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Thursday,
Hupcrt
April
Daily
25,
1946
Jftctos
Baseball
Scores
TIGERS
WIN
THIS
AND
THAT
-
-
Classified
Advertising
National
League
ClavlflPds:
3o
per
word
per
Insertion,
minim
Tint
.....
-
-
Boston
10,
New
York
7.
60c;
Curds
of
Thanks.
Death
Notices,
Funeral
TiKl,600-
Btah,.
AUDITORIUM
SCHEDULE
FIRST
GAME
o
.
nuuuuinmrntu
.n
PUCK
SERIES
Brooklyn
11,
Philadelphia
3.
.
Thursday
Chicago
3,
Pittsburg
4.
BIRTH
NOTICE
help
St.
Louis
3;
Cincinnati
2.
Calgary
Stampeders
Lost
wanted
7:00-8:30
Intermediate
lrls,
'
Three
to
One
Last
Night
In
LIVINGSTONE
Born
to
Mr.
WANTFTV
ni.,
.
'
.
IS
NOW
TIED
8:30-9:30
Ladies
class.
American
League
and
Mrs.
Stan
Livingstone
1
year
old.
No.
lug
9:30-10:00-Event
night.
New
York
12,
Boston
5.
Allan
Cup
Series
(nee
Gloria
Swanson)
at
University
VANCOUVER,
(P
Vancouver
Philadelphia
2,
Washington
4.
SASKATOON?
ffl
-
Hamilton
Hospital.
Edmonton,
Alta.,
on
Ajiril
16,
a
daughter,
WANTED
Canucks
defeated
Boston
Olympics
Cleveland
5,
St.
Louis
1.
Tigers
defeated
Calgary
Stampeders
Sandra
Lynn.
Mother
and
man
for
Young
nL.J"1
nan
DEN1IAF,
Eng.,
Q
Radar
3
to
0
last
night
to
tie
the
Pacific
Coast
League
3
to
1
last
night
for
their
daughter
doing
well.
in
busine
a
c
'scientists
attending
a
radar
convention
best
of
seven
series
for
the
United
Oakland
7-3,
Los
Angeles
2-2.
first
victory
in
the
b?st
of
seven
department
of
new
S
FOR
SALE
in
London
visited
the
States
amateur
hockey
San
Diego
4,
Portland
1.
Allan
Cup
hockey
series.
Calgary
nee.
Must
h
ki
.
...
Two
Cities
film
studios
during
championship
at
three
'
gamas
Sacramento
1,
San
Francisco
won
the
first
three
games.
FOR
SALE
Large
cook
stovo.
-
j.
ana
t
.....
the
'filming
of
"Top
SQcret"
a
apiece.
The
final
game
will
be
3.
The
fifth
game
will
be
played
in
Phone
Green
6G0,
(1021
wr
tlna
a
tn
uraurn
n.,i
"W
i
story
.
of
radar
in
wartime.
played
Friday
night.
Hollywood
2,
Seattle
5.
Edmonton.
FOR
SALE
McClary
Jubilee
qualifications.
vmii
lltW
range,
tubs,
kitchen
table,
x
chairs,
shelves,
Venetian
n
it
i
cu
Hnnsol,.
blinds.
Black
898.
(90)
A)
....MJ
private
Mere's
what
KPM
Motor
Oil
wilt
do
for
jour
car.
It'll
top
corrosion
and
save
your
bearings-
It'll
keep
the
motor
clean-
It'll
stick
to
the
hot
spots
where
you
really
need
It,
and
hosldes
that
It
won't
foarn
or
bubble
In
the
rrankcase.
That's
what
this
word
"comi.ounded"
means
to
you,
,
It's
a
whale
of
a
lot
more
than
a
good
lubricant.
Try
It
next
time
you
change
your
oil.
See
youf
Standard
Dealer
and
fill
up
with
KI'.M.
Jt
li-
Planning
on
lading
a
motor
trip?
See
your
Simulant
Dealer
for
free
Iraeet
informrjlon.
i5PJm
improved
.
.
.
.
.
.
compounded
SHORT
SPORT
Brought
to
Australia
by
the
early
English
settlers,
cricket
now
Is
the
national
sport
'
of
Australia.
Racing
and
football
have
their
followers
but
neither
spun,
has
the
universal
appeal
of
cricket,
which
is
taught
to
the
Australian
as
soon
as
he
starts
school
and
which
he
follows
through
life
either
as
player
or
spectator.
As
a
player,
he
can
join
one
of
the
thousand
clubs
which
offer
week-end
games
in
all
Australian
state
capital.
cities
and
peihaps
eventually
he
can
represent
his
stnte
or
the
country
in
the
game.
As
a
spectator,
he
has
a
?.hoicc
of
club,
state
or
International
games,
and
can
become
one
of
the
hundreds
of
thousands
who
fleck
to
them.
Club
and
state
games
both
draw
great
crowds
but
the
biggest
at-
I
)
ttjW$
Winter
Winter
d"ving
driving
an
and
Summer
driving
are
two
V
.
VV
different
different
things!
tilings!
Troubles
Troubles
that
that
don't
don't
show
show
tin
up
on
I
1
.iltlQC'
tc
short
trips
may
suddenly
catch
up
on
you
and
cause
inconvenient,
inconvenient,
costly
costly
and
and
irritatjnc
irritating
delays
delays
on
on
loncer
longer
summer
summer
trim.
trips.
Take
no
chances
with
your
car
or
truck.
Ik
sure
.
.
.
he
safe
.
.
i
let
the
General
Motors
"Dealer
give
your
vehicle
a
thorough
Spring
check-up
NOW!
Let
him
wake
up
your
car
or
truck
for
a
summer
of
trusty,
trouble-free,
thrifty
operation.
Sec
him
today!
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALERS
CAN
HELP
YOU..
THEY
SERVICE
ALL
MAKES
OF
CARS
AND
TRUCKS
LONG
MOTORS
Cor.
7th
&
3rd
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
-
.
m
-
TV
Crorf
.'.nln,
A.l-p-t
lw.l
.
"Now
inhale!"
traction
In
cricket
is
th'e
periodical
test
matches"
between
Aus-1
tralia
and
England.
These
tests
are
played
flther
in
England
or
Australia
every
five
years.
Winner
is
the
team
which
Is
the
victor
In
three
of
ive
of
the
five-day
matches.
The
individual
matches
are
played
each
in
a
different
state
so
as
many
Australians
as
pos-
sib'.e
will
have
the
opportunity
of
watching
test
.play.
Each
match
is
played
before
about
103,000
people.
The
Australian,
Ike
the
American
at
baseball
or
football.
Is
a
highly
vocal
critic,
lis
criticism
called
barracking
-at
big
matches
is
part
of
the
Ticket
atmosphere
in
Australia.
It's
good
humored
but
sharp
and
after
witty.
Barracking
reached
Us
peak
In
he
1932-33
test
series
in
Aus-ralia
when
a
bitter
controversy
ieveloped
ver
the
leg-theory
wwling
of
Harold
Larwood.
not-'
d
Nottinghamshire
player.
Ills
an
bowling
was
not
considered
vithln
the
rules
and
the
Aus-ralians
were
vociferous
in
their
(enunciation
fUic
Englishman.
Hie
Aussies
called
It
"body-
ne
and,
so
heated
did
tney
bo-
ome.
there
was
nearly
an
national
incident
between
Australia
and
England.
The
interest
in
cricket
Is
ln-nse.
Men,
women,
boys
and
iris
play
it
and
their
fathers,
grandfathers,
mothers,
irand-
oiher.s
watch
It.
Families
stay
tp
all
night
when
the
tests
are
elng
played
In
England.
to
listen
o
the
broadcasts.
From
the
Oov-
rnor-G
nral.
the
Duke
of
"iloucester,
and
Prime
Minister
Ten
Chifley
down,
every
Aus-.rallan
has
played
Jt,
and
poli-'e'.ans
forsake
parliaments
and
"joys
their
school
lessons
to
vatch
a
big
game.
Idol
of
the
Australians
Is
an
Adelaide
stockbroker,
Don
Bradman,
hailed
as
he
createst
cricket
playpr
Australia
has
ever
produced.
He
has
"ale
morp
cpnturles
than
any
ther
Australian
barman
and
ha?
oftan
raved
Australia
from
lefcat
bv
England
wltli
his
pro-'Ific
scoring.
Train
Schedule
For
the
Hast
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8
p.rrt.
Fiotn
the
I'ast
Tuesday.
Thursday,
Saturday
-
10:45
p.m.
'oin
Alaska
-ss
Prince
Itupert.
'
p.m,
FOR
SALE
Rusr
4'2
by
T2
feet,
maroon.
No.
G
Shortrldge
Apts.
(97)
FOR
SALE
Three
V
h.p.
electric
motors.
One
saw
mandrel
and
10
inch
saw.
Apply
107
8th
Ave.
East.
1971
FOR
SALE
.1934
light
delivery
panel
truck,
engine
overhauled.
$275
cash.
Serial
No.
G312C3,
new
licence
plate,
spare
tire
and
wheel.
200
Wantage
Road.
(100)
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
cabinet.
Call
at
Suite
2,
Helgerson
Block,
after
7.
97
FOR
SALE
Five
room
house
on
10th
Ave.
East.
2
bedrooms,
large
garden.
$1800
terms.
Armstrong
Agencies,
Phone
342.
(100)
FOR
SALE
1939
Plymouth
sedan
Deluxe.
Phone
71.
(99
FOR
SALE
White
enamel
stove,
cheap.
Call
evenings.
333
8th
Ave.
East.
(97)
FOR
SALE
-cheap.
Green
Baby
carriage,
270.
FOR
SALE
6-room,
rurnisnea
house.
742
7th
Ave.
West
(112)
FOR
SALE
McClary
electric
range,
iscd,
$10.00;
barber
chair,
fair
shape,
$35.00;
small
size
coal
and
wood
stoves,
new.
$28.50;
new
hardwood
chairs,
special,
$2.C5;
trl-light
lamps,
big
assortment,
used,
from
$5.00;
electric
and
battery
radio
sets
from
$10.00;
electric
press
Irons;
hot
plates,
new.
$4.75;
drinking
classes,
new,
lCc;
slightly
used
kitchen
set.
$10.50;
dining
room
set,
seven
pieces,
in
good
shape
$45.00.
All
kinds
of
furniture
and
hardware
bought
and
sold
at
tholowest
prices.
B.
C.
FURNITURE
CO.
Black
324.
FOR
SALE
Fifteen
acres
of
river
bottom
land,
two
miles
southwe$t
of
Terrace;
all
fenced,
ten
acres
in
grass,
small
orchard
and
buildings.
Price
$1500
cash;
$1750
terms.
Box
1,
Terrace.
B.C.
(103)
DESIRABLE.
RESORT
SITE
on
scenic
Lake
Lakelse,
near
Terrace,
B.C.,
for
sale
or
lease.
Communicate
with
Frances
Poe,
147
Linden
Ave.,
Wllmetto,
111.
(110)
.MACIIINF.KY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
I
'mlted.
Vancouver
nr.
tf
PERSONAL
COMFORTABLE
HOME
offered
to
middle-aged
or
elderly
lady
who
would
be
companionable
and
share
expenses
with
lady
living
'alone.
References
exchanged.
Apply
Box
110
Dally.
News.
(1011
A
TREAT
FOR
YOUR
FEET
I
Use
Lloyd's
Corn
and
Callous
Salve
for
prompt
relief.
50c
at
Ormes
Ltd.
(99)
1
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LOOK
sua?1
FEEL
BE
An
Announcement
To
the
Motoring
Public
...
NEW
HOURS
FOR
SALE
OF
GAS
AT
LONG
MOTORS
wi:p.k
days
SUNDAYS
-
8
A.M.
TO
9
IM.
1
l'.M.
TO
4
P.M.
This
is
a
service
for
your
convenience
.
.
,
you
are
invited
to
take
advantage
of
it.
Operator
FRANK
MORRISON
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ncpi
raone
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saw
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rowi
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1'
vicinity
of
Scat
Cx
i
11JMTtn
rw.ii.i.
and
shoes
for
needv
f
ugt-s
ranging
rrom
i
years.
For
further,
infom
eriana,
Red
878.
WANTED
Urd-
.ILu
-
r
kitchenette
with
'ov;
weeK
in
May
Pnar.s
R.
after
5
and
Fc;t:
3h
I'OK
KENT
FOR
RENT
Five
-roomed:
ment,
near
school;
ru
.
pnone
Blue
334.
r'UK
KENT
Fur.;i..:ri
t
keeping
suite
and
rooir.
&
r-t
l
r-.
i
n.
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-f-
wnbtl
and
Third
Avenue
room.
Apply
800
F.,
ROOM
FOR
RENT
S
double,
board
If
dcrc
Red
878.
FOR
RENT
Apartment
i
and
bath,
Only
rembui:
considered.
$19.00
p:
A'oply
in
w
itn.
11.
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l
1
New.s
FOR
RENT
Furauhel
;
menU
and
fur;uM
rooms.
Close
m.
Pfc
815.
FOR
RENT
FurnuheJ
keeping
suite
and
rocrv
Sherbrooke
Ave
FOR
RENT
Two
roc-.
nlshed
cabin.
Phone
Bit
RADIO
SEKVICK
teed
radio
satisfaction
fl
and
an
AKOclated
Technician
will
call
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NOW
for
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examination:
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Clerk
Clerk
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Customs
cierK
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TK'X
M.C.C.
Civil
Service
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Enderton
BIdr-
W.
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