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4-i'iiiCe
Ktipcri'
iuny
i
Monday,
Oclooer
22,
i9ai
DAILY
NEWS
ycui.
uouii
iuaiis
ui
Uir
liur.n
ouid
practical.
y
Uo.ioie
that
income,
becau.se
Americans
will
go
anywhere
they
can
drive
a
car."
Ice
club
I
can
get
my
foot
ino
muj
an
olu
ii'truu
ol
iU,
teU'Ji-.-'au
llousvii,
ihuclier
anu
6a-:
thor.
and
two
weeks
at
the
ranch
1
house
"just
went
like
that.
We
intended
to
stay
only
a
couple
oa
oays."
The
couple
number
among
,
their
close
friends
more
than
'
thousand
people,
they
say,
from
state
governors
Ut
lot-
gers,
in
the
I
S
and
Canada.
!
The
trader
makes
a
special
'
effort
to
contact
policemen
j
Hockey
Players
Are
Welcomed
LONDON
Canadian
hockey
players
wre
gretted
with
rattles
and
craws
when
they
got
ofl
the
bot-train
at
Waterloo
station.
London.
They
will
play
hockey
in
Britain
thi
eomiaiji
winter
as
members
of
the
v.uru
rn..r
f
)
wii.'ji!i!to;
The
trader
greatest
wish,
he
j
..YeS,"
quipped
his
wife,
"they
says,
is
that
.Americans
every-:
can't
stop
you
from
talking
any-wnere
got
the
opportunity
to
i
wnere
know
Canadians.
'
j
'
"We
know
so
little
about
you,'
Do
children
like
cheese?
and
!
yur
you
are
such
good,
people.
,,
T
.
.
,
l
Put
a
piece
in
the
school
lunch
When
I
get
back
home,
I
m
go-
;
mQst
everyday
n-a
s0
good
ing
to
sell.
Canada
to
every
serv-
for
them.
for
a
quicker,
niter,
blocker
thine!
u
Rangers'
team.
st
Basketball
of
Season
t
Boudreau
Takes
Over
Red
Sox
BOSTON
Lou
Boudreau
Was
todaV
flSUnintP
manQnu
.jip
t
Anderson
I
pset
,0.&ers
in
Exhibition
1
exhibition
basketball
jni.iy
night,
Gordon
&
.Mxiii-cl
most
of
the
J
,rs
team-play
attempts
i
a
it
ii
a
.-.'ore
of
54-38.
Thirty-three
years
ago
he
embarked
on
selling
cars.
He
was
14
then
and
since
that
time
has
built
up
a
business
which
is
known
'throughout
the
better
part
of
southern
USA.
"Weve
had
our
ups
and
downs,
sometimes
broke
so
flat
we
didn't
know
where
our
next
meal
was
coming
from,
and
now
we're
up
a
littie
and
hope
to
stay
that
way,"
says
the
trader.
He
admit
the
two
of
them
are
now
entering
a
stage
of
"semi-retirement."
When
they
return
to
the
I'M
they
plan
to
sell
their
business,
and
where
are
they
goirig
to
settle
if
it
ean
be
arranged?
"In
north-central
B.C.
not
far
from
Prince
George."
They
have
fallen
in
love
with
this
country
so
much
that
they
have
applied
for
property
bordering
tne
shores
of
Lake
Kerry,
on
the
Hart
Highway.
And
ii
it's
at
all
possible,
"we
want
to
build
a
home
there."
They
both
think
this
country
is
"terrific."
When
Uiey
readied
Prince
George,
nearly
a
month
ago,
they
heard
the
Hart
Highway
was
completed
and
that
a
bridge
crossed
the
Parsnip
River.
So
tney
drove
up
to
the
water's
edge
on
"mighty
passable
road"
but
there
the
trail
stopped.
Their
intention
was
to
jonnect
with
the
Alaska
Highway
and
motor
north
from
there.
"But
we
met
the
must
interesting
peuple."
The
trader,
in
his
Jo-i:il
and
enthusiastic
manner,
toid
o!
a
,A';)niiK
for
G
&
A
was
"
.ta(
who
ripped
in
15
i
was
followed
closely
tne
Boston
Red
Box,
luecedingi
Stew
C'Nill,
Bwidreau
is
the
former
Cleveland
Indians'
manager.
;
Sport
Shorts
Hairy
Greb.
former
wnrlH'a
1
Rainmakers
Nlckerson
3
I
Watson
10.
Sather
5,
Voung
2,
Morrison,
Simundson
2,
MacKay
;
5,
Tait
2.
Clceone
7,
Letourneau
I
2.
Total-38.
I
Gordon
&
Anderson
Holke-jstad
15,
Flaten
10,
Hebb
8
Thompson
14,
Clceone
3,
Currie
0,
Kristmanson
4.
Total
54.
j
Tomorrow
night
the
final
preseason
exhibition
game
will
feature
300
iCCCi
vs.
BPOE
(Elksi.
;
Wednesday
night,
executive
of
iKrince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
meets
to-
decide
whether
:
or
not
Rainmakers
and
the
Co-:
luftibia
Ceilulo.se
teams
will
en-I
ter
the
Senior
League,
following
the
outcome
of
the
selection
serie.
i
-inmnwin
with
14.
Canada
Savings
Bonds
Bigger
...
because
you
can
buy
up
to
$o,000
worth
instead
of
$1,000
as
hitherto.
Brttrr
...
because
the
Bonds
earn
more
interest
than
formerly
'
3.21
return
compared
with
2.75.
You
can
cash
Canada
Savins;
Bonds
at
any
time
for
what
you
paid
ior
them
no
rik
of
fluctuations
in
principal
value.
There
is
no
better
security
for
your
savings.
Denominations:
$.10,
?100,
$.500,
$1,000
and
$5,000.
Your
order
by
phone
or
mail
will
receive
our
prompt
attention.
Wood,
Gundy
&Company
irereicr
ne
goes,
in
Hie
valley
of
the
Moons,
he
is
an
honorary
sherii'f.
At
White-horse
he
intends
to
look
up
RCMP
Const.
George
Redhead,
formerly
stationed
here.
Wherever
the
couple
travel,
they
try
to
pifk
up
contacts
which
will
help
them
locate
people
in
other
towns,
villages
and
cities
they
expect
to
Tisit.
Motion
pictures
is
a
hobby
which
the
Porters
have
re:eniy
developed
and
they
keep
a
record
in
movies
throughout
their
trip.
So
far,
Mr.
Porter
has
shot
15
reels
of
color
film
since
entering
B.C.
"We
call
this
living.
It
is
the
suspense
in
life,
doing
some-..thing
different
a;l
the
time."
..
The
Porters
are
so
enthusiastic
about
this
country
they
would
like
to
convey
their
Impression
of
what
the
future
could
hold
for
northern
and
central
B.C.
RAl)S
NEEDED
"First
of
all,
you
need
roads.
It
would
be
your
lifeline
if
you
had
a
road
from
Jasper
to
Prince
Rupert.
Today,
I
understand,
you
get
sonw
140,000
000
dollais
from
American
tourists
in
a
.it-rs'
hinh
man
was
i
,
:h
10
points
to
his
f
,
a
e
ti
Rainmakers
had
t
m
eonlulcnce
tn
sev-
I
middleweight
and
light-heavy-1
j
weight
boxing
champion,
died
at
I
Atlantic
City
25
years
ago
fol-
'
l
lowing
a
minor
nose
operation.!
Ol'ifc.
known
fls
the
PitRh,,,-,,
p
ay
sei-ups.
Defenee-j
,ii
G
&
A
turned
the
"j
ms!
ol
their
plays.
i
Windmill,
defeated
Gene
Tunney
:
in
1922
to
Win
the
Amprlr-an
liirht
Limited
i
heavy
title
and
won
the
world
middleweight
crown
the
following
year.
I
7M
West
Hastings
St.
Vancouver
felephone:
Pacific
ffSSt
S9
McKende
Street
New
Westminster
Telephone:
.N.W.
jfS31
on
me
LLhrb
Bluvinose,
with
Captain
Angus
Walters
at
the
helm,
retained
her
title
as
queen
of
the
North
Atlantic
fishing
fleets
by
winning
the
race
series
against
the
U.S.
challenger
Gertrude
L.
The-baud
20
.years
ago
off
Halifax.
The
famous
I.unenourg
schooner
later
was
lost
on
a
Wett
Indies
reef.
.
-
niiihl
Mixed
Bowl-I'ui
Thompson
tak-
trapper
couple
man
and
wiit-who
lived
in
seclusion
near
the
Parsnip!
REMARKABLE
WOMAS
"That
woman
was
remarkable,"
broke
in
Mrs-.
Porter,
who
eheerfully
interrupted
breakfast
with
her
husband
to
talic
about
thlr
adventures'.
"She
traps
right
along
with
her
husband,
covering
a
50
mile
trapline
by
herself.
Shoots
grizzlies
and
wolves
as
a
matter
of
course."
At
Vanderhoof.
Trader
Jim
ran
Rupert
Butehers,
3;
Miller
Bay
3;
Clippies,
3;
Red
Devils,
3-B
C.
Packers,
2;
Conrad
SeaLs,
2;
Hi-Gold,
1;
Van's
Bakery
1-Penguin
Hobby,
1;
Ideal
Clean-
:.,lir,'
iui;h
single
and
with
si'ures
of
2Uli
M'-n's
hmil
single
w;i
I.ldie
Mussellam
wish
for
.
.
.
Devotion
to
Duty
neu'
hitth
thrte
by
N.
j
$
tftil
rashion
rool-
iji.
j.-d
tiic
team
hieh
sin
i
i
v.it:!
on
to
take
the
J
.
three
with
3872.
t;is,
u
laeiaulti;
383
Cabs,
0.
WEEKS
8CHEIH
I.E
First
Pushovers
vs.
Canada
Life;
PR.
Plumbing
vs.
Great
West
Life;
Shenton's
S.M.
vs.
Fashion
Footwear;
Cook's
Jewellers
vs.
Hill's
Shoe
Store;
Wallaces
vs.
Headpinners;
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
CN
Telegraphs.
Second
Red
Devils
vs
Pen.
N
1-
Wallaces,
4;
j
'
'"vvrar.
?,;
C.n;tel'i,
i;
j
K1it.i.
3:
Snenton'sj
ii'
.ulihiiMcrs.
2;
Sons'
guin
Hobby;
Booth
No.
1
v.i.
Conrad
Seals;
Rupert
Butchers
vs.
B.C.
Packers;
Miller
Bay
vj.
Ideal
Cleaners;
383
Cabs
vs.
Van's
Bakery;
Cripples
vs.
.
:;
H::i
s
.Shoe
Store,
.
I.:!?.
1.
Pushver,
W-.A
L:,
1;
and
P
R.
o.
No.
2
Hn
.th
No.
1,
4;
HOW
TO
IILIIVI
MUSCULAR
j
SEES
NEW
Fit
A
(Continued
rrom
page
1)
j
per,
molybdenum,
tungsten
and
uranium
and
the
manner
in
which
prospecting
was
being
fa-!
cilltaled
by
such
devices
as
the
geiger
counter
for
radioactive
ores,
the
ultra
violet
light
for
tungsten
and
the
electrical
processes
of
geophysical
work.
As
;
a
result
of
the
geophysical
pro-i
cess,
ground
which
under
the
;o!d
prospecting
methods
was
:
passed
over
lightly
had
been
found
in
some
cases
to
be
preg-:
nant
with
valuable
ores.
For
instance,
the
problems
of
over-,
burden
were
being
solved
by
.
electrical
prospecting
which
j
reached
through
to
the
rock
below
as
could
never
have
been
i
done
by
the
old
prospecting
i
techniques.
Dr.
Mandy
will
spend
several
days
at
Stewart
making
a
general
examination
of
a
couple
of
properties
and
will
be
back
In
Prince
Rupert
next
week
-en-route
to
Usk
for
a
visit
to
the
Nieholson
Creek
Mining
Corporation
copper
property
and
then
to
the
American
Standard
and
National
Exploration
silve;-:
lead
properties
at
New
Hazelton
ifor
which
he
is,
consulting
PAINS
A
Warm
affected
parts.
Rub
in
warm
oil.
Keep
covrl
wilh
warm
(vis
flannel.
At
druggists'
gfk
fof
85
yrs.
iT.2
CANADIAN
FOOTBALL
Wings,
CT7
nadiens,
NOW
TO
R
ELI
IV
I
SIMPLE
(V,
-w
SORE
THROAT
Apply
warm
oil
free)
Top
to
neck.
Rub
it
well
Si-J
I
managing
muicU
l
SATURDAY
Saskatchewan
13,
Winnipeg
19.
Calgary
28,
Edmonton
29.
Ottawa
32.
Hamilton
18.
Montreal
11,
Toronto
35.
Varsity
20,
Queen's
2.
McGlJl
21,
Western
12.
Windsor
0,
Toronto
19.
McMaster
13.
Sarnia
31.
SUNDAY
Toronto
35,
Montreal
18.
are
"t!TAL
-
T7N4IS'
and
gland.
At
drug
Detroit
Red
I
Seating
that
in
both!
y.HTTHMIti
JI
f
ir.d
defensive
play
they
.
.
.
THE
AIR
FORCE
CROSS
I
M?'
Halloween
Hockey
31st
Scores
SATURDAY
Farifie
CmkI
Seattle
3.
New
Westminster
2.
Saskatoon
I.
Tacoma
9.
Westeri
International
Trail
2,
Spolrjne
9.
Kimberley
1.
Nelson
5,
Okanagan
Senior
Kamloops
4,
Kelowna
2.
Faeific
Coast
Senior
Vancouver
1,
Nanaimo
3.
in
to
ut
strongly
con-1
"Ii
in
thv
National
1
-catae
this
winter,,
l
he
Montreal
Cana-
i
he
Forum
liere
Batur-and
the
two
teams
are
"t
the
leadership.
'It
Rangers
moved
into
1
('"himn
with
a
close
'i'
Tnr
mto
Maple
''day
iiiitht
and
a
tie
i
"H
Bruins
last
night.
d
p:ay
kept
Toronto
:
-o
tied
for
third
place.
Sunday
1.
(
h.u
aRo
1
!
fk
1.
Boston
1
'
Saturday
3,
Montreal
0
k
3.
Toronto
2
1
W
D
L
F
A
P
3
0
3
12
12
ft
3
0
1
12
4
6;
2
I
21111
5;
2
1
2
10
14
5
i
1
1
3
8
11
1
1
28
j!
Terrific
Stock
of
Masks,
Firecrackers,
etc.,
at
.
.
.
"an
inspired
example
lo
his
unil
and
to
his
comrades
rfirougnotii
iie
R.C.iA.F."
.
.
.
"e.vrcpliomil
skill
and
Jclermirialion"
,
.
.
"an
oiti-s
landing
example
of
practical
flying
sfciI
and
personal
courage"
.
.
.,
In
such
significant
language
are
awards
for
tlie
Air
Force
Cross
granted
lo
'
members
ol
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
for
acts
of
valour,
courage
or
devotion
to
duty
in
non-combaf
flying
operations.
On
mercy
lligbls
through
blinding
snow,
or
search
and
rescue
operations
over
land
and
sea
at
home
or
abroad
RCAF
personnel
carry
on
the
tradition
of
the
men
who
built
our
coimiry.
Four
hundred
and
thirty-nine
men
of
the
R.C.A.F,
have
been
honoured
with
this
recognition
since
tlte
beginning
of
World
War
II.
,
mm
mm
If
ybu
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
t.
News
classified.
f
Second
Avenue
"n",,r
'th
last
weelt
J
r-
Hi
eration
too
Today
in
Canada's
rapidly
expanding
Air
Force,
more
young
men
are
needed
to
train
as
Air
Crew
Officers
Navigation
Officers,
Radio
Officers
and
Filots.
To
be
eligible,
you
must
be
between
13
and
24
be
physically
fit
and
have
Junior
Matriculation
or
the'
equivalent.
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RUNNING
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