BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
anus
IS
ENDORSED
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HOW
DO
TOO
Oo
1
L
DaCT.SIN
OH
HVj-
4l
TOP
.T
EVCN
,
?
Sug
ZV-rZ
&
L.
Council
Against
Salary
-Xi
A
Increase
for
City
Engineer
to
Aid
Glace
Bay
Miners
Tlif
regular
monthly
mooting
of
tho
Trades
ami
l.ahor
Council
was
hold
on
Thursday
night
President
S.
I).
Mardonald
was
in
tho
ohnir
and
Ihoro
was
a
good
nltondaiioe
including1
reprosenln
lives
of
I
hfiv
Carpenters',
Plnmh
ers',
Typographieal,
Shoot
Met
si
Workers',
Kngineers',
Car
Work
ers'
ami
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
llnions.
In
response
to
a
communica
tion
from
the
detail
Merchants
'Association
asking
for
co-oper
ation
against.
Orientals,
I
li
council
deemed
lo
oirer
lis
co
operation
and
appoint
a
com
mittee
of
two
lo
go
info
the
mat
lor
providing
:i
like
committee
is
appointed
by
the
detail
Mor
chants'
Association.
I
A
letter
from
I
he
filaee
May
Minors'
Association
was
read
and
it
was
decided
to
vole
the
sum
of
s?'0
lo
aid
those
miners
in
their
struggle
against
the
ltrilish
F.m-
jiire
Steol
Corporation.
The
mayor's
action
in
vetoing
a
salary
increase
lo
(lie
city
engineer,
was
endorsed
with
a
unanimous
vulo
of
the
council
and
lie
labor
aldermen
were
request-01M0
vole
in
support
of
tho
veto.
TEA
AND
SALE
BY
BAPTIST
LADIES
Affair
Held
on
Thursday
Afternoon
In
Store
of
Llnzey
&
Davles,
Sixth
and
Fulton
A
good
sum
was
realized
at
a
lea
and
sale
of
borne
conking
hold
on
Thursday
afternoon
in
the
store
of
l.in.ey
and
.
Davies
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
of
Ihe
Itaptisl
Church.
Mrs.
Frank
Morris
was
general
convener.
Mr.-Shi
Ilanildin
was
in
charge,
of
Ihe
lea
room
ami
lifr
assistants
were
Mrs.
S.
V
(Jhx,
Mrs.
Hert"Morgan,
Mrs.
fl
v.
Johnslnn,
Mrs.
(1.
Campbell
and
(Mrs.
W.
Harlou.
.Mrs.
P.
II
I.inzey
and
Mrs.
J.
I).
Thnrher
were
in
cliarge
of
the
home
rrking
(able
and
Mrs.
K.
Ci
Titriior
was
rashier.
fA
AND
SALE
OF
HOME
COOKING
BY
.
PRESBYTERIAN
AID
A
successful
tea
ami
sale
nf
home
cooking
was
held
oil
Thursday
afternoon
by
IJie;
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
at
llie
home
of
Mrs.
'I'.
II.
Johnson,
Fourth
venue
F.usi.
f.Mrsv
Johnson
and
Mrs.
Joe
fireer,
president
of
Uhe
Aid,
re-feiyed.
Presiding
at
the.
lea
urn
Vpre
M-rs.
11.
11.
firant
ami
Mrs.
M
W.
(irievc
and
Mrs.
I...
W.
Kfrgin,
Mih.
S.
Darton,
Mrs.
'.
11.
Wilson-Murray,
Miss
Lorraine
ifranl
and-Miss
Lois
Mellae
as-
Msled
in
soryiug.
Mrs.
1),
Mcl
lliiuter
ami
Mrs.
J.
fl.
Slecnwcre.
in
charge
of
the
home
cooking
iahlc
and
Mrs.
(ieoreo
Horie
was
cashier.
During
Ihe
aflernonn
lhernf
TV'oro
vocal
solos
by
Miss
John
son
accompanied
by
Miss
Iilanche
Curlin.
The,
sum
of
838
was
realized.
MR.
AND
MRS.
PARKIN
HONORED
BY
FRIENDS
Presentation
Made
at
Surprise
Party
Last
Sight
on
Occasion
of
Their
Wedding
Anniversary
A
pnrly
of
friends
formed
a
surprise
parly
last,
nichl
on
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin,
Hii
ltor-
rion
Street,
lo
help
them
celebrate
the
fifteenth
anniversary
of
their
"marriase.
'llie
feature
of
the
proceedings
Mas
the
presentation
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Parkin
of
a
cut
glaj8
water
set
and
vase.
I).
C.
Stuart
spoke,
liriofly
ntid
the
presentation
was
made
by
F.
O.
Dawson.
Holli
Mr.
and
Mr.s.
Parkin
responded
suil-ahly.
The
evening
was
spent
informally
In
dancing
and
refreshment
were
served.
Present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Parkin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I).
C.
Stu-4rt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Millar,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Tbom-
son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Davie,
Mr.
.MS
m
Intx
rrruf
Scrvici
InC
'vS
jflffi
flvT
.tW.t
Briuin
ri.Mi
J"
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-
'
oQffil
JG&t&'
!
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N
!J
ISteftJ
HEAD
and
ASTHMA
BRONCHIAL
COLDS
No
Smoke-
No
Sprays-No
Snuff
Just
Swallow
a
RAZ-MAH
Capsule
Restores
normal
breathing.
Quickly
tops
all
choking,
gasping
and
mucus
in
bronchial
tubes.
Gives
featherings
ong
nights
of
restful
sleep..
Contains
no
injurious
or
habit-forming
drugs.
$1.00
per
box
at
drug
stores.
Send
6c.
for
generous
trial.
Templetons,
Toronto.
RAZ-MAH
GUARANTEED
RELIEF
FOR
SALE
BY
and
Mrs.
II.
I
Woarnionth,
Mr.
mil
Mrs.
Arthur
Mailey.
Fred
Dawson,
K.
C.
(iibbons,
J.
1
I
rang
I
Simnyxiile
.
and
Perry
linker.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
Tlli:mrs
nvmy.
a
sli
belween
waiter
and
lip.
TIIKHK'S
one
thing
about
public
speaking,
if
you
make
a
mistake
you
can
always
blame
il
on
Ihe
reporter.
SOMini.MFS
there
is
little
difference
between
a
philosophy
nf
life
and
a
prejudice.
TIIFIUVS
.one
tiling
about
the
present
method
of
serving
beer
there
s..
no
moaning
at
he
bar
before
gelling'
half
seas
over.
AVIIAT
we
all
like
a
boil
t
the
early
summer
monlhs
is
the
joy
of
paying
taxes.
THINK
what
it
must
mean
lo
'lurk
to
have
a
bobbed
harem.
l
On
Sunday
the
women
Will
go
on
a
tool,
Hill,
whatever
they
wear
I
don't
can-
a
bool,
As
long
as
they
don't
Appear
on
Iho
street
With
flesh
colored
stockings
And
corns
on
their
feet.
IF
this
column
seoms
n
little
ipieor
today,
remember
I
bad
lo
eat
bol
cross
huus
for
breakfast
yesterday.
r
Ten
Years
'Ago
in
Pi
inc.
Rupert
There
will
lie
nnotlier
civfri
election
nexl
week
to
fill
the
al-
leriuanie
vacancy
caused
by
Hie
resignation
nT
Aid.
McClymont
lo
conlexl
the'
mayoralty
against
.Mayor
Newton.
hl.
McClymonl,
iterealed
in
thai
allempt,
say
be
will
not
seek
re-elect
Ion
to
ihe
I'ouncil
at
Ibis
lime.
l'roni
slaleiiiouls
made
by
sail
nrs
there
seems
evidence
enough
to
believe
llial
llie
ltrilish
Col
umbia
coast
cities
including
Pritwo
Ilupert
were
saved
from
"I
was
Greatly
Distressed
With
Pains
in
the
Back"
Mr.
Alfred
McNeil!,
Chapel
Rock,
Alt.,
writes:
Freedom
from
Pain
Neuritis
Neuralgia
Thouaandf
of
Canadians
bava
found
thai
T.R.C.'a
stva
quickeit
and
nnil
relief
from
Pain.
TXC.'i
act
dirartly
ou
the
poiaooa
that
.
cauae
tin
pain.
They
conUio
no
danireroua
or
habit
forming
drusa.
Your
dnnmlit
recom.
rnenda
them.
Send
10c.
for
leneroua
trial.
Tatnpletona,
Toronto.
tl
X,UU
Ofl
RhaumatUm
0V,C
5uC.
Haadacfcea
N.urlti.
Neuralgia
SIZE
Lumbaao
SIZE
Paina
TRC's
TEMPLETON'3
RHEUMATIC
CAPSULr
31
ORWES
LIMITED
destruction
by
the
blulT
put
over
the
(ierman
squadron
that
a
strong
ltrilish
ami
Japanese
tleet
was
present
in
the.
vicinity.
Confident
that
ho
will
he
reelected
in
Hie
folheoiiiing
provincial
election,
William
Mansou,
M.I'.P.
relumed
lasl
night
nun
a
lour
of
the
Bella
Coola
dis
trict.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
I).
Ilahy
ar
rived
from
Ituckley
Hay
on
the
Prince
o.llm
yesterday
morning
and
sailed
on
the
Prince
(leorge
for
Vancouver.
J.
E.
DALRYMPLE
MFETS
BOARD
OF
TRADE
REGARD
TO
AFFAIRS
OF
DISTRICT
(continued
from
page
one,)
Little
urged
abmg
similar
lines.
Mr.
Dalrymple
In
replying
Mr.
Dalrympl
said
I
bey
always
were
glad
to
eo-nperale
in
any
project
for
Hie
liritiging
of
tourists
to
Hie
nounlry,
because
the
tourists
not
only
left
money
with
Ihe
railway
ainl
with
the
localities
visiled
but
also
bey
often
became
ner-
iiiaheut
investors.
The
Canadian
.National
was
till)
per
'cent
wilh
the
city
in
this
mailer.
They
wore
already
extending
their
serviee
to
Skagway
wilh
as
long
is
possible'
slop
over
here.
The
development
of
Jasper
Park
had
been
an
initial
step
but
they
would
undertake
id
tier
work
as
soon
as
pifsible.
Lakclse
1
1
o
I
springs
were
attractive
ami
Ihe
Ofivcrumcul
had
been
proposing
making
it
a
park
reserve.
The
mailer
of
improving
il
had
already
been
sllnlied
by
the
company.
Mr.
Dalrymple
said
that
he
would
make
rcprosonlalinn
in
regard
lo
the
I'orilpany
purchasing
niipjie.
lie.ro
lie
Jhou
.mentioned
r.'..L
.
1..:
'f.Vi'u.
hv.
a
1
-
"..'..''..
Ii"ill
VMJ.r
IVCv
l.
y
"
studying
the
rales
charged
lo
the
Islands
wilh
a
view
lo
belter
equalization.
Last
year
they
operated
a
linn
I
there
direct
and
lost
money
which
miht
liavi
been
belter
expended
elsewhere,
lie
jirgcd
local
merchants
lo
go
iifliT
the
business
when
oppor
luuilies
otTered.
In
urging
the
njieValiou
of
a
small
boat
by
a
private
oniiinany,
he
said
Ibis
coulu
he
done
cheaper
and
more
etfectively
by
a
local
company
lo
which
the
CN.II.
would
give
During
the
winter
of
1920-21,
I
wai
greatly
distrested
with
pains
in
my
back
and
felt
tired
and
dtpreued
moit
of
the
time.
Particularly
during
the
night
I
Wa
troubled
with
frequent
urination,
tome
nights
having
to
rite
almoit
every
hour.
I
tried
lever-al
different
treatments
without
success,
until
finally
I
began
using
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Uver
P;ii.
.-J
.l
i'
...j
aim
mcjr
iciicvcu
my
twn-
dition
before
I
had
finished
the
first
box.
I
am
feeling
better
this
summer
than
I
have
for
years,
and
although
in
my
67th
year,
can
work
all
day
without
any
undue
fatigue."
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
85
cu.
ft
liox
of
35
pUU,
1'Vtaunaon,
IUtr
ft
Co..
Toronto
eery
possible
I'liooiirniiciiioiil.
However
lliey
'already
bad
under
eonshloralinn
Hie
placing
of
a
.small
itoal
of
from
75
lo
1
00
Ions
on
the
rim
if
no
local
cain-pauy
eoubl
be
found
to
undortakit
(be
work.
Sir
Henry
on
Job
In
regard
to
the
opening
of
the
epire
Itiver,
Mr.
Dalrytnpht
aid
Sir
Henry
Thornton
had
studied
the
ipirslion
thoroughly
and
lie
thought
of
it
niht
ami
morning
and
talked
of
it
all
the,
lime.
Any
policy
that
was
instituted
was
bound
to
benefit
Prince
llupeil
wbieh
would
got
Ihe
same
rati
as
Vancouver
ami
other
ports
no
mailer
what
route
was
adopted
Mr.
Dalrymple
said
be
would
look
iulo
Ihe
mailer
of
Ihe
.station
grounds.
He
was
glad
tr.
he
here,
and
lo
moot
the
Hoard.
II
was
Ihe
first
lime
lie
had
had
an
opportunity
of
coming
west
in
day
time
in
four
years.
He
was
much
encouraged
at
Die
amount
of
development
he
saw
taking
place
along
the
line.
What
they
needed
was
a
few
ihore
live
wires
like
(llfif
Hanson
in
the
country.
Church
Notices
First
Presbyterian
Church
Hev.
II.
H.
Orant,
D.D.,
Minister
KASTKIt
Sl'NDAY
SFllVICKS
Morning
Subject:
"An
Faster
Message."
Solo
Miss
N.
Johnstone.
Solo
:
S.
K.
Campbell
Organist:
John
F.
Davey
Evening
Subject:
"The
llesiirrecllon."
iitbom:
"Christ
our
Passover.
Solo
.Mrs.
Larsrn.
Organist:
Mrs.
Harlow.
Baptist-Church
Foster
Services.
Service
of
raise
at
1
1
a.m.
Church
and
Sunday
school
combined.
Special
program.
Service
of
Triumph
;.fin.
Subject,
"The
Con
queror
of
Death
and
the
Prince
of
Life."
Soloist.4,
Miss
Jone
mil
Mr.
Jackson,
of
Dighy
Faster
greetings
lo
all
and
a
rordian
iuvilatio;i
o
Ihe
services
of
Ihe
day.
Lutheran
Church
St.
Paul's.
Fnslisli
Lulberan
Churcli,
jMolropye
JluUfj
J.blnl
'i.i
tii
j-i'..'
.
Aventie
.
'IMMie.rjF
IKIij.
pastor.
easier
services.
.Morning
il
1
1
o'clock.
Sermon
topic
The
Faster
Feast
and
tho
miosis.
'
Holy
Communion.
Sun
lay
school
at
12
noon.
F.venirig
service
at.
7.
.'10.
ITasler
service.
lie
Is
risen."
Service
of
snug
ind
recilalion
,
by
Hie
Sunday
School
and
Hie
choir,
wilh
a
brief
nblress
by
the
pastor.
Strangers
onnllally
welcome.
Salvation
Army
Special
Faster
services
will
be
conilncled
by
Staff
Captain
Car-
rulhers.
Saturday
at
H.I
5
p.
in
Free
and
Fnsy.
Sunday
at
1
1
a.m.
"Worship
the
llisen
Christ.
2.30.
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7.:in
p.m.
Salvation
mooting.
Com
missioning
of
local
otllcers.
Mnn
day
at
H
p.m.
Sunshine
Hour
musical
proKram.
Tuesday
at
.?I0.
Hoy
scouts.
Friday
al
..io
iiiri
(iiianiH.
inursuayai
p.m.
Public,
meellng.
Iliursday
at
2.30.
I.adicl
Homo
League
Come
and
brlncr
nnotlier.
Methodist
Church
The
Church
of
Service.
Rev
fioorgo
O.
Hacker,
pastor.
Mist
Isabel
Haddock,
deaconess.
Sun-
flay
services.
Morning
al
tl
deception
of
new
member.
Don'
1
steep
in,
Come
and
encnuran
our
new
.
nietnber.'.
Sunday
school
at
2.
'.1ft.
Pobilst.
John
Iv
Davey.
livening
service
al
7..10
Hriglit.
Faster
hymns
and
nu
in
spiring
Faster
message.
Colne
Come!
Come
I
I
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WAPITI
WANTKD.
Wanted
lo
rent
a
pleasure
boat
for
summer,
Particulars
and
rales
lo
Ho
2U.
Dally
News
87
WA.YtT.D.-
1
'sud
range.
I'hone
Hod
57:1.
FOR
SALE
'OH
SAM!.
M
Terrace,
H.C
several
ten
acre
tracts
and
one
I
acre
tract.
Look
Uieiii
over
ami
uiaKe
me
an
oucr.
a.
C.
Lit
He.
TO
RENT
"Oil
SAl.F.
-
Singer
Sewing
machine,
good
as
new,
in
splendid
coiiililion.
Cheap
at
35.n".
IMione
Hlne
I
f.
8K
Oil
IlKNT.
Five
roomed
house
wilh
bath
nod
pantry
on
Second
Avenue
for
rent
May
I
Phone
Utile
(ill
I.
Ho
llllMSIIHD
Housekeeping
Suite
for
rent.
4
K)
Sixth
Avenue,
Fast.
I'hone
IHue
278.
If
'Oil
IlKNT.
Clapp
apartment
Weslimhaver
Hros.
If
BOARD
HOAHD.
Tim
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOAIID
AND
HOOM,
or
board
only.
Phone
Hod
707.
STENOGRAPHER
Public
Stenographer
E.
IVI.
EARL
Olllce:
Dollar
Store.
Third
Ave.
I'hone:
Red
M.
ATTENTION,
CONTRACTORS,
MINE
OWNERS,
LUMBERMEN,
HARDWARE
MERCHANTS,
BLACKSMITHS,
WOODWORK
ERS
AND
IMPLEMENT
DEALERS
$136,000
Wholesale
Hard
war
a
Stock
For
Salo
I
he
Slock
of
the
Western
Canada
Hardware
Company,
Limited,
Lclhhridfre,
Now
in
Liuil-al
Inn.
This
fine
slock
is
now
being
sold
to
Ibiv.trade
lit.
iiiuintllies
lo
MJil.
plirrhfi14ei:s;
al
at
a
a
.rate
on.
the
d.dnii'A:W
v
I'aints
...
..
0,000.00
Sporting
Ooods
..
i.tiOO.Oft
llrass
Ooods
.
.
1,357.80
Woodwork
...
2,0fiL'.91
Illacksinilh
.
.
lt.7
1
ft.ftU
iron
Fillings
2.5
15.00
Holts
..
..
.
3,071.01
Alabasline
..
2,080.0ft
Nails
.'
7.82rt.!t2
Sjilkes
....
..
4,5
10.30
Plow
Shares
.
0.115.11)
Fence
Staples
2.107.00
llnnesl
Tools
3,820.11
Waste
..
..
l,t55.8l
Itellliig
1,375.77
Iron
Pipe
(1,00
t.ai
Carbide
.
dO.U7
Dynamite'
501.12
Hope
..
..
..
..
(,
385.00
Cutlery
..
..
.
8,072.25
Shelf
Hard
ware
.
.,('.,n.13.07
Fnamelware
.
.
.
ll.fftft.0ft
Heaver
Hoard
.
.
2.828.71
Heavy
Hardware
8,817.17
Mipe
Supplies
.
.
0.811.78
Sweat
Pads
.
.
.
3,100.00
$135.11.1.15
rt'rire
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Coverlriig
Onods
That
May
Interest
You
Will
I
be
Mailed
on
Application.
Slock
located
at
Lothhridke.
For
Informalion
apply:
K.
A
M.
Sales
Co.,
Lethbrldge,
or
Dominion
General
Jobbers,
Limited
17H
McDcrmonl
Ave.,
Winnipeg,
Man,
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PIUCFS
OF
FASTIIOl'F
l-CYCLH
Marine
Fngiues
t-H.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
1-ll.P.
cylinder
MD
200.00
0-H.P.
cylinder
III)
150.00
8-II.P.
cylinder
11D
75o.oo
'
8-11.1.
cylinder
MD
150.00
Kl-H.P.
cylinder
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itr.
a
a
All
Hie
above
except
Hie
ffrt
I
p.'.'J.'
V
Ui'
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lili'iuilt'
inn
ruiouus
.iiii-i
lie-'
a
r.
nr
verse
dear,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
The
best
thai
money
can
buy.
Haslliope
Hros.,
1717
Georgia
St.
W.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Always
at
your
service.
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywbere
at
Anytime.
Five
pas-
tenner
Doilgn
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
Hales:
fide
for
1
or
2
passengers,
2.r)c
for
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Oh
Uaby"
at
your
sor
vice
day
or
night.
Comfort
Safely-Courtesy.
If
it's
a
water
trip
call
Laurie
Lambly.
1
'
lion-s
570
or
131.
TAXI
532
1'HK
DFPFN'DAHLK
TAXI.
Drj
and
.Night
service,
(iomforl
and
Courtesy
is
my
mollo,
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
lliclunond'
Ilooms.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Oust
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Nitr'
Stand:
.TOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
from
3mnr
Hole.
FURNITUKE
WE
handle
the
FAWCRTr
guaranteed
copper
bearint?
Steel
Ranges
and
all
grades
of
high
grade
furnllurc
wo
exchange.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
EXCHANGE,
Auctioneers
FURNITURE
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ure
Store.
NVe
Uuy.
Sell
and
Fx
change
New
and
Secondhand
Ooods.
GtO.
PAFADOPULIS.
339
Third
Ave.
rhin
'.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
Columbia
Record
no
scratching.
Finest
reproductions
of
latest
Fox
Trots.
Songs
anil
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists.
Call
In
and
bear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
NORTHERN
TRANSFER
Call
for
Haggage
and
Express
Northern
Transfer.
Day
Plume
lied
213.
Night
phone
flreen
3i7.
W.
H.
MONTGOMERY,
JR.
MONUMENTS
P.
LeClalre
Sub,
P.O.
No.
I.
Prince
Ilupert,
..
Agent
for
Oranlte,
Marblo
and
Stone
Monuments
and
Headstones.
LAND
ACT.
In
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