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Tuesday.
March
5.
1M0.
EDITOPIA1
S
POLYANXA
Polyanna
looked
on
the
bright
side
of
everything
She
saw
good
in
everything.
No
matter
how
bad
the
storm,
how
terrible
the
sickness,
how
abject
the
poverty
there
was
always
a
bright
side
to
the
picture.
What
a
difference
between
Pellyanna
and
the
modem
politician
who
trades
on
jealousy
as
his
chief
stock
in
trade.
If
any-thing
s
wrong,
with
many
of
the
politicians
it
is
the
result
of
the
capitalistic
system.
They
try
to
make
those
who
have
failed
to
make
rood
jealous
of
thop
who
have
been
progressive
Everything
they
do
and
sav
is
designed
to
rouse
this
jealous
feeling.
They
do
not
realize
that,
if
all
people
were
failures,
there
would
be
no
wealth
in
the
nde;t,
Better
by
far
a
Pol-vanna.
seeing
wad
in
everything
than
a
perverted
pessimist
seeing
not'hin
but
evil
m
the
world.
The
evil
is
mostly
in
the
of
eyes
y
those
who
look
for
it
A
WONDERFUL
THING
m
What
a
wonderful
thing
it
is
that
we
Canadians
have
a
right
to
elect
any
person
we
wish
to
represent
us
in
Parliament
This
right
has
been
won
for
us
over
a
period
of
a
thousand
years
of
struggle.
Yet
there
are
some
who
Sibject
to
the
dictatorship
of
the
proletariat
There
are
also
some
u-ho
would
wrest
our
liberties
from
u
X
mlZ
3
mg
us
subject
to
fascistic
regulations.
Toward
the
end
of
the
month
we
shall
all
go
to
the
polls
and
use
our
best
judgment
in
making
choice
of
members.
We
are
favoring
the
return
of
our
former
member
?0Jf
JnE0VV
thf
8
hoI(1
different
PWons
apd
thev
2
entT
ed
t0
thT-
There
is
oncr
others
a
can-
didatp
from
Terrace
who
sorved
in
the
last
war
and
who
is
asking
-for
o.n-
suffrages.
We
all
have
the
right
'
to
make'
a
free
choice.
That
is
ihmnrra
i
o
Jl
are
not
suggesting
that
Hanson
is
the
only
democrat
That'
would
ie
untrue.
What
we
thai
may
suggest
is
L
iberab
have
been
the
democrats
through
the
ages.
Occas
anally
auSv
rebdS
bUt
nly
WhGn
they
Were
o
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTDo
Steamers
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lor
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TUES-
T.S.S.
CARD
EN
A
FRIDAY,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:3o
pJn
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Thurs.
p.m.
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Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
riease
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
.We.
Phone
568
CHATTER
OF
CAGE
GAME
Intermediate
Chi
moonships
in
Of-fing
Ocean
FaKs
and
Premier
Friends
of
the
Intermediate
teams
m
the
rrtys
basketball
etr-cles
will
be
interested
to
hear
that
series
un
rwexemxan.
Th
will
retwrn
eames
of
the
series
here.
Due
to
the
gymnasium
at
the
Falls
heine
used
as
a
theatre
a'na
the
bovs
cannot
olay
there
on
Fri-ttlav
and
Saturday
as
planned
anri
will
have
to
leave
here
on
a
Tues-dv
and
return
on
a
Friday's
boat
"nls
makes
the
trip
a
little
tou"h-
I:
N
h
V
v
a
I
II
A
1
I
1
1
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1
Dliravre
rue
e
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l).
Tea-Is
going
over
big.
Per
lb.
OOX,
'
.
First
Grade
Butter
OCT
Jibs.
-UU
QuaVer
Oats
-
O,
!
Large
size
-lOlx
!
Quaker
Com
Flakes
flPn
3
for
MOs
Golden
Loaf
Cheese
re
0
i
2
lbs.
t
;
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I
f
ILIbby's
Kraut
A
t
It
ml
IDC
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se
I
Sweet
Mixed
Pickles
tn
32-oz.
Each
-OUC
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Woodbury's
Soap
)(r
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cake
;
Golden
Shred
Marma-
OCp
uOK,
Ude
Per
jar
i
j
Tomato
'Juice
Orchard
ffp
,
City.
Per
tin
""
"
'
"
100
Whole
Wheat
Off
n
riour-Per
sack
ODl,
j
JUST
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Layer
Cakes
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V.Zo-
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yjuiy
mm
v
vuen
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Fruit
Cakes-
Off.o
Each
A"'
.
.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
,
.
r,-
Today
in
Sports
Sea
Biscuit
Was
Speedy
Saturday
Kayak
Second
ami
WWhee
Third
SANTA
ANITA.
March
5:
CP-
cult,
in
winning
the
Santa
Anita
U..U
.l
U
I
Mm
er
for
players
off
work
to
travel
south.
As
it
was
they
intended
to
m"
only
Friday
and
Saturday
ar-""int
home
on
the
Sundav
but
now
they
wiU
miss
the
half
-day
on
lwsoay
au
or
Wednesday.
Thursday
and
Friday.
Sonny
Scyiea
Is
pnmilring.
from
the
south
all
about
the
datAt
l
:0f
the
games
both
here
and
In
Ocean
Falls
This
makes
It
be
olayed
hi
the
Daoer
town
i"
wiU
be
with
the
CJtJUi
ONJV
Mmetlme
later
than
the
Eamaa
.m
.
at
,east
u
B4mM-
Savoy
Savoy
...
i
a
UUle
doubt
as
to
will
be
able
to
leave
town
due
o
their
resoeefive
duties
Morgan
n
the
printing
line.
Dominate
in
he
machine
shoo
business
and
t
Houston
In
the
Army.
Word
has
been
received
from
remler
of
M
wtfJmgncas
to
en-'ertain
the
boys
this
year
as
usual
but.
as
the
raraes
w81
mean
noth-
ng
more
than
a
two-game
series
th
Mfav
the
locals
have
he
offer
and.
will
now
ivtn.
central
on
the
seriea
coming
up.
J
Five
thou-tarn
y.,
nnnr
oeople
read
the
Dilrv
Newi
n
lays
to
let
them
knnw
vtast
have
to
sell
I
9
SISTERS
:
o
papp
IDORA
Roller
Ririk
Dally
Sessions
as
Follows:
3
IS
NOW
OPEN
FOR
BirsiNESS
Your
Patronage
will
be
highly
appreciated
"Aim
ta
Please"
h
our
Motf
Thank
Yoo
(
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Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MiHi
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONI
57
Our
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Mm
Albetta
GOAL
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Nanalmo
Wellington
Coal
Bulkley
Valley
Wheat
and
Grain
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phone
58
and
58
Mon
.
Tues.,
Wed.
8
to
11
pxn.
ThUrs.
7
to
;30.
Dance
10
to
2
Friday
6
to
2:30,
8:30
to
ll-.OO
Sat.
Children.
10
to
-12
jun,
2
to
4:30,
6
to
BuZO,
6.20
to
11
Special
Arrangements
Can
Be
Made
for
Private
Skating
Parties
1
5:
I
!C.N.R.
WINS
IN
BOWLING
tbey
will
be
able
to
see
thr
teams
Jnutes
Franks.
k-
R.
M
te
w
ano
w
and
in
action
&oam
nLavtn
ltr
tin
Montesano,
MonwaDO,
championship
of
the
city.
Metia-
second
better
than
the
previous
katla
U
to
Jbe
Invited
a
play
off
record
of
two
Minutes
and
one
and
with
the
local
teams
and.
should
two-fifth
seconds
made
last
fear
the
village
win.
it
will
carry
thelby
Kyk
11
Intermediate
Cop
emblematic
of
j
Wieheee.
the
horse
of
Mijor
Am-
ard
Oil
Star
and
George
Vlereeit
'
length
and
a
quarter
and
his
Seal
Cove
team.
Thisl-
!
should
create
no
small
measure
of
j
Tb
imK
sema-Uonsl
scmrt
.w
nthosiasm
among
the
players
ay
Ksak.H
wfcich
wa
far
beislnd
they
have
been
practising
all
sea-
ooeatase
of
the
race.
son
without
any
actual
compeU-j
Even
horw
rw.
-
tinn
except
when
they
show
on
the
Th'
nner
d
the
runner-up
ocmional
interUwn
card.
jhoth
beloRs;
to
C.
S.
Howard.
Tcnl5ht
the
Standard
Oilers
will
take
on
Ben's
tnys
in
a
renter
practice
pame
at
the
EirrfbHWi
jyfTh
Oil
men
are
now
netting
into
shape
for
the
championship
serif
I
with
Ocean
Fans
team
this
month.
3
00
j
The
tickets
for
the
series
will
b-9
00
O"
lh
stwtTthts
week
and
it
k
lexpcted
there
will
be
lareer
5
"crowds
lhan
turned
out
for
the
I
m.
i
'
i
,
The
indlvidHal
scoring
was
as
follows:
i
Printer
121
266
173
M.
147
159
193
Franks.
O.
.114
181
187
Vance
147
163
146
McCaltum
1M
160
119
I
m
S4(
847
Imperial
Oil
Ktnrfor
156
164
171
Hartwtg
161
139
124
Rush
11
164
14j
1
Krfctznamon
91
150
12tj
Simondson
142
136
1461
Handicap
15
16
16
I
1
686
768
7191
a
M.
Ri
A.
J
SarnueTon
'
.142
146
160
Jurmain
119
128
145
Franklin
54
181
till
Melntoah
194
1C0
171
1
Paul
13
286
176
763
820
763
Gyro
Brocklesby
.166
158
110
Bulger
142
15f
lUi
Morrison
.170
161
197
1
Asennasen
145
174
153'
Dungate
118
124
161
731
769
753
The
league
standing
to
date
for
the
nnal
third
of
the
seja-90:
3
0
3
Hotel
3
0
3'
Printers
.2
1
2
Imperial
Oil
1
2
lj
Canadian
Scottish
0
3
0
Oyro
Club
0
3
0'
Angus
Apartments
-1
Moose
-
CI
ASH
F
1
1
FUKbALL
FOR
SALE-
Terms
strictly
cash
LOU
9-10,
Blk.
11.
D
L
369,
Terrace,
Hogh
M.
Adams
Esute.
8500.00;
Sub
Lot
1
of
Lot
1429.
Range
5.
C
D.
Lakelse
Road,
10
acres.
Peter
De
Boer
Estate.
$100X0;
Lot
20.
Blk.
11
S.
6,
Prince
Rupert.
Oeorge
Macklln
Estate
J900.00;
Lot
4.
Blk.
37.
Sec.
5,
Prince
Rupert.
J.
D.
Peel
EsUte.
$125X0;
Lot
8053,
Cas-siar.
103
acres,
situate
near
Aly-ansh,
Wm.
Stewart
Estate,
$100.-00;
Unsubdlvlded
nortlon
Lot
5199,
R.
5.
C.
D..
142
acres,
and
cot
tage.
Estate
Neil
McCarthy.
$300.00:
Asad.
Lot
A
of
Lot
5.
Blk.
2,
and
Assd.
Lot
A
of
Lot
6,
Blk.
2,
D,
L.
45,
Port
Esjfington,
Estate
Mary
D.
Holland.
1200
no-
Unsold
portion
Lot
5822,
Casslar
Alice
Arm),
and
cottage.
Estate
John
W.
St
rem
beck,
$500.00
Official
;AdmlnUtrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
tf.
FOR
SALE
7
h
p.
Imperial
Heavy
Duty
gas
engine
In
good
condition.
Atwater
Kent
makc-break
ignition,
brass
shaft,
intermediate
shaft,
stern
bearings,
stuffing
box.
propeller
and
force
feed
lubricator
Phone
13
-or
write
Box
585,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
5)
;
FOR
SALE
Baby
chick
from
yIp
orous
new
blood
leghorn
breeding
unsexea
jiuw
per
100,
pul-let
(97
1
$25X0
per
100.
Also
Rock
and
Red
chlck
$12.00
per
100.
Appleby'a
Poultry
Farm,
Mls
cion
City.
B.C.
tf
,FOR
SALE
15
h.p.
Vivian
gas
en
gine
in
good
condition
$350.
Apply
boat
HekJa,
McLeans
floats.
(59)
HOARD
AND
ROOM
FIRST
CLASS
board
and
close
in.
Phone
Black
965,
FOUNIi
FOUND
Two-keys
on
ring
at
Ben's
News
Stand,
Owner
may
have
same
by
paying
for
this
advertisement
tf
FOR
RENT
IFOR
KENT
First
class
alx-room
nouse,
three
bedrooms,
furnace.
Moderate
rent
II
a
lleigerson
Ltd,
37)
SPORT
CHAT
New
York
Rangers,
by
winning
over
cnicaeo
uiacx
iiawics
in
uni-
Boston
will
have
a
chance
to
re-coud
itself
again
tonight
when
the
Bruins
play
at
home
wflh
the
Red
Wmgx
SporU
editor
and
eolsmnist
of
the
Toronto
Daily
Star,
Lou
E
Marsh
died
Hot
yeara
aao
yester
day
after
a
brief
Ulna.
Noted
at
a
boxing
and
hockey
referee
and
an
aathofHy
on
moat
(porta.
Marsh
was
58
years
old
w4ten
he
died.
He
had
Joined
the
staff
of
The
mar
when
he
was
12.
A
cemtptatnt
familiar
to
rugby
fans
of
today
was
voiced
16
years
ao
when
C.
&
Chown
of
Winn
I
-peg.
that
day
named
president
of
the
Canadian
Rutty
Union,
urged
adoption
of
uniform
ragby
ruW
for
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coatt
Portland
3.
Vancouver
4
Try
a
Classified
Advertisement
JSIim
Munter
Race
Winner
Canadian
NaUonal
Kecreation
cago
Sunday
night
after
playing
,
Take
i)ot
nerbv
t,
0..
Aiociaon
scored
a
three
games
a
one-all
draw
with
the
Maple!
ond
Year
Oyro
Club
in
the
Commercial
moved
out
Into
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leaderahip
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j
OUFnPf.
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League
last
night
In
the
the
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League
with
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Muntl7',
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second
future
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the
evening,
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point
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oyer
Boston
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defeated
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w&j
hih
averagf
scorer
with
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now
be
able
to
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g.
.
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tell
Dr.
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r
ii
ii
n.
v-.
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