PAC1E
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMatJ
A
Good
m
YOO
LOOK
feMi-M
t
bMO
THM
SOUR
WIFE
lOt-WHACT't)
THE.
THKTtj
RICH-
Mf
WIFE.
WUZ
JEAUOUs
OF
UJ0
Cook
lOEAv?
VESf
JEALOUS
VJiE.
to
Fails
r.i
?j
JEALOOt
IOFME-
1
OOQ
-
HACW
HANV
-
HAW
A
young-
matron
whose
name
we
sliall
nol
mention
spent
the
week-end
with
friends
Tin
lady
has
a
reputation
for
bak-
iiiff
and
was
asked
to
bake
a
cake
and
she
did.
No
Pacific.
Milk
was
availaide
and
she
herself
thought
it
would
make
little
difference
hut
the
cake
wis
a
failure
wnrso
than
that,
she
says.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
A
few
SILK
Sweaters
at
remarkably
cheap
prices
for
n
few
days
only.
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wi
Third.
Avenue
P.O.
Box
-
-
989
l'hone
Green
389
TWICE
WEEKLY
We
have
arriving
FnESH
KILLED
HEEF,
VLAL
and
POIIK.
We
also
carry
a
full
line
of
Fresh,
Smoked,
and
Salted
Fish.
Sealu
a
Doodson
The
Home
of
Bulkley
Valley
Produce.
Ilranch
from
Smilhers.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
!
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
f.
Frill
load
.
.
.
...
$6.50
Half
Load
.
.
.
..
$3.50
Large
saeks
.
.
..50c
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
E80
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
'Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
fCtrtage,
Warehousing
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
VJt
Specialize
In
Piano
and
.
Furniture
Roving.
Fur
Coatsf'&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
MOOSE
SMOKER
GREAT
AFFAIR
Two
Hundred
Members
of
Lodge
and
Their
Friends
Enjoyed
Festivities
Last
Evening
The
first
annual
banquet
and
smoking
concert
held
in
the
Met-ropole
Hall
last
night
by
the
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
was
a
marked
success.
reflecting
great
success
n
Hie
organization
ar
a'
whole.
Somo
200
members
of
the1
lodge
and
their
guests
sat
down
lo
a
sumptuous
spread
at
8.3(1,'
wo
sittings
being;
necessary
lo!
accommodate
all
those
present.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
ba-v!"
.
quet,
the
gathering
repaire
to;
.
.
the
outer
hall
where
pipes,
to-1
a
oiiceo.
cigars
and
cigarettes
were
i-
..-i..a
.!:.
i
"
"
niit-i
roeiint
inim
ami
iti.
..V-i
u.i.o,...
r,.ii..
uin'wK
'wre
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
A
hit
iiki.
-
i
"
.
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iiiinmiii,
i,j,u
iiilnii.apuAil
......
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u
..
ifciii-nttrni-l
1.
1.
...-,..-
j.,
addresses
Jiy
Past
Dictator
Oillis
Hover,
Mayor
Xewlon,
Past
Dictator
Fred
Scadden,
Past
Dictator
IJ.
M.
Simpson,
Dr.
II,
E.
Tre-nuiyne,
i.
W.
N'ickerson,
AM.
M.
M.
Stephens
and
Principal
J.
C.
ilrady.
U.J.
JJacmi
aclivl
as
chairman.
The
program
comprised
the
following
numbers:
Selection
y
mouth
organ
baod--oennrganl,
Louis
and
llariy
Aslori.
Satn
Ilaudenschild
and
Dert
Hoskins.
J
Selections
by
orchestra
Me-s.
Ilammon.
Webb
and
llyan.
Sonp
Joe
Slaggard.
Cornet
solo
W.
Ilance.
Hecila'tion
lt.
I'hillips.
Hand
"My
Wild
Irish
Hose."
Violin
solo
F.
Cameron,
Euphonium
solo
F.
Derry.
Mouth
irgan
solo
1L-
,stria.
Recitation
A.
MaolbfinTi'L
J'
March
L'y
Orchestra.
Song
Itob
James.
Monologue
Fred
Seadden.
Instrumental
!ucl
J.
(5aw-
1
borne
and
Have
Eastman.
Orchestra
"Marching
Tbronsli
fJeorgia."
,
.
The
committee
responsible
for
the
success
of
the
evening
comprised
H.
J.
Jtaeon,
chairman:
A.
Ohnessarg.
II.
Jackson,
P.
Cam
eron.
Sam
Ilaudenschild
-and
IL
Squarechuk.
T.
lUliott,
'
O.
ltoer.
Y.
Scaiblen
and
S.
Anlus.
VV.
Vguglian
Davies
acted
as
accomjianist.
FINE
CONCERT
AT
GYMNASIUM
New
Bulldlnn
Being
Utilized
Already
and
Large
Crowd
Present
Over
250
people
crowded
into
Hie
new
I
Hiled
Church
gymnasium
Hall
at
Seal
Cove
last
evening
for
the
firsl
cflterlaiiiment
t..
be
given
Mi
we.
following
I
lie
official
opening
on
Sunday,
and
it
most
enjoyable
lime
was
fpen:.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
presided
and
a
short
address
was
also
tjVen
b.v
Mayor
Newton.
The
elocutionist
'nr
the
evening
were
Mrs.
A
Mackie
and
).
C
Ilrady.
Among
the
musical
numbers
was
a
stringed
trio
by
Professo'
Pryce.
A.
J.
lmcastcr,
and
David
Heimetl;
a
mandolin
trio
by
A
;
Mar:
mi
and
Hie
Itudenirh
brothers;
an
instrumental
due:
by
Jinwiic
and
Wisner
Hryatit
:
and
a
violin
sold
by
David
Iten-
Hell.
Vocal
solos
were
well
rendered
by
Mis.
William
Millar.
Mrs.
J
P.
McMillan,
A.
Clapperton.
and
jllrure
Stevens.
An
exhibition
of
sea
servici
.cutlas
drill
by
cliier
petty
officer
1
Kinrh
jiroved
very
altraclivn
U
jibe
young
folk.
I
A
sketch
by
four
high
school
I
)
QSO
126
ar
Iinys,
Albert
Anderson,
W.
Pat
mure,
lioli
Irvine,
and
llrun
Steven
was
well
performed.
Tin'
accompanists
for
tin
evening
were
Mrs.
Itolph
Walkor
..ml
Mis.
Elkiiik
Tonight
Hie
Id'.vs
wdl
have
hv
gym
and
tomorrow
ni$lit
tlio
girls
will
use
il.
QUIET
WEDDING
LAST
EVENING
AT
UNITED
CHURCH
PARSONAGE
Karl
Sederstrom
and
Mrs.
Bard
,
Married
by
Rev.
G.
G.
Hacker
'
'
and
w::i
Reside
Here
A
wedding
look
place
last
even-
'
"f
""J
P"""",
.
Hi..-.,
...
mrrii
ng,
o
ri.N
.
.
I.
l-
i
i
:
!
t.
..i
'
I
.
wurii
nan
ui
m.
.-u.-i
local
painter,
was
quietly
mar
ried
to
Mis.
.Magnolia
.
J
t....i
it.;
ity.
llev.
(J
L.
1(KIS;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sederstrom
wul
live
in
I
lie
city.
RUN
OF
HERRING
ON
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
IS
PHENOMENALTHIS
YEAR
VANCt)l
Villi,
Feh.
2.
Duo
to
phenomenal
runs
un
the
east
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
from
Salt
Sprins:
Island
to
Nanooe
lay
the
herriiw:
catch
for
the
pnivitice
is
ruiiniiii;
far
aloe
average
repni'ts
today
said.
The
catch
up
to
January
2M
was
more
IIihii
half
ngaiu
the
figures
up
to
January
24,
Last
year's
catch
was
:!0.353
tons.
To
January
23
of
this
year
Hie
catch
was
d(i.719
Ions.
'lUiVflUller
fin
lire
is
made
.un
of
0,18
tons
from
the
east
shore
and
15.291
from
the
west
coast
or
the
island.
MAKING
COURSES
FOR
GOLF
IN
SMALL
CITIES
Example
of
Swift
Current
Is
Being
Followed
In
United
States
CHICAGO,
III..
Feb.
2
Golfer
of
the
I'nited
Slates
are
vorkia
night
and
day
to
provide
facilities
for
IIh
tremendous
inereai
of
players
y'f
all
ages,
and
the
ex
ample
of
Swift
CurrenL
Sask,
ini
l-iilbling
an
iMgbteen-hnlc
course'
is
cited
as
an
example
of
how
the
dearth
of
golf
links
in
small
towns
can
be
overcome.
'Flie
Associated
Press
In
a
re
cent
dispalrh
has
this
to
say
about
Swift
Current
golf
course:
"Three
citizens,
who
roI
:a
taste
of
golf
while
abroad
as
soldiers,
obtained
permission
to
use
a
piece
of
prairie,
invested
five
dollars
in
shovels
and
picks.
donned
overalls
and
begnn
lo
dig
out
a
link
for
tjicmsolves.
They
made
three
hole
and
induced
some
fellow
townsmen
to
try
their
Inr
I:
oer
the
rugged
fairways
frum
'he
earthen
tee
KIT&night
111
ton
and
trtnfttwn
U
trttm
of
ditloi
and
elimination,
improva
apaatlla,
ttep
tick
haatfachaa,
ralitva
bll-ixjtnttt,
oorrat
CMdiaalion.
Thay
act
aromatly,
a'aaaantly,
aaildljr,
ft
taaraMfMy,
Tomorrow
Alright
Get
a
Yatir
29c.
Bex
DruMlal
.-
,
11
v
.
TltTlvaC
SCMTC
f"
to
the
sanded
greens.
"Xo
western
boom
was
eei
greater
than
that
of
the
Swir
'uncut
Golf
Club,
for
within
u
few
weflks
there
were
a
hundred
oiomlier.
all
willing
workers
They
kept
dehing
in
the
virgin
prairie
until
eighteen
holes
wer
ronipleil.
and
then
thy
chipped
in
and
lunisht
(he
land,
some
Mm
acre.
I'sing
a
farm
hnuc
fm
it
club
honc
they
Itegan
In
Improve
lh
links
with
bunkers,
a
waleriicr
idanl
ami
a
rustic
irate.
.w
-
Municipal
.
,
link
L
and
fe
courses
hnve
partly
made
a
plao
for
the
golfer
of
modest
means
but
the
demand
has
nwt
been
half
supplied.
Another
aim
is
to
get
the
price
of
golfing
purapherna
a
lnwn
f(
UlTnin
f)rie
There
is
slilll,
degHI.
of
pnlf
,
jnk,
jn
,m
,hH
,.
-...i.iU-
.11
in.
courses.
CJolf
is
particularly
cheap
in
several
cities,
because
land
can
lie
olitained
for
a
smal
sum.
Iranspurtalion
is
without
cost
and
there
is
no
social
side
l
require
large
funds.
BY
CANADIANS
Honors
in
Several
Lines
of
Sport
go
to
Athletes
from
this
Country
.NEW
YOHK.
Feb.
2.
The
in
viision
of
I
lie
I
niled
Slnles
l
Cunadian
athletes
continues
at
rvorl
pace.
Tnc
dominion
step
ped
off
on
her
right
find
at
the
opening
of
the
winter
spurt
sea
"ii
hy
iuttoritieiiig
professional
hockey
in
Nw
York
nml
Pitts
hurg
Itnston
was
a
nu'iiitier
l
lie
National
Hockey
League
h"
1
;
next
eame
an
army
o(
,mck
chasers
from
the
senior
in
ereollegiale
league
for
a
series
f
games
with
the
leading
east
;
n
universities
of
I
be
I
niteu
Slates;
Charles
Gorman.
the
Sanl
John,
.VII.,
spend
skater,
has
made
bis
fletuit
in
quel
of
more
laurels;
Canadian
students
have
gWeti
a
favorable
ac
count
of
themselves
in
skiing
awl
snow
shfM
meets;
and
now
conies
word
of
an
invasion
of
track
men
from
Canada
who
in
land
to
compete
in
the
indoor
meM
hi
Ibis
ilislrirl
in
Hie
near
future,
ajinliijisf
Ric
lot-wolcherl
nf
Ihe
I
hlted
KUiles,
OITbert
Jlotlaiid,
a
big
nnlpred
boy
wliofijiiis
een
jwrtjirinrt
the
olors
of
the
V.M.C.A.
al
llamil
Ion,
Ontario,
checked
into
New
York
the
nlher
day
and
announe
ed
his
intention
of
competing
in
many
of
the
Metropolitan
games
Holland
is
a
six-footer,
built
along
(tie
line
of
Hob
Simpson
Ihe
I
diversity
of
Missouri
atb
iete
who
was
the
first
limn
In
heal
15
seconds
for
the
120-yard
high
hurdles.
The
Hamilton
"lirntier-lopper"
loo,
has
been
credited
willi-ilie
time
of
I
t
I-
for
flint
'event
and
track
follow
rs
are
looking
for
Ihe
kefmsl
of
kill
and,
speed
from
Ihe
Cmiuek
when
be
runs
jiexl
month.
The
colored
flyer
has
already
filed
entries
for
Ihe
Wileo
Albletic
As
isocialKiu
and
llu
Crescent
Alb
I
Iff
ir
dub
track
'frame
to
lie
held
in
tins
cily
ami
lie
will
then
have
a
if
Opportunily
n
compel
against
..such
well
known
liurd
lers
as
Carl
Chrisliernseu,
ller
hie
Myers
and
Hay
Wolf.
The
DoinluIoiV
wtUailso
liavi!
represent
alive
at
the
MHIrosH
A.C.
nieel
in'
Ibis
cliy.
Allen
T
'Christie.
Ihe
Universcily
of
To
ronlo
midilleidislntice
star
is
to
come
Hown
for
those
famous
games.
Clirlslle
is
expccle.1
In
start
in
a
special
50n
year
event
a
feature
of
Jh
games,
while
be
will
also
have
a"
place
on
the
Canadian
team
that
will
compete
in
the
international
one
mite
r-lay
racf.
Wanted';
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2cper
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WARTXe
WANTED.
One
reliable
man
in
every
town,
merchants
preferred,
to
take
orders
for
bent
custom-made
clothe
in
Canada.
Highest
cummitsioiM.
Ilex
Tailoring
Co..
Ltd.,
Toronto.
-
WAXTKH.
-
Plain
dr.-niakMifc
nd
sewing:
renioletling.
repairing,
knitting,
etc.
Phne
OreiMi
.
WANTED
Cnnaing
salesman
1
for
city;
experience
necery.
O.
V.
Hriue.
uurtiKiieer.
29
1
MONEY
WANTED.
I
f2.000.nu
wanted
on
first
mort
I
gage,
inTerew!
per
cent.
For
farther
particulars,
call
at
I
Walker's
Muie
Siore.
I
FOR
SALE
NAP.
For
aale,
tel
One
pool
I
Itooin
ami
huddings.
mrludinj
t
four
poid
tables,
cigar
stand,
fixtures,
four
room
in
rar
I
besides
a
cabin.
Apd
in
Mr.
liayakawa.
owner.
r
premises.
OH
SALE.
New
and
used
machinery.
lont
ami
-iigine.
piston
rings
-Hid
irpelli-rs
Northern
Eicluniaje.
2L
Hec4in4
Avenue.
Phone
;'.(.
if
"flit
SALE.
-
llal.liuia
eug.
HhiHle
Uland
K-1
mki-ihI
win
ler
layers;
also
goose
eg-.
Sutherland.
Mc
If
ride
Street.
FOIl
SAI.E.
4Ja.
launch
"Nancy
in
first
clasH
eondit'on;
sine
2R
fool
by
H.
(iray
engtn
10-it.
G.
ttone.
Ptiona
387.
IDISON
phonograph
for
ale
cheap.
Phone.
Illack
.133.
2d
TO
RENT
IIOOMR
TO
ItENT.
leam
heat
e,
hoi
and
cold
water.
22!
Second
Avyiue.
half
block
le
low
Totem
Pole.
Phone
747.
FOn
ItENT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat
with
Monarch
range
Clapp
llloek.
Weslenhaver
Hros.
if
FOIl
HUNT.
PUno.
player
nlanos.
nlionOBranbs
and
sew
ing
machine.
walker"
Music
Store.
if
VOW
ItENT.
Tailor-shop
;
lam
business
moms
below,
twb
living
rooms
above.
Westen
haver
Krns.
tl
FOIl
ItENT.--Two
room
furnish
ed
apartments
by
the
day,
wees
or
month.
Phone
Ited
(107.
If
SIX
lloomed-Fiiinished
House
for
rent,
opposite
Hospital,
,ippl
Government
Agent.
.1
FOIl
HENT.
Furnished
hous
newly
decorated.
J.
V.
Mr
Kintey.
"
i
FOIl
HEN
I
.
Furnished
suite
Mussnllem
Aparlmenl.s.
I
'lion
18.
tf
MODEHN
FLAT
for
ftent.
Apply
Max
lleilhroner.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
FUllNITlJltE
and
Ilanges
bought,
sold
nnd
exchanged.
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and
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for
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old
ones.
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living
room
and
dining
room
furniture
always
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