Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Tickets
Rates
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
and
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.
Dr.E.S.TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Office
Hours,
9
to
6.
Phone
686.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments,
M.
S.
SING
SPECIAL
DRY
PRESSING
To
July
1.
1
Suit
.
.
.
.
75c
Phone
774.
820
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Hox
88.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Agent
for
Society
Brand
Clothes
Now
showing
Spring
Patterns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
Socond
Avenue
EDSON
COAL
Received
few
cars
of
our
Famous
lidson
Coal.
From
now
on
we
can
supply
the
same
in
any
quantities.
Call
up
58
for
quick
delivery.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
I
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
lo
the
home.
Phone
Black
216.
P.O.
Box
835.
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DAILY
HHWB.
Monilnv
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMaJ
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LOCAL
PEOPLE
'
TOURED
CAMPS
Miss
Laura
Stephens,
Elgood
Stephens,
and
Mr.
Lemicux.
It
was
a
beautiful
afternoon
when
the
little
parly
set
out
for
a
2Mt
hours
run
to
Port
Simpson.
The-
afternoon
breeze
was
at
its
height
and,
af!.or
crossing
the
Metlakatla
liar,
the
good
launch
received
quite
a
tossing
off
Hyan
owners,
Norman
Fraser,
formerly
of
this
city,
is
constantly
producing
a
high
grade
of
ore.
The
several
logging
camps
and
the
mill
are
working
full
blast
and
everything
is
booming.
The
new
suspension
bridge
over
the
Kit-sault
Hiver
has
just
been
com
pleted.
Wednesday
a
rough
journey
lo
Anyox
was
made.
This
was
Mr.
Lernieux's
destination,
so
the-
party
was
then
reduced
to
four
persons.
Hero
were
visited
the
mine,
smeltery
.
concentrator
and
native
fishing
boal
and
towed
in
to
Arrandalo
Cannery.
This
can
nery
in
working
full
blast.
Tlie
next
morning
the
sturdy
boat
was
lowed
to
Hidden
Inlet
Cannery,
Alaska,
where
a
good
imaehine
shop
is
situated.
.
Re-
M.
M.
Stephens
and
Family
Visit-
pairs
were
here
made
but
as
the
ed
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
Other
Points
STOPPED
AT
CANNERY
M.
M.
Stephens
returned
on
Sal
unlay
from
a
very
enjoyable
two
weeks
tour
of
Northern
H.C.
waters
in
his
pleasure
cruiser
Vera
S.
Fry.
Mr.
Stephens
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Stephens,
customs
officer
was
away,
it
was
necessary
to
delay
the
following
day.
awaiting
his
return.
They
received
fine
treatment
by
the
Americans
during
their
whole
stay
at
this
thriving
cannery.
Seattle
to
Skagway
Leaving
the
following
morning
(Saturday),
the
party
arrived
home
Saturday
afternoon.
Inside
the
harbor
a
smlill
launch,
with
a
party
of
four,
who
are
making
the
extraordinary
journey
from
Seattle
to
Skagway,
was
found
in
a
disabled
condition,
having
broken
a
connecting
rod,
and
was
lowed
safely
to
Cow
Hay.
Although
the
weather
was
not
very
favorable,
the
journey
was
greatly
enjoyed
by
all.
Kveryone
Point.
Off
Slippery
Hock
it
was.reu,ned
with
an
enlightened
im
noticed
that
the
boat
was
taking
pression
of
the
country
to
the
water
around
the
stuffing
box,
north.
.
.
.
:
i
(
nli
aim
ii
was
iiici:sury
iu
jiunqi
uui
the
way
into
Port
Simpson.
At
Port
Simpson
the
Fry
was
beach-!
ed
and
the
stuffing
box
repacked.
As
this
,was
a
good
opportunity,
the
bottom
was
also
painted.
Setting
out
early
.
the
next
morning
the
nine
hours
run
to
Alice
Ann
was
made,
arriving
(here
the
same
afternoon.
A
stop
of
four
days
was
made
in
this
tuyjving
litHc.
town,.
Alice
Arm
Prosperous
The
prosperous
little
Espcr-ansa
Mine,
operated
by
one
of
its
SHOTSMITHERS
Was
Found
by
Constable
Service
In
Shack;
Inquest
Wednesday
Provincial
Constable
Charles
Canning
was
found
shot
dead
in
a
shack
at
Srnit
tiers
on
Friday
afternoon
by
Corporal
Service,
who
js
in
riarge
of
the
provincial
police
station
at
that
point.
Details
of
the
tragic
occurrence
are
not
yet
available
and
the
cor
oner"
s
inquest
has
been
postpon
ed
until
Wednesday.
The
pro
vincial
police
are
making
inves
tigations,
and
inspector
T.
W.
S.
Parsons,
who
will
arrive
from
the
south
this
afternoon,
will
proceed
immediately
to
Smilhers
to
take
charge.
Deceased
was
a
single
man,
aged
30,
and
a
nephew
of
the
late
T.
Dunlop,
who
was
drowned
re
power
house.
Few
"
people
rcalic;c"lly
i"
Uc
Bulkley
Hiver.
.
..
ri'l.
if
1.
.1.1..
'..
the
ureal
extent
and
value
of
these.
There
is
no
scarcity
jf
work
and
everyone
is
looking
for
ward
to
a
prosperous
year.
At
Maple
Bay
After
a
sojourn
of
two
days
the
remaining
party
of
four
made
a
nine
and
one-half
hours
run
lo
Maple
Day.
Sunday
morning
they
moved
up
to
Swamp
point,
where
a
day's
good
fishing
was
enjoyed
Sunday
evening
they
.Journeyed
to
Stewart,
a
run
of
about
3Vi
hours,
arriving
there
in
a
heavy
fog.
A
pleasant
day
was
spent
in
visiting
the
sights
of
both
Stewart
and
Hyder.
Everything
is
booming
in
these
two
places,
and
the
Premier
Mine
is
working
full
swing.
Turned
Homeward
On
Tuesday
the
homeward
Journey
commenced
with
the
9V6
hours
run
to
Dogfish
Day.
The
next
day
it
was
intended
to
complete
the
homjeward
journey
but
Ihey
were
dootnied
to
dis
appointment,
for
clutch
trouble
detained
Ihem.
Drifting
in
1he
rough
water
at
the
mouth
of
the
The
lale
Constable
Canning
was
a
native
of
.County
Antrim,
Ireland,
and
had
only
been
in
Canada
for
the
past
twelve
months
having
been
in
the
pro
vincial
police
service
for
the
past
six
months,
most
of
the
lime
as
a
special
constable.
He
served
in
France
with
the
Imperial
forces
and
suffered
from,
shell
shock
as
a
result.
He
held
the
1914-15
star,
general
service
medal
and
the
victory
medal.
From
1917
to
1918
be
was
assistant
D.A.Q.M.O.
with
headquarters
30th
Division
and
was
appointed
a
Oeneral
Staff
Officer,
third
grade,
in
November,
1918.
INAAS
RIVER
SPEED
BOAT
ARRIVES
IN
PORT
FOR
REPAIRS
Henry
Derby
arrived
in
"
port
yesterday
afternoon
with
his
200
Imrsn
nower
boat
"Naas
River."
Canyon.
The
boat
is
not
leak
ing,
but
-
the
stem
is
rather
badly
broken
and
this
will
be
repaired
here,
Mr.
Derby
was
en
deavoring
to
tie
up
his
boat
in
the
canyon
when
it
got
caught
in
ii
whirlpool
and
was
swept
away.
leaving
its.
owner
hanging
to
the
branches
of
the
tree
to
which
he
was
trying
to
anchor
the
craft.
The
boat
was
then
car
ried
down
(lie
river,
when
the
damage
to
the
stein
occurred.
Mr.
Derby
soon
recovered
the
craft
and
immediately
made
pre
parations
lo
return
to
Prince
Rupert
lo
carry
out
the
neces
sary
repair
work.
Sport
Chat
Si
I
The
following
is
the
outdoor
porl
card
for
the
week:
I'uesday
Callies
vs.
Sons
of
England.
Stuart
Shield
series.
Wednesday
Senior
Lacrosse,
Maple
Leafs
vs.
Kaiens.
Friday
(i.W.V.A.
vs.
S.O.U.
Stuart
Shield
series.
Trap
shooting
at
Park
Avenue.
It
was
learned
on
Saturday
Dial
a
local
football
team
had
been
invited
by
the
Ocean
Falls
Athletic
Club
to
journey
south
and
play
two
games,
aud
also
that
a
baseball
team
will
probably
visit
us
from
the
paper-
town
early
in
August.
This
invitation
from
our
southern
neighbors
is
doubtless
the
outcome
of
the
recent
visit
of
the
Prince
Kuperl
lacrosse
learn
to
Ocean
Falls,
which
visit
was
arranged
by
Hen
Self
and
Harry
Lipselt.
It
is
very
gratifying
lo
sec
(he
local
boys
invited
south
again
and
speaks
volumes
for
I
lie
good
fellowship
existing
between
this
city
ami
the
worthy
paper
makers.
The
local
la
crosse
team
,met
with
a
wonder
ful
measure-
of
hospitality
at
Ocean
Falls
nn
their
recent
visit
and
there
is
not
much
doubt
that
the
paper
boys
will
be
given
a
rousing
reception
when
they
ar-
riv
lo
enjoy
their
baseball
game
with
local
stars.
The
Sons
of
Hngland
foot
hall
team
seem
to
have
been
running
into
hard
luck
lately
by
(be
absence
of
regular
players,
'
Dick
Lambe,
who
always
plays
such
a
consistently
good
game
at
full
back,
has
been
absent
in
the
last
two
matches
which
has
caused
a
re-arrangement
of
the
line-up
and
judging
from
Ihe
results
at
tained
in
the
last
two
matches
it
does
not
appear
to
be
working
out
as
well
as
might
have
been
HXpeiM.
It
is
very
dillicult
for
players,
who
have
been
accustomed
to
playing
in
certain
positions,
to
play
their
regular
game
in
a
new
position.
In
their
last
game
Iho
Sims
could
only
muster
ten
men
and
a
one
back
game
was
the
consequence.
II
takes
all
the
glamor
oil
the
play
when
one
side
is
so
handicapped
and
Ihe
laurel
of
the
winners
do
not
look
so
fresh.
In
the
best
interests
of
the
Stuart
Shield
series,
and
the
game
gen
arally,
it
is
lo
be
hoped
that
Iho
from
'the
Naas
river
district.
Englishmen
will
be
able
to
put
a
after
having
met
with
a
slight
full
team
in
the
field
in
their
Naas.
they
were
picked
up
by
a'mishap
while
in
the
Naas
River
forthcoming
fixture
against
Ihe
r
,
yy
mm.
a
-
I
I
IH
Tm
Kl
iH
Uy'-i
I
girls
are
wearing
bobbed
hair.
More
I
ban
one
girl
wit
h
long
tresses
is
Inking
this
summer
h
course
of
nhysicu)
culture
at
the
University
of
Toronto.
A
number
of
these
maidens
who
arc
evidently
loath
to
part
with
"woman's
crowning
glory"
are
being
instructed
in
advanced
swimming
and
will
receive
life-saving
certificates
at
the
end
of
their
course,
which
lasts
five
weeks.
--
flreal
interest
i
being
taken
in
the
football
game
that
is
lo
be
played
at
Winnipeg
Ibis
evening
between
the
IJ.
C.
and
Manitoba
I
-;.
iiih
that
are
entered
for
the
Omiaiighl
Cup.
This
is
an
elimination
serif
and
the
winner
tonight
will
play
in
the
dual
series.
Saturday"
game
between
tlii'M-
teams
being
a
scoreless
draw
make
today's
mulch
doubly
intM-i"l
i
TOURNAMENT
AT
TENNIS
COURT
Mrs.
S.
P.
McMordle
Was
Win.
ner
of
Ladles'
Singles
Saturday
The
American
tennis
tnurna
men
I
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club,
played
on
Ihe
Acropolis
Hill
courls
on
Saturday
after
noon,
resulted
in
Mrs.
S.
P.
Mc-Mordie
winning
the
ladies'
singles
and
".
11.
Hamilton
and
Eddie
Smith
winning
the
men's
doubles
Owing
to
the
small
attendance
there
was
not
the
keenness
of
play
ihat
might
otherwise
have
been
expected.
Refreshments
were
served
during
the
afternoon
under
the
supervision
of
Miss
Pete
Tremayne.
The
commit
lee
in
charge
of
the
tournnnienl
con
Misled
of
Miss
Pete
Tremayne.
It
Ilartlefl
and
R.
A.
Pre.
RIFLE
SHOOTING
H.
Floyd
Was
High
Man
at
Mc
Nlcholl
Creek
Ranges
Only
seven
members
being
ip
attendance
at
the
shoot
of
the
North
H.C.
Regiment
Rifle
Asso
ciation,
held
on
the
MeNiehnll
Creek
ranges
yesterday
morning
no
spoon
was
awarded.
H.
L.
Armstrong
was
a
visiting
marksman.
The
party
went
across
the
harbor
on
W.
llnrrobin's
launch.
Scores
were
us
follows:
W.
Hrass
.
.
.
.
23
Malcolm
Lamb
.
2i
K.
L.
Armstrong
23
R.
Cameron
23
A.
Squires
.
.
.
.
13
W.
llurrobin
..21
200
r.no
COO
Til.
H.
Floyd
27
30
3087
W.
M.
Hrown
.
.
25
29
20
29
32
21
25
19
27-
30-
Sl
79
2578
2378
10---03
2i
0?
18
&8
FOR
SALE
t
WONDER.
(
WHKT
TIME
THEV
OPEN?
FOR
SALE.
Sixteen
room
room
ing
house
and
store;
all
furnished.
Full
sized
basement
with
new
hot
air
furnace.
Terms
arranged.
This
building
is
right
in
front
of
the
Dry
Doek,
929
Ambrose
Avenue.
If
FOR
SALK.
Waterfront
lots.
one
and
two
acres,
surveyed;
good
anchorage,'
Jap
Inlet.
Porcher
Island.
Apply
llox
I9i
Daily
News
OHlee.
FOir
SALE.
Piano,
in
splendid
condition.
WHI
give
terms.
Apply
Iki.x
19&
Daily
News
"
'
f
ice.
1
09
FOR
SALE.
New
and
used
Machinery.
Uoals
and
Engines.
Northern
Exchange.
If
()R
SALK
or
Lean-,
Royal
Cafe.
FOR
REfiT
OR
Rl'NT.
Two
large
apartments
down
(own
near
Post
Office.
Apply
Stork's
Hardware,
tf
"OR
RKNT.
Three
large
housekeeping
rooms,
furnished
complete.
2I8
Second
Avenue.
IT)
RKNT.
Furnished
house
keeping
suite.
Apply
i
10
Sixth
Ave.
Hast
or
phone
lUue
217.
FOR
RENT.
Palmer
House
for
cheap
rates
and
home
comforts.
Houses
for
rent
nUo.
tf
FOR
RKNT
Four
room,
m6dern.
heated
apartments.
Apply
Smith
&
Mallctt,
Ltd.
tf
Till
IKK
ROOMED
HOUSE
to
rent
on
Summit
Avenue.
Prtone
Red
C23.
170
MODERN
Four
Roomed
Flat
fdr
rent.
Westenhaver
Ilros.
AUCTION
SALES.
Goods
nought,
Sold
or
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINGS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
and
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
Dlack
136
and
lied
42
EXCHANGE
WILL
TRADH
100
acres
farm,
well
improved,
in
Ihe
rain
belt
of
Alberta
for
uu
i
.si
and
thai
is
granted
and
improved
Write
C.
A.
Garvin,
Prince
Oeorge,
H.C.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
liuy,
Sell
and
Kx-
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
839
Third
Ave.
Phono
C40.
TAXI
Taxi
G7
Phone
(Call
Ccorge.
Paul
or
(lust)
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
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