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week
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fur
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one
employer
who
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help.
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Pound
and
1c
Per
Piece
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the
only
complete
slock
of
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Jacks
i
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Personal
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Undertakers.
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41.
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1'lionc
177.
Dance
Orchestra,
tf
Two
cars
at--
your
service
Shcddon
Taxi.
Phone
134.
tf
Mimeographing
circular,
elo.
Mis
Johnstone.
Phone
387.
If
Arelideaoon
(J.
A.
llix
id
vijUe
inw
Stewart
on
parochial
duties,
having
gone
north
Sunday
night.
Jaiiih
Killan
relumed
on
the
r.Miiiotun
tins
jflfrnooii
from
a
trip
to
Premier
where
lie
operates
a
branch
utore.
T.
J.
fliiHn
in'iipeetor
of
mini's,
returned
on
tlic'Oaniosuii
this
afternoon
from
a
trip
lo
Stiwarl
on
official
duties.
A
number
of
millineii
were
sen!
out
lo
Unk
on
the
train
last
I'vi'iilut;
in
work
in
the
Skeena
l
umlier
Co.
mill
at
thai
point.
W.
IfiMiteman
of
the
ionkeisli
mine
i
h
passi-nser
going
ouUi
from
Asjyox
to
Vancouver
aboard
tin-
steVtner
Camosun
vvhicli
i
in
port
this
afternoon.
vv
.
-
J.
.
l,arkworlhy.
who
has
bei'ii
isiliii(t
for
miiik
time
at
Ins
nit!
bono
in
Toronto
in
ex
pected
in
Hip
rity
this
wek
front
Vancouver
on
his
way
to
Xew
IIhk'IIoii.
Philip
U.
Hay.
loenl
aKcnt
fbr
I
lo-
M.
I..
Juhnson-U
alion
;.,
Ltd..
lias
written
ii
(he
H.I..
Chamber
of
Mine
uiurilitig
I
hi1
foriituMi
of
a
branrti
in
Prince
A.
'Si:
Clair-
Hrindle.
well
known
a
a.
mining
engineer
i-i
In-
ilislnil.
Mtdrese!
Mip
n.i;
r.lixiiiiier
r
Mine-
in
Vancouver
IhI
ritdav
nuzut
on
the
minera:
urea
IwMweca
Ouiiueia
and
the
tiktm
border.
HT-
Mckinley
,
found
gullly
of
wtrfwpir
.in
mitionotiile
to
lH
CiiitiiiiMii
iliiiiger.
was
fined
tii
by
Mutsra!e
li'i:iymonl
in
t:
'Hy
Miliee
rourt
Itusi
Hiwriiiiivr
in
a
4oMiid
baas
of
driiiK
vMthoulA
4hVhC
Uc
nasnsesitcil
win.
'
'
r
.
I
nimi
slemiirr
Chuiomuii,
CiI
A.
K.
iMckson.
siinihlMiiiiid
fron
ii)
ox
and
Stewart
li
Vam-ouver,
arrived
in
port
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon.
Amooii
the
ve
nei
.asenrcrs
from
here
to
Vanefiiivrr
will
be
M.
Clark
and
Mis
J.
M.
I,ee.
H..V
K'.lnni-
Pliinuey.
I.orkeHrt
lo
(jer.
charved
with
unlawfully
woiindiuit
'Albert
Sandsirom.
up.
I'l'ari'd
before
.lipeiidiary
Man-itiu!'
II.
I.
Mel.
e.
ul
in
the
pro-vnii'ial
police
court
this
after-iiiioi:
and
was
auam
remaiided
r
emhl
days.
Saiidstroiu
i
ell
in
the
local
hosnital
where
'i'-
fundi:
urn
i.-
said
to
be
Ini.
rutins'.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hitii
School
Dance.
Klks'
Home,
t'enniarv
2i.
Weslli.iiiiii'
Th.Mtr.'.
March
a
iiiul
'J.
Pniii'.'
Hiiprr:
Player
Club
presents
a
new
joyous
comedy
'
Wcddlni;
Delis.'
BABY'S
COLDS
Children
'
dolicate
digestions
are
easily
disturbed
by
too
much
"dosine."
Still,
U
little
ones'
cold
troubles
cannot
he
neglected.
At
the
wry
first
sicn
of
cronn.
snn
throat,
r
any
other
cold
trouble,
apnly
VanoRufj
anoRub
owr
owr
the
the
thmnt
throat
ami
and!
!
u
usually
I'.etinllvf
riilintiul
rdicved
ia
15
1
C
minutes.
...
VICKS
VAPORUB
Qwt
21
Mwon
skits
Usco
Ycakl
y
I"
red
Noel
of
the
Granby
store
staff
nai
mi
arrival
m
the
city
from
Anyox
on
the
Caiiiosuu
tliU
afternoon.
TOXmilTl
Oddfellows
and
HfhekuliH
.wlil-l
drive
and
dance.
Ronton
Hall
nt
h,;io
Arthur
oie.he.tra.
J.
V..
Miller,
and
T.
Mason,
cu-loin
officers,
are
viHiliny
Slew-art
on
official
buidnejg,
having
Koiif
north
.
on
Hie
(Jamosun
Monday
nislil.
Suction
l'ivi
lots
for
sale,
tl3f)
Six
Idoekn
from
poKl
office,
on
Taylor
Sjfrccl,
naved.
I'Jne
view
gcll
Ihrcn
for
150.00
caiili
lt'iiliavfr
nro.
A.
C.
Utile,
(he
ucil
known
news
vendor,
wlw
ha
nol
neiui
enjoying-
tho
beft
of
iiealth
lato
iy,
lias.
beiMi
admiHed
an
a
palinr
to
the
Prince'
llflnert
Ocnerai
llojiltal.
;
,
,
The
steamer
Camosun,
which
is
relieving
the
Oardcna
in
the
local
service
while
the
Cardcna
is
underuoing
annual
overhaul,
will
be
on
the
run
for
a
couple
of
weeks
longer
it
is
expected.
The
CamoMtui
has
,
hoard
Capt.
A.
K.
Diekson
and
Chief
Officer
W.
V.
.Mounce
front
the
Cardena
It.
Huirhes
is
purser
and
J.
It
Mcvvilliani.
forinei
ly
of
ituck-
ley
Hay.
i
wireless
operator.
WATCH
MOVEMENTSOF
JAPANESE
TEACHERS
Four
Arrived
Recently,
One
For
Ocean
Falls
to
Instruct
Children
in
Language
VICTOIUA.
Kelt.
Id.
Move
nients
of
four
Japanese
echool
teachers
who
reached
Itrilish
Columbia
this
week
from
Japan
with
their
huslmnds
will
be
closely
watolied
by
the
Department
of
education
'here,
Hon.
J.
D.
Marheiin,
.Minister
of
duration,
announced.
Any
private
schools
eslab-lished
by
the
Japanese
teuclnr.
must
conform
Atk
Canadian
standards,
the
nttnilir
'declared.
He
mbleil
that
be
bad
no
in
formal
ion
on
the
teachers'
plant
and
knew
notion?
of
their
arrival
except
what
he
had
seen
in
the
news
pa
iters.
The
dainty
Japan
ee
holies
say
they
arc
potiijr
to
Ocean
Falls
and
Mission
to
teach
Japanese
ehitdren
there
(be
Imiifuajte
of
Japan,
which
they
are
rapidly
forycttmg
in
their
Canadian
environment.
Observe
Standards
"We
oo
n
not
prevent
the
Jap-nuee
from
establishing
schools
of
their
owu,"
said
Dr.
Mucl.cau.
"If
such
schools
are
established.
however,
they
have
to
live
Up
lo
certain
xtnmlards
of
education
which
will
make
cood
Canadian
ritiiens
oul
ef
their
pupil.
Such
eliiudanls,
of
course,
would
be
enforced
In
any
schools
estab
lished
by
the
Japanese.
Anv
teachers
who
wish
lo
leach
in
Hie
ptiblie
schools
musi
have
ccrtifi-
t-ale
and
we
would
not
srrant
thee
cerlificalns
lo
Japanese
women.
We
cannot
Mop
Ibcin
le.ichlnjr
In
private
schools,
howev
cr.
As
far
as
the
use
of
public
school
buildings
by
Japanese
cnncermvl.
that
is
:-
mailer
for
the
school
boards
in
oharve."
Officials
hen
are,ptuiled
at
I
be
admission
of
the
Japanese
leaeher
to
this
country.
It
Is
not
known
under
what
Clause
of
lianaila's
immigration
aurreo-
nienls
with
Japan
they
were
al
lowed
to
fonin
io
the
Dominion.
KEEP
TAX
RATE
DOWN
BELOW
FORTY
MILLS
VICTOIUA.
reu
10.
It
ii
hoped
to
keep
Hie
lax
rate
of
the
i
lly
below
forty
nulls
this
year.
Last
year
it
was
;is.3(i
nml
Hie
preliminary
estimates
brouuhl
down
would,
if
adopted.
Uring
it
up
to
-about
I.
'I
mills.
A
pruning
policy
will
probably
bring
it
down
to
last
year's
level.
Ask
The
Bull
lie
was
beiing
medically
examined
prcffUrnlory
to
taking
oul
an
insurance
policy,
i"
"cver
had
a
serious
11
1
no.
?
asked
the
deputy.
k'
".No,"
was
(he
reply.
"liver
had
an
accident?"
v..
VickS
'
.
.
.
.
chwt.
There
iinothins
to
swallow-you
'
'M
u
r
!
"a"
"
'
fCWi'iil
just
rub
it
on.
Colds
eo
over
nicht-crouD
'f
life?"
i
L
.
.
.
.
i
.
.
cvcr,
except
las'
spring
wncn
n
bull
tossed
me
over'
a
fence."
'Well,
don't
you
call
that
an
lU'cbleiit?"
J
"No.
sir!
He
did
II
on
pur-j
p"s,'."
Put
back
the
real
PAGE
THREE
meat
flavoitf
into
soups
and
gravies,
meat
dishes,
left-overs,
croquettes
and
sauces
by
adding
a
few
9
flllll
WTOfrv
In
tins
of
-
30c
Amrm.
4Mf
uk
OUTUNES
POSITION
OF
LORD'S
DAY
PEOPLE
Rev.
C.
H.
Heustls
Writes
Police
Commission
In
Victoria
Regarding
Their
.
City
VICTOIUA.
Feb.
I
would
be
sorrv
to
"Person
-to
see
a
r.
jiii
in.
mi
oi
me
u.isi'o
mat
occurred
some
years
aso
in
your
city
under
a
former
Mayor.'
(lev.
C.
II.
Iluestis,
Hrilisii
Columbia
seeretary
of
the
Lord's
Day
Alliance
ot
Canada.
vriles
in
a
let
ter
to
Mayor
Carl
i'ejnlray.
chair-j
man
oi
nip
icluna
I'olice
Com-i
mission,
in
ceferiiiiK
to
the
cf-
forts
io
en
force
the
Lords
Day
Act
here
several
years
ago.
I
assure
you
that
we
were
no:
responsible
for
Hut
dcmoiislra-
ion
at
that
lime.
I
ur-ed
tin'
Mayor
of
the
rity
then
as
strong..
Iy
a
I
could
not
lo
try
to
tin
any-
thin;:
drastic,
but
lo
move
almiL-the
lines
of
least
resistance."
ays
Mr.
lleuslis.
Itev.
Mr.
lleuslis
informs
Mayor
Pendray
that
be
regret
lis
the
Victoriu
Poiice
(tmmissioi
had
decided
to
do
nothing
in
I
lie
mailer
on
enforcement
of
the
lord's
Day
Act,
nssejlinw:
that
Ibis
has
been
the
policy
of
the.
lasi.
few
years.
He
says
thai
be
did
not
think
that
a
case
bud
been
laken
under
the
Lord's
Day
Ac!
in
victoria
for
soioe
lime.
Van
couver
is.
iin(e
active
in
the
mat
ter,
tic
deelares.
One
Free
Day
Urged
The
writer
states
that
from
a
study
of
the
matter
he
bud
m.i.l.'
in
Victoria
some
lime
ago,
he
had
come
to
the
conclusion
Ilia',
some
forms
of
Sunday
business
would
be
glad
to
be
relieved-particularly
tobacco
and
new-
Maud.
"These
fellows
live
a
somewhat
drab
life,
or
at
any
rait?
a
monotonous
one.
1
would
like
to
see
them
with
a
Sunday
iioinijy
like
me
rest
or
us.
1
1
icy
do
not
ileal
in
perishable
material
and
hence
their
business
doe
not
cioine
wit
hin
the
ralivory
o.'
necessary."
In
concliidiiiK
Hev.
Mr.
Ilent:j
says
that
his
idea
of
Sunday
is
a
free
day
for
everybody..
He
bes.
lieves
thai
the
public
in
iicuem!
hould
make
some
sacrifice
is
order
that
everyone
ink'
hi
have
the
day
off.
Thai
is
what
he
ha
been
working
for
for
many
years,
he
declares,
adding
that
"How
people
use
tthe
day
is
auotlie;
question-
-n
matter
of
conscienrt
-which
everyone
will
have
to
decide
for
himself."
Mayor's
Comment
Mayor
Pendray
onlv
comment
on
the
I'ommunicalion
was:
"
bile
we
have
every
respect
i
ne
i.uro
s
nay
.uiianc
or-gariuation
the
Police
Commission
T
Victoria
feels
thai
il
is
quite
capable
of
.seeinu
that
the
law
is
reasonably
ami
fairly
earned
oul.
i
e
TOO
LATF.
TO
CLASSIFY
SAI.i:
OF
IiOAT,
Kto.
Has
boat
"Fdida,"
length
;t;
reet.
beam
P
feet
0,
depth
:i
feel,
with
8
h,i
linpciial
civgme.
and
(rolling
equipment
us
now
situalc
a
Lewis
Island,
will
be
offered
for
sate
February
17.
l'J2o
al
l
a.m.
at
my
office.
Also
about
I
iv'
acre
of
laud
with
bouse
a!
l
ewis
Uland.
Term
r
sale.
rash.
John
Dybhavu
r..r
rONll
Iff
W
ALB
r
STOUT
Builds
Up
Yonrlkalth
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
CoW
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Ph
ono
raphs
or
oaie
2
ONLY,
DUKE
AND
DUCHESS
MODELS,
PHONOLA
PHONOGRAPH
Made
in
Canada
.
Selling
al
Half
Price.
$75.00
and
$50.00
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
(One
3rd
Avenue.
door
east
oi
Daily
News
Office',
Phones
116
and
117.
Phone
123
Prospective
Builders!
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
LUMBER
Timber-.
Dimension.
Shiplnp,
Fu
Finish,
Flooring.
V
Jotut,
Hii-dic
and
Ikvel
Siding,
Cedar
and
Fir
Hon!
Lumber.
Fir
and
Cottoiiwoixl
Veneer.louldiiigs.
Shingles,
Kolored
Shingle.
Lath,
Oak.
Uartlwoods,
Sash
and
Doors,
Wood
Pipe.
CEMENTS,
Etc.
Portland
Cement,
Keene's
Cement,
As
hestos
Cement,
Ilardwall
Plaster,
Plaslep
of
Paris,
Plaster
Hoard.
Lime,
llydraled
Lime,
Fireclay.
BRICKS,
Etc.
Common
Hrick.
Fire
Hrick,
Press-cd
Hritk.
Agricultural
Tile.
Vitrified.
Pipe.
Flue
Lining'.
MISCELLANEOUS
Nails,
liuihliug
Paper.
Tar
Paper,
llitliheroid
Hooliugs.
Johns.
Malivtlle's
Asbestos
Roofings.
A.-plmlt.
Asphall
Roofing
Papers.
Sand
and
U
ravel.
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON
COAL
Try
our
Nut
Coal
for
vour
Kitchen
Range.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
8.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Will
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
Mr
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
ami
nitriii.'Uulr
(mini
cadi
FRIDAY
at
6
ajn.
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
STEWART
ami
ANYOX,
WEDNESDAY,
10,p.m
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
JoNUiltlU
for
VANCOUVER
Via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANOS.
"
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
EVERY
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
ami
SATURDAY
at
8
.in.
ti.r
PRINCE
SE0R0E,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG;
all
(hiIM
Eaaieru
l.nu.U,
I
nlietl
ilalra.
AQENOY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlcktt
Oflka,
SZS
Third
At.
Print
Rupart.
Phona
280