i
t.
:ii
f
Tiiurvriav,
,v
p.r,r.
four
TITS
D.f
.T
N!AV3
"v'r.,.tLI
LISTS'
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
avj,
We
Are
Offering
A
SPECIAL
For
Monday
and
Tuesday.
Six
Smart
and
Ip-ln-Hale
Dresses
RaninR
i"
price
from
$20
lo
25
for
$15.00
Sizes
31
and
30.
"Demers"
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
SERVICE
NOT
SERVITUDE
Has
il.
ever
occurred
to
you
thai,
the
niulliludc
of
"Household
Helps"
offered
for
sale
are
of
themselves
lifeless
and
incapable
of
service
unless
controlled
and
direcled
by
the
already
overburdened
housewife.
Laundry
service
alone
is
alive,
vital,
imposing
no
new
obligations,
and
asking
nothing
but
your
friendly
disposition,
lo
change
servitude
into
service.
May
we
call?
Phone
8
PHONE
6
Kfcyty
BOX392
PRINCtr-r'noPERT
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
6Qc
Per
Sack
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
680.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
JUST
ARRIVED
Children's,
Growing
Girls'
and
Misses'
SHOES
At
Lowest
I'rices
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerton
Blook,
PRIKCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
U
8.
Phone
888.
Open
Evenlngi
Only
fmr
Special
Appointment.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Oistributing.
Tem
or
Motor
aervlce.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Movlno.
MRS.
SPENCER
IS
NEW
PRESIDENT
Heads
Parent
Teachers'
Associa
tion
this
Year
with
Mrs.
Pyle
Vice-President
The
annual
meeting
of
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
I'arenl
'I'eaehers'
Association
held
lasl
evening
at
Hie
Hoolh
School
elected
ollicers
as
follows:
President,
.Mrs.
T.
M.
Spencer.
Isl
Vice-,
resident,
.Mrs.
I'.
(I.
I'yle.
2nd
Vice-president,
I).
A.
(Jan-,
dow.
Iti'Ciiiding
Secretary,
.M.
II.
O'Neill.
Treasurer,
.Mrs.
W.
I).
Ohrist-iusnn.
Press
correspondent,
.Mis
Xorn
llivel.
Mrs.
II.
IL
Arnoll,
Ihe
retiring
president,
presented
her
report
for
the
p;isl
year
showing
much
looi
work
ilone.
Ihe
fllianeiul
secretary,
Mrs.
'I'.
M,
Spencer
reported
over
thirty
dollars
in
the
Ireasury.
Mrs.
K.
V.
Tucker,
convener
of
the
ineiuhership
couiiiiillee
said
there
were
115
paid
un'iidiers.
Arrangements
were
made
for
the
ullilialioTi
with
the
provincial
organi.alion.
Voles
of
thanks
o
Ihe
reliring
ollicers
and
addresses
:hy
.l.-ij.
Ilrady
and
I).
S.
Cameron
con
cluded
Mm
!liusiih'ss..
which
was
followed
iy
the
serving
of
refreshments.
There
was
a
good
allendance.
WKIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
BY
ROYAL
PURPLE
AND
ELKS
A
successful
whist
drive
ami
lanre
was
held
lasl
night
by
(he
Klks
ami
Ladies
of
the
Royal
Purple
in
the
Klks'
Home.
The
affair
was
in
charge
of
L.
Mur
ray
fuller,
representing
the
Klks,
and
Mrs.
Harry
Atkins
for
Ihe
lloyal-
Purple.
Mr.
Fuller
wat
master
of
ceremonies
and
Dave
Willon
presided
at
Ihe
door.
From
25
tallies
of
whist,
winners
were
as
follows:
Ladies'
first.
Mrs.
A.
Astoria;
ladies'
consolation.
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox;
nie.-'s.
II.
II.
lleiiiuiiugs
on
cul
willi
A.
Dyhhavn;
men's
consola-
llion,
W.
I.
Vance.
Itefresh-
J
mriit
s
were
served
ami
dancing
followed,
music
'heing
furnlstied
jtiy
4he
Wesllmline
orchestra.
FISHERMEN
COMING
BACK
IN
READINESS
FOR
OPEN
SEASON
With
IUe
re-opening
of
hali
hul
fishing
only,
a
frvweeks
iis-
Hanl
now
after
Ihe
Tirce-montli
elose
season.
'
local
fishermen
who
.have
been
away
visiling
various
parts
of
the
country,
at"
lieginning
lo
return,
A
number
')i
iiieni
were
incturicii
among
Ihe
arrivals
from
Ihe
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
Hupert.
yes
lerday
aflernooii.
The
halihul
season
will
star!
on
February
15
ami,
in
Hie
meantime,
there
is
good
deal
of
work
to
be
done
oti
boals
gellinii
Ihem
ready
for
resumption
of
operations.
.FIRST
VALVE
ARRIVES
The
first
of
t
tie
valves
made
by
Ihe
H.C.
Valve
Co.
has
ar
rived
in
Hie
cily
and
Is
being
shown
by
Robert
McCarthy,
Iheir
local
agent.
He
Is
showing
the
parlleluar
features
which
make
it
beller
than
others
and
il
will
lifl
shown
in
the
"window
of
(ho
Prince
Rupert
Moral
shop,
The
company
expects
lo
be
manufacturing
early
next
month
ROVINCE
REPORT
JAIL
FOR
OPERATING
RADIO
WITHOUT
SECURING
LICENSE
IIAUTFOIll),
Conn.,
.Ian.
22.
According
lo
ipformalioii
received
liy
Ihe
American
Itadio
Itelay
League
from
a
correspondent
in
(J.echo-Slovakia,
a
radio
Tan
in
thai
country
was
recently
sent
lo
prison
for
six
weeks
hecaiisi-j
lie
Imill
a
radio
receiving
set
and
occasionally
sold
parts
without
n
license.
The
accused
filed
an
appeal
hul
the
court
would
not
change
ls
judgment
on
the
sen
tence.
!
LIQUOR
RUNNER
IS
OFF
WITH
HER
CARGO
Speedway
Carrying
20,000
Cleared
fop
Mexican
Port
VfC.TOHIA,
-Ian.
22.
Activity
in
Die
liquor
export
business
out
of
Victoria
has
once
again
been
revived.
For
a
time
il
looked
as
if
liiiuor
operations
oiif
of
litis
port
uiighl
come
to
a
slop
for
some
months,
willi
Ihe
Quadra
lying
under
Federal
surveillance
at
San
Francisco
and
I
lie
Prince
Albert
lying
idle
here,
being
libelled
for
over
$180,000
by
lliiv
Commercial
Pacific
(Jab)e
Hoard.
A
new
rum-runner,
however,
has
sprung
into
the
limelight.
This
is
Ihe
auxiliary
sailing
ship
Speedway,
which
loaded
some
20,000
.cases
of
liquor,
ostensibly
for
Mexico
and
southern
ports.
i
ne
peeuvay
was
roriueriy
an
American
ship
and
came
up
her
iboul
Ihe
middle
of
last
October.
She
was
Med
up
al
Vancouver
for
some
tim,
before
beiusr
offered
for
sale.
II
was
then
understood
Dial
she
was
o
be
'sed
fnr
liior
.Ira'lie.
I'he
failure
lo
make
'a
sale
was
due,
il
was
alleged,
lo
Ihe
fact
(hat
she
was
f
American
registry.
As
such
ie
could
be
taken
anywhere
on
Ihe
high
seas'
by
American
patrol
hiis
if
she
had
contraband
on.
Under
American
law
she
could
not
be
transferred
lo
foreign
regislry
if
sold
in
Ihe
ordinary
haunrls
of'lrade.
Shorlly
afterwards
she
was
scizcil
for
ilebl
and
sold
hv
Ihe
heriff
lo
Vancouver
inleresls.
I'hise
forced
sale
pn'inilled
the
new
owner
regislering
her
as
he
lesired.
She
Is
now
llrilish.
WASTRUE
VERSION
The
Province
reporl
of
what
Premier
Oliver
said
at
Ihe
meet
ing
of
the
Vancouver
Liberal
ssocialion
recently
in
regard
lo
Ihe
opening
of
Ihe
Peace
l(ier
is
is
follows:
'Mr.
Stevens,"
he
concluded.
WALKED
THE
FLOOR
FOR
HOURS
NERVES
WERE
SO
BAD
Whwvfr
llifrfl
re
pMipIn
wlio
iiro
trcmlili'tl
wltli
tlrninrcil
nerve
they
will
tlml
In
Mltliurn'a
IIMrl
mul
.Nerve
TIM
a
lefiii'dy
lh.it
will
restore
ihe
eqnllllirlunt
(if
tliew
(lennirect
rpnirrn
and
hrluir
liaeK
Ihe
Mmtleri'il
iiervnu
tyrtom
to
n
periert
rdiiillllnn.
Mm.
W.
V.
AriHIioime,
Woddroin,
Out
write:
-
"ttet
liavlnr
A
everp
alliirk
or
linmi-hltls
I
wn
len
In
very
weak,
run-(lnwn
iiiiiillilnn;
my
nerve
were,
all
hrnkeii
up;
fiiiil.l
ihiI
fli'ip
at
nlirhl,
and
uniild
Imve
to
el
nil
t
(if
lied
and
walk
II
flortr
t(it
hhiifa,
V
"Uter
hlnp
t
Vn
of
HEART
AND
NERVE
PILLS
I
hean
10
fee(
inurh
tirller,
nnd
after
lullnr
a
few
lnrtf
txnen
I
ennld
enjoy
nij-
rest
in
well
a
I
rer
did.
I
iayii
reefumriend
0em
to
all
my
frlenrti,"
For
Mile
at
all
ikilfurlnts
and
dealer;
put
up
only
liy
The
T.
Mlllmm
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
accuses
joe
of
P.
IL
It.
d.
W.
V.
drollo
.
The
are.
In
second
I
ween
P.
A.
f
,i
'i
mttl
tpmiiwma
dames
Til.
...
5
5010
...
5
5811
...
('.
0(70
opposing
the
llrulei
Lake
roule.
As
lo
I
hiss.
I
wish
lo
tell
you
thai
a
ar
ago,
engineers
of
the
Canadian
-a-lional
favored
that
roule,
hut
Ihey
have
changed
their
minds.
Sir
lleiirv
Thornloii
told
me
so
only
last.
week.
I
think
I
li.it
justifies
my
position
lasl
year
when
I
asked
that
hefore
a
de
I'ision
was
reached,
more
data
on
the
subject
he
first
olilaiued."
ALDER
1ADE
GOOD
RUN
OAK
BAY
MUNICIPALITY
Newspapers
from
I
lie
south
show
that
W.
J.
Alder,
formerly
of
this
eily,
who
was
contesting
Hie
reevesliip
of
Oak
Hay
against
Herbert
Anscomb,
polled
a
large
vole
and
came
dangerously
close
lo
being
elected.
The
uiajorily
Cases1
of
lii
opponent
was
only
Hi.
A.
Lockley
was
beaten
in
Ks-liiimall
by
18,
GREAT
WAR
VETERANS
AND
GROTTO
PLAYED
CLOSE
AT
BILLIARDS
The
drear
"War
Velerans
won
lasl
night's
first
division
billiard
tournament
over
the
drollo
by
an
aggregate
score
of
1185
lo
l.'t2.
Tiie
tobacconists
gave
llleir
opponents
'a
good
run
arid,'
though
defeated
on
Ihe
.lolal.
won
three
of
the
five
games.
Individual
scores
were
as
follows
:
Col.
S.
.P."
Mc.Mordie
War
Velerans)
i'.r0;
I
ton
(drollo)
200.,
Sgl.
.lebson,
250;
Waugh,
182.
Dr.
Wesl227;
K.
Pearce,
250
Fred
I'yle,
2.'I8;
Hcrl
Morgan,
250.
Percy
Tinker,
220;
W.
Slewarl,
250.
The
high
break
of
Ihe
evening
was
maile
hv
rgl.
.leiison.
lie
completed
bis
game
with
a
run
of
il
which
he
extended
into
82
over
and
above.
League
standing
lo
dale
lows:
(drea'
IllOWII
deorge
fol-
Ave.
I
188
I
108
1078
Whether
or
not
Ihe
spectacu
lar
slump
Hint
Ihe
dreal
War
Veterans
have
suffered
recently
Will
be
continued
when
that
learn
meets
t
li
o
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
in
Ihe
second
divis
ion
billiard
league'
coolest
In.
Iiighl
will
tie
a
piiiul
of
interest
I
he
men
from
Seal
Cove
are
ralher
deep
in
Ihe
cellar
now
bill,
al
Ihe
rate
Ihe
Vets
have
been
going
of
lale,
Ihey
are
apt
lo
have
competition
for
llial
par
lictilar
place.
The
whole
second
division
situation
is
attracting
a
gooil
deal
of
inleresl
Just
now
in
view
of
the
fact
Mint
three
reams
Hilliard,
Parlor,
SI.
Andrew's
and
dr'olliv
are
.disputing
leadership
honors.
The
clean
sweep
of
the
PI.
Andrew's
on
Tuesday
put
limn
only
a
few
points
behind
Hie
Hilliard
Parlor
while
Ihe
drollo
are
not
so
very
far
behiild
the
Scots.
following
billiard
games
be
played'
tonight'
In
Iho
division
tournament
1
the
dreal.
War
Velrraus
and
Canadian
l'ish
A,
Cold
Stor
age
Co.
Dr.
West
vs.
.
J.
.Mny,
II.
F.
Wenrrnnulh
vs.
W.
Parr
f.
Fcnelori
vs.
A.
Half.
S.
L.
Warrior
vs.
.1.
Hulger.
.1.
Fleming
vs.
W.
Harlon.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
t0-
TOO
OAvCK
I
JOVC
bNt
qn-
colln-
FOR.
TrtObE.
TICKET'S
riCKETi
FOfe
The?
THfTM
OPTO
DOGMS
WELL
THEx
Re.lri
TfTI
l
Yni
1
TtlVf
t
VOOR
HOUbE
DUMBER
THMS
nr
:
p
THE
TICKETS
,
,
BOY
I
c
J-
EAuL
CALL
TONIGHT
TONIGHT
ax
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LOOK
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liiii.il
mtii.
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BILLIARD
AVERAGES
First
Division
(ianuy.
III.
Col.
Mc.Mordie
V.
.
5
1250
Set.
.
ebsoii.
V
.
...
5
12511
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Hillmaii
((i.)
...
1
250
W.
.).
Nelson
(d.)
..
2
485
W.
Slewan
t
(d.)
.
.
1
250
F.
Stephens
(H.P.)
.
5
1217
Av.
250
250
25(1
2(3
250
213
A.
A.
F.asson
(H.P.)
5
1212
2(2
II.
.lelich
(H.P.!
...
5
!I5
23!l
d.
Mcllmovle
(H.P.)
5
1
101
23!l
Mex.
Volume
(V.)
.
2
102
23t
Dr.
West
(V.)
1
227
227
d.
p.
Tinker
(V.)
.
.
I
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225
C.
HalaKiio
(
H.P.)
.
5
1
122
22
1
11.
Pearce
Mi.)
1332
222
F.
Pyle
(V.i
fi
1IID8
220
J.
Wwlsh
(V
3
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218
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('.'
....
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1
207
211
II.
d.
d.
Morgan
(d.;
...
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Hlylbe
(d.)
....
2
(II
200
Waugh
(d.i
'h
121!)
203
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Division
J.
Henley
(0)
..
A.
Donald,:
(H.P.)
..
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.
.
I.
Ilillman
(d.)
...
I.
Weir
(O.)
D.
Howe
(H.P.)
....
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ilrown
(S.A.i
..
W.
.1.
Nelson
(d.)
.
W.
Slewart
(d.)
..
Habe
Forin
(H.P.
.
.1.
Andrew's
(S.A.i
,
.
d.
Hlythe
(d.)
S.
Suga
(d.)
Dr.
West
(V.
M.
Andrews
(S.A.i
.
F.
Aldridge
(H.P.)
.
M.
MacLachlan(S.A.
J.
Allan
(S.A.
S.
Macdonalil
(S.A.
C.
L.
Youngman
(V.
i
d.
Mallet
(H.P.)
..
,T.
May
(C.S.)
W.
Murray
(P..i
..
D.
McAuley
(C.)
..
J.
Maclean
(C.)
.
.
.
d.
P.
Tinker
(V.)
.
.
W.
Milchell
(H.P.)
.
D.
McLean
(C.)
...
M.
Lamb
(C.)
....
d.
Kelsey
(C.S.)
..
L
Hulger
(C.S.)
...
1'..
1'euelon
(V.)
...
S.
Darlon
(C.S.I
.
.
.
It.
Wearmonlh
(V.)
II.
Parr
(C.S.)
S.
L.
Warrior
(V.)
.
.1.
Fleming
(V.)
...
W.
Willisernn
(C.)
M.
Stephens
(d.)
,
A.
Hales
(C.S.)
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McDougall
(d.)
,
W.
Anderson
(G.)
W.
IL
Jarman
(0.)
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150
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735
588
203
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MRS.
HAMILTON,
experienced
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Federal
block.
Dressmaking,
alterations,
suit
and
coals.
First
class
work.
Reasonable
prices.
Phono
Hlack
Wfi.
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CHIROPRACTOR
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
Iraduale
of
(lie
National
College
of
Chiropractic.
Chicago,
No.
1
Stephen's
Block
Hours:
10
lo
12:
2
lo
5:
7
lo
8.
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aflcrmions
and
Sundays
by
appointment.
,
Phone
Itlue
85.
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Taxi
67
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deorge,
Paul
or
dust)
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
iW.t
Stand:
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BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meoker
Clock,
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Hotel
FURNITURE.
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and
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lure
Store.
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Huy.
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change
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