PAQK
FOUR.
SPECIAL
until
Thursday
MEN'S
WORK
BOOTS.
Black
or
Brown,
plain
toe,
alt
sues.
Absolutely
solid
lealher.
Speial
Price
of
$495
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
Tickets,
Rales
anil
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cery
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
-Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hread
is
your
LpsI
food.
Kat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
the
leading
Krocors.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Av.
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
aud
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
THK
DAILY
NEWS.
Tuesday.
.Tnnuay
UL.)
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMaJ
the
scoring
was:
COONY.Ymit
...
Colts
C
Hills;
.
D.
Frizzell
(2),
2;
II.
Smith,
8;
J.
Kelly
'I).
10;
ft.
Ulylhe,
20;
M.
Ilu-
denicli
(I).
6.
Total
16.
Cirollo
O.
Anderson
(I),
6;
W.
ft
ray
m,
2;
V.
Wralhall,
9;
A.
Howard
(I),
2;
T.
Fraser
(3),
C.
Total.
25.
Ladles'
League
The
Ladies'
game
was
a
real
struggle
between
two
evenly
matched
teams
but
the
Maple
Iufs
were
fully
lesrving
of
Iheir
victory'
by
15
to
9.
Throughout
the
early
part
of
the
game,
the
play
was
loo
close
but
Ibe
checking
was
hard
and
fast.
In
the
second
half,
the
Maple
l.eafi
adopted
a
more
open
style
of
play
which
the
Adanacs
will
have
to
follow
to
be
successful.
It.
II.
Skinner
was
referee
The
scoring
was
as
follows:
Maple
l.eaf
-
Miss
Louie
Fisher
(I);
"Miss
A.
Stephens,
Miss
M.
firahnm,
(2);
Miss
M.
Harvey,
0;
Miss
L.
Friz.ell
(I),
y;
Miss
I).
Macdonald
(I
).
Total,
15.
,
Adanacs
Miss
Willa
Dyer
'2.
;
Mis
J.
Tremayne,
1;
Miss
A.
Kelly,
2;
Miss
Leona
Parker
'I),
fi;
Miss
V.
Shnckley.
.
Total
0.
Junior
League
-
The
llifh
School
won
the
Junior
League
match
from
the
Stars
by
28
to
12.
W.
Larnbif
refereed
and
the
line-ups
were
as
follows:
High
School
Voshi
Kalsit-yama;
Hob
Matheson
2;
Klvin
Johnson,
tl;
Clarence
Thompson,
2;
Henny
Wendle,
10.
Tidal
28.
Stars
Harry
Walker,
Eddie
Wallers,
10;
Darrell
Casey,
2;
Fred
Dingwall,
Ernie
Dingwall
and
Lawrence
Capstiok.
Total,
12.
League
standings
In
dale
fol.
low:
Senior
League
W.
L.
Is.
Sons
of
Canada
8
111
Coll
J
5
8
Teachers
1
7
2
'Two
point
k
deducted
by
Association
for
fielding
unregistered
player
In
league
game.
Intermediate
League
Colls
7
0
U
High
School
.)
3
0
Ornlto
2
5
2
Llks
...
,.-.
..
15
2
vHo
i
THACT
ftOHK?
Kaiens
I
Teachers
1
Junior
League
Colls
3
jlligh
School
...,..,
3
Stars
.-.
2
nine
Birds
0
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OO
IT
IN
TMIti
CCXJNiTWSf
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12
2
in
n
2
r.
2
t
c
1
o
2
t
o
Sport
Chat
jt
OVKKi
HE
tie
riMC
Jot
X
urcux-t
ep.7.
1
COUNTS
noohnveII
n-
Severt
Anderson,
tie
contractor
of
Hose.
Lake,
was
a
Hunts
Lake
visitor
on
Friday.
Topley
visitors
at
Burns-
Lake
on
Friday
wre
Ell
Slromhold,
Ova
Watson
and
S.
Marsh.
W.
E.
Williams
made
a
trin
II...
IUI
It
I
!
.
The
return
of
the
Callies
to
raneo
s
the
Senior
League
football
field
?KT
a'1
"J"?
'
this
year
will
be
gratifying
to
all
'
Lnd
un
M:
v"
:,,ui
"
''
soccer
fans
who
will
warmly
l.
welcome
once
nc.iin
lliia
ri.it
1
...-..
'
"mnX
n
,N
Ipioneer'leam
of
the
city.
Their
J.1"
'absence
h
'
nn
n...
.ti,
in
1923,
the
first
year
J"
niorning
.n
nfler,
h
visiting
.
f,
at
Frun-
c0'
,ali0
a
few
days.
icuo
t
i,
i
,
.
19
10,
was
much
felt.
In
fact,,
.
r....n...li
.i:.i...
.
i
;
iihmiiuii
uiiiii
i
srem
qmie
,.,
,,
..,uif
.
nnllirnl
in
lliw
man
a
I
mm
w
I
Mew
Hotel
at
I
rancnls
Lake,
..
in,,
..i
ii
ii
i
without
the
well
known
cry
on
La.
...
...
.,,ir
in
,.
c
...
the
field
:"Come
on
the
Callies
Many
times
have
the
Caledon
ians
distinguished
themselves
in
the
soccer
field
in
the
nasi
and
they
may
be
expected
with
renewed
energy
to
live
up
to
past
achievements.
The
St.
Andrew's
loam
back
on
the
field
in
1921.
4-
A
very
creditable
hockey
team
has
been
uncovered
al
Sinllliers
this
winter
but
it
has
been
given
no
opposition
so
far
because
there
Is
no
aggregation
for
it
to
play
with.
However,
Ihere
have
been
reports
going
the
rounds
thai
seevral
speedy
men
are
to
be
found
around
Telkwa
and
it
is
honed
that
an
inter-town
game
will
be
staged
in
the
near
future.
A
cantain
and
manasrer
is
to
be
chosen
at
Smilhers
this
week
and
then
arrangements
will
be
made
for
games.
Prince
(ieorge
also
has
a
good
9nappy
team
this
winter
and
there
Is
a
pnssibilily
that
they
may
meet
Hie
Smiihereens.
Hnr'ry
Oilmour,
who
is
match
ed
for
an
exhibition
bout
at
Chicago
with
Frankie
Ilussell,
has
the
distinction
of
having
been
the
featherweight,
light
weight
and
heavyweight
of
Canada
many
years
ago.
He
will
ho
70
years
of
age
next
March.
Ilussell,
whom
he
is
to
box.
is
a
good
135
pounder.
day
ami
attended
the
dance
in
lh''
evening.
A
party
of
Hose
Lake
visitors
were
in
attendance
al
tho
Burns
Lake
j
dance
on
Saturday
even
ing.
Included
mrni'iipi
in
in
the
iuo
party
pariy
were
were
c
sooie
,s
.
to
.
,
be
congralula
.
ed
on
Mr.
nJ
M
c
lift
ilAlprmmrilinn
In
rrnl
II.
a
,
'
.-
w
vra
kl
L
IIM,
l
I'
..Ml.
I
"
It
j--a
"lUlvl3i
Mrs.
r.lllis,
of
Danskin.
was
n
Suuday
vlsipr
at
Burns
Lake,
-
.-r
JL
Parro(t',.of
ColLeymounl,
Is
spending
the,
week
end
at
Burns
Lake,
'
Mrs,
Fay
S.
Short
and
baby,
Innes.
left
on
Thursday
for
Col-
leyimtunl,
wJiere
she
will
visit
inr
u
wrt-n
wnn
uer
parenis,
Mr.
ami
Mr.-.
Innes.
II.
S.
Parker,
of
Prior
Ilia-
perl,
was
registered
at
the
Omiiieca
llojel
over
I
he
week
end.
W.
D,
I.
likens
Is
closing
down
his
store
at
Pallinir
and
will
shortly
make
a
trip
to
Chicago.
TERRACE
NOTES
The
Terrace
-
Kilsumgnlluui
Parent
-
Teachers
Association
held
its
regular
monthly
meet
ing
in
Progress
Hall,
Thursday
nighl.
Arrangements
were
made
for
a
whist
drive
lo
raise
funds
WINTER
ECZEMA
CHaPSi
COLDS0RES
TEEN
wintry
weather
brines
a
host
x'
of
skin
troubles.
Cold-sores,
chapped
.hands,
unsightly
face-sores
and
blotches,
become
tourer
ol
discomfort
and
annoyance.
To
end
the
trouble
and
make
your
kin
clear,
healthy
and
flexible,
tire,
the
face,
artnt
and
handi,
a
nightly
dressing
with
putt
herbal
Zam-Buk,
Zam-Buk
Instantly
soothes
the
smarting
Irritation,
it
kills
disease
germs,
and
quickly
heals
all
soreness,
roughness
and
chafing
which,
neglected,
often
develops
into
eczema
or
other
chronic
skin
disease.
Use
also
Zam-Buk
Medicinal
Soap
and
enjoy
real
skin
health.
This
was
an
obstinate
case.
Mrs.
Henry
Amejr,
43.
LyaJI
Avenue,
Toronto,
says:
"Xly
daughter's
face
aad
Deck
were
a
man
of
ectrtna.
I
ler
doctor
prescribed
treatment
for
over
two
months,
but
lo
little
avail.
1
was
about
lo
call
in
a
tkia
speoialHl
when
I
heard
of
Zam-Buk
treatment
rescuing
oilier
sufferers
from
this
dread
disease.
So
I
got
a
box
of
Zam-Buk
and
a.tblet
of
Zam-Buk
Medicinal
Soap.
In
a
few
days
these
wrought
a
decided
improvement.
Day
by
day
the
sores
gradually
healed,
and
withia
a
month
my
daughter's
skin
was
thoroughly
cleared
of
tbt
temblt
disease."
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sens
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-UTis!
V
FCEUNcortE
f
VOTf'w
f
S
I
f
MH
Ffill
SALE.
"23'
Transfer
and
Taxi
ronst'ling
of
one
Dodge
enclosed
car
with
shock
ab-snrlwrs
and
U'red
chains,
two
Ford
deliveries
with
civered
iKidies,
Iwls,
etc.
Business
has
been
established
three
months
and
receipts
are
increasing
each
month.
Cars
are
in
good
condition.
$100
cash,
balance
lerm.
Apply
Northern
Exchange.
Mrs.
Boh
Jeall
made
lo
Hupert
last
week.
it:
am
rn
f
AtlH"i
AND
CACrVVCK
LCWE
JJEM
-
If
KOK
SALE.
TifiMilhy
hay
2S.M
per
ton.
Wild
hay.
$1(5.50
per
Ion.
Mixed
hay
118.00
per
ton
f.o.b.
Htilalt.
Apidy
Hulall
Mereaa-lile
Company,
llulall,
B.C.
EOlt
SALE
Sixteen
room
hoarding
house
ami
store,
furnished.
Apply
929
Ambrose
Fflll
SALE.
Large
healer,
In
gnd
rondflion.
Phone
fireen
13
FOR
RENT'
.
BALCONY
li
rent
in
Ladles'
Jleady-to-Wear
store.
Suitable
for
first
class
milliner.
Apply
J.
Bent,
'ITiirif
Avenue
Prince
Hiicrl,
B.C.
n
STEAM
Heated.
Flat
for"
renl
Besner
apartments.
M.
M
Stephens.
LOST
LOST.
Oold
Nuairel
Karria?
llewanl.
Finder
please
reltim
lo
Daily
News
Ortlee.
15
.OST.
Siring
of
cryslul
beads.
Fiuder
please
return
lo
Daily
News
OfIre.
for
lli"
purchiie
of
suilahle
honk
ases
for
the
ner
school
library.
.Mrs.
Sund.il
gave
n
rotiple
of
readings
ainl
.Mrs.
Norrlnsrlnn
insirumenlal
selections.
.Miss
E.
Hill
of
Prlnen
Huperl
was
Hit;
guest
of
Mr-
niul
Mrs.
.loe
Cook
during
(he
holidays.
a
trip
The
Cheerful
WIgglers.
a
girls'
club
umler
Mrs.
llrnnU'
leadership
enlerlained
the
Willing
Workers,
.Mrs.
Parsons'
class.
Archbishop
Du
Vernel
who
was
in
charge
or
tho
service
at
tho
Anglican
Church
Sunday
morning,
preached
In
a
large
and
appreciative
congregation.
Mrs.
Donaldson
or
Telkwa,
has
been
vislling
,nr
sister,
Mrs.
Harry
King.
She
was
accompanied
by
her
two
children.
Sim
Dobbio
of
Copper
Cily,
brought
his
team
down
l.tM
anil
will
Hiiend
Hi..
tn
wl
at
11...
'
I
HIT
wlnler
hauling
poles
for
Kill.,
Carrlgan.
A
number
or
I
lie
school
child,
reii
gave
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(iritlln
a
surprise
p;,ry
last
Monday
I
hey
f.ar
1,
w,r
r,.a,r,
,()
Piecr
or
Ibe
we.Mmg
rake
Ull,
had
11
very
pleasant
evening
a
Here
is
where
you
set
the
bis
nriees
for
votir
fura
He
mot
where.
I
like
yon
to
make
money.
W.
QOLDDLOOM.
'Hie
Tra
plier
s
From
Vancouvae
Kneml.
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
Good
Bought,
Sdd
or
Exr
hanged
H.
H.
HEmmiNGS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture,
and
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phone
Black
I3A
omt
lti.l
119
TAXI
Taxi
7
Phona.
(Call
George
or
Gust)
Rose
Brother.
Prompi
Sfmre
and
Comfort
Day
or
Night
Stand:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avanu
MISCELLANEOUS.
U.
ANDEHSON.
Sallmakr
S.lia
and
Tarpaulins
made
to
order
and
repaired.
Third
Avenue.!
nppnaile
Pioneer
Laundry.
Phone
lireen
392.
P.
O.
ling
723.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
Sundays
p.
m.
Wi'dnesdays
....t
p.m.
Fridays
a!m.
CP.n.
.lanuary
1
1
and
28.
To
Vancouver
Tuesdayr,.
Mall
closes
at
4
P.M.
rridays
h.IS
A.M.
Saturdays
C.P.H.
January
IH.
To
Anvox.
Alice
Arm.
'
r
Premier-
A.M
Wednesdays
in
p.M
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,!
Premier
Fridays
a.m.
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier
Sundays
7
From
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier-Tuesdays
A.M.
To
Alaska
Points-January
1
1
and
28.
LFrom
Alaska
Points
January
18.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
January
lo,
:t0.
Closes
0.30
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlott
dii.
January
M
and
?H
To
Naas
River
Points
and
Port
Simpson-
Thursdays
10
From
Naas
stiver
Points
Saturdays
nurtni
1
1
UK.
a
Tuesday.
Ja
8:17
11.111.
18.3
21:31
p.,,
ir,.!
,,nw
1
:5
a.m.
0.0
I
n.
:
f
1
p.ni.
h.I
Wednesday,
January
16
0:38
a.m.
18.0
22:33
p.m.
13.8
'mv
2:55
.,.
0.5
1:l8
p.m.
7.I
Thursday,
January
17
"''
1
0:2
1
.,.
(o.o
.
23:?3
p.m.
KT.l
'"w
3:5(1
a.m.
0.7
17:07
p.ui,
0.1
P.M.
rob.
Arm
P.M.
A.M.
ft.
ri.
n.
Ji
r
Aim
SONS
OF
CANADA
DEFEATED
COLTS
Intermediate
Colts
and
Maple
Leafs
Also
Winners
In
Basketball
Games
Tho
Fons
of
Canada
woro
easy
winners
of
last
eveninp's
Senior
IlasketbaU
game
by
a
seore
of
37
to
IS.
There
were
two
dis
tinct
periods
of
play
for
1he
Colls
easily
bad
the
best
of
it
In
the.
first
half.
The
Sons
came
back
in
the
second
period,
however,
and
complelely
domin
ated
the
same
and
were
fully
deserving
of
their
victory.
I-..
A.
Mann
refereed
and
the
scoring
was
as
follows:
Sons
of
Canada
II.
D.
Skin
ner
J3);
V.
Menzies,
2;
II.
Men-zie
(
I
),
10;
D.
Ralfour
(2),
II;
II.
Aslori,
1
1.
Total,
37.
Colt
K.
Smilli,
(3)
;
R.
Bart-
led
(,
l:
J.
Mitchell
(I).
4:
A.
A.
Kasson,
II;
V.
Mitchell,
2.
Total,
18.
Intermediate
League
The
Colls
won
the
Intermediate
game
from
the
ftrotto
by
a
score
of
16
to
2!
but
the
tobacconists
made
the
league
leaders
travel
in
the
first
half.
They
played
a
wonderfully
effective
combination
same
to
start
with
and
the
Colts
were
behind
at
half
time.
However,
the
latter
struck
their
real
stride
in
the
second
period
and
the
Orotto
were,
unable
to
stem
the
tide.
It.
II.
Skinner
was
referee
and
Ladles'
League
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