Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
February
2,
1951
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New
Agent
CPR
Is
Here
SPHERE
OF
SPORTS
re
y'ng
or
wiuviiiLunit,
v
ill
.Jll.llluc
Ull
..-11C
staff.
Mr.
Notman
for
many
years,
before
going
to
Vancouver,
was
with
the
company
at
Nelson.
Smithers
C.rUorJiiU
CM
k
bowls
Honors
J.
D.
Notman,
who
has
been
district
freight
agent
at
Van
Basketball,
Puck
Boys
"WEAK"
BACK?
ie
Knui
nn
couver,
arrived
Unlay
to
become
the
r.pw
Canadian
Pacific
agent
here,
replacing
Harrv
Davis,
who
Close
Race
In
Bowling
M.my
asty
they
get
"fold"
in
tit
hsw4c
or
the
kidneyi
o
eawiyt
1hst'
why
tli'
timindu
krrp
Dr.
Ct
imp's
Kkliwy-Livf
j,m
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Ambitious
j:
ji
fc
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
regained
first
place
In
v-A"
Division
of
the
Mixed
Bowling
League
by
defeating
Camels
3-1
on
Wednesday
night,
j
"B"
DivLsion
is
also
having
a
l
close
race
with
Conrads,
Clover-
Ba.sketball
league
schedule
for
the
remainder
of
the
1950-1951
season
Ls
nnnnnnpArt
no
fii-,r.,
BELMONTS
M.
Lewi.
421,
J
Ho:kins
270,
a.
Maundrell
52i)'
D.
Lugrin
390,
E.
Anderson
43U.
Totals
720.
782,
783.
ANNETTES
B.
Windle
408,
M.
Flynn
415,
A.
McMeekin
044,
E.
Smith
6441
P.
Dickens
11.
Totals-943,
842,
887.
STARS
G.
Mclntvre
452.
L.
died
recently.
gue
Results
Notman
ar-
,
rfmcHly
U
like
two
treatments
la
oae
rived
here
aboard
the
Princess
li'eh
S
.limine
Mich
Chnnl
SMITHERS.
Because
of
the
works
fanter
to
rrttrvc
iwinful
burkaihea
due
to
laiilty
ktdneya.
tr.
Chase-
a
nantc
you
caa
depend
on.
51
Jdr-chases
leafs
and
Social
Welfare
Circuits,
who
have
been
fling
positions
every
week.
Two
Rupe.-t
Hotel;
Intermediate
Fa-
merW
nd
enthusiasm
of
lsjNorah
this
morning.
.
i.hlon
vs
High
Gold;
Senior
Gor-
boys'
aSed
10
10
2
years.
tnel
-don
&
Anderson
vs
Brownwoods
Smlthers
Pee
Wee
hockey
team
the
finals
when
they
meet
Feb.
6-Junior,
Cooks
v.
Man-
be
a"ng
brand
new
uni-
Telkwa
and
Fort
St.
James
early
Lees.
Annettes
and
Lyons,
Division,
and
Matron's
,.()
Snaps
in
"B"
DivU-"thrce
tame
clean
sweep
Keays
518,
C.
Hinlom
339.
K.
Hill
leading
the
pack
for
quite
.some
more
weeks'
play
Is
left
In
the
339,
L.
Howe,
5C7.
Tirf.aU
735
H3J.
time,
finally
took
a
tumble
at
second
third
of
this
season's
in
this
weeks
play
In
tli
'
gJ3'
sons;
Intermediate,
Merchants
v
J
7
..
ll
lnls
lnontn-
c.
,
.
.
was
realized
through
a
hfmie
the
hands
of
D
&
S
for
a
3-1
schedule
and
at
least
12
teams
Bnwling
League.
LYONS
A.
Pierce
578,
P.
defeat
which
places
them
in
a
have
a
mathematical
chance
of
Thompson
544,
V.
Audi-rum
587,
tie
for
first
place
with
Philpott,
ending
on
top
spot
In
both
dl-
simile
name
scorer
In
"A"
Evltt
In
"A"
Division
of
the
visions.
J.
Shenlon
639.
V.
Wratliall
a:y.
S
Will!
too.
i-ruuy
ntri
j'i
mm.
Lee'.s
hud
the
high
three
Brownwoods.
'
"
cookl"8
ale
and
cake
raffle
or-
Feb.
8-Intermediate,
Hi
Gre3n
,g8"
T
,
.
prlclng
and
vs
Hi
Gold;
Exhibition,
Invita-'
ilBAhnttoel.plf,n
tional
Tournament,
Kit.mat,
rrangemfnt
of
items
was
given
Ketchikan,
Metiaka
la,
Prince
.
sfhveral
mother,
the
boys
did
Rujprt
all
the
groundwork,
said
Mrs.
.
.
.
,
,,
Joseph
Ma:Donald:
b
i.
o
Feb.
9
Intermediate.
Fashion
,T
vs
Thundoibirds;
Exhibition,
In-'
1
lne
really.
anxl"
Total
854,
1121,
870.
McMEEKINS
A.
Ritchie
3114,
C.
Wilson
510,
I.
Em,
-son
320.
C
BeUumv
4X4
I
M,K,...K,,
cgate
of
714.
Division
L.
Pliilitps'in
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League.!
High
ladies'
single
was
scored
In
"B"
Division,
Thorn
Street
by
J,
Shenton,
Shenton
fcneet,
No.
1
Is
well
out
in
front
with
279.
High
ladies'
three
game
to-Canadian
Legion
and
possibly
lal
was
K.
Thompson
of
Can-Mallets
the
only
contenders
'for
tpis,
709.
first
place,
j
Men's
high
single
was
by
J.
TV,,.
ii.oabo
vt.rv,ni
i
n,u
Thomuson.
Fashion
fnnlwpnr
ict
Pharmacy
copped
i'0
f,5)j
Hnt
f,
vitational
Tournament,
Kitimat.
"u"
-e'r
uimorms
LUCKY
STRIKES
-
J.
BuHe-475,
A.
Smith
582.
O.
PhllUus
ki
450,
J.
Warren
480,
B.
Dunbar
492
.
Totals
818,
958,
795.
b
st-orlng
J
Minors
08
.nif.
1
fame
and
CG9
for
i.-M.unie
aggregate,
alls
were:
"A"
Division
Metlakatla,
Pincs
.
"
v1'"1
lu
third
of
the
schedule.
,2ao-
M"'8
h'B"
three
game
total
Ketchikan
jwas
recorded
by
B.
Stacey,
Ideal
""I1"-
Hk'h
scorers
were-
laupherf
Gordon
4t
Anderson
B.
Smith,
Feb.
10
Intermediate.
Mer-
,
;;,
I
l
ee's
3,
Belmont
0
r-hnnis
hi
neP.m-
ph(Kii(r
,
'
o'""
'auies
wno
aioeu
in
me
j
600,
8.
Ramsay
72,
1.
Oai
wr
391
,
i'es
3,
.stars
V
3,0
3.
MrMcckilU
0
Strikes
2.
Gordon
and
id
sale
were
Mrs.
Russell
MeFar-land,
Mrs.
William
Bovill
un-.l
Mrs.
I.
A.
Arnold.
I
Although
the
Smithers
youngsters
have
suffered
recent,
losses,
oncer
nam
Invitational
Tournament,
Ki!i-mat,
Ketchikan,
Metlakatla
and
Pilnce
Ruiiert.
Feb.
13
Junior,
Rupert
Hotel
vs
Mansons;
Intermediate,
Mer-
person
1
Single-W.
Hardy,
Thorn
Sheet
"-'-"e.
No.
1,
three
game
total
of
727.
Team
results
were
as
follows:
Team
results
were
as
follows:
j
Great
West
Life
4,
Hcadpin-
Brown
woods
4,
Fitters
0
Ide-
ners
0.
lault.
j
p.
R.
Plumbing
3,
CanteLs
1.
D
Si
8
3,
Short
Circuits
1.
i
Shenton
Sheet
3.
Bulgers
1.
l'hilpolt,
Evitt
3,
Three
C's
1.
Optimists
3,
Pushovers
1.
Toughles
3,
Crescents
1.
Cooks
Jewellers
3,
Fashion
Bulgers
3,
Malisons
1.
(Footwear
1.
Cooks
Jewellers
2
Home
Oil
2
I
Rlownnt
1
..
lie..,,,
ri,..j
i
V.
WHilftMa
V.
DilM
It
Did.
1
,J-
lals
794.
942,
btii.
WRATHAIXS
B.
Pete
von
53(1,
P.
Roberts
443,
U.
Cliorn-w
391,
E.
lley,
4R0.
M
Vilu-ent.
371.
Totals
725,
7.
115.
BANK
OF
:OMMF-Rf
E
-
4
Kiihtiuii.ssoii
4tt.
R
Clnisteiise'i
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
chants
vs
Fashion;
Exhib.,
Hi
""7
are
tm;M
of
winning
Gold
v.
Brownw.mds;
Senior,'
Feb.
17
Junior.
High
S:ho.!
j
306,
M.-Steeu-s
831.
E.
Mosley
5;nj,
P
Ramsay
417.
Totals
788,
72H,
Mallets
4,
Thoin
Sheet
No.'
Ideal
Cleaners
4,
Booth
High'
V.s
Cool:;
Intermediate,
Fashion
1
WO
U.
School
0
.ill
s
2,
C.
B.
of
Cnm-e
1
2.
Urownwoods
1
"15"
Division
.i's
3,
Commercials
0
tiii
jj.s
3,
Savoys
Ul"-
erll
Cuts
2.
Skci-na
Croc.
1
lers
2.
SI
m'i
i
tons
1
K
A.
2.
Wallace
Phium-
1
s
and
RiH-lu-tU-s
iU
Je
-di.
"A"
League
LEES
M.
Postuk
613,
IJ.
J
t.
s
imo.
j
wo
,
iieoiians
o.
i
Seuby's
Fir
Them
Sheet
No.
One
4,
Odd-
k,.t
j,
'
fellows
0.
'
.,
1
,,
,
Oveiwattea
,
i
vs
HI
G
ecu;
Senior,
B
..-own
woods
3,
BulKley
Mur-
v,
Gordon
&
Anderson.
I
Feb.
20-Jr..
Cooks
vs
Riiptrt
I,
Sons
of
Nor-,
nu.;
Int.,
'i
hundeiblrds
vs
Hi
'ifinM-
fir
Hmiinurirula
v
(itw
ASK
fOS
SCOTIANDS
FAVOURITE
SON
JOHNNIE
WALKER
032.
,
.
TOILERS
-M
Wide
.511,
E.
J.i-hansen
441,
D.
Taylor
429,
IS.
Ellison
372,
J.
Hill
512.
Totals
!i9d
J35,
805.
BROWNWOODS-L.
Donald-on
490,
F.
Cramer
400,
M.
Ou.
vicii
581,
N.
Stone
504,
G.
Brown
3111.
tanaoian
jjegion
,
Amuassa-
wav
1
dors
0.
Penguin
Hobby
Dibb
Print-
3,
j
Pt,b.
24J(,
,
HiRh
e(.h(K),
v
illg
1-
.
i
Malisons:
Int..
High
Gold
vs.
Blaln
Bros.
4,
J.C.'s
No.
One
0
Kilen
Industries
3,
Helpers
1.
Standings;
"A"
Division
aocwi
wenare
3,
Cloverleafs
1.
Merchants;
Girls-Peoples
vs
Hi
Miller
Bay
Ho.-
fT
14.
M.
Furunes
482,
D.
I
Totals
895,
823.
752.
"B"
League
COMMERCIAL
J.
Heberson.
Conrads
3,
pital
1.
Standings:
Short
Circuits
23
5COTCH
WHISKY
,
Girls;
Sr.,
Co-op
vs
Gordon
and
j
Anderson.
;
Feb.
27
Jr.,
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
I
High
School;
Int.,
Hi
Green
vs.
ATTENTION
Home
Owners
Modernize
Your
Home
Now
ALL
YOU
NEED.
TO
USE
Ol'B
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
FINANCE
PLAN
IS
A
GOOD
CREDIT
STANDING
ANY
AMOUNT
up
to
$2000.00
may
be
financed.
Payments
are
due
monthly,
and
you
can
have
up
to
24
months
to
pay.
Down
payments
are
not
necessary.
455,
B.
Thomuson
203.
L.
Sinit'j
Philpott.
Evitt
23
"A"
Division
.ni:
F.
Mi-Kmmin
511.
To
897,
955.
lotofv
458,
M.
Hoban
181,
L
Ewart
459,
Home
Oil
221
I..
Stewart
212.
Totals
787,
701,
Maasons
21
IP,
Gordon
and
R.
Plumbing
23
Thunderbirds;
6r
Anderson
vs
Bownwoods.
745.
(Three
C'
19
Cantels
jci
SORN
1S20
STILl
GOING
STRONG
real
good
Scotqli
1
M
ANSON'S
T.
Dell
531,
M.
Bulger
15
Great
West
Life
....!
23
Copeland
483.
D.
Stewart
484.
N,
Brownwoods
15
Shenton
Sheet
22
lanes
529,
M.
Montgomery
418.
Toughies
14
Fashion
Footwear
.'
20
Totals
817,
835,
871.
Cooks
Jewellers
13
Bulgers
'
19
GINGER
SNAPS
E.
Mulder
D
&
S
ji
(Wallaces
Dept
n
888,
B.
McGlashan
409,
N.
Ken-)
'
"B"
Division
Headpinners
17
nedy
394.
V.
Parkin
424,
I.
Stew-
Thorn
Sheet
No.
One
28
Blowouts
it;
srt
414.
Totals
811.
700,
43.
Canadian
Legion
25
Pushovers
15
SAVOYS-K
Morrison
417,
M.
Mallets
22
Cooks
Jeweller
.
12
Laviolette
499,
E.
Knulsoii
48'.
M-C.'s
No.
One
20
Optimists
u
Defaulted).
iBlaliis
lgi
.u-
ira,...
BLACK
CATS
J.
Hicks
IV:,
Oddfellows
.
la'
,
,
,
H.
Spier
99.
Ml
Maaw
308.
W.'
J.C.'s
No
Two
.
..
Social
Welfare
25
Various
Improvements
which
can
be
financed
under
this
Plan
are
as
follows:
Attic
rooms,
adding
rooms,
re-roofing,
new
flooring,
modernizing
kitchens,
bathroom;
making
basement
rooms,
etc.
I'our
dinner
-tabic
an
Have
a
Good
Meal!
NEW
CITY
CAFE
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
or
Phone
Blue
92
.
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
charm
and
grace:
South
African
ptrtl
Duncan
145.
E.
Strebe
382.
BKaien
Industries
'
13
nTa(f
24
Davis
500.
Totals
094.
823,
816.
Thorn
Sheet
No
Two
11
Cloverleafs
23
SKFENA
CV-iOCERY
O.
Vnn
'Ambassadors
,
10
Sons,I
Norway
19
M-er
381.
W.
Slater
535.
S
En.tlh
Helpers
9
BulkleV
Market
19
Credit
can
be
arranged
very
easily
by
simply
calling
in
at
our
office
and
filling
out
the
special
application
form
we
have.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
.
Distilled,
Blended
and
.
Hot
(led
in
Seotlund
CODMBU
26M(
M,
JOHN
WALKER
&
SONS
LTD.
Scotch
Whisky
Distillers
KILMARNOCK.
SCOTLAND
I
.
I
choice
jT-jv'
Overwaitea
19
Scotlan
s
Ideal
Cleaners
17
Miller
Bay
Hospital
II
Phone
651
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
COAL
!
Seuby's
Furs..
17
w
LUMBER
This
advertisement
w
not
published
I
Penguin
Hobby
1
what
U
finett
in
wisei,
13
!
13
r
I
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
,
CPORT
'
OHOTS
Dibb
Printing
Government
ot
1
Board
or
by
the
!
Booth
School
1
1
'
British
British
Columbia.
Columbia.
,
v
:
v
oervcraan
'45.
fc.
wasvic
822.
1.
Hague
531.
Totals
755.
713.
778.
BIO
SISTERS
E.
Bond
429,
M
"ond
6''.
F
Dickens
312.
E.
Rothwetl
442,
T.
Mimcey
399.
Totals
893.
987.
764,
fHFMTON'S-
P.
Smith
484,
I.
Taylor
421.
M
Shenton
307.
V.
nilot
459.
Iw
Score
489.
Totals
717,
831.
838.
WALLACE
PHARMACY
Tlinln
447.
D.
Dibb
537,
A.
Pa'-ker
388.
L.
Phillloson
669.
K.
Thomiisun
511.
Totals
957,
e9,
F
7
Tawny
n
Port-j
superb
'id
cheese,
fruit
and
s.
Itt
matchless
fla-
152.
B.C.a.E.A.-M.
Baxter
538,
L.!
C,.ff..is
4n
A
ll,,llf..(!ii4
U!7
I
Syl
Apps,
when
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
gieat
centre
star,
declared
11
years
ago
that
he
would
stand
for
election
In
the
Dominion
general
election.
.But
as
Conservative
candidate
he
was
defeated
in
his
home
riding
of
Brant
in
the
federal
election
of
March
1940,
and
five
yea-s
later
was
defeated
in
the
Ontario
election.
In
1947
ho
was
appointed
Ontario
Athletic
Commissioner
and
retired
from
hockey
in
1948.
1?.
Rivett
357.
J
Thornton
615
Totals
883,
970,
877.
'our
will
do
wondert
ghten
your
dinner.
Friday
and
Saturday
lire.
Serve
the
finest
at
your
dinner
table.
m
Paarl
.
.
.
always.
Billy
Burch,
former
Toronta'
Aura
Lee
amateur
centre,
made
I
liis
professional
hockey
debut1.
FLYING
FAMILY
LETHBRIDGE,
Alta.
H
Tin"
famous
Ross
Ranch
in
Southern
Alberta
could
almost
establish
its
own
air
Io,-ce
wing.
All
four
male
members
of
the
family
father
George
Ross
and
sons
George,
Jr.,
Jack
and
Walter
are
qualified
private
pilots.
They
have
three
planes.
Mil,
PORT
IP
EC
DAL
with
Hamilton
in
the
Nations.!
furoti,.
Win.
Crow.r,
Hockey
League
28
years
ago
t.t
Montreal.
Burch,
who
later
retired,
figured
In
two
of
his
team's
four
goals
against
Canadiens.
Mens
Socks
Diamond
patterns,
lastex
top,
ankle
length.
Well
made,
good
quality.''
Sizes
10
to
11
V.
yr
PAIR-
09C
3
pair
for
$2.00
m
of
SoH.
Aftico,
Llnil.il
fuo'l,
Sou
Atriea.
Luxury
Sheer
Nylons
Substandard.
Well
known
brands.
54-guage,
15
denier.
Full-fashioned
and
beautifully
made,
with
dark
slenderizing
searr.,
panel
heel.
In
popular
shades,
8V2
to
1
1
.
FRIDAY
AND
4
SATURDAY
SPECIAL,
pair
.
29
URGE
IMMUNIZATION
MONTREAL
Dr.
Adelarl
WOMAW
THEOLOGIAN
OSLO,
Norway,
W
Graduate
J-58
Uscr.wn-
not
published
by
the-
t,i(1Uor
Control
!jy
the
CKiw-rnmriit
tit
Theologian
Agnes
Void
is
the
Groulx,
Montreal
health
director
first
woman
in
Norway
to
be
or
warned
that
"far
too
many"
Montreal
babies
are
not
yet
immunized
against
diphtheria
and
dained
as
a
.spiritual
adviser.
At
a
recent
ceremony
she
was
au
Ladies'
Gabardine
Coats
1
2
only,
1
2
to
1
8.
Non-crush
Cel
Gabardine.
Fawn
shade.
Pure
wool
detachable
lining.
Belted
model.
tho
ized
by
Bishop
Berggrav
to
whooping
cough.
He
said
every
perform
the
sacraments
at
the
baby
at
six
months
should
be
Illevaal
Hospital.
immunized.
mi
WlMJ
A
TEST
OF
PUBLIC
OPINION
39.50
Men's
Underwear
SPECIAL
Good
quality
cream
rib
combinations.
Mercury
make.
Short
sleeve,
long
leg.
Sizes
38
to
44.
Extra
SPECIAL
.
.
.
Paton
&
Baldwins
2)o
IJou
lAJant...
Artificial
Ice
made
available
for
sports
in
Prince
Rupert?
3.49
EACH
4-ply
Boys
Underwear
Cream
rib,
long
and
short
sleeves,
long
leg.
Broken
sizes
28
to
34.
Knitting
wool,
14
shades,
shrink
resisting.
flavor
.
.
.
iu,jt
y
1.00
ELL
PRESSED
SUIT
WINS
FAIR
LADY
1
1
3
1-oz.
Skeins
for
1.09
SPECIAL,
each
Flannelette
A
combination
skating
and
curling
rink?
Ice
for
skating
only?
Ice
for
curling
only?
HJottfd
lJou
(Bach
Jinanciatij
A
two-thirds
size
hockey
surface
at
$75,000?..,...
A
regulation
size
hockey
surface
at
$250,000?
Wl
DO
YOUR
PRESSING
Blankets
IE
YOU
WAIT!
1
Blue
and
Pink
check
patterns,
70
hy
84
inches
One
pair
to
a
cus
Ladies'
Rayon
Panties
Radio
stripe.
Shades
Pink,
Maize,
Blue,
White.
Sizes
S-M-L.
JL
pair
for
1.00
Ladies'
Umbrellas
All
silk
taffeta,
assorted
colours,
10
ribs.
EACH
3-95
(Signed!
NAME
tomer.
PAIR
4,75
ADDRESS
f
ing
&
Repair
ne
Green
JfU
ffetly
across
from
few
Liquor
Store
(Postal
and
Street)
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Student
(Please
check)
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