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Daily
Jdttos
Thursday,
August,
7,
1947
Classified
Advertising
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ac
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word
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Insertion,
minimum
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Birth
Notlcei
50.
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Thanks.
Death
Notices,
Funeral
Notices,
Marrlaee
Ht
r-
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Engagement
Announcements:
(2.
i
IEUV.
WANTED
ASSISTANT
Stockman
and
front
end
pump
attencant.
Steady
cmplcmcnti
'App;y
Boo
Parker
Ltd.,
Pririife
Rupert,
B.C.
(189
)
REQUIRED
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital:
Cook
and
an
assistant
coos.
Apply
to
Matron.
(tf)
WANTED
A
Matron
for
the
uiaiey
Home.
Board
and
room
with
-salary.
Address
Arch
deacoWHodson
at
Blue
827.
r
(190j
SL:
WANTED
Names
are
being
re-
ceive4
at
the
Daily
News
office
oY
boys
or
girls
desiring
delivery
routes.
(tf)
tS
WANTED
WANTED
Car,
must
be
In
per
fect
(condition.
A.
Berg,
St.
Elmo
jHotel,;Roam
24.
(185
1
WANTED
2.
.used
.cars
in
good
condition,
also
one
light
de-livery&Phone
Black
156
or
call
171
3rd,Ave.
East.
(186)
:
WANTEi)
Heme
for
two
month
old
kitten.
Phone
Blue
709.
i
V
(184)
CHIP
Os
Your
Scrap
Metals,
Top
Pyices
Paid
Active
Trading
Company
Ltd..
935
East
Cordcia
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
-
I
"iH!
WANTED
Retired
officer
and
wife
and
daughter
desire
furnished
apartment,
suite
or
Intnl.
9"'
,1
2f,
IsUled
Advertisine
Pavsl
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
6
room
house,
fully
equipped.
953
Ambrose
Avenue.
(184)
BARGAIN
FOR
QUICK
SALE
$2,000
handles
$3,000
buy.
G-room
house
with
3
lots
on
6th
East.
Apply
Collart
and
Mac-Caffery.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
5
used
cars,
1-8
cylinder
Hudson,
1
Dodge,
3
Fords,
from
$500
up.
Contact
Johnson
or
Mair.
Phone
Black
153
or
call
171
3rd
Ave.
East,
(tf)
1938
LINCOLN
Sedan
for
sale.
Parker's
Garage.
(190)
FOR
SALE
Snap!
29ft.
trollcr.
Must
sell
immediately.
Phone
Black
986.
'(185)
FOR
SALE
One
studio
lounge,
like
new;
one
English
pram,
good
condition;
one
new
Beaver
lathe,
36-inch
bed.
16-inch
swing,
chisels
and
all
attachments;
one
new
talble
saw,
3-inch
blades
with
new
'motor.
Phone
Green
824
after
6
p.m.
(188)
FOR
SALE
1940
Plymouth
Sed
an.
Apply
Arrow.
Cabs.
(tf
)
FOR
SALE
Group
4
Spies
&
Meckling,
Phone
866.
Flooring,
Gyproc.
Buildings
(small
and
large),
Donnaconna,
Steam
radiation,
Shingles,
Lumber,
Paint,
900
gallon
gas
tank.
(188)
house
for
six
to
eight
weeks,
for
SALE-Tenders
will
be
re-
References,-261
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jj
exchanged.
Box
OR
RENT
(185)
FOR
RENT
2
sleeping
rooms
'
with
kltchep
privileges.
221
'
5bh
East.
(189)
FOR
RENT
Housekeeping
room
clean,
furnished.
1142
Park
Avenue.
Phone
Green
224.
(185)
FCR;RENT;-3
rooms
unfurnished
-with,
bath.
Phone
Red
441.
I
(1851
FOrI
RENT
One
laree
lieht
housekeeping
room
and
one
sleeping
room.
801
Borden
stceet.
(186)
ROOM
AND
KOARD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
$40
each
dodblc;
$45
single.
Home
away
from
homer.
Table
meals.
Mrs
Laley,,622
Fraser
Street,
(tf)
LOST
AND
;
FOUND
-i
U-
LOSt
Rlway
ticket.
Return
top.N.Fj.
office,
Reward.
(189)
FOliND
Safety
deposit
key.
Owber
may
have
same
by
pacing
for
this
ad
at
the
Daily
NewaL....
.
(tf)
LOS7-Child's
tricycle
left
at
Gympark,
Tuesday
last.
Phone
Blajkj820.
(184)
Old
poor
so
de;
;
MACHINERY
TO
$AW
better
''lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
ancCirfi-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.cj
(tf)
METAL
WORK
DON't
Wait
for
Winter.
Now
is
the
jtime
to
have
that
eaves-
trough
fixed
and
rurnace
ln-stald.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Ltd
Black
884
(tf)
kdy:
"Here's
a
nennv.
mv
niav,
Hoclll
you
become
Beglaj"!
wa's.like
you,
mum
olwayl
giving
away
vast
sums
to
th
poor
and
needy."
ceived
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
Monday,
August
25,
for
the
purchase
of
any
or
all
of
the
following
lots.
Lots
7,
8,
9,
10,
11,
12,
13,
14,
15
and
16,
Block
11,
Plan
946,
Townsite
of
Massett,
-Queen
Charlotte
District.
Highest
cr
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms:
Strictly
Cash.
Gordon
F.
Forbes,
Official
Administrator,
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Cyril
G.
Harrison,
deceased.
(189)
FOR
SALE
Black
and
white'en-amel
coal
and
wood
range,
also
3-piece
deluxe
mohair
chesterfield
suite
by
Restmoor,
full
spring
construction.
Both
as
new.
Phone
Green
316,
(189)
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.
PRINCE
RUPERT
REALTY
COMPANY
GREEN
!M7
FOR
SALE
5th
Ave.
W.,
near
McBride
St.,
3
rooms
and
bath,
on
2
choice
lots
$2500.00
FOR
RENT
Housekeeping
room,
209
5th
Ave.
W.,
$15.00,
including
light.
Today
in
Sports
.
CAVfWCFT
I
Baseball
Scores
JH
I
J
I
Jim
I
GAME
PACE
Savoy
set
the
scoring
pace
in
the
first
inning
of
Tuesday
night's
baseball
game
when
Si-mundson
circled
the
field
on
a
home
run
and
Ted
Arney
cot
on
base
on
a
single
and
was
brought
home
by
Postuk.
Their'
score
then
remained
static
until
the
fifth,
when
Arney,
who
got
on
base
on
a
fielder's
error,
scored
on
a
double
by
Foster.
Foster
was
left
on
base
when
the
side
was
retired
as
was
Gurvich,
who
singled.
In
the
sixth,
Formari,
who
got
a
base
on
balls,
scored
on
hits
by
Alex
Bill
and
Bruce
Slmund-
son.
That
completed
the
Savov
scoring.
Watts
&
Nickerson
brought
In
two
runs
in
the
second
inning
to
tie
the
score.
Kerr
singled
and
Anton
was
hit
by
a
pitched
ball.
Both
came
in
when
Welc.h
got
on
base
by
a
fielder's
error.
The
Clothiers
slipped
into
the
itau
Ail
biuiu
mien
tvjiiuic
scored
off
a
single
and
Dominato
made
the
circuit
after
Kettlns
on
base
when
he
failed
to
dodge
a
pitched
ball.
Both
Wlndle
and
Dominato
scored
on
a
double
by
Doug
Kerr.
The
tie
which
occurred
in
the
sixth
inning
was
shattered
in
the
seventh
when
Wlndle
singled
and
was
brought
home
by
a
hit
by
Kerr.
In
the
eighth
inning,
Groff
clouted
a
triple
to
centre
field
and
Lambie
walked.
Both
came
home
on
a
double
by
Savov
Ditcher
Alex
Rill
allowed
nine
hits,
struck
out
four
bakers
and
walked
three.
W.
&
N.
AB
Welch,
rf
3
Turner,
3b
5
Groff,
cf
5
Lambie,
p
3
Windle,
ss
3
Dominato,
lb
2
Kerr,
If
5
Anton,
c
3
Spring,
2b
4
R
0
0
1
1
2
1
1
1
0
H
0
1
3
1
2
1
3
0
0
National
League
Pittsburgh
7,
Chicago
2.
Philadelphia
2,
New
York
5.
St.
Louis
6,
Cincinnati
3.
Brooklyn
3,.
Boston
T.
American
League
Cleveland
6-5,
Detroit
13-7.
New
York
3,
Philadelphia
5.
Boston
0,
Washington
1.
Chicago
7,
St.
Louis
3.
Fastball
Schedule
Aug.
8
Navy
vs
CNRA
Aug.
9
Gordon
&
Anderson
vs
Co-op.
Aug.
11
CNRA
vs
High
School
Aug.
13
Navy
vs
Co-op
Aug.
15
Gen.
Motors
vs
Gor
don
&
Anderson
Aug.
16
Co-op
vs.
High
Svhool
Aug.
18
CNRA
vs
Gen.
Motors
Aug.
20
Gordon
&
Anderson
vs
Navy
Aug.
22
Gen.
Motors
vs
High
School
Aug.
23
CNRA
vs
Gordon
&
Anderson
Aug.
25
Co-op
vs
Gen.
Motors
Aug.
27
High
School,
vs.
Navy
Aug.
29
Co-op
vs
CNRA
Aug.
30-Navy
vs
Gen.
Motors
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
August
q
Moose
vs
Savoy
August
10
Watts
&
iVckerson
vs
Savoy
August
14
Moose
vs
Watts
Sr
NIckersu;:
August
-Savoy
vs
Moose.
Team
last
mentioned
Is
to
be
the
Home
team.
Sherwood,
rf,
(7th
....
1
0
0
Sgls?!.
CtOft
M.lllifw
Xi,m
StrrUe.
1m.
"Since
Junior
took
up
cornet
practice,
I
never
worry
about
pedestrians."
34
7
9
SAVOY
AB
R
H
B.
Simundson,
ss
....
5
12
T.
Arney,
3b
5
2
1
Foster,
cf
-4
0
2
Morgan,
r(
5
0
0
Gurvich,
If.
5
0
1
Postuk,
c
,
4
0
1
Hartwig,
2b
4
0
0
Forman,
lb
3
1
0'
Bill,
p
4
0
1
....
39
4
8
Score
by
innings:
Savoy
200
011
0004
W.
&
N
022
000
12x
7
CARE
WITH
CAMP
FIRES-Wlth
last
year's
forest,
fire
damage
and
fireflghtlng
costs-In
Canada
totalling
$2,722,652
and
more
than
a
million
acres
of
forest
ruined
by
fire,
the
various,
provincial
Lands,
and
Forestry
Departments
are
doing
every;hing
in
their
power
this
year
to
eliminate
such'
waste
and
destruction
during
the
danger
months
of
July,
August
and
September,
when
dry
lands
and
heavy
winds
create
serious
fire
threats
Most
fires
are
caused
by
carelesness
by
camp
.fire
enthusiasts
andln
the
above
two
pictures
experienced
guides
are
seen
applying
some
of
the
dos
and
don'ts
In
making
a
camp
fire.
(1)
A
good
open
spot
near
water
should
be
selected
thoroughly
cleared
of
brush
and
soaked
well
before
fire
Is
built.
Make
a
circle
of
rocks
for
the
fire
bed
and,
when
possible,
use
dry
pine.
It
splits
jaslly
into
kindling
and
doesn't
throw
off
sparks
Don't
use
dry
hemlock,
cedar
or
balsam.
(2)
A
long
pole
dug
Into
the
ground
at
a:
sharp
angle
and
supported
by
a
vertical
crotch
makes
an
excellent
and
sturdy
"tea-pole."
The
pail
of
tea
can
be
slid
down
the
pole
and
poured
minus
any
burned
fingers.
(3)
Most
Important
step
of
all
is
thoroughly
extinguishing
fire
by
splashing
area
with
plenty
of
water;
The
soil
underneath
should
be
scraped
to
make
sure
there
are
no
burning
embers
left.
TEN
INNINGS
OF
SOFTBALL
In
one
of
the
hardest
fought
and
most
exciting
games
of
the
season
in
the
City
Fastball
League
Gordon
and
Anderson
squeezed
out
an
11
to
10
victory
over
the
plucky
High
School
nine
last
evening.
High
School
were
unable
to
score
in
t
he
first
three
Innings.
In
their
first
time
at
bat
Oot-don
and
Anderson
chalked
up
three
runs
when
Dell
was
walked,
Moxley
doubled,
Carl
Smith
was
walked
and
Kneale
singled.
Dell.
Moxley
and
Smith
scored.
Hicks
was
out
at
third
on
a
smart
throw
from
Wesch
to
Scherk.
High
Schoel
got
on
the
score
board
In
the
third
to
tie
the
score.
Sharpe
was
safe
on
an
er
ror.
Hartwig
singled,
and
Forbes
hit
a
fine
two-bagger.
Laurie
made
a
sacrifice
bunt.
Three
runs
came
In
with
Sharpe.
Hart
wig
and
Forbes
all
crossing
the
plate.
Gordon
and
Anderson
took
a
one
run
lead
when
Simundson
singled
and
later
scored
when
Dell
was
safe
on
Olseh's
fumble.
Neither
team
scored
In
the
fifth.
In
the
sixth
Higti
School
took
the
lead.
Hartwig
was
safe
on
an
error.
Forbes
doubled,
his
second
of
the
game,
and
Vuckovlch
also
hit
a
two-bagger.
Hartwig
and
Forbes
scoring.
The
storemen
tied
the
score
when
Stewart
was
safe
on
an
error,
Duncan
was
walked
and
Simundson
and
Dell
both
singled.
Stewart
scored
but,
with
the
bases
loaded.
Weseii
forced
the
next
three
to
fly
out.
jveuner
team
scored
In
the
seventh
and
High
School
went
scoreless
in
the-
first
of
the
eighth.
In
the
lower
half
Gordon
and
Anderson
took
a
one
run
lead.
Simundson
singled
and
came
home
on
Moxley's
double.
Going
into
the
ninth
and
a
run
behind
the
students
scored
five
runs.
Owens
was
safe
on
an
pr.
ror,
Wesch
was
out
in
rat......
'
-v
"VWllt
Kneale.
Scherk
was
walitoM
an;
Olsen
was
out.
Duncan
to
Dell,
i
anarpe
was
safe
on
an
error
Hartwig
sincled.
walked,
Laurie
was
safe
on
Mox-1
Jey's
fumble.
Vutfcovieh
u-as
walked.
Owens
was
walked
and
ive
runs
had
come
In
before
wescn
was
out,
pitcher
to
first
ase.
tieven
players
had
faced
Moxiey.
now
four
runs
behind,
the
;storemen
staged
a
rally
Hicks
singled,
James
was
out
to"
Olsen,
Stewart
doubled,
Duncan'
singled.
Simundson
was
walked
Dell
was
out
to
Vuckovich's
good
catch
and
Moxley
was
safe
cm
an
error.
C.
Smith
walked
and
four
rims
had
come
in
to
tie
the
scor
Kneale
was
out
to
Forbes.
.
In
the
extra
Inning
High
School
was
unable
to
srore.
Kerr
batting
for
Hicks,
singled
and
James
hit
safely.
Stewart
was
safe
on
an
error,
Duncan
was
out
to
Vuckovlch
but
Simundsen
Singled
and
with
Hicks,
running
for
Kerr
andd
James
coming
in
the
same
was
over
with
the
iron-men
winning.
Moxley
had
five
ssrlke-outs,
walked
seven
and
gave
up
six
hits.
Wesch
gave
up
17
hits,
walked
eight
and
struck
out
one.
Simundson,
with
four
hits
in
six
times
up,
Dell
and
Kneale
with
two
in
five
times
up,
and
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
It.
E.
MORTIMEK
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
Sil
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
Moxley,
James
and
Stewart
with
two
In
six
times
up,
hit
well.
Moxley
had
two
douules
while
Dell,
James
and
Stewart
each
had
a
double.
For
the
students,
Forbes
had
three
hits,
including
two
doubles,
In
four
official
times
at
bat
Hartwig
had
two
hits
and
Vucko'-vlch
one,
a
valuable
double.
A
fielding
feature
was
Vuckovich's
catch
of
Duncan's
towering
foul
that
the
fielder
took
at
full
speed
out
on
Sixth
Avenue.
As
the
two
others
retired
In
this
Inning
were
also
caught
by
Vuckovlch,
the
fielder
played
s
major
part
In
getting
the
opposition
out.
The
other
spectacular
catch
was
Duncan's
catch
on
the
top
bench
of
the
bleachers
to
put
Hartwls
out.
The
teams
were
certainly
playing
their
hardest.
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Hartwig
6
3
2
Forbes
4
3
3
Laurie
4
0
0
Vuckovlch
4
0
1
Owens
4
10
Wesch
4
0
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Dell
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Moxley
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Kneale
5
Hicks
4
Kerr
1
James
6
Stewart
6
1
3
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
2
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