PAQ1
FOBK.
SEE
THEM
III
THE
WINDOW.
The
Well
Known
CHUM'S
SHOE
For
Children.
Sies
up
to
7.
Usually
priced
al
$3.75.
Special
price
fur
on."
week
$2.95
Sizes
8
to
10
4.
Usually
priced
al
t.75.
Special
price
for
one
week
$3.95
These
am
absolutely
Fjrsl
Orade
Shoes
an.
I
will
soil
quickly
al
this
price.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue,
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
,and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
thai
SummM
Vacation
visit
lo
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticketj,
Hales
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhava
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hread
is
your
best
food.
I'Zat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
the
lending
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
130.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Out
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
5S0.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63.
Carnage,
Warehousing,
.and
Mstributtng,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Plane
and
Furniture
Moving.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Frastr
8t.
Steam
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
NVater
Rales
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
669.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
I
JraVj-
i
OMXy
OEM
MOTntR
iW
CXrsneK.
o,MO
i"riC,CMN6
DRILL
FOR
OIL
FORT
NORMAN
Claims
and
Will
Put
Down
Well
In
Mackenzie
Valley
HDMOXTOX.
Feb.
13.
THE
WHOLE
FAMILY
WAS
LAID
UP
WITH
crtrrnp
nm
no:
durinp
.Number
One
well
will
be!m,l,nl
'',lM""''"ls
ami
Ihe
ink-
deopenoil,
and
thai
two
new
drill-!
inps
will
be
put
down.
x
I
News
Confirmed
'
.
Itocenl
povernmenl
publications
issued
from
Ottawa
confirm
the
news
which
The"
llulle-t
in
alone
printed
and
re.ileratci
lime
and
apain.
This
was
lo
the
effect
that
the
"doeponinp
of
Ihe
firsl
well
preally
increased
the
flow
and
lhat
with
this
oil
almost
'
pure
paolino,
the
Xnrman
field
was
one
of
Iromcndons
potential
wealth
lo
Canada.
That
Hie
Sarper
oil
interests
are
cognizant
of
this
fact
also
is
well
known.
LUMBER
DOCK
AT
VICTORIA
Establishment
There
Means
Much
to
City
Says
President
Chamber
of
Commerce
YICTOItlA.
Feb.
13
The
Cana
dian
Xatioiial
ItaiUuy's
plans
for
(lie
establishment
of
a
lumber
assembly
plant
and
terminal
fa-
'ilities
here,
were
discussed
by
.1.
H.
Dalrymnle.
vice-president
of
Hie
traffic
department
of
the
C.XJI.
Mr.
Oalrymple
declined
to
name
a
ilefinilo
dale
on
which
construction
will
be
begun
on
a
large
twerty
or
twenly-slx-car
inp
up
of
(he
lermiuus
of
Ihe
line
Develop
Port
"II
may
posihly
moan."
said
Mr.
Schwenpers,
"thai
Victoria
will
develop
into
Ihe
premier
seaport
of
Western
Canada.
II
will
mike
the
handlinp
of
lumber
a
more
profitable
business
proposition
for
the
entire
lumber
mills.
At
Ihe
present
time
Ihe
col
of
bringing
lumLor
In
Ihe
ocean
docks
either
in
Victoria
or
Vancouver
is
so
prohibitive
lhat
business
has
not
been
attracted.
Xow
Hie
Canadian
.National
has
come
lo
the
rescue
and
placed
matters
on
a
different
footing
and
offered
an
incentive
for
addi
tional
effort
lo
get
an
organization
working
to
eater
to
the
ex.
port
lumber
business
particularly
tt
f
TTT
nin
v
nwrmra
NO
VONOER
THEY
WHT
OUT
THERE
far-VT
e
TVUnCi
TO
EKT
IrS
THE
MOO&t
Sport
Chat
0CTIuj
LULLTj'
The
National
League
baseball
schedule
will
open
on
April
IS
On
th
rir.t
.
.
..
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t..
It...
......
.
...
Los
Angeles
Man
Has
Secured
,iU
,ii
ur
iurr
y,i
i
to
t
rid
f
i
.
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....
il
It
r,
rhanr
I..
tn.w
morse:
""n.
;
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.
name
.
IIM
sUkd
4
th
luHt.
ami
ry.:""
OpCIUUjr
(ay
will
be
tn.-bHK
lumrtU.
nt
nilur
forlmi'
HrtMiLlyn
al
Xew
York:
IUilon
A.
II.
if.
"It-t
,
.
I"!
IM.iladelphla:
VUih
at
....
-
i
iin?
in
n
I
ii
,
i
.
:
..
:
a
t
.
...
.
'Slovens
of
Los
Anpreles.
who
in
ininwiiuiMjr
mi..
in.
f.jd
or
nik
iut
1922
oblaine
title
lo
1.500
acre
"
"rpt'"-
of
oil
leaes
in
Ihe
Fori
Norman
'
urilM;
Z"?
iii.
mtu.1.
...J:'!:.
rstMiiv
i.i
'tnu
l.oui..
Jloolitn
will
pel
its
openor
on
April
?:i
wilh
liiln
.
.
...
.
.
.
.
.
area,
has
purchased
an
additional
..
.
1
Z
"r,'",,a-
'mikiv,,
whi,
iM.iladel-
two
Ihousaml
acres
in
Kdmonlon
b
tio
to
m
tar
ritf
rit
mrihinr
f
4
""
A,,ril
;0
,,',l"l'"rs
wilh
within
Ibe
nasi
few
tlar
ami
will
u,nl
mtl1-
dT
frtM''
in
nd
,,,M,,,ns''
on
April
21
and
.operate
a
drilling
rip
on
these
,!.urt
'"ir,.r,rt
,:hlraM
u'"'
"
April
iclainis
durinp
Ihe
dSd
'
vor-
M.ni
tominp
open
i-ine
sjrup.
I
uk
ber
,
"';"''
season.
nJ
In
no
lime
our
ol1
.r.
ill
rw.
1
ar
,a'
'"ar
ai"'
l"0
I
A
heavy
duly
standard
ilrillinp!
:Vo,s
kMw""1
'"
"f
yourivide
for
llireo,
four
and
fivA
rip
has
boon,
purchased
In
real
tf..";!1
.-"L
.V'l
'
i''
'
toul.lehea.ler,.
lo
Falls.
Montana,
for
use
in
the
nr.
ww
i...
,
..".!''
arranped
i,ere
rfud
there.
The
iivirth,
and
wilh
other
machinery
btu.
Urtr
fimiiy
it.
oc-
pi
np'aS4,n
wi"
rloe
on
Seplembrr
and
the
necessary
additional
ap-
onl"
by
Ttv"
T-
"Ib
Co.
Limurt.;29
with
Itosln
at
llrooklyn.
paralus
will
be
forwarded
north
,a
soon
a
river
conditions
'
,X.
H.
terminus
in
the
Inner
liar-
...l.
II.-
I-
i...
Philadelphia
at
Xew
York.
Pills
biirph
nt-Chicapo
and
Cincinnati
ial
SI.
l4)iiis.
The
chedulo
has
Big
Interests
CJI
';
,
'
m
,
?
'
'
''-.H.al
'In.wn
up
lo
fit
in
wj,
It
is
underslood
that
the
Cali-
,,,C,
,
?Mnn'
of
the
American
I.hapue
jfornian
operator
repre,enls
ono
J'
"M
,,,r
"ruriwhic,
ulll
.o
iMie.
shorlly.
iui
i
iii!
liirjiirr
on
inieresis
wfiirn.
,,.,i..
..
t
.
jM
,
,
.
1
f
are
battlinp
for
a
foothold
in
the','
I'Z
'
l'
,
'
.
"7",
Ladies'
League
wesl.
ow
tha,
i.
has
been
n-,;;
L-na
Parker
(Adanaes)
92.
..ol,
proven
thai
this
territory
jMiss
Uaroline
Mitchell
(Teach-
iom,
wj
contains
ml
and
somewhat
sen-.
...
'
"
"
I
ors).
Vi.
sational
developments
are
looked)
coaHi
Tor
in
this
respocj.
i
n
.
.
Miss
Myra
Harvey
(Maple
Loafs)
I
'
fit
fil
In
addition
to
operating
oil
,
Miss
M.
Casey
(Kaioii.)
I,
properties
MrJ.
'
'
railway
orf.cial
s
op.n-iMU,
,
V.aMerone
in.
California,
p
uahl(,ron"
(
'M""
Manl
Slovens
is
well
fcnTiwn
in
tills
con-!'0"',
U,p
'r"'"'iia,
,ft
""aMUIi
!
,.cafs)
JJ
noclion
in
Montana
U'yominp!;7'"'
ZT
u
J:,:;'-
V.
Shockloy
(Adanacs)
35.
aim
lexas,
wiiue
ins
company
'
,
'
.
?,"'n
,'"n,
Pifr
U'rl
lias
rocenlly
Required
a
conces-l
of
Ihe:'''
"
for
!",ch
a
Purpo.
sion
22.TJ0O
acros
fmm
pf.ernmont
of
Yenozuela.
I
niiifenliiip
upon
the
Cana-
Aeeordin?',
to
word
rereive.
,,,a"
Xa"m,al
"ailways'
plans
as
from
the
east
il
is
staled
lhat
the,,,""'',
''
J-
K-
'alrymple.
vice.
Imperial
Oil
Company
will
aIso;''l'e'",l,n,
,,r
""
,raffic
l"Prl-
resiime
oporalioos,
al
Fort
Xor-i",
",r
a
'""'
assemmy
man
in
the
4i.rinr-
ll.l-ll.
..rn
P'"
al
pden
Point
i.cks.
ler-
Miss
Margaret
Oratiam
Leafs;
3.
(Maple
Miss
A.
Kelly
Adanacs)
29.
Miss
Xora
Pryce
(Tonchors)
2.
Mls
Laura
Frizzell
(Maple
Leafs)
2iV.
Miss
A.
Morrison
(K'aions.
23.
.Miss'C.
Harvey
rreaeliers
Irt.
Miss
PeleTremayno
(Adanae)2
Miss
II.
Lumlipiint
(Kaions)
12.
lit
.r
.
..
.
....
to
Uie
docks
bv
means
of
a
car!"'"
i.in.jsay
(jeacii-
ferry.
C.
P.
V.
Schwenpers.
pro.)
'r"
,l-
sidont
of
Ihe
Chamber
of
r.om-':'
'
lt"
MaPl"
lnfs)
10.
merco.
with
whom
Ihe
railway
Mt
"''r
(Adanacs..
f,.
officials
was
in
conference.
hailed'V
!
,'an'",'
UMPifM)
3.
Ihe
developments
as
0.181.11111!;'"""
",nf,ari
.
leacners;
I.
Yicloria
as
an
export
lumber
sea-P1'
U'
,,rrtc
fKnlons)
I.
ilOrl.
iMiir
riiit-r
.MHMt
in
view
of
the
fact
Ural
we
will
now
be
In
a
posit
inn
lo
export
lumber
from
the
Outer
Docks
as
cheap
or
cheaper
than
from
"When
Hie
scheme
Is
in
full
working
order
its
effect
not
alone
in
advertising
Victoria
but
In
bringing
additional
business
of
I.
Miss
It.
Ilyrne
(Kniens)
3.
Miss
A.
Stephens
(Maple
Leafs)
Mi
M.
Long
(Kaions)
2.
The
Orollo
billiard
i.layers.
who
sprung
Ihe
surprise
of
the
season
lal
week
when.
Ihev
stepped
nut
and
trimmed
Ibe
league
leading
Veteran
with
one
of
Ihe
tidiest
margins
on
the
re.
cold
sheet,
will
ineol
Ihe
I'.lks.
riii
r
up
in
lhlr.1
place
in
to
night
fixture.
Only
j9
points
now
divide
these
two
teams
In
Ihe
aggregate
of
points
for
the
season
while
Ihey
are
but
five
polnls
apart
In
Ihe
average.
It
will
be
a
bnllle
for
second
place
Willi
the
lidded
incentive
of
climbing
up
a
little
nearer
on
Ihe
.Veleriins
whose
lead
was
decreased
materially
laf
Friday
when
Ihey
were
taken
inlo
camp
Tor
Ihe
first
time.
A
the
lea
pue
paine
progress,
the
stand
Inp
or
Hie
various
.
teams
gel
Closer.
hven
the
lowly
SCols
climbed
up
one
rung
on
Ihe
lad-
ocean-going
s'hipp'ng
here
should
dor
when
Ihev
secured
a
narrow
add
very
materially
to
lhc
general
.victory
over
the
Sons
of
Fngland
ferry
which
will
conned'
the
C.
business
deyelnpni.'nl
of
Ihe
clly.
on
Monday.
The
Sons.
I
hem-
BRIER
the
ECONOMY
iuy
T-a
cot
TO
f.F.
DONE
I
most
Cat
.
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
helve,
dropped
from
second
to
fourth
place.
this
i
Ihe
way
Ihe
billiard
team
will
line
up
tonight:
C.
llata;no
(F.lk
.
George
Waiigli
(Omllo;
I
..10
p.m.
al
Croat
War
Vol
era
n.
A.
A.
liaison
.
J.
Judge
?
p.m.
al
Prince
llupert
Milliard
Parlor.
F.
Stephen
v.
Jack
Suden
nt
billiard
parlor
al
X
p.m.
W.
Mitchell
.
llerl
Morgan
p.m.
al
SI.
Andrew.
W.
lialairtio
vs.
W.
J.
Xelon
ii.in.
nt
billiard
parlor.
BILLIARD
AVERAGES
The
following
average
have
been
mnde
to
date
by
players
in
Ibe
Prince
llimorl
Citv
llllli.ird
League
competition
for
Ihe
Hul-
sr
tjimeron
Cup:
S.
D.
Manlonahl
S.A.
I.
Suden
(ti.
....
I.
Smith
(l.P.
..
W.
Halapno
(V..1
..
C.
Ilalauno
(V..)
..
D.
Hrown
(tl.)
...
.1.
Howe
(S.K.I
...
C.
P.
Tinker
(S.K.
J.
Walsh
(V.j
...
ft,
Howe
(S.M)
...
C.
Fenelon
(V.
.
.
R.
L.
Warrior
(V.)
A.
A.
Ilasson
K.)
.
M.
M.
McLachlan
S.A
J.
Hrown
(K.A.i
Hen
Self
(ll.P.)
.,
fi.
Thomnson
(K.)
.
J.
Andrews
(S.A.).,
F.
A.
Aldridae(H.P.
It.
Davie
(S.A.)
.,
,1.
Jii.Hfe
(fl.)
..
..
S.
J.
Kvans
(ll.P.
T.SilfersbJes
(H.i:.i
Oarnes.
pis.
Av.
Col.
Mc.Mnr.lie
(
Vf)
3
lino
200
J.
May
(V
.1
f.OO
200
F.
Stephen
(I'.)
..
2
l0
200
M.
Andrew
'(S.i
2
1
00
200
W.
Hutchinson
.
'H.P..
t
7H7
0.
Illylhe
(O.i
...
2
393
Sgl.
.Icb.cn
.(V.
.
.
t
7
II.
II.
Shockley
(S.i:.
W.
Mitchell
(!"..
..
It.
Morgan
(O.)
.
,
II.
Jelich
(ll..)
..
Dr.
Wesl
(S.F..1
..
O.
Mellmoyle
(II.P,)
F.
Pyle
(V.
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l.
Wnimli
0.)
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f:-Hlks:
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lor.;
V--War
Vnlernns:
197
197
191
193
193
193
193
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IH1
JHl
(HI
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179
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170
171
173
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Par.
O.
Hrolln;
S.F.,.Sons
of
Fuglnnd:
S.A.
yt.
Andrew's.
TTJT
raw
1
FOR
IIF..NT.
M.hlern
four
rMim-.!
hou.e,
203
Thir.1
Ave.
W.
JlelgersoM
Ltd.
3H
STP.M
lleatcl
Flat
for
rent
Hesner
aparltneiiU.
51.
M.
Stephens.
FOR
SALE
FOR
S.W.K.
Power
mIs
of
every
description
including
pleasure,
trolling
and
work
bol,
al
reasonable
price.
Apply
X.
M.
Mellon.
Cow
Day.
FOR
SALK
Sixteen
room
board
inp
lioue
and
store,
furnished.
Apply
929
Ambrose
FOR
SAI.I-L
Two
iHlehrisI
Jaeks
and
one
1
inch
l.in
auger,
Apply
Xorthern
Hxrhange.
If
LOST
I.OST.
One
gold
.Iron
earring
between
0IH
Fifth
Avenue
Kcal
and
hospital.
Finder
please
reulrnlo
Daily
Xew
Oftlee.
Howard.
tf
FURS
G0IMQ
UP.
The
Fur
Market
is
coming
back
strong.
Sen
me
flrt
and
lat
wilh
your
catch
you'll
make
imore
money.
W.
GOLDBLOOM,
The
Trapper's
Friend,
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
Oools
Hought.
Sold
or
Fxchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINGS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
nnd
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phonos
Illack
130
and
Hod
(12.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Plwie.
tCall
Oenrp
or
Oust)
Rom
Brother.
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Dny
or
Night
Stand:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avenue
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
nnd
Fridays,
;oes
at
5.30
n.in.
From
the
East-
Mondays,
Thursday
and
Saturdays.
t.3o
n.m.
From
Vancouver-
Sundays
p.
m.
Wednesdays
Fridays
A'M
C.P.Il.
February
1
1
and
?.V
To
Vancouver-
Tuesdays,
Mall
closes
at
4
P.M.
I'rldaysj
h.15
A.M.
8at"rdays
AiM,
C.P.R.
February
15
and
50
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
premier
Wednesdays
.
in
D
M
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
premier
t
rrl.lay
A.M.
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunys
,
7
P.M.
From
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Am
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier
Tuesday
A.M.
To
Alaska
Points
February
II
and
25.
From
Alaska
Points
February
15
and
29N
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
February
13
and
27.
Closes
O.no
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
February
II
and
25,
To
Naas
River
Points
and
Port
Simpson-Thursdays
o
P.M.
"rom
Naas
River
Points
Saturdays
.
A.M.
WilnoJay
F
,i;
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,
v4
By
George
McMantw
I
WONOCK,
HOW
I
1
TOO
TCUU
WHCh
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
a
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Ad
vartlMmant
Taken
for
Lm
than
BOc3
WARTS
MOI.F.K
llAWJKn
COl.LF.OE
wants
men
and
women
lo
learn
the
Harbor
Trade.
Paid
while
learning.
This
is
your
opportunity
to
learn
a
trade
and
get
inlo
steady
employment.
Graduates
earn
from
1
10.00
lo
150.00
per
week.
Write
for
free
catalogue.
50
Hastings
K,
Vancouver.
WAXTKD.
To
purehae
four
or
fivo
riMiiii
li.ni.e.
Stale
ben-
liou
and
price
lo
Hot
ICO
Daily
News
uHlce.
If
AGENTS
WANTED
MAXI
FACTfllKIl
wants
agent.
lo
sell
dirwi
lo
wearer,
liiiaranleeil
niado.tonieauro
raincoats.
Write
at
once
for
particular.
olapow
llubbor
Co
or
Canada.
Dept.
A.;
I9H
St.
Catherine
Srreel,
Wel,
Moiilrenl,
Oue.
BOARD.
BOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
FOR
RENT
Modern
four
room
flat
for
rent.
ANo
inice,
with
modern
living
ijuarlers.
Weleriihaor
llros.
if
SCHEDULE
OF
BASKETBALL
'February
15.
Adanacs,
Teaclir
jju
School,
Orollo;
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in,
"win,
nihil
Teachers.
.Maple
Teachers.
Loafs
22.
Kaiens.
Adanatf
Orollo;
Tearhers,
STr
25-Orotlo.
Crdijr.
Loaf,
Adanacs;
B.O.C
i
March
l.Kalen.
Teachers.
R1
High
School;
Colts,
fear
b
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Ui'x
Kaions;
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standings
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