PAOR
POUR
THE
uaiL
NETTS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
M;M
Neglected
fOADOV-DEARl
I
LEFT
MOTHER
DOWN
f
WELUO
DOCTOR
-COME
OVER
WHAT
DO
I
OWEYQO-DOo
ITOWM-
WE
VsfA
GOING
TO
00"Y
A
s
Right
away
-
i
want
hou
to
f
E.V
tOO
nObT
Ovt
OP
LI
yoo
aveo
my
urfc-tr
.
BOX
OF
OGAVb
FOR
too
-
SHE'LL
DO
?OMETHINC
FOR
ME
I'LL.
t
MOM.
I
NO
MMtDtATEUf,
MAD
TO
)MOKE
THOtf
V.,
OE
HOr-lE
SOON
TtU.
"YOU
WMEJM
foU
GtT
NOT
ONE
OGAR-
NOW
CIGARS
THAT
MAf.GlC
-
M
111
HIRE.
COME
OVER
TO
MY
OFFICE
U
BOOCMT
FORHVTO
t
LU
Fl
OP
OME
Eyes
MED'CINE
FOR
TOO
,
I
BSCS
33
Jkv
NEGLECT
is
doubt!eivthe
cause
of
most
of
the
111
that
afflict
humanity.
This
Is
so
self
evident
that
it
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
In
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
la
the
most
inexcusable.
DONT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
Block
Phone
763
flNOIAN
SUMMER
VCIT
IN
YOUR.
1
COAl
fOft
THE
I
v
roue
mi
r
r.at
v
v
The
Fall
months
are
falling
behind
and
you'll
hare
Winter
on
before
you
know
it
Join
the
"don't
worry-club
today
and
get
your
bin
filled
right
away.
Our
slate-free
coal
will
give
you
a
care-free
Winter.
NANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
and
ALBERTA
SOOTLESS
COAL
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
116
and
117
YOU
ARE
INVITED
to
see
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
at
The
Louvre
316
Third
Avenue
Next
Royal
Bank
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
I'hone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
I'iano
and
Fnrnituns
Moving.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
In
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
OCTET
A
A
as
i.
"anger.
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
GYRO
CLUB
WINS
AT
BILLIARDS
Defeated
Grotto
by
Aggregate!
fccore
or
37
1
to
r8
in
Fixture
Last
Night
The
Ojro
Club
defeated
the
O
rot
to
by
'Uk
KcWw
aggregate
aeore
at
9T7
to
888
In
hut
Bight's
BtllUrd
League
fixture,
the
tobsocoaists
winning
but
a
single
game
The
htgh
break
ot
the
Tnra
m
31
which
iu
turned
in
by
Bert
Morgan.
nxHvMatl
a
sores
were
m
follows:
Oearge
Waugh
(Orottoi.
197:
Charlie
i
Balagno
(Qjto
Clugl,
200.,
Dsn
Brows.
197;
W.
J.
Nelson.
200.
Jack
Judge.
129:
Percy
Tinker,
200.
Joe
Brown,
let:
George
Woodland.
200.
.
R.
Young.
200:
Jrt
Marfan.
177.
League
standings
todate
are
a
followa:
Played
Total
Aw.
Cold
Storage
1
1000
1000
Oyro
dub
2
1S39
Maple
Leaf
1
916
916
Grotto
1
888
pj
Grand
Terminal
.
.
l
841
841
IMUVIIX
II.
.ivi:u.(ir.s
Oamea
Total
At.
W.
H.
Long
0JS.
.
.
200
203
A.
Murray
ICS.)
..
200
200
J.
Jflllman
(OS.)
1
200
200
A.
Maedenald
(OS.)
1
200
200
John
Bulger
CS.)
l
200
200
Col.
Mcilerdle
iMi.)
....
1
200
200
J.
HamUton
l
MX.)
1
200
200
M.
M.
McLaehtan
Ml.
.
1
200
200
O.
Howe
MJ
1
200
200
W.
E.
Wllllaeroft
(O.T.)..
1
200
200
R.
Young
(Q.(
1
200
200
C.
Balagno
(O.O.)
.,
2
.399
200
O.
Waugh
(O.)
1
197
197
D.
Crown
(O.l
1
197
197
T.
O.
Pyle
(Q.Tjl
1
193
193
iO.
A.
Woodln4
(O.C.)
..
2
384
192
W
J.
Nelaon
(G.C
....
2
374
187
a.
P.
Tinker
(O.C.I
2
374
187
B.
Morgan
(O.C.)
2
358
179
IS
J
Andrews
(O.T.)
1
170
170
J.
Brown
(O.)
1
165
108
O.
Krauae
(O.T.)
1
159
159
J.
Judge
(O.)
1
129
123
Ben
Self
(O.T.)
1
119
119
M.
Andrews
(MX.)
i
118
116
SMITHERS
ATHLETIC
CLUB
HOLDS
MEETING
llenrs
Report
of
..Artitltles
For
Year
and
lte-rle'ls
Offlrrrs
for
('inning
"
Season
The
annual
general
meeting
of
the
Smlthers
Athletic
Club
was
held
In
the
Canadian
Legion
club
rooms
on
Monday
of
night,
and
resulted
In
considerable
helpful
dlscusslan
of
matters
pertain
lng
to
sport
In
town,
aafs
the
Interior
News
of
Smlthers.
Dr.
R'.
C.
Bamford.
president,
gave
an
encouraging
outline
of
-the
past
year's
activities,
in
the.
three
Drincloal
branche
lox
.IjHiicacondujheciub;,!
o?
which
had
been
managed
In
a
suc
cessful
manner.
The
basketball
leagues,
were
in
a
flourishing
condition,
while
the
baseball
team
had
returned
a
pro
fit
of
approximately
$100
to
the
treas
ury.
The
town
hockey
league
operated
during
last
winter
had
served
to
In
crease
the
Interest
in
this
sport
at
i
small
cost
to
the
Athletic
Club.
Rev.
Oeo.
Turpln,
treasurer,
read
i
brief
financial
statement,
which
re
veaied
a
comfortable
bank
balance
in
spite
of
the
heavy
expenditures
made
on
the
new
rink
structure.
The
election
of
officers
resulted
In
the
return
of
all
the
1927
officers,
with
the
exception
of
Wllmer
Lewis,
who
ten
dered
his
resignation.
Four
new
names
were
added
to
the
executive
committee
while
O.
N.
Roberts
was
named
as
sec
retary..
I'ltnOKESK
ON
ICIXK
Oood.
progress
was
reported
on
the
rink
project,
while
Contractor
Hann
was
ready
to
proceed
with
the
erection
ot
the
new
curling
rink.
Over
an
hour
was
spent
in
discussing
the
manner
In
which
the
6kajlng
rink
would
be
con
ducted.
Percy
Davidson
was
choxen
as
manager,
an4.lt
was
the
opinion
of
ttv
meeting
that
record-breaking
season
would
follow
bis
appointment.
Mr
Davidson
Is
now
engaged
In
making
pre
ami
nary
arrangements
to
commence
flooding,
and
with
suitable
weather
the
end
of
the
month
should
fee
an
tee
surface
available
for
skaters.
a
committee
was
named
to
take
charge
of
the
town
hockey
league,
which
naa
tunctioned
so
successfully
last
winter.
The
personnel
of
the
teams
will
be
selected
and
a
playing
schedule
drawn
up.
It
is
likely
that
a
dinner'
Short
of
Breath
Mzzy,
Sinking
Spells
COULDN'T
WALK
FAR
Mrs,
L.
A.
Oliver,
Granville
Ferry,
IC.S.,
writ:
'
A
few
years
ago
I
had
ditZT.
slaking
spells
m
lad
I
could
hardly
ttand
up
witnaet
taking
bold
of
sosactkiag
to
support
aie,
aid
I
eoold
not
walk
any
distance
on
areoaat
of
brieg
m
short
of
breath.
"1
had
taken
a
lot
of
doctor
'a
laed-ieins,
but
it
did
me
no
good,
only
for
the
time
being,
au
reading
in
the
UJ1.B.
almanar
ilit
I
decided
to
try
them
and
found
them
to
be
jast
what
they
are
recommended
to
te,
and
I
feel
that
I
owe
my
life
to
them."
Price
50c
a
box
at
all
druggists
and
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
prie
by
The
T.
Milbnrn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont
4.
J.
will
be
held
within
the
next
week
at
which
the
Bamford
cup
will
be
formally
presented
to
last
year's
winners
and
which
will
be
attended
by
the
league
players
and
supporters.
LADIES'
GAME
a
J
Largest
Crowd
of
Season
Watch-!
ed
Good
Ilasketball
Played
Last
Evening
I
Ladles'
League
Olrls'
Drill
Team,
8:
J
High
School.
9.
Intermediate
League
High
Schoo:
27;
to
Big
Four.
13.
of
Senior
League
Native
Sns.
29:
EIks,!Il
t0
The
bluest
crowd
of
the
.n
st.
tended
Mat
ntght'a
baskefball
games
ln'two
out
ot
one
r
"
Mty-tw
the
Eihibltlon
Hail,
the
feature
of
the;of
HaH,an1'"
Vrcmlnent
athletes
whose
erentng
being
the
Ladles'
League
event
"
'uu,lu
d"d
rom
that
maUdT-
"n"
Y"
between
tho
Prince
Rupert
Olrls'
Team!?,Te
WM
out
of
lht
nundrd
the,flr
iur
and
tbe
Htgh-Sehooi
which
kept
fans
howlln
on
ttlr
tM.
until
tV..
the
ery
lavt
minute,
the
High
School
com-
teeth
with
a
9-8
score.
-At
half
time.
.
tte
aim
Mood
7
to
3jri.vorof
the-
7'
,
I1
.
mC
up!mnectlon
with
Oxford
and
CambrWge
rom
behind
and
made
five
point
m!Kme
loId
mucn
th9
Mme
the
first
quarter,
of
the
last
half,
the
,r
High
School,
gathering,
two
more.
During
the
last
eight
minutes
of
play,
there;
was
no
.score.
I
In
the.
Senior
League,
the
Native
Sons
Canada
had
no
trouble
In
vanquish-
;
ng
me
uu.
aespiw:
me
iact
tnat
ltarry
Menzies
gave
his
knee,
.painful
tjwlTt.
I
8
svM
-
't-U.it
hlch
win
probably
put
him
out
of
coromssslasi
for
the
neat
few
dayI
DMo
Ourrlch
railed
up
tbe
htcbeat
IneUeMoal
score
so
fat
made
this
season
In
a
single
game,
netting
twenty
points
for
tbe
Sens.
The
return,
after
an
absence
of
two
yean,
of
Xdd:r
Uann
as
umpire
was
hailed
with
giea:
applause,
fully
teatt-lylnsj
to
hat
p.pularlty
both
among
players
and
fans
Detailed
reaulu
of
the
games
follow:
SCMOH
I
i:di
i:
Native
8oas
of
Canada.
8.
Oumch.
t.
OktrMa
Thomson
4.
Dtdo
Ourvteh
20.
"le
Uene.
Harry
Menate
1.
Dant
Stalker
3.
Total
29.
Klka.
W.
LamWe
II.
Oeo.
MltCbeU.
Diiua;.
Frtowell
i.
Art
Phillips.
Mike
aotfuiteh.
Bau.e
Sanith.
Total
18.'
RtfMiS'
E.
A.
Mann.
empire
Lac
Dell.
Eeorekeeper-
John
Staa.
TUnekeeper
Joe
Oosse.
IVTKltMlKI
ATK
LKAIU'K
High
School
H.
McDonald
8.
D.
Morrison
12.
A.
ctom.
b.
Hnnt
2.
T.
Kelsey
7.
Total
27
Big
r'our.
E.
Smith
1.
E.
Rateaford
D.
Stalker
7.
T.
Steen
l.
R.
Mortimer.
SeotW
Total
11.
Referee
Oeo.
Mitchell.
Bonrakeeper-
Mike
Budlnsrh.
Timekeeper.
Dr.
Joe
Ooase.
Uiir
i.iit(iit:
Drill
Team
Laura
FrtaceU
8.
Oatble
Irvine,
E.
March.
A.
Menagohr.
E.
Dal-by.
Total
8.
High
School
Ida
Boddle:
Phyllis
Harvey
2.
MeUle
Ourvlch
4.
May
Neaa.
Julia
Walters.
Helen
81ms
3.
Total
0.
Referee
E.
A.
Mann.
Timekeeper.
Joe
Oosse.
Scorekeeper
-
Mike
Budlnlch.
SPORT
CHAT
An
oqulry
has
been
conducted
by
a
ietmmittee
of
American
college
ofndals
determine
what
effect
the
pursuit
athletics
has
on
health
and
longev-
lne
De""
Pr
quite
wiaeiy
insi
ouuunaing
sportsmen
are
likely
'uBeT
tTom
hart
oiaease.
But
only
"
the
general
death
rate
before
average
age
of
the
graduates
of
the
two
unl-
"
.,hl.,.
.,
,
thIeMc.
A
,
lau,tHtJon
,
OMITIirnC
OlllllllLlVJ
About
fifteen
men
are
out
of
em-
ployment
and
the
new
mill
at
the
Duthle
mine
is
running
one
shift
short
o
Joehappy
IkQhristTnas
v
atAome
IT
will
be
good
to
be
back
among
the
old
people
again
1
You
will
have
the
finest
Christmas
you
have
spent
in
years
!
The
old
familiar
faces
.
.
.
gay
Christmas
bells
.
.
.
your
youth
re-created
1
v
Arrange
your
booking
home
to-day.
Special
Christmas
Sailings
From
Htlifsx
ANTONIA
Dec
S
to
My..
Hme.
London
"
St.John,H.B.
ATHEN1A
Dec.
10
"
Belfnt.
L'pool,
Clti.
"
Hfiix
ATHENIA
Dec
11
Belfast.
L'pOOl.
CUs.
,
"
Halifax
ASCANIA
Dec
U
"
Ply.,
Hvfe,
London.
(
Return
ocean
fares
Jrom
$155
'
Dtltrmint
TO-DAY
fa
i
tl
fall
particular
t
from
(A
near
f
I
cfnl
or
nrit
CANADIAN
S
SERVICE
jmi"'
LINES
CI
NARD
HTCAMSIIIP
CO..
LlMITF.I.
C?J
Hastings
St.
tVetst,
Vanronvrr
or
any
Steamship
Agency
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken'
for
leu
than
50c
ja
a
reault
of
the
freeaung
of
tbe
water
upply
pipes
la
tbe
reveat
Intense
raid
vaaHier
here.
Tbe
Braithera
Town
Hall
Co.
lost
M87.04
on
the
past
yeafa
operations.
S.
H.
Ilosktas,
James
Porteous,
Dr.
C.
II.
itanktiMon
and
U
B.
Warner
have
been
-eted
dtreetars
wlttt
J.
O.
Ssephons
xklag
the
place
of
W.
F.
Boyer.
Tbe
Smrtheea
District
Board
ol
Trade
at
persistently
agitata
for
Improve
ments
to
the
Smlthm-TX
k
a-Bsblne
road
a&d
the
lloustiWMtarta
aeetlan
of
the
Lakes
loop.
John
Yeol,
Muknfer
of
the
Royal
3ank
at
Durns
Lake,
was
a
vlajvor
here
or
several
days
on
busSHem.
He
states
jsat
there
lias
been
a
healthy
and
tradual
improvement
in
recent
months
n
practically
all
line
of
business
and
ndustry
at
Boms
Lake.
Owing
to
the
unexpected
eotd
snap.
Jiere
baa
been
a
distinct
wood
famine
'n
Smlthers
and
the
prtce
has
jumped.
Jupplles
are
coming
in
from
a
dlsunce
at
from
five
to
ten
miles
from
Smith-
era.
The
Smlthers'
Automobile
Club
Is
etwtnmendlng
to
the
provincial
govern
-rent
that
no
ttme
be
lest
la
the
com-iletlen
or
the
read
west
from
Hazelton
to
Terrace.
The
elub
had
a
meeting
an
Tuesday,
night
with
the
vlce-presi-lent.
W.
J.
Dlwson.
In
the
ehslr.
Smlthers
experleaced
24
below
tero
westher
oh
Sunday
and
Monday.
It
Is
not
often
that
It
becmtiea
so
cold
In
Sbvemfcer
here.
R.
Cbecklry
has
been
making
exten
di
e
Improvements
to
his
reaUenee
on
Mfred
Street.
Rev.
Father
Allard
of
Fort
St.
Jamea
has
been
offlelatlng
at
St.
Joseph's
Church
in
Smlthers
during
the
absence
ot
Father
ValUeres
who
has
now
rt
covered
from
an
operation',
in
the'
Imlthers
hospital.
J.
P.
Downey
has
started
construction,
of
a
new
residence
to
fee
built
on
Al
fred
Street
for
Mrs.
Eby.
Man
in
the
Moon
JAKE
says
he
Is
considering
the
ad
visability
,of
running
for
mayor.
tl
yihi
wkrtt
a
fe'alV-rulrvmiyor
''
To
keep"
the
eiiv
awake
'
Vou
can't
do
better
thiii
choose
the
man
:'
k
j
Who
Ja.-lYiOwn
ite
rekrterm
as
"Jafce.T
THAT'S
a
new
one
on
me"
said
the
Davenport,
as
Sally
admitted
her
new
beau
to
the
living
room.
THE
bride
of
the
month
spent
cony
sldersble
time
experimenting
with
the
making
of
the
Welch
rarebit.
One
morning
the
Janitor
knocked
at
her
door.
"Pardon
me,
lady."
he
said,
"but
you
must
stop
throwing
those
pieces
of
linoleum
In
the
garbage
can.
Taint
to
be
used
for
trash,
you
know."
THE
difficulties
with
salmon
fishing
have
all
come
about
through
the
over
use
of
the
purse
seine,
and
my
difficulties
have
all
come
about
through
too
free
use
of
my
puree.
A
MORAL
take
from
the
.purse
seine
Whine
your
funds
are
on
the
wane.
Just
hold
a
meeting
and
declare
To
fleh
that
way
Is
not
quite
fair.
TALK
t!0
about
hunting,
there
will
be
a
number
of
Moose
In
the
woods
at
this
week
end.
ONE
day
I
went
to
the
Moose
bazaar
wnere
now
i
lenow
the
live
ones
are
1
bought
a
ticket
and
won
a
plrze.
"No
Sir,
slree.
I'm
telling
no
lies."
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
NOVKMIIEK
19,
197.
Fred
Btork
and
Cot.
C.
W.
Peck.
0S.O.
were
this
morning
nominated
candidates
for
Skeena
riding
in
the
WANTED
OIRX
WANTBD
FOR
OIKKTtAL
HOCSC-
wk.
Phone
EM
793.
t!
AGENTS
WANTED
AOKNT8
-riTllBR
8X
475
WBCKLY
Easy
SelUng
Paleo
Otearsm.
Cleans
everything
like
magic
.
Ilisuaiss
road
tar
without
injury
to
paint,
tells
on
demonstration.
Free
samples,
p
A
Lefenvre
it
Co..
Alexandria.
Ont.
FOK
SALE
FOR
SALE.
33
FT.
FUH
PACKER
AND
tow
boat.
Taplow.
18-20
HP
hasvv
date
Vivian,
with
roavptese
equipment
U00M.
M
M
(Hephena.
FOK
HUNT
FOR
RENT.
FOrm
ROOMED
FUR-aUhed
apartment
with
bath
and
water
paid.
Phone
M7.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Plana.
plaanarpha
and
Slivger
sewing
maenlM.
Walker
Muale
Store
IOR
RENT.
Apartments
of
the
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
007
tf
HOUSE
FOR
RENT
I
ROOMS
AND
BATH.
Apply
Mttnro
Bros.
tf
HOUSES
FOR
RUNT
1000
OP.
AP-tf
ply
215
4th
Am.
E.
FOUND
-r-
FOUND
OOLD
RIKO.
OWNBR
"CAlf
bare
same
by
rwovlng
property
and
paring
for
this
sdvert.sement
tf
BUNCH
OF
KETS
FOUND.
APPLT
TfJ9.
Seventh
Avenue
W.
ritivrt:
m
ri:ieT
iituiioit
nii:iiiiir
Eitvif:t:
J.
It.
Arnold,
Proprietor
Oo
aaywhere
anytime.
Diy
or
night.
Always
on
board
Terms
very
moderate.
Two
boa
Is
always
available.
Phane
810,
P.O.
Itox
310
EXCHANGE
m:v
ami
i:ffM)
iun
itrmti
ih;
bousM
and
Kid
and
exchanged.
Player
Pis
no
and
Two
Casta
Registers
in
stock.
PAPADOrri.OS
MtllAM
S3
Third
Ave.
Phone
RIG
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
II.
i.
71
MKnilt
Oeneral
Handy
.Man
Furnaces
and
Stovea
Cleaned
and
Re-,
'
.
.
paired.
;'
1
.
Chlmhies
Swept.
Cemetery
Plot
Cared
For.
Phone
Red
843.
Prince
Rupert,
D
O
FyitNITUIIE
AND.
RANGES
our
Home
Should
Come
First"
Call
on
us
for
your
ranges,
furniture,
floor
coverings,
beds
and
bedding.
Our
prices
are
always
reasonable.
a.
mckkvzik,
rntsiTriii:
Phone
713.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gut)
Six
and
Seven
Pansenjrer
Stude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time
ROSS
HHOS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Work.
'ArroM
from
RmnrMi
Hotel
forthcoming
federal
,
election.
F.
O
Dawson
was
named
o
metal
agent
or
Mr.
stork
while
W.
E.
Fisher
la
Ool
Peck's
agent.
There
will
be
meetings
on
behalf
of
bothe
Wihdldatea
tonight.
Stephen
Ryan,
one
of
three
Metla
katla
natives,
who
have
been
mHwlng
Jfor
the
UAttWO.vrrM.
wasi
'
found
on
fa
ledge
of"
bcA
or
Dundas
Island
by
Marchers,
,
He,
bad
subaiated
for
jlx
teen
days
with
nolhlng
to
eat
but
two
potatoes.
Several
men
working
at
the
dry
dock
were
caught
by
a
squall
on
a
float
last
last
evening
about
dark
and
were
.found
serosa
the
harbor
this
morning
Oasboats
were
Irr
search
of
them
ail
night.
.
'
.
'
i
Under
the
CNR.
winter
schedule,
which
1
now
In
force,
a
passenger
train
la
due
to
arrive
from
the
East
at
3:30
tomorrow
afternooni
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