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Monday,
August
27,
1947
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Classified
CUaslIledii
ac
per
word
per
Insertion,
bpc;
Cards,
of
Thanks,
Death
and
Engagement
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mrs.
Dan
Scherk
and
family
desire
to
express
appreciation
ot
."M5nany'
kindnesses
and
tokens
of
i
.
sympathy
during
their
recent
"
""."bereavement.
Thanks
are
particularly
extended
to
Rev
J.
Lln-ney.
,.
J
OK
RfcNT
FOR
RENT
Three
room
cabin
and;
an
apartment
close
in,
Phop
Blue
815.
(201
FOR
RENT
Comfortable
sleep-
r"T-
Ing
room.
Apply
806
Fraser
Street.
(203)
.RENTSleeplng
room
with
kitchen
privilege.
221
5th
Ave.
E,
.
(202)
HELP.
WANTED
WANTED
Men,
steady
work
for
season.
Apply
Crescent
Show
Office..
(200)
HELP-WANTED
Steam
Pressers
tap
wages.
Apply
Canadian
Pioneer
Laundry
(201)
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)
.HELP.
WANTED
Housekeeper
for
elderly
couple.
$60.00
a
month
with
room
and
board.
Phone
264,
days;
Black
85,
evenings,
(tf)
AGENTS
WANTED,
AROUND.
Prince
Rupert,
oppor-.
tunity
for
a
reliable
man
to
sell
Rawleigh
Products,
No
experience
needed
to
srart.
Write
today.
Rawleigh's
Dept.
WG-166-H-189,
Winnipeg,
Canada.
tit)
WANTED
WANTED
3
ox
4
room
apartment
of
small
house
for
young
married
couple.
Green
626.
WANTED
Used
beds
and
dresser
in
good
condition,
Phone
552,
(200)
WANTED
Light
delivery
truck.
Write
G.
Lundquist,
Smlthers,
B.C.
(204)
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
Five
good
used
cars
now
on
sale,,
Chrysler,
Dodge
and
salle.
Contact
Johnson
or
Malr,
Phone
Black
156
or
call
171,
3rd
Ave.
East.
(tf)
BHIP
Us.
Your
Scrap
Metals,
Tqp
Prices
Paid
Active
Trading
'company
Ltd..
935
East
,
Cordova
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
ROOM
AND
HOARD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
$40
each
double;
$45
single.
Home
away
from
home.
Tabic
meals.
Mrs
Lawley,
622
Fraser
Street,
(tf)
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL
THE
BOYS,
who
picked
up
the
Marconi
radio,
chassis,
beside
Noble
&
Wick's
store
kindly
re.furn
same.
This
radio
was
put
;out
to
dry
and
was
not.
being
discarded.
Reward
for
same.
,
(tf)
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party
who
received
the
watchTn
payment
for
taxi
fare
two
months,
ago
on
a
Friday
night
please
leave
same
at
Dally
News
office.
(202)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
tumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
uprto-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured,
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.O.
(tf)
MEl'AL
WUKK
DONT
Wait
lor
Winter.
Now
is
the
time
to
haye
that
eaves-trqugh
fixed
and
furnace
Installed.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Ltd
.
Black
884
(tf)
LOST
AND
FOUND
LOST
Black
dog,
answers
to
name.
of
"Skip,"
Nearly
blind,
Please
phone
Green
626.
(tf)
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21st.
ah
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and
mmiotr
TtMnrla
nlan
vafnvrt
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Schedule
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
For
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8
p,m.
from,
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
10:45
p.m.
Advertising
-
-
minimum
charge.
60c.
Birth
Notice
Notices,
I-Mneral
Notices,
Marriage
Announcements:
$2,
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
JOramophone.
Apply
j
313
Seventh
East.
(201)
:
FOR
SALE
2x4,
2x6,
shiplap.
flooring
and
dimensions.
!
'
Phone
Green
C98.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
27-Ioot
boat.
East-hope
engine
In
first
class
shape.
Moored
at
Yacht
Club.
Price
$300.
(210)
FOR
SALE-Hrand
new
three-room
house?
with
modern
bath-
room,
modern,,
design,
water
view
and
good
ground,
Immediate
occupancy.
Priced
for
quick
sale,
$3,200.
Collart
&
McCaffery.
(tf)
FOR.
SALfc-rrew.
&
Used
Fur
niture
and
Hardware.
Slightly
used
wool
blanketes.
$4.50,
Bi
cycles,
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.
FOR
SALE
Dinette,
table,
buffet
and
four
chairs.
1840
7th,
Ave.
East.
(200)
CHENILLE
SPREADS,
$4.89
Manufacturers
clearance
first
quality
for
doubte
and
single
beds
in
beautiful
two-tqneJ
colors,
worth
double
the
prfce.
ed
Money
refunded
tf
not
satisfied.
Sent
C.OJD.
pus
postage
in
Canada.
Handicraft
DistrN
butors,
254
Sherbrook.e
St.
W
Montreal
18,
Que.
FOR
SALE
8"
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,
a
7Cc;
6"
sewer
tile,
per
ft.
4pc;
one
900-gallon
extra
heavy
gas
tank
$135.00;
window
screens,
34x.72,
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
4c;
several
terminal
blocks
(for
sale).
Spies
&
Meckling,
Wantage
Road,
Group
4.
Phone
866.
(200)
FOR
SALE
One
15
ft.
Sailboat.
Class
"Super
Rag."
Complete
with
sails,
rrlce
$175.
Phone
Black
829.
(2031
FOR
SALE
A
washing,
machine
$130.00
Apply
511,
7th
Ave.
E.
(205)
FOR
SALE
8
ft.
skiff
for
Inboard
motor.
Apply
987,
7th
Ave.
East
after
5
p.m.
(201)
,
SHORT
SPORT
This
week's
fastball
fixtures
are
as
follows:
Monday
Co-op
vs.
General
Motors.
Tuesday
Moose
vs.
High
School.
WednesdayHigh
School
vs.
Navy.
Thursday
High
.
School,
vs.
Gordon
&
Anderson.
Friday
Co-op
vs.
C.NJt.A,
Saturday
Navy
vs.
General,
Motors.
Ladies'
Ftball
August
26
Gordon
and
Ancr-
erson
vs.
Moose.
August
28
Play-offs
start
TIMIti;U
H.VI.E
X-4llia
There
Will
be
offered
for
mil
hi
Public
Auction
at.
the
Office
of
the
District
Forester
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
at
noon
on
the
24th
dav
of
Sen.
tember
1947,
the
Licence
X-4H40
git-
-"
"
w
nuuwjuutwxa
iniei,
10
cut
80.000
FBM
p
spruce,
cedar,
hemlock
and
balsam
sawlogs.
Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
Auction
in
person,
he
may
submit
a
sealed
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
Auction
and
treated
as
one
bid.
Two
(3)
years
win
be
allowed
tor
removal
ot
timber.
Particulars
from
Chief
Forester.
Victoria:
District
Forester,
Prince
Ru
pert
or
Ranger
D.
R,
Smith
at
Prince,
m.,."."
Kwi,
I
Pllhllf?
Public
Auction,
AllPtlnn
ot
at
11
11
a'aImI.
o'clock;
l
In
the
iw.'
forenoon
of
Monday,
the
15th
of
September.
1947,'
In
the
office
of
the
District
Forester,
Marine
Building,
Vancouver,
the
licence
X42416,
to
cut
7,420,000
f.bm.
of
standing
and
felled.
Spruce.
Cedar
and
Hemlock,
on
an
area
situated
on
the.
North
shore
gf
Cumshewa
Inlet,
Queen
unarioiie
isianaa
Land
District
One
year
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
tbt
auction
In
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
may
be
obtain
ed
iroin
the
Deputy
Minister,
of
For
ests,
Victoria.
B.C.
or
the
District
Forester
at
Prnce
Rupert,
B.C.
Today
in
Sports
MOOSE
DEFEAT
CLOTHIERS
16
-6
Scored
Final
Victpry
nf
Season,
in
Baseball
League
Benny
Windle,
manager
oT
Watts.
&.Nickersun,
City
League
baseball
team,,
announced;
this
morning,
that,
the
tea.
rowas
being;
withdraw
ifrom
th,e
re-niainder
of
the,
first,
round
of
the,
play.-offs.
Thereupon,
league,
officials,
announced,
that
the
best
three
outJof
five,
game,
final
series
between
Savoy
land:
Mocps.
U:ould
commence
tomorrow
night
and
continue,
Thursdays
Sundays,
and
Tuesdays,
unti
decided.
Moose
walked;
od!f,
with
the
final
victory
of
the.
1947
baseball
schedule
Sunday
afternoon
when
they
swamped,
the,
league-trailing
Watts
and
Nickerson.
team
by
a
score
of
16
to
6
at
Roosevelt
Park.
It
was
a
game
that
did
little.
Justice
to.
the
season
that
has
seen,
a,
fair
variety
of
baseball
played,
at
the
park.
Sparked:
by
Sjiu
Henry
on
the
mound,,
Moose
held,
the
Ctothters
scoreless.
fQr
the-
first
two
innings,
meanwhile
garnering
in
four
runs
themselves,
in
the
sect
ond
inning.
It,
was
a
lead
that.
the
Clothiers,
never
succeeded
in
approaching,
let
alone
catch.
Dick
Letourneau
was,
starting
pitcher
for
the
Clothelrs,
but
was
relieved
by
Bill
Lambie
in
the
third
after
Moose
had
gain
a
10-1-
lead.
Watts
and
Nkk.-exson
lacked
enough
regular
ball
players,
to
field
a
full
team,
s&
played
Joe
Aida,
of
Smlthers,
on
second,
and
Ivan
Dumas
at
left
field.
The
third
Inning
was
the
bfe
one-
for
Mpose,
starting
off
when
Linney
hit
a,
double
and
made
the
circuit
on
single
by
He,nry
and.
IyaricQ,
Henry
came
home
on
a
single
by
McNeil
and
Ivanco
scored
whev.
Dahl
got
on
base
on
1
fielder's
error.
Abel
doubled,
bringing,
home
McNeil.
A.
single
i
by
Moore
brought
Abel
honje.
Watts,
and.
Nickerson
marked
up,
a
double
play
In
the
third
when
McKlnrron,
who
singled,
was
tagged
out
at
second
base
by
Aida
after
Aida
had
caught
a.
fly
hit
by
Maundrell.
Moose
chalked
up
another
four
runs
in
the
fourth
inning
off
a
fielder's,
choice
play
that
put
Ivanco
on
base,
and
singles
by
McNeil,
Maundrell
and
Linney
Their
final,
two
runs
were
scored
in
the
eighth,
on
hits
by
McNeil
and
Henry.
The
Clothiers,
flist
run
came
in
the
third,
inning
when
Vukp-vich
got
a
base
on
balls
and,
was
scored
on
hits
by
Domlnato,and
Bgruschl.
Lambie
scored
off
a
single
in
the
sixth
and
windle
off
a
double
in
the
same
inning.
In
the
eighth,
inning,
Beruschl
received
a
base
on
balls,
Lambie
singled,
Windle
singled,
bringing
in
Beruschl.
Eamfbie
scored
on
a
single
by
Aida
and
Windle
scared
on
a
hit
by
Letourneau.
Moose
pitcher
Henry
allowed
10
hits
in
nine
Innings,
while
GEORGE
HILL
&
SONS
LTD.
i
Agents
(or
Slater-
Shoes
624
Third
Avenue,
Next
Commodore
Ca'fe
P.O.
Box
731
Clearance
Sale
TENNIS
RACQUETS
AND
BALLS
TENNIS
RACQUETS
to.
clear
at
HALF
PRICE
CAMPBELL'S
TENNIS
BALLS
regular
5Bc,
to
clear
-."if1
eaph.
f
Fqrt
That
Party
at
rort
CHOP
SUE
7:00
mm.
Girls'
Playground
In.
a
girls
fastball
game
last
week
the
Sear-
Cove
"playground"'
girls
handed
he'
Gyrettes
the
first
defeat
of
the,
season.
The
game
was,
veiryjce'enly
fought
out,
although
the
TDrrl
score
might
Indicate
it
was
very
on,e-slded.
SEAL
COVE
AB
R
H
J.
Farrlngton
c
4
2
4
M,
Greenwood
p
4
2
3
'
I,
Peterson
lb
3
1
2
I.
Marshall
2b
4
0
J.
Ratchford
3b
........
4
0
Q
L.
Farrlngton
ss
3
2
a
L..
Webster
rf
......
3.
1
l
D,
Evelelgl
cjf
S-
2
V.
Wouden
If
......
3
0
1
31
10
17
GYRETTES
AB,
R
H
L
Taylor
c,
of,
...
.
3
0
0
B.
Matson
P
.3
0
2
A.
Pa.ulson
lb
3
0
2
M,
Keays
2b
0
A.
Skora
ss
3
1
B,
Windle.
cf,
c
3
0
J.
Peterson
If
;
2
0
E.
Jerstad
3b
2
0
M.
Meigard
,'rf
2
0
1.
23
1
7-
The.
Seals-
battery
ot
Green,-
wood
and
Farrlngton
had
top
.mich.
experience
for
the
younger
Gyrette
team
tout
the
latter
never
gave
up.
Matson
was
oi$
the
mound
for
the
Gyrrttes
and
Taylor
and.
then
Bs
Windle
did
the
catching.
the.
Loyal
Brethren
got.
22
hits
off
the
"Watts
and
Nickerson
pitchers.
MOOSE
AB
Ivanco
3b
6
McNeil
lb
5.
Dahl
ss
6'
Abel
c
6
Moore
rf
3
McKinnon
2b
5
Maundrell
cf
5
Linney
If
5
Henry,
p
4,
Sparks,
rf
,.
3
.
H
3
4
.
4
3
1
2
1
3'
0
1
1
0
1
ii
3
2
3
2
0
1
48
1G
22.
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
AB
R
Vukovirti
rf
1
Domlnato
lb
5
Q
Beruschl
cf
4
1
Lambie
3b
5
?i2
Windle
ss
'4
s2
Anton
c
3
.
0
Aida
2b
3
0
Dumas
If
4
0
Letourneau
p
4
0
36
'
6
Pitcher
In
third.
W.
Si
N
'..001
002
030
6
i
Moose
046
400
02x
16
MEN'S
FASTBALL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS,
General
Motors
11
2
.847
C.
N,
R,
A.
8
6
.571
O.
&
A.
5
6
.454
High
School
4
9
.308
Navy
2
9
.181
W
L
Pet.
Fastball
Schedule
Aug.
23
CffiRA.
vs
Gprdon
St
Anderson
Aug.
25
Co-op.
vs.
Gen.
Motors
Aug.
27
High
School
vs.
Navy
Aug.
29
Co-op
vs
CNRA
Aug.
.30HNaxy.
xs.
Gen,"
Motors
Phone
311
McBride
Street
Edward,
B.C.
CHOW
MEIN
to
11:00
pjn.
i
i
FASTBALL
DEADLOCK
In.
a
clcsey-xought
-game
In
the
Men's
Fastball
League
on
Saturday
evening
Gordon
and,
Anderson
came
from
behind
to
win
over
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
by
a
7
to
5
score.
As
a
result
these
teams
are
now
tied
for
secend
place
In
the
league
standing
with
Identical
records,
Beth,
teams
started
off
with
airtight
playing,
not
a
player
oh,
either
team
getting
on
base
In
the
first
Inning.
However,
CNit.
A
tool:
a
two-run
lead
in
the
second
when
Tschabold,
and
Schwab
scored.
They
added
a
third
run
in
the
next
inning
when
Jensen,
who
got
on,
basq
Pit
an
error,
rcored,
on
Tscha,-bold's
hit.
Gordon
and
Anderson
collected
four
'runs
In
the?
fourth
to
take
the
lead.
Duncan
singled
aud
Simundson
doubled
'
with
bcth
runners,
ccming
in
on
ChysyK's.
overthrew,
to.
third.
Moxley
singled,
and
Ralph
Smith
hit,
a
hree-ibagg,T
to.
bring
Mox,-lejt
in
while
he
himself
came
in
on
the
throw.
Neither:
tpam
scor.-
ed
in
the
fifth,
but.
the
railway
men
took
a
one
run
lead
when
Schroeder
and'
Tsflbabold,
both
ol
whom
had
been
walked,
came.
in
on
singles,
by
Schwab
and
Crmbella.
The.
ironmen
added
three
In
the
sixth
when
James,
Ward
an
Kpeale
singled
and
all
scored
when
Duncan
hit
a
double.
CJi-R-A.
went
out
In
quick
order,
in
the
top
half
of
the
seventh
and
the
storemen.
with,
two
runs
up,
were,
winners
without
having
to
bat.
Schroeder
yielded
10
hits,
walked
none,
struck
out,
three
Remember
.
.
The
THREE
and
sevn4runs
came,.
in.
Moxley
allowed;
five,
"hits,
walked
three.
'
struck
"out,
two
and
gave,
five
runs.
TEChabcld.
with
two
hits
and
two
runs.
In
two
official
times
at
bat
had
a
perfect
record,
Bruce
Simondsen,
with
two
hits,
including
a.dquble
In
three
times
at
bat,
and
Duncan,
with
two
hits,
also
including,
a
double,
in
four
times
at
bat,
were
the
mos"
successful
batters.
Chyzyk
pulled
off
two
good
catches,
the
one
that
retired
James
in
the-
fourth
inning
being
a
particularly
fine
feat
Mioxley
had
a
notable
record
too.
In
the
first
inning
h"2
pitched
he
caught
the
first
batter
and
retired
the
other
two!
with
throws
to
Dell
at
first.
Altogether
Moxley
had
seven
assists.
Umpires
at
plate,
Windle;
on
bases,
Dell.
Box
scores:
C.N.R.A.
BRHPOA
Hunter
4
0
0
0
0
Jensen
4
0
3
Schroeder
3
0
0
Tschabold
2
2
a
Schwab.
3
1
o
Cembella.
3.
1
4
Chyzyk
2
0
2
Mostad
3
1
2
Nixon
27
5
n
GORDON
Si
ANDERSON
AB
RH
PO
A
E
H.
Duncan
4
12
110
B.
Simundson
3.
1
2
1
1
1
Dell
3.
a.
0
.12
1
0
Moxley.
3
1170
R.
Smith
3
1
1
a
0
1
Stewart
3
0
1
4
2
0
James.
3
1
1
0
0
0
Ward
3
110
0
0
Kneale
3
110
0
0
28
7
10
19
12
2
By
Innings:
C.
N.R.A
021
002
05
0.
&
A,
000
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