
near
lp-
fek.
tbut
ho
had
completed
a
the
West,
where
the
prophets
of
-,
'
,j
autonomy
have
preached
so
vig-
orously
that
a
Canadian
should
be
a
citizen
of
Canada
first
and
ja
liritish
subject
afterwards.
It
is
candidly
conceded
that
the
lirit
ish
settlor
makes
the
best
citizen.
It
is
true
that
Mr.
Rnbh
adds
the
qualifying'
statement
that,
inas
much
as
the
H-ilish
Isles
are
unable
to
supply
a
sufficient
quota
nf
Ihe
settlers
required,
efforts
will
also
!
made
lo
en-roiirage
immigration
from
cer
tain
areas
in
F.urnpo
and
from
the
United
States.
It
is
to
be
honed
that
Ihe
Canadian
gnvern-
nienf
will
satisfy
itself
of
this
inability
on
Ihe
part
nf
the
Itnt-
lx
it
isies
iieiorn
i
goes
ran
her
afieblf
Kven
since
the
war,
im-niigrants
from
Central
Kurope
have-
swarmed
into
tlt
t
Dominion
and
found
-for
themselves
new
homes
in
the
West.
They
are
admirable
spade
workers.
Their
needs
are
primitive,
their
do-
imands
few.
For
this
very
reason,
however,
they
show1
little
arribl-I
ion
to
bolter
themselves,
and
they
lend-
lo'
remain
in
jealous
and
exclusive
communities.
Reasonable
Energy
Mr..
Itolib
says
that
the
firsl
need
of
the
Dominion
is
quality
rather
than
uiianllly.
Provided
that
there
is
a
reasonable
display
of
energy
on
the
part
of
the
Canadian
authorities,
both
in
their
own
country
and
In
Lnn
don,
there
seems
lo
be
no
valid
reason
why
bbth
quality
ami
quantity
should
not
be
obtain
able
among
the
people
of
thejte
islands.
The
Canadian
govern
menl
intends
to
use
Iho
tnarhln
ery
of
its
Soldier
Settlement
lioard.
The
board
has
been
sin
gularly
successful
In
its
efforts
to
settle
Canadian
ex-sorvioe
mop
on
the
laud,
and,
the
experience
it
lias
gained
should
be
of
tin
greatest
value.
The
seltlenienl
nf
Ilritfsh
soldiers
in
Cnnmtn.
which,
IsMirged
by
Mr.
Wade,
has
its
historic.,
precedents;
K
there;
Tuesday,
OtJyher
V
m.
1
tSKIINUlINU
Ur
FATHER
-
-
-
-
By
George
McMariu,
J"i
f'sr&
WE
COT
TO
I
...
TO
Nr
noote
with
UJ
it
cck
oo
Iwfff'L
.
.Jr
'
H
.
lv.
'
1
'
1
1
ff
-'JfcfclBL
NEw"i
IPm
tmm
wa
CAt6
Stv
t
soots
vt
t
Baf,
Sea
the
Canadian
goxernmonl.
that,lu:,DlilViin
niJl
ins
government
proposes
to
co
operate
with
the
IlritUti
govern
ment
under
the
provisions
of
the
hnu.)ire.
Settlement
Act
will
go
some
way
towards
dispelling
tttt
doubts
which
have
boon
reluct
antly
oxprossoil
in
this
country
concerning
the
atlilude
of
the
Dominion,
says
the
London
Times.
Kven
if
oven-
allowance
lo
made
for
the
depression
from
which
fianada
lias
suffered
in
common
with'
other
countries,
it
is
impossible
to
view
as
anything
but
disappointing
the
fart
that
only
1C7
llritMi
settlers
have
crossed
the
Atlantic
to
Canada
iimler
the
provisions
of
the
Art.
This
total,
it
qfust
bo
remem
bered,
includes
130
boys
who
left
this
country-
under
the
Ontario
government
scheme.
Welcomes
Statement
Admirable
as
Ihe
enlornrise
of
the
provincial
governments
may
be,
the
scheme
cannot
make
headway
unless-
it
follows
the
i
broad
path
of
Dominion
co-oper-eratioii,
and
Mr.
-
Holib's
an-
noiincomont
at
Ottawa
justifies
Ihe
hone
that
Ihe
coming
Year
will
toll
a
more,
hmrtenlug
story.
"The
immigration
of
liritish
settlers
holds
first
place
in
the
pro-pram."
bo
says,
and
w
believe
thai
Jiis
statement
will
be.
wel
liai
11
.".1.11
rillf-JI
L
lir.
Mr("
(were
Wolfo's
Highlanders
in'laml
for
use
as
a
butterfly
farm
I
.Nova
Scotia,
the
Toiled
F.mniro
has
boon
denied
bv
Iho
liom.pt.
Loyalists
in
Ontario,
arid
the
numf
nf
Agriculture,
according
tn
sappers
or
Hie
Hoyal
I'.ngineers,
word
received
here.
who
diil
so
much
to
niton
no
Protests
that
bo
nrno.i
cruller.
nr
liritish
Columbia.
No
better
be-
butterflys
would
make
easy
the
ginning
couiu
no
nui.ie
to
the
HUnmuciinn
or
gypsy
moths.
now
campaign
of
the
Dominion
black
tails
and
other
Injnrioii
government
for
attracting
Urilish
insects
wore
sent
to
the
detturt
.settler
than
a
prrtotieal
nvnve
lo.inent
at
the
time
liewlitt
fir-.!
assist
llnlisli
soldiers
who
filetl
his
application,
fought
shoulder
In
shoulder
with'
:
illie
mon
of
the
Canadian
F.xpo-
H-ditionary
Force.
I'
f
Yictwy
Bond
Interest
When
your
interest
coupons
become
due,
.
or
when
you
receive
cheques
for
interest
on
registered
bonds,
deposit
them
in
a
SAy-
ings
Account
in
the
Bank
of
Montreal!
The
money
you
receive
on
your
investment
in
bonds
will
then
earn
interest
for
you.
Prince
Rupert
Branch:
H.
ST,
G.
LEE.
Mana8er.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
EstablisKed
over
IOOyrs
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
2
CENTS
PEK
VVOKD
IN
ADVANCE.
N
AlvartlMmnt
Tkn
for
Lm
trMn
HOe
WANTED
WANTED.--Men
and
women
tof
learn
barbering.
Paid
while
I
learning
unu
uois
iree.
write
for
catalogue.
Mler
Harbor
College,
Vancotner,
IJ.C.
IMANO
wanted
to
rent
or
buy.
Apply
p.o.
Ho
ar.
3
FOR
SALE
ANYTHINU
in
tho
lino
.tr
I'.anvas.
Duck,
Cotton
goods,
etc.
OH
Skins,
It
i
ii
eoiii,
Touts
and
Awnings,
baby
buggy
tops,
auto
lops,
ele.,
at
P.
LeClajiv'w
new
shop
at
Cow
May.
P.O.
Uo
UIS.
Phone
7Kd.
HOUSE
FOIl
SALM
Four
rooms
and
bathroom.
Apply
140,
Seventh
ampliowser.
830
FOIl
SALE.
Dinner
sol
ami
brass
hed
complete.
Phono
Ited
7l.
5
til
FOR
'RENT
TEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent
liesner
apartments.
M.
M
Stephens.
MODERN
four
room
flat
for
rent.
Westenhaver
liros.
If
BOARD
liOARD.
--
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
ROOM
AND
BOARD
PAD!
Eft
HOUSE,
-too
Seventh
Avenue
West.
Phone
Red
I
to.
Furnished
suites.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WINTER
II
ARMOR
for
Miia'i
boats.
Cureiiikor
in
attendance.
Rales
from
$3.00
up.
Northern
Exchange.
Phone
Zn.
.
t2
deal
with
the
Oalgnry
loam
whereby
Eddie
goes
I
hero
ai
playing
manager
ami
.liinniv
l
ill-
son
and
Speck
will
become
Cougar.
With
the
departure
of
Oal
man,
Victoria
loes
a
veteran
of
Ihe
brightest
and
cleaue!
kind
and
tine
wh,j
gave
hi
best
all
Iho
lime.
Ho
was
transferred
nj
his
own
roijuoxt.
fieorgo
Looker,
a
hand
logger.
was
awarded
Ihe
nrlzo
of
a
combination
rifle
and
pistol
offered
by
Thatcher
A
Collins,
Ketchikan
hardware
and
sporting
goods
firm,
for
the,
largest
doer
killed
liming
Ihe
month
of
Hejijeinlier.
Dressed
the
deer
weighed
I3fl4
pounds.
Mr.
Thatcher
said
Dial
the
stormy
weather
and
high
winds
prevailing
during
September
undoubtedly
kept
many
from
securing
trophic,
lie
had
known
deer
in
Soul
heaslern
Alaska
lo
weigh
as
much
as
1
75
pounds
hut
not
many
such
had
been
killed.
A
similar
prize
I
being
offered
this
month
by
Hie
TENDERS
ASKED
FOR
.
THREE
ROOMED
SCHOOL
ERECTED
BURNS
LAKE
New
Building
Made
Necessary
by
Rapidly
Increasing
Population
of
Lakes
Centre
Tenders
nre
being
rnlled
for
Ihe
roMRtriM'liou
of
u
new
school
in
I.
Hums
Lake.
It
is
In
be
a
three
iooiriV-d
Imllding,
this
l.eing
mnde
necessary
by
(ho
rapidly
growing
population
of
this
Irn-porlant
centre.
Tenders
'"ve
to
be
in
by
Orloher
25
and
it
is
un-;dersood
that
work
on
II
will
be
commenced,
as
soon
ns
possible.
Proiperoiis
advertising
means
regular
continuous
advertising.
TAXI
Tail
67
Phone.
(Call
Georgq
ur
Oust)
Ross
Brothers.
Host
Sei
vjte
In
the
City.
Chiropractor
Ird
Avenue,
Prince
lluperl.
H.O.
Onlors
taken
for
Spirella,
(tinffts
Mrs.
J.
!tl.
Qrahlmsn
Kaicn
Shoo
KWiro.
Tl
8erind
AvoilUn
os.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
Tor
the
East
Saturday
A.M
Sunday
......10
p.M
t'-.P
It
October
5,
l
i
nml
23.
To
Anyo,
Alice
Arm
,
Wednesdays
0
p.M
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
Thursdays
..8
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Anyox
and
Arrandale.
Sundays
7
From
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Anyox
and
Arrandale
Tuesdays
To
Stewart
and
Premier
Saturdays
Sundrfyg
From
Stewart
Sundays
and
Ttieilnys
To
Alaska
Points
P.M
,
7
P.M.
Promter
:
.8
P.M
P.M
October
8
and
IU.
From
Alaska
Points
October
5,
l:
and
23.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
October
17
and
31.
.5.30
P.M.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
Orloher
15
11
ml
211.
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