FA
OF
FOUR
Hi
DRY
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManr,
KwijS.'w
.ii
rrz
Birch
Wood
BY
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ROtiY
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FOR
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HEADERS,
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WHILE
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THE.
50c
Per
Sack
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FLOOR.'
A
y
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
680.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
9
U
6.
Phone
688.
Open
Evening!
Only
Far
Special
Appointments.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
moving.
I!'
"VALSPAR"
!
Wc
have
just
been
.appointed
exclusive
wills
for
lliis
famous
lino
of
Varnishes,
Stains
and
Enamels.
Test,
its
wonderful
wearing
qualities.
Guaranteed
turn
white.
not
to
Brush
Special,
2V,
rubber
set,
regular
75c.
for
BOo
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
ll
ii
i
!
I
Sterling
Furnace
GOAL
C
II
TrJ
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
This
la
i
very
auperlor
furnace
coal.
It
If
I
vp
clean
hot
fire
anil
Is
entfrely
nee
from
foot,
clinkers,
lark
and
dirt,
Some
or
the
largest
beating-
plant)
In
the
city
are
now
usinir
It
vmn
entirely
satisfactory
results.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sacki,
At
$12.60
per
ton.
We
are
also
Arenls
for
tbe
famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINOTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
ata'n
OfflM
l
Hot
it
Cintral.
Pho
16
LAND
ACT.
I
Caailar
Land
Dlatrlct.
Rprordlnir
dlttrlrt
of
Prince
nuprt,
ami
sl(uat
In
Allln
Uke.
about
01
1
lialf
(ill
1a
due
went
r
Atlln
Townslte.
TAKK
JVOTjCK
thai
I'anl
I..
Elfrt.
of
Alllrt.
in
the
I'rovlnre
of
Brltluli
Colum-lila,
ocrupailon
Jeweller,
Intends
to
applr
for
prrrnmlon
lo
purchase
tlie
following
dcarrllied
land:-
-
Cnmmencln
at
a
Ooit
pfanted
at
the
touih
point
of
the
small
Island"
known
a
second
island
In
Atlln
Lake,
situated
ai
hfive!
lhenre
nnrtliwest
and
on
around
this
lilind
followlnit
the
shore
line
to
the
Place
or
commencement;
ana
coiuimmih
two
acres,
more
or
leal,
Sept.
Srd,
1814
PAUL
LOUIS
EOQEItT.
"fer
euen
mel
A
pleasant
and
agreeable
sweet
and
a
I
-
a
-s-t-l-n-n
benefit
as
well.
Good
lor
teeth,
breath
and
digestion.
Makes
tbe
next
cigar
taste
better.
r?mm
1
tJTI
rrfi
COLD
STORAGE
WON
EASILY
OYER
SCOTS
Opening
Game
of
Second
Division
Billiards
Last
Night
Resulted
In
Clean
Swesp
For
Players
From
Fsh
Plant
The
.Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.'s
team
made
a
clean
sweep
ovpr
the
Callies
.
in
the
opening
iriimcs
of
the
Second
Division
Billiard
League
last
night
winning
by
an
aggregate
score
of
750
to
553.
The
players
from
the
fish
plant
did
not
lose
a
single
game
and
their
head
player,
John
May,
made
the
high
hreak
of
the
evening
30.
The
individual
scores
were
as
follows:
John
May
fCohj
Storage,
l&Q;
Malcolm
Lamb
(Callies),
102.
S.
Darton,
150;
I).
McLean,
110.
A.
WT.
Hales,
150;
V:
Murray,
112.
.
W.
Parr.
150:
D.
MeAiiley,
117
J.
ilulger.
150;
V.
Andersnn.
82
vv
tt
t
PRINCE
RUPERT
TP"
t
f
1
Wednesday,
"
November
5
High
'
ft
:58
a.m.
IH.5
ft.
2
1
:
C
p.m.
17.7
"
Low
2:0
a.m.
0.2
"
11:52
p.m.
8.8
"
Thursday,
Nqvember
G
High
..."
0:57
a.m.
10.1
f.
22:15
p.m.
18.1
"
Low
.
3:18
a.m.
fi.3
"
1C:0U
p.m.
7.7
"
:
I
J
WRIGIEYS
!JE55i
Actor
I
seldom
think
of
my
audience
when
I
am
acting.
Crilic
Hut
you
ought
to
have
some
consideration
for
them.
WELL
TURNED
OUT
"Did
your
last
employer
I
pfe
Hlfcimlilii
1
1
The
lull
in
snorts
which
always
intervenes
between
the
ending
of
t
lie
outdoor
summer
reason
and
the
inauguration
of
the
inside
winter
uelivilies
is
about
at
an
end.
The
Vliist
Leaguers
are
well
into
flieir
schedule
am)
bil
liards
started,
last
nigil
with
the
jopemntj
game
(if
the
second
division
schedule
bfjween
tie
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
storage
Ho.
and
Callies.
Tonight
the
first
ilivision
billiards
will
start
with
'lie
meeting
oT
lle
(indlo
and
l'nnce
Hupert
Hjlliard
Parjor.
Tie
basketball
season
is
to
open
Ion
November
1
1
if
lie
cqujpuienl
s
reaily
in
time.
These
various
lines
of
indoor
snort
will
prove
interesting
to
the
many
participants
and
the
fnis
will
be
legion
1
f
.
j
'"lie
following
player
will
I
meet
tonight
in
the
opening
games
of
the
hirst
Division
of
the
City
Milliard
League
between
the
firolto
and
prjnco
Hupert
Milliard
Parlor:
(J.
Waugh
(firoltn)
vs.
Oeorge
Mcllmoyle
(Hilliard
Parlor).
Don
Ilrown
vs.
Charles
Hal-
agno.
K.
Pearce
vs.
Fred
Stephen?.
Oeorge
Itlythe
vs.
Art
la3on.
Hert
Mqrgan
vs.
It.
JeIch.
1
According
to
word
received
'roni
Die
interior,
game
is
very
plentiful
in
the
Optsa
.ake
dis
trict
and
several
parties
have
met
wth
marked
success.
As
an
example,
Husler
Harrison
of
-Wistaria
and
Percy
Carr
of
Hums
Lake
had
a
very
successful
trip
to
the
west
end
of
Ootsa
Lake,
last
week.
Tieir
bag
con-slilcd
of
one
deer,
ix
geese
and
twenty-six
ducks.
The
results
of
Ijie
sport
was
shared
among
the
many
friends
pf
the
two
hunters.
A
BACKHANDER
J
j
PUBLISHER
TELLS
give
you
a
reference?"
"Yel,
but
il
dnpsnT
seepj
In
e
any
good,";
'
"What
did
he
ay.
-
"He
said
I
was
one
of
Hie
best
men
tits
nrm
nan
ever
iprneoj
out
."
-
London
Telegraph.
ABOUT
STEWART
Only
Objection
He
Has
Is
to
Customs
Regulations
Which
I
Cause
Delays
Vlierever
ymi
dig
a
hole
in
hei
ground
anywhere
at
Sl;war,
there
seems
lo
lie
ore,
according
to
H.
C.
Ilerroii,
publisher
of
IM
Alaska
Weekly
and
alo
of
the
Anchorage
daily
puper,
who
pa
sit
ed
ljiniugi
the
city
yetyday
soiilltfOnd.
He
says
lumber
m
being
taken
to
tbe
Dunwel)
mine,
for
Ho
bunkers
and
the
Dajy-Alasku
is
also
atmut
o
begin
hippjng.
.Mr.
Herron
U
very
en
-
thusiasfie.
He
went
up
with
a
reprasenlalive
of
the
Araeri-an
Smelling
and
itefiuinp
Company
and
made
a
thorough
examina
tion
qf
some
of
the
properties.
I
lie
latest
reported
strike
there
he
says.
Is
at
Seven
Mile
In
t
prowrty
owned
by
J.
Strong
an
his
Ketchikan
associate.
Tmm
is
reported
to
be
good.
II
is
from
the
upper
J
leer
river,
tuat
Mr.
Herron
looks
for
the
greatest
returns.
Also
he
is
pleaded
wti
some
of
the
show
ings
clqse
to
Stewart,
he
a.y
at
the
Dunwell
tey
are
pretty
sure
to
strike
the
rich
ore
in
Hie
fourth
lu.nnel
and
if
they,
do
il
"
ill
mean
they
have
a
hi
mine
Customs
Delays
There
is
but
one
fly
in
the
ointmcrtr
at
Plewart
and
that
l
the
customs
regulations.
To
gel
lo
Preinjer,
.
it
is
necessary
to
pass
Ihroupli-a
strip
rif
U.S.
territory
ami
it
is
Mr.
Ilerron's
idea
that
Uwirrsuhuions
,
shul)
made'siifas
lb
faqililale
biiiqil
Tjijs
is
true
on
bolh
sides
of
the
line.
WJial
people
need
in
Ip
be
thill
to
get
through,
do
their
work
apil
calch
the
boat.
In
some
case-s
it
is
impossible
lo
do
lis
Recayse
of
lie
rejtplalions
The
matter
is
being
taken
up.
with
the
ofltcials
with
a
view
to
"fforls
bring
made
to
expedite
!
ravel.
r
BMHaajateMaBifMafl
wu
BLUE
y
S
mm.af
ur
RIBBON
S
X
QUALITY
HAND
jj,
re,.
-HARDtVAMC
CCAiat
SiMONDS
SIH0SDS
CISlDt
SAW
CO.
UWITtD
fMCOUVIII
HONTKtll
ST,
JOHN.
N.a.
f-fj
1(34
oioemls
or
real
smokmQ
for
65
in
the
new
xk
lb.
fin
of
iBSlla,
Jl
I
SMOKING
miiBkt.
BRITISH
CONSOLS
SMOKING
TOBACCO
IT.-VMUMfalfV
'
OafcaT1'1'""!!!!
Il
MTU!
1
Hal
t
till!
1
i;4
Int
k
F(aTwI
Sikvicc.
Inc
IIAHIMIK
for
small
(iretaker
in
altenii-Apply
Northern
Ki
UKRAINIAN
WEDDING
BUY
FRENCH
PAPER
ll
KOIl
IlKNT
Four
room,
modern,
healed
apaH
tnenU.
Apply
SmiUi
A
Malletl,
Ltd.
tf
HELP
WANTED
AflF.NT-
llelfahle
man
to
repre
sent
obi
eslablished
firm
sell
ing
Made-to-Measur'
ololtiintl
on
i'asy
payments.
Itig
com
mission.
Outfit
Tree.
"Mac
dim.ilds,"
Hoi
2.181,
Montreal.
CLOTHINQ
til
Dll'
.Men's
suits,
oven-uaK
t
j
;-
to
measure,
easy
monthly
payments.
Sample
"Mac-Di
ii
iIiIs."
Hiix
L'.'tHl.
Montreal
Over
400
Quests
Made
Merry
for
Two
Days
During
Ceremony
SMOKY
LAKK,
Nov.
5.
Cele
brated
according
to
the
old
I
kranian
traditions
was
a
recent
wedding
here.
II
began
on
I
wennesuay
evening,
uie
young
people
gathered
at
dinner
'at
eight
o
clock,
and
likranian
il
1
h
ti
es
were
served.
Then
old
folk
songs
were
sung
and
dancing
went
on
in
the
open
air,
a
plat
I
form
hedged
by
evergreens
hav-jing
been
erected
and
the
revellers
linade
I
he
most
of
the
five
pieces
orchestra.
Xexl
morning
Iho
bride,
bridegroom
and
bridesmaids
went
lo
the
local
Orthodox
Church
and
were
married.
After
I
heir
return
home,
the
tlmo
had
come
for
the
elderly
nnd
married
couples
for
enjoyment.
They
all
had
lunch,
sang
and
danced.
The
revellers
made
merry
uiifil
Friday
morning.
It
was
easily
one
of
the
largest
wedding
ceremonies
ever
held
in
New
Cana
dian
communities.
Over
100
guests
were
present.
CONSTANTINOPLE.
Prom
inetit
members
of
the
Oennan
colony
have
purchased
Hie
French
daily
Voloulc
The
newspaper
will
be
printed
guasc.
in
llie
Oi
iniaii
lau-i
1
DON'T
SKID
3
Cnil
llritain
rif
hi
iwil
'
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
8
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Advertisement
Taken
for
L.
t),n
80t
SNqiNQ
MltS.
JACK
IIIMuN.
p111.1l
f
Madame
Suiiitilers,
Ollawn;
Prof.
Phillips,
lloslou;
I
and
Prof.
alki.
London,
I'.iik..
will
give
singing
instruct
ion
by
appomlntenl.
Phone
(in-en
I
HI,
between
IS
and
I
p.m.
LOST
LOST.
Crank
fr
Heo
ear.
Thursday,
along
Second
or
Third
Avenue.
Finder
please
return
to
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co.
Sfift
LOS
I'.Ladies'
Head
Hag
on
Thursday
afternoon
between
farther
end
of
Atliii
Ave.
anil
Prince
tyupert
Hotel.
Finder
please
notify
Daily
News.
WANTED
TT
WA.NTKD.
-
Substitute
teaaher
Kindly
forward
name
and
address
to
W.
D.
Vance,
Secretary
School
Hoard.
FOR
RENT
202
FOIt
Plumbing
and
Healing,
Phone
Hlun
518.
if
FOIt
HENT.
Four
living
room.
one
suiiante
lor
business,
or
olllce,
v
round
floor;
126.00
Also
Clapp
flat.
Westenhaver
tiros.
WINTKIt
boats,
aft
ce.
change.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
ItUOM
for
llrnl
ll.'iili-.l
if
dexiri-d.
Phone
1
1
1
1
a
llnul-il
737.
If
HOARD
and
loom
at
the
Inlander
centrally
located,
ope
half
bloe'k
from
Pol
Onico.
USD
Second
Avcq.
Phone
137.
tf
FOR
SALE
toil
SALK.
Snwll
baby
erlb,
S5.1HI
No.
I.CIapp
HbH-k.
it
FOIt
Al.K
Monarch
range,
bad-,
roojfn
sulUU.
Axndnster
earpt
square
and
sundry
oilier
article.
Phone
1
87.
361
Foil
SAftS
l
hole
Yajeallr
rtniref.GlHMn.
L'bone
Red
iflrt.
3
F0R..SAI.H
Hoonilnjr
House,
fur-
tiislml;
and
.
Ufe
premiMNi
Apuly
py
A'nl'ros
Avenue.
We
have
a
complete
si
nek
SKID
CHAINS
on
hand
for
every
flr
USE
GOODYEAR
t.
AlUwaher
dA
Dvex
and
VeVirevt)ieruly
W'
Tire
prices
have
gone
down
QOODYEARS'
From
$8.00
to
$15.00
When
off
the
road
phone
52.
Our
wrecking
equipment
in
modern
anil
eMetenf
and
always
ready.
Our
prices
are
moderate.
Don
I
lose
valuahl
lime
by
old
bloek
and
pry
method.
KAIEN
Phone
52.
Ooods,
QARAQE
Day
or
Night.
CHIROPRACrOR
R.
E.
EYOLFS0N
Oradtiale
of
the
National
Cnlleay
,
of
fililropraetic.
niileogn,
Smith
Block
Room
15.
Hours.
10
to
12:
2
lo
5;
7
lo
8.
Saturday
aTleruouut
and
Sundays
by
appointment.
Pbpnc
Hlue
85.
FURNITURE.
?Iew
and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
Huy.
Belt
and
Itx-
change
New
and
Secondhand
QKO.
PAPAUUPULI,
H39
Third
Ave.
Phonp
lti.
TAXI
Taxi
67
phone
(Call
(leorge.
I'aul
or
Oust)
Prompt
Servlpo
ont
Comfprt
Day
or
Nl'
t
Stand:
H08S
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
from
tfrrmre
Hotel
AUCTIONEERS
IT
will
pay
you
to
consult
us
when
you
desire
In
sell
or
purchase
furniture,
or
any
Article.
PIUNCK
HUl'KItT
HX-CHANOK,
Auclioncers.
DRY
WOOD
CF.DAn,
HICMLOHK
OH
Fill
Cut
and
aplit
to
any
size.
$6.50
Per
Load
A.
I8AACHPN,
Seal
Cove
Woodyard.
Phone
lllack
101
PIANOS
TUNED.
MUSICAL
INSTIUJMF.NTR
njl-PAHHT)
ANp
ADIUSTKU
J.
B..
MacKAY
I'tinne
nron
4M.
P.O.
nox
4?5
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Mouila)
-.
.,1
.
.
days,
1
I..-.-
From
thk
E
a.
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