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all
round
wear
GO,
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and
priced
from
t?0VO
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shoe
store
ltD.
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Hnnift
of
Good
Shoes
THE
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RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
Published
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
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Avenue
H,
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word,
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Insertion
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readers,
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EDITION
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.
86
ly
half
way
through
the
first
month
of
1940
and
it
is
time
we
at
least
laid
plans
for
the
coming
year.
Why
not
a
gar-
ueii
ur
an
improvea
garden
TRAVEL
BUREAU
PUBLICATION
The
Travel
Bureau
of
the
British
Columbia
t?overn.
meht
has
just
issued
a
very
attractive
leaflet
for
distri-
The
Daily
News
is
a'
member
ot
the
Canadian
Daily
NEW
HALF
riVltlPS
nf
IPJfl
if
mnv
ha
vp11
fncf
tn
turn
fur
minrlc
haor-
Total
ward
and
review
the
accomplishments
of
1939.
For
somej?
there
will
be
no
accomplishments
except
A
carrying
on.
i
Some
people
are
not
satisfied
unless
they
have
accom-1
plished
something
outside
of
their
regular
work.
Some!
will
have
been
seeking
religious
experiences,
others
will
have
interested
themselves
in
social
or
political
work.
A
;
few
possibly
will
have
striven
for
self
mastery,
for
im-
-
provement
oi
their
own
physical
condition
by
means
of
physical
exercises,
including
breathing
exercises,
walking,
improved
reading
and
thinking,
control
of
the
appetites,
better
choice
of
companions,
refusal
to
keep
up
with
the
Joneses.
Only
a
few
people
can
have
accomplished
great
or
spectacular
things
such
as
discoveries,
inventions,
crea
STARTED
Second.
Period
of
Commercial
Bowling
League
Is
Now
I'nder
Way
The
scjcjo
half
of
the
Oom-merm
Bowfe?
League
got
way
last
night
with
Savoy
Savoy
1
Menzies
..
153
Morris
164
A,
Smith
170
ZarelU
129
E.
Smit
h.
163
Webb
..
02
ToUl
719
-251
I
Moose
1
Long
158
iMontesano
.105
,
Cameron
-.166
Ounderson
149
Friday.
January
12,
1948.
!R
m
Handicap
5
Total
716
Angus
Apartments
1
Kldd
-
135
Jack
140
WHAT
DID
YOU
ACCOMPLISH?
;JJJ
Now
that
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
sea-kicMetkin
.176
son
is
past
history
and
we
are
looking
forward
to
the
ac-
Handicap
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121
155
174
150
123
713
143
132
168
130
183
5
761
2
115
195
134
137
140
6
727
row
FOR
SALE
3
164
217
139
188
149
5
853
3
109
154
146
131
203
6
762
FOR
SALE
Cary
Safe
in
good
condition.
Apply
Daily
News,
tf.
FOR
SALE
Cook
stove
with
oil
burner
complete.
Good
condition.
Phone
Green
338.
tf.
Wanderers
And
BUCKAROOS
Maple
Leafs
In
j
TAKE
LEAD
Deadlock
At
Top
Hotel
.t
wfepirtl,
over
Canadian
j
tied
for
the
leadership.
Scottish
and
Moose
wlwnfelt
oVtr;
Canadian
Scottish
Kirchhoff
12;
I
.a
rimer
-
1.16
Blng
14
Knight
7
Donaldswi
.
IK
Handicap
57
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I
2
w
129
115
16
117
57
CCO
3
m
iat
in
lr
ed
two
good
chances
fr?.n
Wilson.
PilfoW
went
close.
Then
be
Wanderers
attacked
and.
.g
5
after
Prince
had
saved
from
a
cor-ceo
ner.
Joe
Davies
scored
the
winning
goal.
3
Teams:
149
Wanderers
Jertad:
Ten.
Vix-182
on;
A.
Owen
Joe
DaTtescantain.
181
leavttt:
I.
Mitsumnto.
Q.
PffncA
152
Pd
Pieee.
Intermela.
D.
Scherk.
Stanler
Hemmos.
154
818
R.
Blake:
Roth
well.
BartletL
Han
son:
P.
wuson.
A.
Eyoiison.
Arm
n
'captahTl,
Sheopard.
PHfoVd.
The
league
standmg:
W
4
4
1
L
C
Pis
RECORD
IS
EQUALLED
New
York
Ranters
Have
Eighteen
Hockey
Gamei
With
out
Being
Defeated
tions,
construction,
but
every
person
can
so
act
as
to
end
roR
SALE
Sealed
tcnders
and
Leak
had
been
ued
for
X
1
a
a
1
.
Ka
vfutAiuii
V
iKa
nnaFrlffna1
tlvm,
me
vear
witn
a
tpp
inrr
nf
C9tief9tinn
Wn
oo
j
"""
up
to
noon
Saturday.
January
Week-end
fixtures
will
be
as
fol
ROOM
and
News.
DaJIy
News,
Board.
.Apply
Dally
410)
DEALER
WANTED
In
Prince
Rupert
district.
Apply
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M.
Robinson,
408
Lumber-
man's
Bide;,
Vancouver.
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C.
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(10)
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
rr
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulati6hs.
It
Is
the
only
paper
north
LC!
wlih
....
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Small
Wlil
tr
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j
t:-iiaf-'L
t
1
oi
Vancouver
ana
west
oi
rumonion
noiamg.memDerBnip
in
these
organizations.
LOST
-ma"
.-
1
.
I
ow
gold
watcn,
very;
Initials
M.
T.
H.
gold
.
bracelet.
Reward.
Return
to
rUy
,
One-all
Draw
With
Seattle
To
Leave
Vancouver
In
Second
In
the
Kin
Edward
School
Fqo-
PUte
ball
Leagne
the
Wnderf
from
ttje
Maple
Leaf$
In
the
Jast
PORTLAND,
Jan.
U:
CP
-match
by
two
goals
to
one.
As
ji
Portland
Buekaroos
took
exclusive
result
tbese
two
teams
are
afram
...dcishm
of
the
Pacific
Coast
.
.,
Hockey
Leajue
fast
nltht
by
vlr-
The
The
first
flat
half,
half,
was
was
ever
even
with,
the
fr
nfcytrw
a
one-all
overtime
Ahgui
ApartraenU
by
clean
sweeplLeafs
attoeHitt
often
bat
befrff
draw
wfth
SeoWJe
Sea
Hawks
Pre
three
games
to
nfl,
scores
m
each
weak
around
goal
The
only
wal
vfousfy
the
Buefcarooa
hid
been
case.
Hteh
averaie
scorer
was
of
thh
fralf
was
scored
by
Hn-
Ato
a'iJi
Ut.
Vancouver
Lom
fw
McMeeffn
of
Aniens
Apartment
mons
dSowth
Pierre
nearly
earned
ft
the
reamh$L
with
170.
Individual
scores:
J
to
be
awmowfti
hrouth
"etttwr
Tne
fraue
standing
to
rtat
offside.
Birtiett
was
good
yanroater
10
1
8
A9
65
The
second
half
found
the
Leafs
Portland
10
2
10
55
80
attacking
aajd
Sheppard
tot
a
goal
Seattle
8
1
10
53
62
Jerstad
saved
LINING
UP
To
Ilktricts
For
Air
Raid
Prevention
Service
2.,
v
I
FIRST
AID
Volunteers
Temporarily
Aliened
Pending
an
expected
early
ttatt
bv
Ma
lor
fi
P.
M.
Moodte
Of
Vie-
Mat
Leafs-J.
Prince:
D.
Woods
trta
pr0v1nelal
civilian
protection
Maofe
Leafs
Wanderers
Beavers
officer,
the
city
has
bem
divkiad
Into
sections
under
the
air
raid
protection
program
and
first
aid
volunteers
assigned
to
the
various
sections.
All
arrangements
are
of
"
a
tentative
nature
subject
to
re-0
Vision
after
Major
Moodies
ar-2
rival
at
which
time
It
Is
expected
there
will
be
a
more
definite
Idea
of
Just
what
Is
expected.
The
maj-'orily
of
the
volunteers
are
mem
bers
of
the
men's
first
aid
class
taking
up
St.
John's
Ambulance
Association
courses
in
the
city.
If
necessary,
a
considerable
number
Plive'd
ot
women
who
have
also
taken
up
iu
aiu
kvik
Mill
ue
rnnmni
The
asal(mmenU
tentatively
made
are
as
follows:
NFW
YORK
Jan
12:
CP
New
Section
I
S.
Jannatn.
leader.
D.
York
Rangers
last
night
defeated
p
MiHer.
F.
M.
Davte.
Soiro
Our-Chicago
Black
Hawks
by
a
score
Tlcn
and
Jordan
M
oiler,
of
5
to
3
and
equalled
the
record
SKjln
2
Oeorge
PhllHaon.
of
the
Montreal
Canadiens
In
the
'der-
NaMonal
Hockey
Leatue
cf
eHhteen
sctlon
5
Frank
Derm
lead.
S.
'tralfht
Jtames
without
a
defeat.
v
Spencer
Davles.
Jack
Smith
Meeting
the
Maple
Leafs
at
Toronto
nd
Mlke
HQ-tomorrow
night,
the
Ranters
will
Waterfront
Walter
Howarta.
have
the
opportunity
of
beating
Seal
Cove
Antns
Mscdonald.
.'
the
record.
Campbell.
E.
Maefarlane
and
J
Boston
Bruins
kept
up
with
the
TayIor
!
Rangers
to
flnt
place
in
the
league
Sfctlorl
Vlc
Houston,
standlnf
by
defeating
the
Maple
Leafs
5
to
2
In
Toronto
last
night.
Previously
the
Rangers.
Bruins
SPORT
CHAT
20th,
for
the
purchase
of
the
Iowa:
,
Champion
boxer
of
pre-deyres-
halibut
boat
"Kyrlelle.-
length
Friday
Americans
at
Detroit.
;
Hon
days.
Paul
Berlenba-h
started
a
40
Xeeet,
beam
12
feet,
powered
Saturday
Rangers
at
Toronto,
wrestling
career
six
years
ago
Tues-by
29
HP.
Rapp
engine.
This
Sundar
Detroit
vs.
Americans
at
day
for
milk
and
rent
money
Bk-boat
may
be
seen
at
the
New
New
York.
Canadiens
at
Boston,
ed
in
a
nrelimfnarv
th
fAn..
Fishermen's
Floats
after
the
9th
Ranzers
at
Chicago
Instant.
Terms
strictly
cash.
The
league
stands
to
date:
Highest
or
any
tender
not
ne-
W
D
L
F
bution
in
the
United
States
ripsirmpd
in
pmmtprnrt
trip:
cessarily
accepted.
Official
Ad-
Rangers
14
subversive
.elements
in
that
country
that
are
trying
to
-mmlstr&tor-
j
steer
tourists
away
from
Canada.
It
emphasizes
the
sav-.FOR
sALE-chesterfieid
suite
at
a
chicTgo
10
ing
of
ten
per
cent
on
American
money
expended
in
Can-!
baraIn:
.T
pavment
de-
canadiens
8
ada
and
the
fact
that
there
is
no
red
tape
at
the
border,
no
one
ureenouo.
passports
needed,
and
other
advantages
from
a
holiday
""POUWl
fn!KP6iK
f
VfeW
bklet
iS
ni'CeIy
!llustrated
FOUKD
Man's
black
kid"
and
is
timely.
very
-ery
lined
nm
glove.
w0
r.,
Owner
OUR
CONGRATULATIONS
Mayne
D.
Hamilton
has
just
retired
from
the
position
of
sune'rintenderit
of
Pacific
Coast
branches
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce.
The
Victoria
Times
has
voiced
apprecition
of
his
work
in
which
we
heartily
join
as
follows:
"Business
men
all
over
this
provonce
as
well
as
a
host
of
friends
and
acquaintances
will
wish
Mayne
D.
Hamilton
many
years
of
health
and
contentment
as
fie
retires
from
the
important
position
of
superintendent
of
Pacific
Coast
branches
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce.
To
same
by
paying
for
tlsemcnt.
may
have
this
the
banking
profession-
he
has
given
the
best
years
6f
fiis
experienced
girl
wants
house-life
44
of
them,
and
15
in
the
highly-responsible
and
ex-.
work-
Awdy.DaUy.New.
2
acting
job
he
will
now
hand
on
to
a
successor,.
Vancouver
has
good
reason
to
say
especially
nice
things
about
Mr.
Hamilton,
to
be
gratified
to
know
that
in
his
new
leisure
he
vill
continue
his
activities
in
that
city,
ah'd
that
his
cheery
smile
and
sound
common
sense
will
still
bear
witness
to
an
engaging
personality
and
an
alert
mind,
require
an
active
dealer
to
As
an
executive
on
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade,
an
un-
jaandle
the
Wear
Ever
products
selfish
worker
in
all
good
causes,
Mayne
D.
Hamilton
has
done
well.
He
is
a
valued
citizen
of
this
province.
FOUND
On
Third
Ajvenue.
E-30(
Bonney
tool
kit.
Owner
may
have
same
by
paying
for
this
advertisement,
-tf.
WANTED
WANTED
.Housekeeper,
middle-aged
widow
preferred.
Apply
Box-
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pally
tfews.
.
10)
WORK
WANTED
BOARD
AND
ROOM
Americans
Detroit
.7
3
3
1
2
i
3
3
6
8
13
14
17
15
77
78
75
48
55
51
37
light'heavyweight
champ
got
$150
for
11
minutes'
wrestling
'Berlen-
A
P
bach
took
the
light-heavy
title
from
37
35
Mike
MiTigue
May
3.
1925.
and
lost
42
35
It
to
Jack
Delaney
the
following
53
35
year.
He
retired
In
1928
after
earn-
74
21
ing
more
than
$500,000
as
a
boxer.
66
18
73
15
If
you
nave
something
to
swap
I
06
15
try
a
Classified
Ad.
THE
NORTH'S
FAVOURITE
BEER
Tk
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BEER
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aJvrr!iemcnt
i
not
publrhetl
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor;
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tbhirpl
Boaojjpr
by
the
Coverninent
of
British
Columbia,
FrUUy.
January
.
PAGE
TWO
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DAILY
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NAMES
NEW
tanaoian
racmc
naiiway
u,.'
Columbia
Coast
SUonuhip
.s
:
nppo,
.,,
today
announfen
trie
SHIP
HEAD
"
wm
kJ
M.M.M.
uperuitetuieni
ui
4IH-uy
,
luutlna
fh.
iflt
r'oMI
I
apt.
Oliver
Wi
Hamt
Succeed
nrppon
WWo
dlrtl
In
Dec
en
,1,.
"
Late
Capt.
Thomas
Klppon
A
C.P.R
Marine
Superintendent
VICTORIA
J
CP
Ci;t
0:iv
V
Cl.i.vslrin!
This
advertisement
Is
not
publhK
-r
dtfi
a
eo
b'
t
4
Ccrtrn
Beard
or
by
the
oovejnrr.er.t
ot
Hrltjih
(c.ss-,ki
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Values
In
New
And
Used
Furniture
:J
lctt
55.00
t0
$16.50
1
Singer
Sewing
Machine
At
G
Dressers
From
mativenzie
314.50
1
Kitchen
Rahiicji-r-
$20,
$22.50,
$24.50
27.50
$9.50
u
$13.50
New
Furniture
21
Table
Lamps-Beautiful
CM
QCtoQQ
QC
deait
From
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Phone
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321
THIRD
AVEME
Next
Door
to
.
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Clothiers
LIMY
&
DAVIE!
PHONES
SS5
5S0
Demonstration
Mr.
Ted
Smith
of
Swift
Canadian
Co
invites
you
to
call
at
our
store
on
Saturday
afternoon
and
taste
Swift's
Delicious
Pork
Patties
and
Brookfield
Sausage.
I)einohstratl6n
From
2
p.m.
to
5
p.m.
Specials
for
Saturday
Only
Butter
First
Qff
grade.
.3
lbs.
UfJ
Bologna-Per
lb.
.
20c
Pork
Patties
OIa
Perlh.
llrookfiold
94
p
SausageLb.
Soup
Special
Closes
Saturday
Evening
.
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
Furniture
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SPECIAL
SIMMONS
IlllI)
STOnValnut
rinUh.
cable
spring,
onn
A
Ml
mattreas.
4-d
and
3-3
sizes
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115