I
PAQI
F01K.
Wodneadav
,
TBI
DAILT
IflWa
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
Shoes
WHEN.
WE
WERE.
NOW
6nNTt
ILL,
.
ach:
der
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UOOKIM
START
IT
OHO
IF
or
out
FL.V-WHEEL.
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WILL
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NOW
tOMPLCTPO
FELL.
O
DOi'T
FSLu
OFF
COME
NIT
HE
VE.
i
For
NILUIONAIRee,'
The.
e:tT
u
DE.K.
INVENTION
oft:
I'M
tOWT
MEN,
WOMEN
AND
1
new
ive
A
OCCEt-
I
DIDN'T
CHILDREN.
HEAR.Q
IN
uox
.in
,
-r-rn
KILL
HIM.'
Call
in
nml
yeo
our
now
arrivals.
SPECIAL:
Children's
Patent
Mary
Janes
$1.50
Sizes
tip
to
7.
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
Ticketj,
Hates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
S80.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Agent
for
Society
Brand
Clothes
Now
showing
Spring
Patterns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
Second
Avenue
Seeds
Seeds
Just
arrived,
our
stock
of
Garden
and
Field
Seeds,
Onion
Sets
and
Fertilizer.
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies
Our
famous
Kdson
Coal
In
any
quantities
Phone
58.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Geo.
Papadopulis'
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
STORE
We
buy.
sell
and
exchange
all
kinds
of
new
and
secondhand
goods.
839
Third
Avenue.
Phone
646.
P.O.
Box
92
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
to
the
home,
Phone
Black
218.
P.O..
Box
89S.
ANNUAL
MEETING
BASEBALL
ASS'N.
W.
D.
Vance
President
for
1924
and
R.
Garrett,
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
llutrrl
linsohall
Associa
tion
was
hold
last
night
and
olll-
cor
were
elected
as
follows:
,
Honorary
President,
(S.
V
'
Niekcrson.
President,
W.
I).
Vance.
Vice-President,
Fred
(lilhuly.
i
Secretary-Treasurer,
It.
Sar-
roll.
There
was
some
discussion
as
to
I
lir
advisability
of
furmlnf?
a-city
league
to
ho
controlled
by
the
Association
hut
idans
along,
this
lino
were
not
malum).
Thorp!
will
ho
anothor
meeting
of
the;
Assoeialion
on
April
29,
and
ai
list
all
players
in
Hip'
city
is
being
prepared
by
Howard
Friz-
'
oil
in
moantinip.
It
i
hoped
In
sot
Hit'
leagui
under
way
by
May
15.
SITE
SELECTED
FOR
PLAYSHED
PROTESTED
AGAINST
BY
OWNERS
A
protest
from
Itorden
SItppi
propprty
owners
rpprpsputins
50
lots
against
the
intended
build-
ing
by
the
school
board
of
a
play
shed
on
a
site.
wpsI
of
Itorden
Street
school
was
received
by
the
eily
council
last
nighl.
Staling
that
such
a
structure
would
shut
off
Hip
harbor"
view
of
spvpral
house
and
would
bp
olliprwise
priiripnlal
In
(he
value
of
lots
in
that
neighborhood,
the
reuuosl
was
made
I
hut
another
silo
for
the
pi
ays
lied
be
selpcled.
deling
Mayor
Coljarl
sym
pathized
witli
(he
prolPst
ami
felt
Ihal
there"
liiiglil
be
a
legal
rase
ngainst
Iho
city
if
the
erec
tion
of
the
play.shed
on
Hie
silo
proposed
was
permitted.
Aid.
Macdonald
sympathized
Willi
the
properly
owners
but
felt
that
the
provision
of'tlie
playshed
was
a
most
important
matter.
Aid.
Perry
did
no!
see
how
the
playshed
could
affect
Hie
view
of
fifty
lots.
He
was
In
favor
of
Iho
structure
being
built.
Aid.
Kvill
fell
for
the
people
of
Itorden
Street.
'The
value
of
Hie
property
would
undoubtedly
bn
lessoned
by
Hip
predion
of
an
ugly
shod
obstructing
the
view.
Seek
Another
Site
Aid.
McMordie
suggested
that
silo
below
Hip
I
lonbn
Slreel
that
Hip
matter
be
referred
to
Hip
school
board
with
a
recom
mendation
lo
thai'
effect.
This
was
seconded
by
Aid
and
carried.
.lusl
as-
the
discussion
closed
a
delegation
representing
4he
properly
owner
effected
entered
the
chamber
and
left
satisfied
when
it
was
explained
what
ac
tion
had
been
taken.
The
delegation
consisted
of
I..
V.
Pat-more.
Thomas
Silversides.
.1.
SI.
Campbell
ami
.1.
Lome
Slaclaren.
EE.HTB
Chew
it
after
every
meal
It
sllmalatcs
appetite
and
aids
digestion.
It
makes
yoar
food
do
yon
more
good.
Note
bow
It
relieves
tbat
stulty
leellng
alter
hearty
eating.
rLssk
'
jwaaaaaaaaw
ESSE
.Whltcaa
teeth.
IWICttll
breath
and
ll'atka
goody
ALL
WILL
AID
BALLOON
RACE
Telegraphic
Messages
Dropped
Attached
to
Streamers
to
Red
be!
SAX
AXTONIO.
Texas;
April
23.
The
seven
pilots
and
their
aides
in
the
National
Hnllooli
racp
to
be
lipid
at
Kplly
Field
April
23,
will
be
proided
with
letters
from
United
Stale
diplomatic
officials
to
official
of
the
Canadian
nml
Mexican
govern-
Hie
ments
thai
will
assure
tliPin
cvpry
courtesy
and
assistance
from
Ihosp
countries'
should
a
landing
be
made
outside
of
the
I'niled
Slates.
F.very
official
and
balloonist
expecting
a
new
record
to
be
established
ami
in
order
In
provide
(or
any
eventuality
arrange
ments
hae
been
made
with
Ad
joining
government
to
co-oper
ate
In
assisting
Hie
airmen
to
return
In
their
home
country.
,
Detailed
Log
Kncli
balloonist
will
keep
a
de.
tailed
log
of
hjs
journey,
including
also
the
flight
and
the
landing.
He
will
be
furnished
with
blank
telegraph
form
which
will
lie
dropped
overboard
with
a
request
that
the
finder
send
tliem
to
race
headquarters.
The
message
are
attached
to
a'
red
streamer
two
yards
long,
on
back
of
which
appear
these
instructions:
"To
Finder:
The
message
on
the
other
side
is
from
one
of
the
School
might
be
"used
and
moved
jballoons
in
the
National
Halloon
Hare
which
started
from
San
Antonio,
Texas,
April
23.
Please
send
it
immediately
so
Ihal
Slacdonald
friends
of
the
crew
may
get
news
of
their
whereabouts.
If
I
lie
blanks
have
not
been
filled
out
by
lite
pilots,
please
fill
(hem
'out
yourself,
putting
merely
'high'
or
low'
for
altitude."
,
Another
feature
of
the
race
is
that
Hie
gas
with
which
(he
bags
are
to
he
inflated
is
to
be
n
combination
of
hydrogen
and
natural
gas
in
definite
proportions,
BRIER
y,ib.
80
'rather
than
coal
gas
or
Iho
product
of
a
gas
plant.
New
Kind
of
Gas
j
Tho
strength
of
the
rigging
of
tho
balloon
Is
designed
to
irarry
a
maximum
weight.
Tho
'lift
of
Hip
natural
gas
uod
In
imrry
Ibis
maximum
weight
must
'ho
approximately
15
pounds
per
jpioo
cubic
foot,
officials
say.
Iho
natural
gas
of
tho
San
Anloijlo
fiolds
has
a
lifp
of
only
jabotil
31
pounds
por
1.000
cubic
'feel,
it
tis
nccc.nry
In
inoroaso
this
1
1
fl
approximately
'
11
pounds
in
order
In
ulilize
Iho
Iniaxiinuin
rarrylntr
rapacity
of
'(ho
balloon.
'Ibis
wjll
bo
done
thy
mixing
puro
bydroppn
which
has
a
lift
of
71
pounds
per
1
,000
iciilH'pr
fret.
(GOLF
LINKS
PROPOSED
thi
ECONOMY
iuy
FOR
ALICE
ARM
FLATS
AI.ICi:
A
II
SI,
April
?3-
There
is
n
proposal
afnoi
to
construct
a
shnrl
golf
course
on
the
flats
here.
S.
F.
I.
Iloo
has
been
trying
out
the
course
and
declare
it
tfuile
possible
of
doxelopmenl.
Hp
is
a
devotee
of
(bi
gamp
and
many
others
would
takp
it
up
if
a
"oursp
could
bo
prppared.
Sport
Chat
--H
With
all
this
unusual
snow
and
freezing
point
weather,
fans
who;
are
expectant
ly
awaiting
an
early
opening
of
the
outdoor
,
athletic
season
arc
beginning,
lo
wonder
if
hockey
or'
something
eU
like
Ihal
will
not
he
Hie
nexl
great
thing
on
program.
About
all
they
could
do
Hie
last
few
days
lias
Ikhmi
lo
I'll
row
snowball
at
each
other.
However",'
the
present
spell
will
soon
pass
and
then
we
shall
likely
be
into
balmy
spring
Willi
condition
all
ready
lo
get
fool
ha
1
1.
baseball
and
lacrosse
und"r
way
very
soon.
.
The
Vanderhoof
Hasehall
Club
ha
I'lelced
L021
ofllcer
as
follows:
President,
It.
II.
.Moore;
vlcp-presidenl,
.1.
II.
ArmMiaw;
secretary.
S.
F..
l)aHy;
manager,
Warren
Johnson.
The
executive
members
id"
I
hp.
club
lo
be
re-rpenlalips
lo
Hip
A'anderhojif
Athletic
Assoeialion
will
he
1h
president
and
vicp
-
president.
Vanderhoof
i
looking
forward
to
Having
many
baseball
encounter
llii
scaWui
with
Prince
Ooorgp
and
oilier
district
towns.
(
The
lrakp
Ilelay
Carnival,
c
lahlished
at
Do
.Moines,
town,
fiflren
year
ago
with
only
a
handful
of
athlete
in
compell-linn,
ha
had
such
growth
Ihal
Hip
event
litis
year
projnises
to
ullrucl
a
record
breaking
lit
of
i;500
track
and
field
stars,
re-
jirenrjnting
more
than
100
leading1
iiniversilie
and
colleges
In
Hip
west
and
inid-wesl.
The
relay
will
be
staged
in
Iho
Drake
Sladium
April
25
and
26
tlio
samo
lime
a
the
Penn
relay
are
held
in
Philadelphia.
Perform
ance
will
be
watched
wllh
in
leresl
because
many
of
the
en
trant
are
out
In
represent
America
in
Iho
Olympic
game
tit
Jt
it
cfe
oUo
(Also
in
Packages
154
&
20t)
J9
,0
124
a
Int-
Fr.tut
Srnvict.
Inc
WANTED.
Olrl
for
geural
ioiiowork.
Apply
Mr.
J.
(Ireer.
Fifth
Ave.
K.
Uft
WANTED.
Wailr
wanted.
Apply
Prince
Huperl
Unlet.
07
individual
star
of
world
refnrd
fame
who
will
ounijx.de
include
Cliarlc
Paddock,
joint
world
record
IliO-yard
dash
holder;
Dean
lirowuell,
bidder
of
the
world's
pole
vault
record,
and
Charles
Ilrookins.
wild's
champion
low
hurdler.
COLLECTION
OF
MAIL
EVENINGS
Morning
Collection
to
be
Omitted
In
Future:
Four
New
Boies
Put
Up
Commencing
today
the
Post
Office
Mill
omit
altogether
the
collection
of
letter
from
Hie
hoxi's
In
the
morning
but
will
In
stead
ptit
on
a
late
collection.
thus
giving
better
opportunity
for
people
lo
mail
letters
for.
the
outhliotind
mails.
there
will
now
be-two
collections
a
day,
one
in
the
afternoon
and
the
other
in
the
evening.
Sunday
loiters
will
be
collected
in
the
afternoon
only.
It
was
found
by
Hie
poslmnster
that
the
morning
collection
Ma
not
used
to
any
extent
except
fur
circular
and
uch
matter.
Chore
is
instead
a
demand
for
hn
evening
collection.
To
cope
with
the
increasing
business,
four
new
Imxe
are
be.
ing
but
up
tnday.
One
f
Hieso
goo
10
Hie
provincial
uovcrn
menl
Hiiildiug.
one
at
Iho
corner
ilf
Oraham
and
Atlin
Avenues,
one:
ill
Eleventh
and
Sherhrooke
and
Hie
fourth
at
Eleenlh
and
Conrml.
Following
is
Hie
com
ilee
schedule
of
collections:
Collection
Schedule
CONGENIAL
P.M.
Crahhtn
A
Allin
Aos.
4.15
1st
Ave.
Eighth
St.
i.20
filh
Ave.
Fulton
SI.
1.25,
Hill
Ave.
Si
Thompson
SI
I.3CI
I
Ith
Ave.
.V
Sherbrooke
Ave
f.35
1
1
Hi
Ave.
A
Conrad
SI.
t.t.
(tilt
Aye.
A
liny
Coo
Ave.
01
h
Ave.
liny
Cove
Circle
...
..
..
Hlh
Ave.
&
Colloti
SI
.".Hi
Ave.
&
McHride
SI
pro..
Oov.
llldg
Pro.
Cov.
Wharf
.
.
.
O.T.P.
Wharf
2nd
Axe.
A
2nd
HI.
.
,
3rd
Ave.
,1
Fulton
St.
-5.25
3rd
Ae.
,1
(ith
St.
..
5J2H
P.M.
K.I5
H.2D
Kirs
8.30
K.35
8.10
1.15
8.15
i.50
Ji5
5.00
5,5
5.10
5.15
5.20
8.50
8.55
9.00
U.5
9.10
9.15
9.20
9.25
9.28
"Hullo,
old
man!"
exclaimed
Dudley,
al
Iho
Literary
Circle
re
ceunon.
it
s
a
pleasant
sur
prise
In
meet
you
here.
"flood
of
you
to
say
so,
old
chap,"
re
plied
Ilrown.
"Yes,
I
was
afraid
I
wouldn't
find
anybody
but
brainy
and
cultured
people
here
'
vorkshlrc
Post.
FOJl
SALE
Launch
"Slnr"
ii.
Ford
,
engine
converted
to
marine
service.
Atwaler
Kent
ignition.
All
controls
brought
lo
steering
bulkhead.
Eleelric
light
and
searchlight.
A
speedy
boat
at
bargain
price.
Apply
caretaker,
Priuc
Huperl
Ynehl
Club,
or
phone
H.
FOIl
SALE.
(In
ImkiI
"Nadlne."
2.1xG.
Iloffar
built.
li.p.
Ealhoe.
Complete
with
Storage
Mattery,
stove
ami
fillings.
First
cla
condition.
Lying
at
Ynrht
Club.
Price
f.'iOO.OD.
Apply
(.
Itorie,
Hay
llldg.
Pbon?
3H7.
If
FOIl
SAI.F
25-10
h
p.
Sterling
engine
Iloeb
ignition;
com
idele
to
and
including
coup
ling.
1750.00
30
foot
cruiser,
20
h.n.
Jut
ovcrhauletl.
toilet,
galley.
81,000.
M.
SI.
Stephen.
If
FOIl
3
A
I.E.
Power
tioats
of
ever)'
description
Including
pleasure,
trolling
and
work
boats,
at
reasonable
prices.
Apply
X.
SI.
.McLean,
Cow
Hay.
THE
AEHOPI.ANE
AUK.
a
II
on
I
with
hoii.e
C0X31
for
sale.
The
house
will
answer
the
,
Hot
Spring
or
Alice
Arm.
Apply
Hox
177
Daily
New
Olllro.
91
FOIl
SALE.
7
h.p.
medium
duly
Itegal,
in
good
condition.
Price
350.
For
particulars
write
.1,
J.
Donaldsojtport
EltigUw.
FOIl
SALE.
-
Maliogany
nlano
lamp
also
inahogauy
table
lamp.
Apply"
1221
Second
Avenue.
j5
FOIl
SALE.
New
and
ued
.Machinery,
lloats
and
Engines.
Northern
Exchange.
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
3
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Ad
vartlMmant
Taken
for
Lca
than
HOc
WANTED
WANTF.I).
Furniture
of
description.
Highest
pafd.
Prince
Rupert
F.xchangc,!
Auctioneers.
Phone
C52
WANTF.U
to
Itenl.
Six
mom
modern
house,
convenient
In
Dry
Dock
and
I
tooth
school.
Phone
Oreett
32.
V
WANTF.D.-
'render
for
concrete
iaeinciil.
Apply
l.anlbie,
Alfred
Street
and
Tenth
Avp'niie.
FOR
IALC
every
FOIl
SALE.
Five
roomed
house
prlcesl
on
Second
Avenue.
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