Prinrc
Rupert
Daily
News
1'tiuisuuy.
October
25.
l6i
Your
Club
has
applied
ioi
Uie
Nortl:
tin
B.C.
ciiuiupjoliiliipii
to
be
held
here
in
the
latter
part
of
February,
HOCKEY
-
INI..
City
Hunters
Draw
Blank
Curling
and
Skating
Rinks
at
Burns
Lake
j0US9
lifters
-
SCORES
DAILY
NEWS
om
Chills
'
Difficulty
Getting
Stones
Plan
for
Ski
Championship
BURNS
LAKE.
"Public
donations,
and
donat-i
Three
city
nimrods
returned
from
a
nine-day
venture
Into
the
wilds
oi
Ootsa
Lake
yesterday
with
a
feeling
that
Prince
Rupert
has
a
lovely,
hot
climate.
Harry
Black,
Fire
Chief
Earl
Becker
ana
Aid,
Harold
Whalen
felt
sor.iethint
like
Robert
Service's
"man
from
Tennessee"
who
couldn't
get
warm
ei.ough
an
they
faced
snow,
ice
and
12-above
weather
for
nearly
a
week.
National
Boston
3.
New
York
1
Pacific
Coast
Victoria
4,
Seattle
5
lucoma
2,
New
Westminster
7
Vancouver
0.
Saskatoon
5
Western
International
Kamloops
5,
Nelj-on
2.
1
mm
THl
1
ROUBLE.
phone
884
AND
HAVE
etJ
lumber,
amounting;
to
forty
thousand
feet,
have
made
it
possible
to
start
work
on
the
curling
rink,"
said
George
Slesinger.
It
will
be
housed
in
a
building
Pi
160
feet
by
32
feet
and
it.is
hoped
to
be
completed
in
six
months.
There
will
be
two
sheets
of
ice.
Member
HOCKEY
STANDINGS
W
D
L
F
A
And
to
top
it,
they
did
not
get
I
their
nriose.
Total
luck
o:v,t!
ship
will
be
$25
allowing
dues.
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
THOM
Detroit
4
Monti
tilt
3
Toronto
2
Chicago
2
B
:.!.!)
2
New
York
1
1
15
5
3
IS
15
2
11
11
2
10
14
3
11
12
3
9
12
on
the
ALLEYS
1
goose
by
Aid.
Whalen.
and
sev-
j
era!
uukt
by
Mr.
Black.
j
'
But.
we
did
have
quite
an
exciting
trifi,
at
times,"
A'd.
Whalen
said
U..'.ay.
Working
out
of
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
4,-ck
Your
Furnace
gone
ahead,
and
last
year
representatives
were
sent
to
Jasper,
Wells
and
Smithers
and
honors
were
won.
This
year
the
the
farm
el
a:.
J.
and
E.
C.
Mohr,
father-ln-iaw
and
brother-in-law
of
Chief
Bocker,
the
trio
?.
"I
have
had
great
difficulty
5
getting
curling
stones,"
Mr.
Beck
3
said
when
seen
in
his
store.
"I
couldn't
get
them
at
all
in
Eastern
Canada.
The
'rocks'
teem
ob-I
tainable
only
In
Scotland,
where
they
are
made
from
a
special
jkind
of
granite.
Now,
we
are
all
j
ready
to
go."
1
i251cij
Breaking
the
.season's
record
in
the
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowline
Japanese
.
Junior
Team
Probable
1
lhe
Kinsmen
are
going
',0
Prinee
build
an
open
air
skating
rink,
forced
their
way
down
the
lee-crusted
Ootsa
river
in
an
outboard
powered
river
boat.
One
nf
thorn
had
to
s'and
in
the
bow,
breaking
the
ice.
"TIm
weather
was
horrible,"
according
to
Aid.
Whalen.
It
was
snowing
a
lot,
he
said.
On
another
eincdilian
with
Junior
baslceiuail
in
eery
1,
Lucky
Strikes'!,
Gordon
ti
Anderson
1.
'"
Division
Shenton's
3,
Ru-p'rt
Radio
3,
Comiuetoaw
2,
Cook,
a
Jewellers
2,
Toilers
2,
Severn
h
Ave.
Market
t,
Suniise
0
75
Taxi
0,
McKays
1,
Co-op
l!
Big
Sisters
1,
Manson's
1.
Standings
'
A"
Division
Lvons
18.
Rosa
Rupert
will
have
at
least
teams,
and
maybe
five,
four
next
to
the
curling
rink.
The
says
'lumber
has
been
donated,
and
i
League,
Benny
Wimlle
or
Man-lson's
came
through
Monday
;
eight
with
a
toial
of
SOB,
bowl-jing
game
or
302,
322
arid
18a.
I
He
tied
with,
Harry
(
litres';
oi
j
Bull's
for
high
single
with
his
322.
.
I
Both
team
high
.single
and
his
three
and
new
highs
for
the
Next
Registrar
Fred
Caivroni,
follow-
i
the
labor
will
be
olunteer.
THINESE
L
DISHES
Imported
from
England
Children's
Wellingtons
High
Quality
Rubbers
v
WARMLY
LINED
i
Lee
IS.
Savoy
s
13,
McMeekin's
13,
Anntttnu
10
e.
A...1
season
fell
to
the
bowls
of
Man-
son's,
scoring
for
the
single
ame
j
u
L-kv
Sirlkes
1
I
a
tractor
through
the
fareut-
lands.
Chief
Becker
hail
a
!
"close
call"
when
the
vehicle
;
he
was
driving
slipped
partly
1
off
a
narrow
br.dge,
then
j
hung
suspended
over
lhe
edge.
1
Took
the
men
several
hours
ta
'ing
announcement
by
Booth
year,
it
Is
hoped
to
build
a
cov-1
Memorial
High
School
that
an-iered
rink.
I
ot
her
team
Jupanese
of
Port;
The
Omineca
Ski
Club
has
Edward
can
be
fielded.
started
work
and
is
working
on
i
And
still
another
Junior
team
8
)umP
hill
of
180
feet,
and
sla-'may
be
sponsored
by
tha
high
om
hill,
1200
feet
long,
with
a
!
school,
or
by
a
city
business
firm.
tow
01
1000
feet-
"We
have
a
(This
indication
is
good,
thinks
t,abltl
with
stoves
four
mil.-s
;Calrieroni,
"for
our
future
bas-
south
ul
Bums
Lake
on
the
1314,
and
3453
for
three
games'
in
Lhbh
Primu.o
.....
.
of
1182
and
Si
a
additional
L
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
fjll'-n
G
pm.
3:36
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
rf
Vsnle
Orders
Phone
13J
Skeena
Grocery
6,
Wrathall's
5
get
the
tractor
back
on
the
adi
krtbaliers
are
todav's
iuniois.'"
Hh.SU.T8
I
"B"
Division
McKay's
17,
A
League-Home
Oil,
1;
Ru-
Commercials
15,
Manson's
15
pert
Butchers,
3;
Manson's,
4,
Shenton's
12,
Cook's
Jewellers
11
Moose,
0;
Sport
Bliop,
3;
Fire-j
75
Taxi
10.
Rupert
Radio
10
Tollmen,
1;
PR.
Amusements,
4;ers
10,
Big
Mate.,
9
SvventU
Bulgers.
0;
Cook's
Jewellers,
2;
Ave
nut
Market
8,
ii
incise
a
Co-C'NKA
No.
1,
2:
Thorn
Sheet
on
3
.
"Funny
what
a
nnn
will
do;
Three
junior
teams
legistered
rrancois
LaKe
road,
and
a
hiii
0.1
the
edge
of
town,
500
feet
long,
with
a
tow
of
300
fee:.
This
Ig
floodlighted
in
the
evening,"
Mr.
Williams
said.
Since
the
war,
the
'club
has
wnen
nes
not
getting
piUtl
lor
j
so
tar
are
Manson's,
Am.uncia-1
it,"
reflect,
d
the
alderman.
j
tion
School,
and
High
School,
j
Meanwhile,
John
Hewsick.i
'
Call
363
r.n
i
i
n
.
.
.
I
holidaying
with
fi
icndu
at
Van-'
dei
lioof
cams
in
for
several
meals
o
iiio.j.0
meal.
I
'
They're
taking
them
left
and
right
down
there,"
he
said.
At
Ootsa,
however,
"(here
was
not
a
fresh
track
anywhere."
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
I"
'T
i
!.
'-.
.
j
Remember
when?
,
Chicago
Black
Hawks
of
the
National
Hoey
League
traded
forwards
Bud
Poile
and
Georse
Gee
to
Detroit
three
years
a-$o
1
today,
in
exchange
for
forwards
Armond
(Bepi
Guidolin
anef
Jimmy
Conacher,
and
defence-
man
Doug
McCaig.
Chicago
General
Manager
Johnny
Gottselig
I
said
the
deal
"will
help
strength-
jen
our
defence"
but
the
Hawks
during
the
summer
were
still
PLUMBING
end
HEATING
Fight
Card
To
Feature
Six
Bouts
Matchmaker
and
trainer
of
lhe
Elks
Boxing
Club,
Joe
Ward,
lius
reoutsslod
four
boxers
from
the
Prince
George
Boxing
Club
for
the
early
November
card
and
Is
now
awaiting
reply
from
Nich
Metal,
3;
Hint's,
1.
"B"
League
--
Paramount,
4;
Royal
Fish,
it;
Can.
Legion,
1;
Northwest
.Const.,
3;
Jaycees,
2;
Kaien
Industries,
1;
Short
Cir-cuils,
3;
Bulkley
Market,
1;
CNRA
No
2,
3;
Co-op,
1;
Coastal
Painters,
0;
Hot
Shols,
0.
STANDINGS
"A
'
League
Manson's,
15;
P.H.
Amusements.
13;
Spo.t
Shop.
11;
CNRA
No.
1,
10;
Thorn
Sheet
Metal,
0;
Home
Oil,
8;
Bud's,
8:
Moose,
7;
Rupert
Butchers,
7;
Cook's
Jewellers,
ti;
Bulger.?,
4;
Firemen,
2.
"B"
League
Paramounts,
11;
Hot
Shots,
10;
Royal
Fish,
10;
Northwest
Const.,
10;
Jaycee.s,
9,
Kaien
'
Industries,
8;
Can.
Legion,
7;
Short
Circuits,
7;
Bulk-ley
Market,
;
CNRA
No.
2,
B;
Co-op,
2;
Coastal
Painters,
1.
Boston
Wins
From
Rangers
eajik
trading
in
efforts
to
improve.
NEW
YORK
(f
-Boston
Bruins
1
defeated
New
York
3
to
1
here!
last
night
and
moved
out
of
j
their
cellar
tie
with
the
Rangers:
FAMOUS
EXPERIMENT
Bmjamin
Franklin's
experi
ment
with
a
kil-j
in
thunder-
$2.70
$3.50
Sites
7
to
10
Sizer
11
o
1
to
loin
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
storms,
proving
lightning
is
an
Chicago
Black
Hawks
in
third
electric
discharge,
was
made
in
place.
;
1752.
':
Schmeling,
Prlncv
George
train-:
er.
1
Feature
attraction,
of
course,
will
be
the
challenge
bout
between
Prince
Rupert's
Moue
IMorrison
and
Miku
Ratzo,
Schnveling's
pri7,e
fijhtcr.
!
Ward
Intends
to
have
"at
;
least"
six
bouts
for
the
.ir.ft
Uux-
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
For
Repairs
and
Alterations
Smith&ElkinsLtd.
P.O.
Box
174
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
I
MMITI'D
f
tiers
A
Contrac
tors
J
'
MONDAY'S
K(
lll
lll
I
K
First
CNRA
No.
1
vs.
Buds;
Rupert
Butchers
vs.
Bulgers;
for
KitcAeny
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
P
H
Amusements
vs.
Cook's
1
ing
event
here
!n
more
than
.
Jews'ltrs;
Mar.
son's
vs.
Thorn
year.
Box
638
Phone
357
Sheet
Metal;
Home
Oil
vs.
Fir
men;
bcrt
Shop
vs.
Moone.
efc.
11
11
1.
1
j
jiifiawiii
m
Second
Royal
Fish
vs.
Jay-f
Hoop
Benefit
cees;
Coastal
Painters
vs.
Can
Legion;
Northwest
Const,
vs.
Paramounts;
Bulkley
Market
1
M
l
Q
TITANIUM
,
.
.
Xjr
the
magic
ingredient
Plan
Adopted
iort
;
-
Kaien
Industrie:
Hot
Shots
Ainu
mime
MHfK
CNRA
No.
S;
Co-op
vs.
Sho
1950
Ford
Fordor
I
1949
Ford
Fordor
I
1948
Monarch
1947
Willys
Jeep
-I
Truck
Values
Cir-uits
I
"A
most
progressive
step"
Is
:
the
Don
Forward
describes
of
way
A
meeting
last
Sunday
Prince
Rupert
bowlers
decided
'the
action
of
the
British
Colom-th-at
bla
Basketball
Association,
at
its
less
than
five
men
on
a
,
nm,a!
convention
In
Vancouvei
constitutes
team
at
league
games
a
-default''
The
point
had
be-
last
in
ra!lfy'"g
p!ayers
mutual
aid
fund
which
embraces
come
contenious
after
some
learns
had
been
allowed
to
bowi
"
Players
of
all
ages
in
leagues
embraced
in
the
Association.
with
only
four
men.
I
Tne
central
fund
thus
estab-
LADILS
Tiraptrifiiu
LEAOUb
lished
provides
for
benefits
for
lr.
Ladies
Bowling
League,
,,1nwr
rfp,,.pe
anri
easier
J9
47
3-ton
176WB"
3-ton
176WB'
wash
better
covering
We
must
make
room
for
new
stock
arriving
Tuesday
night,
M
Patrick
of
,
lr;
oflk.,ats
who
tU3laln
injury
Co-op,
copped
the
high
single
the
courge
of
,eague
pIay
Tn
'
with
277
and
rolled
three
lor
a
and
cnilu.
adu,t
premium
ls
$1
total
of
609,
as
runner-up
to
high
ren
50c
tQ
$M
m
be
ld
three
of
the
night,
K.
Johnson,
in
lhe
calje
Qf
rasualUes
;f
(loverlcafs,
whose
three-game
.
,
.
.
,
,
.
The
Pla"
haS
b;!en
Worked
Oltt
,
..,.
9fii
i
total
was
Aan
640,
onri
and
single,
slmrln
202.
thg
fi
c
Buljketball
Associa.,
Results
tion
and
operated
during
the
;
"A
"
Division
Rosa
Lee
3,
An-
past
Ihree
years
along
similar1
nef.e
s
2.
McMeekin's
2,
Savoys
2,
lines
to
that
of
the
Lower
Maln-j
Stars2,CloverleafsO;
Dlbb
Print-
land
Softball
League
which
pays
ing
C,
Wrathall's
1,
Skeena
Gro-
up
to
$85.
1
jV.'ISTERlZED
AND
TO
DRIVE
jl.EAUY
:4
Parker
Ltd.
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
irrfnee
Rupert,
B.C.
Check
Below
For
Your
Nearest
Bapco
Paint
Dealer
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
PENDANTS
PINS
BRACELETS
-jc
EARRINGS
-)
1
hi.
n
j
Sat
IF
Specials
EXTRA
SPECIAL
50
WATCHES
OFFERED
AT
40
and
50
OFF
Yes!
as
in
the
past
our
policy
has
been
ta
clear
out
any
watches
which
have
been
in
stock
for
over
one
year
regardless
of
cost.
In
this
way
you
as
our
customer
can
always
be
sure
that
the
watch
you
buy
is
really
new
and
not
one
that
has
been
carried
in
stock
for
two
or
three
years.
Sale
Starts
Friday
Morning
at
9
a.m.
Wool-Filled
COMFORTERS
I
Ladies
.
rIcH
COAtT"
fi-wsible.
satin
covering;
full
size.
Silk
HVl.llV.il
VVHU
'"d
binding.
Assort-
IyI
Iirvl
k
I
JllQI-
Batiste
Interlined
colours
.
.
.
Warm
t
4
f
C"
1(1
S
yX
,J
C,
-Wind
and
showerproof.
Navy,
Grey,
Fawn.
"d
light
Si
W
J
Men's
sizes
38
to
44
"
j.
First
quality,
51
guage,
15
denier
.
.
.
New
Ladies'
sizes
12
to
20
...
f
f
OF
95
shades,
full
fashioned.
Evening
sheer,
by
well
'
!
mi
1
rnr
"
irriTiirri
FEATHER
PILLOWS
'??"'':.
AQ
Boys'
Fall
UNDERWEAR
t
ainTf
feather-proof
'1?
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CVPred
E0d
7
Combinations,
combed
cotton,
knee
length,
Mljiy
snort
slpeve.
wintep
j
sUal
valve
$2.49
BOYS'
and
GIRLS'
.
-.6h,
sizes
3o.m.
Qg
'llORAL
PLASTIC
DRAPES
S.
Velvatex
Underwear
I
wt"d
colourings,
7
feet
long,
with
val'ens
26
to
30.
boys
or
girls
32
to
36.
boys
or
girls
Combinations.
Very
soft
and
warm,
heavy
.
F'hvcen.
,
weight.
ha"8
$1,79
$15.95
$17.95
$4.79
HURKISH
TOWELS
HEATHERTOME
BLANKETS
-
Jlffi?
$
Cro,trr
CXtra
,aW
Plain
shade
with
fancy
colored
border.
Size
t
"
M
I
iAVH
6G"
x
80".
Heavy
weight,
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