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EDITORIALS
A
Real
Service
Before
hearing
W.
Lloyd
Craig,
director
of
extension
for
the
British
Columbia
Department
of
Trade
andilndusV
try
at
Ottawa,
give
his
address
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
it
is
possible
that
local
business
men
were
not
fully
aware
of
the
importance
of
ihe
work
that
the
department
is
carrying
out
at
the
federal
capital
and
the
gratifying
results
that
are
already
being
obtained
in
bringing
business
to
this
province.
It
was
particularly
satisfactory
to
hear
that,
due
largely
to
pressure
which
had
been
brought
to,
bear
by
Premier
Pattullo
and
Mr.
Asselstine,
the
minister"
of-trade
and
industry,
and
with
the
co-operation
of
the
local
.member,
Olof
Hanson,
special
efforts
are
being
made
to
have
fuller
advantage
taken
of
Prince
Rupert's
ability
to
con-tribute
to
the
war
effort
in
an
industrial
way.
Actuated
by
the
desire
to
be
of
real
service
and
,nnt
mere)y
to
capture
business,
Prince'
Rupert
people
do
riot
wish
to
have
more
business
than
can
be
efficierftly
carried
aut
here.
They
will
not
be
content,
however,
until
they
are
satisfied
that
the
facilities
of
this
place
are
beintr
nut
to
iuu
use
at
a
ume
wnen
it
is
essential
Unit
all
the
resourcesl
of
the
country
should
be
employed
towards
the
winning!
oi
me
war.
No
secret
was
made
by
either
Mr.
Asselstine
or
Mr,
Craig
last
night
of
their
feeling
that
Prince
Rupert
today
is
not
doing
all
that
its
facilities
are
capable
of
performing.
SPECIAL
VALUES
Sheddon's
Grocery
500
5th
Avenue
East
Phone
581
MARCH
5th
to
MARCH
lMh
Syeet
Corn
Choice.
OOp
Sugar-Granulated.
n
IC-oi.
tin.
2
for
io
lbs.
for
VVL
Peas
Size
4.
MUk-Evaporated.
OPn
itor
3
tins
for
Nabob
Spinach
9Qf
Butter
First
fi-
f
A
'2's.2
for
OU,
grade.
3
lbs,
for
?"
Nabob
Tea
(?
Corn
Beef-ElRancho.
Aln
.Per
lb
U1'
Per
tin
-iC
MWs
Dated
jCoffe
JQp
Royal
City
Pumpkin-
OCp
Lb-
Fancy
quality,
2V2.
2
Amonla
Anclkor
4
ff
p
Lynn
Valley
Peju-hes
brand.
2
qt
bottles
2
Uns
UQ
iiUh
Tomato
Juk-
OOp
Canada
Corn
Starch-
-f
A
20-oz.
tin
iOV'
lG-oz.pkt.
California
Seedless
9Rf
Campbell's
Tomato
Qp
fUkln&2
lbs.
'vV
Soup-Per
tin
v
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Furniture
Ltd.
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PLACE
TO
BUY
TRADE-IN
FURNITURE
5-piece
Chesterfield
Suite,
splendid
condition
8-piece
Dining
Room
Suite1
Dresser,
1
Vanity
2
Bedsteads
Act
Quickly
T""c
775
327
3rd
Avenue
If
you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it.
Basketball
Buzz
h
would
snap
out
.of
H,
and
be
able
to
help
his
boys
take
their
sons
paid
admission
to
the
games.
This
money
is
sadly
needed
by
the
Association
since
it
has
liad
bad
breaks
with
the
weather
etc.
all
season
and
is
behind
financially.
An
entertaining
feature
of
last
night's
game
was
the
rabid
fan
who
just
couldn't
stand
it
any
longer
and
rushed
referee
Atbn-
soni
of
New
Mfctukatla.
A
licht
strangle
hold
was.
broken
and
the
fan
returned
to
his
seat
much
satisfied.
If
you
want
sometnuui,
adver-Use
for
It.
Hundreds
of
people
get
what
they
want
that
way.
Itf)
BASKETBALL
EXHIBITION
HALL
TONIC.HT
7
i.m.
Jr,
Ieatue
playoffs
M(
ClymoiU
vs.
I'raser
SL
8
p.m.
Rocky
Mountain
Karigers
vs.
Booth
Memorial
High
School
9
n.m.
Prince
Rupert
Savoys
New
Metlakatla
ALASKA
panre
Tonif
ht
Boston
Hall
Serenader's
'Orchestra
OHED
FOtt
KEN!
ROOM
AND
BOARD
Box
77,
Dally
News.
(571
WAREHOUSE
for
rent.
Phone
237
or
238.
58)j
WANTED
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WANTED
fit
2
liuJtf
houskfp-ing
rooms.
Box
'16,
Dally
Kews.
I&C)
WANTED
1,
2
jot
.light
housekeeping-
room
or
rooms.
Box
76,
Dally
News:
if
WANTED
2
furnished
or
unfulV
hished
roonis.:
Box
80,
Dally
News.
WANT
to
buy
an
Outboard,
157)
46
hi".
also
a
yiumpirig
'outfit
V2
oi;
h.p.
ssulUbl
or
place;
mining.
Both
must
be
in
poo
condition.
W.
Lane.
Terrace;
B.C:'
(55).
MALE
JfE
LP
WANTED
SALESMEN
(3)
Jo
represent
natpm
al
distributor
of
new,lrad
Urau
lator
plan
.that
-
guarantees
in
creased
business
to
all
classes
of
mercnanis.
unusual
earomrs
on
advanced
commission
and
repeat
j
business
arran&emf
nt.
Universal
i
Sales,
55
York,
'.Toronto.
(55)
'
THX
DAILY
IfEWS
A
very
sad
Scotch
lad
walked,
jmtla
the
lead
off
-
the
floor
in
the
person
of
our
until
the
third
quarter.
Houston
Angus
McPheie
when,
he
gathered
and
Domlnato
played
very
nice
himself
together
and
headed
forjjall.
Up
to
the
half
both
team
the
dressing
room
after
last
night's
played
at
a
steady
par
and
the
hectic
Struggle
V
the
Exhibition
ia-are
at
the
breather
was
15-11
Building.
Mac
has
been
suffering
with
Influenza
for
the
last
three
days
and
only
yesterday
returned
work
at
the
drydock
in
the
hope
NEW
METLAKATLA
WINS
by
one
poiyr
(Continued
from
Page
One)
for
the
visitors.
In
the
third
quarter
the
locals
came
out
with
mucn
vigor
ana
four
baskets
in
swift
succession
by
MePhee,
Lindsay,
and
Beynon
put
Rupert
In
the
lead.
At
the
end
of
first
Important
game
of
the
seatha
third
ouorter
Rupert
son.
instead
Angle
jusi
amni
nave
it
in
hkn.
Thai
old
perm
had
been
working
overtime,
had
worn
him
down
until
he
had
to
be
relieved
by
blSev
Domlnato,
the
first
time
In
a
long
while.
1
Tonight
Domlnato
will
start
at
centre
with
Jim
Currie
taking
Ills
post
at
euard.
Jim
-did
ndt
get
into
last
night's
jgame
but
will
see
action
tonight.
Thrs
will
be
Jim's
first
big
game
this
year.
He
was
south
when
Petersburg
played
here
before
Christmas.
Jim
will
team
up
with
Bobbie
Houston
wlio
lined
up
with
him
'In
many'
intermediate
games
before
;
either
of
them
Uinmd
senior.
Sonny
Beynon
and,
Hejgc
Holke-
stad
did
not
click
as
jthey
.usually
do
In
last
night's
game.
Heige
was
playing
off
his
game
due
to
a
shoulder
injury
sustained
to
the
games
,
at
Ocean
Falls
where
he
held
a
0
foot
throe
Inrh
rheck
to
a
standstill.
Another
bis
crowd
Is
expected
tonight
Last
night
about
350
per
led
by.
25-21.
The
last
quarter
started
slowly
with
both
teams
working
hard
and,
at
three
minute
to
play
the
visitors
led
by
28-25.
By
clever
passing
and
nice
ball-handling
the
Metlakatla.
boys
tried
to
liold
Prince
Rupert
down.
Just
n
few
seconds
before
the
whisUe
Lindsay
for
Rupert
broke
through
and
passed
to
Beynon
who
scored
but
the
final
score
was
28-27
fiw
tlie
visitors.
Atkinson
and
E.
Hudson
played
well
for
the
visitors.
One
of
the
features
of
the
game'
was
Ihe
one-
handed
shots
of
Harris.
'Johnny
Comadina
handled
the
whistle
In
his
usual
capable
way.
New
Metlakalla
Hayward;
R.
Atkinson,
11;
E.
Hudson.
11;
M.
Hudson,
2;
Reese;
Harris,
4;
total,
28.
Savoys
MePhee.
4;
Campbell;
Beynon,
6;
Houston,
2;
Domlnato,
5;
Holkesiad;
Morgan,
.6;
Lindsay,
4;
total,
27.
The
preliminary
game
between
Old
MetlakaUa
and
the
Co-op,
re
inforced
by
two
of
the
IDgh
School
stars,
Alex
Bill
and
Oliver
Santur-bane,
gave
the
fans
their
money's
worth.
There
was
plenty
of
action
and
MetlakaUa
led
all
the
way.
At
the
half
the
score
was
24-22
and
at
the
final
whistle
it
was
47-42.
Metlakatla
A.
Leighton,
6;
Pre-vost,
12;
W.
Leighton;
Haldane;
Auckland,
15;
H.
Leighton.
9;
Nel
son,.
5
;
Robinson
;
total.
'47.
Co-op
r-
Bill:
Santurbane,
12;
VHf.
!5;
Bremner.
5;
Qrlmble,
10;
Macdonald:
Dal7"ll;
Marl.amv
totLj?.
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she
Chlfonier,
5
drawers.
Ivory
finish
and
mirror,
Bedroom
Dresser
Jvory
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le
Table,
walnut
finish,
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niaijsRane
jn
wfrite
enamel
for
burning,
roal
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wood
1.
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spring
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ma
Kress
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Cx9,
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Dining
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Suite
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burner,
Quebec
heater,
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Tight
Heater,
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Ueater,
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Tire
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ti
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W.
Lloyd
Craig,
director
or
ex-
jus
iai
was
oi
T
.
Tin
KU0
'tntenn
,
.
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ntuv.
rniiimhi!)
ne-
connection
with
the
effort
touanze
.
wn
1
partment
of
Trade
and
Industry
at
the
resources
of
British
Columbia
A
rlt
-
v,v'n
guawa.
wa
the
speaker
o-
more
especially
In
connection
Nell
M.
Carter,
nresl-
and
and
m.
m,
'Tv
.t
.he
regular
weekly
luncheon
the
war.
Dr.
Rotary
Club.
dent,
was
In
the
chair
and
there
xor
An,
whldTthey'kepT
of
the
Prlnre
Rupert
MrtfBicop
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'
toil
ml
tf
tlfU
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that
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sir.
you
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steel,
Blue
Gillette
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take
a
keen
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qukk,
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