FAGS
F0
J3
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
M
M
I
Neglected
J
V
.4
r
1V
as.
i
as
is
f.
fNEGlIiiCT.
la
donbtfe
tfee
cause
of
most
of
th
ills
that
afflict
humanly.
This
isto
aelf
evident
that
it
seems
hardly
rieeessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
In
the
kingdom
of
foellshaess.
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
is
the
most
inexcusable.
DO.VT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Keglstered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
S
Smith
Block
Phone
763
INDIAN
SUMMERVctT
IN
YOUR"
JWIIL
SOOM
Bt
coai
ran
,CCNE!-
VI
COLD
CRE.V
DAWN
The
Fall
months
are
falling
behind
and
you'll
have
Winter
on
before
you
know
It.
Join
the
"don't
worry-club
today
and
get
your
bin
filled
right
away.
Our
slate-free
coal
will
give
you
a
care-free
Winter.
NANAIMO
WELLINGTON
COAL
and
ALRERTA
SOOTLESS
COAL
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
116
and
117
TJior
Johnson
M
for
ens'
Clothing
and
Furnishings
The
home
of
"SOCIETY
BRAND"
CLOTHES
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pint
for
.351.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cash
pijiee
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
11th
St.
Telephone
637.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
CZC
00
as
VUViVV
I.'
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixtl?
Street
TOURIST
TRADE
GREAT
FACTOR
IN
PROSPERITY'S
George
I.
Warren
of
Victoria
Tells
of
What
This
Business
Means
VICTORIA.
No.
I-
Tournt
trade
is
now
raaplMI
m
a
veryvrsluable
one
.hroughout
Canada
It
la
estimated
that
360.000
touruu
t
tailed
this
citr
atur-
:ug
the
put
lumoer.
and
If
each
ol
these
visitors
avenged
30
expenditure
in
this
city,
tt
would
mean
that
over
seven
million
of
doUan
of
oatslde
money
w
left
hare."
Mr.
Oeorre
I.
Wairen.
publicity
commissioner
mid
tn
dd
resting
the
Junior
Ctiamber
ol
Com
merce
at
ft
gssteral
aaartma
mat
niaht.
These
tig-area
are
substantiated
br
the
tact
that
tbe
bank
dearinm
for
toe
i
tour
month
of
Mav
June.
Jolr
.u
August
show
an
Increase
over
the
preceding
four
montha
of
M.
77856.
The
bank
dealings
for
tbeae
four
summer
montha
were
over
MljOM.tee.
and
es
timating
aeven
milium
of
tourist
money.
It
would
represent
approximately
seventeen
per
cent
of
the
total,
even
thouh
tt
la
conceded
that
a
greaser
PHmufUun
emanates
frrun
tnurtm
shew
either
dtreeUy
r
HtaHrrcSil
Tbe
first
ten
montha
of
this
shaw
an
Increase
in
bank
clearings
over
1B3S
of
111.866.077.
One
hotel
abomed
ee.0M
icajatMttona
last
year,
while
one
at
our
amaM
rsa-
taaranta
dorian
the
mnetv-dav
iwtiod.
served
4508
meata.
meat
of
which
were
'
tourists.
.1
flKEtT
r.iLMrv.
Tbe
tourist
exchanges
hie
moss
for
scenery,
food,
shelter,
pleasure,
amusement,
as
feejl
as
for
other
eom-modtues.
It
la
often
stated
that
the
principal
benefleariea
of
tourist
traffic
are
tbe
hotels
and
restaurant,
which
is
a
great
fallacy."
Mr.
Warren
then
went
on
to
show
hew
the
monye
earned
by
hottia
from
ounsts
found
Its
way
Into
tbe
p""?
of
citizens
m
all
walka
of
life.
"That
the
tourist
business
is
a
rood
fcrveatment
tor
Victoria
Is
Droved
tn
1
tbe
met
that
almost
Invariably
tbe
newromer
eaMa
at
tbe
Bureau,
and
asks
for
UieMawre
to
send
to
his
friends.
statlnK
that
be
Intends
to
m
back
hhnsetf
aad
brln
bis
friends
with
him.
Tbe
tact
that
these
people
do
return
shows
that
this
is
correct.
Years
ago
Los
Angeles
tried
to
ad
vertise
its
industrial
possibilities,
but
i
forced
to
abandon
same,
and
is
now
not
spending
a
dollar
In
Industrial
advertawikg.
although
the
Ail-tbe-
Tcar
Club
and
the
Chamber
of
Com
merce
tbia
year
are
spendinc
aDDroxi-
mately
11.200,000
in
national
advertis
ing
to
get
tourists,
(or
they
know,
that
Tt
of
every
tbowand
tourists,
some
mottled
people
return
to
nve,
atM
bring
their
funds
for
Investment.,
Lbs
Angeles
County
u
levying
700
.COO
In
taxes
to
spend
for
tourist
atteeriisme.
as
a
.
.means
of
sthnutaUng
.
their
In-
"
"A
system
of
hotels
is
as
much
an
lpdustrtal
atant
as
a
grain
elevator
or
cold
storage
ptam."
aVaWSSlVVV
ft'
31
H
S3
"Dew
Dew
Dewy
Day"
"0h,
Doris!
Where
Do
You
Live?"
Tn
TroU
with
mr
Clwnnes.
Behla
ana
Ilk
Orc&eltra.
Bea
SPEARMINT
haj
a
tang
and
zcit
to
brighten
your
whole
day!
It
keeps
teeth
white.
soothes
the
throat,
and
aids
digcitioo.
FINANCIAL
POST
IS
3G10
'Cheerie-Beerie-Be
"I
Could
Walbt
on
Forercr"
Waltie
wilh
Voeal
OwraM.
nia
Selria
and
Ilia
Orcke.ua.
3
99
IS
mm
tV
m
NEW
TRAVEL
BOOKS
IN
LOCAL
LIBRARY
new
booka
ob
travel
have
been
added
to
tbe
public
librarr
re
cently
among
them
being:
fwt
Crowing
of
tbe
Polar
Sea."
by
Saold
Amundsen.
"The
Oreat
Day
of
Versailles-
by
C.
Bradby.
Sea
Escapes
and
Adventured"
toy
isprell
Dorllng.
The
ivory
Coast
In
tbe
Earlies"
by
A.
A.
Horn.
Xaet
Days
in
New
Outnea,"
by
C.
A.
Monekton.
"In
BrtHah
Mataya
Today."
by
R.
J.
Sidney
"Xngllah
Men
and
Manoert
In
!tth
Oentur-."
by
K
8.
Tubervllle
the
NOT
IN
AGREEMENT
WITH
TORY
PLATFORM
Say
It
IHerTn
a
Storm
of
Ridicule
and
will
not
Ite
SeriouMj
.trrrpted
(Financial
Post)
Tbe
pre
of
Canada
1
atUl
attempt-ng
to
digest
tbe
Conservative
platform
xpreaaed
In
resolutions
at
the
Winni
peg
convention.
Tbe
platform
I
prov
ing
to
be
exceedingly
indigestible.
It
was.
of
course,
a
Dlatform
eontairrfrwr
nany
pompous
Imbecilities,
and
for
tunately
for
Canada,
no
one
sertoushr
expects
the
.
Conservatives,
to
stand
by
tempt
was
nrade
to
nlease
eJ
amotion
el
thei
doiiBtrr
add
evenr
dasr
rti
the
connVr:
W.
Mml
Unie5e
from
tbe
LfberaU.
and
take
the
wind
out
ot
the
saus
or
tne
r?wgresre:
rto
make
manv
ien
of
the
new
leader
and
to
the
'.
Melgfcsn-Frrguson
row.
the
pis
trot
su
i
old
ttrthg
Sean
the
storm
of
ridicule
i'
merits.
As
it
u
fwrcber
isamliwl
hi
clear
detachment
from
the
atmosphere
'
M
the
eonrentton
rt
at
likely
to
be
ac-I
tepted
by
Liberal
and
Ooaservstlvca
alike,
as
no
adeiruate
eaaeesslon
of
Uie
,-cl:tical
vle7oin'.
of
Canadian
Conner
KETCHIKAN
AFTER
;
AUTOMOBILE
DRIVERS
!
WHO
WOfiT
PLAY
FAIR
KETCHIKAN
Nov
.
As
soon
ss
the
traffic
ordinance
is
in
effect,
crry
ffl:lelK
will
hre
s
"saapilae
package
o
hand
sut
to
auto
owner
and
driver
ho
won't
play
fair,"
but
want
to
cheat"
whenever
no
niirni
la
around.
For
one
thine,
"plain
clothe
men
ire
to
be
stationed
at
different
place
o
check
wp
and
secure
a
Hat
of
thoar
ho
de
net
slow
up
at
street
norners
t-no
speed
eioni
the
public
streets
six
"oadsys,
who
neglect
to
"dim
thru
4gnts"
tn
paaains
another
oar
In
dark
'laces,
and
who
Rene
rally
speaking,
arc
aretes
of
traffic
rules
which
arc
Sestgned
for
the
protection
of
the
pub
Uc.
pexleetrtans
as
well
a
aaaomoMllsti
It
soon
be
setting
cold
atathe:
and
-when
some
of
the
arus
art
sowted
wttfa
frost
or
Ice.
drtrmg
b
XnMf
ctnaerous
Efforts
also
will
br
nihe
to
prevent
children
from
pouring
voter
on
some
of
the
streets
for
the
rarpeBe
of
coasting.
CANADIAN
APPLES
w
FOROVERSES
"What
shall
I
send
tfce
folks
In
tbe
Old
Country
r"
is
a
every
heard
as
the
Cbr$taoa
season
approaches,
but
If
thf
average
Canadian
reanaad
bow
much
3ur
big.
juicy,
red
spples
are
apprecl-ited
and
enjoyed
by
people
overseas
the
roblem
would
be
Immediately
solved.
Canada
lusetou
rosy
apples
are
ellahed
by
yong
aad
old
alike.
They
rmbollze
our
brlHiant
aunahin
ami
varm
summer
'day
and
they
do
look
britBiay
and
cheerful,
rtaeihern
Spies,
Uclntosh
Reds
and
BaMwta
are
be
best
and
the
most
popular
to
earry
your
kind
thoughts
and
good
Tlshes
across
the
net
and
standard
"soxes
sad
barret
of
choice
hand
pack-asl
aad
band
packed
fruit.
OovernmeMt
rjapeeled.
are
proenrabie
at
rewsonable
price
from
any
grocer
while
tbe
matter
zf
shlpmeitt
is
as
atomic
as
tbe
raaUlni
of
a
card.
v
The
Canadian
National
Eromi
will
call
tor
your
apples,
transport
and
de
liver
them
br'
auick
service
to
ini
teUon
In
Brest
Britain.
Ireland
and
most
European
ootuuies.
ThetraasBorkatsen
cbante
from
Mont-
f-aaf
aod
Quebec
up
to
November
1
or
ft1?
s.
4rlaail
iiaUaik,
iberoatlef.
b
hreet
sifeier
points,
-i
Orat
Srltatn.
Iteftnct
-and
the
CbarinHTs-
aid,
h
UAO
per
MCCTsaJns
v.ntnout
mcurrjr-g
any
seTM
irteeratkifl.
Irtseratkia.
;
.
t
...
"
SS&&v5i&0
For
For
nH
rsteijp)
CanSiin
Canadah
pirti?
psrtiy
through
through
aocoinpiisa
sucn
an
Impossible
task.
If
public
attention
were
not
diverted
so
largely
to
discus-
f&3px
per
Urlard
barrel,
lacluding
re
tional
Epres
Agent
Electrical
Ptaiw
Sm
r
tfc.
ntmut
sf
Mtaola-Uaaa."
Ut
Slau.
3617
"At
Sundown"
"Underneath
the
Wecpinjr
Willow
"2-
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
takentfor
leu
than
50c
PAIN
in
BLADDER
PromsUi
Em
at
SANTA
L
miOY
B
tut
ts
l
the
Otnuli
Loot
fee
IM
word
"MIDr
irt
h
til
iritrit
TERRACE
Wise
Betty
Anderson
arrived
on
Saturday
from
Prmee
Itwpert
to
sprwH
the
soliday
uaeWr
tbe
paeeasal
toot.
Chief
Bdrnahaw
of
Massett.
Q
CI.
left
an
Tuesday
for
the
coast
after
spetad-n
se-eral
day
here
with
hi
skMsghter
4rs.
Fred
Naah.
While
her,
be
an.
iatcd
in
the
services
m
the
Anglican
-hureh
on
A
brneftt
concert
being
arranfledhere
or
Mr.
and
Mm.
J.
Cook,
the
former
of
whom
I
ermcssly
in
In
the
Prince
.lew
ra
u.w.VJl.
hall
as
Tuesday
eaing.
ember
u.
a
aplendid
pro-
lorotto
Tn
is
seing
prepaied
atva
uswch
en
hamaarn
is
being
shown
in
the
ect.
The
members
of
the
local
IOO.T.
ere
host
to
the
othar
frafil
aeole-les
of
the
town
an
J.lsaaienng.
n
O.W.VA
HaU
aad
a
larfe
number
1
ie
were
esstertalned.
Progrew-
Moose
iwe
waut
was
played
In
the
early
part
f
the
evening,
prlaes
for
blgb
score
fotasj
to
Mrs.
W.
E.
Smith
and
W.
toaaM.
while
Utss
Oasell
and
C.
'feruther
received
eoMolataan.
Tbe
emalnder
of
tbe
evening
was
spent
m
aaclng.
mualc
being
atwvided
by
an
reheat
ra
aMe
up
from
frmona
the
oae
rarmbtra.
Refreshment
ere
'ved
at
midnleM.
tbe
oaerla
beinr
done
by
tbe
member
of
the
Reoekah
Lodge.
A
large
crowd
turned
out
here
on
Monday
morning
to
the
Armistice
Day
serrtee
held
in
Q.XW.V.A.
Ha
wtttoh
suitably
decorated
with
buntJne.
Haga
and
popple.
The
service
wa
is
charge
of
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson
and
Rev.
William
Allan
delivered
a
ry
impressive
address,
wmle
the
scripture
-eadlng
was
by
Ospt.
J.
B.
Cotthurst.
At
'the
dose
of
the
service
8.
Khkatdy
scunded
"Tbe
Lact
Post"
and
the
meet-
ng
ckxed
v,1th
the
singing
of
Ood
fave
tbe
King.
Boy
-
Scout
were
busily
engaged
dur
ing.
sJJ
6d
RDt
the
ttni
ntfag
nftiAl
lMr
Lake.
I
t)AM.
!weot
ami
vi.urr
i
crx
rira
in
town
partseursrs.
conswtt
any
Canadian
Na
P.
McDonald
and
O.
n.
McKenale
of
tmCoraingVirginia,,
"Me
and
Jly
Shadow"
"You
Don't
Like
It
-Not
Much"
"Dew
Dew
Dewy
Day"
BarltaM
ith
Jian.
"The
WfcUperU
.
"
Eerrnader,"
Chester
GaUra.
3613A
"Golden
Slippers"
x
-w
-
thuaJ
Baiter.
.
oaners.
1
THESE
ARE
RUT
A
FEW
OF
THE
WONDKRFIJL
NEW
BRUNSWICK
RECORDS
ON
SALE
AT
YOUR
BRUNSWICK
DEALER'S
Third
Avenue
Plcrri
br
Lew
WHle.
OrraaM.
Kolf
iua.ra.
M
lark.
Tacal
Cbaram.
J.
LORNE
MacLDREN
3599
V
.
v
-
.t
,
...
maniea.
Hddle.
CaiUr
and
Baa).
eei.
paniNMHt.
"Ilear
Tiom
RMl
At
Hepklna
aad
Ilia
Phone
7
189
FOUND
fouwD
gold
nana,
omnai
cam
have
same
by
proving
property
ana
paying
for
thu
advrrtl
nut.
tf
POUND.
OOLD
WKBtT
WATCH
Ap
ply
Dally
New
Prine
Rupert
arrtvad
in
end
of
the
week
and
left
Kalum
Lake
on
a
J
S.
Ltaaon.
VlctorU.
vt:tor
bete
on
Manday.
tupert
hospital.
The
concert
will
be
jumbu,
IS
CRI8BAGE
LEAGUE
,
Prince
Kupert
Cribhage
Lasaru
results
t
night
were
a
followa:
Orotto
17.
C
N
M..
haniea.
10.
fansaHn
Legion
It
Prmee
Rapert
'
Hotel
II.
i
Orange
Lodge
13
Mym
14.
Bona
of
Canada
14.
St
Andrew
IS
New
BBipiea
Hotel
15.
CWd
Storare
It.
C.
N.
Operatlnc
12.
Kni-hu
of
r
,i.
Knights
nti
Columbui
I.
Operating
.
..
old
Stoiaae
Mew
Empress
Hotel
Prince
sVtipert
Hotel
C.
N.
Mechanics
...
Canadian
Legion
.
9t.
Andrew
eon
of
Orange
Lodge
.TT
7
,
ing
detailed
ocwiieo
l
:
a
ndL,:
iWH-
W
o
L.
S
at
later
trta
the
for
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SPORT
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There
Is
consuierable
posatblllty
that
Canada
will
be
tbe
scene
of
tbe
next
Olympic
winter
portt
following
those
to
be
held
at
St.
lioriU
la
Pwbruar
nekt,
sad
tbe
Pcalerauon
Intarnattoriai
Of
Botaaelsmsmr
and
Tnri
!
a
sponsor
of
the
propoaal
The
A.A
O
of
C.
Quite
recentl
hacm
a
-.
ni
the
Federation.
The
bats-eashirui
in
MBnaetBMn
wnh
tbe
frtlasnlng
Olym
pics
wui
take
place
on
February
15
and
17
and
the
"skeleton"
contest
on
the
16th.
The
meeting
of
the
rMr.
Uon
will
take
place
at
St.
Morttz
on
Pebruary
is
and
Canada
will
be
entitled
to
representation
Tn
fact,
the
o
facers
of
tbe
Federal,
on
are
very
anxious
that
the
Dominion
be
represented.
tbe
Federation
I
destrou
of
secur
Information
aa
tn
th.
hlch
tobogganing
la
con-
W
toipenhspta.
ype
of
sOtd
courses,
arttri
'
ttie
end
in
vle:
of
adding
this
feature
to
eporta
sttpervtsjed
bv
lbs
Intama-
Itkmal.
which
W
repreaen
tan
fjiir-
Offlcers
of
the
FederaMe
have
ex
pressed
thenwetves
as
being
particularly
happy
to
see
Canada
become
artUKvled
a
they
put
it.
"because
you
are
mas
ter
from
tbe
point
of
view
of
winter
port.
They
are
hopeful
that
In
connection
wUb
the
Olympic
game
when
held
in
America
tbe
winter
sport
will
take
place
in
Canada,
in
which
would
be
Included
world
championship
in
bobsleighing,
"skeleton."
"kMte."
Oana-
cuan
tobogganing
elding.
There
Is
no
national
orasttlastten
In
the
Dominion
on
the
roster
of
the
A.A.U.
of
a.
ao
nrting
tbe
sports
betne
ShpervUed
by
toe
incernauonal
ladMilm
laniuh
ttre
we
a
ires
man?
neoole
Inter
ested
and
actively
ena-sced.
and
the
nhtter
will
be
dlncumed
at
the
forthcoming
meeting
of
the
A.A.TJ.
of
O.
IIOTKL
AltlllVAI.S.
Prlnre
It
u
pert
Mrs.
Prod
Nh.
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Akhurst.
C.
It.
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and
W.
C.
Jesseman,
Vancouver:
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Edenshaw,
Maasett:
W.
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A.
O.
Town,
city:
D.
Caaneron.
etty:
Rowland
King
and
S.
Drlgg.
Alice
Arm:
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Alia.:
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