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and
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Regarding
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Rates
For
Room
and
Board
at
THE
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HOTEL
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!
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Your
Ankles
Nothing
better
in
cold
or
wet
weather
than
a
boot.
Gives
aqcled
protection
to
your
ankles
frof
the
damp
and
gives
a
degree
or
Varmth.
Black
or
brown,
kid
or
calfskin.
Priced
from
$3.95
up
Agents
for
the
famous
"IfATlTT
SHOE"
Where
Most
People
Trade
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AMILY
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January
Sale
Inlaid
Linoleum,
square
yard
.$1.28
Printed
Linoleum,
square
yard
75c
Special
Prices
on
Clearance
Lines
Phone
775
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Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
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ATA
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EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
P.M.
Due
Vancouver.
Thursday
p.m.
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
10:38
P.M.
Due
Var-
bUver,
'(Monday
run.
,
If
convenient
please
purchase
tickets
at
office.
Further
information
regarding
reservations
and
tickets
from
A.
V.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
5G8
Treat
Yourself
Wfnotf
"uiw
new
rear
WWPM,
by
having
your
Coal
bin
!
Xhe'vM
fl,n
of
thc
,,cst
coal
in
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-
EVITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
Have
the
Goal
to
Suit
Your
Requirements
651
PnONE
652
GROTTO
IS
'
VICTORIOUS;
Defeated
Moose
Decisively
In
Senior'
eailly.
League
Last
Night
Grotto
showed
why
they
were
first
half
winners
in
the
Senior
Basketball
League
by
emerging
last
night
with
a
clean
53
to
36
victory
oyer
the
Moose.
Playing
without
the
services
of
Campbell
arid
Smith,
the
first
half
was
even
With
the
"Moose
leading
by
one
'point,
15
to
14.
In
the
second
half,
MacPh-ee
arid
Morgan
went
on
a
scoring
spree,
gathering
40
points
between
them.
Morgan
set
a
new
pblht-getfirig
record
for
the
season
by
snaring
24
points.
Wifh'ten
minutes
to"play,
the
score
was
tied
at
31
all
but
the
Tobacconists
gradually
pulled
away
and
won
decisively.
Armstrong'
and
Stiles
were
high
scorers
for
the
Antlered
Herd.
F.
Comadina
refereed
the
game
ery
capably.
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
Grotto
MacPhee
1I61,
Ralch-rord
4i.
Stalker
(7),
Morgan
24,
Montesand
(2),
A.
Murray;
tola!;
53.
Moose
Mitchell
(2),
Stiles
(10),
Wingham
6),
"It:
Morrison
2),
J.
Morrison
4),
Armstrong
i2(';
to-al,
36.
Ladies!
Game
In
the
Ladies'
League,
Grottettes
stepped
'out
to
win
their
second
straight
victory
by
taking
the
High
Jhool
quintette
into
camp:
by
a
jcore
of
18
to
8.
Working
with
blocklike
precision,
the
Grottettes'
forward
line
opened
up
at
the
start
and
took
a
six-point
lead
before
the
Students
could
obtain
a
point.
At
the
rest
period
Grottettes
.were
leading
10
to
2.
The
second
half
was
more
closely
contested.
The
Students
began
to
bear
down
but
could
not
break
through
the
Grotto
defence.
Men-zles
was
high
scorer
for
the
winners
with
eight
points
while
T.
Davis
was
outstanding
for
the
Students.
High
School
Ellison,
Davis
(3),
Blaine
(2),
Arney,
Lewellyn
1),
McLeod
(2),
Robertson;
total,
8.
Grottettes
Smith
(4),
Beale
(6),
Menzies
(8),
Croxford,
McMeekln,
Erikson;
total,
18.
Intermediate
Game
Scythians
opened
up
''their
second
half
campaign
by
talking
a
close
34
to
33
Victory
"over
Ben's
News
Stand
in
one
of
the
best
intermediate
games
'to
date.'
With
Nakamoto,
newly
reinstated,
teaming
with
Viereck
in
their
forward
line,
Ben's
opened
up
with
a
bang
and
were
leading
12
to
2
after
fve
minutes
of
play.
The
Scythian
machine
could
hot
seem
to
function
and
at
the
breather
the
Newsies
were
on
the
long
end
of
a
25
to
'13
count.
After
a
little
"pep
talk"
from
Coach
Morgan,
the
Scythians
opened
up
and
began
to
click.
With
Beynon,
Montesano
and
Campbell
on
the
forward
line,
the
Scythians
gradually
overcame
their
12-polnt
deficit
and
tied
the
score
iri
ten
mlhutes
of
play.
The
remainder
of
the
game
was
closely
contested,
the
lead
changing
continuously.
Wilh
an
exciting
finish
and
with
the;
whole
team
playing
like
Tro-jarjs,
the
Scythians
came
out
winners
by
a
one-point
margin.
Scythians
Beynon
(13),
Montesano
(9),
Murray
(4),
Currie
(2),
Lefourneau,
Gillis
(2),
Campbell
(4);
total,
34.
Ben's
Brown
(7),
Viereck
(10),
BIdke
(3),
Suehlro,
Nakamoto
Bryant
(2);
total,
33.
Junior
Game
In
the
opener,
Junior
Moose
won
from
Jhe
High
School
by
a
15
to
7
score.
The
first
half
was
close
with
the
Moose
having
a
one-point
lead
at
the
interval,
3-2.
In
the
second
half,
with
'Blaine
and
Wlnklow
rn.
ening
Up,
the
Moose
went
on
to
win
jligh
School
J.
O'Neill
(2),
Hi-ratio
(2),
Fitch,
Yamanaka,
Knut-
SOh.
B.
O'Neill
131
nnltnnv
tntol
n
oose
Blaine
(4),
Winslow
(6)1
Holkestad,
Hale,
Blake,
(2),
Currie,
SPECIAL
PRIGE
On
Custom
fallo'r-Made
SUITS
$38.50
Reduced,toY30
From
Jan.
12
to
Feb.
12
This
is
lowest
price
ever
charged
for
these
stjlts
M.
T.
LEE
Third
Avenue
Next
to
M.
M.
Stephens
Friday
January.
J5,
1937
THE
DAILY
NEWS
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
League
Chicago.
'3;
&aroons,',7.
Detroit,
2;
New"
York
Rangers.
0.
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland,
5;
Oakland,
2.
Mrs.
Donald
"McKay,
wife
of
the
agent
of
the
Alaska
Steamship
Co.
at
Skagway,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
going
through
for
a
trip
to
Seattle.
Bremner
t3,
McLeod;
total,
15.
'
Referees
F.
Comadina
-and
Johnson.
Scorer,
J.
Antonelli.
Reporter,
M.
D.
Montesano.
LEAGUE
STANDING
Senior
League
W.
L.
Grotto
2
0
Lambie
ti
Stone
0
1
Moose'...!
0
1
I
1
Pi
4
0
0
'
Intermediate
League
Scythian's
'!..!...'.!
1
0
2
Moose
.1
6
2
Ben's
News
Stand
0
1
0
Regiment
0
0
Ladies'
League
Grottettes
.
2
0
4
High
'School
.0
1
0
Annette's
,
0
1
0
'Junior
League
scouts
!!.'.4.::.V.'......'
.1
0
2
Moose
'.1
0
2
High
School
0
1
0
Seal
Cove"..'.
0
10
WHY
WOULD
YOU
LIKETOO
SEE
THE
CORONATION
RULES
I.
Annrtrt
mutt
not
be
mora
'than
25
words.
I.
Fjwh
mwfr
must
b.
wnmMn!l
by
a
bbl
from
tin
ol
'CIIOWN
liRAND"
Corn
Syrun,
IwnJ
in
m
mauy
tna.inu
ou
like,
batorh
and
r
vrr
nnrr
mrt
be
vx.n.poiii
by
a
"CKOWN
JiltAND"
CORN
KVKIT
label.
3.
Write
your
name
anil
adilrma
and
ait
pliinlr
ami
tl.e
frocar'i
nam
from
whom
you
purchaitd
'CROWN
BRAND"
Corn
Syrup.
4,
Tb
prif
wlnnprs
will
bn
announnn
as
anon
u
posaible
after
the
ckse
of
each
con-tert.
t.
The
Judges'
derhlona
are
final
and
there
can
be
do
correspondence
with
contestants.
0.
Only
children
years
of
sue
and
under,
residents
of
Canada,
may
compete.
Km-ployeeaof
theC'anadaPtarchCo.,
Umited,
their
farTiilNs
and
employees
of
the
Com-pany'a
Advcrtisinf
agency,
are
not
eligible,
7.
In
ease
of
a
tie,
duplicate
prirea
will
be
awarded.
t.
Only
children
who
hr.ve
answered
the
iwuqueniion
win
ueeugioie
for
the
Grand
Triics.
9.
Winners
of
the
Crand
lriiea
will
sail
from
Montreal
each
with
a
parent
or
guardian
on
April
Urd
and
return
sailing
on
May
15th.
10.
Rrrt
Contest
eloees
February
25th
and
all
entries
mutt
be
mailed
not
later
than
that
date.
Answers
mutt
be
mailed
to
The
CANADA
STARCH
COMPANY
Limited,
P.O.
Bos
127,
Montreal.
C-2
LOST
IN
OYLING
Ketchikan
Had
Best
of
Series
Of
Fire
Games
Played
In
Alaska
City
This
Week
Prince
Rupert
bowlers,
wjio
re
turned
to
-Ifee
city
on
the-Princess
Norah
yestt&ay
aftemobn,
played
fiv
match
or
a
total
M
fifUn
genes
wit$
-the
Elks
at
K$th
kwa.
Hie
lacals
were
bjateri
four
matches
of
th?
five,
"the
'toa'
game
count
being
ten
for
Ketchi-
fcah
artd
fWe
'for
"Pr!Hce"Rtip?rt.
The
matches
resulted
as
follow
Firsf
Prince
Rupsrt-752,
871,
819.
KHchlkan-525.
878.
861.
Ife'"Ruprt-0;'
Ketchikan,
Second
Prince
Rupert
805,
824,
931.
Ketchikan
821,
924
898.
Prince
Rupert,
1;
Ketchikan.
Third
Prince
RuperU-899,
867.
759.
Ketchikan
838,
840,
786.
Prince
Rupert.
2;
Ketchikan,
Fourth
Prince
Rupert
808,
792,
828.
Ketchikan
861.
842.
815.
Prince
Rupert,
1;
Ketchikan,
3.
Fifth
Prinoe
Rupert-815,
866,
868.
Katehikan
996,
914,
846.
Prince
Rupert.
1;
Ketchikan.
2.
The
Prinze
Rupert
players
were
1.
2.
Guiiierson,
Bury,
Morin,
Schria-'
berg.
Smith
and
Ciccone.
Ketchikan
"pla
ffers
were
Howard,
Daniels.
Mik4s;
Tibby.
Zeigler,
Boos,
Blan-ton.
Davies
and
Bailey.
Tentative
arrangements
have
been
made
for
a
return
series
or
matches
In
Pimce
Rupert
nex.
month.
BANQUET
-AT
MASSKTT
MASSETT,
Jan.
15:
-The
ne
Indian
Agent
forhe
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
J3.
T.
Ptiflllps.
Indian
Ant'
V.
'
E.
Ca'lEson
t
Prince.
Rupert,
who
was'H
v(l,or
on
oin-
1
WMrtees.
and
Miss
Gibson
and
lbs
Morm.
school
teaher's,''wtre
guests
of
honor
at
a
banquet
by
1
the
Native
Si--te:hood
of
Massett
nt
ihe
first
of
thc
week.
FOR
BAD
BREATH
and
SMOKER'S
THROAT
AWD
A
TWO
WEEKS
TOUR
OF
BRITAIN
(or
the
option
of
$500
In
cash)
FOR
BOYS
AND
GIRLS
THREE
GRAND
PRIZES-
each
consisting
of
A
FREE
TRIP
TO
THE
CORONATION
For
a
BOY
or
GIRL
accompanied
by
a
parent
or
guardian
This,
the
greatest
con
rest
for
Schoolchildren
ever
held
In
Canada,
offers
every
boy
and
fllrl
a
fair
and
eqnal
chance
to
win
an
all-eipenae
Free
Trip
to
see
the
Coronation
and
a'
two
weeks'
tour
of
Britain.
It
alo
IncluJea
a
Free
Trip
Tor
a
parenrtir
guardianto
accompany
each
child.
.
.
It'a
all
Free
Including
een
pocket
money
to
spend
aa
you
got
THE
CONTEST
What
you
have
to
do:
Answer
two
simple
questions,
the'
first
one
of
which
appears
In
this
adeer
ttsement
on
the
Ml
amf
another'whlch
win
be
announced
late
In
February.
Each
and
every
answer
must
be
accompanied
by
a
"CROWN
BRAND"
Corn
Syrup
label.
You
can
send
In
as
many
answers
as
you
like,
provided
a
"Crown
Brand"
label
Is
enclosed
for
each
answer.
Head
the
Rules
at
the
left
Carefully.
The
answer
to
the
first
question,
must
be
mailed
not
later
than
February
25th.
EVERY
CHILD
HAS
A
CHANCE
TO
WIN!
Every
Iloy
and
Cirl
of
17
years
and
under
can
enter.
The
Jadgea
will
be
well-knowa
srhtol
twhers
and
principals.
Ttielr
decisions
will
e
absolutely
impartial
and
final.
Wrililig,
ajM-llins:,
phraseology
and
neatness
will
count
in
the
judging.
448
CASH
PRIZES
Besides
the
wonderful
Crand
Prizes
of
Free
Trips
to
the
Coronation,
there
will
be
224
Cash
FrUes
for
each
question,
imagine
what
a
good
chance
you
have
to
win
a
prize.
1st
Prize
SS0.00
4th
Prize
$5.00
2nd
Prize
$25.00
20
Prizes
of
$2.00
3rd
Prize
$10.00
200
Prizes
of
$1.00
THE
GRAND
PRIZES
A
Free
Trip
to
the
Coronation
accompanied
by
a
Parent
or
Guardian
will
be
awarded
to
each
of
the
three
children
who
send
In
the
best
Individual
answers
during
the
entire
contest
the
winners,
however;
must
have
answered
the
two
questions.
PRIZES
TO
GROCERS.
To
the
grocers
who
supplied
"CROWN
BRAND"
iiuce
liianu
prize
winners
ISO,
o
each.
For
the
two
separate
contests-J
lt.eo
each
for
the
first
four
winners
and
15
00
each
for
th
neit
twenty
dinners
(for
each
contest).
EDWARDSBURG
CROWN
BRAND
mi314H
GVLailil
hunR
ariiur
The
Great
Energy
Food
One
of
the
famous.
nrnHnrtc
nf
The
CANADA
STARCH
COMPANY
Limited
Would
You
like
$5.00
Have
you
an
old
suit
or
overcoat
stored
away
somewhere
which
is
an
eyesore
every
time
you
look
at
it?
We'll
allow
you
five
'dollars
for
it
on
a
tradein
on
any
suit
or
coat
in
our
store.
STARTING
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
15
THIS
SPECIAL
WILL
CONTINUE
FOR
TEN
DAYS!
Here
is
an
opportunity
to
acquire
a
new
outfit
and
save
money
also
assist
some
needy
person
as
all
tradein's
will
be
donated
to
charity.
WILLIAM
F.
STONE
"Clothes
of
Distinction"
Before
Stock
Taking
Sale
Fx
ix
Coats
a.t
less
than
Half
Price
Watch
the
Window
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
RUCKLEYX
Pleasant,
Soothing--10&25ii
jrrjl
v
!,
1
5
l
axi
!
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VAI.KNTIN
DAIHV
TO
THE
""''on
B)(flM
Ik
.
1
1
1
1
And
Messenger
Service
Stand:
Empress
Hotel
Hill
Stuurl
Al
Frenrh
John
Saunders
Fancy
Work
At
Reasonable
Prices
Palmistry
Suite
7,
First
Floor
FEDERAL
HLDG.
Phone
ttrcen
701
FREE
TROUSERS
Free
trousers
or
10
discount
for
Suit
or
pvercoat
of
House
of
Hobberlln
Clothes
during
the
month
of.
January
only,
and
0"
discount
offered
cit
House
of
Stone
Clothes.
'
quality,
Style,
Tit,
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
LING
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