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and
look
them
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desk
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subtracts
and
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condition.
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Spaniel
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the
blood
lines
.iv.-r.ised
by
many
of
the
iteaneLs
In
the
East,
ur.-'jnees
compel
me
to
this
time.
Priced
half
regular
vlue
Tiiev
make
wonderful
i
resents
They
are
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Hunt.
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Lake.
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(293)
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SALE
wter
lumber
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use
the
modern
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and
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proof
of
u
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of
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name
of
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this
office
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that
t
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of
one
month
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the
first
publication
;
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a
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of
said
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n
meantime
valid
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this
26th
day
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1947.
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'
Il'gltrar
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ANDREW
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of
Titles
(3011
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writing.
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tha
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Registry
OITlce.
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RVIfti
C.
this
25th
day
""enil,,r,
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AD
Andrew
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"eputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
(302)
t
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THE
MARKETS
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t
wor(1
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or
pump
action
:
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1285)
Biand
new
4
-piece
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Appiy
433
mn
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Book
of
Knowledge,
three
quarter
bed,
A-iUi
mattre;
two
uio
night
table,
all
.22
rifle,
gojd
condition.
Write
particular
to
Box
295,
Dally
Newr
ram
color.
Apply
4J3
WORK
WANTED
East.
M5)
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Post
Office
Box
G38.
tft
FOR
RENT
Two-room
suite,
furnished.
Apply
No,
2
Bay
Apt.
tf
ROOM
AVIf
liOARD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
$43
each
double:
$48
single.
Sleeping
rooms
for
rent.
Table
meals.
Mrs.
Lawley,
022
Fraser
Street.
(tf)
ri:us(N.L
ORDER
wur
Christmas
Tree
now
from
B.
&
W.
Transfer.
25c
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foot.
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Red
182.
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mind
children,
days
or
evenings.
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Red
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from
alcohol.
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News
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Sweet
Potatoes,
2
lbs
29
WANTED
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tsquasn,
ID
XO
Danish
Squash,
lb
m
Spanish
Onions,
2
lb
.23
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb."
0(5
Citron,
lb
m
Cauliflower,
ea
.30
to
.45
Leeks.
2
bunch
14
WORK
WANTED
parsnip
(unwashed
3
lbs.
'.
19
after
children
evenings.
Phone
ureen
583.
(tf)
-Practical
en-
Beets,
6
lb
25
Ltttuce
(head),
each
...
'20
to
25
Celery,
2
lbs
.30
Rlneer
thoroughly
conversant
arllc'
lb
49
with
all
forms
of
machine
ho
Cabbage
(new),
lb
10
practice
seeks
Phone
Blue
825.
I
OR
KENT
employment.
l293
FOR
RENT
Two-room
furnished
suite.
537
8U1
Ave.
West.
(295)
.
piece
sci
new
.
-.t
Suitcases,
New'
Un-;ro,i
RENT
Sleeping
room
for
Purnlutre,
6
ft.
Steel
genUeman.
Call
between
C:00
v
Squares
$2.25,
LeveU,
and
8:00
p
m.
742
7th
Ave.
jo
Nt-w
uurney
ttangea
gm
j50
N'w
f
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isianiceu
5
Siinhtly
Used
TojcoaU,
Logger
Boots,
Log
Si
Everything
at
a
r-.:;Die
price
Come
In
and
over
IIC
FURNI-
FOR
RENT
One
3-room
apartment,
unfurnWied
or
partly
furnished,
with
private
bath.
Ri
441.
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White,
lb
.10
Sugar
White,
lb
...
.u
Golden
Pellow,
lb
Fresh
Milk
nnv
27C
No.
J
Peas..Icy
Thone
Red
501.
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LOST
AND
rOl'ND
FOUND
American
Scale
Rule.
Owner
pay
for
this
ad
and
apply
to
Box
157,
Terrace.
B.C.
(295)
FOUND
At
Three
Sisters
Cafe,
Christmas
Parcel.
Owner
may
(tf
)
I
Mixed
Vegetables
jf
...
Diced
Beets,
tin
SANDED
FLOCK
makes
a
Wax
Beans,
choice
...
new
room!
Dark
and
stained
Mlxfd
peaj
and
CarroU
floors
can
be
made
as
good
as
Pum
Un
new
by
sanding,
a
quick,
ef-
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uciem
jod
witn
mouern
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cmu.,
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Apples,
cooklni.
3
lb
aen
nave
ine
in
nuui
-
,
sanders
and
euarantee
the
"-y
best
service.
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Quart
-...:...'
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Pint
ia
Cream,
Vi-Plnt
3
Grade
A:
Larcw.
rarlnnHl
Am
J1
llsh
Halibut,
b
J3
Salmon,
lb
.35
Cod
lb
25
.?7
Pastry
Flour,
7
lbs
57
Flour,
49's,
No.l
hard
wheat..
2.99
Second
Patent
2
35
Flour
(24's)
1.59
Tea
and
(Coffee
DsLuxc
Quality,
lb
1.07
Coffee,
lb
.59
Juices
Tomatoes,
20-cz
15
40
oz
.33
gallon
S
Apples,
20
gz
tinr
2
for
2,
40
oz
.34
Oranse.
20
oz
1C
Blended
(orange
and
grape
1
fruit
)
20
oz
,i:
48
oz
41
Canned
Fruits
Apricots,
20
oz.
.33
'Cherries
(fancy)
20
oz
.37
Loganberries.
20
oz
42
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
Peaches
32
Offers
a
permanent
release
f
rom
Peacres,
fancy
40-.44
drinking.
It
Is
a
confidetlalj
Canned
Vegetables
service
rendered
without
cost.
Dill
Pickles,
gal
1.73
bv
others
who
have
found
free-:
Cut
Green
Beans,
fey.
each
20
Tomatoes
(hothouse),
1
lb.
.43
Anjou
Pears,
3
lbs,
Pomegranate,
each
Pure.
lb.
lard
have
same
bv
paying
'for
this
sninening
ad
al
the
Dallv
News
'tf.
Soap.
face.
2
for
.
.
-
Laundry,
cake
You
saw
ii
ir
ihe
Da
iv
New-'
Sunlight,
cake
Sport
Letter
Box
ft;?
Sports
Editor,
Dally
News:
season,
I
can.
easily
understand
why
visiting
teams
regularly
have
no
difficulty
In
defeating
pur
local
representatives.
Due
to
the
class
of
basketball
demanded
by
J.
Wilson,
A
Fan,
Spectator,
etc,
the
local
teams
are
naturally
outmatched
by
players
who
are
allowed
to
play
It
as
it
should
be.
This
is
no.
fault
of
our
local
athletes
or
referees,
but
rather
the
fault
of
the
aforementioned
critics.
As
a
spectator
who
appreciates
amateur
athletics,
I
heart-
Ilv
pnrlnrsA
lh
KpnMmant.
py.
pressed
by
Art
Murray,
Mac-lchecklnS
eently
n
"y-
effort
gratis
I
cannot
see
the
Medium,
doz.
"Z"Z
'j&i
rignt
of
anyne
merely
Pay'ne
a
small
admission
fee
to
criticize
them.
pnee
again
I
would
like
to
point
out
that
foolish
criticism
such
as
theirs
can
only
result
In
FOR
RENT
2
single
sleeping
4;
.-Uppers
lb.
.'.
.
717
22
final
droPI)lnB
out
ot
a11
worthr
221
5th
Avenue
East.
Phone
'Firrt
0rade
lb
Red
M7.
(293
.
Mllk"'
FOR
RENT
3
room
suite
with'
"vkt
ted
Miik.
bath,
fully
furnished,
for
2
I6-02.
tins,
i
for
month
bednnifle
January
15.1
Flour
.70
j
while
players
who
are
unjustly
cnucizep,
:inis
town,
is
fleaa
enough
wjthput
killing
off
the
basketball
'
association.
E.
R.
ROWSON,
THE
LAST
LETTER
Sports
Editor,
Dally
News:
As
a
victim
In
the
current
basketball
confusion
may
I
add
some
words'
In
defence
of
the
sport
locally.
Unlike
many
of
my
acquaintances
I
don't
agree
to
polmi-cal
discussion
against
Monday's
columnist
or
his
later
disciples.
As
the
anonymous
criticisms
to
date
illustrate
lack
of
basketball
background
they
Interest
me
only
Insofar
as
they
show
misunderstanding
and
tend
to
Injure
the
sport
locally.
The
writings
at
least
signify
an
Interest
In
the
game
and,
fortun
ately,
none
of
the
anonymous
'
contributors
represent
anyone
but
themselves.
I
recommend,,,
at
least,
a
cursory
study
of
rule
lnterpretaUon
and
evolution,
In
considering
the
present
controversy
It
helps
to
realize
'
that
game
conduct
Initiated
the
rules
that
some
feel
are
being
so
flagrantly
violated.
Some
time,
some
how,
similar
incidents
must
have
occurred.
In
fact.
Civic
Centre-bred
fans
and
players
ain't
seen
nohtln'
yet."
Drop
In
at
Art
Murray's
some
evening
29
and
hear
experiences
of
the
past
3
lbs
32
recalled.
Grapefruit.
Texas
(white),
Rupert
basketball
differs
4
for
35
intle
from
other
leagues
of
com-
(pink),
3
for
29.paratlve
calibre
but
Is
at
pres-
Leoions,
doz.
43ent
In
a
rebirth
and
suffering
Oranges
(Navel)
40-.63jthe
consequent
pains
of
lnex-
Dates.
pitted,
lb
29
perience
and
rabid
enthusiasm.
.31
This
has
produced
most
of
the
.15
gaihe
Interludes
to
date
but
has
i
Cranberries,
lb
53
also
been
responsible
for
!
success
of
the
game
on
PRINCE
RUPERT
JUNIOR
CHAMBER
OF
COMMERCE
Auction
December
18-19-20
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
TUNE
...
CFPR
Thursday
and
Friday,
8:30
to
9:30
p.m.
Saturday,
7:30
to
9:30
p.m.
NET
PROCEEDS
DIVIDED
EQUALLY
AMONG
Civic
Centre
Salvation
Army
Xraas
Cheer
Fund
ICC
HID
OENEItOUSLY
FOR
YOt'R
FAVORITE
LOCAL
TALENT
LOADS
OF
FUN
ON
'
THE
AIR
CALL
"RADIO
Al'CTION"
BID
FOR
BORDEN
STREET
SHOOL
CHOIR
..
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Ktl-t
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IrlUKbUA
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OPKN
HALF
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AHEAD
OF
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'
'
'
nd
call
"RADIO
AUCTION"
(o
make
bids
jsl
1
itk
up
(he
Phone
and
request
transportation
Free
Transportation
to
Civic
Centre
for
aHPerformers
,N
IN
TUB
FUN
T
F
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PI
I
ON
12
"HDIO
AtjtTr0Nw
ANplHD
1
JOIN
the
the
....
.291
court
and
in
the
stands.
...
.33'
While
the
referees
and
coaches
.17"
bear
Uie
bulk
of
the
responsl-.08
-.25
bllity
the
co-operation
of
both
.09
players
and
spectators
Is
essen-
tlal
for
the
rapid
maturity
of:
the
sport.
Experience
will
reach
our
new
referees
that
the
rule
book
offers
certain
elastic
powers
that
After
seeing
practically
every''11
the
takrest
ot
the
sport.
Evt
game
of
basketball
played
this.denJe
can
be
noted
,n
the
Pr
fesslonal
leagues
where
the
spectators
"own"
the
sport.
Amateur
ball
will
eventually
follow
suit.
Fewer
minor
Infrac
tion
whistjes
will
speed
the
play1
and
facilitate
officials'
control.
This
will
result
In
less
player
re
derstandlng
and
a
finer
appre
ciation
for
the
play
is
Inevitable
At
present
the
fans
are
as
much
a
victim
of
the
keen
rivalry
as
the
teams.
Boos
and
Jeers
are
as
frequent
as
cheers.
Such
conduct
at
times
Is
ruled
unsporting
but
most
players
are
more
philosophical
than
"Spectator.
even
consent
to
extending
this'
privilege
to
the
columns
of
the
,
press,
with
much
more
respect
to
signed
comments.
i
Followers
of
the
sport
have
must
be
judiciously
Interpreted.
J
little
to
fear.
Playing
facilities
Rules
are
constantly
changing
are
excellent.
Both
the
Basket
ball
and
Referees'
Associations
are
competent
bodies.
Sadistic
tendencies
Jn
players
and
coaches
are
negligible.
Referees
continue
as
willing
and
increasingly
competent
.and
It
is
hoped
a
point
In
playing
calibre
will
be
proved
before
the
year
Is
out.
Last
but
not
least,
spectators
are
sentment
and
fewer
unwise
and
turning
out
In
Increasing
num-unjust
decisions.
Competent
bers.
In
short,
no
resignations
handling
will
win
the
respect
of
have
been
tendered,
the
players
and
tempers
will
bej
Lets
hope
the
"storm
in
a
tea-more
easily
controlled.
!
cup"
has
subsided
for,
as
George
la
time
the
coaches
can
im-
Howe
"a
remarked,
"more
pub-part
the
science
of
the
game
to
Ucity
than
Louis-Walcott
and
their
players
who
with
expert-
a
mow
siruc.
ence
will
master
the
art
of
ANOUS
MACPHEE.
(This
will
be
the
last
letter
Phee,
Cameron
and
the
rest.
.
A,so
ln
due
course
the
spec-
on
this
subject.
The
discussion
In
ylew
of
the
fact
that
these
tatrs
will
realize
they
too
can-
i,
dosed
as
far
as
the
Dally
boys
are
giving
their
time
and
not
run
tne
game.
A
better
un-
News
is
concerned
unless
the
Basketball
Association
would
like
to
make
a
statement.
Ed.
.
World
Record
Dolly
.
Varden
Trout
Caught
The
Rod
and
Gun
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
has
a
new
mark
Time
will
dull
the
-appetite
for
to
aim
at.
From
Idaho
comes
their
team's
victory
and
I
per-
advice
that
a
294-pound
Dolly
sonally
feel
they
pay
for
the
Varden
trout
has
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caught
privilege
of
shouyng
Invectives,
by
C.
R.
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In
Lake
Pend
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