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Thursday,
February
19,
VA'A
SHIPS
AND
NAVY
LEAGUE
NEEDS
MONEY
Afler
Active
and
Successful
Year
James
lonnan
New
President
son,
A.
Morgan,
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holt-1
by,
Mrs.
C.
F.lkins,
Capt.
J
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Elfert,
Mrs.
FUert,
A.
L.
Hollby,
Mrs.
H.
S.
Harrison,
and
Hie
!
Commanding
Officer
HMCS;
Chatham,
tin-
Commandliiv,
officer
"Capt.
Cook"
Sea
Cadet
Corps
and
the
Staff
OH
leer,
It.
j
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Chatham.
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Receiving
of
annual
reports
The
Sea
Cadet
committee
appointed
consists
of
H
S.
Hani-
and
the
election
of
officers
Ion
I
the
coming
year
were
the
principal
items
of
business
at
the
It's
definitely
basketball
at
1
lie
Civic
Centre
tonight.
Last
night
while
the
local
All
Stars)
were
no
doubt,
attempting
to!
wre.-t
peaceful
slumber
from
a
1
nightmare
of
arms,
legs
and
whizzing
basketballs,
the
natives
of
Metlakatla
were
com
THUUSDAY
P.M.
4:00
Tony
the
Troubadour
4:15
Stock
Quotations
and
Interlude
4:30
--Especially
For
You
son,
Chairman
K.
T.
Apple-whaite.
Capt.
Elfert
and
S.
P.
Woodside.
A
very
sincere
vole
of
appreciation
was
passed
to
S.
P.
'll'V
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Sir
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she
Ti
Df
j
Woodside
who
has
been
chuir-iman
of
the
branch
for
the
past
three
years,
for
hi.s
untiring
.service.
J
It
was
decided
to
apply
lor
I
permission
to
hold
the
annual
'
"
.
annual
meeting
of
the
local
branch.
Navy
League
of
Canada,
held
at
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
on
Tuesday
evening,
S.
P.
Woodside
presiding.
The
treasurer's
report
showed
that
expenditures
had
exceeded
revenue,
thus
depleting
.
the
branch's
reserve
and
bringing
home
to
members
the
need
for
some
money
-
raising
activities
this
year.
The
greater
amount
of
the
disbursements
was
in
connection
with
the
operation
of
the
"Capt
v
of
b.-aU;,.
2
tag-day
on
Saturday.
June
5.
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4:45
Timothy,
and
the
Rabbits
'
5:
00
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and
Me,
Tor.
5:30
Hawaiian
Echoes
'
5:45
Platter
Parade
6:00
People
Ask
!
6:15
Freddy
Martin's
Orch.
6:30
Inside
Story
6:45
According
to
the
Record
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Eventide
8:00
The
Nation's
Business
8:15
Sports
Review
8:30
Winnipeg
Concert
Orch
9:00
Vancouver
Theatre
9:30
Nocturne
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7:30
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Ciock
:
8:00
CBC
Hfws
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
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for
Mo-Mmis
8:43
Little
Concert
1:00
-BBC
NEWS
;
fl:15
-Mnming
Devotions
9:30-
Morning
Concert
9:59
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S.gr.al
10:00-Mcrnin5
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
'.0:30
Roundup
Ti'lie
10:43
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Melodies
11:00
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Reminiscences
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Weather
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ll:33Rv.vorried
Interlude
11:45
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1:30-Alt
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Recital
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2:00
Na.ioaa!
School
Broadcast
2:30-
Son?,s
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Remember
2:43
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Don
Me.-.ser
and
Islaiuittj
3:00
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In
Music
3:15
SpotlMht
on
a
Star
3:20
A
Moment
In
Music
3:30'
Divertimento
3:45
BBC
New
Advertise
in
tne
Laily
News'
LOCK
THT
OIL
TANK!
KIRKLAND
LAKE.
Out.
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-With
Hie
mercury
hovenn.;
below
zero
and
oil
supplies
at
a
premium,
James
Andi
r.on
v.
as
mad
at
someone
recently.
The
culprit
stole
large
quantises
of
oil
from
the
tank,
at
the
back
of
his
house,
he
told
police,
tv
was
advised
to
put
a
i
n
k
on
the
tank.
!
Cook"
Sea
Cadet
Corps,
i
The
chairman's
report
referred
to
1917
as
a
ypar
of
recession
land
retrenchment
in
the
activi-
ties
of
the
branch.
The
report,
!
snoke
highly
of
the
measure
of
j
co-operation
attained
between
the
local
Naval
detachment
and
the
Navy
League
Where
Vi
Thrifty
.
npr
nr
iv
Adveid
e
mencing
'Operations
Rupert"
In!
their
lare
fast
seiners.
1
What
black
cod
is
to
Rupert,
basketball
is
to
Metlakatla
and
their
most
legendary
success
on:
the
maple
courts
supports
a
theory
long
held
in
these
parts.
Drat
they
invented
the
gam?
despite
all
that
Yankee
propaganda.
1
For
years
basketballers
in
the,
old
home
town
have
regarded
every
other
series
as
only
stiff
workouts,
sort
of
preparations
for
these
natives
from
Alaska.
:
'The
old
guard
still
dream
of
winning
a
home
-
and
-
horn
,'
.
.--.Ties
with
their
guests
of
to-j
jnia'ht.
From
the
local
dressing
room
ji!
looks
like,
come
Saturday,
it
rill
be
sUil
a
dream.
Art
Murray
has
released
the
visiliiv
Imp-up
and
it
is
the
best
in
;
ears
The
ten
man
squad
pre-,
-r-nts
such
notables
as
Bolton,
;
:
Kurtsnn.
Hiyward.
the
Atkin-
--ns
and
for
the
first
time
since'
he
war.
a
couple
of
the
Leasks.
1
o
one
but
the
old
timers
will
;
remember
Bert
Leask
who
left'
the
north
to
captain
Dubuque's
,
University.
After
a
much
pub-
i
'"ied
induction
and
an
even
j
'
j
more
publicizec
service
with
:
the
American
Air
Force
he
is
ack
to
teach
the
youngsters
of!
j
his
village.
In
a
family
of
col-i
iece
basketball
stars,
Bert,
the
biii-aest
of
the
brothers,
is
con-:
sidered
the
cream
of
the
crop
Mrs.
J.
R.
Elfert.
president
of
i
Shoppers
Meet
-
,
ALAN
IAD0
DOROTHY
LAM0UR
i
IT'S
REALLY
COLD'
IN
MANITOBA
-
Pioneers
-in
northern
Manitoba's
goldfields
take
blizzards
and
temperatures
of
50
below
in
stride
as
they
push
back
the
continent's
last
frontier.
Here
Mrs.
Elbert
McRae,
of
Wekusko,
Man.,
"rooks"
up
a
tub
of
snow
to
get
water
for
washday
or.
maybe,
the
Saturday
night
baths.
Hundreds
of
feet
below
in
the
Wekusko
gold
mines,
men
of
(he
community
are
taking
gold
ore
from
underground
passages
where
the
temperature
remains
08
degrees
above
-zero
all
year.
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of
Pri..
r.
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uk"
nr'n.
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PRESTON
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foromounH
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CI
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fiM-
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ill
Hotel.
.
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
reported
'
that,
while
not
as
active
as
tn
,
war
years,
the
W.A,
was
remain-
j
im:
in
existence.
She
reported
a
,
small
number
of
ditty
bags
on"
hand
which
It
Is
Intended
to
Kive
to
the
first
deepsea
ship
lo
come
to
this
port.
The
report
of
the
local
Sea
Cadet
Corps
referred
to
the
honor
brought
to
the
Corns
by
j
the
success
of
Cadet
P.O.
Albei
t
i
Lyolfson.
who
earned
a
trip
to!
Britain,
and
Midshipman
John
'
Kennedy
who
won
a
scholarship
'
to
Royal
Roads
naval
academy.
Both
these
awards
wTe
won
against
very
strong
competition.
Incidentally.
Kennedy
Is
at
present
on
a
Navy
cruise
as
far
.until
as
Panama.
During
the
year
a
contingent
from
the
local
Corps
attended
the
Sea
Cadet
camp
on
Gam-bier
Island-and
took
the
lead
in
all
sports
activities
and
in
boat
pulling
and
sailing
conuietitions.
Under
revised
rules
it
is
now
harder
lor
boys
to
get
Into
the
Hi.
This
game
was
arranged
by
the
league
executive
with
the
thought
in
mind
that
at
last
Port
Simpson
may
have
a
serious
ehallengpr
to
the
supremacy
of
Bo
Me
Hi
in
these
parts.
It
might
be
pointed
ou.
that
Port
Simpson
are
sending
their
boys
over
without
any
guarantee
whatever
just
to
get
a
crack
at
A'.e:-
Bill's
youngsters.
That
1
point
alone
proves
that
the
Y.P.
E.A.
is
definitely
after
recognition
and
they
will
be
given
it
if
they
return
to
the
village
victors.
Tonight's
game
will
not
M
broadcast
but
as
in
the
Ketchikan
series,
the
games
on
Friday
-and
if
necessary
Saturday,
will
be
aired.
Nell
Ross
will
as
usual
I.
Mm
tftt
gwfTTO
ArrVas
j
I'rinre
Kitnert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Little,
East
K.viniua;
G.
Goodwin,
Ocean'
Fa
IK;
E.
B.irusdale.
New
West-
,
minster;
F.
J.
Lancaster.
Van-'
cnuver;
M.
N.
Monro,
city;
S.
II
Knox.
West
Vancouver;
J.
Pros-ser,
Vancouver;
J.
D.
Shirlaw.
Vancouver;
L.
L.
Davis.
Vancouver;
R.
F.
Day,
Vancouver;
K.
Garland,
Vancouver:
O.
D.
J.eversage.
Vancouver;
K.
R.
McDonald,
Kamloops;
H.
Wright,
Detroit.
Michigan;
J.
Cook,
North
i
Vancouver;
C.
Van
de
Vnxjt.
'Courtenay;
A.
Dixon.
Courtenay;
J.
Parnell.
Courtenay;
Dr.
F.
H.
'
Fishout.
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Jackson,
KwiniUa;
Miss
M,
Williams.
Miller
Bay.
'
and
has
never
been
asked
to
even
doff
his
chapeau
to
professional
V.'ally
of
the
Seattle
Athletics.
The
locals
will
be
watching
him
tonight
and
oun
stars
of
the
future
would
do
well
to
do
likewise.
'
1
Ale"
Bill
has
announced
:
changes
in
his
lineup.
Don
"Lartwi'r
and
Reg
Lavigne
will
YOUR
SPRING
ruf::rt
ra
1
MADAM
COAT,
&
ELECTF
luix
i.!:i
i
WALLACE'S
su.
i
s
iok
Al
l.
i;i:t
nti
MF.Ms
i
a
Of
Course
nanctie
tne
mine
lor
uln
games.
MANY
1
RANSFUSIONS
CALGARY
(P
Mary
Lou
Leonard.
14
year-old
Calgary
girl
who
suffeied
a
serious
hemorrhage
after
an
operation
has
received
more
than
40
pints
of
blcod
since
early
January.
When
another
donation
was
called
for.
IS
volunteers
resounded.
m
millKilEilSSIIiSilii
t
I
Sea
Cadet
corps
than
it
was
In
the
past.
The
report
particularly
mentioned
the
great
help
given
to
the
Corps
by
T.
M.
J.
Fortune
and
also
by
the
local
Naval
establishment.
The
cadets,
besides
their
usual
corps
activities,
are
now
('imaged
in
pi
ep.ti
alion
lor
a
musical
show.
IMKS
IO
KM
AN
M
U
(
II
AIKM
AN
The
following
officers
were
elected
for
the
coming
year:
Chairman,
James
N.
Forman.
Vice
-
Chairman
Mrs.
J
E
Itoddie.
Secretary,
Edward
T.
Applc-
not
be
out,
having
been
withdrawn
in
favor
of
Mel
Holkestari
and
M.icphee.
The
addition
of
"lie
older
Holkestad
should
do
much
to
giving
that
punch
to
the
Savoy
representatives.
The
continued
serious
practices
have
the
town
team
in
top
shape
and,
with
the
younger
players
rapidly
proving
their
status,
Alec
has
confidence
that
he
will
maintain
his
1000
average.
Tentative
starting
lineup
will
be
Lindsay,
R.
Holkestad,
Macphee,
Beynon
and
the
inimitable
Mr
Dominato.
In
the
intermediate
section
of
tonight's
show.
Port
Simpson
Y.P.E.A.
boys
will
meet
Bo
Me
James
Redp.it.h,
port
steward
for
the
White
Pass
&
Yukon
Route,
and
Mrs.
Redpath.
aTter
-pending
the
winter
holidays
at
Victoria,
were
passengers
0:1
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Hupert
Florists
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3rd
Ave.
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516
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Just
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few
drops
quickly
charms
away
all
stains
and
mokes
it
white
os
the
driven
snow.
Disinfects
and
cleanses
basins,
baths
and
drains.
It
whitens
refrigerators,
sinks
and
tile
in
double
quick
time.j
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us
for
your
needs
in
all
t
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by
lack
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fresh
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and
vege-1
Egyptian
brides
take
their
first
tables,
was
the
deadliest
of
di-i
baths
swathed
in
red
veils
to
seases
on
long
voyages.
;
ward
off
evil
spirits.
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Listings
of
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BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
TR7
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QUICK
SALES:
OR
CHARTERS
(Just
East
of
Lipsett's,
Waterfront)
3
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in:,:,.-.
BEANS
No.
1
Li
ma,
2
lbs
APPLES
No.
1
Evaporated,
lb.
pkt
EGGS
Grade
'A
Large,
per
doz.
25c
39c
29c
55c
32c
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Javex
Concentrated,
32
oz.
Box
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day
with
A
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Ballard's
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ervice
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DELUXE
TEA
1
LB.
$1.01
We
have
in
the
ntrc.u.V
"lilttf
to-renewt!at"!dr0ti:
Get
the
most
SQUARES
m
2-LB.
m
33c
Asphalt
Shi
from
your
radio.
Bring
in
your
tubes
for
Free
Testing
(IIKXAfiO-N
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JUST
TRY
THIS
TONIGHT
VChy
waken
tired
and
little
when
you
an
do
what
thousand
f
happy
people
are
doing!
They
simply
take
a
tup
of
Ovaltin
at
Iwd
time
to
wake
up
treb
nd
alert
eath
morning.
,
lor
Ovaliineacnin
three
wayn
f
First,
taken
warm
at
bedtime,
it
fosters
sound
refreshing
sleep,
without
drugs.
Second,
it
supplies
essential
tood
elements
to
rebuild
vitality
while
you
sleep!
Third,
it
also
furnishes
important
vitamins
and
minerals
in
a
delicious,
more
natural
way
for
all-round
health
and
vigour.
So
why
not
try
Ovaltine
beginning
tonight?
See
if
you
don't
wake
up
refreshed
and
vigorous
in
the
morning,
ready
to
start
the
day
with
a
song.
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
in
Season
COM5
IHTT)
All-
Cedar
S
We
guarantee
our
radio
repair
PHONE
6
ORANGES
Small
Juicy
Navels,
2
doz
TURNIPS
No.
I
Terrace,
5
lbs
APPLES
Newtons
or
Rome
Beauty,
3
lbs.
..
CABBAGE
New
Green
Heads,
2
lbs
POTATOES
Ashcroft
&
Dry
Belt,
1
0
lbs.
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
49c
25c
35c
17c
43c
Ovditii
Coal
Lumber
Paints
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