i
PADS
TOUX
WE
ARE
SOLE
for
"
iPNl
bringing
up
father
f
'
'-:
Y'
By
Georgrl!lcManm
I
will
always
1
and
voo
MVN
S"T1
i
taste
better
1
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K5
v
Int-l
FtTwn
Sinviet
Inc.
Tit
it
Mo
I
Made
in
Canada
"From
Contented
Cows'
You
Had
Better
Get
Your
Name
on
our
list
For
Dry
Kindling
Every
piece
kiln
dried
and
easily
split.
Large
load
$6.00
delivered,
or
5
bundles
already
split
for
$1.00
delivered.
"Taxi"
Call
112.
Always
open
and
ready
to
give
service
all
hours.
or
two
passengers
where
50c.
One
any-
Clean
Sedans,
polite
drivers.
COAL
We
hnvo
a
new
coal
on
band
$11.00
per
ton
delivered.
No
dirt
and
very
liltle
smoke.
A
perfect
range
eoal,
iut
size
and
extremely
bol.
Order
a
ton
now!
Drnyage
of
all
kinds
attended
to
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
AGENTS
AJAX
HEAVIES
Pronounced
by
experts
to
be
the
greatest
advancement
made
in
shot
shells
in
the
past
40
years.
12
gauge
only.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
CANADIAN
STEAM
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
arc
ready
at
nny
time
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
lake
your
Instructions,
to
take
personal
chnrge
of
your
Laundry
und
Dry
Cleaning.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CI.
Culage,
Warehousing,
and
Uistrlbullng.
Team
or
Motor
BervHe.
Cowl,
Hand
and
Crave!
We
Speolallz
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Bovlnn.
I
ya
I
'
i
I
c
Pn..
,.,.
1
1
ui-
;
.
CO-OPERATION
OF
PARENTS
IN
SCHOOL
STUDY
Dr.
Grant
Speaks
of
Disadvantages
of
a
Rigid
Curriculum
at
Parent-Teacher
Meeting
Ibe
need
of
co-operation
be
tween
parent
and
tencher
in
the
friend
of
the
child.
Rigid
Curriculum
The
teacher
lias
a
prreal
part
in
Hie
mental
development
of
children,
but
it
is
well
to
re
member
that
education
is
not
a
pouriiig-in
of
knowledige
jmt
rather
a
leading-out
or
the
latent
faculties
of
the
child.
Often
when
a
child
is
backward
in
cer
tain
subject
it
is
not
so
much
the
fault
of
the
teacher
as
of
the
curriculum.
A'
course
of
study
is
laid
down,
by
.the
de
panmeni
or
education
and
n
teacher
must
follow
it.
Pome-times
litis
following
of
a
rigid
curriculum
meant
that
children
arc
forced
along
lines
for
which
they
have
no
aptitude.
Many
hoys
and
girls
finding
certain
subjects
beyond
their
compre
hension
drift
away
from
school
nflqr
pausing
the
entrance
grade
or
first
year
high
school
and
nayle
in
consequence
fhemselvijs
need
for
a
lechnicnl
school
course,
for
while
the
ranks
of
students
for
lite
many
skilled
trades.
A
vide
of
thanks
was
extended
to
Dr.
Ornnt
nt'the
close
and
refreshments
were
served
by
n
conimitlee
of
ladies.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Octobor
22,
191B.
I
A.
J.
Prudhomnic
has
pur-
based
a,
:ifi(l
acre
farm
near;
Telkwa
from
Hourgan
and
Hoops.;
He
announced
that
it
is
liis
jn-
lenlioii
to
devote
a
good
deal
of
his
personal
attention
In
tbo
ranch.
j
Efforls
are
still
being
made
with
a
view
to
having
(he
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock
used
for
the
purpose
of
manufacturing
shell
and
other
wartime
requirement..
j
illiam
ranl,
local
plumber
has
been
advised
hy
an
pastern
concern
Unit
it
cannot
fill
an
order
for
stove
parts
as
its
fnc
tory
is
working
2:'
hours
per
day
producing
shells.
A
concert
was
held
in
the
Weslholine
Theatre
last
night
hy
the
Daughters
of
the
Empire
in
aid
of
the
lied
tiros
fund
Among
those
contributing
to
Lhe
program
were
Miss
Itarnsley.
Mrs.
Jarvis
McLend.
Mrs.
Nor
man
Mackintosh
and
C.
A.
educnlion
of
the
children
and
the-
Armstrong
disadvantages
of
a
riid
curricu-
turn
were
emphasized
at
the
rnEC
Tfl
HftSPlTuI
ULLl3
1U
"UjriliiL
meeting
of
the
Parent-Teachers1
Association
last
night
in
The
ilooth
School
auditorium.
Mrs.
rnott
presided
in
the
alisence
of
the
president.
In
addition
to
giving
an
address,
Dr.
Oranl
presented
the
medals
and
prizes
won
hy
various
students
for
woodwork,
domestic
science
and
drawing
at
the
recent
exhibition.
Dr.
Grant
pointed
out
that
parents
and
teachers
bad.
a
common
object'
in
the
development
of
boys
and
girls.
It
was
n1
great
responsibility
to
be
inj
charge
of
the
education
and
mental
development
of
children
and
the
home,
and
the
school
should
be
complimentary
to
each
other.
The
parent
should
sup
plement
the
'Work
of
t
he
teacher
FOR
EYE
TREATMENT
FOLLOWING
ACCIDENT
Mrs.
Myhlll-Jones
Hurt
While
Vlsltlnn
at
Lewis
Island
Ranch
.
simple
aecidenl,
which
mi'j
cause
the
loss
of
sight
in
the
left
eye,
befell
Mrs.
Myhill-Jones
yesterday
morning
at
the
I.ambl
run
eh.
Lewis
Island,
ami
necessitated
Jier
rapid
removal
by
launch
to
the
cijy
for
immedate
medical
attention.
While
opening
a
tin
of
molasses
at
the'
breakfast
table
the
lid
flew
off
and
striking
Mrs'.
..My-
..y
m-iMiiK
mi
incuirnie
a
iove-ni
,.
..
iaH-(w
,,,
,
,,,
-nnd
reading
and
a
desire
for
eass
.tr,,.i.
.h
PV1.
!1IW.
,...
study.
The
parent
should
nlways!lllpin!r
ihp
n,.nit
back
up
the
teacher
as
being
thoi
Mrs.
Mvh.ll-.Jone
wa
mlmii-
ted
to
the
(irnerul
Hotpital
upim
arrival
ysterdav
afien
n.
HOMK,
Oct.
22
A
youth
of
10
was
arrested
in
a
train
at
Turin
on
a
charge
of
intended
burg-
Inrv.
A
t
i
f
ii
il
l.'iilv
ao.'itml
in
liia
K-
enmpartment
suspected
design"
upon
her
purse
and
proceeded
to
scream.
The
police
arrived,
and,
K
finding
the
boy's
pockets
stuffed
with
banknote
and
a
valuable
piece
of
jewellery
lying
among
them,
marched
him
off
to
the
police
station.
Asked
where
this
wealth
came
fflflfJrpm,
the
boy
answcfei
jllial
bi
inferior
In
student!in'l(,'
M.0f.'.,
ffpnV!'.'1i.
who
successfully
complete
tbelr,,,n"
tvon
n
'
"'1,u"
laun-course.
On
the
other
band
tbese!,,,r-
Where
was
the
uncle
At
seemingly
unsuccessful
students
may
be
fnr
superior
in
manual
occupations
ns
shown
by
their
work
in
the
domestic
science
jr
munual
training
classes,
and
if
their
education
along
these
line
I'oterieza.
(l.ouiler
laughter:
Polenzn
is
to
Turin
ns
the
Isle
of
Skye
to
London.)
However,
the
police
dutifully
telegraphed
to
their
colleague
at
Polenza
In
make
inquiries,
in
could,
be
continued
they
would,
"""P""0
,n
which,
become
skilled
technical
workers!"
"
,"
"
instead
of
drifting
into
"blind
alley"
occupations.
Thus
the
suoriiy
in
lurin
a
'gentleman
who
was
uncle,
had
come
America,
and
had
In
their
appeared
prosperous
the
boy'
back
given
from
him,
besides
a
large
sum
of
money,
a
released
with
almost
abject
dvnrlie
In
'he
nallr
News
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
A
LOT
of
people
will
lose
their
vole
next
week.
Other-will
lose
some
cash.
I'd
hate
In
tell
them
which
to
vote
for
and
hcl
on
In
order
to
win.
Ten
to
one
they
know
already.
IN
a
political
argument,
truth
often
loses.'
the
M'uuiuMi
is
an
rigm
ror
h
few
day
but
what
we
want
I
see
is
me
elevutor
spouts
work
inu
overtime.
A
POLlTlfiL
opponent
paint
piotufe
tjf
Fred
Stork
sitting
astride
the.
ypp
of
the
elevator.
tangling
Jiitf
lags
and
looking
down
asJKfmarks:
"My
work,
ail
my
worSt!
And
he
is
not
far
wrong
at
that.
SCOTCHMEN
do
not
oflen
loe
anything
nut
Die
other
day
I
hw
one
who
had
been
having
u
few
too
many
l"-
his
balance.
A
SCQTCRMAN
may
!
hi
balance
occasionally,
Jake
ay.
but
he
dos
nut
Ioac
his
bank
babuiee
nr
latlM
of
the
alptiu-bet,
like
an
I'ligtishnntn.
IT
watTlrfi
recenfineeHns;
a
3iilI-.Jones
in,
the
left
cyc,hrokeMJ'vlwl
fwrwniage.
in
th
rear
win.
UNCLE
FROM
AMERICA
GAYEJIMTIIE
MONEY
Strage
Story
of
Youth
was
not
.
Believed
but
Proved
to
be
True
wns
evidently
a
SlorR
sUmorl
.
heard
Uiem.jjirm.
"God
Save
our
gracious
ffing"
and
remarked:
"I
knew
fhey's
snon
see
it
nr-
way.
IT
was
rf
port
I'd
around
the
Mushby
rooms
last
night
I
hut
a
man
went
ntW
toiking
for
Pro-L-ressives
with
the
idea
of
converting
any
he
might
find.
U
found
himseff
out
of
a
job
and
went
home
16
bed.
I
MKT
a
Tory
on
the
street
And
passed
him
with
a
smile,
Mas.
Alack,
he
wore
a
groueh
You'd
see
for
half
a
mile.
SPORT
CHAT
-g
1
he
Ureal
War
Veternns
and
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Ktor-
aae
Co.
will
meet
tonight
in
the
otoihI
tournament
of
the
seroiul
division
billiard
league.
Th-
Prince
Ilunert
Jtllliard
Parlor
got
awny
to
a
good
elnrl
in
the
first
tournament
at,f4hoi
seostn.
wilo
Ibe
Orotlo
iiiiVl'iiesiliiy
night
rtnd
It
will
be
the
objective
of
both
teams
tonight
to
make
a
good
showing.
Indications
are
that
a
keen
an
inti-resl
in
to
lie
taken
this
year
in
the
billiard
game
a
there
lias
been
in
past
season.
The
second
group
of
games
id
the
men
section
or
the
Fra
ternal
lust
League
will
lake
plneo
this
evening,
I
earn
blp
scheduled
to
meet
ns
followM
Moose
vs.
(irenl
Wnr
Veterans;
Klk
vs.
Knights
of
Pylllias
,
,
.nrll,
V.fii(
f'l',11
tuliinlt
,'nUTil
,.t
f.
.1
i
...I.,
.,.
CI
.
..
...
,
,
ri
1
1
i
ii.
I'm
ni
in
iii'"ii.
..if,
itinitiii
n
in
1
14
ill
II
II
t.
vn.
ni,
Till
.,.
...
.o
.,,
"
n.M.w.1
'
,,
u,,,,,
Uu,
,n
mt
vory
eln-.drews;
Oddfellows
vs.
Loya
....
I.M..MI
...
.T.......
n
,,i
.
t.iii'Uef
Tu.
inv
wii
(Ipimtrn
l.oilirft-
Ronn
.f
nnn,,il.
T"
"
-
w-j
...
"'nvj
-..it-.
)
Kitiiiiwu
vs.
Sons
of
England.
The
Odd
fellows,
Knights
of
Columbus
Knights
of
I'vlliias
anil
sons
of
Canada
wdl
he
out
to
retain
lea
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
You'll
bo
proud
of
your
shining
Btovo
when
you
une
ZEBO
LIQUID
STOVE
POLISH
earn
every
little
corner.
Gives
a
detue,
black
poluh.
Sold
in
convenient,
nir-tltflit
can.
Ak
your
dealer
for
Zebo.
If
you
prefer
a
paste,
tua
Zebra.
Mul
by
lb
iwLt
of
lUckltu
IUim
Wanted
For
Sale
Z
For
Renti
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WANTKB
FOIt
SALE.
Ford
Sedan
and
pleasure
boal.
Hargairl.
Phone
lleil
720.
FOIt
SALE.
lluffol
nnd
china
cabinet.
Phone
341.
tf
LOST
i.OfJT.
Iloll
of
bills.
Finder
pleojie
plione
lied
ft2t.
He
ward.
217
CARPENTERS
WHEN
having
your
bouse
repair
ed,
see
A.
II.
Miiel'hrrsoti,
Phone
Jlludk
4H7.
.
:
.
if
gue
leadership
which
they
gnln
ed
by
winning
in
the
first
gHmes
Inst
week.
One
of
the
outstanding
events
in
Hie
soetal
life
of
Attyox
wa-
the
annual
sports
baiiquel
whictt
was
held
Inst
ween
in
the
sine!.
ler
town.
There
wns
an
elabor
ale
and
complete
muslcar
pro
gram
and
a
fine
hill-oNfnre.
I'
M.
Hunk
wns
nhairman.
In
the
course
of
the
evening
Uie
allver
cup
embleinalic
of
suceer
chain
iiiinliii
of
the
town
wns
pre
sent
ed
to
lh
lleneh
Club,
th
trophy
being
received
by
Eddie
Cmggs.
The
hafhall
cup
wa
iiriwiucd
in
me
i.ih
tenni
nun
received
ny
n.
cirK,
manager
i
tie
in
ks
paseball
team
and
tin
Mine
foolball
lenm
were
aim
presented
wilh
swenlers
thev
won
during
the
seasnn.
teams
in
lhe
second
division
riiiiinru
league
loitrnanienl
between
Ibe
flrenl
War
Veterans
nnd
Cold
Storage
tonight
will
meet
as
follows:
.lack
Judge
vs.
John
May
0.3(1
p.m.
W.
J.
Nelson
vs.
W.
Long,
8
p.m.
E.
II.
Pierce
vs.
A.
Harvey
K
pin.
Dr.
J.
A.
West
vs.
A,
McDonald
it
p.m.
Joe
Howe
vs.
1L
Purr
8
p.m.
TO
RENT
OLD
Artificial
Tecln
Ib.uglit.
nny
Fop.
HUNT.
Pinnoa,
player
condition.
Highest
price
sent
by
return
mull.
It.
DuiihIhii,
P.f).
Ilox
310.
Vancouver.
Il.C.
Established
thirty
three
years.
MALE
HELP
WANTED
MKN!
The
chance
of
a
lifetime.
You
can
earn
I2.(M)
to
Mo.im
per
day,
your
money
daily,
selling
In
i
vernal
Clothinr
uits
full
priee
IfT.aO,
floy'i
suit
extra
knickers
full
priet
fl3.s&.
Made
from
cloth
I
ha
resists
water,
wind,
fire
ane
snags.
Wilt
outwear
two
or
dhiury
snits
at
double
llieii
0
conl.
No
exparienee,
collect
in
or
delivery
required.
Writi
for
selling
plan
I'niversa
(nothing
Co.
of
Canada.
(IV
Fairfield
Ulitg.,
Vancouver
Il.C.
St
FOR
SALE
FOIt
SALE.
Dining
room
suites.
bedroom
.
suites,
CiiiMrfiehJ
suites,
ranges,
stove,
bed
linen,
towel,
window
blinds,
inlaid
Itaolasin
and
printed
liooleumn,
loungeii,
ohairs.
.'
Ottfffionlerft.
Dreasers,
Ited-steads,
mattresses
and
sprinas.
fiining
taldety
kitchen
tables,
table
oilcloth.
A.
Mackenzie.
Furniture
House.
'Phone
771
Foil
SALE.
Furniture,
consist
ing
of
dining
and
living
roorr
suites,
Vdrwom
furniture,
kitchen
range
and
healer.
All
in
good
oondition.
Phone
Ifl
for
appointment.
If
WlXTF.Il
W'baofage
for
DoaU.
Apply
Mr.
Ilagen.
"llallet
F
PoUMlnugR
Hay
or
idHine
23,
Northern
Exchange.
tf
pianos,
phonographs
ami
ew-insr
machmen.
Vatfcr'
'
Mwtlr
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