BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManut
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REAL
HocAH't
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PROTECTION-
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We
liavo
arriving
FRF.SH
KILLF.I)
1IHKK,
VEAL
and
PORK.
V
also
carry
a
full
line
of
Fresh,
Smoked,
and
Sail
id
Fish.
Sealy
a
Doodson
The
Home
of
Bulkley
Valley
Produce,
llranch
from
Smithers.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
NOTICE
We
have
just
boon
appointed
selling
agents
for
L
aco
HOUSEHOLD
LACQUEROID'
Kasy
to
apply,
,
Watch
It
Dry
Dries
ready
for
uso
In
half
an
hour.
The
new
Lacquer
finish
for
Floors.
Furniture,
and
Woodwork.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
608
Third
Ave.
GENTLEMEN!
Will
you
accept
a
Suit
Length
Free
and
make
us
work
for
you?
If
you
brought
the
elofh
lo
me
to
make
up,
it
would
cost
you
$35.00.
Now
here's
an
ofTer
if
you
want
a
good
suit
cheap
I
I
will
give
a
suit
length
free
to
Hie
first
five
customers
ordering
and
charge
only
Ihc
cost
or
making
up,
which
is
335.00.
Do
you
want
to
ho
one
of
Hi-
five?
Here's
your
chance!
Ling,
the
Tailor
821
Second
Avenue.
Phone
649
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
S6.00
Half
load
..
$3.00
Large
sacks
BOo
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
.
.
,
SG.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Goats
&
Jacquettes
An
requisite
Stock
or
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.HJR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
'
Finns
(I.
''.Mtage,
Warehouslni?,
and
Oislrlbuting.
Team
or
M6tor
Rerviee.
Hoal,
Hand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Kovlnn.
CELEBRATION
AT
KITIVANGA
I,
Hi
Five
Hundred
Natives
Gather
There
For
Impressive
Opening
of
New
Church
Hall
Al
least
five
hundred
natives
from
all
surrounding
villages
jalhered
at
the
native
village
-of
Kilwanpra
on
Sunday.
Monday
and
Tuesday
of
lliis
week
for
the
occasion
of
the
opening
of
the
new
Church'of
Fngland
hall
ac
cording
to
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rix
who
himself
returned
from
(here
on
this
morniiiff's
train.
'io
meetliiKS
were
held
and
I
lie
1
proceedings
were
enlivened
by
the
presence
of
native
bands
and
'lie
really
remarkable
sinking
of
the
choirs
from
the
various
villages
Feasts
were
provided
daily
at
the
head
chiefs
house.
as
manv
as
lfio
L-nesU
xi'liinc
down
at
times.
The
whole
vfllage
vvas
decorate!
with
arches
unon
which
wer
scriptural
texts
and
(lass
were
to
be
seen
every
where.
The
new
hall
itself
was
finely
decorated
with
evergreens
('lowers
and
flags.
The
proceedings
,
were
under
the
supervision
of
Rev.
T.
II
Proctor
of
Ilazelton
who
is
doinjr
exceptionally
good
work
amoiig
;
the
natives
of
his
district
as
well
as
among
the
white
people.
The
dedication
of
Ihc
hall
'
-was
carried
out
along"
the
most
dramatic
lines,
Archdeacon
Mix
performing
this
ceremony
and
afterwards
giving
the
dedicatory
address.
The
natives
of
Kitwanga
and
Mr.
Proctor.
Archdeacon
Rix
de
clares,
are
to
be
congratulated
on
having
completed
and
practically
paid
for
the
fine
hall
which
would
cost,
if
contracted
for,
al
least
.3,00n.
H
is
a
commodious
building
and
well
built,
capable
of
st'ating
about
five
hun
dred
people.
NEW
OFFICERS
OF
BAPTIST
LADIES'
AIDJNSTALLED
Pleasing
Feature
of
Weetlng'Yes-..terday
Afternoon
was
Presentation
to
Mrs.
Frank
Morris
Al
a
meeting
of
Ihe
Maptist;
Church
Ladi-s'
Aid
hefd
yefcter-i
day
afternoon
.th
home
of
Mrs.
O.
llibbard,
121
Second
Avenue,
officers
for
1120
as
follows
duly
look
over
the
affairs
of
the
Aid:
President,
Mrs.
C.
K.
l.arkin.
Vice-president,
Mrs.
Sid
Ilam-blin.
Secretary,
Mrs.
J.
Thurber.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
p.
II.
Linzey.
Press
correspondence,
Mrs.
(J.
W.
Johnstone.
j
The
report
of
Ihe
Ireasurerfoi'
Ihe
year
1925
showed
a
good
cash
balance
on
hnd.
I
A
pleasing
feature
of
the
af-
llernoon's
proceedings
was
Ihe
presentation
by
Ihe
new
presi-'dent,
Mrs.
C.
K.
l.arkin,
lo
the
jreiii-ing
president,
Mrs.
Frank
Morris,
of
a
beautiful
cut
glass
'lion
bun
dish.
FUNERAL
TODAY
Remains
of
Late
Teddy
Richards
Interred
In
Falrvlew
,
Cemetery
A
funeral
service
over
Ihc
re
mains
of
the
late
Stewart
Robeil
Richards,
four
yejir
old
son
ol
Mrs.
Richards,
513
Sixlh
Aenn
Fast,
who
died
on
Sunday
a'ler
iiiooti.
was
held
at
2
o'clock
!hi
afternoon
in
Ilayner
Mros.
chapel
Rev
V..
a.
Turner,
pastor
of
the
Maplist
Church
officiating.
The
inlcrmcnl
was
made
in
Falrvlew
cemetery.
Floral
tribute
were
sent
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
I..
Cur-rle.
Mother,
Mrs.
Marlon,
Mrs.
M.
tirlevo
Husy
llee
Mission,
Hand
of
thel
ltail
isl
Church,
Mrs.
I.
caper
ami
Mrs.
Casey.
C.
1C.
Vtreberc.
Mrs.
.Meeker.
Miss
I
law-son
and
Mrs.
Dawson.
ANNUAL
VESTRY
MEETING
TERRACE
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
TKHHAOK
Jan.
C.
At
tin
annual
vestry
meeting
held
on
Monday
evening
in
the
Anglican
(jfiurch.
A.
P..
Fowler
and
iltishop
were
re-elected
as
war
liol'dens
Idens
for
for
Hie
the
cumin?
roniincr
vi;ir
vivir
.1
V
F'rtl
was
appointed'
secretary-
treasurer.
The
financial
report
for
the
year
just
ended
showe.1
considerable
improvement
over
former
years.
The
al
tendance
n
services
has
also
increased,
the
average
for
the
year
lieing
forly-
three.
ays
and
means
of
in
creasing
the
accommodation
was
discussed.
HALIBUT
FISHERY
FACES
EXTINCTION
So
Says
Investlpator
Who
Car
rled
Out
Research
Work
ti
"-Hre
During
Past
'
Season
'
Kxperfs
in
Ihe
halibut
fishery.
so
Important
a
maritime
industry
lo
Mrilish
Columliia,,were
assured
hy
fir.
W.
F.
Thomosnn
head
-of
the
International
Fisher
ies
Commission
at
a
meeting
of
the
Pacific
-Fisheries
Society
in
Seattle
recently,
thai
the
halibut'
was
threatened
with
extinction.
Dr.
I
hompson.
who
is
nresi
dent
or
the
body,
told
the
ilele-Asi;-w!ipJ,KieVn.dcil";'l')r.
C.
Mc-
i.ean
i-raser,
or
t
lie
University
of
M.ii.,
ami
nr.
v.
A.
Clemens,
of
Ihe
Departure
May
lliologic.il
Station,
that
an
alarming
decrease
would-be
shown
when
the
investigation
into
the
fishery
hanks
oil
this
coat
and
Alaska
had
been
completed.
The
effect
of
I
his
decrease
was
to
compel
the
fishery
concerns
In
move
westward
and
northward
from
Hie
original
tianks,
he
declared.
Dr.
Thompson
worked
nut
of
I'rince
Itupert
on
halibut
ri-
search
during
Ihe
past
season.
NEW
OFFICERS
OF
-
PRESBYTERIAN
AID
Mrs.
James
Simpson
Succeeds
"Mrs.
Joe
Greer
as
President
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Presbyterian
Ladies'
Aid
was
hebl
in
the
Church
Hall
yesterday
afternoon
when,
the
follow
ing
officers
were
elected
for
Ihe
ensuing1
year:
President
Mrs.
James
Simp
son.
1st
Vfcoi-president
Mrs.
II.
O.
Slewarl.
2nd,
Vice-president
Mrs.
R.
F.
MoXaughton.
Secretary
Mrs.
V.
Anderson.
Treasurer
Mrs.
J.
O.
Sleen.
KxeculUe
Mrs.
William
Millar,
Mrs.
II.
Mcll.
lliinler,
Mrs.
Joe
(Ireer,
Mrs.
David
Thomson,
and
Mrs.
S.
K.
Campbell.
The
retiring
president
Is
Mrs.
Joe
flrecr.
-
.
Thos
I.owden,
superintendent
engineer
for
Ihe
C..M;M.
at
Vancouver,
who
has
been
In
the
city
in
connection
with
dry
dock
matters,
relumed
south
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon.
Douglas
Rae.
engineer
with
Ihe
M.C.
Silver
Corporation
at
their
properly
on
Snlmnn
River,
Is
here
today
on
Jiis
way
back
after
spending
the
holiday
Willi
rela
tive
at
North
Vancouver
I
:
SECOND
HALF
OFBILLIARDS
Schedule
of
Fixtures
Is
'An
nounced
by
Association
In
First
and
Second
Divisions
The
schedule
of
fixtures
for
the
second
half
of
the
season
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Milliard
Asr
social
ion
has
been
set
as
follows:
'
First
Division
January
I
".it.
iiittianl
Parlors
vs.
n.w.va.
2C
fl.W.V.A.
vs.
P.R.
Milliard
'Parlors.
February
.)
I'.l
.
Milliard
Parlors
vsj
O.W.V.A.
2.3
O.W.V.A.
vs.
P.ll.
Iiniiard
Parlors.
-Second
Division
January
11
firotto
.
P.R.
Milliard
Parlors.
11)
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Stor-
'
age
vs.
O.W.V.A.
21
P.R.
Milliard
Parlors
vs.
Rupert
Fisli
Co.
28
fi.W.V.A.
vs.
Crotlii.
February
2
Rupert
Fish
Co.
vs.
Canadian
Fish
I'Iil
Slonico.
'
T-CjTrfifma'ffF1sh
Si
fVild
Slor-
Jifqw
vs.,
P.R.
Milliard
Par-loW.
1
1-
-O.WIV.A.
vs.
Ruperl
Fish
Co.
In
rirotto
vs.
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage.
18
P.R.
Milliard
Parlors
vs.
n.W.V.A.
25
Rupert
Fih
Co.
vs.
flrotlo.
SPORT
CHAT
h
,
a
Maltling
Siki,
the
Senegalese
boxer,
one
time
holder
of
lh
world's
light
heavyweight
title.
left,
an
estate
of
less
than
'00
it
was
found
in
Xew
York
last
week
when
his
widow
asked
for
letters
of
administration
following
Ihe
boxer's
recent
murder.
Harvey
llolllday.
young
Canai
dian
flyweight,
has
been
offered
n
bout
wilh
Clever
Senrio,
Ihe
Filipino
sensation,
who
is
lo
meet
Fide)
I.
a
Marha
in
n
world's
championship
bout
in
the
near
future.
The
malcii
will
be
of
six
rounds.
Jack
Allen
of
Vancouver
Is
Holiday's
lilanapeir.:
,
goir
cti.-impton,
lias
left
San
Francisco
for
a
playing
lour
in
F.urnpe.
While
in
France,
Miss
Wills
hopes
lo
meel
Suzanne
l.eiiglen.
the
Kuropean
champion
Miss
Wills
has
been
ilolntr
t
good
deal
of
drawing
lately
and
a
nrtmber
of
periodicals
havo
ac
cepted
her
work.
She
says,
however,
thai
she
has
no
intention
of
giving
up
tennis
for
art".
WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY
TO
G:WiVi.
AT
TERRACE
ELECTS
OFFICERS
TFRRACM,
Jan.
C.
-The
nn
nual
meeting
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
Hie
O.W.V.A.
and
Ihe
election
of
officers
for
the
yfar
1020,
look
place
on
Tues.
lay.
The
following
ire
Ihe
tiewof.
ficers
for
Ihe
year.
President,
'Mr.
J.
K.
Frosty
Vice-President,
Mrs.
p.
M.
Moncklnn.
Secretary,
Mrs.
W.
W.
Chapman.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
X.
Sherwood.
Convener
refreshment
cnmmil-lee,
Mrs.
J.
M.
Agar.
Convener
membership
commit-lte.
Mis,
S,
Kircaldy.
Convener
sick
visilimr
com
mittee.
Mrs,
Attwood.
O
1926
by
Int-l
FiatuShvici.
Im.
IKtiT
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
infadvnnce.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
Ies
than
50c
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
IVANTKB
M
K.N
WANTKll
lo
learn
Auto
tractor,
Mallery
Ignition,
Oxy-
acelylene
welding
anl
vulcani
Jng.
We
also
leaoh
bricklay
ing,
plastering
and
tllc-selMng
Write
or
call,
llemphill
Auto
Knglneering
Sehnol,
10
Hastings
Street
Kant,
Vancouver
M.C.
if
F.ADIFS
WANTF.D
lo
learn
Meauly
Culture.
Wrlle
or
ea:i
for
free
catalogue.
Moler
Meanly
Shop,
10
Hastings
St
Kasl,
Vancouver,
M.C.
tf
WAXTFII.
Woman
wants
work
by
the
hour.
Phone
Mine
SIN'.
WA.VI'KD.
Typewriter
to
rent
by
the
month.
Phone
582.
0
WAXTHIl.
Woman
for
holel
work,
apply
Central
Hotel.
5
WAXTF.D.--Plain
sewing.
Phone
580.
if
FOR
SALE
FOR
S.M.K.
Mrunswick
phono
graph,
upright
style,
In
fmnl
oak,
almost
new.
eot
t85.
Price
1100.
Pollen,
"(Tally
Xfws
Office.
tj
FOR
SAI.F..
1023
Chevrolet
Sedan
in
splendid
condition;
guaranteed
running
order.
050.00
terms.
Phone
Ure-n
513.
It
FOR
SAf.F..
Forty
horse
imwer
stationary
slenm
engine,
nenrl
new.
Apply
P.O.-
M
3t9.
Prince
Rupert,
M.C.
.
?.1
FOIl
SAI.K
OR
HKNT.
Xechako
Hotel,
VanderhiMif,
M.C.
Apply
J.
W.
II.
Day.
proprietor.
TO
RENT
FOR
HF.XT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat
with
Monarch
range,
Clapp
Mlock.
Weslenhaver
Mros.
tf
FOR
RKXT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sew-
Ing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
II
FOUR
Room
Suite
for
Rent.
Hot
water
heal.
Apply
Smith
,v
Malleti,
Md.
If
MODF.RN
FLAT
for
llent.-Apply
Max
llellhrnner.
if
BOARD
I
HOARD
A
ROOM
in
romforlabli
home.
Apply
Mot
2H7
Ilallv
Xews
office.
30
1
HOARD
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
FURXITLRi:
and
Ranges
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
New
furniture
and
ranges
exchanged
for
your
old
ones.
Medroom.
living
room
and
dining
room
furniture
always
in
stock.
A!
ways
watch
my
window.
It's
changed
daily.
A.
Mackenzie
Fu
mil
ure.
TAXI
Phono
G7
Taxi
(Call
Ocorgc,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six-
and
seven-passenger
Sludrf
bakers
al
yur
disposal
any
tim-'
for
60c
Sorvlce
ROSS
flROS.
POOL
ROOM
'Meeker
'Block
Across
from
F.mpress
Hole!
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl-lure
Slore.
We
Muy.
Sell
and
F.x
change
New
and
Secnn,iiinn,i
Ooods.
GEO.
PAPADOPUln
830
Third
Ave.
Phone
Ait.
DRY
WOOD.
Split
to
anv
length
In
hlorks,
per
load
$6.00.
.
SALT
HKHRIXO.
4
A.
ISAACSON,
4
Senl
Cuvp
lOim.n
lllnKb
Irtl
A
AUCTION
SALE
AX
Al'CridX
Sale
will
be
ueld
at
725
Fraser
81
reel
on
I'ltursday.
January
7,
at
.'..'ill
p.m.
run-sisiing
of
nak
diiiintr
table.
chairs,
erpftH.
heater.
Morel
chair,
mahogany
W
hatnot.
Met:
organ
and
kIimiI,
lml,
sprmn-nnd
mattresses,
bureaux,
chiffonier.
heiMlng,
kilelien
lah'i
Russtun
fur
robe,
pirlup's,
etc.
Philpoll,
Kvltl
.V
tJo.,
Auctioneers.
AUCTION
SALE
XBXT
AUCTION
SAI.fl
will
lake
place
on
January
It.
Itemltel
list
later.
Mefuie
selling
fur
"hTrfir7
fnercharidlsi.'or
article
of
value,
gel
my
atSlcn'
ami
valimlion.
Counitel
free.
I
sell
on
cominisioii
nr
buy
out.
riglil
for
cttijli.
HaU.lacti.m
guaranteed.
Settleineiu
m-
mlilHy
after
pe.
(irtNttttJ
phone
records
exchanged.
l,Vl
Mrine.
Auetinneer.
PIhmic
77
1.
P.O.
Mox
1
10.
CARS
FOn
SALE.
I
1022
OldMitoblle
S,
6
fatten-
ger
louring...........
!)oo.n
I
1020
Xash
5
nannenjuar
tour
Ing
Mnao.on
I
101
Overland
Setlan..
700.00
I
1010
Reo
seven
nassenaer
touring
I700.no
I
195
Fonl
Coupe,
bnllown
tires
enr
like
new
SA50.00
I
1082
Fonl
To.Kir
mnI4ii.
1115.00
I
1022
Ford
Coupe
.
1950.00
I
1021
Ford
one
Ion
truck,
panel
l'dy
t37&.00
I
Ford
light
delivery
oliassls.
rebuilt
$75.00
All
cars
guaranteed
In
good
loeehanicnl
condition.
Va
lerms
can
he
arranged.
KAIEN
GARAOE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Station.
Agenls
for
MeLioghlln
Oakland.
Oldsmobllc
and
Chevrolet
cars.
Reo.
O.M.C.
nnd
Federal
Trucks.
I
WRFCKIXII
SI'.RVICH
DAY
AXI),
xinirr.
I
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baogaoe,
Furniture
Movlna.
If
you
want
anylhlng
ienl
for.
or
delivered,
phone
ua.
n
o
iT
soq
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSI0
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
ole
agenls
for
Columbia
Records
We
rcnatr
Phonographs.
Hlcyeles,
Mugglea,
iiacqucts
and
Musical
ln-
romenta
nf
ill
kind
PRINCE
RllPrn-r
Tinrt
Wednesday.
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n.in.
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ft
18:32
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12:32
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January
7
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7:18
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itU
ft.
10:15
n.in.
1
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ii.ui.
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