PAGE
FOUR
jr
t
it
?
IMMIGRANTS
BRINGING
UP
,
FATHER
.
By
George
McMantis
.
.
THREE
Vrl
Avj
FOR
CANADA
tSOT
bt-CE-P
A
vvitSK.
GT
OF
OVER.
tONE
I
Numbers
Arriving
from
Europe
This
Week
end
on
Several
Steamers
MANY
FROM
BRITAIN
Special
Trains
are
Meeting
New
-
t.
..u
V-!-i-.
'
and
Tomorrow
'
.AIO.NTRKAL,
Ail.
2.'-.L-firnups
nf
npru-ullu'ral
solllors
who
art
enniinfr
lo
Canada
nhdir
ih.
aiT5
pieos
of
llio
department
or
Col
nnizailnii,
Aprii'iiUum
and
.S'a
lional
Railways
arc
iiuluilod
Tn
tno
passenger
lists
or
(lie
An
raniii
of
Iho'Ciinard
linn
and
(ho
MoRanlic
and
Star
of
llie
Domin
ion
linn,
Whirm
slnanlni's
arc
at
Onnlmc
this
week
end
On
Ihn
Aurani.a
is
a
special
parly
of
1
27
men
lining
brought
mil
as
farm
hands,
this
parly
Doitipr
in
charge'
of
II.
II.
Maxwell
of
Ihn
Ilnlfast
oflice
of
Ihn
Can
adian
.National
Railways.
These
men
am
destined
for
weslnrn
points
hut
a
number
of
Ihem
will
he
located
on
farms
in
Ontario.
There
am
also
on
hoard
Ihn
Aurania
two
groups
coming
to
Ihn
Dominioir
under
settlement
a'els
hy
which
families
are
placed
on
the
land
on
farms
ready
for
occupancy
and
operation.
Some
of
these
families
are
travelling
under
the
auspices
of
the
overseas
settlement
acrl,
in
which
Ihn
governments
of
Great
Britain
and
Canada
co-operate.
Included
in
these
family
groups
am
nine
who
followed
the
special
correspondence
course
organized
in
Hurope
hy
the
Canadian
National
Railways
for
Hie
purpose
of
acquainting
intending
settlers
with
the
special
and'
peculiar
agricultural
conditions'
that
prevail
in
the
Dominion.
Ontario
Government
.Them
is
further
a
parfy
numbering
2.'J
individuals
lining
lii;ougli
lo
Canada
by
the
Ontario
government
anil
a
further
group
of
22
Ukrainians
who
are
being
admitted
(o
the
country
under
the
provisions
of
the
spec
,laTiict
which
permits
a
limited
number
of
farm
laborers
to
come
from
rounlries
in
lliiVope
outside
Ihij
selcrlivo
area
'From'
llie
.Megan
lie
there
will
also
diseiiib.uk
'T'large
number
o
f
settlers
of
liriish
origin
in
eluding
a
special
parly
from
communities
in
Wales.
There
aY6
on
the
.Mcganlie
twelve
ilies
coining
here
under
the
overseas
settlement
act,
these
Hies
nuii'ilierihg
in
all'
8U
i
1
1
dividnilrhero
is
a,
parly
of
27
farm'
laborers
from
Czechoslovakia
coming
lo
Hie
west.
Altogether
there
are
1)5
1
passen
gers
lo
disembark
from
the
I
wo
,'lhg
at
Halifax
but
these
have
cjonslderably
lessened
in
Tiers,'
the
great
-
movement
now
.being
directed
towards
Quebec
,
with
llie
opening
oT
the
SI.
Lawrence
routes.
'
,
''ln.;sj)ecjal
shifts
rif
(be
Canadian
National
llailways
which
are
in
charge
of
these
large
.movements
al
the
Atlantic
seaports
have
been
transferred
from
Halifax
and
are
now
al
Quebec
in
readiness
for
llie
season's
business
there.
SHIPMENTS
OF
PRAIRIE
GRAIN
-
-
-
j
'During
Crop
Year
113,002,000
i
Pushels
Moved
From
West-it
"
ern"
Points
WINNM'KO,
April
25.
Nearly
iyjoVfrnlns
or
si
sly
cars
ea(li
.anii
each
train
nearly
lialf
a
mile
ju
length
are
represented
in
the
loiai
niovemeni
111
no
gram
from
pfdnts'jin
Hie
Cailadian
Na
tional
llailways
in
Wesiern
(,aii
?aila
since
llie,
openliiig.
of
ibo
present
graiiuyeari
on
August
1
ts)2,
according
lo
grain
figures
s
CROSS
WQRD
PUZZLE
-H
mm'
Horizontal
1
A
parent
2
Flower
Male
parent
K
Personal
pronoun
ill
drain
12
A
child's
thanks
11
Southern
stale
(air.)
10
Metal
in
raw
slate
18
A
map
'
t!l
Micri'.'i'forv
bird
'"T
21
The
liigh
card
2:i
To
offer
25
Thus
27
Cry
of
sheep
21)
Chilli's
name
Tor
falher
.'Hi
Kitchen
u
tonsil
.
31
Money'
(F.nKlishJ
32.
A
numeral
33
Two.oYld
Vjlers
t
35
Devoured
'
37
iracft
tail.)
'?'
38
A
beverage
seamc'rs
.-.at.
Qiiebeo
f'oday
aiwl
'J
;'.",f5
t.rf
!
,
'
ir.wl?.v'
1
ilTw
hit
'n,;,-f',iH,.s
,vr
1
1;
1
0
discover
Y
ouiiiiiiy,
I'A.imuuii
mo
01
iiici
lliird'
ela"ss'
pnssengers
beingl
made'
atulhaf
poi:l.
-i
Special
Trains
As
soon
as
tile
landing
formalities
will
have,
been
complel
'-'
c'd
;
wilbi
these
travellers
will
,
embark
on
special
I
rains
on
fhe
('anadian
National
Tlailwayx
"which
yjll
be
in
wailing
on
pier,
'
anil
w.ilj
continue
lo
J
heir
dolln-(
at
ion
oyer-
ihe
lines
of
thai
sys-lem.l
liere'ViPc
yet
parties
(a
pd-
'7
!te
(4.!';M
ii)
Toward
rl
-1
1.
rUl
m
KEY
TO
CROSS
WORD
PUZZLE.
V.
,
.
Id
Ontario's
dry
law
(ab.)
t2
Sohg
of
praise
-
'-
X
51
Single
53
Kxclamat
ion
used
in
Dible
5
4
A
point
of
Hie
compnss
55
A
flat:
fish
'
'
cars
containing
liushejs
(if
graiir
1.13,002,000
have
niuveu
frhnVpoinj
s,
jirr
the;
(ihdinVi'1'
Na-i
I
iOnulAveslern'
lines
.
.
the
approaches
of
seeding
time,
together
Willi
unsatisfactory
road
conditions
in
Hie
western
prriviiires
'had'
reiltiied
coii-siderably
the
amount
of
grain
yerticai
"
1
Myself
3
Thus
I
Sailor
5
A'
French
conjunction
7-
Near
;
t
8
lxclamation
1)
To
locate
'
"
iMeans
Vi'f
lie
.1
13
Oi'io'
II
DeiVoliitg
pleasant
surprise
15
Part
df
verb
"liV
be"
:
I'
15
A
'Is'phere
'
1
j'7
Tirilsh'
2(1
A'
(me
22
Talks'
joud;
noisy
2i
A
Svaler
course
2
A'n'ljl'fol;
a'Vimlilelon
27
A
girl's
nanie
''alii)
'
28
A
card
'
'
'
"'
,
3
5,
Tnkes.
1
30
To
ml
away
for
preservation
t
:i
An
nninii'l
3'J
A
calheilral
city
:
40,
Mineral
in
rock
I
it
An
animal
'if
A
pronoun
.41
A
Kii'l
name
;
iH
A
river
in
Knrope
i.'O
Upon
51
All
eorreel
(nh.)
50
rtno.o'f'the
Ilnjted
plates
(ntO
52
Kaslern
time'
(ah.)
i3
Nnie
in
vocal
scale
.rep;i;liiiiens,
were
served.
J'ho!o
pVeenl,
'
besides
Mr.
,md
Mrs.
vaYii,,''.iiciiiiefr
'M'iss
Kditli
MJss
Nellie
Slrachaii,
Mrs.
.1.
Coombs,
Harry
Walker,
Krie
(lingwall,
Hob
l-'rizzell,
Alfred
Svvalison
and
A.
Coombs.
being;
marketl-ili
though
Sas-!-,,
.
kalchewah
hiid
'Alberta
a
consii0
yLfi
fLUYftnj
HUIU
eranie
amouni
is
yei
coming
lor-
CflTTU
AUCWIIP
f
ADMlTM
wan;.
In
(he
week
endiing
Apri
!
rlr
lit
AVtWUt
llAKUlllN
23,
Saskatchewan
farmers
nvar-i
keled
357,0fi(f
Ini'shi'ls
aiul
Allier
ta
farmers
ino.noo
bushels,
Loadings
during
llie
week
were
023
cars
which
reduced
the
amount
in
sliirage
by
approximately
'
500,000
bushels.
At
present
time
there,
is
smnjelhiug
'over
four
million
bushels'
rejtnrt-fd
in
slorage
on
Canadian
Na-
iidiau
National
points
at
present.
During
Ibe
period
since,
the
opening
or
Hie
grain
yen'
3,370
cars
of
grain
have
been
rieljverJ
ed
by
the
Canadian
National
at
Vancouver.
SURPRISE
PARTY
Friends
Last
Nlqht
Helped
Jack
Swanson,
Seventh
Avenue
E.'1
Celebrate
His
Birthday
1,
A
number
of
friemjs
las
night
giilhereil
lo
sorinu
a
surnris'e
Daffodls
Carried
Away
and
Cven
the
Bulbs
pug
up
and
This
sprinig.
Tom
Silversiries
planleil
J
wo
rows
of
daffodils,
one
on
each
side
o
f
(ho
path
lending
to
iis
front
door.
They
thrived
well
am
cnn)e
info
bloom.
I'lien
along
came
a
vandal
01'
vandals,
visited
the
garden
by
night
and
picked
all
hut
liree
of
the
flowers.
Thai
was
on
Thurs
day.
Yesterday
the
remaining
three
were
laken,
aiid
in
at
least
one
case
llie
bulb
.was
lifted
and
everything
carried
away.
Mr.
Silversliles
has
been
con
ferring
with
his
neighbors
and
finds
lial
others
have
had
situ
ilar
experiences.
R.
Si
Sweellng,
O.P.R.
auditor,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
Mm
available
In
nr
ium
vVhi-lr'wnu
Princess
Heal
rice
This
morn
.g.Wmmenceil
pnil
in
llm'slimmer
Cunailian'
Cunailian'"
'"'Nn-lfia'rty
Nai'pn'rty
on
on
Jack
Jack
Swanson,
Swanson,
10f6
10f3
1
,
He
lie
will
will
be
be
here
here
TENNIS
DANCE
WAS
BRILLIANT
Annual
Event
Last
Night
In
Elks
Proved
Most
Enjoyable
Seldom
lias
there
been
a
dance
given
in
the
cily
that
proved
as
eujoVnhlc
and
brilliiVnt
as
the
leiiuis
ball
al
the
1
litis'
Home
last
evening'.
Hractically
all
the
tennis
player?
olf
the
City
were
1
1
fere
with
their
friends,
j'he
hall
was
tastefully
ilec.ounlci!
with
tenni.
nets,
l'aipiels,
balls
and
oilier
emblems
of
the
game
and
of
llie
local
club
'which
enco.u'nuges
that
kind
of
sprit!?
'Music
was'firovided
by
the
Serenaders,
consisting
nf
Miss
Morrison,
Kenny
Hood,
deorge
lloric
Jr.,
and
W.
Cooper
willt
additions
from
lime
lo
time
from
the
W.eslholme
Orchestra.
A
splendid
buffel
supper
was
served
at
half
past
eleven,
the
earlier
hour
being
much
appreciated
hy
the
dancers.
All
sat
down
togelbe,!
and
Hie
boys
of
Hie
tennis
clfib
wailed
on
Ihem,
giving
wonderful
service.
This
is
,uu
annual
event
and
Inst
night
il'
lacked
nothing
of
the
enljnisiiisni
of
former
similar
occasions.
The
fact
that
Ihc
sexes
weVe
ibout
equal
in
numbers
lended
to
make
things
go
well.
Com
in
ij
Ices
in
charge
were
jfi
follows:
"
Chairman
(linl
M.C.
A.
II.
Carmirhael.
''
Refreshments
--
Misses
Caroline
Milchell,
Ktanda
Marsh,
Ituhy
Scot
anij
Mrs.
S.
V.
Deeorallnns
i
W.
I,.
McKenzie
and
V.
Criiikshanks.
Programs
and
liiusie
Miss
drace
Ciirlin
ami
V.
Jlurgess.
HINTON
IS
ACTING
FOR
PROVINCE
OF
ALBERTA
ON
COAL
V.
1'.
Ilinton,
well
known
in
this
cily
as
a
freiiuenl
visitor
formerly
wien
lie
was
vice.pre-
sidcnl
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Paci
fic
Railway,
is
representing
llie
proviiice
of
Al.berla
in
connection
wilh
coat
shipments
lo
(he
province
of
Ontario
and
llie
development
of
Ibe
railway
rale-for
il.
II
is
hoped
In
ship
a
inianlily
of
llie
product
this
year.
Sport:
Chat
Of
course
ibe
breezes
are
slill
a
lillle
chill
lo
Ihink
of
swiiu-
miiig
but
thai,
is
no
reason
why
l
hose
who
lakij
so
much
enjoy
nient
during
the
summer
al
the
Salt
Lake
should
not
turn
out
now
lo
get
things
In
shape
so
Hial
lliey
may
enjoy
Ihcir
sport
again
in
a
few
weeks'
lime.
The
rarl
lhal
Ibe
Swimming
Club
was
not
able
lo
tfcl
a
ipiorum
on
Thursday
night
for
lis
annual
ineeling
makes
il.
look
as
If
a
liil
'of
neopl,.
here
like
lo
enjoy
themselves
liul
want
someone
else
lo
io
the
work
thai
will
make
it
possible
for
Ihem
lo
do
so.
If
conililions
al
the
Salt
Lake
this
yiar
are
not
favorable,
lols
of
penpln
will
complain,
for-
gellilig
lhal
I
hey
did
-not
show
enough
inlere'sl
in
Hie
thing
themselves
lo
I
urn
out
for
the
annual
ineelins.
A
nlne-hnliv
golf
course
will
be
an
added
altracllnn
Ibis
year
al
Jasper
Park
for
tourists.
The
course
has
been
bn'ill
In
llie
highest
standards
ami
uses
wi
golfing
lerrnln
IninieiHalely
jissne.l
Today"
by
mil
il
Monday
of
Illil
and
was
rushed
forward
iionai
1
orriciais
nere.
in
um
.-m.-tiih
nvi-mir
r..isi,
me
ciecas-
wiien
he
wil
nroceed
on
he
wild
siwi.
n.r.i
period
from
August
1,
1021,
In
Jon
being
his
birthday.
Oames
Princess
Mary
to
visit
the
com-
pril
23,
1.5)25,
a
total
of
83,031
and
dancing
were
enjoyed
and
pany'a
Alaska
olllcc.
course
will
he
ready
for
use
by
the
limo
I
he
season
opens.
There
Wanted
For
Sale
Forwent
FOR
SALE
KOR
SAL!!
al
Terrace.
I
I.O.
Three
ten
acre
chicken
ranclu,
lo
be
sold
at
once,
as
owner
is
leaving
Hie
country.
Price
75.00,
$
150.00
ami
$200.00.
Look
Ihem
over
iiiick.
Apply
to
A.
0.
Lillle,
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
102
FOR
SAl.KOompletely
eiiuipped
pleasure
boat.'
30
x
5),
1
5b.
p.
Ilerlhs
for
four
persons.
New
mil
in
first
class
condition.
A
bargain
for
quick
sae.
Apply
Hox
2
52
Daily
News
Olllcc.
t'OR
SAI.K.
Kitchen
range
nml
While
sewing
machine.
Phon
Omen
023.
09
TO
RENT
TO
HKNT.
Suite,
five
rooms.
bath
and
range.
Apply
(!.
P.
Tinker.
'I'p7
It
I'OR
HKNT.
Furnished
house,
six
rooms.
Phone
(Sreen
403.
I'OR
HKNT.
-
Clapp
aparlment
veslcnhaver
Hros.
tf
BOARD
HOARD.
The
Iniander,
830
Second
Avenue.
.Phone
137.
HOARD
AND
ROOM,
or
board
only.
Phone
Red
707.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
Columbia
Records
no
scratching.
Finest
ro
productions
of
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists.
Call
in
and
hear
Ihem.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third.
Avenue
WOMEN'S
EXCHANGE
IF
you
have
any
plain
sewing
or
fancy
work
you
wish
lo
dispose
of,
we
will
sell
ft
for
you.
Articles
in
this
department
nut
limited
to
one
dollar.
The
Dollar
Slore.
Red
321.
NORTHERN
TRANSFER
Cajl
for
Haggnge
and.
Express
Northern
Transfer.
Day
Phone
Reii'243?
Night
phone
(treen
307.
W.
H.
MONTGOMERY,
JR.
is
a
good
golfing
turf,
llie
fairways
are
clear
of
actual
oul-croppings
ami
llie
whole
course
has
a
pleasing'
rugged
selling'.
The
route
selected
encloses
a
great
hearl-shapeij
area
with
the
first
hole
starling
and
the
last
hole
finishing
at.
Hie
lower
point
of
llie
heart.
At
the
lop
there
is
a
double
back
and,
furlher
along,
a
loop
of,
three
holes
wliich
are
on
a
peninsula
running
out
into
l.ac
Hcamrrl.
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ARRIVALS
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Rupert
A.
C.
Knighl,
Mrs.
II.
O.
Sinclair
and
W.
A.
Evans,
Vancou
ver;
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ii.
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(ilggey,
Terrace;
A.
II.
Williams,
Whinipeg;
R.
Maconachie,
Lindsay,'
OiiV.;'
E.
M.
Cabrera,
Mrs.
II'.
W.
patllil-son,
A.
Robertson
and
Alfred
Adams,
Massell;
.lames
llaslle,
llnckley
Hay;
11.
K.
(i'orilo'n,
Orande
Prairie;
(I.
II.
Nelson,
Oeorgelown;
C.
H.
I'lewlu
and
Phil
Hient.en,
Wark
Channel.
Central
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Thornton,
C.N.R.;
Dixon,
Ocorgclown.
Chris
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICKS
OF
EASTIIOPI
4
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Marine
Engines
-4-II.P.
wilholil
clutch
$185.00
1-II.P.
f
cylinder.
MD
2(50.00
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I
cylinder
1ID
450.00
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750.00
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P.
2
cylinder
MD
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1
0-11.
p.
V
cylinder
I.D
175.00
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above
except
the
first
include
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Famous
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Reverse
dear,
and
full
cleclrieal
and
propeller
equipment.
The
best
lhal
money
can
buy.
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Hros.,
1747
Cieorgi.i
St.
YV,
Vancouver,
H.C.
Always
at
your
service.
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Anywhero
at
Anytime.
Five
pas
senger
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
and
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Rates:
50c
for
l
or
2
passengers,
25c
for
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
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SERVICE
LAUNCH
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Haby"
at
your
ser
vico
day
or
night.
Comfort
Safety-Courtesy.
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water
trip
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Pboiifs
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or
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3
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Day
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service.
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Phone
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Marble
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Stone
Monuments
and
Headstones.
Phone
Hlack
401.
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TRANSFER
Phone
177
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