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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
DryCleaning
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Modern
Drycleaning
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in
City
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Phone
118
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
McDrlde
Street
OUH
GREAT
CLOSING
out
SALE
of
MEN'S
AND
nOYS'
CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHINGS
is
still
on
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
II.
Miller,
Proprietor
we
GivAfouRccAuspioceS)
Y0UFACT5)Au?"s;
AIR
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
bet
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
fxtiot
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
leat
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
Albert
&
McCaf
fery
Limited
Phones
11G
and
117
Trappers
!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Goldhloom.
Just
now
we
wont
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
have
a
large
lot,
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
if
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
"The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Err
$12.00
Peinbjna
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Bootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfcr
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
CEMENT
WORKS
FOR
ALASKA
Dock
to
Cost
$60,000
at
Dall
Is
land
Where?
Company
is
to
Commence
Work
KETCHIKAN.
Jan
28.
Placing
of
a
combination
piling
and
crib
dock
at
Doll
bland,
Alaska,
at
an
estimated
ex-pen
of
160,000,
will
start
shortly
after
the
end
of
tbe
present
month,
according
to
N.
D.
Moon,
vice-president
of
the
Pacific
Coaat
Company,
says
the
Post
Iuteiligenoer
of
recent
date.
The
dock
la
the
tint
actual
construction
step
In
the
northern
development
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Cement
Company,
a
subsldarjr
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Company
and
which
will
shortly
break
ground
for
the
big
cement
plant
to
be
built
In
Seattle.
All
of
the
framing
of
the
timbers
of
the
dock
has
been
completed
In
the
warehouse
on
Pier
A,
and
tbe
timbers,
piling
and
lumber
will
go
north
at
tbe
end
of
the
month
probably
on
the
St.
ifsul,
which
was
recently
purchased
for
the
use
of
the
oement
company.
A
construction
gang
or
50
men
wUl
be
sent
north
also
and
until
quarter
are
built
on
shore
will
live
on
board
the
Bt
Paul.
Because
of
the
rock
bottom
at
Dall
Island,
the
pier
will
be
cribbed
with
large
timbers
and
the
cribbing
filled
with
rock
and
sunk.
Piling
will
be
sec
lr
the
cribs.
According
to
the
plans
of
tbe
dock
the
structure
will
have
a
380-foot
face
and
extend
200
feet
out
from
shore.
HTEAM
POWER
with
framing
of
the
dock
completed.
work
Is
now
going
forward
on
th
limbers
for
the
power
house,
quarries
and
rook-crushlng
plant.
Tbe
central
power
plant
which
will
be
steam,
de
veloping
TOO
electric
hone
power,
as
all
other
machinery
In
the
plant
Is
to
bv
driven
by
electric
motors.
Major
8.
E.
Huttdh
is
general
engin
eering
supervisor
of
building
construc
tion
and
Installation
of
machinery,
while
D.
C.
McDonald,
epert
In
heavy
tip.
of
building.
Is
In
charge
of
all
wood
work
framing
and
will
supervise
final
work
on
the
dock
and
buildings.
Mc
Donald
recently
completed
building
the
top
structure
of
the
new
Black
Diamond
Mia
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Coal
Company.
Plans
for
the
Seattle
unite
are
well
along
and
machinery
now
being
ordered.
Actual
construction
will
start
In
a
few
week.
BIRD
HUNTING
AT
WEEK-END
Dave
Stuart
and
Dr.
Cade
Hag
Si.
firese
at
Delusion
Hay
Harry
MeaKher
Succewtful
at
PilUbury
Cove
w.
.,.-
a
swiiBr
nutating
parties.
He
and
Doc
Cade
and
the
tatter's
sou,
Jack,
bagged
six
geese
at
Delusion
Bay
yesterday.
The
trip
was
made
on
the
Taeekwa.
Harry
Meagher
and
party
visited
Plils-bury
Cote
and
brought
In
several
honkers.
Jack
Lindsay
and
party
on
tne
Irene
L
visited
Big
Bay
and
brought
in
two
geese
and
seventy-five
ducks
of
various
brands
on
returning
home
last
evening.
W
E.
Wllliaerott.
Roy
Nichols.
Jot
Greer.
Alex
McRae
and
Claud
Klrken-ciall
visited
Metlakatla
Bar
and
Swamp
Island
on
the
Harla
and
got
a
few
duck.
Rnglne
trouble,
it
la
unden.ood.
gave
those
on
board
more
concern
for
a
while
than
did
bird
hunting.
weatner
conditions
were
Ideal
for
travelling
though
It
was
a
little
too
calm
to
be
conducive
to
best
success
at
gouse
shooting.
There
were
many
other
parties
out
besides
those
mentioned.
MISS
MABEL
VIERECK
IS
MARRIED
QUIETLY
t
-
w
Iteraine
llrl.le
of
William
C.
Ilyrr
at
Ceremony
Koliirihiy
Niriu
In
lulled
Church
ParMmace
A
very
quia
hut
none
the
leaa
in
tercsung
marriage
took
place
at
7
o'clock
Saturday
evening
in
tbe
parson
age
of
Firm
United
Church
when
Rev.
A.
Wilson
uullcu
In
marriage
Miss
Mabel
Vlereck.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mm
J.
O
Vlorcck,
lHOfl
Seventh
Avenue
E:.t.
and
WllUuni
C.
Dyer
of
tlilb
city
The
bride,
who
has
lived
In
Prince
Rupert
sli
ce
early
girlhood,
has
been
for
several
jears
Identified
with
the
office
of
the
city
engineer.
The
happy
couple
have
taken
up
residence
In
the
White
Apartments,
139
Fourth
Avenue
East.
OF
NORTH
DIES
Mrs.
Trevor
A.
Clarke
Succumbs
in
Nelson
to
Attack
of
Pneumonia
Local
relatives
and
friends
were
srleved
to
learn
of
the
death
at
Nelson
on
Saturday
morning
of
Mrs.
Catherine
Clarke,
wile
of
Trevor
A.
Clarke,
os-
tstnv
district
forester
at
that
point
tnd
.daughter
of
Indian
Agent
and
Mr
W.
E.
Colllson
of
this
cttv.
A
sever
it
tack
of
pneumonia,
emphasized,
by
a
eak
heart
condition,
was
the
cause
of
f.ath
The
parents
were
present
at
he
end.
having
been
called
to
Nelson
week
previous
owing
to
Mrs.
Clarke's
llneas.
A
telegram
conveying
reaasur-:tg
news
was
received
In
tbe
city
early
.tat
week
to
be
soon
followed,
however.
with
another
announcing
death.
The
late
Mrs.
Clarke,
who
was
well
tnown
and
popular
not
only
In
Prince
Rupert
where
she
resided
with
her
parents
-
since
early
girlhood
but
hroughout
the
north,
was
but
twenty-ix
years
of
age,
her
birthplace
having
een
Metlakatla
where
her
father
was'
rngaged
in
missionary
work
at
that
time.
She
was
the
eldest
daughter
of
At.
and
Mrs.
Colllson
and
1
survive:
yy
two
sisters.
Muriel
and
Joyce
CoUl-cq.
both
of
this
city.
The
late
Archdeacon
W.
H.
Colllson
of
Klncollth
war
.he
grandfather
of
deceased
and
J.
M.
Jalllson,
104
Eleventh
Avenue
East,
is
n
uncle.
'
Up
to
noon
today,
no
advice
had
been
received
by
local
relatives
as
to
funeral
arrangements.
STILL
INVESTIGATING
PRESENCE
OF
VITAMIN
IN
DOG
FISH
LIVER
OIL
H.
N.
Brocklesby,
who
has
been
work-.ng
for
some
time
here
on
the
passible
use
of
dog
fish
liver
oil
fox
medicinal
purposes
and
whose
first
reports
Indi
es
te
the
probability
of
the
existence
of
Vitamin
"D"
In
that
product,
is
continuing
his
experiments
in
order
to
confirm
Its
medicinal
value.
Tbe
station
has
not
yet
made
tu
official
re
tort
and
does
not
at
present
recommend
I
MISCELLANEOUS
SHOWER
GIVEN
BY
REBEKAHS
TO
REPLACE
FIRE
LOSSES
Trrrnre
Lady
Recipient
i.f
Many
rueful
Article
nl
Meitinr,
for
lntulliitlnn
4
Officers
Ttte
semi
annual
Installation
of
oi-.icers
of
Mountain
View
Rebekah
ooge
during
hut
week.
Following
tht
Installation
exercises,
the
Psst
Nobli
Irand,
Mrs.
9.
C.
Bishop,
who
recentlj
"st
her
home
and
most
of
Its
content'
y
fire,
was
presented
with
a
shower
o
nlseellaneous
and
useful
articles.
Re
'res
omenta
were
then
served
and
th
una
Inner
of
the
evening
spent
In
cart
laylng.
The
new
officers
are
as
follows:
Noble
OrandMrs.
E.
T
Kenney.
RAN.O.
Mrs
H.
King.
L8-N.Q.
Mrs.
L.
H
Kenney.
Vioe-Oraad
Mr
Wame.
KAV.O.-Mrs.
E.
M.
Smith.
L.S.V.G.
Mis.
W.
Vanderllp.
Outside
Guard
H.
King.
Inside
Ouard
Mrs.
W.
E.
Smith.
Secretary
'Mrs.
D
W
Cased.
Financial
eetetary
Miss
Donald.
TrcBsurar
Mrs.
J.
Klrksldy.
Warden
Mes.
Swain.
Conductor
Mrs.
McKianon.
Chaplsla-4iflr.
Powers
EXHAUSTIVE
SEARCH
IS
BEING
MADE
FOR
PT.
SIMPSON
NATIVES
Hunting
parties
wMca
were
out
yesterday
report
that
a
systematic
and
thorough
sea
rati
ts
being
made
by
Port
aimpsan
native
in
their
oata
for
trace
ut
Edward
Weajsjr
and
Joshua
Ryan
who
are
believed
to
hart
been
loot
two
weeks
go
when
their
gaeeoat
came
to
grfef
while
making
the
trip
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Pert
Simpson.
The
shore
of
tbe
Islands
and
mainland
on
either
aide
from
Metlakatla
Bar
Port
Simpson
is
twlilg
finely
combed
but
so
far
the
carch
has
been
In
vain.
FRED
BROWN
WELL
KNOWN
IN
ATHLETICS
AT
ANYOX,
MARRIES
Miss
Francis
McOilllvray.
N.H.,
late
of
the
Anyox
hospital
staff,
was
ur.:ud
in
marriage
to
Frederick
Francis
Brown.
prominent
in
athletic
affairs
at
Anyox.
the
uk
cf
the
oil
far
medicinal
purposes.
I,,M
Monday,
st
the
home
of
the
bride.
Mr.
Brocklesby
itates.
that
there
has!
010
81xth
Avenue.
New
Westminster,
been
some
distortion
of
hit
preliminary
j111
ceremony
was
performed
by
Rev.
eport
and
republication
in
that
form
I
Petr
Heuderson
of
Port
Haney.
a
for-In
various
journals
with
What
assy
prove
jm'r
re"d"t
'
New
Westminster.
The
harmful
result.
,
.
jorioe
-
-
,
.'
jW
brother,
Donald
McOilllvray
f
IIOTII.
AltKlVAtS
vaRcouter,
UK
atunded
by
bet
sister.
CeiHral'
imisb
mien
McoilUvrsy.
as
brldssmsid.
R.
W.
McNeill
and
J.
Pfteisnos.
va
bouver
II.
UcLeod
P.
Ount,
CNK.
Prince
Oeorse;
j.
Paul!.
C.
W.
Swanson.
Buted
-oy.
Olfford.
Orosstnf;
Z.
and
ber
little
Symiass.
aa
riowcr
girl.
Beverley
Tnn
grobmwae
..
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
e.
j
'wJJ3g,rtd
E'p"n
01
vncHlf
wer
flvea
very
tatMeaung
talk
Urs
return
from
a
trip
to
tISSJftJ
R
Bres,ey
'w
A
n
I
PRESENTATION
MADE
okiii:c
auu
jusvpti
o.
iuireTs,
city;
c
r.
Olaf
Ouse.
Jup
Inlet.
Miss
M.
Con-
l"'ut1'
Mr
,nd
Mr'-
Bro""
l"
take
up
Wiliou.
R
R
Candless.
and
H
arlfflths.
Vanccuver;
W.
Manual.
C.N.R.;
M
O.
Barker
and
Mrs.
Oeurge
E.
Keith.
Terrace.
iiosideiice
at
Anyox.
BY
NATIVE
SONS
TO
TERRACE
NEWLYWEDS
,
,
.
"oy
TBRRACE.
.lan
W
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Wm.
Johnson.
Queen
Charlotte;
P
K
(Ted,
Will
and
H
McDonald,
city;
L.
Hwe,
honor
t
f
w.
-....,
.da
banquet
held
in
their
assembly
Llffly
and
8.
Voek,
Telegraph
Point:
hal,
,
Thur,d
evening.
The
men,-
brr
accompiiiiled
by
their
wives
and
Lookout
for
colds
these
days!
jeSSfw
Builds
the
health
that
protects
Gives
body
warmth
and
energy
Serve
it
hot
with
warm
milk
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
V
anted::
For
Sale
For
Rent
Modern.
Describe.
Prince
Rupert.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
&
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WANTED
.'ANT
TWO
FURNISHED
light
housekeeping;
few
FOUND
P.O.
Box
ISM,
!
19
OUNO.
PAIR
DARK
RIMMED
OLA4V
sea
in
vicinity
of
Ssal
Cove.
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News
Omce.
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FUNDS
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Corporation
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Box
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Prince
weakly
meeting
of
the
C.QJ.T.
and
Om
rrnla
and
Mexico
Miss
Bobbins,
returned
missionary
trom
China,
who
Is
touring
the
country
Ui
the
interest
of
foreign
missions,
arrived
from
Prince
Rupert
on
Saturday
and
will
be
the
guest
of
Rev
and
I
Irs
A.
W.
Robinson
at
the
rectory.
She
was
tendered
a
reception
on
Saturday
evening
when
many
members
or
the
local
W.A.
met
at
the
rectory.
H.
E.
Wallace,
of
Telkwa,
wn
n
buM-neos
visitor
m
town
at
the
end
of
the
week.
A
jolly
dance
was
held
on
Fridsy
Bessie
hod
a
new
dim
Ui
nn
ice
cream
ends.
FOR
SALK
ROOMS:
FOR
SALE
ONE
30
HP.
FRISCO
months.
I
Standard
in
first
class
condition:
re
Apply
cently
overhauled;
with
full
equipment.
Apply
Ward
Electric
and
Mar-lne
supply.
84
FOB
SALE.
100
BUYB
A
NEWLT
finished
house.
S
rooms,
bathroom,
pantry
and
basement.
Handy
to
sawmill.
Phone
Black
621.
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SALE
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SEDAN,
1827,
IN
perfect
condition.
Cheap
for
cosh.
Apply
F.
H.
Aiken.
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BUStKEH
msn
wholesale
sand,
travel,
lima,
Saw
Squares,
boxes,
etc.
Alaska.
Bee
Hunters.
Second
Avenue.
19
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OST.--ON
FRIDAY
EVENING
JANU-ary
30.
at
Prince
Rupert
dub
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Club
and
Fourth
Avenue
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oement.
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Hunters.
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Ave.
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sill
nm
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FOR
HUNT
Two
tf
FOR
RENT
FOUR
ROOMED
HOUSE.
fully
modern:
splendid
marine
view;
Fifth
Avenue
W
Apply
Then
Oollart
Ltd.
tt
FOR
BRUT
-ONE
OOOD
APARTMENT
with
three
bedrooms
Down
town.
Stork
bjoek.
Apply
Stork's
Hardware
tf
:ady
friends
met
In
the
hall
where
a
por
RENT
-ROOMS
WITH
OR
WITH-umptuou
to
I
supper
was
paruken
,
mt
Central
location
Phone
f
Following
the
supper.
W.
J.
Kirk-j
BItw
in
v
,,atrlck,
presMent
of
thi
Nstive
Sons,
-
'
presented
Sr
and
Mrs.
Johnston
with
HOUSE
FOR
RENT
ROOMS
AND
'
hsndsome
mantle
clock
and
extended
BATH.
Apply
Munro
Bras.
tf
be
good
wishes
of
the
members
to
the
.
-swtrweds.
Mr.
Johnston
suitably
re-
TOR
RKrr
FURNISHED
HOUSE
.lied
and
short
addnass.
mm
k
'
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mio
rwunp.
Ave
Bast
tf
node
by
severs!
otlisr
members.
The
"emsinder
of
t
hm
mrmmina
wm
iiunt
in
ards
and
dancing.
TERRACE
The
village
oouncellors
held
a
short
tsion
on
Friday
after
noon
in
tbe
xmncll
chambers
on
Oreig
Ave.
when
'Making
and
other
necessary
bylaws
jwse
ratified
and
the
powers
and
scops
f
tbe
council
Onder
the
Village
Incor-(oratlon
Act
discussed.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Spltal
sod
son
formerly
of
Csrnaby
but
who
have
spent
the
past
few
months
at
Oourte-
nay.
B.C.
arrived
from
the
south
this
'ost
week
and
are
taking
up
their
resl-lence
in
the
hoMee
formerly
used
as
a
hospital.
Mr.
Spttol
has
uken
s
posi
tion
at
Little's
mill.
Jack
Frank
and
Arthur
Vanderllp
returned
from
Prince
Rupert
on
Satur-
ttsgnajrs
tnai.
WeAj
as
wltneeses
In
J.
Saturday
was
Intatlsetual
Day
at
the
KUHMTl
ltK
AMI
IMXiRM
WE
HAVE
IN
STOCK
BEDS.
SPRINGS,
mattress,
linoleum
and
linoleum
rug,
carpets,
window
blinds,
curtain
rods,
curtain
goods
snd
drapes,
dining
room
suites
chesterfield
suites,
chairs,
tables,
floor
lamps,
blankets,
sheets,
bed-spreads,
quilts,
ranges,
skuttles
kitchen
hardware
snd
mostly
all
household
srtlrles.
All
new
goods.
A.
Furniture.
I)W
High
evening
under
Canadian
Legion
au-lLow
spices.
A
good
crowd
was
present
and
j
enjoyed
dancing
to
music
furnished
by
the
Canadian
Xegien
orcheflra
lr.i
by.Hiaii
Mrs.
O.
Van
Hess,
who
has
tttn,.n
Mp
j
Attwood's
place
at
the
piano.
K.U'KTY
tlHMT.
invent
In
nigh
Low
wny
aon
you
give
your
dime
to
the
missions"
said
the
minister
wool
was
calling.
HlKh
"I
thought
about
that."
said
Bessie
"but
I
think
IH
buy
the
CFWB
Low
sods
and
let
the
dniKglst
give
It
to
the
I
missions."
r.trmiT
tiik
nvmitomk.
"Did
that
patent
medicine
yon
houahi
HlRh
cure
your
aunw
j
"ktercy.
no,
On
reading
the
circular
Hl,-h
tl.nt
was
wrapt
around
tbe
bottle
she
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more
tllwukc.
,
Low
MACKENZIE.
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Phoos
775.
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Handy
Man
Purnoem
and
Stoves
Cleaned
snd
Repaired
Chlmntes
gwept
Cemetery
Plots
Cared
For
Phone
Bad
241.
Prince
Rupert.
BO
yfciv
;asd
,:
omi
ii
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,ri
rmti
ki:
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sold
and
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Player
Plane
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stock.
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ani
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hereby
required
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properly
verified,
to
the
3rd
day
of
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v
nil
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reriulrerl
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