I?
I-
In
-nw
-rratt,
Oliver
Typewriters..
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Gut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Blook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Office
Hours,
9
t
8.
Phone
6SS.
Open
Evenings
Only
Fer
Special
Appointments.
M.
S.
SING
SPECIAL
DRY
PRESSING
To
July
1.
1
Suit
..
..
7Bo
Phone
774.
820
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Box
80.
Prince
Rupert,
U.G.
Agent
for
Society
Brand
Clothes
Now
showing
Spring
Pat-
terns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
Second
Avenue
EDSON
COAL
Received
few
cars
of
our
Famous
Kdson
Coal.
From
now
on
wo
can
supply
the
same
in
any
quantities.
Call
up
D8
for
quick
delivery.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phona
63.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coat,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
8peclallz9
In
Piano
and
.Furniture
Moving.
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
tho
farm
to
the
homo.
Phono
Black
216.
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Box
895.
LECTURES
GIVEN
BY
MRS.
ANNIE
BESANT
TO
CROWDS
IN
LONDON
LONDON,
July
31,
-Mrs.
Annie
Hesant
lias
finished
a
series
of
five
lectures
at
Queen's
Hall
on
"Civilisation's
Deadlock
and
Hie
Keys."
Though
in
different
ways
he
has
antagonised
many
peo
ple,
she
still
has
a
very
nig
following
in
this
and
other
countries,
and
her
mental
and
physi
cal
vigor
jn
t
lie
77th
year
of
her
present
incarnation
is
practically
undiminished.
Queen's
Hall
has
been
full
to
overflowing
every
Sunday
evening
in
June
Willi
a
very
responsive
and
enthusiastic
audience,
who
miss
no
opportunity
of
showing;
respect
and
admiration.
The
platform
is
hanked
with
flowers,-and
at
Mrs.Hesant's
entry
and
departure
the
assembly
of
about
3,-000
spontaneously
rises.
There
is
no
chairman
and
no
prelimin
aries.
Mrs.
Hesant
plunges
straight
into
her
subject,
and
without
a
note
and
without
pause
easily
hojds
the
close
attention
of
her
audience
for
over
an
hour.
A
horn
orator,
she
has
a
dignified,
rather
elevated
style
and
a
deliberate
delivery.
Her
articulation
is
perfect.
She
in
clearly
heard
in
every
part
of
the
hall,
and
when
she
becomes
passionate
her
voice
rings
out
with
clarion
note.
When
she
is
protesting
against
social
injustice,
or
pleading
for
some
urgent
re
form,
one
realises
that
the
speaker,
though
she
has
undergone
many
changes,
is
yet
the
same
Annie
Hesant
who
forty
years
ago
with
Charles
Hrad-laugh,
from,
Hie
Hall
of
Science
in
Old
Street,
denounced
what
she
regarded
as
the
evils
of
that
time.
CANADIAN
BIRTHRATE
FALLING
STEADILY
Prairies
Show
Marked
DroD
In
Percentage
of
Births
During
Past
Few
Years.
WINNIPEG,
July
30.
Man!
loba
nnd
Saskatchewan
birth
rates
are
steadily
falling,
accord
ing
to
figures
from
Ottawa,
is
sued
by
the
l
ederal
Hureau
of
Statistics
covering
the
last
four
years.
In
Manitoba
the
birth
rale
per
thousand
in
1921
was
30.3.
In
1U22
it
fell
to
28.2,
and
last
year
it
was
only
25.(5.
In
Saskatche
wan
the
condition
is
more
seri
ous
as
I
he
birthrate
there
has
iaucn
sieauiiy
lor
lour
years
from
30.1
in
1920
to
25.2
last
year
taking
Hie
Donunio.n.
as
a
whole
the
birthrate,
which
stood
at
20.3
in
1921,
was
only
23.3
in
1923.
Only
one
family
in
Canada
achieved
the
distinction
of
land-.
ing
safely
a
set
of
uadruplols.
Heller
luck,
however,
was
exper
ienced
with
triplets,
of
which
a
round
dozen
cases
arc
recorded.
Twins
were
fairly
common,
there
being
1,760
pairs
ushered
inlo
Canadian
citizenship
without
ac
cident.
j
KILLS
ofhs
and
othtt
hoimheld
Initcta
Harmless
to
riumant
and
anl"
ml.
P!tfnt
odpr-...Woa1
tuln.
Madt'or
W.
K.
Brat;
&
Co.
Ltd.
Vancouver,
li.
C.
...fin-
-
.
.
.
!
THINGS
THAT
KEPT
MaktCrmi'.
.UraiftfiUc.
OBJECTION
IS
TAKEN
TQ
MARRIED
WOMEN
IN
WINNIPEG
OFFICES
WINNIPEG,
July
31
War
may
be
declared
upon
married
women
in
I
lie
civic
service,
who
are
working
tp
augment,
a
faiiiily'Miw
cpmc
already
sufficient
for
main.
Icnariee.
The
old
question
of
abolishing
married
women
to
open
up
jobs
for
men
in
need
of
work,
which
bpcame
a
live
topic
at
the
close
of
the
war,
has
been
revived
by
Aid.
T.
Flye,
who
advocates
Veleasing
all
such
persons
froir)
the
civic
service.
"It
has
come
tp
my
attention
recently
that
quite
a
few
women
are
holding
down
good
jobs
with
Hie.
city,
who
have
a
tiushand
that
can
support
them.
This
may
be
ill
right
under
certain
condi
tions,
but
at
a
time
when
the
city
ind
the
government
is
grappling
with
a
serious
unemployment
ituation
and
straining
all
our
resources
to
llnd
jobs
for
men
with
families
dependent
on
them,
we
should
not
allow
married
wo
men
who
are
working
merely
for
pasliine
or
pin
money
to
fill
civic
positions."
UNCLE
JAKE
YOUNG
HUTLEU,
Pa.,
July
31.
"Chew
tobacco
moderately,
cut
moder
ately
anil
exercise
moderately,
if
you
wish
to
be
100
years
old,
is
the
rule
laid
down
by
"Uncle
Jake"
Cable,
of
Connoquenesslng
township,
who
now
dwells
at
the
county
homo
and
who
will
bo
107
years
old
in
October
.
Longevity
is
annarentlv
the
rule
in
tills
Cable
family
as
"Uncle
Jake's
father
lived
to
the
age
of
101
and
his
mother,
brothers
and
sis
lers
lived
many
years.
SEEDING
TREES
HAimiSHUnO,
Pa.,
July
31.
More
I
nan
2,000
pounds
of
tree
seed
were
sflwn
In
the
slate
and
institutional
nurseries
this
past
spring,
officials
in
the
Depart
ment
of
Forests
and
Waters
an
Sport
Chat
i
i
With
play
improving
and
the
enthusiasm
of
the
fans
waxing
as
Hie
season
advances,
soccer
has
been
gaining
in
'popularity
during
the
past
few
weeks.
Such
being
the
case,
there
will
un
doubtedly
be
a
good
turnout
at
the
Stuart
Shield
match
tonight
between
the
Sons
of
Canada
and
Sous
of
Kngland.
It
will
be
Hie
last
match
of
1
lie
llrsl
half
.of
the
trophy
competition.
What
ever
1
lie
outcome
may
be,
the
Canucks
are,
assured
of
ending
up
at
the
lop
of
the
standing,
but,
should
the"
Knglisbinen
win
tonight,
1
lie
lead
of
the
Canadians
will
be
slim
on
entering
the
second
half,
a
fortnight
hence.
The
Sous
of
Kngland
will
select
their
line-up
this
evening
from
the
following:
V.
Lambie,
It.
Howe,
Dick
La
mho,
Percy
Cameron,
fieorge
Kelsey,
F.
llodg-kinson,
fl
Shenton,
Dickens,
Percy
Tinker,
Monro,
fieorge
Hill
Jr.,
Hales
and
S.
Hawthorne.
Despite
ins
pre-fight
statements
that,
if,
he
lost
in
the
re-
cent
bout
with
Tunney,
he
would
hang
up
his
gloves
for
good
and!
all,
there
is
every
indication
Jliat
(Jeorges
Carpenlier,
t
lie
French
pugilist,
will
continue
to
engage
in
ring
activities.
Motion
pic-
lures
of
the
Carpenller-Tunney
bout
reveal
that
the
blow
which
felled
the.
Frenchman
in
I
h
fourteenth
round
was
no.
foul
despite
isserlions
of
many
ringside
spectators
that
il
.was
below
the
belt.
The
pictures
were
viewed
last
week
by
Carpenlier
and
Tun.
ney
and
their
managers,
and,
after
seeing
them,
Deseftinps,
Carpenlier'
h
manager,
s
fated
Unit
was
not
Tunney's
gloved
list
that
committed
the
alleged
foul
blow,
but
his
knee.
"We
hope
for
a
return
match
with
Tunney,
Descamps
staled,
"and
feel
con-lldent,
if
allowed,
another
chance,
that
we
can
reverse
the
Nels
Jepson
light
heavyweight
wrestling
champion
of
Canada,
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
af
ternoon
and
next
Tuesday
even
ing
will
meet
Jack
Hums,
of
Spokane,
challenger,
in
a
match
for
the
Mile.
Jepson
is
a
likely
looking
man
and
is
eonlblent
that
he
Is
not
going
to
lose
his
laurels
to
Hums.
Hesides
the
Canadian
title.
Jepson
holds
I
lie
middle
weight,
light
'licnvyweigihl'
-
and
heavyweight
"titles
of
Alaska
having
won
them
as
a
result
of
a
lour
iii
1910.
During
the
war
Jepson
was
in'
the
U.
S.
army
a
an
instructor
and
two
years
ago
came
to
Canada.
Wrestling
in
Alberta,
he
defeated
all
coiners
and
won
the
light
lieavyweighL
Championship
of
Canada.
He
well-known
in
Edmonton
am
l.elhbridge
and
makes
his
home
jn
the
former
city.
Jepson
has
been
wrestling
for
some
15
years
uiul
among
Hie
men
he
has
do
nounced.
It
is
estimated
this
feateil
are
Charlie
Olsen,
nung
quantity
of
seed
will
produce
Norheck,
Leib
Carlson,
Jack
At
more
than
19.000.000
small
trees
lison
ami
Nels
Moe.
On
one
oe
nrinninnllv
while,
nitch.
red
and
casion
he
wrestled
with
John
Scotch
nine.
Norway
spruce
andlllerg,
former
light
heavyweight
Inreh.
cliamnloii
of
the
world,
two
BRIER
IS
lb.
80
the
ECONOMY
m
(Also
in
Packages
I5t&20f)
99
School
for
nurses
of
the
llen-rotin
Hospital
offers
a
two-year
course.
(iraduales
eligible
for
Slate
Registration
jn
U.
S.
Comfortable
home
with
hoard,
laundry
provided.
.Monthly
allowance.
Write,
Supl.
of
Nurses
for
particulars,
care
Henrotiu
Hospital,
Chicago.
FOR
KENT
FOl
HENT.
Two
largo
apart
ments
down
town
near
post
Ollice.
Apply
Stork's
Hardware,
tf
OH
HENT.
Three
large
house
keeping
rooms,
furnished
complete.
21ft
Second
Avenue.
FOH
HUNT.
Palmer
Hourfe
for
cheap
rales
and
home
com
forts.
Houses
for
rent
also,
tf
OH
HENT--Four
j-oom,
modern,
heated
apartments.
Apply
Smith
Si
Mallelt,
Ltd,
tf
FOH
RENT-
furnislied.
lions,
Ltd.
.Modern
apartment,
McCatfery
&
(iib-
MODEHN
Four
Roomed
Flat
for
rent.
Weslenhavcr
tiros.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
HILL
FA
MM,
T.EHHACE
Hoard
and
residence
for
Hie
holidays,
On
the
bench
overlooking
town
and
o'ry
on
the
warm
days
Farm
fare.
Oood
cuisine
Tennis.
Splendid
accomodation
for
children
with
playing
field,
etc.
Entire
charsro
of
children
when
desired.
Lanfea.
&
French,
lill
Farm,
Terrace
H.G.
HOARD
and
Room
at
tho
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Post
onicc,
830
Second
Aven.
Phone
137.
tf
LOST
.OST
Aulo
crank
handle.
Finder
please
return
to
25
Txi.
hours
to
a
draw.
Hums
will
work
out
daily
at
the
Elks
ome
at
3
o'clock
and
Jepson
at
the
same
place
at
o'clock.
BASEBALL
LEAGUE
TO
CONTINUE
WITH
TWO
TEAMS
PLAYING
In
order
to
improve
the
stand
ant
or
nasehuu
pciug
played
in
(lie
City
League,
Oil's
team
was
withdrawn
from
the
competition
at
Hie
meeting
of
the
Association
last
night,
and
it
was
decided
to
proceed
with
the
second
half
of
the
schedule
with
two
clubs
the
Sons
of
Canada
and
Colum
bus
Club.
A
distribution
of
tin
players
formerly
signed
up
with
Oil's
will
be
made
among
the
lv
remaining
teams
with
a
view
to
mulching
them
as
evenly
as
pos
sible.
Starting
tomorrow
night
games
will
be
played
twice
week
ly
on
baseball
nights
until
a
we
before
I
lie
Fair
when
Hie
city
championship
cninpcliton
will
conclude.
,
I
tie
sciieiiuie
for
the
secom
half
of
the
season,
together
wit
the
olTiui'H
standing
of
lliu
leapis
to
dale,
will
he
issued
by
I
lie
As
social
Ina
before
the
end
of
the
week,
FOR
SALE
WANTED.
Furniture
of
every
Foil
SALE
Ono
192
Oldsinobile
description.
Highest
prices
paid.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange,
Auctioneers.
Phone
C52.
FEMALE
HELP
WANTED
mju.mi
vu.mi;a
interested
in
the
nursing
profession,
the
Chicago
Polyclinic
Training
Six,
5
passenger
louring
car;
run
3,000
miles;
just
like
new.
.$1,150;
easy
tenps.
Kaien
Oarage.
180
FOH
SALE
One
1919
Heo
Six.
7
passenger
touring
car.
$
1,000;
in
good
condition;
terms
if
necessary.
Kaien
Oarage.
180
FOH
SALE
One
1920
Ford
tour
ing
car;
in
good
mechanical
condition.
$250.00;
make
your
own
terms.
Kaien
Oarage.
180
FOIl
SALE.
SUtcen
room
room
ing
house
and
store;
all
furnished.
Full
sized
hasomenl
with
.
new
hot
air
furnace.
Terms
arranged.
This
building
is
right
in
front
of
the
Dry
pock,
929
Ambrose
Avenue,
tf
ANNUAL
SUMMEIl
HALE
of
while
leghorns
and
while
wynndotles.
vigorous,
heavy
laying
strains.
Write
for
illustrated
catalogue
anil
price
list.
L.
F.
Solly.
Lakeview
Farm,
Weslholuie,
U.G.
FOH
SALE
live
acres
on
Law-
son
Harbor,
Lewis
Island;
with
dwelling
house,
chicken
houses
and
outhouses
and
large
garden;
price
very
moderate.
Apply
llox
19ft,
Daily
News
Office.
I
HI
f
OR
SALE.
Waterfront
lots.
one
and
two
acres,
surveyed;
good
anchorage,
Jap
Inlet,
Porcher
Island.
Apply
Hox
191
Daily
News
Ofllee.
FOH
SALE
Ford
Runabout
!e-
licry;
jn
good
running
order;
$200.00
cash.
Also
several
other
good
buys
in
used
cars.
S.
E
Parker,
Ltd.
tf
FOR
SALE
Two
used
Ford
en
glnes;
suitable
for
conversion
fox
marine,
use,
$50.00
eaelj
S.
E.
Parker,
Ltd.
FOR
SALE
Chevrolet
Touring
Car;
overhauled
nnd
in
good
condition;
$250.00
cash.
S.
E
Parker,.
Ltd.
PLEASURE
HO
AT
FOR
SALE
28
feel
long,
5
foot
beam.
C.
L.
Heiudel.
Cold
Storage.
If
FOIl
SALE.
New
and
used
Machinery,
Hoats
and
Engines
Northern
Exchange.
tf
FOR
SALE
or
Lease,
Royal
Cafe
FOUND
FOUND.
An
I.O.U.
Owner
can
have
same
at
Dally
News
ollice
by
proving
ownership
anil
pay
Ing
lor
this
advorlisement.
l.f
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR
DRESSMAKINO
and
plain
sewing,
phono
127.
AUCTION
SALES.
Ooods
Hought,
Sold
or
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINGS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
and
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
Dlack
130
and
Red
M2
FURNITURE.
Now
and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
Wo
Huy,
Sell
and
Exchange
New
and
Secondhand
Ooods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
839
Tli
IN
Ave.
Phone
010.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phono
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