'
I
BROKEN
LINES
CLEARANCE
We
arc
offering
exceptional
values
in
short
ilines
,to
clear.
AH
High
.Grade
SHOES
and
priced
to
clean
them
up
in
no
time.
.One
look
at
our
window
will
convince
you
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
.Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
(DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
bureau
oi
Circulations
pausing
Unhappy
Divisions
-
-
-
'1
Thursday,
February
27,
1941.
EDITORIALS
Do
It
Today
-planning
for
tomorrow
is
nothing
like
as
sure
as
doing
it.tpday.
Tomorrow
may
never
come
for
a
great
many
,of
us.
.Today
is
here
and
if
we
make
up
our
minds
to
do
-something
we
can
usually
manage
it,
whether
it
be
paying
bills
or
buying
war
.certificates.
Just
now
,we
are
not
campaigning
far
payment
of
bills
but
we
are
out
to
boost
the
investment
of
savings
in
war
certificates
to
help
send
more
munitions
to
blow
Hitler
and
his
minions
off
the
map
and
to
feed
the
British
people
so
that
they
may
be
able
IVo
continue
the
fight.
You.
are
not
asked
to
give.
All
that
as
.asked
is
that
you,
lend
your
money
and
it
will
be
repaid
with
interest.
Gossip
We
are
Usually
told
that
cossin
is
one
of
the
evils
of
ithe
day
and
we
are
urged
to
avoid
it
is
we
would
the
plague
'yet
very
few
,people
seem
to
avoid
it.
Walter
B.
Pitkin,
writing
in
the
Rotarian
Magazine,
says
the
world
could
iiiot.run
without
gossip.
His
warning
is
that
there.is.good
gossip
and
bad
gossip.
-We
presume
most
people
will.agree
that
there
is
a
kindly
gossip
and
gossip
of
the
unkind
variety
and
it
is
against
the
unkind,
vicious
gossip
that
we
are
warned.
'
ilt
is
evident
that
Canadian
people
have
not
yet
got
down
to
forgetting
politics
and
personal
gain
and
devoting
themselves
to
war
wprk.
That
unfortunate
Ottawa
conference
was
untimely
and
caused
.disasifaction.
Some
"few
-Canadian
journals
have
done
much
more
harm
in
causing.
distrust
than
any
American
journals
which
have
been
blamed
for
doing
:the
same
thing.
Firms
in
Eastern
Canada
that
have
not
been
able
to
get
all
the
war
orders
they
thought
ithey
were
entitled
to:have
used
their
influence
with
financial
journals
to
belittle
the
Canadian
war
work.
Hqn,
C.
D.
Howe
for
a
long
.time
refused
.to
dis-
.cuss
.these
.matters
in
public
but
this
week
he
burst
forth
in
.tne
ijipuse
qi
Commons
and
let
loose
a
little
well-timed
.vitriol
at
the
methods
employed.
We
agree
that
it
is
difficult
to
get
things
done
when
there
are
nowerful
interests
Enipipg
all
the
time
and
trying
to
poison
the
public
mind
jn
regard.to
the
methods
used
and
the
results
attained.
Xs
is
.the
Time
of
Year
When
QUALITY
COAL
Makes
a
Difference
to
Your
Comfort
,Qpnsult
with
us
,
as
tp
the
best
kind
to
use
far
your
Stove,
-Range
or
Furnace
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
pnoNE
lie
.
PHONE
117
'
rtirkirkick
ir(rkir-k1,
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Giotto
8930,
Musketeers
5380,
.Grotto
6
51310
,40680
Ramblers
.0
48490
4C30O
,C:.JN.
R.
A.
.6
47460
42510
;Ouatsinos
.6
3950
47080
39950
P.
R.
Dairy
.6
39830
48450
39390
S.
Q.
N
6
39330
4.G130
39330
Musketeers
.6
38470
45850
38470
1
Th
final
for
the
Tip
Top
Tailors'
Cup
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
will
be
played
a
;
week
from
next
Monday
night
between
Grot
lo
and
Ramblers.
i
Thii
.Jdyr!iscmi-ni
is
not
piib!is)d
oi
displayed
by
ihf
Liquot
Control
Boird
ot
by
th
Covtrnmtni.ot.pndih
Colymbu
ROOM
FOR
West.
FOR
SALE
Iv
1
i
Milium
A
tasty
If
II
.table
Wine-
I
II
Cocktail
I
11
Ingredient
I
PURL
TAWNY
.
II
A
PORT
Wine
11
II
delicious
flavor
11
V
2B0Z.
BOTTLE
I
CO-OPERATIVE
WINE
GROWERS
i
V
ASSOCIATION
II
N.
OF
SOUTH
AFRICA
JJ
RENT
343
7th
Ave.
WANTED
WANTED
2
or
3
rooms,
furnished
or
unfurnished.
Box
,72,
.Dally
News.
(W)
TEE
DAILY
KTWS
'SPORT
PRINCE
RUPERT
j
BRIDGE
LEAGUE-
Locals
Win
Boston
Detroit
1
Rangers
Chicago
'
CanadliMis
.
Americans
u
Ba
Print
Rupert
turned
tables
on
Ocean
Falls
In
3lolU
X
,i
iv.f
1ft
n
IK
Tlio
Wvll:
48490
-j,
,
v.,,,.,-
on
iW,
Cardena
.21
1G
.17
16
13
8
8
13.4
B7
14
'so
ao
18
118
112
20
100
U5
23
107
117
22
84
144
SM1THERS
,the
last
Ramblers
7950,
Sons
ipt
Norway
eight's
,
biskeibaU
game
at
the
C020.
paper
own
and
Won
by
a
C.
N.
R.
A.
9270,
prince
Rupert
gson
ofr31
to
27
fteCo'rtlins
to
Dairy
80C0.
a
wu-e
,today
Jrom
Manager
.Cow
Boys
9970,
Quatsinos
7180.
Murray.
Ocean
.Palis
had
Cow
Boys
,fi
54120
41091)
muu
n
lirsl
im
Wecmes-
RANGERS
MOVE
UP
53
42
42
38
32
20
CLEANS
UP
Vanquished
Quesnel
And
Prince
.Gecrse
In
.Eastward
Hockey
Swing
SMOTHERS,
Feb.
28:
The
Smi-theis
hpcKey
team
has
returned
home
after
travelling
ta
.Prince
beorg?
,by
car
In
successful
quest
of
the
fine
trophy,
presented
by
,H.
,C.
Webber,
iuanager
for
the
intetlcr,
)f
.British
Columbia
lor
,he
vMutual
Life
Assurance
Co,
twd
years
ago
tor
competition
in
Nor
wztn
.British
Columbia
for
junior
hotkey
.teams.
1
Last
year
this
cup
was
won
fay.
iQuesne),
tlie.STnlthers
team.havjn?
bean
practically
excluded
from
competition,
just
recently
ar-rangethepts
were
made
whereby
Smith
ers
could
meet
.Quiel
In
the
fine
arena
in
Prince
George
and
for
that
purpose
they
started
out
last
Saturday.
After
travelling
over
the
icy
roads
they
arrived
In
Prince
George
,ln
time
to
get
onto
the
ice
ihat
evening
and
vanquished
-the
Quesnel
players
by
a
score
of
.5-2,
FOR
SALE
24
foot
long,
&
foot
e
nil?s
of
the
play
for
the
cup
beam
speedboat
huU.Can
be
seen
ere
'or
to1tal1
eoals
S2ored
in
at
Salt
Lakes.
Box
18a.
(50)
,u
vu
ie
wmners.
FOR
RENI
vn
it-siias
up
jar
Awenty-iour
hours
th
two
teams
met
again
and
the
Smlthers
hoys
smothered
the
Quesnel
puck-chasers
by
a
ircore
of
9-0
and
iherehy
denion-strated
their
superiority
over
the
champions
:of
the
Cariboo
district.
Hie
Smtyhers
.boys
remained
in
Priiicp
George
to
play
an
.exhlbt-tloh
game
with
the
Prlnc
Georse
team
on
Monday
evening
and
lef
for
home
oh
Tuesday
momhujj
.ROOMS
WANTED-r-2
.or
3
rooms.
They
defeated
an
all
star
.Prince
burnished,
to
occupy
by
March
,5.
jOeorge
tam
by"
a
score
of
G-3.
Young
couple.
.Permanent
tpri
The
Smlthers
team
and
fans'
I
(51)
through
the
heavy
fall
-of
snow
ft1
hl
hey
were
nrAiSt'-iir
Vi5ur.ir
-
WORK
ftVAKXBD
oh
th
way.
They
.ore-
all
very
YOUNG
girUwants-stenographlcor;
JiJiS?'
rjlfj
nw
'an,d
the
spectators
are
loud
in
bltion
of
hockey
put
up
by
th
"MALE
JIELP
WANTED
hoys
U
defeating
both
the
-
,
Quesnel
team
p,ni
a
picked
;leam
SALESMEN
(3)
to
represent
nation-
'from
Prince
George.
'
j
al
distributor
of
oiew
.
trade
.stlmu-
.During
the
three
games
played
I
,
Jator
.plan
that
guarantee!
4n
Itoey
.iored
20
;tU
-yiUOfi
.ftily
)
creAsea
.ou.5in.ess
10
au
classes
.05
goois
were
.ficpreja
.agauw
ii)?m.
.merchants,
ynusual
earnings
jsn
;
-
.
1
I
advanced
commission
and
repeat
Hundreds
of
people
try
a
''spot''
business
arrangement.
Universal
In
the
Dally
News
classified'
coh
Sales,
55
York,
.Toronto.
(55)
umn
and
get
good
results,
(tf)
:
WRESTLING
POSTPONED
Jaclr
MqLauchlan
Injured
In
.Match
At
Vaiuouvcr
And
Is
Unable
To
Keep
Next
Week's
Date
Here
Now
Ted
With
Detroit
For
Third
Place
la
National
Hockey'
,
jack
MqLauchlan,
who
was
to
.Leasue
,haye
wrestled
with
Tarzan
Rey-
'nolds
Ui
the
headline
event
of
a
Caiia,dieiLs,
2
Rangers,
5.
Inugilistii
card
here
next
Monday
Detroit.
6;
L'hicaeo.
1.
In'frht.
n-jiu.
suffered
Miiierta
...jury
Injury
to
u
hk
knee
NEW
.YORK,
Feb.
28:--tNcw
York
Rangers'
and
Detroit
Red
Win
Mm
of
the
world
.
insist
on
.
.
of
Britlih
Colnmbl
Basketball
Service
Corps
Iteais
SiguaLwK.
M.
n.
Win
Over
High
School
Last
evening
the
toyal
Canadian
Army
Service
.Corps
defeated
the
Royal
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals
a
a
.
baske
t
ball
game-
with
a
score
of
59
to
18.
This
game
was
followed
by
another
same
Jn
which
the
flashy
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
defeated
t)ie
Hlth.Sclwol
41
to
2C.
bU
.a
mfVJ
ya,T.r
vtn
hlsh
scorers
of(Slgnals
were
and
wili
be
unable
to
keep
tf
S3,nl8ht
Lawford
with
fl
fl
Dol
points
,and
and
Pen
Pen.
are
now
tied
for
thrd
place
in
thejjhe
date.
Douglas
Frizzell
was
ad-
Nati()V!9i.;uocKey
League
as
a
re-jvised
by
wire
this
mornln;
.Tn
suit
of
laj?t
night's
games
in
which
local
match
is.
accordingly.
belig
the
Raiirs
ypn
5
to
2
over
Moiit-
real
Canadiens
while
tne
;ea
Wing's
lost
one
to
nothing
to
the
Chlcagp
Black
Hawks
Tonight
the
New
York
Amerl-,
gans
wilt
be
at
Detroit
for
a
game
with
'the
Red
Wings.
The
.league
standings
to
date:
Toronto
25
5
11
109
83
55
11
10
'8
,6
C
10
postponed.
CURLERS
ney
with
1;
for
(the
Ssrvlce
Corps,
Oliver
0,
Watson
C,
Ouelpa
6,
and
Brown
4.
At
half
time
the
score
was
10
to
(10
but,
In
the
second
half,
the
.Service
Corps
rah
riot.
loutscorlnsr
their
opponents
19
to
8.
j
In
Ue
second
game
of
the
eve-nfng
.the
R.
M.
R.'s
looktd
good
enough
enougn
to
to
gve
give
.the
.me
Savoys
oavoys
a
a
run
run
Friday
p,
IOOK
fORiL,
because
they
MowilimSd)
.KeU
,Labe,l.
aqii
qs.,
$2,75
4o
oi.
S5.6i
nilflc
b?l
0er
12
years
old.
Diilillfd,
UUaJtU
od
Queried
iu
Scotland
This
ad?ert)Hement
nut
published
or
dispiryeo
b)
the
lnUor.GnntroUtwnl
or
t.
u,-,
HOST
AND
Gj
i
'"run,.!
Honors
Uivided
In
Kctchibl
Simpson
Haskttballl
cnikn
Native
All
Star
u
tam,
NvislUng
por
Sirupr-,
week,
defeated
ihc
Port
AUUctlc
Club
in
orr
oet?
to
.the
Younp
people
Asbclatlon
in
the
,
ti:r
The
score
ol
thr
L:
E.A.
won
was
to
score
.war
35
to
24
Qlmnson
whicb
th
rtrpiediate
playoi
finish
the
game
YJJLA.
ha
yf
this
season.
4
E..:
'
'
to
Smithers,
Ladies
I
tTHTX
r
1
rt
w
f
i.
GO
A5Tss.2.s
Bwsy
In
Cui
Western
Canada
Contingent
Winnipeg
on
Way
to
Toronto
passed
tlrough
Winnijieg
this
evening
over
Canadian
Natiotlal
lines
and
will
arrlye
in
Toronto
on
Bun-day
morning.
;
In
addition
to
the
provincial
champions,
each
of
whom
won
the
playdown
for
the
.British
Consols
.Trophy
in
their
respective
annual
bonspiels.
a.latge
.number
olcurling
officials
Joined
the
party
in
Winnipeg.
This
group
was
headed
by
George
J.
Cameron,
western
representative
or
the
W.
,C.
MacDonaid
Company,
dpriors
of
the.
Brier
Tankard;
Senator
John
X
.Haig,
western
trustee;
.P.
W.
Cameron,
Otto
Ilea-Rlip,
superintendent
of
Ruling
Mountain
National
Park;
II,
w.
Scrymgeour.
president
of
the
Mani
toba
Curling
Association
and
many.
oiner
prominent
figures
In
the
curling
world
in
the
Vest.
Since
the
Brier
Tankard
competition
has
been
in
operation,
Eastern
Canada
xuriers
have
been
successful
on
only
two
occasions,
Murray
McNeil,
of
Halifax,
winning
the
first
year,
1927,
and.
Gordon
Camp-bell,
of
Hamilton,
prcpresentlng
Qn-tario.
winning
In
1935.
All
other
championships
have
beep
won
by
wrsiern
cuners.
The
western
curling
contingent
Is
made
up
of
rlnb
as
follows:
British
Volumbla
Bill
Lesrge
Fred
Tlnllng,
hollie
David
and
Billy
Flnlay,
skip,
Vancouver
.Curlln"
Club.
Alberta-
T.
c.
Webb,
W.
a.
Gooder,
J.
B.
jLebeau
and
Howard
Palmer,.
skjp.
Calgary
.Curling
Club.
Saskatchewan--a.
E.
McMahon,;
ui'CKcu,
j.
u.
McMahon
and
BUI
.Dunbar,
gklp,
Klnley
.Curling
Club.
Manitoba
-Wnston
Anders,
L.
Francis.
D.
Adams
and
Al'
Wakefield,
skip,
Strathcona
Curljng
club
Central
Hotel
Central
Jlptel
Annex
,150
,
Heated
.Rooms
.Hot
.Water
Steam
Baths
.
J)inhiff
Room
in
.Conneetl'on
Mrs.
C.
E.
Illack,
Proprietress
Barr
played
a
masterly
game
of
tiefence,
feeding
their
forwards,
'Porter
and
Newe,
who-plled
up
0
lrort
nf
19
ruiri
12
rsnwtlvlv
I
nunnit.ni.
n.L
rr-
"
,
OAltltltriO
cd
llQwever.
tne
jugn
Bcnooi
wx
no'
tion
Qt
Uie
piav
Cl
t
WNNIPEG.
Man..
Feb,
28.--
A
to
be
outdone
entirely.
They
played
rlnlts
ln
compc-Zt
it
Western
Canada
contingent
of
cur-
their
usual
vigorous
and
sparkling
jjome
ow
Cup
fC
"
er&
is
on
Its
way
to
the
annual
game.
Bussey
scoring
7
.points
and
way
tie
amon-
h
.
Viiij
gathering!
to
aecioe
;tne
canuaiao
nmey
u.
Mrjs.
Loude.
Mr
Nc"r
Curling
Championship
and
posses-
,,.,,.
sahrvit
wm
nlavim?
ir
tui.
sion
of
MacDonald's
Brier
tankard.
witi,out
lt3
nrst
suing
pidye.rs
The
Loudc
rink
dr
.This
competition,
with
every
prov-
BU1
m&
Shorty
sauterbane-
finals
and
the
othc
incc
trom
Prince
Edward
.island
to
w
ho
are
m
Ocean
Falls
with
.the
ed
the
semi-fina.
wl
British
Columbia
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