PAGE
FOUR
WINTER
COATS
at
Ct)St
iiemers
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
SERVICE
NOT
SERVITUDE
Ifaij
it
ever
occurred
to
you
that
the
mullitudo
of
Household
Helps"
offered
for
s,ilo
ate
of
themselves
lifeless
and
incapable
of
service
unless
controlled
and
directed
by
the
already
overburdened
housewife,
Laundry
service
alone
is
alive,
vital,
imposing
no
new
obligations,
and
ask
ing
nothing
but
your
friend
ly
imposition,
to
change
servitude
into
service.
May
we
call?
Phone
8
-
"
.
PHONE
8
V$nrj
B0X392
PRINCEr-rR.UPERT
DRY
Birch
Wood
Foil
SMALL
HEATERS,
50c
Per
Sack
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Nloht
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
JUST
ARRIVED
Children's,
Growing
Girls'
and
Misses'
SHOES
At
Lowest.
I'rires
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgorson
Blook,
PrllKCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
t
8.
Phone
688.
Open
Evenings
Only
Far
Special
Appointments,
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpa&sed
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
Cartage,,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
8peclattxe
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
TV?
DAI"
T
NF.W3
Friday,
.Innu.iry
9.
t
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McIVfanu
TWO
TRUSTEES
OOCAJS
I'd
RICMT-
I
OUHT
TO
JOtTT
TE.I-L,
MCCIE.
I
THM"
I'M
COltS"
OOT
-
AM,'o
OOT!
I
OOCKT
TO
fTA.NO
UP
FER.
ME.
RyCHTfr-
j
LEAVE
BOARD
Parker
and
Casey
Announced
Last
Night
That
They
Would
Not
Seek
Re-elactlon
Trustees
s.
K.
Parker
and
tieorge
II.
Casey
who
re
I
ire
from
the
school
hoard
this
year,
will
not
seek
re-clerlion,
it
w.-is
de
finitely
xlaled
bv
them
al
the
meeliiig
of
the
board
last,
night.
Trustee
II.
II.
Iloehester,
the
third
member
to
retire
at
tiiis
ime,
has
already
staled
he
will
at
the
last
election,
have
another
year
to
serve,
each
J2rV
schools
well
slocked
with
coal
and
'several
insurance
policies
prepaid.
I
By
Departments
I
Ksliinates
and
exiiendiliires
for
1
1
he
various
departments
for
tho
year
had
been
as
follows:
High
School--
estimate,
M.-
375;
expenditure,
3,87l,
including
the
shingling
of
the
school
which
had
been
estimated
low.
Iloolb
'School
estimate,
.$(!,-1
01);
expenditure,
5,
1
(III.
Jlorden
Street
csiiniale.
$2.-
775;
expendijure,
$2,
JiH.il).
Seal
Cove
estimate,
810
:
expenditure,
.$750..
Manual
training
-eslimaie,
$000;
expenditure,
.-g
150.
Domestic
science'
eslimaie.
probably
lie
in
the
field
again.
'$ino;
expenditure
.l2(!.'o.
i
rusice.s
14
11.
Oinie
and
.
r..,
.
jseellanenus
estimate,
$7,-
"hii.imi,
en-rieii
ior
iwo
years
--7
(;;
expenditure,
$1,108
Kxpressuig
the
opinion
Dial
me
noani,
or
next
year
miglii
It
was
the
last
meeting
of
heinn-uihiv
i.
.,m'i
..
"
ni'ii-
in
ii-iuu-i-
mi'
present
.
board
,
last
niKhl
and,
.
as!oslimales
of
Ibis
year,
Chairman
is
customary
aljliis
season
of
,
Pa,.ker
poinle,.
out
various
ex-1,10
ypar-
Iruslecs
indulged
'ppudiUires
dial
would
be
requir-
ii.tinm-m.-s
111
re.rospee..
p,
.,
l.-vhuisKe
,.U.
Truslee
Orme
asserted
that
...
,1.1
t....
1..
,
,
.....in,
i-
ui-i-iii'ii
iur
iiiireuii
1
the
experiences
of
the
year
had
t,.i.,.,.i
..n.i
;i
i
.
.,,,11
ii
iiiiiii
in-
iiiTvsiiin
been
very
pleasanl
....
to
hnu.
-
!
,oa.
,,,
,
.
.
f.
(.liairman
Parker
said
his
cx-iu-niiu
..i
nn.
.m
,
,
....ii.-.
in
imiiiiii
'.ui'iimii
i,u
nuiiooi.
periences
bad
been
very
in
er-1
v..,.-
.it.
i
i
i....
"
"
'
""'
in.'
limy-
esling
to
...
h.m.
,,
However,
.
he
ha.l
.
(rmunds
would
be
necessary
al
;
"-'.
-i
ii.ui
o
mk,in
High
School.
Seal
Cove
would
was
involved
and
that
so
much
'need
additional
playgrounds,
lime
was
re.iuired.
In
view
of;
..
ii.1Pkor
M,.M.,i
Ibis
he
w-as
not
a
endidate
ror.a,
,jt
,i;u,
,,ppn
,'',,,,,'
,
re-election.
I
be
relations
of
tlie
11.
i..,
i....,.i..i
.
,
,
various
members
of
the
board
..1
i...,.
....
1
tii.iiiin-ii
mr
i-.ii.
1
nese
during
,
the
year
,
had
,
,
been
very
would
also
have
to
be
provider
aniicarue
anil
tlic
leacliors
hadin,.xt
vear
given
the
board
good
.......1.
I.
...
I
1
11
SU)pol'l,t
especially
since
the
office
of
supervising
principal
had
been
abolished.
Trustee
Iloehester
imiuined
1
rnni
Principal
Hartness
his
opinion
as
to
the
conduct
of
I
be
work
since
.here
had
been
no
supervising
principal.
Mr.
Hart
ness
replied
that
a
great
deal
Monthly
Business
Accounts
for
life
month,
or
December
and
the
payroll
Mailing
1!5,82H.()0
were
passed
for
payment'.
II
w-as
decided
to
pay
T.
Itoss
Mackay's
claim
of
$08
for
the
shingling
of
Hie
lower
of
King
Kdward
School.
'
This
nceiniiii
:
Iliad
been
disputed
-
by
the
board
iiiiii
r
win
k
m;iii
iiiiii
1
1
i-f
i
tii
the
shoulders
of
Hie
individual.
"
-SnHiml
dial
it
sliould
principals.
Iloweer.
throuch
I
I
I
!.!..
.
nine
neeii
ineiuueu
ni
me
con
ll,,racl
tract
price
I"'"'L'
for
'"''
the
""'
!"
shingling
of
eo-operalion
and
conferences,
..t....
i..i..
...
.
.
.
lllie
roof
II
mi'itvini
Mm
was
iii-iiik
eiuieavoreu
io
retain
unification
llirougboul.
the
cily,
M,,,,i,,'1
,,ial
Mp
-''''Kay
i
OXO
Cube
are
ceok'i
tint
aid.
Thtv
.aive
zeit
jnd
goodneit
to
warmed-over
meat-diihei-
make
ilcwt
and
sauces
more
nouriihing
and
tatlv
and
Keln
vnn
to
economize
on
meat
by
making-left-overt
appetizing
In
tinial
4
-15c.
and
"
"
"10-3OC.
CUBES
'
-TOM.CHT
DllST
l3
OVItS'K
OltSNCR
AN"
NQTHUV
Its
"THE.
WORLD
I'b
qONNN
)TOP
HE
board
had
and
and
carry
carry
on
on
as
as
efficienl
efficienl
work
work
as',ak,'n
as,ak,'n
"'"
whole
wl,,!,,'
job
al
al
a
n
v,,v
nin
low
..r.-..-
riiriirn
iiniue
-,.
?i
XT
I
i:i,.iii
O
Ml
ami,
.......
n,
on
i;n
llll.lllin.
Truslee
Casey
briefly
slaledj1"'1110"
"r
"'"slee
Casey,
second-al
he
would
not
be
seeking
re-H
LV
Trustee
Oriiie,.il
was
de-nnlii.ii
election
i
lo
M.o
the
school
i.i.,.,.1
i
board
..
i
......
i
leideil
eideil
III
In
make
make
the
the
extra
exlra
iimviikmiI.
iiayineut.
that
I
and
moved
Jlial
the
final
meeting
ad
jouru
and
bid
'goodnight
bis
colleagues
Those
present
at
last
night's
meeting
were
S.
F..
Parker
chairman.
Trustees
Ornie,
IlpcheslN'
and
.
Otisey,
Secretary,
w;
-J).
Vance,
Principals
Ilrady,
llarl-ness
and
Miss
Mills,
and
Donald
Iloss.
manual
(raining
'
SCHOOL
BOARD
HAS
SURPLUS
'Expenditure
was
$9,500
Less
than
Estimates
In
1924,
Chairman
Reported
Last
Nlqht
The
school
hoard
for
its
1
92
1
operations
has
a
surplus
of
something
like
$9,500
of
es-liinales
over
exnendilnro
it
was
reported
last
night
byv
Chairman
s.
I'..
Parker.
Ordinary
eslimaies
of
the
board
for
M)2t
wer
placed
al
72.r.U2.
Up
to
November
30
SfiH.O'Jl
had
been
expended
and
accounts
for
December
totalled
!l.t)82.3l.
Aller
3
1
5
was
al
lowed
for
accounts
that
michl
Mill
be
outstanding,
$2,200
was
still
Iefl.
Of
tho
extraordinary
estimates
of
8.ll0.
onlv
l.ono
had
been
expended
leavina:
87
lull.
These
Iwo
surpluses
plus
$150
Hint
had
been
refunded
hv
Ihe
provincial
government
left
a
lolnl
surn
us
of
M.500.
In
nd
dilloirio
Ibis,
lhe
board
was
still
to
bo
credited
with
having
the
I
ruslei!
,
Casey
reported
thai
Hie
outhouses
at
Seal
(5uv(.
school
were
in
very
had
condilion
and
the
seerelaiy
was
inslrucled
to
have
them
shingled.
SPECIAL
SESSIONS
OF
COURT
HELD
AT
ANYOX
AND
STEWART
JTHURSDAY
.lodge
T.
Mi
lt.
Young
and
II.
F.
Mel.
end,
court
registrar,
returned
to
the
cily
this
morning
after-
making
Hie
ruund
f
rip
lo
Slewarl
and
Anyox
at
each
of
which
points,
while
Ihe
steamer
Prince
lliipert.
was
in
port,
they
coiulucled
special
sess
uns
of
l
ie
naluralialion
court.
Al
Slewarl,
only
Iwo
applicants
made
their
appearance.
They
were
Samuel
A.
Deschamps
ami
William
It.
Toolh,
whose
appli-
rM
he
r
I
I
r
'mnai
Food
In
J
"com
peiM
PxEeisT
-
t
W?.,ajv'
InT'I.
fnl.."-
bCRVICC.
I
Mi
cations
for
citizenship
were
approved.
Several
men
from
I're-mier.were
to
have
appeared
but
they
were
unable
to
gel
down
to
Slewarl.
At
Anj'iix
applications
of
Harry
llergot,
Antonio
l.alih.nlia,
Cesare
Coriolla,
Kilimura
Sabei,
K.
II.
Skoglund
and
Paul
Slievenard
vvel'e
;1niiriivii.l
A
mil
ifi.n
I
i
1
lit
.if
hl!iL.II..ln
.,.,.1
llnli...
Ilcl
.
.."i'iiii.
.in.
i.i.
111111
1
1.
1.1.-
runak
were
olso
apprttved
pro
viding
their
papers
Wre
in
or
der.
Approval
for
the
applica.
lions
of
Antonio
Sitloii
and
lon-
iaiio
Curti
was
withheld
pending
these
men
couinriiuir
-themselves
with
a
belter
kupwleilue
of
the
l-.nglish
language.
AMERICAN
SLANG
IS
BETTER
THAN
GAME
These
Who
Attended
American
Football
Matches
Not
Enthused
Except
With
Remarks
of
Fans
OXFOIH),
Kng..
.Ian.
0.
Kng-ishnien
have
seen
the
American
ranie
of
football
here
recently.
md
do
not
like
it.
They
found
ouch
to
criticize,
and
Hie
con
sensus
of
opinion
was
that
I
he
,'ame
as
played
in
F.ngland
is
belter
suited
to
the-
local
lem-
lerameni
and
the
local
climate.
While
the
game
itself
has
found
little
favor,
the
remarks
if
its
devotees
on
the
sidelines
'lave
been
greatly
appreciated.
"A
1
1
ahoy,"
may
yet
come
lo
its
nvn
in
F.ngland.
for
this
mod
ern
American
interjection
struck
the
l.n
gl
i
s
Ii
mo
n
as
possessed
of
'jrcaf
energizing
'quality.
3hootlnc
at
Market
Place
Re
sumed
Last
Night
by
Regl-msntal
Rifle
Association
Shoots
al
the
North
II.C.
Itegi-
menl
llifle
Association's
minia
ture
rarifje
al
Market
Place
were
........
,.w..l
nlnl.l
C......
.
I
VTHII'M
lii."!!
llill.
llllll-,
1.1111.
of
Hie
possible
of
35
were
as
follows:
'
.
Ilrass
27
O.
Hell
2
A.
M.
Smith
21
C.
AIcKeowu
t.
.
22
V.
Ilorrohlu
.
.;
.
;
.
...
21
Dr.
West
..
19
)
Sport
Ghat
The
liaskelhall
season
opens
lulo
Hie
second
half
ionighl
af-
ler
the
cessation
of
activities
luring
the
Christmas
and
New
Vear
holiday
scaMiil.
If
Ibis
proves
lo
be
anywhere
near
as
interesting
as
was
I
lie
lirsl
hair.
I
lie
wJiole
season
will
have
prov
ed
one
of
the
most
successful
on
record.
Many
splendid
games
were
.phiycil
before
Christinas
mid
it
is
expected
that
such
per
formances
will
now
be
repealed
Those
teams
that
did
not
farr
very
well
aS
Tar
as
Ihe
leagm
standings
were
concerned
during
I
lie
first,
half
are
hoping
for
tin
liesl
and
.give
assurance
that
l.lieir
opponents
from
now
on
ar
out
giimv
to
'Win
so
easily,
l
they
win
al
all.
.
Tlie
onenlnir
irame
al
Ihe
F.Ik
Home
Ibis
eve.nlnir
will
be
ineeliiiL'
0
the
Colls
and
Tinv
'riina
In
Hip
.liiuior
l.e:inne.
'I'lii
a
-
ts
(
oh:
voo
fwEUU-ir
.
NOW
TY
1
rJ
I'M
MOT
W
A
I
I
W1TH
Ub
.
OC.UCHTCO
I
FOIl
iSAI.i:.
AlkiiiV
old
oar.
in
good
running
order.
Apply
II.
C.
liulehers
and
(Iroccrs,
Limited.
If
I"
"
I
youngsters
have
already
pul
Up
start
in
the
big
race.
The
high
.....il
..
..
.i.
..ii..
...
.........
iulerestiiig
it....
.............
i
some
encniinlers
am
will,
'
no
doubt,
continue
-
to
"
do
so
Ihe
first,
place
tOrollo
will
nice
Hie
Ilegimenlal
team
winch
is
Hie
cellnr.
Here
la
.where
u
re
versal
of
Hie
soldier
hoys'
luck
would
serve
to
even
things
up
I
he
1
ciiir
lie
win
they
will
have
a
clear
lea
ItF.CJtlUTS,
WAN'I'FJ).
Sea
experience
not
necessary..
Ileg-ular
4
Naval
instructor
being
appoinled.
For
full
particulars
apply
Naval
Ileadiiuarlers.
Hays
lluilding,
near
Totem
.
Pole,
on
Mondays,
Wednes-days
and
Fridays,
7
lo
9
p.m
tVANTEB
WANTF.D.
Marine
enirmi
H
hp
10-12
heavy
duly,
four
cycle.
Stale
where
can
be
seen
running
and
lowest
cash
price.
Oco.
Porter,
Terrace,
II.C.
7
POSITION
wanted
in
Imiinoiimi,!
P-.O.
Mox.
380.
7
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SAI.K.
New
five
In
he
Xen.
Irodyne
radio
rWeiver,
complete
with
lubes,
battery,
phones,
storage
ballery,
aerial,
etc.
Phone
lllaek
70.T.
H
FOIl
SAI.K
Oil
IIFNT.
Mrs.
Harry
I.ipselt's
residence
X
Fourth
Avenue.
Apply,
I.ip-sell,
Cunningham,
Second
Ave.
and
Mcllride.
If
"Oil
SAI.K.
Four
Light
Sussx
Pullets
from
F.ngland,
also
four
Hutlercup
pullets.
Apply
W.
M.
Slephen,
P.O.
H0x
375.
FOIl
SAI.H.
Coal
oil
stove,
lawrn
healer
arid
electric
grill.
Phone
Oreen
412.
1130
Second
Ave.
West.
5
FOIl
SAL!'..
New
sniral
snrine
bed
wilh
roll
mattress.
Phone
,
708.
'i
TO
RENT
FOIl
IIR.NT.
Furnished
House
keeping
suite.
ilO
Sixth
Ave.
Hast.
Phone
llluo
278.
If
FOIl
HUNT.
Modern
house,
five
rooms
and
balh.
pply
Monro
llros.
tf
FOIl
IIF.NT.
Singer
Sewing
"
Machli)fi.s.
.Phone
Jllue,
389.;
over
Jbeir4
ruiiners-iii,
the
Colls.
I
he
IlegnnenL
was
uiisucfi'AsfuI
in
winning
a
garni!
during
the
lirsl
luil
r
or
Hie
season.
The
Senior
League
game
will
be
be-
Iween
Ihe
Iwo
present
rivals
for
first
place
Sous
of
Canada
and
Klks.
Should
Jbe
latter
win,
they
will
be
awuy
lo
a
safe
lead
in
the
standing.
If
Hie,
Canucks
emerae
victorious,
the,
league
leadership
will
be
lied
up.
More
I
linn
150
of
lhe
fastest
Ihree-yeiir-olds
in
lhe
country
probably
will
be
nominated
for
the
5lsl
renewal
of
the
Kentucky
Derby
nl
Churchill
Downs
al
Louisville,
next
May
10.
Last,
winter
171
entries
were
named
for
the
ViO.OOO
classic'
and
the
number
of
high
class
Iwo-vear-
olds
developed
this
season
in
dicate!?
as
inanv
or
more
will
be
in
the
race
before
nomill-alionS'
close,
lhe
last
week
.in
I'obruiH'y.
Of
the
large
number
originally
made
eligible,
only
rarely
do
more
Mian
r
'-I"
...'.II.
Illl.
l
a
.1
score
BlTIJll'
1
cost
of
sla-rllng
a
horse
in
Ihe
$500,
and
Ihe
of
l,"'vl
race,
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in'-
1.II..-..T
class
ll
anl-
IIIH-
In
the
Inlermedlale
League
game
nials
i
entered,
are
responsible
t
for
tho
'comiiarallvelv
few
sur.
In
vivors.
The
Canadian
Fisll
Cold
ill
Slorairc
Co.'s
Irnvil
ftp
Ariill-nti
If
tho
tnbacconisls
Kelly
has
arrived.nl
dm
dry
dock
ii
for
docking
and
IM
InslnllnlUm
in
tho
standing
of
tvo
gan'ie4fof
a
new
bulkhead.
7TT
V71
5
BOARD
AND
ROOM
IIOAHD
and
Room
at
the
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Post
Olllcc,
30
Second
Avon.
Phone
137.
tf
IIOAHD
AND
llOOM.
Home
com
forts.
Terms
moderate.
Phone
Jllue
737.
tf
ACCOUNTANCY
HOOK'S
written
up
llalance
sheets,
financial
statements
and
income
(ax
returns
prepared
J.y
expert
aceiHinlanls.
Hales
reasonable.
Write
P.O.
Ilox
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R.
E.
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59
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVAL
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
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SALE,
x
6603.
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noon
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Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
(Jcorge,
Paul
or
Oust'
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Nlf'.t
Stand:
30SS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meuker
Clock,
Across
from
Emnress
Hotel
DRY
WOOD
CKDAIl,
HK.MI.OCK
OH
Fill
Cut
nnd
.split
lo
any
size.
v
$6.50
per
Load
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Cove
Woodyard.
l'honc
lllaek
101.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
.
Furnl.
lura
Store.
We
Uuy.
Sell
and
Kx-change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
QkiO.
PAPauiiPlii
is
83j
Thhd
Ave.
pboVe
Hr,
AUCTIONEERS
IT
will
pay
you
to
consult
us
wnen
you
desire
to
sell
or
purchase
furniture,
or
anv
article.
PfUNCi:
MJPKRT
EXCHANGE,
Auctioneers.
DRESSMAKINQ
Mns.
HAMILTON,
experienced
iiressmaKer,
reuerai
hlock.
Dressmaking,
alleralions,
suit
and
coats.
First
class.
work.
Reasonable
(Hack
410.
prices.
r
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PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
!
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tl
Friday,
January
9
High
1
:25
a.m.
17.9
ft.
13:00
p.m.
20.3
"
Low
7:0H
a.m.
H.8
"
19:53
p.m.
3.0
"
Saturday,
January
10
High
2:02
a.m.
I8.3
ft.
13:3(1
p.m.
'20.5
"
Low
7:40
n.m.
8.5
"
20:20
p.m.
3.2
"
LAND
ACT
lit
TIMBER
SALE
X
8830.
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of
Inl.ntlon
to
Apply
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mark
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point
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acre,
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ACT.
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10th.
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