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Notices,
Marrtaee
nd
Engagement
Announcement;
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km
SALE
L
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tlrca
and
heater
Bitlon:
Also
Coleman
Call
at
Suite
2,
after
4.
(295)
12
solid
burner
Mof-
ate,
practically
new.
e
943.
(235)
Black
velvet
evening
16.
Apply
150
8th
(294)
I
Ladies
all-wool
coat
16
(barealn)
like
7J2.
(294)
Dominion
piano.
25
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Blue
331.
(298)
31
foot
trolling
boat,
Regal
engine,
fully
halibut
chlv,
roller
.
Apply
cilice,
Ffaser
(295)
-Lovely
home
Section
9
rooms
$4,000
terms.
d
296.
(294)
l-Ccmblnaticn
troller
i
tut
boat
"Dual."
Can
It
Fishermen's
Floats.
(294)
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and
Used
Fur-
the
lowest
prjces.
AH
hikets;
floor
lamps
battery
radios
in
best
,
dining
roam
sets
beds
complete
from
i'U
95c;
couches
$7;
ry
mirrors,
mattresses
Ourney's
new
cook-
Is
$84,
Also
other
use-
kiture
and
Hardware.
furniture
Co.
I
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Miners
for
Sllbak-
mlne.
Apply
National
t:ent
Service
Office.
(297
1-Slttcr
for
New
Year's
ansnortallon
home
?d
Postal
Station
"B"
1188.
(294)
ID
-
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silk
best
wages.
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-Canadian
Laundries.
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reason-tes
ID
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Box
185;
f-ws
ti)
FOR
RENT
tT
Warm,
comfortable
room,
reasonable.
Ap-
Fraser
Street,
after
2
1
V
an
5
v
IVT
Room.
Apply
ln'y
In
or
5
to
6
p.m.
at
233
5
e
East.
Ladles
only.
v
(298)
E
NT
Small
house.
2
furnished
rooms
and
19
9th
Ave.
West.
(298)
ST
AND
KOUND
Post
Office
key
on
New
len's
Floats.
Owner
ve
key
by
calling
at
the
vs
and
paying
for
this
moment.
(tn
n
3rd
Ave.,
small
brass
mder
please
return
to
ews.
(295)
Yale
door
key
on
ring,
may
have
same
by
call-thft
office
and
paying
is
ad.
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to
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VANCOUVER
fhursday
at
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p.m.
TO
KETCHIKAN
pVtdnesday
(Midnight
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SAILING
F-
19th,
11:15
p.m.
reservations
call
or
write
or
Depot
Ticket
Offices.
WANTED
E
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WANTED
UROEXTLY
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muK
ror
sick
child.
Require
six
quarts
weekly.
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giting
particulars
to
R.l,.
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Box
1173,
Station
"B",
Prince
Hup.
ert,
BO.
(205)
WANTED-Chesterfield
and
rug.
Must
be
in
good
condition.
Phone
Black
617,
evenings.
(290
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PERSONAL
SEW
MODERN
METHOD
book
keeping
system.
Exceptionally
simple,
STANDARDIZED,
complete,
proven.
Practising
accountants
save
upwards
of
25
in
time
alone.
The
best
system
In
years.
Enables
you
to
take
on
more
accounts
and
do
what
you
have
with
wonderful
standardization
and
facility.
Write
Box
213,
Na-nalmo,
B.C.
(296)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C
(tf
To
Better
Lot
of
Merchant
Seamen
OTTAWA
ffi-tvew
Jeclslation
to
improve
the
let
of
Canadian
1
seamen
will
be
sought
from
the
federal
government
shortly,
the
:
msr'ne
joint
counell
of
the
;
Trades
and
Labor
Corifrew
of
Ci'nr
3a
nr.cuncfrd
yesterday
after
a
two-day
confersnce
here.
EDINBURGH.
t
Scottish
Command
clans
to
bui'.d
a
ns".v
500
or
600-bed
military
hospital
here.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
198
SAVOY
DOWNS
RAINMAKERS
KiUakatla
Comes
to
Town
And
Loses
by
Single
Point
A
powerful
Savoy
squad
downed
the
Ba-Me-Hl
Rainmakers
in
a
cne-sided
affair
last
nljht
at
the
Civjc
Centre
by
a
score
of
55
to
32.
The
game
was
never
In
dotfbt
with
Savoys
having
their
own
way
for
most
of
the
time.
Only
In
the
second
quarter
did
the
Rainmakers
come
close
and
in
that
quarter
Both
teams
got
14
points
apiece.
Savoys
were
smooth
and
definite
in
their
play
whereas
the
students
seemed
always
to
be
lost
on
the
floor.
The
score
at
the
end
of
the
first
half
of
play
was
24-17
for
the
hotclmen
but,
by
the
time
the
play
of
the
second
half
was
over,
Bo-Me-Hl
was
far
behind.
It
seems
that
"Doc"
Montgomery's
mcnth3
cf
patient
coaching
came
through
last
night
when
me
&avoy
quiniet
put
on
one
of
the
best
displays
of
"block
playing"
that
has
been
seen
here
in
a
very
long
time.
These
blocks
mere
than
any
other
single
fac
tor
Is
what
seemed
to
have
the
hhh
school
boys
stumped.
As
thte
W2s
The
last
game
of
the
current
half
of
the
league,
most
"oeetators
will
have
to
walt'vn-t'l
the
second
half
starts
early
In
the
new
year
to
see
this
threat
to
99
Taxi's
supremacy
in
action.
A
visiting
team
from
Kltkatla
put
on
a
very
nne
showing
apalnst
Macey's
squad,
coming
cut
on
the
short
end
of
the
42-41
score.
Maceys
had
things
P'cUv
much
their
own
way
in
the
first
half,
coming
to
the
Vfltue-
legdin
28-33.
But
In
'.-!
v..-nd
half
the
Kltkatla
five
nut
r
arcrre
bid
for
victory
"-rt
twrd
rlzht
along,
outscor-Ing
Maceys
18
io
1
In
th's
ha'f.
But
time
ran
ho-t
and
when
on'y
one
point
from
evening
th'ns
up
the
vHtl-
went
erH-a
closetv
fow.it
srame.
Hlih
s-orer
for
the
eame
wbs
J.
Vick-
of
the
Kltkatla
team
who
"ctt"d
19
points
followed
TMttrnn
cf
Maceys
with
"OllllS.
by
14
Cnce
airaln
a
determined
Wtts
&
Nlckerson
learn
dropp;d
a
hard
fousht
Junior
League
rM
'e,
this
time
to
the
Grotto
SS-").
R'-tht
to
the
end
of
the
first
half
the
clothiers
fought
h?rd
and
held
Grotto
to
a
mere
13
points.
In
the
effect,
Grotto
n'.v)
held
Watts
ts
Nlckerson
to
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13.
Going
Into
the
second
half
.of
the
ball
game,
Grotto
turned
on
the
pressure
and
the
clothiers
fell
apart.
With
Currle
and
Owens
netting
9
and
8
points
each
they
had
the
nonor
of
being
the
high
sicrers
for
the
BO-ME-IU
Lavigne
9,
For-
man
5,
Hartwlg
5,
Ciccone
3,
Thompson
2,
Skog
2,
Flaten
2,
Davidson,
Intermela
4.
Total
32.
SAVOY
T.
Arnev
12.
R.
Hau-
Classified
Advertising
Paysl
BASKETBALL
STANDING
gan
4.
D.
Arney.
R.
Ijolkestart
j
e
a
10,
J.
Davis
19,
M.
Hplkestad
10.
Bwett
sixteen
u
Total
53.
Junior
League
KITKATLA
H.
Clifton
8,
R.
Oamble
1,
J.
Vickers
19,
A.
En-
nls
5,
M,
Nelson,
A.
Vickers
6,
S.
Robinson
2,
J.
Nelson.
Total
41.
MACEY'S
J.
Haugan
19,
B.
Pierce
12,
E.
Pierce
12,
A.
Arns-Un
2,
M.
Teng
2,
B.
Gill,
J.
James.
Total42.
WATTS
it
NICKEDSON
Spring
4,
Stharff
4,
Bill
2,
Rateh-fcrd
2,
Laurie
4,
Kelly
4,
Jones,
Garner.
Mostad.
Total-
20.
GROTTO
Httob
6,
Young-man,
Currie
9,
B.
Anderson
J,
R.
Anderson
4,
Owens
8,
Webster
Watson,
Johhson,
Adolph.
Total
32.
Ernie
Schaaf
pounded
cut
a
10-round
decision
oyer
Max
Baer
In
his
first
big
fight
In
New
York
16
years
ago.
Three
year3
later
Schaaf
was
psunded
unmercifully
by
giant
Primo
Car
-ne-ra
and
was
carried
to
his
cor
ner
while
20,000
fans
yelled
"fake."
He
died
In
hospital
four
days
later.
Senior
"A"
W.
99
Taxi
11
Rainmakers
9
B.C.
Packers
4
Savoy
3
Senior
"B"
Maceys
8
Oo-cp
"5
Port
Edward
2
Girls'
Leagse
Ralnblrds
7
Gyro
?.
7
Grctto
6
Canadian
Legion
....
5
Watts
&
Nlckerson
0
L.
0
'2
7
10
6
10
2
2
6
2
2
3
4
10
P.
11
9
4
3
6
2
2
SHORT
SPORT
A
Harold
(Jug)
McSpaden
of
Winchester,
Mas3.,
won
the
$10
000
open
golf
tournament
at
Miami
eight
years
ago.
He
had
a,72-hole
score
of
275,
five
under
par,
one
stroke
ahead
of
Henry
Picard
of
Hershey
Pa.
CASSIAR
DOCKS
2
DAYS
AHEAD
Anticipating
the
possibility
that
he
might
have
to
make
an
extra
run
to
the
Inlands
to
handle
Christmas
traffic,
Capt.
Lome
Godfrey
brought
the
Un!cn
steamer
Cassiar
to
port
here
at
7:30
this
morning,
two
days
ahead
cf
its
regular
schedule.
The
vessel
left
Vancouver
on
Saturday
and
called
at
south
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
point3
where
they
picked
up
GO
loggers
1
"
OCCASIONAL
CHAIRS
ARE
WONDERFUL
.
.
.
THEY
INDICATE
GOOD
TASTE
AND
GIVING
LASTING
COMFORT
as
passengers
for
Prime
Rupert.
fno
rt
t.h
;
-isspne-pra
lire
pon-
.
"
-
--
'
f-
"
I
tinuing
on
to
!;tncouver
to
spend
the
Christmas
season
when
the
logging
camps
are
closed
down.
However,
since
traffic
conditions
do
not
make
an
extra
trip
to
the
south
Islands
necessary,
the
Cassiar
will
remain
here
until
Friday
when
it
will
make
its
usual
trip
to'Massett
ano
Port
Clements.
Crew
of
the
Cassiar
reported
a
quiet
trip
and
said
that,
in
spite
of
gale
warnings,
the
vessel
niade
good
time
from
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can
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homeM
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with
these
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Wednesday,
December
18,
1946
any
man
will
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CONSUMERS
Once
more
it's
time
to
spread
good
cheer
Amongst
one's
frjends
and
neighbours
To
take
lime
out
from
worry,
care,
And
pause
from
yearly
labours.
A
time
to
give,
a
time
to
get,
A
time
for
fun.
and
laughter...
Here's
wishing
you
that
kind
of
time:
Cood
cheer
for
ever
after!
v-
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GILLETTE
BLUE
BLADES
AND
LARGE
TUBE
GILLETTE
SHAVING
CREAM
A
handsomely
packaged,
practical
gift
that
will
brighten
his
Christmas
morning
and
many
mornings
afterwards.
For
with
this
combination
gift
of
20
Gillette
Blue
Blades
and
a
big
tube
of
Gillette
Shaving
Cream,
he's
all
set
for
one
smooth,
comfortable
shave
33
after
another.
In
gift
package
.
.
.
only
'
See
other
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at
your
dealer's,
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and
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Dressing
Gowns
Pajamas
Belts
-
Suspenders
Gloves
Irish
Linen
Handkerchiefs
Biltmore
Hals
Better
Quality
.
.
Better
Value
BUY
AT
Fraser
&
Payne
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LET
'
YOUR
ORDERS
GO
TOO
LATE!
'
Orders
are
piling
up
and
the
supply
situation
is
not
so
good.
You
are
advised
to
keep
your
orders
well
in
advance
to
'give
us
the
best
possible
chance
to
keep,
you
supplied.
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