of
the
tinal
learn
before
it
left:
circumstance
the
capital
to
get
an
inkling
of
,,..,.1......
'.
K
m
T3rinrc
Rupert
Oaiiv
nctos
ttO.
Monthly.
February
Hi.
1)4R
iu
iiuU-uUulilii-s.
"The
prs.",.hi
'
Jul
Vt'
t
.
.
SHORT
SPORT:
t
team
is
In
no
way
comparable
nium
.
tea
Sports
Today
,
.1...
.
j
.
nil
..
Ost.ash.ower
183
172
204
McMeekin
167
274
141
E.
Smith
!
P.
Dickens
to
the
squaci
inui
iookco
so
i
euy
.
Sports
faas
in
general
and
bad
against
Mr-GUI
and
army
Jhe
p,
ilU
f,
writes
Tommy
e
u-adv
headquarters."
to
in
particular
m
snort
columnists
IS'
ncIpecially
the
Ottawa
CItfcen.
-
?.
J
BASKETBALL
j
SAVOYS
WIN
CLOSE
GAME
Consolidated
Hold
in
Senior'
Honors
Port
Edward
and
.,
I..
SI
11;
':,
LADIES'
LEAGUE
BOWLING
SCORES
.
...
162
181
108
192
168
170
835
943
82o
Totals
COASTERS
5C0TIANS
IN
LEAD
n.
a.
croim
who
members
care
Any
w
mad
against
McGlll
in
an
ex-
lin.
They
'
to
,
to
admit
they
were
wrongeve
c
.
:v-;
noma
hnrn
In
n
trim
UlllPr
im
tve
152
212
187
181
125
115
138
216
246
115
212
101
125
181
134
M.
Scharff
In
the
Ladles'
Five
Pin
Lea?ue
b.
Knutson
...
last
week.
Rosa
Lee's
were
up
M.
Lewis
-
front
defeating
Watts
and
Nick-
A
rpnt.nn
if
th;U'
home
team
wins
run-
,
-
:'""!!
MEN'S
B"
LEAGUE
5
PINS
!
TEAM
Pts
SCOTIAN9
25
FISH
DOCK
24
THORNCLIFFS
23
GROTTO
::l
MOOSE
21
STONES
21
THOM
3.
M
19
CANFISCO
18
SIGNALS
-x
17
CO-OP
17
MUTTS
MAPLE
LEAFS
.
..
14
valuation
or
u.e
present
team
-
im
While
no-
trarv
to
nrrdictijiis.
Fish
IliM'k
in
Second
Place
'
in
Five
Pin
Howls
Totals
712
946
783'
-:-"
should
De
tnrown
away.
-uUfd
ability
u
rpallv
unluumv
that
01l
H;
.
...
iH
cv.-iiisive
Canada's
Olympic
hockey
team
erson
three
games
and
bowling
the
highest
team
score
of
.839.
Zona
Hedley
starred
for
the
team,
bowling
the
high
three
MILLER
BAY
j
Savoys
consolidated
their
pos-
Peterson
101
f
167
164
ukm
at
the
top
of
the
clty
bas-
n
H,rt
84
87
ketball
senior
"A"
league
frame-
'
leadership
of
the
Men's
Five
Pin
showed
its
heels
to
the
rest
of
(
what
many
forget
is
that
after
SCRATrf
r,"
t.,,,,,,
ot
the
end
of
the
world
at
St.
Moritz.
column-
McGill
game.
Ottawa
I-
-
t.i:
nil
mil,
ti
i
.
v
-
-
"kii
le"
Do,
127
1.18
1
1
1
work
Saturday
night
by
deteat-
game
score
of
726
for
an
aver-
smith
..
82
137
85
the
week
by
defeating
Mutts
twd
ists
from
coast
to
coast
are
still
,aciing
team
in
the
S?nior
Ot-
f.
i
".lines
to
one.
Fish
Dock
drop-
j
regarding
th?
feat
as
"an
ex-
tawa
city
League
New
Etlin-,
-
ing
Brownwoods
46-38
in
the
571)
600
('.22
Civic
Centre
gvm
after
a
slow
,
start
that
saw
the
shoemen
Stones
with
13
points.
lato
a
rfnminant.
nnsitinn
until
The
scorers:
ping
to
second
place
as
a
result
,
ceptional
up-et"
or
conclucling
mirgh
donated
five
players:!
:
of
a
clean
sweep
defeat
at
the
(n)m
the
results
that
Europe's
Rt,s
spnroeter.
Ab
Renaud.
Pe'e
fikJKl
hands
of
Co-ops.
Sam
Jurmain
teams
were
given
too
much
ol
'
Lr-U-nnitz.
Ted
Hibberd
and
age
of
245.
1
Totals
Ethel
Knutson
.of
Savoy
bowl-
ect
the
highest
single
game
with
T"-
Braun
a
score
of
276.
1
L.'
Thornton
The
team
scores
were
as
f
ol
-1
W.
n
lows:
'G
Van
Meer
145
211
231
124
139
167
110
114
81
138
228
212
203
174
185
720
866
876
Individual
scoring:
Senior
of
Maple
Leafs
monopolized
the
an
acjVance
build-up
and
wire
j
p
ran
Dunster.
all
regulars
in
1
www
half
time.
In
the
two
intermediate
league
games.
Port
Edward
defeated
Morgan's
37-27
and
Bo-Me-Hi
high
scoring
honors
witn
a
nign
lu)t
j;,,;
competition.
Mho
winning
Olympic
team.
J
Brownwoods
Forman
3,
Lav-
Totals
igne
8,
Hartwig
4.
Gurvich
9.
single
game
of
339
and
the
high
Anwns
th
ise
who
don't
hav?
'
Murray
Dnwey,
Wally
Haider
and
j
Pierce
4.
Scherk
4.
Total.
38.
jaggre
ite
of
694.
t((
b;u
k-pedal
now
are
Ottawa
George
Mara,
who
starred
over-
j
135
103
I
overcame
Fashion
Footwear
34-
Rosa
Lee's
3.
Watts
and
Nick
erson
0.
Annettes
2,
Coasters
1.
Scuby's
3,
Miller
Bay
0.
Moose
2,
Blowers
1.
MOOSE-H
Astoria
D.
Hilton
.
200
261
Savoy
M.
Holkestad
4,
Davis;
The
team
scores
were
as
lot-1
Raiibirds
who
saw
just
enougn
sens
cast
their
Toronto
Com-
)
159
197
'90
uhile
in
the
Junior
League.
105
l,)l)
l.s;)i.
,
ti,u
OnUnl
v,ir
a
o
TJlL-otnrt
17
H:in?flll
Al-
liu--
D.
Taylor
merclal
League
team
a
number
j
tr-
.
.
.
,
111
1.10
ic
OLUiies
uvtriiaii
xiimi
01
huui
vj
u,
iv.
wv
...
-o
-
HOI
Grisdall
Lucky
Strikes
2.
Sweet
Sixteen
fn?1,?p
104
187
92
a
31-15
score.
,
exander,
Arney
7,
Morgan
8.'
Co-op
3,
Fish
Dock
0.
148
206
180
158
167
120
1.
199
103
131
Mel
Thompson
and
Reg
Lav-
Dominato
2.
Murray,
McClymont
Klo,ies
2.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
1
-
iscm
igne
of
Brownwoods
set
a
pace
2.
Total,
46.-
;Thonvliifs
2.
Canfisco
1.
,
Smlmons
915
829
of
certain
wins.
We
do
not
hold
the
opinion,"
says
Shields,
"that
any
one
part
of.Canada
can
lay
claim
to
any
special
distinction
for
the
Flyers'
Olympic
triumph.
While
three
Scotians
2.
Mutts
1.
I
Totals
Intermediate
I
BLOWER
S-L.
KKeaves
F.
Morrison
..
E.
Houston
.
C.
Hinton
....
M.
fcalderoni
Totals
Bankers
2,
Manson's
1.
Variety
2,
Comets
1.
Orange
2,
Westview
1.
Toilers
2,
Cosmos
1.
Savoy
Swingers
2,
Big
Sisters
182
87
92
that
brought
the
shoemen
11
:
124
179
120
p0U1ts
during
the
first
quarter.
I
Fashion
728
666
737
This
8ave
them
a
seven
point
enzlea
6.
Carl
Zarelli,
?
Phone
37
k,
FRASER
STL
Prince
Rjj-
173
204
198
223
133
201
Footwear
Teng
4.
Vukovich
8,
James
2.
Moose
2.
Maple
Leafs
1.
'
B
MM'cNab
Signals
2.
Grotto
1.
;
n
i.indseth
The
individual
scorine
was
as
:
W.
Smith
14.1
174
113
lptid
thnt
hart
diminished
to
five
I
McChesnev.
Slatta
2,
Arnsten
132
l.i6
outstanding
players
were
added
)
R.
Houston
145
842
follows.
from
Toronto,
that
was
Just
a
I
SWEET
SIXTEEN
E.
Duncan
182
19
F.
McKinnon
136
at
half
time
and
t0
a
five"Point
Total.
22.
187
139
103
115
deficit
at
the
three-quarter
Bo-Me-Hi
Shier
12.
Scherk
173
142
804
947
206
201
142
157
182
243
198
172
'
13
13
94fi
H.
Wriaht
...
1.
ROSA
LEE'S-Mary
Postuk
Elsie
Morse
S.
Famsav
Z.
Hedley
I.
Ramsay
123
148
196
CO-OP
N.
n
Powell
V.
Ward
G.
Viereck
115
150
134
247
130
13
iJ
time
whistle.
i2.
Spring
2,
Olsen,
Davidson
',.
115
203
145
Savoy
broke
loose
in
the
third
Carlson,
Boulter
2.
Total,
34.
109
198
J.
Novak
243
218
D.
Nelson
176
215
138
160
147
186
177
145
142
198
13
190
122
265
247
979
Port
Edward
Totals
bdo
8.1'J
isv
quarter
when
Rupert
Holkestad
LUCKY
STRIKES
trained
his
sights
on
the
hoop
Venn
a.
n.
rj.
ward
900
A
Message
lo
792
875
I
Totals
I
SCOTIANS
W.
McChesnev
183
J.
Wide
l150
J.
Davidson
223
T.
Graham
.
,r'
Handicap
13',i
Totals
10j
MOOSE
824
Parlett
r
Bellamy
11.
Hamoton
147
E
Friesen
97
H.
McKinnon
nn!
Totals
872
988
Totals
iti
n-n
r.i,rn(iB
A
Wn
lrfr
Hl'nOKS
t
in
WATTS
&
NICKERSON-
J
Bou
ter
and
dropped
in
four
baskets
and
0"
"
zvl
B.
Smith
li?
HO
119
.,
,
,
.
,
Gurney
7.
Woods,
Harris.
nn
Dan-
Totals
106
843
830
Evcrv
(laiiiulian
Family
ifi
fi'5
i;
warren
oy
;
iels.
Barton
2.
Vickers
8.
Total.
FiSH
DOCK-
172
142
172
179
190
107
15!),"'T'tais
700
804
950
37
netting
Pope
Watson,
Lien
8.
Letter
209
17rf
i
alllU
WiLil
l
LuiiiLa
A.
Pierce
223
J.
Shenton
132
A.
Wrathall
137
K.
Moxlev
151
V.
Wraathall
234
Totals
877
ANNETTES
Montgomery
131
Morgan's
781
two
in
each
of
the
first
"
two
832
9441
BANKERS
-
.
W
Ilsirk
137
148
118
."'
Rill
6.
Jones
4,
Scharff
7,
Roth-
JJohn.son
189
200
j
142
154
:
91
181
189
10ft
180
232
956
1014
163
195
149
101)
193
162
;
189
163
I
18
18
I
813
798
I
LIFE
INSURANCE
MAPLE
LEAFS-
Miller
154
135
163
121
146
132
202
161
88
186
142
138
4
4
745
742
'
Jarmain
339
1(18
quarters,
iu
in
me
inira
anu
,.
.
,
.
.
i;,i,.;
Eidsvick
,l.
,,r
n
,
well,
Carlson,
Webster,
Wallace
...
oi
211
l
.t
.i.
three
in
the
fourth.
.
,
0
118
'2.
Total,
27.
T
Low
Score
148
142
b
Nelson
171
301
,M.
Amadio
117
119
175
180
213
1
me
energetic
start
maae
oy
,
junior
'
Handicap
171
207
133
18
973
754
883J708
Brownwoods
inspired
a
measure
,
h
Sc.hoolLaree
1.
Smith
Totals
!of
hoDe
in
the
fans
that
here
at
.
.
,
103
Whittaker
4
'
D
Ziapka
Hilton
'"l
Handicap
Totals
1
GROTTO
-,,9
Leverett
148
Anderson
193
Vuckovich
is.eicneson,
joiuisuo.
oun-
Q7
qi
,J
"
last
was
a
victory
for
the
un-
,
nlapk.
wehber.
Weiss
.
THOM
SHEET
METAL
171
184
M.
Baxter
Totals
MANSON'S
B.
Manson
T.
Dell
A.
Sparks
J.
Christensen
B.
Cowgill
.
Totals
Chest
Colds
Miller
71
100
168
cierciog
snomen
dui,
as
usual,
,
.
.
;,,
Tnt,i
is
E.
185
148
138
174
141
166
152
174
201
142
181
'.'33
I
249
130
,
180
211
17
'
228
'37
I
I9
112
thpy
failed
t0
carrv
out
the
'stnp'i.'-
rarlsnn
Dumas
2.
E.
Speers
Tubb
nn
ion
190
lO
i-OO
1J1
,,vt
i
'.q
TVinmntnn
tA
t
V
o
Cfnr-
.
.
t
Ok.t.,.
721
717
7.1
wesch.
Walsh
2,
Lesieur
13.
Holt.
-".'.
Act
promptly
to
844
1045
920
ing
xor
orownwoous
wiui
.one
1
M"lsp
McChesney
6
ChrIstoff
8.
Total,
points,
followed
by
Lavigne
Lavigne
,,
J.
De
Wage
VARIETY
31
185
203
175
Shrubsall
247
191
Totals
17-,'
ARMY
-.
.
,
MacQuarrie
.a
140
140
140
Ho
R
MiHisallem
...
95
relieve
muscular
soreness
and
tightness,
fits
of
coughing
in
the
night.
Tonight,
at
bedtime,
I
C
K
S
rub
on
time-tested
H.
Edgar
160
160
180
180
with
un
eight.
eigm..
L.
Lvkeeaard
118
,
Thp
lcaue
standings
to
date:
I
!&u,-
990
v
44
Port
Edward's
vlftory
over
Senior
League
r.
v.rmwv.iv
T
.
1
.
-.
'
,,
v
n.,n.nn
-
W
-.
.
.
.
V,
t-
H3.
175
.
163
122
1
i
9
ii;
.
1V
1o
141
100
838
938
,
137
162
171
179
175
1
17
934
A.
McLean
164
172
164
s
"'""S"1
Savoy
11
a
1034
985
900
Stanleton
,-i
lJ1
w,
I.iisiineton
.Shier
i
Hfinriirap
.689
.667
.176
Handicap
Totals
W.
Bremner
STONE'S
-13.
Windle
B
Simondson
L
Totals
ui
in
mat
n
tne
suoarDannes
naa
got
co-ops
11
5
COMElfe
...
into
the
conflict
last
fall
instead
n,fiu,,i
rmris
1
14
296
Totals
lla
oi
im
.
N.
Douaher'.v
f
mij
ti,
tr
K
Reid
130
252
189
Intermediate
I.eauue
174
;
i
r
itrr:iiTftV
r
ri
Oo'jphui
l
'
i
l
i
us
sianame
m
tne
lntermeaiaie
203'
178
158
260
225
184
186
272
170
..
14
j.iu
i....i
r
l
lili
Nit.
-i
I
I
-f
l
D.
McKenzie
0
1000
j.
Minton
7
.461
D.
Stewart
?o
ioi
League
would
have
been
a
de-
.??
ii?
155
nit-
ti,,,t
t
th
rsua
Merchants
Z,,3i
'l..i.
I
iflern
(l"o.
BliH'k
I
ltlnn"i
'
B.
McBeth
OOU
tOl
iLi
'-ll-V
LllllUt
VJ
1.111.
VV-tilia
Totals
....
40(1
H.
Duncan
Fashion
Footwear
Port
Edward
6
9
4
9
1
U
ORANGE
.
..,
.no
tors
have
made
a
eood
showina
.303
.08?
E.
Anderson
nst)
vjt
10.3
"
"
umqnv
iaq
19Q
140
every
time
thev
have
Dlaved.
"u'fa
l
E.
Johansen
F.
Gardner
A.
Wide
.....
.
114
125
165
123
98
153
O.
Newton
52
Hish
score
for
Port
Edward
Ladies'
League
148
was
T.
Venn,
with
nine
points.
People's
Store
,8
1
73G
Lien
of
Morgan's
marked
up
3
High
School
'3
4
points
for
his
team.
;
Sweet
Sixteen
1
7
Totals
692
727
WHFBKAH
smlsfitriorv
prir
or
ln.s
of
tlif
Btinvp
Orli'icntc
nf
Tttlf
Is
ued
in
the
name
nt
Kliahi
ih
Mat-well
Y'iUiikin
Iiik
l-en
tiled
In
UHJ
ntfiee.
notice
is
hereby
flven
tlmt
I
of
one
month
i
-.hall
Bt
the
expirntum
from
the
!te
of
the
firi
pnliH.
-tli.n
hereof.
U-,ne
Prnvnloiml
fir-
,
tiliriite
of
Title
In
lieu
of
the
kiOiI
Inst
Cert
If
Irate
unless
In
the
menu-;
time
vnlld
ohjertlon
be
rmide
to
me
In
writing.
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nt
the
I
mil
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of
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ANDHEW
THOMPSN
Deputy
Registrar
ol
Titles.
;
Totals
923
1004
1002
CANFISCO
P.
Paulson
.
90
122
190
L.
Moonev
104
121
100
M.
Stokes
56
113
199
F.:
Shier
199
181
201
L.
Garner
125
lfft)
178
Handicap
.
78
99
73
Totals
652
896
947
THORNCLIFFS
-
M'lthevm
..
194
244
312
Crawlev
187
152
270
WESTVIEW
V.
McDonald
152
138
.889
.429
.125
.923
.833
.154
"
wt-iin
luttiinrvimui.
junior
i.eae'ue
147
D.
Dibb
168
133
199
A.
Parker
155
ar"cs
6""'c,
ov-mc-ni
tuminu-
(,3
Taxi
VI
1
112
ed
its
unbroken
series
of
vie-i
stone's
10
2
143
164
93
S.
Hartwia;
Low
Score
98
123
li
torie
by
sweeping
over
Fashion
'
nvrns
2
11
Totals
nu
ioi
T?nn,,vo-
Footwear
in
tho
the
f,-,w
fourth
quarter
'.
,.
,
Two
sailings
per
week
for
VANCOt'VF.It
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday.
1:30
pm..
Cata'n
Fiudavs.
12
midnight,
Cardena
STEWART
and
A
I.
ICE
AKM
Sundavs,
12
midniaht
Ol'F.EN
(
IHRI.OTTES
VUll
MASSETT
AMI
POUT
CLEMENTS
February
6
and
20
FOR
SOl'TII
ISLANDS
February
8
and
22
j
High
School
in
alter
trailing
them
during
the
j
117
!
DlRin
l.Y
OR
indihh'TI.y,
Life
Insurance
liemfiis
0l
from
coast
to
coast
.
.
.
olil
aiul
voun"
.
.
.
inowi
eJvlvv
ui
vT
ill
lit)
cc
173
128
periods.
The
two
teams
reached
I
108
three-quarter
time
with
a
20-20
:
life.
Ihis
report
tells
how
more
than
Ml
I.Ht
zoo
tie.
companies
in
Cianaila
male
V)
iT
another
vi'.ir
oi
726
Shier
and
Scherk
of
Bo-Me-Hi
expulsion
ami
preparation
for
the
luiiirc.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Anent
Third
Ave.
Phone
563
'
1
Protects
more
people
th
HOE
SAL
,
l-'vrry
yt-jr
Inure
''"
lite
imuume
ditv
mm'
hi
.lure
their
riU.
N
"
.,llc,t
'
millHn
p"i..yh"l
"'!
.'',r!'
lv
x
.
"
lone
It't.iK
ru-.it
TOILERS
B.
Ellison
79
128
G.
Richards
107
153
J'
Hill
138
105
M.
Wide
177
150
J.
Menkes
173
145
Totals
V..
674
681
COSMOS
A.
Holkestad
220
77
R.
Black
157
147
A
Lindseth
90
144
M
Petersen
182
120
B.
McChesney
....
198
145
j
Totals
847
639
I
SAVOY
SWINGERS
j
E.
Knutson
276
167
A.
Kellett
135
119
p
Mnn'nes
172
125
L.
Erickson
238
166
:R.
McCallum
..
.
165
187
;
Totals
-
986
764
BIG
SISTERS
B
Gomez
138
163
B.
Alexander
81
100
J.
Dickens
116
11a
1
E.
Rothwell
.
-
155
198
;
M.
Hougan
61
227
Totals
551
833
Oivt
WUR
CAR
PtRSONAL
10UCH
77
shared
top
in
scoring
honors
with
146
12
points
each
while
Vukovich
lc,i
was
heavy
marksman
for
Fash-11?
ion
Footwear.
His
three
baskets
0
in
the
first
quarter
gave
the
shoemen
their
lead
wheih
they
jjc,
held
until
late
in
the
game.
J3g
In
the
Junior
game,
Stone's
109
led
the
striving
High
School
If'?
team
in
all
of
the
four
quarters
801
i
,
...
.
of
a
game
that
was
unique
be-
177
i
cause
of
its
large
number
of
144
frce
throws.
In
the
second
and
T
KELPS
US
WWttLS
TURNING'
2
Helps
families
meet
emergencies!
K
In
lM7,
over
$
0
milium
was
.i..I
10
bene-
0
.
,
lni.in
tor
ili-jih
lUinu!
'Ihu
numcy
luliH'i
wnlows
to
nuinfjni
thrtr
homes,
i-tliuaic
tlieir
,
-
(InUlieii,
auJ
incci
(iirieni
cxixfii.
',
in'.
third
quarters,
High
School
175
scored
12
successive
free
throws.
"li
,
Simundsen
scored
four
and
em
Dan's
Service
Station
McBride
St.
Green
605
3
Thousands
of
happy
.
endings!
..
.
erged
with
a
record
of
12
points
Mure
tlun
M
t
ol
all
mr
Advertise
in
the
Daiiy
News!
tops
for
his
team.
-rnt
to
'
pdlkyhoMers!
f',4
Watch
the
Classified
Ads!
I
Lesieur
was
top
scorer
for
.
t
jnjilum
rcteiveii
roe
iu
lomtortjMe
ipnrnne.uv
pi.J"'
lolltjie
cJuuCiou
iof
b-
1,lJ
il':1'
ON
OUR
ENTIRE
STOCK
OF
4
These
dollars
really
work!
L.it
year
ilic
lile
iiiMiraiiie
lompunies
intcil
many
millions
of
dollars
in
liurlwurs,
railways,
nniitr
nl.inis
ami
other
iru'ustrics.
public
-oiks
&arlUtr
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
50
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
'
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
anl
government
bonds
...
us
cli
as
ii
f.ir1s
Children's
Shoes
i
Also
Prices
(Jrcatlv
Reduced
on
CHILD'S,
YOUTHS'
and
I
JOYS'
ami
homes,
llicse
ins-estments
create
new
jnm
help
raise
living
standarils
lor
all.
0
5
Toward
a
healthier
Canada
l'
.
.
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...
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Pn'.tl.e
,
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bit
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linancial
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help
bt
ihr
;
!he
menace
o(u..uer
t,,Ur
help
(or
builtlins
a
healthier
nam
RUHHER
HOOTS
Shop
Now!!
And
Save
!!
COLORS
Rrown
Hlacli
:
"
While
-
v.
IJIatk
Patent
SIZES
Infants'
()0-5
Children
.....
fi-lO'i
Misses'
and
Youths'
11-5
A
Dessert
U
tlie
crowning
IVjTTTSn
M
I
I
m
touch
of
a
meal
hIioii
JGShSrfl
I
you
servft
"Royal
City"
fjfl
I
I
ltarllttt
Pears."
I'
PimyT
I
I
t
(SJiRI
I
I
6
Meeting
higher
living
costs!
Ki
the
tost
ot
livin.K
rises,
mure
life
insurance
protection
is
needed.
S)
to
help
provide
lor
today
greatly
increased
demands
on
lamily
budects,
many
people
piircluH-d
iidditional
hie
insutancc
diirmK
the
past
year.
SALE
COMMENCES
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
1
1948
FOU
ONE
WKEK
ONLY
AT
,
j
1
1
It
is
good
ritizenslii
,
LIFE
INSURANCE
?4
v
CANNED
FOODS
1
j
A
mugc
I
mm
the
lilt
lmHmnce
Comane
i
A
PIECE
OF
GOOD
LUCK
And
it
won't
come
by
picking
up
a
horse
shoe.
You'll
have
all
the
good
luck
you
need
for
buying
or
selling
needed
services
and
articles
by
using
the
classified
section
of
The
Daily
News.
The
Daily
News
"
-
...
I
I
Thursday,
Friday
and
Sa
turd-
New
Metlakatla
vs.
Rupert-