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198
AUCTION
SALE
Thursday,
March
21st,
2:30
p.m.
41C
Sixth
Avenue
West
Favored
with
instructions
from
the
owner,
MR.
J.
WEST,
I
will
sell
by
public
auction
the
contents
of
his
weli-appolnted
dwelling,
consisting
in
part
as
follows:
Mendelssohn
Player
Piano;
3-pce.
Chesterfield,
mauve
velour;
large
9x12
Wilton
Rug;
C
Rugs;
Trilighl;
2
Stand
Lamps;
Coffee
Table;
2
Library
Tables;
Fireplace
Mirrors;
full
length
Window
Drapes;
large
size
Walnut
Dining
Room
suite;
Oak
Dining
Room
Suite;
.
Electric
Stove,
like
new;
General
Electric
Washing
Machine;
Singer
Sewing
Machine;
3
Bicycles
(1
ladies');
Lathe
and
Motor;
Tools,
p0ls,
Pans,
Dishes,
etc.
All
this
furniture
is
in
very
good
condition.
Can
be
viewed
evening
previous
to
sale
only.
Terms
Cash
J.
H.
MAIR
AUCTIONEER
J
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CONTRACTORS
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X
7
STANLEY
CUP
PLAY
STARTS
Canadians
Installed
as
Favorites
to
Win
Trophy
MONTREAL
The
Stanley
Cup
play-offs
open
tonight
in
Mont
real
and
Boston.
At
the
Forum
in
Montreal,
the
Canadiens
will
cla:;h
with
the
Black
Hawks
and
at
Baston
the
Bruins
will
meet
the
Red
Wings.
Both
series
are
best
of
seven
game
affairs
with
the
winners
meeting
far
the
historic
trophy.
The
Canadiens,
.who
finished
xhe
r
."?ular
season
"on
top,
have
been
installed
as
favorites
to
win
the
cup,
which
was
captured
last,
year
by
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs.
AMATEURS
ARE
PROFESSIONAL
Disclosure
Made
by
Frank
Kovacs
at
Miami
Beach
BIAMI
BEACH
The
profess-slonal
tennis
star
Frankie
Kovacs
says
that
big
time
amateur
tennis
stars
are
not
amateurs
and
have
not
been
for
a
long
time.
Interviewed
at
Miami
Beach,
Florida,
Kovacs
declared:
"I've
been
paid
off
as
an
amateur
many
times
and
so
have
a
lot
of
other
ranking
players."
He
added
that
he
had
earned
plenty
as
an
amateur,
receiving
from
$200
up
a
tournament
over
and
above
his
expenses.
Frankie
said
the
tournament
committees
make
no
bones
about
paying
it,
because
they
know
they
can't
get
the
top
players
unless
they
do.
LIVERPOOL,
Eng.,
W
After
completing
nearly
50
years
at'
sea,
during
which
time
he
com
manded
Britain's
largest
liners,
Including
the
Queen
Elizabeth
and
Queen
Mary.
Capt.
E.
N.
Fall
has
retired.
Bowling
Season's
Biggest
Event
City
Championships
AT
RECREATION
ALLEYS
Fifth
Avenue
East,
Phone
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ALL
BOWLERS
INVITED
Ladies'
Five
Pin
Singles
and
Doubles,
March
20.
Entry
Fee.
Engraved
Trophies.
Many
Prizes.
Handicap,
if
possible.
Business
places
Invited
to
donate
prizes
for
Ladies'
and
Men's
Five
Pin
Events.
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
GREATEST
SPORT
Conducted
by
F.
F.
Ernewein
TERRACE
Transfer&Taxi
Storage
WE
MEET
ALL
TRAINS
SERVICE
TO
ANY
POINT
IN
THE
DISTRICT
(II.
SMITH)
P.O.
Box
167
TERRACE
This
Is
Our
Business
Fake
advantage
of
our
many
years
of
auto
and
general
machine
repair
experience.
The
Terrace
Machine
Shop
and
Garage
ls
under
the
management
of
Bill
Osborne
and
has
secured
the
services
of
J.
Campbell,
who
has
had
many
years
of
experience
in
car
and
truck
work.
CONSULT
US
Terrace
Machine
Shop
AND
GARAGE
Terrace
K
7
SHORT
SPORT
More
than
passing
Interest
Is
taken
by
Most
Rev.
Anthony
Jor
,
dan,
Bishop
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
here,
In
the
Memorial
Cup
eastern
junior
hockey
play-off
series
which
opened
at
Halifax
last
night
between
St
Patrick's
College
of
Ottawa
and
St.
Mary'8
College
of
Halifax.
The
series
is
to
the
best
three
games
out
of
five.
Bishop
Jordan
Jcame
to
Prince
Rupert
a
few
months
ago
from
Ottawa
where
he
was,
among
other
theological
duties,
a
member
of
the
teaching
staff
of
St.
Pat's.
He
knows1
Father
pillen,
the
coach,
oultc
well
and
alio
members
of
the
i
team.
-
j
It
appears
that
Russian
ath-
j
letes
will
be
able
to
participate
j
in
the
1948
Olympic?-
Games
'
after
all.
The
Swedish
press
lias
quoted
the
president
of
the
In-,
ternational
Olympic
committee,'
J.
Sigfrid
Edstrom,
as
saying'
that
Olympic
rules,
permit
ama
teurs
of
any
nation
to
compete
even
if
their
country
Is
not
a
member
of
the
international
sports
association.
Therefore,
in
Edstrom
's
words,
"It
can
be
im
agined
that
Russia
will
compete
in
the
1948.
games
at
London
providing
we
receive
clear
proof
that
Its
athletes
are
amateur-."
Up
until
now,
it
was
believed
that
Soyiet
athletes,
would
be
barred
because
their
country
l.s
ntt
at
present
a
member
of
the
Olympic
set-up.
First
Baseman
Frank
McCnr-
mlck's
two
safeties
were
all
that
stood
between
the
Philadelphia
Phillies
and
a
no-hlt
shutout
at
Miami
Sunday
as
trie
Phils
drop-ed
a
two-hit
4-0
game
to
the
Philadelphia
Athletes.
Athletic
pitchers
Bobo
Newsom
and
Luther
Knerr
held
the
Phillies
hltless
except
for
McCormlck's
singles
in
the
second
and
fourth
Innings,
both
made
off
Newsom.
Durjng
Knerr's
four
Innings
of
work
.only
one
Phil
got
on
base
and
that
.
was.,
ivhrn
.
Catcjier
Andy
Semenick
drew
a
pass
in
the
eighth.
In
traditional
Yankee
fashion,
the
New
Yorkers
made
one
big
Inning
count
to
pound
out
a
4-3
win
over
the
Boston
Red
Sox
in
a
training
season
baseball
game
at
St.
Petersburg,
Florida.
The
Bronx
Bombers
scored
al
ltheir
runs
in
the
seventh
Inning.
BOXING
MUST
BE
CONTROLLED
PHILADELPHIA
The
Pennsylvania
State
Atheltic
"Commission
has
Joined
the
National
Boxing
Association.
In
announcing
the
move.
Chairman
Leon
Rains
of
the
Pennsylvania
commission
declared
"Never
in
the
history
of
boxing
has
it
been
more
imperative
that
athetic
commissions
in
the
country
be
welded
into
one
strong
camp.
For
years,
Pennsylvania
and
!
New
York
have
not
been
in
the
NJJ.A.
fold
and
have
not
recognized
N.B.A.
titleholders
in
many
cases."
!
LONDON,
German
prisoners
of
war
will
be
used
as
porters,
cleaners
and
other
non-technl-
cal
Jobs
on
British
railways
to
!
relieve
the
manpower
shortage.
OLDEST
CAT
I.V
CANADA
"Snooky."
31-ycar
old
Persian
..owned
by
Mrs,
William
Mal-lough
cl
London,
Is
believed
to
be
the
oldest
cat
in
Canada.
Hie
cat
Is
31-years
of
age.
The
comparative
human
age
would
be
15U
years.
SENIOR
HOCKEY
EASTERN
FINAL
Hamilton
Tigers
and
Saint
John
Beavers
to
Meet
HAMILTON
The
Ontario
Senior
Amateur
Hockey
champion
Hamilton
Tigers
left
this
morning
for
Saint
John.
New
Brunwick
to
meet
the
Maritime
champions,
Saint
John
Beavers,
in
their
Allan
Cup
playdcwn
series.
The
first
game
of
the
best
of
seven
s?rlts
Is
scheduled
for
Thursday
night.
All
but
two
of
the
Hamilton
players
'are
making
the
trip
by
train.
Defence-man
Bobby
Laurent
and
Goalkeeper
Art
Chiids
plan
to
fly
to
Saint
John.
They
will
leave
Toronto
late
Wednesday
or
early
Thursday
morning
and.
unless
delayed
bv
weather,
will
be
In
time
for
the
ppening
whistle.
Js
Grieved
Over
Death
of
Horse
.
TORONTO-Charlie
7'urnct
0f
Toronto,,
owner
of
the
handicap
hoise
Bon
Jour
which
died
at
Santa
Anita
last
week,
says
that
a
past
mortem
disclosed
that
intestinal
inflammation
was
the
cause
.of
the
death.
The
horse
r1
ed
F'iday
and,
yesterday
Turner
said
that
he
was,
as
he
put
It,
"Too
broken
up"
to
discuss
the
matter
further.
He
added
that
Jaslng
Ban
Jour
was
like
losing
a
member
o:
his
family.
The
horse
wa
sclalmed
for
$1600
In
1942
and
became
known
as
the
cinderalla
horse
by
winning
$135,000
in
purses.
INTERMEDIATE
BASKETBALL
March
19--In
tenets
vs.
High
School,
Co-op
vs.
Maceys.
March
21
Macey'.s
vs.
High
School,
Intervets
vs.
Co-op.
March
20
High
School
vs.
Coop,
Macey'j
vs.
Intervets.
March
28--Macey's
vs.
Co-op,
High
School
vs.
Intervets.
April
2
Co-op
vs.
Intervets,
High
Schoolvs.
Maceys.
April
4
Intervets
vs.
Macey's,
Co-op
vs.
High
School'.
April
9Co-op
ys.
Macey's,
In-tcryets.vs.
High
School.
A
resolution
has
been
passed
recently
by
a
gathering
of
electrical
appliance
dealers
In
Philadelphia
that
paid
advertising
in
daily
newspapers
was
the
mosfeffectlve
help
In
selling.
THIS
'AND
THAT
Tl.
"You're
okay.
It's
Hi
ORMES
iMlii
LIMITED
City
Seeks
U.S.
Gym
Would
Acquire
it
and
Abandon
Old
Exhibition
Building
Posed
with
an
offer
to
pur-chase-the
Acropolis
Hill
gymnasium
from
War
Assets
at
a
cost
of
$15,000
plus
an
estimated
$5,000
for
repairs
to
ths
building,
city
council,
at
a
special
meeting
last
night,
decided
to
enter
Into
negotiations
with
the
Crown
company
to
seek
a
more
favorable
price.
The
city
will
also
seek
to
enter
negotiations
for
the
purchase
of
the
former
U.
S.
Army
water
tanks
on
Acropolis
Hill
which
War
Assejs
lias
offered
for
sale
at
$15,000.
Counsel
decided
that
It
was
not
interested
In
two
other
buildings-No.
2
Motor
Pool
and
the
Echelon
shop
which
it
had
previously
asked
the
city
engineer
to
survey
as
to
their
possible
use
as
city
mechanical-work
shops
and
store
houses.
Price
asked
by
War
Assets
for
the
former
was
$1,785
and
for
the
latter
$2,300.
Basis
of
the
price
asked
for
the
eymnasium
was
on
an
original
cost
of
$30,000,
minus
$9,000
for
depreciation,
minus
an
estimated
$3000
for
replacement
cost
for
a
new
roof
and
also
other
considerations.
Would
Replace
1
Inhibition
Building
Aldermen
expressed
Interest
In
the
gymnasium
as
a
replacement
for
the
old
exhibition
building
nearby
which,
they
agreed,
wis
in
such
condition
as
to
be
of
no
more
use.
"If
it
Is
the
Intention
of
the
.city
to
maintain
r.ie
old
building,
I
would
think
it
worth
while
to
buy
the
new
building
but
I
agree
the
price
Is
too
high,"
Alderman
Youngs
.said.
He
added
that
It
value
should
be
presented
to
the
War
Assets
as
straight
salvage
on
the
sroundfUiat
no
one
ehe
but
the
city
could
move
in
because
It
Ls
n
city
park
land.
Mayor
Daggett
agreed
that
It
would
be
a
good
Idea
to
acquire
the
gymnasium
and
tear
down
the
old
exhibition
building.
He
expressed
the
opinion
that
lumber
from
the
old,
building
would
provide
.
considerable
'building
.material
for
city
requirements.
Alderman
Arnold
pointed
out
the
the
U.
S.
lArmy
had
used
Cmrfr
Nf,i,,,w
Kimt
frnl
'
just
battle
fatigue."
REYNOLDS
PEN
Now
Released
in
Canada
See
and
try
our
assortment
.
.
.
rfo
Quill
No
Spill
No
Fill
Guaranteed
to
write
two
years
without
refilling
I
Does
not
smear
or
blot
and
dries
Instantly
on
writing.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Los
Angeles
Wins
Over
Hollywood
in'
First
Puch
Final
HOLLYWOOD,
CP)
Los
Angeles
downed
Hollywood
i
to
2
to
take
the
first
game
in
the
best
of
three
final
for
the
southern
division
title
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League.
Acropolis
II113
and
thus
deprived
the
city
of
playground
facilities
during
the
war.
"I
think
that
could
be
a
consideration
In
our
negotiations
for
a
more
reasonable
price
with
War
A.tSets,"
she
asserted.
Negotiations
for
the
gymnasium
were
left
with
the
Board
of
Works
and
City
Engineer
while
the
Utilities
Committee
and
City
Enginesr
will
enter
negotiations
wlth-Wnr
Assets
In
resard
to
the
water
tanks.
Some
.scorpion
wives
silos
their
mates,
then
gobble
them
up.
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and
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