PAGB
FOBK.
SPECIAL
For
A
FEW
DAYS,
ONLY.
Ladles'
or
Growing
Girls'
High
Brown
Boots.
All
sizes,
low
heel,
$6.50
These
are
real
value.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue,
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
thai
Rummer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticket.,
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.
Eat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
(he
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
Express
Baggage
Coal
139
2nd
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Loggers'
Club
Situate
in
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
v
By
George
McMaBuT
'
g
LABORERS'
WAGES
i
EDMONTON
49
CENTS?
City
Decides
to
Pay
that
Sum
But
Some
Pay
Only
45
cents
an
Hour
i
EDMONTON,
Jan.
25,
The
rain
of
pay
per
hour
for
laborers
leinployrd
by
lite
city
will
be
re-j
(duced
fropi
51c
lo
l'Jc
per
hour,
according
loathe
arrangements
approved
by
council.
This
cut
was
made
In
serve
more,
or
less
as
a
basis
for
the
commission-Jers
la
work
on
in
makjng,
lite
ojner
salary
cuts
all
along
the
line
through
I
he
civic
service,
in
order
In
bring
about
the
total
of
a
five
per
cent
reduction
in
Ihe
r.in
...i.
:
i.
tiii
urun
which
was
rert.m-.
mended
by
Ihe
council
some
lime
ago.
The
commissioners
reporlcd
Mint
negotiations
had
been
rnr-
rieil
on
with
the
different
branches
of
(be
Federation
of
civic
service
employees,
but
Ihey
hail
not
arrived
at
any
satis-:
factory
arrangement
with
res-1
pectlo
the
manner
in
which
Ihe
induction
was
o
be
airplied.
It!
was
as
a
result
of
the
comrj-Js-l
sioners
request
to
council
for
some
definite
instructions
with
respect
to
the
reductions
that
a
resolulion
was
finally
submitted
by
Aid.
Adams
suggesting
a
cut,
in
the
rate
of
pay
for
lalorers.
Largest
Cut
The
discussion
of
Hie
method
of
applying
the
five
per
cent
re
-
dticlion
which
lasted
well
up
lot
midnight
centered
around
the
wages"
of
laborers.
The
rate!
which
had
been
paid
by
Hie
city
was
51c
per
hour
for
experienced
laborer.-,
but
private
concerns
in
the
city,
accordion
lo
commissioner
Yorath,
were
only
paid
15c.
per
hour,
a
difference'
of
about
13
per
cent.
If
the
cut
was
to
be
made
that
.would
be
fair
lo
everyone,
the
Commis
sioner
poinfed
out,
ami.
inasmuch
Ihe
wages
paid
by
private
con-
corn-
was
.be
best
guide
it
was
obvious
that
laborers
should
re-'
echo
Ihe
largest
cul.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
WJIKN
a
Kill
makes
up
with
a
man
with
whiskers
she
may
be
said
lo
be
Jiealin?
about
I
lie.
bush.
v
liNFJIfiY
is
often
a
virtue
hut
it
Is
the
encricliu
neOnle
Hint
are
the
cause
of
most
of'lfic
trouble
in
this,
world.
I.IQIJOIl
is
all
riulil
except
when
people
drink
it.
A
VII.
I,
Alii'',
Is.
a
place
where
everybody
wants,
to
'
know
who
you
meant.
.
AHH
you
lired
of
(he
world.
Then
Ihe
world
is
tired
of
you.
Ileform
yourself
and
cheer
up.
It
may
be
belter
for
you
hern
than
in
Ihe
hereafter.
ONF,
or
the
subjects
on
which
lo
bet
on
how
many
crises.
-
an
n
able
able
debater,
debater,
ami
and
in
in
I
the
he
last
lust
...
,
Veterans'
Associations'
Bovril
Poster
Competition
closes
definitely
MARCH
31st
Each
donation
of
51.20
entitles
to
ticket-folder
containing
16
color
posters,
giving
an
opportunity
of
winning
1st
prize,
about
$55,555.00
or
others
of
the
2,003
prizes,
combined
value,
30,000,
about
$138,888.
Send
Donation
of
$1.20
and
play
tha
fame.
AMrrt
donation
to
any
of
the
follow
In;
..
.1-,
'
.
wanuanont
or
ineir
otanenn
i
Veteraaa'
AuocUtioa
ei
Great
Brttaia.
ZTTt
Park
A,
Montreal.
Greet
War
Veteran.'
Aeeociatlea,
Citieea
Buildlnt,
Ottawa.
Army
and
Nary
Veterana
la
Canada.
121
Biabon
Strati
Montreal.
Imperial
Veteraaa
la
Caaada,
Mala
Street,
Wiaoipef.
Tuberniiaua
Veteraae
Aeeociatlea.
Raeea
47,
CltUan
BuUdiaf,
Ottawa.
I.Jt
"
"'
Im
reached
next
week,
,r
'"
do
not
muni
taking
a
anil
mud,
ttnve
along
quietly
behind
the
other
fellow.
l
o
,r'
lo
-overtake
is
often
dan-
Kerous
and
needs
;t
lot
of
etTorl.
--
"r
I
lie
Ihird
lime
the
;canny
cnts
of
this
city
are
'a"0"'
lo
build
a
church.
Will
''bey
dare
do
it
now
SHE
always
:
falls
For
fashion's
whims;
She'll
bare
her
arms
She'll
bare
her
limbs,
She'll
bare
her
shoulders
Alas,
alackl
The
poor,
dear
girl
Will
hare
her
bak,
SHU,
she
can't
reach
l.ife'.s
honor
role,
'Till,
she
decides
To
bare
her
soul.
MINISTER
OF
HEALTH
rere,e.e
bKlllMi
llUVfcKNMhN
I
Hon.
John
Wheal
ley,
minister
of
Health
in
the
Itrilish
riovern-menl
lias
fur
many
years
been
a
prominent
figure
iti
labor
anil
socialist
movement
in
the
west
of
Scotland.
He
bvfjan
work
in
a
Lanarkshire
coal
pit
al
Ihe
aj;e.
of
II
and
continued
to
follow
that
occupation
until
he
was
22.
He
is
now
cnsnjied
in
business
as
a
publisher.
He
fore
he
was
returned
to
Parliament
for
Shet-lleslon
last
year
he
had
already
considerable
experience
of
public
life.
He
was
elected
lo
Lanark
County
Council
in
1010
as
a
representative
of
the
Slietlleslon
area.
Two
years
laler,
when
the
boundaries
of
lilasyow
were
extended
and
Shellleslon
was
brought
into
'Ihe
city,
he
was
elecli'd
lo
(llasfrow
Corporation,
of
which
he
continued
a
member
unlil
his
elelcion
lo
Parliament
a
year
ago.
Mr.
Whealley
has
lakeu
a
deep
interest
In
problems
of
public
health
and
housing,
He
is
retngnized
by
all
parlies,
as
BRIER
-
TBI
-DAILY
WKWB.
Friday.
Jnimry
2:,,
,0
Parliament
he
made
undeniable
impression
as
a
fluent
and
ef-feolive
speaker.
'BOOTH
TARKINGTON
.
i
STORY
IS
PICTURED
The
Flirt
(o
be
Shown
Mere
To
night
Is
Splendid
Feature
I.Ike
a
moth
irrrrsistihly
drawn
In
the"
'flaming
cntt.llp
so
u-a.n
jnen
drawn
.lo
Cora
Madison:
Just
,n
wee
side
dance
from
those
cov
eyes
and
the
damnce
was
dmi.
Yet
you
couldn't
bUmo
Cora;
it
was
as
natural
for
her
to
flirt
as
it
was
lo
eat,
but,
like
all
her
kind,
there
came
a
time
when
she
.art
to
pay
the
penalty
for
her
In
discretions.
,
Hoolh
Tarkinslon's
story.
"The
Flirt.'
was
one
of
the
most
widely
read
books
in
the
country,
ami
its
entertainment
value
is
greatly
enhanced
by
its
nrescnln.
lion
in
screen
form.
It
was
made
into
a
magnificent
rilm
and
will
be
seen
at
the
Wc-llinlnie
Theatre
tonight.
!
There
are
few
persons
who
.have
not
hail
a
heart-breaking
ex.
jperience
with
a
fliri,
because
the
species
come
in
both,
male
and
female
form,
hence
there
are
few
that
will
Nfuil
lo
understand
Hie
psychology
or
Mr.
Tarkinglon's
story,
and,
if
they
are
not
now
in
Ihe
midst
of
a
similar
experience,
to
thoroughly
enjoy
each
minute
of
the
performance.
Enjoyable
from.
s.l,ari
to
finish,
it
carries
a
lesson
to
Hie
modem
yoniKr
miss
(o
beware
her
step
and
not
become
dissatisfied
wllh
life
just
because
father
can't
pive
excrylhiiifr
l,iat
some
of
;her
friends
have.
Hut
the
lesson
is
so
deflly
handled
that
one
doesn't
realize
it
is
there
until
every
last
fool
oT
film
has
been
run.
The
vein
of
humor
that
runs
through
makes
smiles
and
tears
alternate.
ami
after
all
that
is
the
(est
of
n
sncessfcul
photoplay.
TELKWA
The
fine
weather
still
continues,
although
an
occasional
flurry
of
snow
and
a
little
wind
reminds
one
that
"This
U.
win-Icr."
A
Small
daughter
arrived
at
the
home
of
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Win.
Wallace
on
Sunday
lasl.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Collins
have
bought
the
biingnlow
on
Strawberry
hill
ami
will
move
Into
town
shortly.
e.-
Nets
Swensnn
of
Ihe
'felkwa
l.umlrer
Company
has
completed
his
culling
at
Ihe
mill
al
Tallow,
and
Is
now
running
his
saw
at
the
various
wood
piles
in
lown.
Harry
Wingand
his
son
Cecil
left
for
the
roat
on
Holiday.
.Their
nice
shingle
bungalow
is
'.
l
u
rv
it!
NOW
linnril
iy
mp
I.IIUIIIS.
The
orchestra
held
a
very
j
successful
dance
last
Staurday,
Allhnuglf
Ihe
usual
number
of
'dancers
were
not
present
those
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
a
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Ad-rtlMm.nt
Takon
for
La...
than
50
3
j
WANTED
MOI.EIl
HARIlKIl
COLI.KGH
wants
men
and
women
to
learn
the
Itarhcr
Trade.
Paid
while
learning.
This
is
your
opportunity
to
learn
a
trado
nnd
get
into
steady
employment.
Graduates
earn
from
$I0J)0
lo
$50.00
per
week.
Write
for
freo
catalogue.
50
Hastings
K.
Vancouver.
WANTED,
Maid
for
general
housework.
Apply
Mrs.
A.
K.
Wright,
115
Fifth
Ae.
F..
21
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SAI.F.,
Several
bargain
in
used
delivery
and
passenger
ears.
Including
Sedans.
I'm?
payments.
S.
K.
Parker
Ltd.
FOIl
SAI.F,.
II.P.
Palmer
wild
clutch,
2.-o.oO.
r.
H.P.
Cann.
dian
Imperial
fton.M),
North-.
ern
Exchange.
tf
FOIl
SALE
Sixteen
room
board-
ing
house
and
store,
furnished.
Apply
929
Ambrn.e
Ave-nue.
FOIl
SALE.
Slcel
range,
nearly
new.
I'liniie
Hed
023.
t
zl
PIANO
for.
Sale,
Cheap,
('bono
Heir
5in
"
2
FOR
REKT
STEAM
Healed
Flat
for
rent.
Besner
a-partments.
M.
M.
Stephens.
Fl'ltNISIIED
Cabin
for
Ileal.
Sunimil
Avenue.
Phone
Hed
23.
21
BOARD.
BOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tl
who
were
lyid
a
ginul
lime.
The
SI.
Stephen's
W.A.
held
their
semi-monthly
meeting
at
Ihe
home
of
Mrs.
Ilrah
Hoops
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
The
dairy
farmers
around
I'elkwa
iire
interested
in
I
ho
fact
thai
I
here
may
soon
be
a
pasleiirii:iiig
plant
in
operation
here.
This
will
mean
a
great
thing,
as
then
fresh-milk
might
tie
sold
in
tpiaiitities
and
a
belter
and
quicker
return
imule
for
Ihe
farmer.
'
-
-
Although
Ihey
had
very
lillle
practice
the
Telkwa
Terriers
pul
uji
a
fine
game
of
hockey
wilh
Ihe
Hinilliers'
team
on
Sunday.
The
play
was
quick
and
snappy.
WISH
TO
COMPLETE
UPPER
STOREY
OF
THE
NURSES'
HOME
Committee
Appointed
by
Rotary
Club
to
Make
Recommendations
In
Regard
to
Matter
At
lis
meeting
veslerdav
Hie
llolary,Cluh
appointed
a
rommit-lee
consisting
of
II.
F.
Pullen,
J.
W.
Nicholls.
John
DvbhAvn.
James
Sleen
niid
.lames
Lee
In
iinesligale
the
desirability
of
completing
IJie
upper
slurry
of
Ihe
Nurses
Home
in
onler
lo
pro-ide
accominoilalliin
for
all
the
nurses
instead
of
only
pari
of
Idem.
The
committee
will
meel
at
the
hospital
on
Sunday
and
will
report
hack
In
the
club
al
it
h
luncheon
next
week.
II
is
understood
that
aboul
HI.
(Hid
would
conmlelo
Ihe
work
and
some
of
Ihe
members
of
Ihe"
club
are
of,
opinion
I
lint
nmounl
might
be
raised
fj
order
lo
do
Ihe
work
while
the
men
are
on
the
Job.
FURS
COINQ
UP.
The
Fur
Ma
-ket
u
'otning
bark
strong.
Se
nie
first
and
lal
wilh
your
catch
you'll
make
more
money.
W.
GOLDBLOOM,
The
Trapper's
Friend,
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
8ALCS.
Oootls
Iloughl,
Sold
or
Kxrlianged
H.
M.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
rnd
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
niack
Lift
and
ReiJ
tis.
TAXI
Tail
7
Phone.
(Call
Oeorgi
or
Out)
Rosa
Brothers.
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Nlghl
Stand:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avenue
MISCELLANEOUS.
O.
ANDF.nSO.V.
Sallinnlcr
Snlla
ami
tarpaulins
made
lo
order
ami
repaired.
Third
Avenue,
opposite
Woneer
Laundry,
Phone
Oreen
3t2.
P.O.
Hot
723.
.
MAIL
SCHEDULE,
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl.
days,
?oses
at
5.311
p.m.
From
the
East-Mondays,
Thursdays
nnd
Saturdays,
4.3o
p.m.
From
Vancouver-Sundays
p,
M.
Wednesdays
(
p,M.
Fridays
.
.
A.M.
C.P.II.
January
H
and
2H.
To
Vancouver-
Tuesdays,
Mall
closes
at
t
P.M.
Fridays
..H.I5
A.M.
Saturdays
A.M.
C.P.II.
January
IH.
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premier
Vednesilays
()
P.M.
From
Anyoi,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
a.M.
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier-Sundays
7
P.M.
From
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyox,
8tewart
and
Premier-Tuesdays
a
M
To
Alaska
Points
January
I
i
and
28,
Fpom
Alaska
Points
January
18.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
January
2,
10,
30.
Closes
..'0
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
January
1
1
nnd
28.
To
Naas
River
Points
and
Port
Simpson-Thursdays
id
From
Naas
River
Points
Saturdays
AiM
PRINCE
RlinVM-r
.
...
-rinara
.
a
:
'
i
t
Friday,
January
28
"'Kli
3:tfl
a.m.
20.0
tl.
5:31
p.m.
20.7
'w
0:J2
a.m.
0.3
"
22:00
p.m.
3.3
"
Saturday,
January
26
HiRh
1:25
a.m.
10,0
f.
10:22
p.m.
10,0
.
'Low
10:27
run,
0.3
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