pan,
comfortable,
Eking
shoves
iuse
Irablades
p
favourite
in
quality
pnce
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for
1
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llTABLE
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build
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fcever
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small
imen
locally
No
bread
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453
or
call
at
b
Cannery
Seal
Cove.
i-Names
are
being
re
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Dally
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or
girls
desiring
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evenings,
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beds
And
.
dress-
(181)
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Scrap
Metals,
many
i.rr
v.r.
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Vancouver.
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for
1000
feet
first
class
fqulpment
,
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KKNT
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National
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mm
sport
a
Tonight's
game
In
the
Men's
Fastball
.League
(brings
.together
.Onerdl
.Motors
and
C.N.H.A.
General
Motors
Head
'the
league
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will
be
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with
a
percentage
of
.750.
CM.
R.A.
.are
second
with
a.
percent
age
.ol
.000.
vne
railway
men
have
jplayed
one
more
game.
their
record
being
six
wins
and
three
losses
'while
the
motor-men
have.slx
.wins.
and
only
two
losses.
A.
win
for
General
Motors
Lwlll
keep
.them
at
the
top
of
the
league
while
a
victory
for
the
railway
men
'will
put
them
on
top.
:
Mondayinlght's
game
will
bring
General
Motors
and
Oordon
and
Anderson
Into
conflict.
Should
General
Motors
Jose
tonlght
andue
bat
on
Monday
'the:
hardware
men!
would
be
tied
with
General
lllotors
for
second
place
behind
C.N.R.A.
:
A
feature
of
the
Ladies'
Fastball
League
has
been
the
pitch
ing
of
Betty
Hamilton
for
the
Classified
Advertising
'ia
wr
word,
per
loMTtton.:
minimum.
chre.
SOo.
Birth
NoUcm
Bcrds
of
Tbanu.
Datn'Motlc.
Funeral
iHoticei,
Marriage
Ana
!!.IlJtKIiiciJ..imuuAji:iucuvD
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE'
CHEAP-SI
earn
tug
-'Oypsy'
Has
good
steam
bow
winch,
and
boat
needs
repairing.
.Make
offer.
on
as
is
basis.
Boat
at
McLean's
Float,
Seal
Gove.-Phone
Black
.548.
(173
)
FOR
SALE-rC
room
house,
fully
equipped:
953
Atribrose
Avenue.
(184)
FORSALEr24
foot
motor
launch
Ella
Brltta,
6
h.p.
Palmer
engine.
Phone
Re
811.
(180)
FOR
SALE-;victor
cabinet
radio.
Phone
Black
700.
(180)
CHECK
'.THESE
'BUYS
5-room
cottage,
furnished,
$1800;
with
easy
terms
for'
quick
sale.
6-room
house,'
view,
superior
con
struction,
$4500.
8
-room
house
with
'
fireblace.
good
location,
partly
furnished,
$3500.
Terms
arranged
onall
three
dwellings.
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES,
Phone
342.
(183)
r
FOR
SALK-1942
Ford
3,4-ton
panel
delivery
truck.
New
100.
h.p,.
engine:
5
excellent
tires.
Ideal
Cleaners
and
Laundry.
.
(tf)
FOR.
SALE
One
lighting
plant.
A.C.
110-volt,
Watts
750.
Make,
Onan.
Mrs.
K.
Dopson,
General
Delivery,
Prince
Rupert.
(180)
BARGAIN
FOR
QUICK
SALE
$2,000
handles
$3,000
buy.
0-room
house
with
3
lots
on
6th
.East.
.Apply
Collart
and
Mac-Caffery."
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FOR;
SALE
Shlplap,
windows,
flooring,
.lockstave
buildings
(two
Inch
cedar),
Gyproc
and
Gyproc-
lap,
steam
radiation,
2
toy
4's'.:2"x'u,s,
2
x
8's.
Phone
86.
(179)
HOUSEHOLD
and
Office
Furni
ture,
Hardware,
etc.
Used
Has
socks
42;
Pails
60c;
5-plece
Kitchen
Set
412-50;
3-piece
Chesterfield
Suite
$40;
Desk
$1.50f
new
Hot
Plates
$3.50;
lowest
prices.
B.
C.
FURNI
'TUBE
CO.,
Black
324.
FOt
SALE
lfr-ft.
Turner-bnllt
speed
';bdat.
02,
h.p.
wiuys
jeep
.ehglne,:used
only
two
montlis.
Complete
with
all
accessories.
Phone
Blue
365.
(181)
FOR
SALE
R.ttP.
White
Leghorns
and
Hampshire
pullets,
10
weeks
old.
$1.35
each.
Add
10
cents
per
bird
per
week
after
July
19
.sufficient
cockerels
free.
Terms
cash
F.O.B.
'Kltwanga,
M.
Rowe.
(tf)
tpOR
SALE
Ooed
.used
lumber,
2x4's.
2x6
and
1x8,
all
double
dressed,
can
be-
seen
at
the
nrtalh
highway
,at
Telegraph
Point.
Tliere
are.
approximate
iy.
e.OOOU.all
for
$200.
Apply
W;
'Walsh,
Telegraph
pomi.
(182
r0(l
SALE
32
ft.
Olllnetter
-Bnsc
.Island.
7
h.p.
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at
Port
Edward
on
Friday,
Satur
idav
or
Sunday,
(1'9'
FOR
SALE
i5
used
cars,
1-8
cyl
jiider
Hudson,
1
Dodge,
3
Fords,
from
$500
up.
Contact
Jonn
ion
or
Malr.
Phone
Black
166
Moose
team
and
of
Beth
Sedge-1
wick
forHlgh'Scho6I.
'Both'
these
'
Birls
have
fin,e
recdtds
and
i
should
go
far
In
the
fastbair
world.
In
nine
games
played
Betty
I
Hamilton
has
allowed
forty-two
hits,
walked
twenty-seven,
and
,
struck
out
no
fewer
than
105
!
batters;
Betty
has
lots
of
speed,
good
control
and
is
steady
iln
pinches.
As
her
batting
average
Is
.379-she
Is-very
valuable
there
too.
And
she
Is
a
good
fielder.
In
a
recent
game
she
retired
the
side
on
three
pitches.
Beth
Sedgewick,
the
High
School
southpaw,
has
a
very
impressive
record
too.
In
nine
games
she
has
allowed
fifty-one
hits,
yielded
forty
walks
and
struck
out
eighty-two
of
her
opponents.
Beth
has
a
lot
of
speed
and
throws
a
hard
ball.
Her
batting
percentage
Is
.230
so
she
Is
also
an
asset
to
her
team
at
IS
WINNER
rttCCKLYN,
-JJshUheavy-wc!ht
Gus
Lesnevich
is,
an
exception
o
the
rule
that
armed
service
duties
"took
something
out
of
all
fighters."
He
banged
out
a
10-round
upset
decision
over
Tami
Mauriello,
the
round
man
from
the
Bronx,
in
Ebbets
Field
Wednesday
night.
The
Associated
Press
score
card
gave
ex
-Sailor
Gus
six
rounds
and
Mauriello
four
with
Gus
in
the
lead
from
the
first
heat
on.
made
him
buckle
at
the
knees.
The
ninth
round
was
also
a
bad
one
for
him
ibut
he
weathered
the
storm
and
was
the
winner
by
unanimous
decision.
The
winner
weighed
In
at
178V'2
pounds
to
Maurlello's
197
'.
Had
there
been
a
really
decis
ive
margin
the
winner
would
have
been
matched
with
Joe
Louis
but
as
a
result
It
is
doubt
-
FOUND
FOUND
'Purse
on
public
counter
In
Bank
of
Montreal.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
the
bank,
Identifying
same
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
nan
FOR
SALE
Business
and
Apartment
Hlock
on
Second
Avenue
TWO
STOKES
SIX
SUITES
AND
A
COTTAGE
ALL
RENTED
Good
revenue
producer
and
a
,
building
that
never
has
a
vacancy.
$5000.00
will
handle
balance
on
terms
Write
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B.C.
"We
Cover
British
Columbia"
(181)
Today
HOTEL
MEN
WIN
AGAIN
Savoys
Keep
Up
Their
Victorious
Stride
in
Baseball
Savoys
continued
their
victory
march
at
Roosevelt
Park
last
night
by
taking
their
week's
second
win
in.
a
clash
with
the
Watts
and
Nickerson
nine
that
ended
w!4h
the
Clothiers
coming
out
on
the
short
end
of
an-U-3
score.
Tuesday
night
the
Hotel-men
obscured
the
Moose
by
a
9-2
score.
Watts
and
Nickerson
saved
themselves
from
a
complete
shut-out
by
knocking
off
three
runs
from
five
hits'
in
the
ninth
Inning.
Groff,
the
Clothiers
left
fielder,
turned
out
the
best
hit-tin?
of
the
game
with
three
hits
In
four
times
at
bat.
Jack
Sharpe
was
starting
pitcher
for
ClothiersW
striking
out
three
batters
.and
allowing
one
hit
In
four
innings.
He
was
relieved
by
Forbes,
who
struck
out
four
,
and
allowed
seven
hits
-tive
in
.the
ninth
Inning.
Savoys
ran
up
a
record
that
has
jiot
been
equalled
In
recent
baseball
history
when
thev
clouted
.two
home
runs
in
the
first
four
-innings.
Minor
Slmundson,
bacfcln
the
game
during
an
intermission
in
the
fishing
season,
slugged
jx
homer
in
the
first
Inning
and,
Forman,
emulating
the
older
player,
knocked
a
home
Lesnevich
was
well
ahead
in
irUn
in
the
fourth,
the
first
seven
rounds
but
was
Savoys
brought
In
three
runs
nailed
with
a
terrific
right
iyin
the
first
inning.
Both.Bruee
Mauriello
in
the
eighth
thati
slmundson,
who
singled,
and
Ted
Arney,
who
got
on-'base
on
a
fielder's
choice,
came
in
on
Minor's
home
run.
Minor
scored
asaln
In
the
second
when
he
got
on
base
on
a
walk.
A
double
by
Nlck
Pavlikls
brought
him
In.
Pavlikls
also
scored.
A
sacrifice
in
the
second
Inning
by
Bruce
Slmundson
hbrousht
in
Forman
who
got
on
broe
on
a
fielder's
error.
ful
If
either
will
get
a
chance
at
Watts
and
Nickerson
pulled
a
the
world
title.
I
aouDie
piay
in
me
vnira
wnen
Gurvich
and
Morgan
were
retired
in-a
Turnerto-Howe-to-Domin-
ato
triangle.
A
Vuckovichto-
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Is
Nothing
Finer
Than
A
Stromberg-Carlson
NOW
IN
STOCK
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of
Drawers,
well
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un
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LADIES
$49.95
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RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
Dependable
Radio
Servicing.
Overhauls
a
Specialty.
PHONE
HU
The
Vacuum
Cleaner
You
Have
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For!
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You
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Invited
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a
personal
Inspection
of
these
wonderful
new
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LEA
NEKS.
Visit
McRae
Bros,
and
arrange
for
is
demonstration
In
your
home.
Remember,,
you
buy
the
best
when
you
buy
EUREKA
GOING
STRONG
Gordon
and
Andtrsoit'sfLast
Inning:
Raly
Falls
Short
In
the
Ladles'
Fastball
League
last
evening
the
Moose
ladles
added
another
to
their
long
list
of
wins
by
defeating
the
Gordon
and
Anderson
nine
by
9
to
6.
In
their
first
Inning
the
store
ladles
scored
when
Stewart,
first
up,
was
safe
on
an
error
and
later
scored,
coming
home
on
S.iRamsay's
hit.
The
Moose'
team
kept
even
when
Payne,
the
first
'
batter,
hit
safely
and
came
home
on
Bettey
Hamilton's
hit.
Hamilton
was
out
on
a
double
play
when
Duff
us
caught
Currle's
fly
and
threw
to
I.
Ramsay
at
first.
Hamilton
struck
out
the
three
Viottoro
in
fona,
rtsr
n
tVto
CAnnnH
struck
out.
In
their
half
of
the
third
Moose
scored
three
runs.
North
was
walked,
Payne
hit
safely,
Klldal
hit
safely.
Betty
Hamilton
was
out,
Wlndle
to
I.
Ramsay,
and
Currie
hit
safely.
Arietta
Hamilton
singled
and
two
runs
came
in.
Laird
was
safe
on
an
error
and
Klldal
came
in.
Thain
was
out.
I.
Ramsay
unassisted.
In
the
fourth
the
Iron
ladles
scored
a
run.
I
Ramsay
singled,
Duffus
flew
out,
S.
Ramsay
singled
and
I.
Ramsay
crossed
the
plate.
Balagno
and
Wlndla
struck
out.
Moose
scored
one
inj
their
half.
Mennell
hit
a
fine
two-bagger.
North
was
safe
on
a
fielder's
choice.
Payne
was
out
Balagno
to
I.
Ramsay
and
Klldal
Wlndle-to-Lewls
play
tagged
Bruce
Slmundson
at
home
plate
In
the
sixth.
The
league
standing
to
date:
W
L
Pet.
Savoy
..
11
2
vJ540
Moose
5
7
'
.41?
W.
and
N
3
10
.231,
"My
son
here
Is
taking
over
the
business.
Hereafter
you
will
kindly
give
him
your
dirty
looks."
TlinEE-CONTINENT
PLANT
Flax-
Is
cultivated
In
Europe,
Asia
and
America.
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BATTERY
MODEL
As
Illustrated-
-smart
plastic
cabinet
$i:i).l)5
ELECTRIC
MODEL
As
illustrated
two-tone,
plastic
cabinet
$:U.1)."
reached
first
on
S.
Ramsay's
error.
Betty
Hamilton
singled
atid
Mennell
cam's
home.
The
store
ladies-went
scoreless
In
the
fifth
and
-sixth,
in
the
last
half
of
the
sixth
the
lodg?
singled,
Payne
was
out
at
first,
girls
had
their
big
inning.
North
KlWal
was
(safe
on
Wihdle'a
error,
Betty
Hamilton
flew
out
to
I.
Ramsay,
Currle
was
safe
on
Duff
us'
error
and
bases
were
loaded.
Arietta
singled
as
did
Laird
and
three
runs
came
in.
Thaln
was
walked
and
another
run
came
In.
Mennell
was
out
'Duffus
to
I.
Ramsay.
The
seventh
found
Gordon
and
Anderson
staging
a
great
rally.
S.
Ramsay
was
walked
and
Bal-
;
agno
singled.
Wlndle
struck
out.
Clough
singled.
Cloutler
was
walked.
Stewart
singled
and
S.
Ramsay
and
Balagno
scored.
Jeffries
struck
out.
Stewart
singled
and
Clough
came
In.
I.
Ramsay
singled
and
Cloutler
scored,
with
Stewart
reaching
third
in
the
fast
play.
DUffus
struck
out
with
two
runners
left
umiytij
ui,g
4iv.t
wtv
n.wiiu
,
on
Id
CISC
Inning.
Moose
went
scoreless
too.
'
.
in
the
third
Cloutler
hit,
Jef-!
"
wa
a,
j
ne
with
som3
fries
struck
out
and
Cloutler
was
f1"'
plough
caught
biS
h"s
Jef"
out,
catcher
to
Currle,
when
try-
In,
left,,fleld;
Mes
cauht
a
lon8
1
at
cen
ing
to
steal
second.
Stewart
tre.
Currie
also
caught
a
good
hit.
Betty
Hamilton
gave
up
two
walks,
allowed
seven
hits
and
struck
out
twelve.
Stewart
did
a
god
Job
for
Gordon
and
Anderson
although
she
gave
up
three
walks
and
struck
out
only
one
batter.
Box
scores:
INTERNATIONAL.
LEAGUE
In
the
Western
International
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1947
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August
1.J.1922
The
Sons-
of
Canada
repeated
their
victory
over
the
Elks
in
the
second
lacrosse
game
of
ths
league
series.
Harry
Menzlesj
scored
threeand
Jacobs-one
goair
for
the
Sons,
while
Eddie
Smith
scored
both
goals
for
the
Elks.
Elks
H.
Lipsett;
Jack
Mc-Auley,
L.
Styles,
F.
Gllhuly,
S.'
Wrlggleswerth,
J.
Mitchell,
B,
Oliver,
Eddie
Smith,
A.
,.
Easson,
M.
MacLach!an,M.
Gonzales-and
S.
W.
Taylor.
Sorts
cl
Canada
D.
Brown,
Jacobs,
G.
O.
Shaw,
B.
Crossett,
G.
Mansell,
U.
Y.
Lacasse,
E.
Mackintosh,
II.
Menzies,
C.
Blyth,
H.
Prlngle,
D.
Graham,
W.
Gray
and
A.
Jacobs.
In
a
poor
senior
lacrosse
game
Sons
of
Canada
swamped,
the
Knights
of
Columbus
by
at237
score.
Teams;
iSonaViif
Canada
Farquhar,
H.-Menzles,
H.
Curtis,
W.
Anderson,:iI.
B.ScottA.
Roy,
H.
B.
Charlton,
B,
Daniels,
C
Eady.
Knights,
of
iColumbis
WakefieldL.'Moor,a.
HlhVDr
Douglas,
?F.?Hennlrrg,iR.
Moore,
Hamilton.
S.
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H.
Astoria,
R.
Oreenwell.
;
A-challenge
has-been
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from
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(A
the
Ocean
FalLs
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team,
inviting
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to
send
a.
team
down
for
arf(
inter-town
series
of
games.
Ben
Self
will
brin?
the
matter
up
at
the
first
meeting
of
the
baseball
officials.
Jackie
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Loses
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