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Prince
Rupert
Dailv
NJevi
Bl.
I
f
End,
Saturday,
February
17.
last
"
V
W4
Wl
I
Dent
1-
.
r
Optimists
3.
Great
West
Life
1
Fashion
Footwear
3,
Ileadpin-riers
1
Penguin
Hobby
4,
BootH
8'hool
By
Eoslcy
Blackwood'
One
of
the
deltehtfiil
things
about
bridge
is
the
,
,
.,
almost
limitless
variety
of
hands
than
can
be
dealt!
Sons
D
of
Norway
t
4,
x.
Miller
Bay
...
.
'
i
,
'
Hospital
o
("
Luc
game
were
a-
i(iess
auempiing
o
ais-i
M?rwtSUnS
tlbUte
hr
fUVOrS
fai,"ly'
there
handS
wMch
SU!t
i
i
the
aggressive'
player,
hands
which
fit
the
style
of
MjT3'"aV'
'..J:
--..I
the
conservative-
player
and
even
hands
which
are
(likely
to
he
handled"
better
by
weak
players
than
by
experts.
!
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
Norlli
(Mm.
Krrn)
a
Men
gef.1
i
H-
4
3
D
K
CI
.
C-
K
i
WpsI
j
From
Vancouver
(Friday
)
-
Mrs.
rf'Ritch'e,
M-Frey7Rrpar
8
7
S
4
2
'
Dim
(Mr.
MMMi)
8-8
4
H--Q
10
0
8
d
j
10
a
C
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10
8
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ker,
Mr.
Gentile,
Mr.
Kaardal,
!
Mr.
Mfflt)
SA
I)
III
II
J
II--J
6
1
3
i:
9
7
5
4
2
'
Mr.
Kaardal,
H.
MeAte.
S;
worth.
HRotrt.
Conrads
3,
Sorlal
Welfare
1
ficuliy's
Pur
3;
OVerwaltea
1.
STANtllNfiS:
'A"
I.eK'UP
Cantels
20
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
..
2H
Shenton
Sheet
28
Fashion
Footwear
27
Great
West
Life
2(1
Pushovers
22
Wallace's
Dent
20
Bulger's
..
19
Headpinners
19
Blow-Outs
1!)
Opl.iml.sts
17
Cook's
Jewellers
14
"B"
Leacue.
Social
Welfare
20
Sons
of-
Norway
'.
27
Conrads
27
Bulkley
Market
26
Cloverieafs
24
Ideal
Cleaners
24
Overwaitea
23
Scuby's'
Furs
21
Miller
Bay
Hospital
10
Penguin
Hobby
10
Dlbt)
Printing
15
Booth
School
11
KM
PRWCB
RUPERT
Prince
Rupert
will
achievj
automotive
distinction
this
week-end
hi'
first
Blck
uulomobile
ever
built
In
Canat'a
will
be
delivered
to
Dour
FriKell
of
Long
.
smil
w
H
stand
in
tile
showroom
of
Long
Motors
before'
going
on
the
road.
Numbered,
flias
insl.
come
off
the
litres
of
General
M
iters
'
new
Bulek
fuetorv
at
Oshawn.
Doug
Ml
thai,
he
bad
beiai
oUered
$:!())
by
a
"souvenir"
liunlrr
who
,v,oiild
huve
liked
to
have
had
i
1
far
hut
was
not
oo(1i
for
oily
sueh
bid.s.
With
completely
new
body
and
mechanical
From
Sandsplt
(Friday)
Mr.
Champeau,
Mis..
M.
Williams.
To
Vancouver
(todayi
Miss
M.
Boulter,
Mrs.
A.
iSdmonclson,
A.
Chapman,
J.
Black,
W.
W.
Girling,
W.
Webster,
G.
S.
Swain,
J
Slalta,
J.
Young,
8.
Moffat,
V.
Jones.
Weill
h
(Mr.
H
If
J
7
8
H
--A
K
8
7
3
I)
A
C
A
0
3
The
bidding:
Smith.
Wt
ortli
t'.ast
1
11
Puh
2
D
Piiss
3
NT
All
pars
.sedan.
''I
wo
.similar
lO.il's
have
been
a,
ii
is
a
uineK
lour-noor
six-passcngcr
custom
gl
In
Smlliiers
and
Brims
Lake.
"Wanta
try
a
swell
hhort-cut
I
discovered?"
In
today's
'hand
my
friend
Mr.
,
Thomas
Amos,
from
Butedale,'
Meek
held
the
West
cards
and
horror
of
leading
away
from
an
got
the
bad
news.
He
cashed
the
Sold
Furs
No
Licence
JLrifJWj)
j
J)
A
Jfouti'sfiing'
EAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
?COME
TAX
lifNH
I'UKl
Al'El)
I
was
met
by
the
city
ambulance
at
the
steamer
Chilcotln
yesterday
afternoon
and
taken
to
:
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Many
New
Members
Kulisti
itt?
In
Active
OrgniHiim
,
I
I
A,'i
found
himself
on
lead
against
ace-queen.
queen
of
diamonds
and
then
a
three
no
trump
contract.
Many
j
go
the
opening
was
the
four
tried
to
break
the
heart
suit
3-3.
players
would
boldly
open
the
of
clubs
and
when
that
card
When
that
failed
he
was
spade
suit
hoping
partner
held
I
waa
jaid
on
the
table,
the
con-
through
he
had
to
be
down
one.
the
king
or
at
least
the
jack.
tract
was
doomed.
You
will
note
Mr.
Meek
was
proud
to
note
But
not
Mr.
Meek.
1
that
two
entries
are
needed
In
that
the
opening
of
a
low
spade
He
figured
declarer
probably
dummy
to
bring
in
the
diamoi.d
would
have
given
Mr.
Abel
his
had
both
spade
honors
and
that
suit
one
to
drive
our
Mr.
Mas-
contract
in
spite
of
the
grue-
a
spade
winner
for
Mr.
Abel
1
ter's
stopper
and
one
to
get
some
break-
in
the
diamond
suit,
might
very
well
represent
his
back
for
the
balance.
The
open-
1
Yes.
the
game
offers
hands
For
dealing
in
furs
without
a!
licence,
four
district
natives!
wee
charged
under
the
Game;
Aft
in
..lit
,Mn
Mortimer
(Near
CFPU)
Sclirriule
for
Next
Wednesday
"A"
Leaeue
Wallace's
Dept.
vs.
Shenton
Sheet:
Oreat
West
Rnl-
Gratifying
attendance,
inclad-
The
coaster
freighter,
"Alaska
Prince,"
Capt.
Thomas
Garrick,
was
here
from
Vancouver
yesterday,
unloading
general
cargo.
d
T7Z
W'-lt.;
I'-K-many
new
members,
Indi
cated
the
increasing
interest
Bers:
niow-Outs
vs
Rnn
r.f
Mi.r.
and
costs.
Appealing
before
nbinj
&
Heating
that
is
being
taken
and
the
de-
Cantels
way.
vs
Fashlon
Foot.
wiai.sirai,e
w.
u.
Vance
were
Henry
MacDonald,
Henry
Ryan,
Peter
Robertson
and
Chester
Bolton.
They
sold
furs
to
city
lur
buyers.
Hie
to
support
work
on
behalf
w-''
HenrlninnPr,
v..
phrwr.
Overwaitea
vs
Cook's
cooks
Jewellers;
jewellers;
'
ninth
trick.
He
also
figured
that
ing
lead
cut
the
entries
to
one.
which
favor
all
the
different
of
the
hospital,
marked
the
Frl'
R3
hh
5
Bulkley
Market
vs
Miller
Bay
since
he
was
so
short.
In
dla-
Mr.
Abel
won
the
first
trick
types
of
players.
This
one
hap-monthly
meeting
Thursday
,
weifnt-e
rlumuln"
vs
&('-
Hospital;
Scuby's
Furs
vs
Booth
monds,
his
partner
might
be
able
!
with
the
queen
in
dummy,
led
a
pened
to
favor
Mr.
Meek.
And
night
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
,f.,
,
School;
Cloverieafs
s
Penguin
to
stop
the
suit
and
lead
spade
diamond
to
his
ace
and
then
a
he
enjoyed
it.
of
Prince
Rupert
General
Hoa-j
B
"sue"
Hobby;
Ideal
Cleaners
vs
Op-
up
to
him.
And
besides
(we
may
club
back
to
the
king.
When
he
.
pital.
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe,
pre.sl-
i-rmmig
vs
wonraas;
iimists.
as
well
admit)
Mr.
Meek
has
a
played
the
king
of
diamonds
he
1
For
Action,
Advertise!
"an
dent,
was
in
the
chair.
!
:i
.
w
t
111
1
1
11
ii
The
first
British
naval
to
visit
Esquimau,
B
C,
liMS
Con-lance
in
1848.
1
1
1
1
1
if
"in
was
Reports
on
a
tea
and
raffle
on
i
February
1
were
presented
by
'
Mis.
L.
M.
Greene,
convener,
j
and
Mrs;
A.
M.
Hurst,
respec-
lively.
Both
of
these
affairs
were
eminently
successful.
j
Mis.
A.
Boa.v
reixirted
on
the
Library
Hervlr-e.
It.
was
decided
!
IARCHAND
ICE
HEATERS
?0RTEX
OIL
fBURNERS
NE
PLUMBING
MAS
FIXTURES
to
buy
siil)si
ipl
ions
to
current
niarpuines
most
requested
by
trie
patients,
A
letter
of
thanks
from
D.
C.
iONE174
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rs
and
Alteration
Chop
Siicy
-
Chow
Mein
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CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
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t
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B
274
Stevenson,
administrator
of
the'
hospital,
for
the
work
of
the
j
Auxiliary
in
buying
furniture
and
drapes
for
the
living
room
'
of
the
new
Nurses'
Home
mid
the
establishing
of
a
Library
Service
to
patients
was
rend.
Buih
of
the-e
projects
hud
met
with
the
approval
and
satisfaction
of
all
concerned.
j
it.
was
decided
to
hold
a.
rum-
j
in:i;e
sale
May
4
and
5.
j
11
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Mii.U1
Ino'llA'c
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&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
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or
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363
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Have
a
Good
Meal!
NEW
CITY
CAFE
.way
i,
ri'imnc
"'""'h""
"
birthday,
is
observed
as
Hospital
Day
and
the
Auxiliary
plans
a
tea
for
that
d-.iy.
j
Mis.
Boas,
Mrs.
Lemon
and
Mrs.
Hur.st
are
undertaking
the
task
of
shipping
old
blankets
to
be
made
over
into
bedthrows
for
hospital
beds.
Mrs.
Norton
Youngs
reported
that
she
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Large
had
completed
the
purchase
of
toys
and
books
with
money
that
had
been
donated
to
the
Auxiliary
at
Christmas
lime
by
the
Rotary
Club.
These
toys
are
t.)
be
left
in
the
hospital
children's
ward.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Auxiliary
will
be
held
March
15.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
Pelt,
Mrs.
A.
S.
Nicker.son
'and
Mrs.
Boas
at
the
close
of
:,t;he
meeting.
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