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P06R.
THI
DAILY
NEWS.
Wf.lnei.day,
January)
Iff
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
.
By
George
McMam
BHHBaBjBIJBMM
SPECIAL
Tor
A
FEW
DAYS
ONLY.
Ladlos'
op
Growing
Girls'
High
Brown
Boots.
All
size,
low
hool.
$6.50
These
are
real
value.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue;
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current.
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
(ho
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticket.?,
Rales
and
Information,
see
tis.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Bread
is
your
hest
food.
Kat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
the
leading'
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
Express
Baggage
Coal
139
2nd
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
8poclallze
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Loggers'
Club
Situate
jn
the
old'
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
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man
m
me
mood
WOlfli
CWT
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lurned
In
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.out
he
some
BV"
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1
1
kf
fill
nf
rml
limiui
nnl
TIIH
most
unkin.le.
cut
rtf
all
i
a
salary
cut.
WHAT
Prince
Rupert
badly
needs
is
weather
nrofif.
I.N
these
days
of
speed
people
make
love
quickly
even
if
it
docs
inn
lasi
inng.
-
A
LOT
of
people
worry
aboutl
Ihe
hones
in
a
herring.
Whal
Ihey
should
worry
about
is
Ihe
hone
in
their
own
heads.
-
4
LABOR
is
riding
the
British
mare
hut
Ihe
old
thing
may
turn
out
to
he
a
western
broncho.
WHO
would
have
thought
a
few
years
ago
that
Ramsav
Mac-
jdonald
would
today
he
the
lead
ing
citizen
or
the
British
Km.
pirc?
The
diflicully
-j
we,
don't
think.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
January
23,
1914.
The
city
council
is
in
a
dilemma
over
the
power
situation.
An
alderman
who
opposed
Ihe
agreement
hylaw
at
Ihe
recent
election
has
approached
the
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Kleclric
Go.
asking
for
a
new
offer.
.
M.
A.
Macdnnald,
prominent
Vancouver
Littoral,
in
an
ad
dress,
de.-criltes
the.
present
provincial.
government
as
the
most
corrupt
since
confederation.
A
ilivitlend
of
I
I
per
cent,
was
declared
at
Ihe
annual
meeting
of
the
1'rince
RunerL
Bmlilint
and
Investment
Co.
yesterday.
The
following
directors
were
elected
for
the
year:
M.
I.
Me-Caffcry,
.lost
Hickcy,
Dr.
(2.
A.
Kggcrt,
Joe.
Scott
and
H.
C.
Ojhbons.
CLUSTER
LIGHTING
AS
OPERATED
IN
THE
CAPITAL
OF
PROVINCE
VICTORIA,
Jan.
23.
Proof
but
Ihe
cluster
lighting
yslem
of
Victoria
is
operated
econom
ically
is
shown
in
Ihe
annual
report
filed
today
at
the
City
Hall
by
City
Electrician
Matthew
Hutchison.
The
system
of
street
litrtil
inir
in
use
consists
of
005
magnetite
arc
lamps
and
1,020
cast
iron
standards
each
hearing
a
cluster
of
five
lamps.
'
The
arc
lighting
system
oper
ated
3,770
hours
in
1023
at
a
cost
of
in,ICii,
and
Ihe
cluster
lighling
was
operated
for
3,85!)
hours
al
a
cost
of
K,1
18.
j
Under
Ihe
lerms
of
the
cluslr
lighting
by-laws
the
city
was
to
provide
Ihe
power
and
Ihe
other
expenses
were
to
be
borne
by
the
property
owners,
and
to
cover!
Ibis
cost,
a
frontage
rale
nr
7
tw
Vie
remove
Hie
impression
that
IIih:
cluster
lighting
maintenance
col
is
burdensome
to
the
taxpayer."
In
connection
willi
Ihe
distri
bution
system,
he
jioinls
out
there
has
been
considerable
(rouble
with
equipment
in
proxr
iniily
to
the
sea.
Kndeavors
have
been
made
lo
reinforce
Ihe
line
inWalion
and
to
protect
the
metal
work
from
corrosive
ac
tion,
and
further
improvements
will
be
required.
The
total
of
overheat)
wire
i
approximately
300
miles.
RAID
ON
DRUG
STORE
EDMONTON
RESULTS
IN
A
SEIZURE
OF
LIQUOR
Kli.MONTON.
Jan.
23.
Ser
geant
(iillnm
ami
his
morality
oOlcers,
Delecllves
Smith.
Apple.
by
and
Jcnnina.
riirrloil
toil
n
raid
on
the
Rex
druir
sloi-e.
where
in
an
adjoining
room
Ihey
were
rewarded
with
fin.
line
a
cache"
of
liquor,
easily
Valued
it
about.
1
.000.
First
going
into
the
Rex
Drug
More,
the
.letctives
worked
tieir
way
iniu
an
adjoining
room.
there
Ihey.
smelt,
turned
IIiIiiks
inside
out.
hunted
ami
did
every
thing
possible
tin
M
I
Detective
Smith
crawled
through
a
hole
about
eighteen
inches
in
iliamel.
er
then
the
siKhl
Dial
he
brought
lo
his
brother
raiders
proved
in-(cresting.
King
'Ink's
lomh
and
all
il's
Immense
wonders
had
nary
a
thing
on
this,
raid,
spark
ling
jewels
of
dorilon's
dry
ain.
lone
UP
in
bottles,
one
irallon
jiirs,
two
gallon
jars,
five
gallon
Jars
along
with
suilcases
full
lo
Ihe
bursting
point,
came
'to
the
ilelighled
ollleers
trae.
All
fold
Ihere
was
forty
gallons
of
lb
80
the
ECONOMY
iuy
(Also
in
Packages
I5t&20t)
hut
Ihe
real
honc.t
to
gowhli
a
,
Sport
Chat
j
Scoring
records
to
date
in
I
ho
!-eiii.ir
naskeiball
League:
W.
Mitchell
(Colls)
138.
I).
Balfour
(Sons
of
Canada;
128
II.
Menzirs
(Son.s
of
Canada)
1
121
.Mitchell
(Teachers)
80.
Mitchell
(Coll")
7J.
Lane
(Teachers)
7ft.
Lamhie
(Teachers)
07.
A.
Kasson
(Colts)
HI.
Smith
(Colls)
52.
Mriuiees
(Son
of
Canada
30.
Harry
Aslttri
(Sons
'of
Canada)
38.
Hon
(irahum
(Sons
of
Canada)
35.
Kric
Mackintosh
IS.
ins
of
Can-
.
ada)
3t.
II.
S.
Hum
(Teachers)
?0.
J.
Kelly
(Colts)
-Ifl.
It.
Bartlelt
(Colts)
5.'
S.
Biuetl
Jones
(Culls)
A.
Mit
chell
and
C.
Wondwortli.
(Teachers)
;
Ih'U.
Hartnesu
(Teachers),
a.
II.
B.
Skinner
(Sons
of
Canada)
Shenlon
(Teachers)
2.
Intermediate
League
0.
Illylhe
(Colts)
'
fl7.
J.
Kelly
(C..s)
00:
A.
Mitchell
(High'
School)
80.
W.
Wrathall
(nrrtlln)
70.
D.
(iiirvieh
(High
School)
It.
smith
(Colls)
60.
I,
Shenlo'n
(KlkW5
10.
M.
Budeuich
(Culls)
.13.
W.
Cavalier
(Klks)
31.
K.
McLean
(Mish
School)
30.
D.
Malheson
(High
Schtiol)
27.
V.
Meagher
(Klks)
20.
-tiray
W.
(tirntto)
23.
T.
I'raser
(Orotto)
21.
(1.
Anderosn
(firottnl
.
7.
-
-v
r
S
.
Lamhie
(firollu;.
A.
Howard
fOrollo)
and
II.
Berryman
(Klks)
15.
A.
Johnston
(Klks)
13.
I).
Krixell
(Colls)
12.
!:.
Cragtrs
(Klks)
8.
I..
Aslori
(Klks)
7.
0.
Bulger
(lliah
School)
and
A.
Palmer
(Klks)
0.
A.
Phillips
(lliah
School)
5.
B.
Wendle
(Klks)
5.
R.
Kelly
anil
R.
nreenwell
(Klks)
.
'V.
i
.
L.
Anderson
ami
II.
Cnpstick
Orollo
1.
fi.
Hill
II
irU,,
o
Ladies'
League
Ii.s
Leona
'Parker
(Adnnacs)
and
Miss
Caroline
.Mitchell
(Teachers)
03.
Miss
Myra
Harvey
(Alaple
Leafs)
15.
Miss
Sundae
Calderone
(Mnnle
Leafs)
30.
.
.
Miss
M.
Casey
(Kalens)
31.
Miss
A.
Kelly
(Adanncs)
21.
Miss
Margaret
Graham
(Manle
I.eafs)
21.
Miss
V.
Shockley
(Adanacs)
20.
Miss
A.
M
orrison
(Kaietis)
20.
Miss
Laura
Frl..e!!
(Manle
Leafs)
18.
Miss
.Nan
Price
(Teachers))
0.
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AdvartiMmant
Tak.n
for
Lu
thn
BO
WAMTKO
MOI.Iilt
BARI1KR
COM.KflK
wants
ien
and
women
lo
learn
Ihe
Barber
Trade.
Paid
winie
learning.
This
M
your
oppttrt
unity
to
learn
a
trado
and
get
jnlo
steady
employ
ment.
Hraduales
earn
from
10.00
to
150.00
per
week
Write
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catalogue.
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Hastings
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WA.NTKD.-
Maid
for
general
housework.
Apply
Mrs.
A.
I
Wriifhl,
115
Fifth
Ave.
K.
21
WANTKD,
Kxperience.1
wait
res.
Apply
Boston
Orill.
19
FOR
SALK
FOR
SALK.
Schooner,
suilnb'le
for
halihtil
or
salmon
packing
08
feel
overall;
15
feet
beam;
drafl
0
feel.-
Two
years
old:
very
strongly
constructed.
Spt-ed
8
knots,
fin.hl
boat
for
welwarl.
Price
0.O0O.O0
Apply
It.
D.
Ihislry.
2063
I
lib
Avenue
West,
Vancouver,
B.C.
FOR
SALK
br
nrivate
Irealv.
while
twin
beds,
springs
and
mattresses;
Franklin
healer,
dinner
set,
lent,
tools,
kitchen
utensils,
Pic.
Apply
Philpoll,
Kvilt
A
Co.,
017
Second
Ave.
18
10R
SALK.
Several
J.argainn
in
used
delivery
and
passenger
cars,
including
Sedans.
Kasy
paymenls.
S.
K.
Parker
I.I.I,
FOR
SALK.
0
H.P.
Pftliner
will.
clinch,
2.'t0.00.
0
H.P.
fiana.
dian
Imperial
IKi0.no.
N.trlli-
ern
Lxchauge.
tf
FOR
SALI-
Slxleen
room
board.
ing
house
and
store,
furnished.
Apply
029
Ambrose
Avenue,
FOR
SALK.
Sleel
range.
nearly
new.
Plume
Red
023.
21
PIANO
for
Sale,
Cheap.
Phone
Red
500.
21
FOR
RENT
HRA.M
Heated
Flat
for
rent
Besner
apartments.
M.
M
Stephens.
FKIIMSHKD
Cabin
for
Rent.
Summit
Avenue,
Phone
Red
023.
21
Miss
Margaret
Lindsay
(Teach
ers)
7.
Miss
Willa
Dyer
(Adanacs)
and
Miss
K.
Harvey
(Teachers;
C,
Miss
L.
Lowe
(Mnple
LeaTsj
0.
Miss
Pele
Tremayue
(Adanacs!
3.
Miss
II.
Brochu
(Kaiens)
I.
Miss
.
Lundquisl
(Kulcu)
and
,JIIss
M.
Lancaster
('Icnrhers,
3.
Miss
A.
Stephens
(Maple
Leafs
Miss
M.
Long
and
.Miss
Byrne
(Kiiiens)
2.
WHIST
LEAGUE
Elks
Beat
Sons
of
Canada
by
Score
of
5
to
4
In
Postponed
Game
.
The
Klks
beat
the
Sons"
nf
Canada
by
n
score
of
5
to
In
Ihe
postponed
game
of
Ihe
Men's
Yv
lust
League
last
night.
The
standing
lo
date
follows:
w.
L.
Pis.
Moose
.
7
2
7
Klks
7
3
S.
of
K.
..
7
3
K.
of
P.
..
r
5
Oddfellows
.1
n
SI.
Andrew's
l
0
(I.W.V.A.
K
s.
or
c
a
7
K.
of
fJ
3
7
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
News,
BOARD.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
FURS
QOINQ
UP.
The
For
Mu-kel
i
-omiiig
back
strong.
See
me
firl
and
last
with
your
rat.-h
you'll
make
more
money.
W.
QOLDBLOOM,
The
Trapper's
Friend,
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
Ootids
Dough!,
Sold
or
Kxrhanircd
M.
H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furniluro
nd
Crockery.
Thlrrl
Ave.
'hones
Black
130
and
Red
M2.
TAXI
Taxi
87
Phone.
(Call
Oeorgi
or
Guet)
Ross
Brother.
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Nlihi
SUnd;
Boston
Qrlll
Third
Avenue
MISCELLANEOUS.
O.
ANDKRSOX.
S.illmnk,...
e.i..
nnd
Tarpaulins
made
to
order
and
repaired.
Third,
"
Averjue.
opposite
Pioneer
Laundry,
Phone.
Oreen
392.
.
().
)os
723.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East-
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl,
days,
-loses
at
5.30
n.m.
'com
the
East
-
Mondays,
Thursdays
ami
Sal"
unlays,
.3o
p.m.
rn
m
Viumh...
Sundayg
.
P.
M,
etlnesdayH
P.M.
Fridays
AMa
C.P.R.
January
l(
and
28
To
Vancouver-
Tuesdays.
Mall
closes
at
'4
P.M.
Fridays
..
.8.15
A.M.
Saturdays
A.M.
CP.lt.
January
18.
To
Anyox.
Alice
Arm.
SUwart
Premier-Wednesdays
in
mm.
Trom
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
premier
Fridays
1
A.M.
To
Port
Simpson.
All
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier
Sundays
7
h
m
From
Port
Simpson,
Alto
Ami
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier-Tuesdays
am
"o
Alaska
Polnta
January
I
i
and
28.
From
Alaska
Polnti
January
18.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
January
2.
10,
30.
Close
0.30
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
nim.
January
1
1
ami
t
To
Naas
River
Points
and
Port
Simpson
Thursdays
in
n
vi
From
Naas
River
Points
WTdaya
A.M.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Wednesday,
January
23.
2:35
a.m.
19.0
11:10
i.m,
21.7
'"w
8:2i
ii.ni.
0.H
20:57
p.m.
2.2
Thursday,
January
24
'"cli
3:10
a.m.
-
0.8
11:51
p.m:
21.3
'"w
0:02
a.m.
O.r.
21:31
p.m.
2.0
Friday,
January
26
"'el'
3:io
a.ni.
2o.o
15:31
p.m,
20.7
'nw
f:12
a.m.
0.3
22:00
p.m,
3,3
ft.
fl.
ft,
BOe?l
I
rtexRwUKeciM:e
J
&$
whiueivihehe
ES?1"1
B
mmui
1
tve
mucm
ro
W
f
If
h
'
nOtmim-
now
ot
'j
""
r
'
BRIER
fu
i
Take
it
home
to
the
kids
Have
3
packet
in
your
pocket
for
an
ever-ready
treat.
A
t'clicious
ccnlec-
lion
and
an
aid
to
the
teeth.
aooetiU.
digestion.
A
ra
Sealed
in
its
Purity
Package
TsmfUlIi
1
.Til
1
per
front
fool
is
levied.
The
cost
of
maintenance
under
Ihe
arrangement
is
if
1.05
per
slaiitl-
ard
per
annun,
and
3.33
lo
properly
.owners,
a
total
cost
per
standard
being
8.28.
"This,"
tin-
electrician
points
out,
"is
an
extremely
low
cost
for
maintenance
.if
a
system
of
ornamental
lightiiig
and
should
slSCHEDULE
1
OF
BASKETBAU
January
21.
Colls,
Re
.
Miu
I-
halens;
Teachers,
M.O.C
Adanacs,
'leac.(
p,
.-mtii.
hii,
itrono;
.ir
i
i
28.
Cdls.
iffKlt
S,
learners,
.viapie
l.eafi.
i
leacl.ers.
February
I.
Kaiens.
Ad.viar
Rf
Orotln;
Teachers.
S.fljC.
I.
Onttlp.
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Mardlj-;'t
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30.
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