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TWO
DAILY
NEWS
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Big
Cleanup
An
Our
Hargain
Department
of
Women'
s
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
rRLN'CK
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
(BUU)
These
Values
Will
Demand
Quick
Action
A
group
of
Women's
Shoes
in
Ties,
Straps,
Pumps,
in
black,
brown
and
grey.
Real
values
f
or
Q
ft
fi
thrifty
shoppers.
Specially
priced
?iUO
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
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Avenue
Phone
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Afternoon,
Rieept
Sunday,
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Jan.
14,
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NEED
OF
HOSPITAL
The
large
number
of
patients
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
Hospital
from
the
surrounding
districts
indicates
the
need
of
improved
accommodation
at
that
institution
in
the
very
near
future.
Any
increased
local
activity
will
mean
the
overcrowding
of
the
present
hospital.
VALUE
OF
THE
MOUNTAIN
The
value
of
Mount
Oldf
ield
as
a
recreation
centre
will
become
very
great
in
years
to
come.
Eventually
there
will
be'a
motor
road
up
the
mountain
and
along
the
top
of
the
ridge
from
one
end
to
the
other
so
that
visitors
to
the
city
riiav
see
the
wonderful
views
in
different
directions.
When
this
time
eomeS
the
local
taxi
cars
will
make
a
good
thing
during
the
tourist
season.
It
is
one
of
the
improvements
we
shall
have
to
centre
on
when
the
proper
time
arrives.
TAX
TIME
AGAIN
i
'
This
is
the
season
of
the
year
when
we
get
our
assessment
notices,
our
tax
demands
and
our
government
forms
to
be
filled
in.
It
is
at
such
a
time
we
realize
how
costly
is
oiir
civilization
and
the
high
price
we
have
to
pay
for
the
benefits
received.
In
any
business
house
it
takes
weeks
preparing
the
material
for
filling
out
the
forms
required
and
the
payment
of
the
various
taxes,
federal,
provincial
anti-municipal
ushers
in
the
new
year
in
a
manner
which
leave's
a
bad
impression
for
the
rest
of
the
season.
"However,
we
must
pav
so
we
might
as
well
look
pleas-
ant;about
it.
We
must
fill
up
the
forms
whether
we
like
it
or.
not.
We
must
all
pay
not
only
for
the
present
cost
of
government
but
for
the
opening
up
of
the
country
years
ago
ana
ior
me
money
exnenaea
.legitimately
or
prodigally
wasted
in
years
'gone
by.
:
:
KEEPING
SOLVENT
There
is
a
source
of
trreat
satisfaction
in
keeping
solvent.
To
be
able
to
pay
all
delts
and
have
a
few
dollars
to
sijare
in
the
bank
gives
a
feeling
of
security
and
pleasure
that
is
much
greater
than
the
ioy
of
spending.
To
meet
the
rest
of
the
world
with
the
feeling
that
vou
owe
them
nothing
is
snlendid
but
it
must
be
remembered
that
there
is
something
more
than
money
we
may
owe
We
may
have
paid
all
our
legal
debts
and
yet
be
a
hopeless
debtor.
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'SPORT'
MOOSE
ARE
jEdmonton
Wins
!
VANnTllSHFrr
Over
Calgary;
Dropped
Another
Senior
Lea
sue
Basketball
Game
to
Grotto
Last
Night
'Grotto
defeated
Moose
35
to
32
to
tie
with
Lambie
&
Stone
for
top
place
In
the
Senior
League.
The
on
mo
c
tar
tori
nff
u-lth
ulthpr
slri
score
was
35
to
32.
Intermediate
League
i
The
Scythians
threw
a
wrench
1
into
the
machinery
of
the
Canadatn
Legion
and
proceeded
to
win
the
j
intermediate
game
by
a
31
to
29
'score.
Said
wrench
was
Beynon
who
speared
15
points.
The
Scythians
took
the
lead
In
the
first
half
and
never
lost
it
with
half
time
score
I
16
to
12.
The
Legion
outscored
the
Scy
thians
In
the
second
half
by
two
points
but
that
wasn't
enough
to
beat
the
scrappy
Scythian
squad
which
played
on
the
defensive
for
the
last
few
minutes
to
hold
their
lead
while
the
Legion
was
giving
everything
it
had
to
try
and
tie
it
up.
The
watch
beat
therrt.
Ladies'
Lea
cue
icnet
The
Girl
Students
and
the
Grot-
the
Ladies'
League
with
the
Cigar
Store
ladles
winning
12
to
10
in
close,
exciting
game.
The
first
half
ended
four
all
and,
at
the
end
of
the
game.
It
was
eight
all.
After
the
coaches,
referee
and
storekeeper
had
had
a
con
ference
and,
with
a
minute
to
go,
it
was
10-all.
Then
Smith
sank
one
to
win
another
game
for
the
Grot-
tettes.
Junior
League
King
Edward
High
School
defeated
the
Moose
9
to
8
in
a
hectic
Junior
League
battle.
The
Students
were
leading
6
to
5
at
half
time.
Individual
scoring:
Junior
League
High
School
9)
Fulton
(51,
Ya-
manaka
1,
O'Neill
2I,
Fitch
CI
Lundqulst,
Christian.
Moose
i8l
Husoy
(4).
Blake
Lear
(2),
Hale.
Schubert
(2)
Cromp.
Ladies'
League
Grottettes
U2
McMeekin
2
Brand.
Beale
i6l,
Dickens
(2).
Smith
2i.
High
School
10
Mussallem,
Blaine
4.
Llewellyn
12"),
McLeod,
T.
Davis,
Wilson.
E.
Davis
(4).
Intermediate
League
Canadian
Legion
29
McPhee
13),
Chrlstlson
2.
Viereck.
Brown
8.
Suehlro
(3.
Bryant.
Palmer
3.
Scythians
3D
Dominate
(8),
Gillls
2),
Letoumeau,
Murray
(1),
Montesano
3),
Tobey
2.
Beynon
15).
Senior
League
Moose
(32
(Stiles
(17).
Mitchell
(4),
Wingham
(9,
Pierce
(2,
R.
Morrison,
C.
Smith,
J.
Morrison.
Grotto
35
Ratchford
K),
Oil
lis
6.
Morgan
(6),
E.
Smith
(61,
Stalker
(2),
Montesano,
Dominato
4,
McPhee
(2.
The
league
standings
to
date
are
as
follows;
Senior
League
Lambie
&
Stone
Grotto
Moose
Intermediate
Scythians
Canadian
Legion
....
W,
1
1
..,0
League
.
1
1
High
School
0
Ladies'
League
Grottettes.
2
Annette's
0
High
School
0
Junior
League.
.
L.
0
0
2
0
1
1
0
i
1
Boy
Scouts
0
High
School
r.
J
0
Moose
0
1
Scythians
0
1
Everybody
reads
the
Dally
News
there'!
reason.
j
Close
Game
in
Alberta
Capital
Last
Night
Seattle
Sea
Hanks
Blank
Vancouver
EDMONTON,
Jan.
14:
(
CP
Edmonton
Eskimos
defeated
Calgary
Tigers
in
a
close
game
here
last
night
to
bring
the
two
teams
into
a
tie
for
fourth
place
in
the
stand-
'scoring
a
basket
In
the
first
three
ta
T"
3
to
?
minutes
of
play.
From
then
on
'both
teams
played
fast
ball
with
very
few
fouls
called.
Half
time
score
was
15
to
14
in
favor
of
the
Moose.
i
The
second
half
started
off
with
Mitchell
of
the
Moose
getting
bounced
on
personals
and
the
Grotto
tied
the
score
al
23-all
and
then
took
the
lead,
never
to
be
headed
again,
although
the
Lodge-men
crept
up
a
little
closet
In
the
dying
minutes
oft
he
game.
Final
Vancouver
Lions
and
Portland
Buckaroos
remained
In
a
tie
for
first
place
when
the
Lions
were
defeated
by
the
Seattle
Sea
Hawks
4
to
0
last
night
in
Vancouver.
The
standing
to
date:
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
We
Buy
for
Less.
Th
first
nlace
Vancouver
10
4
7
69
59
24
while
iQ
.
1
fjBPPWfWJSltfKiffiBpjpSP
SPORT
CHAT
in
the
4
9
47
56
18
losing
by
a
score
of
six
to
nil.
The
j
Hockey
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
American
Section
W.
D.
L,
F
A
P.i
Detroit
11
6
5
51
37
28
Chicago
10
2
10
39
38
24
Rangers
9
4
10
43
52
21
Boston
.
9
3
10
37
32
21
International
Section
Montreal
10
4
9
46
50
24
1
Toronto
10
3
7
01
52
23
Americans
8
3
11
46
52
19
Canadiens
6,
6
11
42
52
18
Cribbage
League
Games
Are
Played
Moose
Grotto,
Canadian
Legion
And
Elevator
Winners
Last
Night
Prince
Rupert
Crtobage
League
esults
last
night
were
as
follows:
Sons
of
Norway,
12;
Moose,
15.
Meat
Packers,
13;
Grotto,
14.
10.
Canadian
Legion,
17;
Oddfellows,
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association,
12;
Elevator,
15.
The
standings
to
date:
W.
Elevator
.
30
Grotto
29
Sons
of
Norway
27
Meat
Packers
25
C.
N.
R.
A.
2
Oddfellows
22
Legion
17
Moose
15
Ladies'
Bowling
League
Results
Annette's
and
Blue
Birds
Winners
In
Last
Night's
Games
Annette
defeated
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
1654
to
1207
in
the
Ladies'
Bowling
League
last
evening,
Blue
Birds
winning
over
Macabees
1324
to
1142
tn
the
second
fixture.
High
indivi
dual
scorer
was
Mickey
Skattebol
of
Annette's
with
an
average
of
199.
individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
llorton,
239;
Peterson.
265;
Teng,
194;
Munro,
210;
Vance.
299.
Annette's
Skattebol,
389;
Basso-Bert,
312;
Owens,
347;
Morse.
363;
Jones,
243.
Macabees
Colussl,
281;
Beale,
205;
Pettenuzo.
232;
Scott,
170;
Frit2.
254.
Blue
BirdsChurch,
200;
Pierce,
227;
Boulter,
247;
Webster.
234;
Kef
on,
311
.
Rex
BOWLING
CLUB
LLMITEII
FOUR
GOOD
ALLEYS
Weekly
Prizes
For
High
Scores
.Boston
Bruins,
playing
on
their
.
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to
3
Sunday
night
and,
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silver
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two
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No.
7
now
tied
for
third
place
in
the
ftinued
their
winning
the
Black
Hawks
two
to
one.
FARMING'
OUTLOOK
'Continued
Irfim
cair
one)
longer
without
sacrificing
quality.
Prince
Rupert
absorbed
about
fifty
percentjif
yie
shipments,
thebrtf-
ance
going
to
Vancouver,
rnces,
although
higher
than
for
tlw
two
years
previous,
were
still
too
low
to
return
the
farmer
any
appreciable
profit
for
his
labor
and
feed.
It
resulted,
however.
In
releasing
necassary
cash
that
was
spread
among
a
large
number
over
the
area.
Prosperity
Features
"It
becomes
increasingly
evident
that
three
factors
affect
any
hope
of
a
permanent
return
to
prosperous
conditions
in
the
Interior:
"First,
a
generally
higher
level
of
prices
for
farming
products.
"Second,
Increased
settlement
throughout
the
Interior,
thus
Insuring
a
continuous
and
sufficient
volume
of
staphs
farm
products
to
supply
and
retain
present
markets.
"Third,
an
extensive
develop-1
ment
of
local
markets
which
Is.l
i
perhaps,
the
answer
to
all
prob-
!
iems.
The
area
Is
too
distant
from
j
large
southern
markets
to
hope
to
market
profitably
unless
the
level
of
agricultural
prices
rises
considerably,
it
Is
the
home
market
that
is
most
profitable
and.
If
such
were
available,
settlement
would
follow
of
Its
own
accord.
The
hope
for
permanent
prosperity
In
the
interior
then
depends
directly
upon
im
mediate
and
progressive
develop
ment
at
Prince
Rupert,
the
logical
J
market
for
the
interior.
!
Farmers
are
displaying
greatest
J
interest
In
the
use
of
fertilizers
i
and
the
seeding
dowri
of
legume;
Grotto
Taxi
456
3
CARS
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
Proprietors
Bert
.Morgan
ti
Bud
Barri;
Don't
forget
the
number
15C
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
FLOOR
COVERINGS,
BEDS
'
SPRING
MATTRESSES
All
Kinds
Phone
775
Third
Avenue
SILVBR
KINO
No.
8;
BLUEBIRD
No.
1
St
BLUEBIRD
No.
3
MINERAL
CLAIMS,
'
American
section.
Canadiens
con-
situat
tn
tb
Atim
Mining
Diruion
of
cirifr
of
tasMor
uvnncx.
:
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.
Wlwre
looted
Whlt-atr
Crtt.
:
TAKE
NOTICE
that
D.
C
Shirpslon.
actlrut
am
t(t
for
Raymond
L.
Walker,
Tuesday,
January
14,
193J
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
crops,
an
Indication
of
more
effl-
tHHittli
cient
farming
practices
being
adop-ted.
There
has
ben
some
settle-1
mem
along
the
line
with
promise'
of
ereater
numbers
next
year.
The
j
ir.intwwi
nor.!
hn
cantured
farmers
are
rot
discouraged
and
I
section
of
the
National
Hockey
i
favorable
ssasons
to
come.
winning1.
"The
united
wish
of
all
is
for
League
Saturday
night
by
over
the
New
York
Americans
;
Immediate
arid
progressive
develop-
thP
Toronto
MaDle
Leafs
at
rrince
nupcn,
...
u.v
1
that
such
will
ac-
knowledge
mean
PorUand
9
6
5
44
33
24
were
losing
to
the
Canadiens,
were
.
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Seattle
9
Calgary
7
Edmonton
7
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9
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by
the
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12
61
72
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wings
on
Detroit
ice
sunaay
nigm.
ior."
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ICATKS
Or
IMPROVEMENTS
Ltd.
Everything
in
Clothes
for
Men
and
Women,
Boys
and
Girls
We
Sell
for
Less
Overwaitea
Ltd.
international
,
there
is
always
the
promise
of
more
'Specials'
Cdod
Till
Jan.
18th
quality
and
price
to
suit
the
THRIFTY
BUYER
First
Gfade
Butter
3
lbs.
per
lb
f
Grade
A
Large
Eggs
2
doz.
-.-.
B.
C.
Sugar
10
lbs.
Lump
Sugar
3
lbs
-
MILK-A11
Brands
per
case
per
doz.
Overwaitea
O.
P.
Tea
per
lb.
Fn
Mlnr-
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No.
M89I-D;
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Mesore
COffee
IDanlM
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Mollrr.
Free
Minr"
Certtflct
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48T7-D:
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Brtkf.
Free
MIn-
,
DCr
lb
Jam
j-lb
ct
of
lnnprovwnt
ior
we
purpoee
.
of
obtaining
Crown
Grant,
of
the
above
Cherry,
Black
Currant,
dinw
of
Gooseberry
Jam-
Ana
rvruwr
uu
ihaw
bcvk;..,
under
section
M
of
the
Mineral
Act.
must
bo
cummenced
before
the
Vwusoee
v1
such
Certificates
ot
Improvements.
Urarf
this
flrxtrrtav
of
IWecnber.
IMS
;
;
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(Rogers'
Syrup
"
"
10-lb.
tins
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
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COAL
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
COAL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
COMPANY
PHONE:
53
and
55$
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ROYAL
HOTEL
j.
Zarefli,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
31.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
it
Culd
Watrt
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B.C
Phone
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P.O
Box
1D
11YUC
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Office
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Avenue
Birch
Wood
Cedar
Wood
Jackpine
5
lb.
38c;
2
lb.
88c
30c
59c
55c
25c
$4.15
$1.0$
50c
Peanut
Butter
4.1b.
tins
2
lb
25c;
lib.
t
Aylmer
Tomato
Soup
6
tins
.-
Aylmer
Pork
&
Beans-
2's
2's
lc;
Individual
Sardines
Brunswick
4
tins
Sardines
King
Oscar
2
tins
Li...-.;
...
(Sardines
Jaeger
Nor-'
wegian,
2
tins
...t.
PEAS
Ungraded
3
tins
....:..
PEAS
No.
5
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3
tins
.
peas-
No.
4
'
3
tins
PEAS
NO.
3
i
3
tins
i
jPEAS
No.
2
3
tins
Dill
Pieties
j
quart
jar
u
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large
tin
j.
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Kraut
I
large
tin
.-;
Shredded
Wheat
t
3
pkts.
...
Fruit
Specials
Grapefrulttallfornhr
7'
for
i
Grapefruit
Jamaica'
large,
3
for
!.
.
Navel
Oranges
Large"
per
dot
Medium,
per
doi
Small,
2
doz.
Lemons
per
doz.
;
1
Soap
Specials
(Royal
Crown
Soap
I
12
bars
Pearl
White
soap
I
12
bars
(Bulk
Soap
Flakes
;
i
lbs,
Wrlgley's
Oum-
I
4
for
iWheatlets
Bulk
s
ibs
40c
onificat
no.
6487C-D:
Arthur
lied-;
Quality
for
Particular
People
1
man
Prw
Ulnrr'a
Ortlflcate
No
04380
I
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Juneau
Oold
Mining
Corpora-
.
tnrrt
Qnrr!'lU
CVilnmante
nf
linn
IW
Ulivr'.
nprUllf-tfm
Nft.
M036-
livestock
have
been
much
Vtito&JSg
Loganberry
Jelly
Crab-
29C
than
m
previous
years.
Farmers
i
Miner's
Omihoat
no.
64889-D,
intend
ppie,
w-oz.
jar
were
forced
to
unload
their
stock
j'r
m
u
date
hereof,
to
ap-
strawberry
or
Raspberry
OQn
.
.
'dIt
;ply
to
to
the
the
Xllnlnz
Mining
Recorder
Recorder
for
ior
Certlll-
terxui-
.
a
iu
iars
i...
both
for
financial
reasons
ana
ow
ing
to
the
fact
that
their
mature.
animals
could
not
be
kept
over
any
4
-lb.
tin
Loganberry,
Apricot
or
Greengage
Jam,
4-lb,
tin
Raspberry
55c
47c
72c
He
45c
15e
45c
15c
19c
25c
21c
33c
35c
37c
39c
43c
29c
2Se
18c
33c
25c
27c
45c
.
27c
45c
25c
47c
47c
25c
15c
17C
Malt
Special
1
tin
Plain
Malt,
1
lb.
Bottle
aps,
3lbs.
sugar,
i
Yeast
Ci
fifl
Cahe,
1
pail
Hop
50'
We
Sell
Tobaccos
and
Cigarettes
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rhone
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you
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