1
PAQE
FOUr.
'THIS
DAILY
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Apt
it
ia
I
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
tyc
arc
headquarters
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tr
HEINZ
57
VARIETIES
Free!
Free!
Demonstration
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
By
R.
Bramlcy
Following
Combination
Special
.'at
05c.
Lot
18
tins
Heinz
Pork
and
Itcans,
small
size
95c
Lot
20
thm
l.leinz
Pork
ami
Heans,
medium
size
.
,
05c
f
ihe
HEINZ
OVen
Baked
Deans
was
Lot
31
bottle
Heinz
Chili
Sauci",
1
bottle
Heinz
Catsup,
1
liottlo
Sour
Vickies.
had
3
for
95o
ed
Lot
4
I
jar
Heinz
Prepared
Mustard,
3
tins
Pork
ami
Deans,
small,
1
bottle
Heinz
Catsup.
S
for
95c
did
Hfkydoiitm
favcitoftaii)
n
in
He
Cm
imjot
boup
Lot
5
8
Heinz
Cream
of
Tomato
Soup
.
k
,
.
95c
Lot
6
2
tins
i'ork
and
Heans,
small,
U
tins
Cooked
Spaghetti,
small,
2
tins
Tomato
Soup,
small.
7
for
95c
Lot
7
I
boUlo
Heinz
Vinegar,
1C
ui..
1
lioltln
Heinz
Catsup,
1
bottle
Heinz
Sweet
Pickles.
3
for
95o
for
muscle
HEINZ
7
Jpaghettii
Cooked
rtac
W
!&-?
to
Serve
Lot
8
7
tins
Heinz
Spaghetti
95c
Lot
91
Heinz
Wioreoster
Sauce,
small,
1
Heinz
Sweet
Pickjes,
1
Heinz
Vinegar,
lG-oz.
3
for
95c
Lot
10
5
tins
Heinz
Conked
Soa
glielli,
meiHnrn
95c
Lot
11-1
jar
Heinz
Horseradisli,
I
Heinz
Catsiip,
2
Heinz
Pork
and
Means,
gmall,
2
Heinz
Tomato
Soup,
small.
6
for
95o
Lot
121
Heinz
India
Relish,
1
Heinz
Vinegar,
small,
2
Heinz
"
Spaghetti,
Hmall.
4
for
95o
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
3
Phones:
210,
211,
212
A
U
PLAYERS'
CLUB
d
EVENING
EVENT
First
op
Series
of
Monthly
Meet-
Inqs
Held
In
Cathedral
Hall
o
The
firl
of
a
series
of
month-y
Katlierings
under
the
auspices
the
Prince
Rupert
Players'
Uuh
look
placn
last
owning
in
is
Cathedral
Hall,
whifli
'
hail
been
kindly
plaeeil
at
their
dis-1
(insiil
for
tin-,
occasion
There
were
a
large'-number
of
youftg
people
present
anil
an
enjoyable
lime
was
spent.
President
Alex.
-Connon
in
at
short
address,
outlined
what-
th-M
club
wns
attemptinv;.
Their
nin:
I
to
form
a
liernianent
or-;
ganizalion
which
would
graihial-ly
develop,
possibly
inlo
a
lilll
theatre
movement
such
as
they
in
other
cities.
He
menliim-
that
there
seemed
to
be
ap
idea
that
they
were
an
exclusive
grnupi
.This
was
not
correct.
They
were,
anxious
to
weiconi'
any
Who
were
interested
in
the
idea
iniil
who
were
willing
to
givo
their
efforts
to
Ihe
cmusc.
They
not
propose
lo
put
on
another
play
until
the
autumn
so
Ihey
were
haviriig
these
gatherings
a
means
of
keeping
the
member
touch
wilji
each
other
and
letting
others
know
what
they
were
doing.
Welcomed
by
Clergyman
Hev.
Waller
Allan
welcomed
Uie
club
on
behalf
of
the
church
and
said
the
time
had
passed
when
tliere
was
antagonism
between
the
Church
and
Ihe
sluge.
recognized
lhat
the
Ihealrt
iiiigln
tie
an
ajrenry
for
belter-
meit
and
lie;
hoped
to
see
the
Prince
Itupert
Piayers'
filuh
putting
on
a
class
-of
play
thai
w
ould
prove
morally
Tidvantagrou
to
the
community
as
well
as
arlis-
lically
educative.
J.
S.
Wilson,
who
had
lxrn
in
charge
of
the
production
Vif,
'Wedding'
Hells,"
dealt
with
the
history
of
tlie
organization
showing
thai
they
had
com
menced
in
a
modest
way
with
thv
production
of
".lane"
in
aid
of
the
museum.
Then
the
imt-
mancnl
organization
had
beet
formed
and
"Weddinsr
Hell"
hail
fnllmved.
It
was
Imped
to
gradu
ally
work
inlo
metre
diffioull
ptayrs,
fjie.
next
1f
,
which
would
be
prepared
for
the
fall.
II
spoke
of
the
value
of
such
work
and
asked
for
eo-joperalloiii
A
Wo
lie
nui
enthusiastic
of
their.
successes
and
opllmistic
a
lo
ttie
future.
Entertainers
Community
singing
led
by
Mr.
Wilson
with
Miss
Marsh
al
the
piano
then
followed.
Also
llierc
were
solos
by
Mrs.
William
Mil
lar
and
Mr.
Wilson,
ii
Mono
logue
by
Mr.
Connon,
piano
sob
by
Miss
Irwin
and
a
saxophone
solo
by
W.
-H.
P.
Plejning.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Miss
Jlulh
Stewart,
Mrs.
(Iree!
ami
Mrs'.
Homer,
aided
by
nuniner
or
those
present
am
there
was
more
community
sing
ing
before
the
gathering'
dis
per
sed.
MASSETT
VISITOR
SEES
IMPROVEMENTS
FOR
GRAHAM
ISLAND
Says
Fishing
and
Lumbering
In
duslry
Will
Keep
Things
Busy
There
Dr.
Dunn
of
Massett,
who
is
In
the
city
on
a
brief
vlsil,
re
turning
to
the
islands
tomorrow
night,
is
very
enthusiastic
over
Ihu
prospect
for
the
Island
j
The
new
canneries
at
Massett
land
at
Shannon
Hay
added
lo
llm
improvements
at
the
Wotun
IUver
cannery
where
it
is
pro
THACT
DRUM
-
OOM'T
WANT
WANT
"TOO
fOO
TO
TO
PLcV
PUAvV
THA.T
WHtUEL
V.M
HONE.
.
,
when
that
posed
In
increase
the
pack
from
sixty
(o
one
hundred
thousand
'
cases
will
tnako
thing?
very
busy.
Two
seiniivg
boats
are
being!
Iniill
for
the
Walun
Hiver
cannery
and
everyone
is
'preparing
to
lake
some
part
In
the
fishinu
during
what
is
expected
lo
be
the!
big
year.
Caplaiijr
Jtatibiuglon
has
sold
ui
ri.M
ntensl
in
the
La
an
gara
Wishing
ti,
Packing-Co.
lo
Kvervtt
interests
and
is
not
longer
connected
with
the
concern,
which
now
packing
rlaius
and
which
will
soon
be
engaged
in
salmon!
aHiinfnjf
right
at
.Massett.
The
piles,
are
beinjj
driven
for
the
new
cahncry;..for
which
the
present
government
wharf
is
being
utilized.
Whilo
there
is
no
present
ac-
livily
in
connection
with
the
gold
production
from
the
black
sands,
lie
Doctor
expects
to
hear
of
something
doing
in
that
connection
soon.
Also
he
say.s
he
understands
It.
I,.
Buckley
is
coming
north
lo
inspect
the
condition
of
the
Port
Clements
mill
and
prepare
for
operation.
The
two
new
boilers
recenlly
taken
iff
Ihpre
have
been
installed
and
the
logging
camp
is
still
operating
at
the
entrance
to
the
lake.
IMMIGRATION
MUCH
GREATER
Record
In
Post-War
Arrivals
Has
Been
Made
and
all
are
of
God
Type
LOW
HATE
ATTRACTIVE
Practically
all
Arrivals
are
Placed
on
Farms
and
Will
be
Good
Settlers
JIONTIULM
April
1C
"What
may
be
termed
a
record
in
postwar
immigration
16
Canada,
has
een
established
in
the
period
om
the
Hcjginniiwr
of
the
year
lo
the
present
date,"
said
Dr.
W.
J;
ltlack,
director
of
the
department
of
colonization,
agriculture
ami
natural
resource
of
the
Cana
lian
National
Itailwuvs,
in
dis
cussing
(Kimc
features
of
the
movpmout
of
incoming
settlers
luring'
the
first
period
of
11(2(5.
'During
"Ihe
period
menlion
ed,"
continued
Dr.
ltlack,
"The
Canadian
National
Railways
car
rjed
from
the
port
of
Halifax
more
than
I'.ijiiMi
.passengers,
which
number
represents
an
in
crease
of
more
than
100
per
cent
in
'comp)irhon
with
the:
Iplal
uumler
entering
Canada
at
that
port
during
'the
similar
period
of
last
year."
The
number
of
passengers
travelling
by
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways
from
Halifax
this
season,
represent
'more
than
50
per
cent
of
Ihe
total
numbers
of
arrivals
iii
Canada
this
year
Large
Increase
In
discussing
oilier
features
of
The
Slight
Cold
Of
To-day
May
Be
Serious
To-morrow
On
the
first
appearance
of
a
cough
or
cold,
do
net
iirzlert
it,
but
iet
rid
of
it
at
once
before
it
tiai
a
chance
to
trow
worse
and
becomes
settled
on
the
lungs,
for
once
it
dues
brronte
deep-seated
you
are
going
to
nave
a
lot
of
trouble
ii
getting
rid
of
it.
Our
adrico
to
you
is
that
on
the
first
sign
of
a
cough
or
cold
you
should
procure
a
bottle
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
as
by
its
timely
we
you
may
t
yourself
many
years
of
suffering
from
some
serious
bronchial
nr
lung
troubles.
'Dr.
Wood's"
has
lieen
on
the
nimket
for
the
past
37
years;
so
you
are
not
experimenting
with
some
new
and
untried
remedy
pat
up
only
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out
CHtl0'b
PAsRCNTtJ
CALL-AIS'
TAKerAEIR
HOME."
Mil,
C
1926
bv
Inn.
Fcaruc
Sckvici
lie
W
anted
For
Sa'e
Z
DAILY
For
Rent
'-
'
ti
i
i
per
wuiu
in
AfAKTVB
ANTKII.
-
-'Utile
maid;
uleep
out;
two
in
family.
Apply
Mrs.
Iclnlosh,
310
Fourth
Avenup.j
West.
89
1
WANTKll-Oirl
for
dining
room:
work,
with
some
experience.'
The
Inlander.
Phone
1
:i
.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
ItOAItlJ
AM)
WHIM,
t25
Thirl
Avenue.
Phone
Red
330.
ItOAItl).
-
The
Inlander.
83H
Second
Avenue.
.Phone
137.
ItOAIth.
Jtnom
and
Furnished
Suiles.
Palmer
House.
tf
ItOAItl
AM)
WiOM.
Seal
Cot
Hotel.
Phone
liM.
tills
inerrasius
moemeut
to
anndu
Dr:
lila'ci,
-aid:
"Our
office
at
Winnipeg
whk?ti
handles
the
distribulion'and
placement
of
si'ltlers
for
Ihf'wcst.
repirls
that
for
Ihe
month
of
March
last
the
number
of
irnnirants
nrrivin
fiver
the
Canaduii
National
Railways
was
more'
than
2.oO(l
in
ex-!
cess
of
the
largest
monthly
record
of
Ihe
patf
two
years
and
that
the
number
placed
in
farm
employment
was
more
than
double
(he
greatest
number
placed
in
any
nuc
month
during
the
same
period.
No
difficulty
whatever
was
experienced
in
placing
I
hose
new
arrivals.
An
important
phase
of
the
venernl
movement
was
indicated
by
Dr.
Hlack.
who
said:
"It
is
worthy
of
imletlhal
a
largo
vor
e
lit
age
of
lhee
selllers
who
came
last
year
and
were
placed
in
farm
empbiymmit
through
the
Canadian
National
llailvvavs
or
ganization
are
endeavoring
lo
locate
farms
of
their
own
for
this
year."
Many
British
lhis
justifies'
our
policy
of
briiiflifug
in
only
siiilable
types
of
people
who
will
finally
deride
to
farm
for
themselves
and
evenlu
ally
make
good
on
the
laud.
There
has
been
a
distinct
Itrilish
flavor
to
the
flow
of
immigrants
tliU
year,
one
boat
arriving
with
5?
Hrilisli
families
In
be
placed
ill-rfctly
on.
-farms
of
their
own."
A
large
iiiimlwr
of
Dutch,
Pcandiiiauan,
Danish
and
'Swiss
Kingle
farm
laborers
li:fvu
.also
hrriied,
Irl-lteHeiil'ink
a.'eryMiigh
class
of
settlers
for
placement
with
farmers."
'heltlers
from
non-preferred
lerritory
represeiitiiijr
the
immiii-tries
.of
(iermauy,
lluugaria
C.eoho-Slotakia,
etc.,
arc
being
carefully
selected
by
our
spccbil
representative
on
the
continent.
1
his
aeneral
movement
is
ex
peeled
lo
continue
for
Hie
re
mainuey
oi
ine
spring
season
anil
will
be.
further
augmented
diiriiug.
the
harvest
period."
Low
RateAttractlve
In
conclusion
Dr.
ltlack
sai
that
Ihe
prospects
for
a
big
in
flux
of
good
settlers
never
on
peared
better
than
Til
Ihe
present
time.
These
new
arrivals
are
practically
.111
destined
for
the
farm
and
represent
tlie
finest
possible
type
of
Immigrant
for
Canada.
-ami
Die
iiristocracy
o'f
Jirilislfpmd'-war
emigrafitin.
One
of
Ihe
reasons
for
the
.present
moiinent.
is
lhj,neNv,lnw
rale
for
the
passage
of
llrltishcrs
and
Ihe
new
agreement
-whereby
Ihe
authority
and
reiponslbilily
for
the
movement
and
settiement
of
con-
llneulnls
has
been
delegated
lo
Hie
rnllways.
'I'M
movement
has
been
facilitated
by
the
de
velopment
of
Uifi'ljfdoniznllon
department
of
i'hoj
Cnjiaillan
National
llailwarrtnd
Ijio
co.oper-rtllnn
of
Iho'pas'sehger
traffic
department.
WHAT
the
-::
orf
or
4
vr
to
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
I
Biinniiici
No
Advettiicment
taken
FOR
SALE
Hill
SAM..
Well
built
house
iilj
AVslview.
four
lots.
83.I50.00,
House
on
Fifth
Avenue,
Section
7;
two
lols.
fl.80O.O0.
We
have
aUn
two
of
the
very
best
residences
intheeilr
for
sale
at
attractive
priees.
McCaffery
Si
flihlKms,
Ltd..
Insurance
nnd
Heal
Folate.
Foil
SALK.
)ak
chiffonier,
aexi'lled
glass;
kitchen
table,
new;
spring
cot;
oak
diniiwr
extension
table,
sagless
spring.
2
oak
library
table.
-
trunks,
several
picture
frames
at
ee-'
tally
low
prices
this
weiMt.
Northern
F.xrhange,
il.l
Se-ond
Avenue.
Phone
23.
FOR
SALF..
Remington
portable
typewriter,
nearly
new:
solid
oak
dining
table
and
chairs
and
other
household
effeets.
7I
F.iRhlh
Avenue
F.ast.
Phon
ltlack
219.
If
FDll
sale,
1
h
p.
1-cyele
1923
model
N.
A
s.
ensine
complete;
oiilfil
praclically
new.
Snap
for
easli.
Phone
Red
KM
eveniners,
beiwwn
5
and
fl.
'JW
FOR
SAIiK.
Five
roomed
hone
on
two
lols.
furnished;
all
garden
and
hi'rry
iitmhes.
-"50
00
on
leniis.
Apply
T.
Mc
Clymnnt.
if
FOR
SALK.
Prince
Rupert's
Hesl
Itargaln
three
lots
on
Taylor
Street,
all
for
M7S.00
ash.
Wfistenhnver
Uro.
TO
RENT
I
WO
room
lo
rent
in
private
home,
waterfront
view,
up-to
dale
.furnishings.
330
Fourth
Avenue
Ivnst.
Phone
Itluenoti
FOR
RK.Vr.
Three
room
,
col
lage,
partly
furnisliKl.
Din
ingroom
table
and
ehairs
for
ale.
Phone
Red
023.
i
F(R
RF.NT.
Piano,
player
pianos,
phonngraihs
nnd
ev-
machines.
Walker's
Musi
Store.
FOR
RF.NT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat,
with
Monarch
range,
in
Clapp
block.
Wcslenbaver
Hros
fIJRMSIIF.D
Ifoiijekecplng
Room
to
rem
ny
me
oay,
week
oc
monlfi.
Phone
Hed
C07.
If
FOR
RKN'IV
-Furnished
house
keeping
suite,
Mussallem
Aparlmenls.
Phone
18,
tf
FOR
HUNT.-
Four
room
suite.
hot
waler
heated.
Apply
StnlD
&.
Mallet.
MODI'.RN
FLAT
for
Rent.
Apply
Max
Heilbroner.
if
LOST.
LOST.
Slippy
spaniel,
three
months
old;
no
Ind:
strayed
from
.
Provincial
Oovernmenl
whar
Wednesday,
Finder
s
please
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Phone
07
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Oul)
Six
and
Seveh
Passenuer
Slmle-
baker,
at
your
disposal
any
time
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Hmpress
Hotel.
,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Friday,
April
18
nip
3:30
a.m.
21
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f!.
10:33
p.m.
18.3
"
Io'w
10:11
a.m.
3.5
"
22:18
p.m.
8.0
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Saturday,
April'
17
High
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23:02
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Articles
Lot
and
und,&c
for
test
than
5fc1
AUTOMOBILES
See
tho
New
Improved
CHEVROLETS
Touring,
price
F.d.ll.
Prlncw-Rupert
878.0
llradter,
prlco,
I".
O.
It.
PpIiic
Rupert
IH78.0C'
Coupe,
price
F.O.I
I.
Prince
Rupert
1.
120.
00
Conch,
prlee
F.O.I1.
Prlnee
Itupert
.
1,12
01
Sedan,
price
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Prinze
Hu-perj
MSO.Of
landau
Sedan,
prlee
F.
O.
II
Prlnee
Ruwrl
8l.7.fl
Commercial
Chassis,
price
F.O.H
Prince
Huperi
1708.00
l-IH
(on
Chas-is.
price
F.O.I
t.
Prince
Rupert
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Call
in
and
gel
particulars
of
in
Q.M.A.C.
Easy
Payment
Plan.
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Kiri?nln
in
Sinrnn.i
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KAItn
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Dealers
in
all
Oeneral
MnUir-Product.
Cadillar,
Mcl.augh-lin.
Oakland.
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Pnn-
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and
Clo-x
mb-i.
WRKCKINii
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DFSION
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PLAN
Delivered
price
at
Prinoe
Ruik
Self
stflHer
and
taxes
included
Runabout
030
no
Toartng
frtfiM.B.
Coupe
,
SS33.00
Tudor
Peilan
IHo&.On
Fonlor
Selan
1089.50
Ojiinmereial
Chassis
58tl
60
I'nick
Chaasis
ffili:,r.O
Guaranteed
Used
Can
al
Specially
low
price.
DIIMONSTRVilONS
OR
DRIVINO
lessons
at
any
lime.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
219
Seond
Avenue.
FURNITURE
AMD
RANGES
HANOILS
and
Furniture
al
most
reasonable
price.
When
yoij
require,
any
arucie
ror
uie
home.
Just
come
in
or
phone.
Used
furniture
houuhi
ont-riulit
..or
exchanged
for
ne
fii'tnilura.
A.
MacKeuzU,
Fjir-iilfiirV
Phone
775.
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposite
Ken
on's
Sludio.
hood
m
i:i.s.
oood
cakf.s
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
IlliAL
HOMK
COOKKD
MIUI.S
Mr.
Uner.
Proprietress.
BOOKKEEPING.
WANTHD.
I
looks
lo
post;
gov
ernment
ri'Hirn
made;
public
audits.
Rates
reasonable.
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O.
Williamson.
Phone
lllacl:
8!).
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PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
Back
to
tho
old
stand.
3ir
Third
Avenue.
Al)
the
latest
in
'
SHF.l'.T
MFSIC
Columbia
New
Process
RECORDS
AND
PHONOGRAPHS.
ROTHWELL'8
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
llagnage
-nnd
F.xpress
Stcnd:Lillle'
News
Sland,
Phone
352.
lies.
Phone
Oreen
(126
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl
lure
Slnre.
We
Ituy.
Sell
and
V.x
change
New
and
Secondhand
floods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
839
Third
Avo.
phone
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