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NEwS
Weil,
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMaD,J$
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LONG
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SHOULD
BE
f
SMOKE
OR
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FOLLOWING
THE
L.rE
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OUT
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AT
SIX
Prices
v.
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Or4E
HOUR
OF
5
On
and
after
Feb.
1st,
1928
Suits
steamed
and
pressed
7."?
Suits
cleaned
and
pressed
$2.00
Coat
and
vest
$1.2."
Trousers
75
Trousers,
white
$1,00
Overcoats,
steamed
and
pressed
7,"(
Overcoat,
cleaned
and
pressed
'$1.75
Trench
Overcoats
..
$2.50
Raincoat
$2.00
Fancy
Vests
,-;o
Boys'
Suits
$1.00
Caps
Silk
Shirts
7,-,
Mufflers
25
Tk
in
Sweater
Coats
7S
Pioneer
Laundry
(1921)
Ltd.
Phone
118
YOU
FACT5
NOT
HOT
AIR
WITH
5CRUPt0us)
rioc
y
r
v
fisssv
vw
x
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larKer
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
Ret
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
Albert
&
McCaf
fery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
It
1
1
1
VOVftMAVr
I
I
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m
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Gehlbloom.
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
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
yon
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
"The
Trappers
Friend."
Second
Avenue
COAL
Prices
CaHag
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Bootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
LINDSAY'S
e
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furaitum
Moving.
GOOD
GAMES
BASKETBALL
Kincolith
Visitors
Make
Things
Inlerestng
l
or
Local
Seniors
Though
They
Were
Itealen
SNAPPY
LEAGUE
MATCHES
Prince
Rupert
Senior
League
renresen-
tatlvea
best
Kincolith
laat
nlc-ht
in
the
CLenlng
of
a
aeries
of
tiro
basketball
games
by
a
score
of
43
to
21.
Though
the
visitors
niay
hare
been
somewhat
tlrM
folk)
wlna
an
arduous
trio
to
the
city,
they
played
an
active
game
In
Unit
claw
manner.
Prom
the
outset,
they
put
the
locals
on
their
mettle
and.
taken
as
a
whole,
it
was
a
splendid
game.
The
visitors
proved
themselves
to
be
good
sportsmen
and
will,
undoubtedly,
give
a.
much
better
account
of
themselves
In
the
second
game
tomorrow
evening.
Brick
Skinner
refereed
this,
as
well
as
the
other
two
games
or
the
evening,
and
handled
some
dlf-tlcult
situations
with
satisfaction
to
:"ne
players
on
both
sides
and
the
spectators
as
a
whole.
In
the
evening's
opener,
the
Tuxls
Boys
and
Stan
played
a
clean,
fast
game,
the
former
winning
31
to
16.
The
match
was
featured
by
several
long-shots
from
Danny
Morrison
for
the
Tuxls
Soys
which
teamed
"almost
uncanny.
!
The
Intermediate
League
game
be-
l
tween
the
Elevator
and
Big
Pour
was
j
a
strenuous
engagement
from
which
the
'men
o.
uh
grain
plant
emerged
victorious
by
the
narrow
margin
of
33
to
32.
I
Several
goats
resulted
from
long
lo
cj
oy
Benny
Weadle.
There
was
a
nramallc
finish
when
Wendle
successfully
negotiated
a
penalty
which
resulted
m
viator?
for
the
Elevator.
TSe
games
were
watched
by
a
large
crowd
of
interested
spectators.
In
addition
to
the
Kincolith
vs.
Prince
Rupert
game
tomorrow
evening.
High
ocnooi
ana
unu
ream
win
meet
la-the
Ladles'
League
and
High
School
and
levator
In
the
Intermediate
Last
nutht's
I
Junior
and
bitermed'.ate
games
were
regular
league
fixtures
and
count
In
the
League
standings.
So
will
tomorrow
evening's
Ladles'
and
IneVermedlate
League
games.
Details
of
scoring
last
night
were
as
fellows:
ji
.vioit
i.i:
wu
i:
Tuxls-.
smith,
8;
Cameron,
8:
".ercs;
Steen.
2:
Morrlwn,
8.
Total,
21.
Stars-
E.
Smith,
4:
Johnson.
2;
D
Scon,
8;
Nelson;
Vlerlck.
2.
Total.
18.
INTKKMKIIi
ATF.
I.F.WUF.
Elevator
B
Wendle.
1:
E.
Smith.
4;
C.
Donald.
2:
W
Murray;
T.
Hugh?:
J.
Curr.e.
8;
B.
laeagher.
20.
Tctal.
Sg.
Big
4
E.
Raichford.
11;
K.
Smith.
8:
y.
Dlngwell;
D.
Stalcer;
I.
Parkin.
1;
Kelsey,
13;
M.
Comadlha,
1.
Total,
32.
NKSIOIt
(IA.MK
Prince
Rupert
a.
Mitchell:
Vic
Menzles.
1;
D.
Ourrich.
l;
D.
Balfour.
11;
Thompson.
3:
W.
Lamble.
10;
8.
Qurv;ch.
Total.
43.
Rinc:i)th
w.
Trimble.
2:
H.
Dougell;
.t.
Stuart.
2;
J.
Johnatsn.
18:
T.
Stewart:
Allen.
3;
Alexander.
1.
Total.
21.
Basketball
league
standings
to
date
'allow:
senior
league
W.
D.
L.
Ptk.
Active
Sons
T
1
1
is
Slks
3
l
fi
t
Terminals
a
o
7
e
Intwmeriletr
Iuue
High
School
8
0
2
18
Big
Pour
S
0
&
10
Elevator
2
0
8
4
Big
Pour
5
0
v
10
Elevator
1
0
8
2
IjHllr'
league
High
School
8
0
2
10
Drill
Team
3
0
5
I
Junior
league
'uxls
Boys
g
o
1
12
"rs
i
o
6
12
GYRO
CLUB
LEDS
BY
SMALL
MARGIN
IN
BILLIARD
MATCH
Pour
of
the
five
games
in
the
Oyro
C'ub
vs.
Maple
Leafs
billiard
fixture
were
played
last
night,
giving
a
soore
of
738
to
738
in
favor
of
the
service
ub.
The
fifth
game
between
o.
P.
Tinker
(Oyro
Clubi
and
Marcus
Andrews
.Maple
Leafs
was
postponed
until
today.
The
high
break
last
night
was
38
by
W.
J.
Nelson.
M
M.
MaLasti
j
:n
coming
close
with
34.
J
The
individual
scares
were
n
follows:
C.
Bslaguo
(Oyro
Club),
188:
Col.
B.
P.
McMordie.
300.
1
W
:
Nelson.
300;
3.
lUmiltbn.
167.
f.
A.
Woodland.
300:
M.
M.
Uoth-
lan.
187.
A.
Donald,
200;
Oeorge
Howe.
172.
Indlvldtlal
averaged
to
date
In
the
Billiard
League
follow:
Played
Total
Av.
P
Williams
(M
L
1
300
300
P.
O.
Pyle
IOT.I
6
1183
17
J.
May
(OS.)
3
588
1M
A
MaodooaM
ICS
i
....
6
1156
183
O.
Howe
(Mi
l
7
1388
lt
W.
Jf
Nelson
(OC.)
.
...
7
1341
192
D.
BiOWft
ffjrotto)
....
6
11C4
IS
I
w.
h.
umg
(qs.)
s
lua
its
C.
Yeuftfmarf
(Ol
3
947
121
a.
Murray,
es
t
e
1143
io
O.
Wsugn
(Orof.o)
....
8
1119
187
J.
IWaley
(O.T.I
4
748
187
iyor
MeMitMle
(ML.)..
7
1288
1
83
Ben
Self
(O.T.)
8
917
183
v.
Donald
(OC.)
n
848
188
M.
MftLswnlan
(ML.)
6
1084
181
J.
A.
Woodland
(OjC.)
..
e
1003
m
M
Artiwwe
(M
L
I
6
1060
177
c.
Balagno
(O
C.
7
1230
178
J.
HUlman
(CB
i
6
1030
173
W.
B.
WlUfctetoft
I
O.T.)..
4
891
173
1
Judge
(Orottoi
4
691
173,
B.
Morgan
(Q.B
)
9
833
167
Haotllton
(M
L
(
7
1163
16
I.
Andrews
(O.T
I
6
972
163
Q.
P.
Tinker
(OC.)
....
8
4
161
P.
KtetMn
(OT.)
3
484
161
Young
(Orottoi
6
948
18
John
Bulger
(CB
I
3
480
ISO
1
Krause
rj.T.)
2
371
136
J.
Brown
(O)
4
418
107
SPORT
CHAT
Play
is
now
under
way
In
an
lntsr-riak
curling
competition
at
Southern
with
s
daasn
or
so
rinks
thus
brought
into
aetsatt.
The
ptoycra
are
rapidly
swiBgmg
late
forte
and
sone
good
rinxs
snoula
be
devetoped
for
next
season.
It
is
the
tint
winter
that
cumng
has
ever
bres
played
in
real
earned
at
Stnltbers.
la
the
iwerat
tournament
between
rtaks
under
PreeMent
R.
C.
Bsmferd
and
Viee-Prrsident
H.
H.
Ol-n.
toe
former
were
victorious
by
the
margin
of
.
single
game.
Hockey
Is
also
going
strong
at
jtmlthers
and.tome
fin
games
have
I
teen
played
lately
with
stellar
per-:
romances
from
various
players.
Clever
j
learn
work
and
stiff
back-checking
has
featured
almost
all
the
games.
The
Bakbnos
are
ahead
la
the
leagne
standing
so
far.
Use
seeood
team'
being
Empire's
Smallest
Island
Asks
for
Help
'
;V
-
'
'
f
-v.'
,J
yfZZl
J""-'
iianaimiwiiM
una
11
HI
a''
From
Kinx
irfmt
unu
yin'en
Mary
down
to
ihf
low
I
i
cat
of
their
rubjects
tbroucbout
tli
Km-pire,
interest
has
Ix-en
oxclted
In
tae
alBtant
anliiaolilpd
Island
of
M
3Pr4eiari
I1)h
i
ifjaVi
in
ih
m.ii.
AHamieby
the
voyage
of
the
Can
soW'
lclfie'
IJasr
Kmpress
of
l-Yance
on
Its
first
Afrlcan-Amerl-can
cruise
In
th
course
of
whlcli
the
vessel
will
touch
st
the
Island
Hardly
one
hp
1n
a
twelvemonth
comes
anywhere
near
the
Island
and
the
advent
of
one
whlcli
ei.irks
with
It
every
facility
of
modern
luxury
!s
au
event
which
HI
certslnly
be
unique.
Tut
HO
InlinliitiiniK
of
Tristan
la
Cunhs
will
have
a
Irest
In
store
alnce
presents
huve
poured
In
to
tlx-
offices
or
tli
1
o
D
K.
fo
(htm.
Tneis
include
tluiUr
sad
mills
which
sre
b.
iDk
eui
011
111:
recommendsiion
of
Captain
8
Vint,
old-time
mariner
who
lives
In
Montreal
and
who
recalls
days
when
he
sailed
near
the
Island
awl
the
Inhabitants
pot
off
In
boats
und
bexxed
for
wood
and
copper
nails.
Other
sifts
are
books,
magazines,
clothing,
xromopl.onen
and
records
and
particularly
a
powerful
radio
set
which
will
keep
them
In
contact
with
the
outside
world.
No
ihlpH
can
doek
st
the
Island
and
the
Kmpress
on
ber
pasHas
iiitomh
the
3773
miles
of
ocean
Hut
Hepamtes
Buenos
Ayres
snd
1
i(e
Town
will
stop
nbout
half
v.;i-
'vltbln
sight
of
the
Island
and
r
ill
raft
to
Its
Inhabitants
the
Klfls
of
the
oiltnlde
world.
TMh
will
he
dune
ulniiii
tin'
last
week
In
Ibrui
1
ne
noi.:
lire
self-aoverntni:
and
Keif-supporting.
The
men
n
dsrlng
seamen
snd
clever
carpenters
and
mannas,
bnt
there
1st
n
touch
of
the
primitive
about
the
picturesque
.
tHiilock-Mrt
and
tho
cottages
bullt
of
JiUBf
bies
ot
stone.
Illgb
cUfls
circle
the
lonely
Island
and
sre
pierced
with
ravines,
(he
walls
rtstng
Itke
ram
parts
from
the
ses
to
1
height
of
over
1,000
feet.
They
sre
topped
by
a
central
cone
thst
stands
out
amid
tht
surrounding
cliffs
at
n
helxht
of
7.640
feet,
snow-cspped
snd
symmetrical
ss
the
Peak
or
Tenrriffi
The
Island
has
only
been
Id
continual
occupation
since
1817.
ulti.ou-'h
discovered
In
l.r.0C
by
the
fortugueae
AU
ml
ml
Drt
Ounos.
W
anted"
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WANTED
WANTED.
MAID
FOR
OENCRAL
housework.
Phone
Red
267.
,
tf
IPUM)
FOUND.
Water
Spaniel:
female.
AodIt
Mrs.
Bond.
312
Eighth
Avenue
W.
known
as
the
Shleks.
Smlthers
Is
de-Ueveloping
some
likely
looking
hockey
talent
which,
as
tune
goes
on,
may
be
favorably
heard
from.
It
is
not
known
w
nether
Smltaais
has
ambitions
about
setting
into
provincial
championship
contest.
Jack
MeNeiU
of
Telkwa
has
offered
a
prise
(or
the
Queen
of
the
Ice
Carni
val
to
be
held
at
Burns
Uke
In
the
near
future
by
the
Ski
Club
of
that
town.
It
Is
expected
that
there
wUl
be
several
entries
for
this
feature
of
the
proceedings.
Plans
are
proceeding
apace
for
the
eflBclent
handling
of
the
various
events
and
all
accommodation
In
the
town
Is
being
booked
up
by
prospective
visitors.
Men
are
being
ad
vised
to
bring
their
bedding
if
they
have
not
made
reservations
for
rooms.
LADIES'
WHIST
TEAMS
ARE
BUNCHED
TIGHTLY
Only
One
Point
Now
Divide
l.nir
Teiinrt
a
Kexilt
of
lat
KtenlniV
(tMniea
As
a
result
of
lent
night's
games,
there
was
a
decided
tightening
up
of
Che
standing
In
the
ladles
section,
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League,
the
four
teams
now
being
divided
b"
the
manln
of
but
one
game
Prospects
are
that
it
will
be
a
ease
of
touch
and
aa
ism
now
until
the
end
of
the
season
Last
night's
scores
wsre
as
follows:
Osaadlsn
National
Ladies.
3:
English
Ladles,
8.
Moose
Ladies,
3:
Orange
Ladies.
8.
The
league
standing:
W.
L.
Pts.
Moose
Ladies
8
4
8
1
Orange
Ladles
8
4
8
C.
N.
Ladles
4
S
4
English
Ladles
4
8
4
WINMGAlS
OFOLYMPICS
ArrnnKements
Made
to
Aceom-
mniale
6,000
Visitors
at
St.
V
l
V
1
'
.Morltjs
'
:
ST.
Moarrt.
switsertaad.
Jan.
si
-AecfltwgtsatattoiM
for
8,090
visitors
have
been
arranged
In
the
forty-two
hotels
at
HvMrtts
SSMl
the
aelghboring
health
resort.'M.fe4iB-BaI.
during
ae
Olyea-plc
Winter
Osmea
from
Pebruary
11
to
18
Many
hotels
which
ordinarily
do
not
rater
to
winter
business
will
be
opened
on
account
of
the
unprecedented
number
of
tourists
expected
to
be
attracted
by
the
international
games,
whioh
last
were
held
at
Chamonlx.
Prance,
in
1034.
M.
C.
Hater,
syndic,
or
mnyor,
of
St
Mortts.
who
heads
the
lor)
committee
lias
been
advised
thst
000
athletes
will
compete
In
the
various
events.
Thte
does
not
Include
trainers
and
managers,
the
winter
sports
season
la
at
Its
height
in
St.
Morltn
In
February,
and
normally
there
are
3.000
visitors
here
during
that
pionth
The
meet
will
open
on
Pebruary
II
with
hookey
matches
both
morning
and
afternoon,
..net
there
win
also
be
hockey
on
Pebruary
13.
13,
14.
15
and
19.
The
finals
will
be
on
tli
nlne-tienth
There
will
be
horse
racing
on
the
lee
on
Lake
St.
Morltn
on
Pebruary
13
and
a
military
ski
team
race.
The
eme
day
there
win
also
be
ski-joring,
a
sport
In
which
skiers
are
drawu
by
the
reins
of
horses
they
drive
In
races
The
date
for
the
50
kilometer
ski
race
Is
February
14.
Speed
and
figure-skating
contests
will
be
held
on
Pebruary
13,
14
and
1(
with
the
bob
sleigh
races
In
heats
on
February
18
and
17
The
lang-dlvtanee
r.kl
raoe,
15
to
18
kilometer
will
take
place
Pebruary
17.
and
the
ski
jumping
contest
U
down
fur
February
18.
II.
Wearne.
Telkwa
rancher,
who
hss
been
a
visitor
In
the
city
for
a
few
days
on
hiMlnewi.
returned
by
thin
Uiuiulugn
train
lo
the
Ulterior.
FOR
SALE
WILL
BILL
OR
TRADE
FOB
BOILO-Ing
In
Prince
Rupert
Waterfront
acreage
at
Pnelan
station.
Unequalled
for
chicken
ranch;
market
garden:
saw
or
shingle
mill
site
Also
perfect
clay
for
brick
making.
Oeo
T.
Kane.
Prince
Rupert.
39
FOR
BALK.
ONE
30
HP.
PHtSOO
Standard
la
first
clans
condition:
recently
overhauled:
with
full
equipment
Apply
Ward
Electric
and
Marine
Bupply.
34
FOB
SALE
tieOO
BUYS
A
NEWLY
finished
house.
8
rooms,
bathroom,
pantry
and
basement
Handy
to
sawmill,
phone
Black
631
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SALE
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HAND
CARPET
in
good
condition.
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ft.
by
13
ft.
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SALE
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NEWSPAPER
large
bundles
for
35c.
FOR
HUNT
Two
tf
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RENT
-ONE
OOOD
APARTMENT
with
three
bedrooms.
Down
town.
Stork
block
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Stork's
Hardware
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HOtWEKBBF-
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rooms
by
the
da,
week
or
month.
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Red
807
tf
FOR
RENT
ROOMS
WITH
OR
WITH-out
board
central
location
Phone
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183.
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HOUSE
FOR
BENT.
8
ROOMS
AND
BATH
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FOR
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1IOV9C
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318
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Ave
East
tf
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WE
HAVE
IN
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BEDS.
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mattress,
linoleum
and
linoleum
nags,
carpets
window
blinds,
curtain
soda,
curtain
goods
and
drapei,
dining
room
suites
chesterfield
suites,
chairs,
tab-les,
floor
lamps,
blankets,
sheets,
bedspreads,
quilts,
ranges
,
shuttles,
kitchen
hardware
and
mostly
all
household
articles.
All
new
goods.
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Furniture.
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for
appointment
now
to
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85.
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phone
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383.
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mll
made
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