FACE
FOUR
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
M:M
service
S
Simplicity
On
of
the
features
of
Fairbanks
Morse
Diesel
Engine
that
hat
appealed
to
operator:
of
tug,
freight
boat
and
fishing
vessel,
is
it
simplicity.
Simple
in
construction
and
tiro
pie
to
operate,
no
auxiliary
ignition
device
two
eyde
principle
air!ett
injection
ef
fuel.
No
valve
to
grind;
no
complicated
valve
rockert
to
keep
In
adjustment.
Uses
low
grade
of
fuel
oJL
ExceHent
raanoruverine;
qualities
on
Eght
load
and
slow
treed.
Fairbanks-Morse
Diesel
Engines
are
made
in
the
following
sicca:
20
a-n.
I
cyL
ISO
h-p.
6
cyL
40
h-p.
J
eyt
240
h
p-
4
cyL
CO
b-p.
3
cyL
360
h-p.
-
cyL
80
h-p.
cyL
4S0
h
p.
4
cyL
JIO
h-p.
cyL
600
h.p.
5
cyL
120
h-p.
o
cyL
720
h-p.
6
cyL
r7ht
CANADIAN
rairitiitks
-Marae
COMPANY
Jftmiisd
7t
Bsstty
St
Vancouver,
B.C
Cr.
Johnson
ft.
Brawl
5u
Victoria,
B.C
704
Neglected
Eye
NEGLECT
is
doubtless
the
cause
of
most
of
the
ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
is
so
self
evident
that
'
it
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
.foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
is
the
most
inexcusable.
DONT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel'
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
Block
Phone
763
flNDlAN
SUMMER
YctT
IN
WILL
SOON
BE
n
1
COM.
COM
POQ
POQ
THE
THE
1
.GONE!
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.
NANAIJIO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
and
ALREKTA
SOOTLESS
COAL
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
116
and
117
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
In
Prince
Rupert
as
low
ETC
HA
as
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
HUGE
X-RAY
INSTRUMENT:
Chicago
Has
What
is
Probably
Largest
fn
the
World
at
University
CHICAGO.
Dec.
1.
A
gigantic
x-ray
machine,
weighing
more
than
four
tons
and
CM
ting
ISOQ.000
has
been
operated
successfully
in
the
research
hospital
o(
the
University
of
Illinois
here.
The
huge
place
of
mechanism,
prob
ably
the
largest
of
Its
kind
in
the
world,
pours
350.000
volts
of
ray
;
'through
the
human
body,
performing
:ln
from
eight
to
twelve
minutes
a
treatment
for
sanoar
or
sarcoma
which
;
formerly
required
from
one
to
two
hours.
It
has
destroyed
cancer
In
Its
early
states
and
retarded
eld
growth,
offl-,cials
of
the
hoapiUl
annousqe.
So
powerful
are
the
penetrating
raj.
,
that
flow
from
the
apparatus
that
l-
I
has
been
necessary
to
cool
the
giro
a-ray
tube,
the
largest
ever
assembled
by
a
constant
flow
cf
water.
The
problem
of
dlvlalug
a
wsy
to
Map
the
tube
cool
held
back
develop-meot
of
the
machine
for
year,
engineers
in
the
employ
of
the
company
developing
the
ajS4rtu
finally
con-oetvad
the
idea
of
insulating
the
water
from
the
sours
of
currant,
this
ore-
.
venting
It
from
acting
as
a
conductor
!
and
carrying
off
some
of
the
current
vibrating
Into
the
tube.
The
control
apparatus
of
the
mael-'.n
looks
like
the
power
house
of
a,
lbjh
(plant.
To
operate
the
machine
ft
4a'
necessary
to
install
apparatus
occupying
three
large
rooms.
A
transformer
root
!
houses
a
huge
electrical
a-enerato:-
whlch
"steps
up"
ordinary
electric
cur
rent
to
290,000
volts.
Measuring
devices
control
the
force
of
the
my.
An
operator's
booth
contains
a
ebetroi
board
and
In
a
treatment
room
are
the
machine
Itself
and
other
device.
The
x-ray
was
developed
to
give
treatment
In
shorter
time
to
patient
suffering
from
deep
seated
eases
of
cancer
or
aareoroa.
To
prevent
overexposure
to
the
skin
the
rays
are
projected
through
several
surface
portals
allowing
an
extremely
powerful
ray
tc
penetrate
tbe
body
without
bumlnf
Msel
tun
oz
tne
patient.
h
T
'J
li"
'
,-ai
v
During
illness
or
the
period
of
convalescence
an
"OXO"
diet
enriches
the
blood,
increases
your
vitality
and
helps
your
recovery
to
normal
health.
"0X0"
contains
the
natural
digestive
principles
of
fresh,
lean
beef
a
food
readily
assimilated
by
invalids.
A
little
"OXO"
with
hot
milk
is
a
most
excellent
diet,
especially
when
solid
food
cannot
be
taken.
At
all
grocers
OXO
Cubes
in
tins;
i
OXO
Cordials
in
bottles
'
and
Jlasks
Paul
Armour.
rsa
Hccm
Mrs.
Otof
Htnaon,
Mrs.
g
W
T.
Kerfin.
Us.
Irvine.
Urn.
Black.
Miss
Anger,
and
Urs.
Waller
Thompson
Handkerchiefs-
Mrs.
H.
Kergln.
Mr.
Anger
andiWr
JUrkpatrlck.
t
Vss
Room'
Cashier
Mr.
Sbssttos.
Reception
Ccmaalttee
Mift.
A.
Wtl-ton.
Ulss
Karle
and
Miss
Iladdoek.
Home
Cobkiagv-Urs.
Hunt.
Mia.
Baasy.
Mrs
Cornish
and
Mrs.
George
Kerr.
Dfcrration
Mias
Haddock
and
Mlas
DEER
FOUGHT
UNTIL
DEATH
Horns
Interlocked
and
Unable
to
Shake
off
Opponent
After
Victory
WESTFIELD.
Maas..
Dee.
1.
Death
a
a;
the
victor
tn
a
mighty
battle
waged
between
the
deer
for
the
supremacy
of
the
tcreat'
range
in
Montgomery.
The
nor
j
was
revealed
by
Pete
P.
Msnahan.
Manny
gam;
wardan.
who
came
from
;he
W33dsswitb
the
intarlsekad
antlr
of
two
large
buck
deer,
which
had
been
:ut
from
the
bodies.
The
battle
groxhsd
gave
evidence
of
a
-rrtfle
struggle,
according
to
the
fame
warden,
rne
deer,
'it
la
believed,
i:
arched
Into
an
open
lot
of
ground
..here
they
might
settle
their
dtffereaeea
as
to
which
waa
to
ream
the
Montgom
cry
bills
as
lzader
of
the
pack.
Warden
Monahan
said
that
It
was
?.!ter
tbe
antlers
of
the
deer
became
locked
that
the
two
monarch
of
the
hill
pulled
and
tugged
until
one
had
fallen
In
death.
The
lighter
of
the
.W3
bucks,
weighing
260
pounds,
waa
conquered,
but
only
after
It
neck
had
been
broken.
Then
tbe
victor,
weighing
aoroe
300
pounds,
prepared
to
leave
the
scene
to
take
up
his
leadership.
But
he
waa
un-3ble
to
shake
his
antlers
loose
from
.hose
of
tbe
defeated
foe.
The
body
the
dead
deer
was
dragged
for
many
leet.
but
then
the
other
fell,
probably
.'rem
sheer
exhaustion.
The
victor
was
unable
to
rise
acini
and
death
slowly
overtook'
!m
tn
the
:.rta
of
starvation
and
exposure.
,
.
.,d.
Advert
lis
In
th
Dally
News.
OXO
is
MEAT
"Ml
I
W.
356
She
Could
Not
Work
HEADACHES
Were
So
Severe
Mr.
A.
Riehl.
Burstall.
Sasfc,
writes:
"I
was
tr.
uliled
with
very
severe
headache,
and
sometime
I
could
nut
do
my
work,
"One
day
a
friend
told
me
.boat
and
aunstii
mt
to
give
it
a
trial.
I
decided
to
dn
so.
and
aftor
taking
a
few
bottl
I
f
.un'l
it
had
done
me
a
world
good,
ard
I
haven
't
had
any
headaches
for
a
long
time
now."
Manufactured
oniy
by
The
T.
MDburn
Ox,
Limited.
Toronto.
Ont
BAZ
UNITED
CHURCH
Many
Local
Ladies
Have
Itlg
Annual
Event
in
Cnarge
and
Munic
Provided
The
anattal
bazaar
of
the
Unite:.
Church
Is
In
progress
this
afternoon
with
the
opening
taking
place
official
at
three
o'clock,
Rev.
A.
Wilson
officiating.
There
la
a
fine
display
of
si;
sort
of
articles
for
aaTe
and
everything
Is
artistically
arranged
and
In
gjoj
taste
Tbe
ladies'
orafeertrs.
conducted
by
Mr.
Oedtge
BryarA,
1
providing
the
music,
stall
are
in
efearte
of
the
fal
lowing:
Fancy
Work
Mr.
Banterbane.
Mrs
fteland.
Mrs
h.
WUey
nd
Mr.
N
Thomas.
Plain
Sewing
Mrs.
KHkevaky,
Mrs.
O
Wilton.
Mrs.
H.
Steen.
Candies
Mrs.
Wilkinson
and
Mia
Dame.
Novelties
Mr.
;
P.
Vickers
and"
r
X
tlt:
--KJssH
rjllllf
I
19
and
DRINK
to
you
St.
Antoine
St.,
Montreal
V
anted
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
TATOOSH
CLAIMED
AS
HIGH
BOAT
FOR
IIALIBUT
SEASON
KETCHIKAN.
Dec.
1.
-The
Tatocah.
Captain
Chris
Martlnseei.
la
the
prise
halibut
boat
lor
the
season
which
closed
Nnfaer
M.
the
five
members
i
if
tbe
rw
dividing
a
700
to
tbe
man
for
the
season
'a
work.
Ketchikan
la
tbe
hera
port
of
the
Tatoaah.
and
she
la
pot
on
ol
the
larger
of
the
tang
rang
boat
either.
metMStrlBf
87
feet
tn
R-ta
nd
powarad
with
a
die
efighve.
Sw
came
tswwtgh
the
stormy
woh.er
with
only
one
doty
sr
hd
and
two
skate
of
gear
lotf.
and
the
crew
claim
that
It
lu
all
due
to
"luck
charm"
or
rs
bolt's
foot
carried
by
the
cook.
The
Ta
tooth
which
flnsshed
with
a
Ihaht
oargo.
made
13
trip,
beginning
February
17,
flaking
aim
entirely
on
the
Portlock
bask,
and
ending
tbe
ssa-on
November
13.
Members
of
th?
erew
are
Net
Fe'er-n.
Ole
Ooidsteln,
Nick
Hendneksetx.
Snot
Robert
sad
Chris
Smith,
tbe
cook.
tat
year
some
of
the
halibut
fishermen
divided
a
high
aa
tt.GOO
per
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Kupert
DM
tMllll:
I,
J9IJ.
The
new
Union
vrifmnuuMtt
ati.
netineea
that
civil
service
reform
is
one
of
the
first
planks
tn
Its
pis
t
form.
Word
U
received
of
the
death
In
Maaacu
of
E.
A.
Price,
son
of
Rev.
A.
E.
Price.
Deceased,
who
was
identified
with
the
Railway
Mall
Service,
la
survived
by
a
widow
and
child.
The
annual
St.
Andrew's
ball
last
night
was
a'
great
success,
being
attended
by
eighty
couples.
S.
D.
Msc-donald.
president
of
tbe
Society,
was
muter
of
ceremonies
and
the
orchestra
was
assisted
by
Mrs
L.
J.
Bay
and
J
H
McMillan.
COALSPUR
SHIPPING
PRODUCT
TO
RUPERT
EDMONTON,
Dec.
1
-
First
shipment
from
the
new
coal
mine
opened
by
tht
3elpur;jr:fmlt,4haa.
started
ts
roil
to
eastern
and'
wettirn
'mark'ttf.
Among
the
points
which
will
receive
these
initial
consignments
are
Vapaou
ver.
Prince
Rupert.
Prince
Oeorr.
Ba-
thaw.
Moos?
Jtw
and
Winnipeg.
.
xiarxe
-or
cert
are
on
harld
for
the
oWsU-'market
end
ut'.W
iifiaetcd
that
a
trade
ot'conerWlevAniiiro;
developed
there.
This
will
also
mean
that
a
summer
market
will
be
provided
something
that
Alberta
mines
have
long
been
In
need
of
and
which
will
mean
steady
employment
for
many
miners.
The
company
slso
has
a
standing
order
for
100X100
tons
to
be
supplied
to
the
Ontario
market,
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAYAL
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
Meut.
It.
P.
I'onrlrr,
Com
man
ding.
mtncRH
ion
nEcpMiwit
Drills.
Mondays
and
Fridays.
8
pjn.
to
9
pjn.
Instruction
will
be
arranged
suitable
to
tbe
number
of
ratings
on
i
parade.
There
will
be
no
drilla
from
ni.mh..
20J927
till
Mondijatfu&y
MfisM.
d
Drill
Bounty
All
ratings
will
muster
at
8
pjn.
sharp
on
Monday.
December
12.
Any
ratings
missing
thl
parad
will
have
to
wjt
tin
next
quarter
DanctWill
he
Held
op
Friday.
Deoember
16
Uniform
will
he
worn,
and
no
jersey.
W.
HUME.
First
Lieut.
j
Mrt
Hal
Pecx
wno
nM
been
vuitlnl;
-1
?
wi-ii
her
son
Lome
lvk
!
und
at
Premier
w.-
he-
daugiite
Mrs
i
Th
:mas
F,
w-r
w
,;j
tttan
w
Vftnrrm.
!
on
-he
Ptioce
Rupert,
tomorrow.
'yi
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
i
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken'
fcr
leit
than
50c
WANTED'
WANTED.
MAN
OA
WOMAN
TO
SELL
signed
oil
paintings,
popular
price-.
First
class
work:
Brlttah
Columbl
and
other
scenery
Big
money
for
the
right
person.
OoM
chance
r
-grocery
or
medicine
salesman
gotnit
direct
to
farmer.
Write
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til
Fanning
Av
West
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Orey
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CANADIAN
POST
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Staanpa.
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on
or
on
r
e
envelope.
Send
to
B
C
Bergr.
409
Rogers
Btdg..
Vancouver.
Cash
by
return.
OoilecUona
purchared.
gas
WANTED.
Capable
help
,'tr
prl.
at-home
in
Wrangell.
Aj.plv
lit.
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Wamh.
city.
tao
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OXER
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boa.
Twplow.
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hav
duty
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with
compiet
equ.p
naent
JO00
M
u
Stnpben.
FOB
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LB.
SIX
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ROOMED
MOL'fiF.
with
bath
and
pantry
m
Bactlar.
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11400.
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cash.
baU.icc-
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wth
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Cash
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ar-raaged.
.
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RENT.
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aid
Singer
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E
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trnnld,
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anywhere
'
anytime.
Day
or
night.
Always
on
board
Tw
very,
moderate
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boat
alwaye
available
I'hnne
Sift.
..o.
m
sin
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