Idxiiuc
Rupert
Daflp
JMus
Tuesday,
November
12,
1946
TI
VEGETABLE
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ll
PQUBLY
Goop
)
A
iHo-in-onf
JiH
that's
FHkSS
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CANNED
FOODS
J
LEGION
HOLDS
ANNUAL
SMOKER
Armistice
Days
Again
Ke-Celebrated
Here
Last
Night
When
the
shooting
stopped
In
19,18
and
again
in
1945,
Canadian
soldiers
paused
to
give
thanks
for
their
deliverance,
then
proceeded
to
celebrate
their
escape
frcen
war.
Those
celebrations
have
been
perpetuated
annually
since
that
time
in
the
form
of
Canadian
Legion
"smokers"
such
as
was
held
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Armory
last
night.
,
An
estimated
300
Canadian
ilftjslpn
members
and
guests
attended
last
night's
smoker
which
like
all
of
this
year's
Remembrance
Day
functicrto,
was
the
'biggest
In
recent
years.
Legion
hospitality,
too.
reached
an
unprecedented
peak.
Entertainment
was
provided
by
a
number
of
performers,
Including
J.
S.
Wilson,
who
sang
two
Irish
songs,
the
dramatic
monologues
cf
Reg
King,
and
G.
Aubrey
Bate
and
Harry
Astoria,
and
son
j
by
Lloyd
Wallace.
A
feature
of
the
evening
was
th'e'preienfatfon
by
Legion
President
Vic
Houston
of
a
nast
president's
badge
to
Hugh
Kil-lin,
a
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
for
27
years,
who
re-
cently
completed
his
second
term
of
office
as
president.
President
Houston
also
wel-
-
TIMISFK
SALE
X40G43
;
.
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
bv
the
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forest
at
Victoria,
B.C..
not
later
than
11
a
m.
on
the
7th
day
of
January.
1947.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X40643,
to
cut
10.COO.000
feet
"
of
Spruce.
wvuar.
nrmiocK
ana
Haisani
on
surveyed
Timber
Sale
X1919,
situated
Dn
North
Bentlck
Arm,
Range
3,
Const
Land
District.
Pour
(4)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests.
Victoria,
B.C..
cr
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Tt.MltKP.
SAL-
-fI-40401
fealed
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
District
Forester
at
Prince
Ruo-crt.
B.C.
not
later
than
noon
on
the
2Sth
day
of
November.
19S.
for
the
pin-chase
of
Licence
X-4O401.
to
cut
1,175.000
feet
of
spruce,
cedar,
hemlock-
and
balsam
sawlo?s
and
5.000
L.F.
of
hemlock
and
cedar
olllne,
on
an
.area
situated
on
Scoular
Lake.
Ca'Ualn
Cove.
C.
R.
4.
.
Three
(3)
vears
will
be
allowed
i,for
removal
of
timber.
,
,
Further
Dartlculars
of
the
Chief
forester.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
the
Ui-
.
tjlcv
Forester.
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
.
or
Ranger
Martin
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
COAL
WOOD
CRATING
STORAGE
HYDE
TRANSFER
Phone
580
WE'LL
KEEP
YOU
WARM
NEXT
WINTER
HI
p
you
order
your
II
I
coal
for
next
CbLh
winter
NOW.
By
ordering
today
you
protect
your
family
and
yourself
against
being
caught
without
coal
when
winter
comes.
Philpott,
Evitt
&
CO.
LTD.
Phone
651
and
652
Hockey
Scores
Sunday
Detroit
6,
Montreal
3.
Boston
4,
New
York
0.
Toronto
4,
Chicago
2.
Saturday
New
York
2,
Toronto
4.
Boston
2,
Canadiens
5.
CHEER
BLIND
FOOTBALLERS
SYDNEY,
Australia
O
Spectators
stood
and
cheered
for
15
minutes
after
a
soccer
match
here.
Each
team
had
five
totally
blinded
players,
led
on
to
the
field
by
partially
blind
teammates.
The
soccer
ball
was
half
filled
with
bottle
tops
so
the
slghtitss
players
could
follow
Its
flight
by
the
sound.
corned
the
members
and
guests,
and
proposed
a
toast
to
the
armed
services
w-which
was
fittingly
responded
to
by
Lieut.
Commander
Orme
Stuart.
Mayor
H.
M.
Dagget
also
spoke
briefly,
expressing
his
support
of
the
work
the
Legion
is
doing.
Masters
cf
ceremonies
were
entertainment
committee
chalr-iman
James
Nlcoll
ancj
Walter
smith,
who
took
turns
at
the
microphone
to
introduce
the
entertainers.
A
highlight
of
the
evening
was
th,e
cold
plate
luncheon
which
was
portrayed
by
a
committee
of
Women's
Auxiliary
members.
The
corroiittee
consisted
of
Mrs.
G.
V.
Hanley,
convener,
Mrs.
W.
Murdrrh
frs
Wpnrv
Rmtth
Ir
J
Mrs.
Hugh
Killln,
Mrs.
A.
Guyan
Mrs.
V.
H.
Deane
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lineham.
Mrs.
Hanley
was
Introduced
to
the
gathering
and
was
warmly
applauded
on
behalf
cf
the
committee.
"Fre?
Goodneu,
no
Since
I've
been
seivtng
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
for
breakfast,
my
husband
decided
the
stairs
were
too
slow."
"Would
you
believe
it,
I've
found
that
same
thing
everywhere
I've
called
this
morning
people
rushing
downstairs
to
taste
that
malty-rlch,
nut-sweet
flavor
of
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes."
"And
you
should
see
my
family
tear
into
the
day's
activities
on
that
good
nourishment
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
give
them:
carbohydrates
tor
energy;
pro
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
PRIWCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
PARTS
AND
SERVICE
DEPOT
CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
DODGE
AND
I
SHORT
SPORT
Miss
Marjorie
Pollard,
field
I
hockey
internatlon
and
captain
of
the
English
women's
crlrket
team,
who
describes
herself
as
a
"genuine
antique"
after
nearly
I
40
years
?ssociation
with
sport,
,
doesn't
like
developments
In
the
'
British
sport
world.
Speaking
in
support
of
an
appeal
for
funds
;
for
the
national
sports
develop
ment
fund
ef
the
central
council
of
physical
recreation,
Miss
i
Pollard
jaid
Britain
is
becom
ing
a
nation
of
sport
watchers
gorsle-eyed
p.nd
spindle-legged,
supported
by
crush
barriers
and
'indulging
in
pools
of
hcpe."
She
'regretted"
that
proper
facilities
for
sport
were
provided
for
only
17
per
cent
of
the
country'3
young
people
after
the
age
of
14.
Mrs.
Kay
Stammers
Menzies.
English
tennis
star,
said
she
wanted
others
to
have
fun
out
Of
playing
tennis
but
this
could
only
be
done
if
proper
facilities
were
available.
"More
elbow
room
and
breathing
space"
Is
needed,
she
said.
A
goH
course
for
miners
only
un
350
acres
of
moorland
in
the
heart
of
Scotland's
Industrial
belt
is
planned
by
West
Lothian
and
Lanarkshire
welfare
officials.
The
moorland
has
been
leased
by.
the
miners'
welfare
committee
and
a
.grant
for
eo.uipment
is
sought
from
the
welfare
commission.
It
is
claimed
the
course
will
be
the
finest
In
the
industrial
area
of-
the
country.
The
number
of
people
who
think
they
could
run
a
football
club
has
amazed
Manchester
City
officials.
The
English
League
second
division
club,
which
recently
advertised
for
a
manager,
has
received
so
many
applications
H
will
be
necessary
to
hold
a
special
board
meeting
"just
to
sort
thsm
out."
Chairman
Bob
Smith
said
that
"people
in
an
amazing
variety
of
Jabs
have-
applied,
but
we
want
an
experienced
man
and
there
will
be
no
limit
to
what
we
will
pay
If
we
can
ge.t
him."
Anything
can
happen
In
sport
these
days.
After
two
balls
had
burst
in
a
Scottish
rugby
league
game,
Referee
Don
Murphy
had
Ills
suspicions
about
the
third
one.
He
called
a
halt,
examined
the
ball,
found
it
to
be
neither
round,
.square,
oblong
nor
even
like
a
rugby
ball.
He
tried
all
he
knew
to
coax
it
back
to
Its
original
shape
but
It
refused
to
yield
and
he
called
the
game
off.
Official
reason:
"Ball
knocked
out
of
shape."
BETTER
BE
OVERWEIGHT
It
is
better
for
health
reasons
for
young
people
to
he
overweight
than
underweight,
but
rutting
on
weight
Is
more
serious
in
cider
people..
teins
for
muscle;
phosphorus
for
teeth
and
bones;
Iron
for
the
blood;
and
other
food
essentials."
"Dmm
.
.
.
may
I
step
in
for
a
bowlful?"
"'Certainly
and
I
want
you
to
try
the
simply
grand
muffins
I've
Just
finished
making
from
one
of
the
recrpes
on
the
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
package!"
DODGE
I)E
SOTO
FARGO
TRUCKS
TAXIMEN
HOLD
9$
Taxi
fended
off
a
stiff
elui
-
lenge
by
B.C.
Packers
Saturday
night
to
maintain
an
unbroken
series
of
six
victories
in
Sen:jr
the
Ions
end
of
a
19-15
score.
"A"
basketball
play,
while
in
Gyro
managed
to
cut
the
margin
Senior
"B"
Macey's
used
Co-op
,
in
half
by
the
final
whistle,
but
as
the
Instrument
to
lift
V..
m
Grotto
persisted
in
protecting
'.t
the
bottom
step
of
success
'
their
lead,
ladder,
a
?pot
which
they
and
,
Hebb
led
the
individual
s:or-Co-cp
shared
up
till
that
time.
(
ing
for
Grotto
with
8
Doints.
In
the
Junior
League,
Gvro
i
while
Shkr
and
S:herk
of
Gyro
met
its
first
defeat
of
the
season
"h
had
a
similar
number.
F.t
the
hands
of
Grotto,
winch!
Senior
"A"
moved
into
second
piace
in
the
j
99
Taxi
MacPhee
14,
Domln-league
standing.
i
ato
12,
Ylereck
4,
Lindsay
10,
Saturdav
nielli's
scores
were:
1
99
Taxi
48.
B.C.
Packers
44.
Macey's
36,
Co-op
25.
Grotto
27,
Gyro
25.
'
B.
C.
Packers
whittled
down
Taxi's
half-time
lead
of
three
pcint3
by
a
single
point
at
the
final
whistle,
but
cine-point
sclurge
by
Boyo
Gurvich
in
the
second
halt
was
offset
by
the
en-
tleavours
of
MacPhee
and
Dcm-
inato
cf
93
Taxi,
who
tallied
S
points
each.
MacPhee
took
the
Individual
honors
of
the
day
by
picking
up
14
of
the
taxlmen's
total
points.
He
was
followed
by
Domlr.ato
who
tallied
12
and
Lindsay
with
12,
Calderonc
garnered
10
points
to
lead
Packers
scoring.
Macey's
scored
their
second
victory
of
the
season
and
thereby
placed
themselves
one
point
above
Co-op
In
"B"
League
by
their
aggress-Ive
play.
The
confectioners
had
a
firm
hold
on
the
play
right
from
the
start
and
arrived
at
half
time
with
a
four-point
advantage.
Half-time
score
was
14-10.
Leading
the
scoring
parade
for
Macey's
was
Murray
with
11.
B.
Pierce,
a
teammate
of
Murray,
scored
10.
Co-opV
bigget
scorer
was
Petersen
with
7
points.
In
the
Junior
League.
Fid
Woodside's
Gyros
lost
their
berth
with
the
undefeated
when
thev
bowed
before
Grotto
In
'heir
first
loss
of
the
season.
The
letdown
was
no
leis
vertical
because
they
lost
only
by
a
meagre
two
points.
Grotto
was
In
no
trifling
mood
when
they
entered
the
arena,
i
1
A
TOP
CIGARETTE
For
consistent
quality,
and
for
continuous
smoking
satisfaction,
Winchester
cigarettes
are
today's
best
bet
1
!
Three
of
the
world's
choicest'
cigarette
tobaccos,
Turkish,
Virginia
and
Hurley,
"Blended
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give
Winchesters
that
'top'
combination
of
taste
and
aroma.
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
REPAIRS
ALTERATIONS
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
Builders
and
Contractors
PHONE
RED
5G1
LING
THE
TAILOR.
We
are
taking
cleaning
and
pressing
and
steam
pressing
while
you
wait.
PHONE
649
220
Sixth
Street
UNBROKEN
HOOP
and
proceeded
to
consolidate
their
Intentions
right
at
the
start.
They
reached
half
time
at
"""""
-6s
,
B.
C.
Packers
Caldfcone
10
Fitch
8.
White
9,
Wingham,
Hucoy,
Brown,
Bill
4,
Gurvich
9,
Mazzone
4.
Senior
"B"
Macey's
Menzleis
2,
Murray
11,
Haugan
3,
E.
Pierce
6,
B.
Pierce
10,
Ten?
2,
GUI
2,
Olafson,
Skdg-
m0i
jaes.
siatta
co-op
Shepherd
4,
Weech
6,
Mimerko
5,
Petersen
7.
Astoria
3.
Smith,
Johnson,
NordgaarJ.
Juniors
Grotto
Hebb
8,
Youngman
7,
Currie
4,
Owens.
Webster
2,
R.
Anderson,
B.
Anderson
4,
Watson,
Graham
2.
Gyro
Shier
8,
S:herk
8,
Haug-rn
ff,
Lii-!e
2,
Mercer
1,
Sun-:rrg,.
Moore,
Donaldaon.
The
standings:
Senior
"A"
99
Taxi
6
0
6
B.
c.
Packers
3-
3
3
Savoy
15
1
Senior
"II"
Rainmakew
6
0
6
Co-op
.'.
15
1
Macey's
2
4
2
Girl's
League
Rainbirds
5
05
Peoples
Store
0
5
0
Junior
Gyro
4
1
4
Legion
2
2
2
Grotto
3
2
3
!
Watts
&
Nfckerson
.0
4
0
Man
"Old"
at
50
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Feels
Normally
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Youngei
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40.
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Try
Oftim
Tonir
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ifuiwd
....
St-
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Thii
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woo
the
on
Mir
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lopping
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rear,
victory
in
the
,
Dixie
Handicaps.
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great
ttney.
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5
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n-mr-old
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of
OvU
150.000
Suburbia
IUa-dicip
30th.
becoaiias
racias'l
noacr-wiaaiai
taldiat,
Exterminator's
mark.
Pratiouslr
under
lop
weight,
he
iped
lo
McLennan,
Widenet
end
He
liaa
a
high
turn
of
tenacity
and
a
rare
coaiit-
Winchester
CIGARETTES
P.O.
BOX
721
LEAD;
6
WINS
TEN
PINS
STARTED
The
Ten
Fm
League
got
away
to
a
Jv.nd
start
Sunday
as
Watts
and
Nlckerson
jwept
their
series
with
General
Motors
three
games
to
nil.
Savoy
took
two
from
B.
A.
Oil.
Imoerial
OH
won
two
from
09
Taxi.
R.
Bury
had
h.lgh
single
of
215,
also
high
three
with
539
for
an
average
of
180.
B.
A.
Oil
had
high
aggregate
score
of
2367.
WATTS
AN
DN1CKERSON
A.
.Dewar
127
188
109
E.
Pierce
199
134
145
R.
Vuckovich
138
190
107
R.
Anderson
144
157
189
E.
Oardner
:
162
114
134
Totals
710
783
684
.
GENERAL
MOTORS
lM.
Holkestad
144
138
127
J.
Davis
114
155
154
D.
Murray
156
1?6
135
R.
Haugan
133
142
140
T.
Amey
124
154
125
Totals
671
715
81
SAVOY
R.
Sparks
100
134
157
W.
Smith
.
.
94
119
A.
Simundsen
166-
182
149
J.
Lindsay
146
149
J.
Ciccone
147
146
R.
Bury
.
:
1C7
215
157
Totals
763
827
723
B.
A.
OIL
N.
Kinslor"
181
171
170
B.
Windle
..
189
177
153
J.
Ccmadina
UB
147
167
B.
Wick
Ill
166
145
T.
McMeekln
169
157
164
Totals
149
818
800
IMPERIAL
OIL
V.
Dell
r.2
167
138
N.
Gunderson
173
123
178
J.
Kershaw
100
93
J.
Currie
143
156
163
D.
Arnev
135
169
127
G.
Howe
123
Totals
C65
738
704
99
TAXI
F
Morrison
16,1
157
129
D.
Dominate
150
157
142
R.
Houston
107
158
132
D.
Houston
141
86
117
L.
Beaudry
140
110
141
Totals
699
668
681
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Box
1308
Phone
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
J.
II.
Schuman
S.
Julian
Night
Calls:
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270
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
7th
St.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
Established
1910
LIMITED
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
PACKED,
CRATED,
STORED
AND
SHIPPED
TO
ALL
PARTS
OF
CANADA
AND
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EFFICIENT,
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AND
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SERVICE
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LINDSAY'S
60
or
68
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HOOP
fAU
V
Tickets
for
the
big
show
with
Ketchikan
went
on
sale
at
the
week-end
and;
according
to
reports
dt
pres
time,
were
much
In
demand.
Admission
to
the
Ketchikan
series
will
be
by
t;
:ke
only
and
anyone
wishing
to
1
seats
should
order
at
once.
The
all-itar
team
picked
lathe
league
executive
to
mr-Ketchikan
started
practices
:
cveping
and
looked
as
gcjd
this
man
as
last
year's
team
hv
took
two
close
game
from
th
Alaskans
at
the
Roosevelt
Park
gym.
Much
excitement
Is
now
apparent
In
ths
ranks
of
the
Be-Me-HI
club
over
the
prospect
meeting
Savojs
as
a
prf
llmlna;
game
to
the
Ketchlkan-Ruper
game
next
Friday
and
It
seerr.3
they
definitely
reel
victory
iS
assured.
Coach
Altx
Bill
st
t
Isn't
making
any
statements
23
to
whether
pr
not
his
boys
ar
Holkestad
back
frcm
Ocean
Far
,
going
to
take
home
the
bat
:i
and
maybe
he
acts
wisely.
Savoy
now
have
Joe
Davs
and
Me
Holkestad
back
from
Oeoan
Fall
,
and,
even
though
they
will
lose
Ted
Amey
to
the
All-Stais
thev
still
look
mighty
strong
for
th
students,
Advertise
In
Tne
Dally
News.
With
Minora
Blades
I
Minora
hat
a
real
"edge1"
over
other
low
price
blades.
In
fact,
it's
the
"
sharpest
double-edge
blade
In
its
class.
One
shave
will
convince
you.
1
FITS
YOU
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Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
3
P.O.
Box
544
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
T
GOOD
REASONS
to
buy
your
WATCH
at
Bulgers
.
.
.
In
years
to
come
it's
likely
to
makl
ference.
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We've
had
over
10
year
"yr.tdwl
1
dealine
with
the
makers
of
food
have
had.
a
chance
to
cise
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live
the
least
trouble
to
the
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in
B.C.
as
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do
in
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of
the
ceiling
and
pay
the
express
it
!!
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rood
reason
is.
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wondfrfui
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