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Hi
PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Rutin
The
Sign
of
Competency
That
certificate
you
see
In
the
Optometrist's
office
is
a
sign
of
competency.
The
Province
lias
Riven
it
as
evidence
that
the
owner
has
passed
a
rigid
examination,
showing
his
ability
In
care
for
your
most
precious
possession
eyesight.
The
owner
oT
that
certificate
is
known
as
a
"registered
Optometrist."
We
are
registered
Optometrists.
John
Bulger
Lid.
Jewellers
.1.-
.
.,.
A
few
SILK
Sweaters
at
remarkably
cheap
prices
for
a
few
days
only.
Mrs.
W.I.
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Ilox
-
-
989
I'hone
(ireen
389
TWICE
WEEKLY
He
have
arriving
FRESH
KILLED
HEEF,
VF.AL
and
1'OIIK.
We
also
carry
a
full
line
of
Fresh,
Smoked,
and
.Salted
Fish.
Sealy
8
Doodson
The
Home
of
Bulkley
Valley
Produce.
Ilranch
from
Smitfiers.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
ehanee
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
.
.
...
$6.50
Half
Load
.
.
..
$3.50
Large
saika
.
.
.
50o
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
op
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
Cartage,
Warehousing
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
oal,
Band
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Bovine.
Fur
Coatsf&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Block
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
BRINGING
UP
I
NUW
CoOmt
an'cjt
the.
VTORX
HE.
TOl
O
1926
r
Int
l
Fcanmc
CrMl
briui
rif
ku
BURNS
CELEBRATION
HELD
AT
TERRACE!
Banquet
and
Dance
Given
by
St.
Andrew's
Society
at
Interior
j
Centre
TERRACE,
Jan.
an.
The
ban-!
pipt
and
dance
held
in
O.W.V.A.
ll.ilHn
commemoration
of
the
.'oi'lhday
of
Scotland's
immortal
,niel.
Robert
Hums,
was
one
of
I
tie
most
successful
affairs
of
its
kind
in
the
history
of
Terrace.
bout
HO
persons
partook
of
I
lie
sumptuous
banquet
arranged
for
by
Hip
SI.
Andrew's
commit-!
iep
convened
tty
.Mrs.
McDonald,
.nucu
rruu
is
uue
ine
rnmmii-
lee
for
the
exceptionally
wclll.
iiuiiiiM-u
-jiieiiu
wmcn
was
mor-
ousiii)
cnicn
m
us
unest
ue-,priMW,
!,,,,.,
ximrwlay
to
mak
tail.
Thomas
Young
recited
lhc!,,n
vleried
vi.i
address
to
the
Haggis.
-
t
W.
Anderson,
president
of.
the1
SI.
Andrew's
Society,
proposed
,
...
,.,m
.
u.r
nu.g.
.His
was
tdlowed
iy
an
address
"The
Im-
mortal
MenionV
by
J.
Hepburn,
Two
Scotch
songs
were
then
en-1
joyed.
"There
was
a
Ia'l
was
born
in
Kyle,"
by
T.
Younc.
and
"Ttie
Star
of
llobbie
liurns"
by
J.
Swann.
'l'he
toast
t0
i'.unada
was
given
by
F.
T.
Kenney
un,J
resjioBded
lo
by
J.
Morse
Hat!.
Honnie
Scotland
was
toasted
in
a
very
eloquent
manner
by
li'U'l
'I'Ul'urr'l.i'
,Tcsionse,
Jas.
Ilirhniond.
Oeo.
K.
Keith
tfien
sang
"The
Wives
of
SI.
Ives,"
which
was
much
enjoyed.
This
was
followed
by
a
toast
hi
Kindred
Societies
by
L.
II.
Kenney
and
responded
to
by
J.
K.
Frost.
The
tables
were
then
cleared
ind
a
three
pire'
orchestra
dis
pensed
music
for
dancinig.
The
dance
were
interspersed
with
Scotch
soncs.
dances
and
recitations
and
it
was
late
when
the
a!
tiering
broke
up.
PREMIER
MINES
CLUB
ELECTION
Officers
For
Year
Chosen;
Mem
bership
of
Organization
Numbers
Two
Hundred
1'KH.MIKK,
Jan.
:i.
The
an
nual
meeting
of
the
Premier
.Mine
Community
Club
was
held
in
I
lie
Community
Hall
last
Monday
evening
and
Hie
following
officers
wen-
elected
for
JJie:
5
ear:
f
if,-"..
W.
J.
Asselstine,
president.
Dr.
J.
A.
CarMin,
firr
vicetaprpsl-!
dent.
S.
F.
Mardonnld,
second
vice-president.
S.
II.
Alton,
secret
arj'-l
reas-urer.
A.
0.
(Viggan,
chairman
sports
committee.
Sam
Hell,
chairman
library
commiltee.
I.
L.
Coulter,
e.hairman
cnler-tainmenl
cominitlee.
Oordon
Smith,
chairman
hall
committee.
'I'he
new
gymnasium
has
now
been
completed
and
indoor
bas
ketball
is
being
plajeri
for
the
first
lime
in
the
history
of
the
'amp.
The
club
has
a
membership
of
over
two
hundred
and
it
is
proposed
(o
inslall
a
moving
picture
machine
in
the
hall
in
the
near
future.
SMITHERS
C.
L.
Dininck,
local
provincial
district
engineer
returned
to
i
own
Thursday
morning
from
Victoria,
where
he
has
been
at
lending
a
convention
of
It.
n.
Hnnd
Superintendents
and
en-
gineers,
.1.
L.
Davidson
of
Houston
came
lo
town
on
Tuesday
to
re
ceive
medical
attention
for
n
eu?
on
his
hand
that
gave
promise
of
turning
lo
blood-poison,
but
FATHER
PoUNO
YOU
N
1
rlHQ
THE
f
AH!
t'rCLAO
i
TCI-1
rt.
-
O
tKC,CE.
Sewvicaj
Inc
I
ALWAYS
,
,
A
FAVOURITE
a
CHASE
k
SAN
BORN
MONTREAL
wliioh
was
soon
put
right.
Mrs.
II.
Welch
entertained
a
number
of
iadie
at
tea
on
We.l-
nesday
Mffdrnoan.
.e.l
Tujlor
for
several
years
pi.ienl
of
Smil
tiers
left
for
'
vlrs.
s.
II
II,.,
km
t,sis.
o
.,
,,.,.
,lf
,a(,J(.H
,,,,,
,M
,,,.
,,
Tu(),ay
!lwle,.mM)n.
,
:
rnitcurn
nir
Tnrr
it
LTyUjuLU
DI
ItxLL
Al
TERRACE
AND
NOW
IN
IIAZELTON
HOSPITAL
TKimACE,
Jan.
.in.
on
Wednesday
morning
while
helping
J.
Sjoslrand
to
clear
land
on
his
ranch
across
the
river
Chris
Larsen
had
the
misfortune
to
meet
with
a
ery
painful
accident
while
felling
a
tree,
which
sprang
hack,
cnishimsr
him
badly.
Fortunately
!r.
Large
was
in
town
at
Hie
time
and
rendered
first
aid.
lie
was
taken
to
the
llazell
on
Hospital
on
Wednesday
night
hut
so
far
no
word
has
oecn
received
as
to
the
extent
nf
his
injuries.
TERRACE
NOTES
r
Peter
McDonald
and
W.
Pan-son
relumed
on.
Wednesday
nighl
from
Vancouver
where
they
have
spent
Hie
last
few
weeks
on
a
combined
business
and
holiday
trip.
C.
McKinnon,
Indian
school
teacher
al
Vanardol
was
a
Terrace
visHor
on
Wednesday.
Oeo.
Keep.
Sniithers,
spent
ev
era!
days
in
town
tliis
week
on
n
trip
of
inspection
to
the
local
schools.
"
v.
'MwiwqrB
JIwioXr
"
jirrlvwl
n
I
Own
on
WVdnesday
'inoriilnsr
from
llesltKr,
Saly,
.;lo.
spend
a
snort
nniiiiay
at
Hie
tiome
or
his
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thos.
ItriKiks,
Park
Ave.
W.
Crtiikflhanfc
of
I
he
fi.X.Il
eJly
ticket
ntTiee
leaves
on
this
evening's
train
for
a
holiday
trip
which
wilt
lake
in
such
cities
a
New
York,
Washington.
Tnronlo
and
Montreal
and
back
by
way
of
Vancouver.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
Keep
the
Skin
Clear
By
the
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
Is
so
delightfully
soothing
and
healing
and
so
certainly
effective
in
keeping
the
skin
ott,
smooth
and
clear
that
it
only
has
to
be
tried
to
tie
appreciated.
Vou
msy
know
of
its
value
as
a
relief
from
eczema,
salt
rheum
and
other
serious
skin
diseases.
Dut
have
you
realized
that
as
a
means
of
clearing
and
beautifying
the
skin
it
has
no
equal
and
no
rival.
Pimples,
blackheads,
roughness
and
redness
of
the
skin.
Irritations
and
eruptions
yiejd
readily
when
this
soothing,
healing
ointment
is
applied
fre-ouently.
Men
use
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
after
shsving
to
relieve
the
irritation
of
the
tender
skin.
In
scores
of
ways
it
is
useful
in
every
home
and
soon
becomes
a
household
nwixuity.
THE
7KN
tO
I
KIN
.
MUCH
COLDER
IN
THE
YUKON
HepoMs
received
this
morning
.v
Douiiiiioii
4iovernmcnl
Tele
:raphs
Iron)
the
Yukon
shows
li.il
the
average
temperature
for
ihe
territory
this
morning
whs
'ero
and
that
at
i;ivun
there
was
a
norlli
wind
bkiwing
with
Hie
thermometer
-landing
at
9
degree-
below.
The
coldest
place
was
Nahlm
where
SO
below
was
regis!
pred.
Along
Ihe
lint
of
(be
CN.lt.
snow
has
been
falling.
tlipee
iitehes
l.emg
report
1
at
Hums
Lake
andean
inch
at
Smitaers.
Kollowing
is
Ihe
report:
Terrace:
Cloudy,
calm;
temp.
3C.
Anyox:
Cloudy,
calm,
letup.
Ss.
Stewart:
oudy,
calm,
teuip.
.10.
Hazellun:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
28.
Tcl(graph
Cxfk:
Cloudy,
calm
temp.
18.
Smilhers:
One
inch
ww
snow;
cloudy,
ralm,
temp.
Hums
Lake:
Three
inches
nw
snow,
eloiwly,
calm,
temp.
2.
Natilin:
"IVnp.
Jti
Mow
zero.
White
llorsv:
lUoudy,
calm;
len.p.'H.
Dawson:
North
wind,
temp.
below.
WAR
VETERANS
JFORFEIT
GAMES
The
J
real
War
Veterans
will
forfeit
Hie
ii-ee
panics
in
the
seroittl
division
billiard
league
UMjrnameiit
of
Thursday
nigh
against
the
Orotio
it
is
anuoiiiic
ed
by
J.
F.
llutchinon,
preidei.
of
Ihe
league.
This
will
leave
Ihe
result
of
the
tournament
7U
lo
295
in
favor
of
Ihe
(irotlo
and
Ihe
league
standing
as
fotfnws.
fiames
Pis.
Aver.
p.
H.
n.
p.
an
:o.t
Cold
Slorage,
5
3371
C76
(irotlo
fi
072
o.
w.
v.
a
r.
3tK3
rKt
p.
it.
Fih
ci.
..
r
2mo:.
sol
LADIES'
WHIST
flahies
in
the
I-adirs'
Section
of
ihe
Frnlernal
Wlii-I
League
last
night
resulted
as
follows:
Moom
'
Lddiiff,
A;
Pythian
Slsl
ters.l.
'
;
,
i-
iMuglderji
of
F.nglatd
5;
irange
i.aines.
.
j
The
le'i'iilto
islinniling
lo
'dale:
W.
L.
Pt
Orange
Ladies
...
5
3
Pythian
Sisters
...
I
4
Moose
Ladies
....
4
U.
of
I:
3
5
.1
RIFLE
RANGES
.
The
following
scores
wer?
made
at
Ihe
miniature
faiwe
Inst
night;
It.
Davidson
9fi
It.
WHson
,
92
M...M.
Lamb
92
,
Jl.
Floyd
91
a,
V.
Wilkinson
90
F.
Itussell
H8
.
Davis
87
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
January
30,
1916.
Prince
Iluperl
carried,
n(T
Ihe
honors
In
1he
third
game
of
the
hockey
scries
with
Hanellon
yes-
lerday
afternoon,
the
score
being
a
lo
J,
Jf
conditions
are
favor
able,
typ
prlnre
Iluperl
f
cam
will
go
fii
Jlaellon
next
week
for
a
el
urn
series.
!'
fi.
Dawson
is
just
back
from
a
business
trip
lo
Alaska.
Ho
re
ports
1
hill
there
is
H
below
zero
weather
at
June.au
and
that,
rr
I
TOUO
HER
THKT
!
!
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Ret
t
By
George
McM
I
eA,NQueT
I
rs.
r
1
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
r
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
tVAKTKB
WANTED.
One
reliable
man
in
every
town,
merchants
preferred,
to
lake
orders
for
best
custom-made
clothes
in
Canada.
Highest
commissions,
flex
Tailoring
Co.,
Ltd-Toronto.
WA.VTKD.
Plain
drenxmakin
and
swing;
mwodHhn.
re
imiring.
knitliny.
elr.
Phone
Oreen
"Ol.
OIIIL
WANTKD.
Apply
Ir-
lander.
MONEY
WANTED.
I8.ono.mi
wanted
on
fieri
mort
gage,
interest
H
per
rent.
For
further
parlicularit.
caU
at
Walker'
Music
Store.
M
FOR
SALE
SNAP.
Foe.
nale,
Sal
Cove
Pool
Hoomi
and
building,
ineludinc
fntir
potil
Um.
cigar
stand,
fixture,
four
rooms
in
rear
besides
a
cabin,
pply
to
Mri-.
llayakawa.
wner.
at
prtmiius.
1110
HAHUAIN.
Three
view
litis
SMlioo
five,
on
Taylor
8lree'.
recently
pated;
average
site
33
by
lH).
First
here
gets
all
three
lots
for
5M.00
cash
Westenhaver
Hros.
if
FOfl
SALK.
New
"and
ueil
machinery.
Imiu:.
and
ermines,
piston
rings
and
piowllcrs
Northern
Kxchaiige.
;i
KeMin.d
Avenue.
Phone
2
1.
-f
FOH
SALK.
ias
launch
"Nancy"
(n
first
elase
condition:
site
28'
foot
by
8.
II
ray
engine
10-tS.
1.
llorie,
Plome
381.
FOH
SALK.
Forty
horse
power
stationary
steam
engine,
nearlv
new.
Apply
P.O.
Ilox
Jill,
Prince
Iluperl,
ll.C.
ti
OOOD
PIANO
for
Kale.
flfx.
cash.
Applr
416
Oreen
Klrnei
Phone
lllack
.'tOfi.
fft
TO
RENT
IIOOMS
Ut
HKNT-
team
haul
ed,
hot
and
cold
water.
tf!
Second
Avenue,
half
block
In-low
Toleoi
Pole.
Phone
J67.
FOfl
IlIvNT.
Medern
four
rwonu
1
flat
wftli
Monarch
range.
Clapp
lWk.
Weslenhaver
Hnts.
tf
FOR
IIF.NT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
ami
sew
Ing
machines.
Walker'
Music
Store.
tl
FOH
HEN
T.-
Tailor-shop;
Iwo
busipcAs
rooms
txlow,
Jwj
living
rooms
above.
Westen
haver
Hros.
u
FOR
IlILVP.
Two
room
furnish-
ed
apartments
by
Ihe
day,
week.
or
mown.
Phone
lied
r07.
tf
FOH
ItENT.
Furnished
house.
newly
decorated.
.1.
W.
Mr-
Kinley.
if
FOH
HUNT.
-Furnished
soil
Mussallem
Apartments.
Phon1
'If
HOOM
for
rent
in
private
home.
t'lione
urcen
4S0.
25
MODERN
FLA''
for
Ilcnt.Applv
Max
llellhroner
(
FOUND
FOUND,
Pair
men's
brown
lined
tjloves.
Apply
Dally
TVews
of
fire.
if
while
ho
was
there,
there
was
n
Oil
mile
gale.
The
Harlendets
Fninn
of
Ihn
city
gave
a
imn
time
ball
a'
which
Hie
sum
of
:'V0r
wa
realized
for
the
Red
Cross
Fund,
BUT
J
CAISOOCT
J
DRY
WOOD.
i
j
Rplil
lo
any
length
In
:
bloeka,
per
load
$6.00.
.
SALT
IIKIlMVn.
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Cove.
Phone
I
Hark
il
CARS
FOR
SALE.
I
1922
Oldsmoliile
L
i
pas
ti
per
touring
.
IBOfl
OO
I
1020
Nash
0
passenger
louring
4
tHJO.O
1
1921
OverlaHd
Setlan
.
$70(1.00
I
1910
Ilea
sevn
pssseiKter
louring
S700.00
I
I9SS
Font
Coupe,
balloon
Urea
ear
like
new
f
MO.po
I
1922
Furd
Tudor
sedan.
II15JHI
I
I92S
Ford
Coupe
fS&O.Ml
I
1921
Ford
one
tun
truck,
panel
body
376.Ufl
I
Font
light
deltvery
ehassis.
rebulll
l7a.OO
Ail
ears
guaranlred
in
srocd
riMsnhanieal
condition.
Ilav
erms
ean
be
arranKtsl.
KAIEN
GARAGE
.
t
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Station.
Agent
for
McLaughlin
Oakland.
Oldsmobile
and
Chevrolet
ears.
Ren.
(i.M.C.
and
Federal
Trucks.
WRKCKINO
SKHVICK
HAY
AND
MOHT.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
KUHNITUIti:
and
Ilanges
bought.
old
and
exchanged.
New
furniture
and
ranges
exchanged
for
your
old
ones.
Ibvlro.uo
living
room
imI
dining
room
furniture
always
in
slock.
A:
ways
watch
my
window.
v
changed
daily.
A.
Mackenxie.
BOAT
BUILDING
I
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all
now
wishing
In
st
.r
building
a
Ik.
a
I
;
miHlels
and
plans
furnished;
moulds
got
out
and
set
up.
and
everylhinir
straightened
out:
ail
necessary
advice
and
assistance
given.
Service
exceptionally
reasonable.
AiMreaa
Hox
2H.
Imily
'
News'uffiee.
is
BOARD
HOARD
The
Inlander.
830
feond
Avnue
t,nns
ii
TAXI
Phone
C7
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
(lusl)
Six-
and
seven-passenger
Slude
bakers
at
yur
disposal
an.vlini
for
50c
Service
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empress
Hotel
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
Store.
We
liny.
Sell
arid
Ex
change
New
and
Secondhand
foods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
"T
Third
Ave
"tene
rte
OAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
i
o
Mot
oq
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
ole
agents
for
Columbia
Records
We
repair
I'honographs.
Illcycles.
Huggie,
Racquels
and
Musical
In.
strurncnls
of
all
kinds.
if
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