PAQ1
rowu,
Money
.
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Currant
Rate
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
TickeU,
Rates
and
information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriter.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
lenpth.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Agent
for
Society
Brand
Clothes
Now
showing
Spring
Patterns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
Second
Avenue
Seeds
Seeds
Just
arrived,
our
slock
of
Garden
and
Field
Seeds,
Onion
Sets
and
Fertilizer.
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies
Phone
58.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Geo.
Papadopulis'
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
STORE
We
buy.
sell
and
exchange
all
kinds
of
new
and
secondhand
goods.
S39
Third
Avenue.
Phone
46.
P.O.
Box
92
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally,
Direct
from
the
farm
to
the
home.
Phone
Black
216.
P.O.
Box
895.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Rales
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
659.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Blook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Office
Hours,
1
ts
6.
Phone
,
Open
Evenlnga
Only
Par
Special
Appointment.
TH1
DAILY
I1WS.
"
Monday.
May
'
BRINGING
UP
FATHERS
By
George
McManui
IVE
MADE
U
MY
MINO
THAT
VE
ARE.
GOING
TO
THE
?EA-HO9E
-bO
GO
JSOC
VOOR
to
i-va.--
.
CELEBRATION
Archdeacon
Rix
In
a
stirring
speech
Archdeacon
Mix
referred
to
Hie
cosmopolitan
make
tip
of
Hie
large
gathering
of
children.
He
referred
lo
the
great
possibilities
Ihal
were
ahead
of
'litem
in,
their
future
life
and
impressed
Hie
children
with
Hie
fact
that
it
was
in
llioir
own
liatwls
lo
do
either
good
or
bad.
He
was
quite
sure
they
were
going
lo
do
something
worth
while
in
life
and
would
thereby
be
doing
fomelhing
for
Ihe
country
in
which
they
lived,
lie
(rusted
the
boys
nnd
girls
were
going
lo
take
great
care
of
the
wonderful
bod
and
mind
which
Hod
had
given
tn
them.
In
continuing
the
speaker
likened
the
colors
red,
while
and
blue
of
the
Union
Jack
lo
rour
age.
truth
and
purity.
When
tliey
thought
of
IhHr
nature
they
llinuglil
of
these
three
character
istics.
He
impressed
upon
the
children
to
honor
their
King,
Ilieir
country
and
their
flag.
The
way
In
do
it
was
In
combine
Hie
characteristic
of
their
flair
"Keep
your
mind
and
body
clean,
having
within
you
courage,
purity
and
trulh,"
said
the
Archdeacon,
lie
wanted
those
who
were
horn
under
Ihe
Ilrilish
flac
lo
set,
such
an
examnle
to
TOGO-
j
j
jjjff
ML
HIS
SLUGGISH
LIYER
I
D
LIHE
TO
VTAT
HOME
to
think
of
Ihe
ideals
portrayed
in
Ihe
meaning
of
Ihe
colors
courage,
trulh
and
purity.
Other
Entertainment
During
Ihe
demonstration
Mrs
II.
O.
Fraser
and
Mrs.
Jarvis
Mc-
paid
more
attention
to
the
ILeod
sang
delight
fully.
The
ehil
l-
fare
or
their
pupils
than
did
a,,fr
Hl,le
"niannia
anil
ii
t
1
11..
1.
.-.1.-
lon
if
llr!ifli"
nniltfr
llin
ili-
rrini-i-
iiiijhti
ami
uie
iooks
oil
1
.
their
smiling
faces
bore
tesli-
r-ctio'1
'f
J
Mildiell.
Mrs.
I
mony
lo
Hie
treatment
they
were
Walker;
class
performed
a
flap
eessity
for
all
boys
and
girls
tol-Mpr','r
playing
Ihe
accompani-
irrnu:
no
anlisfieil
Willi
llioir
nun
'ment.
Prior
to
the
showing
of
&
town,
province
and
country
anil,wn
rri,l
comedy
hy
the
manage
thought
there
was
no
necessity
for
llieni
lo
go
far
afield
later
in
life
to
seek
a
fortune.
The
speaker
said
in
closing:
"Make
up
your
minds
thai
you
are
going
to
live
here
ami
help
lo
build
up
your
city
and
your
country
and
you
will
never
regret
it."
ment
of
Iho
theatre.
Mrs.
iMrkin
tendered
thanks
oiy
behalf
of
Ihe
Daughters
of
Ihe
Knrpire
In
Ihe
speakers
of
Ihe
day
for
their
stirring
speeches,
and
lo
Mr.
and
.Mrsr
Hen
Self
for
the-
use
of
Ihe
theatre,
also
lit
Ihe
Welho!nie
orchestra
who
played
selections
during
the
afternoon.
Al
Hie
conclusion
of
the
picture
show
the
singing
of
"Hod
Sae
Hie
Kiitg"
bronchi
Hie
demonstration
to
a
close.
SONS
OF
ENGLAND
ON
CHURCH
PARADE
The
annual
church
rfarade
of
the
Sons
of
Holland
took
place
last
night.
Marshalled
by
I..
I'ottrrtoii,
member
of
the
order
asocudded
at
the
Boston
Hall
and
luarcheit
lo
,t.
Andrew's
Anlgican
Church
where
they
were
joined
by
the
Daughters
of
Kngland.
Archdeacon
15.
A.
Jlix
delivered
a
splendid
sermon
dealing
with
Il.fiHsh
traditions
and
Hie
necessity
of
living
up
to
Ibeni.
PUBLIC
WORKS
IN
LOCAL
DISTRICTS
Endako
to
Get
New
Bridge;
Pro
tection
Bear
River
Bridge;
Work
on
Salmon
River
Road
l
lie
following
public
work
up
the
nroorialions
b-,ive
been;
aiilbor-
aliens
coining
among
litem
Ihal
ized
for
local
districts
by
lion.
W
their
influence
would
not
affect
II.
Siilherland,
minister
of
pub
iirnisii
stamiards
of
lire
or
ideals,
lie
works:
When
Ihey
sang
"Three
cheers'
North
Allin
Mining
road
lo
1
1
Vit-WE
AtJE
COrC
TO
CaCh--jOE
tfLl-
WT
T
THE
THE.
TICKETS
TICKETS
II
H
:
y
I
7
r-cht
-J
MADE
HIM
FEEL
DROWSY
IK4
av
I
rrv
Fcrvt
SvK.
Inc.
open
up
prnperlfe
n
Bear
Hiver
road
uorlh
of
Ward
Pass.
S,
500.
An
rMmnr
A
IV
....
...
Omintva
New
standard
pile
I
IT
r
Tlrllr.
II
A
T
ANU
HKtU
ALL
lHfi
llMt
tr-Mr
approach
and
0.0
f.i.l
a.-,
KinK
i,iian
,rjfr(
(((
r(p)ar(,
Kn
,
"
VThrti
your
liver
bmme.
siuaslMi
and
'lakn
I'ridse
No.
I.
4.1,000.
(Addresses
Delivered
by
Arch-
inactive
ymr
health
mrrrr.
anJi
Prince
Bupcrl
Continuation
!
deacon
Rlx,
S.
E.
Parker,
and
3u
tin
rt
tark
t
fwitn
ttt
por
Clemenls-Tlell
mad
on
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin
Ttio
We-dhnlmc
Theatre
va
packed
lo
I
lie
doors
on
Friday
afternoon
with
hundreds
ofj
happy,
smiling
kiddie.
I
lie
occasion
being
llie
annual
Km
pin
Day
lalriolic
demonstration
held
under
the
allspices
of
lite
Imperial
OrdT.
Daughters
of
Ihe
Empire.
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin
regent
f
mtinieipal
cliapler,
presitiml,
ami
in
opening
I
he
t
jiroceedings
touched
upon
the
nature
of
the
patriotic
work
carried
on
hy
Iho
Daiishters
of
the
Umpire
lliniughnut
Canada.
S.
K.
I'arker,
chairman
of
the
school
hoard,
made
anvappnopri-
ate
speech
in
which
he.
congratu-
j
laled
Ihe
Daughters
of
the
Km-imPan',,r
nt
,no
api"ai
colors
and
1
echon
of
Mrs.
V.
K.
Williann.
pire
on
conducting
the
patriotic
ilcmonslration
every
year
and
aUu
congratulated
the
children
upon
I
lie
numlier
of
holidays'
I
hey
obtained.
He
said
that
no
city
in
the
Dominion
had
learhers
who
r'raham'
'"'"'M.
5
000-
TMi
,u
d
b,
llM
-
Of
Mil.
bum"
Liti
ufr
niu
ihMr
win
um-1
ouin
Auin
hock
lining
nno
ii
the
irrii
nr.
-in
ir
an
ppdeclion
work
in
new
hridue
at
awl
pin
miur
rmni
t
v-
eAr
HiVer.
7.00O-
work
011
S.il.
um,
ami
wTmi,
a
ni
mwif,
"...
m.
.
1
""T
mo"
5
000-hmm.
e.nr.llrtln,
ari,lnr
fnn
1
M.tr
Itul
lA
r'a'.
Inwiltp.
.
rllr.
-
had
bwg
trnublnl
lth
myin
lUUIV
1
lUlll
111
iit
and
ri-11
amr
apa
iirro
an
tiw
iiptiiampt
mnmntt
lmf.
ana
a
nnat.1
u
do
my
work
ti
lUtlnUUljl
LnUKLil
anjr
n.mrort
I
torit
your
Minmnu
Laia-
Lltrr
I'lll
and
Uslay
I
am
a
dittYrmt
man.
and
would
not
be
without
tnrm
lh
bru."
Mllbnrrff
Laia-IJrrr
Pill
are
tie
I
'ft.
.
:
.
-
m,
1
in'
annual
ini"or
picnic
lieni
a
vial
at
all
4afcr,
or
malM
1lrwi
cm
rwlpt
of
prlre
by
It
T.
Mllbura
Ctu
Unillnl,
Toronto,
Onl.
for
the
Red,
While
and
Hlue"
he
wanted
them
lo
remember
there
was
more
'to
Hie
song
than
the
I
in
the
MelliiNlisl
ilhurch
on
Fri
day
night
under
I
In-
aupirc
of
Hie
Methodist
Ladies'
Auxiliary
was
a
grwl
sitcri-ss
the
church
being
crowded
to
llie
doors.
A
short
musical
program
and
various
tableaux
wa
carried
out
by
the
children
under
the
dir
Ice
cream
and
cake
was
afler-
wanls
-erveil
hy
Hie
(".(8.I.T.
in
the
basement
i(f
itir
church.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilnce
Rupert
May
26,
1914.
About
Win
Indians
mid
while
receiving.
He
expressed
the
ne-
lr"
,n
a
prpeisc
manner,
.Mis
rniipji
sruiK
sai-
uitiii
1
1
-ii
1
11
mi
mi-
norm
enu
01
Hie
Uueeji
Cbarlnlle
Nlands.
The
catch
so
fur
'is
fair.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J:
A.
Collin
ol
Kdmonlon
am
reg7siered
al
Ihe
lloyal
Hotel.
.Mr.
Collin
is
connected
with'
Ihe1
bridge
huildiux
company
in
operation
-along
Ihe
tine
of
the
U.T.P.
Dr.
Slnuwnod
of
California,
ivho
has
been
in
Ihe
riiy
for
a
week
making
prepaaiions
for
a
trip
inlo
Hie
interior,
leaves
tomorrow
for
New
llnzcllon.
The
I
doctor
intends
'o
prospect.
TERRACE
HOLDS
HIGH
FESTIVAL
Rupert
Teams
Visit
Strawberry
Centre
and
Enjoy
Day
The
Colls
Athletic
Club
Journeyed
lo
Terrace
on
Friday
ui.'Hil
lo
inert
Ihe
strawberry
boys
in
a
baseball
and
football
srnnie
on
Victoria
Day.
In
Sat
urday
afternoon'
baseball
game
before
a
large
crowd
of
people
the
local
boys
were
defeated
III
a
nine
innings
game
by
a
score
of
10
runs
to
12.
Ilalph
Smith
pitched
and
D.
Fri.zell
caughl
for
the
locnl
aggregation
while
for
Hie
Terrace
team
Hie
bnllery
cninpiiied
W.
Vanderlip
pitcher.
nnd
F.
Hoss
catcher.
In
the
evening
game,
'however,
HiiwColls
got
their
revenge
when
in
a
nine
inning
game
they
beat
their
hosts
by
a
score
of
?
run
to
r.
Hay
Commons
pitched
and
.1.
W.
Hamilton
calclier
coin
prUe.il
Hie
battery
for
Hie
Colls.
In
Hie
football
game
Hie
Colls
BRIER
TRAOC
MARK
rcgistcred
-n
("'
rC5i
riEvCR.
mimq
packik.,
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orACH,lik
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co.mg
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Furniture
of
every
description.
Highest
prices
paid.
Prince
import
Exchange,
Auctioneer.
Phono
652.
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for
general
housework.
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310
Fifth
Avenue
Kal.
(
MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY
lo
Loan.
Park
Avenue.
FOR
nENT
J.
Martlir.
IS
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Aveoim
We.t.
Phone
Illaek
325.
tf
FOH
HKNT.
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M0
Hixth
Ave"
East.
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illuc
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tf
FOH
HENT
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ntom.
modern.
heated
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Smith
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tf
OKFICB
FOH
HUNT,
wilh
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quarters.
Wettlenhaver
liros.
If
FOIt
HENT.
Palmer
House
for
cheap
rates
and
home
comforts,
tf
TO
HENT.
Two
roomed
rot
lane,
furnihed.
Phone
lied
623.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
HO.
VHD
and
Hoom
at
the
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Pol
flfllce.
H30
Second
Aven.
Phone
137.
If
BEAUTY
PARLOR.
Complete
up-to-date
Ileauly
Parlor.
Dobbin?
a
speciality.
Ilairdresslng,
Hair
Good
made
up,
Skin
and
?calp
Treatments.
Violet
Hay.
Prices
ileasoriable.
MRS.
LOVE,
Hoom
C,
Stephens
lildg
over
Denny
Allen
Co.
Phone
30.
took
Die
count
for
a
score
of
-0.
The
weather
wa
fine
and
the
I'errace
people
gae
the
local
boy
a
royal
weleolne.
The
learn
returned
lo
the
city
Inst
night.
There
wa
a
dance
Saturday
evening
after
the
game
and
ports,
which
wa
well
attended.
Many
Prince
lluperl
people
were
present.
N
DAVIES
WINNER
OF
PRIZE
AT
SHOOT
Ties
with
W.
Brass
but
Best
on
Long
Distance
A.
M.
Davie
wa
declared
.lo
be
the
winner
of
the
weekly
shool
at
Hie
range
yesterday
and
became
Ihe
winner,
nol
mily
of
the
sport
but
aln
of
the
fir
I
prize
of
l-'lte
Dollar.
He
lied
with
W.
lira
for
I1I3I1
total
bill
a
Davles'
score
was
higher
at
long
Hinge
he
was
awarded
the
prize,
Hie
second
prize
of
s:i
go
ing
lo
lira.
The
Khoolcr
were
taken
across
in
Major
Mc-
(Iregor's
boat.
The
Mi-ore
were
al
200
yards,
.100
yard
and
00(1
yards
respectively:
A.
M.
Davles
30,
27.
30;
total
H7.
W.
lira
2tt,
31,
27;
total
Hi,
A.
Wiley,
2t,
23,
27;
total
71).
Wright
Davie,
'20,
25,
25;
fulal
70.
M.
M.
I.iiinb,
24,
2H.
21;
lolnl
70.
J.
McOiegor,
21,
21.
25;
total
73.
A.
Ileale,
20,
2H,
0;
total
08.
II,
II.
Easlmair;
IM,
23,
21;
total
05.
A.
Floyd,
18,
23,
21;
total
05,.
A,
Sipilres,
22,
2H,
If,
total
01.
II;
WHoii,-0,
0,
21;
total
50.
C.
E.
McKeowii,
22,
8,
25;
(ofal
.
55.
Hiibsiirlhn
for
the
Dally
News,
FOR
SALE
FOH
SALE.
18
rnmplcle
car
Milii
bearing
and
wheel.
?t
Inch
frame,
i
Friction
rlutcli-e.
25
car,
knocked
down;
Ibe.e
eoiisUt
of
20
frame
frtiui
Mhicli
2ft
mm
fan
be
made
up;
site
of
frame
(
n.
l
In.
x
30
In,
St
in.
gauge.
'
Oil
llriekyard
boiler.
line
clay
puddler.
One
gravel
eriMher.
One
II.
,V
D.
ptwlri-futral
pinup.
3x3.
A
Uml
8500
feel
0
in.
term
rolla
pipe.
One
50
h.p.
stationary
(Va'nn-dhiB
PairtMiiik
lore
gn
engine,
lype
D.
All
ill
suerHice
price.
Inspect
ion
invited
al
Port
Eilwurd
(iuinery.
12
HILL
FAHM.
TKHHACE.
lloanl
nnd
rosldenre
for
the
uuiiner
holid.n)
.
Not
a
eoiivaleeenl
home,
but
where
anyone
out
of
sort
will
convalesce.
IMme
rooking,
HiMtie
grown
ge-lables
ami
fruils
in
einn.
Fre.h
milk
and
home
made
butler.
Teiini.
Splendid
uc-coiiiniiHlullon
for
children,
with
playing
field,
eic.
I-Uiliie
charge
of
children
when
desired.
To
save
dtfapiMiinlment
make
your
re.ervstUifc
early.
ror
term,
etc.,
write
Lanfearf
and
French.
Hill
Farm.
Ter,
race,
H.C.
.
FOB.
SALE.
Five
roomed
houe
on
Second
Avenue.
Itulldlngon
Oovernment
wharf
usnl
as
a
news
stand.
Nine
10-acre
lots,
one
I
-acre
lot
at
Terrace.
Prince
(Seorge,
lots
10
and
II.
block
111;
lots
10
and
II,
block
110;
lots
2K
and
20,
block
117;
lot
C,
block
151.
Apply
A.
C.
Little.
Second
Ave-nue.
95
FOH
SALE.
Sixteen
room
morn
ing
house
nd
store;
all
furnished.
Full
sired
bamenl
with
new
hot
air
furnace.
Price
7.50O.0O.
Term
arranged.
This
building
is
right
in
front
of
the
Dry
Dock,
U2U
Ambrose
Avenue.
tf
FOB
SALE.
Al
Terrace.
Lot
15.
consisting
of
II)
acres,
block
1711,
one
mile
and
A
half
from
station,
church,
lore,
post
olllre,
hotel
mid
school.
Price
75.00
eali.
Apply
A.
C,
Little.
If
FOH
SALE.
Three
house.
Out
of
town
clients
have
Instruct-.cd
us
lo
dispose
of
well
located
residences.
See
n
for
detail,
MrCalTcry
A
Uibbon.
J.M.
If
FOB
CHABTEB.
FUh
collector,
5
feel
long
by
12
beam.
50
h.p.
engine.
.For
particular,
apply
Northern
Exchange.
P.O.
Ilox
81.
1
23
I.OOOINO
OUTFIT
for
sale
and
.
gasboat
33
feel
long
In
good
condition.
Cuii'Ikvxopii
al-tlie,
Aeroplane
Ark,
Seal.
Cove.
ft
FOB
SALE.
New
and
used
Machinery,
Hoals
and
Engines.
Northern
Exchange.
tf
BESTAUBANT
for
Sale
or
Lease.
Apply
llox
175
Dally
News
of-ficc.
FI'IINITIJIIK
Orecri
700.
for
Sale.
'FOUND
Phone
123
FOUND.
An
LO.U.
Owner
car.
have
sainn.nl
Dally
News
nlllce
by
proving
ownership
and
pay-log
for
Hi!
advertisement,
.f.
INSURANCE.
FRED
H.
STEPHENS
Non-lloanl
Insurance
National
Hen
Franklin.
Second
Floor,
Federal
llloqk.
TAXI
vTail
87
Phons.
,
Call
(ieorr
,
Proii'pl
At!
1
1
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e
1
I
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Diy
or
NigiiH.
St.
11
;
ROSS
OROS.
POOL
R00
Meeker
Block,
Arro.n
fri.ii,
1
AUCTION
SALES.
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Dough.
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