Prinre
Runprt
Doilv
Npws
Thui.-uay,
February
28.
hj2
7
Retail
Price
Wars
Still
on
Soft
Ice
Halts
Telkwa
Hockey
..4,
i
r
ii
c
n
r
rz
wtf
r
i
in
u.j.,
rrew
jurvcy
jnows
TELKWA
Telkwa
P.e-Wees
and
Smilhers
Pee-Wocs
played
that
may
be
their
last
game
of
hockty
on
slushy
ice.
The
game
By
WALTER
BREEDE,
JR.
NEW
YORK
(AIM
Are
mail
price
wars
flar-
tVliJ
TTnifnrl
Cf.,t,.i.9
"V,.
.
r
ft.-
'd'
V
1
4
4
-K
4
4
.
v?
."1
hj
''iu
jii
nil.
uiLvti
Luatc-.i;
many
ui-
dependent
merchants
.report.
"Cut-throat
price
cut-
i
i-
:
v
Urn
threatens
to
drive
us
out
of
business."
Nonsense,"
scoff
other
retail
experts.
"Current
pricing
pollutes
are
following
the
usual
February
pattern."
claimed
in
fnt
black'
type
j
newspaper
advertisements.
In-stfd,
nwrrhimts
are
resortine
rvaj
called
off
due
to
the
difficulty
in
skating
with
!he
mve
3-1
in
favor
of
thj
Telkwa
boys
Dnriiifj
the
last
period,
when
the
Smithers
players
stormed
-h(
goa
in
an
effort
to
score,
a
:Usf
fhot
was
s'opped
as
s'.int
hearted
Larry
Johnston,
goalie
.Oi
.
Telkwa,
held
one
betv.ven-us
knees.
He
was
down
on
all
tours
when
a
stick
was
seen
to
1
uj
up,
striking
n-year-old
Larry
m
the
mouth.
The
whislp
blew
I
llmos:
simultaneously
but
tint
An
AsHoeiRted
Press
survey
f
"niitvertiiied
Kpeilal,"
.
.
with
rpfluetwms
(,n
o,1
retail
pitee
onipetition
In
24
l's
'
cities
alves
this
general
piodurt
that
my
runpe
from
10
to
50
per
cent
below
the
mmiffketrer,i
list
Dr
Th.
rif
lure
of
conditions
six
months
W
lowrred
trm
man
aner
tire
oiu.er
pi
tee
Dailies
oi
"
tjay
&
'.S
'
I
tifiy,
quieuy
anct
without
fun.-.
.
.
-
.
tfuMuf
.tea,
.
,
beiorc
two
little
whit,"
teeth
lay
Price
wars
still
are
eoine
on
?.w
.
mmn
u
"
lowered
DlinCQ
1
I
IF
..
.
.
In
several
major
retail
eentres
,
.....nit
uT-fjTiiiiH
on
wnut
the
j
K'ont.iniien
on
pine
j
But
they're
being
foutrtit
in
a
different
way.
It's
an
unofficial
'
OLYMPIC
SIZZLER
Vlasimil
Bubnik.
shifty
Czech
centre,
bores
m
on
Edmonton
Merturys
goalie.
Raioh
Hansrh,
in
a
tense
moment
in
the
Canada-Czechoslovakia
Olympic
horkey
Ramp
at
Jordal
Amfi
Stadium.
Oslo.
Bubnik's
shot
was
stopped
and
Canada
won
4-1.
Canada
had
a
perfect
record
of
seven
wins
until
Saturday.
They
met
United
States
team
Sunday
and
it
was
a3-alld,aw.
iCp
PHOTO
cattered
on
the
ice.
Just
how
the
accident
hr.p-
i?ned
has
not
been
determined,
i
i.arry
was
taken
into
.Smilhei-s
j
or
medical
nt.'.-ntion
where
it
I
was
found
the
two
teelh
were
j
jroken
ofl
at
the
base
and
an-i
oiher
may
have
to
be
removed,
i
Thij
is
the
first
mishap
of
a
I
e:ious
nature
to
occur
since
j
hockey
tturlvd
this
season
and
I
it
is
regrettable
that
such
an
un-
TKrJOUGH
THE
GATES
Mrs.
Rhoria
Wurtele
Eaves
of
Montreal
ir
shjwn
as
she
skimmed
through
the
gates
near
the
finish
line
oi
the
Olympic
women's
giant
slalom
Ipt
week
at
Norefjell,
75
miles
northeast
of
Os)o.
Mrs.
Eavvs
finished
ninth,
the
best
fhxwin&
any
Canadian
skier
has
made
in
the
28-year
history
of
the
winter
games.
i
CP
PHOTO
i
Telkwa
Carnival
Success
used!
,
uiui.auvti
&iyn
u;
v.a:
:s:x,
concealed
from
the
buying
public
but
no
less
real
and
deadly
than
the
noisy
fracas
of
six
months
ago.
Why
the
continued
price
wars?
Small
retailers
unanimously
pin
the
blame
of
the
U.S.
Supreme
Court's
decision
last
spring
which
pulled
the
props
from
fair
trade
laws
in
45
states.
The
"
''.
'
ih
court's
m
actum
mm
The
ALLEYS
Curlin9
Results
...
...
...
7
7
11
p
in
m
Triton...
Bateman
8
a
tj
n-
CENF.RAL
MOTORS
PRODUCTS
on
VALU
1
iortimate
accident
climaxed
n
Ri-rv
vtr,tn,i
Fine
Program
At
Hishly
I
nlerlaiiiino
gram
when
she
spiralled
out
on
Affair
the
floor
in
a
fast
tap
dance,
In
real
season
of
good
hockey
for
the
youngsters.
!
9.
Stt-warl
7:
Jennings
5.
Laridon
B
!'
)
m
McIXiwell
7.
Miller
12;
Oe-
SECTION
"A"
lerta"
0.
RoKorson
7:
Tm-liir
H
Sie.
an
attractive
costume.
.
'
Whip-Itr"
increased
their
lead
ber
a
IIjLIWA
Telkwa
s
first
icp
C
,
carnival
proved
a
financial
sue-
St'd!?.n
Th:,r,Uon
n
Beverly
paved
the
way
for
price
cuttin
-'
vi
Hi.
"
uuin
v
ui
iintiiuiiniiy-Buveriiwa
oranas
by
two
points
on
Friday
night
to
'
''""
,,rim:
tand
four
ahead
of"
the
two
u.7
P
'
Wales
vs.
Wood;
Wlinn
vi
lean,,.
Hi-Bunors
and
Boon,
lrr;
fiw
'.
Which
are
tivd
for
second
"
s-
Sieber:
Bateman
vs.
Evans.
faced
with
heavy
inventories
2000
Japs
Now
Back
on
Coast
ltm.
Gross
receint,
I
L
ave.
8"
version
of
hula
and
laggini?
consumer
ck-nmnd.
inure
in
tne
uoiumnia
Cellulose
Bowling
League
195
OI
OSMORII
,E
2-aoor
8edan
Coupe
h
GM
ud
car
Ruarant.-e.
20
008
miles
tV
VAl'XHAI.t
-rylinder
Sedan.
Onlyif.
CM
new
car
guarantee
I9f
IIEVROI.ET
C
1Mb
Coupe.
Radio
and
heater
I
Ml-
IIEVKH
r.T
Berlan
19IR
Cl:
ftoi.KT
Sedan,
radio
and
heaUr
1919
CIIEVItOI.KT
J-door
Sedan,
radio
and
hfar
GM
used
car
Ruarantt.;
WE
ALSO
HAVE
I'KIVATEI
V
0WMD.1,
OWNERS'
PltK
E8
EOR
IMHMVfS(l!
sou-
s:00
dancing.
The
frosty
temperature
didn't'
.I?a!1;ln
tinned
until
4
thin'ctnmiicn
the
enthusiasm
of
CluClCf
ltK
""ilnR
cnd.iiK
the
;
.
.,
.
'"r
one
of
the
most
en
ertn
n
n.r
Od
Country
Vancouver;
More
2000
Japanese
M
"to
-'pec
t
a
l
ors
or
the
l,.JJic.
T
cnie''ta",i,,111
--.
w
.......v.il
iriuim
returned
u
tu
1
"
merry-makers
-
i
3
-IIlilM'1
s
.
FOOTBALL
f
on
011
the
Hie
ice
ice.
Some
some,
nf
of
lh
Ihvm
n.,..n..
".-".
.u
w
K'u
in
ii-.R.
Vancouver
since
the
lining
of
)1ghily
.':.,
i
1
1
1
1
1
li
1
1
n
K...,
.
IVlo
the
wartime
ni.ivl.,n
1
.
.
ban
that
prohibited
.in
inviitlB
UUI1I1V
IUOIJ11S
fanda
bears,
cnwhnvs
clown-s,
many
stores
are
reported
stili
using
marked-down
branded
merchandise
as
"bait"
to
attract
store
traffic.
That's
the
compliant
from
the
small
independent
merchants.
Bitj
stores
defend
the
policy
as
one
which
results
in
lower
prices
to
the
consumer.
NEW
GIMMICKS
But
even
where
price
competition
is'
violent,
as
in
New
York,
you
no
longer
find
it
pio-
Team
Standings:
"Whip-Its
24,
Hi-Bailers
20,
Boom
Gang
20.
Stor-ikes
19.
Skylarks
19.
slow
jokes
18.
Weeds
15
Steam
Jets
14.
Allev
Cats
12,'
Chain
Gang
11,
Hopeful
Six
11
Handicaps
10.
iMickio
C'lO'S
of
Hopeful
Six
hoids
high
average
of
192.
while
Bell
Emerson
bowled
hieh
three
cl
70S
and
high
single
of
390.
Ted
Parker
of
Whin-Its
ENGLISH
('IP
Fifth
Round
Replay
Chelsea
1,
Leeds
'
United
i
overtime
I.
I
mem
from
living
on
the
coast,
j
The
-estimate
was
made
by
a
1
spokesman
for
.(,
j
local
blanch
1
j
of
the
Japanese-Canadian
Citizens'
Association,
who
said
Vancouver
Japanese
have
been
moving
Into
the
citv
in
a
stearic
USED
TRUCK
VAi
SCOTTISH
TIP
Third
Round
Reniav
Aberdeen
3.
Dunute
United
2.
t'rns
high
average
nf
',
."'"inerweu
4,
Dunfermline
and
Biirbaia
Ann
Scotts.
Winners
in
the
various
children
s
groups
were
Jill
and
Ann
McMackin,
Paul
and
Garry
Morris,
Patty-Ann
Mahood,
Sharon
Thorton,
Beverley
Dockrill,
Vera
Hill,
Sally
Shepherd,
Michael
Maddigan.
i
The
family
group
costume
pri?e
w.'nt
to
the
Langevin
family
Adults
winning
prizes
were
M;ss
Margaret
Gregeison
as
a
Chine
;e
coolie
and
Mrs.
Les
Donaldson
;
fo;
the
most
original
costume
'
Larry
Johnston
was
winner
of
the
half
mile
lace
and
Roy
Ar-
i
nold
ui'
Smithers
won
the
men's
'
Byron
Lofgi
-n
of
Whip-Its
bowl-
nivil.inn
.....
sTn"eRofe
f
6M
a'ld
bh
AirdrieoT
Celtic
1.
1918
I
HEVROIXT
2-ton
panel.
Thit
unit
has
n
partial
motor,
a
completely
nt--
c.-fai
pc
Job.
and
heater,
a
real
buy
at
'only
Ilf
(i.MC
1-ton
panel,
healer
Mp
l!t)6
CMC
2'z-ton.
long
wheetbase,
2-specd
rear
w
and
new
paitial
motor,
for
only
:
.
,
.
'
J
vurcu
oi
me
south
1,
Dun-
k
r$
1:1
dee
0.
191
flow,
setting
.1
themselves
up
largely
in
small
retail
businesses.
He
said
Japanese
fishermen
have
also
returned
in
large
numbers
to
B.C.
coastal
villages.
Local
executive
of
the
association
was
elected
recently
by
a
meeting
of
more
than
200.
New
president
is
Seiji
Homma.
Other
executive
posts
are
held
by
Dr.
Saita,
first
vice-president;
Kmichi
Iwata.
second
vice-president;
Mickey
Naka-shima.
general
execufi
Rangers
1.
Raith
Rovers
0.
Third
Lanark
3,
Morton
1.
l's-lon
FARGO
Covered
Van
mik-
la-ee.
H
E
ALSO
I1A
E
1'Rp
A
IT!
y
OWNED
TO
AT
OWVEItS'
I'ltK
ES
I
OK
IMMEIIIVTE
.
Sec
Our
Budget
Plan
for
Financing
ad
Accessories
Quick
Canadian
Quiz
The
broom
tall
session
was
Team
high
three
was
Boom
Gane
with
2695
and
team
high
vmgle
15oam
Gang
with
1076.
SWT
ION
"B"
Section
"B"
standings
are
also
very
close
wilh
Sparks
leading
by
three
points,
having
a
total
of
23while
Shippers
and
CCC
F.tmillac
ai-j
tied
for
second
spot
with
20.
Team
Standings:
Sparks
23.
Shippers
20
CCC
Equillae
20.
Production
Line
19
Maniacs'
19,
Wood
Butchers
n'
Andavears
15.
Rejects
15.
International;
14.
Pin
Heads
12,
Hopper?
10.
Boom
Boats
9.
uie
nignugnt
ot
the
vvehlng
1.
What
are.
and
where
wouli
tai'5?;
Tamiko
Nakamura.
find,
ptarmigan?
,
lnR
secretary,
and
Sets
Take-
2.
Canada's
first
postage
moto
and
G-
Nakamura,
co-stamps
were
issued
in
wh:it
treasurers.
TRADES
AND
TERMS
Ask
(or
Joki
Phone
871
,
KO
STOMACH
Erg
flips
are
just
the
thing
for
a
man
with-cut
a
stomach,
says
Capt.
Bill
Iialning,,
Vancouver
Master
Mannoi.
The
captain's
stom-.
aril
ws
lemw'tl
in
Montreal
recently
and
he
is
on
a'
soft'
fcl
drct.
iCf
PHOTOi
!
yeai
FRIZZELL'S
MOTOR
3.
The
USSR
has
one
doctor
to
every
10.000
of
population.
w.ien
me
women
and
the
men
,
fc.Vtkd
it
OTit
1-0
in
lavor
of
the
j
lad:vs
who
took
some
rough
;
handling,
through
reeling
and
brxij
checking.
,,
j
I
Mrs.
Art
Bates
went
int.ihe.
I
boards,
landing
on
her
kntesj
and
was
helped
off
the
ice,
lie-
j
i
eessHalinj
medical
aid
later.
'j
The
events
lined
up
lor
the;
iright's
proeram
was
equallv
en-
tertaining.
The
hall
was
filled
j
tt'
overflowing.
!
The
floor
show
started
at
li
;
p.m.
The
Rainbow
Revue,
under
;
the
direction
of
Miss
Yeatman,
i
primary
teacher,
brought
Hire'
curtain
calls.
Their
colorful
eos-
International
Outlook
Better
.i.t
-.1
.
t.'H
:.::.
I
,
,
io
vauKna
s
rate?
i
j
u
J""""
f
W,,od
Bt'hers.
4.
Last
year
the
total
of
all
klniorTire
f,
2
a,S
taWS
"y
Canadians
in-
aWn
f
af
f
557
by
how
much
over
,950;;
'
GV"
'
n:,eeHolke2;L
held
high
0,'"
PraV
MtFS'
A--
Page
Three,
'tSIl
654
NEW
TORK-Reh.rnio
in
w
York
yesterday
from
a
visit
to
his
native
Norway,
Trygve
Lie
secretary-aenvinl
of
the
United
win,
S
R;
LeWiS
hi8h
sl
DKCGSTORE
CHAIN
Toam
1-....
...
fcweets
and
candies
h.fnr
th.
""'.
"
".
f"1-
"nger
'o...
nigu
mree
was
Ilonnor
io.i,
..
"
u
anyming
definite,
vet
he
fi
lumes
m
ballet
slv.
mnri.
,
.
with
2607
and
team
high
ingie
'oHZVZV
that
.he
tn.ematlonal
situation
Sparks
with
983
"
,
nauc
HIL'111
O
Vac
i
1
tM
Kt.
...
"
111
1
hide
the
taste
of
drugs
nBn
U1HB
a
Mrs.
Roily
C.immock
gave
a
professional
touch
to
the
pro-
i
i
Hey
sCid
i
'"3.
.-
-
Oon'j
forget
to
come
to
the
FORCED
01
.
v.mu
mnts
rnis
rnaoy,-4
'
reortiory
v,
in
the
Little
Gym
from
9:0C
to
1:00.
Doors
close
ot
10:30.
.
Admission
25c
a
person.
Spont
ired
by
the
tif
c.entrr
Teen
Chili
IK1TSIE
STOCK
Anyone
between
the
aKes
of
13
and
21
and
a
member
of
Civic
Centre
arc
invited.
School
tvac.hers
are
also
Invited
Dances
wil'
be
held
every
second
Friday
niRht.
Ctmic
out
and
have
a
eood
tirao
.
.
.
we
rued
yow
support
to
make
it
a
success'
MtiBCT
EJtMlMni
4
t-4l
1
i
II
II.
A
.ft
RJ
I
JJ
w
u
a
i
SUPER-KEEN,
MIRROR-FINISHED
EDGEStl
GIVE
THE
BEST-LOOKING
SHAVES
EVER!
,.i
I
ZTp?
V
f
ft
I
lv
r
WMKB
They
Give
Vou
Smoother
Shaves
And
lost
For
longer
Than
Ordinary
Blades
in.
11
I
illettc
Blue
Ri.,l
.
plentv
.harp
and
giva
.
f,,lw
th.T,?.'
looking,
most
comfortable
shave,
po,s,ble.
Hi
,
-y,
trvr
Oillfttc
H
lie
Blade,
m
th.
modern
Gillette
Di.penw
hat
deal,
'em
out
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