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FOUR.
We
Start
The
liay
with
grape,
fruit
and
n
smile,
.Cheerful
service
ami
Ihe
following
prices
nro
hound
In
toll.
Ladles'
Brown
Xld
High
Shoes,
low
heel,
nil
sizes
..
18.75
Men's
Work
Shoes,
.nil
solid
lenther
...
,..
...
$5.50
Rubbers
and
Rubber
Boots
for
nil
members
ef
Iho
fnmllp.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
thai
Summer
Vacation
visit
In
the
Old
Land
early.
Kor
Ticket.!,
Hales
and
Information,
sec
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hansqn
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
jrrocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Av.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
Express
Baggage
Coal
139
2nd
Avenue.
I
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
istributlng.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Loggers'
Club
Silualo
in
Ihe
old
Empress
Hotel
Uuilding.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Sleam
Healed.
Hot
acd
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
v
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
ah:
Madame..
7
S
H
uoveux;
have.
completeo
'
-v
'
.wssW
"THE.
PL,Nti
OF
r-
I
C
j7f&PF
WELL
KNOWN
WRITER
VISITING
THE
CITY
Douglas
Durkin,
Author
of
Num
ber
of
Books,
Will'
Write
lkAii4
Dnl
n
Dun
t4
of
a
wry
successful
lea
and
snlej
of
homo
cooking
held
yeslcrday
afternoon
by
Hie
ladies
of
the
Catholic
Church
Considering
the
unfavorable
wcalher,
there
was
a
goo
I
turnout
and
the
sum
uf
$53
was
realized.
Mrs.
M.
!.
McCaffery
was
eafliier
ami
was
also
in
charge
of
Hie
raffle
of
a
table
runner
which
was
donated
by
Mrs.
S.
Hatcher
and
won
by
Mrs.
Jack
Keefe.
Mrs.
D.
V.
Morrissey
,
and
Mrs.
Heti-ning
ixuired
and
were
assisted
.
by
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward,
Mrs.
Harold
McKweu,
Mrs.
S.
lialrher
and
rs
C.
Nickersnn.
Mrs.
J.
C.
C.nv-
igan
and
.Mrs.
A.
I),
Oillics
were
in
charge
of
Ihe
home
cooking
table.
PASTOR
OF
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
HAS
ARRIVED
HAD
A
WEAK
HEART
i
WAS
VERY
NERYOUS
FOR
THREE
YEARS;
r.,..v
..wpwi
Jffjkif,
,.riuin
7raUn.HA.
9k.
lurlK-n;
"I
with
lo
Ifk
you
know
how
Douglas
Durkin,
Canadian
'mum
inxxi
.Minium's
iwn
and
Nerve
ruu
novelist,
is
n
visitor
in
the
city
''""'
for
gathering
.material
Tor
a
new
t(r
n,Arty
lUrrr
years
i
w
very
hook
lie
is
planning
in
wliicli
iuity
run
dorti,
'
had
a
jk
heart,
ami
Oriiien
llimerl
nml
llil
Skeenn
"
"
lierVf.ll
that
W.llietimes
I
Would
:..
,
...
,.
almost
taint
lliver
country
will
figure
pro-,
way.
iininently.
,
He
is
the
aullior
ofj
I
hrard
nt
many
mniIi
who
had
rwom.
I
u'ii.ii,r
i,
,.r
'a,i
rwnrtod
jw
Heart
and
Xorv
l-ilK
m
II
V
'
'
.
dwldcd
to
rlv
th.w
a
trial.
Aflfr
I
ha.)
i
i
i,
a
hook
of,
war
verse;
I
he
Heart
u,rd
,
KH,
,
tlMtL1
VwJ
hJd
d(llM,
IIM
of
Cherry
MrHain,"
a
mTivincc
of
'!,
md
art-r
tuvint
taken
rut
Ik.
i
railway
roitslurtinn
on
I
he
(1.
I."jw
riipietriy
rcired.
It.":
"The
I.dstick
Trail."
u
ro-
i
,.,u.i
I
ma
nee
nf
Canadiun
mi
til
u
tr
;
"Theiaml
I
would
advii
anyone
havinir
1
att
iMappie."
an
after
the
war
noel
,M"ar
or
irmtii
with
nmuiiwwM
t
11
II
It
U
IIHI
1
1
I
Hill.
AV1llIMj,
1
Mr.
Dnrkin
t-onlrihule
sliorl
j
Niiiiurn'a
II.
&
.v.
I'lili.arr
soc
a
bn
lories
and
serials
to
a
mimler,
-ir.
or
maiid
dirrrt
on
rrip
American
mafra.ines.
lie
was
J
for
.aeveu
years
professor
of
V.ny-
j,
'
lish
in
ManiUihn
Universily
au.lj
I
niC0
WIIICT
for
Hie
past
Ihree
years
has
lieen
LAUlfcu
WHljl
on
Ihe
leachinfr
staff
f
C.olunihja
,
Lniversily,
New
York
City.
He
is
R-bekahs.
Pvthlan
Sisters
and
jet
Canadian
hy
hirlh
ami
upltrinsr-!
Daughters
of
England
Wln-
4iip
and
a
lover
of
Ihe
north
conn.
try,
about
which
most
of
his
CATHOLIC
LADIES'
TEA
Borden
St.,
Very
Successful;
$53
Realized
ad-
AND
SALE
YESTERDAY
Affair
at
Home
of
Mrs.
B.
Curtln,
The
hhme
of
Mrs.
II.
Curl
in,
8G3
Horden
Street,
was
the
scene
ners
Last
Evening
clones
nave
been
wiiiien.
ne
says
TlC
tlr
j
,e
ladies'
tie
realizes
uie
possimiuies
111
.
Whist
Leaptie
following
Hie
holi-the
Skeena
llivcr
country
for
ro-
l)ay
seasn
were
played
last
een-
mance
and
new
fiction
efforts
ing
in
ihf.
:,,(
itln.
tIP
results
and
because
.
of
that
he
has
ns
follow-
chosen,
this
city
as
Ihe
central
lo-,
itythian
Sisters.
5:
Moose
cation
of
his
next
new
novel,
lie
Indies
I.
excels
lo
return:here
next
June
Djuiuhfers
of
Kiwland.
rt:
SI
aiui
win
speiiu
tue
summer
in
Ltnd
around
Prince
llupert.
Mr.
Durkin
this
aflernoon
dressed
the
Ilotary
("liih.
Andrew's,
Auxiliary.
3
lleliekafis,
5;
Oranjre
Ladies,
I.
The
Ienue
standing
lo
date
is
'is
follows:
I.
0.
K.
I
'yl
liia
11
Sisters
Orange
Ladies
,
Moose
I.egjnu
Si.
Andrew's
Itrhakahs
.
.
TO
PROTECT
V.
5
I
3
I..
I
3
I
1
I'ls.
5
3
o
GAME
BIRDS
American
Sportsmen
Seek
Legislation
to
Carry
Out
Treaty
With
Britain.
NIW
YOIlK,
Jan.
10.
National
Legislation
which
would
provide
finances
to
carry
out
the
provisions
of
a
treaty
entered
inlo
with
(li-cal
llrilnin
several
years
asro
lo
insure
fnc
protection
of
migratory
hird
horn
insectivorous
ami
game
which
travel
between
Canada
and
the
United
Stales,
is
bought
by
American
sportsmen.
A
bill
sponsored
last
I'ebruary
by
Senator
Harry
S.
New
now
poslmasler
general,
providing
for
Ihe
Issuance
of
government
licenses
at
$1
each
for
the
priv
in
..
t
1
.
llev.
F.
IV
Haisler
of
Ihe
Hug.
',"'
mixra.ory
num.-
lish
Luther.
1
Clmreli
who
vxtis
nlr,s.
w",c
w
"'
'
'
lii..
e
-
liere
recenllv
lookintf
over
the
"
ny
a
small
margin
aner
oily
wllh
a
view
to
organizing
n
,UM.in
s'"nl,,
"
''""f"
congregation,
relurned
frim
Vic-
majoriiy,
Is
to
tie
presented
in
loria
yesterday
and
experts
to
"Us
Umgrcss
liy
Itepresenlallve
make
his
headiuarlers
here
f()
l:ini'
Anthony
of
Kansas,
future.
He
will
be
in
charge
off
Approximately
half
of
the
pro
the
local
Lutheran
Church
nml
ceeds
of
Ihe
licences,
under
Ihe
will
bold
services
here
regularly.
(provisions
of
Ihe
bill,
will
he
B
R
I
ER
tTHl
DAILY
NEWS.
Thnrday.
January
m
igt,
HERC
ARt
fOOR.
ROOM-
oom
over
Hprcte.
Are
the
THK
MOt,1t
R.QO
RCCCPTK3N
useil
for
Hie
purchases
of
areas
stillalile:
for
hird
refuses,
nml
the
remainder
expended
for
affording
I
hem
jrner
care
and
protection.
II.
I'.
Ilollund,
vice.
president
of
Ihe
American
fiam
Prolcc
live
Associatim,
declares
that
conservation
experts
ar
united
in
Ihe
lielief,
that
unless
reftiKCs
where
no
shooting
is
pcntiilled
are'
estalilisheil
nlunc
the
lines
of
flislil,
Ihe
doom
of
tho
mi-?ralory
Mrd
is
seale
nml
the
.American
system
of
free
slmot-in'
will
heroine
linpossihle.
I
Sport
Chat
KiiKlish
lhonigtdired
raciiiw
blood
is
to
be
added
to
American
slock
through
the
acquisition
of
Cntisanflower
ihy
J.
N.
Cnrnden,
Kentucky
turfman.
Craigan-fhivver
is
a
son
of
I'olyiueliiM
ou
of
I'orluua.
dam
of
many
winners,
lie
is
four
years
old.
A
a
two-year
old
he
won
several
pYonilncnl
slakes
in
Kngland
avid
finished
third
in
the
lji
Derby
lo
Captain
Cuttle,
after
having
a
rough
lime
nt
the
gale
an
I
rounding
Tallenliam
Corner.
-
No
lonsrer"
do
the
kids
of
Mreenvvieh
Village,
New
Ytirk.
norl
lo
street
fights
lo
settle
I
heir
disputes
for
a
new
kind
of
settlement
work
has
been
instituted
in
the
Section
which
developed
5cne-
Tunney,
light
lica)MPi?lit
champion
nml
il
seen:
promised
of
a
successful
future.
Boxing
shows
are
now
being
held
In
a
sixteen
fool
ring
for
youngsters
ranging
Iron.
Mven
to
fifteen'
years
nf
ng".
All
ring
equipment
nf
regular
bouts,
iircJuding
padded
gloves,
towes.
trainers,
judges,
tights,
tln'e-keepers
and
I
be
gong
are
ii"d,
!irls
of
Ihe
village
nre
jiro-ininenl
among
the
rooters.
Shniles
of
the
great
puicllislic
asl
in
New
York
have
been
re.
vived
by
Ihe
return
lo
Ihe
game
of
"Harlem
Tommy"
Murphy,
listhl
weight
star
of
10
to
?0
years
ago.
lie
lias
not
uonneii
Ihe
gloves
again
hut
is
serving
occasionally
as
a
judgn
at
Mndi-
sm
Sipiare
lianlen,
scene
of
many
of
his
triiunp.
.Murphy.
who
Rallied
Packey
McFarland,
Ad,
Wnlgusl,
Knockout
llrown,
Abe
Allel
and
Vmyig
Eni'e
in
his
heyday,
lias
thrived
on
his
riim
earnings
since
retirement
and
has
made
money
in
real
eslale.
"Thank
(!od,
I
have
something."
saysYnmmy.
"Jtil
think
of
Hie
hoys
who
boxed
In
my
lime
and
who
today
have
nothing
at
all."
:
The
llrallleboro
ski
hill
in
Vermonl,
claimed
as
the
finest
natural
ski
Jumping
course
east
of
Denver,
has
been
selected
as
the
scene
of
Ihe
annual
National
Ski
Jumping
Championship
of
Ihe
United
Stales
which
lakes
jdaoc
I'ebruary
H
and
15.
The
area(e.t
array
of
American
and
Canadian
ski
Jumpers
ever
In
assemble
is
expected
In
parlici
pale.
Among
tlw
Jumpers
who
have
signified
llielr
intention
nf
TftAOC
MARK
RCOIITIRfO
f
?lf
I
FT!
l'WBRe.'l.
WSJ
I
.ROOM?
IHll'SKWOIlK
wanted
hy
middle
lined
woman.
Hotel
work
preferred.
I'bone
IS7.
.
8
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALF..
Heaulifnl
l.aby
beaver
coal.
F.miuirn
Mrs.
A.
Tessier,
K.lrt
Thinl
Avenue.
Tlijs
Is
a
snap.
j
FOR
RENT
HAI.CONY
to
rent
in
Ladies'
llendy-lo-Weiir
store.
Suitable
for
first
class
milliner.
Apply
J.
Ilenl.
Third
Avenue.
I'rince
llupert,
H.H
1.1
FOIl
HF.NT.
Three
housekeeping
rooms,
fui-nlsheil
-im-plele.
Ise
of
hath.
218
Second
Avenue.
to
STKAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent.
Besner
apartmenU.
M.
M.
Stephens.
BOARD.
HOARD.
The
Second
Avenue.
Inlander,
830
Phone
137.
tf
REPAIRING
ANYTHING
IN
CANVAS.
Phone
780.
P,
LeClairc.
Cow
Hay.
competing
are:
Anders
llaugen,
present
nulioual
champion;
Henry
Hall,
holder
of
(be
world's
record
Jump
of
'i'2'J,
feci;
Victor
llerger,
of
Montreal,
who
established
Ihe
llrallleboro
ski
jump
record;
Nels
Nelson
nf
llevel-
loke,
Hrllikh
ftdumhia.
ami
(innriar
Mirbelson.
of
Durham,
N.H.,
the
Inlcrcojlegiale
title.
Iioblcr.
Invitation
havn
been
sent
lo
McOill,
Darlmouth.
University
of
Wisconsin,
ami
Ihe
University
nf
.Minnesota,
lo
lake
part
in
n
special
collegiate
program
of
skUraciug
ami
ski-
jumping.
More
than
ion
Jump
ers
will
parliofpale
in
the
(wo
day
program.
STEAMER
ARRIVALS
Arrivals
on
Hie
steamer
Prince
OeTnre,
Capt.
John
Kernau.
from
Vancouver
yesterday
included
II.
Lees,
.Mrs.
Jane
Sangsler.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Ilnzics,
Miss
Jaciuot.
W.
X.
McKibben,
Mrs.
W.
Cook,
Slokavig,
.1.
M.
(ilguotf.
Mrs.
J:
Suinmerfiehl,
Mrs.
Illley,
W.
M.
Smith.
Miss
Mcdregor.
Krv.
F.
H.
Haisler,
Mr.
Lniuhart,
L.
It.
Hull,
A.
Olson,
II.
Hold,
.
Knox.
A.
Farrow,
Miss
Sheasgreeu,
Mrs.
Longworih,
Miss
McNauglil,
II.
F.
Pnllen,
M.
Sparrow,
C
Willlaiiis,
Mrs.
II.
F.
(Ircgg,
Mrs
Wat
soi),
W.
Criilrksliauk,
Mrs.
Jones,
Mrs.
Lebjer,
Miss
M.
Wnblron,
Mr.
ami
Mrs,
l
0,
Larseii,
.Miss
Hanson,
Mrs.
M.
Hanson,
D.
Durkin,
Slsler
Vivien,
I
out
Mason,
Harry
llowsou,
Mrs
A.
voiingman,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex.
Mcllae,
M.
'I'.
Illley,
Mr,
Quatt,
Capt.
(Inns,
Pol
Daly,
Dr,
Curler,
Mr.
Whornis,
Major
II,
M.
Taylor,
district
engineer
for
Hie
provincial
de
piirlmenl
of
public
works,
is
Is
Victoria
attending
a
conference
of
district
engineers
which
Is
Inking
place
lodny
and
lomor-rnw.
He
is
expected
buck
in
M.
clly
next
week,
W.
OOLOBLOOM,
Thn
Trapper's
Friend."
Second
Avenue.
floods
H.
AUCTION
SALES.
nought.
Sob!
From
Vancouver-
Sunday
Wednesdays
Fridays
t
C.P.Il.
January
I
I
and
28
To
Vancouver
Tuodayn,'Mai
closes
at
4
Fridays
8.13
Saturdays
C.P.IL
January
18
or
Fxidianucil
H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
ami
Crockery.
Third
Avq.
Phones
lllack
130
and
lied
t
IS
TAXI
Taxi
87
Phone.
(Call
Georgu
or
(JunU.
Ross
Brothers.
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Nlghl
Stand:
Boston
Orlll
Third
loanu
MISCELLANEOUS.
0.
ANDFRSON,
Sallrnaker
Sails
and
Tarpaulins
made
lo
order
and
.repaired.
Third
Avenue.
ippi.!e
Pioneer
Laundry,
Phone
Oreen
39S.
P.O.
flnx
723.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
nml
Fridays,
closes
at
3.30
p.m.
From
the
Eait
Mondnys.
Thursdays
and
Pat-unlays,
t.3o
p.m.
By
George
McManuj
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COtNC
TO
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THE
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P.
M.
P.M.
AaM
P.M.,
A.M.:
To
An
vox,
Alice
Arm.
StewarL
Premier
Cednesday
10
P.M.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premier
Fridays
A.M.
To
Port
Simpson.
Alice
Arm
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Daily
News
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IN
ADVANCE.
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HERE
MR.
TRAPPER.
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COI.LKHi:
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where
you
get
Ihe
big
wauls
men
and
women
lo'prlces
for
your
furs.
See
mo
learn
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Harbor
Trade.
Paid'firsl
and
last
before
selling
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while
learning
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like
you
to
make
money.
opportunity
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learn
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trade
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into
steady
employ,
merit.
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from
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week.
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Vancouver.
SCHEDULED
1
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Program
of
Qamea
for
Win1
Season
January
II.
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January
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28.
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Alaska
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18.
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10,
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January
1
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and
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River
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10:22
a.m.
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p.m.
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a.m.
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a.m.
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