thi
dailt
iirvvn.
Tuesday
MMy
f,
,
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
anut
Money
II
I
ill
snr.N
.
II
I
om:
run
vm,
I
II
too
xoo
er.
r.
wruuuf
wruuuf
kiko
to
Caoot
Orders
XrjT'.
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'
WrJ
A
CO
SvTR
TMCRC
roK
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Currant
Rctea
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticket.?,
Hates
and
'
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriter.
"
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Hut
any
length.
HyrJeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
S80.
Night
or
Day.
WC
BUY
BOTTLES.
Agent
for
Society
Brand
Clothes
Now
showing
Spring
Patterns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
-
Second
Avenue
Seeds
Seeds
Just
arrived,
our
stock
of
Oarden
and
Field
Seeds,
Onion
Sets
and
Fertilizer.
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies
Our
famous
Kdson
Coal
In
any
quantities
Phone
58.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Geo.
Papadopulis'
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
STORE
We
buy.
aell
and
exchange
all
kinds
of
new
and
secondhand
goods.
839
Third
Avenue.
Phone
646.
P.O.
Box
92
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
to
the
home.
Phone
Black
218'.
P.O.
Box
895.
NOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Rates
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
669.
Dr.LSTAIT
DENTIST.
Helaerton
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Office
Hours,
9
te
t.
Phone
.
Open
Evenlnga.
Only
Per
Ipeclal
Appointment.
f
HANffi
TIMF
CONSTANT
HEADACHES
viuuiuu
aaiiaju
CLOSING
STORE
In
onler
l
better
keep
Willi
Me
increase
Duniif
ar-
ivrrlising
campaign
recently
jadopled,
the
Universal
Trading
lOinipauy,
under
the
direel
management
if
J.
C.
Oavigan,
will
hereafler
close
at
5,30
each
een.
in?
opening
at
H..TO
in
the
jinornins-
instead
of
closing
at
d
ip.m.
and
opening
at
U
a.m.
The
half
hour
change
in
opening
ami
(closing
tinv
has
been
found
necessary'
in
order
Ilia!
the
clerks
can
heller
prepare
the
arrangement
of
advertised
specials
in
Iheir
respective
departments.
Itealizing
thai
money
in
mer
chandising
is
made
on
volume
of
turnover
and
mil
nn.
volume
of
holdover,
the
business
policy
of
Ihe
Universal
Trading
(Jo.
will,
in
future,
he
an
aggressive
one.
Mr.
Oavigan,
who
is
now
person
ally
directing
the
dry
goods
end
or
ilieitiisincss,
siaies
Mat
lie
is
particularly
pleased
with
Ihe
results
of
his
new
sales
campaign
and
see
no
reaon
why
the
turn
over
of
the
Universal
Trading
Co.
jshould
not
he
trebled
during
the
;present
year.
EDMONTON
PAPIR
IN
FAYOR
OF
CONFERENCE
AS
OLIVER
SUGGESTS
Would.
Have
all
Interested
Peace
River
-Railway
Get
Together
and
Evolve
Plan
In
Premier'
Oliver
of
Mrilish
Col
umbia
in
pasin?
through
Kd-nionlon
on
Tuesday
gave
an
interview
with
respect
lo
his
recent
visit
to
Ottawa
says-lhe
Edmonton
Journal.
He-had
investi
gated,
he
said,
(he
possibilities
of
an
outlet
being
provided
lo
Ihe
Pacific
from
Peace
Itiver
ami
had
come
lo
the
conclusion
Dial
there
was
no
likelihood
of
Ihe
llrule
line
being
hull!
this
year.
Having
satisfied
himself
on
that
point,
he
had
suggested
a
con
ference
between
the
federal;
the
!.('.
and
the
Alberta
governments
and
Ihe
two
transcontinental
railways
with
a
view
of
deter
mining
the
most
feasible
and
economical
policy
In
!
followed
iii
giving
Hie
facilities
westward
of
which
the'nf
people
of
the
Peace
Hiver
stand
so
much
in
need.
This
is
what
Ihr
Journal
sug
gested
over
a
month
ago.
Something
must
be
done
to
solve
the
problem
at
the
earliest
possible
moment
and
it
should
be
possible
in
arrive
at
a
solution
by
Iho
method
proposed.
Mr.
Oliver
was
reported
to
have
slated
In
Ottawa
that
Ihe
CP.
II.
had
decided
not
lo
take
up
its
option
on
Ihe
H.ll.
Si
lt,(J,
a
year
from
nexl
July.
Ho
denies
that
he
used
any
such
language
mid
adds
Hint
he
war
informed
by
President
Iteall?
it
head
jmoTeal
pace
had.
li
hard
la
Itul
arhe
and
f
lTff
mrtnlii
that
his
company
has
reached
no
decision.
The
head
of
the
ft.P.11
did
not
inlinmate
what
its
rotirst
was
likely
to
le
but
favored
the
calling
of
Ihe
conference.
j
Greenfield
Agrees
Premier
ISreen
field
is
alsoi
favorable
and
it
is
to
be
assumed)
(hat
the
federal
government
ainl)
Ihe
ti.N.tt.
president
would
be
j
Blail
lo
liavoucti
a
gathering
called,
as
i
would
help
Ibem
in
reaching
a
decision
as
to
(he
course
which
they
should
pursue.
So
no
lime
should
be
os
in
mak
ing
arrangements
for
it.
This
newspaper
has
been
convinced
from
the
first
that
Ihe
best
solution
lay
in
having
the
CP.K.
lake
over
I
lie
r..n,
&
H.u
anil
eiicml
il
to
Ihe
Pacific.
Jlul
if
that
corporation
is
not
prepared
lo
do
ibis,
it
should
not
stand
in
Ihe
way
of
Ihe
C.X.H.
giving
the
relief,
which
is
so
urgent,
by
assuming
control
of
the
provincial
railway
and
building
to
a
main
line
by
one
of
the
routes
which
il
has
in
mind.
The
conferences!
between
the
railways
and
the
governments
concerned
should
dear
up
the
situation
and
b-;id
In
definite
action.
LABOR
TROUBLES
IN
CANNERIES
OF
ALASKA
LIKELY
ELIMINATED
SKATTLK.
May
5.
Labor
trouble
will
be
largely
absent
in
Alaska
canneries
this
summer,
il
is
predicted
by
Dr.
K.
D.
Clark,
acting
secretary
of
Ihe
Associa
tion
of
Pacific
Fisheries.
Conditions
which
caused
-previous
disturbances
at
the
canneries
will
be
eliminated
this
year
by
an
agreement
signed
!y
sixty
com-nanies
which
.Mutilates
(hat
the
lraiisporlalionjm,.m)(,rs
jv
Iip
(o
schedule
regulations
governing
Ihe
amount
and
kind
of
food
lo
be
served,
and
which
also
require
l.nll.l.
V-mIIoH,...
.,.,.
--.I
l.l..!,'
and
in
the
canneries,
(iambling
is
also
forbidden
and
extra
precautions"
are
lo
be
taken
lo
pre
vent
the
sale
of
narcotics
among
Ihe
employes.
Another
stipulation
js
(bat
the
employees
must
have
at
least
575
lo
Iheir
credit
when
they
end
Ihe
season's
work.
COYOTE
AND
RABBIT
Travellers
on
Ihe
road
lo
Telk-
MACDONALD'S
Rite
Cut
For
those
Smokers
who
like
their
tobacco.
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
Qiw4i
jjf
pain
all
tt
tiiue.jOn
and
In
nine
rates
out
uf
Imi
tbe
perllent!nnddle,
Universal
Trading
Co.
Will
Open
beadartie
are
due
to
deranrrmentj
S.30
and
Close
at
5.30
of
fi.
w
uei.
ifKKMiDledlr
the
rise
iuul
before
praunrnt
relief
way
be
Bardork
Blond
Bitten
remores
Icrujng
fron
Hie
new
sale
policy
i'
'
"
rt,
"
land
the
increased
new-sp3ier
adll
the
n
every
organ
at
the
botj
and
Mrenrthent,
purifies
and
reroutes
hle
system.
Nn.
reler
Carran,
7
fcorrtsno
St,"
Srdnejr.
JIJ
rttec
"
have
lieen
troubled
for
Ihe
last
fir
years
with
mntant
headarhes
and
diuineo.
After
tryln
several
rrmdie.
sblrtl
I
fnaiml
to
be
of
no
a'rall,
BuroVwk
Ithmd
Bluer
mas
reeMntnended
to
me.
BJI.B.
did
Die
a
world
of
rnnd.
and
rannot
praise
thli
reamljr
nemih."
Manufattured
only
by
The
T.
Minurn
Co
Limited.
Toronto.
Ont.
Yzb.
tinoO
jwa
mi
Sunday
evening
witnessed
;in
unusual-
Micrhl
when
a
rabbit
Anil
IJI..INrAN
a
M-rniriiiiijt
i
in-
dust
ir
'the
road
with
h
coyote
in
full
strturtle
alonr
IU
a
P'"""".
The
rabhil
kepi
right
toward
and
passed
the
aulo
while
Ihe
covoie
raiue
within
a
few
feel
lfur.
jumping
f.no
on-
side
of
ihr
road,
where
It
viewed
with
resentment
the
Ford
which
had
cnt
him
his
supper.
Interior
News.
LUMBER
TENDERS
Tenders
for
lumber
to
be
used
for
Ihe
sidewalk
on
Fiflh
Avenue
Kal
were
opened
4y
Ihe
elly
eotinefl
Inst
'night
and
referred
(n
Ihe
Hoard
of
Works.
The
bids
were
follows:
O.
W.
Nickerson
A
C.
cedar.
?2'J
and
?7
per
thousand.
lieorge
Little
iv.lsu.
0.50;
hemlock.
fUrt.riO.
Ilig
Hay
Lumber
!.
cedar,
C.
Albert
A
Meilam
ry
hemlork.
iH
cedar.
.'C
T.u
IN
FIRST
GAME
Sons
of
England
Won
Season's
Football
Opener
by
Score
of
Two
to
One
Last
Night
A
large
crow,
watt
lied
Ihe
Sons
of
Kngland
defeat
ihe
Callies
by
a
score
of
two
lo
one
in
(be
opening
game
if
ihe
city
football
championship
series
for
the
Mob-
l-y
Cup
las
iiighl.
The
gate
was
bigger
than
was.,
reworded
at
any
Association
game
during
11)23.
The
team,
took
the
field
as
follows:
Sons,
of
F-ngland
I..
Pollerlon;
A.
Lane
and
II.
M.
D.
Lltiube;
p.
Cameron,
O.
KcJsey
and
II.
5.
Hum;
(ieorge
Kill,
jr.,
Oeorge
Howe,
it.
p.
Tinker,
(!.
Harvey
and
A.
J.
II.
Wool
Ion.
Callies-
-A.
Murray;
11.
Hamil
ton
and
D.
lack;
J.
Sims.
O.
Oiehrane,
and
D.
Main;
W.
Hamilton.
W.
Mitchell,
,
O.
K.
Ijird,
S.
Klder
and
J.
Andrews.
(!.
S.
Itussell
refereed
(Hid
Ihe
linesmen
were
A.
Clappertou
and
.1.
Marks.
Playing
downhill
in
Ihe
first
half,
the
Calliivs
opened
Ihe
scor
ing
about
10
minutes
after
the
start
.when
Lord
euccessfully
negotiated
a
short
direct
shot,
In
Ihe
second
half,
about
evcn
minutes
after
the
opening,
the
Sons
equalized
when
Oeorge
Howe
convened
a
corner.
Ten
minutes
or
so
before
Ihe
close
Ihe
Sons
got
iheir
winning
goal
when
II.
Hamilton
put
Ihe
sphere
ships'llirough
the
Callies
own
goal.
I
here
was
little
llal
was
bril
liant
about
Hie
exhibition
but
il
should
be.
taken
into
account
that
il
was
Hip
first
game
of
the
season.
F.ffcclive
work
was
rare,
combination
was
poor
and
the
finishing
was
loose.
The
Callies
were
given
best
service
by
Iheir
lefl
wing
consisting
of
Klder
and
Andrews.
Lord
at
ceiil'e
and
Jack
at
back.
Andrew's
was
injured
midway
(hnmrli
the
first
half
hut
he
pliiekiA
stayed
with
Hie
mHSRVlSJUUI
M2
gfl
la
,
.
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
2
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
AdrtUmnt
Taken
for
L.a
them
fJOe
WANTED
TKNDKItS
WANTF.II
for
the
work
only
in
connection
with
Ihe
staining
of
the
roof
of
theSal
I'.ove
school.
Tenders
rinse
at
five
o'clork
Friday
nexl.
W.
I.
Vanee,
Secretary.
lO'J
WANTHIi.
Furniture
of
every
description.
Highest
prices
paid.
Prince
(lupert
F,xchange,
Auctioneers.
Phone
652.
FOR
RENT
FOIl
HUNT.
Furnished
house
keeping
rooms.
(10
Sixth
Ave.
Knst.
phone
Itlue
JI7.
If
FOIl
HK.VT
Four
room,
modern,
healed
aKirlmenls.
Apply
Smith
A
MtilMt.
Ltd.
If
OFFICK
FOIl
HKNT.
with
modern
living
quarters.
Westeuhaver
llms
f
FOIl
IIRNT.
Palmer
House
for
cheap
rales
and
home
comforts,
tf
TO
HKXT-
lloom
for
rent.
Phone
Itlue
C02.
10'J
MISCELLANEOUS
WAINWIUfillT
Alberta,
OIL-
FIF.LDS.
Wrile
for
free
booklet
containing
authentic
in-formation
on
this
wonderful
oilfield.
Haslelt.
ISO
Seymour
Street,
Vancouver.
H.C.
116
game
although
his
work
thereafter
wit,
of
course,
not
so
ef
fective.
The
Kiisllsb
half
backs
(Jameron,
(J.
KeUey
and
llurn
showed
up
well,
P.
Cameron
being
the
uiosl
consistently
ef-
fellve
player.
J
Sport
Chat
j
Nothing
iefinite
in
regard
to
the
yt
Imseball
program
for
Prince
llupect
was
deenieil
upon
ul
Ihe
annual
Hireling
of
lie
As
sociation
held
a
cotide
of
weeks
ago
but
tonight
another
meeting
of
players
and
fans
Is
to
lie
rail
ed
and
II
Is
hoped
(hat
the
at
tendance
will
be
large.
Anyone
interested
in
the
game
will
be
welcome
and
suggestions
from
all
are
solicited.
There
is
a
move
on
font
lo
change
several
details
of
the
system
thai
has
been
In
vogue
in
past
years
and
a
better
distribution
of
players
is
planned.
II
seems
that
there
should
be
material
here
for
a
very
interest
ing
league
competition
if
il
l
properly
lined
up.
An
attempt
is
being
niaitu
)i
bring'
lacrosse
back
in
Prince
Oeorge
this
year.
It
Is
proposed
at
Ihe
start
lo
gel
together
two
teams
and
from
Ihe
best
of
the
two
aggregations
lo
selecl
one
which
will
represent
the
city.
The
first
practice,
was
held
last
Sunday.
A
number
of
good
matches
with
I
lie
(Juesnel
lentil
is
atiliclpaleil.
At
the
present
lime
Hie
(Juesnel
players
are.
the
holders
of
the
interior
lacrosse
honors
but
il
is
the
aim
lo
bring
llieui
back
lo
prince
(Ieorge
this
year.
.1.
C.
Pidgeon
has
again
been
appointed
by
Ihe
Priori
I
Ieorge
Alhlelle
Association
lo
lake
charge,
of
baseball
orgnulni
lion
there
Ihisear.
He
will
In
assisted
by
).
D.
McLeod
mid
.
II,
Tafl.
There
will
be
al
least
two
teams
in
the
league
contest
drawn
fnuuilit'
various
orgaui-zallons.
The
Prince
(Ieorge
'Athletic
Association
Is
planning
I'j
give
the
children
of
Hie
city
n
picnic,
at
SIx.Mlln
Lakp
on'
May
SI.
FOR
SALE
I
BEAUTY
PARLOR.
FOIl
SAI.K.
Five
roomed
house1
Complete
up.-..
,(
on
Second
Avenue.
Ilullding
on
;
Parlor.
Hobbmg
a
v
-r
"iv
wimri
usru
n
iiainiressiog.
unii
i.-n:
a
news
stand.
Nine
I
it-acre
up.
Skin
and
s
4
;
f
Art,
mis,
one
i
-acre
loi
ai
lerrace.
V
olel
lliiv.
Pn.
.
o,
.
Prince
(ieorge,
lots
10
and
II,
block
lit;
lots
10
and
II,
block
116:
lots
2H
and
29.'Deny
Allen
l
o
-
Mock
117;
lot
A,
block
151.
Apply
A.
(I
Llllle.
Second
Ave.
nuo.
95
FOtt
SALIl
Utinch
"Star"
2tx6.
Fonl
engine
converted
lo
marine
service.
Alwater
Kent
ignition.
All
controls
brought
(o
steering
bulkhead.
Kletiric
light
and
searchlight.
A
speedy
boat
at
bargain
price.
Apply
caretaker.
Prince
Ituperl
Vaehl
Club,
or
plume
H.
FOIl
S.l,
I,.-
Sixteen
room
room
ing
house
and
store;
all
fur-nlshed.
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sle.1
liustnenl
with
new
hot
air
furnace.
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17,500.110.
Terms
arranged.
TliU
building
is
right
in
front
or
Ihe
Dry
Dock,
lit!!
Ambrose
Avenue.
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h.p.
Sterling
enslne;
Ilosch
ignition;
complete
to
and
including
eoup
ling.
8750.00.
30
foot
cruiser,
20
h.p.
Just
overhauled.
toilet,
galley.
11,000.
M.
M.
Stephens.
If
FOIl
SALi:.
Ivory
Wicker
Ilabv
Huggy
and
Ivory
Crib,
two-hole
Florence
cooker
with
oven,
fruil
sealers.
Wanted
small
wicker
buggy.
Phone
Itlue
613.
tf
I.OCCINO
OUTFIT
for
ale
and
gasboal
33
feet
long
In
good
condition.
Can
be
seen
al
Ihe
Aeroplane
Ark,
Seal
Cove.
ft
FOIl
BALK.
New
and
used
Machinery,
lioals
and
Kngines.
Northern
Kxchange.
tf
IIKSTAITIANT
for
Sale
or
Uase.
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Hox
175
Daily
News
CIIICKKNS
for
sal
32.
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AND
ROOM
IIOAIII)
and
lloom
at
the
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Post
Olllre,
H.K)
Seeond
Aven.
Phone
137.
If
LOST
LOST.
Ladies
iliauMtid
ring
of
particular
value
lo
owner.
1-10
reward
gladly
paid.
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LOST,
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brown
hool
belween
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and
Dry
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return
to
steamer
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FOUND,
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l.O.IJ.
Owner
car
have
same
at
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News
oftlce
.
by
proving
ownership
and
luitf-
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tor
this
advertisement.
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of
pearls
on
Third
Ave.
near
WrathalTs
store.
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lied
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