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in
High
School
Boyi'
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Saturday.
March
4,
1839
Alpha.
2509,
Beta.
2473.
Gamma,
2343.
Winners
of
theatre
tickets
were
Landrey,
240;
Good,
230:
Brown.1
191.
John
Good
had
a
high
single
score
of
294.
Try
a
Dally
rewt
caiosmed
ad.
CONCERT
BY
!
BOY
SCOUTS
flood
Crowd
Enjoys
Excellent
Variety
Entertainment
in
Angli-
,
can
Cathedral
Hall
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
3.00
Hall
was
well
filled
with
an
audi-8.00
ence
of
some
150
persons
last
night
when
an
excellent
and
In
.02
teresting
variety
concert
wan
.25
staged
by
the
First
Prince
Ruper
t
Troop
of
Boy
Scouts.
The
entertainment
was
of
diversified
character
which
enabled
all
the
mem-
bers
of
the
troop
to
participate
feature
ox
tne
program
was
a
wefl
executed
one-act
playlet
entitled
The
Tenderfoot'
with
ar
TUT
DAILY
NEWS
Wouldn't
We
But
you
can
be
sure
to
HEAR
all
the
elaborate
programs
HERALDING
A
RADIO
that
will
be
broadcast
during
the
Royal
Visit
if
you
own
a
UNSURPASSED
IN
.
.
.
PERFORMANCE
REGISTERED
JULYJI
190
7j
CANADA'S
FINEST
It
A
1)10
The
I'honola
1939
Royalty
Series
is
a
supreme
achievement
in
radio
history
During
March
We
Offer
Extra
large
trade-in
allowances
Low
monthly
payment
No
Interest
EDWARD
LIPSETT
LTD.
In
the
Ord
County
it
is
customary
for
the
radical
2S?
nVtSSS
parties
to
advocate
reiorms
and
the
tonservative
party
old
Nordan,
David
Jones.
Ray
to
na3
legislation
chaninnir
the
advocated
policies
into
Hougan,
George
Hankinson,
Hew
,
-
...
"
t
.
--
i
.
-
Jaws.
In
Canada
there
is
a
political
party
pledged
to
socialism
and
another
party,
the
present
party
in
power,
is
passing
legislation
which
is
an
important
socialism.
After
announcing
that
the
government
would
po
".longer
continue
the
fixed
price
for
wheat
to
prairie
farm-
ard
Hougan.
ir.
Allan
McKeown
and
Hemsby
King.
Step
toward
Hemsby
King.
Marvin
Caravan.
part,
also
proved
of
interest
as
did
a
series
of
shadow
plays
depicting
various
subjects
with
Scouts
sen
ers,
the
minister
of
agriculture
stated
that
a
new
policy
eraiiy
parudpaung.
The
shootin
i
J
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i
a.
-
J
a
;
a
t
.
1
wouia
De
auopieu
guaranteeing
tne
larmers
a
price
equal
or
Dan
McGrew"
was
presented
as
to
the
cost
of
production
or
thereabouts,
whether
they
a
recitative
sketch
by
Robert
Yer-have
any
crop
or
not
This
covers
not
only
the
field
of
JjJgJ-
DaTld
Jones
and
Harok1
crop
insurance
but
aLso
the
price
of
the
crop
and,
so
far
as
tn.-
.m..i
HOOP
TEAM
TO
TRAVEL
Lcal
Cagers
To
PUy
At
Ketchikan
And
New
Metlakatla
Next
Week
Premier
Later
In
Month
i
Next
Tuesday
the
Standard
Of.
.basketball
team
of
Prince
Ruper.
.will
leave
aboard
the
Jedway
fo.
I
Ketchikan
and
New
Metlakatla.
'
Alas
with
a
possible
can
at
Port
Simpson
enroute.
If
the-
eaJ
is
nude
at
Port
Simpson,
a
game
At
Ketebikan
games
nil!
be
played
Wednesday
and
Thursday
events??!
and
at
New
Metlakatla
on
Friday
and
Sunday
The
players
are
due
heme
on
the
Sunday
".fSeverlno
Domlnato.
Angus
Mac-
Phee-,
Herbie
Morgan.
Sonny
Bey-non.
Jack
Campbell.
Arthur
Murray.
Johnny
Obuchlna
and
Bob
Houston.
On
March
23
and
24
the
lowl
team
wtll
Journey
to
Premier
where
they
will
play
games
In
a
series
for
the
Northern
British
ran
Ha
ncpprtnlnpH
it
is
in
Kp
nnnnnirihiitnt-v
c
.
Columbia
championship.
The
Pre-
.
-
"
.
iuc
in
-a.
j
ocuut
mere
vamp
was;i-
,
,
Of
course,
all
other
basic
industries
in
the
country
community
singing
by
the
boys'a
by
aether
Sr
"f
Will
Want
the
same
thing
and
their
claims
will
be
quite
jus-
u1th
Jnes
playing
har-
Uames
in
Prince
Rupert
BeH
three
tified.
In
Prince
Rupert
we
shall
expect
the
price
of
hali-
n'c,
"'""
Drummoncl
and
Benny
oar-
of
four
w
totaJ
poinU
but
will
be
insured
by
the
state
and
possibly
the
catch.
On
riStVon
habltant
ia
the
event
of
an
even
gam
the
same
basis,
as
trie
proposed
wheat
crop
insurance,
we
a
piano
soi6
-Berceuse-
was
giv-ip"11
p1'1
decldiLlhe
Premler"
could
ask
that
every
boat
be
guaranteed
an
average
catch
by
Hemsby
King.
nee
upert
seriea.
with
Compensation
for
every
trip
that
proves
a
loss.
""ie
conrt
opened
with
a
seen
-R6grt
Baruett
and
Peter
Bird
Already
a
million
people
are
being
kept
by
thetate
T,w,!f,?0,ut
ctfp
l"
th
or,e
Thurs-
ahd
they
now
look
to
it
as
a
right
instead
of
a
gift
Money
0f
triors
by
spctiighwi'S
,day
l?ht
or
&oulmu
is
being
loaned
by
the
state
for
housing
and
two"per.
cent
the
singing
of
the
scout
son3i1
!lla!'enr
l?11!
.
At
money
is
being
offered
municipalities
for
special
purpos-
to
the
End
of
.'SSiSSSL
with
es.
The
government
is
controlling
the
credit
of
the
coun-
l
uay-
them
try
through
the
central
bank.
Through
the
provincial
an?ouriS
'
iTSS
j
:
'
j
governments
group
marketing
has
became
an
accepted
burgh
was
piano
accompanist
for1
Try
a
Daily
nws
cwired
,d.
policy
of
both
old
political
parties
and
farmers
are
not
the
evening.
even
allowed
to
sell
their
own
crops
except
in
the
manner
prescribed
by
the
marketing
board.
All
these
are
socialistic
measures
passed
and
put
into
operation
by
parties
that
do
not
advocate
socialism.
Many
more
socialistic
measures
are
in
operation
but
the
greatest
of
all
is
the
wheat
policy,
not
yet
complete
but
in
process
of
incubation.
It
is
worth
watching
because
it
is
the
one
outstanding
problem
of
the
present
day
and
age,
the
beginning
of
ii
new
socialistic
policy.
B-
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II
JiEFUGEE
SETTLERS
f
If
it
is
true
that
a
larc;e
number
of
refugee
settlers
from
Sudetenland
are
coming
to
Canada
to
take
un
land
in
the
Peace
River
country,
there
should
be
little
objection,,
to
providing
of
the
land
and
welcoming
the
settlers
as
ourl
share
of
the
nurchase
of
peace
at
Munich.
Evidently
war!
was
averted
at
that
time
and
these
people
paid
the
priced
What
could
we
do
hut
lpt.
thpm
rnmp?
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the
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and
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the
utmost
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Style,
Comfort
&
Value
Shoes
that
are
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pleasure
to
wear
at
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shoe
store
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The
Home
of
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Shoes
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DAIRY
IN
LEAD
NOW
Weekly
Bridge
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Brackman
ii
Ker.
12380:
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association.
15570
Prince
Rupert
Dairy.
M419;
Musketeers.
8100.
OroUo.
13JJ6;
RamUm.
13080
Canadian
Lacdoa.
lMW;
Sons
of
Norway.
15040.
The
league
aUrxtiRf
:
Fter
AsaicMt
Pt
P.
R.
Dairy
111070
83740
121070
O
rot
to
1004M
MB0
100429
Ramblers
94
7340
99410
C.
N.
R.
A.
97100
01930
97180
B.
At
K.
8&090
102310
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Can.
Legion
SttM
109930
83630
Maaketeers
77000
100970
77000
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Offers
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Car
at
Your
Service
Phone
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TAXI
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93
NO
OIIUGATIOX
MARKSMEN
ARE
BUSY
C,
N.
It.
A.
Rifle
Club
cUvitlrt
In
Dominion
Marksmen
Match
Indoor
aettvtttes
of
the
Cana
dian
National
Recreation
RKki
Clab
are
nw
drawing
to
a
ckn.
The
ratio
as
postal
maufrm
art
n
earing
com
pie
lion
and
the
end
of
Uuth
vIM
ee
ttw
last
target
duty
shot
and
turned
in.
Individuals,
teams.
uUs
and
mixed
doubles
were
entered
in
the
Ca-.
nadian
small
Bore
Rifle
Amocui-tion.
the
Dosnlniun
of
Canada
Rifle
Association
and
the
Dominion
Marksmen
as
well
as
the
Canadian
National
HeereaUon
AsseetaUor.
Also
there
were
a
number
ef
revolver
ocsopetiUons
so
the
local
marksmen
have
had
a
busy
season
Tost
season,
as
in
previous
years,
the
local
club
has
made
a
sirens;
bid
for
the
western
district
cham.
pionsalp
In
the
Dominion
Marks-j
urn
vermin
wgg(
vi
wvrn
men
wun
five
highest
scores
to
count
earh
month
for
th
three
months
of
January.
February
and
March
1939
In
January
the
team
aaored
498
There's
no
other
tobacco
just
like
Old
Chum
Good
Fellows
Chum
up
with
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
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DAIRY
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