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SKI
CARNIVAL
SMTTHXRS
A
two-da
slu
carr.ivaf
is
being
p'.irned
by
th
SnuO-rfn
Si
Cluo
lor
Feoruar
jr
(
39
and
21
and
invitations
are
Being
sent
to
ail
centra!
B-
C
eiHRJHunStSe
to
take
part
in
the
annual-
loarnament
t
'
ST
LQTIS.
!?
Eobert
'Kirnlan.
former
Cn.ted
Slates
F
'.-.iitfr
Genersi.
sold
his
in-I
terfft
ia
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
ti
11
cl.3
yesterday
to
hi-5
pi::r.-:r.
Frei
M.
Saigh
jr.
H.:r.n:exn
said
he
L?
getting
c-jt
cf
th?
gme
on
his
dactor'F
'
or-.er-?
P
wouki
not
disclose
the
,
p-e
bit
rumors
p-g
it
at
not
Civic
Centre
Dates
.
.
SATURDAY
Sperts
I
pm.
5
2:00
Teen
Ase
B-idminton
j
2.
CO
Adult
Casual
Badminton
;
7:03
Teen
Ae
Badminton
!
Baskcthatt
Larue
Games
f
r
Rapert
Kote!
vs
Kinsmen
...
i
i
.ao
in
.r!
liiniwH1.
ngu
School
vs
Merchants
E:45
-Sensor
Brown
woods
vs.
Bavoy
10.00
W.jm.-n
Miller
Bay
vs.
-
.BASKETBALL
Rirlem
Globe
Trotters
ran
into
the
strongest
opposition
of
the
f!rst
part
of
their
northern
basketball
tour
Xedr.e'day
af-
!
fernoon
when
they
went
In'.o
,
two
overtime
pTltds
a?a!r.st
Hew
Metlakatla.
Alaska,
asd
.queered
a
55-54
win
frcrs
the
;
native
players.
At
Ketchikan
Wednesday
eve-nine,
the
barnstormine
colored
!
team
had
things
easier,
de
espite
ir.e
laci
ir.as
:.ie
eame
was
i
their
fifth
in
24
hours.
The?
de-
f
feated
Ketchikan
Ail-Stars
47-
j
23.
-
f
The
tired
Trotters
rhar.ee
out
!
of
uniform
after
their
morning
s
same
here
Wednesday,
fle
to
3ew
MeUakatJa
at
n
aoji,
played
there
in
the
afternoon
and
again
at
Ketchikan
at
night.
esieroay.
tney
played
a
Fort
Rkhardson
and
Anehor-
age,
today
at
Ladd
Field
and
Fairbanks,
and
tomorrow
Nome'
Thv
itr
h
Ka.ir
Seattle
Sunday.
Check
Guarantee
To
Grow
Beards
SmHhers
to
Haw
Another
Great
Klondike
Sir;
hi
Preliminary
arrangements
have
been
completed
by
the
Smi
there
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
hold
a
Klondyke
N'ight
on
April
22
followed
by
a
dance
on
Aprii
23.
Under
the
direction
of
Ted
Chapman
th
Junior
'Chamber
is
going
all-cut
to
pr--j
sent
t-o
days
ys
and
and
nights
nights
of
of
gala
gala
entertainment
to
the
public.
A
dynamic
Reard
Cnmrnit-t
consisting
of
Carl
Scicer.
BilivS
'VANT3
$'.-OQCQ
Joe
D:Ma??iJ
as
yesterday
reported
to
ha-.e
turned
down
a
$10,000
raise
from
the
J?e
Y.xk
Yankees
and
is
seeking
a
contract
which
would
make
him
the
highest
p.-.d
player
in
baseball
history.
Sams
Use
ST
00.000
were
bandied
-
u
6
-
-
.
..
.
V.'
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"
"
i
STILL
A
MASTER
-'.-.e
Sehriner's
hair
may
be
thinning
bit
but
the
ir.sn
once
el
tne
SalMai
ii
x:.r.
League
on
fire
is
proving
he
is
still
a
ma?tr
at
mv-:;.-
Playing
far
Regina
Caps
jn
the
Western
Canada
Senior
Hockey
League
after
two
years
or
retirement.
Schrtner
is
near
the
top
in
scorsns;.
He
is
rumored
as
a
Ukeiy
coa.-h
u
the
Caps
next
season.
'CP
Photo
i
LADIES'
BOWLS
"A"
SCHEDULE
January
31
Mansons
vs.
Annettes,
De
Jong's
vs.
Scuby's
Savoy's
vs.
Oranre;
V.
-'
vs
West
view;
G.
&
A
vs.
T.i:t
Odowes.
February
7
DeJ.Hi?
vs
Orange,
Savoy's
vs.
Wt
-tvtew.
Manson's
vs.
O.
&
A
:
Vaner,
vs.
Taft
&
Odowes,
Annette-vs.
Scuby's.
'TIME-TABLE
?
was
made
to
him.
s
inrougnou;
ir.e
season,
,v.
r:;-
ment
revenue
from
betting
taa
and
post
office
dues
tops
th
15.000.0GO
mark.
Size
of
week
stake
varies
from
small
one-
shii
investments
big
from
bettors
who
spread
their
stakes
over
the
various
poo!
ir:iLs.
iuey
iry
w
nure
buc-
cess
oy
forcing
oui
compitcatea
permutations"
in
their
I
re-
casts,
'designed,
to
ensure
that
at!
least
one
entry
shall
give
a
corn-'
n'ev'v
enrrert
s'ta
of
results1
:
LLtA
i
MEN
S
W
iv
I
rir;!!N
;?
wool.
P.,
j..";
1111
v
'
shades;
r-:-'
J
sr.f.-jnz-d
.;
J
MEVS
Iltss
UftF.S
fiHT
.
Roys'
K.-,
ffl.
1
rr.ike
ar.d
;-
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Boys'
SWf
rrtR5
.
v
v-r.eck,
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at
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t-f
i
LADIES
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j
LEAGUE
1
J
Feb.
1
B.J
S.O!
L"--i
vs
Mr
2::
iS'ars;
Btj
s-
V.'ir
k.
j
Feb.
3-
P.i.aU
;
Miller
B.;y
v.
3-.-
V,'.-k
V,
Jl.
-,r
vs.
S'.ars:
T
...;.
"..xi.s.
'
Adtrer'.L'
in
vencicr
Stock
Fi"'i
ariitocrtt
Rc"
from
Guard
Against
WINTER
ENGINE
WEAR
In
cold
weather
the
engine
of
your
car
realty
takes
a
beating.
Heary
condensation
and
us
of
the
chhe
cause
craokease
dilution,
,hfukf
be
changed
more
often.
The
chassis
to
is
in
a
lot
of
nut
ton
hot
water,
it
needs
throo;h
lubrication
reiufarly.
For
quick
sure
starting
hare
the
mntor
tuned-up
to
factory
s
pec
ifkat
ions,
keep
the
battery
futly
harmed.
W'Hh
our
scientific
instruments
and
the
KNOW
lrl
of
r
mechanics,
e
can
do
a
better
job.
PHONE
8
fit
LINDSAY
MOTORS
LTD.
for
the
week
s
matches
One
0f
K'Jrl
iJ
"
'
al,a
th.e
big
men
is
reputed
to
stake
ir
Ba?-
c
R
Bruwnwoods,
Leach
and
George
Adomeit
has
tors
total
500.000
S5.000.000
.
already
contacted
over
one
hun-
or
57.000.000
for
the
Z--
i-.-'A
dred
prospective
beard-srowers
season.
and
everywhere
in
Smithers
one
Aoyjt
7.500.000
packets
are
sees
a
collection
of
black
beards,
sent
weekly
to
the
various
pools.
read
beards,
grey
beards
and
the
vast
bulk
of
them
presum-;
blue
beards.
Every
man
capable
ably
containing
entry
forms,
ac-I
of
growing
a
beard
is
growing
cording
to
a
post
office
census
one.
Every
participant
in
the
taken
in
October.
This
is
1.000.-
beard
contest
has
signed
a
post-
j
MO
more
than
a
year
aso.
2.000.-I
dated
cheque
for
five
dollars
000
above
the
pre-war
high
more
thnn
rz
KM
earn
wee
I
His
"hobby
leaves
him
no
spare
time
for
other
work,
a?
he
has
to
brood
over
the
"coupons"
on
:
which
he
finally
wri'es
his
complicated
entries.
However,
he'
claims
to
make
a
handsome
liv-
ARISTOCRATS,
in?
out
of
the
pools
and
he
.itt
talk
but
sat
on
an
offer
which
Sport
Shots
ly
Britain's
soccer
pools.
xeefcly
offer
glittering
cash
prizes
for
correct
forecasts
of
game
game
results,
are
Dig
Dusmess
now
booming
as
never
before,
Hn
are
the
fisures
to
Drove
it:
"
Weekly
"mvestments"
by
bet-'
in
1533
and
fully
6
000,-
000
more
than
the
figure
for
1S45.
j
Betting
taxes
and
post
ofn
charges
in
pool
business
net
the
government
393.000
weekly.
No
less
than
.5.000
of
that
sum
is'
taken
by
the
post
office
in'
,
stamps
and
money
orders.
1
;
S
T
E
It
YE.t
It
-
r
V
.
v
Vaaffftetfe:
a
Bar
a4
pr
tenrtlon,
minimum
caar.
toe.
Birth
iloilm
.
fcw,
Cm
o
Tavr.k.
tjia
Kotkwi.
FtijwrI
ttoOrea.
M&mag
hftciAk.
oiKPukY.
uocbLs
ekic.
aaattfXo
AdartUUMt
fa
payable
in
ivao.
p,..
rfra:n
two
teteptwiB
1
S?h
FOK
SALE
K?.r"l
,iV
FOR
RENT
Four
room
apart-howe
and.
bath,
-W
37
8:h
a
v,
Ave
-
ment
m
BiOCic
Prirce
East
including
furniture
.
S1000J
R
.rje't
Pen
tv
Co
,04,
i
6
1
aoes
not
even
have
to
pay
m-
come
tax
on
it.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
League
San
Dieeo
1.
San
Franc:
:o
0.
Portland
4.
Seattle
0.
,
&:s
Ammf
4
ro
1G
i
i
A
r
-
-v
type
of
ski
tow,
feet
long,
has
been
installed
this
j
jear
ar.ci
ski
courses
have
been
j
given
by
Chris
Dahlie.
Conse-
iqi;t;y.
Sid
Hill
is
one
of
the;
nM(rt
P-fpiaees
in
the
list-;
ncl-
Last
ek-er.d.
an
enjoyable
paj-.y
n-a.?
held
at
the
ski
cabin.'
during
rn-h
the
hill
was
ilium-
mated
for
night
skiir.?.
Fhil
Hoskins
is
president
of,
the
Smi'hers
Ski
Club.
(
'
.
,
:
I
for
nrrsr
,
.
FOR
RENT
Two
room
cabin.
'
!-.0
1st
Ave.
East.
Apply
2
221
s-h
"
t
r,ST
(w,
"a
FOX
RENT
New
fuilv
modern
three
roomed
apartment,;
eoutooed
with
electric
stove?
and
refr
iterator.
Down
ton;
location.
References
reouired.
i
Arm.v
Room
3.
Stone.
Buiicine.i
Cr.one
Red
593
during
oflcie
hours
tfi
yqr
RFNT
Furnished
five-
rwjm
house
electric
re'rie-
j
erator.
01!
burning
sunes
i
Frine
055.
25l
;
FOR
RENT-House,
furnished,
live
rooms,
with
basement
and
furnace.
Phone
655.
(25
HOUSEKEEPING
R
o
o
m
iZt
rent
iu
town
613
3rd
Avenue-
West,
afif
MISSING
INFORM
ITION
WANTED
IT
would
be
of
financial
Inter-(
-v
to
narlits
mentioned
be-!u'v
if
thev
would
communi
cate
with
British
Columbia
;
Pai.-Kers
Limited.
P.O.
Boxi
Hi').
Vjncouver.
BC.
Aioert
E.
Faan.
last
known
ad-liic.ss.
Munte
CreeK.
BC.
G.
L.
clavton.
last
known
adds
ess.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
H.
Henilow.
last
known
ad-i!re.-s.
Hornby
Garage,
Vancouver.
B.C.
Edith
Hyman.
last
known
ad-
Raiiwav,
Toronto.
ixina
Kesbet,
last
known
ad-
iJre.si.
Canadian
Northern
Raiiwav.
Toronto.
Charles
W.
Patten,
last
known
add
-"ss.
CH?neral
Delivery,
Ottawa.
J.
E.
Webster,
last
known
ad-
ciess.
General
Delivery,
Vancouver.
Anyone
knowing
the
where-':''-
or
nelpful
information
reard:n
the
above
piea.se
'.vnf1
British
Columbia
Packers
Limited.
PO.
Box
939.
Vancouver.
BC.
24
LOST
AND,
FOUND
LOST
Plastic
horn-rimmed
glasses
m
white
case.
Reward.
Phone
Green
902
23i
FOUND
Ring,
bv
McCutchen's
Drug
Store.
Owner
may
have
same
bv
calling
at
the
Daily
News
and
paying
for
this
-
vertisement.
(tf
j
FOUND
Pair
of
plastic
rimmed
glasses
on
Second
Ave.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
the
Daily
News
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
(tfi
FOUND
Bunch
of
keys
near
Hays
Cove
Circle.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
the
Dailv
News
and
payin"
for
this
ad.
(tf)
LOST
Watkin7bisDi3v
cise,
liberal
reward.
Box
483.
Dailv
hews-
123)
METAL
WORK
PLUMBING
-
Installations
and
Repairs.
SHEET
M
E
T
A
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel
Roof-InK.
Lcfouri'eau
&
Rons
629
flu
tli
West
Phone
&43.
Ufi
Vm.J
an
Sod,
is
ilcek
mutcltd.
l-M
29
Ruiert
Hotel
j
and
Kinsmen,
nigh
School
and
j
Merchants.
Brown-ools
and
Sivoy.
Miller
Bay
and
Hi?h
Fecruary
1-Hih
School
ana
N
-.h
St.ir.
r
rn-,
and
Peoples
Fj-:.1-
:l
and
St
.nes,
B-.VMe-rU
"a
Ca-op.
Febrti
iry
5
North
Star
and
"
"e"
"
F'-nr-;.n'
8
Kinsmen
and
H;:!,
School.
High
School
anj
Djsb.
stones
nad
Merchants.
S:tv
y
and
Bo-Me-Hi.
Feoruary
12
Rapert
Hotel
and
Hseh
Schxl.
Morgans
and
F;.Tiin.
Browrtwoods
and
Bo-M?-Hi,
Miiler
Bay
and
Doms.
''-
i
s
sto
Rex
Bowling
Alley
Op"n
to
genera!
public
Saturday
and
Sunday
after-nH"?
ar.d
evnir.rs.
Monday
Tii'-
'iay
and
Thursday
eve-i.i'.e--'
aftef
9
o'e'.oelt.
T.S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
If
:I3
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
Greer
&
Bridden
CONTRACTORS
and
BUILDERS
CONSTRUCTION
ALTERATIONS
REPAIRS
Floor
Sanding
A
Specialty
RED
S6I
P.O.
BOX
721
(I'm
vw.r
1
irfax.
In
tich
of
k;i
W
Country
itarti,
he
wn
t
coit,
tn
estimated
7,000
H
jterlinj.
Flishtccsi,
boutS
-j
An
arutocfat
iwon?
ry
I
UJoclcvCao.
DidilWof"!
finest
.
.
.
untiinrirel'y
H
which
may
be
redeemed
dyke
Kieht
provided
the
trio
of
judges
decide
the
signee
har,
made
a
worthy
attempt
at!
sprouting
whiskers.
j
I
LONG
NECK,
LONG
TONGUE
The
tongue
of
the
giraffe
is
about
13
inches
long.
5
U
A
It
;
OF
"sV
CPExIO
.
.
,
n.
1,
c
u
a
This
advertisement
or
ok
casks,
Jockey
CiP
jislently
1
teadet
in
its
V2
?U-t
V
casn.
rrmce
Rupert
Reanv
Co.
-
i2J.
j
FOR
v.D
SALE
c.YS-
"7"
:,
Wood
and
coai
heater,
like
new.
Also
Duo-
Tnerm
oil
heater
and
wick
burner
oil
range.
309
2nd'
6.it,.
Phone
Blue
727,
eve--
nioKs.-
i23
.
.
'
775
rrto
FOR
SALE
Haif
interest
tn
smaiJ
business
as
a
KomS
con-
-
cern.
Appiy
Box
234.
City.
(27i
FOR
SALE
4
room
house
ai-a
bath,
practically
furnishers,
mj
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anu
iviim
reward
Schools,
PtliMie
H-d
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or
call
at
642
8th
Ave.
East.
I23
FOR
SALE
As
new.
lowbov
model
combination
r
a
d
1
a,
reasonable.
Call
Nu-'.Vay
Delivery.
Box
1553.
i25
XR
SALE
Radio.
Automatic
Record
Changer
and
30
records.
Guitar,
English
Pram,
luce
new!
613
3rci
Ae.
West
Pnone
Green
7ii0.
tfi
FOR
SALE
Trollina
boat
Alto
i
3S.
moored
at
new
,
floats
Phone
B.ue
S81.
25
FOR
SALS
1934
Pontiac
Coune
aonly
dm
2nd
Ave.
West,
eve-rungs.
Apply
at
rear.
26i
FOR
SALE
Beattv
Washing
Machine,
in
good
condition,
,
?tainles
steel
tub.
Price
$30.00.
.
Phone
Green
730.
(27t
FOR
RALE
New
Articles:
Electric
Hoi
Plates,
comnlete
$3.65;
Toaster,
complete
$4
95:
Electric
Pres
Iron,
conioiete
s)
20:
Cups
and
Saucers,
fanev
de-s.sns,
lor
$1.75:
Used
Articles:
McCSarv
Electric
Ranaette.
Underwood
Typewriters
in
best
shape;
Kitchen
Stoves,
New
and
Used.
Kitchen
Chairs.
Otner
useful
articles
at
the
lowest
prices.
See
BC.
FURNITURE
CO.
Black
324.
tft
MACHINERY
FOK
SALE
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
mrxiern
and
up-to-date
tvpe
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
bv
National
Machinery
Company
Limited.
Vancouver,
B.C.
Ufi
WANTED
WANTED
TO
RENT
Small
house,
two
bedrooms.
Box
484
Daily
News.
(25
WANTED
Child's
Sleigh.
Phone
Red
685.
(23i
W
A
NT
E
D
Car
batteries,
car
radiators,
brass
and
copner;
navine
eood
nnces
See
Bft
,
FURNITURE
CO..
Black
324.
WORK
WANTED
WORK
WANTED
You
m?
man
requires
full
or
part
time
position.
Some
bookkeeping
ex-
.
perience
and
knowledge
of
stores
and
oavroll
work.
Box
482.
Daily
News.
(23
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INVENTION
....
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Japanese
Invented
the
folding
fan
in
the
seventh
Ip
at
the
crack
o'
dawn,
then
away
to
the
marsh
by
the
river.
Dad
wouKI
fiet
his
share
of
green-heads
by
mum.
.
ight
of
mallards
wingin'
in
from
the
north
would
bring
up
the
trusty
twelve
and
its
old
voice
would
speak
but
once,
for
Da3
was
a
crack
shof.
Men
still
pursue
the
ancient
art
of
the
hunt,
hi
the
pursuit
of
a
good
beverage,
Princeton
is
spotted
at
ance.
Tangyas
a
brisk
morning
in
the
blind,
mellow
as
the
happy
aftermath,
this
fine
beer
continues
to
maintain
its
prestige,
lM,.
varying
in
quality,
old-fashioned
in
down-right
goodness.
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