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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By,
George
McMnnui
TWICE
WELL
-
I'LL,
POT
THVb
OVCR
'OH'.
I'M
t0
HAPOT
THAT
TOO
IM'TED
OUCAr-f'OOMT
FOR,
;OOOHCf3
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Few,
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b-ce
THE.
COUNT
FOR
OINriCR
Sb
OUDqe
tHOWVjPU
voo
Broke,
out
or
TormCHT
AH'
PLEADS
M;tE-
MACG't
UA
INVtTnO
THE
c
dMU
-
fOO
WUbTCOME
TO
Mf
HOObG
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WILL
AL-iO
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THAT
bCtsT
TOJ
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2
inu
(.OWTDECHANCC-
CT1
JAIL
TO
liC
HERE
FOR
WEEKLY
X'1
at'".
We
Imve
arriving
FUESH
KILLED
KEEF,
VEAL
an.l
POItK.
We
also
carry
a
full
lino
of
Fresh,
Smoked,
ami
Salted
Fish.
Seap
Doodsoo
The
Home
of
Bulkley
Valley
Produce.
Hranrh
from
Sniitliors.
Sixth
.
Street.
Phone
455.
f
ANA
HI
AW
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrift-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
Wc
are
ready
at
any
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
lake
your
instructions,
to
laka
personal
charge,
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
GENTLEMEN!
Will
you
accept
a
Suit
Length
Free
and
make
us
work
for
you?
If
you
brought
the
cloth
lo
me
lo
make,
up,
it
would
cost
you
$35.00.
Xow
here's
an
offer
if
you
want
a
good
suit
cheap!
I
will
give
a
suit
length
free
to
the
first,
five
customers
ordering
and
charge
only
the
cost
or
making
up,
which
is
$35.00.
Do
y'flu
wanl
to
he
one
of
Hie
five?
Here's
your
chance!
Ling,
the
Tailor
821
Second
Avenue.
Phono
649
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
.
,
$6.50
Half
Load
.
.
$3.50
Ijirge
sacks
.
50o
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B..C.
FUR
Co.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Third
Ave,
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CI.
Outage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
8ervlce
J-oal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
EovlnrJ.
"TELEGRAPHERS
SECEDE
FROM
INTERNATIONAL
Form
Canadian
Union
at
Meet-
In?
Held
In
Edmonton
EDMONTON.
Jan.
7.
At
a
meeting
held
in
the
MarDonahi
Hotel
Tuesday
night
of
Hip
Pac
ific
District
Canadian
National
Division,
No.
t:t
Commercial
Telegraphers
of
America
a
un
animous
vole
was
passed
to
secede
from
that
organization.
A
provisional
committee,
the'ffrnph
line
north
of
Hazelton
personnel
of
which
is
chairman,
there
is
rain
.falling
except
nt
Win.
Mark,
V.
J.
Davie.
P.
K,Kighth
cabin
where
soft
snow
is
Miles
and
C.
Milehell
were
!
reported.
At
Fifth
cabin,
where
appointed
to
earpy
on
the
routine
affairs
of
the
members
unli!
such
time
as
the
regularly
appointed
officers
would
lake
office.
The
committee
were
inslru&led
by
t!:
meeting
to
eo-opernte
with
similar
committee
appointed
by
Central
and
Western
dis-Iricls
of
Division
43,
'in
organizing
and
promoting-
the
interest
of
tlip
new
Canadian
organiza
lion
to
he
known
as
the
Electrical
Communication
worker
of
Canada.
It
is
staled
dial
this
secession
ist
movement
has
been
brouchy
anoui,
not
hy
the
activities
oi
people.
wilJi
communistic
tendencies,
as
President
Tom
Moort
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada's
statement
suggests,
but
through
the
Canadian
workers
waking
up
lo
the
fact
that
they
are
sending
ten
of
thousands
of
dollars
in
per
capita
money
to
the
United
Stale.-,
every
year
and
receiving
nothing
in
return.
NEW
PROVINCIAL
POLICE
OFFICER
REACHBTERRAGE
Constable
McMillan
From
Vancouver
Succeeds
Constable
Eggleshaw
Who
Will
go
to
Duncan
Constable
McMillan
from
Vancouver
passed
through
tho
city
yesterday
from
lioat
to
train
lioiYnd
for
Terrace
where
he
will
be
stationed.
He
take's
the
place
of
Constable
Eggleshaw
who
was
dated
to
be
transferred
In
Dun
can.
Vancouver
Island,
but
wlio
is
now
seriously
ill.
FATHER
OF
FORMER
SUPERINTENDENT
OF
HOSPITAL
HERE
DIES
The
death
occurred
at
tho
family
home,
2323
Vine
Street
Vancouver,
on
Sunday
last
of
1"lm
McCaul.
aged
0
4,
father
of
Miss
Edith
MeCaul,
Il.X(
former
lady
superintendent
of
the
Prince
Rupert
(ieneral
Hospital
and
now
on
I
lie
staff
of
the
Fifth
Avenur
Hospital
in
Now
Ynk
City.
Tin
funeral
look
nlace
on
Tuesday
Ilev.
A.
H.
Sovereign
officiating.
ST.
ANDREWS
LADIES
ELECT
OFFICERS
WITH
MRS
JELGARNO'AT
HEAD
I.
.i-t
evening
the
Ladies
auxili
ary
of
the
St.
Andrew's
society
of
this
city
.
elected
officers,
choosing
as
president
for
the
year
Mrs.
Dslgarno.
The
full
list
of
officials
are
as
follows:
Past
President,
Mrs.
J.
R.
IrVine.
President,
Mrs.
H.
Delgarno,
Vice-President.
Mrs.
McRohhie.
Secretary.
Mrs.
J
McKechnie
Treasurer,
Mrs.
Tannock.
MILD
WEATHER
ALL
OVER
NORTH
At
No
Point
in
the
District
This
Morning
Was
Freezing
-Registered
1
he
unusually
mild
condition
continues
in
the
interior
of
llril-ish
Columbia.
Imports
reaching
here
today
by
Oovernnient
,
Telegraphs
show
that
at
no
point
is
it
1'rccxing
while
at
Anyo
the
thermometer
registers
.19,
which
is
seoii
degrees
above
freezing
point.
At
the
cabin
alomg
the
lele-
It
is
now'raining,
there
is
usually
at
this
time-nf
year
three
to
four
feet
of
hard
packed,
snow,
the
nn-uual
snowfall
Ihere
being
about
18
feet;
Following
is
the
daily
weather
report
taken
at
eight
o'clock
this
morn
i
tier:
l'rince
Itupert
Overran!,
light
soiitlieaft
wind;
temperature,
it.
Anyox-c-llain,
calm;
temperature,
30
above
zero.
,
Terrace
Itain,
calm;
temperature,
30.
llazelton
Cloudy,
calm.
mild.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm,
mild.
'
'
Hums
Lake
Cloudy.
rajm;
tempera)
me,.
35.
f
Smiihers-.CIoudy.
calm.
mild.
WYiilehnrse
Cloudy,
calm:
3(i
above.
Dawson
Cloudy,
calm
aJio
e.
Yukon
average
15
above.
EFFORT
TO
ENFORCE
PROHIBITION
BETTER
ALASKAN
TERRITORY
JUNKAr.
Jan.
7.
The
new
director-of
prohibition
enforce
ment
who.
is
hereafter
:t
visit
In
Washington;
is-making
arrange
ments
to
rearrange
the
officers
under
him
with
a
view
to
light
ening
up
and
preventing
both
the
importation
of'
liquor
from
Canada
ami
also
llii-
making
of
liquor
in
private
distilleries.
Hoy
F.
Jones
has
charge
of
Hie
Ketchikan
district.
DROP
IN
EGGS
WAS
FASTER
THAN
EVER
The
drop
in
the
price
of
eggs
mii
the
local
and
other
markets
which
has
taken
dace
in
the
last
four
weeks
is
unprecedented
in
Hie
commercial
history
of
the
coast,
says
the
Victoria
Colonist.
The
Victoria
market
has
experienced
an
average
drop
of
thirty
cents
per
dozen
for
all
grades,
while
in
'Vancouver
nnd
oilier
lanse
centres
similar
declines
have
taken
place,
ranging
over
the
last
thirty
days.
Children's
Colds
Are
quickly,
pleasantly
relieved
by
Dr.
Chase's
Syrup
of
Linseed
and
Turpentine,
If
children's
colds
are
got
rid
of
promptly
there
will
be
less
tendency
to
pneumonia
and
consumption
in
later
life.
It
is
the
neglected,
hangine-on
cold
that
weakens
the
lunjs
and
develops
into
serious
trouble,
t
No
treatment
for
coughs
and
colds
was
ever
so
popular
with
the
children
as
Dr.
Chase's
Syrup
of
linseed
and
Turpentine.
It
Is
po
pleakmt
to
the
taste,
so
delightfully
soothing
and
healine
and
affords
relief
so
quickly
that
children
soon
turn
lo
it
instinctively
when
choked
up
with
a
cold
or
annoyed
ny
cougnine.
t
It
U
mother's
favorite.
treatment
for
croup
and
bronchitis,
for
she
knows
it
vuuiuii
ciwuiui
rm-y
sit
4
v
in
nine
IKI
always
have
a
bottle
at
hand
for
prompt
use
in
emergency.
O
1926
y
Iht-l
Fnrwr
Srwvict,
Inc.
CtMt
Btiuin
nhu
i
SPORT
CHAT
K
Harry
(ireli
of
Pittsburg
has
signed
a
ronlrart
lo
defend
hts
world's
middleweight
title
ugninst
Tiger
Flowers,
Georgia
negro,
at
Madison
Square
Harden
on
Fehroaiv
25
in
a
fifteen
round
nialt
li
to
a
decision.
An
unbeaten
llolshevik
soccer
ilea
tii
which
wear
blood
red
jer
seys,
lias
added
a
triumph
over
France
lo
those
of
I
n.
land
and
Turki-yw
The
team
will
next
meet
mi,
Irish
aggregation.
Setting
at
rest
report
that
the
Ottawa
National
League
lioekey
team
might
bn
moved
to
some
larger
centre
of
population.
Frank
A.
Ilearn,
president
of
the
club,
has
made
Hie
announce
ment
that
there
is
no
such
intention
at
this
time.
CANADA
FIRST
IS
URGE0BY
JOURNAL
Says
More
Interest
Taken
In
Old
Country,
Politics
Than
In
Government
of
Canada
(Financial
Post
Why
is
it
Unit
some
Canadians
are
unwilling
to
be
Canadians?
There
are
in
Canada
many
Hrit-iih-born
Canadians
who
become
more
enthusiastically
Hrilish
when
they
arrive
in
Canada
than
they
ever
were
in
the
Old
Coun
try,
even
more
ItriUsli
than
the
f'KjJrilish
people
themselves.
We
have
in
Canada
French-speaking
Canadians
who
are
more
French
than
the
French
Hiemsehes.
There
are
Canadians
wdo
support
with
vigor
and
force
every-policy
initialed
by
a
government
in
Cireal
Itrilain.
al
though
thjj
Ilritish
people
themselves
may
be
divided
on
I
he
point.
'I
here
Jire
Canadians
who
stump
the
country,
upholding
the
actions
of
whatever
government
may
be
in
power
in
France
at
the
moment,
resardlc
of
the
divisions
offopinion
in
France
il-clf
regarding
lliosp'
policies.
Let
us
not
forget
our
mother
countries,
hut
let
us
e
Cana
dians
first.
MAPPNG
SQUADRON
FOR:
ALASKA
TO
BE
LOCATED
KETCHIKAN
KETCHIKAN.
.I.in.
7.
A
si'e
is
being
selected
heir
f.r
head-
quarters
for
the
Nuval
avialioi
aerial
mapping
squadron,
which
will
make
its
base
here
next
summer.
A
tentative
location
ha
been
chosen
on
Charma!
I'olnl
road
subjeel
to
ratification
by
the
department.
WELCOME
TO
WIDOW
OF
PETER
VEREGIN
Five;
Thousand
Doukhobors
Meet
Mother
of
Future
Head
of
Colony
NELSON,
Jan.
7.
H'ive
thous
and
DnuklTobors
Kave
a
fervent
welcome
to
Mrs.
Euilokia
Verigin,
widow
of
the
late
Peter
Veregln
on
her
arrival
at
Brilliant
from
Russia
yesterday.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Pr'ice
Rupert
Mrs.
E.
M;
Smith,
Terrace;
W
Kaslwood,
Thnmns
A.
11.
Ferris
I-.
V.
Delcourl,
F.
W.
Welsh,
D
C.
Scott.
.
II.
Dawson.
.!.
A
iShediae,.
A,
A.
MacDonnld
and
M
!
Y.
Aivnzo'tf.
Vancouver-
.f.
V.
MiIler
ami
T.
Mason.
Victoria
S.
Hoe,
Siimmerland.
Central
J
A
McDonald,
Vancouver.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
tvinxr
2c
per
word
injadvance.
No
Advertiiement
ttken
NTBB
MKX
WANTED
to
learn
Aulo-
Iraclnr,
Ha
It
cry
ignition,
Oxy-aeelylene
welding
anl
vulcanic,
ing.
Wo
nlso
leach
hricklav-ing.
plastering
and
tile-srlting
Write
or
call,
Iemphill
Anlo
Engineflplag
School,
10
Hastings
Street
Enit,
Vancouver
n.a
tf
LADIES
WANTED
lo
learn
Ileauly
Culture.
Write
or
eali
for
free
catalogue.
Motor
lieauly
Shop.
10
Ha.
tins
St.
Eat,
Vancouver,
II.C.
tf
WANTED.
Woman
wants
work
by
the
hour.
Phone
Itlue
3.14.
WANTED.
Typewriter
to
rent
by
the
month..
Phone
5M2.
A
WANTED.
Woman
for
hotel
work,
apply
Central
Hotel.
S
WANTED.--Iiain
sawing.
Phone
380.
If
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALE.
Itrunswick
phono
graph,
upright
style,
in
firm
I
oak,
almost
new.
cost
flMi.
Price
1100.
1'ulLeti,
Utilf
News
Office.
tl
I'OJl
SALE.
1953
Chevrolet
Sedan
in
splendid
condition;
guaranteed
running
order.
05
0.00
terms.
Phone
(irn
513.
tf
FOIl
SALE.
Forty
horse
nowor
stationary
steam
engine,
nearlv
new.
Apply
P.O.
Ilox
3
lit.
Prince
llupert,
H.C.
25
FOfl
SALE
Oil
niiXT.
Nwjltako
Hotel,
Vnnderhoof,
II.C
Apply
J.
W.
11.
Day,
proprietor.
TO
RENT
FOIl
HEAT.
Modern
four
room
rd
flat
with
Monarch
range.
Clapp
Itlock.
Weslenhaver
Itros.
if
FOIl
JIRNT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonograplis
and
sewv
ing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
ti
FOUIl
Ilnom
Suite
for
Kent.
Hot
water
heat.
Apply
Smith
Si
Mallet!
t,
Ltd.
s
tf
MODEHN
FLAT
for
ItenL
Apply
Max
Heilhrnner.
f
BOARD
IIOAHD
V
HOOM
in
comfortable
home.
Apply
Ilox
287
Daily
News
office.
3(M
HOAHD
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Pliorfe
f
.17
FURNITURE
AND
RANQES
FLTl.MTL'ItE
ami
Ilanges
boiighL
sold
and
exchanged.
New
fur-nitiiK)
and
ranges
exchanged
for
your
old
ones.
Iledroom,
living
room
nnd
dining
room
furniture
always
in
slock.
Me
ways
watch
my
window.
It's
changed
daily.
A,
Mackenzie.
Furniture.
TAXI
Phone
C7
Taxi
(Call
Oeoree,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six-
and
seven-passenger
Sludn-bakers
at
y"iir
disposal
nny
IIiim
for
50c
Service
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empress
Hotel
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
Store.
We
liny,
Sell
and
Exchange
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
83?
Third
Ave.
plJOnc
C1C
aTniro
rx
tcpirirn
Ann
DRY
WOOD.
Split
to
any
length
in
blocks,
per
load
$0.00.
.
SALT
IIRMHNO.
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Cove.
Phone
I
Muck
tfll
4,!
44444
4
4
AUCTION
SALE
AN
At
CI
ION
Kale
will
he
he'd
at
725
Eraser
Street
on
Thursday.
January.,
at
i.-iti
p.m.
consist
inn
of
nak
d"i'.ig
table,
chairs,
carpel.,
healer,
Morri
chair,
mahogany
Whatnot,
Del!
organ
and
stool,
limits,
springs
ami
nialtresoeit,
bureaux,
chiffonier.
Iieildlng,
kltcdien
(ni"
Ilusnian
fur
robe,
pictures,
etc.
IMiilpolt,
Evitl
tki
Auctioneer.
AUCTION
SALE
NEXT
AlXniOX
SALE
will
lake
place
on
January
1
1.
Ilemlae
I
list
later.
Ite
fore
sailing
fur
nllure,
nterehnmllse
or
art
trie-of
value,
get
my
adMre..
and
valuation,
domsel
freev
I
sell
on
commission
or
buy
outright
for
cash.
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