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January
55,
1021.
,
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THE
,
i)AlLY
NEWS-
'
FADE
FIVE
i
f.-.i
m
I
.11
CANADIANS
AT
BASKETBALL
THE
OLYMPIAD
Peps
LAST
NIGHT
i
u
i
Invalid
Cookery
Oio
Bf.Cutet
!
lha
eetlett
wy
to
take
nourilimenl
and
lh
eatieit
wy
to
make
nouriahment.
Orlictoui,
limglining
Let
I
tea,
and
other
nouritliing
dialiet
fur
invaliJi
and
convaletcentt
may
b
ptrpaied
al
a
mnmenl't
nolic.
And
Oio
Cubet
have
a
thouiand
end
on
general
cooling
utet
(or
all
th
liouitbold,
adding
vaneljr,-(laor
anJ
nourlthment
to
the
meelt
you
er
ui
Scraealtled
Igga
imMivd
tol
tu(
(Htm
oa
!.(,
ctrr
wincimee
img
inn
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ol
chlptl
Uie,
Itti
a
tihle
Uintr
lh
tit
mar
be
eited
la
I
lit
l
.
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OKO
CUBES
la
lUt
4.
10.
SO
U
100
Cut.
The
Pastime
Cigar
Store
Opp,
Empress
Hotel.
...
t
ignr.
Cigarette.
-
ami
Soft
Drinks
V
ve
n
plpajjnt
hack
(mio
m
ami
mala
1f
f
home.
W,
M.
Whiting,
Frep.
EPSON
COAL
w
(nil
now
JMipply
our
FAMOUS
COSON
COAL
In
nny
jjanlltj.
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Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone)
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HOME
FROM
HOME.
MQGHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
SL
Steam.
Heated
lint
and
.oiu
water
Hates
by
Day
or
.Month
P.O.
Box
75?
Phone
CSS.
.Big
World
Feature
Hockey
Matches
to
Commence
on
Monday
j
MEET
SLOVAKIA
FIRST
TOWtXTO.
.Inn.
25-
Canadian
Pica
.
-playing
romlilionM
will
In
ralhrr
strange,
(o
I
tin
Canadian
'Oranifc
Hookey
loam,
which
will
contest
the
(
Mympic
Amateur
Hookey
Championship,
nl
lu-
Klh
Olympiad,
in
Chamniii,
Franco,
liclwreri
Jan.
25
ami
Feb.
5,
In
the
opinion
of
V.
A
llewllt.
manager
of
(lie
loam
ami
jceretary
nf
Ihn
Ontario
Hockey
(Association,
who
I
accompanying
jibe
C.Hiullaii
team
lo
Franc.
Mr.
Ilewill
gave
his
advance
impression
of
the
Canadian's
propccls
in
llif
Slur
Weekly.
"The
game
will
lake-
place
In
Hie
mien
nir
on
naliiral
ice
in
i
lay
liirlit
in
I
hi'
riuruing
iiml
af-'nnnMin,".lr.
Ilewill
poinls
out.
'
Tin'
Canadian
ha
been
accus-lomod
to
playing
closed
rinks,
on
artificial
ico.
hy
olectri"
Huh),
in
ho
late
eoiiiig.
ll(iwfor,
moiio
of
the
conditions
i
expected
lo
Hamticai't
Iho
Canadian,
though
hOIHO
Of
I
III'
fillOfftO
of
In
gume
will
ho
lost
hy
Hie
absence
of
Iho
Hoards
aroiiml
Dip
rink.
The
large
ice
should
give
great
opportunity
for
fu-l
skating
ami
clever
-tick
handling
with
lilllr
chance
or
any
heavy
lo.y
ork.
Last
Olympiad
"I'lio
playing
rules
will
ho
iho
(Inlurio
liot'boy
.iH'ialion
'-odoj
wlitrh
woro
mloptoil
hy
Iho
In-'
jtortiallonal
LoastM'
nl
Antwi'ip'
.four
xotiro
auii,
aflor
Iho
Falcoiml
of
WimiipoK.
worthily
ropro.oni
.
i
mn
roonlry,
hail
won
tho,
;f:rl
worhl'i
'
hookoy
rhamjiioii-
j
nip
fur
I'.anmla.
Tho
wrior
hail:
'In
privilejio
of
arcontpaii)
mil
'
I
In-
I'uliailiao
loam
lo
Anlworp;
on
liuit'ort'iiMoti,
ami
In
riH-alljng
thai
itic.
it
it.
noloil
thai
ecn
JnalioiK
rumioi,
that
ooiu
man
horkoy
wn
playnl,
ami
that
1
1
tn-
nrtifioial
ico
rink
wait
much
iti
,inall
lo
show
Ihn
hoot
of-
Inrifc
ol
tho
playorx.
'Iho
knock-I'.ui
or
oliiniiHiioii
)li-iii
pro
;ile.l
mill
Iho
fpuluro
vramo
wa
thai
in
which
tUinaila
ilofoao
Hip-I
ni'otl
Slalo
iyvf.li
i
Who
jiH'oml
rniiiiil
anil
llolvian
hockov
nlliuial
look
up
Iho
tialllo
jory
of
tho
I'anailiati.
"f'onu
i;
linaila
ami
ninilo
Iho
Imihlinit
,riu
Willi
ilioir
fthouU."
"
Nine
Compete
i
Tin
yoar
Ihoro
will
ho,
-alion
roiiTpoiiiiK
at
t'.hauvmix
in
Iwn
uroupt.
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Snlla
from
Prince
Rupert
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Points
Friday,
10.00
a.m.
For
STEWART
and
ANYOX
.
Wednesday,
11.00
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
Jan.
2,
10,
30J
Feb.
13,
27
March
12,
26
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
t.
rrlnr.
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ft.4
pw.
for
TRUCK
OEOHOK.
EIM'i.TON.
MtEO,
til
polnlt
Ciilrrn
Ctntda.
Lollt
9ltl.
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ALL
OCiaN
BTaIMIP
tINtS.
eit
Tltkat
Office,
SZS
Tlllrt
-
'Wlett
f,"
wi.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Servicet
S
ail
ings
from
Prince
Rupert
8.S.
PRINCESS
MAHT.
Tor
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
January
18
February
1,
15,
20.
For
Ketchikan,
Wranaell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
January
14,
28
February
11,
25.
8
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For
Vancouver,
'etc.,
Sailing
for
January
26
It
cancelled.
Agency
for
all
Steamhr
Llnee.
Full
information'
from
W.
a
ORCHARD,
General
Afln
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
sminn
Kroio
rrmr.
m.i-...
.
l
aant.n
atf,
TuiHtf
-mu
M
..I
u.l.i
.i..
i
Itltne.
nrf.
a
aundtj
u
no
r.m.
'it
nniVK,
ALIOS
MHRI,
niW"'l
"
L
W
a
M
or.
rOUTi
WMTSON
ane
Nett
le
Ctanw
In,
frWty
9M.
rwr
innvvvn.!
fiuivnia,
umn
a.iua.
Maaa
a
..
.....
..a
Btaane.n
Bev,
Selura.f
n.a.
prtnre
Hubert.
B.C
iherc;al
breatheab1e1aTret,7nrt
t)ie
ihroatj
cKeiT,
and
lungt
cojdV
reiitting.
'When
a
natty
cold
or
coughing
bout
loretellt
the
revival
of
your
old
bronchial
trouble,
the
beit
thing
to
do
is
totik
Pep
at
once
to
itrencthen
and
thirteen
IITECT
the
chett.
When
t
Pept
tablet
is
taken
from
it
pre.erving
iilver
wrapper
end
allowed
to
diatolve
jn
the
mouth,
it
giret
off
powerful
medicinal
and
sermicidal
fumei
that
i.-naaedutIy
circulate
with
the
breath
through,
all
the
air
patir.gra,
and
deatrcy
"any.
germs
that
have
got
into
'
iSflaflK.
mm
i
Chest
nottrilt
and
throat.
At
the
same
time
the
tore,
inflamed
membrane1
it
toothed,
healed,
and
protected1,
phlegm
it
released
from
the
bron-chi&U,
breath!.-!'
ii
made
easy,
and
that
d.'ttrettin;'.
cough
and
throat
toreneit.
dit&ppcar.
By
thit
direct
'treatment
Peps
keep
trouble,
oil
ihe
and
lungt,
and
the
wont
weather
can
be
faced
without
fear
of
evil
contequencet.
It
it
the
tafett
plan
jto'alwayt
have
a
few
Pept
handy
to
arreit
a
cold,
and
prevent
it
reaching
the
lungt'
or
atarting
bronchitit
and
chett
weaknett.
20
nunufr
oai
h,
with
a
rest
of
ion
miiiu'o
pet
ww
n
perloiM
I'hore
will
ho
no
dvorlnnr.
FjicIi
loam
will
in-
nllowo.l
In
play
in
ono
mali'li
milv
nine
men.
xi
tina.la
i
in
one
rppuJir).
n,,.pe
M1kifHilox,
ono
of
iirnmp
Willi
Swilrorlap.l,
wclon
...i.,.,.,
u
uoalkoooor
lan.l
:ocho-Slonkla.
anl
fhe
,
ndinnp
,it,P
p,me
nt
An.
moot
ritoi
lio-Slovakia
Momlay
WprI,
fn
,Jft
jlr
Heim
say.
ilii
Iho
olhor
primp
nro
Hroal
ny
a
f,r,
5,ffainsi
nla.n.
I
ranco.
,uina.
i
nuoi
,h(,
:a
nit.Han
Fnlron
in
.llio
lour-
isiuio
ami
Hoiuium.
Mx-man
l,aII,eIlt
wa,
,a,e
hy
Swo.lou
in
lii-'-koy
will
lo
playnl.
FjicIi
fjinj
poro
heinsr
n..il
li
will
lo
or
Hirer-
poriom
oi
i-i
la
irt
in
i
i.
iiv
i,P
XVav
Ihoro
wore
in
Iho
Canadian
party
1
1iut
year
ami
that
wns
their
lucky
number.
II
may
he
only
'l
oinclilonee
hut
there
wore
exactly
i
hi
it
eon
in
the
parly
Unit
left
To
ronloti
lal
Momlay
for
St.
John
ami
I
he
offielal
entry
for
hockey
,
fenl
mil
hy
the
French
(Myinptr
oomiuilloo
all
hlnzonoil
the
figure
thirteen,
in
coiifpieiioui
finuref
:
Dial
the
number
of
Hie
I
even
I.
MENS'
WHIST
Elks,
Moose
and
Sons
of
England
Won
Games
Last
Evening
ItO'tills
of
irames
in
the
Men's
Section
of
Die
b'ralernnl
Wliisl
l.oapiio
lafl
nlghf
were
as
fol
low.:
I'.lks.
A,
Knizhlf
of
Col
tun
-
hil.
I.
.MoofO
5.
SI.
Ainlrew'
I.
Snn
of
F.nplanil
5,
Oihlfel
lows
I.
The
frame
between
the
Oreal
War
Yeleranv
.fociallon
ami
I
he
Sons
of
Canada
was
po.l
poiied.
I.enpne
flamlinp
lo'
dale:
.Moose
R
TirRiiV
m.r.llVaW
WVI..
Plf
Sons
of
Knsland....
8
n
Hlks
7
,3
K.
of
1'
5
R
Odiirellows
A
(1.
V.
V.
A
SI.
Andrew's
I
7
S.
nf
C
3
fi
K.
of
C
3
8
rofKT.I4kfc)Rii
CATARRH
el
the
BLADDER
SakSMMfci
VmrU
Cnaute
l.iti
name
(
Leading
Teams
Won
Their
Qames
and
Standings
are
Same
as
Before
Sons
of
Canada
SB,
Coll
2ft.
High
School
10,
flrollo
31.
Adanncw
2(5,
'reaeher
Ifi.
Klars
22,
Illun
Ilinl
li.
'Hiere
was.
HI
lie
fpectaciilar
nr
alarling
in
lafl
ntaht'H
has-kelball
Ramex.
The
winning
leamH
wore
aceordinK'
lo
fland-insr
and
no
dope
wn
upe.
The
landing
remain
liefore.
The
line-ups
and
scoring
In
Ihe
various
marches
were
as
foil
lows:
Senior
League
Sons
of
Canada
It.
II.
Skinner
(I);
V.
.MenzloM,
5;
II.
Menxies
(),
3;
H.
Aslnri
i,
7;
I.
Halfour
(2),
20;
I),
firaham
(I)
n.
Ilylhe
'(I),
Tolal
30.
Colls
K.
Smith,
ft;
II.
Harlletl
'2);
O.
Milehell
)f
;
Milchell
tl),,
"J
A.
A.
Kasww
1
1.
12.
Tolal
2.
F
A.
Mann
was
referee.
Intermediate
League
High
School
A.
Milchell
(2),
;
l,
Mnlhooh
D;
ii.
Itulger
(3);
l.
niirvich
(2),
10;
K.
McLean,
Ift;
A.
Phillips,
0.
Tolal
Ift.
find
to
V
firay
(I;,
2;
A
Howanl
(2;,
8;
fi.
Anderfon
1
1),
T.
1'rasor
(?),
I;
W.
W'ralh-
ill
1
.
Ii:
I,.
Anderson
(I
.,
I.
Tolal
31.
It.
II.
Skinner
reforeed.
Ladles'
League
Adanacs
MIsA
1.
Tremayne,
2;
Mi
W.
Dyer
(2:
Mif
A.
Kelly.
;
Mi
V.
Slioekley
(I),
Mifn
I
Parker
I;,
18.
total
2ft.
Touehers
Miss
C.
Milchell
I
.
Ill;
Mi
M.
l.iu.Nay,
2;
Miss
C.
Ilaney,
2;
Miss
X.
Pryce.
1.2;
Mis
II.
II
ihhard.
Tolal,
Ift.
It.
It.
Skinnor
was
ndoree.
Junior
League
Stars
II.
Walker,
2;
I'..
Wal
ters.
2;
K.
Dingwell,
15;
I..
Cnp-
sllck.
I;
F.
hiiigwall,
2.
Tolal
lilue
IHrds
T.
KeUoy.
J;
V.
Macdonald,
3;;fi.
Aiorick.
J.
XeUon.
2;
I.
Stnlker.
P.
Hood.
Total,
11.
League
slamlfngs
'
follow:
Senior
League
V.
I..
Pis.
sons
or
tiinaiia'
in
I
ikw
lolls
5
6
10
I'earher;?
I
0
2
'Two
points
Mediicled
hy
As
sncialion
for
fielding
unregis
lered
player
in
league
game.
Intermediate
League
Colts
8
0
10
High
School
3
firollo
2
Klks
I
a
Ladles'
League
Manle
Leafs
7
Adanacs
ft
ronchers
2
Kaiens
I
Junior
League
Colls
5
High
School
I
Slurs
.T
lllue
llirds
ft
I
10
I
it
12
10
ft
ft
ft
Sport
Chat
i
Afler
having
had
their
ardor
somewhat
dampened
following
a
severe,
driihliini?
at
the
hands
nf
Iho
Prince
Ittipert
Itilliard
Parlor
last
week,
Iho
firollo
will
attempt
to
stage
a
comeback
in
the
Prince
llupert
City
Milliard
League
tournament
Jonight
with
the
Sons
of
Knglnud
who
them
selves
gol
away
to
a
good
slnrt
llirough
Iheir
defeat
of
the
F.Iks
II
will
be
(he
second
appearance
for
both
loams,
the
Sons
need
ing
everylhini
I
hey
can
get
lii
find
n
place
nearer
the
leading
War
Veterans
and
Iho
firollo
needing
everything
Id
gel
out
of
lite
cellar.
The
lentils
will
line
up
ns
follows;
It.
II.
Shoekley
(Sons
of
Eng
land)
vs.
fieorge
aiigh
(firol
lo.)
Percy
Tinker
V'sTDon
Hrown.
.1.
Howe
vs.
Jack
Stiden.
Ir.
West
vs.
.1.
Nelson.
It.
Howe
vs.
Itert
Morgan.
The
Alice
Ann
hockey
team
Is
lo
be
given
some1
eompelilion
in
Ihn
near
future,
by.a
visilinsr
ng
gn'galion
from
Stewari
It
is
x
peeled,
V.
J.
Crawford,
a
form
or
resident
of
Alice
Ann,
Is
en
deavoring
ti
orghnlie
n
team
ut
Slewarl
In
lnke
nrmind
Point
llamsden
to
thwVrm.
Slewarl
Is
known
lo
contain
a
number
of
good
hockey
plnyers
and
a
like
ly
learn
it
is
hoped
may
"lie
MILLIONS
and
Movies
THROUGH
the
medium
of
slender
strips
of
celluloid
an
actor
appears
simultaneously
on
thouands
of
screens
in
as
many
different
towns.
On
the
same
evening,
he
entertains
great
armies
of
film
fans
who
eagerly
pay
their
money
to
see
his
performance.
So
the
movie
star
commands
a
king's
ransom
for
a
salary,
and
a
fortune
is
spent
profitably,
to
provide
a
proper
background
for
his
art.
The
movie
multiplies
personality
and
earning
power.
Advertising
does
the
same
thing
for
a
merchant
or
manufacturer.
In
a
single
day
it
takes
his
message
into
thousands
of
homes
to
tell
folks
why
they
should
have
his
goods
and
how
to
get
them.
Advertising
endows
him
with
a
thousand
voices
with
which
to
tell
his
story.
But
the
value
of
advertising
is
by
no
means
confined
to
the
advertiser.
It
has
a
very
definite
value
to
you.
A
glance
through
this
paper
enables
you
to
sift
out
the
things
that
interest
you.
Sitting
in
your
easy
chair
you
can
compare
values
and
prices,
in
a
moment
you
can
tell
exactly
where
to
go
for
what
you
want
and
how
much
to
pay.
Figure
how
much
useless
walking
and
talking
and
how
much
actual
money
you
can
save
by
spending
a
few
moments
daily
with
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vincible
Alice
Arm
aggregation.)
X
tournament
with
.nyox
also!
taking
part
is
suggested
for
the;
occasion.
The
hockey
season
opened
last
week
nl
Alice
Arm.
Two
games
played
proved
that
the
veterans
nf
lat
year
had
lost
none
of
their
old
speed
and
skill
and
it
also
brought
out
the
encouraging
fact
that
some
of
the
new
arrivals
were
no
mean
stick
handlers,
Charlie
Drcnpan
especially
flllin?
his
position
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between
the
Hears
and
Wild
Cats
won
hy
the
latter,
5
to
3.
The
teams
were:
Wild
Cats
Wick-1
wire.
Hrennan,
Hva,
Hint
anil
Roberts;
Hears
Hruggy,
Anderson,
Winnerslrom,
Young
and
Ynrke.
The
second
gante
was.
between
the
Hears
and
Cougars,
resulting
in
victory
for
the
Hears
by
6
to
5.
The
teams!
wore:
Hears
iiruggy,
.vnuerson,
,
Yorke,
Winnerslrnni
nnd
Fiva.
Cougars
HIack.
Wilson.
Hutler.
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W.
Falconer
and
Smith.
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
A.
Findlay,
arrived
at
S.-lo'this
morning
from
ancouver
ami
wayports
and
sailed"
al
v.Jo
for
Xaas
Hlver
points.
The
ves-
e
will
be
in
port
again
tomor
row
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mustered
to
meet
with
the
in
month,
TELKWA
COAL
$11.00
BULK
ON
WHARF
NEW
LAMP
BURNS
94a
AIR
Beats
Etectrio
or
Gas
A
new
oil
lamp
that
gives
an
nmaiingly
brilliant,
soft,
while
light,
even
better
than
gas
or
elect
ricity,
hns
been
tested
by
Iho
U.S.
Oovernment
ami
35
leading
universities
and
found
to
be
su
perior
lo
10
ordinary
nil
lamps.
It
burns
without
odor,
smoke
or
noise
no
pumping
up,
is
simple,
clean,
snfe.
Htirps
9
air
and
O't
common
kerosene
(coal
oil).
Tlie
inventor,
fi,
A.
Johnson,
505
McDermol
Ave.,
Winnipeg,
Is
offering
to
send
a
lamp
on
10
days'
FHF.K
trial,
or
even
to
uive
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localily
who
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him
Introduce
It.
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him
today
for
full
particulars,
Also
ask
him
to
etnialn
how
ynti
ran
gel
the
agency,
and
without
experience
or
money
make.
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to
!5n0
per
$12.50
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