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FOUR
What
Good
is
a
Jeweller's
Guarantee?
Quit"
a
lot
we
think
of
ours;
m
much
that
we
are
anxious
lo
replace
anythhur
unsatisfactory.
It
mat
mean
"only
a
pw
cents
to
you,
while
lo
us
it
means
our
reputation
for
jel
Sable,
goods.
Many
people
who
have
;dealt
with
us
for
years
Hf
ill
fcrtme
haek
convinced
thai
we
know
our
business.
Pleased
to
show
you.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Jewellers
MEN'S
Heavy
Flannel
SHIRTS
$1.15
.
ACME
Importers
Third
Avenue
Sausages!
J'ure
Pork
Sausage,
per
lb.
...
30c
Iteef
and
Pork
Sausage,
per
lb
25c
Tornalo
Sausage,
per
lb.
25c
Fresh
Home-made
Head
Cheese,
per
lb
25c
Iteef
Dripping,
per
lb..,
10c
Sealy
5
Doodson
Six?
l
Street
Phone
455.
We
deliver
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
lo
G.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday
and
Thursday
Evenings
Saturdays
9
to
12
nocn
I
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Tabic
Cream
at
15c
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
G57
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CM.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
tyotqr
Service,
J'.oal
Band
and
Gravel
We
Speolallz
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Hovlnn.
1
TII2
DAILY
NEWS
nl.n
tear
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
I.
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III
till
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5
Orvrtf
tsv
BOtler
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QOSVH
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LOTH-
WAtSTb
TO
T
IN
POKER
uAME-
uAME-Hlt
HIS
UNCLE
LEFT
LEFT
TVILLTEH
T
lv
UiiJV;
7
'
?,T
l?'"
HIM
IOOO
LET
HIM
NOT
FAIR
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
Former
Head
of
Railway
Said
Railway
Nearly
as
Good
as
One
to
Vancouver
D.
HAS
WRONG
CONCEPTION
B.
Hanna
Writes
Book
in
Which
he
Says
Thing
Said
to
be
Incorrect
Ontincra
Herald
1).
II.
Hanna,
one-time
presi
dent
and
general
.manager
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
hav
ing
succeeded
to
thai
when
the
C.N.H.
and
O.T.P.
we,rc
amalgamated,
has
blossomed
oni
as
the
inspiration
of
a
book
known
as
"Trains
of
llee.ollec.-tion."
Mr.
Hanna
was
formerly
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
Northern,
and
probahjy
has
beeiv
ii
good
railway
man,
but
when
it
comes
to
writing
a
book
of
lie
ualure
of
the
one
which
bear
his
name
a
author,
he
should
at
least
refresh
hi
memory
.and
not
depend
entirely
on
"recollec
tion."
information
supplied
by
a
man
who
tias
filled
the
iinportnjit
poxiliojis
llial
Mr.
Hanna
has
is
usually
taken,
ami
riglilly
o.
as
authoritative
by
the
rest
of
the
world.
I
litis
he
should
he
par
ticularly
careful
of
hi
facts
and
more
particular
in
not
allow
in
his
personal
prejudice
to
ru.i
away
with
his
obligation
lo
he
fair.
!
Discusses
Grades
In
discussing'
grade
through
the
Ilockies
Mr.
Hanna
says
the
Canadian
Northern
has
a
grade
of
only
twenty-six
feet
per
mile,
and
adds
thai
the
li.T.P.
grade
are
almost
equally
as
good.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
the
O.T.P.
grade
against
westbound
and
alo
east-
bound
freight
is
only
four-lcnili
of
one
per
cenl,
or
Iwenly-one
(feci
per
mile
between
lle.il
l!as
jJunclion
and
Prince
llupert.
The
Canadian
isnrtliern
eastiiounit
grade
is
seven-teqtbs
of
one
pr
cent.
Mr.
Hanna
give
the
maximum
load
for
a
freight
train
i
ver
the
Canadian
Northern
as
3,?fK
tons.
lie
does
not
refer
lo
the
more
favorable
haul
on
the
(1.
T.
I
winch
is
4i
loaded
.
cars,
or-
r
total
of'4',500
tons.
.
.
.
Is
Not
Fair
II
is
true
that
Ira
flic
from
the
ast
to
Prince
Iluperl
means
a
rail
baul
of
miles
furilie.r
from
lied
pass
.1
unction
than
it
would
be
lo
Vancouver.
Hut
this
is
more
than
offset
by
the
great
er
load
that
an
engine
can
haul.
It
is
also
true
that
Prince
Ituper!
is
275
mile
further
fro
pi
Liverpool
than
the
southern
ports,
but
on
traffic
goiiug
to
the
Old
Coun
try
thai
distance
would
add
practically
nothing
io
the
costs
'i
-i
r
i
.
i
ii
ill
.
I
i
in
1
1
i
u
j
t
,
wiicii
.in
.
iliiiillil
ten
his
story
nboul
grades
he
is
not
quite
air
to
Die
northern
route.
Ills
unrairne.ss
ha
njso
h.een
u
big
disadvantage
to
developing
traffic
for
the
O.T.P.
In
Princr
Iluperl.
He
(pioleij
big
figiires
when
referring
to
miles,
but
hi
told
nothing
of
lire
actual
cost,
of
hauling
freighl.
He
did
not
men-
lion
that
in
common
practice
tb
railways
actually
tjiye
a
lowei
rale
for
I
he
long
haul
than
they
do
Tor
the
short
haul,
lie
was
obviously
hoosling
the
Canadian
Northern
branch
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Ihe
expense
of
the
O.T.P.
branch.
Unfor-
funalely,
many
shippers
am
politicians
take
hi
story
as
gos
pel,
and
do
not
suspect
the
camouflaee.
.Hard
to
Educate
The
northern
rojile
has
had
jii)uc)i
of
thjs
unfair
Irealment
from
t
lie
headquarters
staff,
es-peciully
when
most
of
that
slnlT
was
recruited
from
Canadian
N'orl
licrn-'ranks
under
Mr.
Iluiin:
It
make
it
hanl
now
to
niiu-u
(lie
shippers
and
(.he
pol;tiiian
lo
the
fact
that
they
liave
really
cheaper
route
to
Hi
world's
tuarkets
ia
lirince
Hu
irrt
than
they
have
i,y
gnnr
lo
the
snulh.
REGIMENTAL
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
Successful
Affair
Was
Held
For
Members
and
Ladies
In
Ar-
'
mory
Last
Night
Sonic
twenty-five
couples
attended
a
whist
drive
and
dance
which
was
held
in
the
Armory
iosiliontlat
night
for
.the
members
of
be
Firsl
.North
H.C.
Ilegiment
and
their
ladies,
the
affair
prov
ing
very
enjoyable.
The
event
wjns
in
charge
or
tut?
soiai
com
mittee
consisting
of
Capt.
u.
V.
Kvitt;
Lieut.
Alex.
Ilix.
Company
Sergeant
-Major
Wright
Ha
vies
and
Sengeant
Frank
La-
very.
,
Winners
al
cards
were;
Ladies'
1st,
Mrs.
II.
K.
Trcmayne;
ladien'
consolation.
Mrs.
Will
Itnliinsnn.
Med's
firsl,
Capl.
.
P.
Tinker:
nvn's
r.ntsnlalion.
C
F..
Mc-Keown.
nefresbmenl."
were
serel
ami
dancing
followed.
Sergeant
II.
Orange
Ladies,
Mooe
Ladies
and.
Daughter
of
Kugland
are
i;...
I
rAM
l..i.lam.l.ii.
in
I
Vm
FISH
SCARCE
IN
FAR
NORTH
Dogs
Die
Because
of
Laok
ol
Usual
Food
in
Barren
Lands
District
HORSES
TO
BE
KILLED
Rivers
Give
Every
Sign
of
an
Early
Breakup
Lady
Traveller
Says
KljMUXTUa.
Muroh
C
Ia-rtiaH
ou
the
iianen
lauds
ar
-ufferiuf?
intemse
barilship
hu-cue
of
Hh
Hhortaar
of
fish
it
the
northern
waters.
'Hie
eon
sequence
of
it
shortage
is
I
.cave
their
liaft
in
u
wastetl
eon-riilHui.
thus
piohihitiug
tin
hunting
of
oarihou,
which
hav.
heeii
plentiful
ilurnig
Uie
witiior
I
Irorotby
Lorenxeii,
'
the
fir
woman
to
come
out
of
the
fui
north
litis
year
ami
the
firs.
i
:iueller
to
reach
the
cily
fron
l-ort
Smith
hiucc
the
present
ox-ei
iicioenl
over
the
mineral
pros
peel
there,
arrived
in
lUlinon
ton
on
t
riday,
coniplelm,
j
iter
journey
b)
way
of
.Mr.
Murray
She
ntalen
that
the
s:arcity
ol
fih
eeins
to
le
generul
in
Hit
north,
and
adds
that
the
dig
A.
Ponder
was
master
of
cere-
of
the
whitD
men
as
wjil
as
o
monies
and
music
was
furnished
the
Indians,
are
the
main
vie
by
at
orchestra
consisting
Robeft
Arthur
Jr
.
Mrs.
R.
Ponder
and
II.
Fatman.
TIE
FOR
LEADERSHIP
IN
WHIST
LEAGUE
of
inn.
Several
of
the
animal
P.
have
did
fruiu
their
weaken
'Mtule
due
to
lack
of
food.
May
Slaughter
Horses
(me
mean
of
saving
many
dogs
from
starvation
will
pro
bahly
be
taken,
Miss
Loreniei
Hoe
on
lo
nay.
by
the
slaughter
lag
of
Mome
of
itie
horses
nov
tiring
ulilUcil
to
rush
north
wants
the
suptdies
of
lite
uim
.
i.
.
patty
which,
once
this
,
ladies
section
of
the
Fraternal
ir
'
.
Whist
Leapue
as
a
result
of
the
rollowinig
game
last
nigni:
t
Miioe
Ladies,
5;
Pythian
Si-J
lers,
A.
daughter
of
I-JOKiaml,
5;
Orange
Ladle,
i.
j
The
league
standing
to
dale
is
as
mi
lows:
(grange
Ladies
.
Moose
Ladies
.
.
I),
of
E.
..
..
..
Pythian
Sisters.
W.
L.
5
0
l'ts.
The
game
in
the
men's
section
between
SI.
Andrew's
and
Hie
Orange
Lodge
scheduled
for
next
TueMjay
ha,
been
postponed
Victor
Northern
Electric
Now
$2.75
(were
S3.5Q)
A
new
price
on
an
old
favorite.
AnvlxKlv
can
now
afford
the
luxury
of
reception
that
comes
with
the
insertion
"f
this
famous
tute
into
any
standard
base.
At
all
Vlclur-nrll,tin
Lltttilc
Utaltrt
VMur
Talking
Machnw
Ccmpaf
piirpoK
!
t
ered,
will
le
useless
Tor
any-tilling
else
and
would
themselves
Ker.
Old-timers
in
the
north
are
unable
to
advance
any
cause
foi
the
phenomenal
thinness
of
the
fish
catch
this
winler.
The
health
of
the
Indian
around
Fort
Smith,
Miss
Ioreniet
inserts,
ha
nol
been
marred
bj
any
epidemic
such
as
thai
whirl'
look
place
at
Fori
flood
Hope.
Two
Indian
women,
however,
died
on
the
Ioirreu.fi
whether
from
ickne
m-
privation
she
did
not
know.
White
Fox
Plentiful
The
fur
catity'
ti
the
'
barren
land
has
been
belter,
from
eur-
i-flfll
indiralionK
lhafi
tbnl
ele-where.
Mar
Icq
land
wlillei
;fox
have
been
-Mviftped
jsufflessfjill)
in
large
mi
Hilars,
but
the
fur
i
not
as
neavv
in
quality
as
in
previous
years.
Rivers
in
(he
north
are
giving
every
sign
r
an
early
hrenk
up.
On
Miss
Lm-eneii's
trip
out
liiivel
had
in
be
close
lo
the
bank
of
the
river
all
the
way,
a
the
ice
h
id
fallen
low
in
the
:
centre
and,
at
places,
the
water
had
overflowed
into
Hie
snow
jlhiit
lay
on
top.
There
are
many
'camp
along
the
road
from
Fori
;sroilli
In
Mr-Murray
so
lhat
the
I'-irtv
wii.
never
forced
to
spend
;
iiibl
outside
NEW
HAZELTON
.John
Doubling,
who
recently
arrived
in
New
ilnr.ellon
from
Aaticoiiver,
tins
decided
to
open
np
assay
office
here.
;
r.
.
SI.
Patrick's
Day
will
be
cele
lira
ted
by
the-
bachelors
of
New-
Huzellnn
wilh
n
big
dance
In
the
hotel
dlnltjg,
ropm.
A
number
of
prominent
mlnlntn
engineers
will
-
Investigate
pro
Iperiies
in
this
lislricl
Ibis
year
slates
Douglas
Lay,
resident
mining
engineer,
who
recently
returned
from
n
trip
soiillf.
Cunningham's
store
at
Hazel
wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILYNEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
27
2c
per
word
in
advance-ENo
Advertiiement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WANTVB
WANTED.
-
One
reliable
man
in
every
town,
merchant
preferred,
t"
take
order
lor
Ih-I
nusloui-made
clothr
in
Caii-ada.
II
ig
best
Commission.
Rex
Tailoring
Co.,
LUl..
Toronto.
2.
U
FOR
SALE
KOll
SALE.
Twelve
secondhand
beds,
complete
with
sprint
and
mattress,
front
IR.00
to
ISfl.Ofl.
Also
five
second-hand
ranges
from
16.00
to
sari.oe.
all
Hn
good
condition.
Mul
lie
cleared
thi
week
lo
make
room
for
new
lek
A.
.Mae-kenzie.
Furniture.
Phone
'"".
OR
SALE.
New
ami
used
machinery,
boat
anil
engine
piston
rings
ami
propeller
Northern
Exchange.
SI.1
Second
Avenue.
Phone
t3.
f
KOll
SI.i:
-Ikk
for
liatcbina
Ilhmle
Ilaud
lied,
from
Ho
p
stork.
Mr.
Hughe.
:U3
t
iftL
Avenue
et.
EXCHANGE.
tVIIL
ILXCIIANiii:
Alberta
farm.
Mdiiionlon
di'lrhH,
five
rooin
house,
bam.
granaries,
fenceif.
well
and
spring;
one
mile
to
Perrybill
sllion,
store,
choo
and
Pl..
for
Prince
Rupert
improved
properly.
Call
Weslenhaver
Hros.
6
TO
RENT
IOOM
for
Reul
in
private
bom
Up-tn-ilale
furiushins:
water
front
view.
Phone
I
Hue
5fW.
330
Fourth
Avwnue
East.
t
OR
RENT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat
with
.Monarch
range.
Glapp
lllock.
Weslenhaver
Eros.
If
OR
RENT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonograph
and
sewing
machines.
Walker
Music
Store.
FOR
RENT.
Tatlor-sbop
;
Iw
business
rooms
below.
Iw
living
rooms
above.
Weslen
haver
Iros.
'
Iff
)U
1lI!.vr,-Fn'rti4-bft.'3ione-
keeping
suite.
Mussallen
-Aparlmeiiis.
0lione
1H.
tf
till
RKN'I'.
Jirge
roim,
sub
two
men.
'Iliinl
Avmnie
Phone
Red
:i30.
f.o
''OR
RKNT.
Room
with
or
wilh
out
board;
near
elevator.
Phone
Red
157.
tf
FOR
RUNT.
Seven
roomed
bouse
partly
furniahed.
Phom
JKack
13K.
h'
TIIHKI:
Roomed
Col
lag
fur
reul
Seventh
Avenue
West.
Phnn-Mlark
t.'lH.
&
MODERN
FLAT
for
Rent.
Apply
Max
Ileilbroner.
Jon
has
been
closed
nnd
Man
u-lur
llrowii
has
gono
to
O'nrt
Esinlon.
I'lie
lasl
session
of
the
Felix
llrblge
Club
was
held
this
week
at
Ihe
home
of
Mrs.
W.
W.
An
dersnn.
Prize
winners
were
Mrs
niton
Sharpe
and
Mr.
A.
E
Falconer.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prlnce
Rupert
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
S.
F.
D.
Roe.
Allr
Arm;
T.
.1.
Slephens,
Vancouver;
A.
Wnll,
C.N'.IL;
R.
J.
Mayer.
Smilhcrs;
W.
M.
Redner.
Sealllc.
Central
M.
Powell,
John
A.
W.
Smith
arid
.lame
Frnncih.
An
vox;
I,
Oarfl,
C.N.R.
DRY
WOOD.
Split
to
any
length
in
block,
per
load
$G.OO.
.
SALT
IIKHKINO.
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Cove.
Phone
Hlack
inl
AUCTIONEER
Vol'
make
one
dollar
look
like
two
when
you
huy
your
liouso-hnld
furHilur'
frtini
nie.
Private
ale
daily.
I
wit
outright
for
cash,
or
anrtinti
ar-
runged
on
commiaeion.
IMiwik-graph
recunt
exchamo-d.
F.
Hrine,
Auctioneer,
2W.
Second
StreH
BOARD
HOARD
TV
Second
Avenue
HOARD.
Phone
425
Red
Third
3.111
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DANCING.
Third
Ave
IfcANCLNO.
Hay'
Hloek.
Ussons
any
hour
by
appolntiuen:
Secal
Charleston,
e
i
c
Tuesday
and
Thursdays.
Mr
Howard
Friiell
aislinv
Phone
Stl
mornings.
Mrs.
II.
0.
Crfwe.
ROTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
HatftcaKe
and
Express
iand:l.illle
News
Htuud,
Pbon
36?
Re
Plione
fireen
01
(V
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Phone
C7
Tail
(Call
Ororge.
Paul
or
Oust)
Six-
and
v
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Simla
hakers
at
yur
disiHMal
any
Um1
for
EOc
Service
10SS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
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lintel
TRAPPERSI
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(O.nno
MINK
SKINS.
He
.l
prices
paid.
See
me
liefurajrnn
sell
your
furs.
If
it
fur
PI
buy
thntii.
W.
GOLDBLOOM,
Second
Ave.
The
Hone!
Fur
Man.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving,
If
you
want
anything
enl
for
High
Low
High
Low
or
delivered,
phone
us.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE
Next
Back
to
Old
Stand.
We
are
removing
in
343
Third
Avenue
Kinpirc
Office
mi
March
FURNITURE.
New
and
Reeondhnnd
Furnl
lure
Store.
We
liny.
Sell
nnd
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Hthange
New
and
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(loods.
GEO.
PAPAD0PULOS
830
Third
Ave.
t'hone
6
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