RDINALS
ARE
Inning
games
W
When
the
New
York
?..
trimmed
the
St.
Louis
Lai
recently
by
their
fam-L
mnin
..
tactics,
the
Red
I
murt
have
been
impressed
Bthey
have
.started
winning
tames
in
tiic
same
lasmun.
!
Cardinals
chalked
up
their
straight
win
in
tne
nonaa
J.;.;
Circuit-
ntui.i..jv.u,
troun::ed
:he
Boston
ilea
9.(J,
TWO
Dl"
mines
icmui-
he
d:t
bar
:
of
Ray
Sanders
I
Mar"
Mai
:n
did
the
trick.
STEEL
TANKS
Biggest
Event
ily
Championships
itrntnATioN
alleys
h
Avenue
East,
Phone
810,
la
BOWLERS
INVITED
Five
Pin
Singles
and
kbit'.
March
20.
fry
Fee
fraved
Trophies.
by
Prizes.
Micap,
it
possible.
pen
places
Invited
to
do-
L'te
prizes
for
Ladies
and
pns
Five
Pin
Events.
RINCE
RUPERT'S
'RF.ATEST
SPOUT
ducted
by
P
F,
Erneweln
Offi,
mm
DAY
Of
all
Kinds,
from
Design
to
Erection.
WESTERN
BRIDGE
UTCtI
lUflCirCI!
l.D.
VANCOUViK,
S.C.
fOl
It
VETERANS
I'RINtfK
RITKRT
HKCOIfATOKS
i
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in
Each
Hranch
Pl'aprrhansitiff
Sign
Perorating
2C5
Box
H22
Rtn.
D.
bwling
Season's.
SEVEN
STRAIGHT
BO-ME-HI
WINS
Macey's
Unable
lo
Down
Them
Savoy
Beats
Co-op
Bo-Me-Hl
Rainmakers
stepped
out
to
take
their
seventh
straight
'win
in
the
Intermediate
Basketball
League
in
the
armory
last
night
when
they
trounced
Macey's
56
to
25.
It
was
a
fast,
rough
game
which
was
distinguished
by
clean
sportsmanship
on
both
sides.
In
the-
second
Intermediate
same
Savoy
overcame
Co-op
by
a
srorp
or
34-31
and.
in
the
Junior
League
opener,
Watts
and
Nickerson
took
Sea
Cadets
32-14,
Macey's,
in
an
all-out
effort,
employed
every
tactic
available
to,
nip
off
Bo-Me-Hl'.s
scoring.
Tlw
students
gained
the
lead
early
in
the
first
quarter
and
kept
it
throughout
the
game.
In
spite
of
the
rough
play,
there
I
were
very
few
fouls
called.
High
scorer
was
Frank
James
of
Ito-MMII
with
1G
points,
followed
by
Don
"Hartwlg,
also
a
student,
with
14.
In
the
second
Intermediate
game,
Co-op,
which
downed
Macey's
on
Tuesday,
itself
went
into
defeat
before
Savoy
last
night.
Actually,
Co-op's
defeat
was
a
reversal
of
whai
the
fans
expected
early
In
the
game
for
Savoy
literally
snatched
victory
In
the
last
few
minutes
of
the
final
quarter.
Half
time
score
was
21-10
In
favor
of
Co-op
but,
during
the
second
half.
Savoy
hiarkstnen
tallied
up
an
additional
24
points
while
Co-op
made
the
second
half
yield
ten.
Final
score
was
34-31
for
Savoy.
Viercck
of
Co-op
marked
up
the
game's
highest
Individual
score
with
14
points,
followed
by
Joe
Davis
of
Savoy
with,
ten
points.
Watts
and
Nickerson
had
an
easy
win
over
Sea
Cadets
In
the
opener.
They
led
all
the
way,
and
at
no
time
did
the
Cadets
even
threaten
their
lead.
The
Clothiers
handled
the
bal!
well
and
made
the
most
of
'their
shots.
High
scorers
were
Skos
and
Nordgaard
of
Watts
and
Nickerson,'
with
eight
points
each.
Individual
scores:
Bo-MeHi
J.
Forman
10,
F.
James
16,
D.
Hartwlg
14,
M.
Thompson
10,
R.
Lavlgne
4,
E.
Clccone
2,
J.
James,
C.
Miller.
Macey's
R.
Holkeslad
4,
J.
Ilaugan
5,
Murray
2.
Tens
2,
Arnsten
3,
Menzles
7.
Olafson,
Crulckshank.
Pierce
2.
Savoy
Davis
10,
M.
Holkestad
8,
Arney
8,
Eby
4,
Simundson,
Alexander
2,
Lcland,
N.
Ilaugan
2.
Co-op
Viercck
14,
Shepherd
REYNOLDS
PEN
Now
Released
in
Canada
Sec
and
try
our
assortment
.
.
.
No
Quill
No
Spill
No
Fill
Guaranteed
to
write
two
years
without
refilling
I
Does
not
smear
or
blot
and
dries
Instantly
on
writing.
ORMES
Price:
$12.50
plus
S2.01
tax
LIMITED
PltlNCK
RUPERT,
B.C.
z
EASTER
CARDS
rWrllA
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Till
TIIJRD
AVENUE
ql'l'qi:icl,'ociaciooi?aoa0eoeioaciaDOODaciociocioricio
Connie
Mack
Drops
Two
of
His
Players
MIAMI
The
roster
of
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
was
cut
by
Manager
Connie
Mack
when
Outfielder
Ira
Houck
and
In-fielder
Nelson
Fox
were
optioned
to
Toronto
of
the
International
League.
The
transfer
of
Houck
came
as
a
surprise
to
Grapefruit
League
followers
as
the
young
outfielder
had
been
hitting
the
ball
hard
In
workouts.
GREENVILLE
WINS
NAAS
HOOP
TOURNEY
GREENVILLE
At
a
recent
basketball
tournament
here,
four
Oreenville
teams
outpointed
four
teams
from
neighboring
Kincolith
In
a
two-game
series
which
placed
the
Greenville
Athletic
Club
Is
a
position
to
compete
with
Alyansh
lor
the
Naas
River
championship.
Only
in
three
games
out
of
eight
did
the
visitors
emerge
victorious.
That
was
In
the
Sen
ior
"B"
series
in
which,
they
took
t
wo
games
by
scores
of
37-
33
and
25-16,
and
in
the
Inter
mediate
play
when
the
Kincolith
Tigers
defeated
the
Green
ville
Oashousc
In
the
first
game
by
a
score
of
28-22.
During
the
first
night's.
play,
Ihe
Clrfenvllle
Juniors
defeated
the
Kineollth
Woodpeckers
21-14,
fnlkfwing
It
the
next
afternoon
by
overwhelming
the'
visitors
22-8.
;In
the
senior
series-4he
real
pay-off-Grecnvllle
took
the
first
pan-ie
by
a
score
Of
43-24.
winning
an
almost
identical
victory
the
second
night
when
the
during
score
was
43V25,
Total
points1
for
Ihe
whole
series
were:
Juniors-Greenville
46,
Kincolith
47.
Inteimediate
Greenville
48,
Kincolith
47.
Senior
"B"
Kincolith
(52,
Greenville
48.
Seniors
-Grcentllle
80,
Kincolith
49.
During
the
tournament
the
visitors
were
made
welcome
by
banquets,
parties
and
dances,
and
on
the
final
night,
a
4,
'Johnson,
Peterson
4,
Menzies
2,
Sharp,
Gurvich
7.
Watts
and
Nickerson
Sko
'8,
Nordgaard
8,
Flattiv6,
Inter-mcla
2,
Davidson
6.
Seherk
2.
Sea
Cadets
Youngman
2,
Anderson
6,
Owens
2,
Hebb
X
Brew
2,
Johnson,
Watson,
Cash
for
Ideas
.
.
spoicr
WAR
ASSETS
BOWL
LEAGUE
Eagles,
Goldeyes
and
Gulls
Arc
Winners
In
Weekly
Play
Eagles
and
Goldeyes
won
clean
sweep
three-games-to-rill
victories
over
Ravens
and
Hell
Divers
in
the
War
Assets
Bowling
League
last
night
while
Gulls
were
taking
the
Mallards
two
games
to
one.
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
I
"Eagles
K.
Chlvers
112
137
155
404
A.
Ross
147
171
270
588
Red
Bradshaw
154
201
157
512
J.
Berg
77
96
58
231
V.
Carrier
154
174
95
423
P.
Grady
124
149
143
416
7C3
928
878-
2574
Ravens
a.
McGinnes
131
104
138
373
!
D.
Latourneau
123
128
112
368
J.
Lemire
12C
133
108
427
UT
Tlinlnn
t1
tnn
1M
Ann
N.
Latourneau
104
133
90
327
L.
Hay
103
64
82
249
729
632
753--2104
'Goldeyes
G.
Anderson
212
2D8
190-
C10
W.
Brown
135
168
112
415
G.
Carrier
95
133
214-
448
H.
Loder
143
178
132-
453
A.
Demaere
144
1S1
171
466
P.
Grey
73
!4
74
201
802
898
8932533
Ifelfdivers
F.Plementoes
140
194
151
485
P.
Hay
140
155
95
396
L.
Chamberiin
92
121
91
304
I.
McKlnnon
100
100
106
303
C.
Unwin
93
132
183
403
I.
McFail
131
124
181
433
702
820
8072335
.Mallards
F.
Myer
213
104
231
603
S.'Blrrell
171
173
150
499
G.
Dumas
104
93
135
332
V.
Holoka
143
133
197
473
P.
Plementos
113
95.
96
304
M.
Carrier
113
11
29
153
857
674
8382363
Gulls
M.
Munizuba
191
202
217
010
J.
Unwln
79
123
152-
354
V.
Chamberiin
154
201
127
482
M.
Edgar
149
99
151-
399
O.
Brown
105
71
130
306
J.
Loder
100
120
122
342
778
816
8992493
GLASGOW,
m
Norman
L.
Hird,
general
manager
of
the
Union
Bank
of
Scotland,
died
In
a
Glasgow
nursing
home,
aged
60.
Slogan
Contest
The
Prince
Rupert
Public
Relations
Council
desires
to
select
a
slogan
appropriate
to
this
city
for
publicity
purposes.
IT
MUST
BE
Concise
.Appropriate
Catchy
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
188
Quality
Repairs
at
Economy
Prices
A
1
H
JaaaA.BV
PRINCE
RUPERT
SHOE
REPAIR
3rd
St.
(Near
the
Post
Office)
First
Prize
$10
Second
Prize
$5
OPIT.N
TO
ALL
YOU
ARE
INVITED
TO
MAKE
ENTRIES
WEEKLY
'JUDGING
Final
Closing,
April
15
Entries
received
by
Dally
News
marked
"Slogan
Contest"
P.O.
Box
1366
Phone
103
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
&
Heating
REPAIRS
and
ALTERATIONS
Oil
Burners
Installed,
Serviced
and
Cleaned
Corner
2nd
Ave.
&
7th
St.
W.
Night
Calls
Green
737
Black
861
Blue
170
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
COMPLETELY
MODERN
Warm
comfortable
rooms
with
plenty
of
hot
water.
Reasonable
weekly
rates
to
reliable
tenants.
First
Ave.
and
Eighth
St.
BOX
No.
997
PHONE
670
SHORT
SPORT
Veteran
shortstop
Bill
Jurges
was
released
unconditionally
yesterday
by
the
Boston
Bruins.
The
Braves
picked
him
up
after
he
had'
been
released
by
the
New
York
Giants.
Although
Joe
Gordon
will
be
on
the
sidelines
for
a
month
with
a
finger
Injury,
Joe
McCarthy
of
the
New
York
Yankees
plans
to
keep
George
Stlrnwelss
on
third
base.
The
Yanks
will
use
substitutes
at
second
until
Gordon
can
resume
playing.
Bing
Crosby
arid
i
Bob
Hbpe'Cohiihg
j
WINNIPEG
A
Ideal
news-I
paper,
the
Tribune,
fays
In
a
newspage
stdry
that
Bing
Crosby
and
Bob"
HApe
"might
be
In
Winnipeg
to
take
part
in
the
$12,800
open
golf
tournament
beginning
August
8,
The
newspaper
says
the
movie
and
radio
stars
have
n&t
completed
arrangements
but
they
have
more
or
less
made
plans
to
be
In
Winnipeg
for
the
tourney.
Jack
Portland
Is
Back
to
Canadiens
MONTREAL
Jack
Portland,
a
defenceman
with
Montreal
Canadiens
before
he
Joined
the
Army,
has
reported
back
to
the
club.
He
will
not
play
with
Canadiens
in
the
Stanley
Cup.
play-downs
but
he
sale;
he
will
be
on
hand
early
next
fall
for
the
1940-47
season.
The
big
lanky
Colllngwood,
Ontario,
defence-man
weighs
220
pounds.
He'
played
considerable
hockey
In
i
Holland
and
England.
Life's
Just
a
misery
when
your
back
acts
up.
And
the
cause
of
the
trouble
may
be,
likely
as
not,
your
kidneys.
When
the
kidneys
are
not
doing
an
efficient
job
of
removing
poisons
and
excess
acids
from
your
system,
pain
and
aches
are
apt
to
develop.
Nature
is
warning
you
to
take
action.
Your
kidneys
may
need
help,
the
quick,
soothing
help
that
Gin
n:n.
..,.
r.,r
mrr
thm
40
vears
this
fine
kidney
remedy
has
brought
relief
to
a
host
of
people
who
suffered
as
you
do.
Kead
this
extract
from
a
testimonial
letter
recently
received:
Feels
years
younger-"
I
bai
t
beet,
troubled
u
ith
back
aches
or
the
past
IU
years,
isowing
seemea
iasu'
V
Alter
taking
4
boxes
I
am
glaJ
to
say
that
1
jeel
like
I
was
20
.
years
I.
C.
f
jne
Hreton.
R
Ciin
C"iiaaaaWi
n3v(
Uj
or
money
back!
That's
the
understanding
on
which
.i
.
.
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are
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mum
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helped
you,
your
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,
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hnttlo
nf
Gin
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todav.
Take
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ives
their
merit!
Regular
she,
40
Pills
Economy
size,
80
Pills
(tl
Uw
II.!..
ist
Uf
Cmi
Pail)
National
Drug
a.Chtmlcat
Company
o(
Canada,
Llmltad
We
serve
you
nothing
but
the
best
Special
Red
Brand
Beef,
Choicest
fresh
Vegetables
and
Fruits
Complete
line
of
Groceries
OUR
DELICATESSEN
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OPEN
DURING
REGULAR
STORE
HOURS
Choicest
Cooked
Meats,
Meat
Pies,
Roast-Chickens,
Fish
and
Chips
dally.
We
are
ready
to
serve
you
Chinese
dishes
Chow
Me
in,
Chop
Suey,
etc.,
to
take
out.
Cooked
with
delicate
taste
and
quick
service.
TRY
US!
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BUTCHERS
Phone
21
Third
Ave.
West
-
Next
Royal
Hotel
RUNNERS
For
Young
and
f
Old
CHILD-S-Sizes
5
to
10
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MISSES'
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11
to
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I.io
BOYS'
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to
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1.J5.-
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to
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1.15
MEN'S
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to
10
2.7."
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or
running
shoes
spoil
your
recreation.
BUY
NOW
WHILE
THEY
LAST
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
L
I
M
IT
ED
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
Sleep
Like
a
Top
on
a
Top
Value
Mattress!
Simmons
Reautyrcst
Mattress
$12.50
Rrstmnre
Supreme
Mattress
-
$12.50
OJther
Spring-filled
Mattresses
-at
$28.50,
$31.00
and
$35.00
Felt
Mattresses
$11.50
and
up
All
sizes
In
stock
Phone
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a
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rr
Prfnfc
ttupett
Daily
rectos
Friday,
March
22,
1946
Watty
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SALADA
TEA
Betty
Ileal
Matched
DECAL
sets
Add
color
au
.charm
lo
your
home.
See
them
on
display
at
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
I
111
!
I
703
Pulton
Street
I
1
HOME
COOKING
AND
BAKING?
AFTEIINOON
TEA
Open
Dally
5
p.m.
to
2:30
a.m.
Dine,
dance
and
be
merry
at
a
happy
holiday
spot.
Kathleen
Davis,
Proprietress.
KATY'S
KLEEH
KITCHEN
Phone
Blue
882
AUCTION
SALE
at
I.O.D.E.
Hall
Saturday,
March
23
2:30
P.M.
Reing
favored
with
instructions
from
Mr.
Thompson
and
others,
I
will
sell
by
public
auction
goods
consisting
in
part
as
'follows:
2
chesterfield
suites,
electric
washing
machine,
2
radios,
dining
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