a
FAGB
FOUR
T15;
DAItT
TO
Wt'tlni',1
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
He
Was
SlSSUSl
I
I
I
HELLO.
IS
THI4.0.MTV6?
WHAT?
1
1
1
(
BY
COLLY
I
Li
HELLO
I
,
I
f
THIS
15
ABOUT
THE
LIMIT-
MACCir
ImKSSlSpSw
I
H
'N'T
TMER6?
WELL,I
OOCAM
CALLeO
UP
RYaV
TH
GROQAN
AWAY
ALL
DAN
AN1
InoUR
JUST
TO
etE
IF
YOuV
AROUND?
MO?
YOU
SAY
HE.
I
BUT
H
OON'T
-U
PLACE?
NO
A
500LTO
PLAY
A
Not
Going
Blind
lie
ttpuld
not
read
th
iMwjper
without
headachy
orTywfintartlng
and
sometimes
could
not
even
then
se
th$.
print
he
was
afraid,
and
thought
he
had
to
go
to
Vancouver.
A
friend
told
him
our
op
tician
had
passed
the
same
exams
that
opticians
in
Vancouver
haveto.
Our
optician
found
jt
was
just
the
natural
eye
change
at
that
age
and
the
proper
glasses
are
giving
him
com
fort.
Our
charges
are
also
(JEWELLERS
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
VE
GIVfVOUR
COAL
15
PICKEP)
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
&
McCaf
fery
k,
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Rowrs
Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
of
Pitch
and
Gravel
Hoofing
(sRlvnnlzed
Hoofing
Chimney
Tops
Have
Troughlng
Conductor
Pipe
Hoof
Flashing
Warm
Air
rurnacex
Stove
l"3pe
and
Elbows
Metal
Roofs
and
Siding
Phone
SIO
.
Hqx
4G7
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
Peer
let
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Booties
BSir
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$1100
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTranster
'
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
DNDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage.
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Mi
vinj.
LADIES'
WHIST
ENDS
jN
DRAW
Play-off
Between
Moose
and
Can
adian
National
Ladies
is
He-quired
lo
Reach
Decision
Canadian
National
Ladles
and
Moose
Ladles,
both
winning
their
games
laat
evening
over
the
English
Ladle
and
Orange
Ladles
respective!-
by
similar
aeorea
of
7
to
2.
are
tied
for
the
leadership
of
the
ladles'
section
of
the
lYa-
ternal
Whist
League
and
the
right
to
meet
the
Uooae.
winners
of
the
men's
section,
for
the
city
championship
so
It
will
be
necessary
to
have
a
play-off
between
the
two
teams
at
a
date
which
wUl
be
arranged
later.
With
the
regular
season's
schedule
now
concluded,
the
standing
of
the
ladles'
teams
la
as
follows:
W.
Moose
7
Canadian
National
7
Orange
5
English
5
COLD
STORAGE
WINS
BILLIARD
FIXTURE
Ptt.
7,
7;
al
S
FROM
MAPLE
LEAFS
Cold
Storage,
which
Is
now
almost
assured
of
season'
honors
in
the
Billiard
League,
won
over
the
Maple
Leafs
In
last
night's
future
by
the
substantial
margin
of
900
to
810.
Them
were
vend
high
brrk
45
by
Marcus
Andrews.
SI
by
W.
H.
Long
and
S4
by
Col
Meliorate
and
M.
M.
MoLechtan.
Individual
scores
j9re
aT
foftowa:
W.
H.
Long
(CoW
Storage).
200;
Col:
S
P.
MeMordle
(Maple
Leafs).
St.
A.
Murray.
300:
J.
Hamilton.
164.
J.
Hlllman.
139:
M.
Andrews.
200.
A.
Macdonald.
ISO;
M.
M.
McLacblan.
300.
W.
Balllle.
300:
George
Howe.
163.
League
standings
to
date
are
as
fol
lows:
Played
Total
Aver.
CoM
Storage
1Q
S7
SOS.
Maple
Lead
10
8997
894
Grotto
9
80M
892
Oread
Terminals
.
.
9
79451
8M
Orro
Club
10
8917
80S
Individual
averages
to
date:
Played
Total
At.
P.
Wllllsms
Mi.
1
3oo
20a
W.
Balllie
ICS.
I
1
300
30
3,
May
(CB
l
6
1188
198
W.
H.
Long
ICS.)
9
17U
1M
A.
Murray
CS.
10
1942
194
A.
Mtoaonawl
CS.I
....
10
1984
194
D
Brown
(Orottei
9
1I60
i
F
d.
PyW
I
O.T.I
9
1787
198
O.
Hew
(M&.)
10
1899
190
J
Bessie
(O
T.)
s
944
190
M.
M.
McUdtkM
(ML.
I
9
1
878
188
W.
J.
Nelson
(
O.O
)
....
10
1849
188
C
Touagman
(O.)
8
144
188
Donald
)Os5.
6
1080
183
C.
Balaglio
100.
10
1TM
179
J.
Waugh
(tMMoi
....
9
ten
ITS
(VrfwuS!1
Mayor
McMaedte.
(M
L.)
..
10
1777
178
Ben
Self
O.T.
8
1417
178
J.
Hlllman
'
ICS
1
10
1749
178
M.
Andrews
IMI.l
10
1730
ITS
F.
Bleman
IO.T.)
8
1099
173
O.
A.
Woodland
(O.C.I
.
.
8
1870
171
W.
B.
Wllllacroft
(O.T.I
..
9
1037
171
J
Andrews
(OT
)
9
1831
189
.
Hamilton
I
MX.
I
10
1S88
187
R
Young
(
a
rot
to
1
s
tsss
187
O
P.
Tinker
(O.C.I
7
1184
188
Ben
Huekuu
(O
)
1
181
181
K.
Meagher
(O.)
3
318
189
John
Bulger
(C.B.)
4
818
184
O.
Kraitae
IO.T.)
1
371
188
J.
Brown
(O.)
9
814
133
In
toe
St.
Andrew's
Society
carpet
bowling
tournament
laat
night,
rlnka
lot
Thomas
Beanie
and
j.
wataon
won
respectively
over
those
of
Oeorge
Scott
and
A.
MeUod.
.
,
Steading
ot
teams
to
dSKT
uv
she
tournament
la
as
ssSlows;
W.
L.
n.
Ptt
J
IMC
4
1
0
I
A.
McLeod
S
3
1
O.
Abbott
3
1
0
(
3-
Frew
3
1
0
(
J.
Watson
S
3
0
I
O.
Scott
3
'I
0
'
N.
McDonald
3
2
0
iC.
Taylor
3
,1
0
1
n.
Camerou
3
3
0
'
Jark
Wataon
1
8
1
R
Osvla
1
3
0
T
Brattlr
J
4
0
The
next
game
will
be
nluycd
to
morrow
night
between
the
following
rinks:
R.
Davie
vs.
C.
Taylor;
a.
Abbott
vs.
J.
Dick
SPORT
CHAT
'
Prince
Rupert
basketball
Isiu
are
looking
for
some
real
ai!;on
with
the
New
Metlakntla
High
School
players
who
will
open
here
tonight
with
the
High
School,
champions
of
the
city
Intermediate
League.
The
boy
from
the
north
are
said
to
be
a
snappy
aggregation
and.
from
reports
received,
they
should
give
the
locals
something
to
extend
themselves
agalnat
tonight.
If
they
prove
too
good
for
ihe
High
School,
it
la
possible
that
a
Senior
select
team
may
be
pitted
against
them
for
the
second
game
tomorrow
night.
The
New
Metis
kalians
arrived
today
aboard
the
gas
boat
Carmen
from
Port
Simpson
where
they
played
games
Monday
and
Tuesday
nights.
They
have
Just
completed
a
month's
trium
phal
tour
of
Alaska
in
the
course
of
shlch
they
won
seventeen
game
md
lost
but
one.
The
1938
schedule
of
the
International
Baseball
League
has
been
Issued
recently
over
the
Signature
of
the
president,
John
Oonway
Toole.
The
tson
wlU
open
on
April
18
with
Montreal
at
Reading.
Buffalo
at
Baltimore.
Rochester
at
Jersey
city
and
Toronto
at
Newark
and
will
continue
untu
September
33.
Aa
the
Interna
tional
is
the
only
organized
baseball
league
In
which
Canada
is
represented
its
doings
are
particularly
interesting
In
the
Dominion.
It
is
In
this
league
that
much
of
the
"Ivory"
for
the
Na
tional
and
American
divisions
art
fund.
To
this;
same
organisation
alas
go
many
slayers
when
they
are
through
with
the
majors.
Oiler
Besner
returned
to
the
cltv
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
s
brief
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
j
he
1
ourut
1
hird
1
l.in
'
sirYit
im,
Bni
j
.7
jf
1)
.-
.
,
I
COMPULSORY
EVENING
j
DRESS
AT
RESTAURANT;
Objrriktn
Taken
bt
Vl-llor
and
IHffl-j
rnlty
fbiiil
In
(.ell
Inn
Table
A
Writer
in
the
Manchester
Guardian
fiom
London
has
the
following
Interesting
Item
in
regmd
to
evening
dresn:
A
story
told
to
me
by
a
strongmlnded
Australian
about
his
Chrutmas
Kve
adventures
la
worth
retelling
as
a
record
of
London
ways
in
1937.
He
had
been
staying
for
some
time
In
one
of
the
jreat
hotels
on
the
Embankment,
dining
m
the
restaurant
every
night.
On
Christina
Kve
he
went
down
as
usual
rot
In
evening
dress,
and
Instead
of
be-.ng
ushered
to
h:.s
table
aa
usual
with
-be
ceremony
due
to
a
good
customer,
he
waa
told
very
politely
that
he
could
-.ot
be
admitted
except
in
evening
:iothes.
He
insisted
on
seeing
eomeon
.n
authority,
and
a
polite
under-man-
jger
invited
him
to
the
gnu
room
to
lave
an
exquisite
dinner
there,
and
then
rffered
to
send
up
the
best
dinner
In
'he
house
to
his
rooms.
The
strong-m.nded
Australian,
how-
ver.
after
pointing
out
that
while
they
tad
gladly
taken
his
money
at
the
re-
isurant
on
the
other
nights
of
the
veek.
although
he
was
not
In
evening
Ires
.Ussy
now
refused
him
entrance
11
this
special
night
of
goodwill,
said
ery
well,
he
would
go
elsewhere.
It
vould
onjy'have
taken
him
ten
minutes
c
dress,
but
be
was
made
of
stern
ituff.
so
he
took
a
taxicab
and
spent
'.wo
hours
travelling
from
one
restaur-int
to
another,
and
every
time
waa
refused
admittance
as
be
waa
not
suitably
attired.
But
at
ten
o'clock
he
.truck
a
very
famoua
rettaurant
lu
Jegent
Street,
where
he
learnt
that
he
ould
dine
In
any
part
without
evening
.lcthea,
so
he
dined
well
there.
He
Intends
to
let
Austral
is
know
about
it
all.
The
question
before
the
hotel
and
re-ataurant
people
Is
whether
It
la
really
worth
while
to
maintain
this
Victorian
As
Qay
as
a
Country
Uouse
Varty
CROSSING
to
Europe
in
a
Cunari
or
Anrlior-Doiialdson
ship
by
Cabin
Class
you
mmlit
imagine
your
self
to
be
one
of
a
gay
party
in
a
great
country
house.
There
is
the
society
of
new.
inter-Mting
fellow-patiengers,
delightful
recreation,
regular
and
healthful
exercise,
excellent
food
and
tierfect
VWifiWn'
i$rW4-sA
JrtfcoJiinsikfp.
.!
Yet
it
costs
no
more
to
eo
on
ST.
ANDREW'S
BOWLING
T.
Iteallle
and
J.
WatMin
Winners
f
flme
lAtt
Ktenlng
these
(hips
I
Weekly
sailings
from
Montreal
and
Quebec
to
Plymouth,
Cherbourg
and
London
by
the
Aurania.Alaunia,
Ascania
and
Autonia
.
.
.
to
Ik-Mast,
Liverpool
and
Glagow
by
the
Athenia,
Letitia,
Andania
and
Antonia.
aoJ
Third
Class
arvommoilation
i
of
a
correspondingly
bigk
tandard
on
all
these
1
Issuers.
aas
CANADIAN
I
SEtXVICE
and
JJna0T'"
LINES
Sf
yt
1m
tlHimM;
ee
wrllil
T
l;.r.,.NHt
HTKAM
iW
CO..
MMITKn.
Ml
IUMInr
Wreel.
iv..
VAStOl'VKK.
Crr
Ciiurd
TfewMer't
Chvjuf-ttilly
NtgtlUhU.
V
antedd
(For
Sale
;For
Rei.t
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
22c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leis
than
50c
rule
of
compulsory
evening
dress
on
occasions.
The
theatres
have
now
tacitly
given
it
up
or
at
any
rate
do
not
enforce
the
rule.
Even
oa
the
great
Unets
at
dinner,
where
wonderfu.
dresxes
are
worn.
taay
Americans
oa
principle
sppou-
la
day
clothes.
England
la
the
only
country
now.
I
think,
a-here
evening
dress
Is
made
compulsory
or
meet
m
hotels
and
restaurants.
HEALTHFUL
CLIMATE
!
YUKON
TERRITORY
J
The
climate
of
the
Yukon
Territory.
1
Canada,
is
characterised
by
extremes
In
!
temperature
and
a
?ery
moderate
precipitation.
There
is
no
more
delightful
jailmate
than
that
which
prevails
from
)May
1
to
October
1.
The
continuous
!
light
for
the
whole
twenty-four
hours,
during
the
period
from
the
middle
of
I
May
to
the
first
week
In
August,
although
anticipated,
la
a
source
of
j
delight
and
wonder
to
the
visitor.
While
the
winters
are
Ions
and
cold.
on
account
of
the
absence
of
high
i
winds
and
the
dryness
of
the
atmosphere,
the
low
temperatures
are
borne
with
less
discomfort
thsn
In
other
:
parts
not
so
favored.
Tr.NDKIl
TIIOI
(1IIII
I
LMH.
A
young
wife
of
Bristol
said
to
her
husband
one
night:
"My
dear,
there
la
a
gentleman
in
the
parlor
He
wants
to
speak
to
you."
"Who
is
it.
do
you
knowT"
the
husband
asked.
"Dear."
said
the
wife,
"you
must
forgive
me.
but
that
cough
has
bothered
you
very
much
of
late;
and
though
spring
la
coming
on
it
still
clings
ou.
Oh
I
if
you
knew
how
worried
I've
been
about
you."
and
she
threw
her
anna
around
bis
neck.
What
would
I
do
If
I
were
to
lose
you?"
she
moaned.
"Oeme,
eswael'
said
the
young
man.
patting
her
shoulder
tenderly:
"men
dont
die
of
a
alight
cold.
So
you
have
osjtied
bt
a
doctor,
ah?
Well.
111
see
him
gladly
if
it
will
make
you
feel
ieler.
Whleh
one
is
it.
Squills?''
"It
Ml
the
doctor,
dear."
was
toe
answer.
It's
the
lite
Insurance
agent
"
-
Port
William
Times-Journal.
itocKiKN
out
vim:
The
name
"Rocky
mountains"
appears
to
be
of
Ore
Indian
origin.
Long
before
the
advent
of
the
white
man
the
Indians
of
the
Canadian
prairies,
gaa-lng
at
the
gllatenlnt
line
of
naaks
stretched
serosa
the
West,
called
them
tne'-HHtrft&rg
Woiinvjine,"
'
LagardewT
rH.
Pierre
m
his
taursal.
17S8,
stated
that
ifflAnf
tha
Rmm
Uim
-
Mit
the
name
Into
French
"Montagnea
dea
Roehea"
and
by
the
Sngllsh
equiva
lent
they
have
alnee
been
known.
HTAMl
Of'
not
OLAH
I
IR
A
recent
survey
of
the
forest
resources
of
British
Oolumbls
showed
a
total
stand
of
approximately
78.000.-000,000
feet
board
measure
of
Douglas
fir.
While
all
of
this
Is
not
st
present
commercially
accessible,
a
large
proportion
Is
within
reasonable
distance
of
water
and
rail
transportlon.
About
SO
per
rent
of
It
is
situated
on
Vancou
ver
Island
and
the
adjacent
mainland
IIOTF.I.
AIIIIIVAI.S
Prlnee
llniert
II
L.
Datlen.
n
Oreen.
H
e
rw,ui.
bourn.
J.
A,
Millar
and
W
F
MrDon-nld.
Vancouver:
C.
F.
Wlllaon.
Prince
Rupert;
W.
Scott,
Edmonton:
E
Wood-worth.
Smlthen:
A.
Y.
Wilson.
Hemo:
D
O.
Morgan
and
D.
M.
Ostrom,
Toronto:
l.
a.
m.
Potterton,
SUwart:
Mrs
Sydney
Ardagh.
Terrace
'
sat
07
I
j
N.
MscLeod,
Alice
Arm;
R
II.
Crowd
and
D.
MacKenxle.
Airy
ox:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Wilkinson.
Kwlnlua:
P
Mxgnu-on,
Terrace:
A.
Johnson.
Port
Erward:
O.
E
Brown
and
E.
C.
Flewm
n!
Simpson
Cenlral
E
R
Workman.
Stewart:
D
Wsll
w
F
Tsylor
and
Mr
and
Mrs.
J
Hall
C.N.R.
Matt
Johnson,
fisherman
fmm
.
I
of
the
American
halibut
schooners
u(TerlnK
from
broken
rib.
Bl,ilei
iMt
.Bvenini!
on
the
Csraiisun
for
Semile.
WANTED
WANTED
EXPKRIKNCSD
BOOK-
keeper:
permanent
position:
out
of
town:
good
salary.
Reply
In
own
handwriting.
Box
98
Dally
News
office.
SO
OIRL
WANTED
FOR
Phone.
Blue
388
FOR
SAI.B
HOUSEWORK
tf
FOR
SALE.
81800
BUYS
A
NEWLY
finished
house.
5
rooms,
bathroom,
pantry
and
basement
nandy
to
sawmill.
Phone
Black
831
tf
FOR
SALE
-
-HVE
ROOM
HOUtt
AND
bath.
Sixth
Avenue
and
Hall
Street.
1300.00:
Easy
terms
Apply
r.mu.
Collar!
.
Co..
Ltd
tf
FOR
SALE
CASH
RSXM8TER.
BHOW-
csses.
mirrors
and
store
futures.
Montreal
Importers.
81
FOR
SALE
NEARLY
NEW
UFRIORT
Orand
Piano.
Phone
768
81
FOR
HUNT
FOR
RENT
-
ROOM
IN
PRIVATE
home.
483
Eighth
Ave
West
Phone
Red
737.
81
FOR
RENT
ROOMS
WITfJ.
OR
WITH-
out
tmard.
Central
location
Phone
Blue
153.
tf
HOUSE
FOR
RENT
ROOMS
AND
BATH.
Apply
Munro
B-os
tf
FOR
RaTMT.
-
FURNISHED
ROUSE
Apply
318
Fourth
Ave
East.
U
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
cHssiMswRiD
sTurns.
BirrsaooM
Suites.
Dining
Suites.
Kitchen
Tables.
Ranges.
Linoleum
and
Linoleum
Rugs.
Carpets.
Blinds.
Curtain
Rods.
Restmore
Coilsprings
and
Mattresaea.
Blanketa.
Cretonnes.
Window
Curtain
goods.
We
have
sllll
a
few
past
left
at
the
old
price.
a.
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n
kmti
in:
liMMar
HS.
CHIMNEY
SWKBP
II.
4.
ZIWKF.IIK
flenersl
llsmty
Man
Furnaoes
and
Stoves
Cleaned
sad
Re-satred.
Chlmntaa
swept
Cemetery
Plots
Cared
For.
Phone
Red
343.
Prince
Rupert.
BO
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xr.w
ami
srroi
mn
n
nMiTi'iti.
bought
and
sold
and
eschanged
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Piano
and
Tn
Oeah
Registers
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stotk
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Ate.
LACTIC
iu.
11.
is.
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rhliwewwrter
833
Third
Avenue.
Telephone
for
appointment
now
to
Blue
88.
Residence
phone
Slack
MS.
Evening
calls
made
aa
arranged.
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your
appointment
now.
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