PAGE
FOUR
PRICE
LIST
Dry
Cleaning
and"
Pressing
Men
s
fruits,
cleaned
and
pressed
2.00
Men's
Suits.
sponped
and
pressed
1..10
Men's
Pants,
cleaned
and
pressed
...
.
..
SUM
Men's
Pants,
sponged
and
pressed
.
...
50c
Men's
Overcoats,
cleaned
and
pressed,
from..
$2.00
Men's
Overcoats,
sponged
and
pressed
$1.00
Ladles'
List
Ladie'
Suits,
dark
colors
?.00
Indies'
Suits,
light
colors
Ladies'
Skirls,
dark
colors
$1.00
Ladies'
.Skirts,
light
colors
-?!
Ladies'
Skirls,
pleated
and
cleaned
$1.75
Ladies'
Skirts,
pressed
only
$1.00
Ladies'
Skirts,
pleated
$1.00
Hoffman
Vacuum
Pressed
Is
Best
LAUNDRY
&
DRY
CLEANERS
Phone
8
Stamped
Goods
Luncheon
Self.
Pillow
Cases,
Aprons,
etc.,
all
stamped
ready
for
work.
A
large
variety
of
stampine;
patterns
1o
choose
from
if
you
wish
to
use
your
own
materials.
Ileal
Irish
Linen
Tablecloths,
51
inches,
each
$2.50
Silk
and
Wool
Hose,
four
shades,
per
pair
.
.
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes,
per
yard
25c
Mrs.
W.
L
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.:
Hox
,
-
989
J'Jione
Oreen
389
Bulkley
Valley
I'ol
lloast
lleef.
per
lh.
...
...
...
8c
to
10c
Prime
Ilitis,
per
lb
22c
Prime
Ribs,
rolled,
per
lh.
28c
Leg
of
pork,
whole,
per
lb.
...
r
30c
Leg
of
Pork,
cut,
per
lh,
35c
Spare
llffis
of
Pork,
per
lb.
20o
No.
1
Roasting
Chickens,
per
lit
...
.
.
45c
Sealu
&
Doodson
Sixth
Street
Phone
455.
We
deliver
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
$6.50
Half
Load
$3.50
Large
Hacks
50o
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
Si.
drUge,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
'toal;
and
and
Oravel
WWe
Speolallxa
In
Plane
ana
Furnltura
Stowing.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
BASKETBALL
TEAMS
HERE
James
R.
Mitchell
In
Charge
of
Party
From
Anyox
to
Play
Tonight
in
the
Exhibition
Hall
tnnipht
and
tomorrow
.eveniup.
TonipUl'ji
game
will
be
followed
by
a
dance
in
the
Kiks'
Home
and
on
Sunlay
afternoon
the
visiting
teams
will
be
entertained
at
a
banquet
in
the
Pt.
Ibvris
Cafe.
Jjlilio
Jlann
will
referee
the
pames.
The
Prince
Rupert
bams
have
been
selected
as
follows
for
to-ntpbt's
pames:
Boys
Jsa
Kalsuyama,
Yoshi
Katsuyama,
Perry
Uaisler,
Itob
Jlalheson
and
Alex
MilchMI;
spares.
Harry
Walker
and
Clarence
Thompson.
Oirjs
Mistes
Laura
Frizzell,
Kvelyn
JialbyYera
Smith.
Helen
Sim,
nnd
Ada
Minzpohr:
Kpares,
Jean
firieve
and
Marparel
Ker-
pin.
ST.
ANDREW'S
LEADS
IN
WHIST
LEAGUE
Won
Over
Sons
of
England
While
Moose
Were
Defeated
by
Knights
of
Columbus
Ht.
Andrew
Society,
winuiiij;
over
the
Sons
jof
Fnpland
last
uiphl.
while
the
Moose
Loi&c
went
down
lo
defeat
at
the
hands
of
the
Kuiphts
of
Columbus,
took
leadership
in
the
Fraternal
Whist
Leapue
for
the
lime
beinp
at
Jeast
The
Scots,
however.
have
by
no
means
a
cinch
on
the
position
for
the
I'.lks
are
only
one
point
behind
with
one
more
pame
to
play
and
St
Andrew's
Society
has
yet
to
meet
the
Moose
in
a
postponed
pame.
The
Kuiphls
of
Pythias
base
also
still
a
pood
chance
o
figure-
an
as-
piranls
for
the
championship
in
the
men
s
section.
The
pames
last
niplil
resulted
as
follows;
(
bid
fellows,
fi;
Sons
of
Cnnnda,
3.
KniKhU
of
Pythias,
7;
Great
War
Velerans,
2.
St.
Andrew's,
r:
Song
of
F.iik-land,
i.
Knights
of
Columbus.
Tr,
Moose,
I.
-
,
The
leusue
as
follows:
St..
Andrew's
.
.
.
j
F.Iks
!
Moose
K.
of
P
Oddfellows
..
.
K.
of
C,
Rons
of
Cnnnda
.
j
If.
0.
It,
.
,0.
W.
V.
A.
.
.
.
Sons
of
England
ftjnndinir
In
dale
W.
L.
Pis
10
i
10!
9
4
0
0
5
Hi
n
r,
o
8
7
8
8
7
8
0
r.
5
9
5
4
10
4
4
11
4
of
the
firl
half
of
the
season,
the
secnml
half
finds
tin
liophers
and
PJks
now
leadinp.
The
senior
championship
will
be
settled
in
a
play-olT
between
the
WIllielN
of
the
first
HIXl
swmid
halves.
In
the
Intermediate
l.easue.
he
Ciiwrenlmlor
an1
lliph
School
are
nultlinp
for
leader-
hip,
havinp
drawn
in
Uie
f
i
r-l
half.
In
the
Ladies'
Leapue,
the
Mine
girls
are
leuduv:.
,
There
has
Item
u
marked
improvement
in
basketball
play
here
since
the
iiiinointiiieiil
of
I
ion
Mi-Leod
as
official
cupue
referee.
FRENCH
GIRLS
PLAN
SWIM
ENGLISH
CHANNEL:
Will
be
Accompanied
by
Madame
Jane
Sion
Who
Almost
Got
Across
Last
Year
PAIUS,
Feb.
20.
Suzanne
Wurtz,
former
champion
swim-pier
of'FriiiiGp,
is
Uie
lalestj
woman
candidate
for
the
I'.ns-lish
ChanneL
swim
in
192C,
which
probably
will
be
the
banner
year
for
the
pumber
of
attempts
ever
Made
to
cross
the
"fish
bowl."
Mademoiselle
W'urlj:
will
start
from
Cape
Oris-Nez
and
will
have
as
a
companion
Mkidame
Jane
Sum,
wtio
came
within
a
mile
of
'lhe
Dover
Cliffs
in
1025
.Mademoiselle
Wurtz
has
won
the
"swim
across
Paris"
abou)
fifteen
kilometers
down
the
Seine-
three
years
in
succession.
INTEREST
INCREASING
IN
ENGLISH
RACING
NIvWMAUIvF.T.
Feb.
20-
-Inler,
est
iii
horse
tiK
intt
in
l.ikpland
lias
been
increasinp
in
leap
am
bounds.
statistics
issued
by
the
Calendar''
show
(hat
during
(he
last
flat
racjug
season
i.C'.M)
horses
ran
under
Jockey
Club
rules,
Jlils
hemp
the
preutesl
total
on
record.
In
1827,
only
II
fits
horses
run
during
Ibe
ea
son.
The
total
value
won
innlnkes
in
Knpland
last
year
was
715,-V.i't
pounds.
Wash
jC
That
Itch
Away
TlWfe
U
abaoluulr
no
tuffcrer
from
mewa
who
urn
nmt
tliu
Mothinf
waili.
sod
iltai
put
Irrl
imnmlialflir
that
woiidrflully
calm,
caul
rnaaUua
Out
runm
wlwn
tlx
itch
U
Ulurn
y-
It
prnttram
the
txxtt,
fivn
Ipsunt
lUicf
from
tU
matt
dlicMiiif
uia
dim-jut
D.D.D.
Tkt
frit
JIOO
itllU
rtlintt
urn
tr
fmr
I,,
It,
I),
l).
tti,
nt.
ORMES
LIMITED
Tjn3
DAILV
ANYOX
PLAYING
'DIVIDE
HONORS
BASKETBALL
The
Port
Simpson
native
basketball
(cam
went
north
io
Any-
ox
tins
week
and
played
a
erie;.
uf
two
piimes,
wimtiup
one
and
losinp.lbe
fit
her.
In
the
firf
trame,
port
Simp-siiu
defeated
.
the
Flk
enior
team,
repre-eiiling
Anyox,
by
a
'srore
of
23
to
23,
the
soperior
iaimt
-of
Uie
natives
lielpp
Ibel
li'iain
factor
in
their
victory.
Af-Ter
havinp
been
left
rather
far
behind
in
tho
firl
half.
Hie
Any
o
irsiiii
pulled
up
in
the
second
and
was
-.till
on
the
-eorinjf
rumpage
when
the
final
whistle
blew
pivinp
Port
Simpon
the
nine
by
two
jtoinl.
In
the
crond
game
on
Wed-Hitsday,
the
-iophers,-
anolhei
Senior
team,--retrieved
honors
for
Anyox
by
tb'fealinp
Hie
iil-inp
team
by
l'
to
13.
The
Port
Sinipoon
team
was
unable
to
break
tbrouph
the
tall
liopher
players.
lion
MeLeid
refereed
Uie
pnioe.
PRESENTATION
MADE
TO
JIMMY
MITCHELL
LAST
NIGHT
ABOARD
STEAMER
James
II.
Mitchell,
vice-principal
of
the
Anyox
lliph
School
mill
roach
of
the
school
basketball
li'ani,
was'
pleasantly
Mir-prisMd
i')'
bin
young
charpc
aboard
Hie
steamer
Prince
Ilti-
perl
last
iiiphl
us
he
was
brinp-inp
them
to
this
city
for
a
series
of
pames
with
Ibe
local
lliph
School.
The
boy
presented
Mr.
Milcrhcll
with
a
handsome
swenler
as
a
mark
of
appreciation
for
bis
endeavors
with
them.
I'he
presentation
was
made
by
Ted
Swansnn,
eaptain
of
the
l
earn.
SPORT
CHAT
Flic
formation
of
a
new
pro
fessional
hockey
league
on
Jie
prairies
wit)
nj
all
prphapiliu
mean
the
disfrolufiou
U
f
t!w
Western
liockHj'-'
Iaaue
-ih
it
now
nlaiwu.
;ukaliui,
Lalpar
anil
IMmoiiitiiri.i'vthu-1i
litres
bold
franchise
in
ijie
prcept
lea-
yijes.
have
no!
yet
joined
the
nev
body
hut
it
is
expected
that
they
will.
The
chance
are
that
nex(
year
will
again
see
separate
lea
piles
on
the
prairie,
and
on
tin.
Pacific
Coast.
Ijing
Irjivellinc
distances
hae
proven
(he
main
handicap
against
the
sucressfol
and
profitable
operation
of
tb-
league
j'Diuprisjpp
bolli
pairie
and
roast
teams.
Due
to
the
fact
thai
be
ma
jority
of
Hie
players
of
I
lie
Prince
.
Rupert
FUb
Co.
wejr
called
back
to
work
lal
night
m
urconni
of
extra
fish
handlinp
al
the
plan'
of
Ibe
Canadian
Fist
fi
Cold
Storage
o.
only
one
o
the
five
games
fn
the
final
er
opd
ilivUion
billiard
tournament
between
:be
OroMo.
and
Princ4
Hujiert
Fuh
fio.
was
played.
In
litis
fjame.
H.
I
tail
mi
defeated
McLeun
by
a
score
nf
If't
to
OH
The
reiiiamiup
four
pliiiie.
it
ciprcled,
will
lie
.
played
ihU
evepinp.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupart
It.
Oilson,
Purl
Hsinglon;
C.
Anderson,
schooner
Chelsea:
"
Flris.
WilJtaui
MeKibbin,
i.
I
Tucker.
I,
Davidson,
N.
Mur
chle,
J.
F.
Belyea,
G.
H,
Tiernan
yvurrM
VAXTF.I.4-
Plain
dressmatlmt
and
sewing:
remodellinp,
ra
pairinp.
kniltinp.
eir.
Phone
Green
701.
MUSKFIATS
wanled
to
buy
for
breeding
purposes.
Slate
prices
to
Win.
H.
Tunnah,
Ma"!.
1.C.
FOR
SALE
FO
SAJ.F..
-
Ciniforlable
six
roomed
bouse
and
two
loU
at
8.1.1
Itorden
Street.
Ot.o.
locution:
excellent
view;
newly
deroraled;
hot
air
healed.
Jteasonable
price.
Phone
Oreen
158.
FOH
SALE.
New
and
Ued
machinery
boats
and
enplnes,
piston
rlns
and
propetlern.
Northern'
Hxthance,
213
Second
Avenue.yplione
23.
if
FOIt
SALE:,
Two
pool
table.
sriO.on.
.Kor
rent,
Chill
parlor.
KID
,"econd
Avenue,
furnished.
r.n.(0
a
month.
M.
M.
Stephens
fi
Co..
Ltd
Kxchanre
niock.
,
to
PIANO
FOlftivM.F..
132.
w
TO
REIT
plmne
Hlark
FOH
RKM'Ps
Modern
four
rimm
ed
flat
iv
Ub
Monarch
ranpe,
Oapp
Ilfci.
Welnhvrr
Hro.
If
FOR
RF.NT.
Pianos,
player
piano,
pimnographs
and
sew-ing-
mochincs.
Walker'
Music
Store.
i
FOR
RENT.
Tallnr-shnn:
Iwo
business
rooms
below,
tw'j
living
rooms
above.
Weslen-haver
Itrns;
li
FOR
RF.Vr-Furnisle,
modern
houe.
021
Fifth
Avenue
We',
next
Calbnlir
school.
Pboii'
5
in.
51
FOR
RF.NT
Room
Willi
orwllh-
out
hoard:
hoard;
.
.
near
near
elevator
Phone
Red
157.
tf
FOR
RF.NT.
FurnUbed
nuile
Mussallrm
Apartments.
Pboni
18..
.
,
,
...
It
MODERN
FLAT
for
Rent.
Apply
wax
itejihrmum
i
k.VOARS
.
ARO
ROOM.
HOARD
Tuc
!eond
Avenue
Inlander.
830
Pbone
n7
AUCTIONEER.
MFKTINn
the
public
more
than
half
way:
when
patronising
tin
local
auctioneer,
you
are
boost
ing
the
city.
My
propositions
In
the
public
are
fair.
I
sell
on
commission
or
by
miction
I
buy
outright
for
rauli
or
sell
at
your
own
figures.
Private
sales
or
exchanges
daily
.Phonograph
records
cxrhanigcd
O.
F.
.Urine.
Auctioneer.
Phone
774.
P.O.
Hox
419.
209
eeoi!
Klreei.
On
account
of
the
weather,
the
Third
Avenue
sale
advertised
for
today
has
been
postponed
until
nexl
Thursday
nl
2,.in.
and
C.
p.
F.aslman,
Vancouver
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Oliver,
Terrace;
Murray
ami
O.
V.
Yanlauck,
F,d
loonton;
.1.
A.
Rumball,
Calgary
Central
J.
Lee,
I'sk;
T.
Fori
In.
A.
I
Tlsdale
and
L.
Oarll.
C.X.R.
ONE
THING
NEEDFUL
Lomiiicious
'
Jtarl.fr
fafler
a
good
half-hour
of
il
And
what
would
you
like
on
ic-ur
hair.
sjrT
Weary
Cuslnrnei.
-
My
lial
just
as
anon
a
you
can
manage
III
DRY
WOOD,
Spill
to
any
lenpth
in
blocks,
per
load
SG.00.
.
SALT
HFJIKTSO.
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Cove,
plmne
lliack
101
By
George
McManus
IB?
OVLEELU
JWtSmS
"ASSSy
IjTT.N-
TO
KUV
T
TV
J
I
'L
J
Three
Teams
In
Senior
League
Have
Close
Contest
vylth
End
In
Sight
lo
meet
the.
local
High
Nhooll
ANYOX,
Feb.
C.
The
basket-
teams
in
a
return
series
tf
I
t..-i
II
awmtn
is
drawing
to
a
rio
james,
iioy
and
arms
basket-there
bill,
as
a
result
of
close
all
teams
representing
the
idav
since
the
start
of
Uie
com
4
ill
i
..
-1
1
i
i
:
-
I
....
.
.
.....
wijox
iiiii
nriiooi
urriveu
in
meme'illou.
there
is
stilt
Hi-en
Itl-
ity
on
the
Prince
Ituperl
this
foeresl
in
the
activities
of
Hit
mnriunp.
the
party
lietnp
in
furious
leapues
and
rhamuion
'
.
.
a
cnanse
oi
.Mr.
ami
Jirs.
James
Jl.Uhiii
for
the
vear
have
as
vet
.Mitchell,
.been
by
no
means
settled.
The
visiting
team.s
are
as
fol-
threj
loams
in
the
Senior
lows:
-
1
1
"ll
;mihr-
liiw
u
nrt
I'l
L
Hoys
Ted
Swansnn
(captain
I'.
Ainius,
J.
Lanoreck,
K.
Clay,
-liia
it
Mcl.ach)an
and
A.
Lind-pren.
tiirls
Misses
J.
Morley.
A.
Mr-Lachlan.
T.
Deelli,
M.
O'Neill,
It.
Chapman
a
nil
J.
Calderone.
Homer
('lay
and
Oeonpe
Johnstone
also
came
south
as
supporters
of
the
smelter
town
teams.
As
a
result
of
the
panics
played
at
Anyps
before
Christmas
when
the
local
teams
went
north,
the
girls
are
on
an
even
foot
in
p.
each
haxir.p
won
one
panic
while
the
Anyox
loy
won
ope
game
and
drew
one
in
the
first
series.
The
panys
here
will
be
played
-having
iieen
I
ie1
at
the
close
AT
BASKETBALL
Port
Simpson
Team
Visited
Anyox
this
Week
and
Each
Town
Won
One
Game
E&
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
rS
Jc'per
wprdjin
dynce.
No
Advertiiement
taken
for
ten
than
50c1
CARS
FOR
SALE.
I
1922
Oldsmnbile
t.
5
passenger
louring
l00.nd!
I
1920
Nash
5
passenger
lour-!
in
$850.00
i
1931
(herland
Sedan
1700.00
I
1919
lleo
seven
passcoer
lourinp
170010
I
1
925
Ford
Coupe,
balloon
tires
car
like
new
eSO.on
I
1922
Ford
Tud.ir
sedan.
..
1
125
.on
t
1922
Ford
Coupe
10(1
JiO
I
1921
Ford
one
Ion
truck,
panel
body
375.O0
I
Ford
light
delivery
aliassi.
rebuilt
1175.00
All
cars
guaranteed
In
good
ineahanlral
condition.
Va
lernu
can
be
arranged.
KAIEN
OARAGE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Sta
tion.
Agent
for
McLaughlin
Oakland,
Oldsmohile
ami
Chevrolet
cars.
Reo.
U.M.U.
and
Federal
Truck.
WHF.CKINO
Sl'ltVlCK
DAY
AN1
NIOIIT.
DANCING,
HANCI.Mi.
Hays'
lllo.-k.
Imsou
any
hour
by
apixiinlmeiit.
Sx-culs
CiHrle.Ui.
e
t
e.
Tuesdays
and
Tliurday.
Mr.
Howard
Fn.jell
assisting.
Phone
Si
mornings.
Mm.
II.
(.
Crewe.
ROTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
llaggage
and
Kxpres
Kland:I.ittlc's
News
Stand.
Phonr
352.
Res.
Phone
Oreen
62fl
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
I
Mr.LI.
ranges
and
furniture
of
evry
description:
lied
linen,
heeling
mid
pillow
easing
by
lb
yard:
I
rulmui
linoleum
,
bejl,
springs
itnd
ntalrenes:
oiiiiiig
onus,
iiviiwi
room
cnnirs
and
tables,
seagrass
ebairs
Furniture
exchanged.
A.
Mackenxie,
Furniture.
Phone
775.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
CJeorge,
Paul
or
dual)
Six-
and
even-nascnger
Slnde
baker
al
yur
disposal
any
tiin
for
SOc
Service
ROS8
eR08.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Kmpress
Hotel
TRAPPERSI
I
XKF.D
10,000
MINK
RKIN8.
Ile.d
prices
paid.
See
me
before,
you
sell
your
furs.
If
lis
fura
I'll
buy
them.
W.
GOLDBLOOM,
Second
Ave.
The
Honest
Fur
Man.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Friday,
February
20
High
1:10
n.m.
H.5
ft.
12:55
p.m.
19.7
l'w
7:05
n.m.-
H.I
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19:31
p.m.
4.2
"
Saturday,
February
27
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13:29
p.m.
20.3
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7:3ii
a.m.
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p.m.
3.0
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Phone
t?7
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iii
you
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any
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or
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MUSIC
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303
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