PAOZ
TOOK.
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
Land
early.
For
Ticketj,
Hates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dyhhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
flupert;
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Urcad
is
your
best
food.
Kat
more
of
it.
Kent
Ly
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
Express
Baggage
Coal
139
2nd
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Loggers'
Club
Situate
in
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
INTERESTING
22.
BASKETBALL
Three
League
Leaders
Went
Down
to
Defeat
in
Last
Night's
Games
Senior
Colls.
5ft:
ToncrWs
31
'
ilnlermediate-lligh
School,
32;t
Colls
30.
Ladies'
Teachers.
Id;
Maple
I
Leafs.
8.
i
Uuninr
High
School,
l;
Colls,
'
There
were
no
loss
limn
three
upsets,
in
league
basketball
dopef
last
night.
The
High
School
gavel
the
Colts
their
first
defeat
of
the;
season
in
the
Intermediate
League;
by
a
score
of
32
to
JO
after
ai
ding-dong
battle
all
the
way.
The
Teachers
sprung
a
surprise
in
tbei
Ladies
League
when
they
took
i
the
leailing
Maple
Leafs
into
j
rantp
to
the
tune
of
16
to
8
ami
put
them
on
more
even
footing
ifor
the
league
chamnion.hii'
8;
W.
La
initio
(2',
10;
J.
Milchell
1
.
it;
fi.
Shenlon.
5
total,
3i.
K.
A,
Mann
refereed.
Intermediate
League
High
School
I).
Matheson
(!'.,
t;
A.
Mitchell,
5;
C.
Uulger
(1).
1;
K.
McLean,
2;
I).
Ourvich
(2
),
1";
A.
Phillips
(1)
total,
32.
Colls
M.
Ittutf
iiiett
(2
,
1;
I.
Fmstell
(1..
1:
II.
Smith
(3,.
10:
J.
Kelly
(1
i,
8;
O.
Hlythe
(1,
4
Intnl.
30.
Ladies'
League
Teachers
Miss
II.
Hibbard
1
;
Miss
M.
Linday
(2
:
Miss
N.
I'ryce
(2
.
5;
Mis
C.
Mitchell
1.7;
Miss
C.
Harvey,
2;
Miss
Marjnrie
Lancaster.
2
total,
1C.
Maple
Leafs
Miss
L.
Fisher
3
;
Miss
A.
Stephens;
Miss
M.
firaliam
(2,,,
2;
Miss
M.
Harvey,
3;
Miss
L.
Frizzell,
3
total,
8.
It.
H.
Skinner
refereed
lotli
Intermediate
and
Ladies'
League
games.
League
standing
to
dale
Senior
League
V.
h
ns
of
Canada
..10
l
Coifs
rt
ft
I'ls.
1ft
12
Teachers
1
10
2
'Two
points
deduclet
by
associa
tion
for
fielding
unregistered
player.
Intermediate
League
Colls
H
1
High
School
ft
3
firollo
.,
2
ft
fclks
1
7
I
ft
12
V
2
I
from-all
other
laxatives
anil
elia
lor
Defective
Elimination
Constipation
Biliousness
The
action
of
Nature!
Remedy
(N
Tablets)!
more
natural
and
thoc-
ouga.
ine
enectt
will
be
a
rerela.
NT
tion
you
will
teel
o
good.
Make
the
teL
You
U
appreciate
thk
differ
rf
.
(W
far
Cr
JTUrty
Ymar
Chips
off
the
Old
Block
M
Jumoas
uttu
m
Tha
aama
Wl
In
aa.thl4
4.
caaar-coatad.
For
thlldr.o
and
adaha
Lama.
SOLO
BY
TOUR
DMIG6BT
with
the
Ailanars.
The
IIilMiI
Ladles'
Ltaou
cliool
iiuil:
firvl
rilaen
in
llmManlo
t.pnf
T
Junior
League
away
from,
the
-Vlanacs
Colls
by
defeating
them
21
to
22
Teachers
another
closely
contested
IKaiens
match.
The
Teacher,
lruva
Ihn
'oils
2001I
comrietitiiin
in
ttn
Hi&h
School
.
renior
L.eagne
despite
the
fact
-olls
thai
tle.v
Svere
beaten
58
lo
3t.
All
in
all.
last
night's
canios
proveil
One
of
the
season's
best
programs
and
will
have
the
effect
of
renewing
interest
generally
in
ine
iiiosi
oi
inp
leagues.
The
teams
lined
tip
and
sorel
as
follows:
Senior
League
Colls
Jl.
Hartlett;
K.
Pmjlh.
10;
V.
Mitchell
2
.
12:
(I.
Mitrhell
(2,
13;
A.
A.
Kasson,
23
-lolal,
58.
Teachers
I).
II.
Marines.
2:
C
Woodworth
(2);
II.
S.
Hum
(3.,
ft
3
1
Junior
League
.
.......
0
Stars
..
3
Hlue
Ilirds
.
.'.
,
.
n
5
1
MACDONALD'S
Fine
Cat
For
those
Smokers
who
like
their
tobacco
,
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
MACOOfWD'SRneCut
It
12
ti
2
10
lo
ft
o
Sport
Ghat
!
I'rince
George
curlers
were
represenled
in
the
Edmonton
Honspiel
last
week
bv
a
rint
;ouiosed
of
J.
II.
Jamiesori,
William
Itexon,
Cyril
Duprcand
W.
I.
Akernian.
They
gave
a
good
account
of
themselves
and
met
and
vanquished
some
of
the
strongest
rinks
at
the
Alberta
metropolis.
They
met
their
first
defeat
in
a
13-end
coolest
at
the
hands
of
a
rink
skippered
by
Kx-lresidenl
llorlou
of
iMiinonlon.
the
I'rince
(Senrge
team
was
in
four
of
the
bonsi.iel
competitions.
The
new
race
park,
which
is
to
be
built
at
(Vdwood,
near
Victoria,
by
Hon.
T.
(!.
Coventry
of
that
city
at
a
cost
of
I35,-
000,
will
have
the
finest
track
on
the
Pacific
(o.st.
Work
on
the
project
is
to
start
at
onfe
ami
it
is
hoped
lo
have
(he
firot
meet
on
the
oocasiiffi
of
the
visit
to
Victoria
of
the
squadron
of
the
Hrilish
fleet
about
July
1.
The
park,
which
will
have
a
mile
course
and
ample
seating
aeeoiiifnodatinn,
will
be
about
twice
as
large
a
the
one
at
the
Willows.
Entries
have
already
begun
to
come
in
for
Hie
peed
boat
regatta
lo
be
held,
at
Miami
and
Miami
Heach,
Florida,
March
7
and
8
and
at
Havana,
March
15
and
lfi.
In
announcing
the
list
of
en
I
run
Is,
it.
was
reveals!
that
Oar
Wood
of
Detroit
would
not
cnmpple
this
season.
His
phy
sicians
havf
ordered
him
not
lo
race.
B
Sam
Clnpham,
English
liglil
heavyweighlTPstler,
has
ar-
tin80
rived
in
Portland,
Oregon,
where
ho
will
meet
Ted
Thye,
gran-
Ipler
of
that
cily.
tomorrow
night.
Frank
Saxon
of
.Mont
real,
who
won
from
Itolihv
Itv
-
-
i
Innd
of
Minneapolis
n
week
ago,
llias
iM-en
mulched
to
meet
Thv
i
on
rebniary
fi.
jWAR
VETERANS
WON
Great
of
A
OYER
ENGLISHMEN
Last
Night's
Billiard
Tournament
Resulted
In
Victory
for
Former
by
980
to
879
s
Hie
nreat
War
veterans
won
four
out
of
five
games
in
last
lrighl's
billiard
league
tournament
and
defeated
the
Sons
of
England
in
the
aggregate
by
y8f
to
870.
.
The
scoring
was
as
follows:
Col.
S.
1.
Me.Mordie
(Ureal
War
Veteran?)
200;
ll.
If.
Shorkley
(Sons
of
England)
161.
Fred
I'yle.
200;
J.
Howe.
Ifi7.
Sgl.
Jebson,
200;
Dr.
J.
A.
West,
ISO.
.1.
May,
200;
II.
Howe,
2.
E.
Fenelon,
180;
c.
I.
Tinker,
200.
League
standings
to
dale
fol
low:
finme.T(itnl.
Aver.
fi.W.WA.
.,'....
'3
2!C.0
"83
S.
of
E.
3
2CGO
887
P.ILH.P.
S
1735
808
Elks
2
1731
HAG
Grtdlo
1700
8.0
SI.
Andrew's
...
.
1032
81ft
MEN'S
WHIST
War
Veterans
Beat
Sons
Canada
In
Postponed
Game
The
postponed
game
in
the
Men's
Whist
Lengue
last
night
Irelween
hie
Oreat
War
Veterans
and
Sons
of
Canada
resulted
in
victory
for
the
forfner
by
7
lo
2.
league
standing:
i
aTas
rTTTfyasssssss
M2Lb.l5
W.
L.
Mooe
'
ft
2
Sons
of
England....
8
3
Elks
.
8
3
K.
of
I
i
5
5
(J.
W.
V.
A
.',
fi
Oddfellows
I
fi
St.
Andrew's
t
7
S.
of
C.
3
8
K.
of
C.
3
ft
BURNS
LAKE
TEACHER
IMs.
8
8
7
4
3
3
Left
This
Morning
Much
to
Re
gret
of
People
of
That
ItUlt.VS
LAKE.
Jan.
29
Among
adults
and
children
great
distress
ts
fell
al
Hums
Lake
at
IoIiik
MIss
M,
E.
Carrico
who
has
been
leaching
al
the
ItiirnV
Lake
School
for
six
monlhs.
She
has
received
(an
appointment
to
I
each
al
one
of
the
Vancoiner
schools
in
which
cily
her
home
is
situated.
The
chool
board
was
ery
reluctant
jlo
lose
her
as
she
is
an
excellent
(teacher
and
the
scholar
have
.....
.i
A
i
hi.
.
.
.
iiuior-
siiriiiou
progress
umier
ner
iiiiiion.
However,
she
has
persuaded
Mrs.
I'ereival
Carr
lo
lake
her
place
for
the
rest
of
I
ho
term
and.
as
Mrs.
Carr
has
the
reputation'
of
being;
one
FOR
SALE
FOH
SALE.
Fully
modem
hon.e
in
Section
five,
six
rooms,
punlry
and
baeinenl:
Ittillt
on
cement
piles.
Foumjal
ion
ainl
building
in
good
romlitlon.
Cash
or
lermo.
Hot
158
Dnlly
.News
(hllce.
25
FOIl
SALE.
Several
bnraains
in
used
delivery
mid
tui'i.songer
cars,
including
selan.
Ilasy
payments.
S.
E.
Parker
I.
Id.
FOIl
SALE
Sixteen
room
board
ing
house
ami
store,
furnished.
Apply
929
Ambrose.
FOIt
SALE.
The
counler.
pply
Cow
Hay.
I'filt
SALE.
31
cheap.
Apply
change.
Seaside
l.tinrh
X.
M.
McLean,
29
x
31
propeller
Northern
FOR
RENT
STKAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent.
Hesner
apartments.
M.
M.
Stephens.
Iireniier
teachers
of
llritish
Cd-
umhia,
(he
school
board
granted
.Miss
Carriro's
release.
In
addition
to
I
fuelling
the
children
and
taking
an
active
part
in
all
local
olal
affairs.
Miss
Carrico
wa
leader
and
president
of
the
(turns
Melody
Or
chestra.
A
farewell
dunce
was
viveu
in
her
honor
mi
Monday
night.
She
left
on
this
.morning's
train
via
Jasper
for
'her
home
in
Vancouver.
GOES
TO
VANCOUVER
PARENT
TEACHERS'
ASSOCIATION
TO
BE
FORMED
HERE
The
organization
of
a
Parent-
Teachers'
Association
in
Prince
Ituperl
Is
being
considered.
Yesterday
aflerniMiu
Mrs.
Gconre
lArnnlt,
1
10
Sixth
Avenue
West.
entertained
a
number
yf
parents
and
the
Idea
was
discussed.
Nexl
w
eek
I
lie
Teachers'
Assoc
iation
will
go
Into
thn
matter
and
a
general
organization
meeting,
it
Is
expecled,
will
follow.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs!
Ous
(Hills
and
of
I
ho
fumily,
Anchorage;
J.
F.
Hrandl,
J.
M.
Hock
III.
Tliomas
Clirlsleo.
sen,
K
j
i,
(Scrling.
Mrs.
A.
.Smith,
C.
S.
Halm
and
Dudley
C.
Carter,
Vancouver:
Anne
Caslell.
jSmilhers;
Frank
Oordou,
Sunny.
sole;
M.
A.
llurbank,
Prince
George;
Mrs.
A.
A.
Milchell
and
Miss
Vera
Walton,
Cumshewa
Inlet;
Paul
Ludwig
and
J.
Pirie.
lluckley
Hay;
Jlrr
niitl
Mrs.
H.
,,
Uflmonico
and
fumily,
Central
Mrs.
(..
II,
Anderson
Terrace;
II.
Ileiinie,
Saskatoon;
It,
Pound,
Winnipeg;
i.
Jtiaiit,
Elniouton;
M.
Orahani
and
Mrs,
J.
Goss,
lluckley
Jlay;
),
McClatmlmn,
Sechclt;
CrU
Dixon,
Georgetown,
liOAni).
The
Second
Avenue.
Wednesdays
Fridays
..,
LOST
TAXI
Inlander,
830
Phone
137.
tf
LOST.
String
of
nearls
between
Dun.iouir
SI.
ami
Fifth
Ave.
Wnsl.
Fimler
please
return
lo
Daily
News
Olllce.
lU-ward.
FURS
GOING
UP.
The
Fur
Ma-ket
is
coming
back
strong.
See
me
first
and
last
with
your
catch
-
voo'll
mate
more
money.
W.
GOLDBLOOM,
The
Trapper's
Friend,
Second
Avenue.
'
Goods
AUCTION
SALES.
Houghl,
Sold
Exchanged
or
H.
H.
HEMMINGS,
Auctlonser.
Furniture
ami
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
fhones
mack
130
and
fieri
it
Taxi
f7
Phone
(Call
Georgs
or
Gust)
Ross
Brothers.
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Dy
or
Night
Stand:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avenue
MISCELLANEOUS.
0.
ANDFJISON,
Sailniaker
Sails
and
Tarpaulins
made
to
order
and
repaired.
Third
Avenue,
opposite.
Pioneer
laundry.
Phono
Green
392.
P.O.
llnx
723.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
'
7or
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays,
?ose
at
5.30
n.m.
From
the
East
Mondays,
Thursday
and
Saturdays,
4.30
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sundays
CP.
II.
January
To
Vancouver-
To
Anyox.
Alice
Premier-
To
Alaska
Polnta
January
1
1
und
9h
From
Alaska
Point.
January
18.
-P.
M.
i
P.M.
It
and
28.
A.M.
Tuesdays,
Mall
closes
at
4
P.M.
rMay
8.15
A.M.
Saturdays
AM(
C.P.Il.
January
1H.
Arm,
Stewart,
Wednesdays
.........
to
ll
i
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
premier
VrMny
SM
To
Port
Slmnaon
an..
a-
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier
Bunuays
.
i
m
.
I
rrom
ron
Simpson,
Alio
Arm
anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier
Tucfl,lay
a.m.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
-anuiiry
2.
10,
30.
Closes
0.30
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
Januurv
II
....1
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TO
NsaS
RUar
liil.i.
i
a
.
-
viiiu
ariu
ran
Simpson
Thursdays
,0
p,M,
from
Naae
l,.r
siolnts
oaiuruuyg
.
T.
j.
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DAILY
NEWS,
Tuesday
Jrti
5
g.
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UP
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SUPPERS
All
sizes,
$2.50
Chlldrens'
Patent
Mary
Jane
Slippers.
Sixes
I
lo
7
Mr
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