PAQ1
FOWL
SEE
THEM
IN
THE
WINDOW.
The
Well
Known
CHUM'S
SHOE
Fop
Children.
Sizes
up
to
7Vj.
Usually
priced
at
3.75.
Special
'
price
for
one
week
$2.95
Sires
8
In
10
V4.
Usually
priced
al
$175.
Special
price
for
one
week
$3.95
Those
nreabsnlutely
First
(rath
Shoes
and
will
sell
quickly
al
Ihis
price.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue,
.
i
I
Money
.
Orders
I
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
in
for
that
Summer
Vaqalion
visit
lo
I
ho
01.1
Land
early.
For
Ticketj,
Rales
ami
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
In
Hread
is
your
best
food.
Eat
'more
of
it.
Kept
by
Ihe
loading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
',
Prince
Rupert
B,C.
if
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cm
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
E80.
Night
or
Day.
WE
CUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
I
Cartageand
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Hstributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialise
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
8t.
Sleam
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Hales
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
869.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
llx'm
nn
nana."
Milburn'n
Latay.lrrr
rills
arf
tie
a
'rwipi
of
prif
by
Thp
T.
Ninmrn
c,
IJmuwl.
Toronto.
Ont.
.
DRYDOCK
ACTIVE
.
.....
BUILDING
NEW
ONES
Lighthouse
lender
Newington
and
two
Irawb'rs,
Andrew
Kelly
and
Foer,
of
Ihe
Cold
Storage
Cfh,
are
on
drydock
for
general
overhaul.
"The
repairs
on
the
Canadian
National
rar
barge
which
stranded
on
Watson
Hock
are
nearly
completed,
and
il
will
soon
be
ready
for
work
again.
Two
(55
foot
cruisers
for
gov
ernment
palrol
work
are
.
now
under
construction
at
Hie
local
yards.
These
cruiers
are
to
be
powered
with
semi-deiiel
engines
ami
will
ljae
every
up-to-date;
equipment.
Interior
finishings
will
be
of
Ihe
best
and
both
boats
will
have
a
small
gas
boat
lender.
LOCAL
RADIO
HEARD
AT
GREAT
DISTANCED
I'ele
Hlark
lately
bad
the
sat
isfaction
of
having
his
new
radio
set
being
heard
in
Vancouver.
This
set
N
a
ropy
of
Jack
Hants.
ley's
which
was
heard
lasl
winter
in
Ihe
J-L-isI
and
Ihe
Hawaiian
Islands.
A
short
lime
before,
(iordou
Jltilgcr,
with
a
simple
five,
wall
set
was
heard
in
Vancouver.
Cards
reporting
reception
of
'the
t-all
were
received
from
reliable
stations
in
Fort
Wnrlb,
Texas,
De
Xoya,
Okln.,
and
oilier
Millions
from
most
or
the
Pacific
coastal
slales.
FIRST
BOY
TO
COME
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
first
boy
lo
land
in
Prince
Hupert
was
Wallace
Anderson,
son
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
t.
W.
Anderson.
He
came
in
Ihe
spring
of
ItiO.
titul
lived
on
what
Was
then
known
as
Centre
Street.
Wallace
or
"Wally"
as
be
was
called,
saw
service
overseas,
and
was
one.
of
the
crack
baseball
players
of
Hupert
until
lie
left
lo
reside
in
Seallle.
TH1
DAILY
RKWa
"
Momlx?.
February
Tbe
Man
in
the
Moon
i
SAYS:
t
(INK
of
he
Ihings
(hat
-don't
i
pet
you
anywhere
"i
saying
what
an
easy
job
the
Edinr
of
(M!
"
!
H
..
teyef,
imi
rjWo
w
la
mfii
bUrk
mily
.ews
v
i
lias.
'tur
,
frw
vi
ami
ri
as
If
mi
STEPPING
into
Ihe
Kilifor'
.
shoes
for
just
one
.lay
no
,f-
fence
In
llier
ulitorj
Is
like
mis-
stepping
into
a
htfe
dark
lun
',
nel
i,
and
aim
jour
vonr
he-nlVliirU
nean
wiuns
riiiiuimuUt
till
you
don'l
k,now
which
'
way
lurn
first
TJIEIIE
are
fifty-seven
rule
fur
success
in
business.
...
i...
i
i
i..
..
.
i
...
...
,.r
.Never
mind
Ihe
oilier
fifty-six.
W1IH.N'
yoii
fill
lhi
blank
for
FLOATING
SPECKS
BEFORE
THE
EYES
MEANS
LIVER
TROUBLE
i
ifre
in
lu
faint.
thi
rau
rrl
tMiml
I
IBAND
CONCERT
PROVED
EXTREMELY
ENTERTAINING
""
"r
'
rin
iniriy.;'l''iicr
was
present
al
tut
Mu.i
IM
,o
,
m
n
'"'Tr.1,
b"
nW,t
!'
in
Iht
Uw
iivrr
u
Hty
r
imv'I.
i
";
i'-im-.
mini
iij
ih-
"
"',
by
u
"'
"lt,,,rn'
K"rMi
11.15.
Ilallalinn.
The
rinin.'l!L"""u"r
rm
,""r
'Program
follows:
f
poiMMj
March
.
w.
.
....
....
.
Conlemplihles.
Ilan.l.
lo'inaner
m
n
rMr.n.
OverUluri
"l.u.lspiel,"
Hand.
Mr.
Chat.
Ajlaiwl.
Franarlll.
Onl
rlirs:
"I
ul
lo
r
awfully
Imihrmt
wnn
naimr
sj-ih
hr
my
rjrf,
tArtw
tml
lrknrs
to
iy
liivli.
I
"'
iu
hlf
ll
f
yr
.Milliini"
ym
,v
Br,
,
Wl
-m
a
J
rvrr
.w
I
iy
kn-i
Ihe
Poll
Tax,
"Where
were
youlUl
at
all
dabM.
ir
maiM
dirrrt
iaii
birn?"
be
thankful
Hint
Ihe
next
qiienlion
is
not,
"Why"
.t
I
HH..V,
ca.le,.
upon
lo
edi.
a
Paper
wilhout
pn-vious
otper-
1a
iiflftri
mi
illiipiii
'lr..L!
thai
wakens
genius
mil
of
its"
sliiiuber.
IF
only
we
could
pel
a
pranio-
pbone
record,
of
Ihe
Sons
of
Canada
Hakeiball
team
nfler
Itieir?
defeat
by
the
Colls;
last
week,
wnai
a
reconi
I
Mat
Would
be.
MANY
h
mait
who
would
scorn
pick
a
pocker
or
.ileal
a
door
liial,
wViubl
sleal
aMiis'
and
frlory
Ihe
theff.
Which
calls
foe
(his
warning
watch
your
stejn
as
you
are
liable
to
slip
tlii
is
Leap
Year.
S(MK
Keiitleuien
.in
town
.n're
so
iov
thai
Ibey
are
patienlly
awailiuv
the
I'JIU
in
hopes
that
Ihe
'irls
will
ive
them
a
free
lesion
no,
Ihey
.ai;
"not
Vill
Seolcluiieii
eilber.
SI'HKIX(i
of
showers,
some
?irls
have
showers
when
Ihey
are
jroinjr
o
be
married.
.Vow.
I
were
thmkin?
of
launching
upon
Ihe
sea
of
matrimony
f
should
want
an
out
and
out
mill
slorni.
KVKN
lltoiiah
I
am
only
Ihn
Man
i
rr"
Ihe.
Moon,
you
cannot
say
ifs
"A
Kiss
in
the
Dark"
when
Tin
around,
or
I
will
I
brow
some
lif-'lil
on
the
subject.
I
ALWAYS
Ihotiphl
that
some
day
I
should
mount
very
high,
if
only
in
an
aeroplane,
but
to
be
up
in
the
Moon
al
a
single
bound
!
Well,
Ihis
is
"Leap'
year.
"All,"
smiled.
Ihe
Scolchrnan,
as
Third
Avenue
reared
him
up
into
Ihe
air;
"This
will
save
nie
some
shoe
leather."
'
IT
was
in
a
ipiainl
obi
garden
Ami
Ihe
moon
wa"K
shining
bright;
kissed
her,
oh,
so
lemlerly,
And
I
hugged
her,
oh,
sodigbt;
Hill
she
was
a
uiarble'slalue.
And
I
was
drunk
that
nighl.
Sotm-rlli
f
ir.
Ilnilv
Nw,
1
'''
r'
''''
''
BRIER
Qood
Program
Was
Appreciated
by
Audience
at
Westholme
Last
Night
A
larjre
and
apprecialivc
Ihe
Ihe
Souk
"Asleep
ill
Ihe
!
p."
J.
itPorse.
Vale
"Suiisel
on
Ihe
SI.
liwrence,"
Hand.
Soik-"Oii
on
I
lie
eep,"
V.
II.
I
terry
nn.l
Hand.
Select
ion
"Soiuiils
from
lrrla,,,,
Hand.
fonji
I
-rill
nie
Hack
lal
O
IMine."
Mr.
Savaron.
ininiiiiir
oene--i;hararlerilic
"nran
snm.
,.
.Miner.
"I
Sod
Savo
lhe
Kins."
Special
ruenlion
is
due
to
Ihe
(iverlur-
a.
Mipicl.
by
be
band
riie
Valse
"unel
on
Ihe
SI.
Lawrence,"
thrilled
Ihe
hearts
of
the
dancing
arl
of
Ihe
audience.
"Sounds
from
Ireland"
ond
the
"lluiitiiig
,icene"
were
very
much
appreciated.
The
song
"Call
Me
Hack
Pal
O1
Mine."
by
Mr.
Savaroii.
was
heartily
applauded,
also
Ihe
mouth
organ
solo
by
T.
Miller,
who
obliged
by
encore.
MISSIONARY
SERMON
IN
METHODIST
CHURCH
.A
very
interesting
address
was
given
last
night
at
the
Methodist
Church
by
Itev.
Arthur
Harrier
of
Calgary.
The
subject
was
"The
Melhodisi
Missionary
Society
Work
in
Canada."'
Mr.
Harrier
e
an
account
of
Ihe
work
of
the
society
among
the
Indians
of
this
country.
Ihe
educational
advantages
Jhat
the
Indian
children
have
received
and
Ihe
hardship
of
the
uncomplaining
missionary,
lie
spoke,
also
of
the
hardships
of
life
in
Ihe
unfrequented
places
iir
Camilla,
of
Hie
people's
eagerness
to
receive
the
gospel
and
in"
struggle
for
existence
of
these
hardy
pioneers.
In
closing,
Mr.
Harner
spoke
of
Ihe
mighty
influence
for
good
excited
by
Ihe
people
who
"Lift
Up
I
heir
e.ves."
GIRL
GUIDES
Reorganization
Will
Take
Place
Under
Mrs.
D.
Ross;
Meeting
,
Tomo'rrow
Many
in
the
city
will
be
pleased
to
hear
that
a
new
and
nrpahle
mistress
has
Iwen
obtained
lo
captain
Ihe
first
flirl
Ouide
Troop
of
Prince
Huperl.
For
Ihe
past
few
months
the
guides
have
leen
unable
lo
carry
on
activities,
h
there
was
no
obtainable
mistress
in
town.
Mrs.
Ii.
Moss,
bride
of
the
manual
training
teacher,
has
consented
lo
fill
the
position
nud
TMAOK
MARK
RtctsTepso
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
8
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Ad
v.rtUmnt
Tk.n
for
L.
iham
rJOe,i
'
,
-"
i
hi.
i
-i.
ii
i
ii
i
i
-
WARTtft
MOf.EIl
HA
It
II
Hit
COLLEGE
wants
men
and
women
to
leaVn
Ihe
Harber
Trade.
Paid
wniie
learning,
nils
is
your
opporlunily
lo
learn
a
trade
and
get
into
steady
employ
ment.
Graduates
earn
from
910.00
to
$50.00
per
week
W
rile
for
free
catalogue.
50
Hastings
E.
Vancouver.
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALE.
"23"
Taxi
Servire.
consist
ing
of
2
Fori
I
deliveries
Willi
covered
bodies;
odgn
enclosed
far
with
llas)er
shock
nbiorbcrs.
Iluine
bus
been
established
three
months
and
receipts
are
increasing
each
month.
Price
f00,
1100
rnh
will
handle.
There
Is
enough
business
established
lo
pay
Ihe
balance.
Northern
Exchange.
FOIt
SALE.
I
Edison
Ilerlifier
for
charging
storage
batteries
from
the
City
light
line.
S
rash.
$50
on
terms
at
l0
per
rnonlh.
,
Apply
Northern
Exchange.
if
FOIl
SALE.
Hull.
liner
5.'.
x
Id
mid
iiioorin
for
20
lals.
This
is
bringing
in
35
to
10
per
inonlh.
Will
sell
fur
$150
cash
or
lerins.
Northern
Ex-cbangn.
FOIl
SALE.
33
foot
Cabin
Cruiser.
12
h.p.
heavy
duly
engine,
electrically
lighted,
with
toilet.
Heal
snap
al
$700.
Apply
Northern
Exchange.
FOR
SALE
Sixteen
room
board
ing
house
and
slore,
furnished.
Apply
929
Ambrose
Avenue.
FOIl
SALE.
C
hole
Monarch
Hange.
Almost
new.
Phone
Hlack
2HH.
35
FOR
RENT
FOIl
SALE.
Power
boats
of
every,
description
Including
pleasure,
(rolling
and
work
boats,
at
reasonable
prices.
Apply
N.
M.
McLean,
llow
Hay.
Modern
four
room
flat
for
rent.
Also
office,
wilh
modern
living
nuarlers.
Weslernhaver
Hros.
if
TKA.M
Heated
Flat
for
rent
Heaner
apartments.
M.
M.
.Stephens.
LOST
LOST,
One
gold
drop
,
earring
between
0IH
Fifth
Avenue
East
ami
hospital.
Finder
please
reiilrn
lo
Daily
News
Office,
fleward.
If
LOST.
Hoy's
silver
wrisl
walch
in
play
shed,
Hooth
School,
Tuesday
lasl.
Maker's
name
Hoss.
Hong
Kong.
Finder
return
lo
McLean,
C2I
Fifth
Avenue
East.
35
LOST.
fluid
Founlain
pen,
in
itials
A.ll.L.
on
Third
Avenue,
Mcllride
or
Fourlh
Ave.
East.
Finder
return
lo
Dally
News
olllcc.
35
wilh
her
ability
and
sportsman
hip,
i
great
forward
step
should
be
taken
to
further
the
guide
movement,
nnd
stimulate
inler-
es
in
cily.
The
first
reorganization
meet
ing
of
Ihe'
guides
will
n
held
at
Hie
King
Edward
High
School
In.
morrow
afternoon
Immediately
afler
school.
All
members,
nnd
lliose
desiring
lo
join
the
com.
puny
will
iillend
Ihe
meeting
punctually.
Prosperous
admitiln
means
regular
continuous
advertltlav.
BOARD.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
FURS
QOIMQ
UP.
The
Fur
Market
is
corning
back
strong.
See
me
first
and
last
with
your
catch
vnu'll
mule
more
money.
W.
GOLOBLOOM,
The
Trapper's
Friend,
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
Hoods
nought,
Sold
or
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furnllure
and
Criwkery.
Third
Ave.
'hones
Hlack
13(1
and
lle.f
tlj.
TAXI
Tail
t7
Phona.
(Call
fleorgs
or
Oust)
Ross
B
roths
ra.
Prompt
Service
and
Comlorl
Dy
or
Night
tUnd:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avsnu
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Monday.
Wednesdays
and
Fridays,
sloses
al
5J0
D.m.
From
the
East.
Mondays,
Thursdays
and
.Saturdays,
4.30
p.m.
From
Vaneouv
Sundays
......
iHmn
P.
M.
Wednesdays
.1
P.M.
rrldays
-
A.M.
CP.lt.
February
II
and
23.
To
Vancouver-
Tuesdays,
.Mail
-closes
at
I
P.M
Fridays
.8.15
A.M
Saturdays
A.M.
C.P.H.
February
13
and
20.
To
Anyoi.
Alice
Arm.
SLaw.irl
Premier-Wednesdays
In
P.M.
From
Anyoi,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premier-Fridays
A.M.
To
Port
Simpson.
Alice
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier
Sundays
7
p.m.
From
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyoi,
8tewart
and
Premier-Tuesdays
A.M.
To
Alaska
Points-
February
1
1
and
55.
From
Alaska
Points-
February
15
arid
?'J.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
February
13
nnd
27.
Closes
(i.:i(i
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotts
Points
February
II
and
?5.
To
Naas
River
Points
and
Port
Simpson-Thursdays
()
From
Naas
Mer
Points
nturdav
jyj
PRINCE
mistvsrr
.
.
rinr.
Monday,
February
11
8:51
a.rn.
18.0
f.
IH:lt
p.m.
JO.n
"
'-"w
12:15
a.m.
7.0
"
Tuesday,
February
12
""I'
fi:lH
a.m.
IH.o
f.
10:27
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