V
Prince
Rupert
Dcniy
Hews
Wednesday,
November
H,
lMci
Hockey
Scores
Duck
Hunting
Good
in
Spots
OL
DAILY
NEWS
jtral
Interior
RAVELS
the
shots
of
the
hunters,
who
The
Canadian
banking
system
v-.ii.u.
tho
Ink
is
one
of
the
consists
of
the
Bank
of
Canada,
Many
duck
hunters
returned
,
best
duck
hunting
ponds
m
the
a
go
3'
Monday,
glad
to
have
had
an
j
area
as
it
is
bordered
by
wild
bant
and
Jfth
,w
3Tm
ouung.
but
a
litUe
dejected
over
eats
fT".
agencies
NATIONAL
Chicago
3,
Boston
1
PACIFIC
COAST
Victoria
2,
Edmonton
6
Tacoma
0,
New
Westminster
6
PACIFIC
COAST-OKA
NAG
AN
Vernon
4,
Kerrisdale
7
have
nuic
bin
um
i
name
mime
tne
attitude
J
UlC
uuud,
a.i
mrj
jyitajivruiie,
j-u
ovruawi.
(
winged
high
and
-scattered
after
(turned
Monday
from
near
the
across
tfre
country.
it--.
i-c.t
t-Vnto
Imu
TJiu&r
mnnt
H
Hi
nartV
i
"
ifn
-natns
1
liiiuuib
nere.
-mere
are
-
....
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writf'
viilua
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'
k.i-iiur
gcuing
man
lllC
ilia
oihj
io.
iiiMA
"
i
-j
t
ti.Unt
rtip
fiurk.
"Thev
were
few
'i
-
11111
ik
'
b;llh
at
Hotel
An-
une,
sum
Mrs.
jonn
mcholl-chiik.
"My
husband
John,
falher-in-law
John,
my
son
John,
but
rUL
iuciv
was
a
vj
U1
1
"
-
j
...
...
.
iled
by
P
E
York
who
brought
end
far
between
and
,
wild.
It
Just
j
back
a
two-day
limit
each
from
(doesn't
seem
liie
right
season
for.
twpntv
vPArv
Ann
i-v,,
lust
summei,
wncu
,Vavel!lng
and
living
1
..
..,
,mmiT.
there
will
I
we
can
mm
jacKie,
ne
s
doing
t
school
by
corre.snondcnco
now.
v.
7
'
.
m
mm
ft
If
south
of
here.
-
T'ari
'eoltl
wator
1,1
a11
be(j":and
my
husband's
cousin
John
in
SPO&VUiilciren
May
Mate
on
New
i
"The
sky
was
black
with
ducks,
I
jrs.
R.
S.
Collinson
returned
mallards
and
golden
eyes
most-
on
the
prince
George
today
'rom
ily,"
said
Ferry
York
who
accom-j
,
h
lh
She
spent
ineol-eJ
weeks
In
the
Eastern
Curling
Rink
in
rr.
Rupert
Caic
opens
snorny,
unu
mat
jonn
spells
his
name
Nik-w
)H,.r
parlor,
has
been
j
claychuk
"
Found
this
Mrs.
John
,'rtt
weeks,
j
N-
i
busy
doing
a
silhouette
pic-
''.i'-:c
Mrs.
Clarence
Hlc-
ture.
Sim
Is
handicraft
minded,
jit;
'
Mrs.
Hickenbotham
I
and
makes
most
of
the
clothes
;
(iull
mumrnt.
Keeps
j
toi
her
four
girls
too.
Baby,
now
,l's
af'er
two
children,1;
three,
was
born
wilh
a
bottom
makes
baby
clothes
:
iront
tooth,
which
Is
still
there.
j
the
trip.
One
goose,
also
fell
to
States
off
their
membership
Betore
curlers
go
Into
action
work
'
November
1J,
1931
Senior
League
basketball
saw
CIJRA
down
32
Taxi
20
-17
in
an
all-out
s;ramble
iu
the
near-tie
game
last
night.
said
Mr.
Moore
fnllnu.-lrir
mmn
ct
nn
of
tne
new
uues
Fosltion
Is
also
ooen
for
a
club
I
r
liairau'ssi-i
hairdresser
at
ai
van-
....-j
H;ld
jnterestliig
talk
with
i:.,,.
hump
s
rii.-.i
mu
Frank
rraiiK
Leska.
Lesiui,
was
was
In
in
newspaper
newspaper
'".'r
N
R
rink
at
Seal
Cove,
Prince
Rupert
children
will
have
the
opportunity
of
skating
for
about
a
week.
At
least,
that
is
the
intention
of
the
Curling
Club
executive
which
met
last
night.
ii'"'"
"
-
----
j
urni
-
duuui
v
juiin;un
i,
.
and
and
now
now
f
fhe
he
la
U
j
wory.
M,me
time,
now
selling.
"By
Styles,
Matheson,
Stalker
1,
Mur-idicrall
club,
where
!
hpl.
her
walk
walk
nn
.
t
of
h(,r
tl-.-is.-m
4.
Lambie.10.
steward
and
ice
maker.
During
the
conversion
program,
the
man
would
act
as
foreman
of
reconstruction.
:
Meantime,
a
constitution
has
I
.,'
iiiii
LOOK
what
you
get
with
an
t-t
she
Is
an
Englishwoman
j(.;lc:l
leatnerciaiL,
put
,mi
'ie
pictures,
wood
32
Tan
D.
Ourvlch
4,
Katcn-ford
2,
S.
Gurvish
2,
D.
Stalker,
Ross
7,
Kenny
2.
Was
told
by
Miss
Tester,
this
Another
nnoiiier
period
priiuu
u
ot
skating
ona.'i,
been
ucca
drawn
uiawn
up
up
and
aim
will
wiu
be
pre-
.,eork.
shcllwork,
tat-,
war
what
she
said
to
Mr.
Wilson,
(
pit:-;
would
be
allowed
following
the
(
sented
at
a
general
nwetine
next
;
nvn
V
n
17
Til
I1T
.
.
..dieting.
when
I
was
noticed
crossing
to
jj,
eyn.-rt
paper
flower
llCant.i
uwaui.iv
Uj
AJ
eilL
cut.
c
(
uuuu
Miss
Hlin.1
Tes-
.
c.-j-
have
been
entered
"
,
nnpn
Npw
Year-S
or-anl7.ri
hv
Mra
w
r
,rinp!
Five
ric
teams
v:uiiio
.
ter
busy
cutting
papers
together
;
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
p,jt
I
wisn
i
uiuii
t
HHV17
:i(1
lock
after,"
sho
told
iweanwiniB,
wun
is
i,u..i."...o
j
Thev
a
e
10
sena
to
aunt
in
rwiKiumi.
i
jueaue
ior
tins
sraun
;i
"fu
blaav
at
conversion
ui
n.n
i
H-.1,.
ri,i
atr.
'
sir-wing
how
the
west
welcomed
everybody
on
the
ec-jroyai
couple.
Aunt,
Mrs.
Fiibille-
CharlS
afS
ag.io
is
p
President.
Moore.
says
cub
piilsld,nt
NceJy
,
Aiile
"
'Kl
JacoD
Kog.
,
Wri
htt;an
has
Dartlcular
In
NEW
YORK
A
title
bout
be-!
Last
week-end
17
club
mem-
4
4
.1,.
Hi.'
odd
moose
occa-,
lPrest
as
)lu.sband
was
personal
f-hich
makes
up
'"'
Ul(
i
attendant
to
King
Edward
VII.
he
lidded,
when
I
j
gpenj.
fascinating
time
explor-
7
,
in
'-lil
--SV
'
,
,
.-
.
.
.
,
tween
world
heavvweis'ht
chain-
bers
turned
out
in
a
working
Dee
j
r-iup
duimg
.ni-ra.-...
fester's
scrao-book
pion
Max
Shmeling
and
former
and
removed
the
flooring
from
heavyweight
champion
Jack
the
building.
Other
work
Is
be-
.Millan
H-n
.
F(mnd
hoto
of
HaU
We're
great
on
!
Uwnpsey
Is
mooted
here
byjngdonetobrir.gtheclubhou.se
row
burnt
down
fire-!
at
Endako
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR!
SW
-ICS
F0(H
KSPT
CHEM
"
said
Miss
Tes-
"
"r'
":.,..
.
i"
.
.,
,
,i,.i
h
ter.
Jncobson's
.store
is
on
that
,Hiip-rt
since
1!)1!).
and
customs'
officer
u
is
a
ma,
said:
"You
never
li,re
you'll
be
on
the
oi
iviutiiHuu
oquaie
uuiucu.
n.
t
r
uuiiipic-i.v
n..w
w.in,6
nrnnrueri
h.iut.
in
Los
Ari2f
lex
bp-
:
ta
be
done
and
the
club
Is
offer-
Kite.
Tlu-r.!
was
'me
of
Mulligan
Hotel
therp
in
11)23.
Particularly
tween
Scheling
and
Mickey
Wal-
j
ing
mtmbersmps
to
SKinea
ker
was
thrown
out
by
the
-
tradesmen
"who
would
like
to
champion's
manager,
Joe
Jacobs,
i
:
"1
intpresl
in
wfire
photos
of
i
M
s.
Jacobson
T'lrnhsnn
at
at
dough."
"Slim"
wmiams.
Williams,
and
and
p
()..
Mrs.
Iiimb
tao,
Jit,
P,
aSAcnqeri
dogs,
who
came
from
Copper
Centre,
Alaska,
to
see
If
Alaska
H.phwav
could
be
brought
down
Remember
when?
4
uld-timer.
Mrs.
Schaler
,ie
said
they
minht
have
when
her
girls
go
to
t;.iol
Mrs.
Braman
has
Warren
Wriuht's
irreat
colli
To
Vancouver
i
today
I
F.
Into
B.C.
When
he
got
to
Hazel-ton,
he
ran
out
of
snow,
and
had
Uhirlaunw
fllmivort
Viis
turn-
Hvrni-
Ml
Pnmell
On
V
id
Wood.
BASKETBALL
SHOES
t
;
put
auto
wlv.-els
on
his
sleign,
jinr!
ennin
his
wolf
strain
hus-
year-o!d
career
by
winning
lh-.
;
J.
L.
Hamilton,
Rae
Lewis,
John
Walden
Stakes
at
Pimlico,
11
1
Johannsor,
W.
Lundrigan,
R.
years
ago,
boosting
his
first-
i
Lundrigan,
George
Robinson,
J.
ku,
with
leather
moccasins.
He
finally
made
Chicago.
Photo
of
i
year
earnings
to
n,275.
Whirl-1
Webster,
w.
S.
Jones,
ueorge
leading
dog,
only
one
who
could
j
away
went
on-
to
take
the
triple
!
Dibb,
D.
Hardy,
D.
C.
Coen,
W.
ho
aiinniurhnl
hv
stranerrs.
crown
the
followlne
season
the
',
Witman.
Mr.
Foreman!
D.
Boyd.
,,iui:
'.
otic
which
sings
all
fi..
other
is
a
dud,"
she
'Vs
a
pretty
color,
but
istiiii
"
Mrs.
Ilaroldson
has
teaching.
Called
at.
t!.i
re
Mrs
Aulin.
up
ffom
,
frri
small
son,
Is
teaching
a-lit
children.
Often
i
jp.,it
diflerenot;s
between
ie-
so
stressed
In
teaching,
Am
talk
to
little
Cana-
For
shows
big
colored
pom-pom
on
(Kentucky
Derby,
the
P,-eaknessj
To
Sandspit
(
today
i
A.
Quan,
back
Of
neck,
to
prevent
"Slim,";
and
the
Belmont
Stakes.
'A.
Pypvi.
'
from
beomiiiR
snow-blind,
i
ew
i
-"
"
"
MEN
years
later,
carrying
Diue-eyen
i
;r')ut
little
Australians,
Siberian
dog.
"Bandy"
Annan
is
In
photo,
taken
outside
Annan
Hotel.
ai
t-xpi'i't
tliem
to
look
p.lli
rent
from
ourselves.
ii!Mrs
Belt,
her
son
and
and
BOYS
i-lciintins
arrival
that
Mansons,
Rainmakers
Score
In
Double
Bill
.Mansons
61,
Gordon
&
Anderson
IS
Rainmakers
59,
CCC
300
43
Frascr
&
Payne
52,
Merchants
31
Maple
Leafs
27,
Annunciation-12
it
ui
Matthew
Brings
An
electric
refrigerator
gives
you
so
much
of
the
things
that
make
for
happy
housekeeping.
Foods
always
so
fresh
and
tasty
and
never
a
bit
of
waste
or
spoilage.
Tor
economy,
for
convenience,
for
all
'round
'round
satisfaction,
satisfaction,
you
you
can't
can't
beat
beat
an
an
dtttr
electric
refrigerator.
refrigerator.
Make
Make
it
it
a
a
point
point
to
to
see
see
the
the
new
new
models
models
soon.
soon.
4
Mrs.
Belt's
brother,
"Jumping
Jupiter
.
.
.
did
I
forget,
to
pay
the
phone
bill?"
"I
know
darn
well
I
paid
that
bill.
What
kind
of
bookkeepers
you
got
around
here?"
"Aw,
that's
only
the
first
notice.
.
.
.
let
'em
sweat
awhile."
from
Good
auld
OlaS'
Featuring
'.'.hut
made
you
come
a
askrd.
and
immediate
I
pi;
"I've
cnme
out
to
seek
living
than
I
got
at
J
can"
ha
a
glimpse
next
ifMa".htv,
looking
like
true
i:;jd
an
ulit-adv.
.
;i'
bf
rertaln
amount
of
Floral
emblems
of
the
prairte
piovincen
are
the
crocus
iMan.),
the
prairie
lily
'Sask.i,
and
the
wild
rose
'Alta.)
A
twin
bill
last
night
gave
spectators
a
thrilling
senior
basketball
show
as
CCC
300
the
cellar
team
so
fargave
Rainmakers
a
good
run
for
their
money.
ended
59-4o
for
Hieh
School,
when
Cel
1
fiK
nll
I
'
OS
.L
"
FASHION
ISHH
..
)VE
RS
EAS
MAILING
lulose
mainstays
Marshall
and
Dumas
left
the
floor.
Rainmakers
started
off
at
a
j
'
fast
pace
with
a
good
lead,
but
etball
referee
from
Vancouver
CCC
300
tied
with
scores
see-
j
here
on
a
business
trip,
sawing
until
10
minutes
after;
Green
called
them
close
and
half
time.
Peterson
for
Cellulose
!
just,
giving
29
fouls
to
High
'
was
high
scorer
with
13
points,
j
School,
25
to
Cellulose,
21
to
It's
NOT
too
eorlv
to
think
ootwear
!
ilUMlM
Mil
irtllLUai
obout
overseas
moiling
Best
game
of
tne
two,
however,
;uoia
ana
ii
10
muiuuiu.
in
i'WhiTJ:
HV
xHuKTv!
......
I
pers
of
players
soared
several
times
at
the
calls.
-
-
in.
r.
,-,
I
1
1
illllll
1
.
was
Mansons
vs.
Gordon
&
Anderson.
Jewellers,
in
their
new
uniforms,
seemed
to
have
added
imnotiia
Inst
1U.M,
iiifcin-
nisrht
which
led
We
have
n
wonderfu!
stock
of
Gift
Wrappings
and
Christmas
Cards
I
ntor
Rpferep
fireen
said
he
I
liked
iiKeu
the
wit;
brand
uiawu
ui
of
ball
utxn
played
uju
l
imprius
I
them
to
a
high
score
of
61
over
jast
niht
and
thought
it
was
r-
B
A
'a
AQ
I
-
-
..
....
,J
nr.
.111.1
Coninf
"R"
witnessed.
Once
the
hardware
men
pass-
j
basketball
he
has
How
did
it
compare
to
Senior
A
ed
the
consistent
lead
of
Man-
energetic
mm
nromnted
Dv
ball?
"Well,
I
don't
know,"
answered
Green.
"But
seems
it's
not
quite
up
to
the
top
ball
playing
Flaten
who
was
high
scorer
with
17
points.
A
feature
of
both
senior
games
was
Stan
Green,
senior
A
bask-
down
south."
lV-rrnviFniATE
fraser
:
Pnvne
whloDed
Mer
chants
in
the
Intermediate
i.fiTim
tussle
52-31
as
Wesch
turned
in
seven
baskets
to
top
scoring
of
the
game.
High
man
for
Merchants
was
Erikson,
with
-
mJf
H
-
w
eiuht
Doints.
In
the
tunlor
bill.
Maple
Leafs
more
than
doubled
scoring
oi
v!
tf
The
British
Columbia
Distillery
Co.Ltd.
Ji
Annunciation
which
ended
n-
19
Forbes
was
strone
man
for
the
winners
with
seven
points,
Morrison
nexi
wun
six
ana
mc
fiJP'T
proudly
presents
a
distinguished
lfeC
-
-
selection
of
B.C.
fine
)
rest
fairly
evenly
divioea.
uur-,
cotte
of
Annunciation
scored
four,
along
with
Presty.
SCORING
JjiTX
ISM
Canadian
Whiskies
and
m
T
.
Senior
YXH
fcTl
II
C
London
Drv
Gin.
fZlli
f
Mansons
Arney
15.
Spring
!
11,
Webster
11,
Olson
14,
Bill
9,
Walsh
1,
Youngman.
nnrriiin
Kj.
Anderson
Holke-
stad
4,
Flaten
17,
Ciccone
8.
Hebb
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Announcement
MEMBERSHIP
MEETING
and
DAHCE
FOR
Co-Op
and
Credit
Union
Members
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
Thursday,
Mov.
IS,
1951,
at
8:00
p.m.
Quest
"Peakera
will
be
B.
A.
Monrufet,
Managing
Director
Bob
Donaldson
of
the
of
the
B.C.
Credit
Union
League
and
U
B.C.
Extension
Department.
will
be
served.
Films
will
be
shown
and
refreshments
Tickets
can
be
obtained
at
all
Co-op
stores.
Admission
free.
Boulter,
Moore
4,
inompson
!
io,
KrLstmanson.
Pierce
2,
Cur-
i,
I
rie
2.
CCC
300
Dumas
2,
Marshall
8,
!
Hill
5,
Brew
7,
Brown,
Hopkins,
Peterson
13,
Little
5,
Anderson
3.
Rainmakers
Morrison
2.
Si-
monson
2,
Nickerson
9,
Watson
9,
Young
12,
tail
a,
ciccone
o,
Sather
7,
Letourneau
4,
McKay
2.
Intermediate
Fraser
&
Payne
Wesch
14,
Christoff
G,
Pederson
1,
Parnell
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Smith
6,
Parnell
4,
Smith
8.
Merchants
Sedgwick,
Erikson
Mcintosh
6.
McFarlane
4,
Water,
Phipps
2,
Brown,
Wing,
Leighton
6,
Jetirey
a.
-funinr
Sponsored
by:
Fishermen's
Credit
Union.
The
Prince
Rupert
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has
nas
7,
McKay,
Shenton
5,
Federsen,
Forward.
Parnell
2.
Morrison
8,
greatly
increased
its
facilities
over
the
past
past
few
few
years
years
growing
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iui
in
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world
markets
an
expansion
program
that
keeps
pace
ith
the
rapidly
with
British
Columbia
growth
and
prosperity.
Stewart
3,
Donaldson
2.
and
has
builc
up
its
stoats
io
Keep
r
Annunciation
Desormeux,
Toth
2.
Bury,
Fitzgerald
2,
Tur-cotte
4,
Smith,
Dumas,
Presty
4,
Letourneau.
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This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Colu,
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