PAQI
FOIK.
Xrw
Shipment
of
the
well-known
"CHUMS"
Shoes
Now
arrived.
All
siren
for
CliiMren
and
Misses.
QUALITY
RIGHT
PRICES
RIGHT.
"Small
Profits
and
Quick
Upturns."
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
'
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
-of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Olii
Land
early.
For
Ticketj,
Hates
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
Itrcad
is
your
best
food,
Kat
more
of
II.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
680.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Oistribuling.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Sleam
Healed
Hoi
and
Cold
Water
Rate!)
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phons
66.
TH1
DAILT
Thursday.
February
.
i0
,
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
THOUGHT
TKH-i
I
HOC,ON!
Hlf
r.a.
.t-
c-,
1n
r
HCLLO
k
HW'
r,NC!X
'CAR
woouo
never
S
cot
7
L
how
cSvoToMr
f
L
Q
MW
AK
TE
i1
rrzt
SrtfnL
s
JilS
ROYAL
PULPWOOO
COMMISSION
IS
HEARING
EVIDENCE
,
TODAY
MOSTLY
AGAINST
LOG
EMBARGO.
;
(continued
from
page
one)
hut
fair
to
admit
Unit
the
pro.
iviiirial
aulhOrilies
in
Hie
mailer
(of
fire,
protection
had
put
forth
;evcry
reasonable
effort
to
com-'
!bat
Hie
menace.
Whilp
Hie
government
etTnrls
had
in
a
large
measure
met
with
success,
it
jwas
necessary
that
all
eilizrn
(should
follow
up.
Hie
suggestion
for
caution
and
do
everything
in
their
power
In
safeguard
Hie
forests.
S.
J.
Mcl.eod.
president
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade,
."poke
briefly
t
anil
introduced
Olof
Hanson.,
vice-president
of
the
Northern
H.C.
Tiiubermen'.
Association.
Olof
Hanson
with
respect
to
Hie
possibility
of
an
cmnarpo
iiemg-
piareii
on
xjuaies,
Mr.
Hanson
said
Ilia!
the
Oriental
market
for
squares
had
been
practically
the
only
market
this
district
had
last
year
anil
l
lie
industry
wouiu
lie
opposed
lo
such
an
embargo.
Questioned
as
lo
conservalion.
Mr.
Hanson
said
lhat
Hie
fores-Iry
department
wa
improving
year
by
year
in
this
service
Humph
il
niiplit
not
have
reach-
ed
the
highest'
standard
of
efli
Tonight-
Tomorrow
Alright
NRTabtfts
(top
(ick
hasabch,
rtliava
bilious
attMk.
f
ami
rtguUU
ts
limiadiv
erf,
man
you
(Ml
!.
'UttM
Tbaa
PUs
Fsr
Uvsr
Ms"
from
the
Prince
Hupert
Hoard
of
Trade
on
the
Has.
of
material
in
Mr.
Hanson
expressed
hi
be.,
iilt.
di.trirt.
An
embargo
he
felt
lier
thai-the
north
had
not
yel
Wmiid
,e
a
mistake
fof
this
coiin-reached
that
slate
of
develop-
jy
P
expressed
satisfaction
at
nient
wlwrc
it
could
jnanufin-lure
,,.",,r(.enl
system
of
the
pro-il
own
limber
-resources.
5IJ
vincja
government
in
granliiiK
thought
that
Hie
.
district
was
Vxport
privileges.
He
doubled
if
amply
taken
care
of
by
the
pre-lan
embargo
wfiuld
have
the
effect
sent
provincial
regulations.
The'f
owning
up
.more
mills
in
Hie
timber
in
the
dislncl
was
to
a
iiuiriel.
Mr.
Nickerson
then
in-
large
extent
overinatured
and
Nidged
in
a,
discussion
at
some
should
have
been
logged,
otf
lonth
with
nienwVrs
of
Hie
rom-years
ago.
The
longer
this
con-jn,isjn
on
the
xiinl
of
cirrum-tfllion
continued,
the
more
de-j,,tanci.,
attending
Hie
establish,
triinenlal
it
would
be
In
the
mcnl
of
mills
-here
a
romjiared
liniber
industry.
It
was
neces-,wm,
United
Slates.
Mr.
sary
that
market
be
found
for
i.i(-UcrMi
susnesled
thai
export
this
limber
and
he
'was
opposed
regulations-
might
be
made
eeu
fyi
an
embargo
that-would
cut
'niore
liberal
by
allowing
more
re.
on
foreign
counlries
a
Ion?
as
rPn
hiler-of
timber-
lands
to
the
country
was
nol
in
a
'position
lexport
a
well
n
the
holders
of
to
manufacture
itself.
Answer-Hunger
standing.
ing
a
question
from
Jir.
.nsiie
m
p
rtlcCafferv
M.
1'.
McCaffery
-ould
mil
see
how
anyone
with
common
sense
could
favor
an
embargo
in
Ihii
district
at
thi
time.
The,
matter
of
establishing
a
-paper
industry
here
mipht
le
further
followed
up
tiy
the
government.
H
iWfered
a
good
proposition.
He
could
imiI
see
how
an
embargo
would
hasten
the
establishment
of
mills
here.
Mefore
the
commission
ad
journed
at
the
noon
hour,
Dlof
Hurtful
i.fiillfnil
mil
I
II
51
1
frolll
''Ito
30
per
cent
of
the
limber
ciency
yet.
Certain
pans
oi
uic
Humding
in
the
district
was
bal
province
might
be
willing
lo
aIll
which
was
of
no
use
for
any
.
.
t
.
.
pay
more
Tor
proiecnon
jiui
j
olbers
were
already
paying
looj
much
he
thought.
R.
E.
Allen
It.
K.
Allen
gave
evidence
along
the
same
line
a
Mr.
Hanson.
It
was
necessary
that
a
nuirkct
should
be
found
for
the
over-
matured
Umber
in
the
district.
If
il
iing
new
mills
any
sooner.
De
velopment
would
come,
in
his
opinion,
more
quickly
through
advertising
the
resources
of
the
ijislrict
by
exporting.
Mr.
Allen
was
also
opposed
lo
an
embargo
on
squares
and
said
It.
Ibis
con
nection
1
lint
squares
were
a
fully
nianufiu'luii'il
and
graded
pro-
duel
anyway.
Mr.
Allen
also
said
(here
had
been
a
great
Improve
ment
in
the
mailer
nf
fire
prolec
Hon
in
tin
past
len
years.
thing
else
but
pulp.
Heside
from
20
to
30
-per
cent
of
the
timber
generally
was
vermalured
und
small
and
no
good
for
anything
else
Jiul
pulp.
It
should
be
man
ufactured
into
pulp
ami
paper
here
or
exported
for
that
,
pur
pose.
He
would
say
(hat
perhaps
75
per
rent
of
Ihe
timber
stand
whs
not
lo
be
a.
loss
it
would
of
Northern
H.O.
was
good
for
have
to
be
disposed'
of
very
soon.
pulp
and
pulp
alone.
If
Iheri'
An
embargo
would
"undoubtedly
'.was.
no
market
for.il,
Ihe
Indus.
handicap
the
timber
Industry
ilijlry,
the
province
nod
Ihe
people
this
district.
II
would
nol,
he
thought,
have
Ihe
effeel
of
ypen-
would
be
Hie
sufferers.
Under
these
riirumstuurcs
bo
fell
that
ian
embargo
would
indeed
be
ill
tdviei.
.
Visiting
Mill
Oh
the
conclusion
of
this
nf
lenuion's
session,
the
commls
sion
will
pay
a
visit
lo
Ihe
sile
of
the
present
sawmill
and
pro-
p..sei
pulp
mill
III
Seal
Cove.
Provincial
,
.
Constable
Harry
Mai
l
in
sailed
last
night
on
Die
Prince
Rupert
for
Slewarl.
He
will
be
back
tomorrow
morning
H.
V.
Nickerson
"presented
to,
Willi
a
prisoner
who
Ihe
commission
a
memorandum
committed
for
trial.
For
those
Smokers
who
like
their
tobacco
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
MACDONALD'S
Rne
Cut
has
been
MACDONALD'S
Fine
Cut
BILLIARD
PARLOR
AND
ST.
ANDREWS
PLAYED
GOOD
BILLIARD
GAME
The
St.
Andrew'
(rave
keen
'competition
in
the
Prince
Hupert
Milliard
l'arlnr
in
last
niuhT
riiy
league
billiard
tournament
and.
in
spile
of
I
lie
fact
that
they
losl
four
out
of
the
five.
games,
j
I
he
aggregate
sc.
ire
against
Hieni
was
by
the
narrow
margin
of
!993
lo
90.
Itolli
teams
material-'ly
raised
Ihelr
errenlage.
Hie
Milliard
Parlor
pom?
into
second
,
,plaee
in
the
standing.
Individual
score
were:
J.
ltrown.
179
'SI.
Andrew):
;ti.
Mellnioyle,
'Prince
Ruperl
Milliard
Parlor..
200.
J.
Andrew.
200;
F..
Hulch-inson.
193.
S.
I).
Macdonald,
IflH;
..
Thompson,
200.
M.
M.
McLnMilan,
170:
A.
Al.i-ridge,
2JIP.
'
M.
Andrew's
181;
M.
Jelirh,
200.
I
.en
sue
lows
:
O.W.VA.
P.ll.II.P.
firollo
.
S.
or
E.
Klks
Mainlin;
to
dale
fol-
Ylames.
Tidal.
Aver
fTyJJ
2,.
SI.
Andrew's
G30H
5216
0081
sxno
U37
U0I
897
871
80U
829
Sport
Ghat
The
I
wo
coil
lenders
for
chain-pjoiiship
in
the
Men's
Section
ol
the-
Fraternal.
Vhil
J.eagu
Moose
and
Klk
are
scheduled
o
meet
tonight..
If
(he
Klk.win
Ibey
will
-
cinch
the
honors
while
a
victory
for
I
he
Mooe
will
put
them
ahead
subject
lo
Iheir
meeting
wilh
the
Sons
ol
England
next
week.
All
other
teams
are
nut
of
the
running
for
there
are
only
two"
more
series
of
game
to
be
played,
Hesides
the
F.Iks.
Mone
game
Hie
following
matches
are
set
down
for
tonight:
Knighl
of
FOR
'ylhias
vs.
(Ireal
War
Yrlernn
Sou
of
Canada
vs.
Oddfellows;
SI
of
Coltimhd
On
arounl
of
Ihe
Hoy
Scouts
lance
on
Friday,
lonighl
will
be
baskelball
night
instead
of
In
morrow.
The
games
will
not
bo
so
exciting
a
I
hose
on
Monday
I
....
I
r....
....
.I...i.iilnfi.lilii.
..MA
l.
in
nr
no
i:nuiii
"
I.
inirni
ifffltrox
involved.
The
Knlens
will
play
LAUltO
WHIM
Ihe
Teachers
in
Ihe
Ladies
League,
Ihe
Coll
and
Teachers
wil
be
heiilor
League
conlenders
while
the
trolls
and
Mine
Minis
will
slave
Ihe.
Junior
League
fracas.
.
trk
tMhi
ill
IbbM
tinouT
in
iw
Az
Lb
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MOI.KH
llAHHKIl
COI.LKOB
wants
men
and
women
.
to
learn
the
Ilarber
Trade.
Paid
while
learning.
This
Is
your
opportunity
to
learn
a
trade
and
set
Into
steady
employ.
tnefit.
Graduates
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from
$10.00
to
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FOR
SALE
Ff)H
SAI.i:.
Oak
dining
suite.
ejghl
pieces,
bullet
table,
six
genuine
leather
scaled
chairs,
gemHne
leather
rocker,
oak
rocker,,
leather,
seal;
oak
library
table;
Hamilton
lleach
vacuum
sweeper,
lw
8
x
12
rug;
set
Nippon
rlilna
dinhes;
four
'
"piece
walnut
bedrixim
diile,
Sealy
nialre,
roil
spring;
linoleuu
kitchen
chairs.
aluminium
rooking
Utensils,
and
two
canaries.
Phone
7
to.
51
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SA1.K.
Power
boats
of
every
description
'
Including
pleasure,
trolling
and
work
bonis,
at
reasonable
prices.
Apply
X.
M.
McLean,
Cow
Hay.
FOR,
8AI.B
Sixteen
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board
iiur
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SAI.K.
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and
Ue.
machinery.
Hon
Is
and
rn
gines.
Northern
Kxchange.
FOR
SAI.K.
Small
four
roomed
lioue
and
lot
on
Itordrn
St
Apply
P.O.
Hot
77fi.
CHy.
5:
FOR
RENT
Modern
four
room
flat
for
rent.
Also
office,
wilh
modern,
tiv
Ing
quarters.
Weslernbaver
Hros.
tf
RENT.
Furnished
house.
keeping
rooms,
110
Sixth
Ave
East.
Phono
lihie
2H.
tf
Andrew's
Socelty
vs.
Knighl
LTEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent
Meaner
apartments.
Stephens.
M.
M
he
ring.
Similar
bouts
will
he
out
on
al
the
churrli
eery
two
week,
it
was
aiiuouurcil.
CHAMPIONSHIP
NOW
DECIDED
The
Daughters
of
England
have
iiiiw
captured
Ihe
championship
Seven
l.oilinr
conlesls
formed
Hie
Ladle
Whist
League,
to
Hie
feu
I
lire
of
n
combination
nasi
nifui
s
giiiovs
uo-y
woo
in
iontei.-..r.iv..e
loeellnir
nl
the
III"
Moosehear
Legion
by
0
lo
Merrill
Mcinorinl
Metliodisl
I
RebekllllS
defeated
til"
Py-
rttilll'ftn
'If
Itotlt'nH
flAuf'tilti
III
A
thiaii
Sisters
5
to
t
und
the
...t.
it
i,
.i!,.
.....
i
i..
i...
n,n
Orange
Ladle
were
uwfinil
rirsl
lory
lime
incVlesiaslical
l.is.
over
Ihe
St.
Andrew's
by
a
similar
Hint
a
church
has
pul
on
"Pore
boxing
inalrlii'H
immedialely
af
ter
devotional
exelciSes.
There
were
seven
bouls.
voung
tor-
bell.
former
world's
featherweight
champion,
was
Hie
I
hint
man
in
League
standing
lo
dale;
W.
L.
I),
of
I'.
..,
8
Pylhlau
Sisters
....
5
Orange
Ladies
I
Rebeknlis
I
Sl.i
Andrew's
3
Moosehearl
v.--
3
I
I
5
5
0
0
AN
UNFILLED
PROGRAM
I.Ms.
8
During
the
course
of
a
colored
I
festival
in
a
southern
fowl)
Miss
Mainly
Johnson,
a
guesJT
from
a
rural
rommituily
near
by,
lo
whom
such
n
f
unci
bin
was
a
novelly,.
was
iipprpurhrd
by
a
Mr.
Spenrer,
who
inquired
wili
sauvily,
"Miss
Johpson,
am
igrnil
yo'
jirogram
full?"
"Lonly,
no.
Mr.
Spi'iicer;"
said
(lie
Jily;
VII
lake
mo'
dan
a
san'wicli
an'
I
I
-Harpers.
wo
olives
lo
fill
mah
program!"
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lb!
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flood
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once
Tor
particular,
liood-wear
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Co..
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M.
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Furniture
and
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
Mlack
130
and
Red
MS.
TAXI
Taxi
87
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(Call
Oeorgs
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Saturdays
A.M.
C.P.R.
February
15
and
29.
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premier
i
Wednesdays
.
10
P.M.
From
Anyos,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premier-Fridays
.A.M.
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier
Sundays
7
P.M.
From
Port
Simpson,
Alloa
Ami
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier-Tuesday
..
a;M.
To
Alaska
Points
Februm
y
1
1
and
25.
From
Alaska
Points-
February
15
and
29.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
February
13
and
27.
Closes
0.30
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
February
II
and
25,
To
Naas
River
Points
and
fort
,
10
P.M.
From
Naas
River
Point
Saturdays
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDE!
20:57
p.m.
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11:20
p.m.
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Friday,
February
29
High
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n.m.
1
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22:15
p.m.
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2:28
a.m.
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15:11
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Feb.
28
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