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sleeping
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Furnished
rooms.
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RENT
2
room
cabin,
960
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FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
V-bottom
boat,
24
combination
pleasure
and
troller,
A-l
condition.
Phone
Red
232.
(118)
FOR
SALE
RD-7
Bulldozer
and
AC-HD-10
-with
Hoover
overhead
loader
and
bulldozer.
Now
working
and
In
good
con-tlon,
recently
.overhauled.
Apply
Good
it
Enemark,
Box
705,
Prince
George,
B.C.
(F.M.W.)
FOR
SALE
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
until'
.noon
of
June
10th,
1947
for
the
purchase
of
Lot
5,
Block
10,
BE.
of
Dl.
931,
Casslar
District,
Map
1515,
Alice
Arm
Townslle,
together
with
three-roomed
house
and
contents
situated
thereon,
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms:
strictly
cash.
Gordon
F.
Forbes,
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Harry
Owen,
deceased.
(121
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FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Furniture
at
the
lowest
prices.
Used
Kitchen
Seta
from
$14.
Slightly
used
Beds,
complete
from
$20.
Hassocks
$2.
Pails
from
50s.
Floor
Lamps
$4.
New
and
Used
Wood
and
Coal
Ranges,
New
Cabin
Cook
Stoves.
Scatter
Rugs,
lovely
designs
from
$1.G5.
All
kinds
of
other
useful
articles.
Come
In
and
look
them
over.
B.
C.
FURNITURE
CO.
Black
324.
FOR
SALE
German
7x50
marine
binoculars.
Carl
Zeiss
adjustable
lens.
With
case.
$435.
Phone
Black
718.
(118)
FOR
SALE
Protection
against
loss.
Fire,
Autc,
Personal
Property
Floater
and
other
insurance.
Armstrong
Agencies,
307
3rd
Ave.
Phone
342,
(136)
FOR
SALE
28
fit.
gillnet
boat
with
5
hp.
Kasthope
engine.
Phone
Blue
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after
5
pjn.
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FOR
SALE
Brooder
started
chicks,
nexcdor
m'.xed.
R.
O.
P
White
leghorns
and
new
Hamipshlres
srllln?
May
12
at
2
weeks
old,
55c
each.
Also
R.OP.
White
Leghorn
puiets
sellin?
May
12
at
10
weeks-old.
$1.30
each.
Add
10c
per
week
on
all
orders
after
above
dates.
Sufficient
cockereU
free.
Your
down
payment
will
hold
order
until
required.
Bal
ance
due
before
delivery.
We
guarantee
satisfaction
and
100
live
arrival.
Shipments
F.O.B.
Kltwanga.
M.
Rowe,
Kitwanga.
X120)
FOR
SALEr-3
room
cottage
on
Ambrose
with
2
lots.
Built
in
'41.
Only
$800
for
cash
sale.
5
room
.house
near
Valhalla
Hall,
basement,
furnace
and
2
lots.
'
$3500.
Terms
available.
Aopfr
Collart
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
(117)
FOR
SALE-
English
pram,
good
.condition,
baby's
folding
bath
and
rocker.
Phone
858.
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TAKE
ADVANTAGE
OF
THESE
PROPERTIES
WITH
VALUE
Recently
built
apartment
house
in
central
location.
Contains
three
furnished
suites
with
good
revenue.
$4500
complete.
Six
room
house,
partly
fur
nished,
on
two
cultivated
lots,
basement.
Immediate
occupancy,
Reasonabl:.
Well-built
three
room
cottage
close
to
McBrirte.
A
bargain
at
$1500.
SeveroJ
choice
building
lots
In
business
section.
See
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
Phone
342.
(118)
FOR
SALE
Salmon
troller,
fully
equipped
in
first
class
condition,
"Laura
L.
II."
Length
35.8
feet,
breadth
9.7
feet,
depth
6
feet;
6.89
registered
tons,
belonging
to
estate
of
A.
A.
Lar-sen,
deceased.
Can
be
inspected
at
McLean's
Shipyard.
Written
tenders
including
terms
to
Brown
&
Harvey,
Box
658,
Prince
Rupert.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
126
FOR
SALE-Cafe
and
Coffee
Shop
hi
thriving
northern
mining
town,
with
modern
f
nnd
monthly
In-
come
over
$700.
A
sacrifice
at
$1,100.
Write
box
234,
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
(118)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
(W)
B.C,
SAVOYS
DEFEAT
WATTS,
NICKERSON
IN
SEASON'S
BASEBALL
OPENER
Baseball
made
Its
1947
debut
in
Prince
Rupert
bunday
afternoon
when,
after
a
brief
opening
cere-many,
Alex
Bill's
Savoy
squad
defeated
Watts
and
Nickerson
by
a
score
9-5
in
a
nine-inning
game
be-tore
several
hundred
fans
who
partially
filled
the
sun-drenched
bleachers.
First
hit
of
the
day
was
a
short
!
inrield
grounder
swatted
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance,
baseball
association
president
off
a
pitch
by
Alderman
A.
S.
Nickerson.
This
was
the
ceremony
that
signalled
the
opening
of
the
season.
Behind
the
plate
was
R.
E.
"Dick"
Moore,
who
with
Mr!
vance,
nad
been
a
member
of
Prince
Rupert's
first
baseball
team.
Considering
it
was
the
first
game
of
the
season,
there
was
some
tidy
ball
playing
in
evi
dence.
The
field
work
was
par
ticularly
promising
in
both
teams
even
though
they
have
made
a
point
of
includln;
younger
players
who
never
be
fore
have
been
.in
regular
team
line-ups.
Alex
Bill,
Savoy
moundsmari,
although
definitely
not
a
rookie,
made
a
notable
start
by
strlk
ing
out
18
batters,
a
point
that
was
offset
only
slightly
by
the
four
hits
which
the
opposing
team
rang
up
against
him.
Dick
Letourneau,
pitching
for
the
clothiers,
shows
signs
of
making
a
steady,
dependable
hurler.
Savoys
stepped
Into
a
sub
stantlal
lead
in
the
Jirst
Inning,
by
marking
up
five
runs
off
three
base
hits.
Morgan
made
the
circuit
first
on
a
fielder's
error,
and
-was
followed
round
the
circuit
by
Arney,
Pavlikis,
Foster
and
Hartwlg.
The
latter
three
came
home
on
a
double,
hit
by
Alex
Bill
who
was
left
stranded
on
second
base
when
the
Inning
ended
Watts
and
Nickerson
started
scoring
In
the
second
Innini
when
Dominate,
Scharfe
and
Letourneau
came
home.
Lamble
hit
a
single
which
brought
Letourneau
in
but
the
old
vet
eran
was
left
on
second
at
tht
end
of
the
Inning.
The
game
remained
scoreless,
and
hitless,
until
the
fifth
inning,
when
Savoy
again
put
on
a
drive.
In
that
Inning,
Savoy
marked
up
five
hits,
bringing
home
two
runners.
Neatest
field
work
of
the
game
was
a
Savoy
double
play
Sim-
undson
to
Hart
wig
to
Forman
the
latter
two
recruits.
With
Lamble
of
the
clothiers
the
runner
on
first
base,
Windle
hit
a
grounder
which
-was.
picked
up
by
Bruce
Simondson
at
short
stop.
Simundson
threw
to
Hart-,
wig
at
second,
putting
out
Lamble,
and
then
Hartwig
hurled
to
Forman
at
first,
tagging
Windle.
Savoy
scored
Its
sixth
run
In
the
sixth
inning
when
Arney,
who
had
received
a
base
on
balls,
came
home
on
a
triple
by
Nick
Pavlikis,
who
-was
left
on
third
base
at
the
inning's
end.
Watts
and
Nickerson
marked
up
their
final
two
runs
in
the
seventh
inning
when
Downle,
substituting
for
Welch,
got
on
base
on
a
fielder's
error,
and
Letourneau
got
a
base
on
balls.
Morgan
brought
in
Savoy's
final
run
In
the
eighth
Inning.
Both
Bill
of
Savoys
and
Let-
J
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
100
acres,
fisherman's
cabin,
float
on
north
side
Ecstall
River.
Lot
6647,
Range
5,
Coast
District.
Price
$500.
10
acres,
all
cleared,
large
house
and
outbuildings,
1
mile
from
Alice
Arm.
Block
A
of
D.L.
51,
Plan
1800.
Price
$1500.
Both
properties
must
be
sold.
No
reasonable
offer
refused.
Write:
Klnnon
&
Company,
425
Hamilton
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(119)
I.ANI)
ACT
Notice
or
Intention
to
Apply
to
I.eiiKe
Land
In
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert
and
situate
along
the
south'
easterly
shore
of
Gordon
Cove,
southwest
corner
of
Ollllatt
Arm.
Cum-Ehewa
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Pacific
Mills
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
Loggers,
Intends
to
apply
Sot
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
being
part
of
the
foreshore
bed
of
Gordon
Cove,
Cumshewa
Inlet,
Q.C.I.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
ap-
nroxlmately
750
feet
S72E.
from
the
SE.
coiner
or
Lot
sb
(t.l.
marl,
thence
N.43
degrees
E.
approximately
1800
feet,
thence
In
a
southerly
and
westerly
cMreotlon
alonrj
the
.high
water
mark
to
tne
point
or
eom-mencement
and
containing
13
acres,
more
or
less.
Date
n'
RVln
Anril
17th.
1947.
PACIFIC
MILLS
LIMITED.
Claudn
fi.
aermvn,
Agent.
DATED
April
17th,
1947.
m
s-ia-ifl-aa
ourneau
of
Watts
and
Nickerson
stayed
the
full,
nine
Innings
on
the
mound,
turning
in.
credit
able
performances.
Watts
and
Nickerson
started
to
make
sub
stitutions
in
the
fifth
inning,
moving
Lamble
to
third
base
from
centre
field
and
taking
Beynon
from
third
to
replace
Pierce
at
jhortstop.
Cloutler,
who
went
to
centre
field
'was
replaced
by
Antone,
and
later,
Downie
went
to
second
base
in
place
of
Welch.
Box
score:
Savoy
AB
R
II
Simundson,
ss
5
0
0
Morgan,
c
.'.
5
2
0
Arney,
3b
5
3
3
Pavlikis,
cr
5
2
3
Foster,
rt
5
1
1
Hartwig,
2b
3
1
1
Bill,
p
4
0
1
Gurvlch,
if
4
0
1
Forman,
lb
t
4
0
0
40
9
10
Watts
and
Nickerson
'
AB
R
H
Welch,
2b
;..
3
0
0
Lamble,
cf
J
3
'
0
2
Kerr,
If
,
4,0
0
Windle,
c
-
4
1
1
Beynon,
3b
4
0
0
Pierce,
ss
3
0
0
Domlnato,
lb
4
10
Bcharfe,
rf
4
11
Letourneau,
p
2
2
0
Cloutler,
cf
Downie,
2b
,.,.
2
0
0
Antone
1
0
0
34
5
4
BUFFALO
BHX-S
JOB
"Birffalo
Bill"
Cody
once
held
the
position
of
"Buffalo
killer;
for
a
jallroad
company,
.
TEAM
STANDINGS
"Jl"
MIXED
LEAGUE
W
L
Brown
woods
11
4
Rebels
9
'
(fl
Sharps,
Flats
9
6
Blue
Jays
8
7
65
Cabs
7
8
Fighters
0
9
Whizbangs
6
9
Hangovers
4
It
TEAM
STANDINGS
"A"
MIXED
LEAGUE
W
L
Highway
Service
10
5
Cougars
9
6
Tornados
9
6
Cuckoos
8
7
Zephrs
8
7
Screwballs
8
7
Sureshooters
5
10
Dodgers
1
11
GEORGE
McWHINNEY
&
Company
CONTRACTING
IN
Decorating,
'
Landscaping
Lawns,
Etc.
147
4th
Ave.
E.
(To
rear
of
Pioneer
Laundry)
Phone
Black
489
P.O.
IJox
1426
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
544
PHASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
MIXED
"A"
BOWL
SCORES
Mixed
"A"
league
bowling
saw
lan
uunuar
oi
.screwballs,
ron
the
highest
individual
single
game
score
oX
277,
v;hlle
H.
Tubb
of
Cougars
bowled
the
Tiigbest
three-game
total,
607.
Both
the
ladles
high
single
and
the
triple
were
bowled
by
E.
Anderson
of
Cougars
with
2C4
r.nd
648
re
spectively.
Cougars
walked
pff
with
the
team
scoring
honors
too,
tallying
1.171
for
the
single
and
2,171
for
three
games.
Game
t:eords
Highway
Service
3,
Dodigers
0
Cougars
3,
Screwballs
0
.
Cuckoos
2,
Sureshopters
:1
Zechyrs-2.
Tornadoes
1
TORNADOES
D.
ChaDple
L.
Raabe
...
V.
Carrier
.
H.
Brewer
...
E.
Btissey
...
A.
Nelson
...
.129
...120
-133
...128
...185
...201
Totals
152
126
86
183
132
143
'
1087
1005
HUCKOOS
B.
Ccwglll
J
61
B.
Salmond
119
L.
Sylvester
....
..
131
E.
MnManus
218
I..
Caminbell
122
H.
Hartz
95
Handicap
104
Total
3i3
1104
PURESHOOTER
Menel'
119
R.
Londn
143
B.
Vuckovltch
133
M.
Munlzaba
160
M.
Parker
.
159
T.
Parker
230
299
103
203
161
198
127
104
157
192
176
259
173
138
132
127
200
161
220
170
Totals
896
822
101C
ZEPHYRS
H.
Watkln
137
175
147
S,
McDonald
".88
179
109
A.
Grimble
181
130
129
E.
Trumibell
vjjr,
244
114
B.
Pavne
"1
P0
19'
A.
Matheson
106
239
197
Handicap
38
38
38
807
134
172
134
115
91
143
104
898
2952
183
155
20S
127
257
178
Totals
949
!C95
1103
COUGARS
E.
Anderson
216
163
264
B.
Anderson
..
175
181
179
m.
Siharff
155
135
149
S.
Rhrff
185
145
1R7
O.
Tubb
210
110
45
R.
Tubb
230
248
189
Totals
1171
987
1013
SOREWBALLS
J.vThornton
,..
143
166
158
Orr
Dunbar
155
177
277
I.
Foot
155
&0
I
Dumas
156
127
B.
TJslck
.
150
108
M.
Blaln
178
171
Handicap
M
16
Total
'003
875
DODGERS
S.
Ramsay
109
110
H.
Eedgar
131
127
E.
Clark
131
142
G.
Clark
115
200
I.
Ramsay
165
116
E.
Horner
152
145
Total
863
840
HIGHWAY
SERVICE
C.
Bellamy
175
86
B.
Bellamy
151
163
J.
Palmer
-
186
145
B.
Helgerson
136
101
L.
Erlckson
133
152
C.
Erlckson
114
202
Handicap
17
17
Totals
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