PAOB
FOUR
WHY
GO
WATCHLESS?
In
these
days
of
exactitude,
it
is
just
about
impossible
for
a
man
lo
go
without
a
watch.
Watches
are
so
easily
bought
nowadays
that
no
one
need
bo
without
one.
.
For
$15.00
wc
sell
a
guat-anlecd
watch,
15
jcwel-led
in
a
gold
filled
case.
,
Cheaper
ones
for
those
who
want
them
and
of
course,
many
that
cost
more.
fllad
to
show
you.
John
Bulger
The
Jeweller
TWICE
WEEKLY
Wc
have
arriving
l'llKSil
KILLED
HFKF.
VKAL
and
1'OHK.
We
also
carry
a
full
line
of
Fresh.
Smoked,
and
galled
Fish.
Sealy
8
Doodson
The
Home
of
Bulk.ey
Valley
Produce.
Jlranch
from
Smithers.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrift-T-Service,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
at
any
time
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
lake
your
instructions,
to
lake
personal
charge
of
.
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
.
.
.
Half
Load
.
.
.
Large
sacks
.
.
$6.50
$3.50
.
50c
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
5S0
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
tl.
:&rlage.
Warehousing.
nd
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Ooal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Covins.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Block
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
HOCKEY
GAME
IN
NEW
YORK
::::
Twenty
Thousand
Attend
Open
Ino
Gamo
and
Usual
Audience
is
Ten
Thousand
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
20.
'Canadian
d'tvss
(
Hockey,
long
tlie
winter
hendliner
OI
sine
oi
me
Donier,
now
appears
lo
have
attained
a
lofty
position
villi
New
York.
And
that
posi-lion
hears
all
the
ear-marks
of
becoming
a
permanent
one.
'
Not
uite
a
mouth
lias
passed
ince
the
professional
game
was
introduced
by
the
National
Hoo-ivey
League,
to
a
Metropolitan
rowd,
but
already
the
powers
:hal
be
are
free
to
admit
"if
meal
stutr."
And
when
New
Yorker
find
themselves
likiiu
something
that
is
new,
thai
something
is
practically
assured
of
"going
over."
,
About
twelve
years
ago
hockev
ranker!
hisSft'Ttf
he
n-tm
annals
of
this
city.
Hrtbey
Raker,
a
name
that
every
north
American
follower
of
the
game
know.
well.
had
at
thai
time
just
about
reached
his
zenith
a
a
puck-
ehaser.
Hobey
was
styled
by
experts
a
'"America's
greatct
iiockcy-flash"
and
whenever
he
was
billed
to
lake
Ihe
ice
with
his
team
males
of
the
New.
York
St.
Nicholas
Club
a
parked
arena
was
certain.
Hockey
was
lhii
what
promoters
termed
"a
paying
proposition,"
but
it
was
to
sulTlTer
a
mule
setback.
Rude
Setback
Wi'h
the
coming
of
the
(.real
War
and
the
subsequent
enlist
ment
or
men
in
Ihe
United
Spates,
llohey
was
among:
Hie
first
to
sign
for
service
oversea
'
An
ace
in
(lie
U.S.
Flying
Qnrf..
ihe
renowned
athlete
nerved
with
distinction
until
his
heroic
career
was
brought
lo
an
abrup!
halt
Willi
the
crashing
of
ins
fightihg'plane.
Many
predicted
from
that
dab)
thai
the
game
Hobey
lovH
so
well
would
die
wifh
him,
and
j
I
heir
predictions
proved
correct,
jfor
almost
immediately
attendance
at
hockey
matches
in
Now
jYork
and
practically
every
olhc.'
Icily
in
the
I'uiled
Stales
where
1
1
lie
game
was
favored,
began
to
fall
away.
The
public
appeared
io
lose
interest;
I
lie
spoil
ceased
lo
be
a
so
called
"paying
pro-posit
ion.".
and
promoters
as
a
re--ull
ffu'
ii
a
itm-k
seal.
Rlckard
Interested
As
far
as
New
York
wan
con-
leerned.
the
pame
remained
pret-jly
much
in
Ihe
background
unlit
;i'JJi
when
rumor
bean
making
Ihe
rounds
that
"Tex"
L.
Hick
ani,
aiimitlcdiy
the
day
s
greatcs'
sports
showman,
was
becoming
.interested.
The
rumors
finally
ibeeuuie
concrete
and
Hickard's
:
efforts
lo
jiromote
the
game
bor
j
fruit
last
November
when
tin
j
Madison
Square
Harden
inter
ests
secured
a
franchise
lo
oper
ate
a
team
fli
the
National
Hoc
key
league.
Now
with
the
opera
lion
of
that
team
the
New
York
Americans
levkey
(h
ap
pareully
again
-ill
ing
on
a
high
perch
hero,
l'he
opeiiinsr
dash
ht
National
League
leains
in
the
Harden-
drew
a
packed
house
of
almost
.'U;000,
believed
I"
lie
the
largetjt
crowd
ever
lo
aiIiicss
a
hockev
match.
It
had,
of
course,
hardl
wen
expected
thai
thai
tngl
taitenuanco
iur.;
wjuIJ
b'.'
maintained
immediately
thereafter,
hut
crowds
estimated
u'
in.ooo
or
more
have
turned
out
every
professional
inateh
so
staged
here.
Ami
Mr.
Hick
ard
and
his
siss-vialcs
cxire.
themselves
as
beine.
well
sati-
People
or
Biggest
City
Take
to
fio,
r(.rt;lil,
,hal
,,,
,lpo.
.TM
.
-J
.1
I
A
.-j
.
1
1
Game
and
Say
"It's
Great
Stuff
TEX
RICHARD'S
HAND
fessional
pastime
is
"catching
Intercollegiate
hockey
tills,
featuring
teams
from
Canada
and
the
I'riifpd
Slates,
are
also
draw-
,
ing
substantial
crowd
and
such
is
the
demand
for
variety
in
the
"port
that
afternoon
games
haw
been
introduced
with
marked
Wv.
success.
j
,
f"r
Sunday
Evenlna
Games
The
nmnlenr
field
nf
llm
u-in.
Canadian
sport
hut
strangely,
ipp
snnPi
u
nnniher
lino
ii.-i
i...
iwu-u
me
i.rnximiiy
oi
me
wo-,.received
a
major
inv;
minion
and
the
rnited
SlHtes
i?
Tams
fPom
uUm
a(I
iston.
SPORT
CHAT
New
laaen
consideration,
only
a
Yorkfive
in
allhave
Tormed
'
second-rate-
pastime
on
litis
n.a
f.i..n
n
1
League
and
they
present
u
dou
ble
bill
to
crowds
ranging
from
3.000
to
8,000
earh
Sunday
even
ing.
The
Harden
officials
claim
that
even
now
the
attendance
at
the
matches
is
large
enough
to
make
the
$Hrl
a
financial
success
and
with
indication
that
a
New
York's,
jailed
populace
.raduary
become
educated
to
Hie
game
it
will
attend
in
greater
numbers.
Canada's
winter
pastime
has
to
all
appearances
won
itself
an
everlasting
home.
llaschall
at
lasl
seem
to
hav--taken
a
firm
find
hold
in
certain
sopfioim
of
Ureal
Ilrilain
and
Ihe
t'J25
season
saw
more
procres-than
ever
before
in
its
development
according
lo
comments
by
London
sporting
authorities
and
writer.
Especially
has
great
progress
been
noted
during
the
past
year
in
Liverpool
and
South
Wales.
A
new
billiard
star
has
arisen
in
the
Old
Country
in
Ihe
person
of
Joseph
Barium
of
Lan
cashire
who,
despite
his
youlb,
lias
demon
si
ra
toil
himself
to
be
player
of
Ihe
hitthest
ordei.
.asl
month,
in
an
amateur
hampionship
tournament,
he
made
a
break
of
280.
only
six
points
short
of
Ihe
world's
re
cord
for
amateurs.
Three
years
.'o
he
knew
liUle
about
billiards
Mil
now;
he
isv
uie
of
the
outstanding
playcris
in
England
and
it
is
eaid
lie-will
become
one
of
the
greatest
''amateur
the
game
has
known.
Saskatoon
is
now
away
to
a
good
lead
in
I
lie
Western
Hoc
key
League
and
Ihe
Vancouver
and
Portland
learns,
Ihe
runners-
up,
will
have
lo
extend
themselves
if
the
Sheiks
are
to
be
prevented
from
(.'clliiiK
away
wil'.
the
baron
this
year.
Edmonton'
chances
have
just
about
gone
Do
Your
Bowels
Ever
Become'
Constipated?
A
fre
motion
of
the
bowel,
tJttj
day,
tbould
be
the
aim
of
erery
out
who
apirei
to
prfeet
health,
for
once
the
boweli
become
elogeed-up
all
the
other,
organs
of
the
body
get
deranged,
and
all
llndj
of
diaeases
,and
disorder
are
liable
to
attack
the
yetem.
If
you
take
oar
advice
and
um
Milburn's
aaaav
tarn
'
.
m
w
m
mm
at.
l
SMZaT9Bi'ii;
yon
will
And
that
they
will
regulate
and
keep
your
bowels
and
liver
in
proper
shape,
and
when
this
is
done
there
is
not
much
chance
of
yon
ever
bring
liek.
This
valuable
remedy
has
been
on
the
market
for
'the
past
32
years;
pat
up
only
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
thf.
PAtLv
?ws
I-
ilimmerinR
and,
a
far
as
chain
-pionship
honors
are
concerned.
Victoria
and
Calgary
are
out
of
the
running.
Tlo
game
tonight
between
Saskatoon
and
Portlam'
in
view
or
the
lea-sue
silualiop.
a
III
tie
particularly
interest
inv.
After
a
long
period
of
wnftinv
on
acrounl
of
the
exceptionally
mild
weather,
hockey
ha
al
la-l
lu'eu
started
in
such
places
as
Prince
Hinr?e,
Yanderhoof
and
Itunts
Lake.
For
Ihe
first
lime
this
winter
it
was
possiide
last
weelc
Jo
produce
a
sheet
of
iee
nt
the
Prince
leorge
rink
and
hockey
practice
has
now
Iwen
started.
II
expected
lo
arrange
a
gaino
between
Prince
'erge
and
Aleza
Iike
player
shortly.
Owing
io
the
lale
start,
it
is
now
doubtful
if
Prince
Oeorge
will
be
able
to
lake
part
in
any
provincial
championship
games
following
the
decision
of
that
place
lo
affiliatewilh
Ihe
It.C.
Amateur
Hockey
Association.
In
the
first
hockey
game
of
the
season
at
Horns
LaWe,
Francois
Lake
won
from
Hums
by
a
eor
rtf
5
to
i.
It
was
a
light
eonlesl
from
start
to
finishand
Ihe
end
of
the
fourth
period
'oiiinl
Ihe
game
tied
In
.
Ii
wii
deebled
to
play
five
minute
a
shli;
until
a
wiuninp
gnat
wi
ohlaineil
and,
after
Ihe
first
five
minutes
had
nearly
elapcd.
llirkey,,for
F'raneoi
like,
stlp-
vl
in
thit
rei-uired
tally
leaving
Francois
like
the
winner
in
om-of
the
most
exciting
hockey
fame
ever
pulled
off
in
Hums
Lake.
The
skating
Vink
at
ha
alsp
been
opene
with
a
charge
of
$!
a
year
being
made
ror
men
and
r.rii
ror
ladie.
Thoe
not
paying,
il
ha
been
ruled,
will
not
be
permitted
lo
use
the
rink.
(Vi-lncidenl
with
the
open
in
it
of
the
season
at
Vanderhoof,
Ihe
Married
Indies'
Hockey
Club
in
that
place
wit
re-organized
with
the
following
officers:
president,
Mrs.
II.
(
McOorkell;
secretary.
Mrs.
J.
II
Armishaw.
captain.
Mrs.
Smilli-
ers;
coach,
Mrs.
T.
P.
Smilhers.
COLD
STORAGE
WON
IN
BILLIARD
TOURNAMENT
Score
of
692
Made
as
Aga'nst
CC3
by
Great
War
Veterans
Last
Night
.
I
he
rianaifkin
Vish
A
"ld
Storage
(Jo.
defeated
Ihe
Ofe.it
War
Veterans
by
an
aggregate
score
of
0112
to
(Ui.t
in
last
night's
second
division
billiard
tournament.
The
individual
scares
were
as
follows
:
W.
Lon
(Hold
Storage)
ISO;
W.
J.
Nelson
(War
Veterans)
I
(5.
A.
Harvey,
113;
.1.
Judge.
150
A.
McDonald,
l!(l;
J.
Howe,
8S
J.
May,
I2J;
Dr.
J.
A.
Wst.
150.
H.
Parr,
150;
J.
A.
Allen.
13S.
The
league
standing
lo
dale
in
as
follow:
P.
II.
It.
P.
...
Cold
SlOrnge
.
O
rot
to
......
(i.
V.
A
P.
II.
Fish
On.
flames
Til.
Aver.
5
3511
703
5
;i:n
575
3315
3189
V-KrH
In
0
DulW
Vv
VV
4
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
CO
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513
I
Thursday,
January
21
(High
7:21'
a.m.
19.3
fi
20:08
p.m.
IC.t
"
Low
0:10
a.m.
7.2
"
13:53
p.m.
,
7.1
"
Friday,
January
22
Hush
8:20
a.m.
19.1
ft
21:31
p.m.
10.1
"
Low
i
:il
a.m.
8.0
"
15:12
p.m.
7.1
"
v
-
Wanted"
For
Sale
For
Rent
TO
RENT
FOIt
11KNT.
Modern
four
ritom-
ed
flat
with
Monarch
range.
Clapp
Illock.
Weslenliaver
Ilros.
U
FOft
BENT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FOIt
ItHNT.
Taltor-shop:
two
buine
rooms
below,
twj
living
rooms
above.
Westen-haver
Itros.
It
FOR
HF.N
T.
Two
room
furmsh.
ed
apartuienl
hjr
the
day.
wees
or
month.
PIioq
lied
607.
tt
FOIt
HKXT.--Si
roomed
fur
nisheti
a
part
men
I;
hot-water
heated.
Smith
A
Mallet.
HOl'SI'KF.KPINU
riMtm
for
rent.
I-urniwoed.
I'lione
IK.
ti
FOIl
HUNT.
Furnished
suita.
Apply
Palm
-r
House.
MODKHN
FLAT
for
Hant.-T-Aiiply
'
1
r
1
1
:
i
v
.!
iiriiiiroinrr.
AUCTION
SALE.
SALKSMAN-SHIP
is
tiolh
an
ar:
and
n
science,
floods
are
no
sold
hy
accident
bul
hy
well
directed
elforu.
Place
yur
confidence
m
me
and
ge
re
suits.
O.
F.
Urine,
the
experience'
auctioneer
and
valuator
will
e
hy
public
auction
tomor
row,
'Iliursday,
at
2.30
p.m.
in
Ihe
Summit
Apartments.
thJ
following;
3
piece
polished
nxewood
parlor
Miilo.
like
new;
fumed
oak
dining
room
suite;
llrusfls
carpet,
eeolre
table,
steel
fflad
niartile
titilsh
cd
8-ifay
eloeli
uunratilced
fire
screen,
heavy
plat
s?la
mirror
18
x
21.
pictures;
8
volumes
of
Audel
I'ngineeriug
and
Mechanic's
(iuide;
Win
chester
rifle
38-55;
solid
on;
rocker,
grass
rocker.
2
plale
elelrie
lovc,
hand
sewing
luarhine
A.
I.,
tables,
u
kit
chen
chairs,
high
chair,
brass
bed
with
Nosway
spriiiK,
O
Icrmoor
mattress
folding
bed
2
sanitary
couches,
fumed
oak
dreser
g:;id
a
new,
healer
and
pipes
inuse
two
mouth
ami
other
articles
loo
uiiuier
on
to
mention.
Prospective
buyers
and
spec-
tolors
cordially
invited.
Ii.
I-Urine.
Auctioneer,
Phone
771.
FOUND
FOUND.--
Pair
men's
brown
lined
(doves.
Apply
Daily
News
of
fice,
if
BOARD
HOARD
-
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue,
phone
137
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
ITIItNI'ITJItK
and
JlangeH
bought
sold,
and
exchanged.
New
furniture
and
ranges
exchanged
for
your
old
ones.
Hedroom,
living
room
and
dining
room
furniture
always
in
slock.
Always
watch
my
window.
It
'a
changed
daily.
Mackenzie.
Furniture
By
George
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CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lest
than
50c
tVANTKB
WANTED.-
One
reliable
man
in
every
town,
merchants
prefer
red,
to
lake
orders
for
bel
custom-made
clothe
in
Canada.
Highest
commission.
Hex
Tailoring
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto.
WANTED
TO
PIJItCIIASF..
Four
or
five
roomed
house;
rcavm-
ahlft.
Apply
P.O.
Hot
105,
City.
WANTKI).--I'lain
sewing.
Phone
50.
If
DRY
WOOD.
Split
to
any
lenKlh
In
blocks,
per
load
$6.00.
.
SALT
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4
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Hove.
Plmne
Itlack
101
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TOR
SALE
FUHNITI
HK
FOIt
SAI.K.
consisting
of
pull-out
tied,
Wilton
rug
12'
by
V,
deck
chair,
ewinc
machine,
set
toilet
ware.
ele.
Phone
Dlue
12.
if
FOIl
SALF..
Lot
in
Section
with
sufficient
lumber
to
build
it
rM.meil
hotie.
Foe
particular,
apply
SI.
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FOIl
SALF..-
Forty
hor.-
power
stationary
steam
enitme,
neat'v
new.
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or
rent.
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Hotel.
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II.
Day.
prpriilor.
FUJl.Nrn.JHK
of
five
nxm
foi
ale.
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Westholme
Room
CARS
FOR
SALE.
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Oldamobilc
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passen
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touring
tOOO.no
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1020
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Ford
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balloon
tire
ear
like
new
(650
on
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Tud.ir
Man,
$126.00
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1922
Ford
Coupe
350.0f
I
1021
Ford
one
ton
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ruelt,
panel
boily
I
Ford
light
delivery
chassis.
rebuilt
178.00
All
enrs
guaranteed
in
srood
meehanienl
eondition.
Itasv
'eruis
can
be
arranged.
KAIEN
GARAQE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Station.
Agents
for
McLai'ghlin
Oakland,
Oldsmnbilp
and
Chevrolet
cars.
Ileo.
O.M.U.
and
Federal
Trucks.
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AND
NinilT.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
FurnI
lure
Store.
We
Huy.
Sell
and
Ft
change
New
and
Secondhand
Ooods.
OEO.
PAPADOPULOS
30
Third
Ave.
"ione
WESTHOLME
ROOMS
Second
Avenue
t'uder
New
Management.
Steam
Healed.
Hot
and
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waler.
Itooms
from
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up..
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Phone
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Oust)
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and
seven-passenger
Slude
bakers
at
yur
disposal
any
lim
for
60c
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flROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Mmpress
Hotel
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TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
lent
for,
or
delivered,
photte
us.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
Sole
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for
Columbia
Records
Wo
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