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i
IPAGE
F0U1L
1
wraijntut
novo.
We
Start
The
day
with
grape
fruit
and
n
smtfe.
Cheerful
service
ami
the:
following
prices
are
liouml
In
lell.
Ladles'
Brown
Kid
High
Shoes,
low
heel,
all
i$e
,
$6.75
Men's
Work
Shoes,
all
lealher
S5.50
Rubbers
and
Rubber
Boots
for
all
members
of
Ihe.
fa
mi
I
p.
FamiltfSHOE."
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
lhal
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
I.and
early.
For
TickeU,
nates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybfiavn
&
.Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Bread
is
jour
best
food.
Eat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Ca
asse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
5S0.
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,
Wk
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
-Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
Flrat-etasa
fWataurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
Salnrilay
Jarii;-,rv
i
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManui
din?
pays
for
the
bait
which
he
was
caught.
TELlroo
TO.C9
Leor
THE
rkRPTT
iis.X.
-.7,
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
I
TIIEUK
are
two
kinds
of
!hiiri
llio
mi.
i&'lw.
IaII
i.
-
YOU
have
heard
of
the
man,
,vho
advertised
for
a
job,
ex-
!plaining
that
he
was
"intelligent
but
married."
He
wasn't.
A
IIUSINESSMAN
said
his
town!
was
so
quiet
you
could
hear
the'
B"
nighl
falling
and
the
day
break-
Ba
in?.
Later
hist
firm
went
lo:
smash
with
such
a
crash
you
"
could
hear
the
echo.
I
,
A
MAX
who
pays
the
bills
hi
wife
contracted
before
Ihe
wed-
run
cit
I
lie
ci"lilpcn
in
fiolitv-
,
V
SMITHERS
Mrs.
II-
D.
ThompsiHi
bas
been
elected
president
of
Ihe
Ladies'
Hospital
Auxiliary-
Mrs.
Slanlev
Itennell
is
vice-president
and
Airs.
II.
Welch,
secretary
treas
urer.
Committees
for
Ihe
year
are
as
follows:
Itefrrshnient.
Mrs.
J.
S.
(!ray.
Mrs.
!.
I.
Ilol-jslon
and
Mrs.
J.
X.
Carr;
purchas-ling
and
supplies,
Mrs.
J.
A-
Mac-donald.
Mrs.
It.
J.
Itaabe
and
Mrs.
IW.
J.
O'Xeill:
entertainment.
S!r.S.
L.
H.
Warner.
Mrs.
I).
F.
Hall
and
Mrs.
D.
n.
Willemar-
.
I".
K.
Orchard.
James
firnaL
Dr.
C
II.
Ilanlnon.
L.
H.
Warner.
It.
C.
Mutch.
J.
Calhrae
and
iFrank
Foster
are
mentioned
a
ilikely
candidate
for
the
forth-
jeominff
municipal
election
here.
4.
I
ftev.
M.
W.
Lee
will
continue
hi
mieslion
answering
sermons
(his
winter,
starting
tomorrow-
Mrs.
W.
II.
Itoodson
has
re-llurned
from
the
llaiellon
Hospital
where
she
has
leen
Tinder-soins
treatmeht
for
the
past
Iwo
;months.
I
Oenrge
On
1
1
on
has
left
for
jlhe
Ketchikan
hot
springs
where
BASKETBALL
ft
II
I
0
'OO
VNT
TOCMJftv
quick
out.t
tyijip'
J
1
'
J
LEARN
AUTOS
1
1
!
and
make
BIG
MONEY!
If
you
eaanot
m
to
a
Hrmp-luH
School,
Hrraphin
wiQ
coan
to
you.
It
cimaiaaiaotaa
2I
mat
Bow
you,
to
art
wtjt
to
a
r
trod
am
of
HnaphOt
perianal
attrod-KM
rbootm.
the
Hcraphalnr
Home
Study
Course
make
It
poaaitvW
for
yoa
to
leora
right
at
koane
ta
yovr
-linn
hour.
Take
up
th
vock
aa
faat
or
aa
alow
you
(riah,
tbra
latrr
oa
attend
anv
nn,
td
tW
Ia
.Willi,
Ba
CoaatHrmphaiPnctkalScboola.
:
Mail
this
Coupon
r..,-
...
.
.1
HEMPHILL
TRADE
SCHOOLS.
LTD.
f
r.iur
and
the
.wretch
who
is
al-
H4,aT.,
jways
lying
about
the
distant
,
5o
maim
stxeet.
wiwrtrrra
lalinns
lie
?ets
on
Ills
radio.
'
t
Pkar
and
na
frrc
loitarmatlaa
of
!
-
I
t
hem
yoa
troth
by
naO
Aoto
Tractor,
I
"
t
Caa
Eaciortniit
aa4
Cartrkal
IfBitioa
NOW-
that
Ihe.
artificial
ex-f
!
w-k"
cilemenl
of
Xew
Year's
lay
is!
I
lv.m.
all
gtme
lei
us
lake
a
solemn!
:
i
oiilh
thai
we
will
not.
lie
about
fj
J
o
iiuriiii
in
mi
uuu:
i
another
IhiIHc
is
ojienct
on
Jan-j'
nary
J.
1925.
rr
was
the
man
who
advert
is-
jhe
lioe.
lo
olitain
relief
from
ciatica.
ed
for
a
wife
who
said
after-j
Mrs.
Joseph
ltaler
of
Vailing
wards
he
was
not
urr
adverlis-jis
recoverinp
nirvly
from,
an
ou
ins
jibyaj-jt
bil
it
certainty
ii
nu?
HI
results
leresl
in
Ihe
business
be
sure
it
does
not
mean
that
if
you
do.
not
relly
soon
you
will
tie
fired.
POSSIHI.Y
it
was
not
in
one
of
the
local
telegraph
offices
where
Ihe
man
burst
in
excitedly
and
wired
hi
wife's
relatives
"Twins
today;
-more
tomorrow,."
(ertilion
ierformei
in
llir
local
lMtiilal
last
week
WHKX
you
are
offered
an
in-1
Mrs.
W.
I.
Parker
of
Vamler-
hoof
ha
returned
boiite
after
umlenroiii
an
ojieralion
in
the
fjike
more
interest
in
if
hospital
LAST
NIGHT
Games
Were
Not
Close
and
Com"
petition
Not
Very
Keen
As
far
as
competition
was
eoncriieil.
last
night's
league
basketball
games
were
rather
meilitcre
affairs.
The
winners
in
each
cae
had
lliines
prelly
well
all
their
own
way
and
the
losers
did
not
otTer
much
lo
contend
willi.
The
Sons
of
Canada
won
Hi
Senior
league
game
from
Uie
Teachers
C7
lo
22:
fJrollo
beat
Klks
31
to
19
in
the
Inter,
mediate
League;
the
Adanaes
were
victorious.
22
lo
8
over
the
Kaiens
in
Ihe
Indies'
League,
and
Ihe
'Colls
look
the
Junior
League
fixture
from
Ihe
Blue
liirds
by
23
lo
16.
Line-ups
and
scoring
of
Ihe
evening
were
-
a
follows:
Senior
League
Sons
of
Canada
It.
'II.
Skinner
2.
V.
Meiuies,
7;
II.
Men-zies
;.
22:
1.
Ilalfour
(15,
30;
II.
Aslori,
8.
Total
67.
Teacher
1.
II.
Harlness,
C
Woodworlh
.S).
A.
Lane
(Ik
(;
J.
Mitclhell
M.
:
W.
Imhie,
6;
S.
Hum
I
.Total.
2.
K.
A.
Mann
was
referee.
Intermediate
League
'
firollo
V.
(iray
il
-.
T.
Fraser
3
,
3:
W.
Wrathall
I
19:
fi.
Anderson
I
..I
:
A.
Howard
3;,
8.
TnUl
31.
KIUH.
C.reenwell
ilt
;
f
,.slori
3,.
5;
f!.
Shenlon
ia),
8;
LJi-aner
A.
Calmer
j
1
.
2.
Total
i9.
!
H.
II.
Skinner
referee.
LsIm'
League
Ailanncs
Mids
".
Iyer
f
1
;
Mis
I.
Tremayne.
Miss
A
Kelly.
.1;
Mi4
l.cotia
Parker.
7;
Miss
Vera
Shorkley.
10.
Total
Kaiens
Miss
It.
Ilvrne
(''),
Miss-
A.
Morrison.
2;
Mis
.
Oasev
fli;
Miss
it.
.otijr.
;
Miss
II.
l.undquist
(
I
;
;
Mi
It.
Hroclni.
Total
8.
,
K.
II.
Skiimer.
referee.
I
Junior
League
!
Colts
Spiro
(lurvirh.
I;
i
Harold
Macdnnald,
A;
Mike
jCnmadina;
Alex.
-
Johnson,
;
fllnbert
Kelly,
9.
Total
23.
j
Ulue
Hirfls
fJonlon
Veireok.
Tom
Keey,
t;
Jack
Xelson;
Freldie
Maedonabt,
10;
Jiouslns
,Slalker,
2.
Tolnl,
16.
A.
Ijine
referee.
League
staixlings
In
dale:
Senior
League
,
W.
I..
Ms.
Sons
of
Canada.
7
1
12
Colls
t
h
Teachers
i
7
2
..Two
'mint
deducted
by
As
sociation
for
fielding
unregis
tered
player
in
league
game.
Ladles'
League
Mapte
Leaf
5
1
10
Adanaes
3
I
10
Kaiens
5
Teacjiers
5-2
Intermediate
League
Colls
..
..
6
0
12
Iliph
School
3
3
fi
lirollo
;
1
Klks
t
5
Colls
Slars
High
School
Illuebinl
Junior
League
3
o
.
0
Sport
Chat
i
The
Canadian
Olympic
hockey
learn
is
well
balanced
in
ecry
deparlmenL
Tlie
inenUers
have
been
plaing
logelber
for
a
month
or
more
ami,
a
mzulars.
Informed
lopelher
last
season.
Team
play,
il
i
thus
experleil.
will
predominate.
In
this
repeet
the
Canadian
squad
will
have
il
all
oer
Ibe
all-star
selects
from
Ihe
United
Stale.
Cameron
and
Collet
l,
who
are
available
inr
goal
duly,
are
both
high
ela
per
former.
Ilamsay
and
Munro
on
Ihe
defence
are
ranked
a
the
two
best
in
Ihe
game
in
Canada.
Smith,
who
plays
centre,
can
alo
moe
lo
ihe
defence
if
neeeary.
The
-forward
line
of
Smith
at
centre,
McCaffery
at
right
wing
and
Harry
Watson
at
left
is
experienced,
fast
and
cleer.
Mc-Munn.
the
Winnipeg
boy,
secure-l
to
help
oul
Ihe
fonTird
line,
is
ibe
best
in
Western
Canada
in
hi
position.
Klaler,
the
Montreal
Mad.
who
will
work
at
centre
ami
left
wing.
i
Ihe
be
in
the
.Montre.il
area.
The
Inlercollegiale
ltnkelnll
League
of
Ihe
t;nite
Stale.
which
open
il
fnurleenlh
sea.
on
in
Xew
York
tonight
when
Columbia
and
Pennsylvania
fis
BRIER
3
,77
TH
JOS
a
OONE
Ar-V
mE
a.ul
ME
HMCtV
LCrT.'
HOUSKWOHK
wanle.1
by
mld.lle
,
ajreil
woman.
Hotel
work
preferred.
Phone
17.
8
AQENTS
WANTED
AN
Asurel
Income
to
Ambiti
ous
Men
aird
Women.
Xo
eapilal
or
selling
experience!
reuirei
10
imlKi
pArmaneu!
profitable
bulne.s
of
ymir
own.
Wrile
us
ami
we
will
le
you
how
In
become
a
"Xalional
Iietrcenlnlie"
sell.
inif
mir
splemlhl
Hne
of
women's
clothing
dirert
lo
consumer.
The
National
Slore.at-youf-lor"
Selling
Outfit
is
a
clolhiHsr
store
in
a
neat
sample
rase.
Kxferrencel
salcsinVn
ee
in
Mir
line
unlimited
jM.(ifiHi.
SpriHg
Line
nsiw
ready
bigger
lbn
ever.
Wrile
u
nbsort
yourself
and
the
territory
)a
w1h
In
CKvcr.
Hteluive
ne-in
right.
"II
i
a
sin
of
dislinction
lo
t
a
Xalinmi
Representative."
Apply
Sah
Manager.
Xalional
Mail
Onler
HUe.
Dept.
39.
1U1
831,
Montreal.
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALF.
or
Item.
UmhtrwiMMl
typewriter.
Xo.
3.
Twelve
itttlt
rarriaee.
In
first
rla
wn-dition.
Apply
Northern
Exchange.
f
FOIl
SALK.
Iteatitiful
haav
lieavrr
coat.
Knquir
Mrs.
A.
Tessler.
836
Third
Avenue.
This
is
a
snap.
9
FOIl
SALE.
5
ILP.
Ialmer.
I.le
nitxlel.
willr
elulch.
S.'Sfl.OO.
Apply
Xorlbent
Etelninge.
FOR
RENT
HAI.COXY
t.i
rent
in
Ladies'
Itendy-to-Wear
lnre.
Suit,
aide
for
firsl
class
milli
lief.
Apply
J.
Ilenl.
Thlnl
Avenue.
Prince
flu
perl,
ll.C.
13
FOIl
KENT.
Three
bmisein-
ing
room,
furnished
em-plele.
Ff
or
bath.
2
1
8
Second
Aenue.
10
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent
Besner
aprttnenU.
M.
M.
Stephens.
LOST
LOST.
Sirina
of
crystal
head.
finder
please
return
lo
daily
News
Onice.
meet,
promies
to
mid
this
e-to
ils
reconl
for
closely
ronlesl-
ed
lille
races.
The,rhampioiikbtp
winners
since
Ihe
leasue
un
:fome,l
have
leen
as
follows-
Itlll.
Columbia:
1912.
Columbia:
1013,
Cornell:
191
1.
Cornell
,ut
iColumhla
IN:
1915.
Yale:
lam
Pennsylvania:
Itl7f
"Yale;
j8.
Pennsylvania:
luiil.
Tl'enu.vKn.
nia;
1920.
Pennsylvania:
Ht'
Pennsylvania:
l!22.'
Prlircelon-
1923.
Yale.
NOTICE
Applications
.will
be
receive!
fnr
Ihe
position
of
.setrelary
'part
lime;
or
the
Prince
Unpen
Hoard
of
Trad
un
In
xin.i.-
iamiary
it
lleply
I
Leod,
president.
P.O.
S
J
1)01
10
j;
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IT
lurk
rHt
StatvKt.
laC
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
a
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
AdrortUarmant
Tit
Worn
tor
Laaa
lhn
OOeJJ
WANTED
learn
Ihe
ilarhcr
Trade.
Paid
while
learning.
This
i
your;
BOARD.
MOI.I-ll
ItAIlHKH
CU.LHIR;COARI.
The
wants
men
and
women
to'
Second
Avenue
REPAIRINQ
opporlunily
to
learn
a
trade
jAXYTII
IXO
IX
CANVAS.
and
get
into
steady
employ-!
786.
I.
I.eClaire
mcnt.
Graduates
earn
from
10.00
In
950.00
per
wek.
Wrile
Tor
free
catalogue.
50
Hastings
E.
A'ancouver.
Inlander,
830
I'hone
137
Phone
Cow
Hay
LOOK
HERE
MR.
TRAPPER.
Here
i
where
you
Ret
the
big
price
for
your
furs.
He
me
first
and
lat
before
selling
else.
where.
I
like
you
In
make
maner.
W.
OOLDBLOOM,
"The
Traper's
Friend."
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
0i.
lionirht.
Sold
r
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINGS,
Auctioneer.
Fiiriiiiurr
end
rockery.
Tliirfl
Ave.
Phones
lilarfc
36
and
!(!
II
TAXI
Tail
r7
Phone.
(Call
Oeorgs
or
Gust)
Rots
Brother.
Prompt
Se.-Mce
and
Comfort
liar
or
Nichl
SUnd;
Botton
Orlll
Third
Avenue
MISCELLANEOUS.
i.
ANDERSON.
Rallmaker-SalU
and
Tarpaulins
made
m
order
and
repairM.
Third
Avenue,
opposite
Pioneer
Ijtumlry.
Phone
(iree-n
3V2.
P.
O.
Ilox
723.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
-
Eatt
"SCHEDULE
OF
BASKETBAU
January
II
Orollo.
I...I
llaf.
Adanaes;
S.O.
IH.
Kaiens,
Tear',.
High
Sehmd;
T
ttr&tll;
Ilegt
,
M
Katen;
Teacher.
s'ii
'
ti.
Adanae.
Te.i.
Seto4,
O"rollo;
."4.O.O.,
1
IM
Coll
iKh
Teacher.
Maple
It,
Teaebw.
February
I.
Kmen.
AtfJrrcs
lOroOo;
Teacliere,,-,S4n;
l.CrrMto,
VUh;
Aim;
S.o.(.
Colli.
M
K
a
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