PAGE
FOUR
The
Newest!
A
Shipment
of
fample
Coats
for
Misses
and
Ladies
Priced
from
,
$12.50
to
$22.50
These
arc
on
consign-ment
ami
must
he
shipped
away
on
Tuesdays
linal.
Pee
Ihem
liefore
lliey
go.
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Hox
-
-
989
Phono
Green
389
Sausages!
Pure
Pork
Sausape.
per
lb.
30c
lleef
ami
Pork
Sausage,
per
lb
25c
Tomato
Sausage,
per
lb.
25c
Fresh
Home-made
Head
Cheese,
per
lit
25c
Heef
Dripping,
per
lb..
.
10c
Sealy
8
Doodson
Sixth
Street
Phone
455.
We
deliver
See
Our
Window
DEMDNSTRATIOH
of
Modern
Laundry
Services
In
K
Idas'
Old
Stand
on
Third
Avenue
&
DRY
GLEANERS
Phone
8.
!
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
'ull
load
...
...
$8.50
Half
Load
$3.50
Large
sacks
50o
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
5S0
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
tt.
Ctrlage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
3oal,
Sand
and
flraveL
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and'
Furniture
Bevlng.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
F.xqufsite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
?n?.
tr.'T.V
NEWS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
NOW-
I'LL.
CO
DOWN
TO.
V;
IN
THE
KNOW
OtriTtt
AM'
mIT
THU
HOSPITAL
HE
OOEbNT
PS.V
IT
LPb-OLD
MOHEY
-
THtV
THE
COT
IN
A
Take
it
awat
MANE.
IT
(SaSISSi
FROM
r
fv
HiM-r;
Ji
I'm
rv
QUEBEC
CUT
OF
LUMBER
LARGE
mi
Billion
and
Half
Feet
of
Logs
Being
Got
Out
This
Winter
gi
KMKC,
Feb.
20.
The
lum
ber
1'iit
of
I
Ik
province
of
Quebec
for
the
winter
of
l92.'-2ti
is
Xecled
to
be
about
1,500,000,-
Inioii
(KI0
feel,
it
announced
by
i:.fin
are
reported
lo
be
vastly
improved
over
previous
years,
for
the
forest
ry
men
employe!
by
the
provincial
government,
snmo
two
hundred
in
number,
are
visiting
each
of
the
camps
in
turn,
ami
seeing
thai
t
lie
new-rule
and
n-srulalions
laid
down
by
the
rx-vineial
health
bureau
are
ober-veil
in
full.
In
addition
to
this
work,
lhe.-e
foresters
are
also
charged
ttilh
enforcing
the-,
law
regarding
the
minimum
growth
of
limber
that
can
bo
felled.
The
1925-2(1
timber
cut
.
is
ex
pected
lo
be
completed,
ahnill
Ihff
end
of
April,
but
long
before
thai
the
provincial
forestry
department
will
have
started
their
plans
in
connection
with
the
operations
for
next
winter.
Mr.
Piche
staled
that
his
department
would
this
month
slart
arrangements
for
next
winter's
work
in
the
forestg
of
the
province.
BIRTHDAY
PARTY
GIVEN
BY
MRS,
M.
THOMPSON
TO
NUMBER
OF
HER
FRIENDS
On
Thursday
evening
a
very
pleasant
social
affair
look
place
when
Mrs.
M.
ThonmMui
gave
a
birthday
parly
in-
her
apartments
on
Third
Avenue.
The
evening
was
spent
in
games,
dancing,
inging
and
recitations.
W.
II
Waldorf
gave
an
exhibition
of
hypnotism.
Nels
Larson's
antics
V-vlfen
he
imagined
'lflniself
J
be
a
dane.ing
bear
proveiJ,vei'y
jini"tf-
ing.
-U
niiduigiil
supper
was
served
and
in
I
he
early
hours
of
the
morning
the
festivities
finally
enme
to
a
close
when
all
joined
hands
and
sang
"Awld
Lang
?viie.
Those
presenl
beside
the
hostess
were
Dwighl
Thompson
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Seadden,
Mr
and
Mrs.
.1.
W.
(Jollier,
Mr.
and
Mr?.
V..
Saxon,
Miss
Pearl
Collier,
Master
Arthur
Liuslead.
Mrs.
O
Linstead,
Vic
Marckland,
Nels
Larson,
A,
prophet,
W,
Way,
Preseoll,
W.
II.
Waldorf
and
A
Mr
Ivor.
TEA
AND
SALE
TODAY
BY
BAPTIST
LADIES
Affair
Is
rn
Progress
In
Church
Parlors
this
Afternoon
A
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
anil
tdain
wwiiig
is
being
bet
this
afternoon
in
the
church
par
lors
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
nf
the
Haptist
Church.
Mrs.
C.
Larkin,
president
of
the
Aid.
receiving
and
Mrs.
Frank
Mprris
is
general
convener.
Mrs.
-J
Macdonald
is
in
rliarge
of
the
tea
room
with
Miss
Hughes.
Mr
llewislon,
Mrs.
C.
O.
Camphel
Mrs.
W.
Darlnn
and
Mr.
A.
Ivar
ton
as
her
assllants,
Mrs.
W.
llaminond
is
convener
of
Hie
home
rooking
table
assisted
h.v
Mrs.
.hid
Thuriier
and
Mr.
Ilib-bard
and
Mrs.
.1.
A.
LuuNay
ar.
rliarge
of
the
sale
of
plain!
sewing.
Mr..
Lemon
is
acting
a-eashier
.
SPORT
CHAT
Jai-k
Deinpey.
world's
chain-
lirnvywcixhl
boxer,
is
about
iv.,t
mi.,
m-iiii
?
with
.
:
.:.
:..
iai.
L-,..lr'
!
-
in.
...I......
..i..
,1..
nafnerhiii
after
his
weddin-
I,
,,.,,
T.lvIrip
,Bk
.n..
iiiiii.
..r
n...
.i..:i
.
i.u...
,..
...
(i.
piehe.
clner
forester
in
thctseHe
or
"sensational
dicos-
leeplechaiiig
will
finish
in
He
provincial
government.
Laek
'fures."
The
disclosure.
will
Hn.'Tarly
fblaie
.rlory,
and
the
now
duriiw
January
Ihrongh-J,!,,,,!,.
5m,
as
profitable
Ini
out
the
province
m:ule
little
lir-'jja,.ji
,
n,,...
,.,..
j,,,
,PnI,iioiial
lernnre
in
me
iunii"-rum
upci
.i-(
ay
pai0
,n
anni,um',.s
that
1
"""I'"
w,"
",r
rr
lions
in
the
:I50
camjw
whirhilf.
..iii
,Pn
ji,.
,rll
i,..;.!,,
,inrviH"il
'f
Ibe
lirand
National
at
have
been
opened,
for,
whereas
in
soni
ililricls
loo
much
snow-
..
n
il
eariy
in
me
se.on.
.op
lhat
practically
none
fell
duringi,..
January
siatuliieii
mailers,
ami
'.,
o-ndered
the
roads
jus!
right
roHfor
)f
M,
fPnU
W,V
aclive
wprk.
.
llm
r..ilA.i
r..ilo.(
In
i
Lnni-l
mil
-r
T..i..
i-.-.y.'
ISih.
In
all.
some
thirty
thousand
.
.....
,
,
men
are
scattered
throughout
.
if"iiJ
ut
mi-
Jriiri
in
iir
i
.-.
,
.iHl
,..
a,nnl
overage
nualily,
some
cood
the
province.
Hygienic
H.nditiorisin(.4
,
,,
MMarrel
over
FMcllo
Tayl,.;
and
u-liit
1
1
ik
llii.iba
r.
t
VV!llM
'Pun
1
""I.....
ncy
and
when
he
will
ffght.
I
Couunencing
today
and
fiidin
next
Friday,
I
lie
second
annual
winter
carnival
at
Vanderhoof
is
now
being
held.
One
of
the
most
iiuporlaut
events
will
!
the
queen
content
which
will
be
ii;
progress
throughout
the
week
until
the
Athletic
Association
dJnce
on
Friday
night
whey
the
sijnnding
of
the
-candidates
wilt
be
announced.
There
will
alo
sljiged
during
the.
week
n
number
of
winter
games
inrlud-j
hockey
and
skating.
Thej
proceeds
qf
the
carnival
will
be;
levoled
to
the
development
of
aj
kaling
rink'
The
proceeds
of
the
first
carnival
last
winter:
made
it
possible
to
eJabish
a
rink
this
season.
GOOD
SHOOTING
AT
MINIATURE
RANGES
There
was
some
good
average
shooting
at
the
miniature
ranges
nsl
evening,
the
hihest
score
being
9C
and
the
lnwet
!0.
Fol
lowing
are
the
M-ores:
M.
M.
Lamb
9rt
It.
Davidson
9t
.
W.
Hrass
.
.
;
9
1
It.
Wilson
93
11.
Floyd
...
...
.......
92
J.
Sipiire
k..
....
W.
Hanbin
.
;
92
ill.
It.
I'-astman
.
.
n
.
;
.j
Qfi
'('.
K.
McKeown
........
01
Frank
Hnssell
9ft
LADIES'
WHIST
Daughters
of
England
and
Orange
Ladles
were
Winners
Last
Evening
fiames
in
Ihe
Ladies
Seotiou
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
last
night
resulted
as
follows:
Daughter
of
linglnnd.
5;
Moose
L.'idies,
t.
Orange
Ladies,
5;
Pylhian
RIs-
Jrs,
4,
League
standing
lo
dale
is
as
follows:
.W,
L.
Pis
Orunge
Liolies
...x...
(5
I
f,
Moose
Ladies
T,
V,
Daughters
of
ling.
5
r
Pythian
Sisters
C,
F.
.leary,
who
has
been
em
ployed
in
the
Kelley
logging
eamps
at
Logan
lolel,
relumed
lo
the
city
on
Ihe
Prince
Charles
Inst
night,
He
is
the
falher
of
.Mrs.
W.
JI,
Peniwy
ol
Ibis
lty.
Provincial
police;
Constable
and
Mrs.harles'Kcnrb
and
fain
ily
of
Massed
re
visitors
In
the.
cits,
having
arrived
from
Ihe
Is
lands
on
the
Prince
Charles
last
n
light.
O
1926
r
Int
l.
Fistuwc
Soviet.
Inc.
Cnt
bntaia
n(W
wn4
GRAND
NATIONAL
IS
GREAT
EVENT
Preparations
Being
Made
For
Great
Steeplechase
Next
Month
40
JUMPS
IN
4't
MILES
LONDON.
Feb.
lly
Cnn-winler
ndlat)
Press
.
The
Ial
r4MB
season
will
I
'"a,"',lr,r,'.
nfar
the
close
of
Ainlive
on
Marrh
iii.
and
the
run
ni
lip
of
the
Lincoln
Handicap
afl.ineoln
two
day
earlier,
flrand
NMIIonal
entrants
thij
-nr
c.-tiisideml
wrtl
tin
to
;ar
""
1
usual
standard.
1
hough
the
fbulk
of
the
IK
candidates
are
of
'h'nes.
many
of
them
with
long
M.-Henee
over
the
dimeull
i'miit
ii
i
lie?
i.nT'numi
iniCK,
.,
i,.,
......
(ICtM'MI-U
lll"
WIli!IIIS
UIIOI-
ted
them.
Double
Chance
Favorite
Outstanding
anions:
the
turfs
veterans
who
ore
being
prepar
ed
for
the
greatest
test
that
the
iiiomtigiiureti
ran
race,
re
Double
Chance,
winner
of
the
National
in
1025:
Old
Tav
llrblze
wlio
fell
in
tvth
rhres
and
finih-ed
second
taWf
year:
Hilvo.
fifth
last
year
and
lliinl
in
1021,
and
Hy
Mak,
lliinl
lat
ynar,
and
euid
in
1021.
Some
of
Ihe
horses
who
enter
Hie
(irsind
.Vntional
v-ear
aftr
year
have
a
fair
chance
of
win
uing
it
sooner
or
later,
and
nge
is
not
always
the
mot
important
factor.
Old
lay
Itrbtee
is
12
years
old,
for
instance,
but
Serjeant
Murphy,
revered
at
New
market
as
a
model
juniper,
va
13
years
old
when
he
won
I
hi
i
ace
in
1023.
Serjeant
Murjihy
has
iM'erf
conspicuous
in
the
race
for
many
years,
and
his
absence
ttti
ear
4s
regretted
by
turf
followers.
Hi!
is
being
used
at
Newmarket
(o
t-qIhmiJ
the
younger
entrants
who
will
essny
the
diffi
cult
jumps
on
March
2C.
At
that.
there
is
a
possibility
that
Ser
geant
Murphy
will
have
another
ry
next
year.
vv
ilh
IH
candidates
in
training,
it
is
ipnle
fiossihle
that
the
field
for
Orand
(National
Ibis
year
win
ne
larger
tiian
ever
before.
'l1ie
record
is
36
start-rrs;
in
lt(2l.
T"irl'-irfri
sarll
fast
yearJii'
it
(
t
t
,
4
Forty
Jumps
'Marled"
is
the
correct
term
I
lie
Orand
National
fully
deserves
the
reputation
of
being
the
most
arduous
horse
race
run
annually
in
ihe
world.
Along
its
length
of
four
miles
and
H50
yards
are
scattered
10
jumps
am
practically
all
of
them
are
higher
or
wider
than
the
obstacles
foum
at
oilier
tracks.
One
of
the
threi
water
Jumps
is
15
feel
wide.
In
I
lie
course
of
the
race,
these
jumps
generally
brinff
n
grief
a
half
or
two-thirds
of
the
field
and
rarely
do
n
doen
horse
linish
the
course.
OU-nside.
In
toil,
was
the
only
entrant
lo
finish
without
flilliiKr,
and
in
1021,
when
.Shaun
Spadnh
won
he
was
followed
over
Ihe
finish
ing
line
by
only
four
olhers,
mil
of
the
3.
starters,
,
Naturally
the.
heavy
casually
list
does
not
pass
unremarked
Always
ihere
are
those
who
ad
voralc
the
moderation
of
the
National's
damaging
jumps,
or
simriening
nr
ttie
long
course
The
mieslinn
has
even
come
up.
in
the
House
of
nmmons.
In
addition.
U
Is
disheartening
snmeiimes
to
see
a
horse,
run
nlng
in
fine
condition
and
an
parenlly
with
n
brlghl
chance
of
finishing
at
Ihe
lop,
fall
within
igJH
or
Ihe
fnlhlng
post
Old
Tay
Bridge
fell
three
fences
from
mm
-
-
i
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
"
.
..
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CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
infadvunce.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
'jvaiitk
WAXTKD.
-Doal
for
crolline:
3fi
f-et
or
over;
sound
and
ren-sonnbly
priced.
Anwer
a
once
lo
lto
3(r.
Daily
New
offiee.
WAXTKD.
Plain
dremakiri'
and
sewiny:
remodelling,
impairing,
kniltinsr.
elr.
Phone,
fireen
701.
MI'SKHATS
vvanled
l
buy
for
breisllns
purwes.
S:do
price
lo
Win,
H.
lunnali.
Mnetl.
It.C.
WAXTKD
Sewindhaml
Portable
Typewriter.
Itov
3U5.
Daily
New
Office.
tf
FOR
SALE
rWKLVK
Ooid
Seal
Congnlriiri
rugs
to
be
cleared
at
less
than
cost.
Iteautiful
patterns
and
various
siie.
This
week
only.
Call
in.
Seeing
is
believing
A.
MacKeniie.
furniture.
Phone
7:5.
FOIl
SALK.
New
and
ued
machinery,
boats
and
engines,
piston
rings
and
propellers.
Northern
Kxchaiwe.
21.1
Second
Avenue.
Phone
23.
if
FOIl
SALK.
-
Fumed
Oak
dining
suite.
ro.oo.
Phone
Itlue
r,23
HOOKS
FOIl
SALK.
Phone
I'.lack
l".
TO
RENT
FOIl
UK.VT.
'
Modern
four
room
ed
flat
with
Monarch
range,
Clapp
Block.
vvestenhaver
Hros.
tf
FOR
IlKNT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sew
ing
machine.
Walker's
Music
.Store.
I
Oil
IIF.NT.
Tailor-shop:
Iwo
business
rooms
below,
Iwj
living
rooms
above.
Westen-
haver
Hros.
1
FOIt
IlKNT-Furnisheil
room
In
private
home.
Walerfron:
view.
Apply
330,
Fourth
Ave.
licist.
44
FOIt
JlliNT,
Funilheit.
house
pear
business
section,
120.00
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
Fast.
TWO
roomeil
funilshcd
apart
ment.to
rnl
by
Ihe
day,
week
or
month.
'PhVihe'flitl
rtu.
IJ
FOIt
IlKNT.-
Hon
m
with
nCwilh
out
board;
near
"elevator
Phone
lied
IT.7.
tf
FOIl
IlKNT.
Furnished
suite
Musallem
Apartments.
Phon
18.
tl
M0DKR.N
FLAT
for
Ilent.
Anoly
Max
lleilhroner.
TRAPPERSI
I
NKKD
10.000
MINK
SKINS.
Ho.d
prices
paid.
See.
me
before
you
sell
your
furs.
If
lis
furs
Fli
buy
ihem.
W.
OOLDBLOOM,
Second
Ave.
The
Honest
Fur
Man.
Ihe
winning
post
in
1021,
when
hn
was
lendimg
with
Silver:
The
latter
has
to
carry
lop
weight
of
175
pounds
in
Ihe,
race
next
month,
ine
norses
finishing
in
Ihe
n.
..
1-
..1
1
.
11
m
piiiiM-s
lasi
year
ure
again
entered,
namely;
n
(heir
order,
Double
Chance,
...
Old
Tay
nriUKC,
l
y
.M.-isk,
Hprig,
Silvo,
and
Dwnrf
of
Ihe
Forest,
other
entrants
with
previous.
"National"
experience
are
Arilen.
Ammonal,
All
While,
He,,
Cruchan.
fiardenrnlh,
Keep
Cool,
Pencoed,
Paey,
While
Surrey,
and
Hall
(node,
:i
DRY
WOOD.
i
Split
to
any
length
in
1
blocks,
per
load
$0.00.
.
SU.T
IIKIMINO
j
A.
ISAACSON,
Sen!
Cove,
phone
(Hack
101
CARS
FOR
SALE.
1922
Oldsmobile
t.
3
paen-er
touring
1000
lid
1920
Nash
5
paenger
touring
lHr.il.00
1921
Overland
Sc.
I
an
I?oo.i0
1919
Ileo
even
passoiittcr
louring
1700.00
1925
Ford
Coupe,
balloon
tires
,
car
like
new
f
RftO.un
1922
Font
Tud.r
sedan,
tt6.0fl
1922
Ford
Coupe
1350
00
I
1921
Ford
one
ton
Iruek.
panel
body
f97S.on
Ford
light
delivery
ehnsl.
rebuilt
Il75.no
All
ears
guaranteed
In
good
mechanical
rondltion.
Ilav
terms
ran
be
arrange.
KAIEN
GARAGE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Servke
Sta
tion.
Agents
for
McLatvghlin
Oakland.
Oldsmobile
ami
Chevrolet
cars,
Ileo,
(I.
M
il
and
Federal
Trucks.
WftKCKLVn
SP.HVIGR
DAY
AND
NIOIIT.
LOST
LOST.
lady's
blue
eiiameller.
penj'll.
between
lliupllal.
ami
llrxilh
School.
Finder
plea
return
to
Daily
News
office
LOST.
A
silk
scarf,
black
wit'.
light
stripes.
Finder
would
oblige
by
returning
same
l.
Daily
News
offlec
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HO
A
It
D
The
Inlander.
H30
eond
Avenue
tl,r,rt
137
AUCTIONEER
ITHI.IC
AfCTION.
-
Furniture
and
general
household
elfeets
move
for
convenience
of
sale.
Make
one
dollar
look
like
two
by
Attending
this
sale
on
Thursday,
February
85
nl
2.3(1
"p.m.
Place.
of
sale
and
item
ised
lisl
will
appear
Mater
Phonogiirph
record
exchang
ed.
Private
sales
dally.
Phone
7t.
O.
F.
Hrine,
Auctioneer.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six-
and
seven-passenger
Slude
bakers
at
yur
disposal
any
llm
for
50c
Service
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Ktupress
Hotel
ROTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
Haggage
and
Express
Stand
.LHtlcs
News
Sland,
Phone
352.
nns.
Phono
Orecn
020.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Sunday,
February
21
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p.m.
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p.m.
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Monday,
February
22
'tell
9:59
n.m.
177
ft.
23:22
p.m.
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