PAGE
FOUR
WINTER
COATS
at
cost
"Demers"
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
SERVICE
NOT
SERVITUDE
Has
it
ever
occurred
to
you
lliat
Hie
multitude
of
"Household
Helps"
offered
for
snle
are
of
themselves
lifeless
atul
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
hut
your
friendly
disposition,
to
change
servitude
into
service.
May
we
call?
Phone
8
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PHONE
8
3s
BOX392
PRINCE
RUPERT
I
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
50c
Pep
Sack
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
JUST
ARRIVED
Children's,
Growing
Girls'
and
Misses'
SHOES
At
Lowest
Prices
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Hslgerson
Block,
PRIKOE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Orrice
Hours,
9
U
8.
Phone
686.
Open
Evenings
Only
Far
Special
Appointment.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.1
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CS.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
WELL
-
THER.E1
CNLv
OE
WAN
PER
ME.
TO
rNO
OOT
HER-
-;
ME
OUT
..-ft
"
WHITE
BEARS
ARE
NUMEROUS
Joe
McPhee.
Customs.
Officer
at
Butedale
says
they
are
Good
Size
on
Princess
Royal
Thai
the
while
hears
known
is
t'rstis
Kormodci
are
quite
eninnum
on
princes
noyai
island
and
Dial
some
of
llii-m
are
larger
than
is
I
he
general
impression
is
Hie
in
forma
I
ion
given
by
.loe
.Mel'bce,
customs
ollleer
al
lluledale,
who
is
in
the
eily,
ami
wlio
is
reluruiug
lo
the
cannery
I
his
nfleruoou.
It
was
near
lluledale
thai
belook
hoar,
now
in
eanlivilv
at
ie
-
i'
-
-
loria
was
caught,
'i'he
one
laken
was
one
or
several
seen
al
lliai
Hip
lime
and
Indians
and
hunters
have
al
various
limes
seen
lh
bears.
After
being
caught
il
wan
kepi
for
some
lime
al
the
can
nery
before
being
senl
lo
Vic
toria.
and
The
specimens,
which
firsl
al-
Iraeloil
the
notice
or
scientists,
were
taken
on
tirihijie
isiauu,
adjoining
Princess
Itnyal.
They
Ibe
wcm
qYscribed
by
Frank
Kermode,
curator
-of
the
provincial
mu
27
seum
al
Victoria
and
Dr.
llorna-day
of
I
be
museum
of
natural
the
hislory
in
New
York
decided
Ibal
it
was
a
new
and
distinct
species.
I'
our
specimens
are
mounted
in
the
provincial
museum
al
Victoria
and
one
young
one
is
in
captivity
al
neacon
mil
Park,
'Victoria'
Hie
one
thai
was
caught
near
lluledale.
The
'while
bear
is
no
relation
whatever
lo
the
big
polar
bear
II
is
smaller
lhau
(he
ordinary
black
bear
ami
is
said
lo
Ik
a
species
Ibal
.
is
gradually
dying
out
and
is
found
only
al
certain
of
(lie
islands
and
al
cerfain
favored
places
on
Ibe
mainland,
II
is
of
a
creamy
while,
color.
DAUGHTERS
OF
ENGLAND
INSTAL
OFFICERS
FOR
THE
COMING
SEASON
Tlie
installation
of
ollirers
by
Daughters
of
Fngland
for
the
ensuing
year
look
place
in
the
IKflon
Hall
on
Friday
night
when
Mrs.
.loe
1
1
owe
was
re
elected
president.
Mrs.
(ieorge
Leek
,pasl
president,
was
in
charge
oT
inslallailoiv
ceremonies.
The
ollicers
elected
were:
President
(
re-elecfedi
Mrs.
.loe
Howe,
Vice-Pros.
Mrs.
Waller
Shaw.
Secretary
Mrs.
S.
A.
Swanson.
Treasurer--
Mrs.
V.
Hmeelon.
Firsl
(iuard
Mrs.
McLean.
Second
guard
Mrs.G
rim
wood
Third
guard
Mrs.
(ieo.
Hill.
Fourth
iniard
-
Mrs.
W.
Good-
sall.
Inner
guard
Mrs.
Yates.
(tiller
g
uti
nl-
-Mrs.
Ilrewerlon.
Al
the
conclusion
of
Hie
installation
ceremonies
delightful
refreshment
were
served.
MCMEEKIN
EXPLAINS
RECENT
SUGGESTION
Thomas
MeMeekin
who
urgedl
Ibe
Hoard
of
Trade
lo
put
some
younger
men
on
Hie
Council
of
Ibe
Hoard
of
Trade
at
its
recent
itneoling
explains
lo-
the
Daily
News
that
Hie
expression
be
used
was
"bunch"
and
mil
"gang"
inl
connection
with
the
men
who
hadl
I
been
chosen
year
after
year
fori
the
position.
He
says
be
con-
sideiVd
it
boiler
there
should
he
some
new
men
on.
Hie
council
of
Hie
(loanl
and
ill
doing
so,
he
meant
lo
cast
no
reflection
on
those
who
had
done
the
work
in
the
past.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
Nuws.
vi
i
r
1
c
'?.
bv
lur-i
FfTuRt
Si!ivici.
Inc
Crrt
Britain
right!
tciftveJ.
I
'
'
,
N
TO
AK
-1
i
ELKS
LEADERS
IN
BASKETBALL
Annexed
an
Easy
Victory
from
Colts
Last.
Night
Intermediate
League
Evened
Up
Again
Defeating
liie
Colls
in
last
night's
game
by
a
score
of
15
to
i'f,
Hie
Klks
obtained
a
pretty
light
grip
tin
Senior
League
basketball
leadership.
The
lodge-men
now
have
six
victories
lo
their
credit,
the
Sons
jif
Canada
four,
and
the
Colls
two.
As
Hie
score
would
indicate,
Hie
Klks
an
easy
victory
from
Hulas!
olts
night.
(ieorge
.Mitchell
referred
and
loams
lined
up
as
follows:
Klk--W.
Lainhie,
Kddio
Smith.
Mike
Iliuii'iiieb,
A.
Phillips
ami
Dave
Ilalfour.
Colls
W.
Mitchell,
D.
Friz-zell,
Ralph
Smilli,
F,.
Zellerniari
11.
llarlletl.
,
Intermediate
League
The
Intermediate
.
Leaglio
game
was
the
closest
nialcli
of
evening,
the
Colts
emerging
winners
over
the
Grolln
by
30
to
after
an
exciting
and
evenly
played
contest.
Their
win
puis
Colls
back
on
even
fooling
with
the
tobacconists
in
firs
place.
A.
Mitchell
refereed
and
II,
e
PEPS
CoUar
weatW
tpon"'finclt
ottt.
mmj
irvH
ry(au
wu
vat
vi
vuwi
vaad
Mffltcted
colds
simply
in-'i
rite
bronchial
trouble.
Peps.;
ward
off
cold
and
dull
danger.'
They
invigorate,
strengthtn
and
..vi.".
PROTECT
the'r
entire
breathing
system.
When
dissolved
in
the
mouth,
'Peps
tablet
give
off
power--fijil
medicinal
fumes.
These
penetrate,
into
the
innermost
aiir'passages.
Sore,
inflamed
membrane
Spf
the
i
THROAT
and
bronchial
is
comforted
a'nid
healed
by
the
Peps...
medicine
;
hard
phlegm
is'-cut
and
ex
pelled,
the
breathing
difficulty,
throat
irrittitibp
and
troublesome
cough"
are
quickly
and
thoroughlyended.
A
few
Peps
every
day
will
keep
the
throat
i&CHEST
in'
such
fine
fighting
trim
that
jou
need
never
fear
weather
dangers.'
Take
Peps
for
coughs,
cVjld,chilli,
la
grippe,
hoarseness,
and
sore
throat
;
fdr
bronchitis,
or.
other
chest
trouble.
i
.
.
,
!,
Tk-.M
tMulM
wbUl
-MiapftralUI!
V
fr
tiJm
nd
fficCT,
t
lbt'Dw
'.
REDUCED
Price,
2Sc.
B6iK:
DAT!
MPI
TUP.
PATW
JTEWS
fftl
.
WHAT!
M
i
SJ
line-ups
were
as
follows:
Colls
-,-Ualpli
Smith,
Chester
Clapp,
W..
Wralball,
Douglas
I'li.zell,
(j.
Shenlou
and
A.
Phillips.
(initio
D.
Ciiricb,
(i.
Hill,
V.
Meagher,
W.
(iray
and
W.
Cavalier.
,
Ladies'
League
'I'he
Maple
Leafs
ran
true
lo
form
in
I
lie
Ladies'
League
and
.inuexeil
another
victory
from
Hit's
by
a
score
of
:.'
1
lo
I
.'I.
Tilt
auadiaii
girls
were
full
value
or
I
heir
win.
(ieorge
.Mitchell
referred
an.,
lie
line-ups
were:
xMaple
Leafs--M.
(irabain,
I..
.owe,
M.
Harvey,
.1.
Calderoue.
Al.
Casey,
A.
Stephens
and
Laura
I'riz.ell.
Cil'sWilla
Dyer,
C.
Harvey,
l.eoiia
Parker,
M.
Lonx,
A.
Mm-
'isou,
Caroline
.Mitchell
and
Mar-
lone
Lancaster.
League
standings
lo
ilale
are
as
follows:
W.
I..
Pis.
Klks
(5
o
12
Sons
of
Canada
....
i
i
-
8
Colls
i
Intermediate
Leanue
trollo
,
.
(1
:
12
Colts
.
.
(5
:
12
Ilegiment
.....v...
.
0
I
0
Ladles'
League
Maple
Loafs
....
I
10
(iil's
.
Junior
League
Tiny
Tims
....
:oits
.
CRIBBAGE
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
OF
GAMES
Series
Opened
Last
Night
and
Next
Games
Will
be
Week
Later
I'he
Cribbage
Lcauue
played
'he
opening
games
last
night
I
.villi
the
following
results:
(i.W.V.A.
heal
Moose,
15-12-L.O.L.
beat
Drydiick,
17-10.
Klks
boat
Sons
of
Canada,
14-
13.
'
St.
Andrew's
heal
Ilegiment,
Hi-II.,
Following
is
Hie
schedule
of
uanies
for
Ibe
re(sl
of
I
lie
season
!
lie
-next
set
being
played
on
.Monday
next:
January
'
111
Moose
,s.
L.O.L.
Di'ydoek
vs.
S.O.G.
Klks
vs.
SI.
Andrew's.
G.W.V.A.
.ye.
2(i
J..(),IT;
;vjs.;
JUksi,
y
;v
.W'P-M-:Vr-;fi2,M,".''-.
-i
I'-..
St.
A'l.rlrewH
vs.
.V.'..V
Grotto
vs.
Mikose.
Drydock
byf.
February
Klks
vs.
Giiillo.
I02inl
vs.
Drydock.
(i.W.V.A.
vs.
L.O.L.
Moose
vs.
Sons.
of
Canada.
I
SI.
An'ilrow's-rbye.
(irollo
vs.
G,W.V.A.-Drydock
vs.
Moose.
'
L.O.L.
vs.
SI.
Andrew's.-102nd
vs.
Klks.
S.O.C.-vbyo..
Ift
G.W.V.A.
vs.
S.O.C.
Moose
vs.
102nd.
-SI.
Amlrew's
vs.
Grollo.
Klks
vs.
Drydock.
L.O.L.
bye.
L'3
-S.O.C.
vs.
St.
Andrew's.
'
Klks
vs.
Moose.
,
(irollo
vs.
L.O.L.
Drydock
vs.
(I.W.V.A.
102ml
bye.
March
2
SI.
Andrew's
vs.
Drydock.
L.O.L.
vs.
i()2nd.
G.W.V.A.
vs.
Klks.
(irollo
vs.
S.O.C.
Moose
bye.
)Mnose
vs.
ft.
Andrew's.
Drydock
vs.'Grollo.
02ii.
vs.
G.W.V.A.
S.O.C.
vs.
L.OX.
Klks
-bye.
Hruce
Lil
I
lo.
skipper
of
the
Francois
Lake
ferry,
will
irlurnifar
only
local
games
have
been
lo
the
Interior
on
tomorrow's
Iraki
after
having
spent
n
couple
of
days
la
the
city.
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
2
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVAL
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
HKCIllilTS
WANTKD.
Sea
experience
not
necessary,
lleg-ulai"
Naval
instructor
being
appointed.
For
full
particulars
apply
Naval
Heaibuarlers,
Hays
Huildiug,
near
Totem
Pole;
on
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays,
7
to
it
p.m.
WANTED
THIIID
Class
Fugiueer
desires
position.
Itesl
leferonces.
Work
guaranleed.
fj.
.1.
Senk-bill,
Smitliers,
ll.C.
13
YOlINll
Lady,
business
capabil
ities,
wishes
lo
represent
local
firm.
Phone
lied
7(111.
12
WANTKD.
'Girl
for
dining
room
work,
apply
Central
llidel.
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALK
OR
HF.NT.
Mrs.
Harry
Lipselt's
residence
-13
5
Fourth
Avenue.
Apply,
Lip-sell,
Cunningham,
Second
Ave.
and
Mcltriile.
If
FOIl
SALK.
Four
Light
Suss-x
Pullets
f
from
Kngland,
also
four
Hullercup
pullets.
Apply
W.
M1.
Stephen,
P.O.
Ilox
37.r.
FOrt
SALF..-
-Grey
Wicker
llaby
Carriage.
Phone
lied
:iO(i.
-
TO
RENT
FOR
Fl
H.T.
Furnished
House
keeping
suite,
(10
Sixth
Ave.
Kasl.
Phone
Mine
278.
If
t'0'1
HUNT.
Modern
house,
five
rooms
and
bath.
Apply
.Munro
Hros.
If
FOR
illKNT.
Singer
Sewing
Machines.
Phone
Blue
389.
tf
LOST
LOST.
--
Ladies'
Gold
Wrisf
Walch.
Monogram
on
hack.
Reward.
Finder
return
lo
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olliee.
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AND
ROOM
HOARD
nnd
Room
at
the
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Post
Ofllce,
830
Second
Aven.
Phono
137.
If
HOARD
AND
ROOM.
Homo
com-
inodcralc.
Phone
fprts.'Tevnis
&w
737;
tf
j
Sport
Chat
The
second
half
of
the
billiard
season
will
open
tonight
with
the
second
division
match
hclwcii
Hie
Callies
and
Canadian
Fish
('old
Storage
Co.
These
are
tin,
two
cellar
loams
in
Hie
league
respectively.
The
two
teams
may
change
places
in
the
stand
ing
bill
there
is
no
chance
for
either
to
catch
up
on
the
Veter
ans'
who
are
in
fourth
plan
Ibe
next
second
division
gapie
will
be
on
Thursday
night
In
Iween
the
llilliard
Parlor,
first
place,
and
Grotto,
third
place.
The
npcuin;
second
half
game
of
Ibe
first
division
will
be
tomor
row
night
between
llilliard
Par
lor,
first
place,
and
(irollo,
cel
lar
Inler-lown
hockey
games
are
already
being
arranged
in
Ibe
interior.
Smitliers
will
play
games
al
Prince
George
on
Sun
day
and
Monday
next
and
a
team
from
Aleza
Lake
will
play
at
Prince
George
on
Ibe
SumUy
following..
They
are
having
a
very
successful
hockey
season
al
Prince
George
Ibis
winter
I111T
so
played,
the
chief
features
heimr
pialcbes
between
South
Fort
(Ieorge
and
Prince
Gcorgu
"
ft.
'm
ADVANCE.
No
Advertisement
ACCOUNTANCY
HOOKS
written
up
-
Halance
sheets,
financial
statements
and
income
tax
returns
prepared
by
expert
accountants.
Rales
reasonable.
Write
P.O.
Jinx
835.
If
CHIROPRACTOR
R.
E.
EY0LPS0N
Graduate
of
t!ie
National
College
of
Chiropractic.
Chicago,
No.
1
Stephen's
Block
Hours:
10
lo
12:
2
lo
5;
7
to
8.
Saturday
afternoons
and
Sundays
by
appointment.
P'jpne
llluo
85.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust1
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
NU'.t
Stand:
30SS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Acrrss
from
3mnnss
Hotel
DRY
WOOD
CKDAR,
II
KM
LOCK
OR
.FIR
Cut
and
split
In
any
size.
$6.50
per
Load
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Gove
Woodyard.
Phone
Hlack
Mil.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
Huy.
Sell
and
Ex
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
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Third
Ave.
Pboie
648.
AUCTIONEERS
IT
will
nay
you
to
consult
us
when
you
desire
lo
tell
or
purchase
furniture,
or
any
arliclo.
PRINCK
RUPKRT
KX-CIIANGK,
Auctioneers.
DRESSMAKING
MRS.
HAMILTON,
experienced
dressmaker,
Federal
block.
Dressmaking,
alteralions,
suit
and
coats.
Firsl.
class
work.
Reasonable
prices.
Phone
Hlack
416.
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ACT
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of
Intention
to
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to
Lu
Land
In
I'lliirc
Unpen
land
Plslrlrt,
rorillnit
Plstrlrl
of
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liirt
ll-
t
it
lianianl
C.nv,
'rlnn
noytl
I.IHIIU,
11.1..
Taki
Nnllrn
that
S(.tnprllli
Cunnprv
Company
l.lmlti'il,
of
Vmiroiivrr,
B.C.,
In-
irnus
10
apniy
ror
nrHiiiMion
tn
tram
th
rollowlnr
ilMrrllMMl
lan(U:
i:ornminr'.nr
al
the
hfarl
rf
llarnarl
Covp,
I'rlncpM
luiyal
I'lanrt;
llipni-n
i-al
rivn
&)
ihaln;
Uipiii'i
north
forty
(401
rhalns;
thence
wt
tfn
(10)
I'halna,
more
rr
lend,
to
low
water
mark;
tlienen
aontii
iloiir
low
water
mark
tn
point
of
rnnimenrement,
and
rnm.ilnlnfr
firiern
(IS)
aerM,
more
or
M.
soMFnvit.i.F.
rANNrny
COMI-AMY
IIMITI-n
Namn
or
Appllrant.
.
w.
1.
Jrreron,
Airi-m.
naled
pereniWr
I7lh.
1084.
MINERAL
ACT.
HAWK
MINERAL
CLAIM
Situate
In
Urn
skeena
Miniiiar
plvl.lon
of
tlie
nanite
II,
r.oam
Imniri.
wiii-re
loeatert,
South
of
lull
Creek,
Kllsum-kalnm
take,
and
iitjolnlne
Ihe
V.'lililler
on
the
t:at
end
of
It.
Lawrul
holder.
W.
TreMon
and
II.
WIIhoii;
No-or
imiw.
rree
Mtnera'
Certlfleate,
Trenton
tl7nQt':.
I
Take
Noiiro
that
we,.
W.
Treaton.
F
M
r,
o.
n7ntl)C,
nnd
David
Wllunn
FMC.
'n,
n7n04C.
Intend
at
the
end
or
'id'xty
days
from
the
dale
herror
to
apply
to
the
Mlnlnr
lleeorder
for
a
Certirieaie
of
1m.
proveriienu
for
the
purpooe
of
ohtalnlnr
a
Crown
Orant
or
ihe
nimve
elalm
and
furthermore
take
tti,(?n
tint
ArtUm
under
see.
KT,
of
the
Mineral
Art
mnM
tin
rom-rpeneed
lierore
the
Imiianee
of
aijoh
rertl-flrnle
or
Improvement,
tiated
till
Itnih
(nv
nf
Nov
1994
W.
F
TIIFSTON.
and
MWIO
wit
run.
oner
p
T
Vennv.
re'nt
LAND
ACT
Nolle
nf
Intantlon
to
Apnlv
to
Laiaa
Land
l.lniid.
1
.ami
ni.eirt
lieeordmr
li.ire
of
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tu.nert,
ll.C..
n,
.Monte
h"n
W.
nnd
In
YeMnlmn
Hay.
on
Umber
limit
Take'
Notlre
thit
Fvrene
II,
Rlmnaon
Vanarer.
liilen.U
to
apply
foe
peripi.,inn
foMo'ln
rn,menein
at
a
pn.
pl.miert
nlerl
on
t
11..
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nf
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nn
n...
flnv
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en.l
in
ehn
n.
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rhalnas
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