IT?'
TIIK
DAILY
tntwo
MARGIN
IS
METLAKATLA'
CUT
DOWN
SATURDAY
Americans
3,
Canadiens
3.
i.7
Boston
3,
Toronto
2.
":
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SUNDAY
jjpBostoii',2.
.
Detroit
2
(overtime
;
Hangers
2,
Chicago'!.
Canadiens
.3,
Ap)er,cans
C.
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TORONTO,
Feb.
10:
(CP)
Toronto
Mabb
Leafs
had
theirimargin:
of
leadership
In
ths
National
t
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
flow
Onty
jllave
Two
Pojnt
Lead
As
Itesut
Of
Weekend
-Vlay
Hockey
League
cut
to
--twp.
points
,ine
pa$Ket
ana.flifl
same
s;tacu-qver
Boston
Bruins
as
a
result
of
,
lar
shooting
to
put
the
Metlakatla
yeek-end
play,
The
Male
.Leafs
,eam
.on
itop
21
to
12
at
the
half-lpst
to
the
Bruins
in
a
closely
"con-'
way
-mark.
Alex
B1J1
was
tse
best
tested
game
Saturday
night
.which
ior
Wgh
School
in
the
fiist
Jialf,
ended
in
a
thrae-tortwo
score.
Ths
leaking
three
fine
long
shots.
In
Bruins
went
on
to
Detroit
and
second
half
Teddy'
Arney
and
played
a
two-rail
.qyertlme
,
draw
,
Don
,F.
McDonald,
wo,
of
;tia
.jun-with
the
iRed
Wing
last
night
.tors,
frying
Qut
for
.a
spot
w.jth.the
which
gave
them
a
net
gain
ofHish
School
seniors,
sparked
the
three
.
points
in
the
standing
for
(attack
with
.eight
and
-six
points
.the
week-end.
j
'respectively.
Shorty
Santerban!-',
r
At
New
.York
Jast
night
hephp
.has
.been
,
definitely
o(f
,hls
Americans
defeated
Montreal
Ca-
game
cf
late,
returned
to
form
to
nadisns
six
to
three
in
a
free-
score
two
quick
baskets
in
the
dy-scorlng
game.
The
Americans
and
lnS
moments
of
.the
game.
Al-(Janadiens
are
now
tied
for
sixth
though
they
outscored
their
op-place
In
,the
.standing.
,j'R.9n!?pts
.21
to
,16
,n
,-tJi.e.
.second
Tcrnqrrqw
.njght
.New
,York
,Rfm-
.alf
,
(Hlgh
School
.could
,nqt
flYerr,
Sfers
will
play
Canadiens
at
Mont-
qme
.e
.'first
ia,t
(lead
.agajpt
real
while
Detroit
will
be
at
Bos-
them
and
the
final
score
was
37
tpn.
:to
33,fpr.MstJakat)a.
.
The
league
standings
to
date:
The
second
game
of
the
evening
Toronto
2,1
3
10
67
45
Boston
.17
9
7
M5
79
,43
Detroit
......
.13
10
11
77
67
36
gangers
....
13
8
14
9.3
,88
,34
Chicago
....
13
5
16
80
90
31
Canadiens
10
6
19
84
103
2j6
Americans
8
10
18
71
123
26
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February
13-Quatslnos
vs.Ham-
,blers.
Prince
.Rupert
,
Dairy
.v3.,Mus-
jS.circci5.,oou5vuMi.uy
yt.w.n.n..
cowboys
vs.
arotto,
February
zo-cowboys
vs.
C.N.H.A.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
(Grotto.
.Prince
Rupert
Dairy
vs.
iRamblers.
Quat-,5nos
vs.
Musketeers.
'February
27-rGrotto
vs.
;Mukt-teers.
iRambiers
ys.
.Sons.
of
Norway.
C.N.R.A.
ys.
Prince
iRupert
.Dairy.
-iflWfejyi
X?.
Quatslnos.
,
March
6
Quatslnos
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
Trihce
Rupert
Dairy
vs.
Grotto.iCowboys
.
vs.
.Ramblers.
C.
N.
R.
vs.
Musketeers.
BOWLING
Feb.
12
Q.
S.
Grocery
vs.
Alley
Cats,
Comosers
vs.
Peoples
Store,
Tollers
vs.
Franks,
'Rinkey
Dinks
v.
,SlQmo,
Woonjas
.ys.
(Evening
Empire.
.Feb.
J9
Rinkey
iDinks
vs.
Peoples,
Frapks
vs.
Evening
Empire,
Slomp
vs.
Alley
Cats,
Comosers
vs.;
Woonjas,
Tollers
vs.
Q.
fi,',
Grocery.
-'
Feb.
26
Comosers
ys.
Franks,
Toilers
vs.
Alley
Cats,
Woojas
vs.
Rinkey
iDinks,
,Q.
s!
Grocery
ys.
Eyenlng'Empire,
Peoples
vs.
Slomo.
.
"GOVERVNrEXT
LIQUOR
ACT"
.,
.
(SocrUon
26)
NOTICE
OP
APPLICATION
FOB
A
'
V
CLUB
LICENCE
.Notie
,
la
henetoy
given
that
on
the
10th
day
of
February
1941
next,
the
undersigned
BEX
BCWLINO
C1.UB
LIMITED
Intends
,ito
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Boord
for
a
Club
Licence
la'
respect
of
premises
situate
on
the
North-westerly
portion
,of
the
TJilrd
floor
of
the
Besner
Block
tut
the
corner
of
Thrd
Avenue
end
Third
Street,
upon
lands
described
as
Lots
33
and
24,
.Block
,30..
BeoUon
1,
May
823
la
the
City
.of
Prince
Rupert,
Prince
Rupert
Land
.Registration
.District
in
,the
Province
of
British
.Columbia,
to
entitle
each
member
of
the
said
Club
to
keep
on
the
premises
ft
reasonable
quantity
of
liquor
for
personal
consumption.
on
the
premises.
In
accordance
with
the'
provisions
of
the
"Government
Liquor
Act"
and
the
Regulations
promulgated
there
under.
DATED
this
8th
day
of
January
,1941,
'
REX
BOWLING
CLUB
.LIMITED
...
By'Oeo'.
Frlzzell,
President'."'
j,THtf
afcrBiarE
.cutnt
of
bbitish
..t'OLUJIlSlA
IX.
l'IU)ATE
In
the
.Matter
of
the
"Adulnlitratlon
Act"
'
And
In
tlie
Matter
of
the
Estate
pf
Ausmta.'ltoinlne
Qrrrar,
,I)ereard
TAKE
NOTICE
tliat
t7
order
of
JIls
,
Honor,
w.
E.
Fisher,
made
the
27th
day
or
January,
A.
D.
,1041,
I
was
appointed
Administrator,
.with
WJ1)
annexed,
pf
the
estate
of
Augusta
Roehnlng
'Crerar,
I
deoeased,
and
all
parties'
having
claims
.
.
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
re-I
quired
to
funUsh
same,
properly
verl-I
fled,
to
me
on
or
before
-the
2Sth
day
of
February,
A.D,
1041,
nd
al
parties
!
Indebted
to
th
estate
are'
reaulred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
ttf
me
forthwith.
DATED.
the
28th
day
of
January,
AD.
1841.
K
,I
M
'
,
'NORMAN
A.
WATT'
r
J
'
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.O
'Defeats
High
Interrnetfrate
A's
In
Basketball
-Saturday
"
jiglit
Booth
M'sm'DTial
H-
h
S.-hool
bas-
ketball
teams
won
two
out
of
three
.garner
Saturday
night
bcf
qre
a
gpod-sjzed
crcvvd
af
fan?,
Inithe
feature
game
of
the
.
evening
the
Intermediate
A
,boys
pf
the
High
ehoql
went
d?wn
fighting
bofore
a
clean-claying
Metlakatla
team,
the
?;OTe
,behTig
57
to
33.
High
School
started
the
scoring
but
Alan
pie,vpst
nnd
.Arnold
Leighton
soon
got
their
sights
on
.proved
A
big
upst
when
.the
.newly,
.r.ormed
.High
School
intermediate
B's
downed
Co-Operatlves
31
to
14.
C-Op
just
could
not
get
the
ball
to
go
through
the
hoop
and
the
youngsters
ran
them
off
their
feetJ
Zbura
played
a
nice
game
at
guard
while
Jpne
Lee
and
Boyp
Q)r;y;h
Were
popping
:thew
in
.from
all
angles.
Tprger
iRysstad
was
,hlgh
for
.Co-Ops
with
six
.points.
Thfl
(rlrlc
C-Vi
rnriA
tyn
effort
r9
tthr
lons
layTlP
between
games.
.Score
at
.half
tme
.was
lour
,tp
,nll
lor
High
S.chpol
and
at
full
time
8
to
7
,for
.High
over
Fraser
Street.
Molly
Wjnsjow
played
with
Eraser:
sttee?
la
the
jsecond
half
to
,bol
er
them
pp
and
scpred
.five
points
to
.keep
them
in
the
runnlnff.
Hleh
.
.
..
"
School
r.l
scored
four
of
heir
eight
'.
points
from
foul
throws.
Dominic
Montesano
refereed
the
girls'
and
junior
games
and
John
ny
uomaaina
mad
the
whistle
in
the
Intermediate
A
game.
Individual
scoring:
Intermediate
A
Metlakatla
Prevost,
12:
Hal
cane;
Arnold
Leighton,
10;
(H.
Lelghton;
Robinson;
tHorace
Leigh-
top,
,2;
Auckland,
11;
Nelson.
2:
Stl
Clair;
total.
37.
iHlgh
School
Santerbane.
V
SI
mundsen;
T.
Arney.
11::
Vucko
yich;
D.
McDonald,
8;
McCavoijr;
uiana;
,um,
;
totan,
33.
Intermediate
B
High
School
M.
Holkestad:
Holt
by,
4;
Astorl;
Lee,
10;
Eby,
4;
Zbura.
2;
Alejcander,
2;
Gurvioh
9;
Total.
31.
Co-operative
Viereck.
2:
Dal-'
zen,
z;
f,
Knutsen;
Jiysstad,
p
Grimble,
4;
H.
McDonald;
J.
Brem
"
'
ner;
total
14.
Girls
Fraser
Street
Bea
Ritchie:
Dora
Arney,
2;
M.
Winslow,
5;
Norrna
currle;
Mary
Postuk;
Mary
Bill
total.
7.
High
School
Michi
Yamanacka.
4;
Betty
Payne,
i;
Josie
Murray,-2;
Jean
McKay;
Alice
Clapp;
Jane!1
Owens;
total,
8.
Hockey
Scores
.PACinC
COAST
LEAGUE
SATURDAY
Portland
,5,
Seattle
3.
SUNDAY
Vancouver
4,
Spokane
3.
,
BOWLING
February
11
Knox
Ifotel
vs.1
Rangers,
.Savqy
Swingers
ys.
Bfg
Sisters,
Lucky
Strikes
ys.
.Bluebirds,
Stylettes
vs.
Annettes.
I
February
18
Annettes
vs.
Bluebirds,
Big
Sisters,
vs.
Knox
Hotel
Rangers
vs.
Savoy
Swingers,
Lucky1,
Strikes
.vs.
,
Styletcs.
'
i
IV
TUB
SUPREME
COi;ilT
OF
BRITISH
vcoi.i:jiiiiA
,i
ritoimiB
In
the
flatter
of
the
"Admliilstratlfin
And
n
the
Malter
of
(lie
Estaje
f
Donald
.Crrrar,
,l;f
vfaed
'
TAKE
NOTICE
Ww.t
py
order
pf
His'
Honor,
W.
E,
Fisher,
made
the
27th
day
cf
January,
AX).
1941,
I
was
appolned
Administrator,
with
will
anpeiftd,
of
the
estate
of
DnaJd.Orerar.
deceased.
ndal
parties
havl;ig
claiov
agnntsald
jesta(e
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
2fth
day
or
February,
A.
D.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
etite
are
required
to
pay
the
.amount
f
uieir
inaemeaness
to
me
'lormwitn.
DATED
tle
.28tb
day
pf
January,
,.D,
NORMAN
Al
'WATT7
i
Official
Admlnlstrijtor
Prince
Rupert.
11.0
'V
f-'i
f
,
WAR
Publlihed
by
The
14-
iSclolUiniiioa!
You
will
Canada's
2,0Q0,000
yvt
and
salary
earners
are
asked
to
save
every
week
and
every
'
month
to
help
premde
arms
and
equipment
for
our
fighting
forces.
r
jt
-
In
Total
War,
civilians
must
fight,
too.
Their
weapon
is
their
money.
YqiiLgpntfipht
.
V
with
your
money,
as
it
provides
the
sinews
of
war.
The
bounden
duty
of
every
civilian,.
therefore,
is
to
save
to
the
limit
of
his
orjhqr
aJVtUtyV
and
loan
the
savings
to
Canada
by
investing
in
War
Savings
Certificates.
'
.
'
Remember,
you
are
not
aske,d
to
give
your
money,
but
to
loan
it.
For
every
$4
you
loan
now,
you
will
get
back
$5
in
iy2
years.
Your
savings
will
earn
3.
interest.
Tens
of
thousands
of
men
and
women
have
already
pledged
themselves
t,o
inyest
n
War
Savings
Certificates
by
means
of
the
Payroll
Savings
Plan
which
is
now
in
.operation,
or
which
is
being
organized
,by
every
.employer.
But
tens
of
thousands
are
not
enough.
There
are
two
million
wage
and
salary
earners
in
Canada,
and
every
one
is
expected
to
do
his
or
her
share.
If
you
have
not
already
done
so,
pledge
yourself
and
invest
by
means
of
the
Payroll
'
Savings
.Plan.
Canada
asks
no
more
of
you.
Your
conscience
should
demand
no
less
of
you.
'
vjust
how
much
you
can
invest
will
depend
upon
your
circumstances.
Do
all
that
you
mheifdllowirig
table'is
suggested
as
an
average
basis
for
saving:
Earnlngt
per
Week
v
Up
to
$20
.
Over
$20,
to
$30
Over
$30
to
$40
Over
$40
To
.
Joke
the
initiative.
r
.
leadership.
If
you
U
7C
5
v
oavmgs
man
.ai
once,
zee
mat
everyone
participates
in
it.
The
""'
payroll
$avings
Plan
has
proven
to
be
the
,most
satisfactory
..method
for
getting
employees
to
save
and
invest
regularly'.
J
'5
SAVINGS
War
typmmUjf,tawa
he
glad
of
them
later.
Savingj
.
per
,
Week
,
25c
to
$1
$15
$1.25
to
$2
$80
$2.25
to
$3.50
$145
$3.75
to
$9.25
$245
Employers
can
A
'
Maturity
Va'luei
of
Annual
Purchaiei
to
$65
to
$130
to
$225
to
$600
Urge
your
employees
to
save.
Give
thcm
haven't
already
done
:
so,
organize
a
Payroll
N
Monday.
CERTIFICATES