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Dally
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FrMay,
January
4,
1945
THUNDERBIRDS
WINNERS
AGAIN
Score
Fifth
Successive
Victory
In
Tour
of
Washington
and
Oregon
EUGENE,
Ore.,
ft
University
of
British
Columbia
Thunder-birds
defeated
University
of
Oregon
C2
to
60
here
last
night
to
mark
up
their
fifth
successive
win
without
a
defeat
in
the
current
seven-game
tour
of
Washington
and
Oregon.
The
Thun-derbirds
had
won
over
the
same
team
72
to
61
Wednesday
night.
University
of
Oregon
was
the
.
third
Pacific
Coast
conference
'team
to
be
beaten
by
the
Thun-derbirds
who
hreviously
downed
Washington
State
Cougars
and
University
of
Washington
Huskies.
LONDON
O)
Sir
Wilfred
Gar-'
rett,
Chief
Inspector
of
Factories,
says
In
his
annual
report
that
whitewash
will
be
replaced
by
paint
and
color
schemes
in
factories
soon.
SHAVING'S
A
CINCH
With
Minora
Blades!
For
comfort
and
speed,
you
can't
equal
Minora
in
its
classlt's
the
quality
blade
in
the
low-price
field
!
TITS
YOUR
OOUSU-CDCf
RAZOR
Quality
).j
Economy
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PRINCE
RUPERT
SHOE
REPAIR
3rd
St.
(Near
the
Post
Office)
Thrown
At
Santa
Anita
Succumbs
PASADENA
The
prominent
Canadian-born
jockey,
George
Woolf
died
today.
Woolf
'
was
thrown
by
his
mount
yesterday
during
the
fourth
race
at
Santa
Anita.
The
6-year-old
rider
was
born
In
Montreal
and
spent
much
of
his
youth
in
Cardston,
Alberta.
RANGERS-WINGS
IN
PUCK
DRAW
Eddie
Bruneteau
Stages
Sensational
Eleventh
Hour
Scoring
Splurge
NEW
YORK,
m
The
tail-end
New
York
Rangers
did
it
again
last
night.
It
wasn't
a
victory,
although
It
appeared
that
it
would
bs
until
Eddie
Brunteau's
two
third-period
goals
within
10
seconds.
The
game
ended
in
a
:
tie,
New
York
3,
Red
Wings
!
3.
Yet
U
seemed
to
bear
out
the
1
contention
of
New
York
supporters
that
the
worm
had
turn-,
ed
at
last
and
that
the
Rangers
j
were
finally
grasping
something
i
approximating
their
stride
In
other
years.
'
,
The
New
Yorkers
were
victors
over
the
Red
Wings
last
time
the
two
teams
played
on
New
York
ice.
Rangers
never
trailed
dur-i
lng
last
night's
encounter
and
apparently
had
the
match
In
the
the
bag,
thus
giving
them
their
third
decision
of
the
year
over
Detroit
when
Edgar
Laprade
punched
in
a
10-footer
from
left
wing.
New
York
stood
3-1
ahead
at
that
point,
with
only
four
minutes
and
six
seconds
to
play.
Suddenly
Detroit
came
to
life
after
Eddie
Bruneteau's
shooting.
Murray
Armstrong
dipped
the
puck
to
Adam
Brown
on
the
next
face-off
and
Bruneteau
was
In
a
position
to
take
the
pass
an
flash
In
his
second
goal
to
put
Detroit
back
Into
the
game.
A
run-over,
of
the
books
shows
trie
scorln?
Shaped
up
this
way
-iMoeor
New
York
in
the
first
neriidrUscQrnbVfor
Detroit
and
then
Leswick
for
New
York,
both
in
the
second
period.
Laprade
for
New
York
ln:the
final
stanza.
Followed
by
Bruneteau's
two
markers.
LARGER
EXPORT
The
British
in
normal
times
export
a
larger
percentage
of
their
total
steel
production
than
U.
S.
steel
makers.
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Third'
Avenue
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MacKenzie
Furniture
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PLACE
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BUY"
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(he
New
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rijrjtt
by
letting
us
meet
your
requirements
of
IIOMB
FURNISHINGS
AND
FURNITURE
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ACCESSORIES
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-
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Tires
-
Tubes
-
XX
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-
Cement
Friction
Tape
-
Tubing
A
representative
stock
for
Immediate
delivery,
from
Prince
Rupert.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
330
Second
Avenue
P.O.
Box
772
Phone
632
Taking
the
Public's
Pulse
We've
found
that
the
people
like
our
policy
of
low
priced
merchandise.
It
pays
off
In
dividends
of
greater
var
iety
and
fresher
goods
because
of
the
rapid
turnover
of
our
stock.
The
y
Variety
Store
wishes
to
mans
you
tor
your
dence
and
friendliness.
conn-
a
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rm
TH-E
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
Gold
Boom
Hits
yeI!owInife
as
New
Claims
Show
High
Grade
Ore
Geolosists
Declare
Gold-Rich
Area
Extends
2,000
Square
Miles
Prospector
Tony
Tennessy
checks.the
compass
hearing
of
his
newly-stakfcd
claim.
Miners
seeking
high
grade
ore
on
thfe
small
island
in
Great
Slave
Lake
have
diamond-drilled
700
feet
beneath
lake-bed.
Gold
content
of
rock
is
shown
by
drill
cores.
SPORT
Presentation
of
$4,500
to
each
member
of
the
Moscow
Dynamo
football
team
which
visited
Britain
in
November,
has
British
soccerltes
aghast
at
the
difference
between
"amateur"
status
in
the
two
countries.
"I
asked
the
Dynamos
when
they
were
in
Glasgow
if
they
were
amateurs
and
they
assured'me
they
were,"
said
George
Graham,
Scottish
Football
Association
secretary.
"If
these
reports
of
payment
arc
true
they-
only
emphasize
the
gulf
which
exists
between
the
Ideals
of
British
football
and
continental
football.
"It
was
on
this
very
question
that
we
left
.the
F.I.F.A.
(Federation
Internationale
Football
Association)
and
I
am
afraid
it
is
one
of
the
points
which
will
require
to
be
clarified
before
'our
relations
with
contintental
countries
are
firmly
established."
George
Allison,
manager
of
Arsenal,
which
played
the
Russian
team,
said
the
Dynamos
told
him
there
was
no
professional
football
in
Russia,
but
they
would
adopt
it
if
found
desirable.
"We
can
only
hope,
or
at
least
we
are
entitled
to
assume,
that
they
have
adopted
professionalism
Judging
by
the
princely
sum.
given
to
amateurs
for
services'
rendered,"
he
added.
Victor
Woodlcy,
Chelsea
and
former
England
football
goalkeeper,
is
on
the
transfer
list
'at
his
own
request.
"I
understand
he
Is
dissatisfied
at
not
being
able
to
find
a
place
on
the
team
at
the
moment,"
Chelsea
manager
W.
Birrell
said.
W7II.
Robertson,
an
amateur,
has'
been
goal-minding
for
the
past
month.
Woodley
Joined
Chelsea
in
1931
and
won
his
first
International
cap
in
1937.
For
a
time
he
was
England's
regular
goalkeeper.
Tom
Hammond,
07,
famed
long
distance
walker,
died
at
Hay-ward's
Heath,
Sussex.
His
greatest
performance
was
in
1903,
when
in
a
24-hour
-alk
at
Shepherd's
Bush
stadium
he
set
new
marks
for
80,
90,
100,
110,
120
and
130
mlles
and
also
established
records
from
13
to
24
hours.
The
distance
he
covered
In
24
hours
131
miles,
580
yards
Is
still
a
record
'Touring
the
Empire
Is
a
costly
business
even
for
the
Foot
ball
Association
with
Its
accrued
financial
backing,"
writes
David
Williams
in
the
Daily
Herald.
"Derby
County
would
like
to
go
(to
Australia)
but
the
expense
would
be
too
much,
for
the
trip
would
have
to
be
by
air.
A
round
trip
would
cost
about
$45,000
and
on
top
of
that
would
be
at
least
$8
a
day
per
person
while
In
the
Commonwealth.
The
last
F.
A.
tour
to
Australia
by
boat
cost
5.040
for
a
party
of
42.
The
side
played
23
games,
of
which
only
15
were
In
large
towns.
The
only
hope
Is
for
the
F.A.
to
subsidize
clubs
if
British
footballis
wanted
In
the
Empire
"
PRINCE
RUPERT
Honor
Roll
List
of
Men
and
Women
on
Active
Service
Are
YOU
responsible
for
someone's
name
not
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this
list?
(See
entry
lorm
elsewhere)
NAVY
.ir..
Sidney
Alexandei
Arvl.i
J.
Landals
Peter
D.
Allen
Jack
It.
Laurie
Charles
Anderson
Maurice
Lay
Harold
Anderson
James
O.
Laurie
Stanley
Anderson
Richard
Lelghton
J.
Armstrong
Jr.
Jantoft
Leland
R.
Armstrong.
Fred
Lewis
It.
D.
Armstrong
Tilly
B.
Lloyd
H-cd
Q.
Barber
Bruce
Love
Don
Arney
Harry
Lundqulst
Tert
Arney
M.-R.
Meuse
George
Bagshaw
Fred
Miller
W.
O.
Barker
Ted
Mills
Emlle
Blaln
Harry
Monkley
John
Bowman
John
Morrison
Arthur
Bredeson
T.
A.
Mulhcrn
J.
K.
Breen
William
Murdoch
William
Bremner
William
Murray
Bernard
Brldden
Wm.
H.
Murray
F.
H.
Brooksbank
W.
M.
Murray
George
J.
Brown
Daniel
McDonald
James
Bryant
Jack
Macfle
Tony
Bussanlch
Robert
McKay
uronson
Bussry
.
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jucitiniey
Harold
Bunn
Robert
McLean
John
Bunn
E.
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Hugh
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John
McLeod
G.
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Normai
McLeod
Richard
Cameron
David
McMeekln
Russell
Cameron
David
McNab
Edward
Capstlck
Robert
McNab
Robert
Capstlck
John
D.
McRae
Doug.
Chrlstlson
Harold
Neville
Vernon
C.
Clccone
John
CVNelll
Wm.
J.
Commons
R.
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Edward
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A.
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Bud
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Donald
Eastman
N.
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Powell
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rtnhben
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John
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Ritchie
Robert
L.
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Ritchie
William
Earl
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Robert
Elklns
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Saunders
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J.
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W.
Skinner
Tun
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Henry
Skinner
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John
Sfcog
John
Grlmsson
Ole
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Carl
Smith
George
D.
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Jack
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Smith
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Harris
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nut
Tiuntor
Jonn
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Foster
Husoy
Jack
Storrle
Orme
Stuart
Peter
Husoy
Charles
Sunberg
James
M.
Irvine
James
Taylor
Tom
Johnstone
J.
H.
Tavlor
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Jones
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Valen
Stanley
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W.
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More
than
100
of
the
best
photographs
taken
by
Canadian
Army
photographers
in
the
first
four
years
are
on
display
here.
Adjoining
the
salon
is
a
theatre
where
Canadian
Army
news
reels
and
features
are
shown
twice
daily.
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Prospectors
prefer
planes
in
the
Yellowknife
country,
lira
few
hours
this
Norseman
transport
plane
will
land
this
canoe
and
its
owner
in
the
heart
of
the
wilderness.
McGill-trained
chemist
Leo
through
first
stages
of
the
gold
content.
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2
apiece
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word
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Funeral
Notices,
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THANKS
The
family
of
the
late
H.
J.
Thomey
of
Stewart
desires
to
express
appreciation
for
many
acts
of
kindness
and
sympathy
during
his
recent
illness
and
following
his
death.
FOR
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SALE
Model
"B"
Ford,
iuj'A
good
condition,
excellent
rubber,
heater
and
spare
tire.
serial
uiicmzo,
Licence
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East.
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SALE
Two-room
cabin,
fully
furnished,
ton
of
coal,
wood,
blankets.
$190
cash
or
terms.
106
Wantage
Road,
aner
D'p.m.
or
Sunday.
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FOR
SALE
Chesterfield,
two
chairs;
reasonable.
Contact
Cpl.
Price,
Air
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Seal
Cove.
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Cabinet
grama-
pnone,
wamut
finish,
good
condition.
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Set
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oil
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u-room
furnished
house.
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7th
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FOR
SALE
New
and
used
furniture.
Some
from
United
States
Army
officers'
club
at
Port
Edward
selling
at
lowest
prices.
Used
hassocks,
$2.75;
used
smoking
stands,
$1.75;
used
bed
and
spring
sets,
$3;
used
battery
radios
in
good
shape,
$20;
used
chesterfield
chairs;
$24.50;
used
two-piece
chesterfield
beds
in
good
condition,
$65;
barber
chair
in
good
shape,
$35;
new
mirrors
from
$2.50;
new
rag
rugs,
nice
designs.
$2;
rugs
in
good
shape,
sizes
12xl2;
all
kinds
of
cooking
utensils,
etc.;
used
desks
for
ihouse
and
office;
all
kinds
of
office
chairs.
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same
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paying
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ad.
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AT
LAST
A
brand
new
dance
hall
to
rent
for
your
parties
and
socials.
It's
the
Recreation
Dance
Hall
on
5th
Ave.
East.
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ask
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Fred.
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keys
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JANUARY
IPICTURES
Interesting
List
is
Coming
Up
At
Local'
Theatre
The
current
world
premiere
showing
of
the
comedy
drama
"Kitty
is'the
fitting
start
of
an
Interesting
month's
list
of
pic
tures
to
follow
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
The
complete
list
is
as
follows:
January
4
and
!
Paulette
Goddard
'and.
Ray
Milland
in
"Kitty."
January
6
(Sunday
midnight)
Chester
Morris
and
Janis
Carter
in
"One
Mysterious
Night"
and
Richard
Lowery
and
Phyllis
Brooks
in
"High
Powered."
January
7
and
8
Robert
Young
and
Laraine
Day
In
"Those
Endearing
Young
Charms."
Januarys
and
10
Anne
Shirley
and
Dick
Powell
In
"Murder
My
Sweet."
January
11
and
12
Gary
Cooper
and
Merle
Oberon
in
"The
Cowboy
and
the
Lady."
January
13
and
14
Gary
Cooper
and
George
'Raft
in
"Souls
at
Sea"
and
Leon
Errol
In
"Mama
Loves
Papa."
January
15
and
16
Ida
Lup-Ino
and
Sydney
Greenstreet
In
"Pillow
to
Post."
January
17,
18-and
19
Esther
Williams
and
Van
Johnson
in
'Thrill
of
a'
Romance."
,
January
20
and-21
Brian
Donlevy
and
Akim
Tamiroff
in
I
"The
Great
McGlnty"
and
Jack
Haley
and
Anne
Jeffries
Jn
I
"Sing
Your
Way
Home."
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January
22
and
23
Merle
Ob
eron
and
Laurence
Oliver
in
"Wutherlng
Heights."'
January
24,
25
and
26-Edward
Cocoa
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