rial
rawn
Full
Range
of
Hurlbut
Shoes
For
Children
and
Misses.
We
are
now
sole
agent.
for
this
city
Ask
about
our
rebuilt
service
whereby
we
repair
HURLRl'T
shoes
and
make
Ihem
a
size
larger.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
BUY
A
HOME
Twenty
acre
tract,
fronting
on
Fraser
River,
one
mile
from
railway
station,
with
5
room
hou.e,
barn
and
chicken
house,
five
acres
cultivated
and
fenced.
Two
acres
slashed.
Five
acres
with
commercial
timber,
fiood
school,
elc.
This
home
can
be
had
for
$2,000.00
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dyhhavn
&
Hanson
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Stove
WOOD
We
have
just
received
i
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
&ize
cut
to
order.
Also
Kindling
In
Sacks.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
680.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Dislribnling.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
EPSON
COAL
We
can
no?,
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EQSON
COAL
in
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
68.
KING
fiEORGE
GAFE
Frst
Class
CHOP
8UEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
Rent.
Prices
Reasonable
Phone
Blue
471.
Second
Ave.
REDUCE
HIOH
COST
OF
LIVIRO.
Eliminate,
the
draught
uround
your
windows
anl
iiKi
lens
coal.
SEE
OUR
PATENT
WEATHER
STRIP
For
Doors
and
Windows.
Class
and
Mirrors
of
all
kinds,
T.
R088
MACKAY.
Phone
Blue
166.
to
Dim
nwi
Thursday
.f
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
.
By
George1
McMan
US
the
coomt
oe
cax
uuirs
Mil
I
THAT
THAT
MOW
MOW
OC
OG
I
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II
HC
CCRTMNLN
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the
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co
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to
buy
a
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OH'
lr-l
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n
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MtCTuc
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rse
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MOS1NT
PICTURE.
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II
X.
V
III
HUM
AN
INTEREST
STORY
IS
ADAM'S
RIB
SHOWN
HERE
AT
THE
WEEK
END
i
Has
to
do
With
Entanglement
of
Affairs
Between
Husband
and
Wife
A
story
wilh
real
human
interest
i
Adam
s
Rib."
Cecil
H.
I
fMille
latest
Paramount
which
is
coming
to
the
Westhotrne
..
tTheatre
tomorrow.
The
theme
of
a,r,vf.,f
fr,.n
the
production
i
thC
untangle-
',i,,.ai,.r
pr,
'menl
of
the
affairs
of
a
huhan.l
ln,,rnm;r
an.i
land
wife
by
their
young
daughter.
azPii
w
'a
typical
example
of
the
sensible
itmt.
jtype
of
the
modern
girl,
j
Anna
Q.
NiUson.
as
Mrs.
Ram-.say,
the
wife,
of
Michael
Ram
ay,
a
prosperous
Chicago
busine
'man
played
by
Milton
Sills,
lias
taken
a
fancy
to
M.
Jaromir
(Theodore
Kosloff
,
Hie
exiled
Iking
of
Morania.
Her
husband.
(fearing
that
be
is
going
to
lose
jher,
hit
upon
a
plan
to
Jiave.
'Jaromir'
s
country
recall
him
lo
the
throne.
'
Passing
Fancy
Morania
is
in
need
of
fundi,
and
Ramsay,
'an
enormously
rich
!
man,
buys
op
all
the
wheat
in
Morania
and
in
return
they
re.
call
Jaromir
to
hi
throne,
and
he
i
thu
gotten
ut
of
the
way.
His
wife
returns
to
him.
after
realizing
that
hep
ialerrl
in
Jaromir
was
only
a
parrig
fancy.
The
daughter,
played
hy
Paul
ine
(iaron.
saves
the
mother
from
dUeotery
while
she
is
at
the
apanmeni
i
me
sing,
namsey
.
.
.
!ee
in
wiier
pocKeivitoos
on
the
table.
MttlMMa
imhs
ml
:
from
twhind
the
curtain
wiiere,
..--
,
ihe
and
her
mother
are
concealed
'
jULLtOorUL
ItA
rUK
and
says
that
she
is
the
one
that
leanie
to
viit
Jaromir.
Ramsay
is
completely
taken
i
aback
and
tells
her
thai
he
is
ant
i
outcast
and
no
man
would
marry!
'Iier.
Prof.
Nathan
Keade
whom
iMathil
da
had
met
at
the
customs
inpeclion
on
her
iKurope.
ifei
up
return
from
and
prof
esse
his
lov.
Mathilda
ami
he
are
married,
and
everything
turns
mi!
well
in
the
end,
thanks
In
the
uirl.
Jaromir
is
punished
by
marrying
a
fat
princess
awaiting
him
in
his
native
land.
'
Vision
Scene
Mr.
!
Mille
in
this
production,
has
inserted
a
sort
of
"vision"
rone
similar
In
the
noted
'bacchanal"
scene
in
"Miintlaughler,"
Hhowing
Ihe
life
of
primitive
man
as
compared
to
that
of
pre
sent
day
beings.
Yon
will
be
urpried
to
note
Jhat
while
cen
turies
have
passed
since
the
era
of
the
cave,
man,
the
love
affairs
of
the
entire,
human
racr
are
how
much
the
same
as
Ihey
were
in
Ihe
lime
of
Ihe
"stegosnurus
un-slatus,"
or
in
plain
Knslish
(he
armored
dinosaur.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
j
September
27,
1913.
I'.
.
t.lark.
son
of
Palrick
r,,
,
...
iiarK,
weuittiy
mining
man
of
Mikane.
and
M.
Sullivan,
min
iujf
experi
from
Moscow,
Idaho,
'
1
j
Mwt
ffilT
?
IjSHflVIMQ
T
Mimi
CoaeuaT
he
s.uilh
or.
Ihe
e
Ruiierl
thi
lft
by
train
fur
here
Ihey
will
spemlj
makins
a
rareful
ex-1
animation
of
Ihe
extent
of
ore'
t.Sk,l
I
.
TIiav
Mrm4
nif
li
l,v
i
;
.
"
-.
...-
"
"
....
.
J
H.
W.
C.
JarksotH
etert
fer
Ihe
rllazeifon
Mine
lhTners"
Haiellon
dislrirt
won
the
Fair
Hoard'
Imphy
for
Ihe
esl
dis-tricl
display
of
mineral
of
any
kind
a
Ihe
Kxhibfllon.
Portland
Canal
obtained
the
award
for
Ihe
large!
individual
exhibit.
Alfred
C.
Hard,
M.K.
ami
fiillert
Inr-roe
were
the
judze.
-
There
wai
an
entfuuti.
IJberal
rally
in
l.
Andrew's
Hall
last
nighl.
A.
M.
Man
son,
president
f
Ihe
Aaiatknt.
wa
in
Ihe
chair
and
anwing
Ihe
peak-ers
were
Fre.1
Stork,
T.
J.
Yaujchn-Khy
i
Stewart
,,
0.
W.
Peck,
ami
W.
J.
McKenzie
:
Haiellon
.
The
arrogant
di
garrhy
f
the
Hower-MrHride
lemtuiiced.
adiiiimlraliin
was
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
WAS
HELD
YESTERDAY
AFT.
A
very
urreful
and
lea
wa
held
yetfrday
af-
leriKKin
at
the
home
((f
Mr.
MuldiKin,
the
prCeeds
of
which
amoiiiiting
in
approximately
;,
went
lo
the
bazaar
fund
of
Ihe
f!al
hoi
ic
r.htirch.
The
bazaar
will
take
place
nexl
month.
Thoe
who
poured
were
Mrs.
Curtin,
Mrs.
Morriey.
Mrs.
Rit
chie
and
Mrs.
Kenning,
while
those
serving
were
Mr.
P.
Itvrne
Mrs.
M.'Nully.
and
Mrs.
Mrlren.
The
home
cooking
snle
wa
in
Ihe
hand.
of
Mrs.
Johu
Pills
and
Mrs.
Kesnor,
and
ices
were
cut
by
Mr.
Meagher
and
Mrs.
Moersrh.
There
were
two
raffles
fp
charge
of
Mrs.
Jack
Keefe.
Jfrs.
Hatcher
won
a
china
dih
donated
by
Mrs.
Muldoon
nml
Mrs
Uiarles
Halagno
won
a
cake
dih
donated
by
Mrs,
Hesner.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
C.N.
II.
steamer
-Prince
Rupert,
uipi.
I).
Donald,
arriving
from
Vancouver
and
way
ports
at
2.15
yostiday
afternoon,
brought
Ihe
Pillowing
list
of
passengers;
For
Prince
Runerl
Miss
J
Turner,
Arthur
Itrnoksbank,
Miss
horrill
Pullen,
Mrs.
II.
T.
Cross.
Mrs.
M.
Jones,
Mr.
Iltiggard,
F.
W.
Milton,
T.
II.
Mason.
Mtss
Mason,
Hon.
John.
Oliver,
S.
McDonald,
II.
Russell,
A.
J.
Fergu-
BRIER
son,
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
MrCay.
Mr
V.
H.
Ornie,
J.
Iilackburn.
Mrs.
C
A
Kggert,
II.
S.
Wallace.
A
Kricken
Hum
Lake,
and
A.
Romberg
Hums
Lake).
V
r
Anynx
W.
Heel
Rnber.
s.o
Mr.
Trelheway,
Mrs.
Ingrain.
Mr
and
Mrs.
K.
J.
Wall
and
child,
Mr.
T.
H.
Hanlvtell.
Mrs.,
K
Neilson.
Mrs.
Steffanon
anl
fhild.
Miss
Pollard,
Miss
Kirby.
Mr
and
Mrs.
F.
Pearson,
M.
C.
Salvole.
Mrs,
I.
l.anitry
and
children.
A.
II.
Finley,
Sam
While.
W".
fi.
McKenzie
ami
O.
I.
..Hell.
Sport
Chat
The
liranby
New
has
Ihe
following
remark
make
about
Ihe
itaela1l
series
which
took
place
here
during
the
Fair
Week:
"In
winning
the
amateur
baseball
championship
of
Northern
llriti-h
Columbia,
which
was
contested
in
a
tournament
held
in
ronnectto
with
Ihe
annual
fair
at
Princ
Rupert,
ihe
Anynx
aggregation
justified
Ihe
belief
which
ihe
majority
of
our
home
fan
had
in
their
ability
to
lake
info
camp
any
regular
combina-lion
of
ball
jdayers
with
whom
they
might
be
inalche,
in
(hi
northern
conn
I
o'-
Their
two
win
at
Princ
Rupert,
the
frl
oer
Suiilher
ami
Ihe
eond
asainsi
Kuiteit
Were
very
popular
in
Anyox,
ihe
hjiys
rf
?he
chain,
pion
f
learn
roiitprislntr
players
from
each
liabatl
group
in
the
Anyox
League,
Ihe
iemlersliit
-f
which
has
given
o
much
pleaure
to
lvcrs
of
good
Hrt
during
the
'present
eaon,
a
well
as
in
paf
seasons
of
com
pel
it
ion
for
loral
honors.
'
were
aked
to
parlicipale
in
the
tournament
which
was
staged
in
Ihe
Orand
Trunk
town,
and
would
liked
lo
Ii3c
sent
a
representative
soccer
team
along
as
well;
for
wc
believe
Ihe
play
er
of
the
football
league
would
have
given
a
splendid
account
of
Ihemselve
and
brought
home
another
championship
cup.
When
Ihe
guarantee
required
was
mentioned,
lurwever.
the
figure
rould
not
be
considered
by
the
Fair
officials.
The
great
distances
between
Anyox
and
other
point
of
sufficient
importance
lo
sup-
(Mirl
baseball
and
football
teams
pmhihil
Hie
regular
engagements
such
as
are
indulged
in
where
communities
are
situated
in
rloe
proximity
lo
each
other;
and
to
gether
with
Ihe
lapse
of
lime
between
passenger
boats,
the
loss
of
Mine
on
Ihe
part
of
those
who
parlicipale
and
the
expenses
of
travelling
incurred,
it
is
not
ur
prising
that
the
bes
of
Ihe
latent
available
does
not
always
res
pond
lo
Ihe
Invitation
lo
leave
home
on
athletic
conquet
henl
This
is
not
Ihe
rule,
however,
hut
is
n
consideration.
"Invariably,
any
learn
leaving
Anyox
for
a
period
nf
several
days
cannot
hope
In
contain
the
very
best
players
necessary
lo
fill
every
position.
This
was
so
in
connection
wilh
Ihe
visit
In
Slewarl
early
In
fhe
season,
also
for
Ihe
Kelchikan
series
in
July,
y-ev
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
8
CXNTS
PCX
WOKO
IN
ADVANCE.
No
AdrttMmnt
Tka
for
L.
th.n
no
WAKTYB
ISI-xNH
LOCATION
WANTKD.
1
WAXTKI).
Men
and
women
to
learn
barbering.
Paid
while
learning
and
tool
free.
Write
for
catalogue.
M"ler
Itarber
College,
Vancouver,
li.C
WANTF.I
To
rent
delhcry
Fl
at
once
for
one
month.
Valentin
Dairy.
US
WANTKD.
Young
lad
lo
help
on
milk
route.
Apply
Vateftttot
Dairy.
2iH
WANTKD.
Smart
y.
pply
Orinc
Lid.
82?
FOR
SALE
KOPLK
OF
PHINCK
RI
PKRT
'
Why
imwrt
vegetable
Wil
miles
when
you
ran
gel
Ihem
1
1(1
mile
away,
fresher
cheajier,
ami
more
eaily
Apply
In
JOHN
It.
COOP
Kit.
CKDARVAI.K,
M.Ik,
for
Ihe
following:
Two
(Ji
Ions
only
hel
green
tomatoes,
while
Ihey
al.
ft.
lb.
Six
iC)
fort
Hily
lrili
ih-bler
Potaloe.
.io
prr
I
(Mi
lb.
or
$22.00
Ion.
Heels,
good
quality,
SHr.
lb..
3.on
ion
lb.
Turnips,
Kangaroo,
excellent
eating.
2
He
lb.
.00
too
lb.
Carrots,
half
long,
3c.
Ib
2.30
100
lb.
Cabbage,
Klldonaii,
green,
XMe.
i.no
I
no
lbs.
I
lift
doz.
only
Com.
Midget.
15c.
doz
"O.K.V
25c.
doz.
Note.
Wrap
the
tomatoes
in
paper
and
place
in
a
dark
plao
ami
Ihey
will
ripen.
Prices
F.O.II.
Ccdarvale.
Shipments,
Wednesdays.
230
FOR
SALK.
Pedigree
Knglish
Itillldog.
female.
Registered
CK.C.
Write
P.O.
Ilox
H0,
Prince
Rupert,
or
phone
Red
2
li.
220
HOUSK
FOR
SALK.
Four
rooms
and
bathroom.
Apply
1
10,
'
Seventh
and
Dowser,
230
FOR
SALK.
Franklin
slue
in
good
romlilioii.
Phone
311.
228
and
lo
n
lesser
exlenl
for
Ihe
Rupert
Fair
tournament.
A
fine
aerage
and
well-balanred
leuni
hud
the,
baeb.il
honor,
of
Anyox
in
its
keeping
there,
nod
made
good.
II
is
a
mjghty
fine
thing
lo
be
able
lo
pay
these
visits
lo
neighboring
towns
occasionally.
lo
be
privileged
lo
measure
our
skill
and
nlhlelic
uhtlitle.
against
slranger
aggregations.
II,
gives
us
a
chance
lo
gel
a
line
on
ourselves
when
wm
meel
Ihe
other
fellow
who
has
also
been
playiifg
Ihe
name
old
game
under
circum
stances
similar
to
Qiir
own.
"Altogether,
Ihe
Rupert
affair
was
a
filling
finale
to
a
sport
season
which
was
slightly
lipset
owing
to
circumstances
over
which
none
of
us
had
any
con
trol.
Without
the
s'o.operatioit
of
(he
comiiaiiy
management.
rrnl.
FOR
RENT
Will
leae
or
Hirchase
and
re-1
Ilesuer
apartmeuti
wanl
locator
fr
island
ori
Stephens.
group
with
a
thousand
acres
or
more,
or
finance
owner
in
development
of
fur
fa,rm.
T.
'
uerard,
ens
eaioartl
liuililing.
BOARD
Seattle.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
ROOM
AND
BOARD
PALM
lilt
HOfHP-
106
Seventh
Atenue
West,
phone
Red
I
IV.
KniMihe
unite
LOST
W)ST.
One
auto
crank
on
Sun
lay
evening.
Filler
TAXI
Tail
87
Phone,
(Call
Oeorg?
or
Outt)
Ross
Brother.
lle
Servi
fl
the
City
Anywhere.
Vny'ime
Day
or
Night
SUnd:
Boston
Orlll
Third
Avenue
AUCTION
HALES.
EXPERIENCED
CORSETIERC
Onler
taken
for
Spirella
OimmU
Mrs.
J.
M.
Orahtman
Kaien
Shoe
Store,
7
1
1
Second
Avenue
West.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
'East
Mondays,
Wednesday!
and
Fridays,
closes
at
5.30
tun.
From
the
East
Mondays,
Thursdays'
and
Saturdays,
4:30
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sundays
P.
M.
.Mondays
...
3
P.M
Wednesdays
3
P.M.
Fridays
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A.M.
Fridays
3
P.M.
To
Vancouver-
Mondays
'
i,.....io
P.M.
Tuesday..
Mall
closes
at
I
P.M.
Thursdays
.Saturdays
fnlurday
To
Anjoz,
Alice
Arm-
Wednesdays
From
Anyos,
Alice
Arm
Thursdays
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Anyox
and
Arrandale.
10
P.M.
A.M.
10
P.M.
9
P.M.
.8
p.iri.
Arm
,i
Sundays
7.
P.M.
From
Port
Simpson,
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Arm
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D.C.
Chiropractor
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
II.C
Hours:
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to
12:
2
to
4;
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to
8.
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our
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neighbors
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this;
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Alaska
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were
not
for
Mie
interest
sepl.
10
nml
2.
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end
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win
ei
s
rvei
rutin
rials
in
our
games,
Ihe
I
rims
portal
Ion
situation
would
prevent
Ihe
playing
of
games
away
from
home,
except
on
extremely
rur,
occasions."
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8.
1
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and
25.
point
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Queen
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5.30
P.M.
From
Queen
Charlotte
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Sundays
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