Express
Baggage
Coal
133
2nd
Avenue.
Loggers'
Club
Situate
In
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Roems
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
Flrtl-ctasa
Restaurant,
In
connection.
'-
James
Zarelll
Proprleter.
I
PAQZ
FOUR.
Friday.
January
-
jjrj
sgB5g'--"-
aaggg-ggMM,MMM
,..
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
Mtfrfanu,
We
Start
The
day
with
grape
fruit
and
ft
-smile.
Cheerful
service
nnil
I
lie
following
prices
are
hound
to
toll.
Ladies'
Brown
Kid
High
Shoes,
low
heel,
all
sixes
$6.75
Men's
Work
Shoes,
nil
solid
Ion
I
heir
S5.50
Rubbers
and
Rubber
Boots
for
bII
members
of
Ihe,
fa
mil
p.
Family?
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
lhal
Summer
Vacation
visit
la
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Tickets,
Hates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
-FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Bread
is
your
best
food.
Eat
more
of
iL
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
S.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
ADDRESS
GIVEN
ANYOX
PARENTS'
J.
C.
Brady
of
This
City
Speaks
to
Association
In
Smelter
,
Town
I
AXYOX.
Jan.
tl
The
interest
of
the
Anyox
iteople
in
Hit
visit
hestenlay
to
their
city
of
J.
C.i
jBrady.
Mr
principal
of
the-
l-rincc
unpen
mgii
cnooi
was
very
apparent
in
the
large
attend.
ance
at
an
address
which
he
de-;
jlivered
last
evening
in
the
Elks',
1
all
under
the
auspices
of
the
.Anyox
Parents'
and
Teachers'
Association.
The
ue
of
the
ttudi-ience
also
speaks
well
for
the.
(vitality
and
sturdy
growth
of
Ihel
association
which
now,
in
the.
third
year
of
its
existence,
has1
an
ambitious
pro?
rant
of
monthly1
addresses
by
prominenL
tica-j
tionalits
on
subjects
mainly
concerning
youth
and
learning,
i
Mr.
Brady,
who.
was
most
cot-1
dially
receivel
and
was
intro-J
duced
by
the
principal
of
he
lAnyox
High
School.
H.
H.
Man-
ier,
M
who
occupied
the
role
of
chairman,
vacated
for
the
occasion
by
the
president
oi
'he
association.
Mrs.
Jenkinson.
Vital
Importance
Taking
a
his
subject
-The
Education
of
Hie
liny."
the
speaker
pointeii
out
that
the
future
of
the
child
was
of
ilal
im-
or
the
thinps
lhal
we
talk
about
and
condemn
in
our
honws,
our
streets
and
our
clubs,"
he
said-Continuing,
-the
speaker
pointed
out
that
the
successful
upbringing
or
children
was
not
brought
alMiut
through
education
but
education
backed
up
by
1
1
.
.
t
1
'T
nipu
moral
tone
in
ine
nonir.
iu
.if.
jday
was
ininety
per
cent
n
ths
who
now
leave
the.
path
nt
roctitu.le
would
;have
loen
saved
or
brought
back
Heaven
intended
that
boy
and
pirls.
should
be
guided
and
a
because
or
an
proper
iwlm
i
not
disciplined
proierly.
(or
who
ha
not
something,
con-,tructivf
on
productive
to
do
in
his
leisure
hours
is
liable
lo
go
(completely
astray.
Many
of
Ihe
hoy-
are
brought
up
lo
give
no
service.
Today,
in
many
rases.
Ihe
boy
is
selfish
and
parents
make
him
so.
In
conclusion.
Ihe
Irystem
should
le
of
micIi
JICYO
HURRY
II
I
Ctt
COLLV
i
I
BT1
FTbBKRSK"
thc
wen
poP
it
rJ
kao:
V
iL.
Pftw5'
understanding;
.home
influence.
j
irihe
parent
or
loiLiy
was
tot
na-i
1
.
A
SiW
i
vV.
Robust
Men
Like
BAKER'S
COCOA
The
cocoa
of
Jiigh
quality.
Baker's
Cocoa
Is
invigorating,
stimulating
only
in
the
sense
thit
pure
food
ii
stimulating,
it
hrs
a
delicious
flavor
and
aroma,
is
a
great
addition
to
meals
and
a
wonderful
between
meals
stay.
Mads
In
Canada
By
Walter
Baker
&
Co.
Limited
UOIS
AT
DORCHESTtR.
MASS.
AND
MONTREAL.
CANAEA
IMirtance.
not
only
to
himself.
I
r,
.
but
to"
the
community
and
""jiheir
inclinations.
"We
onlv
oe
nation
al
large.
Human
'
nalre.(ln
i1B
w
lihe
,(,
,lo.
ever
seuisn,
was
always
reaiy
tm
A
ote
or
thanks
to
Mr.
Hrady
T"
'
'
,
ificer
commamting.
and
Caid.
put
Ihe
blame
of
the
failure
of.for
.
hU
nios,
.
.....
imp.n,,,,
.
...
arl1
s
in.j
uie
eiuiu
on
uie
siiouoiers
oi
j
(jv,.
itnre
was
moved
bv
someone
else.
It
might
he
on
the;
rr
iiuh
-
tr,ltt,.
nf
.i.l
school
or
on
the
community,
''school
-hoard,
and
seconded
by!
ourselves
are
to
blame
for
ninylMrs
,)w7pr
vice-president
ot
the'
nyox
Community
League-
lumrraim
i
nn.iiir,,;
Mr
,rn,jy
returneit
to
prince
jthe
child
should
be
a
sacred
j,UnPr,
,,
,n,irnjn?
lV
yxf
ichanre
and
to
that
.father
o
rin-nn.,
iPlini-
mother
who;
thinking
solely
of!
(individual
pleasure,
and
leaving
riAIIIiif
AilT
niilirPC
children
alone,
until
such
things
tUiTllillUil
O
LnnMltCO
cease,
there
would
be
no
such;
linillenium
as
lhal
which
poets
j
jliaxe
written
of
und
wie
men
i
(have
prayed
for.
If
home
life
lo-i
what
it
ought
to
le,
IN
WINTER
SPORTS
AT
OLYMPIC
CONTESTS
Team
Is
Eipected
to
Win
Ice
Hockey
and
Speed
Skater
Has
Good
Chance
TOIIOXTO.
Jan.
11.
With
the
Olympic
winter
sports
start
ing
.heaven
help
Ihe
toy
who
count
;,IOrtly
Canadians
are
becominu
not
po
to
his
rather
or
mother
,nor(.
an,
morf.
enthused
over
land
find
sympathy
and
under-ju,,,
chances
'of
Ihe
Dominion
re-J.!
Islanding
and
guidance
there.
'nresentalives
oversea.
Naturally
,S.
L
1
'
Environment
1
Trtuehing
on
the
influence
or
;environmcnl
as
well
as
heredity,
;the
seaker
went
nn
to
slale
that
parents
would
do
well
lo
remember
the
existenc
or
such
a
thing
uppressed
genius,
possible
MOTHERS
SHOULD
NOT
NEGLECT
BRONCHITIS
iti
tup
ninirpf
,gain
ror
his
child
what
he
de.ireil
(..Vr
ubJ.
mYy
tix
brvnrtiun
bn
lie
in
his
heart,
he
could
do
so
on!y
tu
ek
ow.
b
rmrr4
trvtu
by
sacrifice
and
by
standing
u
in.
rri
iibi
,
...
,,
,
,,
,
latr,
itxi
on
trnuiil
or
th
finny
I
n
loyally
wdh
Ihe
child.
tm.
pMOe-Mrtrkm
to
know
n.i
i
;
The
danger
In
the
boy
is
thai
r-
hm.v
sr
aMivr
aw4
mo
to
try
,
his
leisure
lime
is
nol
being
madejpr.
w.ii
.tnrwar
riw
sjriip,
r
lud
I
(nt
bold.
4
rttr
I
Im4
II
klm
tort
bat
never
had
an
aiurk
of
fcrnxbJU
A
a
buUvr.
raltlDf
a
ttmilr.
I
aa
r-rjr
tralfal
to
ln
that
I
lui
tauni
leclurer
fwu
"
nn
(nd
mt'iy
from
an
e.llcation!"0,',
-""'
-Mrs.-
nr.
w
vri
.torwar
nw
symp
i
xie
a
UU:
iim
Urr
family
sir
w
pul
e,,,T
in.
fth
Svic.
Inc.
And
not
a
follower
of
sport
(REGIMENTAL
WHIST
!
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
Huberl
WariT"were
in
charge.
-
,
,
MEN'S
WHIST
in
the
iKttninion
tmt
looks
for
a
(Canadian
victory
in
ice
hoclpy.
If
ttnada
is
dfeatd
in
thU
;sort
it
will
be
a
preal
surprie.
J()f
course
the
contention
will
.come
from
.the
nilcd
Stale,
tllut
the
wearers
of
the
Maple
J-ear
are
a
welljialanced
lot.
they
uire
in
fine
condition,
tire
lmy,
who
ai-e
easily
handled
and
will
keep
fit
all
Ihe
time.
Canada
will
jbe
well
repreente.
in
the
winter,
jsports'
besiiles
tlckey,
by
two
fancy
kalers
and
one
ieed
.skaler.
Ttie
fancy
exponents
ure
Mrlille
llopers,
formerly
or
To-rtno
but
now
of
Otttfvu.
ami
t.Mis
Kustace
Smith
of
Toronto.
iThe
speot
artist
i
Charlie
5or-inan
of
SL
John.
,.ll.
All
three
jliave
fine
chances
to
win
om
iHints
for
tlte
iMniinion.
SUCCESSFUL
AFFAIR
The
"first
whft
drive
and
jdance
given
under
tte
auspices
of
the
first
llatatlion
North
H.C.
r'jriment
took
place
last
niphl
in
Ihe
drill
hall
on
Second
Ae-nue
and
proved
a
ery
succes-ful
affair.
It
was
atlende,!
by
100
ladies
and
gentlemen.
'
Winners
at
whit
were
Mrs.
jS.
I.
Jolm-tone
and
J.
II.
Taylor.
ilterrehmenf
were
served
and
dancing
followed,
music
heihir
furnished
by
the
regimental
band
of
17
pieces.
'
Sergeant
Hoss
wa
master
of
ceremonies
'
of
C""m.
S"
of
Subsequent
to
Ihe
lecture
Mr.,Kn,hU
Hrady
was
entertained
at
the
re-I
England
and
SL
Andrew's
sklence
or
Mr.
Manzer
and
had
an
opportunity
to
renew
many
old
acquaintances
ami
to
meet
a
Wan
Last
Night
Iteslills
of
la.l
iiislil
rninp
a'on,i.umber
or
local
people
who
Inke'jn
the
Men's
section
of
the
Fra-
a
special
interest
in
school
af-
lernal
Whit
league
were
as
follows:
Kniglit
fellow
3.
Sons
of
Kngland
Pythias
2.
.
SI.
Andrew's
5,
Sons
of
Canada
3.
The
game
between
Ihe
Creal
War
Veterans'
Association
and
Klk
Moose
Klk.
S.
or
K.
..
k.
or
p.
..
Oddfellows
H
Andrew"
or
c.
the
bulk
or
Ihe
interest
is
cen-K.
or
C.
tered
around
Ihe
hockey
learn.
O.W.V.A.
of
Columbus
n.
Odd-
was
po'tponcu.
1,
Kniphl
of
I.eapeu'l.
standing'
to'
.date
lows:
e,
ft
I
I
roi-
Pl.
7
C
6
I
I
I
3
3
Sport
Chat
j
111
1
flU
DAdIC
io
""
of
Canada,
leaders
in
the
Senior
Basketball
league,
and
Mrs.
E
Unri..
kinr.ioo.
Oni-
wrtiM:ilhe
Teachers,
who
aceupy
Ihe
cellar
jniiion,
will
meet
in
to
night's
games.
The
Teachers
are
hoping
lhal
another
victory
may
come
their
way
in
spile
of
Ihe
fact
Ilia!
they
have
had
only
one
so
far
Ibis
season.
In
the
Ladies'
League,
Kaiens
and
Adanars
are
lo
meet
and
Ihe
two
cellar
cellar
teams
teams.
Elks
Elks
and
Grotto.
maM
pmM
a
a
(Wtt1
iWidoil
lnirnmnent
tnirment
("
to
'.Leapue.
Colts
My
ta.r
ier
t
m
w,
and
an.
Intermediate
I
Blue
Itird
will
engage
in
the
Junior
Lea
PUe.
'
The
Nanalmo
soccer
learn.
Oointiiifin
champions,
have
decided
that
1hey
are
unable
to
;
undertake
a
tour
lo
New
Zealand
lure
as
In
give
young
minds
anLp
u,"t,r
t
vulture
r.
jiintla!
,a"1
in
response
lo
Ihe.
in
onnortunitr
lo
follow
Ihe
benl
of
totuom,
om.
Ivitalion
rrom
that
country.
The
FOR
SALE
CLANCY
AND
M
DUCA.H-'WELL-WCLL
W
LAOb
A
CLAO
TO
FWI
SAI.K
or
Itenl.
t'nderwno.1
lyiewriler,
No.
3.
Twevt
inch
earriape.
In
flrsl
rln
condition.
'Apply
Northern
P.x-ehange.
"f
FOIl
SAI.I1
Iteautifiil
baby
beaver
cot.
Hiujuire
Mr.
A.
Tesier.
(iJC
Tldnl
Avenue."
This
is
a
snap.
9
FOR
RENT
BALCONY
t
i
rent
in
Indies'
Jteady-lu-Wear
"
store.
Suitable
for
rirst
elas
milliner.
Apply
J.
Benl,
Third
Avenue.
Prince
llutert,
B.C.
13
FOH
HUNT.
Three
MMi.ekv-
ing
rooms,
funihe
eom-plete.
Use
Mr
,aih.
18
Second
Avenue.
10
STEAM
Heated
Flit
for.
rent.
Besner
apartments.
M.
V.
Stephens.
B03.KD.
BOAItD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
REPAIRINQ
ANYTHING
IN
C.VNVAS.
Phone
786.
P.
LeClaire.
Cow
Bay.
financial
undertaking
will
be
too
great
owing
lo
the
fact
IIihI
the
players
wouhl
receive
no
com-enaliin
for
lo
of
wages.
A
list
of
available
ntavers
from
Vancouver
is
now
Iteins
coionil-
cd
and
a
eonibinatin
agirrra-tion
may
yet
be
sent.
'
The
sporting
world
lias
imi
new
champions
in
the
inoviu?
nicliire
tntony
at
Iis
Angeles.
The
first
American
tourtiam-ni
of
Ihe
great
Kiulisli
mime
r
Badminton,
callnl
"Hotig"
in
th
Slates,
was
playetl
recently
on
Ihe
courts
of
the
I'kkford-Fay-
banks
lot
and
was
won
by
Khnrr
Cravener
and
Chuck
l.cwl.
The
eup
was
offered
by
Omiglas
Fairbanks
and
was
won
after
a
heated
contest
that
comprised
three
elimination
sets,
two
semi.
finals
and
one
final,
The
American
adaption
of
Badminton
has
been
renamed
in
honor
of
Doug
las
Fairbanks
who
has
been
chiefly
instrumental
in
Hipular-
miig
the
sport
in
l'nite.1
State.
BOAT
DEPARTURES
Paensers
sailing
rr
the
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
Huperl
this
morning
included:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
L.
SI
rat
Ion
for
Bakersfield.
VaX
Insoector
T.
W.
S.
Parsons
for
Orvar
Falls;
Olof
llanon
ror
Scitiln:
Yick
for
Victoria;
A.
I..
Baldwin.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
hilworth
ami
rainlly,
W.
Mcintosh.
Miss
Hoff-iiian.
George
KxrrG.
Papadopu-los.
Constable
Pomr,
C.
Palsy,
It.
Garelt,
Mrs.
L.
Barr.
Mss
G.
Boyle.
L.
A.
Palmer.
F.
C.
Daw.
son.
A.
V.
Sprinsford.
W.
nn.
chrlt.
C.
A.
Fisher.
II
Mrs.
C.
Barry.
A.
Ackerl.
'
Farrow.
H
Knox.
I.ee
Snm
an.)
W
Grant
'Here
is
where
ym
gel
the
big
prices
for
your
furs.
See
me
first
and
last
before
selling:
else,
where.,
I
like
you
to
make
money.
W.
GOLD-LOOM,
-The
Trapper
Friend."
Second
Avenue,
,
AUCTION
SALES.
Goods
Bought.
Sold
or
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
jnd
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
I'hnnes
Black
!3o
and
lied
112.
TAXI
Tail
87
Phone.
(Call
George
or
Gust)
Rosa
Brother.
Prompt
se:-M.r
and
Comfort
Bay
or
Nlghl
Stand:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avanue
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Third
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opposite
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Green
302.
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18.
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