PAG1
FOWK.
SEE
THEM
IN
THE
WINDOW.
The
Well
Known
,
CHUM'S
SHOE
For
Children.
Sir.cs
up
In
7.
Usually
priced
at
$3.7
5.
Special
prjee
fur
one
work
$2.95
Sizes
8
In
1
0
Vi
.
Usually
priced'
nl
..75.
Special
price
for
one
week
$3.95
Those
arc
absolutely
First
Hrado
Shoes
and
will
sell
iiiirkly
al
Ihls
price.
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
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Tiekctj,
Rales
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Bread
is
your
best
food.
Kat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
'
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
f
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
warehousing,
and
OisttUmting,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,;
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
71
Fraser
SL
Steam
Heated
Hoi
and
Cold
Water
Rates
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
069.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
HCY
COME
HERE
vvhXt
ove
MEAN
OV
b"TORE
DO'T
VQU
know
f
THE
f?UUEi
?
I
f
....
A.1
MEN'S
BANQUET
GREAT
OCCASION
Over
One
Hundred
Anglicans
Met
at
Festive
Board
and
Heard
Music
and
Speeches
COMMUNITY
SINGING
The
annual
men
s
hanipiel
in
the
Anglican
Church
was
lliis
year
well
up
to
its
usual
standard.
Considerably
over
one
hun.
jtlred
men
sat
down
lo
the
laden
lables
last
night,
presided
ocr
jby
A.
K.
Hazel
l-Jnnes
and
enjoyed
jfi
wonderful
dinner
served
by
the
lladies
of
Hie
church.
Afterwards
Ihey
listened
to
vocal
music
and
addresses
arid
took
nart
them
selves
in
rotrtmunily
singing
led
by
J.
W.
Xicholls.
The
speakers
included
the
chairman,
Archbishop
DuVernel.
Archdeacon
Rix.
Consul
Wake
field,
Principal
Brady
of
the
High
School,
Waller
Hale.
Mayor
New-
Ion
and
H.
F.
Pillion,
Oeorge
Hill.
and
II.
A.
Pliilpoll.
The
Anglican
male
quartette
made
up
of
K.
K.
Fisher,
Max
Collison,
Corporal
BricP.
and
W.
II.
V-arlnel.-
s.incr
fmosl
acceptably,
while
llie
solos
by
J.
W.
Morrison
and
S.'
K,i
Campion
were
received
with
great
enthusiasm
itnd
ca:-li
Avas
recalled
ami
responded
with
-a
sec
ond
song.
The-supper
arrhnrernrtilsnvrrc
in
Hip
hands
off
the
'
Women's""
Auxiliary
and
nothing
was
Ihe
conveners
of
tables
were
Mescjame-
Willell,
Trema.vne,
Bazell-Jones,
Oreer
and
Beau
mont.
Those
who
helned
carrv
nuf
the
work
were
Mcsdamesi
McCoskrie,
I
foil
by".
Cross.
BurfJ
A.
I!.
Wright.-
Virkers,
Hinlon,1
Kvilt.
Philpott.
Cade,.
Orchard
Mackie.
Mills,
A.
K.
CViclmlls.
St.
Ct.
Lee.
linr-iisler.
l'nrkin
.!
I'.
McLennan,
La
Trace.
Woodland
and
Miss
DuVernetr
and
Miss
Klelt.
Mrs.
It.
L.
Mcintosh
was
gcnenil
convener.
Thus.
W.
Heme,
aided
with
Hip
carving.
following
Hie
suoner
was
a
short
series-of
addresses.
Ihe
sub
ject
be.ing
"The
Commonwealth
of
Nations."
The
chairman
an
nounced
that
Britain
1nl
not
need
anyone
In
speak
for
her
so
"Utile
Britannia"
was
sung.
India
Speaking
of
India,
fieorge
Hill
lob:
uf
visiting
that
country.
He
'spoke,
of
Hie
eaijly
history
of
the
nation
where
250.000.(100
people
lived
in
a
troubled
condition
before
Ihe
British
look
conlinl.
Ke"n
today
there
were
000
native
princes,
and
numerous
rclisrioits
iand
sects.
These
made
it
impos
sible
for
Ihe
people
to
unite.
Mr.
Mill
spoke
of
empire
builders
such
ns
Robert
dive
and
Lord
Roberts.
The
country
was
Ihe
scene
of
brilliant
and
daring
exploits
and
also
of
grave
mistakes.
II
was
the
just
government
of
the
British
that
kept
the
country
together.
In
spile
of
the
mistakes
that
had
been
made,
nwini?'
jlargely
to
emirs
of
judgment.
Historians
or
Hie
rulure.
he
felt
sure,
would
give
Ihe'verdict
that
the
Kntpire
had
done
tfs
duty
byj
mum
ami
imilsii
rule
had
been
yctk.
Y
TONGUE
COATED.
BAD
TASTE
IN
MOUTH.
EYES
Mrs.
A.
C.
Iln.un
which
are
wen
Known
lo
all
Hie
younger
generation.
He
mentioned
Ihe
discoverers
and
outstanding
men
and
the
disputes
with
lh
United
Stales.
Speaking
for4
Ihe
rulure,
he
urged
that
while
the
nation
was
only
small,
so
far
,as
population
was
concerned,
and
nail
wonderful
resources,
nil
waste
and
extravagance
should
be
sloppe.il.
Austral
la
and
New
Zealand
3.
C.
Brady
in
an
eloauenl
nd-
dress
spoke
of
Ihe
countries
of
Hie
antipodes.
He
eferred
o
Kiplinfr.
(he
grealesl
Imnerialist
mm
and
living
iiut
poet,
"
"i.,
and
.inn
quoted
iiiinieii
from
tromi1
these
outlying
portions
were
opening
Iheir
arms
lo
receive
sons
and
daughters
of
the
old
Innd.
Lonsr
mlcbl
(lie
Dominion
Join
hands
across
Ihe
seas
with
the
motherland
to
keep
freedom
afloat.
South
Africa
Consul
Wakefield
told
of
(he
BRIER
TH1
DAILY
ftEWa
w
THROW.lT
eVWVV
NIDQN'T
t-VtK-
LE
r
ME
CTC
YOU
CMt-WUH
THAT
TCRRiftLE
r-
r-tm
1
X
'
1
:
i
blacks.
He
&nnl:
(
J
parly
founders
of
South
Africa
,aiul
particularly
of
Ihe
area!
.empire
builder
Cecil
Rhodes.
In
Ihat
country
were
only
I
wo
mil
linUCli
Wllil
ItLLUW
!
"
n
whites
and
eight
million
Liver
Trouble
the
Cause
:
-
-
-
-
ill'
II
I
I
I
K.,
line
ostrich
farms,
he
sheep
am
came
industry.
The
dry
coun
IwriiM:-
-I
bave
lutn
tronMr.1
uii
my
;'"'
was
in
direct
contrast
lo
this
ror
a
n-w
ycir
bavk,
and
was
m
bad
1
l
nut
rwl
ihlc
to
tin
my
work.
invrr
I
had
.wfrc
pains
In
my
tKimarh,
no
(bad
I
rinilil
hardly
(land
t
U-n
at
lline;
iinalod
tirtirnc;
had
lal
in
llw
muutli,
ciipoclally
In
tlw
nioniini;
whlli'S
of
i-yrsi
.llnrnl
with
yellow,
ami
had
a
muddy
and
Mllow
o.mplpxliin.
I
had
rend
a
freat
deal
shout
.Milbiirn's
.
Laxi'Llver
rills
and
derldpd
I
wmild
in-
a
rial,
and
artcr
liklnir
two
nr
thrc
I
found
I
was
greatly
Improved,
and
ran
trulhrully
say
(lint
1
felt
morn
likn
llvlnar
and
ran
now
do
my
own
work
without
any
trouble."
.Mllbuni'a
.aia-l.lvtr
Pills
are
lie
a
vial
at
all
dealers,
or
will
h
matlod
dlrrct
on
receipt
by
Tim
T.
Mllbnni
Co..
unwed,
Toron:o,
Ont.
justified.
Canada
pari
of
B.C
Politically
the
"country
h.vt
been
i.'iil
In
llm
'...H.
r.r
n.
einpire
by
.Ian
Smuls
and
Louis
Hollia,
who
stood
for
freednui
within
Ihe
British
Empire.
Just
ns
I
here
was
iij
Canada.
He
was
nnf
here'
In
sing
Hie
praises
of
llie
llrllish
Kmnirp
hut
lie
sooke
of
Hie
friendly
bonds
that
bound
nie
i.mic.l
Slales
and
C-niada
and
expresed
Ihe
hntie
Ihat
Ihey
Hiiighl
never
be
strained.
Archdeacon
Rlx
Archdeacon
illx
(banked
nil
who
hail
Iielief
On
that
ocrasion
and
told
how
Ihe
church
was
run.
There
was
a
central
niis-
ionary
fund
administered
hv
Hie
I
H.
A.
Phillpotl
traced
the
early
'"'""'"P
r
,,,'
"
Min
ami
steps
itt
Ihe
history
of
Canadal""'
:l)lir""
tftrry
and
all
other
'expenditure
were
paid
out
of
that.
None.
of
IhV
churches
paid
in
as
much
as
Ihey
received
out.
the
balance
coming
froni
missionary
funds
outside.
lie
I
bought
Prince
Rupert
should
be
independent
of,
any
fund
as
II
was
hardly
incumbent
upon
them
lo
receive
charity.
The
church
had
been
unfortunate
in
losing
supporters
through
their
being
moved
away.
The
'church
was
financed
by
open
collections
and
by
an
envelope
collection.
If
they
pot
a
guarantee
of
.V
a
week
Ihey
could
carry
on
and
all
their
obligations.
Be
pay
'
m,.
'i'iii.ai
ttfun.
jf-
him.
He
told
of
the
settlement
rf,min
more
serious,
Ihe
Arch
r.
.
.
f.
-
I
t
.a
of
Sydney
by
convicts,
manv
of
whom
were
innocent
nnlrioU.
Australia
had
risen
lo
her
des
tiny
and
was
today
a
irem
in
Ihe
crown
of
the
British
nation.
New
Zealand
was
a
wonderful
country
and
one
of
the
most
progressive
in
education,
lecls-
lafion
and
humanitarian
move
ments.
She
had
a
population
of
a
a
t
million
.
...
people
and
was
in
a
laiiimie
.similar
lo
B.C.
The
speaker
mentioned
the,
spirit
of
loyalty
lo
the
Kmnire.
as
shown
by
Mm
instantaneous
response
when
war
was
declared.
.Austra
lia
was
98
per
cenl
British
while
New
Zealand
was
U!)
per
cent
British.
There
never
was
a
young
country
so
happy,
peace-
nil
ami
milled
as
New
Zealand.
There
was
a
freedom
from
zov-
ernruenlal
attacks
such
as
had
been
een
here.
The
fiovern-ntenl
was
administered
by
magnanimous
and
great
minds.
While
Ihe
people
enjoyed
domes-
lic
peace
they
had
proved
that
peace
did
not
breed
effeminacy.v
.Mr.
Brady
spoke
of
Ihe
Umpire
as
.or.-
unit
workinir
toward
a
definilp
goal.
They
revered
the
memory
of
the
great,
men
who
nail
gone
rorlh
and
founded
portions
of
the
Kmpire.
Todav
deacon
said
when
anything
was
wrong
with
the
body
Ihey
tried
i
remedy
it
and
aNo
Ihey
culti
vated
their
minds.
.Manv.
how
ever,
did
not
Ihink
of
that
which
lasted
loncer
than
Ihe
body.
Ihe
living
soul.
To
the
Ladles
Waller
T.
flale
in
propositi;:
a
(nasi
to
the
ladies
said
away
Back
in
Ihe
mid-Victorian
era
the
ladies
had
begun
to
agitate
lo
be
freed
front
Ihe
bonds
of
man
domination
and
in
a
mani-esto
clamed
Ihe
right
to
lie
the
"dual
of
men.
This
could
never
be
because
Ihey
were
immeasur
ably
su.oerinr.
They
were
heller
nnic
lo
endure
pain,
lo
bring
up
children
and
lo
manage
a
household.
Mr.
flale
said
a
number
of
bright
things
one
of
wnich
wai
that
Kve
could
not
have
Ihe
measles
in
the
Harden
of
Kden
because
She'd
Adam.
Of
course
I
hi
f
ouhl
only
be,
properly
ap
preciated
by
an
hngjisli
audience.
In
corirltidinir
Mr.
flale
thank
ed
Ihe
Anglican
ladies
for
their
work
nnd
said
no
words
of
hi
could
express
what
the
men
felt.
In
this
Hie
women
showed
their
superiority,
for
who
ever
heard
of
men
alvinir
a
baiuiuel
lo
women
and
wailing
on
(hem.
He
asked
them
lo
drink
lo
Ihe
sweethearts,
mothers
jnd
wives.
Archdeacon
Rlx
rearretled
Ihat
.luil?c
Young
bad
been
unable
to
he
present.
The
iralherintr
clos
ed
Just
before
midnight
with
Ihe
singing
or
"Blesl
be
the
Tie
'hat
Binds,"
nn
r
VOO
LOOK
UtKE
MICE
LiTLEl
LAWC
VOO
DON'T
WAJST
TO
CROW
Uf
WITH
A.O1C1
JVW
-OO
rrlilny,
February
R,
1021.
By
George
McMmu;
I
aw:c)S2
?
JIB
f1
1
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if
FOR
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consisting
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2
Ford
deliveries
with
covered
bodies;
I
Dod?c
enclosed
car
wllh
llaer
shock
ohsorbers.
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estahlithed
three
months
ami
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are
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each
month.
Price
$1100.
100
cash
will
handle.
There
is
enough
business
established
Id"
pay
Ihe
balance.
FOR
SAI.K.
I
Kdlson
Rectifier
for
charging
storage
batteries
from
the
city
light
Hue.
$15
cash.
."fl
on
lerms
at
110
per
month.
Apply
Northern
Kxrhange.
tf
FOR
SAI.K.
Ittiiblinnr
25
x
10
and
mooring
for
20
boats.
This
is
bringing
in
$35
to
f
u
Mr
month.
Will
sell
for
$150
cash
or
lerms.
FOR
SAI.K
Sixteen
room
board
ing
house
and
store,
furnish
ed.
Apply
'J29
Ambrose.
FOR
SAI.K.
hole
Monarch
Range.
Almost
new.
Phone
Black
288.
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at
FOR
RENT
FOR
SAI.K.
Power
bonis
of
every
description
including
dens
ti
re.
trolling
nnd
work
bonis,
at
reasonable
prices.
Apply
X.
M.
McLean,
Cow
Bay.
FOR
HKXT.
Parlor
ilrooiu
room
with
slove,
use
of
phone
and
bath.
110
Knglish
Hill.
Phone.
Blue
101.
31
Modern
four
room
flat
for
rent.
Also
nfllce,
with
modern
living
duarlers.
Weslernhaver
Bros.
if
TO
HKXT.
Three
rooms
and
bath,
harbor
view,
'
Section
fi.
$20.00.
McCalTery
X
Oibhnns,
Ltd.
33
.STEAM
Healed
Flat
for
rent.
Meaner
apartments.
M.
M.
Stephens.
'
LOST
LOST,
One
gold
drop
earring
between,
tSIK
Fifth
Avenue
Kasl
and
hospital1,
Finder
please
reutrn
lo
Daily
Xews
Odlce.
Reward.
tf
FOUND
FOUXD.
Pearl
beads.
'Apply
Daily
Xews
0lice
t-
..
Abe
Lipsin
and
II.
I.ipsln"
of
the
Acme
Importers
were
southbound
passenger
on
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
(his
morning.
The
for
mer
is
going
lo
Denver,
Chicago
and
Montreal
on
a
buying
trip
nnd
the
latter
is
In'
"undergo
special
medical
Irealinenl
at
Denver.
The
Fur
Ma-kel
is
cominx
back
strong.
Sen
mo
first
and
last
Willi
your
calch
you'll
make
more
money.
W.
GOLDBLOOM,
The
Trapper's
Friend,
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
Hoods
Bought,
Sold
Kxcbanired
Foe
the
East
From
Vancouv
Sundays
Wednesdays
BOARD.
BOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
FURS
GOING
UP.
Tail
87
Phono.
(Call
Oeorgs
or
dual)
Ross
Brothers.
Prompt
Service
nnd
Comfort
D-iy
or
Nlshl
Stand:
Boston
Orlll
Third
insua
Fridays
C.P.R.
February
II
To
Vancouver-
To
Anyox,
Alice
Premier-Wednesdays
February
1
1
and
25.
From
Alaska
Points-
February
15
and
20.
or
H.
H.
HEMMINGS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
nnd
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
Black
13ft
and
lied
M2
TAXI
MAIL
SCHEDULE
Mondays,
Wednesdays
anil
frl.
days,
closes
at
5.30
n.m.
From
the
East-
Mondays,
Thursday
and
Sal-urdays,
1.30
p.m.
-P.
M.
apd
25.
Tuesdays,
Mail
closes
at
4
P.M.
Fridays
8.15
A.M.
Saturdays
CP.II.
February
15
and
2
Arm,
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
l
ebruary
13
and
27.
Closes
0.30
p.m.
.
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,
,
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1
1
February
1
1
ami
25,
To
Naas
River
Points
and
Pari
Simpson
I
hursdays
in
p
1
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Naas
"liver
Points
Halurdays
,
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Friday,
February
8
High
3:50
a.m.
20.7
15:51
p.m,
20.1
Low
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5:,
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n.m.
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Saturday,
February
9
HiKli
1:27
n.m.
20.0
ft
10:31
p.m.
8.8
"
'f,w
10:10
a.m.
fl.
22:10
p.m.
5.3
"
Sunday,
February
10
-:08
n.m.
p.3
17:22
p.m.
17.1
''w
M:20
a.m.
fl.o
23:25
p.m.
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Monday,
M
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February
11
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p.m.
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12:15
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Tuesday,
February
12
:H
n.m.
h.0
f.
10:27
p.m.
5.
'
F'nw
0:10
n.m,
8.2
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'3:'I
p.m.
8.1
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SCHEDULE
OF
BASKETBALL
"
February
'
II.-
Colls,
Regt.;
MjpJeJ.cafs,
Kniens;
Teachers.
S.MJ."""-
15.
Adunncs,
Teachers;
High
Sc
hool,
(Irollo;
tUMS
Clls.
IH.
Colts.
Ilfgllf
School;
Teachers.
.Maple
Loafs!
Colls,
Teachers.
"'-
v
k
'
2.
Kniens,
Ad.inncs;
Regl
,
Orollo;
1'eaHiers,
8.0.C
2.V
Orolto,
Cell;
Maple
Leafs,
Adannes;
S.O.IL.
Colts.
March
tx
x
1.
Kalen.
Teachers;
Regl.,
High
Schjiol;
Colls,
Teachers.
trColt,
Itegt.;
Maple
Leafs.
Kalens:
Teocbers.
S.O.C.
8.
Adannes,
Teaefyr;
i
High
School,
Orotlo;
8.0.C.1
Colli.
II
Colts.
High
School
;-Tfach-
ers,
Maple
Leafs;
Colts,
Trcher.
15
Kalens.
Adanaes;
ReuL
Orotlo;
Teachers.
S.OJ1
WHISTLEAlE
Feb.
II
Sous
nf"
Knglands'.
of
0.;
K.
of
p.
vs.
Kiujainose
vs.
I.O.O.F.;
O.W.VA.
vs.
St.
Andrew's.
Feb.
21
Moose
vs.
Sons
iff
Canada!
PI.
Andrew's
vl.
I.O.O.F.;
K.
of
p.
vs.
K.
of
tJtfSens
of
Knplaqd
vs.
Klk.
-
'
Feb.
?H
K.
of
p.
vs.
O.W.V.A.;
-
Mrmse
vs.
F.ik;
Sons
or
Canada
vs.
I.O.O.F.:
St.
Andrew's
vs.
K.
of
C.
i
A.M.
March
(V
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of
P.
v2SP
O
f
.
9.
Sons
of
Knglaml
vsMiiose;
cons
or
i;anail.i
vs.
K.
of
C.
8Uwart,!.March
13
Sons
of
Knglaml
vs.
!
o.w.v.
10
P.M.i
.
.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
pit
I
II
nn
I
P
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Premier
,uiuuiniu
iMnuuit
,f
rrmiiys
..
..v
A.M.
To
Port
Simpson.
Alice
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier
Sundays
7
P.M.
From
Port
Simpson,
Alloa
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier
Tuesdays
A.M.
To
Alaska
Points-
I'-
b.
1
1
.
Feb.
13.
Feb.
15.
vs.
OAV.V.A.
ISSUES
SCHEDULE
S.O.K.
vs.
rL
Andrew".
Orolto
vs.
Klks.
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