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PAGE
FOOT
mi
DAtLV
.TfTCIS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
fi&ffetV
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COLL
THFBP
up
f
on:
TMAKtoO
-t?
(
r
will
always
taste
better
creamed
with
Wmffm
ii
Made
in
Canada
'From
Contented
Cows"
You
Had
Better
Get
Your
Name
on
our
list
For
Dry
Kindling
Kvery
piece
kiln
dried
and
easily
split.
Largo
load
$6.00
delivered,
or
5
bundles
already
split
for
$1.00
dc:
livcred.
"Taxi"
Call
112.
Always
open
and
ready
to
givo
sarvico
all
hours.
One
or
two
passengers
anywhere
50c.
Clean
Sedans,
polite
drivers.
COAL
We
have
a
new
coal
on
hand
$11.00
per
ton
ered.
No
dirt
and
very
little
smoke.
A
perfect
range
coal,
nut
size
and
extremely
hot.
Order
a
ton-now!
Drayage
of
fill
kinds
attended
to
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
l
WE
ARE
SOLE
AGENTS
for
AJAX
HEAVIES
Pronounced
liy
experts
to
he
the
greatest
advancement
made
in
shot
shells
in
the
past
10
years.
12
gauge
only.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
CANADIAN
STE4M
LAUNDRY'
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
Wo
are
ready
at
any
lime
to
receive
your
plione
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
take,
personal
chargo
of
your
Laundry
and
'.Dry
Cleaning.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
fiartuge,
Warehousing,
and
Olstrtbullng.
Team
tor
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
furniture
Moving.
When
it
qecn-rviHLY
totalling
?G,772.8l
and
disburse
ments
of
i,89.78
Including
alaries
totalling
$1,701.
There
had
been
1395
hospital
days
and
I
ho
cost
.
per
day
had
been
2.9G.
Recommendations
from
tiro
fi
nance
committee
setting
labora
tory
service
charges
and
a
fee
of.
2.50
per
day
for
the
child
icn's.ward
were
adopted.
A
do
Ooldbloom
was
acknowledged
with
thanks.
Mrs.
.
Allof,
laboratory
lech
niciau,
reported
fees
received
for
the
month
from
Peplember
13
lo
October
13
totalling
S172.
50.
With
the
revision
of
rate's
laboratory
fees
will
he
lowered.
It
was
decided
lo
go
into
the
mailer
of
obtaining
a
filing
system
for
the
x-ray
department.
Independents.
Down
in
the
vil
lage
of
Vancouver
they
were
inspired
with
faith,
courage
and!
optimism,
and
were
doing
their
best
to
put
Mackenzie
King
back.
The
Conservatives
would
have
a
high
tariff.
They
would
mil
a
high
board
fence
around
lli
country
like
the
Hudson
Hay
Company
did
a
few
years
ago
to
keep
out
the
natives.
"No
matter
what
you
say
about
it,
tariff
is
a
lax,"
said
Mrs.
Smith.
How
do
you
expect
the
country
(o
grow
with
a
hih
board
fence
around
It';
Macken
zie.
King
does
not
believe
in
that
policy.
He
has
made
trade
treaties
with
Australia,
Ihe
West
Indies
and
some
of
llio
l'uropeart
countries.
Thai
Is
commonsense,
When
I
hear
some
of
the
Toryi
members
talk
I
sometimes
llfink
commonsefiRe
s
no!
as
common
as
It
is
(bought
lo
he."
Tory
Camouflage
Mrs.
Smith
cited
a
sample
ofj
6HJ5
t
Int-l
Fiatuw
Scvct,
InC
HEAVY
MONTH
IN
HOSPITAL
Men's
Department
Has
Been
Crowded
Reports
Matron
to
Monthly
Meeting
The
rogular
monthly
meeting
f
the
hospital
hoard
was
held
last
evening
at
the
hosnital.
I'hose
present
were
President
S.
K.
Camphell,
J.
II.
Thompson.
C.
II.
Elkins,
Aid.
McKechnie.
J.
L.
Christie,
11.
II.
Little.
Secretary
II.
.
llirrh
and
Miss
Harrison,
lady
superintendent.
Mr.
Hireh
reported
at
some
length
on
his
recent
attendance
at
the
convention
of
the
H.fi;
Hospitals'
Association
in
Xanai-mo.
A
letter
from
the
secretary
of
the
association
regarding
the
convention
In
he
held
here
next
year
was
read.
-A
rontm.it
tec
from
the
hoard
to
make
preparations
for
I
he
event
will
later
be
The
House
Committee
reported
that
a
supply
of
hlankets
had
heen
ordered
from
the
Hudson
Hay
Co.
Two
old
radiators
had
heen
sold
for
.$30,
the
action
being
confirmed
by
the
hoard.
Increases
of
salary
of
5
per
month
for
two
of
(he
graduate
nurses
doing
additional
work
were
passed.
The
lady
superintendent's
report
slated
that
September
had
heen
a
heavy
month
in
the
hospital,
especially
in
the
men's
leparlment
which
had
heen
crowded,
i
Three
new
probation-
el's
had
pieen
admitted1
and
classes
had
been
opened
for
the
fall
in
the
training
school.
The
Ladles'
Auxiliary
had
relieved
the
linen
situation
through
J.
L.
Christie,
reporting
for
the
finance
committee.
an
nounced
receipts
for
September
Tory
policy
whr-n
her
leaders
went
into
the
congested
centres
in
l'Jll
and
told
the
people
that
wages
would
he
lowered
if
they
had
reciprocity
and
Ihey
told
the
farmers
that
their
fruit
would
rot
on
the
trees.
They
did
not
get
reciprocity
but
they
got
what
they
prophesied.
Wages
were
lowered
and
the
fruit
did
rot
on
the
trees
after
the
return
of
the
Conservatives.
She
recalled
the
means
used
to
dofeat
the
Liberals
on
that
occasion,
the
annexation
cry
and
the
flag
waving.
She
opined,
however.'
keis
of
the
world
and
Ihoy
want-
....
.
paper
and
Canada
needed
Aus
tralian
hardwoods
and
fruits
and
other
products.
The
Tories,
the
speaker
said.
were
trying
lo
set
Hasl
against
West
and
West
against
Kast.
There
was
nn'ogrecmenl
In
(he
act
of
con
federal
ionN
giving
each
part
of
the
country
eijunl
rights
but
had
Ihey
got
it?
.Not
yet
She
remembered
how
Sir
Itirhanl
McHride
had
appealed
and
been
relumed
to
power
oh
Ihe
ques
tion
of
heller
terms,
"hut
did
he
do
anything?
Not
After
election
the
belter
terms
cry
was
as
dead
as
JnliUs
Caesar."
Liberals
Got
Concessions
It
was
not
until
four
years
a?o
When
good
Honest
John
went
down
to
Ottawa
lo
his
friends
mere
mat
concessions
wen1
made.
IJut
when
the
last
decision
was
nyide
by
Ihe
Itailway
Hoard,
what
happened?
The
Tory
board
of
trade
of
Montreal
rear
ed
on
its
hind
legs
and
protested.
Also
Mr.
Meighen
said
the
action
of
the
railway
commission
was
indefensible.
In
this
part
of
the
country
people
did'
not
think
so.
The
Liberals
did
hot
think
so.
The
lime
had
enmc
when
out
here
we
should
say
in
most
unmistakable
terms
thai
the
Hast
would
not
dominate
the
West
but
"justice
be
done.
What
was
wanted
was
Hrlllsh
justice.
.Mrs.
Smith
touched
on
Ihe
attitude
or
the
Liberals
to
the
relumed
soldier
compared
wilh
that
of
the
Meighen
and
Horden
nalion
of
$10-
from,
William;
widows
ami
others
had
been
con
LADY
SPEAkER
ROUSES
AU
DIENCE
AT
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
IN
URGING
RETURN
OF
FRED
STORK
TO
OTTAWA.
(Continued
from
Page
One.
government,
showing
how
the
firmed
in
their
pensions.
The
court
of
appeal
had
been
set
up
wilh
good
results.
Dealing
wilh
finances
the
speaker
showed
how.
the
drb(
luid
.been
reduced
i(and
hi
tariff
lowered
on
implements
of
production
and
Ihe
(axes
In
some
cases.
She
asked
that
the
rov-Crnmcnt
be
allowed
lo
carry
on
wilh
that
kind
of
policy.
The
premier
did
not
have
lo
apologize
for
his
exislence.
Ho
was
the
grandson
of
the
man
who
had
fought
for
Ihrt
rights
we
now
enjoyed.
The
principle
for
which
he
fought
was
lasting
as
eternity.
She
sketched
Ihe
Mneken-
j
"3
MAPLE
LEAF
RADIOL1TE
time
in
trie
dark.
Tell
It
has
the
dependability
that
everyone
ex-petts
in
an
Ingersbll,
?
LOON')
kMH
r.ie
King
training,
showing
how
he
had
been
called
as
a
mere
stripling
to
become
deputy
minister
of
labor.
A
few
years
co
he
had
Lewi
.chosen
premier
and'
ho
would
be
the
next
premier,
loo
(cheer;).
There
was
no
mistake
about
that.
It
was
ii
good
lime
to
gel
on
the
band'
wagon
liofore
it
ran
over
them'
Stork
and
lo
give
him
suoh
n!
majority
that
he
could
feel
he!
had
their
confidence.
,
Thai
I
would
put
pep
and
ginper
into
country
never
had
a
better
advocate.
She
hud
nothing
to
gain
by
lolling
this.
She
was
simply
imbued
with
ind'rest
in
Ihe
Mackenzie
King
government
and
its
work.
Sho
told
a
story
to
illustrate
how
Quebec
was
still
with
the
party.
What
they
wanted
was
a
united
Canada
from
east
to
west.
She
akcd
that
they
re
turn
Ihe
man
who
would
help
to
Ting
that
ahuul.
a
man
who
was
100
per
cent
Liberal.
MUSICAL
CLUB
OPENS
SEASON
First
Meeting
Held
Yesterday
Afternoon
at
Home
of
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward
lhe
first
meeting
of
Ihe
sen-
son
of
the
Ladies'
Musical
Club
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
at
Ihe
home'
of
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward,
Allih
Avenue,
with
.Mrs.
U'nrd
and
Mrs.
Westenhaver
in
change.
An
interesting
paper
was
read
by
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin
on
folk
music.
A
Scolllsh
folk
song,
"Skyc
Hont
Song,
was
sung
by
Mr,
Millar.
Piano:
F.iiglish.
Welsh
and
French
Dances,
by
Mrs.
Ponder.
.
Irish
l
olk
Song:
"llnso
of
Tralee."
by
Mrs.
Jarvis
McLeod.
Two
(Norwegian
Folk
Songs,
ny
Mrs.
Larsen.
The
accompanists
were
Mrs
Ponder,
Mrs.
Ward
and
Mrs.
Sid
Johnston.
Al-
llie
close
or
Hie
nrnrrrnm
hah.
-..''
-
-
T
.
..
.Mrs,
wainwrrght.
who
.
14,
v
s
I
ing
her
Mterirs,
ItacJrinlosh
here,
ami
who
'was
H
leuesl
of
(he
club,
siok
of-her
erperimres
in
onnection
wilh
a
similar
or
ganization
at
Owen
Sound
in
Knstern
Canada
and
gave
n
num
ber
of
heliiful
hints,
SPORT
CHAT
M
The
Iloyal
Vancouver
Yaeii!
Club
has
obtained
a
twenty-one
year
lease
on
a
waterfront
site
at
Jericho
Heaeh
which
will
h
used
for
a
summer
station.
This
marks
successful
conclusion
of
negotiations
which
have
been
on
wilh
Ihe
provincial
government
for
some
lne
wilh
a
view
!
having
a
better
mooring
place
than
that
which
Hie
club
now
possesses
in.
Coal
Harbor.
The
new
locution
'Is
a
splendid
oih
commanding
a
firm
view
of
tin
Hay
nnd
the.
entrance
to
Howe
Sound.
More,
Important,
it
i
convenient
when
nulsldo
points
are
iim
objective,
of
Ihe
boat
Ihe
mooring
and
club
(purlers
at
Coal
Harbor
will
bo
relaincd
as
well
as
the
new
sile
which
will
be
developed
as
condition
warrant.
Vancouver
Is
planning
two
new
large
alhelello
parks
and
it
is
likely
Mint.
aUhe,
next
civic
elec
lion,
Ihe
ciliziins
will
he'
asked
lo
pass
a
I50.000
bylaw
provldng
for
llicm
being
built.
KiUilano
OP"
msy
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
him
if
h
knew
!he
people
w.'rUv
.
-yvi
that
the
people
were
not
going
to'
behind
him.
he
camouflaged
Ibis
time.
Their
Mrs.
Smftli
said
she
had
been
wheat
had
tit
be
sold
In
the
mar-
lo
Ottawa
every
session
but
she
had
yet
to
.go
there
and
find
eu
in
pel
.what
the
others
pro-1
r
red
Stork
orf
the
job.
Thai
llured.
As
nn
example
Auslraliaiwas
ono
mason
she
came
her
ni'Pllpfl
Clnnmlifln
and
ta-.-.i-k.lj
nr..
I
In
.ant
n
a-n.l
fv
f'l.,
..
1
i..ii
miiu.'y
-"J
"
ni
iiini.
iiii"
mirifi
1
Yi
l
i.a.i
r-k
f.
K
1
.
OUMOLD
DOG
FOIl
SALE.
lluffet
and
china
cabinet.
Phone
.111.
tf
BOARD
1IOAIU)
The
Second
Avenue.
liOAIll)
and
Room
or
Hoard
only,
Phone
lied
707.
LOST
.
v
i
i
r
i
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
i
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WAKTRB
She
urged
flll
to
vote
for
f'redl01'"
Artificial
Teeth
Hough.!,
any
I'Olt
MINT.
1'ianos.
player
condition.
Highest
priiv
sent
by
return
mail.
II.
Iuplnn.
P.O.
Hox
3i0.
Vancouver.
H.C.
Kstahlished
thirty
throe
yearn.
Woman
wants
work
by
the
hour
or
day.
Phone
Hlue
198.
to
WOMAN
wants
work
by
the
hour
or
day.
Phone
lied
320.
211
FOR
SALE
FOlt
SALE.
Dining
room
suites,
bedroom
suites,
Chesterfield
suites,
ranres,
stoves,
bd
linen,
towels,
window
blind,
inlaid
linoleum
and
printed
linoleumn,
lounges,
chairs
Chiffionieros,
Dressers,
Iled-steads.
mattresses
and
sprinos.
Dining
tables,
kitchen
tallies,
(able
oilcloth.
A.
Mackenzie,
Furniture
House.
Phone
775
FOIl
SALK.
Gasoline
launch
and
Ford
Sedan.
Heal
snap
on
terms.
Phouc
Had
70
for
particulars.
KND
of
Month
Clean
Out.
3tt
reduction
on
all
cash
sales.
Prince
ftupert
Kxchartge.
Phone
652.
IIOLSi:tlOIJ
Furniture
for
Sale.
Phone
Dr.
(iranl.
Phone
i.
Inlander,
K.1D
Phono
137.
LOST.
Ladles'
wrist
watch
near
Ilfal
Hank.
Finder
please
phone
Miss
C.
Mitchell,
Hlue
281.
211
nnd
Fairliew
wilt
be
supplied
wilh
one
of
the
parks
which
will
include
the
fourteen
acre
of
lh.e
pie-eut
CoimHUghf
Park.
Phis
wdl
likely
e
made
Ihe
cen
tral
pliiyiug
park
of
the
city
where
nil
gamew
oj
more
importance
will
be
held.
Hasting
Cal
has
been
chosen
as'
the
ile
for
a
len
acre
park
which
will
be
available
tor
b-ss
important
mat
lies.
PRESENTATION
MADE
TO
JACK
FREW
YESTERDAY
Yesterday
afternoon,
members
of
the
staff
of
the
O.N'.lt.
general
superintendent's
office
gathered
and
presented
.look
Frew,
Ihe
accountant
In
the
office,
wilh
n
handsmrin
mini
I
el
chime
clock
as
a
wedding
present.
The
presen
tallon
wns
made
by
Abinzn
Haines,
chief
clerk,
and
Mr.
Frew
replied
suitably.
The
tat
ter
is
In
be
married
this
even
in
In
Miss
May
Held.
WIFE
AND
HUSBAND"
,
BOTH
JLLWITH
GAS
"For
years
I
had
gas
on
tlm
sfotnaeh.
Tho
first
dose
of
A.-lerlka
helped.
I
now
sleep
well
and
all
gas
Is
gone,
,
also
helped
my
husband."
(signed
i
Mrs.
H.
Ilrlnkley.
o.NH
spoonful
Adlerlka.
removes
OAR
and
often
brings
astonishing
relief
lp
the
slnmach.
Slops
u,al
f,(
bloalcd
feeling.
Krlngs
4UI.
old,
wnsle
mailer
you
never
thought
wns
in
-n,s
your
system.
ox.
cellent
Intestinal
evaciianl-
Is
wonderful
for
conslipiUlon.
Ormes
Limited,
Druggists,
TO
RENT
piano,
phonograph
nod
sew
ing
machines.
Walker's
MiiMc
Store.
tfj
XF.W
IHlL.SK
on
Fifth
Avemi
I
West
will
bo
ready
for
ren!
,'
about
October
15.
Phone
tied
710.
FOIl
HKNT.-
-Modern
house,
five
rooms
and
bath.,
Munro
Hm
CARPENTERS
W1IKN
having
your
houe
repair.
cd,
see
A.
II.
MacPherson
Phone
Hlack
187.
CARS
FOR
SALE.
If
I-I9S0
Nash
five
passenger
touring
.
1850
1-IB8I
Overland
Sedan-
1700
1-1022
Ford
Sedan
ft
25
I-1
Ion
Ford
truck,
pane)
body
I8J3
I
-1918
McLaughlin
light,
0.
3
paes
.
ftf
0
I
-Ford
light
delivery
chmis
rebuilt
I7S
All
,oars
guarnHteed
in
goinl
niechanioal
condition.
Make
four
own
terms.
KAIEN
QARAOE
Ford
ami
Chevrolet
Service
tfla-
tion.
Uoodyenr
Tires,
Oa,
Oil
and
Oreases.
WllKCKIN(i
SKUMCK
DAY
MtlliT.
Phone
it.
TAXI
Tail
67
Phone
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Oust)
on
tr
Special
6
and
7
(tassenger
Slmlo-
bakers
at
your
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
KmpnvN
Hotel.
ROTHVVELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
Ilaggnge
,ini!
Kipr
s
Stand
tie
New.
stand.
Phone
He.
Phone
Nreeti
:6.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Banoaoe,
Furniture
Motlna.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Hox
699.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
Columbia
llecords
no
scratching.
Finest
re-product
Ions
of-
latest
Foi
Trots.
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists
Call
In
nnd
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
'fhird
Avenue
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl.
ure
Store.
We
Huy.
Sell
ami
Kt
change
New
ind
Secondhand
floods.
QEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
830
Third
Ave
Phone
An
WOMEN'S
HOSPITAL
Surgical
and
Obstetrical
32.13
.VJlh
Avenue
i
(Kerrls-ilale;,
Vancouver,
It.
C.
Dr.
Ef"cat
Mall,
nierinlnndnu.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Friday,
Octobor
16.
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m.2
f.
2
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p.m.
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October
17
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7:18
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p.m.
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and
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NO
WOOD
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dry
luftiilc
w-blocks
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delivered.
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