iown"
March
7.
1040.
PERFECT
FRESHMENT
tt?.fiv;
1)1
.ALTUFUL
NV;)IWT1NG
SPRING
ILVER
FIVE
PIN
vr,tfa
MB
nmm.
high
high
I;
irtisemehf'
is
not
published
i'rSjzi.
by
the
Liquor
.Control
pari
i-r
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
!;Ph
Pearson,
son
of
Mr.
arid
Roy
Pearson
of
Lakelse
Vaf-
-i
th:-
misfortune
to
break
:
-i
Sunday,
while
engaged
in
pig
cat
polrs.
The
Injured
man
jbrcusht
to
Prince
Rupert
on
py
nlsht
for
hospital
Ureat-
BOWLING
.
D.
S.
and
T.
O.
and
Malkins
Winners
as
Final
Third
or
Season
litis
Undsr
Way
The
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
commenced
the
final
third
of
m,;
season
last
night
with
D.
D.
S.
and
T.
O.
wlnnlns
two
games
to
on.-..over
Bankers
while
Malkins
were
victorious
over
Home
Oil
by
a
similar
margin:
Hlghjaveraga-
scorer
was
Norman
Klnslor,
of
Heme
Oil
individual
scoring
was
lows
I
Mowopes
Cy
Kellctt
:
188
Mrs.
Kellett
..u
78
Helen
Woodslde
.143
Sid
Woodslde
.118
,Q.
,
Morrison
78
Frank
Morrison
100
Handicaps
!
'
r'f
.
t-;
cAIley'Cats
Brind
:
,.J,V..:
Mrs,
o;
Wharton
Curth
'Neva
Asemlssen
May
Asemlssen
J
Mowopls
.win
2.
77
Low
Score
:..
78
I
Handicaps
83
851
1032
1147
...122
.,
Vl
.:..10!)'
:.'.:15'6
152
Pioneer
Laundry
Fred
Wesch
148
Croxford
138
-
Kinslor
230
.
Yaegcr
...s....t....:.l8C
Diingate
203
,L6w
Score
78
l
Handicaps
average
182
Yaeger.
134
90
124
1G2
201
116
.83
95
191
159
151
209
138
83
1
957
919
1029
205
178
178
151
184
119
60
1109
1017
Franks
JO.
Johnson
150
E,
Johnson
126
Qladys
Collie:;..,.'.-..'A
124
George
Franklin
188
Dorothy
Ballinger
184
Len
Crlpps
265
Handicaps
92
.252
226
90
174
114
202
123
2ir
92
1135
1079
1013
Franks
win.
2.
Men's
high
aver-
lti.VJi
Vli?iryfii'
ag??t)Fe
Wt-CSibr
'Women's
Hockey
Standings
National
League
1
W
D.
L
F
A
Rangers
26
9
10
131
73
Boston
28
4
11
157
90
Toronto
.:
22
6
15
110
91
Chicago
19
6
.18
95
109
Detroit
15
6
23
81
114
American's
.
13
'4
26
88
122
Canadiens
.
9
5
29
78
141
THOSE
PROSPEROUS
41
.
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(
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Mr..
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mom
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luahla
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for
vour
HIEK
eopy
p.iw
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a
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to
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Honwfcwvira
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1).
Hot
12.
Monlrt.1.
TELKWA
IN
HOOP
WIN
TELKWA,
March
7.
The
Telkwa
12"
basketball
teams
paid
a
three-day
211
1
visit
to
Burns
Lake
over
the
week-15
end
and
returned
with
three
wins
score
was
still
tied
so
it
was
left
as
a
draw.
The
Telkwa
team
was
all
set
'to
I
play
two
games
of
hockey
but
soft
J
UnAqlhar
ma
Mils
Imnncclhlt
!
j
Teams
were:
I
Burns
Lake
girls
B.
Roumieu,
M.
iRoumleu,
B.
Clarke,
L.
Radley,
B.
Lee.
M.
Patterson,
V.
Watson.
'
Burns
Lake
boys
D.
Roumieu,
L.
P
Radley,
C.
Norrls,
P.-
Small,
C.
Lin-II
j
ton,
M.
Berg,
W.
Trousdale.
Telkwa
girls
L.
Manooa,
f.
noo-nan.
J.
Giddlngs,
J.
Bourgon,
A.
Clarkston.
1
36
1
Telkwa
boys
D.
Mahood,
W.l
30
j
Wells,
C.
Wells,
W.
Thompson,
M.
23
Hoops,
J.
Dockrlll,
H.
Mapleton.
IfoflMMl
BROWNS
v
f
i
here
.
...
a
$10.00
deposit
for
this
young
Brown
starts
the
third
generation
of
Drowns
at
the
Dank
of
Montreal."
Ask
for
details
of
out
various
savings
plans
for
all
purposes
.
.
.
education;
travel,
home-buiUing,
investment,
insurance,
for
emergencies
and
opportunities.
i
MONTREAL
ESTABLISHED
1817
A
BANK
WHERE
SMALL
ACCOUNTS
ARE
WELCOME'
Prince
R.ipett
Hr-ncb:
V.
A.
UUlMim.
M-r
D.
I).
S.
Si
IV
Morrison
....
Wishart
Dungate
I
Asemlssen
...
138
J
and
a
draw
out
of
four
games.
60
The
Telkwa
girls
chalked
up
two'
Home
Oil
Ill"
who
suffered
greatly
from
two
l?SIor
Mowopies
Alley,
Cats
TITE
DAILY
MEWS
WON
OVERY
i
LAUNDRY
Franks
Reduce
Pioneer
Lead
Mixed
Bowline
League
Standing
o.
Handicaps
.......'..'.......
41
..11
...ft.
10
15
GCNfeltAL
CONTRACTORS
In
Franks
wont
from
Pioneer
Laundry
by
a
score
of
two
to
one
last,
night
in
the
Mixed
Bowling
League,
but
the
Laundry
still
retains
the
league
leadership
by
a
margin
of
four
points
over
Franks.
In
the
second
fixture
of
the
evening
Mow-opies
defeated
Alley
Cats
two
games
to
one.
High
average
scorer
for
the
men
was
Len
Crlpps
of
Franks
with
247
and
for
the
ladies
Miss
Frances
Yager
of
Pioneer
Laundry
wun
ibz.
The
Individual
scoring
follows;
Bankers
Home
164
Tyler
210
Pearson
150
Conrad
151
Handicaps
was
as
I
.703
899
849
Malkins
Stegavig
..
......
141
174
.
144
Landels
...160
114
131'
Skinner
.134
165
165
Connell
....
...223
198
174
Withers
.,313
188
180
Handicaps
134
134
134
years
enforced
Idleness
through
"
'
lack
of
a
hall.
,
1
MORRETTO
Stone
Masonary,
Brick
or
Concrete
Work
Excavation
and
Landscape
Gardening
Macadam
Roads
'or
Sidewalks
Phone
35
for
Morretto
or
Green
527
for
Casey
3tock
Taking
Sale
Alj
"
FURS
At
Goldbloom's
25
Off
Take
advantagot
the
low
Prices
to
buy
now
V.
.(JOLPBLOOM
"The
Old
Reliable"
16
12
"AN
IDEAL
MILK
for
Babies
I"
says
Elsie,
the
Borden
Cow.
"Klim
is
pasteurized
cow'smilk
with
only
the
water
removed.
Simply
replace
the
water
and:
you
have
superior
quality
milk.
So
you
eon
use
your
favorite
formula
method
by
simply
modifying
Klim;
millc.
Where
ver
you
go,
your
baby
is
assured
a
milk
supply
of
unquestionable
safety
and
uniformity.
Formulas
made
from
Klim
are
more
digestible
because
the
milk
forms
a
smaller,
softer
curdthe
fat
particles
are
broken
down
very
fine.
Get
Klim
at
all
good
grocers,
and
druggists."
klim
"iptllll
Boctwordi'.'
9
Daily
News
Classiriea
Ads
oring
results,
rvrtAMiKW.i
:
DELICIOUS
153
126
-
182
136
241
149
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Tirrr.P7i
122
141
II
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,
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175
,136
100
...186
189
241
253
41
163
249
197
199
41
1105
973
928
264
The
Telkwa
boys
took
the
first
,V
.
"
on,
game
quite
easily
but
the
Burns
.
-
,
:
'"'it
Lakeers
came
back
strone
in
the.
.
"n?'caps
85
c
254
148
145
203
218
85
second
game
to
force
the
visitors
to'
"
knuckle
down
and
play
good
bask-,
,
,
,
1055
1058
etball
to
come
from
behind
and
e
league
standing:
'
Lauildrv
send
the
game
Into
overtime.
At
-Plo.neer
IVio
otiH
nt
tVio
ovtri
cocctnn
fho
'TRnKS
12
12
162
157
119
200
201
85
924
Tomorrow
night
the
Standard
Oilers
basketball
team
of
Prince
7'
VITAL
HEALTH
BENEFIT
NEEDED
EVERY
DAY
BY
ALL
tl
E
J
f
1
I
.l!
1
aS
JM
IS
HiCH,
THRIFT
Y
SOURCE
Of
THIAMIN
EvtRYONt,
PARTICJUARLY
CROWING
CHILDREN.
NttDS
A
PRtJH
supply
or
THIAMIN
iury
day.
without
it
you
can-
'HOT
-tttX,
LOOK
OR
THINK
VOUft
BST.
CNJ0Y
A
HOT
THIAMIN
RICH
.RCAKrAST
EVERY
MORNINC.
SERVE
outqow
QUAKER
OATS,
SEE.
HOW
YOUR
STRtNCTH
AND
Woolft
WlLtt
AST
THROUGHOUT
WE
BUSY
MORNING
HOURS
THAT
SA?
ENERGY
THE
FASTEST.
Delicious
QUAKER
OATS
li
easy
to
prepare.
Ready
to
erre
in
only
2
minutes.
Saves
you
money
costs
less
than
J2C
per
serving.
Get
a
box
from
your
grocer
today.
11
T7W
M
m
m
,
W
m
IT
J
K
'
I
AaW
af
I
7
If
'Jl
mW
f
mJm
JBJlM
iNew
Officer
In
Charge
Of
Army
Home
In
Rupert
rfupert
will
be
In
Port
Simpson
for
Envoy
Stanley
b!
Calder
of
jVan-i
game
with
the
Port
Simpson
Ath'-
COuver
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
letlc
Club
to
be
played
In
the
new
morning
from
Vancouver
to
assume
hall
there.
Paul
Price,
telephoning
charge
of
the
Eventide
Home.
En-in
from
Port
Simpson
this
morning,
Voy
Calder
was
for
six
years
in
said
the
Simpson
team
was
in
good
charge
of
the
Salvation
Army's
Ev-trim
and
the
Port
Simpson
people
i
mmmmmmmmm
were
expecting
a
great
game.
Pre-
paratlons
have
been
made
to
show
the
Prince
Rupert
players
a
good
time
as
well
as
giving
them
a
hard
contest.
Boston
Bruins
came
back
to.
with
in
one
point
of
the
leading
New
York
Rangers
In
the
National
Hockey
League
standing
Tuesday
night
by
scoring
a
7
to
2
victory
over
the
Detroit
Red
Wings.
Tonight
the
Bruins
should
have
a
good
chance
to
move
6ut
on
top
when
they
meet
the
Americans
at
New
York.
The
Rangers
are
having
a
week's
lay-off
now,
not
being
scheduled
to
play
jjjaln
until
next
Sunday
when
they
take
on
the
Americans
In
a
New
York
Inter-club
game.
The
second
scheduled
fixture
for
tomorrow
night
will
bring
together
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
and
the
Canad-,
lens
at
Montreal.
,
French
soldiers
on
the
Western
Front
are
to
have
plenty
of
oppor-1
tunity
to
play
rugby
and
football.;
Ten
thousand
balls
are
being
sent
to
the
frontl
Three
million
francs
has
been
voted
by
the
French
govern-'
ment
to
be
used
for
developing!
sport
activities
among
the
troops
along
the
Maglnot
Line.
I
I
Ted
Paris
of
Banff
won
the
Dominion;
downhill
ski
championship
race
at
Banff
with
a
new
record1
of
one
minute
and
52
4-5
second!
for
the
V
mile
course.
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word
Valhalla
Fishermen's
Dance,
March
8.
Farewell
Prince
Rupert
Operatic
Society
and
Hodgson
Dancing
Academy
benefit
concert
for
local
Red
Cross
Society,
Capitol
Theatre,
Sunday,
March
10,
9:00
p.m.
The
musical
treat,
of
the
season.
W.O.T.M.
Tea,
Mrs.
Lmeham's,
'
142
5th
East,
March
12.
Canadian.
Legion
Tea
and
An
nette's
Fashion
Show,
March
14.
L;
.0
B.
A.
Daffodil
March
15,
Metropole
Hall.
Play
High
School
March
14
and
15.
Dance,
Auditorium,
Garrison
St.
Patrick's
dance,
102nd
Armouries,
March
15
admission
50c.
St.
Patrick's
Tea,
Catholic
Hall,
March
16.
Taurine
TlrMcra
lfr
rtsy
Ofl
t
.
.
T
,
k
Prshvtprlnn
Tm
Mrs.:
Mrs
:
.tr
Jp.
Little's,
March
Ch'21.
.
J.
'.
im.H
Moose
Olngham
Leap
Year
Dance,
March
21.
;
Daffodil
March
25.
Band
Parents'
March
27.'
Tea,
Mrs.
Parkin's
tea
Mrs.
Hogan's
Orange
Ladies'
Sale,
April
3.
t
United
Spring
Sale,
April
ill,
1-
5i
li
F"3
entide
Home
n
Edmonton.
For
the
past
four
years
he
has-been
on
thj
staff,
of
the
Army's
men's
hostel
In
Vancouver.
The
home
Is
still
bslng
operated
under
the
same
arrangement
with
the
city
sponsoring.
the
home
and
trie
Army
assuming
triej
su'perln-tendericy.
.
.
.
It
had
been
hoped
that
It
would
have
been
possible
tc
open
a
Sal(-vatlon
Army
Home
In
the
city
but
tills
i.s
impossible
under
present
war-time
conditions
AvaiUbU
in
nackagtt,
X.
povktt
f,oiH-ni
end
J
h
tin,,
-r
.
CUT
COARSri
.FOR
TUB
PIPE
CUT
FINE,
FOR"
ROLLINCS
''YOUR..
OWN
1
6
were
brimnnir
in
a
load
'of
furs-
and
we
Jiad
made
camp
when
rup
pops
a
Redskin.
I
don't
know
where
lie
came
from
nor
why
but
my
scalp
itched.
'Pipe
of
peace
T
said
and
shoved
over
my
tobacco.
IIo
filled
up
and
sal
there
saying
'Oom!
Oooinl
It
was
Old
Chura
I
gave
him.
I
said
then,
and
I
say'
now,
'Always
and
everywhere,
there
is
no
oilier
tobacco
just
like
Old
Chum
I
I
like
i
t
and
it
likes
me.
Tliey
chose
the
right
name
when
tfiey
called
it
Old
Chum.'
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LTD.
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Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
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DAY,
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:30
p.m.
10
:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Thurs.
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
.Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
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Columbia
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