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Chain
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OTTAWA,
Feb.
28:
Dr.
R.
H.
Coates,
Dominion
statistician,
first
witness
to
be
called
at
the
price
spread
and
mass
buying
inquiry
be
ing
conducted
by
a
special
committee
of
the
House
of
Commons,
stated
that
departmental
stores
handled
one-tenth
of
the
nation's
retail
trade,
The
sum
total
of
retail
turnover
In
1931,
Dr.
Coates
stated,
was
$2.-805,000,000.
Turnover
of
chain
stores
was
W
or
$530,733,000
while
department
stores,
doing
over
a
million
dollars
of
business
each
per
year,
turned
over
$234,102,000
or
10.
Dr.
Coates
also
suggested
nine
channels
of
generAl
tt-idv
f
Hoi.
H.
H.
Stevens,
chalrman'of
the
committee,
on
price
spreads
and.
mas
buying.
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that
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and
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suited
to
your
feet
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Monday.
Feb.
20,
1934
Sea
Cadets'
Dance
Enjoyable
Time
Spent
at
Naval
Headquarters
Saturday
Night
By
Young
People
The
Sea
Cadets
held
the
fifth
of
their
series
of
Saturday
night
dances
at
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
headquarters
at
the
week-end,
some
thirty
couples
being
present.
Chief
Petty
Officer
Instructor
J.
Anslow
and
J.
Anslow,
sub-instructor,
were
in
charge.
Refreshments
were
served
and
all
declared
it
a
very
enjoyable
event.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Snowing,
northeast
wind.
20.
Alyansh
Snowing,
calm,
22.
28.
Anyox
Snowing,
northeast
wind,
Stewart
One
Inch
dry
snow,
calm,
27.
Hazelton
Snowing,
calm,
20.
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Snowing,
calm,
mild
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Lake
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calm,
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HOOP
GAME
Prince
Rupert
Girls
Beaten
1?
to
13
In
Second
Match
of
Scries
i
Saturday
I
Play
Exciting
j
i
ltaniiirt
followed
Game
I.oal
,
Ladies
Treated
Well
on
Trip
'
The
Anyox
all-star
ladies
basketball
team
defeated
the
Prince
Ru-ncrt
all-stars
on
Saturday
evening
In
a
very
ercitlng
second
game
of
the
two-game
series
by
a
score
of
17-13.
The
game
started
off
fast
with
Any
ox
girls
breaking
through
and
'
sinking
three
baskets
In
quick
suc-t
cession
while
the
Rupert
girls)
made
but.
one
point
on
a
free
throw.
In
the
second
quarter
the
visiting
i
girls
checked
hard
and
held
the
An-!yox
team
down
to
but
three
more
j
points
while
Lowe,
for
Rupert,
broke
loose
and
made
five
points
i
which
ended
the
score
at
half
time
In
Anyox's
favor,
9
to
6.
In
the
second
half
both
teams
checked
hard
and
played
a
good
fast
game
of
ball
and,
although
the
Rupert
girls
had
many
shots
at
the
basket,
they
could
not
make
them
count,
not
being
used
to
the
high
celling
and
springy
back-board
of
the
Anyox
hall
Mildred
Dresser.
the
star
long
shot
for
the
smelter
town
girls,
made
two
beautiful
bas
kets
from
the
centre
of
the
floor
In
the
second
half.
The
game
In
the
l.40'i
last
quarter
was
very
fast
and
ex-
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02
citing
but
the
Rupert
girls
could
not
overcome
the
lead
and,
with
but
a
tew
minutes
to
go,
Lowe
was
benched
with
four
personals
and
the
ipme
ended
in
a
score
of
17
to
13.
Teams
were:
Anyox
P.
Louden,
B.
Eve
(4),
J.
Pickney
(2),
Mrs.
Phillips
(1),
T.
Gordon
leapt)
id),
M.
Dresser
15).
Dresser;
total,
17.
Prince
Rupert
S.
Boddlo
(1),
L.
Lowe
til),
T.
Blain,
E.
Steen,
C.
Ir
vine,
E.
Rlvett,
E.
Morris,
Mrs.
Smith
(1),
P.
Stone.
Norton
Youngs
of
Anyox
refer-
eed
both
games
very
capably.
The
hall
for
both
nights
was
crowded
with
enthusiastic
fans
and
much
rooting
was
-done
for
both
teams.
Banquet
Tendered
Following
the
game
Saturday
night,
a
big
banquet
was
given
In
honor
of
the
visiting
team
In
the
dining
room
of
the
Pioneer
Hotel
Officials
of
the
Community
League
were
present
and
speeches
were
made.
Walter
Johnson,
coach
for
the
Rupert
team,
and
Miss
Lillian
Lowe,
captain,
spoke
on
behalf
of
he
visitors,
thanking
the
Anyox
people
for
the
keen
sportsmanship
and
the
generous
hospitality
that
had.
been
shown,
them
during
their
stay.
Anyox
officials
at
the
banquet
were:
8,
Manning,
chairman;
Vic
McRae,
secretary
of
the
Commun
ity
League;
Don
McLeod.
coach
of
the
Anyox
team;
Norton
Youngs
referee;
J.
Donaldson,
secretary
of
basketball:
Clarence
Dresser,
and
Mrs.
L
Wenerttrora
who
was
In
charge
of
the
girls
in
the
gym.
It
is
hoped
that,
with
the
support
of
local
basketball
fans,
it
may
be
o.sible.
within
the
next
two
weeks
to
brln
the
Anyox
ladles'
team
down
here
for
a
return
game
and
also
porslbly
a
men's
senior
team.
The
girls
left
Anyox
at
0
o'clock
Sunday
morning
on
the
halibut
boat
Capella
and,
after
a
rather
much
trio
returned
home
last
evening
at
6
o'clock.
Basketball
Standing
'Senior
League
W
L.
P.
C
N.
R.
A.
7
2
14
Orotto
5
5
10
j
Kalens
2
7
4,
Ladies'
League
I
Cardinals
g
18.
Comets
4
5
8
High
School
0
8
0
Intermediate
League
I
High.
School
7
2
14
Warriors
4
C
8
Merchants
3
G
6
Junior
League
i
Scouts
5
2
JO
Trojans
4
3
8
Scythians
4
3
8
Flashes
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6
2
Wins
Women's
Golf
Championship
Miss.
Mvuren
Orcutt
trlsht
rec
.Vina
,th
roriratulations
of
Mis
Helen
Hl:ks.
ilet
upon
winning
the
Miaml-BlUmore
women's
golfing
champtomT
ai
Coral
Gabl
s.
Fla..
Fibmary
9,
Miss
Orcutt,
defeated
Mls
Hlck
3
to
2
Phenomenal
chipping
ar.ci
r,uv.
iv
wo-e
thr
dn-lslve
fa,ctori
of
Miss
Orcutt
s
victory,
and
gave
htr
a
leg
on
the
Grace
Doherty
challenge
rup.
TENNIS
IN
FEBRUARY
Vet
Sport
Being
Enjoyed
Here
Thin
Winter
Under
Recent
Ideal
Weather
Conditions
Players
have
also
been
out
for
several
days
on
the
cement
courts
'
if
the
Canadian
National
Recreu-1
tlon
Association
In
the
railway
yards.
1
Play-Off
in
Bridge
Coming
This
Week
Swift's,
Winners
of
Klnt
Half,
and
(irntto,
Victors
in
Second,
to
Meet
In
Sudden
Death
i
Swift
Canadian
Co
.
winner
ol
,
the
first
half
of
the
sen
son's
sche
;
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
it
is
due
and
Grotto,
winner
of
the
se-
i
ItUc
past
mid-February
many
la-
cond
half,
will
meet
this
week
In
season.
was
lave
been
prevailing
so
consistent-
that
lel8Ue
brIdge
p)ayed
y
oi
late.
here
and
considerable
Interest
was
i
Repairs
to
the
fencing
of
the
taken
In
It.
'rlnce
Rupert
Tennis
Club
courts.
vhich
had
been
blown
down
by
the
vlnter
gales,
were
completed
a
few
lays
ago
and
play
has
been
in
pro-tress
there
last
week.
Repairs
to.
he
club-house
are
now
under
way.
,
Hockey
Scores
Saturday
Secret
New
York
Rangers
3,
Toronto
8.
Chicago
2.
Canadiens
3.
Boston
4,
Ottawa
9.
Sunday
Scores
New
York
Americans
1
Detroit
2
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