Prftue
Rupert
2?n(Ip
EJcUis
Thursday,
March
15,
1947
Native
Hoop
Tourney
FINE
DISPLAY
BY
SIX
NATIVE
BASKET
SQUADS
PORT
STMPSON
ATHLETIC
CLUB;
rcrcoLrrir
kitkatla
taicf;
oprcwxr;
honors
The
opening'
rounds
of
the
big
All-Native
Basket-hull
Tournament
got
off
to
a
roaring
start
last
night
in
the
Civic
Centre
gym
before
a
capacity
crowd.
In
the
three
games,
six-
top
notch
squads
battled
for
first
place
honors
with
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club;
Sons
of
Kincolith
and
Ki'fRatla
taking
the
nod
re-
f
pectively
over
Young
People's
j
Educational
Association
of
Port
Simpson,
Mctlakatla
and
Kitl-maU
The
first
match
between
the
two
rivals
of
Port
Srmpson
ended
in
a
75-59
win
for
the
more
experienced
PSAC
over
the
younger
YPEA,
In
the
first
half
!
the
two
club?
battled
hard
and
clo.se
with
the
half
time
score
all
fed
up
at
34-34.
After
the
half,
the
pressure
bean
to
tell
on
11k
lasers
and
PSAC
be?an
to
forge
ahead
steadily.
The
third
period
was
disastrous
for
squad
U
highly
favored
the
YPBA
as
PSAC
dropped
in
now
to
take
the
top
Mt
for
Classified
Advertising
-
-
eiwiriflon:
an
per
word
prr
Insertion,
minimum
charge.
60c.
Birth
Nntlees,
Soc;
Cards
of
Thanks.
Death
Notices,
Funeral
Notices.
Marriage
ana
Engagement
Announcements;
12.
FUNERAL
NOTICE
HOLM
In
the
city
Tuesday.
March
11,
1947,
Hans
Holm,
age
71
years.
Rev.
A.
O.
Aasen
will
hold
services
in
Grenville
Court
Funeral
Chapel
at
2:30
pjn.
on
Monday,
March
17.
Interment
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
B.C.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
arrangements.
61)
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
6-room
house
on
one
floor;
2
lots,
full
basement
and
furnace.
Very
central
location.
$4500,
terms.
Less
for
cash.
Apply
Collart
and
Mc-Caffery
Ltd.
167)
FOR
SALE-30
it.
trolling
boat
and
gear
and
halibut
gear.
Phone
Red
495
after
C
p.m.
162)
FOR
SALE
Perambulator
and
crib.
Phone
Red
435.
(63
FOUR-ROOM
BUNGALOW
on
2
lot3
with
garde";
Pembroke
bath;
part
basement;
garage:
view;
on
7th
East;
near
Conrad
School.
$3500;
terms
can
be
arranged,
Also
THREE-ROOM
COTTAGE,
recently
redecorated;
close
to
McCride
on
8th,
Reasonable
for
cash.
See
Armstrong
Agencies,
Phone
342.
(02)
FOR
SALE
12
lots.,
foundation
and.
first
floor
10'x24',
sheeting
studding?
and
rafters.
792
Alfred
Street:
'
(CD
FOR
SALE
Heavy
duty
Imperi.
al
12
h
p.
propeller;
2
stuffing
boxes,
shafting,
double
ignition.
Good
power
for
30-34-(ft.
boat.
Apply
A.
Enockson,
at
Dndgn
Oovc.
G2)
FOR
SALE-
Counter
with
hand-wrought
iron
grille;
also
good
office
safe.
May
be
swrt
at
Empire
shop.
Mhko
otter
to
Dally
News.
(tfl
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Furniture
at
the
lowest
prices,
Used
-5
p!cc
Kitchen
set
$14.
Radio
fjood
player
$17.50,
Beds
and
Springs
like
nr-w
$12.
llas-.":rks
$2.
0
Plrre
Dining
Room
Srt
$30;
Palls
50c.
3
Piece
Chesterfield
$49.50.
Floor
Lamp
$4.
New
Scatter
Rugs
lovely
deigns
frcm
$1.05.
Aluminum
pots
new,
from
60c.
All
kinds
of
other
useful
articles.
Come
and
look
them
over.
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
FOR
SALE
Small
chicken
ranch
situated
at
2
Mile,
near
Hazel-ton,
B.C.
18
lots,
13
cleared,
fenced,
5
with
timber.
Large
cedar
log
barn,
used
as
chick
brooder
house.
2
brooders,
1
oil;
1
coal500
chicks
each.
Hawk-proof
wire
chicken
run.
Poultry
equipment.
Two
other
chicken
houses.
Pi?
house,
hay
house,
garden
tools,
large
modernized
dwelling,
cedar
logs.
Good
well
at
back
door.
Large
cook
stove,
heater,
tables,
kitchen
cabinet.
400
Improved
everbearing:
strawberry
plants,
producing
large
delicious
berries
from
early
summer
until
late
October.
Ideal
for
returned
couple.
Ap-phi
Box
50
Hazeltonj
B.
C.
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use-
the:
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured1
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf
)
25
points
to
the
Young
People's
nine.
In
the
last
Trame.
although
the
losers
tried
hard
to
keep
in
the
battle,
the
beat
they
could
do
was
to
drop
basket
for
basket
with
their
rivals.
But
the
YPBA
Had
the
distinction
of
'having
the
highest
scorer-of
th
nipht
as
T.
McKay
roared
lliromjh
for
a
fabulous
30
points.
ire
was
2lwn
a
tou.3h
run
by
Ed
Sampson
of
the.
PSAG
who
netted'
23
points
for'
his-
club.
This
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Reliable
housekeeper,
light
housework,
good
wages.
No
objection
to
woman
with
child,
school
age.
Box
211,
Daily
News.
tf)
CLOTHING
FIRM
ORGANIZING
Mail
Order
House,
seeks
reliable
representative
for
Prince
Rupert
and
surrounding
territory.
Must
have
references.
Commission
basts-.
Write
to
Eox
210
Daily
News.
(61)
WANTED
Local
representative
for
high
grade
cosmetics
and
toiletries.
Some
business
experience
desirable
but
not
es
sentlul.
Preference
given
to
financially
responsible
lady
with
poise
and
local
prestige.
Head
office
representative
here
soon
to
make
appoint
ment
and
give
necessary
train
ing.
Apply
at
once
to
Box
212
Daily
News.
(00)
HELP
WANTED
MALE
APPLICATIONS
will
be
received
toy
the
undersigned
before
noon,
Monday,
March
21,
for
position
as
Accountant,
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Apply
in
writing
stating
age,
experience,
quallfictalons
and
salary
expected.
H.
T.
Thairi,
City
Clerk.
(62)
FOR
KENT
FOR
REN
T
Small
furnished
suite.
Phone
Blue
638.
(66)
FOR
RENT
Single
sleeping
room,
with
kitchen
privilege.
221
5th
East.
Phone
Red
807.
(02)
FOR
RENT
Flat,
Rand
Block,
6th
and
Fulton.
Apply
Heil-broner's
Jewelry
Store.
(tf)
ROOM
AND
HOARD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
Table
meals.
Rome
away
from
home.
Men
preferable.
622
Fraer
Street.
(86)
LOST
AND
I'OUND
FOUND-
Keys
In
brown
leather
case.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
the
Daily
News
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
(t'f)
FOUND
Keys
on
string.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
the
Dally
News
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
(tf)
PERSONAL
MIDDLE
AGED
WOMAN,
will
look
after
children
afternoons
or
evenings,
Phone
Green
588.
(tf)
DltESSMiAKINO,
Alterations
and
repairs.
Women's
hose
repaired.
Phone
Blue
273;
(72)
n:imrifl.Tus
up
imi'ikivdmcm-s
LLOYD.
LLOYD
No.
2.
MINTO
No.
2,
MINTO
No.
3.
READY
BULLION.
AND
POWDER
FRAC.
MINERAL
CLAIMS.
,
Situate
In
the
Atlln
Mining
Division.
Where
located:
On
the
west
side
of
the
Tulserjuah
River
about
six
miles
above
Its
Junction
with
the
Tnka
Lawful
holdr;
Polarls-Taku
Minim?
Company,
Limited.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Polarls-Taku
Mining
Company,
Limited,
of
076
West
Hastings
Street,
Vancouver,
B.O.,
Free
Miner's
Certificate'
No.
46423
H.
Intend,
at
the
end'
of
sixty
days
from
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
Certificates,
of
Improvements
for
the
purpone
of
obtain-Ins
Crown
grants
of-tbe
above
claims.
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
section
85
of
the
"Mineral
Act,"
must
bo
commenced,
before
the
Issuance
of
such
Certificates
of
Improvements.
Dated-
this
2Sth
day
of
February.
1947.
the
play-offs
but
anything
could
happen
In
their
match
tonight.
KIXCOLITH-METLAKATLA
The
smooth-
working-
Doolan-Gurney
combination'
gave
the
Snns
of
Kincolith
a
play-off
spot
as"
thr
boys'
from
Up
north
swept
through
to
a
5C-37
win
over
the
MetlakaUa
squad.
Net-tin?;
4G
of
their
team's
points,
II.
Doolan
and
A.
Gurney.
were
a
terrific
combination
for
the
Metlakatla
team
to
overcome.
But.
in
the
opening
minutes
of
the
game,
the
boys
from
across
the
harbor
nearly
ran-
away
with
the
honors,
chalking
up
a
14-
to
0-shutout
before
the
Kin
colith!
.quad
could
get
moving.
It
Metlakatla'js
smooth-
working
squad
had
kept
up
t
ho
way
thev
had
started,
quite
possibly
the
match"
wouiu
have
ended
dif
ferently.
But
Ournev
of
Kin
eolith-
found;
hi
eye
and-
tlw
first
"frame
closed
up
14-10-
for
Ihe
losersi
Still-
in-
there
plus-Sins
away
in
the
second
quarter.
Kincolith
forged
one
point
in
the
lead
just
as
the
first
half
rolled
around,
21-2&:
Then
the
third
quarter
got
under
way
and
Gurney.
and
Doolan
really
began
to-mow.
Rv
tliis-
frame
they
each
dropped'
In
12
points
as
Kincolith
really
began
to
sie-z!e.
Mctlakatla
fell
aoart
and
at
thrre-otiarter
time;
the
'.'.core
stood
50'
:
In,
the
last
period,
although,
Metlakatlfl,
nut-
scored
(he.
winners,
the
gap
was
too
sreat
and
Kincolith
took-
thn
match
eaiily.
Gurney
was
high
man
in
this
game
with
26
points
while
his
teammate
it
nnnim,
was
close
behind,
him
with
20;
kitkatea?
wins
EXCITING:
GAME
The
most
exciting
and
the
closest
scoring-
frame
of
the
n!-5ht
was
the
big-
battle
between
Kitlmaat
and
Kitkatla
with
Kitkatla
coming
out
on
top
by
a
very
narrow
57-54
score.
Never
.more
than
a
few
points
apart,
the
trame
kenh
th
close
to
700
fans
on
their
feet
mrou?nout
the
-whole
battle;
outscorinz
the
lncen
i-it
the
first
frame.
Kitirnfii
the
lead
early
and
for
the
re
mainder
of
the
game
KItimaat
was
trying
desneratelv
t
nnm
out
on
the
lonjj
side
of
the
score.
The
losers
oytscored
their
ri
vals
m
the-
second
nerinri
v,.i.
were
rtill
on-
the
low
side
of
th.r
-core
as
the
first
half
Dreamer
rolled-
around.
The
second
half,
got
under
way
with
terrific
driving
bein-displayed:
by
both
fides
but,
as
the
three-quarter
mark
rolled
around,
the
two
sauads
wero
im
separated
by
the
one
point
with-score
standing
at
39-'8.
In
the
fourth-
quarter
Kltk.itln
sud
denly
moved
out
In
front,
by
a
couple
of
quick
baskets
and
the
fans
were
in
an
uproar.
Time
began
to
run
short
hut
etui
Kitlmaat
was
In
thpro
fiohiin
Moving
up
close,
Kitlmaat
got
wumn
mo
points'
when
another
basket
was
scored
IW
n
winners;
Then
Kitlmaat
scored
and
the
count
waj
suddenly
separated
by.
onlv
three
nnini.
Trying
to
get
another
drive
un
der
way
KItimaat
was
stopped
com
as
tne
buzzer
went
ending
a
brilliant
.battle.
A
Inncs
off
the
Kitkatla
squad
(Continued
on
Page
5)
r$op
SerchiB9rTrrTW.
For
Quick
Ease
nd
Comfort
tmf
nil1
Slf"1!,','
Powerful,
pene.
every
whf
re
at
tuning
;
cot
NOTICi:
OP
IN'Tl'.N
I
ION
TO
API'I.V
TO
I
I'.vsi-
l:
l
vn
In
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert
and
situate
In
Dodge
Cove.
Dliiby
Island.
British,
rntn.nhij
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Ed
Wahl
of
wukp
uove,
uiguy.
island,
British
Columbia,
occupation
boat
builder
and
mill
operator.
Intends
to
apply
for
ft
lease
of
th
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
Northeast
Corner
of
Block
F",
1.0t
Nineteen
ItllnrlreH
anri
Nlnntn.
Three
(1093).
Range
Pive
(5),
Coast
uuirici.,
iia
snown
on
Plan-
1081
on
deposit
in
the
Land
Registry
orrice
at
Prince
nunrf.
nrifUh
r,Ai.,.v.in
thence
Easterly
and
following
the
iiuim
ixjunaary
oi
8.-1
la
Jllock
"F"
produced
Easterly
a
distance
of
'Five
(6)
chains:
thence
due
south
to
a
,
Oolnt
Oil
thl,
RnilH
......
hMinrfaM
.......
...
n,
..M
.u
j
ui
nit
1
VI
Block
"F"
produced
Easterly;
thence
South.
Eighty-three
degrees-
(83
degrees)
Forty-flve
minutes
(45")
West
following
the-
sold
South
boundary
of
said
Block
"P"
produced,
to
the
Southeast
corner
of
said.
Block
"V;
thence
following
the'
high
water
mark
Northerly
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eleven
(11)
acres,
more'
or
less.
ED
WAHL,
Applicant.
Dated
February
24,
1047.
in-WAY
SERVICE
Now
O
petti
for
Servicing,,
Light
Repairs
and.
Vulcanizing
BELLAMY
&
TWEED
404
McBrlde
MACEY'S
STILL
WINNING
GAMES
Handed
Tort
Edward
44
to
23
Shellacking
Ladies
and
Juniors
Play
Macey's
went
on
their
merry
way
in
the
Senior
"B"
fixture
last
night,
handing
Port
Edward
a
44
to
23
licking.
Macey's
go:
off
with
a
big
bang,
having
a
14-0
shutout
early
In
the
first
period.
Then
Port
Edward
came
fighting
back
for
their
best
!
frame
of
the
game
to
close
up
J
the
quarter
on
the
short
side.
17-10.
For
the
lfrst
of
the
game
Macey's
ltad
an
easy
time
with
the
out-of-towners.
The
first
half
came
to
a
quiet
end
witl
the
scoreboard
reading
23--12
in-
favor
of
Macey's.
In
the-
second
half,
the
victors
went
steaming
through
as
they
likrd
with
the
third
quarter
score
standing
at
34-16.
Still,
displaying
a
far
superior
style
of
ball
playing,
the
league
leader
dropped
In
an
additional
of
10
points
while
holding-
the
losers
-to
a
.mere
seven.
Macey's
smooth
teamwork
and
their
uncanny
knowledge
.
ol
where
their
team
mutes
are
put
tHrnvitt
the
class
of
smooth
ball
2,
club:.
John
Hausran
of
the
winners
went
rorn)iiir
through
for
16
points
with
only
one
man
on
the
Macey
squad
not
seorin?.
A.
Gurney
of
Port
Edward
was
second
high
with
1
ashe
kept
his
team
in
the
running
but
only
two
of
his
team
mates
helped
him
out.
Macey's--Menaies
4,
Gill
5,
B.
Pierce
6,
Armtnn
4,
Ha,uan
10,
ii
Teng
5.
James.
E.
Pierce
4.
To
tal
44.
Port
Edward
Clayton
5,
Ryan.
A-.
Stevens,
T.
Stevens,
Gurney
14i
J.
Stuart
Morgan,
J.
Stewart.
by
Alexander
4.
I.eeson,
Alb.
Stevens.
Total
23.
ONE-SIDED
SCOItE
RUT
GOOD
GA.ME
The
Ladies'
League
game
got
off
to
an
unusual
start
as
the
lowly
Sweet
Sixteen
quintet
snatched
a
6-0
lead
early
in
the
first
frame
to
lead
briefly
before
SWEETEST
SHAVING
COMBINATION
ON
EARTH!
i
the
Bo-Me-HL
Ralnbirds
tied
It
!
up
just
as
the
first
frame
came
;
to
a
close.
The
Ralnbirds
won
:
23-14
but
it
was
an
Exciting
game
j
to
watch
which
Just
goes
to
show
ithat
the
score
isn't
everything.
From
the
first
stanza
on
the
Ralnbirds
kept
moving;
farther
ahead
but
Sweet
Sixteen
was
in
there
flshtlng
all
the
time.
The
:
co-etta
have
a
definite
edge
over
i
the
Sweets
when
it
comes
to
;
'
shooting
but
as
for
fighting
abll-
ity
and
drive
the
Sweets
bow
to
nobody.
The
store
at
the
half
saw
the
Ralnbirds
out
in
the
lead
20-10.
.
.
i
.
.........
.j
.t
.
.
.
.i
way
an
unusual
Incident
occurred.
One
of
the
Sweet
Sixteen
players
came
in
to
the
game
and,
apparently
still
thinking
she
was
shooting;
towards
the
south
basket,
she
calmly-dribbled,
down
and
dropped
a
shot
Into
the
basket
she
was
supposed
to
be
defending.
At
three
quarter
time
the
score
stood
at
21-12.
Then
high
school
umped
still
farther
ahead
In
the
last
period.
Jackie
Budinich
the
Ralnbirds
once
again
wax
high
scorer
for
the
night
with
15
points
as
her
one
handed
loopers
dropped
in
frcm
all
over
Swrct
Slxteen-
Currle
6,
Kit
dal.
Jordan
2,
Slmonson.
Wendle
Younman,
Dumas
4,
Macintosh.
McKinnon.
Total-
14,
Rd-Mo-HI
B.
Hamilton
6,
Bill
Thaln
V,
Budinich
15,
MacKen-2ie,
A.
Hamilton,
Howe
2,
Kennedy.
N.
Younimian
4,
Thompson.
Total
33.
GYROS
SLAUGHTER
WATTS
&
NICKKHSON
The
Junior
game
was
a
slaughter
as
Gyro
swept
through
Watt-;
Nlckerson
with
a
47
to
12
win.
Tlie
game
was
fast
and
rough
with-
Gyro's
much
smoother
playlngr
having
a
definite
edge
over
the
loose
playing
displayed
the
clithiers.
Never
seriously
threatened
by
their
opponents.
Gyro
led
8-1
at
the
first
quarter
mark,
stretching
this
to
20-fl
a
the
half
time
breather.
In
the
eecand
half
cf
the
matih
Gyro
really
began
to
bocm
the
ball
up
the
floor,
giving
Wat's
&
Nicker-
m
rarely
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