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Monday,
February
10,
1947
HAZELTON
SKI
MEETING
NEXT
To
be
Held
on
Fine
New
Venue
This
Week
Queen
to
be
Crowned
HAZELTON
With
ideal
snow
conditions
prevailing
and
arrangements
finalized,
the
Hazel-ton
Mohawk
Ski
Club
Is
all
set
how
for
a
big
two-day
tournament
this
Wednesday
and
Thursday
which
is
expected
to
bring;
contestants
from
all
parts
cf
the
central
Interior
to
Parents'
Hill,
which
Is
claimed
to
be
the
fastest
and
best
equipped
-:slcitnt'
venue
In
the
district,
pos-TJessln:
as
It
does
the
only
ski
?tow
In
central
British
Columbia.
.
"T;ic
meet
will
be
staged
on
-the
entirely
new
ski
hill
completed
T
JInec
last
summer
on
property
"jrjrcsenled
by
George
Parent
and
near
which
at
Two
Mile
Ziitions
are
proceeding
for
pro-'perly
on
which
a
club
house
will
X.be,
built,
J.
Another
feature
of
the
ski
meet
will
be
ceremonies
in
con-
jiectlon
with
the
crowning
of
Ski
Qneen
for
which
honor
the
can-
"""dldates
have
been
Miss
Dorothy
Iovc.
fponsored
by
the
Farmers'
Institute;
Miss
Audrey
Benson,
candidate
of
the
merchants,
and
,",
Mj.s
Geraldine
Martin,
backed
by
thi
ski
club
Itself.
Allan
Benson
Is
presllent
of
the.
Mohawk
Ski
Club.
SCORING
IN
"B"
BOWLING
Individual
scoring
In
"B"
league
ladies'
bowling
at
the
..
week-end
was
as
follows:
V
dockettes
ZZR.
Magnes
109
137
130
r
.-;B.
Chrlstensen
....
118
139
128
i.s;M.
Montgomery
176
132
153
F.
Hallgrlnson
..
195
148
178
Z
E.
Anderson
184
139
111
.Jl"
Totals
782
693
710
i'W.
P.
T.
B.
-E.
McCrank
47
193
.
112
.P.
Black
...r
82
78
130
t-I-A.
Holketsad
146
191
212
M.-Johnson
79
123
73
Low
Score
109
132
111
;
Totals
403
714
638
PEOPLES
-STORE'
'C.
Bellamy
153
167
153
!T-M.
Stewart
92
92
53
t
Rriimy
ID3
178
107
T-S.
Rnmsay
138
156
131
'
Z
Z-
H"ad!ey
...
120.
116
154
I
;
2
Totals
608
709
598
X-?.
CO-OP
S.
Johnson
91
92
120
i-sM.
Shrubsall
122
122
100
IkB.
Rudderham
158
183
114
-J.
Clark
142
150
103
IP'.
Simondson
80
144
81
-Totals
593
691
578
-
WATTS
Si
NICKERSON
.-V.
Wrathall
210
146
200
jTE.
Moxlcy
85
173
155
--N.
Munthe
124
152
131
'
Noble
154
151
115
-Ja.
Wrathall
119
m
194
it.T0tah
092
745
795
paWVHIRLWINDS
rJg.
Cowgill
215
144
137
s?A.
.DeMacre
176
95
130
Mennell
171
79
177
Morse
1G0
170
224
ZjtH-
Postuk
90
192
174
r.-rTotals
812
680
842
IATLIN-
-,.0.
McNeill
101
83
93
Cramer
172
93
122
rrL?
Schroder
88
133
104
Campbell
80
87
90
rrflJLutson
191
153
221
......
-Totals
692
554
635
r.4REVENUE!RS-
...R,
Andreassen
....
130
180
141
;-Tr,
Stangebye
105
135
145
K,
Reid,
117
197
125
!'
HS
Ramsay
156
160
156
flE'r
Rougeau
174
161
158
Scrotals
682
833
725
-3"khatadas
!.5V;
Turcotte
152
97
104
M.
MiRae
113
119
105
i-B
Payne
160
119
108
T)rA:.
Grimble
99
108
156
1L
Watrin
106
130
154
;"v
"Tofals
630
573
627
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RUPERT
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SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
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and
Brass
Castings
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and
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Welding
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
Hoop
Team
Withdrawn
Savoys
Win
as
ltatnmakers
Quit
Co-op
Beats
Port
Edward
Saturday
night's
main
event
in
the
basketball
rird
at
lUe
Civic
Centre
ended
lu
a
win
for
the
Savov
sauad
when
Coach
Alex
Bill
of
the
Bo-Me-Hl
Rainmakers
withdrew
his
team
from
the
floor
with
less
than
half
a
minute
left
In
'.he
game.
In
the
heat
of
the
argument
that
ensued
when
the
referee
expelled
the
captain
of
the
Rainmakers
from
the
game.
Coach
Bill
yanked
his
team
"rather
than
have
them
seriously
injured
in
such
a
rough
game."
That
fairly
well
sums
up
the
type
of
game
It
was
hard
fouht
and
rough.
With
only
23
seconds
left
and
the
score
standing
at
43-42
for
the
Savoy,
Coach
Bill
made
his
decision,
much
against
the
desire
of
both
the
fans
and
his
own
players.
Both
teams
fought
hard
throughout
the
game
and,
from
the
opening
whistle,
it
was
close.
Finishing
the
first
quarter
out
in
front
H-10
the
students
went
on
to
lead
at
the
half
19-15.
In
the
third
quarter
Savoy
came
roaring
back
and
took
the
lead
33-30.
In
the
last
period,
with
all
the
.spirit
of
the
two
teams
put
into
the
game,
tempers
began
to
get
short
and,
consequently.
the
play
roughened
uo.
It
was
surprising
that,
In
such
a
furious
match,
only
25
fouls
were
handed
out
by
Rereree
Fred
Cal-derone
and
Umpire
Sev
Domin-ato,
15
to
the
High
School
and
10
to
Savoy.
High
scorers
were
Ted
Arney
of
Savoy
and
Mel
Thompson
of
the
Rainmakers
with
19
and
18
points
respectively.
Rainmakers
Thompson
18,
Hartwlg
9,
Lavigne
l,
Clccone
4,
Forman
6,
Skog,
Flaten,
David:
son
1,
Intermela.
Total
42.
Savoy
T.
Amey
19,
M.
Holke
?tad
2,
R.
Holkestad
4,
Davis
7,
Vuckovlch
4,
D.
Arney,
Haugan
3.
Murray
4.
Total
43.
Co-op
Beats
Pert
Edward
CQ-op
came
out
'of
the
dol-
drunS
lo-wallop
Mi
Port
Ed
STTu
1
K
rt
n
"in
'1
.
t
i
A
wilrd
squad
43-33.
Two
important
factors
brought
on
this
win.
One
was
'the
scoring
spree
put
on
by
Ole
S!atta
and
the
other
vjs
:h?
strong
defence
put
on
by
the
Co-op
which
held
the
usual
big
gun
of
Port
Edward,
Gurney,
to
a
mere
9
points.
It
was
Co-op
out
in
front
all
the
way
but
it
was
not
until
the
last
half
that
they
were
able
to
move
well
out
In
front.
Leading
6-5
at
the
end
of
the
first
quarter
Co-op
lengthened
the
lead
by
half
time
to
remain
on
top
18-14.
Moving
Into
the
third
frame
It
was
Co-op
all
the
way
with
Port
Edward
showing
very
little
of
their
usual
fight.
The
fourth
period
opened
up
28-20
for
Co
op
with
Slatta
showing
the
way.
Quite
possibly
Port
Edward
missed
their
defence
man,
Morvrn.
who
was
forced
to
sit
this
game
put
on
the
bench
with
an
in-
ured
leg.
'
Handling
the
whistle
was
ref
eree
Fred
Calderone
and
Umpire
Don
Hartwlg
with
Doug
Shier
the
scorer
and
Vern
Cicconc
timer.
Co-op
Petersen
2,
Menzies
2,
Slatta
19,
Sheppard
10,
Leland
3,
Wesch,
Viereck
6.
Lewis
1.
Total
43.
Port
Edward
Gurney
9,
Clay-Ion
4,
Stevens
2,
Barton
8,
A
Stevens.
Alexcee,
S.
Alexander
1,
T.
Stevens
9,
Zccsaw.
Total
33
Another
Upset
By
Watts
and
'Nickerson
Coming
up
from
behind
the
plrlted
Watts
and
Nickerson
squad
upset
Orotto
with
a
33-30
score.
It
was
the
second
time
In
as
many
games
thut
Watt3
CONSUMERS
WHAT'S
MAPLE
LEAFS
FINALLY
WIN
Scored
Easy
5
to
2
Victory
Over
Boston
Bruins
Saturday
Night
TORONTO
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
scored
their
first
National
Hockey
League
victory
in
six
starts
Saturday
night
when
they
scored
an
easy
5
to
2
win
over
Boston
Bruins.
Johnny
Meeker
pulled
the
hat
trick
by
making
three
of
the
Leafs
counters
The
Montreal
Canadiens
won
again
by
eking
out
a
close
4
to
3
victory
over
Detroit
Red
Wings.
Accordingly,
the
Canadiens
still
have
their
five
point
margin
of
leadership.
Week-end
scores
were
as
follows:
Saturday
Detroit
3,
Montreal
4
Boston
2,
Toronto
5.
(It
was
the
first
win
for
Toronto
In
the
last
six
starts).
Sunday
Nov
York
2,
Detroit
5.
Boston
4,
Chicago
6.
Next
Games
Wednesday
Montreal
at
Chi
cago,
New
York
at
Boston.
The
league
standings
to
date:
W
D
L
F
A
Pts.
Montreal
.
.23
12
148
98
Toronto
...
25
13
1
115
Boston
....
16
12
123
133
New
York
18
21
122
125
Detroit
13
23
120
150
Chicago
..
14
25
126
174
and
Nickerson.
had
pulled
an
upset.
This
leaves
them
still
In
last
place
but
only
one
game
be
hind
the
third
place
Grotto.
Legion
is
next
'with
Gyro
sitting
,on
top
of
the
Junior
League.
.'The
percentages
are:
Gyro
.800,
Legion
.500,
Grotto
.400
and
Watts
and
Nickerson
.333.
The
game
was
fast
and
well
played
with
these
Junior'
teams
almost
stealing
the
show
from
the
seniors.
At
the
end
of
the
first
quarter
Grotto
was
out
In
front'
4-3.
Then,
In
the
second
frame
they
lnereYsed
this'
to
12-8.
After
he
half
time
breather
Watts
and
Nickerson
got
rolling
and
nosed
out
the
Grotto
to
lead
19-17.
The
last
quarter
almost
ended
In
a
tie
as
the
wall
scoreboards
showed
that
the
score
was
t!ed
up
but,
on
checking,
the
referee
found
that
the
score
was
officially
33-30
in
Watts
and
Nlckerson's
favor.
Once
again
Ray
Spring
of
the
CIcthiers
was
high
man
with
12
points
and
again
it
was
Webster
and
Scharff
who
stood
out
on
the
defence.
But
the
usual
spark
plugs
for
the
Grotto,
were
very
noticeable
by
their
absence
from
the
spotlight.
At
present
Grotto
seems
to
be
In
a
slump
but
this
will
pass
and
should
see
some
close
battles
for
the
play.
off
positions
now
that
Watts
and
Nickerson
Is
making
.
a
bid.
Watts
and
Nickerson
Spring
12,
Bill
4,
Laurie.
Ratchford.
Jones
1,
Webster
7,
Scharff
3,
Kelly
6,
Qarner.
Total
33.
lirotto
Hebb
6,
ICurrle
5,
Youriman
4,
Owens
5.
Qraham
5,
R.
Anderson
1.
B.
Anderson
4.
Johnson.
Total
30.
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MEET
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TRAINS-SERVICE
TO
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IN
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(II.
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P.O.
Box
167
Terrace
DON'T
LET
YOUR
ORDERS
GO
TOO
LATE!
Orders
are
piling
up
and
the
supply
situation
Is
not
so
good.
You
are
advised
lo
keep
your
orders
well
in
advance
to
give
us
the
best
possible
chance
to
keep
you
supplied.
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116
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117
FUEL
AND
BUILDING
MATERIALS
DOING
in
TEN-PIN
LEAGUE
"RIG
TEN"
Team
Games
Total
Average
3.
Bury
Savoy
39
6758
173
R.
Sparks
..
Savoy
42
7240
172
N.
Klnslor
B
A.
Oil
3
6
6060
138
N.
Ounderson
Imp.
Oil
36
5960
166
D.
Arney
-
Imp.
Oil
42
6896
164
T.
McMeekln
-
B.-A.
Oil
....
42
6840
163
j.
currie
Imp.
Oil
39
6241
160
F.
Morrison
-
99
Taxi
30
4810
160
E.
Pierce
-
W.
&
N
42
6659
159
R.
Anderson
W.
&
N.
42
6619
158
MOTORS,
B.-A.
OIL
WIN
10-PINS
General
Motors
took
advantage
of
an
extremely
generous
handicap
to
Inflict
three
straight
drubbings
on
Imperial
Oil
in
the
men's
10-pln
bowling
league
session,
on
Sunday,
while
B.
A.
Oil
achieved
similar
unblemished
victory
over
Watts
and
Nickerson.
Savoy
took
two
games
from
99
Taxi.-
N.
Gunderson
of
Imperial
Oil
came
up
with
.547
to
win
the
hlh
three-game
score,
and
also
tied
-vllh
F.
Morrison
of
99
Taxi
for
the
high
single-game
score
of
292.
Imperial
Oil
had
the
highest
aggregate
score.
2,468.
B.
A.
OIL
B.
Wick
130
zl57
133
N.
Klnslor
183
195
157
B.
Windle
145
133
99
J.
Comadina
147
124
166
T.
McMeekln
157
155
161
Total
762
764
172
Handicap
40
40
40
Total
802
804
761
WATTS
AND
NICKERSON
E.
Garner
133
151
147
M.
Irving
133
131
111
R.
Vuckovlch
104
126
Ml
E.
Pierce
147
1
80
148
R.
Anderson
143
182
148
Total
665
773
683
Handicap
-
28
28
28
Total.
693
798
713
GENERAL
MOTORS
Davis
a
153
153
170
J.
Haugan
ljo
180
139
Murray
158
177
130
Holkestad
155
170
154
N.
Haugan
160
126
186
'
Total
756
896
779
Handicap
75
75
75
Total
831
881
854
IMPERIAL
OIL
V.
Dell
148.
153
173
O.
Hcwe
133
"160
1124
J.
Currie
162
180
163
D.
Arney
157
182
178
N.
Gunderson
202
174
ill
I
Total
802
855
809
Handicap
13
13
13
Total
815
868
822
B
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and
J.
P.
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155
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Schedule
For
the
East-
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
u
p.m.
From
the
East-
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
iu:i3
n.m.
WORLD
OF
SAVOY
R.
Sparks
153
162
182
W.
Smith
127
132
123
V.
Clccone
176
155
145
M.
Simundson
147
130
140
P.
Bury
-
163
183
192
Total
771
765
784
Handicap
23
23
23
Total
794
788
B07
99
TAXI
F.
Morrison
160
160
202
L.
Beaudry
119
122
133
N.
Stromdahl
151
154
151
A.
Comadina
161
153
151
A.
Balllie
114
130
167
Total
705
731
804
Handicap
39
39
39
Total
744
770
843
TEN-PIN
LEAGUE
Standings
and
Averages
W
L
Pts.
Pins
B.-A.
Oil
8
1
8
6769
Gen.
Motors
7
2
7
6700
Savoy
5
4
5
7157
Imperial
Oil
4
5
4
7354
99
Taxi
2
7
2
6509
W.
tz
N
1
8
1
6665
REBUILD
HUGE
GLASGOW
DOCK
OLASGOW
O1
A
6,275,000
($125,100,000)
scheme
to
reconstruct
Glasgow's
great
QueenM
Dock
has
been
approved
by
the
Clyde
Navigation
Trust.
The
Job
will
take
eight
years
and
the
new
dock,
when
complete,
will
have
nearly
3,000
yards
of
berthage
with
depth
of
32
feet
at
low
water.
Near
the
centre
of
the
city,
Queen's
Dock
will
be
provided
with
full
shed
and
rail
facilities
and
modern
cargo-handling
gear.
Deep
-draught
ocean-going
ships
up
to
500
feet
long
will
be
able
to
use
the
dock
There
will
be
13
ocean
berths;
AGE
SHOWS
YOUTH
BRIDGETOWN,
NjS.,
-
Frank
Fowler
believes
In
the
old
adage
that
you're
only
as
youn
as
you
feel.
Hp
is
freouentlv
seen
demonstrating
straight
and
fancy
-
skating
to
youngsters
here.
Fowler
Is
82
years
old.
Professional
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Besner
Block
-
Phone
387
If
Its
a
Rock
Job-Call
a
Rock
Man
can
M.
SAUNDERS
Blue
666
Concrete
Sidewalks,
Basements
I
don't
take
work
I
cannot
do
myself.
JERRY
VREBOSCH
PAPERHANGING
and
'
PAINTING
PHONE
372
P.
N.
Kllborn
w.
Peterson
BERT'S
TRANSFER
AND
MESSENGER
Lumber
-
Coal
-
Wood
-
Baggage
Freight
-
Express
Phone
Blue
810
Night
Calls
Green
977
Prince
Rupert
PRINCE
RUPERT
FLORIST
.
A.
R.
LOCK
Wedding
Bouquets
Corsages
Designs
Potted
Plants
Bulbs
Novelties
Prompt
attention
to
mall
order:.
Box
516,
Phone
777,
300
3rd
Ave
i
Serving
the
Fisheries
Industry
WKLLS
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LTD,
V.
A
It
T
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(1
1:
Certified
Weighers
-
Samplers
rieeondltloners
Labelling
Contractors
BLUE
980
KM
PROMPT
td
EFFiaiMT
SUOK1
Mil
nmr
(4tM
to
G0UJMIIA
OPTICAL
CO.
IP
HELL
DIVERS
SETTING
PACE
Again
Won
Clear
Sweep
Bowls
Victory
in
War
Assets
Trundling
League
Pace-makinj
Hell
Divers
won
another
clean
sweep
three
game
to
nil
victory
in
War
Assets
Bowling
League
at
the
wesk-end
with
the
lowly
Chickens
again
getting
It
in
the
neck.
In
other
fixtures-
Wing
Dingers
won
over
Wasps,
Spitfires
over
Mosquitoes
and
Sharpshooters
over
Gulls
by
scores
of
two
games
to
one.
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
HELL
DIVERS-
H.
Brewer
200
223
174
J.
Ham
190
188
121
E.
McManus
156
123
176
P.
Derlg
95
126
11.
Vuckovlch
237
233
225
Totals
789
912
822
CHICKENS-
G.
Howe
133
105
Joy
Berg
110
93
115
N.
McCaffery
...
100
150
153
D.
Houston
179
181
202
Low
score
95
121
Low
score
120
Totals
528
729
722
WASFS
Z.
Vuckovich
107
123
128
D.
Hoghlad
70
109
112
L.
Raake
143
158"
194
E.
Mennell
88
141
165
S.
MacDonald
98
153
172
.Totals
306
634
771
WING
DINGERS
Ham
103
73
101
Holland
128
138
163
M.
Parker.
82
118
110
Ooodlad
147
162
186
J.
E.
Parker
214
189
270
Totals
674
080
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SPITFIRES
Poituk
198
114
162
Torreng
183
185
91
DeMaer
155
179
200
Dalglelah
141
123
211
Sparks
188
179
193
Totals
883
783
842
MOSQUITOES-
C
Michle
157
150
201
W.
Brown
158
142
131
E
Mennell
108
103
254
T.
Parkhouse
309
159
187
H
f01
JiKAlNi,
SPRAINj
I
1
CHRYCO
BRAKE
FLUID
DOES
A
BETTER
JOB
Through
greater
extrimti
of
heat-and
cold
...
from
340
ilrgrtti
Cilirenlitit
lo
80
degree
below
ero,
N.II"
CIIRYC.O
SUI'r.R
UKAKi:
II
HID
reliini
id
fluid
mie!
Conirihiuciloi
wfer
driving.
1
lie
best
safeguard
for
brakes
against
wear
and
corrosion.
In-gineered
and
made
by
Chrysler.
Specify
CHRYCO
SUPER
ItRAKfi
TUU1)
and
he
sun
1
Comt
in
and
tee
ut
tnday
I
What
CHRYCO
means
CHRYCO
Is
I
ride
nimecoineJ
from
"Chrysler
Corporation".
Parts
and
accessories
bearing,
this
trademark
art
guaranteed
by
the
men
who
design
inrysier,
ri-mouth.
Dodge
and
DeSoto
motor
cars,
Fargo
and
i
Dndgt
t
luwia
trucks
and
Chrysler
Industrial
I
ngines.
Wnillt
I'll'l)
RUPERT
MOTORS
M.MITI.n
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
nOfi
SPORl
Ladies
"A"
League
Bowling
Standing
Bi;
Sisters
37
20
37
Savoy
37
20
37
Variety
37
20
37
Annettes
36
21
38
Liwky
Strikes
29
28
29
Ideal
Cleaners
24
33
24
j
Orange
23
34
23
Moose
23
34
23
Toilers
,
20
37z20
Milter
Bay
19
33
19
W
LPts.
H.
llartz
:
123
204
162
TolaU.
655
758
935
GULLS
M.
Momzaba
103
178
130
N.
Powell
141
114
151
O.
Nelon
148
140
110
J.
Unwtn
142
162
141
P.
Dustan
150
81
147
Total
C39
C75
679
SHARPSHOOTERS
A.
Nelson
177
253
143
R.
Corrlnch
i
90
136
127
V.
Tdrrens
..127
113
124
P.
Moore
..:
.
.115
201
114
S.
White
173
143
273
Totals
685
846
761
The
standings
to
date:
Second
Half
Hell
Divers
12
3
Wasps
'
9
6
Wlni
Dingers
8
7
Sharpshooters
8
7
Spitfires
7
8
Gulls
6
9
Mosquitoes
6
9
Chickens
4
11
12
8
8
7
6
6
4
You
saw
It
in
The
Ncwsl
"moon
ttstj.,
?
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and
'
;
tlll
ctnff
i...
Jailedjorth
GENU
ELECT
lamp
Bill
A
GREAT
CHANCE
FOR
A
FINE
COAT
A.
erne
EXCIIANOE
BLOCK
Three
sailings
Per
Week
for
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SUATTLK
Tuesdays,
1:30
p.m.
Coqultlam.
Fridays.
12:00
Midnight
Catala.
Saturdays,
0:15
p.m.
Camosun.
KKTCIIIKAN
Fridays.
12:00
Midnight.
STEWART
and
WAV
I'OINTS
Sundays,
10
pjn.
QUE
F.N
CIIAUI-OTTES
Fortnightly.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave
Phone
568
LONDON
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