Choice
PAGE
TOW
Soccer
Champ
Is
Rhodes
Scholar
Basil
Robinson
of
Vancouver
Is
For
British
Columbia
This
Year
jf.
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
31:
(CP)
H.
or
2-2
dozen
trays
58c
Utah
Celery
Lb.
Carrots-Bunch
or
3
bunches
Turnips
10
lbs
Potatoes
10
lbs
or,
per
sack
Rhubarb
Lb.
Oranges
Large
size.
Dozen
or,
half
case
7c
23
c
8c
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
Large
pkgs
with
1
cereal
Qs
bowl.
2
for
Eagle
Blue
Berries
jC
McCormick's
Sodas
OIp
UOX
2
pkgs,
for
Peaches
Best
of
All.
25
C
Pears
Best
of
All.
25
C
Malkln's
Best
Pork
and
Qf
Beans
16
oz.
3
for
Royal
City
Golden
Ban-
Op
,
tint
Corn
il
oz.
Tin
Malkln's
Best
Oysters
I'M
tin
20c
Basil
Robinson
of
Vancouver
has
been
named
1940
Rhodes
scholar
He
was
a
member
of
the
North
Shore
United
Dominion
soccer
championship
team
In
1938.
Five
thousand
people
read
the
pays
to
let
them
have
to
sell.
First
Grade
Bacon-Good
quality.
Lb.
Canadian
Lettuce
Head
Spinach
3
lbs
Imperial
Valley
Grapefruit
Large
6
for
Fresh
Grapes
Lb
fu.:f
Rupert
Dally
News.
know
what
rot
Sensational
Prices
FOR
THE
FIRST
OF
THE
MONTH
Thursday
to
Saturday
Only
Grade
'A'
LarRe
from
the
farm.
Doz.
Ejgs
Fresh
24c
Benson's
Corn
Starch
Per
tin
Aylmer
Catsup
Per
bottle
Malkin's
Best
Honey-4-lb.
tins
Australian
Sliced
Pineapple
2's.
Per
tin
Old
English
Marrowfat
Peas
3
for
Malkin's
Best
Marmalade
4-lb.
tins
35c
23c
7c
9c
25c
25c
23c
$2.19
15c
24c
$1.85
25c
Ranee
&
Hardy
QUALITY
GROCERS
PHONES
55
and
56
(Free
Delivery
on
All
Town
Orders)
10c
15c
56c
20c
25c
Royal
City
Red
Plums
Avl
-f
fjp
16-oz.
Per
tin
Malkin's
Best
Cherries
2's.
Per
tin
15c
45c
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Microscopes
Excellent
for
Students
$
1
Mechanical
Pencils
With
Eraser
and
Extra
Leads
OrmesLld.
IZfit
Pioneer
Druggists
.
The
Rexall
Store
rhones
81
&
82
Open
Dally
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
p.m.
and
7
to
9
p.m.
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Left
Deeper
In
Cellar
Through
Defeat
By
Amerks
Bruins
Cut
Rangers'
Margin
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
31:
New
York
Americans
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THE
81TKF.ME
(
OUST
OF
MUTISM
COLIMIHA
In
Probate
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
Ait"
And
In
Ihe
Mailer
of
the
Male
of
Mlrhele
Coro.
Utherle
known
a
Mlkelr
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Fresh
Shrimp
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and
Children's
Alterations
Moderate
Price
Phone
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880
127
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ST.
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wedritsday.
January
31
1543
CANADIENS
LADIES
IN
1WANDERERS
LOSE
OUT'
tie
STILL!
HOLD
LEAD
Three
Bowling
Teams
Although
Beaten,
Remain
On
.Top
(CP)
--
Bis
Sisters,
Knox
Hotel
and
Rex
Tomorrow
nighf's
schedule
Is
as
Bond
of
Big
Sisters
with
203.
follows:
Boston
vs.
Canadlens
at
Montreal;
Chicago
vs.
Americans
at
New
York;
Rangers
at
Detroit.
The
league
standing
to
date:
W
Rangers
.20
Boston
20
Toronto
17
Chicago
12
Detroit
9
Americans
.10
Canadlens
.
8
D
L
F
4
99
8
103
12
89
15
16
21
20
63
52
68
63
A
47
56
71
87
77
95
94
Boi
Iipl
Awili
AH
Nijti
tg
HARD
COUGH
Slept
Liki
t
Top
After
One
Dose
ei
Boclleg's
Mixture
Mothers,
.follow
thii
lady's
example
and
un
BucUe'jr'
Mixture
when
any
larraber
of
your
family
hat
a
cough,
cold,
grippe,
bronchitis
or
whooping
cough.
She
ay:
"La
it
night
my
on,
aged
11,
was
coughing
terribly
and
could
not
get
to
sleep.
I
gave
him
dose
of
Buckley's
Mixture
with
honey
and
he
slept
the
night
through.
This
taotalng
his
cough
is
quite
loose."
Mrs.
B,
Jones,
Verd
un,
r.J.
Yoar
eiperiene
will
be
just
at
satisfactory.
Buckley's
Mixture
is
the
standby
in
3
out
of
5
Canadian
homes.
It
eases
the
cough
almost
instantly,
softens
phlegm,
soothes
raw
"if
passages,
helps
correct
oer-acidity
relieves
you
of
coughs
and
colds
in
record
time.
24
OVZR
IO
MILLION
BOTTLES
SOLO
I
lows:
Maple
Leafs
47
Smith
44
Arney
2J
Ingram
27
LaBelle
scores
were
as
fol
.169
.166
.185
.149
..
88
23
Nelson
22
Handicap
17
19'
Total
772
Big
Sisters
1
"""
Gomez
:.
156
Bond
265
Dickens
:.
142
Rothwell
82
Alexander
118
Handicap-
85
Total
..:
818
Annettes
1
Basso-Beft
151
Owen
i.jj.
112
Cameron
118
Sellg
134
Dickens
147
Stone
.
Handicap
52
Total
...
714
Knox
Hotel
1
McKeown
180
IScharff
'Fritz
..
:
Brasell
!
Yager
..
'Essen
..
i
Iecrard
IntcSate
jMadlll
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Qm
Morrison
157
89
v
156
147
Handicap
64
Total
.1
w
793
Rex
1
Eileen
Bury
142
Ethel
Bury
148
Dominato
139
Wesch
155
Croxford
217
Handicap
15
Total
816
Merchantettes
-
1
N.
Morrison
228
rtey
of
January,
A.
D.
1940,
I
was
ap-jJonnson
lii
pointed
Administrator
of
the
eata.tr
of
ClCCOne
265
Mlciiele
Oaco,
otherwise
knovn
M,
Hinrllran
Handicap
80
8"
Mlltele
Coed.
deceased,
end
all
parties
having
claim,
against
the
said
estate
Total
-
S3
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
aano,
Bluebirds
.
1
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
t,!-...
oo
00
the-2Vh
day
of
February.
A
D.
1940..rlcrce
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
Turgeon
126
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
,
175
uwr
maetnranes
no
me
lorxnwrin.
Dated
the
23rd
day
of
January,
A.
D
1940.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
r
i
I
Boulter
Boulter
uariwig
i
Keron
..
'Blaln
...
121
117
...
82
...161
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Handicap
71
'
Total
703
'
"I
Rangers
1
MINERAL
ACt
!r,.
un
Noljce
To
Delinquent
Co-ownrn
I
Petersen
130
To
John
W,
Alden
and
Gander
Blrke-
!
Yager
i.
163
land
of
Seattle,
Washington,
U.
8.
A.
Wharton
101
WHEREAS
there
are
owner
other
n-illlnTrr
1R
than
m1f
-..
.
IMUUI
,n
loo
than
one
quarter
latereat
In
eixh
and
i
Asemlssen
all
of
the
Star
No.
1,
Star
No.
2.
Star
Woodslde
No.
8.
8tr
No.
4,
8tr
No.
5.
Star
No.
S.
Star
No.
7,
Star
No.
8.
Star
No.
9
uid
Star
No.
10
Mineral
Claims
situate
on
the
north
side
of
Porcher
Wand
t
In
Chi
more
Panaage
about
M
0
feet
'
from
the
beach
in
the
Skeena
Mining
DirUion.
Province
of
British
Columbia:)
TAKE
NOTICE
tha,
unless
you
da
i
pay
wltiiln
90
days
from
the
date
hereof
the
sum
of
$1537.50
being
your
proportion
of
the
expenditure
required
for
the
rears
1937,
1938
and
1939
br
8ection
28
of
the
Mineral
Act.
R.
S.
B.
C.
1938,
Chapter
lfcl.
together
with
all
costs
of
this
notice,
to
the
under
signed,
the
registered
owuer
of
said
Mineral
Claims,
your
Interest
on
said
Mineral
Claims
shall
be
forfeited
and
become
rested
In
the
undersigned
who
tias
made
the
required
expenditures.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
this
8th
day
of
July.
1939.
E.
8.
BERNXT.
100
2
192
203
137
139
162
17
850
2
181
129
96
163
.119
85
773
2
178
174
115
160
164
52
813
2
153
130
132
192
132
92
831
2
175
177
153
170
125
15
815
2
140
105
195
133
112
80
765
2
171
230
174
142
147
40
901
2
168
167
115
191
214
193
205
139
157
125
29
818
3
137
136
140
Two
More
Games
Hayed
In
King
Edward
Football
League
defeated
continued
In
a
tie
for
the
leader-
With
two
more
games
played
In
Montreal
Canadians
by
a
score
of
shin
of
the
Ladies'
Bowline
Leanuethe
King
Edward
School
football
four
to
one
In
the
National
,
although
all
were
defeated
In
last
league
the
Wanderers
still
maintain
Hockey
League
here
last
night
night's
regular
weekly
play.
Big
their
lead.
and,
as
a
result,
left
the
Cana-
sisters
lost
to
Maple
Leafs,
Knox
In
the
first
games
the
Wanderers
diens
three
points
behind
In
the
Hotel
to-
Annette's
and
Rex
to
won
from
the
Maple
Leafs
by
three
basement.
Mcrchantettes.
Scores
were
two
coals
to
nil.
Goal
scorers
were
Joe
The
Boston
Bruins,
playing
at
games
to
one
In
each
case.
In
the
navies
two.
one
from
a
free
kick.
home
last
night,
blanked
the
Chi-
fourth
scheduled
fixture
last
night,
and
Bud
Pierce
one.
cago
Blacks
five
to
nil
and
reduc-
Rangers
won
over
Blue
Birds
two
Teams:
ed
the
margin
or
leadership
or
games
to
one.
High
average
scorer
Wanderers
Jerstad;
Teng.
Dlx-New
York
Rangers
to
three
points,
for
the
evening
was
Mrs.
Mae
0n:
Leavltt.
Joe
Davleg
(captain)
D.
Scherk;
Leland,
Owen,
Pierce.
Heramons
I.
MaUumoto,
O.
Prince.
Maple
Leafs
J.
Prince;
R.
Blake.
3
D.
Woods;
W.
Rothwell.
Bartlett,
133
Orlmble;
Wilson.
Sheppard.
Arnt-202
sen
(captain
Hansen,
T.
Pllfold,
A.
219
Oomez.
138
in
thLs
game
play
was
even
but
Jerstad,
Teng.
Dixon
and
Davles
161
were
too
strong
a
defence
though
17
Jerstad
did
well
to
stop
three'
875
drives.
Pierce
and
Hemmons
were
3
dangerous
forwards.
150
For
the
Leafs.
Blake
was
safe
216
while
Bartlett
played
a
great
game.
87
pilfold
went
very
close
with
a
hot
120
drive
but
was
too
high.
156
85
Yesterday's
Game
8;'
Yesterday's
game
(ound
the
3
StnnU
T
ni
f
tiHnnfncr
frnm
ihf
mafjic
Aetata
.w
Beavers
by
two
goals
to
nil.
The
Leafs
had
the
best
of
the
play
and
nearly
scored
when
Ormlston
fumbled
a
shot
but
recovered
and
cleared.
Arntsen
scored
with
a
high
shot.
From
Pilfold's
corner
Kick
Pierce
was
unlucky
enough
to
turn
a
hard
drive
past
the
goalie
for
the
second
goal.
Teams:
Maple
Leafs
J.
Prince.
Wake.
Ness;
Sheppard.
Bartlett.
Bagshaw;
J97
Wilson,
A.
Oomez.
ArnUen
(captain
Hansen.
T.
Pllfold,
P.
Oood.
A.
Ey-
64
olfson.
-gj
Beavers
Ormlston;
Menzles.
C
3
Pilfold:
Lelv
Husoy.
Holkestad
cap-130
talnl
Murray:
Bond,
Wesch.
E.
193
Pierce,
McOrelsh.
Johansen.
Mairs,
114
Ormlston
kept
a
good
goal.
Holke-177
stad
was
the
best
defender
with
105
Pierce.
Malrs
and
Wesch
the
pick
15
of
the
rest.
739
Blake
and
Ness
kicked
strongly
3
and
with
Bartlett
and
Bagshaw
100
formed
a
good
defence.
Arntsen,
127
Wilson
and
Oomez
were
the
beat
193
forwards.
133
160
80
W
L
"93
Wanderers
.-...8
2
3
Maple
Leafs
.
5
4
163
Beavers
2
7
193
169
145
214
40
921
3
The
league
standing.
PUCK
TEAM
D
pu;
1
13
1
11
0
4
Handicap
68
116
74
Total
:
771
971
920
The
league
standing
to
date:
Big
Sisters
V..8
Knox
Hotel
..-
8
142
Rex
8
128
Annette's
7
Maple
Leafs
6
200
Merchantettes
5
148
Bluebirds
3
228
Rangers
3
L
Pts
4
8
l
00
IT
THIS
V
Silt.
Clem,
if
II
ComlorUbl
I
II
D'mlna
Of
11
Il
Mtali
it'
I
MoiiinU1
1
II
Price.
1
45
DAY
LIMIT
FEB.
17
to
MAR.
2
From
Prince
Rupert
and
return
TO
Coach
'Tourist
tStand,
1
TORONTO)
..,,
ftt
,r
63,50
77
91,45
OTTAWA
)
MONTREAL
-
61.30
78.45
92.60
QUEBEC
67.95
83.00
97.93
HALIFAX
81.40
99.10
117.33
Oood
in
Tourist
Sleepers
on
payment
of
regular
berth
fare
tOood
in
Standard
sleepers
on
payment
of
reg.
berth
fare
STOPOVERS
ALLOWED
AT
ANY
POINT
WITHIN
RETURN
LIMIT
Children,
5
years
and
under
12,
half
fare.
Correspondingly
lqw
fares
from
all
Western
stations,
alio
to
other
points
In
Eaitern
Canada.
ALSO
LOW
FARES
FROM
EA8TERN
CANADA
TO
WESTERN
CANADA
POINTS
Full
information
from
any
Agent,
wi-kiP
IS
ON
TOUR
Smithers
Mocker
flayers
Making
Trip
to
Prince
George
and
Vanderhoof
SMITHERS,
Jan.
31.
Part
of
the
Smithers
hockey
team
left
Smithers
by
automobile
on
Monday
morning
and
the
remainder
of
the
team
left
by
Tuesday
morning's
train
for
Prince
Oeorge
where
they
will
engage
In
a
series
of
games
with
the
Prince
Oeorge
team
In
their
large
new
skating
rink.
I
The
local
boys
have
heard
all
about
the
tricks
that
the
Prince
Oeorge
team
have
been
practising
with
the
rounded
corners
in
the
new
rink
and
they
will
be
on
the
watch
for
these
and
hope
to
toon
get
onto
the
moves
that
will
be
necessary
to
checkmate
them.
On
the
way
back
home
they
expect
to
play
some
games
with
the
Vanderhoof
team
in
Vanderhoof.
TOO
WARM
FOR
SPORT
LAST
TIMES
TONIOHT
GINGER
ROGERS
DAVID
NIVEN
In
a
Bedtime
Story
For
Grown
-Ups
.
.
.
"BACHELOR
MOTHER"
(At
7:31
and
9
31)
ADDED
"MARCH
OF
TIME
'
"SPOUTING
WINGS
COMING
TIIL'RS.
-
I
KI,
Alexandre
Duma;'
"The
Man
In
The
Iron
Mvk
ed
and
two
rinks,
thov
ak:,;
Ward
Carey
and
Art
Slmpv.
tied
for
first
place
wri.
wins
and
one
loss
each.
In
the
Hockey
LeaRu
"
nadian
Legion
team
is
in
'h,
having
gone
so
far
Ovvm
season
without
a
dfeat
Thi
T
Springlike
Weather
Interferes
wa
team
which
has
becit
i.
With
Hockey
And
Curling
At
strong
hockey
all
winter
l,
.
Smithers
been
fortunate
enough
yc
,
a
game
and
can
onlv
n.'i
8MITHERS,
Jan.
31:
With
al-
dnwn
game
to
their
rrrrii
most
springlike
weather
In
the
though
thy
have
mdr
.
Bulkley
Valley
during
the
past
few
other
teams
step
lively
in
days
the
snow
started
disappear-
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