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jackets,
skirts,
blouses
and
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you
see
in
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latest
fashion
reviews.
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Third'
Ave.
West
Advertise
in
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FIVE
PINS
LASTNIGHT
Armour's,
Lawn
Bowlers,
Chinese!
Youth
and
Keddy
Kilowatts
Winners
Last
Night.
Armour's,
Lawn
Bowlers,
Chinese
Youth
Association
and
Reddy
Kilowatts
were
winners
last
night
in
the
Five
Pin
Bowling
League.
Steel
Workers,
Albert
&
McCaf-fery,
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
and
Royal
Canadian
Corns
of
Signals
were
the
losers
respectively.
Scores
were
two
games
to
one
In
each
case.
Individual
scores:
Armours
12
3
Alger
163
169
192
DeJong
155
200
137
Brind
173
195
2J1
Smith
153
200
188
Asemlssen
237
168
301
Handicap
36
36
36
Totals
917
968
1125
Steel
Workers
J.
Cymbal
201
185
216
P.
Carr
164
170
252
B.
MacLean
240
145
141
B.
dreig
199
148
173
Hetherington
178
175
217
handicap
7
7
7
Totals
989
830
1007
Lawn
Bowlers
ance
125
110
110
aul
217
244
165!
,an
Berkel
145
165
121
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4cMeek.n
173
226
242
1
Javis
251
180
193
handicap
97
07
97
Totals
1008
1025
925
Albert
&
.McCaffery
-ill
Bach
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145
211
193
om.
Hart
145
112
145
;peed
163
172
244
1.
Moser
207
226
171
Tully
182
166
224
1
Totals
847
887
977
Chinese
Youth
Association
.larry
Lee
158
148
126
rone
Lee
180
201
153
Cam
Lee
185
202
186
Tank
Fong
216
239
196
3ob
Lew
233
195
170
.andicap
25
25
25
Totals
997
1010
916
Air
Force
Jrake
-
151
193
166
rVWte
229
100
185
Handley
152
133
261
Crapper
.'
160
298
163
:opp
162
181
211
landicap
72
72
72
Totals
956
981
1C83
Reddy
Kilowatts
Kinslor
267
212
202
Shenton
139
151
144
Tully
223
218
186
Comadina
172
203
181
Xellett
275
238
232
Totals
1079
1022
945
Signals
Lawford
195
166
153
Brock
152
139
183
Sarginson
176
173
262
Lanskail
124
163
189
Yelland
190
136
233
Handicap
53
58
58
Totals
895
840
1134
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or
Japs
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Canada
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you'd
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and
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of
buying
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CRIBBAGE
LSCLOSE
Keen
Contest
for
Leadership
In
League
Standing.
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Falcons,
1.2;
Operators,
6.
Eagles,
10;
Old
Empress,
8.
Pioneers,
7;
Savoy
Hotel,
11.
Smiles
Cafe,
11,
Canadian
Legion,
7.
For
Against
Pts.
Smiles
Cafe
61
47
6:
Falcons
60
48
6C
Old
Empress
59
49
53
Eagles
58
50
58
Operators
50
58
50
Canadian
Legion
49
59
49
Savoy
Hotel
49
59
49
Pioneers
46
62
46
Hockey
Standings
W
D
L
F
A
Pts,
New
York
....
24
1
13
146
116
491
Toronto
22
4
12
121
94
43
1
Boston
21
5
12
118
84
47
j
Chicago
20
3
14
116
102
431
Brooklyn
13
1
24
102
123
27,
Detroit
12
3
23
100
112
27
1
Montreal
....
11
2
25
93
145
24
GIRL
SKATER
INJURED
SMITHERS,
Feb.
17:
Little
Miss
Betty
Leach
suffered
a
bad
sprain
of
her
right
wrist
when
she
collided
with
another
skater
on
the
local
rink
on
Thursday
evening.
She
was
attended
by
Dr.
Greene
after
first
aid
had
been
administered
by
A.
B.
Washbern
and
A.
Dando.
She
will
miss
.rr
balance
of
the
skating
for
tinls
winter.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TUESDAY.
CONFERENCE
FOR
YOUTH
Importance
of
Organization
in
War
Crisis
Emphasized.
Plans
for
organizing
a
conference
of
Prince
Rupert
youth
were
discussed
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
youth
committee
held
n
the
Carpenters'
Hall.
Representatives
were
present
from
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
United
Church
Young
People's
Society.
Such
a
conference,
It
was
felt,
was
virtually
needed
In
view
of
the
menace
of
war
which
has
now
come
directly
to
Prince
Rupct.
The
conference
will
give
all
youth
groups,
trade
unions
and
similar
organizations
a
chance
to
lay
down
a
united
program
for
action
In
the
present
crisis.
The
youth
conference
will
also
elect
delegates
from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Provincial
Youth
Conference
in
Vancouver
this
Easter
and
will
formally
set
up
the
Prince
Rupert
Youth
CounciL
Letters
are
being
sent
out
calling
for
the
co-operation
of
all
organizations.
Plans
for
a
social
Saturday
evening
at
the
home
of
the
secretary
were
announced
by
Mrs.
Blakeysoclal
convener.
Registration
of
Women
Advocated
Should
lie
Survejru
.As
Well
As
.Men
for
Selective
Service
Declares
Mrs.
Roosevelt
J
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
17
There
should
be
naf
:nal
restoration
in
DOESyourNOSE
C10G
AT
NIGHT?
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THIS
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3-purpose
Vs-trtvnol
up
each
nostril
.
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It
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woUen
membrane;
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Soothes
Irritation;
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Helps
flush
nasal
passages,
clearing
mucus,
relieving
transient
congestion.
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Cariboo
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Pioneer
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Sheep
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Oils
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Royal
Canadian
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Toronto
Beattie
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Central
Pat
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Cons.
Smelters
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Hardroek
45
Kerr
Addison
356
Little
Long
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M
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Crow
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Preston
Est
Dome
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San
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Sherrltt
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the
United
States
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Alberta,
is
famous
to
this
day
for
the
hioh-flrade
grass-fed
beef
cattle
which
the
ranch
raises
and
ships
all
over
Canada.
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Screen
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Plays
Neiv
Type
of
Part
in
"Two-Fared
Woman."
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Oreta
Qarbo
Is
seen
in
a
dual
comedy
role
in
"Two
Faced
j
man"
which
comes
as
the
feature
offering
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
on
Wednesday
night
only
of
this
week.
Mclvyn
Douglas
U
her
leading
man.
In
her
part
Miss
Oarbo
makes
the
transition
from
a
simple,
unworldly
ski
Instructress
at
a
winter
resort
to
a
glamorous
and
sophisticated
woman
who
pits
her
wits
and
beauty
against
a
rival
in
order
to
hold
her
husband,
Mel-vyn
Douglas.
The
plot
has
Douglas
marrying
Miss
Oarbo,
as
t
h
e
ski
irutruc-
1
treas,
then
falling
for
the
charms
1
of
a
lady
playwright
In
the
per-1
son
of
Constance
Bennett.
In
hci
endeavour
to
keep
track
of
her
errant
husband,
Miss
Oarbo
masquerades
as
her
"twin
sister"
and
it
U
in
this
role
that
she
sings.
Jitterbugs
doits
a
bathing
suit
for
the
first
time
on
the
screen
and
otherwise
reveals
a
Oarbo
that
movie-goers
have
not
known
before.
The
supporting
east
Include
Roland
Young.
Robert
Sterling.
Ann
Sothern
and
Ruth
Gordon.
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January
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1942
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Me
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STEVENS
rrlnce
Hubert,
nc
Etecutnr.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News,
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SPX'ONI)
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88
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Loan
Is
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Chance
to
Help
and
avc!
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TALKS!
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Prince
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to
.Quickly
Over-Suhcrihc
and
We
Can
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Storage
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