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THE
SEWS
u
DRY
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
MclvW
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1
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Birch
Wood
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DO
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MPAN
TO
i-
tin
TO
A.3K
HM
"TELL
ME
THAT
TO
cT
HlfA
COGA.N
AN
WELL
-
WHAT
fOU
BE.T
OUCAM
TO
CAUL.
VMAT
DlO
OtO
HE.
AT
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
A
THQOAND
OOLLAt
-1
The
et
He.
tAf
.
AiOOT
CALUN
K
:
BOc
Per
Sack
TOO
COULO
tO
LONGER
OFF
THC
CET
I
ly-i
f
1
TALK
"WITHOUT
"bMOstn'
THAN
sTR
HIM
WITH
i
T
V
?AH
COUUO?
flydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
680.
Night
or
Day.
jjj
"VALSPAR"
JJ
Ill
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Blook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
9
te
8.
Phone
688.
Open
Evenings
Only
Far
Special
Appointments.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Qravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Roving.
We
have
just
been
appointed
exclus
i
v
e
agents
for
this
famous
line
of
Varnishes,
Stains
and
Knamcls.
Test
its
wonderful
weacing
qualities.
fiunranteed
turn
while.
not
to
Ilrush
Special,
24".
rubber
set,
regular
75c,
for
...
50o
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
re
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dt!lr4
In
Bulk.
At
510.00
per
ton.
Thli
l
a
very
luptrlor
furntre
coal;
It
rives
a
clean
hot
fire
and
li
entirely
free
from
foot,
cliakeri,
lark
and
dirt.
Some
of
tne
larrcai
beating
plants
In
tbe
city
are
now
uMnir
It
wltb
entirely
aatlirauory
remits.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sacks.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
are
also
Agents
for
tbe
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
,
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Man
Offlori
Hoi-M
Otnlral.
TImm
1B
LAND
ACT.
Casslar
Land
District.
.
Rernrillnff
district
of
Prince
HuDtrt,
and
situate
In
Atlln
Lake,
about
one
bait
iiiIIa
due
west
of
Atlln
Townsltc
TAKE
1VOTICE
that
Paul
L.
Eggrrt.
Of
Atlln,
in
the
province
or
uniisn
uoium
lit.
.,i.iin.tinri
Ipu-pllpr.
Intends
to
aDOlr
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
aesrriDca
isnas
rmiLiiumpinv
it
a
nnst
minted
at
tbe
south
point
of
the
small
Island
known
as
Second
Island
In
Atlln
Lake,
situated
as
.tint-,
thiatir
nnrihu-pit
and
on
around
this
Islaud
following
the
shore
line
to
the
place
of
commencement;
and
contalnlnt
iwn
sires,
mur
ur
ie,
Sept.
Jrd.
1.I4.aul
wiji3
E0Qm
women.
MILLERD
CANNERY
HAD
BUSY
SUNDAY
One
Hundred
Cases
of
Clams
Put
Up
Yesterday
Employing
Thirty
People
The
first
real
day
s
work
was
put
in
at
the
Millerd
cannery
near
Seal
Cove
yesterday
staled
W
J.
Jefferson,
I
he
manager,
Ihis
morning.
The
ilant
was
liusy
from
7
in
Ihe
morning:
until
10
al
night
and
put
up
100
cases
of
clams
with
about
thirty-people
working,
including
some
MAGISTRATE
FINED
SELF
FOR
fllTTIM
JflllU'S
t.aill'11
III
Lll.
III
uir
.
.
..
.
,
...
,
.
.
slinwnic
tlii
riinnlries
nurirnl-
HAMILTON,
Out.,
Nov.
3.
llecause
a
member
of
his
family
cut
a
corner
too
closely
w)ien)
driving
his
car,
I'olice
Magistrate
Oeorge
Frederick
Jclfs
was
forced
to
fine
himself
five
dollars,
the
usual
fee
for
Ihe
offence,
in
the
police
court
here?
The
name
was
called
i"""
In
court
0.2
8.8
ft
DRUG
ADDICT
CORNER
WITH
AUTOi
AT
VANCOUVER
Car
Was
Driven
by
Member
of
His
Family
But
he
Being
the
Owner,
Was
Responsible
DIES
AGED
35!
Tried
to
Give
up
Numbsr
Times
But
Was
Unablo'to
Break
Shackles
ZrZ
,rZ
ml.lrl...y.
.rellur-
l-:nf
V.neouver
look
nd
from
scenic
stand
i-o
c
v
r-
,i
f-
t
oily
a
Howe
f
lirw
were
genrrahconveners
and
M'"'"1'
.""I
1'ureJi.i.p.
in
charge,
of
the
various
""'in
,work
in
tables
were:
Raffles
and
novelties,
-
Mrs.
Waller
Shaw
and
Mrs.
Whatman,
j
Plain
and
fancy
sewing
Mrs.1
D.
Wilton.,
Home
cooking-
Mrs.
Goodsal
and
Mrs.
Yates.
Candy
Mrs.
McLean
and
Mrs.
Piper.
Tea
and
supper
tables
Mrs.
George
Leek.
Cashier
(Mrs.
W.
O.
Oakley.
Results
of
Raffles
Tbe
rafries
resulted
as
follow.:
Half
n
tor)
nf
coal,
won
by
Florence
Smith.
Iliscuit
Jar,
won
by
Mrs.
Waller
Shaw.
Sweater,
won
by
Mrs.
John
Manson.
Centrepiece,
won
by
Mrs.
Christiansen.
Slippers
won
by
Mrs.
S.
Itelth.
Basket,
won
by
Mrs.
W.
H.
Vickers.
Jewel
case,
won
by
Mrs.
J.
Manson.
Doll,
won
by
Mrs.
J.
Howe.
THE
FAIR
IDEA
"I
think,
Oeorge,"
said
Mrs.
Jones
to
her
husband,
"I'll
ask
Ihe
new
people
next
door
to
have
linner
with
us
tonight.
'Why?"
asked
the
husband.
"Well,
the
butcher
left
their
meat
here
by
mUtake,
and
it
seems
only
fair."
oui
oy
me
enurcii
The
pictures
will
be
shown
again
'might
at
the
Ila(itist
("lunch
Corner
Club.
VICTORIA
MAGISTRATE
HEARD
EVIDENCE
IN
THE
CHINOOK
JARGON
VJCTOlUA,
Nov.
3.
The
Chinook
jargon
was
very
much
hi
evidence
Ihe
other
'lay
here
in
the
police
court.
Two
Indians,
James
Albert
and
.Vary
Marshall
were
chargeil
with
being
drunk,
but
in
spile
of
their
Kngllsb
names
they
j
professed
,
not
've'rseTn
Kriglfsft,
to
to
be
able
to
con-
Magislrate
Jay
at
once
began
to
question
them
in
Chinook,
and
ended
by
assessing
Ihem
len
dollars
each.
They
paid.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Tuesday,
November
4
High
......
7:19
a.m.
18.0
19
:U
p.m.
17,
Low
0:50
a.m.
C.C
13:32
pm.,
9.0
'
Wednesday,
November
5
High
8:58
a.m.
18.5
21:00
p.m.
17.7
Low
2:09
a.m.
lt:52
p.m.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
ft
of
Christian
burial
wns
aecorded
a
few
days
ago
in
Vancouver
to
(lie
lirug-ruvaged
remains,
of
a
on
re
beautiful
woman
whose
life
The
organization
for
the
lalt-f.
-"-ianU
death
constitute
a
mute
ap
ing
of
the
clams
is
now
in
oper-
,n
u,p
oiumarj
wa,
inn
marge)
f(,r
IlHy
,,
(re,nen,olJ
alion
and
fhix
week
it
is
e-"a,,
"-i-
i'""',
"""-Mndiclment
of
the
drug
traffic,
cted
will
see
operation
in
full
"ul
any
'"""amy
ecepi
mat
at.
saV!t
NnH
f
t.,j
uon
in
the
Van
.
i
rr
i
it
it
inpiiwini
n
a
nnri
nvmnnti
swing
as
far
as
the
winter
clam
"
"
v..r.
......
lintl
n'!)D
rvin.f
canning
business
is
concerned.
Itolh
Indians
and
whites
are
en-
'
;
'
"
gaged
in
getting
the
clams
willij
pirTTIDwC
ftp
flRIFNT
lie
mosi
so
lar
ruining
ju
iiiuii
I
iiimla
s
Island.
I
nAIIfiHTFRS
nF
FNP.I
ANf)
BAZAAR
SUCCESSFUL!
Many
Ladles
Patronized
Affair
In
Mclntyre
Block
Saturday
Afternoon
Winners
of
Raffles
The
annual
bazaar
held
by
the
Daughters
of
Kngland
Saturday,
DISPLAYED
IN
CHURCH
Full
Congregation
Attracted
by
Special
Feature
at
Methodist
Church
Last
Evening
There
vas
a
full
congregation
at
the
Methodist
Church
night
when
the
service
took
form
of
on
exhibition
couver
Star.
The
circumstances
surround-
'ing
the.
death
and
burial
of
Paula
AleCabe,
former
wife
nf
a
United
States
senator,
and
one
nf
the
best
known
denizens
nf
Vancouver's
underworld,
nre
unfortunately
similar
to
those
which
surround
the
end
of
imny
oilier
addicts.
Only
35
years
of
age.
blonde,
and
once
very
prepossessing,
she
possessed
until
near
i
i
.
i
it...
.
in..
Iiml'v
aiinieme
iwrsomiui)
t0
and
ability
which,
had
she
-I
I
never
given
way
to
drugs,
in
all
i
-i
in...
......ti
i
i
i
lantern
pictures
taken
by
Hev.'i'nMiuimiiy
wo.u.i
imv
.-..snnn
Frank
Langford
of
Toronto,
head',,pr
a
"."PI'X
"''
accomplished
or
the
Sunday
School
department
"fr
n'"1
a
er'
different,
end.
Vrinrnnon
In
ll
Mrlntvre
Tlloek
f
Methodist
Church,
Oil
his,
""
a,,'
s""
"
w"
ariernoon
in
the
o
Mclntyre
Block
lie
help
or.
others,
to
give
up
the
world's
Sundav
-c
n
,nP
i
'
"'
i
u
proved
a
very
successrul
affair,
t
,(.rril,,e
fiai.
s.
whioi,
tia.l
niaile
her
me
weather
being
most
aus-,
Jf;
;
'jto
S"!?":
Korea8
and
Lnl'
a,,J
-h
attempt
she
succumbed
to
Ihe
temptation.
The
Native
a
special
interest
in
her
cuse,
and
pecialized
onln"re
",nn
,,n',
"
w'l
aPPar-
inir
carried
''""y-
comiueteiy
cureu.
the
Orient.
a"or
"
Toap
hlrange
as
it
may
seem
lo
those
unacquainted
with
Ihe
underworld,
tiite
was
even
when
she
had
sunk
lo
the
lowest
depths,
ttossessed
of
some
of
the
finer
qualities
which
must
have
mark
ed
her
in
her
youth.
For
instance
she
would
never
give
drugs
lo
young
boys
or
girls.
Knowing
through
what
hell
she
had
pass
ii
herself,
she
was
determined
I
hat
Ihev.
at
least,
should
not
start
on
a
similar
path
through
her
inslrumntalily.
Wvernl
times
during
her
peri
ods
of
partial
recovery
from
the
hold
which
the
habit
had
upon
her.
she
attended
.
meetings
of
UiQgfr
'hrt
;wWc
etmeavnring
lo
aid
her
and
those
in
similar
plight
and
exhibited
her
arms
and
legs
to
show
the
innumerable
marks
which
Ihe
needle
had
left
upon
her.
in
order
that
these
girls
might
realize
the
havoc
which
the.
habit
had
wrought.
Only
those
who
knew
her
well
were
aware
of
the
effort
which,
despite
her
loss
of
self-respect,
these
exhibitions
caused
her.
Husband
Was
Loyal
A
rather
singular
feature
of
her
case
was
that,
unlike
many
women
of
the
underworld,
who
use
large
quantities
of
dope
and
earn
the
money
to
pay
for
it
on
Ihe
streets,
she
was
not
forced
to
do
Ibis,
because
her
husband,
n
logger
up
the
coast,
whose
attachment
for
her
throughout
is
ritish
Gmsols
Cigarettes
cfaTtaticn,
nm
4
2Qf2r25'
"
ln
attractive
tins
of
SO
and
100
I.tlST.
Crank
for
lleo
ear,
Thursduy,
along
Sermul
or
Third
Avem'i.
I'iioIit
ideann
return
to
Rupert
Taldi-
Supply
Co.
on
LOST.
Ladies'
Head
Jiag
on
Thursday
afternoon
belwwitn
further
end
of
Alllu
Ave.
and
1'rinee
Itupert
Hotel.
Finder
please
notify
Daily
New.
WANTBD
FOH
J'limibing
and
Keating,
Phone
Itlue
518.
If
FOR
RENT
FOU
IlKNT.
Four
livin
room.
one
suitable
for
business,
or
Office,
yrouud
floor;
$25.00:
Aluo
Clapp
flat.
Wenlenhaver
llros.
FIVF.
Room
flnt
for
rent,
on
Second
Avenue;
modem.
Apply
Joe
(iaron,
lluperl
llakery.
.
If
WINTKIl
UAItlWHl
for
small
boats.
Caretaker
in
attendance.
Appljr
Northern
V.-eliange.
If
FOU
HUNT
Pour
room,
modern.
healed
apartments.
Apply
Smith
&
Malle.lt,
Ltd.
tf
one
of
the
redeeming
features
of
Ihe
case,
provided
it
for
her.
lie
himself
has
taken
to
drugs
more
than
once,
but
is
maJcing
a
big
fight
to
overruiiue
the
habit.
Once
well
dressed,
she
wenl
in
to
a
druit
store
In
the
Wet
P.nd
and
asked
if
shq
might
go
into
an
inner
room
where
she
knew
the
drus:
and
needles
were
kept,
in
order
that
she
might
fix
up
her
elolhes
.
She
sized
tip
the
situation
and
shortly
aflerwnrds
thai
store
was
robbed
of
drugs
and
needles.
She
did
the
same
thing
in
a
Shaughnessy
drug
store,
llllintately
the
place
she
1
1
veil
at
in
Siiulh
Vancouver
whs
raided
and
a
collect
ion
of
empty
drug
hollies
was
found.
She
had.
as
she
often
did,
divided
up
the
spoil
wilh
other
drug
addicts,
for
she
was
very
generous
and
popular
wilh
"oilier
unfortunates.
She
was
an
accomplished
pianist
nnd
Could
speak
evernl
languages
fluently.
Most
Pathetic
Feature
Her
popularity
was
palhrll-
eally
apparent
when,
nl
the
iast
scene
of
all,
she
lay
in
the
plain
coffin
In
the
qulel
undertaking
parlors
whither
her
remains
bad
been
conveyed
from
Ihe
flcncrnl
Hospital
where
she
passed
nway
n
week
ago.
Three
well
known
Vancouver
women
who
are
deep
ly
interesled
in
Ihe
drug
question
Mrs.
J.
7..
Hall.
Mrs.
K.
II.
Tomer
and
Mrs.
James
O'llrlen
were
among
the
mourners.
As
Ihey
'al
there,
many
nf
the
under
world,
including
several
negroes
entered
in
ones
and
twos
to
pay
a
last
Irlule
to
the
memory
of
their
friend.
The
most
pathetic
feature
nf
thai
last
scene
was
the
presence
of
the
dead
woman's
daughter,
n
beautiful
girl
of
i8,
who
lun
trnvelled
from
Ihe
United
Slates
for
the
funeral.
-v
The
object
of
making
public
tins,
one
or
many
stories
which
could
be
lold
nf
the
Vancouver
;
underworld,
Is
to
arouse
again
i
the
public
In
this
the
most
lerri
hie
evil.
tune
ScsviCS.
I
Mi
Oeorge
RusseH,
foreman
of
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News'lypo
Igraphical
department,
who
has
'been
laking
a
holiday
In
Ihe
Old
Country,
writes
lo
sny
he
expects
lo
be
here
about
the
middle
of
December.
hImI
Cell
tlfklt
r'i
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
2
CENTS
PER
WOKD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Adrrtl.menl
Token
for
Le
lhn
BOc
LOST
FOU
ni'AL
HOMI-.
MA
lUlF.AD.,
Cakes
and
Pastry,
leave
your!
'
order
at
913
Ambrose
Aveniu'.
Phone
ltluo
ft
3.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
IIOAItli
and.
(loom
al
the
Inlander
centrully
located,
one
half
block
from
Pott
Oniee.
H30
Second
Avcn.
Phone
137.
'.f
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALJ-5
Rooming
llouee,
fur-ulslied;
and
store
premises
Apply
929
Ambrose
Avenue.
FOR
SALH.
-'-
Monarch
range.!
bedroom
suites,
AimiiKli-r,
carpet
square
and
sundry
other
articles.
Phoius
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BOAT
REPAIRS
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cloae
reason
will
soon
be
hare.
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can
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your
boats
overhauled,
I.
contract
or
day
work,
ul
a
moderate
price.
We
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anythinir
up
lo
200
Inns.
Marine
ways
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or
write
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llroe:,
boat
build'
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Vanctuver.
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GOODYEAR
BALLOON
TIRES
Fift
all'
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Ford
Tires,
$8.50
to
$16.00
Fit
Goodyear
Tires
and
Avoid
the
Shocks
MODERN
WRECKING
EQUIPMENT
Day
and
Night
Service.
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52.
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GARAGE
CHIROPRACTOR
R.
E.
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(iraduate
of
the
National
College
of
Uhiropraotic,
Chicago,
Smith
Block
Room
15.
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to
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12;
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afternoons
and
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appointment.
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FURNITURE.
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and
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Furni
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Store.
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Sell
and
Hx
change
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610
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us
when
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desire
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article.
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