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i.
THR
DAILY
"NEWS.
PATH
FTTH
To
mak?
a
LOCAL
LADIES
LUNCH
COUNTER
CARS
ON
NATIONAL
00
BEAT
VISITORS
cup
of
coqoa
uso
Flrel
Oame
for
Northern
B.C.
Girl.1
Basketball
Championship
Wk,r7
Runert
Won
by
Prince
THE
COCOA
OF
WANUFACTURED
by
tho
most
scientific,
up-to-cLto
moJian'uxl
proc-c-i
(no
chemical;,),
it
is
uLxlutcl
pure
end
lei
a
most
dolicwm.
flavor
end
aroma.
Ma
Jo
In
Canada
By
Walter
Ma
&
Co.
Limited
VUl
II
DcJiim,
Mm,
sj
llenlm),
Ctnmi,
''
soos
m
or
citoic
tzani
tixr
rru
FiveRoses
FLOOR
When
Muylng
Flour
ak
your
fi
nicer
for
"FIVE
ROSES,"
Hi"
World'
Hi!
-
John
L
Crslie
Agent.
Sterling
furnace
COAL
DallttraS
In
lull,
At
$10.00
per
ton.
vt,v
ua-rlur
furnace
It
tin
a
rpH
hot
flr
ami
fi'ljr
ttrr
rfjll
vail,
rtilikrr.
k
nil
rtirl,
m
i.f
IV
larr.!
ir
ilanl
in
ltw
ril
arc
t
It
WIU)
till
ITT
I
Mllfriir
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
(K
inaml
hi
.'
At
$12.50
per
ton.
r
nli
1tul
riir
the
I'hiih.ii
LaDYSMITH-WELLINQTON
and
TEL
K
W
A
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
ln
Otflttt
Hoi
I
Central.
Hon
11
Dr.
.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerton
Hock,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
.
0.
Orrioa
Hour.
t
.
Phone
CSt.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments,
The
Pastime
Cigar
Store
Opp.
Empress
Hotel.
Toliacco,
Cigars,
Clga'reltc,
Canities
am
Soft
Drinks.
Wo
hoya
u
pleiisnnt
back
f".m,
Como
In
ami
muko
yuurself
nt
homo.
W.
M.
Whiting,
Prop.
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pur
Presh
Milk
and
Oraam
Dellverad
Dally.
"'K'ct
frVm
llio
farm
to
Jli
luiino.
Phont
Black
ai.
P.O.
Box
SMS.
Probably
because
(.y
wore
I
strange
In
Hi
li.cul
rionr.
the
iviilliiif
Jadie'
bakphall
loaui
ifioiii
Anyox
wa
defcatd
l.y
I
lie
'Prilled
Rupert
Maple
Leaf
ag
gregation
lal
night
by
a
scoip
of
17
In
I,
in
lhi
fiil
game
nf
Hu"
Northern
M.O.
cliampiimhip,
The
Anyox
girl
lnrled
out
well
and,
nl
the
end
of
the
first
quarter,
I
!
score
wax
.1
all.
Tin'
local
Indie
Marled
from
llii'ii
on,
however,
ami
-cured
fourteen
during
lli
remaining
period
wlill
I
he
vUilor
oblnin-'l
loily
iii
muro
point.
The
Anyox
Icaiu
will
play
wild
the
Maple
Leaf
again
Ihi
evening
and
llii'y
are
coiifideril
Ihey
will
fjmukc
a
heller
showing.
dt.
.It.
Skinner
referred
lal
nlnlil's
match
and
Ihe
team
lined
up
a
follow:
Prince
ltiiirt
Mi
A.
Stephen
Ml..
Louis
I'i.liiT
!,l
;
.Ml
Mynr
Harvey,
7:
Mis
I?.
Ijowi-,
6;
Mi
MurgarJ
fira-ffaiiif:;
t;
Mi.
l.aura
Frizrell.
Tidal
I.
-
Anyox
It.
Champion;
Ml
11.
'
Mnirutl
;
Mi..
S.
Cal-ilerone
.
.1;
Mi.
S.
irnn
l
I;
Mi
II.
Oiltlenuie
Mi.
Vindlruni.
Tidal.
1.
Intermediate
Exhibition
Tin
rrfond
Kuiiif
tn
Hit
pven-
lnir'
firojrrnm
wa
an
eihilnlion
malrli
between
Hie
lnlrmedlale
i;oli
und
Idyli
School.
Tlu.wn
a
well
eonleled
nffiiir
and
I
lie
1
fin
It
Srlimd
mainlained
the
lead
lill
ery
near
the
rlo.o
when
Hip
Cull
nlaireil
a
rally
and
wound
up
ie1or
hy
:ik
to
V.
Ml
I
did
I
referee!
and
Ihe
line-upx
were:
II
lull
S-hool-
Hon,
Mallie.on.
Alex.
Mitchell.
Ili.lo
liurvioh,
(iordoit
liuluer
and
Arthur
Phil-
lil.
tdl
-M.
Utiduieli,
liotiitla
l-'rliill,
(ieorKe.
IHyllie
llalph
Smith.
J.
Kelly
and
J.
int.
Kiilliwiiiir
the
iramen
I
tier'
wa
it
dance
wlurli
la.lcl
until
1.30.
I'lie
W'e.lholuie
furnished
the
nitilr
nni
there
win
a
vhh
al-lenduiiee.
Tie
Anyox
viilor.
all
of
whoiii
loik
pari
in
Ihe
pame
a
t
mglil.
are
rliapei'itneil
on
their
Hip
dy
Mr.
CIi:iiiiiiih.
j
Sport
Chat
j
n
With
the
rfortranlralion
of
rily
liaeiull,
fool
hall
and
larro.e
a!o4iatiou
for
Hie
coiniiiK
ea-mui.
Hie
niirliiui
of
I'rinre
llu-perl
allllialioii
with
reroniied
nlualeiirliodie
of
llrililt
Coluui-hia
will
till
iloulil
aitain
l
liroarlied.
There
are
iiryuinent
NOTIOK.
NOTICE
l
hrrrliv
turn
Hut
trliiWt
will
wt
rrrirn
up
ifi
ihmii
ihi
inr
iinrriiui
nay
ir
.varrn.
ivr.
ai
inf
iMinr
unlrlin-d.
in
th
i:ily
of
I'rlmn
luiri,
I'mrlnm
vl
irillh
Cikailil.
fur
IIm
pur-Hum-
of
Ihf
biiildlnr
Mtuatnl
ui
Lnl
tl
ami
r.
Pnk
"IV
Oily
t
I'rinre
liuvcrt,
H.i
.
aiHl
kiHn
I
Kllor'
t'lantnpr
Mill.
HI-trlhrr
llh
hatrvrr
niairrlal
ilwrr
niy
I
mi
Uw
lyrigl.
Carh
irnilrr
iniint
lie
arrnmpanlHt
ii.t
a
rhrqur
for
Ui
anmiint
nf
the
trnilrr,
Ihp
rhriii
or
ll"
mnurro'THl
riikTr
will
n
rfliirncd
inimrdlalrl
Hie
bulMUK
I
rtltpiiM'it
f.
I
luwr
mi
riiiiiiiiHui.
in
iii.
.am
ii
nrrry
that
III
liull.linr
l
rrninvril
rrmn
li
pirni-nt
li
Iwrorii
Jiinr
sniit.
left,
the
tolt
In
lx
I'll
In
a
oarr
and
iul.Vy
ninilitlim,
all
ilflirl
to
be
rrmovml
ami
all
rtravillnna
in
l
mini
in.
'
Th
hlhi"l
nr
any
iMKlcr
not
nr-arlly
,arrll.
nnnimnt
Anent.
rnnre
liumrl.
u.C.
JUST
ARRIVED.
Splendid
Selection
of
House
Dresses
Stylish
In
lesignt
.Delightful
in
Pattern.
Moilernto
In
Price,
BENT'S
EPSON
COAL
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
In
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phon
M.
counUr
cars
which
will
LUNCII
care
for
the
needs
of
passengers
in
the
colonist,
fljst
class
and
tourist
cars
of
the
main
line
trains,
if
they
desire
to
patronize
them,
are
to
be
operated
br
the
Canadian
National
Railways
for
the
convenienca
of
the
travelling
public,
and
particularly
of
immigrant!
arriving
in
Canada.
As
an
experiment,
lunch
counter
cars
have
been
placed
In
service
be-tween
Winnipeg
and
Toronto.
While
these
trains
carry
dining-
cars
ana
while
the
Canadian
.Na-tional
Railways
also
have
lunch
counters
and
restaurants
st
all
divisional
points,
it
is
considered
that
the
lunch
counter
car
will
be
a
great
benefit
to
women
travelling
with
children
and
to
others
who
may
be
physically
unfit
or
unable
c
leave
the
train
at
ststions
because
of
severe
weather,
or
for
lhr
reasons.
for
aiul
again!
Ilioimli
iiuej
managing
committee
'oii.itiiir
player
and
fan
are
quite
en-'of
Mr.
Kwarl,
Ml-.
.
Mdlniilli,
lliuialic
in
their
upporl
ofMeer.
Co.ilo.
Harper.
Fool,
Midi
a
inoe.
I'trhap
the
priii-Sniilli
and
Sgt.
Taylor
ha
been
ripal
factor
in
favor
of
it
would
he
Dial
Prince
Rupert
talent
n
recognized
could
compote
with
other
cilie
of
the
proinee
fur
ri-coiiiiijiMl
champion.
hip
lioimr.
ItejrWerod
player
Would
enjoy
certain
advaiilane
Mich
n
Hie
o..
Utility
of
lieing
eleelid
if
their
ijualily
'warranted
for
provincial
or
Doiiiinioiu
all
Mur
organization.
Mich
a
Hie
Canadian
football
team
I
hut
i
goin?
to
Aiulralui
Ihi.
year.
On
Hie
other
hand,
talent
I
often
rather
rvaree
here
and,
for
Ihu
ImieTil
of
Hie
juihlift
at
large
a
well
n
for
Hie
good
nf
Hie
sport,
il
i.
oiiieiiine.
convenient
to
line
up
player
that
nt
one.
time
or
other
niiylil
have
Iipcii
profp-
ioiial
and
Ihti
would
he
debarred
from
.Iriolly
amaleur
com-
iany.
I
here
might
also
!
litllcully
if
it
were
deired
li
lage
Inler-lowii
game
wilii
other
point
in
the'di.lrid
not
mi
alllliifleil.
If
nmaleur
aflllia-lion
I
lo
he
iiiauguraled
hero
il
would
eem
that
it
hould
he
a
dilriel
move
and
other
point
unli
-a
Prince
eorge.
Aityus.
etc,
should
he
iiliilltnucoiily
lined
tip
in
a
like
manner.
Willi
the.
(treat
War
Veteran
-till
nmiiilaining
n
long
lead
In
Dm
City
Milliard
League
Com-
petition
for
Ihe
Ilulgor
A
fct.u
-
enui
rup,
inieieM
in
me
eriej
ha
been
flagging
somewhat
of
inte.
ii
sinnuu
io
revivisi
mi
i..
i
t
it.
week
iigain,
noweyer,
mr
uie
tuni
aim
ureal
Mir
veteran
are
due
to
meet
on
I'ridu
uiglil.
If
tin
tirollo
am
mil
siireeful
in
oveiToiuiux
a
greai
tieai
oij
Ihe
lead
again!
them
a
nm
-
ner-iip.
Ihe
Veteran
will
havn
a
pretty
mi
re
cincli-on
tlie
sll
-
erwsre
for
Ihi
eaon.
Shoiihl
Hie
tobacconists,
however,
suc
-
reed
ill
pulling
Ihe
soldier
down
la
any
great
oxteni
uk
race
would
again
auine
a
more
ln-;p.,A.,lilridge
0.P'f
13?t'
IH2
Icresllng
upecl
and
the
Milliard'
sieidieus
(V..
..
(1
IIUU
182
Hull,
tliinl
place
team,
migtil
aU
J(r
Wpt
,
8
U5(,
81
.Niave
a
chance
nl
the
season's
Ui
Halui:tio
(
K.
8
181
honor.
Ihe
St.
Andrew;.
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n.
Wnvigh
(V
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0
1088
181
Klk'
team
are
..elivduled
In
o
ii
si,0ckhy
meet
lmiight.
Tlie
tournainent
j
11101
expected
l
make
"snuoli
iliirerence
lo
Ihe
complexion
of
r
Ihe
league
standing.
-
The
Prince,
(Jeorge
Parenl-Tenchers'
Association
ha
es-lahlislieil
a
gymnasium
in
that
town
and
clnses
urn
being
stnrled
(his
week
in
Ihe
different
.i
line
or
gymnastics,
a
sloiv
liasSi
Warrior
(W
I
J.170
been
loaned
for,
the
purpose
and
j.
judge
iC
..
tVToiS
available
nppitralus'has
been
liujj.
Audrews
(S.A.
',
8;-l310
slalled.
The
Hoy
Scouts
hnvnA,
A.
Hasson
K.)
,'
8
J
303
loaned
their
equipment
and
will.w.
lhtlngivo
(K.)
..
AJ8I6
make
use
of
the
gymnasium
for
their
mooting,
A
glib'
nhysleal
culliire
class
is
also
lo
meet
I
here
und
aif
effort
is
being
made
to
form
afternoon
classes
for
youngci'
children
who
rnnnnl
it-lend
in
the
evening.
Several
capable
Instructors
have,
ottered
their
services,
and
no
fee
Is
charged
for
Ihe
gymnasium,
A
The
lunch
eounter
has
been
fitted
up
at
one
end
of
a
steel
colonist
car,
where
the
best
grade
of
tea
and
coffee
freshly
made
will
be
served.
Light
meals
comprising
cereals,
sandwiches,
pies,
preserved
frujts
and
other
canned
goods
will
be
available
at
Canadian
National
standard
lunch
counter
prices.
A
competent
and
courteous
attendant
will
be
In
charge
of
each
lunch
counter
and
service
may
be
secured
at
any
time
durirg
J.he
day.
The
suggestion
of
the
lunch
counter
cars
was.
made
by
Mr.
Walter
Pratt,
General
Manager
of
Dining,
Sleeping
and.
Parlor
Cars
and
of
Hotels,
who
has
been
anxious
to
provide
this
facility
to
further
improve
travelling
conditions
and
add
to
the
comforts
of
passengers
on
the
Canadian
National.
Railways.
appointed.
'
.
The
Ketchikan
('.tironirlo
uf
Momlii)-
ay:
'ArenrdiiiK
to
word
reeeii'd
hem
fnuii
I'rinee
Rupert
fan
last
wei-li,
Ihey
will
he
uunlde
to
arrange
a
ba.kelhall
game
with
Hie
lyral
player
nl
Prince
Ruiierf
heeatltfC
.Ihey
do
i:ol
feel
they
could
ifvi'"'up
to
Ihe
Kiiarnnlee
uked
und
olTercd
bv
IIm
local
acialion
for
n
return
game
hern.
Aceonling
lo
the
Rupert
papers
Ihey'
have
liei'A
more
nr
le.
actively
lu-
lerelil
in
the
gaiiiJ'
iiown
Ihere
all
-ea-iMi,
and
Hie
only
reason
loeal
fans
account
foi'lhelr
refusal
I
a
pofhto
inahilily
to
gel
many
penplo
to
ulleuil
:t
game.
ha
been
Ihe
de.lre
for
.ome
year
lo
match
wilh
Hie
U.C,
player.,
and
Ihi
year
it
i
entirely
pos.ihle
for
Kelrhikah
to
guarantee
a
Mltjieienl
amoiiul.
the.
Mime
which
Ihey
nked
of
Rupert.
With
no
i-hance
for
Rupert
game
il
is
nol
defjnilely
known
when
Ketchikan
will
play
anollicr
out-of-town
quintet.
'
BILLIARDRAGES
The
following
averages
have
Lpoii
m:i.lf
to
il:ile
liv
tdnvers
ill
,.rinc0
ivtri
city
Milliard
,
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for
the
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vfr
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Cup:
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Av.
CoU
McMonlie
CV.
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200
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355
178
Thompson
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1208
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(S.A.
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K.
Klks;
H.V.
Milliard
Par-!
lors;
V.
War
Veteran;
fi.
j
Orollo;
S.K.
Sons
of
l'ngland;j
P.A.
St.
Andrew's,
I
FIRST
SHOOT
AT
!
NEW
RIFLE
RANGE!
Good
Turnout
of
North
B.C.
Regiment
Members
at
Market
Place
Last
Night
The
first
shool
in
the
North
U.C.
Regiment
's
new
initial
lire
rifle
range
at
Market
place
took
place
last
evening.
Out
of
the:
possible
25
points
,the.
followintr
scores
were
imnlej
(
Major
.1.
W.
Nicholls
ll.Q.M.S.
M.
M.
I.anih
Pte.
A.
rti
.
..
l.ieul.
J.
Marnslcy
Pie.
W.
Wool
Inn
t.npl.
R.
W.
thuneroii
t
III
21!
20
IS
18
ll
13!
Pte.
I..
Warner
ihindsniasler
A.
Meale
Lieut.
II.
Floyd
,....
pte.
J.
Cahlwallader
13
Pie.
M.
Smith
12
Pie.
D.
A.
Robertson
1
1
Pie.
S.
Wriggleswoiih
10
Pie.
K.
Smith
10
In
the
Letter
Box
INCOME
TAX
CHANGE
Kdilor
Daily
News:
As
mentioned
lo
you
a
few
days
ago,
a
ruling
come
Into
elTect
with
Ihe
(tluig
uf
returns
for
IU23
I
his
April
which
is
of
particular
interest
In
Ihe.
mer-ehnnl.
Heretofore
all
Provincial
taxes
have
been
disallowed
as
deductions
in
arriving
ut
income
for
luxation
under
Ihtf
Dominion
Act.
lUglnniug,
however,
with
the
returns
due
In
be,
filed
by
April
30,
1021,
a
merchant
may
now'
claim
as
tin
expense
(he
part
of
I1J
Y7HY
wasfe
time
in
useless
"shopping
around"
when
the
advertisements
lay
before
you
the
choicest
wares
of
every
progressive
merchant
in
town?
WHY
use
needless
effort
in
an
endless
store-to-store
quest
when
the
advertisements
enable
you
to
make
your
choice
of
the
finest
merchandise?
WHY
pay
more
than
you
ought
when
you
can
stretch
your
dollar
to
the
elastic
limit
by
taking
advantage
of
the
bargains
and
good
buys
that
are
daily
advertised
in
this
paper?
.WHY
risk
dissatisfaction
by
buying
unknown,
unbranded
goods
when
you
can
assure
yourself
complete
satisfaction
by
buying
an
advertised
product,
backed
by
the
integrity
of
a
man
who
spends
real
money
to
establish
his
name
and
to
build
up
public
good-wdl?
Read
the
Advertisements.
Buy
Advertised
Wares,
It
is
a
safe
and
sound
policy
Waste
Time
Shopping.
Around
Bargains
h
Potato
Pots
Blue
Meg.
$2.r0,
for
$1.40.
Gray
Hep.
S2.00,
for
$1.10
See
our
Window.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Phon
3.
"
P.O.
Box
1648.
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
Wo
have
Hardwood,
Fie
ami
Cedar
Boat
.Lumber.
If
you
are
tlrsd
ut
Knlsomine
ami
Papery
Iry
Fir
Veneer
Panelling.
Ii"
ytiu
are
thinking
of
lniiUUng
a
house,
wo
have
any
lumber
you
require,
also
Sash,
loors,
Olass.
SHOCKLEY'S
flaning
Mills
Cow
Bay.
ll'lhe
Provincial
tax
which
applies
mo
iiprsonal
nronerly.
For
ex
ample:
Tux
on
personal
property.
I
$50,000.00,
al
V4
per
Oenl
4250,
In
this
case,
as
he
lia
been
as,
esed
on
personal
properly,
ho
may
xdaim
Ihe
$250
ns
a
business
expense
in
arriving
al
net
taxable
incoino
updejr
the
Dominion
Act.
Suppose,
however.
Hint
he
had
been
assessed
on
his
profits,
which
we
will
aumo
lo
be.
greater:
Pax
on
profits
$500
Ho
may
claim
the
amount
which
would
have
been
Ihe
tax
had
he
been
tuscsscit
on
personal
po
ierty,
mvniely
50,O00
ul
Vd
yvc
cppl
-4250,
the
remainder
bing
disallowed.
f
'Trusting
thai
Ibis
is
clear
you.
Yours
very
truly,
'
J.
SI.AIU
STHYF.XS
Above
does
not
refer
to
In-dividual
not
iu
business,;
Phona
383.
GeQ.Papadopulis
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
Store
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
nil
kinds
of
new
and
second-IhioiI
goods.
Also
we,
loan
money
on
any
article.
.
respoclahlQ
place
to
In
which
to
transact
your
private
business.
834
Third
Avenue.
Phona
S4C
P.O.
Box
8
a