a
FOR
FEW
DAYS.
Ladles'
Velvet
SLIPPERS
All
sizes,
$2.50
Chlldrens'
Patent
Mary
Jane
Slippers.
Sizes
t
In
7
Vi
.
.
$1.60
Sizes
8
to
(Hi,
.
$2.25
Size.
II
lo
3
,
.
$2.50
-
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue,
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
.reservations
for
llial
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Tickets,
Hales
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
'llread
is
your
hest
food.
Kat
more
of
il.
Kept
hy
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Av.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
Express
Baggage
Coal
133
2nd
Avenue.
j
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
Huilding.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
Jamea
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMa
SPECIAL
'
2
Tells
Interesting
Incident
Regard
to
Registration
of
Own
iiienl
made
hy
Milton
4(inzales
11
was
at
that
lime,
Mr.
Onn.
zali-s
said,
llial
he
determined
llial
if
no
one
else
would
start
a
Canadian
ualionalily
he
would
do
so
.
If
he
could
not
Jiave
registered
as
lliiiisb
he
would
have
refused
lo
regisler
at
.all
and
wiiihl
have
paid
(he
fine
instead.
The
lime
was
coming
when
Cainj
ada
would
ln
known
as
a
sovereign
nation
ami
when
the
Canadian
flag
would
be
known
on
every
sea.
Then
there
would
be
no
need
In
'worry
over
the
Hrilish
Kmpire
for
Canada
would
bo
Hrilish.
The
tiermaus
loxed
their
falherlaml,
but
no
more
than
Canadian
should
love
(heirs.
He
would
drink
.lo
"Canada,
ami
here's
lo
the
day."
In
the
Early
Days
in
opening
his
address,
Mr.
(ioit.ales
went
back
to
llio
year
1H1-'
when
Canada
had
a
population
of
around
half
million
and
I'nili'd
Slates
a
population
of
around
eight
millions.
The
Sl.,tes
was
al
I
lint
lime
a
new
country,
fighting
for
her
existence.
Lincoln
had
spoken
of
the
l
nil
oil
Slates
as
a
new
'nation
in
Iwbii-h
all
were
cwalcd
free
ami
eipial
ntid
Ibis
helped
to
make
the
country
develop.
Today
the
I'liil-
cil
Stales
had
a
population
of
alioul
iin.nno.noo
while
Canada,
had
y.OOO.OOO.
Why
was
Can
ada
such
a
small
country.
Ilei
said
I
here
were
probably
manyj
reasons
bill
one
was
because!
Canada
bail
mil
controlled
lierj
own
destiny.
She
did
mil
slepi
out
ami
fight
her
own
baltlesl
hul
clung
lo
the
mother's
apron
strings.
Land
of
Liberty
Canada
remained
a
small
nation
because
the
nations
of
1
Europe
looked
lo
the
Unilcd
Slates
a
Hie
land
of
opportunity
and
liberty.
The
Canadian
government
was
worrying
over
immigration
ami
then
Ihe
immi.
grauls,
when
they
came
here,
formed
themselves
into
cliques
ahd
colonies
ami
societies.
The
societies,
hindered
rulllvnliiiK
100
per
eenl
Cauadianism,
loyal
to
Ihe
rounlry
wl
ere
llley
earned
their'
bread
and
butter.
Sir
Henry
Thornlon
had
snhl
that
as
long
as
a
man
was
heallhy
and
willing
In
work
lie
should
1)0
admitted
into
the
BOY'S
BAD
COLD
TURNED
TO'
BRONCHITIS
Thi
freqiiMiry
with
whlrti
ImmrhUU
l4V.l..I
lflfA
Dli4Hillti.ailA
Id
hv1'
Milton
Gonzales
Would
Have
theory
rr
mmiM-rn.
itw
.lunarr
uwu.
iwhen
juMi-ruay
lo
mo
notary
i.uiii
ai.ranm.l
pral
ll
niouirh.'
jits,
luncheon
when
he
addressed
j
members
on
"Canada
as
a
Na-llion
Wilhin
the
Hrilish
Kmpire."
He
.aiil
the
.time
would
come
(when
Canada
would
he
known
as
a
nation
within
the
llritish
Km
pire.
He
did
not
know
how
the
older
men
fell,
hut
he
assured
them
that
the
younger
men
felt
very
strongly
on
(his
matter,
and
if
Iherc
was
not
a
change
things
would
begin
to
boil.
He
told
bow
bf
wauled
to
register
his
daughter
as
a
Canadian
but
could
not
do
so
and
registered
her
as
British.
There
was
a
printed
notice
on
the
form
saying
not
to
regis-ler
as
of
the
Canadian
rare
as
there
was
no
-such
lliingl
He
found
llial
he
was
expected"
to
register
either
as
Kngli.-h,
Scotch,
Irish
or.fome
ualionalily
oilier
than
Camuliaii.
country.
He
agreed
with
Ibis
except
to
add
llial
he
should
lake,
an
obligation
lo
love,
cherish
nt
war,
Canada
was
at
war.
if
Canada
said
so.
II
was
Ihe
laller
part
of
Ihe
sentence
to
which
objection
was
laken.
Sir
Wil-
i
frid
l.aurer
was
Iheu
telling
the
on
i
inn
usucrics
nuns.
lion
chiefly
atTeeled
I
In
Italiltitt
on
this
coast
ami
a
Canadian
hajl
gone
lo
Washington
ami
signed
it.
There
was
mi
reason
why
Britain
should
sign
our
treaties
am
lay
down
nolicie
in
many
rases
Ihey
know
Canadian
Flag
on
Every
Sea
l""M,,
v.
-
hinKtm.i.i
ft.ijiin
uhoul
ihe
mailer.
uui
im
inarm
iimuihts
iiki
mm
ntiiMii-'
..i
......
.
kr.1l.rn
thai
...ark
,.f
bnm.
"
,,M
0,i""
lUC-
A
SOVEREIGN
NATION
rMti
frequently
u
u,
u,u
iianrr-Mus
''
"
l"f
Hk
members
at
OU
.
di-w.
(
Inwa
Jdid
mil.
understand
its
!
W
..nM
a.tvl...
all
iiH.itHTi
i
(rtvnr'!f"llHe,
how
could
iorilA
their
rhililrrn
I'r.
WiskI's
.Wwiy
I'liie
living
ill
l.oililuil
he
I-Xjiorfcij
u
Syrup
the
Tint
Iin.imiit
they
kIm.w
an)
Understand
II.
Ili
said
it
with
I
Daughter
waugnver
,,.,....
...
.
,r
,n,.
.v
,rfomi,.,,
i.i
i...
(v.n.i.li.
B,inl..
uni
iwj
inijr
nave
um
rinm
an
mark
of
,
,,
,.
,
.
.
....
bnmrhliU
or
rm-mnmiU.
I'FHaill
III
Control
Die
iIim-
r,
Oanaila
is
lie.l
to
ll.e
Mother-;
n4
fllP
,
r,,,.,.,,,
r,.!,,,!...,.
Ihlml
only
hy
senlimenl.
If
Can-
-!.
u,rk'
were
.oor,.iMn1f
ri
iihi,
..1
ana
ha.i
In
r
own.
f
aff
ami.
was
at,
lar.lnl
r(M
whrh
irnw,
o
,,.
,
,
oriiure..,
f
Canada
....t,h
muiun,,
in.-
i
is
iir-gtrird
fvrytmnit
I
ihonrht
won
1,1
w
it
ami
oT'the
.
Kmpire
an
a
whole
I
ween
them
would
he
stronper;fof
It.
km
iiu
m.i
Mm
iniiiiif
mr
rriiuaila
was
onlv
lie.
I
in
n.
in.
111
vrr.
i
uui
was
a
siaie-;"
"
-
,,:..
.
.
i.inrwiy
nn
synip,
aim
after
rmnir
him
'
sentiment
MUSICAL
EVENING
AT
ami
if
flag
ami
i
was
a
sovereign
nnlloii
the
bond
m?e
Jie
a
tmllle;
Ur
family
lif
w"'d
be
stronger
than
ever.
0r:
irtit
up
by
u
T.
Mllbtirn
Co.,
Urn-
1
Itoil,
Toronto.
Ont.
BAPTIST
CHURCH
WAS
A
SUCCESSFUL
EVENT
and
honor
Canada
and
be
for
-Canada
all
the
lime.
j
t'nder
Ihe
aDspjros
of
the
The
Wonderman
ladies
aid
sociely
of
the
Haplisl
Mr,
(iotuales
said
he
did
not
Church
there
was
held
last
nighl
know
whether
everybody
had
a'in
Ihe
church
parlors
a
mol
wonderman.
He
had
such
when
enjoyable
musical
evening,
the
be
was
small
ami
took,
an
inter-
parlors
being
well
filled
by
an
esi
in
him.
At
that
lime
he
did
enthusiastic
audience.
Solo
not
know;
Ihe
ditTerence
between
were
given
by
Miss
Jones,
Mrs.
l.iberaj
ami
.Conservative
because
WoodworMi,
II.
C.
Ilig'gins
and
he
hafj
not
learned
in
appreciate
Mrs.
Algie
lfunter.
"
a
distincliim
wilhoul
a
difference.
'
Mi'is
Marjorie
I.anensler
gave
Away
back
Jn
I'JOG
he
h.wl
seen
a
piano
.-olo
and
a
piano
duel
by
a
picture
of
Ibis
wonderman
in
Misses
Jean
tirieve
and
Mary
the
Vancouver
Province
drawn
Walker
was
well
executed!
Head-with
a
woman's
chillies
and
ings
were
given
by
Miss
Vierick,
hanging
linen
on
Ihe
line.
There
Mrs.
Thiirber
and
Mrs.
Hibberl.
were
spots
on
Ihe
clolhes
which'
Al
Ihe
close
refreshment
were
the
suh-litle
of
the
piclure
said
served
by
the
ladies
and
all
would
not.
come
out.
Voted
the
affair
a'liiosl
success.
Later
Ibis
wond.'rman
went
fill
one.
p.
I.inzcy
made
on
In
llrilain
and
he
tried
lo
digest
elticient
chairman.
what
hrv
said
in
his
speeches,
.
When
there
was
a
war
scare
on
he
had
heard
.hiiii
criticized.
rhe
papers,
said'
one
of
his
speeches
was
the
greatest
bill
for
one
flaw.
II
was
in
I'JOll,
when,
he
said
thai
Knglaml
was
JOINT
COMMITTEE
ON
FISHERIES
MATTERS
Four
Groups
to
Form
Permanent
Organization
for
Furthering
Interests
of
Port
There
is
lo
be
country
Hint
Canada
was
nolorganiatiou
lo
further
prrmaucnl
Ihe
in-
longer
an
infaul.
TJiere
was
nojleresls,
or
Ihe.
fishing
industry
doubt
where
Canada
sloml.
bill
It
of
Ibis
port.
This,
organization
was
the
underlying
principle
;is
lo
tie
composed
of
delegates
llial
was
al
slake.
Al
any
limn
from
Ihe
Clly
Council,
Hoard
of
Ihey
would
be
willing
lo
fight,
Trade,
Ihe
leep
Sea
Fishermen's,
alongside
the
mother
'
cotinlry
il'iiion
ami
Hit-
Dual
Owners'
because
Ihey
could
tin
so
of
their
Association.
This
will
unite
all
own
free
wilf.
Fisheries
Treaty
III
connection
wilb
Ihe
fisber-
tbe
'interests
'and
fetid
lo
bring
about
unity
of
action
iu
connection
wilb
many
mailers
which
ies
Mackenzie
King
had
made
the
heretofore
have
been
allowed
to
slalemeni
ihijl
Canada
had
oul-'drifl
or
have
been
dealt
Willi
grown
her
infancy.
The
colonies
only
by1
one
of
Ihe
cly
interests,
no
longer
existed
but
there
had
A
meeting
of
Ihe
comniillecs
taken
I
heir
places
a
unily
of
look
place
lasl
liighl
In
"Ihe
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
2
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Aitrtlamnt
Talon
lor
L..
lhn'Ko
WANTCD
MOI.EII
ItAUIlHU
COI.UWK
wanlM
men
and
women
lo
learn
Ihn
Ilarh-r
Tradn,
I'aid
while
learning.
Thin
is
your
opportunity
lo
learn
a
trade
and
gel
into
steady
employ
ment.
Wrile
for
free
catalogue.
Hastings
1
Vancouver.
30
I
i-.n,
n
purr
base
small
Iiousp
on
one
or
two
loi
on
easy
lerms.
Apply
wild
pur
Oculars
in
nm
i.y,
iaily
.ews
iMIlce.
y
HA.vil.li.-A
conk
Immediately
Apply
hnox
Hotel.
f
FOR
SALE
FOl
.SAI.F.
Hftlibiil
gurdy
price
HCiium.
Seining
winch.
iSj.uo.
35
II.
I',
jludehaker
engine,
with
propeller
and
sbafl.
I
25.00.
Apply
Xorlh
em
hxchauge.
f
FOIl
SAI.I-:.
The
Seaside
l.tincli
foninler,
For
informal
ion
phone
lied
ton
,.r
apply
X.
M.
Mr
Lean,
Cow
Hay.
j
FOIl
SA1.K
Sixteen
room
board
Ing
bouse
and
store,
furnish
ed.
Apply
U29
Ambrose
Ave
nue.
"OR
RENT
IIOOM
for
Itent
in
private
house
Suitable
for
two
fishermen
Apply
7.T2-
I
raser
Street.
-30
STF.A.M
Healed
Flat
for
rent
Hesner
aiiartments.
M.
M,
Stephens.
IIOI'SK
for
Henl.
Furniture
for
sale.
Apply'
1
1.11
Second
Ave.
council
chamber
al
Ihe
reiptesl
of
Mayor
.New
Ion,
when
Ihe
plan
for
forming
Hie
organization
was
approved
and
adjournment
w
as
laken
mil
it
Friday
of
ncxf
week
lo
enable
delegates
lo
he
named
from
Ihe
representative
Interest.
s.
Alderman
Cacy
was
chosen
as
temporary
chairman
of
Ihe
commillee.
FRED
STORK
RETURNS
FROM
VISITING
CAMPS
Will
Leave
for
Ottawa
About
February
11
to
Take
up
Sessional
Duties
Fred
Stork
returned
lhl
morn
ing
from
n
visit
to
Alice
Arm
and
Auyox
where
he
looked
into
several
.
governmental
mailers
prior
lo
leaving,
lo
lake
up
his
sessional
duties
in
Ottawa,
lie
says
there
seems
lo
be
general
activity,
especially
al
Anyot.
There
was
plenty
of
snow
at
both
places.
,
i
Mr.
Stork
leaves
for
Ottawa
ion
February
1
1
ami
will
be
away
until
summer.
NATIVE
COUPLE
WERE
MARRIED
LAST
EVENING
The
wedding
look
place
lal
evening
at
Hie
Melhodisl.
parsonage,
Itev.
O.
(I.
Hacker
olllcial-ing,
between
F.lberl
Young'
of
Yauarsdol
ami
Kate
l.adak
-of
Orcnvillc,
II.C.
The
witnesses
to
Ihe
evenl
were
Allied
O.
.Nelson
And
Herbert
H.
Hoolun
of
Kin-
rollh.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Young
will
remain
in
Ihe
clly
for
a
few
days
berorp
leaving
for
Kiucolllh
where
I
hoy
will
reside,
When
you
buy
u'tvertlsliiK
yi,
buy
CUUHJI.ATI0N,
and
see
(hat
on
get
ll
tt
BOARD.
ItOAHl).
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
I'lione
J
37.
tf
FURS
GOINQ
UP.
The
I'ur
Ma-kol
m
'otninjr
haek
Mtrontr.
S
m
fii-.l
nn.l
"'""'"
vrn
irom
wi
I
vmir
rnl.-l.
vuril
,.l.
tin.
.a
.
.
.
n
I
-
..n
viu.ijm
iu
'011.111.'
per
wee
more
money.
W.
GOLDBL00M,
The
Trapper's
Frltnd,
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
floods
llousbl.
Sold
Kxehanged
From
Vancouvtir
Sundays
Weilned4js
Fridayi
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Thursday,
January
31
"'"
0:21
n.m.
or
H.
H.
HEMMINGS,
Auctioneer.
Furnllurn
nml
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
Hlnck
13(5
and
fled
US.
TAXI
Tszl
S7
Phone.
(Call
(leorgs
or
Oust)
Rosa
Brothers.
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Dy
or
.Night
Stand;
Bovton
Grill
Third
Avinuc
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl-days,
closes
at
5.30
n.m.
From
the
East
Mondays,
Thursday
and
Hal-urdays,
1.30
p.m.
'
.P.
M
P.M.
C.IMI.
January
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