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shoes
are
arriving
and
we
have
smart
models
for
the
lady
who
likes
a
good
walking
Oxford.
These
are
made
in
either
hlack
or
hrown
with
low
or
.medium
heels
and
the
prices
are
reasonable.
Where
Most
People
Trade
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Circulations
.
Tuesday,
February
23,
1937
Crew
of
Forty-Five
There
is
a
mine
working
just
across
the
Straits
on
Por-cher
Island
with
a
permanent
crew
oi
iorty-iive.
There
are
also
men
employed
in
carrying
the
concentrates
to
the
smelter.
Prinze
Rupert
people
have
benefitted
consider
ably
from
the
operations
of
the
mine
and
will
doubtless
continue
to
do
so.
While
we
all
regret
that
the
transfer
of
the
Surf
Point
mine,
purchased
recently
by
the
Reward
Mining
Go.
from
the
Timmins
interests
for
$75,000
cash,
has
released
the
superintendent
and
possibly
,one
or
two
others,
we
are
glad
to
know
that
by
the
concentration
of
effort
in
that
neighborhood
the
mining
operations
there
should
be
carried
on
indefinitely
to
the
advantage
of
this
part
of
the
country.
We
hope
the
recent
transfer
of
the
Ecstall
River
Iron
Pyrites
property
to
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur
Inc.,
one
of
the
largest
sulphur
companies
in
the
world,
will
result
in
another
mining
activity
in
this
neighborhood.
This
nronertv
was
prospected
many
years
ago
and
has
been
optioned
by
different
concerns,
twice
by
the
Granby
Consolidated,
but
tne
siicner
seems
to
have
been,
what
to
do
with
the
sul
phur.
Possibly
the
likelihood
of
a
nuln
mill
bein?
pstah
Hshed
here
has
expedited
the
selling
of
the
mine
to
the
big
sulphur
producing
concern.
Should
operations
com
mence
soon
on
this
property
they
would
employ
a
great
many
more
men
.than
the
Porcher
Island
mine.
It
is
de
velopments
of
,this
kind
that
will
improve
the
position
of
1
rineu
nuperi.
Peace
to
Prince
Rupert
While
there
is
little
likelihood
that
steps
will
be
taken
this
year
to
commence
the
building
of
the
railway
from
the
Peace
River
country
to
connect
with
the
Canadian
National
enroute
to
Prince
Rupert,
it
is
very
necessary
that
the
movement
be
kept
to
the
fore
and
impressed
upon
wic
auuiunucs,
bu
luui.
next,
year
we
may
possiDiy
see
actual
movement
in
that
direction.
The
building
of
that
road
is
vital
,to
Prince
Rupert.
We
sugcrest
that
when
the
members
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
visit
Prince
Rupert
next
.summer
steps
be
take,n
.to.secure
their
support
for
the
railway.
Vannmivpr
.npnnlp
shmilfl
ennnnrt
fVrio
voiltifur
Almf
support.
The
Letter
Box
LOOKS
AFTER
INDIANS
Editor,
Dally
.News:
In
view
of
the
publication
ot
certain
statements
made
by
the
United
Church
Presbytery
at
Prince
Rupert
as
published
In
your
issue
of
the
20th
Inst.
Concerning
the
work
of
the
Department
of
Indian
Affairs
from
which
It
would
appear
that
the
.native
receive
very
little
consideration
In
the
way
of
relief
and
medical
assistance
It
may
be
of
interest
to
your
readers
to
know
that
during
the
past
fiscal
year
1935-36,
the
following
amounts
were
expended
in
medical
and
food
relief
alone
in
.the
Skeena
Agency:
Relief
(food)
$
3,789
.36
Medical
supplies
1,186.42
Hospitalization
(including
necessary
oases
of
confinement
and
complicated
cases
of
tuberculosis)
16,240.00
$21,215.78
Needless
to
say,
the
Indian
Department
is
quite
competent
to
look
after
the
best
Interests
of
Vg
wards
both
physically
and
mentally
at
-ths
present
time
as
it
has
done
In
the
past,
and
must
of
necessity
be
permitted
-to
use
Its
own
judgment
in
meeting
an
ever
Increasing
demand
upon
its
resources.
W.
E.
COLLISON
Indian
Agent
Man
in
the
Moon
How
thankful
we
all
are
to
see
the
beautiful
snow
disappearing!
Aberdeen
Scotsmen
,
are
still
making
jokes
about
themselves
and
selling
them
to
gullible
English
men.
One
of
the
jokes
is
about
a
Scotsman
who
went
Insane.
He
bought
a.
scorccard
at
a
ball
.game
and
neither
team
scored.
The
ministry
of
pensions
made
an
error
in
their
records
entering
a
girl
as
a
boy.
They
received
a
let
ter
from
the
fond
.mother
saying:
"You
have
changed
my
little
girl
into
a
.boy.
Will
it
make
any
dif
ference?"
The
latest
.definition
of
a
mat-
rfmnnlftl
Vinrpnii
Is
that
It
l
n
Kt
The
jokes
of
tire
ago
may
not
be
funny
but
the
age
of
the
Jokes
ldiculous.
,
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
February
23,
1912
A
meeting
of
the
Prince
.Rupert
Liberal
Association
was
held
last
night
In
the
Knights
of
Pythias
Hall
to
name
delegates
to
the
forthcoming
provincial
convention
In
Vancouver.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln,
president,
was
In
the
chair
and
one
of
the
.features
of
the
.evening
was
an
address
by
Duncan
Ross.
Delegates
were
named
in
the
persons
of
Howard
Campbell,
John
Piercy,
J.
J.
Sloan,
C.
W.
Peck,
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln,
G.
J.
Frlzzell,
J.
R.
Morgan,
G.
R.
Naden,
Fred
Stork,
C.
B.
Lockbart,
"Dan
McKinnon,
T.
D.
Pattullo,
J.
Y.
Rochester
and
A.
M.
Manson.
The
sum
of
$20,000
$10,000
in
grants
each
from
the
city
and
pro
vincial
government
Is
now
available
for
the
new
extension
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
The
construction
work
Is
expected
to
commence
shortly,
D.
O.
Stewart,
president
of
the
hospital
board,
appeared
before
the
city
council
last
night
to
express
for-
.
-
j-'vi""
,..v-..
Mt'l'ui
w
b.wu
iutitmv,
XillllUOb
-I
i
.
.
.
-
..
everything1
we
iuy
comes
from
that
city
and
when
people
here
take
a
holiday
thev
usually
goto
Vancouver.
The
development
of
Prince
Rupfcrt
therefore
means
,the
fur-
receiving
congratulations
uer
,
development
of
Vancouver.
Doubtless
the
Peace
Rivar
committee
of
the.
Chamber
nf
f!nmnwn
pPT
SIMPSON,
.Feb.
53:-Mr,
BASKETBALL
IS
RESUMED,:
Lamliie
&
Stone
Defeated
42
to
33
Grotto
taking
a
short
lead,
only
to
have
the
Clothiers
pull
ahead
lata
never
to
be
headed
again.
Half
time
score
was
23
to
19
for
Lambie
&,
Stone.
The
second
half
was
much
tlir
same
as
the
first
with
.both
team,
playing
hard
but
the
Clothiers
ioai
not
be
checked
and
won
.out
by
nine
points.
Individual
scores:
Lambie
&
fitone
Dominato
(19!
Campbell
(4).
Johnson
8),
.Lindsay
Uli,
Hals;
total,
42.
Grotto
Morgan
(14),
Stalker
(.1),
Letourneau
(6),
Montesano
Z),
Eby
(3),
A.
Murray
(1);
total.
33.
Ladies'
League
I
In
the
Ladies'
League
fixture
Annettes
defeated
Grottettes
16
to
i
13.
This
game
was
close
through-1
out
with
the
.Groottettes
leading'
8-6
at
the
rest
period.
After
the
breathsr
Annette's
pulled
ahead
but
had
to
fight
hard
until
the
final
whistle
to
squeeze
put
a
win.
Annette's
Wilson
(7),
Eva
Mor
ris,
Ratchford
(5),
Edna
Dickens
(2),
P.
Dickens
(2);
total,
16.
Grottettes
Croxford
Menzies
(2),
McMeekln
(2),
Beale
(3),
Erik-son,
Smith
(6);
total,
13.
Intermediate
Xearue
Scythians"
defeated
a
luckless!
Regiment
team-by
a
score
of
48
to
14
in
the
intermediate
tussle.
Half
time
.score
was
24
,to
4.
The
S:yth-lans
forward
line
were
-shooting
al
will
and
won
out
easily.
Scythians
Murray
(2)
,M.
Mon-
,
,
.
,
,
:
teeano
(16),
-Beynon
(14),
H.
Mon
of
drawers,
each
packed
full
of
I,
.
.
'
women's
fixings
and
with
one
man's
collar
and
tie
Jammed
Into
a1
corner.
You
have
to
hand
it
to
the
In
come
tax
collector.
He
certainly
jets
the
money
about
this
time
of
year.
tesano
(10),
Fitch,
Letourneau
Total,
48.
(6)
Regiment
Miller
(2),
Nelwn
12),
F.
Comadlna
(2),
Eastman
Storrie,
Davies
(2);
Total,
14,
CANADA
AND
ENGLAND
WIN
AGAIN
IN
HOCKEY
LONDON.
Feb.
23:
(CP)
Grotto'
Canada
defeated
C?echo-Slo-
vakia
three
o
nothing
.and
1
Eneland
beat
Switzerland..
After
a
lay-off
of
about
three
also
by
a
jscore
of
three
to
..
.
t
4
v.
i
MMntH
;
WLW
l
weeks
owing
to
tne
aossnce
oi
t
uuhuus,
w
icuwm
uuw
uhuc-
t
players
from
-town
and
talso
on
ac-
'
leated
after
their
fourth
count
of
the
influenza
epidamlc
j
games
In
the
world's
hockey
basketball
again
got
under
wa
championship.
Both
Canada
last
niaht
with
the
Grotto
losing
and
Eneland
won
their
fifth
to
the
-Lambie
&
Stone
squad
who
games
today,
.the
.former
4e-
became
the
leader
in
the
stand-
.featlng
Germany
five
-to
nil
ins.
Both
teams
were
without
the
while
Eneland
won
over
Po-
services
of
a
few
of
their
regular
jand
n,to
nil.
-Caecho-Slovakla
players
-but,
nevertherfcw.
the
game
.
defeated
France
eight
to
one
was
good
rou3nout.
,
.and
Switzerland
wpn
over
The
game
started
last
wun
-ne
Jiuneary
four
to
two.
Bowling
Play
LastEvening
Rupert
Motors
Defeats
Gyro
;Club
In
.Commercial
League
,but
letter
Win
.Over
.Five
Jokers
,ln
Fiye
Pin
League
.
Rupert
Motors
defeated
Gyro
Club
two
games
to
one
In
the
Commercial
Bowling
League
last.
nlht
while
Rupert
Butchers
set"
totals
of
745,
828
and
811
for
Bal-lingers
to
bowl
against.
High
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
A.
Ross
of
Rupert
Butchers
169.
In
a
postponed
fixture
In
City
:F1ve
Pin
League,
Gyro
Club
won
three
games
to
nil
over
Five
Jokers.
Individual
scoring
was
as
.fol
low:
RUP.
.MOTORS
1st
2nd
3rd
Taylor
......462
,148
164
Herman
455
135
138
Saunders
158
150
Houston
129
152
139
iRcbsrtson
109
121
145
Tetal
fin
700
72ft
junior
League
A.
Astoria
141
Boy
Scouts
defeated
the
illgh
Handicap
27
Sihool
16
to
13
In
a,
close
checking
Total
,745
game
,in
tne
Junior
.League
openc,r;l
Hair
time
score
as
10-7
for
the
Boy
Scouts
Montesano
(7),
Eastman
(6),
Storrie
(2),
Lund-quist
(1),
Grlmble,
Llndscth;
Total,
16.
HlghSchool
Fitch
(4).
J,
(1),
Hirano
(4)
.Bolton,
B.
(4);
Total,
13.
Referees
F.
Comadlna,
Dcminato
and
Skinner.
Scorer-Joe
Antonelll.
Reporter
Mike
Montesano.
BASKETBALL
STANDING
Senior
League
.W.D.'.L.
Moose
2
Lamb.e
.&
.stone
Grotto
2
Intermediate
League
Moose
5
Scythians
2
Regiment
v
0
Ben's
News
Stand
0
Ladies'
League
Grottettes
2
Annette's
2
High
School
1
'
Junior
League
Boy
Scouts
5
High
School
5
Moose
1
Seal
Sove
0
F.
A.P
SNAKE
IN
CHINA
CLOSET
4
0
4
10
4
0
c
4
10
4
to
ii't
.that
this
matter
is
brought
before
the
'Vancouver
p'
SLr,:lce'of,Ppl:tiSl?,p"
wprkers
who
thQeht.a
foundation
vhttm
Ti
will
be
a
snlendul
onnorfnnifv
fn
IlS
IZZ
.u.
"I
cpngratula
Ions
,ob
washing
on,
thieves
made
a
'
.
1
11
J
u.Hi?
wlDinnoittnBiine
hole
In
the
brick
wall
of
a
bakeshop
GYRO
CLUB
1st
2nd
Buljer
.
144
.134
Morris
-.113
t5
BrqckJ&iby
,114
110
Rcnf
.128
131
Large
147
.144
Tptil
,646
ic.1,4
RUP.
BUTCHERS
1st
J.
Jade
J57
A.
Ross
.165
6),
iMsLen
135
IL.
Aster
a
.120
slows:
0,
I
SWAN
HILL,
Aust.,
Feb.
23:
(CP)
J
Smashing
nearly
every
dish
in'-John
;Hucker's
china
cupboard
in
its
tight
a
five-foot
.black
snake;
which
chased
a
mouse
Indoors
was
finally
overpowered
and
killed.
.
FOOLED
ALL
HANDS
.CANTERBURY.
,Aust,,
cpj-,withln
iull
,vlew
Peb.
,23:
of
many
(Port
Simpson
General
Hospital.
and
got
away
with
$100
In
cash.
2nd
m
,170
146
147
138
27
828
(i.tn
.1,111
ieai-iie
'
'
W,
L.
1
1
5
4
5
2
L.
11
7
8
7
.L.
0
Rupert
Butchers
3
n
Rupert
Motors
2
l
pyio
Club
1
,2
McMeekin's
0
3
plological
fixation
.
.0
3
G0LDBL00M
THE
OLD
RELIABLE
pjur
Buyer
Wants
Furs
3rd
league
stand(r2
are
as
fol-.
Q5
Taxi
;..;;.5
Grotto
5
Moose
4
O'Ncil,
printers
9
O'Neill
j
Armour
Salvage
L.r.j
(Power
Corporation
l
Husoy
!
...
.
.
I
l
ive
Pin
League
,;
W.
Five
Jokers
.13
Gyro
Club
..
,.ji
Pioneer
Laundry
7
Empress
.2
Commercial
1
league
W.
Balllnsar's
2
and
wants
them
badly
Ship
what
you
have
to
me
and
cash
wjll
lie
wired
,or
galled
ypu
imincrliately.
We
guarantee
more
than
anybody
else.
Don't
.delaymarket
Is
liable
to
chance.
FINAL
IN
P
13
lit
2
r.
3
3
2
1
b
0
CUP
PLAY
Grotto
and
Ramblers
to
Meet
This
.Evening
to
Decide
Tip
Top
Tailors
Trophy
.Grotto
defeated
Canadian
Na
tkmal
-Recreation
Association
.last
night
by
a
score
of
5
to
4
In
semi-final
of
bridge
lay
for
the
Tip
Top
Tailors'
Cup
thus
qualify
ing
to
meet
Ramblers
tonight
,hi
the
final
fbr
the
trophy.
Playing
of
the
postponed
league
.fixture
between
.Ramblers
and
.Musketeers
on
,the
outcome
of
which
will
be
decided
,whlch
of
the
Grotto,
gamblers
or
Musketeers
wins
jsecqnd
.lalf
.honors
lias
,been
set
for
tomorrow
evening.
JU'SII
FQlt
TENNIS
SEATS
I
LONDON,
Feb.
23:
4CPJ-About
$75,000
will;
fee
returned
to
appll-?ints
who
have
.failed
in
the
oar;
lpt
for
reserved
centre-
court
seats
qt
the
British
Lawn
Tennis
championships
nt
Wimbledon
in
June.
HOCKEY
JPORES
Pacific
Coast
League
Spokane-
2,
Vancouver
4.
Hockey
Standings
Pacific
.Coast
League
Portland
17
with
Vancouver
...
.14
I
Seattle
13
the
Spokane
,11
5
.12
.8
11
4
16
7
.16
7S
100
.73
70
SPORT
CHAT
63
39
79
36
.93
30
.86
,29
Percy
-Williams,
1928
double
sprint
-Olympic
champion,
equalled
141
J
he
Canadian
Indoor
60-yard
record
of
62
seconds
at
the
Toronto
Coliseum
eight
years
ago
last
night.
The
Vancouver
flash
defeated
Johnny
Fitzpatrick,
Hamilton,
Ont.,
jgj'iprint
star.
In
the
final
of
the
134
il30
197
138
752
3rd
;151.
J
Go
150
153
156
27
.811
event
at
the
Canadian
championships.
National
The
'two-referce
system
-was
Inaugurated
in
the
National
Hockey
League
;by
President
.Frnk
Calder
14
years
ago
rtoday.
jn
h,Qse
days
he
professional
circuit
was
a
four-team
affair,
composed
of
Toronto
St.
Patricks,
(Montreal
;Canadlens,
PHawa
and
Hamilton.
Harvey
,Pul-fqrd
and
.Dr.
Jerry
Laflamme
pair
ed
off
In
pne
game
,he
day
after;
the
change
was
made.
The
other
TODAY'S
STOCKS
McCualg
Red
Lake.
.30.
Rajah
Red
Lake.
.38.
Kerr
Addison,
3.30.
Aldermac,
20.
i
.Fed.
Klrkland,
J6.
Upper
Canada,
78.
CllilEy
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
,Fumisiid
hou.
waterfroril
Seal
,Oove
Appij
Mochlda's
Store,
Seal
Cove,
(tfi
FOR
SALE
$100
cash
10-12
hp
2
cyl.
4
cycle
gxs
engine
At
water
-
;Kent
Ignition.
,ultah
for
trolling
,qr
$111
netting
jisj
cash
6
h.p.
Petters
dlesel,
pet.
feet
condition.
Can
be
used
stationary
or
.marine.
Box
10,
Dafly
News.
uj,
FURNlTyRFJ
Factory
samples
must
go
this
werk.
Guaranteed
io-
piece
Chesterfield
groups
-tG9.50-
4Q-piece
loose
pillow
arm
groups
-
$72.50;
10-piece
bedroom
sulto
(round
.mirrors)
-$74.50.
.furnish
yqur
home
.complete
.ihre
rooms,
59
pieces
all
for
$155.
Many
other
bargains.
Terms
11
you
.wish.
Order
today,
Julius
Shore
Mall
Order-House.
8th
floor
Beklas
Building,
Vancouver
UJi
WANTED
WANTED
Qlrl
for
general
,hou'
work.
Phone,
a
reen
,471
(i
WANTED
Immediately,
femalt
cook,
must
be
good
at
bread
iti
pastry.
Apply
E.
Forfar
Hotel
Fort
St.
James.
(i
WANTED
TO
BUY
Deposit
ot
white
China
clay.
Please
state
full
details
In
first
letter
Box
11.
Daily
News.
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PERSONAL
GENTLEMEN'S
Sanitary
Supplies.
highest
.grade
15
for
$1,
Pacife
Supply.
751
Granville,
Vaneouts.
aHKr
,wrlte.brmes
Limited.
II
was
in
charge
of
Copper
.Snieaton
J
F,brn:.rr.
1937.
ana
Percy
Lesueur.
MEN
Get
vigor
at
once.
New
Oi-
trex
Tonic
Tablets
contain
ru
oyster
lnvlgorators
and
otixt
stimulants.
One
dose
peps
upsr-
,gans,
glands.
If
not
deligbU
aker
refunds
lew
cents
pai
,UI;iKTJtY
ACT
viiTifi:
Ru:
OerUriouLs
of
TlUe
No.
JOT-l
to
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Twrnt-4wo
(23)
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of
Strwart
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of
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A.
THOMPSON,
Deptity
Rc;U!:iir
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
.RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
J'ROM
1'IUNCE
.RUPERT
;FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
$32.00
$35.35
RETI)tN.
RirrilltN.
All
meal
and
Berth
Included.
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate
points.
Special
'Tickets
on
Sale
.Between
November
1st,
lftffi
and
February
,28th,
1937,,
Inclusive
.Good,
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
1937.
Children
'Ialt
Fare.
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar
Vancpuver
CATAJ4
Tuesday,
a
p.m.
Thursday,
p-"1,
S.S.
GARDEN
A
Friday,
JOtfO
p.m.
Monday,
a.m.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
.Rupert
Agent
-
A.
W.
rjEWJUAN
r
JChlrd
Ave..
Phone
5
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Convenient
Please
Purchase
Tickets
jit
Office
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very
nor
ettray
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Treat
Yourself
tp
a
Ilappy
New
Year
.by
.having
your
Coal
bin
.full
pf
jthe
best
.coal
jn
town.
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