Plumbers
Are
Team
to
Watch
Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
re
Saturday,
January
,
1951
;1US
GLOBETROTTERS
Mixed
LeaRue
Trundlers
in
Action
A&ain
After
Vacation
n
Prince
Rupert
Plumbers
con
Clowning
Hoopsters
Stage
Fine
Show-Win
Two
Games
tinued
to
show
that
they
are
the
team
to
beat
In
"A"
Division
us
Mixed
Bowiing
League
resumed
this
week
after
the
Christinas
recess.
Meanwhile
the
race
in
"B"
Division
is
being
closely
fought
by
at
least
five
teams.
In
the
present
third
play
Prince
l'rince
Rupert
fin
were
treated
to
comedy
and
plenty
of
it
and
smart
big-time
melon
tossing
too
when
the
zaniest
tuiys
in
basketball,
the
Harlem
Globetrotters,
clowned
their
way
into
the
Civic
Cen
tre
gym,
yesterday
and
won
the
admiration
and
enthusiastic
plaudit!,
of
two
house-filling
crowds.
The
...
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"...
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ii,
i
''
i
i
i
hilarious
Trotters
played
to
.
house
full
of
school
children
in1
12,
Strong
4.
Milton
4,
Wheeler,
the
afternoon
and
won
over
the!
Collins
14,
Hill
8,
Cumberland
6,
Bo-Me-Hl
team
bv
a
63
to
40
1
Moore
1.
Total
63.
GARBAGE
BOWL
A
foot
ol
snow,
freezing
tern
peratures
and
ifniforms
of
pyjamas
and
winter
underwear
combined
to
give
Montreal
its
seco
nd
Garbage
Bowl
game
New
Year's
Day.
The
pyjamu-claU
Southern
Bombers
defeated
the
N
northern
Combines,
dressed
in
underwear,
6-0,
on
a
rouge
and
a
touchdown.
Some
1,000
fans
witnessed
the
affair.
Trophy
for
the
winners
was
Rupert
Plumbing
has
lost
only
three
points
and
Wednesday
night
they
walked
away
with
a
4-0
victory
over
Great
West
Life
who
had
in
previous
play
defeated
Fashion
Footwear
in
similar
manner.
High
bowlers
for
the
evening
were:
High
ladies'
single
and
three
game
total,
P.
Thompson,
Fashion
Fotwear,
with
310
and
635.
High
men's
single
game,
Ed
Mussallam,
Great
West
Life,
365
(
new
season
record
)
.
B.
Brav,
Miller
Bay-
Hospital,
three
game
total
of
776.
Team
results
were
as
follows:
(CP
PHOTO
I
a
garbage
bowl.
i.i.-
High
School
Ratchlora
4
ie-tourneau
4,
Simonscn
2,
Nlcker-son
10,
Krlstmanson
2,
McChes-ney
6,
Morrison,
Blackaby
4,
Young
4,
Tait
4.
Total
40.
EVENING
GAME
GlobetrotUrs
Sealy,
Buie
10,
Cumberland
20,
Strong
11,
Hill
margin.
In
the
evening
they
tooK
the
Prince
Rupert
Jets
by
a
03
to
46
total.
The
overflow
crowd
in
the
evening
saw
their
friend
of
two
years
ago,
Ted
Strong,
in
just
about
the
best
clowning
show
of
his
career.
They
watched
"Duke"
6,
Moore
fi,
Cumberland,
one
of
the
all-time
14,
Collins,
Wheeler
"But,
mom,
suppose
the
comoany
doesn't
come?"
m
greats
of
the
team,
rack
up
20
1
Milton
6.
Total
63.
noints
and
thev
marvelled
at.
Jets
Holkestad
2,
Flaten
2
Bulger's
4.
Headplnners
0
i
Boyd
Buie
as
he
scored
10
points,
Scherk
6,
Lavigne
4,
S.
Scherk
in
spite
of
his
missing-arm
;
2,
Sunberg
4,
Carlson
8,
Spring
handicap.
"Duke"
Cumberland,1
8,
Beynon
2,
Morgan
6
team
2.
BROADWAY
Ci
a
lltt
e
latter
ana
wnn
nis
nair
1
roiai
40.
REMARKABLE
PING
PONG
Classified
Advertising
Is
paya"blfe
ill
advance.
'
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
Classifieds,
3c
per
word
per
ln.se.tion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Death
Notices,
Fun
Ft-ar
Nidlcrti,
Marrl-tge
ind
KiifeuEement
Announcement
.
i2
00.
"8PWCIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
onenion
oneet
t,
rusiiuvers
u
i
F.R.
Plumbing
4,
Great
West'
Life
0
I
Cantels
4.
Optimists
0
(default
1
1
Fashion
Footwear
3.Blow-Outs:
1
I
Cook's
Jewellers
3.
Wallace's
1
Social
Welfare
4,
Overwaltea
0
Miller
Bay
Hospital
4.
Dihbsi
Printing
0
Sons
of
Norway
4,
Penguin
j
Hobby
0
I
I
fmA
Best
Foe
a
memory,
is
still
one
01
me
smoothest
basketball
players
ever
to
appear
on
a
court
and
Ted
Strong
of
the
big
hands
manipulated
the
ball
as
If
!t
were
an
orange,
keeping
the
crowd
happy
with
his
antics
and
off-court
remarks.
The
evening
crowd
saw
6T'
Lee
Collins
in
the
pre-game
warm-up
which
was
a
first
class
show
in
Itself.
They
watched
WOltK
WANTCJ)
An
added
attraction
to
the
Globetrotters'
bill
was
the
remarkable
display
of
freak
table
tennis
play
at
Intermission
by
Ted
Bourne
of
England
and
Bobby
Anderson,
United
States,
travelling
as
supernumeraries
with
the
Globetrotters.
It
was
the
fastest
and
most
exciting
display
of
ping
pong
ever
se?n
in
Prince
Rupert
and
a
show
in
IN
MEMORIAM
FOIt
SALE
1
7
Finest
Cooking
-I
have
good
turnips
about
three
tons,
vou
offer
me
fur
A.
Johnson.
EXPERIENCED
truckdriver
wants
work.
Box
5,
News
Office.
(Up)
HELP
WANTED
FOR
SALE-for
sale.
What
do
them?
J.
vale.
B.C.
ROSANG
In
luving
memory
of
our
beloved
lather
and
grandfather,
Eric
Kusang.
who
passed
awav
January
6,
1950.
Ever
remembered
bv
Rose,
Sven
and
Mel.
(ltd
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
1
si
For
take
home
orders
Phone
200
him
jump
up
to
dunk
the
ball
itself
'
FOR
SALE
Coal
and
Bourne
won
by
the
odd
in
a
clowning
display
in
from
above
the
10-feet-high
point
wood
front
165.
(tf)
heater.
Wartime
nouse
room
style.
FJiune
Blue
t'Altl)
OF
THANKS
which
was
appropriate
to
the
general
tenor
ol
th;
evening.
with
cries
of
disbelief.
played
for
the
students;
afternoon
but
is
still
in
I
basket
Collins
in
the
HELP
WANTED.
FEMALE
Wanted,
clerk
-
stenoarunher
for
Citv
Engineer's
office.
Knowledge
of
typing
essential,
shorthand
preferred.
Apply
in
writing
giving
age.
marital
status
and
previous
experience
to
Citv
Engineer.
D.
C.
Stewart.
Citv
Engineer.
(7
We
wish
to
express
our
sincere
thanks
ami
aunreciation
to
our
Ladies'
League
traling
for
a
regular
spot
on
the
tea.
He
Is
19
years
of
age
and
accounted
for
14
points
in
FOR
SALE
Enterprise
oil
range,
pot
burner
with
blower.
1413
First
Overlook.
(308p)
TOR
SALE
1949
,-ton
Fargo.
What
oilers?
Phone
Red
232.
(7p)
the
afternoon
session.
Tom
ARTICLED
clerk
wanted
bv
local
firm
of
chartered
accountants.
Senior
matriculation,
book
nt
Bowls
Schedule
Sealy,
who
was
on
the
recen
H
European
trip
with
the
Trotters
FOR
SALE
Man's
CCM
bicycle
with
all
accessories.
3
speeds.
Phone
Blue
335.
(6p)
keeping
and
accounting
training
an
asset.
Box
203.
Prince
Rupert.
7c
)
SOLD!
Now
at
a
Bargain
Sale
in
BULGER'S
Jan.
9
Rockettes
vs
Big
Sis
Bulkley
Market
4,
Ideal
Cleaners
0
(default!
Conrads
3,
Cloverleufs
1
Scuby's
Furs
3,
Booth
School
1.
STANDINGS
"A"
League
Pr.
Rupert
Plumbing
17
Bulger's
13
Cantels
13
Great
West
Life
11
Fashion
Footwear
11
Shenton
Sheet
11
Pushovers
10
Blow-Outs
".
9
Wallace's
Dept
8
Headplnners
B
Cook's
Jewellers
6
Optimists
4
"B"
League
Conrads
15
Sons
of
Norway
15
Social
Welfare
14
Bulkley
Market
14
Cloverleafs
11
Miller
Bay
Hospital
10
Booth
School
9
Overwaitea
8
Penguin
Hobby
7
Ideal
Cleaners
1
,
Scuby's
Furs
6
Dibb
Printing
4
presented
some
sparkling
shooting
in
the
afternoon
game
as
he
potted
them
from
'way
out
to
HELP
WANTED
Retail
sales
ters;
Black
Cats
vs
Mansons;
Wallace
Pharmacy
vs
Shentons;
Kkeena
Giw
vo
nin.Drana
nc
SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
get
12
points.
I
It
was
a
clerks.
Permanent
work.
Apply
Box
858
for-
interview
giv-ine
full
particulars
as
to
experience,
etc.
(tff
mixture
of
basket-
p.t.-
Battlers
vs
B.C.G.E.A.;
Savoys
vs
many
lnenus
woo
were
so
kind
durina
our
recent
bereavement
and
also
lor
the
beautiful
tlorul
tributes.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Percy
Sankev
Prince
Rupert;
Mr.
pjui
Mrs.
Joshua
McKay,
Prince
Rupert;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Georne
Sawyer
and
family.
Houston.
B.C.;
Mrs.
Vera
Beynon,
Prince
Rupert;
Mrs.
Lillian
Ryan
and
family,
Metlakatla;
Harold
Rvan.
Port
Simpson;
Mrs.
Amelia
Ryan
and
Mrs.
Gloria
Green
Port
Simpson;
the
Y
PE.A
and
Ladies'
Aid
of
Y
P.E.A..
Port
Simo-f-on;
P.S.A.C.
ami
Ladies'
of
the
Ivv
Guild,
Epworth
LeaHue,
Mr.
ana
Jars,
.ames
Low-ton
and
familv.
Mr
and
Mrs
Wm
Snen"e
and
family
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Vulnv
and
Pansy,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
w
F
Dmloward
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Russell
Mather
and
family,
Et.nel
and
Mrs.
Maud
Koss
Mrs
Sarah
.1
v0...-;-n
,,..H
family.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Wesley.
Mm.
Kooerl
Sankev
and
familv.
Ulpi
football
a
.4
1
n
nl
fill
with
ball,
and
baseball,
CIVIL
SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS
PREPARE
NOW
FOR
Spring
Examinations.
Write
M.
C.
C.
School.
301
Enderton
Bldg.,
Winnipeg,
Man.
(hi
WANTED
Truck
driver
for
local
JEWELER
Commercial;
Brownwoods
vs
C
B
of
C:
Stars
vs
Luckv
Strikes;
Wrathalls
vs
Rosa
Lee;
Annettes
vs
McMeekins:
Toilers
vs
G.
A
A.;
Lyons
vs
Belmont.
deliveries,
one
capable
of
helping
In
store.
Apply
to
Box
3.
News
Office.
(7p)
REAL
ESTATE
Jan.
lc
Stars
vs
G
&
A;
Lyons
WANTED
Bookkeeper.
Apply
Pioneer
Canadian
Laundries.
(tfl
WRITING.
CASES
Regular
$5.25
NOW
J,
FOUR-ROOM
home
in
good
condition;
concrete
foundations;
i
the
Jets
and
High
School
teams
playing
the
straight
parts
and
the
visitors
acting
the
clowns.
Referee
Johnny
Comadina
got
In
the
act
in
the
last
half
when
he
was
held
out
of
the
play
by
Duke
Cumberland,
and
turned
the
table
on
Duke
for
being
more
I
than
tnree
seconds
in
the
key.
I
Tonight,
with
all
tickets
sold,
the
third
and
final
game
of
the
t
series
will
be
played.
;
FIRST
GAME
'
Globetrotters-Sealy
12,
Bul
lenced:
tool
shed;
new
electric
s'uve:
moderately
priced.
Also
two
revenue
homes
and
other
vs
C.B.
of
C:
Brownwoods
vs
McMeekins;
Toilers
vs
Rasa
Lee;
Belmont
vs
Luckv
Strikes;
Annettes
vs
Wrathalls:
Black
Cats
vs
B.C.G.E.A.;
Savoys
vs
Big
Sisters;
Rockettes
vs
Gingersnaps;
Battlers
vs
Mansons:
Commercials
vs
Wallace
Pnarm.;
Skeena
Uroc.
v.s
Shentons.
i
Made
from
eenuine
Morocco.
Cue,
lisLnii'-s.
See
Armstrong
Auen
'.
cies
Phone
342
or
Green
297
FOIt
SALE
leves.).
.
(8c)
with
zipper
edge
and
stationer;
FOR
VOIR
NEW
YEAR
l.ETTBj
JANUARY
STOCK
CLEARlf
BOYS
WANTED
A
good
opportunity
for
young
lads
with
bicycles
delivering
D
a
1
1
v
News
routes.
Phone
748
or
call
at
the
Daily
News
office
and
leave
your
name,
age
and
phone
number.
Hi;
ROY
WANTED
Daily
News
route
In
west
end
of
city
available
for
reliable
bov.
Apply
Oilice.
(til
LONO
BY
SHALLOW
The
Murray
River
flows
for
1000
miles
through
the
arid,
western
half
of
the
state
of
New
South
Wales.
LISTINGS
WANTED
SELLING
vour
home?
List
Willi
an
experienced
realtor.
For
prompt
inspection
see
Armstrong
Agencies
Phone
342
ol'
Green
297
I
eves.
I.
Il4ci
!3
Savoys
vs
Wallace
Rockettes
v.s
Shentons;
Clio.-!,
v.s
Battlers;
Com-vs
B.C.G.E.A.;
Big
Sis-
Jan.
Pharm.
Skeena
moH'iul
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Lini.-lielt
Speeder
Knuviis;
CraiK.s-
l)r.i"!ines;
A
d
a
in
Road
Graders:
Lill.leford
Bros.
Hluc-t
Top
Itaul
Maintenunce
Kmiioiiieiil.:
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Hock
Granules;
T
1.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
".oiule's
for
Stockpile
and
Know
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifugal
Pumps:
National
Driu'lliie
Scrapers
and
In
1942
governments
in
paid
out
127
million
in
salaries
and
wages;
in
1949
the
total
Business
and
Profession
was
8n
miinuns.
(
PERSONAL
UNWANTED
HAIR
Permanently
eradicated
with
Saca-Pelo.
The
moot
remarkbale
discovery
of
the
age.
Saca-Pelo
is
guaranteed
to
kill
the
roots
of
any
hair
and
contains
no
drugs
or
chemicals.
LorBeer
SALESMEN
WANTED
WANTED
TWO
MIDDLE-AGED
BUSINESSMEN
OR
SALESMEN
Wiin
ted:
Two
mature
buKlnrsBmrn
or
SiUt'fcnii'li
to
represent
Cumwllau
linn.
Ci
A.
Holland,
new
mini
sturt-
About
two-thirds
of
Canada
s
occupied
fa
'm
lands
are
In
th"
prairie
provimvs.
ters
vs
Giimersnaus:
Black
Cats
vs
Mansons;
Lyons
vs
Lucky
Strikes;
Brownwoods
vs
Wrath-all's;
Annettes
v.s
Toilers;
B:i
munis
vs
O
U
McMeeKlns
vs
C.E.
of
C;
Stars
vs
Rosa
Lee.
Jan.
30
Brownwoods
vs
Toilers;
Belmont
vs
Rosa
Lee;
l
uck
v
Strikes
vs
G.
&
A.;
Wrathalls
vs
C.B.
of
C;
Annettes
vs
Stars;
Lyons
vs
McMeekins;
Big
Sisters
colussi'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
fim.
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A
L.
BELL,
O
A.
Resident
Partner
324
Second
Avenue
Box
203
.
Phone
88
Buckets;
National
All
bleel
't
a
so
II
lie
limits:
National
.'iirtable
Sawmills:
National
Hoturv
Screens
-and
Conveyors
Full
iiilm
-nialion
Iron.
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.C.
'til
CLEARANCE
SALE
.303
Rifles
Hi-Powered
Long
Range
En-lields.
Model
P14
with
built-in
ti
shot
magazine,
only
$19.9;.
SMLE
Model
(Mark
I
III
with
10
-shot
detachable
magazine,
$24.1.3
Blade
loresights.
Ad-iu.sLaljle
rearsiKhts.
Ranges
to
KiOO
yards.
2(i
inch
parrels
K
n
1
1
v
guaranteed-
Box
48
litK
mlu-yew.
earned
2,1H4
3fl
In
a
three
months'
period.
Average
of
over
I
700
00
)t
month.
D.
W.
Orr
earnrd
4.44
78
Ilrst
M-ven
moliths
D.
H
Jom-A
earned
a
young
fortune
of
WMUM
in
less
than
4
years.
Earn-Iiiko
i-i:-;lit
at
start
S.
N.
Tansley.
HOS
00
lirst
2
hours.
T.
U.
Stockwell,
I$1J7(I5
first
day.
J.
U
McCullotlgh,
Strikes:
Lyons
vs
Wrathalls;
C.B.
of
C.
v.s
Stars;
McMeekins
vs
Toilers:
Brownwoods
vs
Belmont;
G
&
A
vs
Rosa
Lee,
Skeena
Groc.
vs
Wallace
Phann.'
Shentons
vs
Savoy;
Big
Sisters
vs
Black
Cats:
Gingersnaps
vs
Battlers;
Rockettes
vs
Commer
Lab.
679
Granville,
Vancouver,
BC.
(H)
BUY
YOUR
New
Year
e-ikes
and
cookies
at
the
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd
Home-bak"d
French
bread,
fresh
daily.
Phone
643.
(M2l
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
copper
batteries
and
radiators.
Phone
543
-call
029
6th
W
111
Musical
Iiistrumuf
PIANOS
TUNED
J
AND
RECONDITIONS.
210
4th
St
Ph.
BlnrtJ
vs
Shentons;
commercial
vs
Mansons;
Wallace
Pharm.
vs
B.C.
O.E.A.;
Gingersnaps
Vs
Savoys,
.ikeena
Groc.
vs
Black
Cats-Rockettes
vs
Battlers.
S-2fl(IO
first
week.
Over
150
of
our
I
men
have
enrned
$400
to
3.000
In
cial;
B.C.G.E.A.
vs
Mansons.
City.
,
(If)
For
Action.
Advertise!
(Thew
are
SWORN
STATEMENTS
I
l
Feb.
6
Savoys
vs
B.C.G.E.A.;
Skeena
Groc.
vs
Commercial;
Gingersnaps
vs
Shentons;
Rockettes
vs
Black
Cats;
Wallac
Phar
rounds
ammunition
with
rifle
order
ili.'JS
Prompt
shipment
C
O
I).
H
JNTKRS
SUPPLY
HELEN'S
'
'
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branches
204
4t,h
Street
Phone
055
NORTHLAND
Dairy
milk
dellv-ered
-.24-
per-
nuart.
Why
pay
more?
Phone
18
for
dallv
delivery
service
IM-29)
RORIE
&
LAIRCj
ACCOUNTANTS
fcAUrrf
These
gross
earnings
are.
of
course
exceptional.
Many
of
our
top
men
have
been
doing
this
well
for
years.
It's
a
foregone
conclusion
that
the)
will
do
even
better
now
with
increasing
demand.
Men
who
were
'-bankrupt"
COMPANY
UK.
Sparks
St.,
Ottawa.
Ontario.
.
(T.F.S-Hi
macy
vs
Mansons;
Big
sisters
vs
Battlers;
Lyons
vs
G.
&
A.;
Annettes
vs
Belmont:
McMeekins
vs
Wrathalls;
Brownwoods
v.s
20c
BEER
BOTTLES
collected,
per
dozen.
Phone
07H.
Besner
Block
Phow
P.O.
Box
130
-h...
i
when
they
started
now
-nave
big
new
't"
1
,.
I..,
n..
,,f
nne
foil
SALE
.New
chesterfield
beds:
beds
complete-
un
laliil.
Stars;
Lucky
Strikes
vs
Rosa
Lee;
C.B.
of
C.
vs
Toilers.
ed
chest
of
drawers;
sewing
FOR
KENT
B
KW
RT
l
l
machine:
Kiiciicn
stoves;
iirai-
ers;
hardware;
coffee
tables,
slNnER
sewine
machines
for
Feu
13
Annettes
vs
Lucky
end
tables;
bedroom
suites;
I
renl
bv
lne
j.
or
mont,h.
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
W'JAUTV
REPAlKa
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Reemd
Aw
are
sending
children
ti
college
and
rnJoyUiR
security
fur
the
future.
Mun
is
needed
for
this
areii
also
several
others
for
nearby
territories.
Our
most
successful
men
are
those
who
are
able
to
be
away
from
home
travelling
one
or
two
weeks
at
a
time
outdoors
in
healthful,
tasciiuittnK
occujmtion.
Our
ProUtK't
(Caimdiun
Pat.
No.
45651)1)
ts
sold
on
long
trial
credit
terms,
no
down
payment,
to
hlgh-rade,
dignified
trade
sucJi
as
manufacturers.
brand
new
carpets.
Axminsiei,
phone
864
Singer
Sewing
Ma-sizes
2'
x
4'V;
scores
of
other
t.uln
Co
639
zn
Ave.
West,
useful
furniture
at
lowest
5cl
prices.
See
II.
C.
Furniture.
.
,
Black
324
(t.HiTOlt
RENT
Room
and
board
.
...
.
I
for
workiiif
men
in
private
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
451
m
For
Henulne
parts
and
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
KNGINEERS
home.
Phone
Red
140
or
call
liiS
Olh
Ave.
East.
(',)!
HI-POWF.RED
Sporting
Rifles
.3li3
Hrni.sh
Enlields.
Also
BSA.
ri
.1..,.,
.'....1
1..,
,1
U'll-1
n
pommi
'
lis
touslneas
officials,
schools,
merchants.
phone
or
write
aj
rroin
3..i.y.
uu.
ci-m-nv
.-.
;a..
.
Olt'.tuc
i
I
ROOM
FOR
RENT
Men
prefer-
lies,
aeim
nauie
wit
.,;'
,
rar
nil
';ih
Aye
Wed
Rlne
'
1
3S
or
tree
loiucrs
unisti
aw-u,
,
-
:
x,,,.
large,
tarm
and
ranch
owners.
Immediate
delivery.
Earnings
advanced
weekly.
Big
season
Just
ahead.
Hush.
name,
nge
for
full
details.
Vice
President,
Dept.
A,
P.O.
liox
BH,
Station
J.
Toronto
.Six,
Ontario.
with
prices
and
detailed
upeci-i
o
k
ms
"-
f'.
ficufions.
No
iililii'.aiion
i':
SCOTT
McLAREN
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
MARGARET
McLt
ers
etiqulnt's
inviwa.
intivjii
;
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room
for
i
i
n.wi
1'JU
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
aiwl
Acetylene
Welding
inrpii
R1
iil,!.:iwa.
Ontario.
WANTED
dt.pt
CAREER
ENDED
Black
Jack
Stewart,
star
defeneeman
for
Chicago
Black
Hawks
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
will
never
play
hockey
again.
The
34-year-old
Pilot
Mound,
Man.,
native,
one
of
the
most
colorful
players
of
recent
years,
underwent
surgery
for
a
slipped
disc
in
his
spinal
column,
resulting
from
an
injury
in
a
game
Dec.
14.
The
surgeon
said
Black
Jack
would
have
to
wear
a
special
brace
.indefinitely
and
would
never
play
again.
An
NHL.
All-Star
defeneeman
five
times,
he
played
with
Detroit
Red
'Wings
for
nine
years
before
going
to
Chicago
last
summer
in
tlw
most
famous
hockey
trade
in
history.
(CP
0HOTO1
YANKEES
ARE
'
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
(T.F.S-IO
I
,
,
,
,,
.
iROOM
FOR
RENT
221
5th
East.
dinln!
FOR
RALE-Rock
maple
,5,.,
room
viuie
with
Welsh
lreer
1
.
and
72"
refractory
table.
Me-
,
41
U-DRIVE.
Phone
41
711
Oren-Cl
irv
7
cii.
It.
fridge,
one
year.
ville
Court.
Fra-ser
St.
(14M)
Thii
tdvtrtitement
it
not
published
at
Aiplaytd
by
the
Liqu-Jt
Control
6ord
cm
W
6
Government
ol
Briutk
Colwubie.
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
und
MINING
MACHINERY
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
iron,
steel,
brass
cooper,
lt.id,
etc.
Honest
grading
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
Metals
Ltd.
2fi0
Prior
St
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Phone
Pacific
6357.
(tfl
old
Rebuilt
cheslertield
lloi-ai
BTONE
BUlL
P"
PHONE
BLUE
-G9S
P.O.
BOX
H4
FOR
RENT
Front
sleeping
room.
Phone
Green
937.
(Opi
Agent
VANCOUVER
DAILY
PROVINCE
Phone
Black
787
311
8ccond
Ave.
W.
desitui
and
Unlit
wool.
vacuum
cleaner
with
all
atu.-hiiienis.
Phone
Ori'd
93S
or
cull
1010
1st
West.
(DC)
ACCOl'NTArTS
For
Take
Out
Orders
WANTED
Sleeping
rooms
close
in
for
2
professional
men.
P.O.
Box
203.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
i6d
PflRLIC
ACCOUNTANT
Income
Tax
specialist.
S.
O.
Furk
Stone
Building.
Red
593.
(20ml
FOR
.
SALE
-
1948
Hvdramatlc
Pontiae
sedan.
Under
seat
heaters,
c)o-k,
radio
and
cigarette
Hunter.
Good
mechanical
condition.
Pliuiie
Green
WANTED
Room
or
room
and
Phone
575
Fish
&
Chips
Spaghetti
Steaks
CLEAN
REPAIRS
HANDYMAN
TEAM
OF
YEAR
977
after
5,
'8p
U1ATCII
BfPAlRH
Pmmnt
ef-
beard
Widow
with
familv
preferred.
Good
pay.
Box
4.
Dally
News.
(5p)
WANTED
Junior
stenographer
bv
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
HOME
SERVit-j
GENERAL
CONTRACT-!
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERINO
Phone
Blue
618.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
FOR
SALE
-195(1
table
model
fu.ient
service
George
Cook
combination
radio
with
three-
jPWeller.
Satisfaction
guaran-
f-need
record
plaver.
Apply
32(
tecd
Biairnr
Place
or
uhone
Red
:
PROMPT
!
Apply
Room
15.
Besner
Block.
(tf)
706.
dtp'
1
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
FOOD
with
a
FLAVOUR
at
1
stove
service
ana
repairs,
o
Building
and
Repairs
0
1
kinds
J
ROOFS
-CHIM3
LOS
ANGELES
W
Casey
Stengel
took
another
bow
today
for
his
indomitable
never-say-die
New
York
Yankees.
Sports
writers
and
sportscasters
have
voted
the
Yanks
the
team
of
the
year
for
1950.
FURNISHED
or
unfurnished
liv
FOR
SALE
1950
Meteor
custom'
(tfl
D
Ronson.
Black
503
sedan
m
showroom
condition,
low
mileaue
405
5th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Blue
36b.
(8pi
OIL
BUR"
ing
auarters
with
bathroom.
Rea852.
(7p
WANTED
TO
RENT
Two
or
three
roms
with
bath.
Phone
130.
Miller
Bay.
16c
1
SOLDERS
&
CONTRACTORS
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
Sheet
metal
work
Tar
and
travel
roofing.
Call
029
6th
West,
Phone
543.
Letourneau
and
Sons.
(tf
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
0
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
SANDY'S
CAFE
Ourn
Week
Days
9
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
Saturdays
9
a.m.
to
2
a.m.
Sundays
5
p.m.
(Next
Door
to
Belmont)
PHONES
Black
334
B1
WANTED
Reliable
housekeeper.
Box
(i.
Daily
News.
(7p
P.O.
Box
167
FOR
SALE
Firewood
kindling,
50c
tier
sack.
Get
vour
winter,
suuulv
at
a
li
Having.
Kaien
Transfer.
Red
9i'2.
(7p)
!
FOR
SALE
Good
buvs
in
used
vacuums
Electrolux
Hoovers,.
Roval,
etc.
R
W.
Collins,
phone
j
451,
Green
279.
Uf
'
APPROPRIATE
DATE
1
John
Graves
Slmcoe,
first
lieutenant-governor
of
Upper
Canada,
arrived
in
Kingston
on
July
1,
1792.
40DERN
Painting
and
Decorat
ing
apen.ee
ana
MatuiK.
-Furnished
lop!
WANTED
TO
RENT-house.
Blue
756.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS!
BRlNO
Bl.
Phone
Black
215.
evenings
or
I
noon
hour.
P.O.
Eos
1111.
(tf
J
1