PRINCE
RUPERT
GIRLS
VICTORS
High
School
Team
Heat
Anyox
High
School
15
to
13
in
Close
Game
j
Word
received
frornj
Anytjxjls
that
the
Prince
Rupert
High
School
girls
won
the
first
game
against
the
Anyox
team
15
to
IS
in
a
closely
contested
struggle'
for
supremacy.
At
half
time
the
Anyox
team
was
leading
7
to
2
and
it
looked
very
blue
for
the
visitors.
By
the
end
of
the
second
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
S
other
10
minutes.
'During
that
time
Prince
Rupert
girls
added
four
and
Anyox
only
two.
Johnny
Lasorck,
a
former
Anyox
high
school
boy,
was
referee.
The
game
ended
with
only
four
players
on
the
floor
for
eaen
side,
the
Rupert
girts
put
off
being
Ella
Steen
Sand
Julia
Walters.
The
lineups
were
the
same
i
erf,
att
follows:
e
i
as
at
Prince
Rup-
Anyox
Miss
F.
Cameron,
Miss
L.
Dresser,
Miss
M.
Clark,
Miss
M.
Dresser,
Miss
W.
Cameron,
Miss
K.
Cave
and
Miss
P.
Dods-worth
.
PHnen
Runert
Miss
Susie
Rod-
period
the
team
were
tied
11
to
Miss
Ella
Steen
and
Miss
C.
Mc-11,
so
it
was
decided
to
play
an-
Leod.
The
Hostess
Byckage
convenient
and
handy
when
unexpected
guests
arrive
If
YOU
would
be
that
perfect
hostess
who
never
minds
how
many
turn
up,
you
will
order
"Canada
Dry".
ia,
cartons
of
twelve
bottles
the
Hostess
Package.
Twelve
bottles
"
of
the
'
most
refreshing
Urink
you
ever
thought
to
have
I
Twelve
bottles
of
purity
and
fine
flavor!
Twelve
bottles
in
which
the
champagne
of
ginger
ales
awaits
your
guests
1
"Canada
Dry'
has
an
allure,
a
witchery,
a
distinction
like
that
of
some
rare
old
wine.
Tt
does
not
bite
the
tongue
or
leave
an
unpleasant
after-effect.
Its
finest
quality
Jamaica
ginger,
its
other
ingredients
of
high
purity,
gjvc
jt
a
mellowness,
a
"dryness"
which
are-delightful.
And
note
how
vell
it
mixes
with
Other
beverages.
Order
"Canada
Dry"
today
in
the
Hostess
Package
and
be
prepared
for
those
unckpecttd
'guests.
!
DRY
29
Made
iu
Canada
by
Canada
Dry
Ginger
Ale,
Limited,
Toronto,
Edmonton
und
Montreal.
Formerly
J.
J.
McLaughlin,
Limited,
and
Caledonia
Springs
Corporation,
Limited.
Wholesale
Distributor,
F.
G.
Dawson
Company,
Ltd.
WILL
REVIVE
PASDOGDERBY
.
THE
PAS.
Man;,
Dec,
26.
Elaborate
preparations
are
being
made
for
the
world's
greatest
200
mile
non-stop
dog'
de
by
race-
for
die,
Miss
Julia
Walters,
Miss
May
conditions.
Ness,
Miss
Margaret
Gilchrist,
Russfck
and
Emil
St
whb
each
have
one
KOMO.
KFI,
KGO,
11
to
12,
r
Goddard,
win
to
their
,
credit.
It
requires
three
win
to
own
the
trophy.
This
will
be
the
11th
annual
dog
derby
and
the
tremendous
enthusiasm;
exhibited
by
both
nfushers'
apdti
booster
.
cit-izejis
b'yar
n,tn
to.
reyest
ba?k
tt
the
greaEM-mile,
classic
points
(cf
the
eventfoelng
heralded
,a
one
of
the
greatest
winter
sporting
features
on
the
con-
Itinent.
'
Eight
years
ago,
on
March
1,
1921,
the
race
was
last
run
over
this
long
and
hazardous
trail,
through
the
rugged
hills
and
over
.
the
ire
and
snow-cavered
laiea
of
i
northern
Manitoba
and
was
won
I
by
Bill
sturdy
huskies
owned
by
C
mm
9:00
Correct
time,
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO.
KPO.
9:30
Moon
Magic,
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO.
10
to
11;
KPO,
5t00-Natlonal-"'
Orchestra,
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
KFI:
1
6;00--Phlleo
v
Jlour,
KHQ,
KOMO;
KGW.
.KGO,
KPO,
KFI.
KFL?
,
7;d0-Lui(y
StrlW
;'
Hour.
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW.
KGO,
KPO
iOO
The
'
Garnlval,
KGO,
8:15
to9;00
pan.
9:00
Correct
time,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
9:00
Golden
Legends,
KGW.
KGO.
10:00-
The
Big
Show,
ft
KPO;
KHQ.
KGW.
KGO:
KPO.
10:30
to
12.
PORTLAND
TOOK
HOCKEY
GAME
Beat
Vancouver
Lions
by
Putting
On
an
Improved
Hrnnd
-
(
-
:
.''j,'
PORTLAND,
Dec.
28.
Show-
the
Grant
Rice,
Walter
Goyne
ing
an
improved
brand
of
hockey,
memorial
trophy,
which
has
been
the
Portland
But-karoos
defeated
re-established
and
will
be
run,
the
Vancouver
Lions,
the
league
starting
Monday,
March
4,
from
leaden,
one
to
nothing,
here
last
The
Pas
to
Flin
Flon
mine
and
night
in
a
Pacific
Coast
League
return,
irregardless
.of
weather
game.
It
was
one
of
the
best
games
of
A
purse
of
over
$2000
has
been
the
season,
with
both
teams
play-
set
for
distribution
among
the
ing
a
fine
brand
of
hockey.
Re-
first
four
winners,
besides
the
inforced
by
the
addition
of
Dave
handsome
cup
which
already
bears
Downie,
obtained
in
a
trade
from
the
inscriptions
of
the
world-
Victoria,
and
Dutch
Singer,
a
famous
dog
"mushers."
Shorty
local
amateur
atar,
the
Portland
team
appeared
just
as
strong
as
Frank
Patrick's
pets
The
Bucks
scored
toward
the
end
of
the
first
period
when
McGoldrick
made
a
fast
paw
te
Teel,
who
scored.
The
goal
was
sufficient
to
win
the
game.
BLACK
HAWKS
TO
HOCKEY
l
Vic
Hlpley
Brings
Victory
to
Chi
cago
Against
New
York
Americans
y
r
ti
a,r
tx
no
t
j.
T
Jr"d"a"8'
i
ttona-have
been
issued
for
the
old-
timers'
banquet,
to
be
held
in
the
Terrace
Hotel
on
New
Year's
Eve.
To
be
plegible
to
attend
.his
banquet
the
guests
must
have
been
resident
in
the
district
20
years'
ago.
The
idea
origin
:Led
last
year,
when
George
Little
was
host
to
all
residents
who.
had
been
in
4
K
a
Huillimt
in
1
OA?
A
lluai
t
Ima
tainment.
T.
M.
charge
of
arrangements.
a
Nir
io.mchv
P"Tnr
JRANTS
Best
ProcumMe
(THE
ORICINAL)
Pure
Scotch
J(hisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
Cut
Ii
Smw
UiiuI
Cl.iit.4J.tk
,i4
BalMaia.CbaliMl
OiMAnw,
Duli-
A
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
the
SPORT
CHAT
Basketball
tonight
in
Exhibit-.m
nan
at
brtfo.
Terrace
vs
.
mice
nupert.
Outstanding
of
recent
events
in
National
Hockey
League
campaigning
up
until
Saturdtty,
have
been
the
remarkable
showing
of
the
two
New
York
clubs,
hangers
unci
Americans.
The
rejuvlnat-ud
Uoiman
tribe,
on
paper
only
a
fair
aggregation
uepsite
the
enthusiasm
ot
some
scribes,
has
plunged
its
way
through
tough
opposition
to
the
top
of
the
heap,
western
jjfuns
win
be
interested
(0
know
tnat
Harry
Connor
and
Leo
Keise,
once
with
baskatoon
sheiks,
are
playing
no
small
part
in
the
marcn
of
the
Yanks
while
.ohnny
Sheppard,
former
Ednion-ton
star
hasn't
been
hanging
oack
any
nimself.
'the
switch
irom
Detroit
to
New
York
appears
o
have
given
Shebpard
a
new
lease
on
life.'
to
Joe
Simpson,
substituting
both
'on
the
detense
and
forward
line
lor
the
Americans
isn't
the
play
er
he
used
to
be.
4atd
for
the
minors
this
winter,
ne
managed
to
hang
on,
but
the
spectacular
rushes
that
once
brought
coast
and
western
tans
to
tneir
feet,
are
no
more.
Charley
McVeigh,
jieppery
former
Moose
Jaw,
Re-
ma
and
Portland
forward,
is
TORONTO,
Dec.
28.
The
N.
another
westerner
still
out
of
Y.
Americans
got
an
unexpected
stride,
although
"llabblt"
has
Winterton,
driving
nine
setback
last
night
at
the
hands
of
oeen
given
little
chance
to
show
.the
lowly
Black
Hawks.
Chicago
.us
worth
this
season.
.
"Babe"
!
a'-'
-
looked
entirely
different
to
the
uve.
nnr
reirnrrfprf
n
hn
r
tk
lorter,
lap
rades
were
In-..
fans,
with
Vic
Rioter,
speedy
jest
riarht
winters
in!
nrofeJalonal
stiuted
and
have
been
held
from
young
centre,
tearing
down
the
nockey,
is
not
the
boy
;je
used
yearvear
sincelj)21.
but
great-
jce
to
seore
both
goals.
m
be
and
like
Simpson
is
getting
?t
iBterest
19
manuesi
in
me
aar-
Pittsburgh,
with
a
chance
to
go
jy
only
on
his
reputation;.
Dye
is
fngr200-mile
chase,
from
which
into
a
tie
with
Boston
for
third,
low
afoot
and
there
is
no
lonuer
I
baedes,
emerged
in
the
past.
N.
B.
C.
SYSTEM
RADIO
PROGRAM
Friday,
December
28
5SS
Land
O'Heath.
KHQ.
K0MO,
KGW,
KGO.
i
G;00Wrig!ey
Review.
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO.
KPO,
KFI.
j
6:80
The
Nfghtinggale
and
the
"Rose,"
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGO,
iKPO.
8
tOO
RCA
Hour,
KHQ,
KOMO.
:
KGW,
KGO,
KPO,
KFI.
lost
the
opportunity
to
Toronto.
,nv
minch
to
hfa
The
Cahadiens
revenged
their
shot,
recent
defeat
by
Detroit
by
down-1
'
t
ing
the
Cougars
and
climbing
to1
Mery
Dutton
former
within
oneoint
of
the
seeoBd
to
Montreal.
The
following
were
the
scores:
Canadiens
3,
Detroit
ti.
Pittsburgh
0.
Toronto
2.
Chicago
2.
New
York
Americans
0V
OLD-TIMERS
TO
CELEBRATE
Terrace
People
of
20
Years
Real
dence
to
See
Old
Year
Out
Together
once-famous
(Calgary
'express''
has
won
a
Mregular
berth
on
the
'Montreal
Jlaroons
oefence
and
Eddie
Gerard'
figures
1
he's
got
one
of
the
most
reliable
'
players
in
the
circuit
In
the
hard-mtting
westerner.
Dave
trottier,
,
much-hraWed
Toronto
amateur,
its
Jiving
up
to
his
reputation
as
a
pucit-chuser
and
his
early
work
,
has
been
so
impressive
that
the
'
Maroons
have
allowed
Russell
Oatman,
both
of
Eddie's
and
once
with
Victoria
Cougars,
gb
to
the
Rangers.
For
downright
seneatlpnal
playing
there
are
few
forwards
In
the
major
circuit
this
winter
to
match
two
former
Calgary
Junior
stars,
Jierbie
Lewis
and
Vic
Kipley.
Ripley,
now
with
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
beat
Ottawa
single-handed
the
other
night
and
chased
speedy
Howie
Morenz
to
a
standstill.
When
a
youngster
can
do
that
he's
up
and
coming.
Lewis
has
been
starting
at
centre
Ice
for
Detroit,
with
Jimmy
Herberts
on"
the
re-.
tWe
.were
about
M
eleglble,
1
bun
l'TT1
llrhlr4a
n)f
tk.
llU.ni.
!"
t,..
guests.
It
was
deckled
thai
night
to
'
srm
ah
bid-timers
association
and
make
the
banquet
an
annual
event.
The
influx
of
settlers
in
1908
mikes
many
more
elegible
lor
membership
this
year
and
a
to
travel.
Bill
Cook,
popular
former
right
winger
oflhe
Saskatoon
Sheiks
in
the
old
Western
Hockey
League,
KHQ,
much
larger
crowd
is
expected
toiw
""'"
in
l0,rIltlne
"an-
KHQ,
participate
in
the
evening's
enter-
,"'m,,,
r
"U'V
Turner
has
u,u
ocu
,asi
oeaoon,
ai-
ier
starling
oui
in
ivzu-zf
Dy
toping
the
scorers
in
the
N.H.L.
following
close
on
his
goal-getting
championships
on
the
prairies.
Captain
William's
work
has
inspired
the
crippled
Rangers
during
recent
ditficultics
and
kept
the
Stanley
Cup
holders
at
the
top
of
the
American
group.
Frank
Boucher,
is
ohl'j
hlUihg
into
his
stride
after
a
slow
start.
But
he
is
the
pivot
for
one
of
the
greatest
forward
lines
professional
hockey
has,
ever
.known
Bunny
and
Bill
Cook
on
either
side.
Father
Rellly
O.
M.
!.,
Roman
Catholic
priest
at
Ocean
Falls,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Royal
this
afternoon
from
the
paper
town.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE
Restaurant
on
Third
Avenue,
known
as
Skandia
Cafe.
Must
be
sold
before
January
2.
Price
Reasonable.
Apply
Mussallum
Grocery,
Limited.
tf
I
SIM
I
port
A
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i.
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IBtlOT
URNETTS
26.6
oz.
$2.95
10
jz.
$
1.35
,
.
ESTABLISHED
1770
Friday
Var
i
ancouver
A
boys'
basketball
team
com-
rQ.
n
y
posed
of
A.
IIolnH&oS,
A.
Moored
fAnL
hour.
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is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Colombia
TERRACE
BASKETBALL
.
TEARf
VISITS
Off
Hoys
From
Strawberry
Town
Will
Meet
Locals
Tonight
C.O.PR0GRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
and
E.
Thomas,
with
G.
II
.
Dy-I
8
:80
Pw,ed
for
ddreaes.
son
as
coach,
arrived
in
the
eltv1
-0:00,
violin
and
song
rent
d.
yesterday
from
Terrace
to
playt
10
:00,
main
studio,
against
a
Prince
Rupert
team
to-
11:00,
dance
music.
night.
A
return
game
will
bej
C.N.R.B.,
Edmonton
10
M,
played
at
Terrace
on
January
2.
I
variety
hour.
llll
The
Oldest
III
Horse
.
1
TfT
Its
tne
YYonai
fm
rublhhd
1742
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and
bottled
In
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Scotland.
Real
old
Scotch
with
a
rare
distinctive
flavour.
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Whisky
9
Scotch
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BOTTLES.
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CORKSCREW
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U11ILUU
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advertisement
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not
published
or
displayed
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Liquor
Cmtrol
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or
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the
Government
of
British
Columbia