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DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Monday,
March
5,
1945
Rupert
Peoples
Store
HEAD
-
lights
in
New
Millinery
Rupert
Peoples
Store
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE'S
Big
Clearance
Sale
of
HIGH
GRADE
WOMEN'S
SHOES
Still
In
Full
Swing!
If
you
have
nol
already
got
what
you
wanted,
come
in
again
.
.
.
Wc
put
out
New
Bargains
Daily
until
stock
is
sold.
Be
Your
Loveliest
this
Spring...
One
of
our
latest
pcrmancnts
or
haid-dos
will
do
it.
Make
an
appointment
now
with
PEGGY
SAUNDERS
(Annette
Powell)
Fourth
Street
(across
from
Post
Olficc)
Phone
Blue
917
Free
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY
To
East
Section
TUESDAY
THURSDAY
SATURDAY
To
West
Section
FROM
2
TO
5
P.M,
Kindly
give
us"
your
order
before
12
o'clock
noon
during
your
delivery
day.
We
serve
Special
Red
Brand
Beef.
All
choicest
fresh
and
cooked
meat
fresh
vegetables
and
'
fruits
complete
line
of
groceries.
TERMS
CASH.
ALL
PRICED
FOR
ECONOMY
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
PHONE
21
THIRD
AVE.
W.
Cambridge
Clothes
FOR
THE
MAN
WHO
KNOWS!
MORGAN'S
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
WEAR
3rd
Ave.,
next
to
Ormcs
GROCERIES,
MEAT,
FRUIT
AND
VEGETABLES
Make
this
your
community
shopping
ti
centre
SKEENA
GROCERY
500
5th
Avenue
East
Phone
531
Today
in
Sports
ADAK
WINS
ALASKA
CHAMPIONSHIP
FROM
PL
EDWARD
IN
TOUGH
SERIES
Port
Edward's
hard
fighting
basketball
aggre-
gation
bowed
in
defeat
Saturday
night
to
the
Adak
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an
Aleutian
base.
The
southern
army
team
lost
by
a
score
32-29
after
defeating
Adak
in
the
seeondtgame
01
me
piayous
Dy
a
score
so-m
on
Friday
night.
Adak's
da-feat
on
Friday
night
was
their
first
loss
in
24
games
in
the
Islands
and
All
Alaska
series.
Adak
won
the
first
game
in
the
final
two-out-of-threc
scries
Thursday
night
by
a
score
41-39.
Henson
of
Port
Edward
and
Sealey
of
Adak
were
easily
the
best
individual
players
in
the
series.
However,
Horn
of
Port
Edward
and
Ward
of
Adak
merited
special
mention.
Ward
lobbed
in
the
winning
basket
in
Saturday
night's
game.
Nobody
was
fooling
on
the
floor
Saturday
night.
The
lead
changed
hands
eleven
times
during
the
game
nine
times
in
the
second
quarter
alone,
and
it
was
anybody's
game
until
the
final
minute
of
play
when
Adak
came
forward
with
a
free
throw
and
twQ
field
shots
to
overcome
Port
Edward's
lead.
Top
scorers
were
Henson
of
Port
Edward
and
Britt
of
Adak
with
10
points
each,
followed
by
Moline
of
Port
Edward
with
nine
and
Ward
of
Adak
with
eight.
Horn
of
Port
Edward
was
top
scorer
in
Friday
night's
game.
He
tallied"
12
points
and
was
followed
by
Thompson
of
Port
Edward
and
Britt
of
Adak,
each
with
10
points.
POST-WAR
SECURITY
TEKIMAN,
Gold
Coast,
O)
Every
native
woman
here
who
receives
an
allotment
from
a
soldier
puts
part
of
it
into
the
Post
Office
savings
bank
to
provide
a
fund
in
readiness
for
her
husband's
return
and
to
help
in
the
war
effort
meantime.
Minora
Blades
give
LOW-COST
SHAVING
Minora
outlasts
end
"outshaves"
ordinary
double-edge
blades.
For
honest-to-goodness
economy,
try
Ihe
quality
blade
In
the
low-price
field.
Fits
your
double-edge
razor.
Delmort
Frozen
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Raspberries,!
Strawberries,
Sliced
Peaches.
Enterprise
Fruit
Co.
PHONE
343
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SPOT
TAXI
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TAXI
SAILINGS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Way
Points
Tuesday
SS
Catala.
Friday
SS
Cardena
Sailings
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
every
ten
days.
Further
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
563
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iii
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Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
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PHONE
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Hockey
Scores
'-
SATURDAY
National
League
Montreal
2,
Toronto
3.
American
league
Indianapolis
2,
Cleveland
4
Buffalo
3,
Pittsburgh
3.
SC
Louis
2,
Hershey
3.
SUNDAY
National
League
Toronto
6.
New
York
3.
Boston
4,
Detroit
10.
Montreal
4,
Chicago
6.
American
Leajruc
Cleveland
9.
Indianapolis
0.
Providence
3,
Pitburgh
1.
Buffalo
2,
Hcrshey
1.
Sport
Chat
The
world
ny
weight
champion
finally
won
a
fight
but
hardbitten
ring
followers
such
as
the
sports-writing
gentry
took
the
sad
view
that
Joltln
Jackie
Pat-
1
erson
had
slipped
from
the
heights.
Jackie,
recognized,
as
world
king
by
both
Britain
and
the
United
States,
was
seeking
to
regain
a
little
of
the
prestige
he
lost
in
two
unexpected
and
decisive
defeats.
He
was
matched
against
an
unknown.
Stoker
Jack
Grimes
who
got
the
cheers
from
a
packed
house
in
a
London
suburban
theatre.
Paterson
got
a
close
verdict
after
eight
rounds.
1he
fight
itself
was
a
humdinger.
It
featured
toe-to-toe
year
old
Paterson
also
hit
the
j
canvas
four
times
jecause
His
vicious
wild
swings
missed
their
target.
Newspaper
tories
of
the
fight
emphasized,
that
this
wasn't
j
me
paterson
01
tne
acvastauns
punch
who
rode
to
the
top
by
quick
knockouts.
His
timing
was
bad,
he
didn't
have
the
same
zip.
and
the
tough
stoker
Just
would
1
not
stay
down.
Indeed,
the
writers
figured
it
waj
a
sad
commentary
that
a
world
champion
w-as
matched
with
an
unknown
jwho,
at
best,
had
had
mediocre
'success.
I
Paterson
won
the
world
title
iback
in
1913
when
he
took
just
CI
seconds
in
his
home
tjvn
of
Glasgow
to
knock
out
Peter
Kane,
a
former
tltlcholdcr
who
rose
again
to
top?flight
position
in
a
comeback.
Success
after
success
followed
for
Jackie
until
he
met
Danny
Webb,
Montreal
.3gro
member
of
the
Canadian
Army,
in
a
London
non-title
bout
last
Ostoter.
wi';),
another
"unknown"
in
Britain,
gave
the
champ
a
pasting
and
forced
him
to
retire
after
three
rounds.
Several
weeks
later
Paterson
met
Petty
Officer
Ben
Duffy,
another
featherweight,
and
a
home-town
crowd
saw
Jackie
knocked
out
for
the
first
time
in
his
blazing
career.
The
end
came
in
the
seventh
round.
Paterson
previously
had
b?aten
the
sailor
twice
on
points.
The
non
-
title
fight
with
Grimes
was
at
the
feather
limit
of
12G
pounds
but
this
was
more
of
a
handicap
to
Grimes
than
to
BOXERS
WIN
TEAM
TITLE
Captain
and
Craftsman
Top
Hill
in
Canadian
Tournament
Overseas
SOMEWHERE
IN
SOU!
HERN
ENGLAND.
March
5
H
A
cap-lain
and
a
craftsman,
slugging
toe
to
toe,
topped
the
bill
when
an
armored
reinforcement
unit
won
the
team
boxing
championship
of
a
Canadian
military
area.
The
armored
mlttmcn
defeated
base
workshop
team
by
16
points
to
11.
Best
of
the
nine
bouts
was
a
heavyweight
slugfest
In
which
the
captain,
G.
L.
Wlllcox
of
Calvary,
took
a
decision
from
Cfn.
R.
G.
Ratcliffe
of
Edmonton,
after
three
furious
rounds.
Sgt.
W.
J.
Calhoun
of
Lethbridge.
Alta.,
outfought
Gnr.
R.
IX
(Wylic
of
Wetasklwin,
Alta.,
In
one
of
the
two
bouts
won.
by
the
loshifr
team.
It
was
a
middleweight
match
and
kept
the
hundreds
of
spectators,
mostly
Canadian
ser-
i
vicemen,
roaring
throughout.
I
In
the
welterweight
division,
Cfn.
D.
V.
Saunders
of
Hamilton,
Ont.,
defeated
Gnr.
J.
Maylch
of
Sydney,
N.S.
In
another
welter
set-to
Bdr.
C.
E.
Pyle.
all-round
Negro
athlete
from
New
Water-
ford,
N.S.,
won
from
Cfn.
Jim
Patterson
of
Ottawa.
There
were
three
technical
knockouts.
Sgt.
C.
A.
Brabant
of
Reglna
had
a
knockout
over
Cfn.
Nick
Werenka
of
Edmonton
who
didn't
come
out
for
the
second
round
of
a
lightweight
bout;
Bdr.
V.
R.
Courchesne
of
Sherbrooke.
Que.,
kayoed
Cfn.
R.
C.
Heard
of
Edmonton
In
the
third
round
of
another
lightweight
tilt,
and
Gnr
F.
Hemphill
of
Woodstock,
N.S..
downed
Cfn.
A.
P.
Cross
of
Peterborough,
Ont..
in
the
second
round.
Calisthenics
Are
Aid
to
Athletes
NEW
YORK,
March
5
O
Maj
or
Leazuers
could
improve
pre-
exchange3
and
there
-wasn't
a
big
I
Vi0US
performances
by
about
30
difference
in
points
despite
j
percent
this
season
if
club
own-Grimes
taking
six
counts.
The
23-1
ers
take
a
hand
In
SCeing
that
their
players
get
in
good
physical
shape,
declares
Eddie
McCor-mack.
McCormack,
who
put
in
16
years
of
physical
djrcctlng.
would
put,
the
diamond
athletes
through
90-minute
drills
consist-ins
of
calisthenics,
mat
work,
running
and
bike
riding.
"Physical
conditioning
,
helped
the
Brooklyn
Dcdgers
win
the
National
Learuc
pennant
in
1941,"
lys
Eddie.
RUSSIANS
ARE
SPEED
SKATERS
MC-CCW.
March
5
(?
-Russian
speed
skaters,
both
men
and
women,
will
make
a
strong
bid
this
season
to
break
national
and
world
records.
Speed
skating,
one
of
Russia's
oldest
and
most
popular
winter
sports,
will
be
on
almost
as
high
a
plane
as
in
pre-war
days
with
various
city,
district
and
trade
union
championships
deciding
entries
for
the
U3S.R.
titles.
In
addition,
the
Labor
Reserves
Sport
Society
wilWio'd
its
own
titular
meet
for
juvenile
When
Soviet
power
was
established,
speed
kating
already
was
well
developed.
Like
all
other
games,
it
was
recongnlzcd
as
a
mass
sport
and
before
the
war
more
than
115.C00
competed
in
official
races,
onc-quarlcr
of
theni
women.
In
pre-revolutionary
years
Paterson.
Jackie
weighed
122
but
.Russia
had
many
outstanding
Ice
the
stoker
had
to
train
hard
to
get
down
to
weight.
Paterson
has
been
fighting
feathers
bscause
he
wants
to
add
the
British
and
Empire
feather
crowns
held
toy
39-ycar
old
Nel
Tarleton
to
his
collection.
It's
not
really
much
of
a
weight
handicap
because
Jackie
has
plenty
of
trouble
getting
down
to
the
flyweight
limit
of
122
pounds.
On
the
same
n!?ht
as
the
Pat-
crson-Grimcs
battle,
Duffy
drew
with
Syd
Worgan,
Welsh
featherweight
champion,
in
a
10-round
bout
at
Birmingham.
Grimes
had
previously
beaten
Worgan
on
points
and,
to
add
to
the
Confusion,
Danny
Woods,
a
six-foot
shipworker
and
little
known
as
a
boxer,
came
to
London
a
few
I
weeks
ago
and
beat
Duffy.
A
box-
er
who
suffered
a
fractured
Jaw
'
midway
through
an
eignt-rouna
1
welterweight
bout
concealed
the
injury
and
went
or
to
win.
He
was
Joe
Orsatclll
of
the
Fighting
French
Navy
and
he
defeated
the
strong
favorite,
George
Odwell,
who
retired
after
hitting
the
floor
three
times
in
the
final
round,
C.N.R.
Trains
Tor
Hie
I'-at
Dally
exrrpt
Sunday
8
p.m.
Prom
I
he
t'.at
I
Dally
except
Monday
10
4b
p.m.
speedsters
and
the
first
races
were
held
in
1864
by
the
St.
Petersburg
Speed
Skaters
Club.
From
that
beginning
the
country
produced
speed
and
figure
skaters
who
won
European
titles.
Briefs
From
Britain
Dy
the
Canadian
Praia
WEST
FARLEIGH,
Kent,
Eng.,
(f
G.
E.
Cloke.
futiier
race'.iorse
owner
and
breeder
of
racing
pig
eons
committed
suicide
by
shoot
ing
himself
with
a
double-barrelled
shotgun,
a
coroner's
Inquest
decided.
His
pigeon
loft
contained
birds
worth
$27,000.
ABERYSTWYTH,
Wales.
0
E.
Prosier
Reese,
editor
of
the
Banner
and
Times
of
Wales
and
winner
of
the
Bardic
Crown
at
the
Welsh
National
Eisteddfod
in
1923,
has
died
at
the
age
of
43.
KINGSDON,
.
Eng.,
ID
Yew
threes
reputedly
2,000
years
old
with
a
girth
of
25
feet
still
stand
near
St.
Edmund
"church
In
the
wood'
In
this
Kent
town.
The
trees
are
thought
to
have
formed
a
Saxon
cattle
compound,
CHUCKLES
The
boy
was
being
interviewed
by
the
rector
of
a
select
Glasgow
school
with
a
view
to
his
"What's
your
name?"
he
was
asked
and
replied:
"Pa'erson."
"What
did
you
say
your
name
was?"
the
rector
demanded
sev
erely.
"Pa'erson,"
repeated
the
boy,
adding,
"With
two
fs."
Boss:
"I'm
surprised
at
you.
Do
you
know
-what
they
do
with
boys
who
tell
lies??
Office
Boy:
"Yes
sir.
When
they
get
old
enough
the
firm
sends
them
out
as
salesmen.
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FOR
SALE
Fire
-damaged
house,
2
lots,
garage
and
woodshed,
on
Atlln
Ave.
Apply
935
1st
Ave.
West.
(501
FOR
SALE
Vacuum
cleaner.
violin
and
guitar.
Phone
uiacn
322.
55
FOR
SALE
Soldier
must
sell
niotorboat.
Best
offer
takes
it.
Apply
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950
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(56)
FOR
SALE
Two-burner
electric
plate,
perfect
condition.
$10.50
cash.
Phone
Green
821.
(55)
FOR
SALE
Brick
lined
Quebec
coal
heater,
like
new;
double
bed
stead.
941
2nd
Ave.
West.
155)
for
SALE
ZVi
cords
dry
stove
wood;
man's
bike,
good
con
dition.
515
Tayior
street,
or
Phone
Blue
277.
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FOR
SALE
Wicker
buggy,
fair
condition,
$11.
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952
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55)
FOR
SALE
8-tube
Majestic
standard-wave
radio,
$25.00.
Phone
Green
782.
(56)
FOR
SALE
New
modern
6-room
house,
concret.e
basement
wash
tubs,
newly
furnished,
electric
fireplace,
copper
water
pipes,
nice
garden,
on
2
lots.
Immediate
occupation.
1911
Graham
Ave.
Phone
Blue
700
after
5.
57
FOR
SALE
Palmer
5
h.p.
Mar
ine
engine,
complete,
as
new.
Apply
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News.
i?-5'
FOR
SALE
Club
rung
Roller
canaries.
Hens
$2.00
cacn.
box
315
City.
Phone
Blue
519.
(55)
FOR
SALE
2
houses
on
1
lot.
2nd
Ave.,
near
Lindsay
s.
Large
house.
6
rooms
and
bath,
va
cant
March
45.
Also
small
house
on
rear
of
lot.
Both
in
good
condition.
Terms
$2250,
half
cash,
balance
over
2
years
at
5.
H.
G.
Hclgerson
Ltd.
MACHINERY
FOR
SALE
(5G)
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
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umiicd,
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B.C.
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WANTED
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or
suite
for
army
officer,
wife
and
15-year-old
boy.
Urgently
needed.
Phone
646,
business
hours.
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size
house.
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Mrs.
Johnson,
Central
Hotel.
(55)
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or
'40
model
45
or
61
Harlcy
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Box
954
Daily
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(55)
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pay
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to
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rooms
or
suite.
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Sgt.
Leech,
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machine.
$75
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about
4x7,
green
preferred.
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Blue
448.
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also
larger
radio
for
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Box
955
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A.F.
153.
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cook,
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4
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(56)
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Blue
699.
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8th
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couple
only.
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225
9th
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(55)
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on
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night.
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TO
OUR
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cotum
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March
5.
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and
Miss
Stlnson,
located
at
Mctropole
Building,
moving
to
1213
West
2nd
Ave.
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Blue
102.
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L.
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Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc
Income
Ta
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Compiled
Besner
Block
Phone
387
R.
HUNDEIDE
WATKINS
DEALER
337
Seventh
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
973
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