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Diflp
ncliis
Thursday.
November
21,
1946
JToelmpj
in
Sports
i
PLAN!
HOCKEY
AT
OLIVER
Hockey,
which
to
many
Prince
Rupert
people
Is
merely
a
radio
program
which
they
would
like
to
hear
on
Saturday
night,
may
make
a
naJ
life
appearance
on
ice
here
next
Sunday.
In
the
supposition
that
the
current
cold
weather
will
continue
until
the
week-end,
Ray
McLean
o'f
the
Northern
B.C.
Pawer
Co.
is.
attempting
to
or-.ganize
a
hockey
game
to
be
llayed
at
Lake
Oliver
Sunday
iif.ternoori,
something
ihat
has
hot
taken
place
here
in
some
years.
"We
have
the
weather,
we
have
the
ice,
so
we
might
as
well
have
hockey
while
we
can,"
he
.
commented,
thU
morning.
"I
feel
.aire
there.
must
be
enough
fdrmer
players
with
equipment
here
to
put
on
a
game."
Just
exactly
when
ice
hockey
was
last
played
in
Prince
Rupert
with
ei;y
degree
of
formality
is
someMng
that
nobody
teems
to
definitely
recall
hut
even
during
the
intense
.cold
spell
or
1943
no
organized
games
.vrrre
playsri.
;
BRUINS
ARE
MOVING
UP
.
,
.
.
National
Hockey
League
'
Favorites
Downed
Present
,
1
.Leaders,
Toronto
'Maple
Leafs,
Last
Night
Ilaston
4,'
Toronto
1.
Detroit
4.
Chicago
C.
BOSTON
Boston
Bruias,
whom
many
observers
stili
nick
to
finish
in
first
place
in
'the
National
Hockey
League,
took
the
presently
leading
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
into
camp
by
a
score
of
4
to
1
last
nieht
and
moved
into
tie
with
Montreal
-Canadiens
lor'
second
place
one
game
or
,
two
percentage
points
behind
the
Leafs.
In
another
scheduled
fixture
last
night,
Chicago
BWck
Hr,wks
deieated
Detroit
Red
Wings
'
'
1
to
4.
"f
-The
league
standing
to
date:
W
D
L
P
A
Pts.
Toronto
....
..
7
3
2
37
30
17
Moritrcal
634
38
32
Boston
..."
5
5
3
39
40
Chicago.'
,5
1
5
41
38
New
York
....
3
2
8
33
47
Detroit
4
3
0
46
57
SHORT
SPORT
President
Frank
Calder
limited:
Natfqnal
Hockey
Leagu?
r&mes
to
60
mlnutes
five
years
Sfeo
today,
eliminating
overtime
play
in
tie
games
to
enable
ifel'lng
teams
to
catch
trains.
Originally
a
wartime
measure,
tte
ruling
has
remained
in
force.
LOOK
SHARP
FEEL
SHARP
BE
SHARP
Gillette
;
BLUE
BLADES
WITH
THE
SHARP&T
!
"?
-
.
EDGES
EVER
HONED
RINK
AT
GYRO
PARK
MAY
NOT
BE
POSSIBLE
In
spite
of
frosty
weatheri
Fire
Chief
H.
T.
Lock's
efforts
to
make
a
skating
rink
at
Gyrd
Park
appear
to
be
meeting
with
failure
due
to
the
fact
that
the
water
spread
over
the
area
H
seeping
into
the
ground
before
it
freezes,
leaving
an
uneven,
mushy
.surface
which
probably
cannot
be
made
Into
a
rink.
However,
while
the
city
firemen
have
been
working
to
make
6
rink
in
the
centre
of
the
city
voun?
neoDle'
have
beh
tlklnt
advantage
of
other
Ice
surfaces
in
the
area.
Well
marked
by
skate
blades
are
the
frozen
sur
faces
of
Oliver
Lake,
where
par-
t'es
have
been
going
nlghtlyj
the
fountain
pond
in
the
C.N.R.
Park,
and
another
sizeable
pond
near
St.
Peters
Church,
Seal
Cove.
Other
small
txmds
also
have
been
the
scene
of
skating
parties
and
impromptu
hockey
games.
Evidence
of
the
interests
be-
In?
shown
in
skating
are
th
numbers
of
pairs
of
skates
piled
oh
the
counter
of
a
local
shoe
repair
man
who
has
made
a
bid
for
the
skate
sharpening
business.
In
the
last
two
davs
he
has
sharpened'
more
than
20
sets
of
blades.
Inability
to
flood
the
Gvro
Park
properly
to
make
a
rink
was
a
bit
of
a
disappointment
to
Fire
Chief
Lock
and
his
men
who
have
put
in
considerable
ef1
fort
in
the
attempt.
"It
koks
as
if
the
ground
has
to
oe
trozen
first,
so
the
water
Won't
seep
away."
Mr.
Lock
said
a
bit
ruefully.
"I
woiilj
certainly
like
to
have
seen
a
rink
there.
It
might
have
provided
a
lot
of
pleasure."
LONDON
0.1
A
supper
given
by
Tottenham
Gas
Company
was
delayed
half
an
hoiir
due
to
lack
of
gas
pressure.
ONHY
IF
e
do
not
need
to
tell
you
That
the
fuel
situation
is
by
no
means
easy
Please
keep
your
orders
well
ahead
so
that
we
may
be
able
to
keep
you
supplied.
Fuel
stocks
are
by
no
means
unlimited.
'
Philpott,
Evitt
&
CO.
LTD.
Fuel
and
Building
Materials
Phone
651
and
652
"neTroyaT
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms,
Hot
and
Qold
water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
1D6
FUEL
ECONOMY
IS
WATCHWORD
FOR
BRITAIN
LONDON
Fuel
Minister
Emanuel
Shinwcll
says
there
may
be
shortages
of
coal
this
winter
but
"no
serious
cri.'is"
If
the
people
do
what
they
can
tol
save
fuel.
The
average
Briton
Isn't
entirely
convinced:
When
Cartoonist
J.
C.
Walker
of
Cardiff's
Western
Mail
drew
a
householder
dressed
In
overcoat,
hat
and
motor
rug,
reading
"Bleak
House"
by
candle
light
.in
front
of
a
tireless
grate,
he
reflected
a
wldesuread
re
action
to
the
minister's
forecast.
,
,
.
I
I
1
1
r.1.
I
;
vvt-Eis
ay
ween,
jvir.
csmnwvil
has
veered
rrom
heavy
pess!m-irm
to
moderate
optimism
and
back
again.
Meantime,
Arthur
Hbrner,
general
secretary
of
the
National
Union
it
Min'ewbrk-ers.
has
said
consistently
that
the
anticipated
5,000,000-ton
deficit
in
coal
production
will
throw
1,000,000
men
and
women
temporarily
out
of
work.
Industrialists
in
manv
oarts
of
Scotland
have
been
warned
officially
that
their
electrlCitv
supply
may,
be
cut
one
day
a
forthlsht
to
conserve
coal.
Power
plants
and
railways
are
ncaring
he
bottom
of
their
stockpiles.
Gas
companies
have
threatened
pressure
cuts
when
the
weather
gets
really
cold.
And
already
even
before
the
first
snowfall
some
parts
of
the
Midlands
and
southern
England
have
experienced
power
failures
of
brief
duration.
Bradford,
Yorkshire,
even
went
without
street
cars
for
one
stretch
of
40
minutes.
"I
want
to
tell
you
there
13
not
going
to
be
a-crisls
in
coal,
if
by
crisis
you
mean
that
industrial
organization
Is
eoine
to
ba
seriously
dislocated
and
that
hundreds
of
factories
are
to
be
closed
down,"
Mr.
Shinwell
told
the
Coke-Oven;
Managers
Association.
'Minister
Gives
1
'
His
Reasons
,
That
statement,
he
indicated
'
later
In
the
House
of
Commons,
.
was
based
on
four
suppositions:
1.
That
the
present
workln?
I
force
of
about
709.000
can
be
'
what
ems
COCOA
ITS
CHOCOLATE
HAVOM?
All
good
Cocoa
like
all
good
Chocolate
is
made
from
Cocoa
Beans.
The
strength
of
flavour
is
decided
by
the
amount
of
essentiil
oils
and
rich,
nourishing
Cocoa
Butter
con
tained
in
the
Cocoa
Powder
you
use.
PERFECTION
COCOA
is
guaranteed
to
con-tain
22
Cccoa
Butter,
supplying
you
with
the.maximum
of
Chocolate
Flavour.
Whether
for
a
nourishing
food
drink
or
for
baking,
be
sure
to
ask
your
grocer
for
PERFECTION
COCOA.
Regardless
of
price,
there
is
none
better.
Yet
PERFECTION
COCOA
costs
less!
Twenly-five
years
selling
automobiles
and
trucks
in
Prince
Rupert
and
vicinity
makes
us
feel
that
the
day
will
conic
when
we
shall
again
be
knocking
at-
your
door,
asking
for
orders.
Therefore,
as
In
the
past,
we
are
endeavouring
to
so
conduct
our
business
that
we'
may
continue
to
merit
your
confidence
and
support.
OUR
POLICY:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Deliver
the
oldest
orders
first.
Give
proper
consideration
to
needs
of
veterans
Not
to
require,
a
customer
to
trade
in
a
used
car
to
get
a
new
one.
JKtattS
uterd1Sclraded-t0
allW
a
fair
market
SSntMAJ.
!i?.afceM0rie
that
may
not.be
0.
To
keep
our
order
books
open
for
Inspection
by
anv
customer,
so
he
may
see
where
he
stands
on
the
list.
S.
E.
PARKER
LIMITED
FORD
AND
MONARCH
DEALER
Third
Avenue
TERRACE
MACHINE
kept
In
the
mines
or
increased
2.
..That
fltoeineelsm'
hi
the
mines
is
sharply-
reduced.
3.
That
production
shows
art
Increase
of
100,000
tons
-a
week
over
1945.
4.
That
Industrial
and
domestic
users
of
coal
effect
the
Utmost
economies.
Less
than
three
weeks
before
his
"no
crisis"
speech,
Mi.
Shln-wfll
made
another
in
which
he
warned:
"Wo
riln
a
verv
crave
(risk
of
breakdown."
A
recent
government
booklet
for
public
distribution
said
that
"Unless
output.
(of
coal)
rises,
there
13
real
danger
that
coal
shortage
may
act
as,
a
brake
on
reconversion."
The
minister's
aim.lh.hls
fuel-saving
campaign
Is
a
10-per-cent
voluntary
cut
In
Industrial
and
c'.cmrstlc
use
of
coal,
gas
and
electtlcity
to
avert
a.
.brpnlc-
down
in
supplies
in
the
depths
of
the
coming
winter."
Industry
has
been-
warned
that
"more
drastic
steps"
will
have
to
be
considered
if
the
voluntary
saving
is
not
effective.
The
government
is
known
to
be
considering
a
scheme
to
restrict
use
of
electricity.
Demand
hns
increased
70
per
cent
sfnrp
tosft
and
the
gas
industry
is
using
24
per'
cent
more
coal
than
be
fore
the
war:
&
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
I
Phone
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&
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Dealers
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Products
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and
ELECTRIC
WELDING
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and
TRACTOR
REPAIRS
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and
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THAT
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Announcements:
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NOTICE-
NEGRAIFP
At
the
Prince
Rupert
General
HcsDital,
Tuesday,
November
19,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Michael
Nesralff
(nee
Betty
Hauderischlld)
a
daughter,
Sharon
Carol.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
4-tube
Sparton
portable
radio;.
8
h.p.
Johnson
Iron
Horse
gaso:me
engine.
Apply
1345,
8th
East.
(272
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
cabinet,
I
boy's
leather
jacket
size
12-14.
Apply
suite
1,
Helgerson
B!k.
(274)
FOR
SALEr-Chesterfield
suite,
cheap.
Leaving
town.
1223
8th
Ave,
E.
(273)
FOR
SALE
28'
trailer
"Buddy"
with
gurdies.
Apply
1000
7th
Ave.
E-
(274)
FOR
SALE
1939
Plymouth
Sedan
Deluxe.
Apply
"
421
6th
Ave.
East
after
6.
(2
76)
FOR
SALE
5
room
house
with
bath.
Good
location.
Phor.
5
Green
449.
241
7th
Ave.
West.
(276)
FOR
SALE
Lady's
speed
skates,
practically
new,
size
e1?;
14"
blade,
kangaroo
leather.
$8.00.
Phone
Black
322.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
34-ft.
trailer
with
gurdies;
23
-ft.
trolier,
new
engine.
Phone
Red
693.
(275)
FCR
SALE
Man's
bicycle
in
good
condition.
$22.50.
Phone
Green
894.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
-
Modern
7
room
house
in
excellent
condition.
Concrete
basement
and
furnace,
ripply
Box
181
Dalty
News.
(276)
FOR
SALE
Brick-lined
heater,
In
good
condition.
Phone
Red
240.
(272,
POR
SALE
Double
bed,
com
plete.
Phone1
Green
788.
(275)
FOR
SALE
Gramaphone,
2
complete
beds,
couch,
kitchen
table
and
chairs,
floor
cover-Ing,
2
playhouses.
1313
Overlook
St.
Black
304.
(272)
FOR
SALE
New
5
room
house.
Superb
view,
5
minutes
from
town.
Phone
Red
323.
(273)
FOR
SALE
iV,
buildlh
located
on
7th
Ave.
West.
Phone
Green
902.
itf)
FOR
SALE-New
and
used
fur
niture.
Used
tables
$4;
beds,
complete
frpm
$10;
hassock
$2.50;
chest
of
drawers
$9;
heaters,
coal
and
wood;
oil
heater;
pot
burner;
electric
fan,
best
shape;
floor
lamps,
complete,
$5;
couches
$7;
mantel
radios,
best
condition,
$12.50;
blankets,
all-wool;
sheets
95c
each;
new
mattresses;
barber
chair
$25;,
anvils,
vices,
wrenches,
cable
wire,
etc.,
selling
lowest
prices.
B.C.
Furniture
Co.,
Black
324.
(tfi
OIL
BURNERS
RELIANCE
Range
Oil
Burners.
Phone
Black
897
1052
6th
Ave.
East.
(275)'
Hell
show
you
where
the
leak-is."
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
Two
furnished
housekeeping
rooms.
Private
entrance.
209
5th
Ave.
V.
Api
ply
Helgerson
Block,
suite
1.
(278)
FOR
RENT
Single
or
double
room,
meals
If
desired.
Men
only.
Two
minutes
walk
from
Past
bfrice.
Phone
Black
965
ill)
FOR
RENT
2-room
dwelling
at
I
dairy.
Valentin
Dairy
(273)
FOR
RENT
Suite
in
Bay
Apts.
Phone
Blue
815.
(tf)
1
FOR
RENT
2
rurrilshed
rooms,
i
bedroom
and
kitchen.
336
9th
j
West.
Phone
693.
(274)
'
WARM
SLEEPING
ROOM
for
rent,
reasonable.
Apply
806
Fraser
Street,
after
5
pjn.
(274)
VVA,TEI)
WANTED
Man's
bicvCle.
nre-
feraOly
double-bar.
Write
Box
.
,182,
Dally
Nejys,
,
(J)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Three
or
four
roomed
unfurnished
suite,
central
heating
If
possible
but
not
essential.
Phone
J.
Hopkins,
345.
(276)
WANTED
TO
BUY
Studio
lounge,
electric
range,
trUight.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
Room
53.
(272)
HELP
WANTED
liELP
WANTED
Experienced
accountant
for
local
well
established
retail
firm.
Preferably
with
typing
experience.
Reply
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writing
td
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178
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Dally;
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city,
stating
age,
experience,
marl-'
tal
status,
and
salary
expected,
Permanent
position
If
suitable.
(275,
ROOM
AND
BOARD
ROOM
AND
BO
A
RD
Table
meals.
Home
away
from
home.
Men
preferable.
622;
Fraser
Street.
(du
ROOM
AND
BOARD-Close
In.
Phone
Blue
162.
(273)
PERSONAL'
LOOK
YOUNGER
Restore
natural
color
to
greyin
j
hair
with
Angellque
Grey
Hair
Restorer.
$1
at
Ormes
Ltd.
(274)
LOST
LOST
Lady's
black
zipper
purse
somewhere
around
Main
Post
Office.
If
found
please
return
to
Dally
News.
(272)
LOST
Parker
Eversharp
pencil,
black
with
Initials
W.
B.
on
band.
Finder
please
Phone
Bed
620.
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