y
rhone
118
YOU
LL
GIVE
F0RWRMTH
AND
HEAT
THAT
OUR
GOAL
GIVES-
rr
rflMT
BE
BEAT!
Thankful
for
thp
bird,
of
course!
iiut
more
thankful
for
the
fire
to
cook
it
and
the
heat
to
warm
us
up.
YouMI
have
a
Happy
Christmas
if
you
use
our
coal.
It
jrives
the
finishing
touch
to
the
day.
Albert
SMcCaffery
Limited
Phones
lift
and
117
Trappers
!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Goldbloom.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
fcoy-ote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kin
As,
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
dal
sell
to
Goldbloom
The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
I'eerlettM
Eke
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
(11.25
Alberta
Sootleaa
Egg
S1&00
Alberta
Lump
$13)0
These
Coals
are
wide
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Mock
Phone
S75
DENTIST
If
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
McRride
Street
I
Ml
II
n
TTtrTT
Iwi
1
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Redu'CQcLr
to
-f
I
12
pints
for
$ni()
'
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pinta
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
Mcllrlde
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
Bt
Telephone
157.
OCCER
GAMES
FOR
TOMORROW
tiir
English
Cup-lie
Contests
to
be
1
laved
With
Keen
Competi-tion
DRAWS
ARE
MADE
LOnLoN.
Eng..
Jan.
13.
The
first
.rt
of
that
great
national
porting
drama
the
round
In
which
the
major
clubs
enter
the
English
Football
Association
cup
competition
la
scheduled
to
take
place
tomorrow.
Previous
round
have
sifted
out
the
little
fellows
and
the
weakling
in
the
minor
division
of
the
English
league.
The
same
Keenness
which
has
marked
the
public
Interest
In
the
competition
In
past
years
la
reported
'
to
exist
this
season.
The
luck
ot
the
draw"
has
favored
the
clubs
and
has
swung
directly
against
the
southern
clubs
and
the
u.iateurs.
lu
all
probability
the
nrat
division
U-uma
will
be
found
to
have
a
bigger
proportion
of
clubs
In
the
next
round
than
usual.
There
are
only
three
In
stances
where
nrst
division
teams
are
opposing
one
another.
Eight
third
division
clubs
are
drawn
against
nrst
division
teams
and
In
six
of
them
the
latter
have
ground
advantage.
London
teams
hav
not
been
generously
treat
ed.
A
dozen
of
the
city's
clubs.
In
cluding
the
great
amateur
club
of
the
Corinthians,
are
interested.
The
Aim-
heme.
MUlwall.
playing
the
game
of
their
lives
this
year
and
heading
the
standing
In
the
southern
section
of
the
third
division,
are
lucky.
They
meet
Derjy
county
at
home
and
should
be
confident
of
the
outcome
as
they
beat
ttuaftamm
in
the
fourth
round
at
Derby
huf
year.
The
London
Caledonians,
an
amateur
club,
are
also
at
home
and
must
meet
Crewe
Alexandra.
Another
London
tie
will
be
Charlton
Athletic
versus
Bury.
Among
the
games
in
which
the
first
division
teams
play
each
other,
the
beat
will
likely
be
the
meeting
of
Blackburn
Rovers
and
Newcastle
United.
Newspaper
prophets
have
picked
the
following
to
win:
Corinthians.
Bury,
Clapton
Orient.
Aston
Villa.
Blackburn
Rover.
Middlesbrough.
Leicester
City,
Cardiff
City,
tverton,
Sheffield
United.
The
Wednesday.
Huddersfleld
Town.
Bolton
Wanderer,
Sunderland,
Oldham
Athletic.
Port
Vale.
Reading,
Manchester
City.
Notts
Pons:,
stake
city.
Swansea
Town
and
Rotherham
UiUted.
The
cup-holders.
Cardiff
City,
are
at
borne
to
Southampton.
The
draw
follows:
Middlesbrough
vs.
South
Shields.
Roth)
rham
United
vs.
Exctrr
City.'
LondVn
Caledonians
vs.
Crewe
Alex
andra.
Mull
City
vs.
Leicester
oily.
Liverpool
vs.
Darlington.
Huddersfleld
Town
vs.
Lincoln
City.
Southport
vs.
Pulham.
Nottingham
Forest
vs.
Tfanmere
Rovers.
niiaafusiat
vs.
euimm
Atttlotw
aisncnesiep
umiea
vs.
Brentford
Stoke
City
vs
Dillingham.
Cardiff
City
vs.
West
Bromwlch
Albion.
Charlton
Athletic
vs
Bury.
Wrexham
vs.
Swansea
Town.
The
Wednesday
vs.
Boscomrte.
Bristol
City
vs.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
Preston
North
Eend
vn.
Ever
ton.
Portvale
vs.
Bsmsley.
Sunderland
vs.
Northampton
Town.
Manchester
City
vs.
leed
United,
ninrkhurn
Rcvers
vs.
Newcastle
United
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PAGE
FOUR
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THE
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManns
PAODV-
VQU
KNOW
I
GAVE.
UP
MV
II
1
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RBALUY
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DryQeaniog
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FOR
DAUGHTER
TO
GIVE
HE
,
SlMGIN"
LSSSONV
SH6
HA.
iUCH
A
PINE
VOICE-
at
I
ARE
BROKEN-
,
,
,
,
,
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M
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U
Vancouver
.
Pricls
1
Most
Modern
Drycleanlns
PlnnA
In
City
City
-
m
Don't
call
the
plumber
when
the
kitchen
or
bathroom
drain
is
choked
up
at
least,
don't
call
him
until
you
have
done
this:
Dissolve
6
tea-spoonfuls
of
Gillett's
Lye
:n
a
pint
of
water.
Pour
this
slowly
down
the
sink.
Chances
are
that
the
pipes
will
be
cleared.
Prevent
disease
and
avoid
plumber's
bills
by
keeping
all
drain
pipes
free
from
germs,
grease
and
other
accumulations,
with
Gillett's
Lye.
New
Brighton
vs.
Corinthians.
Reading
vs.
Grimsby
Town.
Burnley
vs.
Aston
Villa.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
-
vs.
.
W
$H
PURE
FLAKES
EATS
DIRT
Swindon
Town
vs.
Clapton
Orisnt.
Portsmouth
vs.
West
Ham
United.
MUlwall
vs.
Derby
County.
Notts
county
vs.
Sheffield
United.
Bolton
Wanderers
vs.
Luton
-Town.
Birmingham
vs.
Peterbora
and
net
u
lire
uie
only
seniors
to
be
drawn
at
,
ton
United.
Chel-
The
matches
will
be
played
on
the
grounds
of
the
first
named
clubs.
1
SPORT
CHAT
ing
lite
first
half
of
the
basketball
season
and.
doubtless,
this
will
be
continued
for
the
rest
of
the
season
to
further
attract
a
gradually
Increasing
Interest
in
the
sport.
Elks
and
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
rivals
In
the
first
half,
will
provide
excitement
for
the
fans
In
dBsJb
sflfi-d
ere
Get
the
genuine
article
refuse
all
substitutes
follows:
Ccld
Storage
With
the
resumption
of
basketball
I
inland
billiards
tonight,
the
second
half
1
.
of
the
local
indoor
sporting
season
will
M.
be
well
under
way.
An
unprecedented
fine
quality
of
play
was
turned
in
dur-
:.
the
openlnr.
Senior
League
engagement
.pertty
ol
tonient
while
-Big
Pour
and
High
Iductlon
i.
Bcnooi,
intermediate
League
rivals,
will
I
dcratood
make
the
dun
fly
In
the
second
match.
A
Ladles'
League
game
being
scheduled
to
round
off
the
program.
In
the
Bll-.'Itird
league,
Cold
Storage
and
Oyro
Club,
leaders
and
cellar
dwellers.
.
re-pectlvelv
win
open
the
season.
Basketball
league
standings
follow:
Senior
league
W.
D.
L.
Terminals
......
2
6
Intermedial?
League
High
School
6
,t(
Big
Pour
4
.
Elevator
1
0
Indies'
l.eairf)'
High
School
....
4
0'
Drill
Team
1
8'
Jnittf
1mH
Tuxls
Boys
0
Stars
0
0
to
d..t
U
3
8
1
4
0
1
4
0
5
Pt
.
18
S
4
12
8
3
8
3
10
0
I-eague
standings
to
date
In
billiards
(continued
from
page
one
)
entailed.
OPTIMISTIC
XOTK
President
J.
K.
Gordon
then
addressed
the
meeting
and
struck
an
optimistic
note
by
saying
that
the
past
year
liad
been
o
:
notable
success
and
improveni.
..nly
in
our
own
dls-
It
play
,
amor,
like
t
Board
mers
wl
-..iry
;.i:tc'.
ill'
Played
4
Maple
Leafs
4
Grotto
4
Grand
Terminals.
.
4
Oyro
Club
4
Total
Aver.
3803
BS1
3704
oae
3461
899
346S
864
3438
880
TERRACE
ROARD
OF
TRADE
PASSES
RESOLUTIONS
"ii?
the
province
and
n.i
asked
that
in
the
-;
uld
endeavor
to
m'
prosperous
in
the
i.
lefore.
To
do
this
'
be
more
tolerant.
mil
willing
to
dls-'i
and
helpful
spirit
He
said
he
would
..ii
interested
In
the
nil
especially
the
far-;
iv
-
i..eeeasary
to
the
pros-ii
':
t.
He
felt
that
pro-'i
.
:-
jrerc
fairly
well
un-i
u
led
out
but
there
was
undou.
.i
,i:v
great
need
of
better
trganifcatio.i
.;
.,
co-operation
In
the
market
ina
ana
n
itrlbution
of
produce,
.rnd
atieiwiinee
at
the
Board
meetings
ould
ossi-t
in
overcoming
this
draw-bnck.
He
rialmed
It
was
foolish
to
taOs
;bout
the
potential
natural
resources
if
the
district
vrtltiut
actual
devetoo-.neiu
..rk
bcli
carried
out.
Ett-''UrjiHemer.t
nhnild
le
given
to
every
uft
:.:itl
this
should
be
forthcoming'
nrniRh
1
1-4.
Board
of
Trade,
oi'iirERN
ki.k(
ti:d
Elertl!
ii
of
officers
resulted
In
last
.ear's
ofiii
rs
all
being
reiiutated
un-iilmonciy
These
are:
President
j.
n
Gordon.
VIce-prcMdent
E.
T.
Kenney.
Secretary
-H.
Halllwell.
TreaMin-r
A.
H.
Barker.
Member
of
the
Ccuncll
were
elected
as
follows
Messrs.
Riley,
Pranks,
rlash.
Rover
Burnett.
L
H.
Kenney.
Sundal.
W.
A.
Kirkpatrlek
and
Allan.
A
nnmiicr
of
amendments
to
the
By
hi
W
anted
.
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
Si
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
laws
were
passed.
Chief
among
these
providing
for
the
holding
of
general
meetings
quarterly
Instead
of
monthly
as
In
the
past
year,
with
arrangements
tor
the.
calling
of
special
meetings
when
r.eoeasary.
Members
may
also
attend
the
council
.nee
tings
but
wtU
not
be
per.ultted
to
vote.
The
number
of
members
to
make
a
quorum
was
changed
from
seven
to
five.
MAItKETIMl
ACT
KMKIKKKII
II.
L.
Franks'
motion
that
the
meet
ing
express
fullest
confidence
In
the
committee
of
Direction
of
Marketing
and
in
the
basic
principals
laid
down
n
the
Produce
Marketing
Act
as
well
k
a
request
to
have
the
Act
amended
o
as
to
extend
Its
jurisdiction
over
he
whole
province
brought
forth
some
tealed
discussion
regarding
local
marketing,
but
the
motion
was
unanlnious-y
passed.
The
unsatisfactory
accommodation
of
'.he
station
waiting;
room
and
platforms,
inflnlshed
approach
to
loading
platform,
etc..
was
brought
up
for
discus-ikon
and
It
waa
left
with
the
civic
committee
to
take
action
on
the
matter
ii
soon
as
the
pwaoawil
of
the
commit-ee
Is
named.
POt
I.TIIY
PKOJECT
The
secretary
reported
that
a
number
f
inquiries
hat!
been
received
from
Deal
residents
for
more
Information
bout
the
Poultry
Cc;
.ny
project,
but
o
far
no
further
uetalls
bad
been
received
from
the
Los
Angeles
Co.
that
id
asked
for
Information
with
a
view
:o
starting
a
colony
here.
FATHER
GODFREY
IS
OFFICIATING
PRIEST
AT
TERRACE
WEDDING
MIm
Marie
luKe
leJanllnra
llepames
llrlile
nf
Ted
llinloti
imi
Tuesday
MurnliiR
TBRBACE,
Jan.
13
--An
love
resting
wedding
was
solemnized
in
the
Catholic
Church
here
on
Tuewlay
at
10
am.
when
Marie
Louise,
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrfc.
J.
Dsejardlnes
of
Terrace,
wets
untied
In
marriage
to
Edward
Albert
(Ted)
Johnston
of
Terrace,
son
of
the
late
A.
L.
Johnston
and
of
Mrs.
Lewea
sf
San
Francisco,
formerly
of
Terrwee.
Kathf-r
Oodfrey
of
Prince
Rupert
offlel-
ated.
The
bride
who
waa
charmingly
gowned
In
pale
pink
taffeta
with
bridal
vet!
caught
with
orange
blossoms
..was
ac-
compinied
at
aer
aiakar.
Frank
rVMi
twine
ai
bnmeeUately
toiioijig
the
aervloe
ke
bridal
party
repaired
to
the
hone
of
pe
brldeH
mother
wham
a
dainty
wetttUa
fcrngfast
waa
served.
a
recesMRbk)
held
l.Vjee)Md.
at
the
home
of
Hr
and
Mrs.
J.
Vlgar,
where
the
bride
and
groom
entertained
about
thirty-five
fitcmi.
Congratulations
were
showered
on
the
happy
couple
and
a
very
pleasant
evening
waa
spent
in
music
and
dancing,
refreshment
being
served
at
midnight.
Many
beautiful
gifts
were
received
showing
the
esteem
in
which
the
young
couple
are
held
in
the
district.
The
rroom
has
lived
in
Terrace
practically
all
bis
life,
his
parents
being
among
the
very
first
settlers
in
the
dis
trict,
while
Mrs.
Johnston
has
lived
here
for
the
past
six
or
seven
years
and
made
many
friends.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Johnston
are
taking
up
tbelr
residence
In
the
groom's
home
In
the
northwest
of
town.
TERRACE
PROGRESS
CLUB
NEW
OFFICERS
TERRACE,
Jan.
18.
The
annual
meet
lug
of
the
Terrace
Progress
Club
vra
held
on
Tuesday
evening
when
business
pertain
lrvg
to
the
past
year
waa
'
conducted.
.
BieetloB
of
officers
.took
place
result
Ing'
M
fetWwa:
r
resident
T.
J.
Klrgpatrtck.
Vice-President
Mrs.
O
T.
Sundal.
Secretary-Treasurer
Mrs.
Oeo.
Dover.
Directors
L.
11.
Kenney,
O.
T.
Sundal.
and
J.
B.
Agar.
Ille
V
Lane,
who
reached
the
city
earlier
In
the
week
from
Stewart,
salted
this
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
WANTED
(URL
WANTED
TO
KEEP
HOUSE
POR
family
of
three
out
of
town.
Only
small
house
but
must
be
good
plain
cook.
Ideal
home
and
light
work.
Oood
wages.
Apply
Box
88
Daly
News
offl.ee.
II
WANTED
TO
BUY.
OFFICE
TABLE,
small
typewriter
table
and
office
desk.
Also
seetioual
filing
cabinet.
Say
where
seen
and
price
to
Box
BO,
Da'lly
News
Office.
10
WANTED.
SMALL
OASBOAT
AROUND
twentyrflve
feet
long,
in
good
running
order.
Sate
cash
price,
,make
and
age
of
engine
to
Box
SB,
Dally
News
office.
10
LADT
WOULD
LIKE
ROOM
AND
board
with
private
family.
Phone
Central
Hotel.
II
FOR
SALE
TOR
SALE.-JTVE
HP
PALMES
BN-glne.
Atwater-Kent
Ignition,
first-class
condition.
Giaa-putmas
dutch;
Inch
and
quarter
bronxe
shaft.
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wheel:
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ALDERMAN
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THANKS
To
those
who
so
MUjiported
me
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yesterday
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Krateful.
In
tie
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the
kindlient
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.
for
my
opponents.
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alignments
wen-
and
if
for
no
otht
i
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content
wan
u,
while.
Now
let
u-
..
for
Prince
Roprt
..
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port
the
council
elected.
SI.
M.
STKI'IH
CARD
OPTIIANh-
I
winii
to
to
exti
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.
to
all
those
who
u
me
in
th
election
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foueht
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clean
and
made
a
K""il
Now
it
is
up
to
in-behind
Colonel
Mr.
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help
forward
the
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the
city.
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saxaxei
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CARHOP
THANKS
Theo.
Collart
desire,.
t
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hla
aincere
thankn
t
many
friend
for
fheir
.-
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support
of
his
t
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:
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at
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aldermanic
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house
for
rent.
8
rooms
and!
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THANKS
til
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hi
many
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votes
yesterday
at
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and
for
his
election
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man
for
1928.
CARD
OF
THANhs
To
all
those
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hiipi
1,1
me
in
resterdav'a
!
I
wish
to
render
my
'"
thanks.
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RUDDKIMI
M.
JK.
.
CARD
OF
THANKS
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
Kindly
accept
my
vei
i"1
thanks
for
the
splendi'i
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triven
me
veaterdnv
in
candidature
for
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!
tee.
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OF
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to
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his
friends
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porters
for
the
coiii
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yesterdnv.
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not
win,
we
made
it
estliip;
to
iro
in.
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