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Daily
r3ciu3
Friday,
August
29,
1947
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Classified
Advertising
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Classifieds:
ac
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge,
80c.
Birth
Notices
60c;
Cards
ot
Thanks,
Death
Notices,
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements:
(2.
FOR
RIKT
FOR
RESJll
Two-roomed
front
-
suite.
221
Fifth
Avenue
East.
WANTED
ROOM
AND
HOARD
(207)
8UITE-FOR
RENT
Kitchen
set
'
and
heater
for
sale.
Apply
Suite
1,
610
Sixth
Ave.
West.
.
(202)
FOR
RENT
One
large
sleeping
room.
Apply
801
Borden
St.
(203)
FOR
RENT
Comfortable
sleep-
-
lne
room.
Apply
806
Fraser
Street.
(203)
ZTOR
RENT-J-Sleeplng
room
with
kitchen
privilege.
221
5th
Ave.
'
E.
(202)
ROOM
for
Rent
and
board
If
de
sired.
812
SecomLAvenue
West.
Phone
Red
976.
(207
1
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Two
Ironers,
top
wages.
Apply
Canadian
Pioneer
Laundry.
(203)
HELP
WANTED
Labourers
for
construction
and
demolition
work.
Apply
North
West
Construction
Ltd.
Suite
1,
Stone
Bldg.
(2021
WANTED
Names
are
being
received
at
the
Dally
News
office
of-
boys
or
girls
desiring
delivery
routes.
(tf)
HELP
WANTED-
Ward
Maids
for
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Apply
Matron,
(tf)
HELP
WANTED
Housekeeper
for
elderly
couple.
$60.00
a
month
with
room
and
board.
Phone
264,
days;
Black
85,
evenings,
(tf
)
WANTED
Woman
.to
cook
for
off
in
afternoons.
Evenings
free.
Live
in
or
out.
State
salary.
Phone
Black:
500.
(207)
AGENTS
1VANTED
'.AROUND
Prince
Rupert
opportunity
for
a
reliable
man
to
sell
Rawlelgh
Products.
No
experience
needed
tgstrt.
Write
today;
-"Ra'wlelgh's
Dept.
WO
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166-H-189,
Winnipeg,
Canada.
(202)
WANTED
TO
BUY
Fair-sized
house
in
vicinity
of
school.
Cash.
Phone
Qreen
620.
(202)
WANTED
Light
delivery
truck.
Write
O,
Lundquist,
Smithers,
B.C.
(204)
J
M
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
Five
'
good
used
cars
now
on
sale,
Chrysler,
Dodge
and
La-salle.
Contact
Johnson
or
Mair.
Phone
Black
156
or
call
171
3rd
Ave.
East
(tf)
,
WANTED
Second-hand
coal
range,
also
coal
.heater.
P.O.
Box
511,
City.
(203)
-t
WANTED
Eldarly
woman
tc
-
look
after
small
child.
Phone
"Red
276.
evenings.
(207)
WANTED
Medium
sized
or
.
:
email
piano..
Phone
Oreen
620.
(204)
SHIP
Us
Your
Scrap
Metals,
Top
Prices
Paid
Active
Trading
Company
Ltd..
935
East
Cordova
St.,
Vancouver.
B.C.
(tf)
ROOM
AND
BOARD
$40
each
double;
$45
single.
Home
away
from
home.
Table
meals.
Mrs
Lawley.
622
Fraser
Street
(tf)
PERSONAL
THERE'S
an
excellent
chance
uttsr
-
-
-that
we
have
the
remedy
for
r-
your
ASTHMA
or
HAY
FEV-
f
BR.
It
may
not
help
YOU
but
then
again
the
average
of
re-
!
llefs
is
very
high,
and
you
too
i
might
find
yourself
breath-
'
"""Una
normally
again,
A
letter
to
LIFE
LINE
PRODUCTS,
Granville
Street
will
bring
you
a
reply
that
you
can
think
over.
(207)
WILL
the
party
who
received,
the
w
watch
in
payment
for
taxi
fare
two
months
ago
on
a
Friday
night
please
leave
same
a
Dally
News
office.
(202)
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
EARLY
NEWS
IS
WELCOME
Local
news
Items,
to
ensure.
publication,
should
be
in
Uw
office
by
10
ajn.
Contributors
are
asked
to
bear
this
In
mind.
Items
of
social
and
personal
Interest
are
always
welcome.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE--!1S38
Chrysler
Royal
Sedan.
Privately
owned.
Can
be
seen
at
Dan's
Service
Sta
tion,
McBrlde
Street.
(202)
FOR
SALE
2x4,,
2x6,
shiplap,
flooring
and
dimensions.
Phone
Green
698.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
27-foot
boat.
East
hope
engine
in
first
class
shape.
Moored
at
Yacht
Club.
Price
$300.
(210)
FOR
SALE
Oil
Heater,
Phone
Red
597,
or
call
at
817
Ninth
West.
(206
FOR
SALE
Brand
new
three-
room
house
with
modern
bathroom,
modern
design,
water
view
and
good
ground,
immediate
occupancy.
Priced
for
quick
sale,
$3,200.
Collart
&
McCaffery.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
One
15
ft.
Sailboat,
Class
"Super
Rag."
Complete
with
sails.
Price
$175.
Phone
Black
829.
(203
FOR
SALE
A
washing
machine
$130.00
Apply
511,
7th
Ave.
E.
.(205)
NEW
and
Used
Household
and
Office
Furniture
and
Hardware.
New
unpainted
4-draw-er
chests,
Bookcases
and
Medicine
Chests
$2.75;
Scatter
Rugs
$L25;
Mattresses,
Electric
Double
Hot
Plates
S7;
Desks,
Small
size
Steves
for
wood
and
coal,
Compasses
frcm
$1.
Used
Kitchen
Tables
$4;
Bicycles;
Mirrors
50c;
Single
Beds
complete
$20;
Office
Chairs.
Other
useful
articles
at
reduced
prices.
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
Black-
324.
FOR
SALE
Springfield
rifle
30-40
Krag,
as
new.
Phone
Qreen
106.
(208)
FOR
SALE
Barb
wire
troll)
$4.00;
4"
fir
edge
grain
flooring
65.00
M;
16x48,
16x32
Don-naconna
lath
$40.00
M;
1
good
cook
stove
$20.00;
Window
screens
75c
each;
4"
and
6"
sewer
pipe
not
taken
out
per
foot
20c;
6x6
and
8x8
2x6-4'
long
$25.00
M;
15
electric
reflectors
and
guards
18"
with
Mogul
sockets.
Spies
and
Meckling,
Wantage
Road
Group
4,
Phone
866.
(208)
LOST
AND
FOUND
LOST
Between
Rupert
and
Terrace,
one
drop-cloth
12x16,
Saturday
night.
Please
leave
at
Bob
Parker's
or
Spencer's
Garage,
Terrace,
B.C.
Reward.
LOST
Two
fishing
rods,
one
bamboo,
one
steel,
on
highway.
Reward.
Phone
Red
183.
(208)
METAL
WORK
DONT
Wait
for
Winter.
Now
Is
the
time
to
have
that
eaves-trough
fixed
and
ruriiace
installed.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Ltd..
Black
884
(tf)
PLUMBING
Installations
and
repairs.
SHEET
"METAL
WORK.
Fur
naces,
t
sinks,
eaves-troughing
and
stack
work.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
029
Sixth
West,
Phone
543.
(tf)
MACHINKKY
ro
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modem
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufac
tured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited.
Vancouver,
BU
(tf)
CONTOURS
CHANGE
In
prehistoric
tiroes,
most
nf
the
Rocky
Mountain
area
was
covered
by
an
Inland
sea
extend
ing
irom
the
Gulf
of
Mexico
to
me
Arctic
Ocean.
IN
THE
SI
I'HKMR
roi'HT
OF
KKI-
ill
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATtl
IN
THK
MATY
KH
OK
YIIK
"A!MI.
'iiAllov
ACT"
AM)
IN
HIE
MATTKIl
OP
THE
ESTATE
"r
i-bitit
t
IK
KAN,
IIKCKAHKI),
INYKSTATT
TAKE
NOTICE
that
br
Orri.r
of
ui.
Honour
judge
W.
O.
Fnitsm
t...!
Judge
of,
the
SuDreme
Cmirfc
nf
Bri
tish
Columbia,
I
was
on
the
25th
day
ui
August,
a.u.
i47,
appointed
Ad
miniEtrator
or
the
Estate
of
Peter
Curran,
late
ot
Telegraph
Creek.
Brl-
iisn
Columbia,
who
died
on
or
about
the
20th
day
of
December,
1948,
at
urawy
tree.
British
Columbia.
All
persona
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
mo
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
30th
day
of
September.
1947,
falling
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
ot
which
I
shall
have
been
notified.
I
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C
this
.
20th
day
of
August,
A
D.
1947,
'
ROBERT
P
JOHNSTON,
OFFICIAL
ADMINISTRATOR.
TELEGRAPH
CREEK,
B.
C
(211)
BING
CROSBY
IS
JASPER
VISITOR;
EXCITEMENT
ATTENDS
HIS
ARRIVAL
POPULAR
SCREEN
STAR
CUTS
UP
ON
GOLF
COURSE
JASPER
Warming
up
for
the
eighteenth
annual
for
sale
4
Eathope
engine.
Totem
Pole
Tournament
to
be
played
here
Sept.
1-7,
Apply
st.
Elmo
Hotel,
uoom
e.;
R-
n,.osw
idol
of
screen
and
radio,
had
a
Grand
(204)
game
of
golf
on
the
championship
Jasper
Park
Lodge
course
Wednesday
afternoon.
He
also
had
a
lesson
from
Leroy
Goldsworthy,
the
resort's
golf
professional,
who
will
soon
be
coach-
ing
Buffalo
Bison's
hockey
club
Partnering
Mr.
Crooner
was
burly
S.
Davidson
Hefron,
investment
dealer
of
Sewlckley,
in
suburban
Pittsburgh,
winner
of
the
United
States
Amateur
in
1019
and
member
of
the
VJS.
Walker
Cup
team
in
1923.
Gol-die,
the
pro,
teamed
up
with
Mrs.
Herron.
A
large
gallery
followed
the
foursome
over
the
and
the
lady's
175-yard
first
tee
drive,
compared
with
the
mens,
zbu
s,
reoeivea
louaesi
applause.
In
winning
the
friendly
match
Uiree-up,
Goldsworthy
and
Mrs.
Herron
had
to
contend
with
The
"gone
fishing"
sign
was
and
radio
writer
of
Los
Angeles,
he
is
in
the
Tonquin
Valley
angling
for
rainbow
trout.
EXCITEMENT
IAS
BING
ARJUVES
There's
usually
plenty
of
excitement
for
-vacationists
at
Jarper
Park
Lodge
but
there
iwas
calm
and
expectancy
among
the
guests
and
staff
Just
prior
to
arrival
of
the
movie
star.
Tension
broke
at
8:30
p.m.
Tuesday
wnen
the
guest
of
the
day
arrived.
.
The
crconer'sentry
was
a
quiet
one.
Accompanied
by
his
friend
William
Morrcw,
Bing
drove
up
to
the
main
bulldlncr
entrance,
registered
at
ttc
front
desk,
returned
to
his
car
and
went
to,
his
burajalow.
They
were.
ready
to
dine,
after
driving!
most
of
the
day.
The
pair
left
Sand
Point,
Idaho,
at
7,
o'clock
Tuesday1
morning,
coming
by
way
of,
Cranbrook,
Kjiraberley,
Radium
Hot
Springs
and
Windermere,
thence
over
the
Jasper-Banff
Highway,
at
the
Columbia
Ice-;
field
Chalet,
overlooking
the
gigantic
150
square
mile
ice-;
field,
they
stopped
to
chat
,
with
Manager
Jack
Brewster.
who
met
Bing
last
year
when
he
was
on
location
here
for
,
Paramount'
$3,000,000
techni
color
film
"The
Emporor
Waltz."
expected
to
be"
'released
early
in
1948.
First
to
greet
the
celebrity
were
John
Stark,
manager
of
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
and
Major
James
A.
Wood,
superintendent,
Jasper
National
Park.
Both
became
well
acquainted
with
him
during
his
long
stay
here
in
1946.
Bing's
keen
Interest
in
golf
led
him
to
first
enquire
as
to
the
condition
of
the
champlon-
hlp
course.
When
Informed
the
fairways
and
greens
were
in
ex
cellent
shape,
he
smiled
and
ad-
mltted
he'd
be
out
practising
soon.
"I've
been
at
my
Nevada
ranch
for
some
time
and
haven't
had
any
golf
lately.
That
calls
for
a
workout,"
lie
'
said.
He's
looking
forward
to
playing
in
the
famed
afOKf
classic,
the
Totem
Pole
tournament,
to
be
played
here
during
September
1
to
.7.
with
200
competitors
18
holes
entered
from
all
parts
of
the
continent.
"It's
.going
to
be
lots
of
fun,"
said
Bing.
"I
hear
the
competition
is
pretty
stiff."
Aside
from
golf,
he
plans
to
do
some
trout
fiihing
in
Jasper's
well-stocked
waters.
He
will
be
doing
considerable
rid-
Bing's
75
and
lots
of
kidding
by
i
jns
too,
as
he
is
due
to
start
the
crooner,
particularly
direst-
out
September
8
on
a
fortnight's
ed
at
the
pro,
who
broke
the
!
big
game
hunt
in
the
territory
tenovated
course's
record
for
the
first
nine
and
a
dazzling
32.
Goldsworthy
came
in
with
a
37,
'for
a
two-under-par
69.
Mrs.
Herron
scored
92
and
her
hus-'band's
deadly
putts
gave
him
an
SO.
The
pay-off
came
in
the
eighteenth
green,
where
Bing
put
on
his
best
act
of
the
match.
Goldie
was
putting
a
long
one
for
a
three.
Crosby,
standing
close
'behind,
unknown
to
the
pro,
waved
an
"Indian
sign""
in
his
direction.
The
putt
was
inches,
short
The
Crooner,
also
trying
for
a
birdie,
carelessly
north
of
Jajpex
Park.
Plans
for
the
trip
have
been
drawn
up
by
Stan
Kitchen,
veteran
outfitter
and
guide
here.
Accompanying
Crosby
and
Morrcw
on
the
trail
will
be
Col.
Newton
CTumley
and
John
Oldham,
of
Elko,
Nevada,
where
Blng's
ranch
Is
located,
and
Dr.
Arnold
Stenens
of
Los
Angeles,
The
trio
will
arrive
here
about
September
7.
"We're
hoping
to
bag
some
nice
trophes,"
commented
Bins.
Speaking
of
huntjng,
there
will
be
lots
of
shooting
around
Jasper
Park
Lodge
and
the
golf
course
from
tooay
on.
Camera
poked
at
his
ball
which
rolled;
enthusiasts
are
all
set
to
photo-
15.
feet
to
the
cup
and
sank.Veraph
Bing
at
every
opportun-
The
green
was
rimmed
with
hundreds
cf
spectators
and
the
antics
of
Jasper's
current
No.
1.
guest
delighted
them.
ity.
Ladies'
Fastball
The
commission
decided
that
th
nrW
Fastball
Leaaue
nlav-
hanging
on
the
doorway
of
offe
AouW
sUrt
on
Bing's
bungalow.
Accompanied
,
,,.H
lfrtl
hni1,
,,.
rwdnn
by
friend
Bill
Morrow
screen
and
AndeMOn
playing
a
f.
three
series,
the
winner
to
play
the
Moose,
also
In
a
best-of-three
swies,
in
a
season's
FIRST
PACIFIC
LINK
America's
first
transcontinental
railway
was
built
in
Panama
spanning
the
50-mile
Isthmus,
complete
in
1855.
TIBETAN
MASK
-William
Dunning,
of
Toronto,
dbove,
and
Erne3t
Reid,
of
Ottawa
and
Belleville,
returned
recently
from
a
two-month
stay
in
Tibet.
One
of
their
"souvenirs"
is
this
devil
mask,
usd
in
dances,
which
represents
the
spirit
of
an
even
more
fearsome
character
called
GEORGE
HILL
&
SONS
LTD.
Agents
for
Slater
Shoes
i
624
Third
Avenue,
Next
Commodore
Cafe
P.O.
Box
737
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
ERIC
SPEER8,
Manager
Specializing
In
Marine
and
General
Sheet
Metal
Work
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Boat
Tanks
Stacks
Furnaces
Gutter
Work
253
East
First
(Cow
Bay)
Phone
Black
884
P.O.
Box
1219
PRINCE
RUPERT
I
FASTBALL
RAINED
OUT
Owing
to
rain
the
reularly
scheduled
fastball
game
between
Gordon
and
Anderson
and
High
School
in
the
Ladies'
Fastball
League
series
was
cancelled.
FASTBALL
PLAY-OFFS
II
Series
to
Begin
Saturday
Evening
With
Four
Teams
Competing
At
a
meeting
ot
the
Fastball'
Commission
yesterday
after-
j
noon
plans,
were
drawn
up
for
j
the
season's
play-ofls.
They
will
j
start
tomorrow
evening.
This
evening's
game
will
be
J
the
last
regular
league
fixture
j
j
and
will
bring
Co-op
and
C.N.
j
R.A.
together.
j
j
I
The
League
winners
for
this
I
year
have
been
declared
and
!
the
General
Motors
nine
repeat
j
their
last
year's
victory.
The
Navy
team,
at
the
bottcm
of
the
j
league
and
unable
to
field
a1
team,
has
been
eliminated
from
the
play-offs.
Tomorrow
eve-
j
nlng's
first
game
of
the
play-
j
orfs
will
bring
Gordon
and
Anderson
against
High
School.;
On
Monday
evening
C.N.R.A.
will
meet
Co-op.
Wednesday's
fixture
bririss
the
second
game
between
Hih
School
and
Gordon
and
Anderson
and
Friday's
,
game
will
bring
Co-op
and
C.N.
R.A.
together
in
their
second
plny-off
game.
These
series
will
;
be
the
best
two
out
of
three
earnes.
ana
later
imures
wiu
drnprd
on
the
results
of
the
first
two
games.
j
Owing
to
the
shorter
evenings
,
the
games
will
be
seven
innings.
The
play-off
schedule
was
arranged
after
it
was
decided
that
the
present
second
and
fourth
teams
in
the
league
standing
should
play
a
best
two-out-of-three
series
and
the
present
third
and
fifth
team
should
also
,olay
a
best
two-out-ofnthree
series.
The
winners
of
this
would
meet
the
General
Motors
In
a
final
series.
Those
in
attendance
at
the
commission
meeting
were
J
S.
Wilson,
chairman,
W
Landon.
R
G.
Mcore.
Enn
Forward
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Fridays,
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Hazelton
3-1
HAZELTON
Smtther
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a
icore
of
3-1
in
a
game
here
that
was
followed
by
various
other
MJcrtlmg
events.
Feature
of
the
game
was
the
pitching
ot
Carl
Splcer
of
SmWhers
and
Charles
Smith
of
Hazelton.
both
of
whetn
allowed
only
one
hit.
Hazelton
scored
Its
only
run
in
the
first
inning
while
SmKh?r
piled
all
three
ot
their
runs
'n
.the
second.
.
Following
the
ame,
Ahere
weire
a
number
of
foot
races,
Howard
Wale.
Hazelton
joiinter
;won
the
100-yard
dash,
with
his
younger
brother
Clarence
corn-inn:
second.
Willie
Wilson'
of
Haswilget
won
the
log
chopping
contest,
with
Steve
Moore
and
Moses
Wilson
sharing
second
prize.
Fastball
Schedule
Friday
Co-op
vs.
C.N.R.A
Saturday
Navy
vs.
General
Motors.
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