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EDITION
Tuesday.
February
13,
1940.
EDITORIAL
LATE
LORD
TWEEDSMUIR
Manv
Prinr-f
Tmwrt
neonle
will
have
nleasant
remem
THE
NEXT
GOVERNOR
It
will
now
become
the
duty
of
the
Canadian
Primp
Minister
to
advise
His
Majesty
the
King
who
to
appoint
as
his
representative
in
Canada
following
the
death
of
Lord
Tweedsmuir.
We
hope
he
will
advise
the
appointment
of
Mr.
Bennett
or
some
other
prominent
Canadian.
How
fntr.
V.
r-,'
We
mav
rerieat
here
what
we
have
pointed
out
on
previous
ocraio.n.
The
Governor
General
does
not
rep-
rurtjnt,
ti"
irtMii
L'Kvu-riiinuiiL.
uc
icJicciiut
tiic
juiu
on
purely
Canadian
matters.
In
other
words
he
is
the
Empire
representative.
The
man
who
reallv
does
the
work
as
between
the
British
eovemment
and
the
Canadian
government
is
the
British
High
Commissioner
at
Ottawa.
a
i
AfivnrinF.X'T
r.F.STlHfE
SPORT
CHAT
cleaning
un
on
the
Intermedial
teams
in
the
nasi
few
weeks.
TliH
tested
the
strength
of
the
Oilmen
who
were
the
annual
victims
of
the
New
MetlaVatla
team
on
their
rn
north
and.
through
lack
of
romoeHtinn
have
not
been
able
ta
Iron
out
their
faults.
brance
of
the
visit
to
the
city
of
the
famous
writer
whoj
1The
bUllard
was
Governor
General
of
Canada.
They
will
remerfiber.g
I'irlz
run
run
at
at
ti
ns
unassuming
.
ways
.
.
and
his
charming
.
r-j
personality.
i
v
Canadian
Legion
'Billiard
Tourney
tournament
now
be-
the
Canadian
Lenlon
That
rooms
for
members
is
nrovidlnff
a
"
was
John
Buchan.
Lord
Tweedsmuir.
who
died
at
Ottawa
!
considerable
amount
of
pleasure
'
'
.
S
iL.
I
l
.
Sunday.
He
came
accompanied
by
a
lady
of
great
charm
who
captured
the
hearts
of
all
the
ladies
who
met
her.
That
lady
today
has
our
sympathy
in
the
loss
of
a
wonderful
husband.
Primarilv
Lnrrl
Tu'pwl.cmnir
n
writpr.
As
nuob
and
the
handlcappers
have
done
a
good
Job
In
making
the
contest
anybody's
chance.
j
So
far
Neil
Cameron
has
utm
from
Lionel
Holtby;
Harry
Thrupp
from
Hugh
Smith;
R.
C.
Mutch
u
i
i
i.i
i
i
i,
,..
u
i.
tfrom
Charlie
Youngman;
Leslie
iic
in
nnuwii
tu
inc
wui
m
uuu
wxt
nnuwji
inny
iwiui
v
nc
w
-parkes
from
George
Abbott
and
became
Governor
General
of
Canada.
By
his
"books
he'-oeorge
Dawes
from
John
Bulger,
will
be
remembered
for
many
a
day.
in
the
last
fixture
Bulger
was
.
147
and
Dawes
was
148
when
the
latter
finally
got
the
necessary
two
points
to
win.
If
games
turn
out
as
expected
R.
C.
Mutch
should
meet
Neil
Cameron
In
the
final.
5
$
ever,
it
is
Mr.
Mackenzie
Kings
job
to
make
the
selection
X'pCQTI
IM"1
and,
doubtless,
he
will
satisfy
some
of
the
people
in
so
do-'rl
VV
IV
CD
1
JLllN
a
2and
BOXING
50c-35c
.MOOSF.
HALL
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY
15
Prelims
Start
8:30
Match
End
Approx.
10:45
ADMISSION'
Gentlemen
50c
Ladies
and
Students
35c
The
landing
of
thirty
thousand
troops
from
Australia
5
main
wrestling
ev
n
t
i
.
f
-1
C"
it.
and
iNew
Aeaiann
ai
a
point,
near
ouez,
eviuuniiy
tor
ser-
vice
in
the
Balkans
or
Syria
or
somewhere
around
that
part
of
the
world,
was
a
magnificent
gesture.
It
is
an
as?
f
urance
to
the
people
of
the
Balkan
States
that
the
British
are
prepared
to
back
them
if
Germany
or
Russia
or
both
tnn-ether
hut
on
undue
pressure.
The
huge
allied
armv.
of
over
half
a
million
men
will
be
expected
to
defend
the
oil
fields
of
Iran,
the
Suez
waterway
and
other
important
fcritMrofi
of
the
British
Empire
in
that
section
of
the
worm
;ind
also
to
protect
the
Balkans
against
anv
international
bandits
who
may
essay
to
add
to
their
territory
at
the
expense
of
their
neighbors.
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ENTS
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DON
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Vs.
Private
A.
L.
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(Kilty,
1C0
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ELMORE
IIANKINS0N
(15!)
vs.
STAN
SCIIERK
(150)
In
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HOWARD
IIOUGAN
(175)
Vs.
AU
STAIR
CRERAR
(170)
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From
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of
the
Boxers
HOSPITAL
ACTIVITY
REVIEWED
I
tContmued
from
Paf
On)
they
have
given
but
in
the
creation
-J
Te
Ketan
betbal,
ehuV
l
,7
Ia
Litton
to
their
.MUU
end.
informed
the
locals
that
they
the
owning
of
new
5?
Thursday
5
h"i
nfebt
nrSev
Uat
tney
STSlS.
uUl
frrators
ned
amOTnUng
the
cost
of
to
be
carrying
the
"nieat
1'ne-
d(ma
towrda
,he
up.
They
realize
that
they
are
down
-
f
warmerg.
j
can.
fourteen
points
going
into
the
third
n(H
h
fal
thdr
ame
of
the
series
and
that'
they
They
thout
the
year.
have
great
odd
to
overcome
.
,w
lp
a
pion
to
te
the
run-their
vWt
here.
,n(nf
flf
,n
relation
to
.
.
...
.
,
?R
chant
es
and
the
service
it
ren-
,L
Ketchlkan
Urn
year
has
a
sfct
milth
A(J
hl,
a
team
league
In
fullswtn
all
sea-
rf
uvint
gann-
son
and
from
thfei
eaue
they;
w
n
Mn
have
picked
I
an
AH-SUr
team
u;mke
bH
.hfl8plta,.inInded-
represent
the
First
City
It
Is
and
fonM
utwml
s.
sta"
dlvteion
ma"P
.
t
.1
aud
the
public.
mrmriirw
the
iMmn
aivmtra
on
each
team.
-Our
private
and
semi-private
W
I
refer
to
Sergt.
Major
W.
imrdt
have
been
favorably
m-j
M
Bro
aiKl
Qwrter
Maiter
Ser-
The
team
Is
led
by
a
colored
boy
-nented
upon
and.
on
behalf
of
the;
v
Wilkinson.
The
former
named
Harris
who
Is
by
far
the
Board.
I
wish
to
thank
the
Ladies"8"1
thf
608
fof
15
finest
Ketchikan
has
Canadian
nd
th
liUtT
over
"
We
re"
player
sport-
Auxiliary.
Eastern
Star.
ed
In
a
number
of
years.
This
boy
Legion,
the
Ladles
of
the
St.
An-'"1
tne
caUJ
of
thir
resignation
played
in
Seattle
until
this
year
drew's
Society
for
furniture
and
.
trom
lhe
board
and
Uust
1031
Um('
and
carries
a
thorough
knowledge
furnishings:
the
Queen
Mary
Chap-!
Is
not
rr
distant
when
they
will
be
of
the
fundamentals
of
basketball
ter.
I.OD.E.
for
supplying
buffers,
1tn
us
ta
ervillan
life
again
"
He
can
pass
faster
than
anyone
casters,
curtains
nd
an
over-bed
"
seen
here
in
the
last
few
seasons
table;
the
Httl
CO
Chapter
and
Gyro'
and
is
the
playmaker
of
the
team.
Hub
for
curtains
and
new
lurnUh-
Standing
around
the
six
foot
mark
inas-
I
want
also
to
acknowledge
and
weighing
more
than
200
the
following
additions
to
our,
pounds,
he
will
give
Prlnee
Rupert
eouipmect:
boys
something
to
think
about
,
,
Ranftrs
when
he
starts
to
roll.
Ateo
on
th-
Shrfn
CTub
portable
Boston
team
is
George
North
ru
pp.
former
in--y
operatln
room
lamp:
Toronto
"A
Stokes
Electric
Distilled
Water
all-Alaikan
and
at
nrtit
th
Chicago
hlh
.vorer
of
the
Ketchikan
rftv
341,1
,rom
Omes
Ltd:
6x9
At
Cx9
At
9x9
At
&i
garden
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh;
"das
oxyen
tank
ram
Dr.
w
T.
Kergln:
-Automatic
suction
and
prepare
unit
donated
by
the
Prtiw
Rupert
Medical
Association
;
Donation
ot
36
received
from
Premier
T.
D.
PattaUo.
"I
wish
to
express
thanks
to
the
business
men.
Dathte
of
the
Empire.
Ladies'
AtiWary.
Fishermen's
Union
and
individuals
for
funrtfh-uig
comforts
to
the
paUeoU
at
the
Chtittma
season.
I
wat
iho
to
thank
Mr
Blrrh
and
Mls
Harrison
and
ber
staff
for
their
loyal
cooperation,
the
press
aad
all
those
who
have
in
any
way
promoted
the
welfare
of
the
hospital.
I
cannot
eonctede
without
ref
erence
to
the
service
rendered
the,
league.
"Cash
donation
towaro-i
ex
pen
w
Americana
In
connection
with
the
preparation
Canadians
"The
lorata.
who
will
have
the
1
hometown
advantae
over
the
vtt-Itors.
are
still
nrnr-thrfiMT
rtiHaentW
j
and
laxt
evening
tangled
with
,the
Old
Xfen's
team
who
have
been
.
.
.
l
.
t
w
iASoeiauan
of
iwo
raemoera
m
me
I
board
who
are
now
In
His
Majesty's
Hockey
Standings
Detroit
W
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it
tru
vnkot
tKy
My
obowt
Td
and
Maty?
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,
"Wll,
!
it
tending
her
a
lot
ct
Swt
Cop."
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
"Tht
purttt
lrm
In
hnh
tbco
cm
bt
tmelttj."
February
Furniture
Sale
Carpets
and
Linoleum
Rugs
.
Seamless
Axminster
Rugs
I
ouvwAy
I
I
,
stumsmm
.
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I
COMMUNICAriOMS
I
$22.50
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At
$38.50
A
S3
SI
80
7
76
7
114
OT
107
$34.50
CONGOLEUM
RUGS
$5.95
tai0-
$8.95
$7.95
0xr
$9.95
Trade
in
your
old
furniture
for
new
during
the
February
Furniture
Sale
at
Elio's
Store.
For
appraisal
ask
for
Ello.
No
obligation.
We
thank
you
for
calling
on
us.
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STORE
Green
916
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AVENUE
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To
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SJ3.
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Feb.
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20th,
March
7th,
18th,
28th
Winter
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and
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31st,
1940
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Vancouver
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Canadian
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and
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L.
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Agent
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Rupert,
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Pirate
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Traveller
-Ulianl
of
Oi
Game
Senior
Combination
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IJUv
Tuesday.
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