i!
:
5
i.
Christmas
Trade
In
Interior
Town
Best
In
Lone
Time
6MITHERS.
Jan.
5:
The
merchants
ot
Smllhers
arc
agreed
that
the
Christmas
business
was
well
ahead
of
any
Christmas
for
sev
eral
years
and
all
are
quite
well
pleased
with
the
amount
of
business
done.
Thry
all
look
forward
with
optimism
to
the
coming
year
as'
the
prosnects
arc
that
there
will
be
considerable
mining
going
on
In
the
district
which
will
give
a
welcome
impetus
to
business
generally.
COAL
Gram
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PMNCH
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
and
558
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J,
Zanlll
Proprietor
"A
HOMK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
60
Rooms
Hot
St
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
4
;
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
191
4
mriirmrm
Friday,
January
5,
1939.
DAILY
NZW8
THE
woe
rocu
Smilliers
Looks
For
Good
Year
no
v
IN
TIIK
M'l'KKMK
em
UT
OP
1IKITISII
COM'MIIIA
III
ITnltate
In
the
Matter
of
the
-Administration
Aif
i
And
1
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Blanche
Hart
Iiweased
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
ol
His
Honor,
W.
E.
Fllsher,
made
on
the
29th
day
ci
Dcwmbcr.
A.
D.
1939.
I
waa
appointed
Extractor
c
the
estate
ot
Blanche
Hart,
DKcascd.
and
all
parties
having
claim
ajatniit
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnUh
same.
,
properly
verified,
ito
me
on
or
before
the
10th
day
cf
February.
A.
D.
1940.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
ol
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
i
DATED
.the
3rd
day
of
January,
AX).
1940.
WILLIAM
O.
FULTON,
Executor.
,
Prince
Rupeit,
B.
C.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
or
Edward
I'rrriikon
Jonrs.
Deceased
i
L.X1)
ItEtilSTKY
ACT
He!
CfrtlfUate
of
Title
No.
3774-1
to
IM
8,
Mock
S.
Seetbm
li.
C'lt.r
of
I'rinre
ltiirrt.
Map
9!3.
WHEREAS
proof
cf
loss
of
the
above
Centdflca.t
of
Title
Issued
In
the
name
of
Kathleen
E.
McDougalli
has
been
filed
tn
this
office,
notice
Is
hereby
given
that
I
shall
,
at
the
expiration
of
,
one
month
firm
the
date
of
the
first
'
publloaitlon
hermtf.
Issue
a
Provisional
'
CPtlTfca,te
of
Title
In
lieu
of
said
lost
certificate,
unless
m
the
meantime
.valid
objection
be
made
to
me
In
writing.
DATED
at
4be
Iwnd
Iteglstry
Office.
Prince
rtiupert.
B.
C-,
this
27th
day
of
December,
A.
D.
1939.
A.
THOMPSON,
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
Arrow
Messenger
Len
drlfflths
&
Co.
PHONE
459
Reasonable
Rates
Parcel
and
Baggage
Service
Stand
Venezia
Grocery
Fulton
Street
BEEF
6-lb.
RUMP
ROAST
of
BEEF
SIRLOIN
TIP
ROAST
Per
lb.
PRIME
RIB
ROLLED
Per
lb.
2
lbs.
ROUND
STEAK
and
1
lb.
KIDNEY
3
lbs.
ROUND
STEAK
for
3
lbs.
BONELESS
STEW
BEEF
3
lbs.
SIRLOIN
STEAK
for
5
lbs.
POT
ROAST
for
LAMB
SHOULDER
of
LAMB
Per
lb.
LEG
of
LAMB
Per
lb.
PORK
LEGS
of
PORK
Per
lb
LOIN
of
PORK
Per
lb
-
SHOULDER
6f
POUK-
Per
lb
FRESH
SIDE
PORK
Per
lb
VEAL
FILLET
ROAST
Per
lb.
ROLLED
SHOULDER
Per
lb.
EXTRA
SPECIAL
FIRST
GRADE
BUTTER
3
lbs
TURKEYS
Per
lb.
MANITOBA
WHITE
FISH-Per
lb
-...V.
SWEDISH
TANKS
RATED
AMONG
THE
WORLD'S
BEST
I
20c
95c
25c
GOOD
CANADIAN
CHEESE
22C
GOOD
SPUDS
Per
sack
$2.00
Delivery
on
Spuds
Monday'
are
fdr
j
Sweden
may
be
the
home
of
the
Nobel
peace
prize,
but
it
Is
also
equipped
for
meeting
trouble
If
trouble
Is
forced
upon
It.
Here
are
some
of
the
Swedish
tanks
that
form
a
part
of
the
defence
force.
These
tanks,
rated
as
among
the
world's
most
efficient,
are
equipped
"with
two-way
radio
and
can
travel
over
rough
terrain
at
28
m.pJi.
Swedish
armament
factories
are
acknowledged
to
turn
out
the
best
and
most
modern
army
equipment
in
the
world,
and
it
Is
ironic
that
much
of
Germany's
armaments'
were
made
either
in
Sweden
or
from
Swedish
steel.
,
1
Hockey
Standings
The
National
Hockey
League
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
National
League
Rangers
12
Boston
13
"
ix
the
siTUE.Mi;
rotin
orimmsii
Toronto.
13
roLiMniA
.Chicago
9
In
Probate
"-anl"'"JS
f-nnartlcns
-
7
'
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
Americans
..
7
And
Detroit
6
WD
L
F
7
3
3
1
2
1
3-
Coast
-
take
notice
that
toy,
cmer
of
His
i
Vancouver
.10
1
Honor
Judse
W.
E.
planer
dated
the
Portland
8
1.
4th
thy
of
January
1940
I
was
aP"
Seattle
8
0
jrvJ
in
i.l
nuiiiN.
Ei
4
'-
"
-
Edward
Fenguson
Jones,
Dooeaed.
late
c
the
CUty
of
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
and
all
persons
having
claims
esatnet
the
Bd
Estate
are
"
hereby
required
to
furnish
the
same
to
i
me
property
verified
m
or
before
the
J
29th
day
of
February
1940
and
all
per-
,
soma
lndsbiai
utoo
rld
Estate
are
re-
j
quired
to
pay
he
amoum.
of
their
In
debtedness
r
m
ifonthwMh.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Admtn.lstra.tor.
Prlnre
Rupert.
B.
C
Dated
he
4.th
day
of
Jamiary.
A
D,
1940.
69
64
67
42
52
47
36
A
34
37
45
67
60
64
60
League
7
.68
63
10
47
76
9
50
56
P
31
29
29
191
16;
15
1
15
21
17
16
i
i
a
r
a
.
'mm
civ?
n
niano
RANGERS
ARMSTRONG
BEAVERS
IN
LEAD
IS
WINNER-
WIN
OUT
New
Yorkers
Continue
Sensational
Winning
Streak
To
Assume
League
Leadership
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
5:
(CP)
Con-
EimiSIZBi:iTlllniBn!tnu
their
sensational
winning
'
;
streak
which
has
now
given
them
Trk.tpn
nlll
V
i8lxeen
straight
undefeated
starts,
aJUNhu
T
AlYllLl
New
York
Ransen5
last
night
won
MEAT
MARKET
Phone
957
Saturday
Specials
'
UJT
A
OVU1C
Ui
OlA
W
fcffU
ViaAA
troit
Red
Wings
who,
as
a
result,;
now
tied
with
the
Americans
Knocked
Out
Joe
Ghnouly
Of
St.
Louis
In
Fifth
Round
Last
Night'
.
I
ST.
LOUIS,'
Jan.
5:
(CP)
Henry
Armstrong
successfully
defended
his
world's
welterweight
boxing
title
last
night
by
knocking
but
Joe
Ghnouly
of
St.
Louis
In
thirty-four
seconds
of
the
fifth
round.
It
fellow
townsmen,
the
New
York
was
scheduled
for
a
fifteen
round
Americans,
to
bound
into
undls-
bout.
Phone
951
Putcd
possession
of
first
place
In
the
National
jiocKey
League
stand-
npriTTXIJXf
Yi"
p
ing.
The
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
were
I
K
I
1
1
I
1
1
V
K
N
rffatprf
turn
tn
nnp
hv
tho
ninrlc
UUllllJlJnU
-
-
-
i
Hawks,
at
Chicago
and
are
In
a;
tie
with
the
idle
Boston
Bruins
for
second
place.
In
the
third
fix-1
i
..
-
l
4
I
4
ii
r
l
r
'
2UC,
WkTenTSne.
In
the
National
"?LL
IN
ACTION
ffl.jHockey
League
will
be
as
follows:
"
.f
.
.
h
p
50C
iMturdky-Canadlens
at
Tor-
,f
"!!"!
f
5
a
clean
sweep
three
to
nil
'onto.
5UC'
Sunday
Detroit
at
New
York
l
A
1
w'ln
an8ers'
Americans
at
Bos-4UClton-
Canadiens
at
Chicago.
50c,
esc'HOCKEY
IS
15c
25c
UNDER
WAY
Weather
Still
Too
Mild
In
Interior
For
All
Winter
Sports
SMITHERS,
Jan.
5:
The
weath-
er
still
remains
very
mild
iri
the
U
DC,
snow
for
skiing
but
it
has
not
inc
game
piayea
nere
on
uunaay.
Five
thousand
t-ncrv
Rupert
read;
the."
Dally
News.
It
pays,
to'
let
them
'know
what
yon
'
"
hara
to
'sell.
-;
I
I
victory
over
Canadian
Scottish
(
while
Moose
won
by
a
similar
I
measure
over
Canadian
National
(Recreation
Association.
High
aver-
Defeat
Wanderers
For
In
League
age
scorer
was
BUI
McCallum
of
i
enough.
fll4
UL.
a
nrm
'
Printers
with
167.
been
cold
enough
for
curling.
The
Total
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows
Canadian
Scottish
12
3
IKlrchoff
129
'Robinson
98
Frayne
121
Tahmer
101
Donaldson.
145
Handicap
18
Total
612
Printer?,
1
R.
Franks
160
M.
Montesano
174
ftg.
BuiKiey
yauey
ana
is
mieneiHis
u,
tranics
aUC.
hockey
rink
has
managed
to
get
Moose
'
I
enough
Ice
to
start
the
season
but
Long
15C
001,1(1
do
nlcely
wltn
some
colder
jMenzies
Iwpather.
Cameron
I
The
first
games
in
the
local
Smith
..
hockey
league
were
played
last
,
F.
.
T
(Sunday
afternoon
when
the
Legion
team
ucuu
ute
ouna
ujr
a
'score
of
2-0,
and
the
Canadian
22CNatlnal
Railways
team
won
from
the
newly
formed
Telkwa
team
by
I
a
score
of
3-2.
144
UO
with
the
winter
sports
usually
car-
d.
Montesano
166
'rled
on
here.
There
is
sufficient,
McCallum
195
Handicap
w
3
..t.
812
...;....146
L;.;.133
..Jt,,
155
-fc
157
Montesano;
136
1
Handicap
9
Total
i
-.........736
C.
N.
R.
A.
,
1
Samuelson
,
177
Jurmain
,r
99
Mcintosh
.........146
The
Telkwa
boys
made
a
good,
Paul
126
showing
and,
with
some
practice,
'Low
Score
133
they
will
probably
develop
Into
a
Handicap
lj
team
that
will
give
a
good
ao'
Total
682..
count
of
Itself
in
the
local
league
this
winter.
Thev.
had
not
been:
XU
Cable
to
get
any
practice
prior
to
139
108
145
100
155
18
665
2
128
168
132
134
144
3
709
2
143
122
177
173
123
9
747
2
150
159
137
139
122
1
.708.
112
108
97
128
153
came
I
J
m
-on
near
inc
cna,
was
useiui.
iiaug-
The
Commercial
Bowling
League
i
an
got
the
goal.
eame
177
9
782
3
158
125
162
159
139
1
Hockey
Scores
Last
night's
scores
at
a
glante
National
League
Americans
2,
Rtngefs
6.
,
Detroit
3,
Canadiens
2.
Toronto
1,
Chicago
.2.
Pacific
CoaH
League
Vancouver
1,
Portland
'7.
Joe
Davles
was
the
pick
of
the
Wanderers
who
were
short
of
players
all
through.
Bud
Pierce
played
hard
but
must
learn
to
pass
more.
Itsuo
Matsumoto
was
good
while
little
D.
Scherk
prom
ises
to
develop.
Leland
and
Teng1
do
not
take
the
game
seriously
Teams:
Beaves
Malrs:
Menzles,
C.
Pit-,
fold;
Gunnar
Johansen,
R.
Holkestad,
J.
Haugan.
Angus
Macintosh,
E.
Pierce.
T.
Ormiston,
A.
Klr.a-hara,
D.
Murray,
B.
Prince,
F.
Wesch.
Wanderers
Leland:
Teng.
8.
18
Hemmons:
M.
Lcavltt,
J.
Davles,
611
D.
Scherk:
T.
Jerstad,
Bud
Pierce.
3
j
Matsumoto.
R.
Stacey,
188
.Referee
J.
S.
Wilson.
1'
Linesmen
W.
Rothwell
and
P.
133
.Wilson.
153
j
102
,1
The
league
standing:
W
Maple
Leafs
.4
3
Wanderers
3
1
159
Beavers
1
0
139
1
143
J
155
D
L
1
1
F
A
15
5
2
11
5
4
7
19
i
First
Win
Football
was
resumed
In
the
King
Edward
High
School
League
when
the
Beavers
won
from
the
Wanderers
by
one
goal
to
nil.
The
game
was
very
closely
contested
but
the
Beavers
deserved
their
win
which
was
their
first
In
the
league.
Malrs
was
In
good
form
for
the
Beavers
and
stopped
several
hard
shots,
two
from
Joe
Davles
being
very
good
saves.
Mcnzies
and
C.
Pilfold
were
reliable
backs
while
Rupert
Holkestad
played
hard
all'
through.
Everett
Pierce
tried
hardt
$1.00
JfyjrsrS
'
irsr-
,1
!
..
.
'
rohowlnr
Holiday
Suspension
I
Iwax
was
enrvt
good
and
and
firm
Ormiston,
nn
whn
who
enm
MINEKU,
ACT
Notlcf
To
1rllii(tifnt
ro-nwnrrt
Tn
John
W.
Aldrn
did
flundrr
nirkf
land
or
ftrattlt,
Wulilngton,
V.
B.
A.
WHEREAS
there
are
owners
other
thin
myaelf
to
the
extent
ot
more
than
one
qinrutr
interest
In
each
nd
all
of
the
Star
No.
1,
Star
No.
2.
Star
No.
3;
8
tar
No.
4,
Star
No.
S.
Star
No.
9,
Star
No.
7,
Star
No.
8,
Star
No.
9
arm
Stat
No.
10
Mineral
Claims
altuate
on
the
north
aide
of
Pore
her
blind
tn
Chlamore
raaae
about
800
feet
from
the
braoh
In
the
Btaeua
Mining
uivuion,
iTovince
ot.
unusn
uoiumoia:
TAKE
NOTICE
Uuw
UlJM
TOU
d3
744
1
pd,y
within
90
day
from
the
dat.
here
of
the
aura
or
11B37.&0
Dcing
your
pro(rtlon
of
the
expenditure
required
for
the
ywr
1937,
1938
and
1939
by
Section
38
of
the
KUneral
Act,
It,
S.
(D.
C.
193S,
Chapter
161,
together
with
au
coma
of
una
notice,
u
me
unot-r-algned,
the
reglatrred
owner
of
aald
Mineral
ClaJina,
your
lnterat
on
aald
Mineral
Claim
rihnll
be
forfeited
and
become
veeted
In
the
underalgned
who
hna
made
U10
required
expenditure.
.
DATED
at
ritoce
Ijtupert,'
B
C,
U)U
stbday
ot
July,
1939.
E.
8.
DERKKT,
t
,
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Ade
i
Owing
to
lightness
of
the
run;
In
Prince
Rupert
Harbor,
most'
of
the
herring
selnboats
which!
have
been
operating
there
have
moved
to
the
vicinity
of
Namu.l
down
the
coast,
where
a
more'
substantial
run
has
developed.
As
soon
as
the
fish
begin
to
school
up
at
Prince
Rupert,
It
is
expected
the
seiners
will
return
north.
I
In
the
course
of
a
patrol
trip
up
the
coast,
fisheries
protection
cruiser
Kltlmant,
Capt.
I
Shep-pard,
arrived
In
port
last
evening
from
Vancouver
and
will
leave
Saturday
night
or
Sunday
on
her
return
to
Vancouver.
The
Kltl-maat
left
here
for
the
south
last
fall
and
this
Is
her
first
visit
back
here
since
then.
i
Imperial
imperial
Oil
uu
t,o.
Co.'s
s
tanker
lartKcr
Im-
laldc.
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
ar-.rlvcd
in
port
at
2:30
this
after-'noon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
'at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Van
couver
and
waypolnts.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
John
Doden.
Is
due
In
port
at
0
o'clock
this
evening
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10:30
pjn.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
inn
r.ojj)
LONDON,
(CP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
market
was
unchanged
today
at
$35.54
per
fine
ounce.
LAST
TIM
US
TO.NIOIIT
2
Shows,
7:00
and
9:13
Cary
Grant
Kay
Francis
In
"In
Name
Only"
With
CAROLE
LO.MIIAKD
(At
7:31
and
9:4U
ADDED
WOULD
NEWS
EVENTS
MUSICAL
and
NOVELTY
COMING
SAT
ONLY
Kobt.
Young,
Ann
Sothern,
Ian
Hunter
In
M.M
AISIE"
,
im-1
r
t
perlal
arrived
in
port
yesterdavi
KailWaViTiPn
At
afternoon
from
loco
with
fuel
supply
for
the
cpmpanyfs
local'
Crri!fLnt.e
fn
tanks
and
will
be
on
her
return
south.
todav
today
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JU
sailing
(Casualty
List
SMOTHERS.
Jan.
5:-James
Por-tgous,
veteran
employee
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
and
one
ot
the
oldest
pioneers
of
8ml-thers,
had
the
misfortune
to
fall
and
break
his
leg
a
few
days
ago
while
carrying
out
hit
duties
In
the
local
railway
yards.
He
was
taken
to
the
Smlthers
Hospital
where
he
doing
as
welt
as
can
be
expected
but
will
be
laid
up
for
some
time.
William
Duff,
also
a
C.
N
R
brakeman.
strained
his
back
quite
badly
while
throwing
a
switch
In
the
local
yards
and
has
been
a
patient
in
the
Smllhers
hospital
for
the
past
week.
Owing:
to
Increased
Cost
of
Nanaimo-Wellington
Lump
Coal
At
the
mine
and
an
lnrrrae
In
freight
rales,
we
have
bn
forced
to
raise
the
price
as
follow:
Nanaimo-Welllpgton
Lump
Per
ton,
sacked
$13.50
Nanaimo-Weltlngton
Mine
Run
Per
ton.
sacked
'.
111.25
Nanaimo-Wellington
Nut
Per
ton,
sacked
HI.S9
Nanalmo-Welllngton
Slack
Per
Ion,
sacked
$9.00
These
Prices
Will
Op
Into
EffeeC
January
1st,
19(0
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Telephone
651
or
652
Bargains
In
USED
FURNITURE
Kitchen
Ranges
18,
$22,
$25
$35
HEATERS
$2.50
$6
$8
$10
ana
$22.50
MATTRESSES
$2.50,
$3.50
and
$4
EUO'S
FURNITURE
THIRD
AVENUE
Prince
Rupert
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
ot
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
Is
the
only
paper
north
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
in
these
organizations.
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