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Friday,
August
15,
1947
BASEBALL
GAME
IS
WASHED
OUT
The
baseball
game
scheduled
lor
last
night
at
Roosevelt
Park
between
Watts
and
Nickerson
and
Savoy
was
washed
out
by
rain.
The
two
teams
pjobably
Till
meet
Sunday,
weather
permitting.
Only
two
more
games
temaln
to
be
played
in
the
current
schedule
the
Watts
and
JUckerson-Savoy
game
and
one
between
Savoy
and
Moose.
Plans
lor
the
play-offs
are
toeing
made.
FOR
RENT
Three.roon.
cottage
partly
furnished
for
couple
with
one
child.
Green
626.
FOR
RENT
Three
ran
furnished
house.
Apply
1634
11th
Ave.E.
(191)
FOR
RENT
Two
room
apartment.
$15.00
month.
Apply
221
5th
Ave.
East.
.
(194)
HELP
WANTED
REQUIRED
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital:
Cook
and
'
an
assistant
coox.
Apply
to
Matron.
(tf)
WANTED
Names
are
being
received
at
the
Daily
News
office
of
boys
or
girls
desiring
delivery
routes.
(tf)
HELP
WANTED
Ward
Maids
'for
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Apply
Matron,
(tf)
MAN
WANTED
for
Rawleigh
District
of
1500
families.
Good
profits
for
hustlers.
.Write
today.
Rawlelgh's
Dept.
WG-166-H-B,
Winnipeg,
Canada.
HELP
WANTED
Housekeeper
for
elderly
couple.
$60.00
a
month
with
room
and
board.
Phone
264.
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WANTED
WANTED
Light
delivery
truck.
Write
G.
Londquist,
Smithers,
B.C.
(204)
WANTED
Young
couple
desire
2
or
3
rdom
unf
urnlshed
suite.
.
Box
264
Dally
News.
(192)
WANTED
Young
couple,
desire
2
or
3
room
furnished
suite.
.Reply
to
Box
264,
Daily
News.
(191)
WANTED
Three
or
four
room
'
cottage,
or
three
room
suite,
both
may
be
furnished
or
unfurnished.
Phone
Green
155.
(194)
fiHIP
Us
Youf,''
Scrap
Metals,
Top
Prices
Paid
Active
Trading
Company
Ltd..
935
East
Cordova.
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
WANTED
By
September
1,
furnished
housekeeping
rooms,
also
rooms
with
board
for
incoming
teachers.
Write
School
Board
Secretary
or
Phone
Red
442.
(192)
MONEY
WANTED
MONEY
WANTED,
Two
young
business
men
already
well
es-.
tablished
would
like
to
borrow
..money
lor
expansion.
Interested
in
small
or
large
loans.
Box
71,
City.
(196)
ROOM
AND
BOARD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
$40
each
double;
$45
single.
Home
away
from
home.
Table
meals.
Mrs
Lawley,
622
Fraser
Street,
(tf)
METAL
WORK
DONT
Walt
for
Winter.
Now
Is
the
time
to
have
that
eaves
trough
fixed
and
furnace
hr
stalled.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.,
Black
884-'
(tf)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modem
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufac
tured
by
National
Machinery
Company
limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tl)
TENDERS
ATTENTION
TIMBERMENI
Tenders
wanted
for
404
acres
of
crown
grant'
timber
in
Remo
district
for
cash
sale.
Tenders
must
be
in
to
Mrs.
M.
Boyn-
ton,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
be--
fore
August
18.
Highest
or
any
tenders
not
necessarily
accepted.
'
W
Fastball
Battle
Assured
Tonight
The
Senior
Fastball
League
schedule
calls
for
a
game
between
General
Motors
and
Gordon
and
Anderson
this
evening.
General
Motors
are
league
leaders
at
present
with
eight
wins
and
two
losses
as
their
record.
Gordon
and
Anderson
are
In
third
place
with
seven
wins
and
live
losses.
The
game
is
sure
to
be
a
real
battle.
.
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m
the
Daily
News
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Notice
60o;
Cards
ot
Thanks.
Death
Notices,
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements:
$2.
?DZMORIAM
In
loving
memory
of
a
dear
husband
and
father,
Alexander
McLeod,
who'
passed
away
August
15,
1946.
Ever
remembered
by
his
wife
and
family.
FOR
RfcNT
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
5
usee
cars,
1-8
cyl
inder
Hudson,
1
Dodge,
3
Fords,
from
$500
up.
Contact
Johnson
or
Malr.
Phone
Black
156
'or
call
171
3rd
Ave.
East,
(tf)
FOR
SALE
27-foot
boat.
East-
hope
engine
in
first
class
shape.
Moored
at
Yacht
Club.
Price
$300.
(216)
FOR
SALE
1940
Plymouth
Sed-"an.
Apply
Arrow
Cabs.
(tf)
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
New
&
Used
Furniture
and
Hardware.
Slightly
used
wool
blanketes
$4.50,
Bicycles,
Mirrors
50c,
Cushions
for
boats
and
Chesterfields
$2
office
chairs,
single
beds
complete
$20,
new
desks,
small
size
wood
and
coal
stoves,
scatter
rugs
$$1.25,
used
vacuum
cleaner
$$12,
new
hot
plates
$3.50,
new
unpainted
chest
of
drawers,
new
compasses
from
$1.
Other
useful
articles
at
reduced
prices.
B.
C.
Furniture,
Black
324.
FOR
SALE
Beam
trawler
"Col-net,"
completely
rigged.
$14,-000.
Phone
Blue
932.
(192)
FOR
SALE
Brand
new
carpet,
6
ft.
6"x9
ft.
Wirie
with
blue.
511
7th
Ave.
East.
(193)
FOR
SALEU-3'rbom
cabin
partly
furnished.
$700.
885
Summit
Avenue.
Phone
Blue.
830
after
6
p.m.
(193)
WILL
SELL
OR
TRADE
for
good
pair
of
binoculars,
a
new
.25
cal.
Mauser
Automatic
pistol,
10-shot.
Box
265
Daily
News.
(195)
FOR
SALE
One
brown
square
wood
or
coal
heater,
also
record
player
with
quantity
of
records.
Both
almost
new.
Phone
Black
337.
(192)
FOR
SALE
Fawcett
"Rival"
Furnace,
catalogue
No.
1224,
together
with
piping
sufficient
to
heat
16
rooms.
Has
air
conditioning
unit
and
thermostat.
Cheap
for
cash.
Apply
P.O.
Box
119.
Terrace.
(190)
FOR
SALE
Floor
Sanders,
Eaters
and
Polishing
Machines
for
sale.
Immediate
delivery
at
present.
Canadian
Floor
Service;
570
Queen
St.
East,
Toronto,
Ontario.
"(192)
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
unedrslgned
up
to
noon
of
Wednesday,
August
27.
1947,
for
the
pur
chase
of
Lot
10,
Block
24.
Sec
tion
1,
Map
923,
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
together
-with
two
storey
frame
building
sltuats!
thereon
and
the
furniture
contents-
of
the
apartment
formerly
occupied
by
Harry
Lewis,
deceased,
in
the
above
referred
to
building
and
numbered
819
Second
Avenue
West.
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Official
Administrator,
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert.
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)
LOST
AHD
FOUND
FOUND
Safety
deposit
key,
uwner
may
have
same
by
paying
ror
this
ad
at
the
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News.
(tI)
EARLY
NEWS
IS
WELCOME
Local
news
items,
to
ensure
publication,
should
be
In
the
office
by
10
a.m.
Contributors
are
asked
.to
bear
this
in
mind.
Items
of
social
and
personal
Interest
are
always
welcome
1
FOOTBALLERS
ARE
ACTIVE
Practice
Came
Called
for
Team
to
Meet
SIMS.
Kenya
In
preparation
for
the
game
with
H.M.S.
Kenya
a
practice
has
been
called
for
footballers
at
Roosevelt
Park
Sunday
forenoon.
The
committee
will
select
the
'team
to
represent
the
city
from
the
players
available.
In
the
meantime
players
are
beln?
registered
and
turning
in
their
strips
for
laundering.
It
is
many
years
slnre
there
has
been
a
British
warship
visiting
the
port.
In
former
days
it
was
an
annual
event
and
one
of
the
highlights
was
always
the
soccer
game.
These
lads
from
the
Old
Country,
the
home
of
loot-ball,
always
put
up
a
first-class
display
but
the
city
team'
was
always
able
to
give
them
a
good
game.
One
of
the
greatest
ambitions
of
the
Prince
Rupert
players
was
to
be
chosen
to
represent
the
city
against
a
visiting
British
warship.
This
visit
of
KM.
S.
Kenya
should
do
much
toward
reviving
the
old
football
snirlt
and
no
doubt
the
present
generation
of
footballers
will
be
just
as
anxious
to
try
out
against
the
visitlnir
faro
as
were
the
former
players.
Fog
Washes
Out
Ladies'
Fastball
Owing
to
persistent
fog
last
evening's
scheduled
game
in"
the
Citv
Ladies'
Fastball
League
be
tween
High
School
and
Gordon
and
Anderson
was
postponed.
The
next
game
is
between
Moose
and
High
School
and
will
take
place
on
Tuesday
evening.
UMBRELLAS
OUT
UNDER
1882
LAW
CAPETOWN,
0;
During
a
recent
rainy
week
here
pedestrians
were
surprised
when
stopped
by
traffic
policemen
who
asked
them
to
shut
their
um
brellas.
But
the
policemen
were
only
doing
so
along
covered
sidewalks
and
were
not
prompted
by
superstition.
They
were
en
forcing
a
law
of
1882
which
forbids
anyone
to
obstruct
free
passage
along
a
sidewalk.
Orig
inally
the
law
applied
also
to
RAIN
COMES
WRONG
TIME
Precipitation
"Sow
of
Little
Benefit
to
'Crops
WINNIPEG
Cooler
weather
with
varying
amounts
of
rain
have
been
received
over
most
of
the
prairies
during
the
past
week.
The
rain
will
be
of
little
benefit
except
to
the
late
sown
crops
and
in
southern
Manitoba
it
will'
delay
harvesting
and
possibly
reduce
the
grade
of
an
otherwise
good
crop,
according
to
the
weekly
crop
report
of
the
Department
of
Agriculture
-Cf
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Harvesting
in
the
southern
parts
f
nil
the
fVi
rcrt
rrnvlnpp
hav
.
Vf
.
M.A
1.441-
V..V
fw....w..w
-
cumbersome
dresses.
Women
I
been
delayed
but,
with
dry
with
bustles
had
to
be
carelul.
weather,
will
be
well
under
way
GADGET
CREATED
BY
CANADIAN
PROFESSOR?
A
reporter
"handicaps"
at
New
York's
felony
court
the
"Ponymeter,"
alleged
to
calculate
to
l-20th
of
a
second
the
speed
of
horses
based
on
past
performances,
the
theory
being
that
the
fastest
horse
should
win.
The
gadget,
said
to
be
the
creation
of
a
Canadian
economics
professor,
consists
of
a
dial
with
two
needles,
which
rates
jockeys,
notes
weights
toted
as
well
as
track
and
race
conditions.
Its
alleged
promoter,
William
F.
Wreiden,
has
been
arrested
on
an
eight-count
larceny
indictment.
by
the
beginning
of
the
week.
Prospects
remain
good
in
Manitoba,
In
Eastern
Saskatchewan
and
In
the
area
north
and
west
of
Edmonton,
bui
else
where
have
shown
no
improve
ment
during
the
past
week.
Scattered
local
hall
damage
is
reported
but
the
areas
concerned
are
small
and
of
little
consequence
to
the
overall
picture.
The
Okanagan
Valley
reports
a
hot
week
with
one
light
show
er
and
as
a
result
all
fruits
and
vegetables
are
maturing
fast
Peaches
and
Bartlett
pears
are
now
moving.
FIRST
CHANNEL
HOP
J.
P.
Blanchard,
a
Frenchman,
guided
his
balloon
across
the
English
Channel
on
January
1785,
in
t
he
first
cross-channel
flight.
Wartime
Diversion
Now
Good
Business
LONDON,
0;
During
the
Second
World
War
when
her
son
was
battling
In
the
skies
against
the
Luftwaffe,
Mrs.
A.
Rltcher,
as
a
diversion,
started
to
make
herself
a
hat
Iran
an
old
felt
hood
and
a
few
pieces
of
ribbon.
A
friend
amdired
it
and
asked
Mrs.
Rltcher
to
make
one
just
like
it.
Soon
she
was
making
and
selling
hats
professionally
and
now
her
business
is
expanding
and
she
is
making
hats
for
many
notables.
She
employs
two
assistants
as
copyists,
but
she
herself
designs
every
bat
and
personally
makes
every
model
that
leaves
her
salon.
And
in
spite
of
what
is
an
assured
success
Mrs.
Rltcher.
now
nearing
60,
will
still
sit
up
into
the
small
hours
designing
hats.
'
SHORT
SPORT
Five
experts
asked
by
the
Dallv
Herald
"what's
wrong
with
British
sport?"
blamed
wartime
interruption
of
training
and
sports
organization
for
recen.
losses
In
International
competi
tion.
Boxer
Len
Harvey,
cricketer
A.
B.
Sellers,
G,
P.
Hughes.
former
Davis
Cup
tennis
star;
Capt.
Cecil
Boyd
-
Rochfort,
trainer
of
the
King's
horses,
and
Arsenal
Football
Club's
trainer
Tom
Whlttaker,
agreed
that
many
promising
youngsters
were
either
In
the
forces
or
likely
to
be
and
urged
more
talent-scout
ing
and
provision
of
better
training
facilities.
Classified
Advertising
Paysl
NOTICE
The
Dally
News
wishes
to
draw
attention
to
the
rule
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
is
payable
In
advance
at
the
office
at
tune
of
presenting
copy
for
advertising.
Those
desiring
to
advertise
in
this
manner
in
the
Dally
News
are
askd
to
assist
the
office
and
respect
this
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
advertising.
-
F7
.
is
the
password
1
&rZ-&:'M,mh.,,
vu
s
.
il
Canadian
Pacific
Train
Dispatcher
controls
all
train
movements
in
his
territory.
He's
the
unseen
traffic
cop
who
directs
freight
trains
on
to
sidings
so
that
your
express
can.
speed
through.
He
knows
exactly
where
you
arc,
at
any
time
on
your
journey..
.
and
he
has
intimate
knowledge
of
every
mile
of
track
you're
passing
over.
It's
men
like
this
conscientious,
well
trained,
sincere...
who
have
given
you
Canadian
Pacific's
safety,
punctuality
and
efficiency.
There
are
hundreds
like
him,
all
contributing
to
maintainfCanadian
Pacific's
high
standards.
of
travel
service.
mj
is
J
THS
Conodion
Pacific
train
travtl
It
lofe,
comfortable,
rllobl.Thli
ii
No.
5
In
a
erli
depicting
tome
of
th
men
who
mak
II
io.
THI
WORLD
ROTARY
HEAD
IS
HERE
SATURDAY
Frank
I.
Dohcrty
of
Victoria,
governor
of
District
101
of
Rotary
International,
will
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
on
Saturday
night
from
Alaska
on
the
Camo-sun
in
the
course
of
the
annual
governor's
tour
of
Rotary
Clubs
ol
the
district.
He
will
remain
until
Monday
night
when
he
will
proceed
by
train
to
Prince
George.
On
Sunday
afternoon,
Mr.
Do-herty
wiTTmeet
the
executive
of
the
Rotary
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
at
the
home
of
club
president
Lee
Gordon,
and
on
Monday
afternoon
he
will
be
guest
of
honor
at
a
club
luncheon
meeting
at
the
Commodore.
Club
members
decided
Thursday
afternoon
to
advance
next
week's
meeting
from
Thursday
to
Monday
because
of
the
governor's
visit
and
because
next
Thursday
is
Port
Day.
Mr.
Doherty
has
been
in
Fairbanks,
Juneau,
and
is
now
in
Ketchikan
on
his
tour
of
the
Alaska
clubs
in
District
101.
He
will
visit
the
Prince
George
club
after
leaving
Prince
Rupert.
Find
Ann'i
r,
WTMNlPRn
n
1
a
sewer
in
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Fred
KrSuTHJl
engineer
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