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THH
DAILY
NEWS.
Tuesday
.Inniitipy
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManu,
CHI
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Cer-t
CO
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direct
me
to
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M
W
I;
1
SPECIAL
For
A
FEW
DAYS
ONLY.
'Ladles'
or
Growing
Girls'
High
Brown
Boots.
Alt
sies,
tow
heel.
$6.50
These
are
real
value.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue,
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
I.and
early.
For
Tickets
Hates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes,
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Bread
is
your
best
food.
Fat
more
of
L
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
10.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
5
SO.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
Express
Baggage
;;;'
Coal
139
2nd
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phon
C3,
Cartage.
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal.
Sand
and
GraveL
We
SpectatUe
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Loggers'
Club
Situate
in
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Wea.
or
the
Month,
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
.
POOL
TABLES.
Flrs't-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
INTERESTING
LADIES'
GAMEi
Kalens
Gave
Maple
Leafs
Good
Run
Last
Night
But
Lost
Out
In
End
I
SONS
OF
CANADA
DEFEAT
TEACHERS!
I
The
Ladies'
League
game
be-i
Iween
the
Maple
l.eafs
and!
Kaiens
turned
out
to
lie
Upmost
interesting
and
best
contested
of
last
night's,
basketball
matches
The
Kaioiis,
though
they
lo
by
a
score
of
17
to
In,
were
on
even
footing
'9
lo
with
their
op
ponents
at
full
lime
after
hav-jtug
been
ahead'
of
them
several
;
times
during
the
game.
They!
fell
oft"
in
lite
exfra
period,
how-!
ever,
and
lost
a
victory
which
j
should
easily
have
been
I
heirs.
!
It.
H.
Skinner
was
referee
and
the
scoring
was
a
follow:
"
Maple
Leafs.
Miss
Louise
Usher.
I
:
Miss
Aileen
Stephens:!
Mis
Margaret
(iraham
3).
t:
Mi
Myra
Harvey
f.
t;
Mi
Laura
Frixtell
Total
17.
kaiens
Mi
Byrne
t2),
2:
Mi.
A,
Morri-on
2;
Mis
M.
Caey
(t.,
6;
Mis.s
Urochu:
Miss
II.
Lundquisl:
Mis
Long.
Total
Senior
League
The
Sons
of
Canada
had
ito
difficulty
with
lite
Teachers
in
the
Senior
I.eajnie
vanuishins
them
by
I
lie
decisive
score
of
55
to
2i.
R.
r.reenwell
was
referee.
ons
of
ilanada
IL
H.
lln-ner;
V.
Menzies
(I).
C:
Harry
Meiuies,
lt;
I.
Balfour
ij,
21:
II.
A
"tori,
5;
Ikm
(Srahaiu
t.
Total
52.
Teachers
I).
H.
Harlne.;
a
VoHlworth;
J.
Mitchell
I).
2;
;.
Umbie.
12;
II.
S.
Hum
(t).
ii;
i.
Shenlon,
2.
Total
22.
Intermediate
Game
Colts
beat
Flks
by
5t
to
26
in
t
lie
Intermediate
I
.ensue,
R.
It.
Skinner
refereeinpr.
Colts
M.
Hudenifh
1
I;
D.
rixie
(3;,
2;
K.
Smith
(D.J8:
,J.
Kellv
22;
.
Illythe.
8.
Total.
5t.
Klk
R.
areenweJI
(3).:
I
Astori;
(!.
Shenlon.
tl;
W.
Cava
lier.
I;
A.
Johnson
6:
It.
Wrnlle.
5.
-Tola!
2fl.
Junior
Leaque
The
Hiph
'School
scored
a
de-
ciive
victory
over
'
the
Hlue
Birds
in
the
Junior
I.eapue.
the
I
eore
beinp
30
In
I.
Ralph
.Situlii
rt-ft-rreO
and
Uie
.-Hforilt?
wa
as
follows:
Iliph
Schv4
Itenny
Wendle.
16;
Hvin
Jvilinson.
12;
Yoshi
Kal-
suyama.
t;
IUdt
Mallies4n.
6;
Kau
Katsuyama
;
Clarence
fThonipin.
2.
Total
30.
!
Blue-
Hints
Tom
Keley,
2;
'Uuicla
Stalker;
Freddie
Mac
donaUI.
;
iSordou
Veireek;
Jack
XeNon;
;rIon
Parkin.
Total
t.
leajue
tanding
In
dale
fI-
tow:
Senior
League
W.
I-
PU
Son
of
Canada
9
I
16
Colts
5
5
10
Teachers
19
2
"Two
point
deducted
by
A-
-
iii
I
f
rcht
ovr
Hrwc
ith-
)
T"
I
i
'
,
I
want
to
i
I
tuiroi
J
-TOU-
V
L
J
Li
T
'
'
CONN
tOOKPWKTIION
ACWERTteO-
IT?
i
,":
Wi
TV
.
.
-
r
I
y.
BeWell
BIT
And
Happy
LM.
fL3T.LU.t
-
tM
mat
si
Coat;
tip
at
ion,
EUtcusaeM,
.
.-
t
tl
VT
"a
rooa
i
pry
CW
fm
CW
Crt
I
car
"
JfA
m
Chips
off
the
0W
Block
M
JUw:oss
utttflt
etoMtl.
Fm
tbOAn
and
u:u.
Lm
ft
Towr
QructUt
u
.
i
wiation
for
field.np
unrepisler-
ed
player
in
leaftu-
jrame.
",
H'"
,..
q,!!
jj
ft
5
Hipli
Jehod
4
3
s
cSrolto
2
Rlks
I
Ladles
League
Maple
Leafs
v
7
lit
Adau&cs
3
2
10
,t
TeaclieTs
..1Lh.
2
5
Kaiens
;
1
7
2
Junior
League
Colls
.
5
I
JO
Htsh
School
3
I
C
Slars
2
3
I
Blue
Birds
0
5
0
Sport
Chat
H
Tlie
outlook
is
promising
for
a
good
In-key
program
at
Prince;
lieorge-
for
I
tie
balance
of
the
season.
Arrangements
have
been
made
for
a
couple
of
matcli.-e
between
Jar
and
Prince
fleorge
on
January
26
and
27
and
match?"
between
Smitbrr
and
Prince
Ceorge
have
been
set
fHr
February
2
and
3.
In
the
meantime,
the
various
teams
whirh
are
to
meet
are
assidu
ously
practising.
Curling
competition
are
in
progress
at
Prince
Oeorge
and
unprecedented
latere!
is
heimr
taken
in
them.
The
sport
t
no!
less
popular
with
Ike
ladies
than!
it
i
wtih
Ihe
men.
Fourteen
jMo."r
trams
are
entered
In
the
men's
Klks
.
rouipHHUrti
for
the
Bank
uf
Commerce
ch
al
there
arejK.
of
P
5
5
5
5
lour
ladies'
leauis
im
th
ran-
wing
for
liand-ome
pins
dieated
uy
Alleyne
Wriplil.
Teams
are
now
In
I
raining
sm4
exifRsivo
'reparations
aref-
oetng
made
for
Ihe
holding
onj
FASTt
FLYING
March
It
of
Ihe
evealh
annual
I.OXIKIX.
Jan.
22.
To
Cairo
iWiff
iwrt.y
The
Pa.
Manitoba,
in
one
day.
and
lo
India
in
four
Seeal
carnival
feature
are
days.
Is
the
aim
of
Ihe
new
Iving
arranged
and
aecommoda-
Imperial
Transport
Company.
tim
will
oroviIe.
for
viilor.
Tle
romnany,
ay
the
Evening
A
carnival
queen
contest
i
Xew.
seek
tender
for
planes
,vdtiiz
lo
Ihe
inlere!
hi
lhl.
an-.
with
twin
or
triple
engine.
nual
event.
The
feHing
vra
aptly
eipre-
...
annual
meeting
of
I
be
MACDONALD'S
ft5"-
Elite
Cut
for
those
Smokers
who
Eke
their
tobacco
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
MAC00ftAiir5EncGt
Yzb.
fn80
Fair
Asiciallon
hist
week
by(
llf
Self
and
Mayor
Newlon;
thai
altractive
inter-tnwn
sport
events
add
more
to
the
peneral'
intertsl
iluriny
Rvhibition
Week
fhau
any
other
features.
Some
iersois
niay
be
drawn
ly
the
!:.Mci
of
vcpelables.
ctwkery.
etc.
in
the
Rxhibition
Hat)
but
it
i
a
iretly
safe
be!
that
the
jrarne
on
(lie
grounds
rause
the
mntt
f
(Msipto
m
clinU
the
hill.
The
'better
alhtottr
nil!
the
Associa-
in
can
ful
-im-the
more
successful
i.bfFie
Kvhlbilioii
i.a
jrirn
program
was
i
pnw
one
ami
it
to
be
hoped
j
that
this
years
will
equal
or,
surpas
it.
I
WAR
TTERANS
BEAT
ELKS
AT
BILLIARDS
Lodgemen
Successful
In
Winning
Only
One
Game
from
Ex-Soldlers
Last
Night
The
Ureal
War
.
Veterans
eat
,h
"Us,''5
'
,,,al
of
970
in
(vji
in
ii
iiiiiis
loitma
iment
6r
the
Buls'er
A
Cameron
..,
1
j"""""'
eoj.
,
"r
iijti"itw"n
rrr
,sucess:fii
in
winning
hi!j;
one
ame.
f
The
scores
were
a
folbrw:
Col.
Mc.Monlie
t.W.V.)
200;
C.
Balasrno,
173.
K.
Fennlon,.
2H0;
W.
llalapno4
173.-
.
i
J.
Pyle.
2ii
J.
Thompson
151.
Sgi.
JcIisob,
2IHI;
A.
A.
Hnon.
157.
S.
I..
Warrior.
170:
W.
Mll-ehell,
200.
Standings
of
the
league:
Came
Total
Av.
GAV.V.
!..
2
1070
985
P.R.H.P.
tin
2
9H
S.
of
K.
I
955
955
Klks
4
1731
8
fit;
St.
Andrew's....
I
731
731
!!mlt
I
711
711
MEN'S
WHIST
Sons
o
fEngtand
Won
Over
SL
Andrew's
In
Postponed
Game
Last
Night
The
MlH)nel
game
in
the
Men's
W!ul
league
played
last
aixlit
between
lhejons
of
Kng-
laiul
an.1
St.
,
Andrew's
Society
resulted
in
victory
for
the
form-
er
by
a
score
of
5
lo
I.
The
'game
between
Ihe
Elks
and
Sons
or
tanada
will
ne
playeil
(nntghl
I.giie.siantllng
in
date:
U
Pt
3
S.
of
IL
3
i
Oddfellow
I
St.
Andrew's
.
t
A
4
S.
of
C
3
6
3
;g.v.v
t
6
t
K.
of
C
3
7
3
capable
of
roiinp
at
105
miles
per
hour
wdh
a
l"P
ee
of
125
miles
and
being
able
lo
fly
.MM
uule
without
a
stop
r9mH
m
'
-
Viz
Lb
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ttun
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wants
men
and
women
to
learn
the
Barber
Trade.
Paid
while
learning.
Tlii
i
your
opportunity
to
learn
a
trade
nnd
pet
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week.
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WAXTKI).
Experience.1
waitress.
Apply
Boston
Grill.
19
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
by
private
treaty,
white
twin
bed,
springs
and
mattresses;
Franklin
heater,
dinner
et,
tent,
tool,
kitchen
utensil,
etc.
Apply
Pbilpotl,
Kvilt
A.
Co,
617
Second
Ave.
I
Fflll
SALE.
Several
bargains,
in
ued
ilelivery
nrvl
iaenger
car,
including
Sedan.
Ky
payment.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
FOR
SALE
6
H.P.
Palmer
with
clutch.
50.u0.
6
H.P.
Canadian
Imperial
flOfl.OU.
.North-em
Exchange.
tf
FOR
SALE
Sixteen
room
board-
ing
house
and
sfrire,
rurnlsti-et.
Apply
929
Ambroe
Avenue.
FOR
RENT
STE.M
Heated
Flat
for
rent.
Besner
apartment.
M.
M.
Stephens.
TERRACE
NOTES
J.
K.
(iordon
-lio
ha
spent
Ihe
pat
few
week
Jii
Ihe
solltlt
viiting
Portland.
Seattle
and
Vancouver
reluriMsl
to
Terrace
lat
week.
.Mi
Iihi
llos
wa
the
gvie.l
of
honor
al
a
lea
given
by
Mrs.
F.
T.
Ross
al
Thur.day.
Ml
lto,
who
appeared
in
Ihe
lenul.
iful
rolume
of
a
Chinee
briite.
created
quite
a
enalion.
The
other
guets
were
very
mueh
in
terested
in
her
eollecthtn
oT
Chinese.
Japanese
asd
Hawaiian
rurio.
an!
ia
her
samples
of
the
esquiile
needle
work
of
tliese
countrie.
'Mr.
MrijttiiBifl
of
Paciiiv
Willie
guest
of
Mrs.
Marsh
last
Fri
day.
Mr.
arxt
Mr.
"C
Barker
enter
tained
their
friend
nHist
an
jtoaldy
'lliurday
evenmK.
Uanc
tng,
rant
ana
Mah
Jong
were
the
order
of
Ihe
evening.
(hi
Friday.
Mr.
Ed.
Kenny
gave
a
farewell
lea
in
honor
of
"Mr.
A.
Barker,
who
leaves
for
a
trip
south
this
week.
Among
lhoe
present
were
Mc4anie
jlliley.
(triflinP
Grieg.
bver.
Sun
dal.
R.
Bleeker.
Fowler
and
Mi
Ines
Ho.
4
'
t
-
Mr.
A.
Y.
Wilson
of
Remo
wa
in
town
for
Ihe
P.T.
hi1
'drive
Ial
Friday
evening.
!
i
Fred
Xah
l
buy
al
Copper
River
surveying
land
for
Lint
Itobbie.
who
ha
recently
sold
land
to
M"re.
Ianhaur,
Wal
i.er
A
Sharkey.
Tlie
Parent
Teacher
Aoc-
.iation
gave
a
surcesoful
dance
(and
mbist
drive
Friday
evening.
v.kii
intny-inree
noiurs
was
I
taken
in.
TIh
proce-)l
will
go
,tn
pay
for
book
car
lo
be
in
stalled
in
Ihe
school
for
the
library
recently
purchased.
The
-
winners
of
Ihe
first
pnre
were
IMr
Sui
-h
and
Mr
Halt
BOARD.
BOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
J'hone
137.
LOOK
HERE
MR.
TRAPPER.
Here
is
where
you
get
the
big
prices
for
your
furs.
See
me
first
and
lat
before
selling
else
where.
I
like
you
to
make
money.
W.
GOLDBLO0M,
"The
Trapper'a
Friend."
Second
Avenue.
,
1
C
AUCTION
SALES.
Good
Bought.
Sold
or
Exchanged
H.
M.
HEMMINGS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
rwj
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
Black
i
if.
and
lie.
I
1
12.
:
TAXI
Tail
S7
Phone
(Call
Georg?
or
Gust)
Ross
Brothers.
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Xlght
Stand:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avmua
MISCELLANEOUS.
G.
AXIKHS0S.
Sailma.ker
Sails
and
Tarpaulins
made
to
order
and
repaired.
Third
Avenue
oppoite
Pioneer
Laundry.
Phone
tireen
3'J2.
P.O.
llos
723.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
'ami
Fridays,
:loe
at
5..10
p.m.
Prom
the
East-
Monday.
Thursday
and
Saturdays,
l.3o
p.m.
Sundays
P.
M.
Wednesday
...I
P.M.
Fridays
..
A.M.
CP
U.
January
f
I
and
28.
To
Vancouver
Tuesdays,
Mail
close
at
t
P.3I,
Fridays
..
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A.M.
Saturdays
A.M,
C.P.R.
January
18.
To
Anyoi,
Alice
Arm.
Stewart.
Premier
Wednesdays
Jo
P.M.
From
Anyoi,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premier-Friday
.
A.M.
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier-Sundays
7
P.M.
From
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyox,
Slewirt
and
Premier
ltiedays
a:M.
To
Alaska
Point
January
li
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