VAGI
TOWH
TBI
DAILT
NIWS
Tuesday,
July
10
to
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd
OUK
WrVNTti
ME
TO
tMNC,
AT
liAvitC
THE
TOUR
HOUte
TONHT
BUT
nUEO
VOO
TO
UT
mi
MS!.
HfiPfcH
1b
COREtt
CMH'THELP
y
ve
me.
toowt
AODRea
MEN!
I
Do
nol
overlook
the
brsl
shoe
value.
In
town.
Illack
and
llmwn,
all
shapes
nnd
sit.cn.
Welled
soles.
$7.50
LADIES!
Wfl
now
liave
a
full
ranpe
of
Silk
Hosiery
in
all
the
popular
shades.
Prices
from
!
H
ere
an
dTh
ere
In
ll22
Canada
produced
minerals
estimated
to
be
worth
$180,G22,000,
an
increase
of
practically
$6,000,000
over
the
previous
year.
A
British
silk
manufacturing
firm
has
decided
to
establish
a
large
plant
near
Quebec
city
for
the
manufacture
of
artificial
silk
yarn.
A
train
nearly
a
mile
ion
and
drawn
by
a
single
locomotive
recently
carried
165,000
.bushels
of
grain
over
the
Canadian
Pacific
western'
lines.
Almost
sixteen
and
a
half
million
bushels
of
wheat
were
exported
from
the
port
of
Vancouver
during
the
period
September
1,
1S22,
to
May
31
of
the
present
year,
according
to
figures
issued
by
the
Mer.
chants
Exchange.
Among
the
large,
number
of
unaccompanied
women
on
the
last
westward
voyages
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
liners
"Montclare"
and
"Me-lita"
were
twenty-three
who
were
coming
to
Canada
to
be
married
In
varioua
parts
of
the
Dominion.
An
official
in
charge
of
the
cattle
shipments
from
the
Port
of
Moat-real
recently
stated
that
nearly
40,-000
head
of
store
cattle
would
b
shipped
from
the
port
this
year.
He
declared
the
rush
season
would
be
the-
months
of
August,
September
and
October.
On
her
last
eastward
voyage
the
Canadian
Pacific
liner
"Empress
of
Canada"
established
a
new
trans-Pacific
record
of
8
days.
10
hours
and
55
minutes
from
Yokohama
to
Vancouver.
The
previous
record,
8
days,
18
hours
and
31
minutes,
bad
been
held
since
1914
by
the
"Empress
of
Russia"
of
the
same
line.
If
public
deposits
in
banks
and
loan
companies
can
be
taken
as
a
fair
indication,
the
Canadian
is
the
world's
richest
man,
according
to
a
statement
made
by
F.
A.
Hatch,
re-
1
1
a
nratMent
rxt
t-kaa.
fUt..
aa.
a
a
voiuvtt
VJ.
HiC
Tt
Qla
vision
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association.
These
deposits
mount
to
more
than
two
billion
dollars,
or
$250
per
capita.
According
to
a
report
of
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics,
82,273,-169
tons
of
railway
freight
originated
in
Canada
in
1922,
and
26,581.-631
was
received
from
foreign
connections,
mskinjj
a
total
of
88,854,-tsOO
outgoing.
Also
62,548.678
tons
terminate!
in
Canada
and
25,438,906
were
delivered
to
foreign
connections,
nuiKuig
a
total
of
87,987,484
tons.
A
distinct
type
of
sheep,
adapted
to
prairie
range
conditions
and
said
to
possess
superior
wool
and
sheep
qualities,
has
been
developed
by
R.
C.
Harvey,
an
A.berta
sheep
raiser.
It
will
be
known
as
the
"Romnellet,
and
has
been
evolved
after
eight
years'
experimenting
with
crosses
of
the
Romney.Marsh
with
the
Ram-louillet:
As
evidence
of
the
wool
production
from
this
species,
Mr.
Harvey's
annual
clip
is
120,000
pounds.
That
Canada
was
gradually
be-
ming
more
and
more
oi
an
Indus-
al
country,
and
that
Canadians
emselves
were
not
truly
aware
of
tefore
the
Winnipeg
Rotary
Club
by
Prof.
It.
C.
Wallace,
of
the
Uni-
ersuy
oi
Manitoba.
He
stated
that
curing
the
past
twenty.
five
years
the
population,
of
Canada
had
increased
80
per
cent.,
the
railway
mileage
120
per
cent.,
while
the
industrial
life
of
the
country
increased
700
per
cent.
St.
llyadnthe,
Que.,
has
the
distinction
of
having
developed
the
world's
largest
organ
plant,
and
by
native
Invention
and
Improvements
evolved
an
instrument
which
receives
prabe
from
the
world's
first
artists.
An
organ
recently
shipped
by
Cassavant
Freres
of
that
place
to
Paris,
France,
Is
absolutely
the.
first
to
leave
the
American
continent
for
Europe,
the
movement
hav.
tng
heretofore
been
In
the
Opposite
direction,'
and
was
so
shipped
because
the
purchaser
desired
the
finest
and
most
up-to-date
instrument
that
could
bt
secured.
$1.25
to
$3.50
FIREWORKS
IN
These
are
specially
low
price
to
Introduce
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Shoes
For
The
Family
CITY
COUNCIL
Aid.
Stephens
Tells
Aid.
Macdon-ald
he
Is
Fourflushlng
Aid.
Collart
Also
In
Mix
AM.
Macdonald,
AM.
Hollart
inml
AM.
Stephens
were
the
principals
in
a
little
verhal
duel
al
ilast
nichl's
council
meeting
iwhich
for
a
few
minutes
precipi
laled
vociferous
renrarks
and
un
parliamentary
epithets
the
like
of
;
which
have
not
disturbed
the.
serene
air
of
the
council
chamber
jfor
many
a
lonp
day.
It
all
came
up
in
a
seeminply
innocent
dis-Srussiott
as
to
whether
or
not
Miss
!
Hilda
Heale,
successor
to
Miss
llilchey
as
clerk
in
the
treasurer's
office,
should
receive
a
salary
of
!.fi0
or
80
per
m)mlh.
The
finance
committee
presented
a
recommendation
thai
Miss
Heale
he
enftasre.1
tempor
arily
ai
a
salary
or
sou.
M.
Mackenzie,
sayinst
that
sua
was
the
minimum
wafre.
allowed
for
women
by
provincial
slatule,
moved
that
the
salary
be
made
$80.
This
was
seconded
by
AM.
Macdonald.
AM.
Collart
said
that
the
statute
in
question
applied
onl
to
women
over
18
years
and
M5ss
Heale
was
not
that
age.
In
any
case,
it
did
not
seem
proper
to
pay
the
beginner
just
learning
at
I
lie
same
scale
as
the
trained
employee
who
had
left.
Learners
Not
Wanted
Aid.
Macdonald
fell
that
the.
new
employee
would
have
to
do
the
same
work.
He
did
not
believe
in
having
learners
in
the
city
hall.
If
the
girl
was
competent
lie
should
be
paid
enough
to
keep
herself.
AM.
Collar!
felt
that
any
per
son,
regardless
or
age
or
experience,
would
hae
to
learn
and
could
not
possibly
give
the
same
service
as
the
predecessor.
Considerable
discussion
of
a
f.esultory
nature
followed
culmin
ating
in
a
question
by
-AM.
Mac-!
donnM
if
overtime
was"now
being
paid
to
more
skilled
officials
to
do
the
work
formerly
performed
by
Miss
Hilchey.
Aid.
Stephens
answered
in
the
affirmative.
"It
seems
poor
economy
to
em-piny
new
labor
and
pay
skilled
labor
overtime
to
do
the
work,"
remarked
Aid.
Macdonald.
Four
Flushing
"1
fail
to
see
the
consistency
of
your
argument
ami,
speaking
candidly,
I
would
say
that
you
are
four
flushing,"
answered
Aid.
Stephens.
This
brought
an
immediate
re
tort
from
AM.
Macdonald
to
the
effect
that
he
bad
been
speaking
conscientiously
and
no
one
heller
fry
lo
stop
him.
Aid.
Stephens
had
been
Irving
lo
"pull
such
tuff
a
little
loo
much."
'Is
Ihere
only
one
girl
in
Ihft
city
who
could
be
appointed?"
osked
Aid.
Macdonald.
"There
were
only
two
applied,"
leplied
AM.
Stephens.
Heated
Remarks
The
MacdonaM-Slephens
argu
ment
subsided
hut
Aid.
Collart
tame
inlo
the
debate
with
similar
criticism
of
AM.
Macdonald's
at
titude.
Aid.
Macdonald
intimalei
that
he
would
take
no
back
talk
from
Aid.
Collart.
He
was
"too
mall"
and
was
"a
liar."
AM
Collarl
came
right
back
with
an
rdjeclive
lo
the
liar
phrase
roupled
Willi
Hie
statement
that
ild.
MacdouiiM
was
no
genlle-
n.Hii.
Aid.
Stephens,
us
acting
mayor,
suggested
that
Aid.
Mac
ilonahl
lake
back
llie
Jiar
aeeusa
lion,
AM.
.Macdonald
said
he
would
retract
this
statement
AM.
Collarl
agreed
to
retract
lha
le
(Aid.
Mnctoiiiildj
wus
no.
gen
Neman.
"I
retract
nothing,"
Kaifl
tAbl
i.ouari.
lhea
I
will
retract
nothing",
or
either,"
replied
Aid'.
Macdonald.
Recommendation
Adopted
The
wordy
debate
then
fell
flat
and
the
amendment
for
$80
salary
for
Miss
Heale
was
put.
It
was
lost,
nnly
AM.
Mackenzie
and
Aid.
Macdonald
voting
for
it.
Thej
nuance
.committee's
recomjnen-
datinn
for
f0
salary
was
then
adopted
on
a
similar
division.
A
recommendation
from
tin)
finance
committee
dial
the
appli
canon
or
.miss
.Mary
Astoria
Tor
nn
increase
from
?80
he
not
en
tertained
was
also
received
and
was
adopted,
Aid.
Mackenzie
anil
Aid.
Macdonald
voting
against
H.
AM.
Mackenzie
wanted
lo
know
wliy!
the
treasurer
had
recommended
an
increase
for
Miss
Astoria
hul
Acting
Mayor
Stephens
refued
fo
have
the
treasurer
drawn
inlo
a
discussion
of
a
con
tentious
nature.
He
explained
that
the
treasurer
had
made
a
recommendation
probably
not
un
derstanding
the
nature,
of
the
recent
readjustment
in
the
city
hall.
AM.
-Macdonald
ngreed
that
the.
treasurer
should
not
be
drawn
into
the
discussion
hut
felt
that
it
was
only
fair
the
council
should
know
of
such
a
recommendation.
Aid.
Collart
fell
that
it
was
no
use
re'llucing
salaries
if
they
were
to
be
increased
only
three
months
i
it
.
...
iuiit.
me
recommeniialion
was
accepted
on
the
division
as
al-ready
staled.
A
bylaw
In
regulate
clubs
in
lire
oily
was
introduced
at
last
night's
enuncil
and
the
second
reading
u-as
set
over
for
a
special
meeting
In
he
held
on
Wed
nesday
evening.
The
clauses
nf
HEALTH
BOY
SCOUTS
TO
HAYE
OPEN
AIR
DANCE
ON
EVENING
OF
JULY
19
I
he
city
council
last
night'
granted
permission
to
the
Hoy
J
Scours'
Association
In
use
a
block
i.
evening
of
July
10
for
an
open
air
ilaimt'lhal
is
In
be
staged
as
a
conclusion
lo
the
wnler
carnival
on
thai
day
at
the
Sail
Lakes
by
the
association.
Pie
application
asked
that
the
block
lo
be
used
be
closed
to
traffic
for
the
evening.
The
event
will
take
place
either
in
fronl
nf
the
old
court
ionse
or
on
the
block
between
Seenlh
nnd
F.fghth
Streets.
Coupled
with
the
request
was
an
invitation
for
the
council
In
at
tend
the
carnival
a
the
Salt
kes.
Acceptance
of
the
ir.vita-'
lion
and
granting
nf
the
desired
permission
was
included
in
tin
same
resolution
moed
fcy
AM.
Collarl.
seconded
by
AM.
Monro
and
carried
unanimously.
LOCAL
IMPROVEMENT
BYLAW
SETTLEMENT
Private
Bill
for
Section
1
Surfacing
Section
5
Grading
to
be
Approved
The
oily
solictor
was
author
iei
by
the
council
last
nidlil
to
inke
wio
necessary
steps
luciini-Ing
advertising
towards
having
a
private
hill
iht'scd
by
the
legixla-lure
to
rover
the
Section
I
street
I
he
by-law
have
nol
yet
been
surfacing
hylaw.
approval
of
finally
drafted
by
the
city
soliel-;
which
ami
consequent
sale
of
do
lor.
Iienttires
has
been
willitiolil
l.v
Mother
knows
that
Lifebuoy
lather
goes
down
deep
into
every
pore,
removes
impurities,
and
protects
the
health
She
knows
that
Lifebuoy
keeps
the
the
skin
soft,
pliable
and
glowing
'
with
health.
She
knows
the
scientific,
antiseptic
protection
Lifebuoy
Health
Soap
affords
against
the
dangers
of
dirt.
The
Lifebuoy
health
odour
vunithet
a
few
seconds
after
usebut
tin
protection
remains.
110
i.in
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
8
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
FOR
SALE
of
street
nn
Second
Avenue
on
th.r
Pl'I.I.KTS
FOIl
SAI.F.
Itarrnn
While
Leghorn.
8,
in
and
12
weeks
old.
Heated
on
free
ranye
and
bred
fnun
2
lo
I
year
old
high
producing
hens
and
cockerels
direct
imported
from
lieu
with
311
large
egg
record
in
year.
Price.
Treated,
l-.o.lt.
Duncan,
li.C,
l.;'.1
lo
91.75
each
in
lols
of
10
to
500
AImi
selected
one
year
old
hen
l.5ft
each.
Fat
oiu
year
old
hen
7rM.
each,
any
iiumlier
.No
artificial
llyhl
or
forcing
methods
used
here.
Inpec-
tion
invited.
Moon,
The
Maple
Poultry
Farm,
Hunrnii,
11.12.
HAIltiAIN
for
Cash
If
sold
Im
mediately,
.ol
tf.,
map
Ufl.
I'errace.
Apply
Hot
122;
Daily
.News
Office.
FOR
RKKT
TO
RENT
Furnished
moms.
with
hot
and
cold
water,
lr
day
or
week.
MiMlerulo
rales,
Norfolk
ItiMtms,
Phono
Hlark
329.
tf
ROOM
AND
BOARD
ROOMS
BOARD.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
If
the
insHctor
of
municipalities
Relerring
lo
the
Section
5
ough
.grading
bylaw,
Oily
Soli,
itor
.tones
reported
thai
he
had
iilcrvicwod
the
inspector
of
nil'.
icipalilies
on
the
mailer.
He
was
now
ready
to
approve
it
pro
viding
the
assessment
of
lols
was
made
eipial.
Thus
it
was
only
a
mailer
of
adjustment
to
put
the
tylnw
through
finally
and
sell
the
onds.
HOTEL
RUPERT
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
(2.
Springer,
Long
Heaoh,
f2al.;
Charles
I
f'.urrie,
James
P.hrlsly,
Wallis,
I.
D,
Watson,
.
.V
Hulllmer,
A.
S.
(Seniles
'and
R.
Knox,
Vancou
ver;,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
K.
Itaker.
I'oimlo;
Miss
M.
Ml
I
burn
urn
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I'.
II.
Johnson,
Vic?,
lorin;
II.
M.
Johnson,
Spokane;
latin
p.
Smylli
and
II.
Dallon,
Winnipeg;
Miss
Mary
15.
(21eland.
I'Mtria,
Illinois;
A.
.1.
Watkinson,
Port
Esslngton;
R.
F.
Wiucli,
I'orl
Edward;
).
O.
McKee,
P.al.l-
well,
Ohio;
V.
S.
Moore,
Anyox;
J.
II.
young.
Terrace:
T.
II.
Mer.
rill,
Fargo,
N.D.;
tleorge
15.
King,
Keiebiknn;
W.
II.
llenttiit,
Min
neapolis.
Central
F.
J.
O'Hearne
ami
Frank
Pexry,
.Vancouver;
A.
Pa
tall
and
M.
tlershfiebl,
(2.N.IL;
II.
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Crosby,
llamlllon,
Out.;
0,
J
Whenlloy,
Hmilbers;
A.
JUhnsoii.
city.
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lor
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than
BOc
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Pure
Tom
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HKXT.
Five
roomed
house.
furnlslcd
or
unfurnished,
2i0
Seventh
Avenue
West.
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent.
Uesner
apartments.
M.
M,
Stephens.
FOU
RENT
Housekeeping
room
410
Sixth
Avenue
East.
Phone
Ulue
217.
tf
MODERN
four
room
flat
for
rent.
Weslenhaver
Bros,
tf
PAI.MEIl
HOUSE,
106
Seventh
Avenue
West.
Phone
Ited
419.
Furnished
suites.
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Hot
and
col.l
water
in
every
room.
Sleani
healed.
Hales
reasonable.
Phone
Oreen
5i0.
830
Second
Avenue
West.
Shampooing.
HesMenti.il
work
a
sr
cialty.
Phone
IHue
471.
Mr
Coleman.
LOST
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Motjdays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays,
closes
al
5.
.10
p.m.
From
the
East
Mondays,
Thursdays
and
Sal-unlays,
4
:30
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
,...................P.
M.
Mondays
3
P.M.
Wednesdays
3
P.M.
Fridays
.
A.M.
Fridays
:..3
P.M.
C.P.R.
July
2,
C,
13,
10,
20
and
23.
To
Vancouver-
Mondays
1
0
Tuesdays,
Mail
closes
al
(
Thursdays
.:.
.
10
Saturdays
......
.
Saturdays
10
G.P.R.
July
7,
II,
IK,
21,
25
and
28.
To
Anyox
Alice
Arm-
Wednesdays
9
p.M.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
Thursdays
p,m.
To
Stewart
and
Premier
Fridays
.9
p.jt'.
From
Stewart
and
PremUe
Saturdays
h
P.M
To
Alaska
Points-
July
2,
(5,
13,
r,,
20
and
23.
From
Alaska
Points-
July
7,
II,
18,
21.
25
and
28.
To
Naas
River
Points
Thursdays
(0
From
Naas
River
Points
Satr'l''ys
A.M.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
1
uiy
II
and
25
r..3)
P.M,
From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
July
t)
and
23
(
M
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyox-and
Arrandale.
Sundays
0
From
Port
Simpson,
Alloa
Anyox
and
Arrandale
lunsilays
,
P.M.
Arm
AMa,
Signs
of
Good
Health
Dr.
Martcl's
Female
Pills
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CHARLOTTE
LAND
DIS-
i
niUT.
Application
to
Purchase
Land.
In
Oueen
Charlotte
In'
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tnct.
Iteconling
liitirn
t
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f
llopert
and
situule
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at
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on
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of
Vancouver.
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5ll
TAXI
Tail
67
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(ieorgs
or
Oust)
Ross
Brother.
Five.pasemer
Touring
Car
Prompt
Day
and
Nlahl
Service.
for
permission
to
pureh;.
Stand:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avenue
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fULCS.
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your
home
or
at
niiowing
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v
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also
sold
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H.
HEIr1Mr03,
Auctioneer,
Third
Avenue
(Dei.ny
Allen's
Old
Store)
Phone
black
13C
and
Oreen
471.
CHIROPRACTOR
R.
D.
TASSIE,
D.O.
Chiropractor
3rd
Avenue,
prince
Rupert.
II.C.
Hours:
in
lo
12;
t
;
7
t0
.
Phone
lllue
A35.
Residence,
Oreen
3fl.
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RESORTS
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