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FOim
the
d.uli
fnr.ie
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
Bargain
THM-
I'LL
OCT
COX
I
LL,
OOTOP
DRtvE
r-
,
V
i
enough
:
in
.iTM
THVT
apawtmemT
BIRD
CAGES
20
Percent
off
all
CAGES
this
week
only
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
English
Broadcloth
iu
full
range
of
colors.
Fine
silky
finish.
For
Slips.
Underwear
and
Presses.
30
and
40
inches
wide.
Reg.
?i.OO.
Special
per
yard
80c
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
J.
L
Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Slore
and
Office
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
Planing:.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
268
Cars
for
Sale
One
Ford
Coupe
.
.
$400.03
One
Ford
Sedan
.
.
$475.00
One
Ford
Light
Delivery
$400.00
These
ears
are-
thoroughly
overhauled
and
reconditioned.
They
bear
the
Ford
"Winged
l'yramid'
guarantee.
Easy
payments
if
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
tS.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Hand
and
Gravel.
Wa
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
MANY
MERCHANTS
OF
THIS
DISTRICT
VISIT
VANCOUVER
Merchants
of
this
city
and
di
trirt.
who
have
been
registered
at
Vancouver
this
week
in
con
lection
wiMi
iiuyers
TeK,
in
clude
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chambers
of
I
In-
.aas
River;
C.
E.
Imeson
of
Hums
Lake;
Alfred
Adams,
Mas-set
I;
J.
It.
Agar,
Terrace;
W.
V.
Anderson,
llazeton;--T.
Ahola
Ocean
Falls;
II.
Atkins,
lrince
Rupert;
G.
A.
Hryuildsen,
iteiia
Coola:
II.
W.
Campbell,
Ocean
Falls;
Mrs.
Carolan.
Stewart;
R.
II.
Carter.
Prince
George;
A.
Chrislensen,
Bella
Coola;
Mrs.
Dunlop.
Suiithers;
Mis
K.
M,,
Earl,
Prince
Rupert;
K.
Eby,
Smithers;
W,
L.
Flynn,
Fort
George;
J.
C.
Gavigan
and
Mrs.
R.
Gordon,
Prince
Rupert;
J.
If
Hall,
Terrace;
Mrs.
Iitowsky,
Prince
George;
D.
Jahnur
ami
Mrs.
Johnson,
Prince
Rupert;
TV
J.
R.
Jones,
Anynx;
E.
T.
Kenney,
Terrace;
Mr.
ami
Mr.
Steve
King.
Prince
Rupert;
T.
J.
Lar
ue.
Hutton;
George
Little,
Ter
race;
tt.
li.
.MrUorKell.
ancou-ver;
A.
J.
MrCullough,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
Miss
A.
Mc-
Loughtin.
Smithers;
Thomas
Mc-Meekin
anil
James
MeNully.
Prince
Rupert;
H.
M.
Matthews,
Smiiliers:
C.
(i.
Minns,
Prince
Rupert
;
Fred
Morrell,
Ocean
Fall-:
E.
A.
Mitchell,
Yander-hoof;
P.
J.
Mulville,
Grassy
Plains;
A.
H.
Osborne.
Anyox;
(i.
II.
Outram,
Prince
George;
T.
M.
Ovens,
TeJkvva;
A.
F.
Priestly,
Aiyansh;
James
Richmond.
Terrace;
S.
G.
Ryall
and
Mrs.
I).
1.
Ryall,
Fort
St.
James;
L.
(5.
Skinner,
Copper
City;
I.
Spaner.
Prince
George;
W.
C.
Sparkes.
Terrace;
F.
D.
Wliilmoro,
Prince
George;
C.
II.
Wrinch,
Hazelliin,
and
R.
Itoyd
Young,
Port
Simp-
Mtll.
ELEVATOR
PLACES
CITY
IN
POSITION
TO
BECOME
ONE
OF
GREAT
PORTS
OF
PACIFIC
SAYS
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON.
(continued
from
page
one)
vancement
oT
lhis
strategic
point
However,"
Sir
Henry
contin
ued,
"it
tkes
more
than
water
and
railway
o
make
a
port.
No
railway
can
grow
faster
than
the
development
of
the
land
to
which
it
is
contiguous.
II
was
neces
sary
to
settle-up
the
fertile
val
leys
of
the
interior
if
the
rail
way
wus
to
prosper.
Operation
of
Railway
In
regard
to
Iho
operation
of
the
railway.
Sir
Henry
told
his
audience
that
for
the
first
six
months
of
this
year
the
gross
earnings
had
decreased
by
nine
million
dollars
and
the
expenditures
Irad
decreased
more
than
ten
million
miliars.
1
lie
increase
in
the
net
earnings
were
therefore
t.lnn,nO0.
The
Can
a
dian
National
was
the'
only
mil
way
in
Canada
I
hat
had
substantial
increase
during
Ilia
first
six
months
of
the
year.
ing
having
'been
made
in
transportation
expenses
nnd
in
in
creased
efficiency.
With
increas-I
I
II
.
I
-
1
"
en
eiiicieui
iiieiuiHis
anil
nn
nbundanl
crop
this
year,
he
Ihoughl
the
railway
would
show!
a
larger
iiyrease
next
year
Ihnn
It
did
In
123
which
was
Ihe
year
in
which
Ihe
greatest
increase
fhnd
been
shown
heretofore.
New
avenues
of
economy
were
being
found
ond
new
method
of
effi.
ciencv.
In
nile
of
the
critic,
of
his
nl
niiniHt
ration
he
asked
them
In
imlire
him
by
result.
If,
good
ami
satisfactory
service
want
being
given
he
would
stnnd
on'
his
record.
Settlers
Wanted
Sir
Henry
said
be
knew
of
no
better
opportunities
for
settlement
than
there
were
in
British
Columbia,
There
were
rich
landi
consumption.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
August
15,
1915.
Sir
Mackenzie
Howell,
form.-'rentier
of
Canada,
accompanied
y
his
son.
Jack,
and
grand
daughter,
Miss
Jean
Howell,
ar
rived
on
the
Prince
George
li
is
norning
from
the
south
aiui
went
East
by
train.
Sir
Mac
kenzie
is
02
years
old
but
h
says
that
he
does
not
feel
hi
age.
He
certainly
does
not
loo
it.
Coming
from
New-York
via
the
Panama
Canal,
the
trim
Utile
steam
yacht
Ituna
arrived
in
port
.
early
yesterday
morning.
On
board
the
boat
are
R.
I
Vogel
and
IL
O.
Vogel
whoe
leslination
is
the
Aleutian
U
lands.
City
Clerk
Woods
js,
enrolling
men
who
ilesire
to
go
lo
Hie
prairie
to
assis,t
in
the
harvcl.
Already
78
men
have
signed
on.
A
special
rale
of
Ic
per
mile
go
ing
and
1
Mic
per
mile
eoiiilnt;
back
Is
offered
by
the
railway
company.
EAT
WHALE
MEAT
OSLO,
-Norway,
Aug.
15.
Whale
meal
is
a
popular
form
of
human
nourishment
among
Die
poorer
classes
of
Norway.
During
Ihe
spring
months
large
iuanlilies
of
this
fond
were
ship-
iped
to
Trondhjcni,
Hergen
am
I
flair,
Ivila.
I
Im
liAif
niiiul
.
,
.
I.I
,
,
,
W.TIH,
flllJ
lilt
'
1
CBII14
UHini
.tiauiieiiance
nan
oecreuseii
oniy
'
,
,
,
,
,
,',
..
lender
ixirtions
nre
selected
fo
.
.
,
.i
t
ii
three
per
cent,
mosl
of
Ihe
sav-
.
human
,,
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fa
J
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JPk
n
OlMS
OlMS
v
v
Ihtl
Ihtl
Fiatu
Fiatu
Sckvici.
Sckvici.
Ic
Ic
Cmt
Cmt
Biitaia
Biitaia
riikb
riikb
twrtrd.
twrtrd.
which
produced
grain
and
fmHsj
pynn
riltp
PAIIRD
abundantly.
Minerals
were
there;
u
1
AU
V.LUD
InlLLU
in
plenty
and
the
province
had
the
largest
supply
of
timber
in!
the
world.
The
climate
was
sa!
ubrious
and
agreeable.
The
problem
with
which
they
hail
to
deal
wws
that
of
bringing
in
the
rijht
kind
of
settlers
In
order
that
they
might
attaiiv
their
ultimate
des
tiny.
.No
province
offered
greater
advantages
than
Hritish
Columbia.
The
railway
president
referred
to
the
increasing
quanttly
of
prnin
coming
to
the
west
instead
of
the
east.
The
point
uf
divide
would
nsive
steadily
east
until
eventually
it
reached
a
fixed
point.
II
required
no
great
vision
to
prophecy
the
great
prosperity
em
ports
as
a
result
and
in
that
prosperity
Prince
Rupert
would
share.
Progress
Here
Marked
progress
on
the
streets
was
noted
by
Sir
Henry
and
also
in
the
general
development
of
the
city
since
his
recent
visit.
He
said
that
if
this
progress
continued
in
the
future
as
it
had
in
the
past
the
city
was
bound
to
continue
to
her,
final
destiny.
Questions
he
had
discussed
with
the
committee
in
the
morning
were
in
a
fairway
to
final
adjustment.
It
was
a
pleasure
to
come
to
Prince
Rupert
and
he
would
be
back
here
next
year
to
witness
the
progress
which
he
was
sure
would
be
maintained.
prince
forge
otel
TORONTO
In
Centre
of
Shopping
and
Busines
District
250
ROOMS
too
M
PXttti
BttM
UMUPKAN
PLAN
.
WINN1IT
tMOMrSON.
MAN-O.
CIK.
(KKXKXXKKKlBnnni
'
m
KximnmunK
Dr-
TO
FIELD
TEAM
SO
FORFEITED
MATCH
The
Gyro
Club's
pitching
staff
fuilliig
to
turn
up
for
lat
night's
Senior
league
baseball
game,
the
match
was
forOiicd
m
favor
of
The
Sawmill.
A
pick-up
game
was
played
with
some
of
the
Sous
of
Caii"la
ntcu
in
the
Gyro
ranks,
the
batteries
consisting
o:
Sawmill
l.idslone
and
Mc-Keown;
Gyro
Club.
Moran
and
Astoria.
The
result
was
that
the
Sawmill
won
by
12
to
G.
Have
I
la
I
four
ii
m
in
red
and
there
was
a
small
crowd
in
attendance.
n
Itirtl
tli
tklavr
rnav
rnn.
that
wan
bound
to
come
to
wl-,(U1,
to
jn
anticipation
of
the
Fair
Week
games,
a
pout-
season
series
of
games
between
the
Gyro
(Hub
and
Sons
of
Can
ada
is
now
being
arranged.
The
Sawmill
will
not
be
in
this
ser
ies
but
some
of
the
mill
pla)er
will
be
taken
in
to
strengthen
I
tie
ranks
of
Hie
Gyros
and
Sons.
The
first
lf
these
games
is
to
be
played
tomorrow
afternoon
at
the
Acrottolis
Hill
grounds.
In
the
Letter
Box
FOOTBALL
PROCEEDS
ilitur.
Daily
News:
The
Great
War
Veterans'
As
sociation,
through
the
'
medium
of
your
paper,
wish
to
extend
sin
ere
thanks
to
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
for
their
splendid
fcupporl
on
the
occasion
of
tjie
nil
hall
game
between
1LM
a
pel
own
ami
a
representative!
Prince
lluiert
team.
The
proceeds
of
this
ime,
lesa
xpeiises,
were
to
be
handed
to
this
association
to
help
delrny
ur
entertainment
account.
The
game
was
handled
solely
by
Hie
officials
of
the
Prince
turftrt
Football
Association
ami
the
sum
of
ill
was
taken
nt
the
gflle.
We
have
roeeiveil
a
settlement
with
statement
attached
as
fol
lows:
Cr-
Gnte
receipts
'
...$77.00
lasi
hire
o
and
from
ground
..
..
fM.OO
Hi
doz.
refreihment
....
30.00
2
dez
soft
drinks
......
2.00
Sundries
M5.U3
M.
.i
;
,
fo(i.Qz
elual
amount
receiveil
by
O.W.V.A.
.
6.05
At
a
general
meeting
of
the
association
held
on
Wednesday
evening
it
was
the
unanimous
decision
Hint
you
accept
Ibis
small
amount,
ami
hand
same
over
nt
your
discretion
lo
the
first
deering
cause
that
comes
under
your
notice.
II.
L.
LANDREY
Secrelnry
Sport
Chat
Local
surinlers
should
begin
at
once,
t
prepare
themselves
for
the
mile
race,
100
yards
dasl
and
relay
race
at
Ihe
Trades
X
Labor
Council's
annual
celebra
tion
lo
be
held
on
Labor
Day
These
will
be
only
three
feature
of
an
unusually
good
program
that
i
being
planned
for
Die
day.
the
cuinmiHee
having
plan
in
hand
for
the
ccelebralion
wi!
meet
next
week
lo
make
final
iirraiigeinenls.
The
Labor
Ciiiin
cil
usually
puis
up
a
good
day
of
it
the
first
Monday
III
Seplem
her
and
tins
year's
program
will
be
equally
nllraciive
to
tho
o
Ihe
pasl.
oniy
'wo
per
cent
or
Gee
inany
s
population
apply
'hem
selvee
regularly
to
any
fo-m
of
Wanted
Z
For
Sal
For
Rent
i
PkKt
I
I
-I
r
L:,l
UNIOR
CLHRKS'
EXAMINATION
FOR
RENT.
Pianos,
player
for
the
Civil
Service
of
Hrilish
Columbia
will
he
held
on
Saturday
afternoon,
August
itf.
IUJ5.
For
application
forms
and
further
in
format
inn
apply
fo
the
nearest
Governmen'
Agent
or
lo
W.
II.
Maelnnes.
Civil
Service
Commi-sioniT,
Victoria.
H.C.
LIIIRAHIAN
wauled,
must
b
fully
qualified
to
take
charge
of
Public
Library.
Salary
ftOiMH).
Unties
to
commence
October
I.
Apply
by
letter
giving
full
particulars
and
experience
In
(i.
V.
W'iliinson,
Post
ellice
Im(X
I
r.MO.
WANTED.
Two
or
three
room
ed
furnished
house
to
rent,
enfral
and
modern.
P.O.
Hot
2G
Daily
News.
ISK
WANTED.
Plain
dreMinaktoir.
Reasonable
rales.
7lH.
Fraer
Street.
if
FOR
SALE
'f)R
SALE.
-Stove
troubles
sol
ved.
Why
worry
about
your
old
sieves
when
you
can
exchange
Ihofn
as
first
payment
on
h
new
PREMIKIl
RANGE
nnd
have
complete
satisfaction,
llalanre
on
eay
payments.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
6&2.
If
CUHMTUIIK
bought,
sold
anJ
exrhangetl.
Iteniinkm
inlaid
linoleum
ami
Harry,
Kirkcaldy,
Scotland,
inlaid
linoleum.
Furniture
and
range
of
all
da-criplion
for
sate.
A.
Macken
zie
Furniture
llmisn.
Phone
77S.
FOR
SALE,
Pleliure
hull
in
good
condition,
(iabin
over
engine
and
canopy
lop.
Suit
able
for
-
5
h.p.
engiue.
A
good
sea
boat.
First
tlOU
takes
It.
Write
Hex
263.
Daily
.News.
If
FOR
SALE.
Furnllure.
leather
arm
and
rocking
chairs,
heal
er.
dres)Mr,
etc.,
W31
Second
Ave.
(upstairs).
I
'
FOR
SALE.
Yieirola.
APO
Mrs.
Heveridgd,
Onrtier
Fifth
West
and
Duiisiniilr.
Ptiope
298.
190
sport
arcoiiling
fo
Theod
re,
l.ewnld,
under
secretary
nnd
pre
sident
of
the
German
coinrnltiee
for
physical
culture.
Of
the
U
000,(100
members
of
Germany's
sporting
clubs
he
figure
Hid
only
Iwenly
per
rent
mav
be
called
active,
that
is,
go
in
for
regular
training.
The
iinin
ob
ject
of
Hie
German
eo-umiliee
for
physical
culture
is
to
pn
mote
athletic
endeavor
witi
the
end
in
view
of
iinpro-
intr
the
general
physiijue
of
Ihe
German
people.
SALVATION
ARm7hAS
SEVERAL
MEETINGS
The
Salvation
Army
yeslenlav
held
a
noon
meeting
nt
the
ele
valor
site
for.th
benefit
of
the
men.
Iloth
Ihe
visiting
officials.
Colonel
Knoll
and
Col.
McLean
spoke
mi
"The
Workiiigman's
hriend."
Capl.
Mirrlam
lloucli
ion
sang
-
love
to
fell
the
slory.
There
was
an
onn
air
im-chng
on
uie
sireel
at
seven
nl
which
soinelhlng
like
iwn
hundred
pen.
pie
were
present
and
later
Iho
Citadel
was
Rfowdeil,
the
same
speakers
and
soloist
taking
part.
The
parly
left
this
inormiu
for
Port
Essiugun
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