PAGE
FOUR
You
Save
Money!
In
order
lo
make,
room
for
.two
carloads
of
Fertilizer
jind
Keed
Orain
arriving
early
in
March,
wo
of
for
for
ONE
WEEK
only,
our
slock
of
GRAIN
ami
FEED
at
greatly
reduced
prices.
We
Retail
Feed
In
Any
Quantity
Wheat,
Xn.
5,
per
ino
lbs
$2.80
Graekeil
Corn,
I
On
lbs.
.
.
.
,
$3.05
Scratch
Food,
100
lbs.
,.
$3.10
Laying
.Mash,
100
lit?
$3.35
All
Other
Feed
Prices
Reduced.
We
advise
pulling
In
a
slock
of
feed
at
these
price
.4,
as
we
firmly
believe
tliat
price
on
all
wain
and
feed
will
go
higher.
Over
forly-five
years'
experience
in
the
feed
business.
The
Brackman-Ker
Milling
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
A
Word
About
Watches
There
are
as
many
kinds
nf
watches
as
there
arc
styles
of
millinery
mid
as
many
prices,
loo.
Hulger's
Jewellery
Store
is
recognised
as
reliable
i
and
sells
its
merchandise
as
j
low
as
possible.
.
We
sell
he
reliable
makes
:
ni
wairiies
anil
wo
will
meet
;
for
our
customers,
prices
1
set
forth
by
other
concerns
in
the
regular
business
way.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Jewellers
Sausag
es
!
pure
,Pork
Sausage,
per
lb.
30o
Heef
and
Pork
Sausage,
per
lb.
2Sc
Tomato
Sausage,
per
lb.
..-),,'.
...
....
25c
Fresh
llonie-made,
Head
Cheese,
per
lb.
..
...
26c
.
Heef
Dripping,
.per
lb'.,;
10c
Sealy
&
Doodson
Sixth
Street
Phone
,455.
We
deliver
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson,
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
Office
.Hours
9
to
6.
X-Ray
Servlos
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday
and
Thursday
.
Jiyenings
Saturdays
0
to
12
noon
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
ft.
"'irtane,
Warehousing.
nd
Distributing!
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Ooal,
Band
and
Gravel
Wt
'Speciality
In
Piano
antf
Furniture
Bovlnfl.
M
weiL-t
6UEa
iLl
NEAJii
1
ill
CONE
eCK
HERE-
1
OJT
4'
0OH
THE
CC
Ml
WHERE.
OO
YOO
(
T
D,NT(,
OPtg?:
.
Ifl
THINK
SU
i
THOUGHT
NELLIE
McCLUNG
IN
LEGISLATURE
Takes
Own
Audience
With
Her
When
She
Makes
Speech
In
Alberta
House
Xellie
MeClung,
l'dmonlon's
Moman
member,
is
the
Sphinx
of
the
session,
says
W.
A.
lie
Craves
in
the
I'dmnnlon
Hiilletin.
Xo
one
known
from
Ihe
lady
member's
demeanor
or
her
utler-
mces
whether
she
is
contem
plating
entering
Ihe
lists
again
next
election.
Mrs.
MeClung
i
grain
westward.
A
pari
of
the
now
resilient
In
Calgary,
andjm"cy
they
lose
In
shipping
east-political
forecasters
believe
that,
ward
goes
lo
pay
dividend
on
she
may
be
found
taking
the
U.S.
railways
and
wages
lo
U.S.
slump
as
an
Independent
on
a
Prohibitionist
ticket
in
that
city,
fni
I
(h
cio
is
nothing
to
indicate
that
thl
a
correct
forecast.
Mrs.
McCluner
has
another
hid
for
fame.
She
is
the
only
legislator
who
brings
her
own
audi
ence
willi
her,
and
when
"Our,
Xellie"
finishes
speaking
the;
exodus
from
the
public
galleries
is
very
marked.
On
Wednesday
Joe
Dechene,
of
Iteuter
lliver,
threw
a
monkey
wrench
into
the.
machinery
when
he
spoko
for
the
entire
afternoon,
while
Mrs.
Mc-Clung's
gallery
wailed
vainly
for
their
champion
to
enter
the
arena.
Hut
on
Thursday
it
was
a
different
tale,
ami
the
Kdmou-lon
woman
member
was
not
caught
napping.
Hefore
Sam
Iirown,
of
High
Itiver,
was
in
his
chair,
she
was
on
her
feel
with
"Mr.
Speaker."
and
as
she
c.iugbt
Mr.
Speaker's
eye
her
faithful!
gallery,
in
attendance
for
the
second
lime
in
two
days,
settled
down
for
the
expected
onslaught
on
Ihe
beer
parlors.
They
may!
have
been
satisfied,
litrt
Ihe
general
gallery
impression
was
that
"Our
Xellie"
has
made
far
more
vigorous
and
Idling
speeches
than
the
one
made
Thursday.
However,
Ihe
gallery
stayed
to
the
hitler
end.
SAVE
MONEY
ANT
PATRONIZE
-CANADIAN
POTTS
BY
SHIPPING
GRAIN
TO
VANCOUVER
OR
RUPERT.
(Continued
from
Page
")ne).
and
cut
down
lie
proportion
of
Canada's
export
grain
crop
that
is
diverted
lo
United
Stales
routes
from
two-thirds
of
the
lo
IhI
lo
.about
.half?
The
develop
mejl
of
Ihe
westward
route
is
the
factor
that
made
the
difference.
The
yenr
Unit
saw
Ihe
heavy
slump
i'h
our
shipments
via
Uni
ted
Slates
channels
was
the
first
year
in
which
Vancouver
came
inlo
action
as
a
great
grain
ship
ping
port.
Anil
last
year,
when
less
grain
went
to
the
Pacific,
a
larger
proportion
of
the
Cana
dian
crop
went
through
Ihe
Uni
led
Stales
Iban
in
the
previous
year.
Those
who
fancy
that
Ihe
in
crease
of
grain
shipments
west
ward
means
less
business
for
Canadian
routes
and
ports
in
eastern
Canada
are
laboring
under
a
delusion.
Vancouver
does
not
lake
grain
away
from
east
ern
Canadian
ports.
It
takes
grain
nway
from
United
States
porls.
The
year
when
Vancouver
handled
Ihe
most
grain
thai
has
yet
gone
thai
way.
Montreal
ship
ped
more
Canadian
grain
than
it
had
ever
shipped
in
a
year
be
fpre.
And
last
year,,
when
Van
rouver
shipped
less
grain
lhan
Ihe
year
before,
Montreal
Alibi
ped
less
grain
also,
though
still
more
than
in
any
other
previous
year.
Draws
From
U.S.
It
is
from
United
Slales
pnrls
dial
the
westward
jnule
draws
Canadian
grain.
For
Ihe
last
lliree
years
Ihere
has
been
a
steady
and
rapid
shrinkage
In
Ihe
amount
of
Canadian
grain
going
through
the
republic;
from
U59
million
bushels
to
126
mil
lion
bushel.
The
argument
thai
Canadian
grain
should
bo
kepi
in
Canadian
channels
is
hhiihI.
II
is
also
a
sound
reason
why
Al-hcrtu
strain
should
he
shipped
lo
Vancouver
or
Prince
lliipcrt,
for
I
he
development
of
the
westward
movement
j
accompanied
Iy
a
correspond
inir
shrinkage
in
the
overflow
of
the
Canadian
crop
which
finds
ils
way
In
(he
world
markets
through
Ihe
trade
routes
wf
the
United
Stales.
It
is
also
lo
lie
considered
that'
ie
farmers
of
Alberta
lose
mil-!
lions
of
dollar
annually
hyi
shipping
their
grain
eastward.
i
nnd
add
just
that
many
million
In
their
net
incomes
by
shipping
labor.
Lvery
dollar
they
snve
by
shipping
westward
adds
a
dollar
lo
Canada's
purchasing
power.
STEWART
There
was
quite
a
celebration
here
last
week
when
Ihe
firl
shipment
of
ore
wa
made
frorn
the
Hunwell
mine.
Three
tons
of
Dunwell
ore
are
now
passing
through
Stewart
daily
and
300
Ions
of
ore
is
sacked
at
the
mine
ready
for
shipment.
There
arv
thirty
men
on
the
Itunwell
payroll.
It.
White
hn
Arrived
from
Vancouver
to
lake
over
Ihe
sup-
erinlendeney
of
the
Portland
Canal
Klerlrie
Laundrv.
A
son
was
horji
on
February
2i
nt
Ihe
Stewnrt
Oei:eral
Hos
pital
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Ilaahli.
Eighteen
canines
have
been
entered
in
the
dog
popularity
conlesl
which
is
.being
held
iej-e
for
Hie
benefit
'
.jf..lhe
Slewar'
Hospital.
A
new
compressor
and
a
large
nilnnliU'
..T
a
fin.
II.
n
II
I.
Silver
mine
was
unloaded
here
last
week
from
the
freighter
Oriffro.
TERRACE
NOTES
I.
Morse
Hall
left
on
Monday
night
on
a
business
trip
Smilhers.
M.a.
J.
P.
Kggleshaw
made
a
I
rip
lo
Prince
ItuperL
on
Monday
ii'lurning
Ihe
same
nkihl.
.
Mrs.
W.
Ih'
AIcDouaid
.fpfl.mi
Monday
'morning'
for
PrTnce
llu-
licrl.
g
George
K.
Keith
relumed
home
on
.Monday
niglil
afler
having
pent
several
ilays
in
Prince
Hu-
perl.
It.
L.
Mclulosh
of
Prinj-e
Hu-
ert
arrived
in
Terrace
on.
Monday
nigh!
and
will
spend
a
few
days
at
his
Milliliter
home
"Tho
Crossings"
al
Kitsumkaliim.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
lefl
on
Wed
nesday
morning'
train
for
Prince
Itupert
where
she
will
spend
the
remainder
of
ihe
week
visiling.
0.
II.
Sawle,
llnzelton,
was
In
I
own
on
Monday.
Mrs.
Helen
"Grandma"
'Little
had
the
misfortune
to
fall
Ihe
olher
tay
and
break
her
hip-bone
and
Is
confined
to
her
died
as
n
result.
I
The
ll.f).
Ilridge
Club
met
at
Ihe
home
of
Mrs.
George
Oovej'
on
Tuesday
nighl.
Or.
Large
of
Hazellnn
was
In
town
on
Monday
of
Ibis
week.
W.
Hlris,
Vancouver,
was
business
visitor
on
Tuesday.
01926
ar
Intx
Feature
Smvicc.
Imc
Cmi
ftrtuiik
nchta
innaa
AUCTION
BRIDGE
RULES
REVISED
New
York
Clubs
Make
Sweeping
Change
In
Honor
Counts
XKW
YOltK,
March
3.
Itepre-
fculathcs
of
,
Ihe
Whist
Club
of
New
York,
the
Amehean
V.'JiUt
League,
(he
Knickerbocker
Whir-l
Club
and
11m
New
York
llridge
Whist
Club
have
agree,!
upon
a
revision
of
the
rules
of
unction
bridge.
The
change
in
the
manner
of
scoring
relalas
only
In
honors.
It
was
decided
to
equalize
all
uits
as
lo
honors,
clubs
counting
as
much
ns
spades,
hearts
or
diamonds,
according
to
the
following
rule:
"Honors
are
scored
in
Ihe
honor
seorenr
the
side
to
which
they
are
dealt:
their
value
is
nol
changed
by
doubling
or
redoub
ling.
All
honors
held
by
each
are
scored
according
to
the
following
Inble:
"0
in
one
hand,
3
in
the
olher,
count
30
points.
"i
in
one
blind.
2
in
Ihe
other,
count
30
points.
"1
in
one
hHnd,
.1
in
Ihe
olher,
count
10
points.
"2
in
one
hand,
2
in
the
olher,
count
10
points.
"2
in
one
hand,
3
in
the
other,
ciunl
SO
points.
"0
in
one
hand.
1'
In
Ihe
oilier,
rnunl
80,
points.
"1
in
one
haitil.
I
In
Ihe
olher,
count
90
points.
"0
in
one
hand.
5
in
Ihe
olher.
count
00
points.
"Xo
eliaiige
is
suggested
In
honors
at
no
trump."
SPORT.
CHAT
The
rea-ons'
for
(lie
failure
of
the
Xew
York
professional
hoe-
key
team
may
be
sentimental
ai
d
menial,
says
the
Xew
York
Time
in
it'
.
sport
edijorial
in
wiiirh
the
newspaer
altempts
lo
account
for
the
failure
of
the
domain
Xallonal
Hoekey
League
club
in
scale
the
hockey
heights.
The
newspaper
says:
"This
Xew
Yo-k
hockey
team
was
transports!
here
en
mase
over
night
and
net
down
in
the
midsl
of
the
coun
try's
greatest
sporting
metro
polis.
There
wii
no
bond,
of
civic
pride
iconneeliiiB
the
team
and
its
llonle.
IIfpp(lhujinK
and
loun.i
uriinmiiiiK
latnli-H
Uieiu
high
-in
iiublic'
nsilthaliou
"There
ivi
tiui
ini-piring!
foc.-il
sympathy
such
ns
that
which
keys
up
the
Senators
lo
play
Iheir
heads
off
for
dear
old
Ot-
Jiiwa
or
Ihe
Maroons
lo
give
Iheir
last
gap
of
effort
for
equally
dear
old
Montreal.
Then
is
no
sentiment,
evidently,
among
the
A'ew
York
players
to
do
and
die
for
the
dear
ld
Garden
or
dear
"Id
Ilrnadwny.
Xol
at
all.
Lven
Hoston
and
Pillshurg,
Hi"
other
United
Stales
clubs
in
Ihe
league,
have
a
lot
of
local
pride
behind
them
even
if
most
of
the
players
have
been
irn
ported.
These
cities
have
never
lost
their
hockey,
while
Xew
orker.
went
without
it
for
years,
finding
expression
for
their
urge
for
Indoor
sporls
ir
more
trivial
jiasl
fines.
So
per-
hi")
it
wasn't
to
be
expecleil
Dial
Ihe
Xew
York
hockey
learn
would
burn
up
Ihe
league
and
IhmI
Canada
at
its
own
aioe
on
the
Garden
ice
pond
Ihe
very
first
year
out.
Those
who
didn't
expeel
it,
cmiseuiicntly,
are
about
jibe
only
ones
who
are
naliafieil
'fl
Willi
Xew
York's
present
nom-
nauihiilislie
siesta
In
Ihe
cellar.'
AT
THE
CINEMA.
Cinema
Pest
'reading
titles
aialoud
Ah,
me.
what
shall
I
do
now?
a
voiceShut
up.
MOW
OU
A.O.T2
c;oih
TOHICHT
-
IT'S
r
WOH06C
AND
UsieH
TO
.blNO
ONCE
N
-rr;
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
wordlin'advance.
WANT
WANTFO.
Due
reliuble
man
in
er
town,
tneri'lianl
prefer
red,
to
take
orders
for
bel
eiisloiu-made
clothes
in
Caii-ada.
II
ig
best
CoimniHion
Ilex
Tailoring
Co.,
I.ldt,
To-nuilo.
2.
I-
WAXTKO.
Plain
drs.maknt
.nl
sewing;
remodelling,
re
pairing,
knitting,
ele.
Phone
Green,
701.
M.UFKHATS
wanted
In
buy
for
breeding
purpose.,
Slnle
prices
to
Wm.
II.
Tunnah,
Maiseit.
U.C.
,
FOR
SALE
FOIl
HALF.
TwHve
econdhand
bel,
complete
wllh
prina
ami
mallress,
from
8.00
Ih
?80.00.
Also
five
second-hand
ranges
from
15.00
to
3.0n,
nil
in
jrooil
condition.
Mnl
be
cleared
this
week
lo
niekn
room
for
new
stock.
A.
Mac-kemie,
Furnitiir.
Phone
75.
FOR
SALK.
New
and
iiswl
machinery,
I
Mia
Is
and
engines,
pieinn
rings
and
propeller
Northern
Kxchnuge.
St3Seon't
Avenue..
Phone
23.
If
KITGIIKX
IIAXGK
for
sale-
in
-
collenl
eo
nd
I
lion:
alo
kMeh'
lalrf.
Phone
2.1H.
52
KMll
SALE.
Iluby
earriaff
ir.
exwllenl
cwhIiIIoh.
l'hor.e
712.
S3
FOll
SALK.
Ivory
baby
carriage
Phone
Green
2t3.
5
PIAXO
FOll
SALK.
-Phone
Illaek
132.
TO
RENT
FOll
RF.XT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat
wllh
Monarch
range,
Ciapp
lllock.
Weslenhaver
Hros.
if
FOll
IlKXT.
Pianos,
nlayer
pianos,
phonographs
anil
sew-In?
machines.
Walker's
Music
Slore.
W
FOll
IIFXT.
Tailor-shop;
two
1usiness
rooms
below,
Iw
living
-
rooms,
above.
Veslcn-
haver
Urns.
tf
FOll
IIF.XT.
Iloom
witli
fir
wllh-
out
board;
ncar;
elevator.
Phohe
Ited
157.
If
FOll
IlKXT.
Furnished
suite
Mussallern
Apartments.
PhonJ
18.
It
MODKIIN
FLAT
for
IlcnL
Applv
Max
lleilbroner
i
BOARD
HOAHI)
The
Inlander.
S30
Seond
Avenue.
Phono
137
1I0AIII).-
125
Third
Third
Ave
Phone
Hed
33(1.
KEEL
BEING
LAID
FOR
NEW
YESSEL
Work
Is
Now
Proceeding
on
Motorshlp
Being
Built
Hero
for
Okanagan
Lake
8ervlce
The
first
keel
plale
has
been
laid
for
the
power
vessel
that
is
being
built
at
Hie
local
dry
dnek
for
service
on
Okanagan
Lake
work
is
lo
be
rushed
oh
Ihe
vessel
which
is
to
lie
ready
for
service
Ibis
season.
A
new
liner
Is
nrriving
nl
llio
plant
today
to
be
installed
on
the
propeller
shaft
of
the
Prinee
George
which
is
undergoing
an
-
iiual
overhaul
"
,
Advertise
in
the
Dally
tyewa.
TO
tv.C
-
,n
NOW
tN;-aN
THE
THE
DAILY
NEW3
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManUs
ilk.:-:-
,
.N
.
,
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
No?Advertiiement
takenfor
leu
than
50c
DRY
WOOD.
Spill
In
any
length
in
blocks,
per
load
S6.00.
.
SALT
IIKIIIUXG.
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Cove.
Phone
lllack
101
4
AUCTIONEER.
T1IK
PnsTPoXI'.D
Sale
of
Fur
nilure,
raiix'.
healer
mil
effects
will
rake
place
on
Thur.
day
at
2
p
ni.
next
In
Geo.
It.
Tile's
fiirnilnre
slnre.
on
Third
Avenue.
Private
sab
dally.
Phonograph
Herod
exchange!.
G.
F.
Urine,
Auc
tioneer.
209
Second
Street
Phone
774.
DANCINQ.
HAXCLNO,
Hays'
Itloek.
Uesm.K
any
hour'
by
apitoinlruenl
Specials
CliHrlenlon,
elr.
Tuesdays
and
Thursday
s.
Mr.
Hnwanl
FriiHI
n4lin.
Phone
5(1
mornings.
Mrs.
II.
O.
Cn-we.
ROTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
Hsggagn
and
Kip
res
s
SlancLLIllle's
Xews
Stand,
Phon
352.
lies.
Phone
Green
TAXI
Phone
C7
Tax
(Call
(ieorBC.
Paul
or
Oust)
Six-
and
seven
-naenner
Rlnde
Kakers
al
y.-ur
disposal
anytime
60c
Service
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
I'.mpre
Hotel
TRAPPERSI
I
NF.KI)
10.000
MIXK
SKIN'S.
Ilcl
prices
paid.
Sec
me
before
yon
sell
your
furs.
If
Us
furs
I'lr
buy
thorn.
W.
G0LDBL00M,
Second
Ave.
The
llon"l
Fur
Man.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baoaaoe,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
icnl
for
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P
O
Mat
S0Q
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
siole
agents
for
Columbia
lleenrds
We
repair
Phonographs,
Hieyeles,
lliigglep,
Itacqiiels
and
Musical
In-lniii.oiii
nf
nil
kind.
FURNITURE.
Xew
and
Secondhand
Furniture
Store.
Wc
lluy,
Sell
and
Kx
change
Xew
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
Third
Ave.
I'hnne
fitf
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
High
Low
High
Low
High
Low
Wednesday,
March
3
3:30
a.m.
20.0
ft.
15:51
p.m.
19.2
'
9:10
a.m.
5.8
"
21:58
p.m.
5.0
"
Thursday,
March
4
1:0H
a.m.
1
9.7
ft.
10:31
p.m.
IK.O
"
10:25
n.m.
0.1
22:51
p.m.
7.H
"
Friday,
March
5
:3
n.m,
19.3
fl
17:17
p.m.
10.8
II
:09
n.m.
0.1
23:11
p.m.
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