4
Prince
Rupert
Da
Hp
Bcius
Tuesday,
February
25,
1947
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AND
THAT
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nil
.
Jim.
'
r
I
made
an
exception
Wpter
Runs
Free,
But
Is
Expensive
Even
without
benefit
of
being;
blended
and
bottled
by
the
B.C.
Liquor
Control
Board,
.water
can
be
an
expensive
commodity,
the
panadian
National
Railways
authorities
here
have
learned.
The
water
In
question,
.was
some
that
escaped
from
a
broken
main
after
it
had
passed
through
a
meter.
A
letter
from
railway
divl-4"slonal
superintendent
C.
A.
'Berner
complained
to
city
xouncil
at
a
Jump
in
the
rail-way's
water
bill
from
a
monthly
average
of
$287
to
$1,500
during
January.
The
extra
charges
were
marked
up
by
the
meter
while
the
water
was
pouring
out
through
a
break
In
the
line
in
an
una:cessible
spot.
Mr.
Berner
asked
a
rebate
down
to
the
monthly
average,
and
cited
a
previous
similar
Instance
in
which
it
had
been
done.
Council
referred
the
matter
lo
the
city
.engineer
for
report
to
the
finance
committee.
j
"
SCHEDULE
OF
!
I
FIVE-PIN
BOWLS
March
3
Fish
ock
vs.,
Gyro;
Morgans
vs.
Burns;
Stones
vs.
Malkins;
North
Star
vs.
Co-op;
Moose
vs.
Grotto;
Post
Office
vs.
Peoples
Store.
March
10
Moose
vs.
North
North
Star;
Co-op
vs.
Post
Of-
flce;
Gyro.
vs.
Burns;
Malkins
,-,
VS.
Moreans'.
Peonies
Stirp
vs
91;
.
,r
-
.
Stones;
Fish
pock
vs.
Grotto.
March
17
Peoples
store
vs.
Malkins;
Gyro
vs.
Stones;
Mor-
g'ans
vs.
Co-op;
Post
Office
vs.
j;
Fisn
Dock;
Grotto
vs.
North
?u
s(ar;
'
Hums
vs.
Moose.
March
24
Post
Office
vs.
Mor-v.j
gans;
North
Star
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Malkins
vs.,
Grotto;
Gyro
vs.
Moose;
Fish;
Dock
vsr
Burns;
Stones
vs.
Co-op.
..
.
March
31
Stones
vs.
Fish
.Dock;
Grotto
vs.
Gyro;
Co-op
vs.
Moose;
Peoples
Store
vs.
Burns;
North
Star
vs.
Morgans;
-
Malkins
vs.
Post
Office.
April
7
Morgans
vs.
Grotto;
i
Burns
vs.
Co-op;
Peoples
Store
vs.
Fish
Dock;
North
Star
vs.
Malkins;
Post
Office
vs.
Gyro;
Stones
vs.
Moose.
1
April
14
Co-op
vs.
Peoples
......Store;
Malkins
vs.
Fish
Dock;
Burns
ys.
Post
Qfflce;
Stones
""'
ys.
Grotto;
Morgans
vs.
Moose;
Gyro
vs.
North
Star.
A.pril
21
Grotto
vs.
Burns:
Stones
vs.
North
Star;
Fish
Dock
vs.
Morgans;
Moose
vs.
Post
Office;
Gyro
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Co-ope,
ys.
Malkins.
April
28
Malkins
vs.
O,yro;
Fish
dock
vs.
Moose;
Grpto
vs.
.Co-op;
Burns
vs.
North
Star;
dstqnes
ys.
Post
Office;
Peoples
'Store
vs.
Morgan's.
May
5
Post
Office
vs.
Grotto;
jFlsh
Dock
vs.
North
Star;
Mor-J
Jans
vs.
Scpies;
Peoples
Store
yse.
Moose;
Co-op
vs.
Gyro;
Burns
vs.
Malkins.
22,000
NEW
SCHOOLS
NEW
DELHI
O)
Twenty-two
thousand
new
primary
schools
are
jo
be.
opened
within
the
next
10
years,
the
Education
Minister
announced
recently.
This
will
insure
that
no
child
will
have
to
-walk
more
than
IVi
miles
to
attend
school.
EARLV
BALLOONING
Tlie
Iritballoon
ascension
in
America
took
place
at
Philadelphia
Jn
1793.
1
In
this
case,
boss!"
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
February
25
High
School
vs.
'
Savoy.
March
1
B.C.
Packers
vs.
High
School.
March
4
Savoy
vs.
B.
C.
Packers.
March
8
B.
C.
Packers
vs.
Savoy.
March
11
Savoy
vs.
B.C.
Packers.
March
15
Savoy
vs.
H
1
g
h
School.
March
18
High
School
vs.
B.C.
Packers..
March
22
'Savoy
vs.
High
School.
March
25
High
School
vs.
B.C.
Packers.
GRADED
BV
SHAPE
Atlantic
oysters
are
graded
according
to
the
shape
of
the
jhell,
which
affects
the
plumpness
of
the
oyster
meat.
MONARCH
TOURIST
STOCKHOLM
i
King
"Gus-itav
V,
Sweden's
88
year
-
old
monarch,
may
resume
his
customary
visits
to
the
French
Riviera
this
spring,
it
was
re-
nnrfpri
horn
Tf
nAem
materialize,
he
m.ay
depart
for
a
recreational
trip
to
Nice
within
the
next
two
months.
FIGHT
ROAD
DEATHS
LONDON
fiJ)
By
means
of
many
mechanical
devices
Britain
is
teaching
hundreds
each
day
how
to
keep
death
off
her
roads.
The
devices
are
Dart
of
an
exciting
show
for
children
and
adults
organized
by
London
Country
Council
In
collaboration
with
the
Royal
Society
for
fne
Prevention
of
Accidents.
TEN-PIN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W
L
Pts.
Savoy
1Q
5
10
G.
Motors
'9.
C
9
IJ.-A.
Oil
9
6
9
99
Taxi
7
8
7
Imp.
Oil
5
10
5
W.
and
N.
5
10
5
1JOWJ.1NG.
STANDING
Ladies'
"A"
Bowling
League
fiayoy
4.1
22
4.1
Variety
40
23
Ai.nettes
40
23
4Q
13
Sisters
39
24
39
Luckies
33
3Q
33
'
Orange
28
35
28
Mocse
"27
3(5
27
'
Tdel
Cleaners
.
26
37
2C
Miller
Bay
21
42
21
Toilers
20
43
20
EXHIBITION
HAIL
fLOOR
FOR
TENNIS
Tender
for
the
old
Exhibition
Building
which
was
badly
damaged
by
a
gaU
a
month
asp,,
was
awarded
to
a.
group
of
local
men
whose
prime
purpose
Is
to
u.se
the
floor
of
the
building
for
an
out-door
tennis
court.
City
council
last
night
granted
the
ruined
bulging
to
a
group
consisting
of
Doug
Frizzell,
Vio
Menzies,
Ec'ivrtird
Garner,
Gurj-iiar
Anderson
and
Jaick
McNulty
for
tint
purpose,
with
the
usual
provision
that
the
area
be
cleared
of
all
debris.
The
award
ws
made
on
the
basis
that
use
of
the
floor
as
av
tennis
court
would
encourage
outdoor
iipcrt
and
was
granted
asainst
almost
a
dozen
other
cash
bids.
The
group
agreed
to
give
school
children
in
ihe
city
supervised
instruction
in
tennis
on
three
days
each
week.
Ladies
'A'
Bowling
March
4
Savoy
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Orange
vs.
Toilers,
Ideal
Cleaners
vs.
Lucky
Strikes.
Moose
vs.
Annettes,
Variety
vs.
Miller
Bay.
Marcn
u
Orange
vs.
Lucky
Strikes,
Ideal
Cleaners
vs.
Annettes,
Moose
vs.
Miller
Bay,
Tullers
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Variety
vs.
Savoy.
March
18
Ideal
Cleaners
vs.
Moose,
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Miller
Bay,
ToileTs
vs!'
Savoy,
Variety
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Orange
vs.
Annettes.
March
25
Annettes
vs.
Miller
Bay,
Ideal
Cleaners'
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Toilers
vs.
Variety,
Orange
vs.
Moose,
Lucky
strikes-
vs.
Savoy.
April
1
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Variety,
Toilers
vs..
Miller
Bay,
Orange
vs.
Ideal
Cleaners,
Moose
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Annettes
vs.
Savoy.
"GAS
ATTACK"
Every
time
people
cough
or
sneeze,
doctors
Warn,
they
pro-
puce
a
"gas
attack"
with
a
dan
ger
;range
of
from.
10.
to,
15
feet,
perms
may
settle
pn
articles
subsequently
handled
by
others.
flRsnByB
STILL
AILING
Here
Is
a
picture
taken
In
happier
days
of
Bab?
Ruth,
one-time
Home-Run
King
of
the
Big
Leagues.
He
Is
'shown
with
his
wife
and
daughter.
Ruth
is
still
languishing
in
a
New
York
hospital,
making
slow
progress
after
rpcent
serious
Today
in
Sports
RECORDS
FALL,
PINS
FLY
IN
110-PIN
LEAGUE
Old
playing
records
were
shattered
and
new
ones
set
up
at
Sunday's
session
of
the
men's
ten-pin
league
In
a
series
61
brilliant
games
which
saw
Frank
Morrfson
take
the
season's
record
for
the
individual
three-game
scoring,
only
to
have
it
scooped
away
from
him
again
by
the
former
record-holder,
Scoop
Bury.
A
new
repprd
for
team
aggre
gate
scoring
also
was
set
by
Savoys
who.
.rolled
up-a
total
of
2.C34
pTns
for
the
three
games.
Morrison,
a
99
Taxi
player,
stirred
things
up
when
he
ran
games
scores
of
159,
217
and
208
for
the
season's
highest
three-
game
total
of
584,
thereby
hurl-inij
a
challenge
at
Scoop
Bury,
former
record
holder.
Bury,
who
rolls
the
balls
for
Savoy,
took
this
as
a
piece
of
impertinence
which
must
be
overcome
at
any
cost
and,
thereafter,
his
pin-boy
got
no
rest.
Vien
the
air
was
finally
clear
of
silvers,
Bury
had
marked
up
a
new
aggregate
record
of
593,
built
on'
game
scores
of
213,
177
and
203.
Inspired
by
Bury,
his
team
mates
Sparks
and
Clccone
turned
in
respective
aggregate
scores
of
555
and
532,
thereby
giving
Savoys
the
season's
highest
pin
total
for
a
single
session.
Incidentally,
Savoys
also
rolled
the
day's
highest
single
game,
936.
Savoys
now
hold
the
top
placs
In
the
league,
with
General
Motors
and
B.-A.
Oil
tied
for
second
place.
Game
scores:
Savoy
3;
B.-A.
Oil
0.
Watts
and
Nickerson
3;
Gen
eral
Motors
0.
99
Taxi
3;
Imperial'
Oil
0.
SAVOY
Sparks
176
183
195
Smith
147
150
140
Clccone
194
t?8
1C0
Slmundson
206
137
174
"
uury
213
177.
2C3!
Handicap
17
17
17
Total
953
842
896
WATTS
AND
NICKERSON
Irving
127
143
112
L.
Garner
127
174
154
E.
Pierce
153
161
199
Andersen
180
148
168
Garner
190
156
193
Handicap
26
26
23
Total
.
803
808
852
99
TAXI
Morrison
159
217
203
Stromdahl
142
169
175
Baillle
171
137
192
A.
Comadina
167
137
159
New
CHRYCO
QiUtom-bMUed
BRAKE
LINING!
HPS!
Here'
the
newest
safety
de
velopment
in
brake
engineering;
It's
the
NEW
CHRYCO
CUS-TOM-DRILLED
BRAKE
LINING
s
i
i
developed
by
Chrysler
engineers.
Under
actual
test,
these
CHRYCO
DRAKE
LININGS
have
proven
that
brake
friction
increases
their
efficiency
!
Pack-iged
for
al(
four
wheels.
Rclin
with
better
CHRYCO
and
be
wrt.
Come
in
antl
see
us
today
I
"CHRVCO"
MEANS
I
"CHRYCO"
it
1
trade.
name
coined
Ifom
"Cbryilrr
Cor.
Duration".
Part!
and
arrp.m.
this
trademark
ire
tuaranitcd
by
the
men
who
deitcn
Chrysler,
My.
mourn,
uuaxc
ana
uevito
cars,
rargo
and
Uodte
irucKi
ana
i.nrysier
ladiutrial
Cncintf.
RUPERT
IIQTQItg
LIMITED
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
566
'M.
Comadina
122
164
123
!
Handicap
22
22
22
j
Total
83
840
879
R.-4.
piL
Wick
153
137
161
Kinslor
178
183
187
Windle
166
129
162
j.
Comadina
150
134
127
McMeekin
"'
162
158
110
Handicap
41
41
41
Total
850
772
824
GENERAL
MQTpRS
Davis
.'
119
135
125
j;
Haugan
lie
144
99
Murray
150
151
123
Holkestad
158
132
135
Hougap
159
172
152
Handicap
"4
7$
74
Total
.':.
782
803
708
IMPERIAL
OIL
Dell
181
164
170
Howe
..:
.114
135
144
Currie
109
150
175
Arney
136
146
157
Gunderson
137
147
182
Handicap
8
8
8
Total
685
750
842
SCHEDULE
FOR
LADIES
"B"
BOWLS
February
27--At"!
vs.
People,
W.P.T.B.
vs.
ileyenu'ers,
Khata-das
vs.
Dockettes,
Whirlwinds
vs.
Bankqrs,
po-ojp
vs.
Watts
A:
Nickerson.
March
6
Wqtts
&
Nickerson
vs.
W.P.T.B.,
Khataflas
vs.
Whirlwinds,
Co-op
'vs.
Atlin.
Bankers
vs.
flockettes.
Peoples
ys.
Reyen-uer.i.
Maroh
13
Khatadas
vs.
Peoplp
Co-op
vs.
W.p.T.B,
Bankers
vs.
Revenuers,
Whirlwinds
vs.
Air,
Watts
Nick'efsoh
vs.
Dockettes.
Marpn
20
Co-cp
vs.
Dockettes,
Bankers
vs.
Pepples,
Whirlwinds
vs.
W.P.T.B.,
'Watts
S:
Nickerson
vs.
Revenuers,
Khatadas
vs,
At-lin.
'
March
.27
Bankers
vs.
AUln,
Whirlwinds'
vs.
po-op,
Watts
&
Nickersprl
ys.'
Peoples,
Khatadas
vs.
W.P.T.B;,
Reverters
vs
ppek-ettes.
April
3
Whirlwinds
vs.
Revenuers,
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs.
Bankers.
Khatadas
vs.
Co-op.
Peoples
vs.
Dockettes,
AtUn
ys.
W.P..T.B.
HICKS
FRASERHOySE
Dalmatian
Male
Puppies
For
Sale
....
$25
Phone
Black
823
NOTICE
The
Daily
News
wishes
to
draw
attention
to
the
rule
that
classiffeci
arid
transient
advertising
is
payable
in
advance
at
the
office
at
Ume
of
presenting
copy
for
advertising.
Those
desiring
to
advertise
in
this
manner
in
the
Dally
News
are
askd
to
assist
the
office
and
respect
this
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
advertising.
Bmmss
and
PHONE
BLUE
155
12
4th
Ave.
East
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AND
PAINTING
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SHOP
Permanent
Waving.
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches.
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4th
Street
:
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655
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HOME
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CONTRACTORS
Building
and.
Repairs
of
al
kinds
Roofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
PHONES:
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Magazines
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Engineers
Phone
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Box
274
ffOOP
fALK
Herb's
back
and
Savoy
got
him.
That's
the
word
going
around
.the
lo?al
hoop
circuit
right
now.
Herple
Morgan,
the
flashy
player
of
many
previous
lecal
squads,
has
returned
to
town
after
spending
the
last
eight
months
In
Toronto.
But
the
news
that
he.
is
to
play
for
Savqy
came
nearly
a
month
ago,
when
the
basketball
executive
reshuffled
the
players
of
the
old
99
Taxi
Ipto
the
B.C.
Packers
bunch.
Savoy
were
determined
that
they
were
going
to
get
a
sharp
so
they
held
out
until
finally
the
bakftliaU
executive
consented
to
give
them
IdrbU-Morgan;
when
he
returned,
packer
were
happy,
Savoy
was
ha(py
and
the
tligh
School
stayed
pat.
Tonight
when
ic
Rainmakers
and
Savoy
tangle,
many
things
are
going
to
be
held
in
balance.
With
Savpy
ami
Hlah
School
all
tied
up
in
first
place,
somebody
is
.going
to
lose.
Who?
Can
Her-bie
work
In
with
Suvoy
and
If
sd
can
High
School
take
the
iead
in
Ihe
Senior
"A"
League?
Tonight's
same
will
ree
a
change
In
the
standings,
no
matter
what
happen.?,
but
with
both
Hi
School
and
Savoy
ey'ctyig
the
top
spot,
It's
going
to
be
a
real
battle.
The
trend
cf
the
local
hoop
Picture
Is
to
get
as
technical
as
possible
so,
in
view
of
this
fact.
cpach
Alex
Bill
of
the
Rain-1
""M"
gui,
ma
ouys
vogemer
and
plpked
a
full-time
floor
captain.
Eddie
Clccone,
the
quiet,
....
.
fllct.
ftl,n.J
11
was
?iecica
io
tn
s
post
by
a
ballott
held
In
the
dressing
room
after
Saturday
night's
game.
IUsh
School
once
a-?aln
comes
into
view
but
this
time
as
ths
recfelent
of
a
very
fine
gesture
cn
ihe
part
c-f
the
Prince
Rupert
Roller
Rink.
To
help
the
students
finance
their
forthcoming
trip
to
the
provincial
Invitation
High
School
basketball
tpurna-
ASTHMA
SUFFERERS
Gt
wrlcome
relief
from
the
wheeling
chokin
lasping
X
rule
for
breal
h
rau?l
by
Aithma.
Tike
KAZ-M
All,
gneciallr
made
to
relieve
Asthma
miery
quickly
romfort.
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t
utlrr
r.
iIUmv.
Dont
leanot
her
nleht'ii
sloop
Take
kAZ-M
Al
I
today.
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it
at
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for
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and
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Income
Tax
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to
be
held
in
New
Westminster
March
7-8,
the
manage,
ment
of
the
roller
r'nk
Is
turning
the
yroceedj
of
Wednesday
night's
skating
session
pver
to
the
Bo-Me-Hl
team.
Back
to,
the
big
game-
tonight
Savoy
are
going
to
be
minus
oyc
of
their
most
valuable
members-Coach
"Doc"
Montgomery.
The
"Doc"
is
at
present
In
Vancouver
and
the
game
tonight
will
show
if
his
boys
can
carry
out
his
coaching,
even
in
his
abteme.
Or
will
they
rcyert
to
their
old
style?
If
they
do,
it
will
be
a
wide
open
"flrehorse"
game,
something
that's
usually
only
diiplaj'ed
by
the
High
School.
Another
tie
is
to
be
broken
.
the
ce.ni
i-
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guess
,
,
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nnn
r,
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tho
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crenr
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mRM
ITS
amazing
how
many
times
you
heat"!
til
smoke
a
pipe"
.
.
.
especially
v,
hen
the
iokl
very
simple.
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decided
to
smoke
ipiKil
start
off
with
a
Ilurle
tobacco.
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will
kp
J
cool,
ana
tince
you
light
up
it
stays
lit.
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is
the
pick
of
the
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ml
grown
in
sunny
soutbtrn
OntirA
GET
SOME
TO-DAY!
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Won't
Be
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tntil
the
busy
scm
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and
commercuul
truck
operators
will
have
to
have
dependable
anS
f
free
service
from
their
equipment.
We
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That
you
come
In
and
lets
-
the
necessary
repairs
X0W!
prevent
coniy
tie-ups
later
on.
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are
well
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and
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to
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tl
promptly
ana
efficiently.
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rrince
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SI
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100
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Third
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:
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to
Shcl
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
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Prop.
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