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Kaien
Transfer
We
handle
the
Finest
Grades
of
Coal
and
Wood,
at
market
prices.
Bone
Dry
Kindling
always
In
stock.
We
also
operate
60
Messenger
Service.
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ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
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AWAY
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HOME"
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n
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Hot
St
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t
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Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
ISA
ANNOUNCEMENT:
80
TAXI
and
Messenger
Service
We
have
tried
to
operate
our
taxi
business
under
the
former
rates,
but
find
our
operating
expenses
do
not
compare
favorably
with
the
revenue
received
and
are
forced
reluctantly
to
make
a
slight
increase)
Commencing
Saturday,
March
7,
the
rate
will
be:
To
one
or
two
passengers,
any
point
within
Hays
Creek
or
Morse
Creek
bridges,
35
cents;
additional
passengers,
15
cents
each.
Outside
points,
one
or
two
passengers,
50
cents.
Messenger
service
will
continue
at
usual
rates.
We
thank
our
patrons
for
past
business
and
request
a
continuance
of
the
same.
MRS.
I).
II.
BROWN
PHONES:
80
and
131
Stand,
near
Moose
Hall,
Third
Avenue,
opposite
First
Street
For
-
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COAL
LUMBER
Building
Supplies
Phone
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
651
and
652
ii.,
.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY,
Phone
657
Recipients
Of
Trophies
For
Card
Playing
Presentations
of
trophies
were
made
as
follows
at
the
annual
banquet
Saturday
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
and
Cribbage
Leagues:
Bridge
League
Johnson
Cup
for
championship),
presented
by
William
Gordon,
received
by
Sam
Jurmaln,
for
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association;
Tip
Top
Tailors
Cup
Ifor
runners-up),
presented
by
Peter
Cravetto,
received
by
William
Gordon
for
Musketeers.
Cribbage
League
Dawson
Cup
(for
championship),
presented
by
George
Howe,
received
by
William
Ranee
for
Canadian
Legion;
Newton
Cup,
presented
by
William
Ranee,
received
by
George
Howe
for
Grotto.
Tip
Top
Tailors
Cup
(for
Inter-league
play),
presented
by
Pete
Cravetto,
received
by
George
Howe
for
Grotto.
Individual
cups
presented
by
Bert
Morgan
to
H.
G.
Kennedy
for
bridge
and
William
Ranee
for
cribbage.
Hockey
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
American
Section
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P
Detroit
22
9
13
106
90
53
Chicago
21
7
15
84
76
50
Boston
19
5
19
95
76
43
Rangers
15
11
17
75
86
41
International
Section
Toronto
20
5
16
109
93
45
Montreal
18
8
16
102
100
44
Americans
14
7
22
98
106
35
Canadlens
11
10
22
76
98
32
Grotto
Taxi
456
3
CARS
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
Proprietors
Bert
Morgan
&
Bud
Barri?
Don't
forget
the
number
156
ROYAL
LUNCH
The
best
plate
in
town
to
cat
WHITE
COOKING
HOME
BAKING
Try
our
Sandwiches
&
Coffee
Phone
867
719
Third
Ave.
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
SPECIAL
Ostermoor
Spring
Filled
Mattress,
reg.
$37.50;
Cable
Spring
With
Splrcl
Spring
Support.
Special
spring
SU,
$42.50
Walnut
Finish
End
Tables-
Special
i
qe
each
Phone
775
Third
Avenue
Hinton
Coal
Phone
51
CENTRAL
HOTEL
SCYTHIANS
WONGAME
Local
Intermediates
Defeat
Port
Simpson
32
to
30
in
Tight
Contest
The
Scythians
of
the
local
Intermediate-
Basketball
League,
visiting
Port
Simpson
at
the
end
of
last
week,
defeated
an
all-star
team
of
ward
About
Face
By
Soccer
League
mal
fixtures
and
rescind
the
pre-i
vious
resolution
describing
foot-j
ball
pools
as
a
menace.
It
was
the!
feeling
of
the
special
meeting
.that
1
pool
betting
was
not
the
concern
of
the
League.
TEN
PIN
STANDING
W.
Grotto
,
21
Power
Corporation
17
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
16
Knox
Hotel
15
Canadian
Legion
12
Atlin
Fisheries
8
Moose
10
Elks
8
CRISCO
3-lb.
tin
CUT-RITE
WAX
foot
roll
In
box
2
boxes
HEDLUND'S
MEAT
BALLS
'
1-lb.
tin
CANADA'S
PRIDE
MAPLE
SYRUP,
2V2-lb.
tin
L.
6
10
11
12
18
17
19
BIG
or
SMALL!
Whether
your
order
is
big;
or
small,
it
will,
set
thc
same
careful
attention.
Try
us!
69c
PAPER
40-
25c
23c
LIBBY'S
DILL
PICKLES
00
22,s,
per
tin
j
JOHNSON'S
FLUID
BEEF-
16-oz.
bottle
94c
AYLMER
SPINACH-Best
quality.
2'2's
1Qn
per
tin
57c
HOLLAND
HERRINGS
Milkers
In
kegs,
to,
clear
CJI
f
Q
per
pkg
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MUSSALLEM'Si
DAILY
OTSWi
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1
SPORT
CHAT
CLOTHIERS
TAKE
LEAD
Lambie
&
Stone
Now
on
Top
In
Senior
Basketball
League
Ladies
Stage
Overtime
Game
Senior
League
Lambie
Si
Stone.
36;
Grolto,
29.
Intermediate
League
King
Ed
High
School,
23;
Scythians
the
same
division
there
by
a
score
30-
of
32
to
30.
It
was
a
hectic
contest
Ladies'
League
Annettes,
10;
from
start
to
finish
and
was
mark-
KinS
Edward
High
School,
11.
ed
by
numerous
fouls
on
both
sides.
Jun,or
League
King
Edward
Campbell
was
sent
to
the
showers
(High
School,
19;J3cythlans,
13.
In
the
moments
the
game.!
"
of
dying
A
fcw
fan
.nt-hprt
thc
four
Letourneau,
at
guard,
proved
a
eames
on
iast
nlht.s
nooD
card
Vancouver
18
i
1
1
T1
.
nt
1
n.l
i
,J
iivwau
w
r-oru
ouupsun
ana
was
in
whlch
the
ladles
nut
on
an
responsible,
with
the
aid
of
Sonny
overtime
battle
with
the
King
Ed-Beynon,
for
the
winning
basket
ward
High
School
winning
out
by
scored
within
the
last
two
seconds
one
point
over
Annettes.
The
score
of
the
game.
Beynon
gave
a
shoot-
was
tied
at
half
time
at
6
to
6
ing
exhibition
and
garnered
21
and
a
full
time
it
was
10-10.
points
for
the
locals.
Lanky
Do-j
The
co-eds
sneaked
In
a
point
in
minato,
playing
at
centre,
was
in
the
five
minute
overtime.
.
his
usual
good
form
and
grabbed!
The
Senior
fixture
between
thc
off
a
few
baskets
when
needed.
Grotto
and
Lambie
&
Stone
was
Glllis
and
Houston
fought
hard
all
not
the
usual
Senior
League
stand
the
way.
Billy
Brown,
star
of
the
ard
and
was
rough
and
ragged
Junior
Scythians,
was
kept
cool
in
ln
spots.
The
Clothiers
speared
case
of
emergency.
Freddie
Cal-
a
biS
la4
in
the
first
half
and
derone
acted
as
coach.
ne,d
It
throughout
the
game.
Half
The
individual
scoring
was
as
time
score
was
18
to
12-
McPhee
follows:
f
the
Grotto
and
Lindsay
ot
Prince
Rupert
Dominate
(6),
Lambie
&
Stone
had
a
large
eve-
Beynon
(21),
Campbell
(1),
Le-
nIng
tne
formr
spearing
14
points
tourneau
(3),
Glllis.
Houston
(1),
wnile
Llndsay
got
18.
Roma.
i
KlnS
Edward
High
inter-Port
Slmpson-Suence
(3),
Wes-
mediate
caSers
d
a
one
point
Iead
over
th
Scythians
at
.half
ley
(9).
McKav
(5).
Connor
iai
Johnson.
CooDer
(7).
Tait.
st.t
itIme
wlth
the
score
standing
a.t
9
I
to
10,
then
they
faded
out
anil
!
trailed
In
on
the
final
whistle
23-
;
30.
j
Junior
High
School
students
defeated
the
Scythians
19
to
13
In
a
rough
and
ragged
Junior
game.
Eastman
(4),
Murray
Ladies'
League
irt.L
n
.
.
...v
..
I
Vancouver
Lions
xusu
ocnooi
(in
Mussalicm.
Totals
'
511
Blaine
(6)
T.
Davis
(2),
McLeod
BANKERS
1st
(2),
Llewellyn
(1),
Wilson.
Smitn
137
Annettes
(10)Stone
(4),
Tur-
Cuu
j58
geon.
Eva
Morris
(4),
Kaiser
(2),
Allum'
:ii:::il201
Intermediate
League
High
School
(23)
Campbell
(11),
Davies
(3),
HIrano
(9),
Munro,
Navlnr.
O'NpIII
Scythians
(30)-Bcynon
(12).
Gil-'
16
,'
,
"
McLeod
:.102
Senior
League
Lambie
&
Stone
(36)
Johnson
(4),
Lindsay
(18),
Armstrong
(8),
Arney
12).
Calderoni
(4),
Beynon,
Vlercck.
Grotto
(29)
Ratchford
(6),
Morgan,
McPhee
(14),
Olllis
(7),
Smith
(2),
Montesano,
Stalker.
The
league
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
Senior
League
W.
L.
P.
Lambie
&
Stone
6
5
12
Moose
5
5
10
Orotto
4
5
8
I
Intermediate
League
Scythians
8
1
16
!
Canadian
Legion
4
6
8
High
School
3
8
0
j
Ladies'
League
High
School
8
3
10
Grottcttes
.....6
5
12
'Annettes
2
8
4
1
Junior
League
Moose
6
2
12
ftl
H
"ign
acnool
5
3
10
Scythians
3
6
6
Boy
Scouts
2
5
4
LADIES'
BOWLING
!
March
12
Doodads
vs.
Rangers,'
P.
R.
Orads
vs.
Brunettes.
I
IX
TIIK
MTKI'.Mi:
(
Ol
UT
Of
HUITISII,
COUMIUA
I
in
numm:
j
111
the
MaUiT
of
(he
"AdinlnMratiuii
'
Act"
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Anil
I
In
llir
Matter
iif
Hie
IMule
if
M.'
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llrelo.
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NOTICE
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ti'.
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SPECIALS
WE
DELIVER
Honour
Judge
w.
Hi
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tlie
2Ut
I
day
or
February,
A
D.
1938.
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wan
ap.
Orders
$1.00
or
Over
Delivered
Free
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of
the
Estate
of
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01
Aiun
British
Columbia,
deceased,
and
all
"parties
having
claims
against
Uie
eald
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnlxh
am
"NVf
11V1TI
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all
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Indebted
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Phone
18
HERBERT
F.
QLASSEY
OFFICIAL
ADMINISTRATOR.
ATLIN,
B.
C.
Dated
the
fjth
day
ol
March,
1936.
(63)
Fyfe
116
Barton
130
Totals
742
Bulger
132
Hlbbard
167
Morris
.
..154
564
2nd
123
169
132
153
164
741
2nd
153
152
129
124
84
Defeat
Eskimos
J
Terminal
City
Takes
Second
Place
In
Northwestern
Hockey
League
VANCOUVER,
March
10:
(CPf
Playing
on
their
home
Ice
at
Vancouver
Arena
last
night,
Vancouver
Lions
defeated
Edmonton
Eski
Seattle
19
Portland
17
i
EiUlllUUUJU
It
Calgary
15
6
14
111
86
44
8
14
89
68
42
5
7
125
118
41
7
17
94
102
35
4
21
110
135
34
Bankers-Oilers
In
Tie
For
Lead
Of
Bowls
League
Bankers
beat
Oilers
by
a
score
of
two
to
one
in
the
Commercial
Bowling
League
last
night
and
the
two
teams
are
now
tied
for
first
place
in
thc
league
standing.
In
the
recond
fixture
of
the
evening
Rupert
Butchers
defeated
Watts
Grocery
by
a
score
of
two
to
one.
High
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Howard
Hlbbard
of
the
Oilers
with
159.
The
next
Commercial
League
games
will
be
played
Friday
night
as
follows:
Oilers
vs.
Kaien
Motors;
Three
Two
Taxi
vs.
Rupert
BUTCHERS
1st
L.
Astoria
.
134
McLean
117
J.
Jack
129
The
Seventh
Avpniip
1aH
u?er
A.
Astoria
....
119
Decides
to
Revert
to
Formal
Fix-
lMrtlnsr
stni
vie
h
'
in
tures
and
Rescind
Resolution
I
Individual
scorim??
i
1
2nd
147
111
130
121
99
CondcmningBctting
Pools
junjor
League
I
Totals
578
608
MANCHESTER.
March
10:
(CP!
I,
iUSr(C"'Sh
(19'-lton
,9K
WATTS'
GRO.
1st
2nd
V
Hamanaka
(4),
Lund-
Johnson
Ill
112
-The
English
Football
League,
at.
-J?
i
ter
a
two
hour
discussion
vtstrr.
quisl
Fltch-
"dy
97
99
rtnv
day,
rioririM
decided
to
revert
to
the
for
fccyuiians
(13)
Montesano
Houston
(6),
Roma
3rd
115
122
115
147
100
599
3rd
115
107
In
a
wild
scoring
game
at
the,
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
before
ten
thousand
fans
Saturday
night,
the,
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
overwhelmed
I
!the
Montreal
Canadlens
by
a
score!
of
eight
to
one
to
retain
their!
leadership
of
the
International
section
of
the
National
Hockey
League.
The
game
was
somewhat,
slow
In
starting
with
a
couple
of
players
suffering
Injuries.
Mondou
opened
the
scoring
for
the
Canadlens
on
!a
pass
from
Sylvia
Mantha.
It
was
713'
3rd'
114i
147
142
,
188'
194
Totals
640
642
785
League
Standing
The
league
standing
to
date:
;
W.
L.
Oilers
.....13
5
Bankers
13
5
Three
Two
Taxi
12.
3
Kaien
Motors
v
10
8
C.
N.
R.
A
9
6
Butchers
7
u
Watts
Grocery
3
15
Biological
Station
1
17
Free
Service?
to
be
the
only
counter
for
the
mos
by
a
score
of
seven
to
four
Flying
Frenchmen.
Bill
Thorns,
to
displace
the
Portland
Buck-aroos
from
second
place
In
the
Northwestern
Hockey
League
standing,
which
Is
now
as
follows:
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
from
Buzz
Boll,
made
the
first
goal
for
Toronto
and
Art
Jackson,
from
Red
Horner,
put
the
Maple
Leafs
one
ahead.
Charlie
Conacher.
on
a
fast
play
from
Joe
Primeau
on
the
face
off,
made
it
three
as
the
first
period
-had
four
and
a
half
minutes
to
go.
There
was
no
scoring
In
th.j
second
period
although
the
Can-j
adlens
were
continually
putting
on
the
pressure
with
our
men
up
They
were
weak,
however,
in
finishing
around
the
net
and
did
j
everything
but
score.
Georg?
Hainsworth
was
doing
a
great
Job
of
goal-tending
for
the
Map'.e
Leafs.
Less
than
a
minute
after
the
start
of
the
third
period,
Bill
Thorns,
on
a
long
shot
from
Happy
Day,
scored
again.
Art
Jackson
had
a
certain
scoring
chance
in
front
of
an
open
goal
but
decided
to
give'
his
brother
"Busher"
a
chance
and
the
latter
was
outwitted
b
Cude
with
a
remarkable
save.
With
nine
minutes
to
go.
Bill
Thorns
turned
the
"hat
trick"
with
his!
third
goal,
unassisted.
Then
fol
lowed
a
barrage
of
goals
with
three
more
counters
for
the
Leafs
Conacher
getting
one.
assisted
by
Davidson;
Red
Horner
another
fro-n
Kelly
and
Art
Jackson,
while
Pep
Kelly,
within
thirty
seconds
of
full
time,
made
the
eighth.
It
was
a
wide-open
game
And.
was
cleanly
contested.
Only
minor
penalties
were
1
first
period
was
3
to
1
for
w
ell
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business
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by
Riving
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an
honest
price.
Wc
have
thc
knowledge,
equipment
and
Integrity
to
put
your
set
in
perfect'
condition.
If
your
set
is
not
working
at
its
best
If
reception
Is
noisy
and
poor
phone
us
now.
the
LAST
TIMES
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1931
WARNER
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In
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News
DON
BROWN
ALABASTINE
5000
Hardware,
Paint
and
Departmental
stores
in
Canada
have
it.
Alabastine
is
a
household
word
for
low
cost,
and
sanitary
wall
decoration.
Ask
your
dealer.
IS
WINNER
The
first
match
in
'he
c
&
Hard
championship
la
evening
the
Canadian
Legion
Clubroona
resulted
In
a
comfortabb
win
lot
Don
Brown
from
Charlie
Baptie
br
500
points
to
419.
Neither
player
s
ni:k
hu
ber
form.
Brown
got
away
to
a
beta
start
and
was
nivcr
he
,
:d
doubtedly,
he
had
bcti
r
lucktiiai
Baptie
for
whom
the
b.u:
ranter
awkwardly
but
he
a;.
"
pl.-ycn
bet-
ter
billiards.
The
best
break
oi
;he
gurneta
a
32
by
Brown,
who
d:
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kid
a
11
a
21
and
two
20's.
Bap!
ic
best
was
a
23.
Jack
Allen
was
atU.-.m
rcleret
Charlie
Youngman
official
ecrr
and
Oeorge
Dawes
official
marker
Tonight's
game
brii.gs
M.
Caret
and
Nell
Cameron
orother
y
two
game
Is
one
of
500
points
andfe
Imposed-
I
winner
will
meet
Don
Brown
i;
C
one
on
Andy
Blair
In
the
first
,
final,
beginning
Thursday
everJag
period
and
the
other
on
Happy
j
Day
in
thc
third.
The
whole
thin?!
START
PRACTISING
was
a
nightmare
frr
Wilf
Cude,:
The
locaI
All
SUr
basket
the
Canadlen's
goalie.
nave
started
In
practising
tap.
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for
the
forthrominz
sea
(1).
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133
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the
balance
of
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section
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in
me
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new
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were
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out
1
to
nil
by
the
A;ne
136
!
Boston
Bruins,
defeating
Detroit
New
York.
At
Chicago
Ct
135
j
Red
Wings
at
Detroit
Sunday
night
adlens
were
blanked
by
the
Blitt
148,5
to
1,
moved
Into
third
place
In
Hawks
2
to
nil,
no
;
rail
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Gypsum,
Lime
and
Alabasline.
'
Canada,
imlted
PARIS,
ONTARIO,
CANADA
Oscilloscope
and
Radio
Chassis
Oscillator
Frequency
Modulator
Oscilloscope
Illustrated
above
are
the
latest
and
biggest
develop
ments
In
radlo.servlclng.
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