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SAVE
YOUR
VISION
Prince
Rupert
High
School,
equally
senior
encounter,
resulted
in
a
30
to
25
win
for
the
locals
who.
although
the
visitors
went
temporarily
out
on
top
by
a
point
or
so
as
a
result
of
a
power
play
early
in
the
second
period,
were
the
,best
team
on
general
run.
New
Metlakatla
opened
the
a
penalty
to
put
Prince
Ruper.
three
points
up.
With
first
one
side
and
then
the
other
finding
the
basket,
this
margin
continued
for
a
lew
minutes
until
Metlakatla.
'
which
had
had
some
hard
luck
Saturday,
february
25,
1939.
w1lh
lts
long
shotSi
rinaijy
Eot
Its
shooting
eye
and
stormed
the
EXPORT
OF
LOGS
hoop
to
speedily
build
up
a
lead
Owing
to
a
general
desire
to
improve
industrial
con-
whlch
eot
as
large
as
nine
points.
ditions
and
keep
people
from
having
to
accept
govern-
lghaVl
ment
relief,
the
export
of
logs
seems
to
have
been
on
the
exhibition
of
close
checking
increase
of
late
years
with
the
result
that,
instad
of
having
tricky
bail
handling
and
spec-
new
factories
established
in
British
Columbia,
factories
tacuiar
long
snots
which
had
the
have
been
established
in
other
countries
using
the
Bri-
J0"1
band-
clever
dribbMng
by
tish
Columbia
raw
product.
.
2
Tkept'
hi
Z
It
might
be
considered
whether
this
is
the
right
time
the
players
and
bounced
the
inn
to
gradually
reduce
the
quantities
of
logs
exported
with
a
by
instinct,
was
a
feature.
The
view
to
shutting
off
completely
within
the
next
few
years.
first
naif
ended
24
to
15
for
the
It
is
recognized
that
only
the
federal
government
has
nrJ
a
of
to
interfere
with
from
timber
power
log
export
crown
Co-ordinaUon
into
the
second
limits.
The
provincial
government
controls
the
export
naif,
the
Metiakatians
were
ai-
irom
timber
leases,
they
took
advantage
of
this
situa
tion
to
build
up
a
lead
which
reached
its
maximum
at
a
count
j
It
3
turd
AW
Y.
I
tiit:
part
xrws
New
Metlakatla
Noses
Out
With
One
Point
To
Even
Up
Count
In
Hoop
Series
With
Prince
Rupert
u
l
.-.l
:
....:
.i
l.
l
1
.
Metlakatla
fart
and
nult
a
snlritw!
a.
the
LtightOO.
7:
"
m.L
-i
V.
i
.
9;
Ben
Nelson
3;
Fred
Auekland.
4:
Htward
Leosk;
Horace
Leigh
ten.
3:
total,
25.
Prince
Raoert
IHgh
School
Helge
Holkestad
15:
Tony
Christian;
Percy
Knutsen.
8;
Georee
Brown.
7:
Hector
Macdonald:
total.
30
"
Johnny
'
Comadlna
"
of
Prince
Ru-
The
fame
count
between
New
Metlakatla
and
Prince
Rupert
was
Lou
Ambers
Wins
From
Arizmendi
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
25
CP
Leu
Ambers
stopped
rugged
Baby
Arizmendi,
Mexican,
In
eleven
bloody
rounds
here
last
night
to
clinch
the
rieht
for
a
Just
about
this
time
of
year
a
campaign
IS
put
on
for
of
29
to
15.
Then
the
locals
got
waded
In
to
batter
the
Mexl
the
purpose
of
drawing
attention
to
the
need
of
saving
organized
and
rrom
men
on
the
eyes.
steadily
cut
down
the
margin
e
eye
i
is
like
a
camera
The
pupil
is
the
lens,
the
eye-
J2S2.
Tzl
lid
the
shutter,
the
iris
the
diaphram,
the
retina
the
film,
to
31.
Fromthen
to
the
end
it
The
eyes
take
the
picture
and
translate
it
into
a
movie
a
thrilling
a
battle
as
any
from
which
the
brain
takes
its
impression.
The
program
one
eonld
wish
10
see
wlth
n"-
is
nhvavs
rhnnninff
A
Innrr
n
t
pvps
aro
nnon
th
r,?o.
one
sldc
and
then
the
other
scor-
..Z:ii"r;
Prince
Rupert,
try
as
It
ture
continues.
In
order
that
the
delicate
machinery
of
might,
was,
however,
never
able
the
eye
may
do
its
work
properly
it
must
receive
care,
to
get
into'
the
lead'
again
while
When
used
on
small
print,
lighting
is
very
important.
Not
Metlakatla
never
had
an
advan-only
must
the
health
of
the
body
be
kept
good
to
enable
?e,
of,m,tr!
four
J501"1"-the
parts
to
be
constantly
renewed
and.
repaired
but
at
Tl
times
external
aid
is
necessary.
That
is
where
the
op-
comadlna
had
a
busy
time
watch,
tomotrist
comes
in.
He
will
tell
you
that
reading
in
bed
ing
the
play
and
keepin?
up
with
is
harmful,
that
the
light
should
strike
the
book
from
be-
storekeeper's
records,
sonn?
hind
the
reader,
preferably
over
the
left
shoulder,
and
J,LTblner
is
any
prince
Rupert
and
John
Marsden
other
abnormality,
this
should
be
corrected
by
the
use
of
of
New
Metlakatla
participated
glasses.
in
an
almost
continual
parade
t,-
Our
eves
are
the
most
delicate
of
our
organs
vet
manv
ward
thp
dressIn
1001115
toT
of
us
care
for
them
very
little.
ing
oemmitted
personals.
J
'
John
Marsden
and
Ronald
Leask
were
the
shining
stars
for
THE
COLDEST
PLACE
New
Metlakatla.
Herble
Morgan
'
There
is
a
nlace
in
Siberia
named
Verkhovansk
where
led
the
Plnt
enters
for
the
locals,
thermometers
have
registered
as
low
as
$4
decrees
below
snalns
umost
ot
them
from
close
zero,
supposed
to
be
the
world's
coldest
point.
It
is
a
TL,JZZ?m
place
to
which
political
suspects
were
sent
m
the
old
czar-1
The
scoring:
ist
days
when
people
were
banished
to
the
northern
wastes'
New
Metlakatla
Frank
Hay.
just
as
they
are
today.
They
would
not
live
long
there
un-
ward
7:
John
Marsden,
16;
Ron-
less
thev
had
nlpntvnf
warm
plntW
c;toV,l0
V,m,c?
1
M
7;
Ted
Blandov,
3;
,
;
r
J
"
-,-.vi,uBiiiSouuiHowrt
Hudson.
4:
E
Hudson.
4:
It
is
interesting
to
note
that
it
is
much
colder
in
cen-1
PMnce
Rupert-Angus
McPhee
tral
Siberia
than
it
i
at
the
North
Pole
where
the
ther-
Jack
Campbell,
2;
Herble
Mor-
mometer
does
not
drop
anything
like
as
low
as
at
points
tanner
irom
ine
sea.
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
t
it
DfTirl?D
J
"ULLiLK
Pasteurized
Milk
Valentin
dairy
Optometrist
PHONt
7
Royal
Bank
Dldr.
15;
Sonny
Beynon,
6;
Scv
Dominato,
10;
Walter
Johnson:
iBob
Houston,
3;
Jimmy
Currie-Johnny
Obuchina;
total,
40.
,
Intermediate
Game
The
Prince
Rupert
High
School
gave
the
Metlakatla
Panthers
a
lesson
In
smart
passing
and
sharp
shooting
as
the
Intermediate
game
opened
and,
through
Hel?e
Holkestad
and
Percy
Knutsen,
had
amassed
twelve
points
before
Met-
but
which
crown
Henry
Arm-
strong
now
wears.
Ambers
took
Artzmendl's
best
nunches
and
can
about
the
ring.
1
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
League
Spokane,
1;
Vancouver.
2,
A
MOTHER
may
save
a
few
pennies
giving
her
children
unknown,
unproved
preparations.
But
the
life
of
a
child
is
precious
beyond
pennies.
So
Is
your
doctor
before
you
give
any
remedy
you
don't
know
all
about.
When
giving
the
common
children's
remedy,
Milk
of
Magnesia,
never
ask
for
"Milk
of
Magnesia"
alone
but
always
ask
for
'Phillip6."
Because
for
three
generations
Phaiips'
has
been
favored
by
many
physicians
as
a
standard,
reliable
and
proved
preparation
marvtl-ously
gentle
for
youngsters.
t
SPORT
CHAT
Fifteen
years
ago
Mary
K.
Browne
ot
Cleveland
was
semi-finalist
In
the
United
States
national
tennis
singles
tournament
and
run-
naru
presu
m
a
wiiinwinu
unisn
iu
retain
me
ium
n,r.un
.
the
national
aolf
chamo-
vestigeof
a
fairly
substantial
lead
they
had
butit
up
in
the
tonsnip
ail
within
a
io-day
period,
first
half
after
overcoming
an
opening
scoring
bee
by
Hue
sh
suu
play
a
good
game
on
th
locals
on
early
plav,
the
New
Metlakatla
Alaskans
nosed
nls
urts
Unk;
"
it
m.UI,
nno
nn;nt
tn.
tVio
rrnnA
ln.t
in
cOnml
reaUy
want
to
get
Into
the
national
folf
championship
this
summer,
(ill..
.
r
n.m
i
game
oi
me
uasKenxui
nes
wun
rrmce
uupen.
s
aianu-
MW
ytfar
j
and
on
March
4.
Sea
Biscuit
nulled
tin
'lame
In
a
recent
raee
and
may
not
be
able
to
run
again
for
some
time.
I
FOUR-SPEED
BIKE"
LONDON.
Feb.
26:
(CP)
four-speed
bicycle
hub
gear
Is
be
marketed
here
shortly.
NOW
AIR
PIONEER
LONDON.
Feb.
23:
(CP)
on
behalf
of
an
air
service
company
that
sought
a
licence
to
In
anv
case
exnort
of
raw
materials
lowed
to
go
almost
unchecked
for
shotatthoiHrhtwoiohtrhomn.
i.n
planes
to
raee
meetings.
Stevr
-
"
'
.
.
"
.
!TV,-,..
t
.J
does
not
seem
to
be
a
proper
policy
lor
a
new
country.
a
coapie
01
nw
or
so
ana
lonshtp
wweh
he
once
held
.
j.y.
ne
was
"possibly
the
pioneer
of
Ing"
in
his
profession.
PHILLIPS'
Milk
of
Magnesia
SOCCER
COMES
HltST
PENARTH.
Wales,
Feb.
25:
Penarth
rugby
players
were
late
for
their
game
at
Heme
Hill
because
their
train
was
held
up
at
Reading
to
allow
Newport
County
W
get
to
Aldershot
for
a
football
game.
Wait,
Mother
-Ask
Your
Doctor
First
.
uiMr.n
Unknown
"Bargain"
Never
Give
iou
w...
-
-
SSSb:
Sm
Their
HeaUh
Unk"0W
just
To
Save
A
Few
Pennies
Many
children
like
Phillips'
In
the
tuner
form
tiny
peppermint-flavored
tablets
that
chew
hke
candy.
Each
tablet
contains
the
equivalent
of
one
teaspoonful
of
the
liquid
Itiillips'.
and
a
big
box
cost
but
25f
at
your
drug
store.
A
bottle
of
PhilHps'
liquid
Milk
of
Magnesia
costs
but
25rf.
So
it
is
a
fact
that
anyone
can
afford
the
ftnuint.
Careful
mothers
ask
for
it
nv
its
full
name
Magnesia."
"Itiillips'
Milk
of
Annual
Badminton
betting
Keady
Tourney
Starting
For
Play-Offs
Prince
Rupert
Club
To
Atari
Annual
Competition
Tomorrow
The
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
2:30
pm.
Joan
Cross
vs.
Thomson.
X
son
and
Seppy
Ward.
hibLUan
of
the
melan
tossing
art
lakathr
even
got
started,
rn
Z
hve
"7uZ
Um
tu
thU
nV
:Zt
,m"
which,
provided
enough
excitement
the
victors
started
to
find
the
Crtddle
Morgan
eamblnatlon
and
at
half
time
the
"
S:M
Mcintosh
yr.
to
keep
a
capacity
audience
of
keen
.
.
,P-Pfrcy
hooD
fans
absorbed
and
shouting
Mint
was
14
to
18.
With
Bob
Nel-
iss
Brownfs
venaUlity
In
two
Seppy
Ward.
never
has
and
prob-
Play
wtll
conUnue
on
-Tuesday
and
Arnold
Lelghton
leading
major
sports
from
start
to
finish
Plav
was
in-
destine
to
-atch
and
fSrly
clean
attack,
the
Panther,
turned
aMy
never
will
be
equalled.
She
tnd
Wedndy
and
It
k
expected
wtll
th!
cloringstages
wiJen
tnTrc
the
p.wer
early
in
the
second
belongs
In
any
Hall
of
Fame
of
that
the
finals
wtll
be
played
next
w
a
nrocesslon
showerwards
of
half
and.
first
thin
the
crowd
American
sportswomen.
Now
in
Sunday.
I
no
less
than
four
Prince
Rupert
they
were
up
22
to
19.
But
her
40
s.
he
paints
water
color
por-
playe
while
one
Metlakatla
was
hat
was
as
far
as
thif
were
able
traits,
frolic
with
three
net
don
betore
Holkestad
went
and
eceasJonally
va:sttons
In
her
H,nihH
ThP
iu
tr:d
harrt
u.
to
stretch
It
which
naUre
California.
She
lives
on
a
.
offset
the
adverse
boLtnee
bat
a
arMther
scoring
rampage
comnnuted
largely
to
me
uui-
wooaea.
nmy
estate
near
urina.
missed
by
a
hair
The
final
score
ms"e
vlctory
of
30
to
26
for
the
26
reUes
ut
of
Cleveland,
but
was
41
to
40.
The
opening
game
of
tocal
studenu.
spends
much
time
lecturing
on
tea-
the
evening,
an
Intermediate
affair
Sc0rtn:
In
glrlV
colleges
and
in
promoU
.between
Metlakatla
Panthers
and
.
fnur
trainers
Arnoiu
iny
an
muoor
net
game
oj
ner
own
Wftllle
Leigh
too.
2:
Invention.
Because
she
became
a
professional
In
1936
to
tour
the
Bridge
League
In
Weekly
Play
Prince
Rupert
Dairy,
Canadian
Legion,
Sons
of
Norway
Win
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
re-
country
with
Smanne
Leaden,
suit
last
night
were
as
louows:
Miss
Browne
no
longer
to
eligible
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
16220,
Can
for
amateur
tennis.
But
la
golf
adlan
National
Recreation
Assoc!
V.
-ll
...
I
......
ation
ntUxn
13&sa
lYfiffA
I
her
status
remains
amateur
Sea
Biscuit
Out
scoring
in
tne
feature
game
wun
fC
O
i
McPhee
soon
equalizing.
The3
"i?
.rt
.A
.
N.1W
J
Of
Santa
An
ita
Morgan
scored
a
field
basket
and
Senior
game
while
Bill
Vance
act-1
-.
ed
as
arbiter
of
the
Intermediate
Famous
Horse
Will
Be
Unable
To
Ramblers
affair.
(
I
Run
In
Bit
Handicap
Event
C-VJI.A.
On
March
4
B.
it
K.
Sons
of
Nor.
even
at
one
each
bat
Prince
Ru-'
LOS
ANGELES,
Feb.
25:
CP
Musketeers
pert
had
the
surotas
in
an
83
to.C.
S.
Howard,
owner
f
the
famous
Oan.
listen
8
total
goal
count
on
the
twn
race
hone
.Sea
Biscuit,
announces
encounters.
that
the
bora
will
not
start
In
Pwt-ifcAM.u
lia
1..
u-
March
1.
FOR
Bit
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I
J
O
rot
to
12150.
Canadian
Legion
ONE
rouble
iwiw-
i
House
on
Rambiers-Mosxeteers.
noaiponea.
Sons
of
Norway
14770.
Brackman
and
Ker
12
160.
Pr.
Ru
O
rot
to
Dairy
87100
84410
81690
73480
79230
53990
5530
7S940
8&M
5320
79550
8G640
94610
35810
71970
9O00Q
87100
88410
81590
Postponed
game
between
Canad
ian
Legion
and
Musketeers
will
be
the
$100,000
Santa
Anita
Handicap
played
on
Tuesday.
ASKS
FOR
TK.VNSFEK
HULL.
Eng.
Feb.
:
CPu-
H.
J.
MaeNelL
Scottish
centre
forward
of
Hull
City
football
clnb
and
the
team's
leading
scorer
latt
season,
has
been
pkerd
ori
the
transfer
11k
t
hi
own
request.
RecenUy
he
has
been
dropped
from
the
first
eleven.
Th"
Dally
Nrwn
m
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A.
B.
C
nanr
man
sr
,
...
rsr
.
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II
Club
will
bold
their
aryjual
cjjub
nsATTIE.
Feb
tournament
during
the
coming
week
commeiwtng
tomorrow
with,
py.
uritn
the
following
schedule:
'
to
tot
best
out
of
2
pm
-Walter
Cross
vs.
Johnnie;
u
Murray.
DSVvoif.betw.!
K
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CP
plarc
Learn
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be
a
a
til.
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inn
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pan.
mbjici
4im
Frances
Crow
vs.
tasie
uavies
nq
3:30
p.m.
Wttham
Murray
vs.
"
Ronnu
Minion.
4:00
p.mJoan
Cross
andTrv
n"
Johnnie
Murray
vs.
Beaste
Thomp
and
a
n
'
"
-
t4
out.
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FOK
SALE
livina
Quarter,
x
139.95
acre,
pui-
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tat
loo.
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Cheap,
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tertr.
ply
Box
2.
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and
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double
lot
Apr:
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FOR
RENT
73480
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RENT
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Apartments
r
55990
Newly
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55120
in
first
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can
run
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with
rur
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Kindergarten
I
1
peg.
Manitoba,
Said
Mrs.
M.
to
Mrs.
N.
When
stormy
winds
do
clash
Just
buy
your
coal
from
B.VX
And
Save
yourself
some
Cash
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COLLIERIES
LTD.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
ntOM
PRINCE
RUPERT
RETURN.
MH
jgg
QQ
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
RETURN,
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Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate
po"1
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1938
and
IMirJ
28lli,
1939,
Inclusive
T.ocd
l
Return
up
to
March
31,
il
Children
Half
Pare
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
.Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday.
S.S.
CARDENA
Friday,
JO-.30
p.m.
Monday
a"1
Tickets
.and
Reservations
from
j,
Prince
Rupert
Agent
A.
W.
NEWMAN
Third
Ave.,
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