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SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
RUPERT
31
EN'S
AND
ROYS'
STORE
A
COMPLETE
BOYS'
DEPT.
We've
Got
the
Sloe
It,
Too!
Yes
dree!
This
boast
is
no
idle
chatter.
For
Instance,
are
you
looking
for
boys'
long
pnts?
Or
perhaps
a
new
suit
or
coat!
We've
got
It
A
shirt,
a
tie.
a
cap
or
sweater.
A
few,
steps
to
walk
j
art
around
the
comer
from
Mc-Cu
teh
eon's
Drug
Store
and
youH
find
your
boy's
outfit.
FOR
S
HAVING
ECONOMY,
MY
XMQNEY
GOES
ONI
BLUE
GILLETTE
BLADES
"AND
one
good
reason
JLX.
why
Blue
Gillette
Blades
are
genuine
money-savers
is
that
they
arc
made
of
steel
hard
enough
to
cut
glass
which
means
they
take
an
edge
and
hold
it
for
one
swell
shave
after
another.
"What's
more,
you'll
find
that
this
extra-een,
extra-durable
Blue
Gillette
Blade
not
only
lasts
far
longer
than
ordinary
blades,
but
also
gives
you
easier
shaves."
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rot
extm
shaving
)
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Jan.
20
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at
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10:30
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11:15
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11:33
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11:35
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11:36
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-Guess
Who
SPORT
NEWS
FLOOR
HOCKEY
IS
INTRODUCED
Made
Its
Appearance
Last
Night
and
.Proved
Popular
In
a
land
where
ice
is
largely
of
the
manufactured
variety
Hajr
hockey
generally
shows
up.
It
made
its
first
recorded
public
appearance
here
at
the
Allied
i-pcrt..
night
at
Acropolis
Hill
last
nighr
with
full
accompaniment
jf
stings
and
bruises
when
R.C.
A.F.
triumphed
over
a
combined
Army-Navy
team.
Ero:m
sticks
replace
hockey
sticks
and
the
puck
has
the
appearance
of
an
oversized
doughnut.
Except
for
those
changes
and
the
fact
that
the
players
car
Tm
shoes
the
idea
is
aboul
the
same
as
ice
hockey.
If
a
player
can
find
a
moment
whrn
he
f?els
he
doesn't
need
h.j
brocmstick
to
protect
his
:;hns
he
places
the
end
of
it
In
he
Y.-'.-
in
the
doughnut
pre
ram
bly
in
the
direction
of
the
pi
neni's
goal.
Air
Force
must
have
seen
it
done
before
because
they
beat
the
pcinior
service
combination
7-0
in
a
three
period
game.
Hockey
Scores
National
League
Montreal
Canadiens
4,
Chicago
j
.
Blackhawks
2.
j
American
League
'
j
i
Buffalo
Bisons
5,
Indianapolis
j
Capitals
1.
j
Cleveland
1,
Hershey
1
'tie).
Basketball
Buzz
One
of
the
three
outstanding
basketball
games
that
will
be
played
at
the
Armory
Saturday
night
in
aid
of
the
Coast
Regi-
,
'
ment
Overseas
Cigarette
Fund
will
be
the
Co-op
vs.
High
School
fixture.
During
the
entire
season
these
two
teams
have
met
but
i
once
with
the
Co-op
boys
coming
out
on
top
by
a
meagre
six
points
in
the
last
minutes
of
the
fourth,
quarter.
The
students
have
vcw-ed
vengeance
ever
since
and
Saturday
night'
they
will
take
the
floor
with
the
determination
to!
wipe
out
the
past
defeat.
'
Both
teams
are
evenly
matched.
Teng.
Holkestad
and
Menzies
will
lead
the
co-op
quintette
with
A
toria.
Husick
and
Vicrcck
balancing
out
a
strong
aggregation.
For
the
High
School
Captain
Jimmy
Forman
expects
to
field
a
team
headed
by
Murray
and
Pos-tuk
on
the
forward
line
with
Cruirkshank
and
E.
Ciccone
irading
off
for
the
guards.
The
other
two
gar,3
scheduled
for
Saturday
evening
will
see
the
powerful
Navy
squad
meeting
an
all-star
Canadian
Army
team
and
a
ladies
game.
It
pays
to
use
the
Classified
Ad
columns
in
the
Dally
News.
IF
YOU'RE
LOOKING
FOR
ECONOMY
.
...
here's
the
place
to
find
it.
For
our
prices
are
always
right.
Come
in
for
your
needs
and
browse
around,
for
personal
or
household
articles.
You'll
enjoy
shopping
at
the
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
DE
HAVILLAND'S
CONNIE
DEAN
Aircraft
workers
assembling
the
world's
fastest
fighter-bomber
at
de
Havilland
Aircraft
of
Canada
have
developed
what
for
them
is
a
new
way
of
relieving
tension
in
off
hours
archery.
Through
the
recreation
club
at
the
plant,
scores
of
workers
who
help
to
turn
out
the
famous
Mosquito,
have
enrolled
for
target
practice
on
a
range
set
up
near
the
plant.
One
of
the
most
enthusiastic
fans
at
de
Havilland
is
Connie
Dean
of
the
plant's
traffic
department.
When
her
picture
appeared
in
The
Misquito,
the
workers'
.newspaper,
it
carried
the
following
caption:
"In
the
year
1407,
William
Tell,
hero
of
Swiss
legend,
was
sentenced
to
death
for
refusing
reverence
to
the
Ducal
hat
of
Austria,
unless
he
shot
an
apple
from
his
son's
head.
In
the
year
1941,
537
years
later,
Connie
Dean
of
D-H
Traffic
Dept.
was
'sentenced
to
pose
for
the
above
photo."
Basketball
;
TURN
TABLES
IN
HOOP
GAME
Acropolis
Beats
Tort
Edward
For
First
Time
School
Girls
Win
Again
Acropolis
turned
the
tables
on
Port
Edward
for
a
defeat
earlier
in
the
season
in
"A"
Section
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
League
by
winning
43
to
35
In
a
free
fast-breaking
game
fwhich
was
productive
of
a
fine
display
of
shooting
as
well
as
defensive
work.
Acropolis
built
up
a
long
margin
of
supremacy
in
.the
first
half
at
the
end
of
which
Jt
,ld
by
a
score
of
23
to
14.
Poft
Edward,
which
up
to
this
had
been
undefeated,
.put
on
a,
threatening
falijf
Uh
tlie
second
half,
however,
and
at
one
time
in
the
final
quarter
actually
had
things
tied
up.
But
the
threat
was
removed
and
the
town
men
emerged
on
top
as
the
final
whistle
sounded.
In
a
closely
contested
Ladies'
League
came.
Both
Memorial
High
School
girts
maintained
their
unbeaten
record
by
scoring
a
9
to
6
victory
over
the
Allies.
With
one
minute
to
go
at
the
end
of
the
game
the
score
was
tied
at
G
all
but
Edna
Sandals
and
Betty
Hamilton
came
through
to
give
the
victory
to
the
pupils.
Half
time
score
was
6
to
2
for"
Bo-Me-Hl.
The
school
girls
played
a
fine,
steady
and
clean
game
without
a
single
personal
marked
against
them.
The
Allies
were
ovcr-anxiou
and
were
charged
with
a
number
of
fouls.
The
league
standings
to
date;
A
Section
W
L
Pet.
Port
Edward
G
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8
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3
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Co-op
1
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High
School
0
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Section
W
Navy
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Suds
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Fortrc
4
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2
,
Ninth
.
2
Ladies
W
High
School
3
W.D.'s
3
C.W.A.C
3
Mussallems
3
Allies
3
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0
2
3
5
5
L
0
2
4
4
5
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for
513
Herman
Street.
PERSONAL
couple.
i20i
DRESSMAKING
by
Miss
Gwen
Tutte,
1437
Piggott
Place.
(15)
LOST
AND
FOUND
FOUND
Girls'
identification
bracelet.
Owner
may
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same
by
calling
at
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News
and
paying
for
this
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AND
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AND
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A.
B.
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Phone
427,
after
6
p.m.
White
Apts.
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Accountant.
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etc.
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Ta
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Compiled
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337
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3rd
Ayenue
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504
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AND
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IN
TERESTED
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RED
832.
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FRASER
HOUSE
Phone
Black
823
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H.
HICKS,
Proprietor
Clean,
quiet
rooms.
714
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Street
COMEDY
AND
MUSIC
FILM
Good
Entertainment
in
"And
the
AngtU
Sing;"
Showing
Here
at
Week-end
'
Music
and
comedy
feature
the
picture
'
And
the
Angels
Sing"
which
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
j
Friday
and
Saturday.
Betty
Hutton.
Dorothy
Lamour.
Diana
Lynn
and
Mimi
Chandler
!
are
four
sisters-singers
and
'
dancers
who
are
charmed
by
I
i
Fred
MacMurray
who
disappears
after
borrowing
some
money
j
i
from
them.
.The
girls
Join
Mac-I
Murray's
band
for
an
evening
!
-with
their
dancing,
singing.
I
clowning
sister
act
and
take
the
;
place
by
storm.
Then
a
fast-j
moving
complicated
romance
de-j
velops
between
tears,
laughs
and
i
music.
So
many
love
affairs
arc
I
taking
place
at
one
time
that
"ven
the
players
themselves
be-
come
confused
before
the
flnat
curtain
rings
down.
Raymond
Walburn
plays
the
part
of
the
father
with
Eddie
Foy
Ir.
and
Frank
Albertson
rounding
oCt
the
cast
as
a
pair
of
ardent
suitors.
DAILY
NEWS
mm
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Underwood
portable
typewriter,
like
new.
Phone
Blue
754.
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FOR
SALE
Bedroom
suite,
chest
of
drawers
and
bed,
studio
lounge,
coal
range,
kitchen
table
and
chairs.
1412
6th
Ave.
E.
Call
after
6
pjn.
17)
FOR
SALE
Quarter
Section,
productive,
well
improved,
on
main
highway
and
lake
shore;
four
miles
to
P.O.
and
store.
$3,000.
Particulars
W.
C.
Cooper,
Francois
Lake,
B.C.
U7
FOR
SALE
40x18
swing
mirror
with
floor
base.
Walnut
pedestal
card
table,
38
inches
wide.
1104
8th
Ave.
East.
15
FOR
SALE
Motorcycle
traffic
I
car,
Indian
chief
74,
Model
1939.
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Room
12
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Hotel
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504.
16
FOR
SALE
All-steel
crib
and
play
pen.
Phorie
Blue
660.
j
101
FOR
SALE
Immediate
possession,
comfortable
home
on
Atlin
Avenue
near
bridge.
Fully
modern.
5
bedrooms
(3
on
ground
floor),
living
room,
dining
room,
kitchen,
furnace,
2-car
garage,
garden.
$2650,
cash
or
terms.
H.
G.
Helgcrson
Ltd.
13
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat
-Ring."
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Cow
Bay.
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:
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SALE
Small
coal
and
wood
Gurney
'range.
354
Biggar
Place,
centre
entrance.
15
FOR
SALE
Central
Lunch,
across
from
Capital
Theatre.
Apply
Central
Lunch.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
1937
Nash
model,
3720.
Serial
No.
B312591.
good
rubber,
1
spare,
radio
and
heater.
Maximum
price
$721.
R.
Olsen,
337
7th
Ave.
West.
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873.
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urgently
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town
by
quiet
couple.
Please
phone
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997.
19
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furnished,
for
soldier,
wife
and
child,
on
or
near
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1.
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(16)
WANTED
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frigldalre.
Will
pay
good
price
for
the
right
one.
Phone
17,
ask
for
Christopher.
9i
WANTED
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room
or
board
and
room
lor
wile
and
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or
room
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considerate
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THURSDAY
STARTS
TOMORROW
A
close
harmony
suler
od
wih
no
harmony
their
love
fives
and
mayhem
in
their
hearts
os
Fred
MacMurray,
the
bio,
bod
bandleader
tries
to
moke
love
to
the
whole
family
ot
oncl
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