PAGE
TWO
Utmost
in
Quality
tt
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r
1
,
ALADA
TEA
PIG
TEX
STEP
INS
LIGHT
BEIGE,
BEIGE,
BLUE
AND
WINE.
JUST
ARRIVED!
These
Shoes
are
the
finest
of
their
kind
on
the
market
.
.
.
Built
with
flexible
oak-tanned
soles,
raised
platform
soles
and
very
soft
tex
leathers.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
Attention
Trappers:
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
Good
Work
of
Hospital
.
.
.
The
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
has
had
another,
year
of
successful
operation
and
the
board
of
directors
and
managing
staff
are
to
be
congratulated.
The
hospital
has
provided
a
high
standard
of
service,
as
all
who
have
had
to
be
there
will
agree,
and,
in
so
doing,
maintained
a
satisfactory
financial
position.
Better
times
generally
in
Prince
Rupert,
no
doubt,
had
a
direct
beneficial
effect
upon
the
hospital
finances
to
offset
the!
problems
arising
from
the
continued
burden
of
recent!
building
expansion
and
mounting
costs
Special
Price
for
LADIES'
and
GENTS'
NEW
SPUING
CLOTHING
27.50
and
up.
B.
LAMB,
Tailo
Phone
Black
787
WE
PAY
NEW
YORK
PRICES
FOR
ALL
RAW
FURS.
PHONE
r.2a
GOLDBLOOM
The
Old
Reliable"
mjmmnmmimmsm'mimwKmm
r
302
Third
Ave.
XV.
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarclli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
511
ERASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
arc
doing
the
same.
fixtures:
Hospital
service
is
a
vital
essential
in
war
as
in
peace
'
and
it
is
gratifying
to
see
that
it
is
being
so
well
main-
M.
tained
here
Toilers
1
C.
Fraser
138
T.
Hall
171
L,
Croxford
182
C.
Kellett
218
Low
score
(men's
..
116
Low
score
(lady's)
.142
T.
Fraser
Handicap
18
j
Stone's
I
Dickens
205
.
Phllllpson
,
200
1
Reaugh
..."
203
'
Husay
17$
N.
Stone
300
B.
Stone
186
Handicap
76
Armstrong
99
McMeekln
177
Low
score
a!....
139
Handicap
21
Totals
1034
Peoples
Store
Campbell
100
L.
Felsenthal
175
Domlnato
127
Robertson
217
Stone
145
Mrs.
Felsenthal
139
Handicap
135
2
1S3
199
332
234
ITS
43
Totals
947
lit
1191
Alley
Cats
B.
Reaugh
176
Robbie
248
N.
Bremner
150
P.
Carr
116
N.
Asemlssen
142
M.
Asemlssen
183
Handicap
20
106
301
173
lf3
305
197
20
Totals
IMS
1155
Totals
-
-1345
1139
Woanjas
H.
Woodside
117
S.
Woodside
206
B.
Peterson
180
J.
Clmble
212
F.
James
187
S.
Davis
140
Handicap
58
Totals
1100
Pushovers
DeJong
132
DeJong
179
Madill
128
tO.
Franklin
152
V.
Wrathall
188
l
i
;
t
t
.
t
"
J"
Comadina
132
hp
touldn
t
Happen
in
Japan
...
!hSSp
rsot
a
few
of
their
white
friends
were
at
the
special
SaT-Mor-tram
on
Saturday
to
bid
farewell
to
Japanese
evacuees
"
2
being
taken
from
this
defence
zone
for
the
duration
of
SS
m
the
war.
It
was
a
scene
for
which
we
could
hardly
imag-'p.
stegavig
174
ine
a
counter-part
in
Japanese
territory.
It
would
take
D-
Baiiinger
243
a
considerable
stretch
of
the
imagination
to
think
of
A
Alger
123
white
people
in
Janan
hpino-
r0A
;
cv,
n
Handicap
52
-
-
j
e
vva
n,
cuni
a.
i
I
ICHUl
V
i
manner.
Possiblv
these
.Tnna
12C
181
273
140
165
178
76
147
162
218
262
15S
22$
58
3
125
300
14
230
161
137
45
ltl
225
206
151
20
1123
1213
1097
199
156
166
196
149
166
76
173
184
153
130
166
218
76
1102
173
202
145
215
145
159
58
136
222
188
188
126
181
76
1015
1G89
173
291
207
145
144
137
52
150
223
199
116
224
137
176
1"!6
205
193
"94
52
Totals
....1152
1199
11S8
appreciate
the
difference
in
the
courtesy
and
considera-'
,link'
Dinks
tion
that
they
are
receiving
in
internment
here
from
the
H"
SL'
';
172
treatment
which
we
have
good
reason
to
believe
is
being
ZJf
2?
accorded
Britons
'and
Amovno
T
,.
t
y.
"'"viivbuo
uaudii
s
enemy
uuen
in
Nipponese
territory
today.
185
201
240
111
223
Totals
,
1038
1037
1198
Won
Lost
Pts.
Tollers
24
9
24
Sav-Mor
20
13
20
Pushovers
18
j
Rinky
Dinks
18
reopies
siore
la
Stone's
13
Alley
Cats
11
Woanjas
10
21
933
171
123
188
179
169
72
135
15
15
15
20
22
23
21
983
218
157
211
182
192
103
135
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
PROP.
"A
Home
Away
From
Home"
Rales
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Wafer
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
IOC
THEvjDAlLY
NEWS
TUESDAY.
MAR..H
,
STILL
LEAD
W
FORCE
'
IN
BOWLING
IS
WINNER
Toilers
Have
Substantial
Martin
In
Mixed
1-casup
In
Spite
Of
Defeat
in
Latest
Fixture
Soared
Clean
Sweep
VkUiry
Over
Signals
In
Five
Tin
Bowline
League
i
Air
Force
won
a
clean
sweep
With
the
regular
pteylng
sched-
three
games
to
nil
victory
over
ule
lor
the
seasan
row
aeariy
Signals
las!
night
In
the
Men's
over.
Tollers
seem
to
be
qwHeve
Pin
Bowllns
League.
Other
secure
In
their
posftlon
of
leader-
1
fixtures
resulted
a$
follows:
ship
In
the
standing
even
though
Armour's
2;
Albert
&
McCaf-,they
were
defeated
two
games
to
i
'erV
1.
one
by
Alley
Oats
hi
the
kiat
'
Chinese
Youth
Association
2.
'played
fixtures.
SavMors
are
back
twks
1.
jln
the
runner-up
spot
as
a
result'
RMy
Kilowatts
2,
Lawn
Biwl-
ol
a
clean
swep
victory
over
n
Pushovers
who
had
been
In
second
'
Armour's
I
place
with
Rlnkey
Dinta
who
also
T"1
274
lost
a
clean
nweep
to
People's
I9!'
-
109
Store.
In
the
fourth
f
the
latest11
1W
set
of
fixtures,
Serae
Clothiers
I
D,
IV?
defeated
Waanlac
frra'tuncs
to
.
Asemtaeen
179
one.
In
the
next
scheduled
Mixed
League
bowling
fixtures
Wednesday
night
-the
following
will
meet:
First
session
Rinky
Dinks
vs.
Woanjas;
Toilers
vs.
Pushovers.
Second
session
Stone's
People's
Store;
Alley
Cats
vs.
vs.
Mor.
I
Individual
scoring
in
the
test
Haatfteap
21
Totals
330
Albert
&
McCaffery
1
Bach
267
Hrt
141
TuUy
163
Low
Score
109
Sav-
inn
188
I
Handicap
46
Totals
Air
Force
I
Brown
182
Cote
.229
Haodley
172
Orapper
2QI
Oopp
.212
I&ndieap
63
Totals
IG
10
IL
ID
IS
:
E
u
:L
159
126
102
238
as
21
2
193
190
350
126
194
46
1101
2
164
233
152
245
131
63
4.
3
226
191
m
233
183
21'
339
1837
3
148
151
210
188
209
46
?!
193
274
252"
163
213
63
I0's
1QS9
975
1
1(3
Signal
1
j
j
.
Lawiord
151
Lamkil
104
Pettie
98
,,:Hllder
in
i
nauaicap
Totals
808
Steelworkers
1
Cymbal
.205
'
Carr
226
Linney
"avis
159
Hetherington
209
Husoy
186
Handicap
31
Totals
1015
Chinese
Youth
1
H.
Lee
240
J-
Lee
172
Fong
190
K.
Lee
...206
Lew
214
Handicap
17
Totals
1039
Lawn
Routers
1
McMeekln
225
Vance
:
218
Van
Berkel
108
Davis
325
Paul
180
Handicap
80
190
183
108
123
203
134
911
2
241
173
305
223
238
41
1221
2
210
190
187
164
107
17
875
2
166
170
187
151
207
80
122
!
130
1591
178
134
818
3
190
249
157
206
194
41
1037
3
223
225
i
182!
188
!
21
e;
17
1051
.y
242
otal
i...U39
961
1009
Kilowatts
j
12
Klrulor
.
,
.....157
255
Savllle
I......143
221
Rudderham
288
185
Comadina
j
.213
217
Kellett
777
309
Handicap
16
16
Sockcyc
Salmon
Fancy
Red
Ilcrrinjf
in
Tomato
Sauce
Sandwich
Spreads
Spiced
Salmon
Smoked
Salmon
Bloater
192
147
203
80
3
242
179
ICO
244
231
16
1091
1203
1072
ifs
m
m
Iw
inia
uuu
is
on
every
Ocri
Tabfef.
look
for
if.
RUSSIA'S
CLAIM
Russia
based
Its
original
claim
to
ownership
of
Alaska
on
explorations
by
Bering
and
Chirskof
from
1728
to
1742.
5
THE
SEAL
OF
5
QUALITY
A
O
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
637
AMAMiAMAlKI
BUILDING
WORKERS
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert.
rt.C.
METROIMH.r.
HALL
Meetings
every
fourth
Sunday
In
the
month
at
2
pin.
Unit
No.
1
:
ShlpwrlthU.
Joiners.
Boat
Builders
and
Caulkers.
Unit
No.
2
Painters.
Paper-hangers
and
Decorators.
Secretary:
Phone
Blue
113,
P.O.
Box
1113
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
Catala
every
Tuesday
1:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Thursday
pm.
Cardena
every
Friday
10:30-
p.m.
,
Due
Vancouver
Monday
ajn.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Leaving
March
10
and
24,
midnight.
Full
Information,
Ticket
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Aent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
Announcement
We
are-glad
to
announce
that
we
are
now
adding
a
SHOE
REPAIRING
DEPT.
at
our
shop,
with
Mr.
Charlie
W.
Yatt
In
full
charge.
As
Charlie
has
many
yars
experience
In
the
trade
he
knows
how
to
rebuild
your
6hoc
right.
Let
him
do
It
for
you,
We
also
carry
DRESS
SHOES
AND
WORKING
BOOTS.
LING,
the
Tailor
Sixth
Street
Phone.
(I
JO
Suits
Pressed
by
8team
While
You
Walt.
If
every
one
of
Canada's
new
army
of
wage-earners
saves
more,
the
country's
effort
toward
winning
the
war
will
be
greatly
helped.
Every
dollar
you
save
means
more
labour
and
materials
freed
for
making
the
war
goods
so
urgently
needed.
These
savings,
lent
to
the
country
In
the
purchase
of
War
Savings
Certificates
or
Victory
Loan
Bonds
lent
to
intensify
Canada's
war
effort
will
bring
victory
and
peace
nearer.
wife
COATS
DRESSES
SUITS
JACKETS
to
At
Annette's
.
.
.
exclude
home
of
the
leadinp
coal
and
dress
manufacturers
in
Canada,
such
as
Fashion
Preferred,
Fashion
Guild.
Icicr
Fan,
Evelyn
Allien,
Carol
Dcane
and
others.
A
1
s
o
for
the
host
Founda
lion
Garments,
NATURES
RIVAL
and
WONDER
RRA.
Annette
Ladies
Wear
GOOD
SERVICE
...
to
Our
Country
and
Homes
ah
Our
country
requests
us
to
conserve
uasollne
ve
w
y.
advised
that
we
shall
not
be
able
to
replace
tires
for
cM
vve
iruucib
vuur
poinwrninrf
i-n
nn
n
ntr
lie
10
i
at
least
jiuuty
oi
(jiumpv
service,
iiy
iiaclne
an
coai
""
.ye
ONK
DAY
IJLFORK
DIXIVKRY
IS
FXPLCTIO,
ytn
'
J.
us
to
route
our
deliveries
In
the
most
economical
ma"nffr
by
constrvtnc
both
tlrej.
and
taroline.
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EYITT
&
CO.
LTD.
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