sssaysa-Kr
SO-isS
flTHANKS
you
Ll
GIVE
FOR
WARMTH
AND
HEAT
THAT
OUR
COAL
GIVES
IT
CAN'T,
BE
BEAT!
Thankful
for
the
bird,
of
course!
But
more
thankful
for
the
-fire
to
cook
it
and
the
heat
to
warm
us
un.
You'll
have
a
Happy
Christ
mas
if
you
use
our
coal.
It
gives
the
finishing
touch
to
the
day.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
nnd
117
Trappers!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Goldbloom.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wol
f,
foxes
of
all
kinds,'
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
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
if
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
The
Trappers
Friend."
Second
Avenue
Wood
DRY
niKCIl,
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
Single
Load
$.10
Double
Load
Jji(U0
Large
Sack
50
1
0
nUNlil.ES
DRV,
K1JJD-,
LING,
$1.00
Phone
BHO
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
I'hone
675
DENTIST
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBrlde
Street
stora
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
lltli'ot.
Tclcplinnr
SS7.
AVERAGES
OF
1998
182
1448
181
1794
179
2141
178
1522
169
1684
168
1220
128
300
150
1189
149
897
149
1570
143
417
139
1105
138
138
136
1008
128
1004
128
1217
122
BASKETBALL
LEAGUE
GAMES
The
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
League
schedule
for
the
remainder
of
ttoe
son
follows:
JAM'ARV
13
Drill
Team
va.
High
School.
Big
Four
vs.
High
School.
Blfcs
vs.
Native
Sons.
17
Stars
va.
Tuxis.
High
School
vs.
Elevator.
Elks
vs.
Terminals.
80
Drill
Team
vs.
High
School.
Elevator
vs.
Big
Pour.
Terminals
vt.
Native
Sons.
24
Tuxis
vs.
Stars.
Big
Pour
vs.
High
School.
Elks
vs.
Native
Sons.
27
Drill
Team
vs.
High
School.
leva
-or
vs.
High
School.
Elk
vs.
Terminals.
31
Tuxis
vs.
Stars,
-
Stevetat
vs.
Bag
Pour.
Terminal
vs.
Native
Sons!
li:illt('.HV
a
Drill
Team
va.
High
School.
Bag
Pour
s.
Hlgn
Softool.
Blsvstor
va.
High
School.
Xlks
vs.
Terminals.
10
Drill
Team
vs.
High
School.
Bag
Pour
vs.
K
levator.
Terminals
v
Native
Sons.
14
Tuxli
vs.
Stars.
Big
Pour
va.
High
School.
KMu
vs.
Native
Sons.
17
Drill
Team
vs.
High
School.
Elevator
va.
High
School.
Xlks
vs.
Terminals.
21
-Tuxis
vs.
Stars.
Big
Pour
va.
Elevator.
Terminals
vs.
Native
Hons.
SPORT
CHAT
It
looks
like
a
Happy
New
Tear
for
most
of
the
big
moguls
of
sportdom.
A
few
upsets
may
be
lurking
In
ambush,
but
for
the
moat
part
the
campaign
of
1928
get
under
way
with
the
principal
champions
apparently
more
strongly
entrenched
than
any
group
Is
retesrt'
years.
Take
Bobby
Jones,
Helen
Wills
sad
Rene
Iaooete,
for
es-smple
all
are
youn.
in
their
r!y
iweaties;
twt
aies
just
about
ss
supreme
In
their
special
fields
af
action
u
any
uwe-noioers
nave
been
in
s
blue
Jones
has
acquired
the
habit
of
lift
ing
at
least
two
major
golf
crowns
s
yesr.
Sines
he
baa
decided
to
participate
only
In
the
U.8.
open
and
amateur
tournament
In
1928,
It
will
be
cus-
temsry
to
find
him
s
top-Skeavy
favor
lie
to
t
either
ar
betu.
Queen
Helen
wkU
seek
foreign
oonquest
again,
but
ures
to
make
It
three
straight
over
the
"r
we
congregation,
a
not
old
Manama
mauler
in
their
scheduled
;
heatln
J""
h"
"
nsstslled
1028
engagement.
Johnny
Wrtaaamller,
'
wnU?n
ta
acldd
success
and
a
gnat
the
"human
fish"
of
the
Illinois
Ath-
'P
forward
from
the
stoves
which
letlc
Club,
has
been
loading
his
psr-!
hAA
n
haang
the
building
formerly
tlcular
parade
longer
than
any
other
jT
nothr
n
eatue
is
the
new
ruling
king
of
sport.
Johnny
has
been
wUI
bMrd
'
th
"rst
crawling"
out
ahead
of
all
the
short-
tune
nm
ou,m"T
dlsunre
swimmers
for
seven
years,
but
"
Psrm
"
music
na
song
he
looks
good
for
another
winning
cam-
DtTO
r
wis
event
wnicn
palgn.
in
which
the
Olympic
Is
the
wlH
mTk
nother
milestone
In
the
main
goal.
v
usi
i
uapiisi
onurcn
or.
The
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
ha
been
very
much
hsndlcapped
through
the
winter
by
the
bad
coiidl-
tlnri
of
their
courts
tbrouxii
water
Fox
Trots
with
Vocal
The
Sis
Jumping
JscLs.
rrince
nuperc.
L.
V.
IIOTF.L
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
Lsne.
Anyox;
L.
O.
3699
Lyoett,
J.
"My
Heart
Stood
Still"
(from
"The
Connecticut
Yankee")
and
"I
Fee!
at
Home
With
You"
Fox
Trots
with
Vocal
Choruses.
Harry
Archer
and
His
Orchestra.
3720
ELECTRICALLY
RECORDED
RECORDS
"You've
So
Easy
to
Remember"
"Love
Baby"
Fox
Trots
with
Vocsl
Choruses,
Abe
Lyman's
Orchestra.
3G32
uikisvS0Kig
Is
Ended-"
u
Among
My
Souvenirs"
Watties
jrlth
Vocsl
Choruses.
Regent
Club
Orchestra.
3723
"Here
Comes
the
Show
Boat"
"Go
Home
and
Tell
Your
Mother"-
Choruses.
Music
by
World-Famous
Artists
and
Orchestras
Now
at
Your
Brunswick
Dealer's.
On
10-inch
Brunswick
Records,
75c.
On
12-inch
Brunswick
Records,
$1.00
i'i
il
in
tt'.
''M
MacLAREN'S
MUSIC
HOUSE
I'hone
7
EXCLUSIVE
IlKUKSWlf'K
DEALEltS
Ensy
Monthly
rnymrntfi
Third
Avenue
V
anted
I
For
Sale
For
Rent
GREEN-EYED
SIIARR
WHALE
OF
LOBSTER
nig
fifth
sri
16
Inrhes
1ji.
Itnmiiloli
Ke.1
In
Color:
(he
l.oMtir
M
liKlies
lAllg
PORTLAND.
Maine,
Jan.
A
green-eyed
shark
and
a
whale
of,
a
lobster
-
a
twenty
pounder
came
Into
port
here
recently
when
Captain
Charles
Train
of
the
Natter
Poflice
brougUt
bis
craft
borne
with
a
catch
hauled
aboard
oil
New
Ledge,
40
miles
from
Portland
Lightship.
The
shark,
according
to
Captain
Train,
was
s
regular
seagoing
traffic
!
beacon
the
way
he
was
flashing
green
flgnsls
from
his
eyes
when
he
flopped
out
of
the
net.
Long
after
the
nhark
FOR
BALB
wss
dead
the
phosphorescent
green
eyes
glared
at
the
fishermen.
Walter
H.
Rich.
Maine
agent
of
the
United
States
Bureau
of
Ptsnerfcr.
and
local
fishermen
were
unsbls
to
Identify
the
species
and
a
description
will
br
sent
to
Washington
tor
irtn!f!nt!or.
by
experts
there.
The
fish.
4S
lnche
long,
was
brownish
red
In
.color.
The
!oblrr
was
36
Inches
long..
EDMONTON
BOARD
OF
TRADE
ISSUES
MONTHLY
REPORT
OF
ACTIVITIES
EDMONTON,
Jan
ll!
Owing
to
the
steady
growth
of
the
Edmonton
Board
of
Trade
some
difficulty
hs
been
encountered
In
keep
tug
all
members
potted
on
the
various
phases
of
the
work
being
done
by
the
attanlsatlon.
with
the
result
thst
President
P
W.
Doherty
and
the
executive
have
deslded
to
Issue
a
monthly
bulletin
summarising
:he
board's
activities
In
the
first
issue
of
ttie
bulletin,
which
appeared
on
Thursday
morning.
Prenldent
F.
W.
Doherty
po(nu
out
the
wonderful
opportunities
thead
of
Edmonton
in
lfM,
and
asks
for
the
fullest
possible
oo
-opera
t
lug
from
all
member
in
making
the
neW
year
one
of
unprecedented
civic
development
sud
nusliiess
expansion
Recently
the
board
hss
bean
sctlve
In
jrocnrlng
relief
tor
points
suertill
pbUited
an
vnuevslty
stronf
KsSstaHtSsj,
to
do
everything
possible
to
get
an
outlet
for
the
Peas
illvwf
sountry,
has
pressed
upon
the
mintsssr
of
Imalgxa-tlon
the
neeeasltf;
Of
a
better
Immtgrs-
w-
Lord
Dunedln
said:
"TUe
committee
By
George
McManus
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
'
sMws01
m
-
.
WOW-
THft
I
A
BUM
5HOW
I.LJL
1
1
:
J
M
1
I
P?
liyueaninj
IPTHISMAGIC;AM
VOULO
HI
fHE'c,
CJTTItV
pRTQ.
cone'
E
(
NOW-HAA
ANY
LDV
f,
WOULD
IP
I
HAD
HW
ONE.
GOTTE
VOU
1
N
I
1
IT
A
LONG
TIME.
AGO
BEtfe
J
J
at
i
CREATTRtCKj
minute
T
-
I
ft
M
THE
AUD,ANce
Vancouver
Prices
Most
Modern
DryclennlnR
IManl
in
City
Thone
118
i
loneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
McRride
Street
BILLIARDS
IN
TOURNAMENT
In
the
Grand
Terminal
Billiard
Tour
nament
the
averages
of-players
to
date
are:
Division
I.
Played
Ttl.
Aver.
Ool.
McMordie
14
4155
297
W.
H.
Long
11
3250
294
W.
J.
Nelson
10
2832
283
T.
O.
Pyle
4
1101
278
C.
Balagno
10
2036
264
J.
Andrews
..10
2021
282
J.
HamiHo
n
7
P.
Zleman
14
3165
Division
II.
J.
Iltllman
12
2371
A.
Msodonsld
12
2273
R.
Young
20
3754
Lee
Arnott
9
1673
3.
Judge
7
1291,
C.
Youngman
n
O.
Howe
8
B.
Salt
10
P.
Williams
..
12
K.
M.
MeLachlan
9
J.
Bulger
10
R.
Meagher
10
IHvkliin
III.
J.
Lawrence
2
B.
Hemming
8
H.
Skattebol
.,
6
J.
Murray
11
Wilson
3
R.
J
antes
8
P
Armour
1
L.
Holtby
8
J.
Rosa
S
J
Strachan
10
unless
"Beaming
Betty"
Nuthall
hounds
along
to
greater
heights
no
one
appears
likely
to
impede
the
triumphant
sweep
of
the
Oallfornlan
who
now
holds
about
all
the
women's
tennis
honors
In
sight.
Serene
Rene
U
jJtt
about
as
firmly
lodged
at
the
peak
of
the
men's
tennis
as
TUden
was
a
few
years
ago.
Sinoe
the
young
French
ace
was
able
to
turn
back
'TJlg
BUI"
on
American
soil
two
yean
running,
he
figures
to
repulse
aU
rivals
on
home
courts
and
help
keep
the
Dnvls
cup
on
Pranoe's
shelf.
There
are
quite
a
few
others
with
a
bright
and
rosy
outlook
for
1928.
All
.hat
seven
other
American
League
clubs
ire
thinking
about
la
how
to
stop
the
New
York
Yankees
and
their
brace
of
battering-rams,
"Babe"
Ruth
and
on
Gehrig.
It
Is
difficult
to
figure
1822
2C0
how
the
Yank
can
be
checked
except
Z2B
;
by
a
railroad
wreck
or
gas
attack.
den
Tunney.
whether
he
bss
one
or
ioa
two
battles,
seems
to
have
nrettv
firm
seeping
through
the
roof.
Only
a
few
of
the
more
hardy
players
have
ven
teured
on
the
floor
under
these
conditions.
It
la
-understood
that
repairs
are
to
be
made
at
once
and
that
by
nest
week
everything
will
be
in
proper
order
again.
CHURCH
IS
TO
BE
REOPENED
Pewa
Installed,
New
Heating
System
and
n
New
Organ
by
Iiaptlht
Congregation
The
Baptist
Church
of
this
city
which
has
lately
undergone
a
complete
renovating
will
re
reopened
Sunday.
The
interior
has
been
tinted
and
the
woodwork
varnished
throughout.
Another
decided
Improvement
Is
the
189
;
hold
on
the
heavyweight
sceptre.
Hav-
i
"stslstton
of
pews
to
replace
the
for
188
lng
weathered
probably
as
furious
an
m,T
"nmjrs.
mis
cnange
wm
unoouotea-180
!
attack
as
Jeck
Dempeey
ever
wlU
be!1
to
th
sppesrance
of
the
church
184
able
to
turn
loose
again.
Tunney
fig-'
"
ss
providing
more
comfortable
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
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per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
R.
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and
O.
C
8cott,
Vancouver:
A.
D.
Balllle.
city.
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L
MacKenate,
Anyos;
Lao
Pa
ulcer,
Alice
Arm;
Prsnk
Ostrom.
Stewart;'
O.
BanM.
O.N.B.
WANTED
OntL
WANTED
TO
KEEP
HOUSR
FOR
family
ot
three
out
of
town.
Only
small
house
but
must
be
good
plain
cook.
Ideal
home
and
light
work.
Oood
wages.
Apply
Bos
SS
Daly
Mews
office.
II
WAMTCD
TO
BUT.
OVTICI
TABIC,
small
typewriter
table
and
offlce
desk.
Also
sectional
filing
cabinet.
Say
where
seen
nnd
price
to
Bos
BO.
Dfltlly
Nin
Offlce.
10
WANTED
SMALL
OASBOAT
AROUND
twenty-five
fi-et
long,
in
good
running
order.
Sate
ensh
price,
make
and
age
of
engine
to
Box
W.
Daily
News
offlce.
10
WANTED
OAS
BOAT
OR
HULL,
about
as
feel.
Snap
Cash.
Apply
Poreiter.
Bos
4
3D
WANTED
A
SCHOOL
OIRL
TO
WRXZL
baby
after
school
and
Saturdays.
Phone
405
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SALE
SECOND
HAND
CARPET
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good
condition.
10
(t.
by
13
ft.
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Dally
News.
tf
FOR
SALE
OLD
NEWSPAPER.
Two
Urpe
bundles
for
35c
tf
FOR
UBNT
t'lUMITrRE
ANI
KANBN
-
j-
Hew
stock
will
now
be
arriving
every
week.
Also
the
I82P
patterns
of
Unoleum
Rugs
and
we
will
earry
s
complete
line.
They
are
called
the
Jubilee
patterns.
Call
in
and
see
them,
please.
A.
MACKENZIE.
FI'HNITI
RF.
KXrilANtJH
MItV
AMI
SROM
HWil
M
RXITI'HB
L
,fbpngtit
sntf
aold
and
eschsnged.
nmjwr
r
mil
mnm
Two
OaSh
Bjsglsters
in
stock.
PAPAIiOPULOS
M.ilLlS
j
JsJI5sW
.F""swisseaswsswsxsi
1v
lJin.lMliHl
V
MM
wuik
ivnr
ujr
ncr
man
Trelle.
winner
of
the
fraud
chant
-plonslilp
in
oats
and
the
reserve
championship
(or
wheat
at
the
Chicago
International,
and
has
llkewjae
honored
J
11
Brown
of
LlftydmlnsteT,
winner
of
the
Board
of
Trade
trophy
for
the
best
field
of
utandlng
wheat.
REVIVES
BARONETCY
INNOVA
SCOTIA
Prlty
Coaftril
llrraminends
Claim
(
AJrxsniler
i:iphlnHiwie.
Whine
n-retor
Held
IjiiuI
(Irani
LONDON.
Jan.
11.
A
claim
to
a
BeottUh
title
dating
back
to
December.
1701.
snd
which
hss
lain
In
abeyance
since
174J,
was
successfully
msde
by
s
military
offlxr
before
the
Baronetcy
Committee
of
ihe
Privy
Council
r-rntly.
The
claimant
wss
Alexander
Bphln-stone
of
Olack.
a
major
in
the
reserve
of
officers,
living
(at
40
Kildare
Terrace.
London.
He
claimed
to
be
heir
of
the
POR
RENT
ROOMS
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