"Small.
Profits
ami
Quick
Returns."
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticketj,
Rates
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
Hread
is
your
best
food.
Rat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
6S.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Mistril.uting.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
furniture
Moving.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOGHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Rales
by
J)ay
or
Monlh
P.O.
Box
76.
Phone
M9.
WILL
MEET
DELEGATION
Matter
Is
Referred
to
Board
Works
for
Report
Back
to
;
City
Council
The
reading
of
a
lion
from
Ihe
(iyro
Club
at
the
city
council
meeting
last
night,'
for
the
service
il
would
be
In
the
children.
Thee
are
detail,
however,
that
can
be
worked
out
'lalr.
Other
Grounds
We'
understand
that
these
grounds
were
used
by
the
junior
harhall
league
last
year,
and,
in
order
not
to'
deprive
Ihetn
of
playing
facilities
we
are
making
arrangements
to
secure
them
satisfactory
grounds
elsewhere
and
will
not
go
ahead
with
our
un
dertaking
until
they
are
atisfae
lorily
located.
Our
purpose
in
this
proposal
i
not
to
interfere
wilh
an?
plans
that
you
may
have
for
the
betterment
of
our
rhlldrens"
play,
ing
facilities
but
rather
to
assist
Mr
Application
of
Gyro
Club
Brought
s
is
Matter
Before
City
Council
!
Last
Night
ne.1
nr
lent
for
lfi
ti
nf
lhi..
nn
vrm
fi
ih.Ioik
:
.
.
Cllixen
a
lollow':
purpose
ami
consider
Ihe
adis
ability
of
asking
the
Gyro
Club
lo
improve
one
of
Ihe
other
corners.
Half
the
money
might
be
spent
on
improving
the
grounds
and
the
other
half
on
appliances.
Mayor
Newton
thought
it
would
PAOI
FOM.
THI
DAILY
NEWS.
r
Tneday.
March
i
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
New
Shipment
of
llie
By
well-known
"CHUMS"
Shoes
Now
arrived.
All
size
fnr
Children
and
Misses.
QUALITY
RIGHT
-
PRICES
RIGHT.
George
McMan'ut
CO
UP-VTXiG?s
XO-J
C006J
NAM
-
-
NOTICE
CXJTMce
WARD
"bX
to
ARE
100
MirnrDiwr
')
:
:
THAT
YOU
WANT
THEX
wtU
V"
V
'LL
ORlN4
tOu
ACUAb
AN
ATTENDANT
Cr.
rou
a.
or
MILK.
AMO
,
UNIFORM
AM'
H)T
foy
TO
bottom
Beoe
too
oeo:
WORX
HEART
WAS
BAD
HIT
DIGBY
ISLAND
NERVES
A
WRECK
II.
A.
RMd,
l'Wr
Vulun,W.lt.
irtu:--
am
enr
liunkful
far
I
(..li.M.M.
.N.nin.
Seoltih.
after
loading
linn
feel
of
luriilicr
Canadian
one
mil.
her1
for
tb
bfirm
1
late
wnml
by
inv
Mil-;
Japan,
pulled
out
from
the
as-ju
,l,tn
.
Semhly
wharf
at
11.30
lat
night
J
Wlxn
I
ranw
hn
rroni
Mrnt.
in
',u,
a
passing
Digby
lute,
my
ian
a
wr
rrmm
Nlaml.
she
struck
and
wa
enm-
bjr
amriiwi,
"
W
.
'
""T
peitru
io
return
l
imn.
In
oitmiii
rwi.
i
very
tiM
wlnrinl.
,.,t.
..
.
,
.
of
'Mi
ranu
n..t
p.i,ir
ip
at
warn.
in
are.
now
being
awaited!
jfiri.
i
a
in
iKB
a
nrntiikm
I
ln
a
from
aneoover.
II
i
expected!
If
I
did
ivil
th
uijtxtrjn
(-k
in
n.
thai
Ihe
Vcel
will
be
put
Onl
7
"im",t
,n,i
dock,
for
examination.
While
he
.-.wwir-
tni
uriurr
I
naa
Mien
,,
.
,
,
;j
.
.
,alln-
"
Ml""
of
Ibe
.lam-1
bM
I
-rrmid
hv
.
ri
...
I
.MIMHIMIIKI-
,
,
-J
.t
Thre
are
lot
f
rtortwMl
mn
asking
that
the
playground
al
the
.
ttat
tt
ttr
m,M
Mii,'iry
mil
corner
of
McKride
and
Sixth
St.
burn'
n-art
and
vrw
pm
inr
m
r-Im
el
aiile
Tor
them
that
(,T
u"
i
.-
they
miht
equip
it
for
Ihe
chil.l-;
pri
so-
a
u.x
at
alt
draw,
w
iretr
brought
on
eonniiierable
ili-
maiw
diiwt
rwipi
,f
pio
j,y
n
lcuion
a-
lo
whether
it
would
I
T-
MHban.
C,
LtmiiMt,
Tcnwtn.
ont
belter
lo
have
that
Troufxi
equip.
aj:e
ha
not
yet
be-n
aeriaiii-rl.
LIBERAL
ASSOCIATION
AT
KITWANGA
FORMED
lliere
wa
a
I.rtierai
formed
recently
at
Kllwnnjra
ami
niiirer
for
iii-
jear
were
who
wished
to
nlav
baeball
ami
wc
have
taken
fnr
..i.r
,1M.,ai
I'wwnl.
t,pain
i.live.
fcKilball.
All
were
in
frill
ym-
work
Ihe
tak
of
imividin?
from
pailiy
will,
llie
aim
and
olijecls
time
to
lime
the
.much
needed
of
the
Gyro
Club
but
it
was
a
playground
and
play
equipment
;queiion
of
what
was
beil
for
the
that
is
being
demanded
in
thi
:city.
The
letter
which
follows
a?e
from
all
public
bolie.
to
make
.formal
application
fori
Ihe
ue
of
the
cleared
play?rounJf
situated
at
Ihe
.oulheat
corner
of
Mcllr.dc.
and
Sixlh
Street
fw
the
purpose
of
equipin?
it
willi
un.lowlale
filnv"ronnil
mniiiniil
'Vlavor
.Aewion
nna..
l.
We
have
on
hand,
apprnxi.
malely
,O00.nn
with
which
lo
lre.pnident.
It.
Tomlinoo.
Ser.ireaHrer.
I'.
Aiwirvw.
WHERE
TEAGROWS
BEST
Ihe
the
lea
lea
plant
plant
f1iinrihe
fliMirihe
,was
linauy
nirnci
over
lo
ihe
we
wouW
therefore
re.;Mel.,
,e.
hoard
of
works
for
report:
;fully
request
that
you
sue
u
n
the
well
drained
Hide
of
a
j
The
Letter.
permiion
to
perform
Ihe
work
mountain
in
a
country
.
where
iiarcn
am,
I'JSl.
ouiline
aHoe
and
aure
you
of
there
U
plenty
of
moilure-
and
To
His
Worship
tnyor
.Vewloh
our
eamel
co.operalion
at
all
w-nrm
un.
lrtam
part's
of
Or
am!
MemJei-!
of
Ihe
City
time?,
in
any
work
you
may
under.
Ion,
India
anil
JawTire-
ideal
for
'-"Mini.
uiiy.
nasi
i
or
ine
weuare
or
ini
hii-
ine
eniwtiiz
or
,i-iiiwu
i
lientlentoiiiltohalf
of
tlio
ilren
of
Prince
Ilupert.
Prince
flu
perl
Gyro
Cluli
we
wii
hence
fmm
these
r.
oniric
rotne
for
children.
.
iopinion
thai
the
Gvro
Club
nhonl.t
i
DaTiirT
I
h2f
fhi
equipment
will'conist
ofjbe
encouraged
in
this
work
but
4-
-Fn-,
,
-.
.
swins.
Ieelers.chute!.
travellinc
the
tKiard
of
works
shoiit.l
retain
rin?.
piani
lride,
horizontal
jibe
nVanaaenwul
of
Ihe
ground.
1
nM"
,1)rr"
Club
(daynround
bar,
and
pile.,
etc..
equipment!
Alderman
Macdonald
did
not
fa,,,launi
proving
very
eiic-that
can
be
used
by
1k)
and'tbink
thi
Rrourid
should
be
u-ed
f''"'ful
ani1
fiHl
fc'ivin?
a
jrirls
between
the
a?es
of
five
auditor
the
ery
little
one-
but
should
rPH'ly
'l,0,''
rr
the
past
fifteen
years.
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
Gryo
Club,
the
fine!
varieties.
"SArMlA"
Per
jo,
(tree.
i
a
blend
of
(Im
choice!
quali.
Chairman
I'laypround
jTrown
io
lhee.
ihe
ihree
limmille.
nio
famou
tea-priminc
rutin.
Short
Discussion
rie
in
Ihe
world.
After
the
reading
of
the
letter
-
1
-
expree
the
i
be
et
aside
for
baseball
and
,,,r''',
member
of
the
club
football.
The
younger
children
hav
l"'pn
,,uy
conducting
a
might
go
to
Ihe
Market
Square
rs"a
ad
the
rradine
with
procure
equipment,
and
our
pr(,"rid.
which
ubcriptions
have
been
scheme
is.
after
equipiug
the!
Alderman
Perry
said
he
had
tnriUeutrtus
indicates
thai
the
rniiii.l
to
fnrn
it
over
lo
ome
discussed
the
mailer
uilli
II.
r
ause
is
a
iMipular
one.
Xow
responsible
boly
for
mpervision.lGyro
!lub
members
and
he
would
lu'l'u
i'f
money
rais-
II
is
customary
in
larger
centres
like
to
see
the
Mcltride
SI.
insr
bein
solved,
Ihe
placing
ito
torn
Ihe
grounds
over
to
the
grounds
kept
for
little
ones
from
0'',",
equipment
on
the
grounds
parks
board.
In
Ihe
absence
oflfourjo
six
years
of
age.
He
uch
a
body
in
this
cily
we
have
il
urged
that
the
question
come
up
in
minrt
to
offer
to
turn
it
over
at
once.
to
the
HiooI
board,
who,
we
feel
I
Alderman
MeMordie
-aid
that
sure,
would
be
willing
to
look
af-jas
the
younger
boys
were
inler-
er
ine
equipment.
elc..ln
return
,eIcd
m
baWall
Ihe
might-keep
this
ground
for
al
the
corner
of
Sixth
Avenue
and
Mrliride
street
is
aurrd.
To
further
-well
the
growing
fund,
several
novelty
features
are
lo
lie
!aed
at
the
basket-
council
.''alt
ll.e'llll
game
on
Friday
night
of
week.
Gyro
Direlcor
Eddie
Mann,
the
popular
basketball
re.
fercc,
lia
the
program
in
hand
and
promise
that
there
wirt
be
a
fine
bill
of
sport
and
fun.
The
hockey
season
al
Prince
George
was
rounded
out
last
!
better
for
the
Gyro
lo
meet,
week
in
a
two
game
erie
the
boar.
I
of
works
and
to
this
Alderman
Perry
consented
bill
mentioned
that
nothing
so
Tar
had
been
done
lo
accommodate
Mz
Lb.
I5
with
Mnn
which
resulted
In
the
Prince
George
player
winning
both
games
ihe
first
by
a
score
of
t
to
and
the
fcrond
by
3
Ihe
small
children
and
provide
alio
1.
Though
conditions
were
place
where
they
might
enjoy!
not
favorable
for
fast
hockey,
themselves.
-
(llie
hyine
team
had
thing
ill
Alderman
Macdonald
said
Ihe
their
own
way
and
il
was
dir.-
age
from
six
to
twelve
wa
more
cult
for
the
spectator
to
believe
important
than
when
younger,
llejthal
Ihe
Ed..n
learn
had
deali
thought
it
would
be
heller
lo
let
on
even
terms
with
Hie
Jasper
)"ii
ami
appreciating
a
wo
no
the
Ihe
younger
children
play
at
the
Icuiik
which
decisively
beat
linanciai
nemanns
that
are
made
Market
Plru-e
ground.
Prince
Gcrge
the
week
previous.
MACDONALD'S
Fine
Git
For
those
Smokers
who
like
their
tobacco
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
MACDONALD'S
Fine
Cut
zb.
tin80
WA.vrKI).
Man
familiar
with
genral
cituntry
store
busnet
to
manage
and
share
in
pro-fits.
Good
ua;re.
Mul
b
alile
to
Invest
1.500.
Money
I
ecure.
This
is
an
excep
lioiial
opportunity.
Addrr
fn
instance
lo
Hox
163
I
Lilly
.Sews
ofllce.
FURNISHED
shack
for
rent.
AI-mi
Gurney
Oxford
range
for
sale.
Phone
Red
U23.
If
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent
Besner
apartments.
M.
M
Stephens.
BOARD.
BOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
LOST
LOST.
One
gold
drop
earring
between
CIH
Fifth
Avenue
East
and
hospital.
Finder
please
reutrn
lo
Daily
News
Office.
Reward.
If
In
view-
of
the
softening
weath
er
cnnoilioH.
IiocKey
is
now
about
over
for
the
year
In
Prince
George.
GREAT
WAR
VETERANS
WIN
HEAVILY
AGAIN
Defeated
Sons
of
England
at
Bil
liards
Last
Night
by
Score
of
965
to
772
Another
decisive
victor)'
was
gamed
by
llie
Great
ar
veterans
in
last
night's
billiard
tournament
when
Ibey
defeated
the
Sons
of
EuMland
Jy
"05
fo
The
Sons.
were
ucceful
in
win
ning
only
one
game.
Individual
score
were
a
fol
lows
:
Col.
MeMordie
(Great
War
Veleranst,
200;
II.
II.
Shockley
'Sons
of
England;,
!(!.
Sgt.
Jepson,
200;
G,
p.
TinUr.
176.
Fred
Pyle.
SM;
Dr.
J.
A.
West.
122.
J.
May,
lfi.1;
It.
Howe.
200.
J.
Wnl.li,
200;
II,
Italfour.
110,
league
sliiinling
to
dale
follows
:
Games
G.W.V.A
8
Grotto
7
P.R.H.P
7
Elks
.
7
S.
of
U.
8
St
Andrews
7
Total.
Aver
752(1
o:H3
f.30H
(5081
OHor,
5800
oil
I2
1101
860
h.'.o
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ARE
DISCUSSED
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ewM?.
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tekinjr.
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lliiily
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girl
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lake
rare
of
children.
re-ina.
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work.
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tfi5.
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Young
lady
as
a-ilant
in
dnial
olnrr.
Writ
Hox
I
fit.
I
lady
News.
If
FOR
RENT
Mulem
four
room
flat
for'renl.
AIo
ofllce,
with
inrMlern
living
quarters.
We4lernbaver
Hros.
If
FOrt
RENT-Furnished
house
keeping
rrom.
110
Sixth
Ave.
East.
Phone
lltuo
217.
If
FOR
SALE
deino,i.irar.
7'.0.00
IV
sirrlinjc
fiigiae..
s
ami
.'Mi
U.ik
Hu-ch
ignition,
finre
fend
oiler-,
cuuiplefr
lo
and
iclii.)lii
(wiuplin?,
7&0
each.
3rt
fiHt
cnner,
SO
h.p.
oer-hule.
tl.4MMi.60.
i
h.p.
Ailuoi
marinr
rtitine
3.IH.
it
m:
m.
stkphkxs.
FOR
SALE.
Power
biwls
of
TAXI
Tail
87
Phone.
(Call
Georgs
or
Oust)
Rom
Brothers).
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Dny
or
Nisid
Stand:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avenue
1
MAILSCHEDULE
Foe
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fri-days.
loes
al
5.30
p.m.
From
the
East-Mondays,
Thursday
and
Saturdays,
K3o
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
p,
jn
Wednesdays
p.m.
Fridays
.y,
C.P.R.
March
7.
17.
and
28.
To
Vancouver-
Tuesdays,
Mall
closes
at
4
P.M.
Fridays
8.15
A.M.
Saturdays
Aij
C.P.R.
March
and
2
To
AnyoK,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart.
Premier-Wednesdays
o
p.M.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
A.M.
To
Port
Simpson,
AJIce
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier-Sundays
7
p.M',
From
Port
Simpson,
Alto
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier
Tuesdays
-M
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To
Alaska
Points
March
7.
17
and
28.
From
Alaska
Points
March
II
,in.
27,
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
March
12
an,
20.
From
Queen
ChsrloUt
Point
Mftrcli
in
and
21,
To
Naas
River
Points
and
Port
Simpson
Thursdays
f
p.M,
From
Nsas
River
Points
Saturdays
a.M,
WHIST
LEAGUE
March
6
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BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
HAS
BEEN
REVISED
every
deMrjp!k.n
includimr
Changes
Made
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pleasure,
IrolliAg
ami
work
boat,
al
rnaAnablo
price.
Apply
N.
M.
McLean,
CuwHsy.
FOR
SALE.
Very
hardy
two
year
old
CullibeH
Raspberry1
ciioe.
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fjr
doien.
Willi
ltr.r
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year.
I'n.me
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FOR
SALE
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room
board.
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bousn
and
store,
furnish
ed.
Apply
029
Ambrose.
FOR
SALE.
New
and
ul
fHHrhinery.
HniI
and
engine.
Northern
Exchange.
MR.
TRAPPER
STOP
I
Yei
can
make
more
money
here
than
e)cwhere
with
your
furs.
Sre
me
first
and
Ial.
II
will
py
you.
W.
GOLDBL0OM,
The
Trapper
Frieod,
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
Roods
llought,
Sold
or
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
and
Crockery.
Third
Ate.
Plfones
Hlack
138
and
Red-i
12.
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to
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of
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