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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
,H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
TAX
MAIL
ORDER
HOUSES
.
Jjocal
merchants
pay
local
taxes,
spend
their
money
iir
the
city
and
help
to
provide
employment
for
local
boys
and
girls.'ThFblg
mail
order
stores
bleed
the
small
cities
white
and
give
absolutely
nothing
in
return.
Local
boys
never
j
get
a
chance
of
a
job
in
the
big
mail
order
houses
and
if,
houses
to-pay
a
licence!
fee
before
it
can
flood
the
city
with
catalogues
un
order
to,
entrap
the
citizens
into
buying
from
them.
If
this
weredone
there
wouW
he
little
nitiil
order
buying
in
Prince
Rupert,
merchant
would
be
able
to
.carry
larger
and
better
stocks
and
sell
at
lower
prices.
Everyone
-would
benefit.
I,
AN
IMPORTANT
DECISION
,
The
decision
of
the
.management
of
the
Canadian
Na-
tional
Railways
to
-change
the
old
foundation
gite
of
the
once
planned
railway
hotel
from
an
unsightly
hole
into
a
beautiful
sunken
garden
is
a
very
important
step
in
the
development
of
Prince
Rnnert.
Once
it
is
imnroved
it
will
;
This
advertisement
Is
not
puonstiea
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia.
Hi
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arc
iwn
friendly
eneraie
wah
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UP
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International
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jne&hants
pay
currfint
j-ates
fibr-wapes
and
hel
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$
16
73
men
ana
young
women
01
tne
city
to
carry
on.
;
Americans
10
78
away
for
their
needs
instead
of
buying
in
Prince
Rupert
1st.
Louis
9
c
25
away
fo
rtheir
needs
instead
of
buying
in
Prince
Rupert:
4werican
Division
and
thus
help
their
neighbors
to
live
and
their
neighbors'
jRanKers
20
3
M
children
to
obtain
employment.
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If
td
town
he
has
to
large
licence!
a
peddler
comes
pay
a
Detroit
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19
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feer-We
think
the
law
should
compel
the
big
mail
order!
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20
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Portland
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Vancouver
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occasions
in
recent
years
F.
92
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on
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110
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Washington
May
Race
Wisconsin
Invitation
Sent
1q
Seattle
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To
Co
to
ftladiton
in
June
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Basketball
KETCHIKAN
Intermediates
vs.
LEGION
Annettes
s.
Warriors
vs.
High
School
liiffh
School
Tonight
(Friday)
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HAM,
LOCALS
WIN
BASKETBALL
Oner
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Portland
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Platr
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of
i'lose
aine
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nM-iatiun
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VVitii
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back
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a
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Association
team
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aecuiiu
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to
21
in
vittng
result
overj&ie
Hockey
League
siawiins
a
a
Kt-tcinkan
Owls
five
to
basketball
of
a
keenly
contested
Hw
to
one
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VonMinvAf
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was
28-9
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tacato
and
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the
lionaires
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pight
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kud.
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team,
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at
at
Port
Pnrt
Rim
Simpson
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three
,
vIb
poor
condl-
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dies'
League
m
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1
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3
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the
help
of
Sue
Doddle,
beat
i
the
High
School
lris
19-15.
High
1
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1
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starring
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was.
sent
4
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JIUllAr
IJMolia
nnanoe
1Kb
Boy
Scouts
won
over
the
High
School
15-5
in
a
rough
game.
Billy
Vance
handled
the
gsune
in
a
capable
manner.
Ilieh
Rrhnnl
IISl
Tiiroivin
Hi
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Ellison
44t.
niainrt
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League
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High
School
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Morgan
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Tobey
2,
McMeekln.
Davis
(2),
Lindsay
6).
Canadian
Legion
(21
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Blake
6,
Sue-hiro..ChrisUxQn
2,
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by
the
Canadian
Legion
by
.iwuinv
v.n
raunu
in
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linruixi
suits
last
Might
were
as
follows:
Oanadlan
Malional
Recreation
MJ-2.
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Umesoore
was
11-10
in
fa--mt
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31
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In
the
Ladii'
League.
Annette's,
The
league
standing
P.
Orotto
C.
N.
R
Swift's
Hamblen
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Musketeers
1
Canadian
Legion
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Standing
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scoring:
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wasue
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High
School
5)
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Orotto
6
rano
4,
Munrol.
Veltch.
Kelsey.jc.
N.
R.
A.
2
'Husoy.
Moose
2
De
a
great
tourist
attraction
ana
win
vie
witn
tne
sunKert
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garaen
crirrlpn
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COnstl-UCtta
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thp
tne
nrnnnciil
provincial
government
trnvprnmpnt
y
Brown.
Llndsth
C3,
Ska-
High
School
&
received
.an
tnyltatlon
to
race
theo'to
.CanadSi
at
the
back
of
the
court
house
in
public
interest.
;
Univcrsitv
of
Wisconsin
at
Madison
i
,iK
Dybhavn
wynnavn.
1
?anadlan
Lealon
Legion
4
i
It
is
understood
that
General
Manager
Warren
has
the
next
June
Thr
invitation
has
not;
wholehearted
support
of
the
local
railway
staff
in
his
plan
yet
0,5011
accepted
Washington
has
1
to
beautify
the
place
and
that
under
the
management
of
racea
wlul
wiseanam
Superintendent
Tobey
the
city
may
expect
a
worthy
trans
formation
of
the
spot.
The
city
is
to
be
congratulated
on
the
decision
of
the
officials.
Warriors
2
Ladies'
Jaeue
High
School
2
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J
Ratchford
m.
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SPORT
CHAT
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8
12
C
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SeatUc
Sea
Hawks,
pace-makers
in
th
NnriiiwPHt
Hockev
Laatuip
Ketchll;on
Owls
21)-P.
Johnny
nemonstrated
their
superiority
over
'2),
W.-Alftrrrrrn.'AtWnson
(.8).
the
cellar-dwelling
Calgary
Con-F.
Pawwyvp.
Tfirffixn
ci).
f.
Bur-
ou
with
a
45
to
2
victory
at
Calgary
.on.
Person.
4A.
Burton
(4.
Wednesday
night-
At
.one
time
In
C.
N.
ft.
A
54iE.
Smith
4,
the
first
period.
Ca'iary
was
ahead
Stiles
(21),
Morrlsjn
Ji.
Johnson
two
t0
onc,
Labor
having
opened
-10).
Nakflmoto
(0).
Stcffensrud
the
scoring
with
a
goal
for
Seattle
'2,
c
8mtth
after
whlch
Kunzman
equalized
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad.
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useful
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at
and
McFarlane
put
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Consols
one
up.
Neighbor
and
Houbrlggs
then
scoring,
the
first
period
ended
three
to
two
for
Seattle,
the
6ea
Hawks
adding
three
more
during
the
rest
of
the
game.
,
Ladles'
Bowling
League
games
will
be
played
as
utual
at
the
Elks'
Home
tonight
with
Hne?ups
as
fol-!
lows:
Lucky
9trlk.es
vs.
Strikers.
Alley
Cats
vs.
Annette's.
Mussallem's
vs,
Boston
Reds.
Big
Four
vs.
Rupertettes
All
Stars
vs.
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association.
1
j
PROVINCE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
ARK
NOW
DUE
TO
HE
FILED
I.Y:
(1.)
Employers,
respecting
salaries
and
wanes
paid
to
employees
during'
the
calendar
year
lil.1t.
(2.)
Every
person
in
receipt
of
salary,
wage,
or
invextiucut
income
Tie
Returns
are
required
to
he
filed
uot
later
than
FEBRUARY
28th,
1935
Tapajr
should
obtain
forms
from
nuy
Provincial
Hovc-riiim-nt
office
or
chartered
hank
in
the
Province.
An
urgwi
rfjuest
i?
made
for,
these
Returns
to
he
filod
as
much
in
advance
of
the
final
date
a
possible
to
enable
the
Dcpartmcn4
to
give
Micr
service
to
taxpayers
than
can
Ik?
prodded
during
the
rush
of
the
last
day.
Corporation,
JiusincsK.
reiunu'ii
within
thm
Victoria,
B.C.
or
professional
income
months
after
the
end
Hockey
Scores
vnm:
w
1
!:
.Sanjy
MacdonaM
is
of
required
to
Ik?
the
taxpayer's
liscal
year.
C.
II.
PETERSON,
Coriiniiaftionr
of
Income
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