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22
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July
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Co-op
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Army.
General
Motors
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July
5
Grotto
vs.
Co-op,
Bo-Mr
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vs.
General
Motors.
July
3
Reserve
Army
vs.
99
Taxi.
General
Motors
vs.
Grotto.
July
1099
Taxi
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Co-op,
Re-tvp
Army
vs.
Bo-Me-HL
July
12
Grotto
vs.
99
Taxi,
Trneral
Motors
vs.
Reserve
Army.
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vs.
Bo-Me-Hi.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
NAVAL
CUSTOMS
AND
TRADITIONS
No.
4
NIGHT
ROUNDS:
Although
the
Kreit
Nelson
officially
died
at
the
battle
of
Trafalgar,
many
customs
of
today's
Nay
teach
Jack
Tar
that
Nelson's
spirit
lies
on.
"Night
Rounds"
are
still
being
made
with
a
huge
brass
candle
lantern
containing
a
single
lonesome
candle.
For
practical
purposes,
a
powerful
ejectric
torch
is
also
carried
but
the
Nary
continues
to
cherish
the
glow
of
tradition
which
radiates
from
this
ISth-Century
lanternl
In
The
Best
Of
Tradition
It's
Always
SELECT
PLAYERS
Arrangements
.Made
for
International
Series
Early
in
July
Selecting
an
Ail-Star
team
of
baseball
players
from
a
league
whose
members
as
yet
have
had
very
little
opportunity
to
display
their
talents
was
the
difficult
task
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association
executive
last
night,
Results
of
their
choice
will
be
known
hext
week.
Beset
by
such
mountainous
difficulties,
the
boys
smoked
their
way
through
a
session
in
the
Civic
Centre
board
room,
emerging
with
line-ups
which
they
hope
will
dominate
Ketchikan's
best
in
the
forthcoming
international
series
on
July
1
and
July
4.
The
July
1
games
will
be
play
ed
at
Roosevelt
Park
here
while
the
remainder
of
rhe
series
will
be
enacted
at
Ketchikan
as
a
feature
of
the
Alarua
iown's
In
dependence
Day
celebration.
The
baseball
executives
feel
j
that
they
are
setting
a
precedent
'
among
ball
clubs,
at
least
In
I
Canada,
and
perhaps
for
ama-'
iure
clubs
throughout
the
con;
tlwnt
by
using
aircraft
as
their
mode
of
travel
for
the
inter-city
play.
Twelve
players
will
make
he
Ketchikan
trip
aboard
a
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
flying
I
b.rat.
They
will
leave
either
on
afternoon
of
July
2
or
the
norning
0f
July
3,
returning
on
5.
"ic
main
difficulty
.which
fronted
the
harassed
executives
was
lining
up
a
team.
Root
!
of
the
trouble
was
the
question
j
tiut,
while
there
are
plenty
of
ilayers
in
the
city;
who
among
them
are
worthy
of
Inclusion
on
the
All-Stars?
This
quandry
cast
no
reflection
on
anv
of
the
league
players
but
was
caused
bv
the
fact
that
after
seven
years
of
inactivity,
rhe
reorganized
league
has
had
practically
no
ogportuniyt
to
'
::'ay
this
season.
Of
course,
there
are
a
number
f
r
lder
plave.rs
pf
rjroven
mejlt,
'rrl
many
or
these
were
included
i
thp
line-up
to
form
a
sort
r
?oid
backbone
but
it
was
also
h".usht
desirable
to
include
mme
of
the
more
talented
VBnnser-p'layeTsi
It
was
this
selection
that
itumped
the
experts.
Sinr-e
th
league
was
organized
on
May
15,
the
Roosevelt
Park
playing
field
has
been
available
LIMITED
RANGE
The
range
ol
the
early
piano
was
only
four
octaves.
Returning
Service
Personnel
Records
Are
Being
Sought
The
Daily
News
Is
anxious
to
completely
record
the
.arrival
of
all
service
men
and
women
returning
home
from
the
war.
Accordingly,
It
Is
requested
that
information
be
made
available
to
this
office
regarding
the
date
of
arrival
home,
the
service
with
which
the
veteran
has
been
identified,
in
what
theatres
of
war,
if
wounded,
111,
etc.
If
inconvenient
to
call
at
the
office,
the
Information
may
be
written
or
telephoned
in.
Pictures
would
be
particularly
welcome.
Street
and
Postal
addresses
and
telephone
numbers
arc
also
requested.
PLAYER'S
MUD
Ploln
hov
"Wttproof
paper
which
dott'noi
tlick
to
th
lipt.
FOR
KETCHIKAN
for
practices
and
league
play
on
on
a
limited
scale
pending
truss-fer
from
War
Assets
jurisdi.
'.on
to
city
control.
Therefore,
he
league
which
started
out
sz
bravely
didn't
get
much
chunc;
to
follow
through
and
the
payers
were
unable
to
demonst
3
their
skill
to
any
consistent
degree.
However,
at
last
night's
meeting
the
sages
brought
down
a
selection
which
they
hope
will
dominate
the
Ketchikan
aggregation,
both
at
Roosevelt
Park
and
on
Ketchikan
ground
in
the
international
series.
Here
are
the
players
.as
lined
up
tentaviely:
R.
Sparks.
R.'
Bury,
J.-
Lind
say.
A.
Styles,
W.
Johnson.
A.
Simundson,
B.
Windle,
J.
Ber-
uschi,
W.
Lamble.
D.
Kerr.
S.
Beynon.
D.
McDonald.
LACROSSE
TO
START
SOON
Boxla
to
Make
Its
Debut
at
Kcoscvclt
Patk
(iym
In
Fortnight
Box
lacrosse
wai
make
its
de--it
In
Prlnre
Rupert
at
the
Roosevelt
Park
gym
in
a
couple
of
weeks
if
phrtu
made
at
a
meeting
of
the
association
last
night
are
carried
out.
Construction
of
a
lacorsse
box
will
be
commenced
within
the
next
few-
days
in
the
gym
and
the
city's
three
incipent
teams
expect
to
start
their
season
which
will
last
well
into
the
fall.
Arsori.Uon
lre&;dent
George
McGregor,
who
Is
leaving
the
city
next
week,
presided
ai
his
last
meeting,
and
the
body
named
Neil
Ross,
new
recreational
director
as
its
new
president.
More
than
30
attended
the
meeting.
The
association
Intends
to
af-filate
with
the
B.C.
Lacrosse
Association,
with
Hie
prospect
of
having
teams
from
Use
southern
part
of
fche
province
take
mm
in
inter-city
competitions
in
Prince
Rupert
and
local
teams
vi.t.
the
south.
The
meeting
waj
informed
that
native
lacrossejpteyera
ntw
working
in
rnnneries
on
the
Skeena
are
willing
Jo
compete
with
local
teams,
but
that
they
lack
equipment.
Efforts
will
be
made
to
secure
sticty
and
other
oartrphemalia
for
j
their
use.
Many
of
these
mM
are
noted
players
in
the
south?
It
is
understood
that
Gunnar
Slvig.
local
contractor
and
Civic
Centre
executive
member,
will
construct
the
lacrosse
box
in
the
Roosevelt
Park
gym.
The
a'ssoc'atton
will
coerate
In
close
icnnectlon
with
the
Civic
Centre.
'POOLE.
En.
fl
William
Young.
84-year-old
retired
London
shipping
agent,
said
here
after
his
flret
flight
a
12.000-mile
trip
from
Svdney:
"I
enjoyed
it
very
much.
LONDON
A
sugar
allowance
(not
exceeding
three
pounds
per
colony)
for
feeding
bees
during
the
next
few
weeks
was
recently
granted
for
beekeepers
"owing
to
the
exceptionally
unfavorabla
weather."
LONDON
9
Britain's
war
naval
losses
totalled
3,232
ships
and
craft
of
all
sorts.
These
were
more
than
double
the
losses
of
any
other
victor
nation.
MILD
or
MEDIUM
iKZflB
f-HHKai
CORK
TIP
AND
PLAIN
HRHfljH
STALIN
PALLBEARER
AT
KALININ
FUNERAL
Vyecheslav
Molotov
-left
i
and
Joser
Stalin,
at
the
head
of
the
honorary
pallbearers,
carrying
the
coffin
containing
the
remains
of
the
late
Mikhail
Kalinin,
former
president
of
the
Soviet
republic
in
tiie
funeral
procession
to
the
Kremlin
mall.
SHORT
SPORT
A
Everything
from
Dominion
Track
and
Field
championships
to
an
international
team
match
in
checkers
is
listed
among
the
2t0
sport
events
slated
for
Ham
ilton's
10-day
Jamboree
in
con-
j
nectlon
with.
the.
Ontario
city's
centennial
celebrations
July
1
to
7.
The
sport
program
is
under
the
direction
of
Robert
(Bobby)
Kerr,
former
Olympic
track
star.
"There
will
be
12
hours
of
sport
'every
day
from
June
29
to
July
1
7,"
says
Bobby,
"and
there
will
j
be
something
for
everyone,
from
I
1
lrirW
tn
0rna.-n.1tn'
1
Curtain-raiser
for
the
sport
program
will
be
the
Dominion
Interscholastlc
Track
and
Field
j
championships
this
Saturday,
for
which
entries
have
been
re-
jceived
from
GOO
schoolboys
across
the
Dominion.
The
meet
j
will
be
modelled
on
the
Olympic
games,
with
athletes
taking
the
oath
of
amateurism,
and
thous
ands
of
homing
pigeons
will
be
released
over
the
stadium
to
carry
the
news
of
the
opening
to
their
home
lofts.
On
the
same
.day
the
Ontario
Men's
and
j
Ladles'
Tennis
phamplonshlps
;will
begin
eight
days
of
play
j
Finals
will
be
conducted
on
Saturday.
Sunday
the
Royal
Ham
ilton
Yacht
Club
will
conduct
n
n
I
1
-
t
1.1
.
.
-
with
about
100.
cfl
tries.
Beginning
July
1,
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will
be
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softball
competitions
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groups
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to
senior.
Victoria,
Strathcona
and
Fern-
leigh
greens
will
be
used
for
Ontario
Lawn
Bowling
Championships
for
six
days
beginning
Dominion
Day.
Two
professional
open
golf
tournaments
will
be
held
during
the
week,
along
with
numerous
amateur
matches.
Top
professional
event
will
be
a
36-hoIe
open
invitation
tournament
July
5.
Hamilton
will
be
host
to
the
Canadian
swimming
and
diving
championships
at
the
Municipal
Swimming
Pool
July
S
and
0.
Some
of
the
best
oarsmen
in
Canada
and
the
United
States
will
compete
In
events
carded
for
the
last
two
days
of
.centen
nial
week.
An
international
high
schoo
lmeet
will
be
held
on
Friday
with
senior
international
championship
events
on
Saturday.
An
international
team
checker
match
is
planned
Wednesday
afternoon.
Other
sporting
events
Include
horseshoe
pitching,
bicycle
racing,
professional
and
amateur
baseball,
cricket,
Ontario
Championship
trap
shooting,
archery
and
casting
competitions,
soccer
and
weight
lifting.
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We
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buyers
looking
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n.
ran
sim
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appreciation
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recent
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I
caretaker
ucll
(I
loss
of
her
nehew.
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thanks
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Mr.
Leonard
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Mr.
Campbell,
organist,
and
to
those
sending
flowers:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Ryan
and
family;
St.
Paul's
Church
Choir;
Ladles'
Benevolent
Association;
Mr.
and
Mrs,
R.
D.
Lelghton
and
family;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cecil
Ryan
and
family
Mary
and
Myrtle;
Mrs.
Mary
Haldane;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Leask
and
family;
Miss
Audrey
Ryan;
Mrs.
Alfred
Auckland;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
P.
Ryan
and
family;
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Mathew
Lelghton;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Ryan;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Haldane;
Mrs.
Alice
Lelghton
and
family.
.
WANTED
WANTED
TO
RENT
Oillnet
boat
for
season,
by
responsible
party.
Phone
Red
2C9.
(149)
WANTED
Late
model
car
in
good
shape.
Phone
Red
623.
(150)
WANTED
High
power
rifle,
303
preferred.
J.
Sackner,
Central
Hotel.
(146)
WANTED
2
or
3
-room
furnish
ed
apartment,
businesswoman.
Phone
Fortress
8
ring
3.
149)
WANTED
Small
club
bag.
Phone
Black
773,
after
7
p.m.
WANTED
Boys
for
delivery
routes.
Dally
News.
itf)
'
WORK
WANTED
WOMAN
will
mind
children
evenings.
Phone
Red
126.
(150)
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Girl
for
housework.
Phone
Blue
336.
(153)
SALESMAN
in
local
district
to
sell
and
install
Reclalmo
Oil
Refiners
on
cars,
trucks
and
boats.
Require
car
and
mechanical
experience.
A
permanent
paying
business
for
the
right
man.
Reclalmo
Sales
&
Service,
1353
Saymour
Street.
Vancouver,
B.C.
(150)
MAIDS
WANTED
immediately
for
cleaning
work
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital.
Apply
to
Medical
Superintendent.
Phone
635.
(150)
WAITINO
LIST
for
newsboys,
now
open
at
Dally
News,
(tf)
FOR
RENT
FEW
ACRES
LODGES
offers
accommodation
by
day
or
week.
Good
beach;
strawberries
are
ripe.
Turn
south
at
Terrace
School.
Gertrude
Mitchell,
Terrace,
B.C.
(151)
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room.
801
Borden
Street.
(tf)
BOAT
TO
CHARTER
by
respon
sible
party
for
trolling
season.
Must
be
shipshape
and
seaworthy;
gurdles
preferred
but
not
essential.
Box
136
Dally
News.
(14
)
FOR
RENT
Furnished
rooms.
843
9th
Ave.
West.
(tf)1
FOUND
FOUND
Pair
of
glasses
at
B.C.
Packers
Dock.
Owner
can
have
same
by
paying
for
this
ad
at
Daily
News.
(149)
FOUND
Lady's
gold
wrlstwatch.
Phone
452.
(51)
FOUND
Have
found
watch.
Owner
may
have
on
description.
Write
Edvard
Bates,
General
Delivery,
or
Police
Headquarters.
(150)
PERSONAL
LLOYD'S
Corn
and
Callous
Salve
gives
immediate
relief
from
corns
and
callouses.
50c
at
Ormes
Ltd.
(152)
TENDERS
TENDERS
will
berecelved
by
the
undersigned
up
to
June
30,
1946,
on
the
gasoline
launch
Sunbeam
III.
Ship
may
be
inspected
at
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Club.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Dr.
R,
O.
Large,
P.O.
Box
368.
(150)
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,
BO.
(tf)
Agents.
Phone
Blue
850
Green
&
Builders
AMI
Interior
and
Exterior
Work
sale
FOR
SAT
v
t.
-
-o
nir,.
-
...
HI
FOR
SAI.P.
tv,
$15.00.
Phr,n.
D,eJ
Fraser
House.
FOR
SALE
fl.
i
halibut
gear
uure.
H
IT
COmr.l
w-
-n
s
wharf,
i
FOR
SALE-
.1-tnn
m.-rl
1929
model
XI
rallo-
t
and
10
Alltel
2"d
Wert.
PhoneaJ
J
SALE
6
room
fc
'"
n
wat
Hi
FOR
SALE
Baby
Baruage
Durner
tT
wood
i,
cream
and
white
tI
electric
Ironer
m,
1
will
.
fit
General
Eectrtc
wil
riiune
mack
322,
FOR
SALE-
60
amn
riZl
and
fuse
box
9x18
at
tisoil
oamiicr.
c-enirai
Hotel
or
Dl
QOOD
BUILDINfl
iw
il
centre
of
Prince
Rupert's
t
uusmess
area.
Apply
&
Dally
News
,
FIVE-ROOM
HOUSE
-I
j
with
new
maple
fiooo
nej
uiea
,
NTnth
East
immedate
oc
pancy.
Only
$2300.
fa
spectlon
caii
Arm.'taj
cies,
pnone
312.
ij
FOR
SALE
Tr.jrjfKcj
Length
28,
bean
I,
depUi
;
Five
tons,
4-cy-j!er
eagi.l
Marine
clutch
uie:;
Install
Ready
to
fish,
foflj
tmiiml
Reasonable.
New
FUu.
1
owner
1307
Ovet
SU-I
"1
FOR
SALE
-
Ujiderrsod
tyj
writer,
12-lr.rh
carriage:
good
condition
Prkt
ill
Box
135
Diiiy
New:
1:
FOR
SALE
Rail,
llml
cash
register
mux
J
range,
hoiuehj.i
tun..;l
Apply
1021
2nd
West,
apt
I
Blue
874.
FOR
SALE-
House.
4
rocs
bath:
convenient!;
lul
,
mi
rw
iuruier
Oreen
987
or
app'.y
Kittil
East.
Ill
FOR
SALE-30-ff
Gray
marine
mutur
JJty
good
condition,
Apply
Oil
Ave.
West
Phone
Kaaiu
J
FOR
SALE
Four-room
bil
JlfiflO
rash.
Ad-j'.J
225
Wl
i
Want
vpnlne'.
U'l
SIX-ROOM
HOUSE
with
tl
place,
on
14
tots
la
Wi
Fifth
Avenue
We
PrLti
Cash
12000.
Balana
on
t
Collart
ic
McCaeTfLKl
ll
FOR
SALE
Summser
shteJ
mill
nnd
Bond
Pifktr,
ccl
plete.
in
good
coition.
El
1901
tHtw
HHDf.
I'-
FOR
SALE
-
Six-rooa
hwt
three
bedrooms
u?,
tW
'
ing
room,
dlnlr.;
toom
kttrhen
with
Si
W1'1
k
Kiu.ir
ciinhiiardi
Sunrol
.
&u,.k-.i,
"I
overlooks
garden.
Harbor
Basement
and
furnart
w
in.
$4500.
Armstrong
Agew-1
Phone
342.
FOR
SALE
Twelve
dogfUh
wj
one
stern
roller
Appflf
;l
em
Ave.
rav
FOR
SALE-Used,!!
H
irom
w;
ust-u
from
$15;
slightly
used
J
cases.
$6;
new
rag
$1.65;
used
8-piece
klUh
$22.50;
used
electric
cost
$235.
now
$65;
of
f
tures,
ureprooi
.j
cha'"'lntoifCS:a
usea
rugs,
tnl
for
office,
stores,
hot"!
thing
reduced
in
y-a
sell
ana
Duy
i
ci
furniture,
also
hardr'Bl
us
first,
it
will
par
f
J
Furniture
uo.,
j"
324.
SCHOOLS
AMI
PREPARE
NOW
for
SP
rler.
PoTtal
Clerk,
H,
customs
Ciere.
particulars
upon
sdi
M.C.C
Civil
srv,lwinnl
301
Enderton
Bldg
Jgf
Man.
oiaest
ui
agents.
P.O.
Box
14
Kermodej
and
Painters
Free
Esumai"
-
i
Prompt
Service