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NEWS
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ST'
A
Billiard
League
matters
were
given
a
thorough
discussion
at
a
special
meet
,ing
or
the
Association
last
night
In
the
City
Hall,
Certain
matters
upon
which
there
had
been
disagreement
were
settled
and
as
a
result,
the
air
has
ben
cleared
and
the
actlvtles
of
the
league
should
be
off
to
a
good
start
again.
Fred
Pyle,
president
of
the
Association,
presided
with
W.
H.
Long,
secretary,
keeping
the
records.
In
the
matter
of
the
Moose
vs.
Terminals
tournament
of
last
Tuesday,
in
which
four
games
were
not
played
owing
to
differences
among
the
players,
lv
was
decided
that
these
four
games,
to
be
played
this
week
would
be
allowed.
Owing
to
the
resignation
of
Don
Brown,
George
Mclmoyle
was
assigned
to
the
Moose
team
as
first
man
and
Joe
Brown
was
'appointed
captain.
Charlie
Balagno
will
now
be
first
man
on
the
Terminals
In
place
of
P.
O'Donnell
who,
with
Don
Brown,
has
resigned
from
his
team
and
the
league.
A
postponed
game
in
the
Grotto-Gyro
tournament
of
Friday
last
be
tween
J.
Andrews
and
W.
J.
Nelson
was
also
allowed.
The
Association
decided
that,
owing
to
the
shortage
of
players,
oil
postponed
games
In
future
would
be
left
In
he
hands
of
the
executive
as
to
whether
they
should
be
allowed
or
BILLIARD
LEAGUE
Tournament
Between
Gyros
mid
Grotto
Results
In
Victory
or
!)3
to
88
for
Former
Team
The
postponed
game
iji
the
Grotto-Oyro
billiard
tournament
between
J.
Andrews
(Grotto)
and
W.
J.
Nelson
I
Gyros)
was
played
on
Saturday,
the
former
winning
by
200
to
175.
This
makes
the
aggregate
for
the
tournament
923
to
8C8
in
favor
of
the
Gyros.
The
league
standing
to
date
la
as
follows:
Games.
Total.
Average
Terminals
10
0329
Gyros
11
6312
Grotto
12
10508
St.
Andrew's
11
9638
Moose
10
8741
933
892
876
876
874
The
averages
for
the
players
In
the
league
to
date
are
as
follows:
Games
Ttl.
Aver.
F.
Zlcman
(Terminals)
.
10
2000
200
Geo.
Mcllmoyle
(reserve)
3
COO
200
J.
Parr,
(Moose)
1
200
200
O.
Howe
(Grotto)
5
979
196
1
J.
HUlman
(Moose)
....
10
1917.
192
C.
Balagno
(Terminals)
10
1912
191
Fred
Pyle
(St.
Andrew's)
9
1699
183
Frank
Aldrldge
(Gyro).,
h
2071
188
W.
E.
Willlscroft
(St.
A.)
6
1124
188
P.
O'Donnell
(Terminals
10
1858
186
D.
Howe
(Terminals)
...
10
1847
185
W.
J.
Nelson
(Gyro)
...
10
1843
185
W.
H.
Long
(Gyro)
....
il
2012
183
6.
D.
Macdonald
(St.
A.)
8
14S5
182
J.
Andrews
(Grotto)
...
12
2153
180
J.
Hamilton
(Grotto)
.
.
12
2154
180
Dr.
West
(Grotto)
12
2140
178
Ben
Sejf
.(Oyro)
9
1605
178
O.
Waugh
(Grotto
12
2114
176
M.
MacLachlan
(St.
A.).
10
1751
175
J.
May
(Moose)
9
1561
173
J.
McLean
(Terminals)..
1
173
173
J.
Brown
(Moose)
9
1551
172
H.
Corbett
(Terminals).
9
1549
172
Don
Brown
(Moose)....
8
1378
172
Bert
Morgan
(St.
A.)
..
9
1542
171
O
Krause
(Oyros)
3
487
162
J.
Judge
(Moose)
10
1597
160
A.
Macdonald
(Oyro)
...
10
1580
158
S.
Darton
(St:
Andrews)
1
166
156
O.
Anderson
(Orotto)
..
7
1089
155
O.
P.
Tinker
(St.
A.)
..
10
1511
151
A.
Harvey
(Oyros)
.
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LOCAL
BASKETBALL
TEAM
FOR
SERIES
KETCHIKAN
NAME!)
The
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Asso
ciation
held
a
meeting
on
Saturday
night
and
selected
an
all-star
team
to
play
Ketchikan
here
on
February
7
and
8,
George
Russell
and
George
Johnstone
were
also
appointed
a
committee
to
arrange
for
entertainment
of
the
visitors
during
their
stay
In
the
city.
Tomor
row
night,
and
Friday,
.Instead
of
the
regular
Senior
League
fixtures,
the
All-Stars
will
meet
teams
selected
from
the
Senior
League
for
practice
matches
which
should
give
the
locals
an
oppor
tunity
of
rounding
Into
shape.
The
All-star
team
selected
was
as
follows:
Guards
G,
Mitchell
and
V.
Menzles,
Centre
Howard.
Forwards
E,
Smith
(capt.)
and
D.
Balfour.
Spares
M.
Budenlch
and
8.
Moran.
Off
teals
will
be:
Referte
Lee
Dell.
8corer
Miss
Mills.
Timekeeper
Geo.
Johnstone.
SPORT
CHAT
The
following
sport
events
are
billed
for
the
week:
.Monday
(Tonight)
Crlbbage
League
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.
C.
N,
Mechanics;
Moose
vs.
C.
N.
Opera
tors:
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Sons
s
of
Canada;
Dry
Dock
vs.
Orang:
.
Lodge;.
.
Cold
Storage
vs.
Canadian
Legion;
St.
Andrew's
vs.
Orotto.
Tuesday:
Basketball
Junior
League
TuxU
vi.
Stars;
Intermediate
Lea
jtt
Ji
t
"fSJ
1927
ar
Iwt
t
FfruBr
Smvict.
Inc
Gi
B;ini
nnwil
gue;
Bankers
vs.
Terminals;
Ladles'
League:
'Adanacs
ys.
Maple
Leafs;
Senior
League:
All
Stars
vs.
Select
ed
team.
Billiards:
Grand
Terminals
vs.
St.
An
drews.
Ladies'
Whist:
Orange
Ladies
vs.
St.
George's
Ladles;
Pythian
Sisters
vs.
Moose
Ladles.
Thursday:
Men's
Whist:
Moose
vs.
St.
George's
(Seal
Cove);
Elks
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus;
I.O.O.F.
vs.
St.
Andrew's;
St.
George's
(city)
vs.
St.
George's
(Seal
Cove).
Friday:
Basketball
Junior
League:
Stars
vs.
Colts;
Ladles'
League:
Adanacs
vs.
Maple
Leafs;
Intermediate
League:
Grotto
vs.
Elevator:
Senior
League:
All
Stars
vs.
Selected
team.
Billiards:
Gyro
vs
Moose.
There
is
a
great
deal
of
similarity
In
the
way
Yo'ung
of
Toronto
and
Sher-rlng
of
Hamilton
performed
the
feats
that
set
Canada
for
the
time
being
In
the
very
first
rank
of
athletic
nations.
Sherring
went
to
Greece
many
years
ago
to
win
the
Athens
Marathon
for
Canada
without
backing
from
any
athletic
organization,
and
all
"on
his
own,"
taking
only
a
friend
in
his
And,
like
Young,
he
went
to
Greece
In
the
cheapest
manner
possible.
And
each
Of
them
In
a
strange
country
won
a
Marathon,
the
one
aver
ground
which
heroes
used
to
tread,
and
the
other
through
cold
and
uncrossed
waters.
It
is
considered
practically
certain
that
Ponsford
the
Australian
Test
team
cricketer,
whose
352
for
Victoria
helped
that
state
to
establish
a
world's
record
score
wtjl
go.
to
England
for
good.
Ponsford
has
received
an
offer
to
play
for
Blackpool,
and
Is
expected
At
Copenhagen
,the
"Scandinavian
featherweight
champion,
Knud
Larson,
beat
Johnny
Cuthbert
(England)
on
points
over
15
rounds.
-
Billy
Kelly
(Dublin)
featherweight
champion
of
Ireland,
was
easlty
beaten
on
points
by
Eddie
Donoghue
(Middles-boro"),
over
15
rounds,
at
Leeds.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Savoy
.
William
Doucett.
Seattle;
H.
McLeod,
D.
McLeod,
S.
Paton,
M.
Johnston
and
Held,
CJJ.R.;
R.
H.
Fuller
and
E.
Fuller,
Jap
Inlet;
M.
H.
Laldlaw,
Vancouver;
E.
Qulst,
Oona
River;
B.
T.
Way,
city;
Martin
Llleget,
Cralgmyle,
Alta.
Prince
II
u
pert
Mrs.
C.
W.
Swanson,
Massett;
G,
E.
Little,
Thomas
A.
Kelley
and
A.
Farrow,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
D.
Handle.
Port
Esslngton;
D.
Lay.
Hazel-ton;
H.
Porter
and
J.
Clones,
Prince
George;
T.
E.
Brooks,
Terrace;
Miles
Donald,
Alice
Arm,
V
Advertise
In
the
Dllv
News
The
Children
Will
Catch
Cold'
Mothers
should
never
neglect
the
first,
sign
of
a
eold
or
cough
where
their
children
are
concerned,
for
if
they
do
some
serious
lung
trouble
is
Habit-to
follow.
Mrs.
R.
T.
Hubbr,
1022
Harrington
8L,
Halifax,
N.8.
write:
"The
children
are
continually
getting
eold,
but
I
have
no
trouble
with
them,
for
lust
as
soon
as
they
begin
to
cough
1
give
them
a
doso
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
which
breaks
up
the
cold
within
a
day
or
m.
I
get
great
results
out
of
It
and
would
not
be
without
it
for
anything.
I
can
highly
recommend
It
to
any
one.''
Price
35c
a
bottle;
large
family
site
60c;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
illlbura
Co,
limited,
Toronto,
Oat
HOUSEWARMING
AT
SKIDEGATE
MISSION
One
Hundred
and
Twenty-five
People
Present
and
Affair
One
of
Moot
Sncrful
of
Season
SKIDEOATE.
Jan.
31.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
6.
Wilson
of
Skldegate
Mission
opened
their
new
home
there
by
giving
a
housewarmlng
to
which,
all
told,
125
guests
were
.
Invited
and
present.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
II.
Russ,
during
the
evening,
gave
a
duet;
Neapolitan
Nights"
was
beautifully
rendered
by
Mr.
and
Miss'
Wilson;
the
village
string
orchestra:
played
"Aloha,
How
Are
Your"
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bert
Croby
sang
as
a
duet
"Out
of
the
Dust
to
You."
Refreshment
served
at
midnight
took
the
form
of
a
veritable
banquet.
All
In
all
It
was
one
of
the
best
and
most
enjoyable
events
of
the
social
season
around
here.
.
Among
those-
present
were
Mrs.
M.
K.
Richardson
of
Tlell,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
G.
Ross
of
South
Harbor,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Schafer
of
Southeast
Harbor
and
Miss
E.
Muleton
and
G.
Haan
of
Dead
Tree
Point
all
of
whom
motored
down
to
attend
the
event.
TERRACE
The
Canadian
Legion
has
decided
to
fit
up
a
room
on
the
main
floor
of
the
O.W.V.A.
hall
for
a
reading
room
and
library.
Many
generous
donations
in
the
way
of
lumber,
paper,
doors,
hardware,
have
been
promised
as
well
as
considerable
reading
material.
This
step
forward
will
be
welcomed
by
many
as,
the
lack
of
a
reading
room
-
-
.
...
(,
a
AKERS
COCOA
fir
luncheon
Here
is
a
drink
that
has
food
value
Aa
well
as
a
most
delicious
flavor
and
aroma
For
the
business
man's
luncheon
it
is
incomparable
A
DISTINGUISHED
DIETITIAN
ONCE
SAID
"It
soothes
both
stomach
and
brain"
MADE
ONLY
ny
WALTER
BAKER
8C
CO.
Limited
Establish!
1
780
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
Canadian
Mills
at
Montreal
Booklet
of
Choke
Rih(i
tent
fu
t
I
has
long
been
felt
here.
Work
will
commence
at
once,
the
labor
for
the
most
part
to
be
done
voluntarllly
by
the
Legion
members.
Norman
Yack,
mechanic
at
the
Terrace
Motors
garage,
left
on
Thursday
tor
Vancouver
where
he
will
spend
a
months's
holiday,
returning
here
In
the
early
spring.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
L.
Frank
left
on
Thursday
on
a
short
business
and
holiday
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Frank
returned
home
on
Saturday
and
Mrs.
Frank
stopped
off
at
Amesbury
to
spend
the
week
end
with
her
daughter,
airs.
W.
H.
Watt.
J.
Raven
and
M.
Allard
were
in
from
Kalum
Lake-
at
the
week
end.
Mrs.
E.
T.
Brooks
left
on
Thursday
for
Prince
Rupert
where
she
entered
the
hospital
for
an
operation
at
the
beginning
of
the
week.
E.
T.
Brooks
went
down
to
Prince
Rupert
on
At
a
meeting
of
the
vestry
of
the
Anglican
Church
held
during;
the
past
week
It
was
planned
to
hold
a
"Portrait
Supper
"
next
month
In
Progress
Hall.
The
proceeds
will
be
used
to
pay
off
the
remainder
of
the
debt
In
curred
In
the
remodelling
of
the
Arrangements
have
been
made
to
hold
a
special
C.O.I.T.
service
In
the
United
Church
next
Sunday
evening,
and
a
special
"Father
and
Son"
service
in
the
Anglican
Church,
on
Sunday
morning
following.
P.
McDonald
of
Remo
was
In
town
t
the
week
find.
W.
H.
Wa,tt;
of
Amesbury
was
a
busl'
ness
Visitor
here
on
Saturday.
i
.
W.
Carrlgan
was
able
to
return
to
his
home
on
Sunday
alter
having
been
a
patient
at
the
hospital
here
for
the
past
five
weeks.
TERRACE
MAN
ON
PRAIRIES
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i.itti.i:,
hack
iuom
stoc
k
l:VIV(i
TRIP,
REPORT
fOMII-TIONS
MICH
IMI'ICOVKII
TERRACE,
Jan.
31
.George
Little
re
turned
on
Friday
from
Olds,
Alberta
with
six
heavy
horses
for
use
In
the
lumber
Industry,
here.
He
also
brought
a
number
of
hogs
and
a
quantity
ol
grain.
Mr.
Little
experienced
severely
cold
weather
while
on
the
prairies,
the
ther
mometer
registering
40
below
rero
prac
tically
all
the
tme
he
-was
there.
He
found
conditions
much,
more
prosper
ous
than
when
he'
visited
the
same
dis
trlct
wo
years
ago.
At
that
time
many
of
the
settlers
were
anxious
to
sell
out
while
now
there
was
no
talk
of
selling.
In
some
lurts
much;
grain
.
'was
left
standing
in
the
field
and1
the
farmers
were
shipping
In
hogs
from
Saskatchewan
to
use
up
the
frozen
grajn,
one
man
at
Olds
having
Just
brought
In
three
hundred
hogs.
Prices,
naturally,
were
high.
Mr.
Little
found
heavy
hones
very
scarce,
the
reason
given
being
that
there
was
no
demand
for
them
In
the
cities
now
that
motors
were
being
used
almost
entirely,
and
heavy
horses
were
not
being
raised
to
any
Mr.
Little's
horses
arrived
here
In
splendid
condition
and
were
shod
and
put
to
work
Immediately.
HAZELTON
Mrs.
W.
W.
Anderson
returned
to
Haxelton
last
Wednesday
after
having
spent
the
past
few
months
In
Vancou
ver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Myros
celebrated
the
first
anniversary
of
their
wedding
last
Wednesday
arid
Invited
many
friends
to
be
present.
The
feature
of
the
proceedings
was
the
christening
of
their
first-born,
the
ceremony
being
performed
by
Rev.
T.
D.
Proctor.
'Charged
with
a
serious
offence,'
an
Indian
of
Klsplox
was
arrested
by
the
provincial
police
last
week.
Constable
Oeorge
Wyman
of
Hazel
ton
was
taken
suddeply
111
at
the
first
ol
last
week
and
Sergeant
w.
J.
Service
of
Smlthers
has
been
here
relieving.
W
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
LOST.
LADY'S
SILVER
MESH
BAG
containing
sum
of
money.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
News
omce.
HOARD
B.OARD.
THE
INLANDER,
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
AUCTION
SALE
witn
Mrs.
ll.
a.
Wlndt.
830
AUCTION.
SALE
WILL
BE
HELD
AT
343
Third
Avenue
on
Monday,
January
31
at
2
30
p.m.,
consisting
of
house
hold
furniture,
bed
springs
and
mat'
tress,
dining
table,
tables,
mirrors.
davenport,
heater,
chairs,
two
gramo
phones,
carpets,
store
fixtures,
kitchen
cabinet,
utensils,
and
other
mlscrl
laneous
Items.
Phllpott,
Evltt
and
Co.
Ltd.,
Auctioneers.
ajiton
Hospital
for
treatment
to
his
ankle
which
was
cruched
between
a
log
and
a
stump.
He
will
probably
be
laid
up
lor
some
time.
Mrs.
Harry
Thornton
and
two
sons
Were
at
Smlther
last
week
visiting
Eric
Hart,
who
has
been
with
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.
at
Hazel
ton
for
several
months,
left
last
week
for
Prince
Ru
pert
where
he
has
obtained
a
position,
Mrs.
Henry.
Denno
and
Miss
Julia
Denno,
who
have
been
In
the
Hazelton
Hospital
for
several
weeks,
are
now
making
satisfactory
recovery
and
hope
vj
,oe
oui
Dei
ore
long.
Mrs.
Mary
Rae
Hatton-
and
Henry
Frank,
both
of
Andlmaul,
were
recently
married
by
Rev.
J.
H.
Young
In
the
united
Church
Manse
at
Hazelton,
C.
L.
Dlmock,
assistant
district
en-glneer
for
the
provincial
department
of
puouc
works,
was
here
lest
week
on
omciai
business.
Nordhausen.
a
quaint
city
of
about
Al
Lougheed.
who
has
been
workln;
30.000
Inhabitants,
located
In
th
tian
bv
AiDeri
Eiuoiis
poie
camp
on
me
Mountains
or
Oermanv,
will
soon
rele
.....w.
.,,-.,
....
u
,
ul
muuHuuuiii
anniversary.
I
i
.
f
XI
j
n
ANOTHER
IMG
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES
Bport
Roadster
I
880X0
Coach
and
Ccupe
1
1020.00
8edan
11133.00
Landau
IIIUOO
rSKD
O.Uts
OV
IMMl
I
Ford
Light
Delivery,
open
body
I
7S00
I
Ford
Light
Delivery,
panel
body
:
115000
I
Ford
Light
Delivery,
starter
equipment
..i
1230.00
1
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
starter
equipment
I3oooo
I
Oldsmoblle
S-paaaenger
Tour
ing.
1923
fVMOO
Terms
can
be
arranged
on
both
new
and
used
cars
to
suit
the
purchsser.
KAIEN
OARAGE
Dealers
In
lllr.
MrMughlln,
Oakland.
Pi.nl
luc
OhlMiiolille
and
(lirtrt.let
Cars.
Phone
it
TAXI
Thone
f.7
Tnxl
(Cnll
Cwnruc.
l'nul
nr
C.nt
Six
and
'Seven
Pnsserwr
Studt
bakers
at
your
dlxpoanl
any
time
KOSS
IIIIOS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
lllock.
(Across
from
Empress
Hotel)
IN
PRORATE.
IN
THE
M
I'ltr.ME
(
111
ItT'or
IIIIITISII
I
III.
1,
Mill
I
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Andrew
Aim,
otherwise
known
as
Anders
Aim,
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
Hint
h
nrrf..
.1
111.
iiuiiur,
juage
itonerison,
the
10th
day
of
D!?rm?7
AD'
.,9a0
1
w
PP0lnted
Administrator
of
the
eut
nt
inrf.
Aim,
otherwise
known
as
Anders
Aim.
i!cTa"tl,'.und
f"
P'm
having
claims
.gamin
me
ma
mate
are
nereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
10
me.
on
or
before
the
17th
day
of
January.
A
D.
1027.
and
all
parties
In-debted
to
the
estate,
are
required
to
pav
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
iUI
lMWbJl,
NORMAN
A.
WATT
...
,llnc8
Bupert.'B.C,
i5.trd
the
Jut
d'
of
December.
a'.D.
IN
PRORATE
iv
tup.
nt-piiEMK
rot
itr
or
mtirisii
i.
1
.urn
1
In
the
Matter
of
the
Admlnlatratlon
acii
ana
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Clark
take
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HH
DS""brJ-.AD'
)92.fl.
I
was
appointed
umini.iravor
01
tne
estate
of
Clark
Edward
Bronson,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
rw,v.r,Vf,,Ulffd
t0
r,,ml,h
me.
P?o!
rjfl
.v,r"'fd,
t0
me
on
or
before
the
lath
day
of
January.
A
D.
1027.
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
estate
fi
r,
gu'rJ
t0
PJ
the
amount
of
their
Inl
debtedness
to
m
forthwith
NORMAN
A."
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prlnr''
""P"t,
BO,
rut.
ih.
m
1928.
"
f
ncnher
A
D.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
let
than
50c
WANTED
WANTED.
SPECIALTY
SALESMAN
with
car,
to
demonstrate
and
sell
the
Thompson
Hydraullcator.
a
hydraulic
shock
absorber
and
snubber
combined,
for
all
cars.
Splendid
opportunity
for
the
right
man.
Liberal
commissions.
State
experience.
Write
Jermaln
and
Phillips,
Limited,
577
Howe
street,
Vancouver.
DC.
25
WANTED.
TO
HEAR
FROM
OWNER,
farm
for
sale.
State
cash
price.
D.
F.
Bush.
Minneapolis.
Minn.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
fcS-tat,
we
are
authorised
to
sell
several
lots,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Prices
low
and
terii'.s
from
310.00
monthly.
Enquire
T.
McClymont.
tl
HEAVEN
AND
HELL
SWEDEN
BORO
S
great
work
on
the
life
after
death
and
a
real
world
beyond.
Over
400
pages.
Only
2Sc
postpaid.
II.
V.
Law,
486
Euclid
Avenue,
Toronto.
FOR
8ALE.
SIX
CARd
TIMOTHY.
one
.
Brome,
F.O.B.
Burns
Lake.
B.C.
It.
C.
Ehlnn,
Willow
Spring
Ranch.
Southbank,
Francois
Lake,
BC.
34
FOR
SALE.
PAIR
OP
BLUE
FOXES.
Apply
O.
It.
Udd,
Sravlew
Apartments,
tf
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT.
THIRTY
ROOM
Equipped
hotel.
Oolng
concern.
Write
Box
342
Dally
News
Omce
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-mnt:
four
rooms
and
bath;
water
paid.
Phone
647.
tf
FOR
RENT.
STEAM
HEATED
APART
menu.
Apply
Smith
tt
Millett.
Ltd.
Telephone
174.
FOR
RENT.
PIANOS,
PIIONOQUAPil3
and
Singer
Sewing
Machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
tf
TOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE,
FIVE
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
tl
LOST
AUCTION
KEIt
FOUND.
A
WONDERFUL
DISCOVERY
1
Why
worry
It
you
break
a
leg
or
arm.
of
If
the
face
la
scarrrd
or
scratched.
I
can
make
them
look
like
new.
With
a
little
pot
of
glue
and
a
little
brush
or
screw
they
will
surely
be
admired
I
With
a
Utile
chamois
leathrr.
I
will
fix
them
good
for
ever!
I
buy,
sell,
or
exchange
anything
ef
value.
Sales
conducted
anywhere
In
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
774.
O.
P.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
HOOli
A.
.HAtOOV
Srol
'ne.
Mixed
Wood
Blocks
per
load
lam.
Kindling,
per
load
50
Furnace
Wood,
per
lo5d
19
00
Delivered.
Salt
Herring
Plinne
1
1
lark
tfil
RESTAURANTS
v
!OOI
KAT
C.tl'K
Mrs.
Unger.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
a.
W.
V.
A.
(iixxl
Hnine
Cooked
Mrsl.
Phone
Black
700
1-1
14
Ton
Utility
Express
Chassis
f
82JXJ0
l&
Ton
Ught
Delivery
Chassis
I
63000
Touring
and
Roaditer
I
813.00
Artic!
Lost
and
Found,4e
MAIL
SCHEDULE
OIIT-OOIM)
l
or
I
tie
llat
Mnndata.
WMnHtfiM
...
closes
I.,).
to
unnimrr
lurways
111.
Ill
Saturdays
First
class
mall
Is
also
cerpt'
w
Vancouver
on
Mondays.
Wrtaeaj.j,
Saturday
by
C.N
It
trains,
T
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Nsm
Rim
Bundays
i
,
To
AU'ka
Point
Jan.
10.
34
Tn
IJiieen
rhiflotle
Jan.
1.
29
I.N'.COMISd
Irom
the
East-
Tuesdaya.
Thursday
and
Bundin
t
IM
Irom
Vanctnrr
Sundays
Wednesdays
l:jji
Fridays
C-PJl..
Jsn.
10.
34
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Points
Jan.
14
38
From
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CharMte
Jan.
13.
37
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roi
i
i.ctiom
AX.
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Graham
tt
Atlln
Ave.
tn
1st
Ave.
H
Sth
St
tB
wm
m
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aviv
a
Sth
Ave.
Ac
Thompson
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Govt
Bldga,
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I
Prov.
Oor.
Wharf
tl
a.T.P.
Wharf
Q.T.P.
Station
2nd
Ave.
i
2nd
St,
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3rd
Ave
tt
Fulton
St
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3rd
Ave,
tt
6th
St
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1
nundar
collection
eame
as
p
v
dsys
only.
NTkAMnHIP
MnVFMh
I'ur
Vanrouier
Tuesday
sa.
Cardena
Friday-;-!,
prince
Rupert
'
Saturday
-MU.
Catala
'
oaiuraay
-,
iTincess
ueiui.
Jan.
14
as.
princess
Mary
Jan
38--s,
princess
Mary
From
Vftnroiiter
.Sunday
-as.
Cardena
Wednesdsy
-tm.
Pr
Ruper
i:
1
.
1
Friday
as,
Catala
Baturday-
Princess
BesWW
Jan.
10
as
Pirncess
Mary
Jan.
34
ss.
Princess
Msry
'
For
port
.ilmMti
and
Naa
Sunday
as.
Cardena
'
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1'i.rl
Hlnwuuin
anil
Vi
R1""
Tuesday-as.
Cardena
lor
Hlrwart.
Anyo
and
A
lire
Sunday
as.
Cardena
J
Weduesdav
as.
Prince
Rupert
I-1
I'rmn
Hlirl
Imnl
ml
Allr
luesaay
ss.
uararna
Friday
.
Prince
Rupert
For
(Jueen
C'l,
irlottes
Jan.
15
?rlnce
Charles
Jan,
29::
Prince
Charles
I'imn
tieen
Charlolle
Jsn.
13
as,
Prince
Charles
Jn.,27
a.
Prince
Charles
For
AlitKka
Jan,
10
as.
princess
Mrj
Jan,
34
as.
Princess
Msry
From
Abukn
Jtn,
14
as,
Princess
Mi7
Jan,
38
as,
Princess
Miry
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