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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMaua,
I
AIR
Our
Cleaning
Prices
'
On
and
after
Feb.
1st,
1928
Suits
steamed
and
pressed
.
.
.
...
"?t$
Suits
cleaned
and
pressed
$2.00
Coat
and
vest
$1.2:5
Trousers
7,f
Trousers,
white
.$1,00
Overcoats,
steamed
and
pressed
:
7."
Overcoats,
cleaned
and
pressed
'.
$1.75
Trench
Overcoats
.
.
$2.50
Raincoats
$2.00
Fancy
Vests
fto
Boys'
Suits
$1.00
Caps
Silk
Shirts
75
Mufflers
2."e
Ties
i5f
Sweater
Coats
7.-(
Pioneer
-
Laundry
(1921)
Ltd.
Phone
118
(we
QIV
YOU
FACT5
NOT
HOT
VOUR
COAL
IS
PICKEP)
VOTH
5CRUPt0uS)
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
It
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Trappers
!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Goldbloom.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot'flll
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
have
a
large
lot.
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
it
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Err
$12.00
Pembina
Wnshed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Soot
leas
Ejrjr
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
I'lnno
and
Furnttum
Mi.vlng.
BY
COLL.V-
I'VE.
NOTirEO
LATELY
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H
ALWAYS
IN
A
GOOD
HUMOR
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OARSMEN
FOR
BIG
BOAT
RACE
Special
Tor
respondent
Forecasts
Make
up
or
Oxford
and
Cambridge
University
Crews
LONDON,
Feb.
10
-
Preparation
arc
now
under
way
for
the
great
annual
boat
raoe
on
the
Thames
between
Ox
ford
and
Cambridge
Universities,
which
usually
takes
place
about
the
last
Sat
urday
in
March.
In
1937
tbe
race
was
awed
on
Saturday.
April
3,
and
was
won
by
Cambridge
by
three
lengths,
it
elng
Cambridge's
fourth
vletory
In
ucceselon.
and
38th
In
ail.
coin
oared
ith
Oxford's
40
victories.
"Thirteen
Cambridge
Candida
Us
(li
oarsmen
and
a
cox
wain)
have
been
or
dered
Into
residence.
Of
these
but
three
have
had
previous
experience
In
he
lnter-Varalty
boat
race.
The
presi
dent,
J.
o.
Hulcroft
(Radley
and
Pembroke
,
rowed
at
No.
3
last
year
when.
as
a
second
year
man,
he
gained
his
Blue.
During
the
training
period
he
often
de
putised
for
his
predecessor.
8.
K.
Tubbs.
at
No.
7,
and
some
there
are
who
eon-
;der
be
would
be
well
advised
to
tale
up
that
position
this
year
in
order
to
rm
a
second
nucleus
upon
which
to
build
up
the
new
crew.
That
Is.
al
ourse.
assuming
that
R.
J.
Bt
i
(Mart-
borough
and
Trinity
Hall),
la
again
selected
to
occupy
the
stroke
position.
Al
mt
time
moat
followers
were
convinced
that
Holcroft
would
surely
adoot
this
ourse,
but
as
the
season
progressed
here
arose
another
candidate
who
Is
groans
as
likely
to
fill
this
thwart.
He
R.
A.
Symonds
i
Bedford
and
Lady
Margaret),
who
by
his
success
In
the
Colquhoun
Mulls
takes
the
title
Champion
of
tbe
Cam.'
Quite
a
number
of
really
sound
oars
men
have
sprung
into
pramlneace
during
tbe
past
few
months
and
have
In
a
arge
measure
dimmed
the
light
of
tbe
hitherto
better
known
met
With
only
:hree
Old
Blues
available
It
la
not
es-
pected
that
any
of
them
will
be
usurped
ly
the
newcomers.
True.
Bios
waa
not
at
the
height
of
hi
form
In
the
trial
.Mght
race
this
year,
but
enough
has
been
ern
and
beard
of
him
since
his
speei
tacuiar
rise
to
fame
a
year
ago
to
know?
that
he
Is
a
thoroughly
efficient
and
ven
brilliant
leader
of
the
utmost
re
liability.
This
year
things
look
like
be
ing
easier
for
him
as
he
has
a
good
substitute
to
hand
In
A.
A.
s.
Hatch
(Eton
and
King's
,
tbe
losing
trial
stroke.
CENTENARIAN
STILL
FOND
OF
CRICKET
At
IMS
WlllUm
Walker
declares
tie
Will
See
Anvlrslla
.
England
at
lfd'x
NOTTINOHAil,
Eng
Feb.
10
William
Walker,
of
Wlltord
Road.
Nottingham,
Claimed
to
be
the
oldest
man
in
Bhg-land.
got
up
on
the
morning
of
his
Wtth
btrthday
amid
shoals
of
ooograt-
as
ever
He
take
two
cups
of
tea
at
B
a.m..
and
has
a
pint
of
milk
later.
For
din
ner
he
has
meat,
vegetables
and
milk
pudding,
and
two
more
cups
of
tea
Bread
and
butter
and
pastries
follow
at
tea
time,
and
some
pork
or
sausage
for
supper.
He
also
has
a
pint
of
beer
and
bread
and
oheese
during
the
day.
Me
spends
as
6d.
of
his
loc
weekly
aid-age
pension
on
tobacco.
Mr.
Walker's
passion
in
life
Is
cricket.
"I
am
still
not
out."
he
declsrrd.
with
a
chuckle,
"and
I
shall
have
to
go
up
to
Lord's
to
see
the
Australians
before
I
have
finished."
SPORT
CHAT
The
annual
Winter
Carnival
at
Jasper
Park
under
the
auspices
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Social
and
Athletic
Club
will
take
place
on
February
91
anrinaa.
An
Invitation
to
ru.n
tbe
Camlfttwas
extended
to
snd
sreepted
by
getuienailt
Governor
Exlwrt
of
AI-berta.
All
outdoor
uoru
or
the
Carnival
will
take
place
on
Lac
Beauvert
In
front
of
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
a
quar-ter-of-s-mlle
race
track
having
been
cleared
on
th
lake
with
hockey
and
curling
playing
arena
Inside
Teams
from
Jasper.
McDrlde.
Edmonton
and
other
points
along
the
line
will
be
re-
prtwiitcd
in
the
Csrnlval.
Feoturesof
the
carnival
will
Include
a
thirty-two
mile
non-stop
endurance
ski
rsce,
dog
races
for
children
for
which
at
least
thirty
teunu
me
In
training,
flvemll
Quickly
Banish
the
I
WORST
COUGH
skl-Jorlng
race
around
the
lake
and
fancy
dress
skating
carnival.
Marlon
Crawford,
Junior
speed
skating
champion
of
Alberta,
will
be
present
at
the
carnival.
While
Jasper
Park
Lodge
Is
not
open
at
this
time
of
the
year,
adequate
arrangements
are
being
made
to
accommodate
visitors
for
the
occasion.
O.
E.
Clarke
Is
secretary
of
the
Carni
val
committee.
The
greatest
exhibition
of
g
amen
ess
that
Jim
Corbett.
ex-world's
heavyweight
champion,
says
he
ever
saw
In
the
ring
was
provided
by
George
(Kid)
Uvingce
in
his
famous
battle
with
Joe
Walcott.
tbe
Barbados
Demon,
at
Mas-
peth.
L.I.
Walcott
was
probably
the
greatest
welterweight
that
ever
lived
and
had
beaten
men
tauch
heavier
than
himself.
Lavlg&e
wm
a
lightweight
and
was
not
eipeeted
to
beat
hu
famous
toe.
As
a
matter
of
fact
Walcof.
contracted
to
stop
the
Kid.
Instead
o!
Lavigne
merely
trying
to
stick
the
limit
of
fifteen
rounds
he
went
right
out
and
carried
tbe
fight
to
Walcott.
In
those
earlier
rounds
he
suffered
frightful
ounlshment.
One
ear
was
'almost
ripped
from
bis
head,
and
be
waa
batheo
in
blood
from
hair
to
heels
No
man
was
ever
beaten
more
brutally
than
Lavigne
was
the
day.
He
was
ripped
snrt
gashed
from
brow
to
belt
line
by
a
o
sr.n.
i
Mil
'
1
Instrumental
hitter
who
knew
how
to
hit.
The
Kid
never
backed
up
He
forced
the
going
in
every
round,
and
his
Indomitable
courage
began
to
get
on
Walcott'a
'nerves.
Finally,
in
the
tenth
round.
!
Walcott
refused
to
come
out
of
his
j
corner.
While
hp
could
probably
have
i
'
eld
tbe
totter
iik
Laviiuie
off
with
one
hard,
lie
wanted
no
more
of
the
Sagl-iw
Kid's
gahir
mid
Lavigne.
smiling
through
the
blood,
was
declared
the
winner.
MOOSE
LEADING
IN
WHIST
LEAGUE
NOW
lime
Sub'Jantlal
Margin
Over
Kunner
up.
Native
sihik
of
CamMa
Prince
Bupert
Fraternal
Whist
League
result
tost
sight
were
as
follows:
Moos
6,
Son
of
Canada
S.
Seal
Core
6.
Grotto
3.
St.
Andrews-Knlghts
of
Pythias
postponed.
St.
Ocorg'
6.
IOOJ.
S.
I.R.UU
T.
TAHI.K
W.
L.
PU.
Moose
g
a
9
Sons
of
Canada
....
7
4
Seal
Cove
8
5
Knights
of
Pythias
S
S
Orotto
S
6
I.
O.
O.
P
4
7
3t.
Andrews
4
6
St.
George's
3
8
Date
for
playing
postponed
game
not
ret
fixed.
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pert
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Report
From
Delegate
to
Trade
Con-Kre
There
was
an
sstended
session
at
ttie
msetlng
last
evening
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
snd
Labor
Council.
It
being
mldnlgbt
before
adjournment
was
finally
taken.
Election
of
officers
and
considerable
Important
business
was
dealt
wtth
and
there
was
one
of
tbe
largest
attendances
of
delegatea
in
months.
8.
D
Macdonald,
tbe
president,
occupied
the
chair.
Communication
included
a
letter
from
the
Canadian
Legion
In
response
to
which
it
waa
decided
to
endsrse
the
proposal
of
erecting
In
this
city
a
cenotaph
in
memory
of
the
dead
of
the
Ores
War.
Anottier
letter
was
from
Mrs.
Thomas
Spencer
who
expressed
appreciation
for
the
support
given
her
by
the
council
n
the
school
board
contest
at
the
recent
municipal
election.
A
resolution
from'
the
Vancouver
Trade
and
Labor
Council
renrdlns
unemployment
Insurance
was
endorsed
by
the
council
and
forwarded
to
J.
C.
Brady.
M
P.
for
this
district
Th
secretary
of
the
council
was
instructed
to
communicate
with
halibut
fishermen's
organisations
notifying
tbess
of
sheet
,
metal
shops
in
the
city
which
were
recognitwd
as
Onion
establishments
.President
S
D
Macdonald
presented
hfk
report
on
the
recent
deliberations
of
the
Trades
congress
executive
at
Victoria
'
and
told
of
a
satisfactory
Interview
that
had
been
held
with
members
of
the
cabinet
when
matter
pertaining
to
the
welfare
of
the
laboring
class
1
In
.British;
Columbia
we
dsMueaed.
A
vol
ot
thanks
was
tendered
Mr.
Maa-
nsitf
far
...',,
The,
election
M
OCfloets
suited
as
follow:
'
ildnt
S
D.
MaadOnAld
(fV
ldMvffAe.
k
.
je-Prslont-J.
Black
(re-elected).
PWU
ttm.u
Statistician
H.
8.
Eastman.
Sergesnt-at-anns-
-W.
H.
Berry.
Executive
J.
M
Morrlsoh,
J.
j.
on.
lis
and
Thos
Black,
with
the
president
and
secretary.
Legislative
Committee
J.
J
OIIIU,
J.
H
Meagher,
Jack
Ratchford,
R.
Hanna
and
H
B.
Eastman.
REDUCTIONIN
OCEAN
TRAFFIC
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
10
-The
thousands
01
Amerieana
who
go
s
broad
every
year
in
Increasing
numbers
have
not
made
up
for
the
decrease
in
ocean
passenger
iraiac
occasioned
oy
immigration
n
oxearn
snips
plying
between
me
united
Otstea
and
foreign
non.
ae
cording
to
th
National
Industrial
Con-
row
uoaru,
oameo
1,000.000
fewer
Pssngr
in
mo
than
in
any
on
of
toe
iiv
years
before
the
war.
im
MrcntaHi
nUDIMP
nf
nn
-
HlULl(ni
between
American
and
European
ports
mrm
iwing
carried
ny
British
vessels
ststistlca
show.
Th
German
merchant
msrlne.
having
shrunk
to
about
one-
fcntl
iff
i-
mi
,
.
.
...
mw
alter
tbe
war
now
is
rspldly
regaining
Its
former
position
and
Is
the
fastest
growing
merchant
fleet
In
1014
her
tonnage
Was
134.720.
In
1930
It
was
419.436
But
In
1M0
It
had
reached
S.OOtTOee
nd
still
is
Increasing
rapidly,
th
autistic
show.
Th
Amerlcsn
merchant
fleet
nal
declined
7.5
per
rent
during
tlia
same
tlx
year.
FOR
HUNT
FOR
RENT
FOUR
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BEDS.
SPRINGS.
matures,
linoleum
snd
linoleum
rugs,
carpets,
window
Mind,
curtain
red,
curtain
good
and
drapes,
dining
room
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tab-ta.
floor
lamps,
blankets,
sheet,
bed-pread.
quUts,
range,
skuttle.
kit-chra
hardware
and
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all
house
bold
article
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good.
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Vancouver;
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SALE.
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30
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first
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with
full
equipment.
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SALE.
11600
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finished
house.
8
rooms,
bathroom,
pantry
and
basement.
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to
saw-mill.
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SALE.
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swivel
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