5
4
Prince
Rupert
Daflp
J3cUi0
Wednesday,
August
20,
1947
-
-
Classified
Advertising
--
C3U3lMs!nec!:
ac
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge,
50c
Birth
Notice
and
Engagement
Announcement
;
S2.
CARD
OF
THANKS
ETThe
staff
and'
.
students
of
Prairie
Bible
Institute,
Three
'..Hills,
Alberta;
The
Mountain
WW
Bible
School
of
Didsbury,
Alberta,
and
others
from
Cam-
iL'riiae,
Alberta
and
Kamloops,
B.C.,
(,
-wish
to
express
their
appreciation
for
kindness
extended
them
by
friends
during
their
time
spent
here
at
Group
4.
FOR
KfcNT
FOR
RENT
Three-room
cottage
partly
furnished
for
couple
with
one
child.
Oreen
626.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Housekeeping
room.
Furnished,
clean
and
warm.
1142
Park
Ave.
Green
224.
U9G)
lf
M
FOR
RENT
-furnished
rooms,
m
8th
Ave.
West.
(198)
i
FOR
RENT
Comfortable
sleeping
room.
Apply
806
Fraser
Street.
(197)
FURNISHED
COTTAGE
to
rent
a
Francois
Lake
Landing,
$15
week.
Lovely
black
Cocker
Spaniel
puppies
for
sale.
Mrs.
Harold
Neave,
Minsmere
Kennels,
Francois
Lake,
near
Burns
Lake,
B.C.
IIEU
WANTED
I
HELP
WANTED
Experienced
Waitress.
Apply
Johnny's
Snack
Bar.
(198)
HELP
WANTED
Truck
drivers
and
swampers
for
coal
and
Jumber
trucks.
Apply
Philpott,
fEvitt
&
Co:
LtdJr'CJN.R.
Dock.
Sfcdhe;
651.
(195)
WANTED
Names
are
being
received
at
the
Dally
News
of-Ilce
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.
$60jOO
a
month
with
room
and
board.
Phone
264,
days
Black
85,
eve-2nhgs:
.
,
(tf)
WANTED
WORK
WANTED
Woman
with
small
girl
wants
housework.
Phone
Red
807.
(196)
WANTED
-dresser
in
Phone
552.
Used
good
beds
and
condition.
(200)
WANTED
Light
delivery
truck.
Write
G.
Lundquist,
Smlthers,
B.C.
(2041
WANTED
To
rent
furnished
suite
oi
house
firm
Aug.
28
to
Sept.
36.
Black
979.
(190)
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
Five
good
used
cars
now
on
sale,
Chrysler,
Dodge
and
La-salle.
Contact
Johnson
or
Malr.
Phone
Black
156
or
call
171
3rd
Ave
East.
(tf)
HIP
Us
Your
Scrap
Metals,
Top
Prices
Paid
Active
Trading
Company
Ltd..
935
East
Cordova
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
"WANTED
TO
RENT
Cabin
at
Prudhomme
Lake
for
Labor
Day
week-end.
Write
P.O.
Box
502,
city.
(197)
....
ROOM
AND
HOARD
fcpOM;AND
BOARD
by
young
"'man.
Box
267
1
Dally
News.
(197)
ROOM
AND
BOARD
$40
each
double;
$45
single.
Home
away
from
home.
Tabic
meals.
Mrs
Lawley,
622
Fraser
Street,
(tf)
PEHSONAL
'"vltjORINE
gives
View
pep
and
vitality
to
men
who
feel
,run
down,
nervous,
weak.
15-day
treatment
$1jOO.
At
all
drug
..stores.
MONEY
WANTED
MONEY
WANTED
Two
young
iJSfclWss
men
"already
well
established
would
like
to
borrow
money
for
expansion.
Interested
In
small
or
large
loans.
'''Box
71,
City.
(190)
METAL
WORK.
DONT
Walt
for
Winter.
Now
Is
the
time
to
have
that
eaves-trough
fixed
and
furnace
ln-
""'
stalled.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Ltd..
Black
884
tf
)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
number
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Furnished
house,
fully
modern.
517
7th
Ave.
West.
Phone
Black
890.
(197)
FOR
SALE
28
Petters
semt-
diesel
marine
engine,
suitable
i
for
small
packer
or
light
plant.
,
Box
266,
City.
(19a)
FOR
SALE
Dinette,
table,
buf
fet
and
four
chairs.
1840
9th
Ave.
East.
U98)
FOR
SALE
2x4,
2x6,
shlplap,
flooring
and
dimensions,
phone
Green
698.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
1937
Austin
7
coach.
Good
mechanical
condition.
Phone
Black
965,
after
7
pm.
(197)
FOR
SALE
27-foot
boat.
East-hope
engine
in
first
class
shape.
Moored
at
Yacht
Club.
Price
$300.
(216)
FOR
SALE
1942
Plymouth
Sed
an.
New
paint
and
reconditioning
jcto.
Can
be
seen
at
Dan's
Service
Station.
Phone
Green
605.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Brand
new
three-room
house
with
modern
bathroom,
modern
design,
water
view
and
good
ground,
immediate
occupancy.
Priced
for
quick
sale,
$3200.
Collart
is
McCaffery.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat
Sea
Lad,
$900.
29
ft,
very
good
shape,
including
sail,
gurdtes,
spring
bunk.
All
ready
to
go.
Can
be
seen
at
New
Fishermen's
Float,
address
1669
6th
Ave.
East.
(m-w-f)
FOR
SALE
K-ew
&
Used
Furniture
and
Hardware.
Slightly
used
wool
blanketes
$4.50,
Bicycles,
Mirrors
50c,
Cushions
for
boats
and
Chesterfields
$2,
office
chairs,
single
beds
com
plete
$20,
new
desks,
small
size
wood
and
coal
stoves,
scatter
rugs
$$1.25,
used
vacuum
cleaner
$$12.
new
hot
plates
$3.50,
new
unpalnted
chest
of
drawers,
new
compasses
from
$1.
Other
useful
articles
at
reduced
prices.
B.
C.
Furniture,
Black
324.
WILL
SELL
OR
TRADE
.-jr
good
pair
of
binoculars,
a
new
.25
cal.
Mauser
Automatic
pistol,
10-shot.
Box
265
Dally
News.
(195)
FOR
SALE
-
Fawcett
"Rival"
Furnace,
catologue
No.
1224,
together
with
piping
sufficient
to
heat
16
rooms.
Has
air
conditioning
unit
and
thermostat.
Cheap
for
eash.
Apply
P.O.
Box
119.
Terrace.
(196!
CHENILLE
SPREADS,
$4.89
Manufacturers
clearance
first
quality
for
doub:e
and
single
beds
in
beautiful
two-tonefl
colors,
worth
double
the
prt:e.
Money
refunded
tr
not
satisfied.
Sent
COD.
plus
postage
in
Canada.
Handicraft
Distributors,
254
Sherhrooke
St.
W
Montreal
18,
Que.
FOR
SALE.
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
unedrslgned
up
to
noon
of
Wednesday,
August
27.
1947,
for
the
purchase
of
Lot
10,
Block
24,
Section
1,
Map
923,
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
together
with
two
storey
frame
building
situate
thereon
and
the
furniture
oorv-
tents
of
the
apartment
for
merly
occupied
by
Harry
Lewis,
deceased,
In
the
above
referred
to
bullddng
and
numbered
819
Second
Avenue
West.
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Official
Administra
9.
tor,
Court
House,
Prince
Ru-I
pert.
Terms:
Strictly
cash.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
nec-esarily
accepted.
Gordon
F.
Forbes,
Official
Administrator,
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
.Harry
Lewis,
deceased.
(197)
FOR
SALE-3"
cedar
bevel
sldin
$85.00
per
M;
fir
flooring,
4"
$$65.00
per
M;
fir
flooring,
3"
edge
$75.00
per
M;
Donnacona
board
$40.00
per
M;
Gyproc
lath
$30.00
per
M
50
gallons
paint
at
$1.00
gallon;
steam
ad
heating
radiation,
per
ft.
70c;
6"
sewer
tile,
per
ft.
40c;
i
one
900-gallon
extra
heavy
gas
tank
$135.00;
window
screens,
34x72,
each
75c;
screen
doors,
each
75c;
lumber
of
all
kinds;
doors
with
hardware
$5.50;
windows,
each
$3.50;
Loomex,
per
ft.
2c,
long
lengths
4;
several
terminal
blocks
(for
sale).
Spies
St
Meckling,
Wan
tage
Road,
Group
4.
Phone
866.
LOST
(200)
LOST
Between
Post
Office
and
Broadway
Cafe,
keys
in
brown
leather
case.
Reward
lf
return
to
P.O.
Box
1176.
(196)
Baseball
Scores
American
League
New
York
1,
Detrott.2.
Boston
9,
St.
Louis
5.
Washington
2-1,
Cleveland
13-
Philadelphia
0,
Chicago
4.
National
League
Chicago
1-2,
Philadelphia
8-8.
Cincinnati
8,
New
York
2.
Pittsburgh
5,
Boston
7.
St.
Louts
11,
Brooklyn
3,
25
Years
Ago
In
SPORT
Aasust
21,
1922
To
mark
the
wind-up
of
the
Intermediate
Baseball
League
a
successful
banquet
was
held
at
the
St.
Regis
Hotel
witK
"W?
7.
C&sto
presiding.
Hoy
Gllmour,
captain
ol
the
Grotto
team,
ac-cepte
dthe
Colt
Cup.
Speeches
were
made
by
Bert
Morgan,
Fred
Gilhuly,
Harvey
Fraser,
R.
Gil-mour,
R.
Smith,
P.
La
port
and
James
McAleenan.
The
Sons
of
Canada
defeated
the
Elks
in
a
lacrosse
ame
12-7.
Elks
H.
Lipsett,
L.
Styles,
J.
McAuley,
Wriglesworth,
Mansell,
B.
Oliver,
A.
A.
Easson,
J.
Mitch-el,
E.
Smith,
M.
Gonzales
and
S.
W.
Ttfylor.
Sons
of
Canada
D.
Brown,
A.
Saint,
B.
Crossett,
H.
Pringle,
Jacobs,
H.
Scott,
A.
Gray,
H
Menzies,
E.
Macintosh,
U.
U.
La-casse
and
C.
Blythe.
Harry
Astoria
was
chosen
as
tenth
man
to
complete
the
team
that
leaves
for
a
baseball
series
with
Ocean.
Falls.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
re
ceived
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
Wednesday,
August
27,
1947,
for
the
purchafe
ol
Lot
27,
Block
31,
Section
1,
Map
923,
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Terms:
Strictly
cash.
Highest
or
an
ytender,
not
necessarily
accepted.
Gordon
F.
Forbes,
OfTiclal
Administrator,
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Hugh
Gregory
Hilland,
deceased.
(198)
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
re
ceived
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
Tuesday,
August
26.
for
the
purchase
of
gillnet
boat
equipped
with
10-14
Easthope
engine.
Length
29',
Beam
7.
Depth
78",
named
Oceanie
No,
276,
belonging
to
the
herein
mentioned
estate.
Presently
'
moored
at
Oceanic
Cannery.
Terms:
Strictly
cash.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarll
accepted.
Gordon
F.
Forbes.
Official
Administrator,
Admin
FOR
SALE
Marine
repair
shop,
hulldmg
and
contents.
Building
$300.00,
contents
consisting
of
$1,000.00
stock,
electric
hoist,
lathe,
Drill
Prei,-.
Electric
Welderi
Electric
Valve
Refacer,
Electric
Drill,
Two
Testers,
Acetylene
Welder,
at
$4,500.00.
This
also
includes
swinging
crane
for
the
El?c-tric
Hoist,
miscellaneous
tool
and
bench
vices.
A
going
concern
at
$9.000.00
H.
E.
HEL-GERSON
LTD.
(196)
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
re
celved
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
Wednesday,
August
27th,
1947,
for
the
purchase
of
Lots
1
to
24,
Block
15,
SD.
of
PJ
16
and
16A,
Plan
934,
Queen
Charlotte
District.
Terms:
strictly
cash.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
G,
F.
Forbes,
Official
Administrator,
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Charles
William
Bllefleld,
deceased.
(198)
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL
THE
BOYS
who
picked
up
the
Marconi
radio
chassis
be
side
Noble
Si
Wick's
store
kind
ly
return
same.
This
radio
was
put
out
to
dry
and
was
not
being
discarded.
Reward
for
same.
(tf)
Flynn
2
S.
Ramsay
3
I.
Racnsay
3
Hart
3
Jeffreys
2
Duffus
1
Balagno
2
28
istrator
of
the
Estate
of
Thorn-
bases
as
ovensen,
aeceasea,
wjutv
j
House,
Prince
Rupert.
(198)
MOOSE
BLANK
G.
&
A.
TEAM
Lodge
Girls
Defeat
Gordon
and
Anderson
13-0
In
last
evening's
Ladles'
Fastball
League
the
Moose
nine
scored
a
decisive
win
over
the
Gordon
and
And-erson
team.
I
shutting
out
the
latter
with
a
score
of
13
to
0.
During
the
first
two
innings
both
teams
put
up
a
good
brand
of
ball
but,
with
Moose
scoring
two
runs
in
the
last
half
of
the
second
inning
and
six
in
the
third,
they
had
a
commanding
lead.
Held
to
one
run
in
the
fourth
and
none
In
the
fifth
their
scoring
seemed
to
be
checked
but
thej
came
with
a
burst
of
four
in
the
sixth
tor
an
easy
win.
Gordon
and
Anderson
was
handicapped
by
an
Indifferent
battery.
Wndle
allowed
three
walks,
struck
out
-four
and
allowed
11
hits.
In
the
field
Flynn
did
a
good
job
at
first
with
nine
put-outs.
Stewart,
at
shortstop,
was
probably
the
best
in
the
Ladies'
League.
She
gathered
r.
boll
welL
and
has
a
fast
sure
throw
to
first.
Balagno
did
well
in
the
field,
her
catch
of
Thornton's
fly
in
right
field
being
thf
outstanding
fieldins
feature
of
the
game.
Betty
Hamilton
allowed
only
three
hits
and
scored
the
only
no-run
game
of
the
season
so
far.
She
struck
cut
four,
gave
up
three
walks
and
scored
two
runs.
Thornton,
with
three
hits
in
four
times
up,
was
effective.
Arietta
Hamilton,
besides
catch
ing
a
good
game,
had
two
hits
in
four
times
at
bat
and
scored
three
runs.
Box
score:
GORDON
Si
ANDERSON
ABRHPOAF
Clough
4
WiruiEe
4
Stewart
4
1
0
4
0
3
0
0
0
0
2
2
16
10
MOOSE
AB
R
II
PO
A
F'
Kildal
4
2
1
0
0
0
Thain
4
10
11"
B.
Hamilton
..
.
3
2
1
0
3
0
A.
Hamilton
....
4
3
2
1
1
1
Currie
4
119
1?
Payne
3
2
112
1
Thornton
4
1
3
3
1
P
Kennedy
2
12
10
0
Laird
0
0
0
0
0
r
Pavllkls
2
O
0
0
0
P
North
1
0
0
0
0
1
31
H3
11
16
S
4
Umpires
At
piate,
B.
Wlndle
A.
Ternevoy:
YANK
TO
HELP
TOE
NETMEN
Frankie
Kovacs
to
Pursue
His
Peeve
Against
Tennis
MONTREAL,
0
Dink
(Montreal
Gazette)
Carrol
comments
on
the
report
that
American
ace
tennlsman
Frankie
Kovacs
intends
to
help
the
Aussles
out
in
their
battle
against
the
United
States
for
the
prize
tennis
mug-Davis
Cup.
Frankie,
now
a
pro
fessional,
had
some
unhappy
dealings
with
the
American,
ten
nis
bigwigs
during
his
tenure
as
an
"amateur"
and
wouldn't
be
unhappy
to
see
the
Aussles
cap
ture
t
he
mug
although
at
pres
ent
that
seems
a
slim
hope.
Kovacs
could
help
the
lnvad
ers
by
showing
them
some
of
the
offensive
pace
which
Is
a
feature
of
American
play,
Dink
suggests,
and
he
might
also
be
able
to
point
some
of
the
weaknesses
of
the
Yanks
to
help
out
Bromwlch,
Palls
and
Long.
'"Isn't
this
the
flrsttlme
"in
Davis
Cup
history
that
a
playr
has
volunteered
to
help
a
foreign
team
going
against
the
representatives
of
his
own
coun
try?"
Dink
asks.
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
"Offering
37
years
of
practical
Experience
in
Prince
Rupert"
JOHN
GURVICH
has
returned
to
the
CONTRACTING
BUSINESS
No
Job
Too
Large
No
Job
Too
Small
EXCAVATING,
HAULING,
LAND
CLEARING
PHONE
32
SIXTH
STREET
Although
the
lacrosse
comeback
has
not
assumed
the
proportions
of
a
boom,
crowds
have
jeen
consistent
at
both
the
Windsor
Arena
and
the
Detroit
Olympia
about
1,800
and
3,030
rerpectively.
Officials
of
both
tlubs
and
they
pool
net
gate
eceipts,
by
the
way
say
they're
more
than
pleased
with
the
way
things
have
gae
this
year.
Six
Canadian-barn
Indians.
now
Detroit
residents,
are
pro
viding
much
of
the
Detroit
team's
jnarfe.
They
are
Frank
Facto,
Bill
Abrams,
Louie
Deer-
house,
Cecil
Powless,
Eliot
Print-up
and
Truman
Jamieson,
Manager
of
the
Detrolters
U
Ebbie
Goodfellow,
rormer
Detroit
Red
Wing
hockey
star
who
now
is
coach
of
the
St.
Louis
flyers
of
the
American
Heckey
League
LEEDS,
Eng..
C1
A
glass
eye
s
among
lost
property
held
by
'ocal
police.
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Still
comparative
novelty
in
Windsor
and
Detroit
-where
almost
everjbody
is
busy
being
a
Detroit
Tiger
fan
lacrosse
is
winning
new
popularity
among
bcrdr
sport
followers.
Although
the
game
has
been
played
there
off
and
on
during
the
past,
Neither
city
has
ever
been
a
lacrosse
town."
But
this
year
a
combination
of
veterans
and
youngsters
has
served
up
enough
action
and
enthusiasm
to
assure
lacrcsse
and
the
revived
Canadian-American
League
of
its
greatest
drawing
power
in
history.
Windsor
Sterlings,
that
city's
first
entry
since
1941.
have
all
but
clinched
first
place.
They
overtook
Sarnla
Imperials,
last
year's
champions,
late
In
July.
Detroit
Parks
are
third
and
rear.
Wallaceburg,
Ont.,
brings
up
the
Patrons
of
the
Civic
Centra
(
carnival
tonight
will
receive
a
special
treat
In
the
form
of
a
taxing
.show
between
fighters
from
H.M.S.
Kenya
and
three
products
of
Trainer
Joe
Ward's
Sixth
Avenue
workhouse.
.
Joe
has
been
training
his
hoys
.vlth
superlative
diligence
partly
oecause
no
one
knows
what
the
competition
will
be
like,
but
mainly
because
Joe
takes
his
training
seriously
and
expect3
his
fighters
to
do
likewise.
The
Armory
has
echoed
to
the
thump
of
beaten
leather
for
weeks'.
If
the
weather
is
fair
the
bouts
will
likely
be
held
In
the
Carnival
grounds.
The
Navy
boys
are
unknown
quantities,
but
word
from
the
ship
confirms
their
quality,
besides
which,
they
will
have
at
least
750
masculine
supporters.
Here
Is
the
card:
OS
Dryden,
130,
versus
Billy
Anderson,
130.
LS
Foreman,
145,
versus
Len
Hitchings,
145.
OS
Johnson,
145,
versus
Bobby
Jpnes,
.145.
All
three
local
fighters
are
familiar
to
Prince
Rupert
fan,
especially
Len
Hitchlu&s,
whose
career
has
been
a
series
of
ups-and-downs
nsthat
still
leave
hope
for
his
ultimate
destiny
as
a
competent
amateur.
Billy
Anderson,
likewise,
has
shorn
good
form
In
his
recent
bouts.
The
third
bout
is
billed
as
a
"novice"
class
affair,
but
In
his
only
fight
In
the
local
ring
Jones
has
rated
fairly
highly.
Under
Joe
Ward's
tutelage
he
is
reported
to
have
come
a
Ions
way.
Wednesday
night
will
give
the
answer.
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Secretary
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King
James
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