fAQE
TWO
jack
and
Jill
Shoes
for
Children
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
I
DAILY
EDITION
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
EDITORIAL
apeotel
(V-paK.f
tfaeretn
also
reMrrtd
WEDNESDAY,
FEB.
11,
1942.
What
Does
It
Mean?
.
.
.
The
defeat
of
Senator
Meighen
is
the
Ontario
bv-election
is
another
indication
that
tJte
people
of
Canada
do
not
want
an
old
man
for
their
wonder
at
that.
Vote
On
National
Service
.
.
.
-
It
is
evident
now
that
the
people
of
Ontario
and
Quebec
wish
an
opportunity
to
vote
on
the
question
of
National
War
Service,
usually
spoken
of
as
"conscription."
ticipate
in
the
bonspiel
there.
On
the
following
week
it
is
piannec.
'
'
'
i
to
carrv
out
the
Smithers
bon-
subsceiption
rates
spiel
wnen
u
e?pected
.M
have
Subscription
Rates
in
City-Per
Year.
$5.06;
Half
Year.
z.M;
"(seTeral
outside
-.owns
reoresented.
Month.
56c;
One
Week.
12c.
Out-of-Town
Subscribers
by
Mail.
$3.00
tha;
Rupert
wUJ.
a
Year.
j
aD;e
i0
Spnj
u?
a
team.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
MCMBF.lt
Or
THE
CANADIAN
FRES
ottUed
to
uee
for
ptt&Ucattoa
of
sHewi
TS.
cmaxiua
Pws
u
txr.ui.vrtj
J5aTer
tott
or
-.o
-.he
Aancto&cd
Prws
in
tfas
PP
sxd
lso
tii
All
rigbtt
of
repuii!3a"on
of
DRY
DOCK
!
IS
WINNER
The
fast-stepping
Dry
Dock
intermediate
baskftbail
team
last
night
stepped
into
a
tie
with
ti.e
Booth
Memorial
High
School
for
first
place
in
the
league
stand-
ing
with
one
game
more
to
nlay
leader.
We
do
not
.
to
make
their
bid
for
top
honors
We
have
aeain
and
arain
suggested
toctaL
defei
4
ItnS
In
n
f
r
nyil
X1
7
1
11
1
T
1
1
I
T
I
.4
1
1
U
II
I
lrM
Kirin
!
inab
WI14L
was
iiccvitu
00
;wunh
,2ase
possibly
a
new
poncv,
new
lite,
new
ponucai
magneiiMii.
Thp
result
of
the
bv-elections
indicates
that
people
are
rPAdv
to
po
to
anv
extreme
in
order
to
make
it
clear
that
looflorsi
nf"
nnliHnl
nartipji.
ii..
...ont
a1-1
mnn
oc
:
tgn
bcaaoj
zz
2
in
a
line
The
High
School
boys
have
play
ed
oae
gaiae
more
thaa
the
shis-bsiWefs
and
are
actually:
a
a'
pr-
camof
position.
They
very
Jikeiy
its
nreoarations
for
taking
the
vote
of
the
whole
country
,
ITZTlTTJ
and
that
.
it
will
probably
get
the
popular
endorsation
;
Kctchikan
series
some
week
1
"
1
a.j
m
A.
A
wnicn
is
expeciea.
ine
government
eeni
iu
nae
miuvi
h
ago
pretty
much
what
the
people
down
there
wanted.
Many
Implications
.
.
.
Many
implications
may
be
drawn
from
Monday's
vote.
Some
may
say
that'it
was
a
vote
against
a
proposal
to
conscript
wealth
for
the
war
because
the
new
leader
of
the
Conservatives
declared
himself
in
favor
of
that
nnlifv
PArhnns
Tin
nnrtipiilar
linp
nf
nnlipv
was
im-
When
You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
Dependable
13
'
Service
"
,m
.m
24-IIur
Service.
Regular
Rates
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
300
WINDOW
BLINDS
36
inches
by
6.
feet;
color
green;
perfect
blackout.
February
Sale
price,
each
99c
PHONE
77."
321
THIRD
AVENUE
honor
weal
to
diminutive
Jim
Sbeddon
who
picked.
off
9
points
for
the
evening.
"Shorty''
Santorbane
was
the!
only
High
School
playec
to
play
up
to
standard.
He
was
without
1
support
to
many
repeeU,
mats
beine
seemingly
off
color
Individual
scores:
High
School
Santurbane,
6:
Mac
Donald,
6;
Araey,
6;
Long,
Alexander.
1;
Postuk,
1;
Gurvt.
2;
Lee.
Total,
22.
Dry
Dock
Fitch,
I,
Sheddoa,
9;
BUI.
S:
M&ntessuto.
Pavlikas.
4:
Vuekotch.
4;
Sheik,
3.
Total,'
29.
1
MIXED
BOWLING
plicated
in
the
result,
not
even
that
of
endorsing
the
vote
SS
Personalities
seemed
to
have
had
an
on
conscription.
ln
tnc
flr,t
0
the
weekly
effect
in
influencing
the
vote.
It
must
be
remembered
Mixed
Bowling
League
fixture
t-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Today
in
Sports
i
WINNERS
OF
i
...fe.,..
iBQSlON
lb
.
.
.
DasKciuau
uua
Newbery
Took
Captures
Curling
Trophy
At
Saithers
SMITHERS.
Feb
II
The
tournament
(or
the
Hanson
Cup
was
completed
on
nigfet
with
the
Newbery
rink
wta-mt
ot
the
trophy
for
W42.
Eleven
lists
were
la
fee
tournament
and
m
the
ten
games
played
the
New-oery
rink
tost
onir
one.
this
de-leai
hetos
sufteted
at
the
hands
of
the
QTKii
link
which,
curiously
enough,
counted
this
as
its
only
,
win
oat
f
its
ten
games.
The
'
N'ewbery
rtak
was
composed
ot
F.
Netoef,
sfcip:
Fred
Somerton.
W.
H.
Lewis
and
F.
N'ewbery
jr.
The
Simpson
rink
was
rtmner-up
with
three
law
it
and
seven
wins.
;
The
tournament
was
held
up
i
slightly
daring
a
mild
speU
but
.when
cartinf
was
in
progress,
the
'
ice
was
in
excellent
condition.
Two
Smithers
rinks
will
go
to
Prince
George
next
week
to
par
I
w
The
Sor.i
of
KiiicLih
basktt-team
wiag
asrtve
:n
-h
ctty
today
(or
a
game
with
ttf
Sa-jwys.
U
be
ced
this
evening
'These
two
teams
were
have
ra-rt
Monday
night
but.
due
to
the
fart
School
will
play
Kincolilh
inter-
8
to
v
(fee
Ragf.
Chi-
jBUates,
la
the
eurtaia-rsoaer.
cag0i
we
bea.Ua,
5
to
3
oy
the
The
gam,
tH
be
PSd
at
the
Bfc4fik
Hawks.
Exhibitton
ailijau;
In.
the
aext
sames
tomorrow
sUhi
Totoflio
Maple
Leafs
will
The
Kipcotyh
teas
are
under-
yjy
trie
Caoadiens
at
Montreal
tood
to
be
a
fast,
clean
outfit
and
arKi
Detroit
Red
Wings
will
meer
ire
expeeted
to.
gie
the
Saxoys
iKisle
The
writer
picki
the
hors.e
(owners
to
take
the
game
as
lUer;
a
always
that
little
edge
of
home
jjor.
home
crowd,
etc.
TIED
IN
BOWLING
Stylettes
arid
SaToy
Swinger
on
ETen
Terms
at
Top
of
LadiesT
League.
Savoy
Swingers.
3.
Big
SUters.
0.
StyleMe.
2;
Rangers,
1.
Lucky
Strike.
2
Ptoaeers.
1.
Annette's.
3;,
OpUmUU,
0.
Bluebirds.
2:
Kbox
Hotel.
.
StyieUes
Savoy
Annette:
nic.v
uv
...-
v.w
r
'
may
drop
behind
first
place
i"or
1
Bluebirds
the
first
time
thk
season.
Lucky
Strike!
r
r
r
r1
l
I
Barons,
the
third
team
in
tht'
pioneers
.il.
LX.F.
EnCOUrageiTieni
...
jloop,
will
meet
Dry
Dock
Sa'ur-
Rangers
Jt.
a
.
,
bol!d
be
able
to
Hotel
I
r
i
.
m,
,v.
irl
i
they
Knox
fro
r
will
be
much
encouraged
C.C.F.
The
political
party
's
mt
a
wU1
Big
sistert
x
by
the
Ontario
voting.
To
win
in
a
Consen
ative
seat
ana
assume
league
standing
equal
to
optimiu'i.-."
at
the
same
time
deleat
an
outstanding
man
is
a
reai
their
tw
opponents.
political
feat
It
gives
the
Socialists
an
entry
into
big'
m
last
eveatogs
game
Donatdj
time
poUtics
that
should
prove
helpful
in
future
contests,
wSscori
'
i
.3
2
2
1
ai
0
-
r.
Twenty-Five
Years
Ago
February
11.
1911
The
Farmers'
institute
at
Fran-
his
icois
Lake
is'
appealing
that
a
resi
dent
doctor
be
sent
to
mat
o&
trict
where
there
is
Increasing
set
ttement.
Mrs.
Percy
Godenrath's
setter
dog
"Sandy"
is
being
used
in
connection
with
collections
here
;he
Black
Hawks
at
Chicago.
The
league
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
WD
L
F
A
Pts.
New
York
Boston
Tuconto
Chicago
Brooklyn
Detroit
Montreal
M
1
U
1
106
49
21
3
18
12
n
10
11
ItS
82
12
111
83
14
110
109
24
7
US.
21
91
101
23
84
131
Makes
Clean
Sweep
Hockey
Series
-
1
m
r
n
s
unK
npinaiinv
in"
iiiKnr
High
average
score
was
team
6
to
I
on
Saturday
with
195
and
high
single
scorer
.
6
te
3
on
Sunday
afternoon
was
Ourm
wih
2T0.
!
aiso
Monday
The
standings
to
aaie.
'
nlgnt
game
Dy
the
score
of
8
to
6.
won
loss
ri.
A
lutle
excitement
was
created
on
2
home
home
I
Sundav
afternoon
when
i
-tstfcboy
diopped
.
their,
slisks
2
'Tatarted
'NEW
PAPER
47
44
39
25
25
22
WINNERS
AT
PR.
GEORGE
Sayoj
Swtagers
and
StyletUs
Smithers
Of
the
third
period
of
the
Ladies
;
SMITHERS
j,
.
Smi.
BowUng
Lesvgue
as
a
result
of
team
of
senior
play-
which
resulted,
as
fo,-
right,
play
tQ
prine
George
j
George
team
a
series
of
three
'games
in
return
for
the
games
j
played
at
Smithers
recently.
The
jsmUhers
boys
made
a
clean
sweep
editor.
the
and
using
their
fists.
Sixteen
town
players
tried
to
show
!
ten
visitors
that
they
couldn't
win
3,at
everything
but
this
phase
of
2
'the
game
was
declared
a
draw
2
j
The
Smithers
Juniors
will-
go
to
-
prince
George
shortly
to
play
for
the
Webber
Silver
Cup
against
uu
winners
of
the
Cariboo
and
in
terior.
This
clip
was
presented
by
H.
C.
Webber,
manager
of
the
interior
of
B.C.
for
the
Mutual.
Life
Assurance
Co..
and
was
won
for
the
first
tune
by
Smtthers
last
year
playing
against
Quesnel,
which
team
was
the
champions
of
the
Cariboo
and
Interior.
The
Smithers
team
has
been
greatly
weakened
since
last
year,
some
of
tbe-I
boys
having
Joined
the
army
and
'air
force
and
others
having
gone
jto
other
places
but
the
locals
still
I
feel
they
arc
able
to
put
up
a
Irish
1
9iVsH
iMffht
far
thp
run.
i
ovv
......
-
-
-
-
r'
A
still
more
Junior
team,
the
Bluebirds,
will
also
be
on
the
road
for
the
Blue
Cross.
Miss
Alice
Du
1
10
prince
George
next
week-end
to.
Vernet
was
treasurer
tor
yester-
take
on
thrir
opposites
at
that
day's
collections
whven
amountea
to
the
sum
of
$77.10.
tallloa.
has
been,
promoted
to
the
ing
man
of
Atlin
ana
Stewart,
who
went
overseas
with
the
62nd.
Bat-taliion,
has
been,
promoted
to
the
rank
of
instructor
of
a
Lewis
gun
section.
ONE
WESLEY
JOB
that
the
Mackenzie
King
government
was
not
opposing
night,
in
the
second
session
itt
Johjl
Wesley
v&s
thC
founder
of
the
Conservative
leader
but
did
not
nominate
as
a
mat-1111
be
sa.?-uor
vs.
stone's
ca-;the
flr$t
Sanday
sChooi
tn
sa-ter
of
courtesy.
Now,
the
members
of
the
party
are
be-!jj
aw!
PeopJe
S
vs
y
,vaah-
owning
'accused
of
voting
C.C.F.
in
onler
to
defeat
Meighen.
;
'
If
they
did
so,
that
may
or
may
not
have
been
good
policy.
It
i
foolish
to
suggest
that
Liberals
do
not
want
the
Conservatives
to
have
a
leader.
If
they
do
not
have
Meighen
they
will
probably
get
a
better
one.
polnt.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
15c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Watei.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
151
AUTOMOHILK
OWNERS!
Now,
More
Than
Ever
Before,
You
Should
Save!
Lubrication
To
Stop
Wear
Our
new
High
Pressure
ALEMITE
Lubrication
Equipment
really
drives
grease
into
those
stubborn
fittings
and
hard4o-get-at
places
where
the
old
style
equipment
utterly
fails.
While
your
car
is
up
on
the
hoist
our
experienced
mechanics
will
check
your
running
gear
and
undercarriage
and
advise
you
of
anything
that
might
require
special
attention.
Such
service
may
save
you
serious
accidents
and
that
is
our
desire.
Rupert
Motors
Phone
54fi
Distributors
of
Chrysler
Products
P"
FOR
EMERGENCY
NIGHT
CALLS
PHONE
RED
811
IS
STARTED
Evening
E""
Sh
NEAR
TOP
Aauvsm,
The
newspaper
is
Win
started
FOR
SALE
tat
I
RAILWAY
WEDNESDAY.
FEBRUARY
to
provide
a
counter
the
evening
aewspape-present
Aftoabladet
a?
i
he
Social-Democru.
conducted
an
effe
charging
it
with
a...
attitude."
0e.ufa4
tAlKHr
Starts
SWVIuJju
cajiUaj
tof
A
...
was
provided
under
adonted
as
the
Sif-d
.
j
eralioa's
Congress
::c.j
DAcmv
s-.k
i
Boitoft
kKMor
abo4
$mm
M
par.
a4
Ps
West-u
that
one
of
the
wflage
leaders
pa-
304
w
w.
wh
Ia
Al.on.UdWS.
ew
l
Advertise
in
tre
i
a
I
I
1
SHOES
FOR
WOMEN
I
PLIO-PEDIC
AND
JULIA
ARTHl'R
Hartt
Shoes
for
Men
0
a
r-
P.
U
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Thj
Uorpon,
WUhia
Twa
CTOCKSOWI.
croi
Crus
l
i
Ta
1
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v-m.
,c-pd.
'eu&t
Lindberc.
Drt-V-.-
tM
X
Yxk
Raas(
As.
UMUi
ec
py
t
anvMmi
m
i
-
-
-
.
IV.
Ca
H
rMliintAn
1
vTc
idwj
raniial
ol
XOOft.OOO
iStrafld.
Sigwd
Cr
..
r
were
Dm4
postPe
3ae
to
she
Na.ttoaal
Hockey
here
oa
Mwb
15.
Fran
Severn,.
;
largest
poatical
poi;?
a
On
the
same
card
the
erer-pop-
q
kt.
nhfs
k
labor
writer
and
a
member
of
represented
lh
uie
stocSh
vMaValH
PantivM
will
meet
v.-
i,,.
Tki.
nifm
Rruiivs
nivinz
Tjirtvini
it
at
hoaie.
home,
u
fchp
iMffiul
Mord
chamber
chamber
of
of
the
Rues'
nmg
ppe-
utw
07
j
tfie
BMoas,
whHe
tfcf
local
Hfer.
svfi4
ijootieajk
Caadex
slee
193,
ha
bee
md
as
ASffhaada.
We
hAve
the
following
pieces
thai
must
be
sold.
We
need
pac
bi4,j
Z-plece
Chester:
;eld
Suite.
2
Oil
Burners,
Kitchen
R-r
v-Wood
and
Coal
Burning
Range.
3
Heaters,
6
Rom.d
TV;.
3
Buffets,
2
Electric
Stove.
One
Bookcase.
S
Living
Roc:;.
T-i.-.
2
Kitchen
Tables.
Library
Table.
Player
Piaao.
Tu
C.
r
phones
and
Records
Two
Sewing
Machines.
Two
Bet!
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