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Valentine.
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from
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up
eooooooooooooooa
Just
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Penman's
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for
spring
and
summer
in
crepe
and
chiffon
hosiery
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store
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Good
Shoes
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1939.
vfYTUTTXTr?
rrr
pp
ai?
tni
ttipai
i
.V
Norman
McLeod,
Ottawa
newspaper
correspondent,;
savs
the
oublic
figure
who
is
outstanding
these
days
fori
Dame
school
In
Wilcox.
Nick
Is
now
a
member
of
the
Torontp
the
nAn.r
ntws
Judging
from
the
despatches
the
Prime
Minister
has
piaoe.
played
its
three
games.l"1
t3p
as!aln
b'
a
couP,e
of
PInU
strengthened
the
backs
of
the
Liberal
members
who
seem-
Royal
Lunch
deferring
iu
play
un-
eil
to
have
mistaken
noise
for
strength.
They
also
may
tu
a
later
date-
way
th,nf
have
thought
interests
with
axes
to
grind
were
real
pptri-
uLe'liuwrt
Motors
tare-"?.!
ots.
Mr.
King
told
the
members
the
McCullagh
or
the
XvA
raargJn
over
Parkcr.s
0ar.
Iferridge
movements
could
not
ultimately
succeed.
He
age
which,
in
turn,
is
one
point
had
"too
much
trust
in
the
fundamental
soundness
of
the
ahead
of
North
star
so.
with
the
Canadian
people
to
believe
they
could
be
stampeded
by
season
nearing
its
close,
it
is
end-
shallow
demagpguery."
He
urged
them
all
to
carry
on
p"ceuhonorsa
Ug
race
for
nr,t
in
such
a
way
as
to
deserve
the
confidence
of
the
people.
Last
night's
scores:
If
they
did
this
they
need
fear
nothing.
North
star
1
z
z
'
B.
Wick
.143
130
191
NOTHING
WILL
HAPPEN
.
gjye
jg
J
jJJ
It
looks
to
us
as
if
nothing
will
happen
in
connection
Sam
samn
"
i84
178
197
vith'(he
recent
German
advances
except
that
armament
Tureeon
'
.
134
153
129
manutacture
will
be
speeded
up,
airplane
business
will
Total
-
.718
728
83c
boom
and
all
countries
will
look
to
their
defences
and
also
Rp't
Motors
1
2
3
mnbo
nt-onai-'iH'nne
in
altaplf
if
tlio
iiDroccihf
om'coo
Joy
154
136
160
'
t
4
f
,
t.
--i.
1
i-
.
i
Houston
149
151
161
In
a
few
weeks
we
shall
get
back
to
a
routine
life
Hlbbard
159.
155
125
seems
as
if
the
Dominion
election
may
not
be
held
this
Rupert
Motors
year.
Possibly,
as
summer
approaches,
he
may
change
yal-
un?"
his
tone
and
bring
orr
a
fall
election
but,
in
the
meantime,
gci
lists
Of
voters
have
to
be
prepared
and
all
the
details
for
EStricaf
workers
holding
an
election
must
be
arranged.
September
or
Oc-
Canadian
Legipn
tober
of
this
year
seems
to
be
a
likely
time
or
possibly
"
""
"""
.next
spring
or
the
summer
following
it.
'-J
gggggggaWaWsg
All
i'-r
an
we
asK
i
inai
ine
qeiences
oi
rnnce
itupert
be
speeded
up
so
that,
if
anything
goes
wrong
in
Europe
or
the
Orient,
we
may
be
in
no
danger
from
air
or
water.
(Pretty
soon
we
shall
have
guns
mounted
at
the
entrance
to
the
harbor
but
that
will
not
prevent
air
raids.
STOKER
SUES
ADMIRAL
i
kennel
companions,
reprieved
in
PORTSMOUTH,
Eng.,
March
21:
November
by
an
appeal
after
be-(CP)
Sentenced
to
90
days
forlhig
convicted
of
sheep
worrying,
allegedly
refusing
duty,
a
stoker
have
been
ordered
destroyed
filed
suit
for
damages
against
his
captain
and
against
Admiral
of.
the
FJeet
the
Ear!
of
Cork
and
Orrery
who
confirmed
the
sentence,
or
grounds
of
Illegal
arrest.
DOGS
DIE
AFTER
ALL
CAME
ANp
WAS
SEEN
LCNTX)!,
Marph
21
(CP)
Bob
Parrls,
76-year
old
shepherd
from
Hampshire,
Invited,
by
the
B.
B.
c
tq
take
part
In
a
teisr
vision
broadcast,
arrived
here
wlfti
a
fourtday
old
lamb
and
'told
(CP)
A
prize
red
setter
and
10
rP(rters
ery.'
"Television's
tomfool
21
15
12
12
10
7
12
15
15
18
20
20
mmB
fate
urrMfA
but
Prince
Rupert
was
not
to
be
de
cm
THEIR
PLAY
PRINCE
RUPERT
BASKETEERS
IS
WATCHED
COME
UP
FROM
BEHIND
TO
Meti
Brolhfrs
(lorkry
Activities.
In
It-round
Book,
o(
Clippings
Wn-QQ?,
Sask..
March
?I:
CP
Nick
and
Don
Metz.
Eastern
Ca
nada
hockey
back
home
players,
have
a
sister
ar"
Uliers
came
up.
iron
ikuuiui
wim
a
wiuwi
oiw.u
in
wikox
who
has
half
scoring
bee
to
register
a
victory
over
Ketchikan
all-
kept
a
scrapbook
careers,
BEAT
KETCHIKAN
55
TO
45
After
a
rather
unsteady
start,
Prince
Jtupert
Stand-
l
r
l.lI-.l
...2t-U
mx
,iAAt
i
sit
tin
l.'
nrtrf
0f
their
sport
stars
hv
the
comfortable
marein
ol
oo
to
4b
last
nigm
in
thp
mwnpr
nf
n
two-iramc
series.
Their
heftier
rivals
in
CUpplngs
date
back
to
1928
when
tha
'
,
ctQOPB
nf
hP
rrnmr.
nrnmnofl
tho
stvle
of
the
lo-
Nick.
then
14,
and
Don.
12.
broke
Z
'LX&X
?
had
-
into
midget
hockey
at
the
Notre
7ftrVH
IZP
,,.
Hinkleman
was
a
hard
worker
and
.erned.
Entering
the
second
hajf
?n
the
thort
end
or
a
to
22
wore
good
playmate
w.
nied
much
longer
and.
what
with
YOUNO
Hinkleman
being
forced
to
retire
for
a
time
with
an
injured
ankle
ind
Ketchikan
having
some
tough
hxk
In
shooting,
the
localr
took
"
stbftQllal
)e(l
that
was
to
see
them
safely
through.
At
the
three
auarter
interval
It
was
38
to
31
tor
the
locals.
Long
shooting
and
hard
checking
by
Prince
Rupert,
which
was
fully
in
command
by
now.
featured
the
-
il.
i.
e
-j-
m.
i
15.
For
steady,
consistent
and
effec-
12
tlve
play!
Phil
ElUott
was
the
star
12
1
of
the
Ketchikan
team.
Pat
Haga-10
wara
was
speedy
and
smart,
sharing
7
scoring
honor?
with
Elliott.
Art
Crystal
Diamonds
are
alright
But
they
only
glitter
In
the
light
-
King
Coal
Diamonds
win
the
'
fight
For
they
sparkje
In
the
njght
Black
pjamondi?
A
Ton
Will
Come
to
You
If
You
Phone
up
GS2
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd
It
was
a
big
nignt
ror
sonny
uey-1
Maple
Leafs
of
the
National
outfit
started
ao-Intn
who
made
the
most
of
every
Hockey
League
and
Don
plays
with
.
;
'
,
H
oM.
ihiM
that
came
hto
way
and
teP4
the
Toronto
Goodyear
Seniors.
...
...
,K
'
m
the
eerdrWi
scorlne
Itot.
Hwble
It
was
not
until
1931
sister,
Margaret,
who
Is
redheaded
and
older
than
her
hockey-
..-.
ciHuuciik
uuk
uw
muKivu
ire.
i
tic
"
....
i
.i
i
i
playing
brothers,
i""1"
received
rccula
CLASSIHE
MJIf
S-U.K
COMPLETE
h'iUfehoid
goods
for
sale,
evening
Phone
Red
413.
!
WORK
WANTKI)
!
CLEAN.
Well
-
furnished
modern
apartments.
Phone
Red
444,
tt
Widow
with
5
year
o!rt:
daughter
desires
employment
!
as
housekeeper
to
gentleman
'
Apply
Box
3.
Dally
News.
68i
advantage
of
the
situation
and.
aid-
RTICLKS
FOR
SALE
'
ed
by
brilliant
shooting
by
Bey-
.
R
"A0
E
R
OOODS.
SUNDRIES.
nan.
MacPhee
and
Margan.
built
uo
maura
posinaia
in
niami
sealed
wrapper.
80
less
than1
retail.
Write
for
mall-order
catalogue
NOV-RUBBER
CO..
Dept
L.
Box
91.
Hamilton.
Ont.
tl
i
HELP
WANTED
final
quarter.
Towards
the
end
WANTED
Experienced
girl
or
wo-there
appeared
to
be
a
little
undue
ma
'or
housework
about
Apr.
I
roughness
and
the
Ketchikan
boys
1
Phone
or
write
P.
O.
Box
1665.
did
some
sprawling
around
the
floor
City.
i
f
but
everybody,
Including
the
crowd
which
wa
v..
enjoying
the
spirited
ac-
LOST
?waHJiiJ5
uniy
iiip
utJM
muve
oi
one
oi
ine
uiciaior
n
a-Taylor
182
157
153,tlon.
took
It
In
good
part.
With
LOST-Parcel
outside
Ben's
New-
tiuiipj
pupaipir
ut
cyjuitttiuii
wiui
iiuj
lm
itttii
ucmaiius.
wiorris
iwu
in
ioirrog
i-ewjuriieau
jusi
ocaiiiin
vne
stand
containing
grey
flannels
-
.-
10m'
Di
i"i
l.ina
wtusuc
WHii
ins
ursi
anu
oniy
DOMINION
ELECTION
The
league
standing
to
date:
basket
of
the
game,
the
scoreboard,
Parker's
Garage
20
10
20iwhen
the
smoke
of
battle
lifted,
ThewayPrimeMinisterMackenzieKingtalksnow.it
North'
star'
i.
8
19
showed
a
55
to
45
count
for
the
ljnome
team
and
blue
sweater.
call
Dally
News.
Finder
plea;
Reward.
68
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
galmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
fin'
ail
the
year
round
psyroli
lai
Prince
Rupert
Had
the
rest
of
the
team
been
be
hind,
him.
it
might
have
been
a
dWWfnt
story.
The
fame
wm
slow
In
starting
and
It
wh
eight
minute
before
the
first
count
wm
netted
Line-ups
and
scoring
8;
H.
LosgBion.
;
aw
ricwm,
a.
c.nir
R.htnaon.
total.
37.
seles
rumes
tontaht.
.
Individual
scoring:
Pre,
representatives
voted
It
the
clippings
for
her
book.
That
year
Nick
and.
Don
played
for
St.
Michael's
College
In
Toronto.
pages
and
weighs
more
than
12
pounds.
It
Is
divided
into
two
sections,
one
for
Nick
and
one
for
Don.
Both
brothers
have
been
active
in
other
lines
of
snort
and
the
book
rihoVs
clippings
of
their
prowess
in
lacrosse,
baseball,
tennis
and
football
as
well
as
hockey
l
since
1934..
Don
graduated
from
St.
Mikes
to
Toronto
Goodyears,
with
'whom
he
toured
Great
Britain
and
France
In
1937.
i
I
Margaret
said
her
choice
clip-Jping
w;as
that
describing
Nlck
j
15th
eoal
last
season
after
Conn?
Jsmythe.
Maple
Leafs,
manaeer.
(had
promised
him.
a
bonus
of
$500
for
15
goals.
EOWLS
RACE
VERY
TIGHT
his
Calm
Sefepity,
Unaffected
by
the
V.ave
Of
parliament-
Rupert
Motors,
Parker's
Caraee
arv
jitters,
is
Right
Hon,
L.
Mackenzie,-King,
He
is
i
And
North
star
Fighting
Hard
;
YibV
worried
by
the
McCullagh
leadership
league
or
the
For
commercial
League
more
serious
Herridge
reformers.
"To
look
at
Mr.
Kingf(
onors
'cogj,
collected,
unchanged
in
his
demeanor
and
still
keep-1
RUpe
Motors
took
its
turn
at
jng
hold
pf
the
federal
situation
in
his
efficient,
quiet
way,
the
top
of
the
class
in
the
commas
been
to
conceive
some
doubts
as
to
the
ability
of
Mc-
merclal
Bowling
Lea?ie
as
a
re-
Cullagh
and
Herridge
furies
to
prevail
against
a
citadel
"V0'
three
gam,e
toJ1nU
de'
ft
"i1
victory
oyer
Canadian
Le-
ffu
niijiicK4irtuic
iu
auuerv.
glon
Nortn
star
noW
,n
thJrd
mat
ine
,
.
,.
...
wnrann'
rMtaiilar
lone
shots
irs
ua
ranir
iiimu
m
iw
-r
-
-
which
aroused
enthuHasm
and
ex-;
a
feature.
MacPhee
also
had
..it-
.
.1..
i..
irh.'s
imnd
wenlne.
Kiiws
on
Tin:
qiiipr
LONDON.
Mare
11:
SPORT
CHA1
P.
Pami.,
i
.
.
.
.
-
al
Aiu.b,...
MeUakaU.
-
Dick
MW.
t:
-
-
wbiiv
Lelshton.
la;
boo
on.
-
bum
fto.!,
'
n
vi.irk
4:
n.
ped
with
Isatner;
Hlr.no.
T
Rytad.
3;
bat.
IR
Kc.sey;
D
MaeCouver.
i.
uai-
lell.
R
Boddfcv
total,
w
...
rfmw
tint
was
Ttr
Prur
the
Ibta
gae
and
WffJ;C
'
Cove
game
Ji
AnUmeUI
was
tlmekeener
and
Wk
MgatCMiw.
corekM,)fr
tarry
Qu,,
imperial
Airway,
are
to
Increase
"
(HhU
in
eeh
dtrii
rWiffiZL
CHwdon
and
Paris,
starstne.
mf
Aotl.
vara
ir.,in
m
',
rollrd
neuth
hwsi
iCPI-Avch?f
unusual
as
a
man
btUng
a
do.
I.
."'
a
government
dinner
was
here
and
n
speeches
ere
M4f
.(
The
game
was
routh
and
rugged!
Ketchlka.n.-Mark
B.mWich;
Pat
.best
banquet
they
ever
attend!
in
soots
but
was
full
of
life
and
ac-iHaawara'
l
8tan
Oakimlth,
6:'
......
.
...
nht
tXILntt
11-
Art
tflntrtennan
fi
'
The
book
contains,
so
far.
410
na
cepi
me
crw?
wnicn.'f
"r'
"T;
I
nscked
the
Armorv
in
a
hlah
slate
tvik,
i.
iwi
-1
suspense,
pattl.ulatly
In
the
ex-
tot&1-
eiting
latter
suges
when
plsy
shijt-,
Prince
Rupert
nnguj
MajPhe
led
back
and
forth
rapidly
from
11;
Sonny
Beyno'n.
20;
Scerlno
uid
tc
end
of
the
hall.
jDomlnato.
4;
Herble
Morgan.
14;
j
Stan
Oaksmlth
opened
the
saor-'Ja
CampbeU.
3:
Art
Murray.
l:j
:ng
by
converting
a
penalty
for
Frog
Letourneau.
2;
Bob
Houston:
,
'letchlkan
Then
Herble
Maraan
total,
45.
'.etted
the
first
of
a
series
of
pretty
Mrtlalcatla-Seal
Core
j
ong
iQopert
which
he
was
to
make
.
In
the
opening
game
of
the
ev-
during
the
evening
but
Art
Hlnkle-'
enlng.
the
local
Seal
Coves
never
i
pan
Immediately
put
Ketchikan
had
a
chance
against
Metlakatla
head
again
with
Phil
Elliott
mak-
Pantherf
and
lost
37
to
24).
Qp
gen-1
'ng
the
count
5
to
1
for
the
visitors,
eral
floor
work,
the
east
enders
'
Hinkleman
followed
with
two
dead-
were
probably
the
equal
of
the
vtsi-
y
long
baskets
from
far
out
and
It
tors
but
they
were
poor.
In
finishing
legan
to
look,
like
a
bad
evening
and
regularly
lost
the
sphere
to
the
or
the
locals.
After
buzzing
about
visitors
who
were
belter
on
the
can
-1
3ejow
me
Dasjeei
ana
routng
sever-
yrrung
i
u
around
the
rim,
Beynon
flnall)
Wally
Lelshtoo
and
Bob
Nelsoo
made
Prince
Rupert's
first
basket
who
led
MeUakatla
In
scoring.
nd
Morgan
and
.acPhef
brought
starred
for
the
natives
but
prob-,
ihe
count
up
to
9
to
7
to
put
the
ably
the
best
olayer
in
this
wind-,
lo:aL
Into
the
picture.
Quarter
up
name
was
Hlrano
of
Seal
Cove
time
saw
the
count
11
to
8
for
Ket-
hlkan.
In
the
second
quarter
Prince
Ru-ert
appeared
to
be
getting
Its
shooting
eye.
Play
livened
up
and
there
was
some
roughing.
The
opposing
baskets
were
alternately
ieged
as
the
game
took
on
some
peedy
if
wild
aspects.
The
visitors
irere
u?t
able
to
maintain
the
lead
with
half
time
count
23
to
22.
The
pace
became
even
faster
after
the
mid-way
breather
and
Morgan
put
Prince
Ruoert
up
for
the
first
time.
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moved
out
,
cat
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