Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood-
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Agent
for
SocietyBrand
Clothes
Now
showing
Spring
Patterns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
Second
Avenue
Seeds
Seeds
Just
arrived,
our
stock
of
Garden
and
Field
Seeds.
Onion
Sets
and
Fertilizer.
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies
Our
famous
Edson
Coal
In
any
quantities
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.
839
Third
Avenue.
Phone
G4G.
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
Hates
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phona
659.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerton
Blook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Office
Hours,
9
t
f).
Phona
688.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointment.
aAGl
FOVft.
"
TBI
DAtLT
HlWft.
Friday.
Mav
n
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
Mcl,
Money
NOW
THACtvC
KC
IN
THE
thi
nwE
urc
I
T1O0C1T"bfc-
WE
vyU7.
Jii'VT
'
!
COVJMTRY
KIN
I
C,J
IN
THE
WE
mojT
DO
TO
CO
J
HECIC.
VTHOOV
CtTTlN'
C.rNE
DlNT?
h()M(i
.
j
Orders
1
m
I
"CLOCK
IH
THE
MORN
INC
.
Je'S
ciCT
up:
'
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
thai
Summer
Vocation
visit
to
tfie
Old
Land
early.
For
TickeU,
Rales
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE,
INSURANCE.
HFAn
OF
ARMY
!was
constipated
w
m
ra
i
F0R
SVERAL
mRS
IS
AW
ATHLETE
,
Commander
Evangeline
Rides'
Horseback,
Swims
Like
a
Seal,
Skates,
and
Sleeps
Those
who
are
interested
the
Salvation
Army
and
in
work,
may
be
interested
to
know
Dial
its
head,
Commander
Evangeline
Boolh,
was
a
cripple
child
suffering
from
curvature
of
the
spine
and
that
after
being
given
up
hy
all
Hip
doctors
she
cured
herself
hy
taking
exercise
and
living
the
outdoor,
life.
The
story
of
I
his
is
(old
this
month
in
Physical
Culture.
Today
Commander
Booth
rides
horseback,
sleeps
jn
the
open
summer
and
winter,
plays
tennis,
ami
in
summer
her
bathing
suit
is
never
dry
while
in
winter
she
keeps
fit
by
skating.
She
says
she
likes
to
swim
a
mile'or
two
across
I
he
river
and
breakfast
on
J
he
other
side.
She
once
swam
five
miles
in
rough
water.
and
one
nf
Hie
feats
she
has
ac
complished
is
swimming
a
mile
or
two
while
at
the
same
time
writing
a
letter
without
letting
the
paper
gel
wet.
As
well
as
living
this
slrcnu-
Uius
life
Commander
Booth
doe,
an
immense
amount
of
work.'
She
addresses
meetings'
where
thousands
of
people
have
gath
ered.
In
ordei
o
do
-this
she
finds
it
necessary
to
regulate
her
food,
avoiding
meals
as
much
as
possible
and
eating
largely
fish,
vegetables
and
boiled
ric..
She
says:
.
Overeating
-
"Overeating
is
one
of
the
great
curses
of
modern
living.
I
can
sense
a
deep
relationship
between
digestion
and
politics.
and
I
know
that
nil
too
often
Hie
fale
of
nations
swing
in
the
balance
of
a
surgical
operation.
Statesmen
who
arc
weaving
I
be
destinies
of
nations
neglect
thci
own
systems
and
many
times
when
a
man
is
at
the
height
nf
his
career
and
fashioning
policies
that
will
aid
suffering
humanity,
his
stomach
succumbs
lo
nights
of
heavy
and
wrong
eating
and
all
his
nascent
achievements
perish
on
the
operating
table.
Historians
call
it
fale.
but
those
who
can
read
between
the
lines
know
it
was
a
...
.
.
r
I
:
I
I
.
jrui-
ui
imiiirruiiMi
iipprmr.
SONS
OF
CANADA
BEAT
VETERANS
Canucks
Scored
Easy
Victory
of
Six
to
Two
In
Last
Night's
Senior
League
Football
Game
The
Sons
nf
Canada
scored
an
eisy
iicury
or
six
lo
two
over
the
Oreat
War
Veterans
in
the
league
football
game
last
night
In
spile
nf
the
showery
weather,
there
was
a
fairly
good
olteml-
0
lure
furrrml
from
ermttrlli
fur
vear.
tried
ill
kind
of
rennslie
'
(tin
hii
irritant
rnf.
if
jwi
have
kwn
Booth
n,,JI
to
all
KM
miert
awtitr!
wtta
n4ilun.
wmiMnt
you
rnnltr
it
a
t.kwlnf'
!
be
able
lo
keep
the
"
twel
rwilar
and
in
a
rl
healthy
iwuliOnn
a
rut
prevtnt
disease
rIHnr
a
fonthoW
ini
your
aytem?
,
Mllburn'c
I-aia-IJer
Pill
are
Indlraled
put
rr
this
iMirl11":
ttiHr
rrrubr
av
rellevln
Uie
r
rate
of
mnilpaili.
Mr.
M.
IWlrin,
Sudbury,
Ont,
htr:
"I
lure
been
traubled
lta
ennMipttlmi
ror
wvrl
year.
I
brm
to
ue
Mil-tMirn'n
Kata-Mrer
pill
and
find
them
li
I
the
tirtl
renwdy
I
lute
tret
ed
for
rerulatlnr
ttie
toel
and
liter.
I
always
keep
them
now
and
rerrr.fiw-iHl
I
hem
hlrnly."
Milburn's
Lata-LIer
rill
are
tit
a
rial
at
all
dealer,
or
mailed
dlreet
m
rtxeJit
of
rrl'
by
tim
T.
Mlltrarn
Co..
Limited.
Toronto.
Cnt.
auceanre
of
fans.
Itolh
teams
were
playing
iJiejr
first
game
of
the
sea,son.
The
Sons
exhrbiled
some
nice
combination
vfurk
and
were
generafl
more
effective
than
their
opponents,
the
margin
of
thejr
win
being
fully
justified.
Maying
downhill,
the
Canucks
scored
lltren
iwiinls
in
the
first
half
and
the
Yets
did
not
tally.
In
the
.second
half,
the
Sons
made
another
three
and
Hie
Vet
erans
scored
their
two.
S.
F.rskine
made
four
for
the
Sons,
Kddie
Smith
one
and
J.
Marks,
one.-
T.
Ashley
was
responsible
for
Indh
the
Veterans'
goals.
.'
S.
Ilusrl
ri'fereed
ami
the
linesmen.
wcreTred
llanly
and
(ieorge
Kelsey.
The
teams
look
the
field
as
follows:
(i.W'.V.A
J.
Knox;
C.
Carney
and
J.
Hunter;
F.
Ilohcrls,
V.
Murray
and
I).
Corker:
V.
Mea
gher,
S.
Snn'Ui,
T.
Ashley,
J.
Johnson
and
O.
Findlay.
Sons
of
Campla
f
S.
daw-
thorne;
V.
Menzies
nd
H.
Men.)
zies;
J.
Marks,
(Seorge
Mitchell
and
Harry
Astoria:
Les
Lane.
VMp
.W.
Smith,
S.
F.rskine,
It.
McDougall
and
Alex.
Milchcll.
ALICE
ARM
ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION
HOLDS
ITS
ANNUAL
MEETING
Outlook
for
Baseball
at
Mining
Camp
Is
Very
Good
This
Year
Owing
to
Progress
There
(Special
lo
Daily
.News;
AI.ICK
A
ItM,
May
J.
The
an
nual
meeling
of
the
Alice
Arm
Athletic
Association
wj
held
here
Monday.
.Much
enthusiasm
was
shown,
and
an
active
cam
paign
was
scheduled
for
the
coining
season.
I
he
outlook
for
baseball
is
particularly
good.
as
the
rapid
filling
up
of
I
he
town,
together
wilh
the
large
numbers
nf
men
in
I
he
adjacent
camps,
makes
available
a
large
amount-of
material.
A
commit
tee
was
appointed
In
arrange
a
program
for
the
coming
Still
of
May.
The
ofllcers
elected
forlhe
coming
year
were
T.
W.
Falconer,
president,
and
C.
Drennan.
Secretary-Treasurer.
Il4
Mann
was
selected
as
manager'
for
the
ball
leiini.
BRIER
Sport
Chat
J
A
soon
as
W'-aMier
fierttlils,
!o-ojspcclte
lacros-
player
an
'o
turn
out
for
orai'tice
on
the
our!
hotie
grounds.
Shortly
'here
will
lie
another
meling
of
lite
Aoelaon
,n
lino
up
Hie
srhe.ule
for
'Hie
season.
It
is
Hie
intention
of
the
lacrosse
ex-
H'irtir
Ih
use
the
court
h"tic
sn-ound
for
its
games
Ibis
year.
They
will
share
up
this
venue
wllli
the
youngsters
who
have
also
been
gi-en
permission
to
use
it.
Some
improvements
are
to
he
made
In
the
surface
before
I
he
fames
continence
A
baseball
league
U
being
or
ganized
by
Hie
Americans
of
i'.o!ttanlMiopIe.
II
will
be
a
four
team
leajtie
from
the
em
ployees
of
llje
American
F.xpres
Company,
Standard
Oil
Company,
Itobert
College
and
the
U.S.
Station
ship
Scorpion.
Seven
na
tionalities
are
represented
in
the
Hobert
(College
.Jeam.
The
All
Staj
Canadian
soccer
learn,
which
arrived
in
Sydney,
Australia,
at
fthe
first
nl
the
weik,
wllli
pjfryuhef-nrsl
game
of
Its
Antipodean
Jour
tomorrow
nl
Sydney.
TJie
Canucks
have
hail
all
week
lo
In-come
acclimatized
and
limber
tip
and
they
are
confident
of
their
abilities
(o
handle
everything
Hint
offers.
They
wen
given
a
ctvic
reception
a'
Sydney
on
Monday
last.
BETTER
SHOOTING
MINIATURE
RANGE
Ugh
Scores
Last
Night,
D.
Green
Topping
the
List
With
29
Out
or
30
The
shooting
nt
the
miniature
ranges
last
night
tinder
the
nils..
pices
of
the
Northern
H.C.
Hegi-
itnii
I
in
charge
of
llegimentnl
Ouarlermasler
Sergeant
Lamb
showed
considerable
improvement
over
former
residls.
Fol
lowing
were
the
scores
out
of
a
possible
30.
II.
Oreen
.
.
.
W.
lira
.
.
.
A.
Meale
...
W.
llarrobin
M.
M.
La'inbe
It.
Wilson
..
A.
Squire
.
.
.
J.
I
tarns
ley
,
29
27
27
27
27
2f
25
2.'i
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
.
May
I.
t.-
Ureal
War
Veterans'
Association
vs.
Callies.
May
10.
Sons
of
F.ngland
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
May
19.
Son
of
Canada
vs.
Callies.
.
May
22.--
Ureal
War
Veterans'
Association
vs.
Soils
of
F.ngland.
May
27.-
Sons
of
F.ngland
vs.
Callies.
May
30.-Crenl
War
Veterans'
Association
vs.
Sous
of
Canada.
June
2.-Callies
vs.
Ureal
War
Veterans'
Association.
dune
r.
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Sons
of
F.nglamL
June
in.
Callies
vs.
Sons
of
Canada,
June
13.
Sons
of
F.nitland
vs
Ureal
War
Veterans'
Association.
criw
Ccevxc.
Inc.
I
O'o
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
8
CENTS
PEK
WORD
IN
ADVANCE,
No
Advartltcmcnt
Tnkan
for
U...
tr,r,
BOc',"
WANTED
WA.NTF.I
Itepresenlalive
want
ed
In
cover
I
i
rand
Trunk
line
east
tf
Prince
llupert
for
lllcli
Class
Chocolate
and
Confectionery
Hoii-e
on
commission.
Apply
I
lot
IHS.
Ilally
.ew.
Ilil
I
K-XliKllS
WA.NTKII
for
Ihe
work
only
in
comieclion
wilh
the
staining
of
the
nof
of
IheStl
Cove
school.
Tenders
close
at
five
o'clock
Friday
next,
W.
II.
Vance,
Secretary
Kill
WAXTF.li.
-
flirl
or
woman
to
ork
in
house.
Mrs.
J.
O.
Williamson.
251
Fifth
Avenuo
West.
Phone
Hreen
33H.
Illl
WANTF.I).
Furniture
of
every
description.
Highest
prices
paid.
I'rinre
Rupert
Kxchnnge
Auctioneers.
Phone.
052
WANTKIl.
Wanted
to
buy
a
small
house
in
city.
Terms
easy.
Ilox
181
Haily
New.
WANTF.n.
Woman
waul
work
by
day
or
week.
Write
Hox
IK3.
Daily
News.
110
WAITHF.SS
Wanted
-Prinre
llu-
lerl
Hotel.
Ml
FOR
RENT
FOR
RI'NT.
Furnished
housekeeping
rooms,
tlO
Sixth
Ave.
Fast.
Phone
Blue
217.
If
FOR
Ill-NT
Four
room,
modern,
healed
apartments.
Apply
Smith
A
Mailed.
Lid.
If
OFFICK
FOR
RENT,
wilh
modern
living
quarter.
Welenhaver
Bros.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Palmer
House
for
cheap
rales
and
home
comforts,
if
TO
RKNT.Rnom
Phone
Blue
till.
and
BOARD
AND
ROOM
board
III
TO
RENT
Room
for
rent.
Phone
"
Blue
602.
109
ItOAItl)
anil
Room
al
the
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Post
Ofllce,
830
Second
Aven.
Phono
137.
If
LOST
LOST.
Ladies
diamond
ring
of
particular
value
to
owner.
150
reward
gladly
paid.
Return
to
Daily
News
office.
If
FOUND
FOUND.
n
I.O.t
.
Owner
cat
have
same
al
Daily
News
ofllce
by
proving
ownership
and
paying
lor
Ibis
advertisement.
I.f.
FARM
CHILDREN
ARE
FREE
FROM
DISEASE
Only
Ten
Per
Cer.t
Have
Tuber
culosis
Infection
Compared
With
Much
Higher
Number
In
Cities
1
ATLANTA,
May
7.'
The
re.
soils
of
Hie
examination
of
1
163
schoo
children
In
four
prosperous
farming
countries
of
Mimic,
sola
show
Hint
only
a
little
over
ten
per
cepl
of
these
children
showed
positive
sinus
of
luherru.
losis
Infection.
This
slaleni'ent
made
by
Dr.
S.
A.
Slnler,
super-inlendenl
of
Hie
Soulhweslem
Minnesota
Sanatorium
at
Worth,
inglnn,
Minn.,
is,
as
pointed
out
hy
him,
in
sharp
contrast
wild
,lhe
results
obtained
by
finest),
galnr.
)n
large
eilie
wliere
n
many
a
98
per
cent
of
jhe
children
examined
were,
found
in
he
Infected.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE.
Five
roomed
house
on
Second
Avenue.
Building
on
Oovernment
wharf
used
ns
a
news
stand.
Nine
10-ticro
lots,
one
l-arre
lot
at
Terrace.
Prince
(ieorge,
lot
til
ami
II,
block
lit;
lots
Hi
and
II.
block
1
10;
lots
28
and
SO,
block
117;
lot
0,
blook
151.
Apply
A.
C.
Little.
Second
Ave-nue.
yr,
FOR
SALE
Launch
"Star"
Jtx.
Ford
engine
converted
lo
marine
service.
Alwaler
Kent
ignition.
All
control
brought
lo
steering
bulkhead.
Kleelnc
light
and
nearrhlighl.
A
speedy
boat
al
bargain
price.
Apply
caretaker,
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Club,
or
phone
8.
FOR
SAI.I.,
Siueen
rrM
rooming
house
and
store;
o4l
for-nished.
Full
,.le.
han-menl
wflh
newi,
"fmi.
air
fiyimcr
Pro
;,50fi.ft0.
Term
r'.
ranged,
this
building
is
right
in
fronl
of
Hie
Dry
Dock,
ur.l
Aiitbnie
Avenue.
If
FOR
SALE.
25-10
h.p.
Sterling
engine;
noeh
Ignition;
complete
to
and
including
enp-ling.
4750.00
.
30
fool
cruiser.
20
h.p,
Mtu,l
overhauled.
toilet,
galley.
11.000.
M.
M.
Stephen.
If
FllRSALE.
l
lerrafc.
I
15.
etinsisting
of
10
acres,
block
17
It,
one
mile
and
a
half
from
elaliiM,
ehiirch,
store,
posi
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