PAGE
FOUR
A
Good
Cook
Fails
ISSt
JgllUSlJ.
A
young
matron
whose
name
we
shall
nol
mention
spoilt
the
week-end
with
friends
This
.lady
has
n
reputation
for
bak
ing
and
was
asked
to
hake
a
tcako
and
sh'e
did.
No
Pacific
Wilk
was
available
and
she.
herself
thought
it
would
make
little
difference
but
the
cake
was
n
failure
worse
than
that,
she
says.
PACIFIC
MILK
nead
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
A
few
SILK
Sweaters
I
ai
remarkably
cheap
prices
for
a
few
days
only.
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
ii
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Jox
-
f)89
I'hone
(ireen
389
I
TWICE
WEEKLY
We
have
arriving
FltKSH
fclLLKl)
IIF.LF,
VKAL
and
pOHK.
We
also
carry
a
full
Fine
or
Fresh,
Smoked,
and
Salted
Fish.
Seaiy
&
Doodson
The
Home
of
Bulkley
Valley
Produce,
nrahcli
from
Smilhcrs.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
Ii
I
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
JoaiJ
...
$6.50
Half
Load
.
...
$3.50
Large
sacks
.
.
.
50c
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
T.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
tl.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Bervb;e.
Ooal,
Band
and
Oravel.
tfte
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Kovlnfl.
Fur
Coats&
Jacquettes
I
An
Kxiiuhjile
Block
of
Fur
Trjinmjngs
al
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
O.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
THE
DAILY
NEW3
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
rL?.IMVf
fLLO-MQ
I
I
II
LcLL-WP,
.
I
i
I
I
1
1
Will
U
(
VCLU
-vUCH
-iSt
)
I
S
SMITHERS
VETERANS
ELECT
OFFICERS
FOR
SEASON
AT
MEETING
Colonel
R.
L.
Gale
Chosen
to
Head
Organization
With
J.
Flnnigan
as
Next
In
Command
SMITH
Kits.
Feb.
.
The
an
imal
meet
inn
of
the
rtrenl
Win-Vetvrnns
Association
was
held
in
their
club
rooms,
on
WVdnesdav
evening
willi
a
good
turnout
of
members
to
hear
I
lie
reports
or
lie
past
year
and
to
elect
of
ficers.
The
renorls
nf
1'rcsiilent
Cnle
mill
Mm
nen.tlt.
i-
cilimi'nil
succosrul
vars
operation
from
.very
noint
of
view.
Tim
mem-
bershin
had
been
increased
unlit
nuniiiereii
now
nearly
inn
ami
finances
showed
a
nice
balance
on
the
riaht
side
and
good
nro-
gress
had
been
made
during
the
year
towards
liuula(ing
the
building
debt.
The
outstanding
event
of
the
year
was
the
visit
or
Lord
liyng,
who
was
tendered
a
reception
at
lie
club
and
who
was
high
in
his
praise
of
the
local
organization
unit
ils
comfortable
quarters.
In
the
election
of
officers
the
names
submitted
nt
the
nominations
a
few
weeks
ago
were
bal-lotled
on
mid
resulted
in
the
following
selections:
President
Col.
It.
L.
fiale.
Vice-pcesidenf
W'm.
J.
"IfTi
nigan.
2nd
Vice-president
Jas.
A
Macdouald.
Fxertilive
'Messrs.
Fred
"Wal
ton.
J.
II.
Ilyrne
and
J.
Measley.
Al
the
first
meeting
or
the
xeculive.
two
more
members
will
be
chosen,
also
a
secrelnry-Ireasurer.
Wm.
J.
Finniigan
is
slewnrd
and
F.
A.
Dickson
assistant
steward.
SMITHERS
AV.-K.
Holmes
of
Tonley
was
business
visitor
in
the
town
the
fore
prt
or
the
week.
Matt
Itrowcan
or
Foresldnln
who
has
been
in
ill
health
for
some
time
was
a
visitor
in
Sinithcrs
'this
week
reenivi
n
rt
medical
consiiftation.
Oeorge-
Carrutbers.
slum
fore
man
with
the
C.NJl..
who
has
been
relieving
al
Mcltride
for
Urn
lasl
few
iiwmtliH
ret
Sperry
f:iiue,
provincial
con
stable
at
Hazelton
was
a
business
visiior
in
town
on
Thurs
day.
Mrs.
T.
King
who
has
been
visiting
with
her
daughter
Mrs.
Anger
near
Seattle,
mid
nf
other
points
in
the
sn'ulh
for
n
couple
nr
months
relumed
lo
own
on
i
iiursitay
,
morning.
The
regular
monthly
bridue
ami
whist
drive
was
held
al
the
Catholic
Club
on
Tuesday
niht
and
the
patrons
of
Ibis
nonular
pastime
spent
a
most
enjoyable
Mi'ming
nl
these
games.
Ue-rresbmenls
wore
served
at
midnight,
winners
nt
cards
follow:
Utiilge.
Mrs.
L
F,hy
and
.11.
J.
Kelly,
rirsl.
ami
.Mrs.
J.
Covering
and
ll.
fliinilcrsnn,
second.
At
whist,
Mrs.
Health,
ami
Mrs.
Walsnn
rirsl.
and
Mrs.
II.
Hharlz
and
J.
A.
Macdonald
second.
It.
L.
fiale,
local
Insurance
agenl
and
broker,
left
ror
Vic-
;
....
.
inria
iiiursiiay
evening
on
a
business
trip
or
a
couple
or
weeks
duration,
lie
was
neenm
panied
by
Mrs.
finle
who
will
make
an
extended
visit
with
rn-lalives
in
Mini
clly.
Fenwick
nrnhnm
left
on
Thursday
evening
for
a
visit
In
Vancouver
and
expects
to
uway
a
couple
of
weeks.
A
larsc
crowd
was
on
hand
again
Wediresdav
nitrlii
in
eninv
another1
of
the
Fall
Fair
Cinder
ella
dances.
Tim
jirogram
was
from
ll
lo
12
ami
was
'featured
by
ituailrillc
and
other
old
lime
dances.
The
local
ice
harvest
started
this
week
wilh
the
hauling
or
ice
from
Seymour
Lake.
This
sunnlv
is
for
tln
local
m'erchants
and
dairymen,
and
nil
hough
I
nun
lily
is
nol
lo
be
rnmnnrcd
with
Ihe
ice
of
other.
years,
the
blocks
have
a
thickness
of
from
12
to
1
1
inches.
.
"'ilber
bnd
nnnlher
Ibrlit
ln"
or
snmv
n
Wednesday
night
"",
farmers
who
have
wood
and
lies
to
haul
are
taking
nil
vanlngr
or
the
sleighing
lo
gel
ahead
with
this
work.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
J.
I'.
Lggleshaw
and
Mrs.
1).
W.
Cassells
returned
on
Wednesday
night
nrter
a
shnrl
visit
lo
Prince
Jt
u
perl
.
.
C.
Fraser,
Inspector
or
public
schools,
is
here
on
an
official
visit.
r.
Hrewer,
of
the
Forestry
Department,
Smilhcrs.
j
business
visitor
this
week.
Mr.
McMillan
local
nolicemnn.
Ief
on
Wednesday
morning
ror
Prince
Itliperl
In
meet
Mrs.
Mc
Millan
rind
children
and
returned
with
l
hem
on
Wednesday
nighl.
I
bey
are
Inking
up
their
resi
dence
in
Arnold
Creelmnn'a
house,
north
or
Ihe
part.
Mr.
and
Mrs
C
t.
M
returned'
-oh
.'
uti2i)nrt.finelitf
irnm
rrince
ituperl.
A.
Y.
Wilson
or
Hemn
was
in
Ipwn
on
Wednesday.
;
Tbos.
Christensnn
and
Law.
rr-iice
Tucker,
memhors
of
the
Lncey
cruising
parly
who
spenl
sevTi-nl
w
eeks
before
Christ
mas
cruising
the
timber
holdings
of
Ihe
Kilsumkalum
Timber
Co
nround
Kalnm
Lake
nrriTd
In
lown
on
Wednesday
night.
Accompanied
by
J.
McLaren
Ihev
lefl
for
the
lake-
on
Thursday
to
conliniio
I
heir
work.
(Ither
.members
or
Urn
iiarly
are
eMiecteiMn
nrriva
lalerV
Mrs.
fieorge
Litlie
relurned
on
Wednesday
night
tnim
Prince
ilnpert.
The
II.
D.
Ilridge
Club
met
on
Thursday
night
al
Mm
home
of
Mrs.
J.
M.
Hall.
Dr.
It.
(.
Large,
school
health
Inspector,
rninpleled
his
work
or
inspection
nl
Hie
local
schools
on
Wednesday
or
this
week.
Archdeacon
Ilk
or
Prince
Iln
pert,
who
spent
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
in
lown
snlicilimr
subscriptions
in
raise
nn
Endow
ment
l
lltiil
ror
the
Iljocese
nr
Caledonia.
II.C.
left
on
Wednes.
day
nighl
for
Kilwanga
nml
other
interior
points.
HAZELTON
Owing
lo
(he
lack
of
snow
Mils
Wilder.
Mlkv
(Iciuue
U
Imntinir
his
poles
lo
Ihe
Kkeena
Iliver
some
miles
above
llazellon
Instead
of
biinlilic
dit-eel
In
lli
railway
nl
New
jjazelloii.
iriie
poles
will
be
driven
down
the
river
as
far
as
Hanson's
hoom
a,
tledarviile
next
snnnner.
The
llazellon
Hod
nnd
fluil
f.lilb.
In
nrder
lo
pvolecl
spawn.
ing
rish,
has
reipiesled
Ihe
authorities
to
extend
the
opening
of
Ihe
close
season
ror
trout
from
April
.10
to
June
III)
in
Ihe
dis
trict
from
KiUvauga
in
Mnrire-
towu.
50
miles
north
or
the
Can
adian
National
Hnilways
and
?
miles
soulh,
Douglas
.Lav.
resident
minim;
engineer,
left
this
week
for
Vie
loria
on
official
duties.
The
Felix
llridae
Club
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Chappel
on
Wednesday
nichi.
Prizes
wen
nn
bv
.Mrs.
Sargent
and
Mrs.
!
Xrwirk
HOCKEY
AT
SMITHERS
Second
Game
of
Season
Played
Between
C.N.R.
and
Town
Teams
SMITH
F.rtS.
Feb.
C.
The
sec
ond
hockey
match
or
Ihe
season
was
played
at
Hie
local
rink
on
Monday
evening.
The
cranio
wns
between
a
team
representing
the
(L.N.
It.
nml
one
selected
from
ojher
players
representing
the
town.
Milliliters
of
the
regular
senior
lentil
were
all
on
Urn
ice
and
Ihe
large
crowd
of
fans
thai
himed
out
were
treated
to
a
fal
nnd
thrilling
exhibition
of
Ihe
popular
winler
pastime.
The
game
win
refereed
by
L.
II
Warner
who
was
called
upon
on
several
occasions
to
send
play
ers
lo
Hh
fence
who
were
using
nilitlle
too
much
energy
of
a
bland
not
allowed
by
the
rule
of
the
game.
The
seoro
U-
i
nol
an
indication
of
the
play
but
rather
showsi
that
combination
play
is
nu
important
factor
in
glitnes
of
sporl
and
is
most
pro-
luclive
of
resull..
y
,e
u-o
ot
a,
number
or
nice
combination
plays
during
I
be
game
Ihe
rail
way
learn
rao
their
score
up
to
nine
as
aalnt
one
for
Ihe
town
learn.
.
Tl
plnyers
were:
(.xS.lt.
S.
Itobinsnn.
coal:
J.
Craliam
Sr.
and
X.
Kiinalrick:
defense;
K.
Dawson,
renlre:
J.
Silver,
lefl;
L.
ltanbe.
rluhl:
nml
.
Huberts
and
II.
rtl.
spares.
Smilhcrs
().
lloskins,
goal;
J.
Millar
and
C.
Warner,
defense;
J.
rtrnham
Jr.,
eenlre;
W.
Or
chard,
left;
A.
Mutch,
right;
and
II.
Fors.
spare.
SKIDEGATE
.1.
McQueen
of
the
Dominion
rtovornmeiit
radio
service
came
here
,rerc!iHy
jwllh
a
large
assortment
nf
machinpry
ami
lum
per
ror
She
Dead
Tree
-win)
I
ess
station,
IwliMi'
Willi
be
glvifn
n
Ibnroiigh
overhauling.
Now
inachinery
will
be
inslatled
nnd
a
:Mfl
fool
mast
will
he
erecled.
There
have
been
some
cholines
in
Ihe
logging
.operations
at
Ihe
Sllka
Spruce
Mill.
.1.
fiillesnie
is
now
Inxgjng
.stiperinlendeuf
laKiiMg
i
tie
place
"of
former
mipcr-inlendenl
Mi(Ciougli
who
has
gone
south.
J
The
N'orweglnn
freighler
Canto
loaded
a
million
reel
or
spruce
at
Uiieen
Charlolle
Cily
ror
New
York.
From
there
she
went
to
Cushion
cove,
Salt
Spring
Island
in
coinplele
her
cargo.
Mrs.
J.
I,.
Marge
is
awnv
in
Vnucomer
ror
n
nmhtli.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
O.
W.
Walker,
.1.
II.
Hamilton,
.1.
H.
Sheridan.
A.
.1.
Iliitlimer.
C.
H
Fogg
m
.i
(
MiHaf.
Vancou
ver:
It.
M.
l
orsylhe.
Anvox:
M.
A
lliirbauk.
Prince
tleorge;
Mr.
nnd
Mis.
II.
n.
Allen,
llnnail;
A.
J.
Mnlhesoh,
!oP
Filwunl;
.1.
Peler-hoii.
rlly;
.1.
u.
Scoll,
K.
D.
.n-gis.
O.
F.rtiersh
nnd
M.
(luhen-out.
Swnnsnn
Hay.
Central
I.
Oarri.
-
c
N.H.;
H
C
Alex-'
ender
Vancouver;
J.
Hums,
city.'
--
C
,r
-
-
.
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
WANTVB
WANTFD.
One
reliable
man
In
every
town,
merchants
preler
red,
lo
lake
orders
for
lel
ciisloni-uinde
clothes
in
Canada.
Highest
couimissioni
nex
Tailoring
Co..
I.ld.
Toronto.
WAXTKD.
Plain
dNMsinakin
and
sewing:
remodelling,
re.
pairing,
knitting,
elc.
Plume
Oreen
70
1.
FOR
SALE
IIHST
HAIUiAIX.
'Ihrw.
lots
nn
Taylor
Sire,i.
(riiMl.riil
nasi
for
nil.
Close
in,
about
fhe
or
six
blocks
from
Post
nffjf.
flood
view.
Paved
Slr'L
rSarh
lot
S.
x
I
in)
x
It.
WeslenhBver
llrs.
I
(HI
SAI.K.
New
and
used
machinery,
boat
and
engines.
piston
rings
and
pwpollers
Northern
Kxnhance,
tl
3
Second
Avenue.
Phone
23.
if
FOIl
K.VLK.
lliilchlnt?
b.
-
-
&
Hhoile
Island
Ited
spclnl
win
ter
layers;
also
p,ooc
eggs
Sutherland.
Mellrlde
Streol.
FOIt
SAI.K.
Ha
l.lllliel,
"Nmiii.v
in
first
elns
eniiililion;
sixe
28
foot
by
H.
flray
engine
H'-2.
rt.
Horie,
Plume
3K7.
FOIl
SAI.K.
Hub)-
oorriage
and
crib,
in
good
condilion.
I'hon.
'IS
SI
TO
RENT
HOOMS
TO
IlKXT.-4leiiin
heal
ed,
hoi
and
cold
water.
S25
Second
Avenue,
half
block
below
Tolem
Pole.
Phono
7C7.
FOR
HrLNT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat
with
Monarch
range,
Clapp
Illock.
Westenhnvcr
llros.
tf
Oil
HKNT.
Pianos,
player
nlnnos,
phonographs
ami
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
tf
Mill
HOT.
Tailor-shoo:
Iwo
business
moms
below,
tw.i
living
rooms
above.
Westen-hav.cr
llros.,
Ii
FOIl
HF.NT,
Two
mom
furnish
ed
nparlinciits
by
the
day,
ween
tor
monlfi.
Phone
lied
Ii07.
tl
SIX
Itoonied
Furnished
Ilnuse
for
rent,
opposite
Hospital.
Appb
Oovernmenl
Agenl.
,1
KOH
HK.VT.
Itoom
with
or
with
out
board;
near'
elpvnlor.
Phone
fled
tr7.
tf
'OH
HKNT.
Furiiislieii'bousf,
newly
itecnrnleil.
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;W.
Mc
Kinley.
ir
m
iii;4j.
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slllle
Mussallem
Aparlmenls
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I
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tr
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ror
llonl.
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inx
iieiuirotmr.
if
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOOM
and
lloanl.
$10.00
weekly.
i-.very
iiouie
comfort.
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llox
2l
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News
Office.
IKIAHD
Tim
Inlander
Hto
Ieood
Avenue
lOmrm
nr
FURNITURE,
New,
anil
Secomllinriil
l
11
hul
turn
Rlore.
Woitnv.
Sell
n.,,i
change
New
and
Keeni.,n.n..,i
Oonils.
GEO.
PAPADOPIII
ns
83?
Third
Ave,
Wtnna
air
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
fl
A
v
nn.lln...!
.'"Mltlllll
returned
on
the
r,niiii
ir..i
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where
Mr.
Wood
lanu
aiienileii
n
convehlton
or
Imperial
Oil
Co,
officer.
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leas
than
50c
DRY
WOOD.
Spill
lo
any
length
in
blocks,
per
IimiI
$6.00,
.
SALT
IIKIllllNli.
A.
ISAACSON,
Son
I
Gove.
Phone
(Hack
101
CARS
FOR
SALE.
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5
passer.
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louring
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seven
passenger
louring
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new
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Ford
Tudor
sedan,
Ilt5.no
IB
Ford
Coupe
$350.00
1
1181
Ford
out,
ion
truck,
puna!
loxly
IS75.00
Fnnl
light
delivery
ebassis
rebuilt
$175.00
Atl
ears
nuarniilrrd
in
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meclinnieal
condition.
Knot
lernis
win
be
arranged.
KAIEN
QARAQE
Ford
nnd
Chevrolet
Service
8la-
tion.
Agents
for
McLaughlin
Oakland.
Ohlsmnblte
and
Chev
rolet
cars.
Ileo.
(j.M.C.
and
Feiloral
Trunk.
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SKHVICK
DAY
AM)
NIOIIT.
AUCTIONEER.
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.ii.,
li.oillenien'
Tlio
tcr'l
of
my
siictwss
hu
liromptiiesH.
efficiency,
fulr-neiM
nnd
goil
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I
arrange
auctions
ir
buy
outrigl::
for
ensh
ar
sell
on
cniiimisaion
nnyllung
of
vnliie.
PHvnleJ"t
Bals
dally.
WtU
,f
rir
exchange
any
kind
of
phono
grnpb
reeoriN
tin
hand.
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BOAT
BUILDING
III
all
now
Wislllliu
In
Htnri.1
--w-
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building
a
,oai
;
models
and
plans
furnished;
moulds
got
out
nml
set
up.
and
everything
slriiigltlcned
.ml;
nil
necessary
ndviee
and
assistance
niven
Services
except
innally
reasonable.
Address
llox
28!,
'
Daily
N'ews
office.
,u
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
I'UHMTIMti:
and
llnnges
bought.
sold
and
exchanged.
.New
fur
niture
and
rangos
exchanged
for
your
old
ones.
Iledrnriin.
living
room
anil
dining
room
tiirnllure
always
in
slock.
A!
ways
wnlch
my
window.
It's
changed
daily.
-A,
Mackenzie,
Furniture
TAXI
Phone
C7
Taxi
(Call
rteoree.
Pniit
III
filial!
Mix-
and
seven-passenger
Kludo-
nnKcrs
ai
y-ur
disposal
any
Hum
tor
EOo
Service
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Kmpress
lloiel
CAMERON
TRANSFER
I'hone
177
Baggaoe.
Furnltop
Mninn
If
you
want
anything
lent
for,
or
ueiivcred.
phone
us.
nr
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PRINOE
RUPERT
MUBin
STORE
303
Third
Avenue
io
agents
for
Columbia
llecords
We
repair
I'bonographs.
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lluKKn.
ilncfue
and
Miinlcal
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truments
of
all
kinds.
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