L
Marh
21,
1940.
i
i
tii.
ly
fiuiDana
woj
very
in;
odor
advised
BUYKIL
Lr
since
he
has
had
a
.
"
lip
every
night
and
H
hai
clped
build
him
up
won-
ertuiiy.
SB
imely
Recipes
BIRMINGHAM
KGGS
bread,
6
eggs,
butter,
1
pepper,
bfad
in
F:
,m
centre
High
School
Hoop
Series
return
visit
will
be
paid
here
by
the
Smlthers
teams
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday
of
next
week.
Notification
has
been
received
at
the
High
School
that
8mlthers
will
De
represented
by
the
following
uoys
Meivin
Maclntyre.
Bill
.
,,
.,
iacn.
rete
tc
Mayer.
idjrcr,
Cliff
trnir
Emerson
Emerson
one-hair
Inch
Bud
Emewon.
Gordon
HetheX
.
of
each
cut
ton.
Joe
Rife.
"nenng
,o
with
2Vinch
cutter.
of
bread
In
hot.
well
5
f
uig
pans
Drop
an
egg
(
:
u'
Je
and
cook
until
un-bmwned.
Place
a
piece
t
top
of
each
egg.
Turn
a;
if
cook
on
other
side.
:th
parsley.
I-ocal
Team
Oolnt
to
Smlthers
To-morrow
.Night
and
Keturn
Visit
iominr
Up
Next
Week
OlrU
and
bov'
htt.m,n
teams
representing
Booth
Memorial
High
School
of
Prlnee
n
""ii
I,
win
I
leave
on
tomorrow
evening's
train
for
Smither
where
they
will
play
games
Saturday
and
Monday
evenings
with
Smlthers
tami
Olrls
Ethel
Bersr.
Jmu
pv..
V
Sf
..III
.
mm
..
neuie
naming,
Dorothy
Foster
Hazel
Peterson.
Wllma
Watson
une
owm,
Mary
Fowler
and
ucuy
uiraua.
r.
Mccanue.
Rmiih.r.
will
be
in
charge
of
the
party
with
Jack
Dunlop
as
coach.
DKPUTIES
AUE
NAMED
'Contjnued
from
Page
One)
Klsplox
Mrs.
Helen
D.
Campbell..
Hazelton
W.
W.
Anderson.
I
New
Hazelton
Dan
MacKenzle.
j
South
Hazelton
William
Orant.
j
Kltwanga
Roy
Moore.
Woodcock
W.
C.
Little.
Cedarvale
T.
R,
Tomlinson.
Dorreen
C.
H.
Leake.
Pacific
John
C.
McCubbin.
Usk
Percy
R.
8klnner.
Copper
City
L.
Q.
Skinner.
Little
Canyon
Alfred
Michaud.
Terrace
Fred
8.
Thomas
and
Ouy
H.
Taft
Kitsumkallum
Lake
Oscar
Olan-
der.
Remo
Charles
Llndatrom.
Kwlnltsa
Molse
Dubeau.
Haysport
Nelson
Brew.
Port
Esslngton
Hugh
J.
Brown.
Inverness
P.
H.
King.
Osland
Arthur
Kristmanson.
Moricetown
William
H.
Atrill.
Evelyn
Edwin
Johnson.
Olentanna
Mrs.
K.
E.
Chapman.
Smlthers
Alfred
Q.
Ford
and
Tohn
W.
Downey.
Telkwa-F.
W.
A.
Mapleton.
Quick-William
C.
Oowanlock.
Walcott
Mrs.
J.
O.
Clarkston.
Houston
Harold
H.
Sllverthorne.
Tctoley
W.
E.
Holme.
Rose
Lake
Dave
Sturgeon.
Up
a
Blind
Alley?-
It
is
time
for
plain
speaking.
Dr.
Manion's
pretence
of
offering
"national"
government
is
sheer
political
deceit.
Because:
even
if
he
ircrc
elected
to
office,
Dr.
Manion
could
not
organize
or
lead
a
truly
national
government.
The
parliamentary
group
which
might
follow
him
would
'fail
to
represent
all
Cinada.
It
would
not
represent
the
people
of
the
national
Liberal
party.
It
would
not
represent
the
people
of
the
C.C.F.
party.
It
would
not
represent
the
people
of
the
.historic
Conservative
party
which
Dr.
Manion
has
now
scuttled.
Do
not
be
deceived
I
Dr.
Munion
cannot
girc
you
'National
(jot'crinncnt.
The
best
he
might
give
you
would
be
government
by
unknown
followers.
He
invites
you
to
follow
him
up
a
blind
alley
to
vote
for
a
government
of
his
own
imagination
answerable
to
6omc
undisclosed
political
group.
$
The
Responsibility
is
Now
Yours
Canada
is
facing
the
greatest
crisis
iti
her
history.
It
is
YOUR
responsibility
to
say
how
she
is
to
deal
with
this
crisis.
Therefore:
when
you
go
to
the
polls
on
March
26th
you
should
consider
only
what
is
best
for
Canada
what
is
best
for
the
m
m
4
Empire
and
our
allies
what
is
tlie
sure,
direct
road
to
Victory
and
reace.
THE
DAILT
NEWS
PAGE
THRE1
Palling
W.
C.
Saunders.
Burns
Lake
John
Berg.
Sheraton
Theodore
Zielke.
Endako
L.
II.
Christian.
Francois
Lake
John
II.
Keefe.
Colleymount
David
L.
Murray.
Noralee
L.
M.
Newearde.
Tatalrose-rrColUngwood
Schrelber.j
Orassy
Plains
J.
Botsrom.
Southbank
William
Henry
Campbell.
Ootsa
Harold
Bennett.
Wistaria
William
Robert
Nelson.
Takla
Landing
Wllhelmlna
Aik
en.
Allison
Harbor
Frank
a:
Bell-ham.
Margaret
Bay
Wes
Carnes.-Wadhams
James
C.
Carstalrs.
Rivers
Inlet
L.
W.
Hogan.
Dawson's
Landing
James
E.
Dawson.
Namu
W.
R.
Pacey.
Bella
Bella
Oscar
Balnbrldge.
Bella
Coola
Mllo
Fougner.
Ha
gensborg
Chris
Allertson.
Belarko
B.
Brynlldsen.
Anahim
Ronald
Walte.
Ocean
Falls
Cyril
Marsden.
Os
car
Latham,
Charles
Wright
and
Mrs.
Donald
Cochrane.
Klemtu
A.
Owen
Jones.
Butedale
Nels
Albert
Nelson.
Surf
Inlet
Sydney
O.
Haines.
Lowe
Inlet
J.
A.
Flndlay.
Oona
River
C.
Iverson.
Jap
Inlet
Mrs.
O.
L.
Murray.
Blllmor
E.
A
Evans
Galloway
Rapids
Charles
Mc
Donell.
Dlgby
Axel
Enocksen.
Big
Bay
Mrs.
Ida
Harper.
Port
SlmDson
J.
T.
Brentzen.
Work
Channel
Wilfred
Valpy.
Naden
Harbour
Sam
L.
Simpson.
Massett
Noel
Taylor.
Port
Clements
Mrs.
E.
E.
Tlell
James
Denholme.
Skldegate
Mrs.
E.
Stevens.
Queen
Charlotte
City
Mrs.
Hay
dn
Chastney.
Sandspit
George
Klrby.
Cumshewa
William
F.
Ironside.
Pacofi
Basil
Richardson.
Atll
Inlet
Oliver
Tolman.
Port
Edward
Herbert
Blake.
Skeena
Crossing
Norman
Mc
Ewen.
CHILDREN'S
MEMORIAL
NEW
LONDON,
Tex..
March
21:
(CP)
Commemorating
293
teachers
and
pupils
who
died
In
tlie
New
London
school
explosion
and
fire
vm,f
KitimaaU-Mr.
11..
cii..i.
,
Elizabeth
Loreen
Vnnies
from
all
over
the
world
has
Mcconnell.
been
hunt
hero.
as
Shall
I
Vote
for
KING
or
MANION
There
is
only
one
decision
to
be
made
by
the
Canadian
people
on
March
26th.
It
is
this:
Shall
our
country's
war
effort
be
handed
over
to
unknown,
unnamed
politicians
...
to
a
makeshift
cabinet
with
Dr.
Manion
as
the
self-appointed
leader?
,.
f
OR:
Shall
our
country's
war
effort
be
continued
vigorously
and
faithfully
by
the
known
and
proven
administration
of
Mackenzie
King?
That
is
the
question
YOU
must
answer.
-or-
-Out
in
the
Open
!
Mackenzie
King
offers
you
something
entirely
in
the
open
...
the
most
truly
National
government
Canada
has
ever
known.
His
parliamentary
followers
represent
the
people
of
every
province
in
Canada
every
section
of
our
country
every
economic,
social
and
racial
group.
There
is
not
an
area
of
this
country
...
not
a
single
classification
of
our
people
.
.
.
without
proper
representation
in
the
Mackenzie
King
following.
Mackenzie
King's
cabinet
ministers
are
well-known
to
you.
They
are
broadly
experienced
men
eager
and
able
to
continue
the
sort
of
administration
which
brought
progress
to
Canada
in
times
of
peace
and
national
pride
to
Canadians
since
the
outbreak
of
war.
The
Mackenzie
King
administration
is
answerable
to
the
people
of
Canada
to
no
one
else!
1
i
4
r,
ESS
The
National
liberal
Federation
.of
Canada,
Ottawa,
Ontaris
TAKE
LEAD
IN
BOWLING
D.
D.
S.
and
T.
O.
And
Home
Oil
More
Out
On
Top
In
Five
Pin
League
D.
D.
S.
and
T,
O.
and
Home
Oil
moved
Into
a
tie
leadershlD
in
the
i
final
third
standing
of
the
Five
I
m
s
1
1
m
.
...
irm
uowimg
league
lasi
nignt
by
otojiiig
ciean
sweep
mree
games
to
nu
victories
over
Malkins
and
Bankers
respectively.
High
-average
scorer
was
Max
Asemtasen
with
269.
Individual
scores
were
as
fol
lows:
Bankers
1
Conrad
137
Hume
.
153
Tyler
198
Moe
,
167
Pearson
197
Handicap
.'
107
Totals
359
Home
Oil
1
Klnslor
.252
Tobey
'.
.138
March
18,
1937.
a
monument
pald'"f
Sloan
"
271
V1
1U1
for
psuuy
partly
with
wun
school
scnooi
children
cnuarens
7,".
"7-
t
...
Low
Score
AsemUsen
Handicap
Totals
Malkins
Landels
.
2
105
188
175
183
151
144'
I
107
107
914
885
Bankers
...2
7
HAS
DIED
3
2
3
254
136
209
178
178
177
198
212
188
212
Handicap
72
72
72
Totals
1K9
1099
987
D.D.S.
and
T.O
.1
2
3
Morrison
187
177
165
Trimldlna
213
219
227
Dungate
.
.207
198
150
89
133
94
.
.253
319
236
.....
30
30
30
U.....979
1H6
902
12
3
Skinner
,
132
Stegavlg
89
IN
NORTH
Many
friends
in
the
city
will
learn
with
feelings
of
sincere
regret
of
the
death
which
took
Dlace
at
Dawsnn
fTrpplf
In
th.
-v.....
A
LiM.
C
lit
I
ti
,
Block
at
10:30
this
morning
of
Mrs.
iW.
C.
Espinall.
a
former
resident
J
of
this
city.
She
passed
away
after
,
a
len?thv
illnes.
j
Mrs.
Aspinall
left
Prince
Ruoert
!
with
her
husband.
Dr.
W.
C.
ASDin-
all.
a
year
or
so
ago
and
had
been
,
in
rwor
health
sm?e
that
time.
I
Besides
the
widower,
Mrs.
Aspin-
all
Is
survived
by
a
married
daugh-!
ter.
I
Deceased
was
best
known
in
Prince
Rupert
as
an
esteemed
and
valued
worter
in
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
FOR
SALi
FOR
SALE-Baby
chicks
from
vigorous
new
blood
leghorn
breeding
stock.
Unsexed
$10.00
per
100,
pullets
(97
$25.00
per
100.
Also
Rock
and
Red
chicks
$12.00
per
100.
Appleby's
Poultry
Farm.
Mission
City.
B.C.
,
tf
WANTED
WANTED
Capable
housekeeper
for
mree
months
from
June
15.
No
cooking.
Apply
stating
wages
re
quired,
qualifications
and
references.
The
Dunes,
Tlell
Post
Of-flce,
Q.CJ.
(70)
BOAR
H
AN'
I)
ROOM
FIRST
CLASS
board
and
room.
close
in.
Phone
Black
965.
tf.
New
Fresh
Stock
of
EASTER
CANDIES
and
NOVELTIES
From
1c
to
75c
now
cn
display.
You
arc
invited
to
look
over
the
assortment
while
it
Is
complete.
Those
wishing
to
can
have
roods
held
till
Easter
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite
(
anatlian
l.mlon
Basketball
OCEAN
FALLS
vs.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Second
Game
Tonight
ARMORY
8
O'CLOCK
Intermediate
Championship
Play-Offs
Ben's
News
Stand
vs.
High
School
BOWLING
SCHEDULE
22g
March
27
Bankers
vs.
DD5.
&
j06
T.O.;
Home
Oil
vs.
Malkins.
152
April
3
Bankers
vs.
Malkins;
j
48
'Home
Oil
vs.
D.
Tj.
S.
&
T.O.
143
133
110
193
186
163
94
Connell
130
159
ijm
Withers
.....163
151
'
157
Handicap
132
132
132
Totals
789
931
872
The
standing
for
the
final
third
of
the
season
to
date
Is
as
follows:
V7
L
Pts.
u.
u.
s.
and
T.
0
6
3
Home
Oil
6
3
Malkins
4
5
Apru
iv
uanKers
vs.
iiome
011:
Malkins
vs.
D.D.S.
It
T.O.
April
17
Bankers
vs
DDS.
St
T.
O.:
Malkins
vs
Home
OiL
CK1LL
combined
with
physical
prowess
wins
the
honours
In
neerly
every
iportinj
event
In
the
mtnuFicture
of
.LUCKY
LAGER,
skill
in
brewing,
plus
the
use
of
the
highest
quality
Injrcdients,
make
beer
deserving
of
the
nimt
"The
Chamoasne
of
Beers".
Ask
For
LUCKY
LAGER
Other
famous
malt
beveragess
BURTON
type
ALE
SILVER
SPRING
STOUT
COAST
BREWERIES
LIMITED
VMCOUYU
NEW
ESTMINSTtl
VtCTOm
l-tf
This
advertisement
is
sot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia
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who
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Vlklna.
Alberta,
on
the
J5th
day
of
NovemNs
IBM.
were
duly
granted
In
my
favour
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amount
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with
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1940
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will
be
mad
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rlrm,
of
which
notice.
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