E
nir.
THE
I't
tov.
February
17,
lULKlVI
m
I
id
Tfi
I1A
.h'
'la
HAZELTON
,t
Defeated
New
Town
By
3
to
i
Score
roil,
Feb.
17:
The
New
i.
jckey
team
visited
the
nne
more
last
'Saturday
Hazelton
Indian
team
j,
w
Hazelton
by
ft
3
to
2
half
was
a
rough
one.
ur
boys
forgot
that
they
k
kjiting
rink
and
ll
look-
,
xing
and
wrestling
ring
.
.meats.
.I
half
was
not
so
rough
M-iwatt
scored
two
and
i
l
of
the
Hazelton
goals.
.
f(jrmerly
of
Hazelton,
nir
New
Hazelton.
Neal
Indian
of
Hazelton
also
tor
New
Hazelton.
iard
Averages
Junior
League
a.
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LN
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10
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1200
1724
1900
1714
1519
1507
1458
1(874
1059
919
1838
548
1445
1795
1433
1592
1583
1546
335
328.-
XM
1244
604
Av.
200
192
190
190
190
183
187
186
184
184
184
182
181
180
179
177
174
172
168
1W
159
158
151
5
E'ftrr.
local
manager
t'-'-
Fisheries,
and
Mrr.
!s.i.f
been
spending
the
;
!rnla.
are
expecten
'lie
city
from
th
Princess
Adelaide
on
rr'.'Kin
LAND
ACT
'
n
Iclonllim
to
apply
to
!.
x
rtott
Island
DUtrtct
District
of
Prince
R-e
ii
the
8outhrlj
prt
:and.
Parry
Pairagv
twfl
re
udJoliUnf
the
r
the
tnnl
Booth
'
txi
S74.
Queen
Char-
"
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tot
the
Home
OU
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'.
ff
Vancouver.
British
im'i
m
a
merchandlf
n
nn
;o
apply
for
.1
Winn
deacrtbed
land"
ft!
post
planted
at
the
Mr
of
the
fractional
ie
fraction!
Soutb-et
t74,
Queen
Dhartatte
H-
leuce
South
one
chain
:ow
water
mark:
thenre
.utr
mark
in
a
South
'
20
chains
more
or
1cm
i'
of
the
Bouth-weat
con
'
irm-t
tonal
Wrt
half
or
uiliaat
quarter
of
LM
rtii
one
chain
inert
id
3outh-Mt
eofner,
i-ierir
following
thr
'"
"I
the
aald
Lot
fli.
1
Ichk
to
point
of
coin
-1
'mtining
two
(11
nam
on
titSrrRttjuTbha
UU1TED,
Krtwn
I
Page,
Agent.
.
1
fth,
lBja
'ItTTKH
or
THE
"ATIMIM.-THATlON
t'T"
and
'
tTTT.U
Of
THE
K.STATK
OI'
'
I.IDIIV
MU.VIM.K.
ii:-k.sI:i
y
order
of
the
Hon-Morruwn,
C3lef
Juathe
re
court
Of
BrltUh
Do-
"th
Disetnuor,
131,
I
'
Administrator
at
trt(!k
uodyf
MuiVflleV
"
"
loaa.
'utf
if
ltst
u"u'
BACON'
th?
tie
Having
claim
agalnat
tlf
re
hereby,
required
tn
lor
me
properiy
veruiea
on
"
th
February.
1932;
ami
"
iiik
maebted
to
the
al
mntby
roonared
to
pay
t
'
'iw'lr
mrtebtedneM
ito
mf
';:''Hrj.
B.C..
this
8th
day
OtHclo!
Mminfctraih.-.
l.ANh
NOTlCri
(
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,
,
...
....
.
(
iirirgj
giren
tna
I.
lrl,
,
km...
hj
ine
commiaaioner
oi
"
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to
purchti
the
Citt
'
a
le
is
mv
pom
aoout
11,
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rl
Jrw
,
TutoeoMah
rot
,
,
Z'lr
ny,
Thence
10
.
ien.
thenr
SO
chalna
to
"
iimenoement,
6ontalninf
0
This
SPORT
CHAT
the
city
of
Winnipeg
is
"strong
en
good
women
swimmers,
increased
membership,
new
recdra.,
established,
assistance
of
the
city
In
the
form
of
a
beautiful
new
tahk,
and
many
other
signs
'
bp-speaking
a
healthy
condition,
plac-ce
Winnipeg
swimming
clubs
In
an
almost
unique
position.
.
This
cbm-fortlne
sltuitlon
was
onlv
hmnoht
1
about
through
hard
work,
ability1
.and
sacrifice
of
private
time
jy
eral
years.
The
two
leading
women't
club
in
Winnipeg,
th?
Women's
Amateur
and
the
Victoria
Ladles,
are,
and
always
have
beefe
blewed
with
efficient
officers,
enthusiasts
who
have
given
unstlnt
Ingly
in
various
ways
and
who
have
preferred
to
work
behind
th-scenei.
Perhaps
the
most
notable
mem
ber
is
Vera
Turtln.
She
might
be
termed
a
"Winnipeg
product."
or
rather
a
W.AJ3.C.
In
1921
a
non-swlmmer.
The
following
year
she
swam
across
the
tank,
a
distance
of
13
yards,
to
obtain
her
learner'
certificate
from
the
public
batlu.
being
then
11
years
of
age.
At
14
she
won
the
girl's,
Manitoba
cham
plonthlp.
and
from
then
on
each,
time
out
she
took
her
titles
with
monotonous
regularity.
Breaking
records
became,
a
habit
and
to
date
she
holda
every
Manitoba
re
cord.
Her
most
successful
season
were
in
1927
and
1928.
She
uncov
ered
new
Canadian
marks
for
the
50
and
100
yards,
and
In
Toronto
m
iZ7.
was
one
of
the
three
'.o
lower
the
440
yards
Canadian
trmr-
Many
champions
have
ben
pre
duced
fcy
the
V.LB.C.
.
The
name
of
Mrs.
H.
J.
Taunton.
Hazel
Kew
ler,
Ursula
Morris,
Olive
Hanley.
tare
dotted
eve
The
"record
books"?!
oast
years,
while
today
Mirjorte
Lee
Is
supreme
In
all
major
ram
holding
the
Manitoba
titles
for
50.
100
and
220
yards
and
one
mi
For
the
past
three
years
Miss
Let-has
been
club
champion
and
it
now
swimming
In
a
style
which
suggest
even
bigger
things.
HOCKEY
SCORES
7.
Detroit
2,
New
York
Rangers
2.
New
York
Americans
1.
Montreal
Toronto
0.
Boston
3.
You
can
pay
more
but
you
cannot
find
a
purer,
clearer
gin
than
.
.
.
$3.15
Rep.
Quart
BASKETBALL
AT
TERRACE
High
School
Drops
First
Game
ofi
Season
to
Native
gons
.
'
i
TERRACE,
Feb.
17:
The
High.
School
lost
their
first
game
In
the
j
eague
mis
season
wnen
iney
dowi
ed
to
the
Native
Sons
by
a
score
of
j
16
to
24.
The
game
was
the
fastest
that
has
been
seen
here
for
some
time,
both
teams
showing
plenty
of
speed.
The
play
was
evenly
divided
but
the
High
School
fell
down
bad
ly
In
their
shooting
while
the
Native
Sons
made
the
beet
of
most
of
their
shots.
Johnstone
and
Oken
were
the
outstanding
players
for
the
Hieh
School
while
Mlchiel
and
Kerr
played
well
for
the
Native
Sons.
The
teams
were:
High
.
School
S.
McLeod
4).
Johnstone
(6),
Olsen
46),
Kerr,
Green
16.
Native
Sona-Burnett
J),
Smith
(6),
Kerr
7.
Michiel
(8),
Qraham
24.
In
an
exhibition
game
the
Town
took
Vanarsdol
Into
camp
by
a
score
of
29
to
23.
It
was
only
by
a
last
minute
rally
that
the
Town
was
able
to
win
this
game,
the
score
j
being
15
to
10
for
Vftnarsdol
at
half,
time.
Feak
and
Burton
were
outstand
ing
for
Vanarsdol,
while
both
of
the
Vanarsdol
guards
couldnt
keep
Thomas
from
scoring
almost
at
will
for
the
Town.
The
teams
Were:
Vanarsdol
Mason
(2),
Feak
til),
Burton
1
10),
Nelson,
Campbell
23.
Town-W.
McLeod
f2(,
Nelson
18),
Thomas
(16).
Kenney
3,
France;
In
the
ladles
game
the
Dubs
eas-
defeated
the
DumbelU
by
a
score
A
S3
to
10.
The
Dabs
owe
their
vie
bjry
largely
to
Margaret
Glass
who
Jcored
13
points.
CRIBBAGE
IS
PLAYED
Canadian
Nktional
Recreation
Association
Crtbbage
League
results
tat
night
XLre
tts
follows:
Round
House
7,
General
Office
20.
Slatlh
11
Car
Shops
11
League
Standing
$1.55
Rep.
Pint
STERLING
London
Dry
GIN
W.
L.
PL
General
Offlce
78
57
78
Station
71
164
71
Car
Shops
61
74
61
Round
House
60
75
60
nor
one
that
equals
Sterling
for
smooth
delicate
flavor
and
value.
ll-
Uut
CmIm)
Baard
Mall
Vf
Ml
at
l
lfvl
fr
Itnlrr
Ocparlmaal,
VlvtorU,
II.
advertisement
Is
not
punllshid
or
displayed
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
by
ji-n
tha
Llquoi
'5
THE
DAILY
NXVfS
PAJ3E
FIV2
""
i
LOOK
HERE
For
DAY
to
DAY
RECORD
of
GOALS
SCORED.
Ill
NATIONAL
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
...
On
the
!
sponing
page
of
your
daily
paper
illustrated
at
the
right.
That
column
of
figu
AdHitionsl
entry
blanks
mty
bt
tmrtdfrom
your
nearest
dealer.
1
not
available,
copy
the
coupon
below.
,'Thii
and
'additional
estimates
roust
be
mailed
to
Turret
Cigarette
Hockey
Contest,
f.O.
Box
1180,
Montreal,
P.QVbh
br
before
March
5,
J932.
Total
Goal
Estimate
Scored
Total
Goals
Scored
Team
Season
of
Season
of
1U1-32-
1WO-J1
(Exclusive
of
play-offs)
BOSTON
143
-
CANADIENS
129
.
TORONTO
118
CHICAGO
108
RANGERS
106
.
MAROONS
105
DETROIT
102
AMERICANS
,
76
......
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Address.
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to
Rent,
6
tooms,
Shd
Ave.
B.
Llpsln,
Acme
Importers.
tf
tX)R
RENT
Modem
Stucco
house,,
Blggar
Place.
Phone
Green
378
,
tf
.FOUR
OR
five
roomed
furnished
apartment.
$15
f
month,
Mussa;-
lem
Grocery.
1
(tf)
1
-
rrr
FOR
RENT
Modern
bungalow,
Third
Avenue.
MeCutcheon.
941
Third
Avenue
West.
t
.
'
r
1
rrf
1
"
"
FOR
RENT
Clean,
well
furhishwl
modern
2-room
suite
with
bath
Palmer
Apartmen'te,
phone
Ret?
444.
tr
FOR
RENT
Small
five-room
cottage
with
Elecftie
Range
and
heater,
also
Electric
fire-place.
Apply
J.
Johns
Red
248
.
JS
FOR
RENT
Five-room
Wttage
or
Third
Ave.
Suitable
for
tea
room,
agency
headquarters'
dressmaker,
beauty
parlors,
or
any
business
needing
publicity.
Phone
98.
FOR
RENT
Steam
heated
apartments,
five
large
rooms,
kltcher
range
centrally
located;
$35.03
per
mon'h.
Eight-room
dwelling,
hot
wate
heating,
Mfth
Avenue
West.
At
ply.
McCaffery,
Gibbons
Si
Col-tart
Ltd.
FOR
RENT
Any
person
can
do
business
on
Third
Avenue
'ntf
have
good
living
quarters
by
renting
the
cottage
next
door
to
the
Dally
News.
Only
$20
a
month.
Its
a
great
opportunity
AGENTS
WANTED
AGENTS
wanted
for
GeSco
products.
Small
capital
will
star'
you
in
a
profitable
business
Write
O.
E.
Symington
Co.,
Port
Arthur,
Ont.
33
FOUND
FOUND
Bunch
of
keys
on
cha'-Ownei
can
have
them
by
paying
for
this
advertisement
at
th?
Dally
News.
tf
WANTED
HELP
WANTED
you
will
find
the
section,
res
marked
"F'
is
the
one-which
indicates
the
total
of
goals
scored
by
each
team
to
date.
And,
the
figures
in
that
.
Same
column
after
the
final
gam
on
'
March
2?nd
will
decide
whether
you
will
win
ohe
of
those
big
capital
prizes.
Last
year's
figures
for
column
"F
appear
in
the
entry
blank
below
your
job
is
to
esti
mate
what
they'll
bethisyear.
Each
day's
goals
change
the
probable
results
so
send
an
entry
every
day
.
.
.
you
won't
want
to
miss
your
share
of
that
J
15,000
Prize
Money.
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
of
WANTED
to
rent
modern
house.
3
bedrooms.
Phone
Blue
789.
41
EARN
upwards
of
$25
weekly
growing
mushrooms
for
us
this
spring
In
cellars
and
sheds.
Begin
now.
Illustrated
booklet
free.
Canadian
Mushroom
Company,
DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING
and
Alterations
Canada,
Limitei
Prices
reasonable,
Mrs.
Boutell.j
Pheno,Blue
805.
40
'
SALVAGE
&
TOWING
"If
it's
on
or
unaer
the
water
we
do
it."
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Salvape
Co.
Ltd.
Fully
Equipped
ror
Diving
aurl
General
Salvage
Work
gents
for
EASTIIOPE
ENGINES
3oats
and
Scows
of
all
descriptions
for
Charter
Row
Boats
and
Canoes
for
Hire
BARGAINS
IN
GAS
ENGINES
Northern
B.C.
Distributors
Coolldge
Propellers
Sand
and
Gravel
in
any
quantity
delivered
anywhere
by
water
Thone
Day
oi
Night
564
f.O.
Box
1564
TRANSFERS
CAMERON'S
Transrer
Phone
177
tor
Dry
Birch,
Cedar
and
Jack
Pine.
,
tf
Typewriters
for
Rent
by
day,
week
or
month
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latin
Phone
234
Silversides
Bros.
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WALLFArEK'-
t-
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Thlrd
Avenue
CHIROPRACTIC
Modern
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Treatments
Given
Phone
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Appointment
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and
519
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Evenings
6
Excnange
B)k.
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AND
ROOM
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Close
in,
locality.
Phone
Blue
390.
gooa
!
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you
goods
with
us
Prince
Rupert's
leading
Auctioneer.
G.
M.
HUNT
3rd
Ave.
Phone
Red
637
The
Auctioneer
Packing
Crating
Wrapping
and
General
Furniture
Repairs
List
your
goods
with
nm
GEO.
J.
DAWES
Phone
Black
120
WOOD
FOR
SALE
Any
Length
Apply
T.
Glenn
and
R.
Vlereek
T.
&
R.
TRANSFER
Painting
and
Paperhanging
By
Day
or
Contract
Charges
Reasonable
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P.
MOLLER
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and
ail
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In
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of
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word
per
insertion
with
six
Insertions
for
the
price
of
four.
By
the
month
the
charge
is
25c
a
word.
No
advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c.
FOR
RENT
Quality
and
Mildneit
u
rret
ICAKETTES
MORTGAGE
Sale
of
Land
Situate
in
Range
5,
Coast
District,
British
Columbia
i
.
under
ana
oy
virtue
oi
ine
powers
W,
.
Lr.
ASpinall
.,
.
.
t-ontained
In
a
certain
In-
Three
Year
Graduate
Chiropractic
,
denture
of
Mortfaee
dated
the
9th
jof
July,
A.D.
1930
which
will
be
pro-'
duced
at
the
time
of
the
sale.
There
j
will
be
offered
tor
sale
by
j
Public
Auction
by
Mr.
Chas.
II.
Thomas,
Auctioneer
of
Terrace,
British
Columbia
at
11
o'clock
forenoon
on
Tuesday,
March
15,
1932
:At
the
Provincial
Police
Of
fice,
at
Terrace,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,'
the
following
property:
All
that
certain
parcel
or
tract
of
land
situate
in
Range
5,
Coast
District,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
and
more
particularly
known
and
described
as
Lot
Thirteen
(13)
District
Lot
361,
Plan
1066
containing
9.7
acres
more
or
less.
Well
fenced.
Good
barn,
house
and
outbuildings.
All
cleared
ahd
about
2
acres
in
small
fruits
land
fruit
Phone
Green
609
Reasonable
price
jj
trees.
Orders
Promptly
Attended
jTRRMS
OF
SALE:
Twenty
cent
cash,
balance
moose
hall
for
rent
;Pcr
upon
ah
Night
Dance
.
25.o.
i
delivery
of
title.
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
$25.00
For
further
particulars
1A
connec-
Publlc
Meetings
$20.t)0ion
with
sale
apply
to-Concert
$35.M
rx.ng
Match
5.Mlvessrs
Patmore
&
Fulton
Darrlsters,
l?rlnce
Ruperl,
British
Columbia,
or
to
Charles
II.
Thomas,
Terrace,
B.C.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
b.C.
this
2dth
day
of
January,
AD.,
1932.
Dally
New
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reauiu.
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