1
COMADINA
SHOWS
'Continued
from
Page
4)
I
Olson
5,
Davidson
8,
Flaten
13,
Sunberg
4,
8.
Schei
5,
Webster
Prince
Kupert
Dafip
i"3eto3
Wednesday,
February
2,
1949
)hi
nntf
Finn
Fine
Goods
In
Moscow
Stores
Stock
l'p-to-Date
Appliances
and
Conveniences
BOB
FELLER
STILL
IS
HIGHEST
PAID
NEW
YORK
Bub
Fell.-r
ex-pects
to
accept
a
$10,000
cut
In'
salary
this
season,
but
he
will
still
be
baseball's
highest
salaried
pitcher
and
Co.
Ltd.
Can
Supply
You
With
ER
Including
Fir,
Cedar,
etc.
)ORING
In
Fir
or
Hemlock
Too
Many
Bagpipes
Say
Scotch
Curlers
SUDBURY.
Ont
The
team
of
touring
Scottish
curlers,
in
ten
games
played
here
in
one
day,
jwon
nveand
tied
two
Incid-i
fi.tally,
the
ewrlers
sav
thev
are
IDING
All
Types
SASH
and
DOOR
and
finding
too
mwch
hospitality,
are
also
hearing
too
often
'
the
sound
of
the
bagpipes.
'
The
Moscow
store
sails
up
to
20
a
day
imous
FOOTIIIM-S
ALIiKRTA
COAL
in
all
sizes
PHONE
est
hazardous
horse
race
of
them
all,
will
be
run
at
Aintree
In
March.
Already
the
tips
are
flying.
One
of
the
strangest
so
far
comes
from
a
judge
at
a
fumous
British
track.
Without
i
i
I
t
1
f
V
i
tl
Vlimoclf
Vta
unite
3.-43.
"
Intermediate
Stone's
Marsihall
8,'
McChes-ney
2,
Young,
Walsh
2,
Smith
1,
Krlstmanson
2,
Dumas
4,
Wesch
1,
Chrlstoff
7.-27.
Fashion
Slatta
7,
Intermela
2,
Pierce,
J.
Hougan
10,
Gill
7,
G.
Haugan
"2,
Teng
9,
Arnteen,
James.
37.
Ladies
People's
Store
Budinich
12,
Howe
3,
Quick,
Bill,
Dumas
2,
Krecsy,
Sedgwick.
17.
Dom's
Hamilton
3,
J.
Husoyl,
Thain,
KRdal
2,
Greenwood,
Youngman
2,
Jordan
2.
10.
Juntar
North
Star
Sedgwick,
Simon-son
4,
Walsh
12,
Young,
Ketche-son
1,
gather
9,
Johnsen
11,
Cur-rie
2.-39.
High
School
Hills
6,
Hamilton
6,
Jeffries,
Smith
3,
Clark
2,
Forman,
Van.e,
Shappard,
Rhode.
17.
Basketball
standing's:
Senior
'
,
-
W
L
Pet.
Co-op
9
1
.900
Savoy
4
6
.400
Brownwoods
4
6
.400
Bo-Me-Hi
:
3
7
.300
Intermediate
W
L
Pet.
Fashion
8
2
.800
Merchants
7
3
.700
High
School
5
4
.550
Morgan's
3
.333
Stone's
1
9
.100
Ladies
-
W
L
Pet.
Dom's
:
t
2
.800
High
School
6
4
.600
People's
Store
6
4
.600
Miller
Bay
0
10
.000
Junior
W
L
Pet.
North
Star
9
1
.900
Kinsmen
7
3
.700
Rupert
Hotel
3
7
.300
High
School
1
9
.100
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Baillie
returned
on
the
Prince
Rupert
today
from
a
three-weeks'
trip
to
Vancouver.
Angus
MacPhee
returned
on
the
Prince
Rupert
today
after
a
brief
visit
to
Vancouver.
By
CHICK
YOUNG
'
"
7'
Hei
the
horse
with
a
tall
"
,
,
ler
leve-age
and
a
lower
centre
i
cf
pruvity.
They
stay
on
bet-
tr."
LADIES'
BOWLS
"A"
SCHEDULE
February
7
DoJong's
vs.
Orange,
Savoy's
vs.
Wentvlew,
Manson's
vs.
O.
&
A
;
Variety
vs.
Taft
&
Odowes,
Annettes
vs.
Seuby's.
February
14
-Savoy's
vs.
Taft
t
Shots
S'ompton,
Britain's
f
,
,
,
h
hJ
oiler
or
a
iegac.Vi'
3-tcar
old
spinster
In-,
,
rn.
Now
in
South
v
tlic
tuuring
Maryie-t
Club,
Conipton
re-
t,T
in
a
letter
from
ati.shaw
of
J(han-j
i
the
writer":
"I
am,
rer
of
sport.
I
have
ve
things
mings
to
io
iwn;
when!
n
my
objection
to''
my
house
and
pos-
ii
in
my
will?"
The
(
(Vmpton's
first
re-
areely
Know
wnac
told
reporters
he
vet
in
touch
with
sw
when
M.C.C
Compton
!
Inland's
cricket
tivs.
His
collar-ad
on
thons-
and
posters
;p
country,
is
fa'ii-tho.se
who
scldo.u
match.
ated
Grand
Na-
i
M-hase,
the
most
biE
i
r
l'-
,
,
r
CAW
AMt
),C
v
-h
Th-f
j
-;
c
V
&
Odowes,
O.
Si
A.
vs.
Variety
Srubys
vs.
Manson's;
Annettes
(
vs.
Orange,
DeJong's
vs.
West-csburg.
view.
February
21-Varletv
vs.
Man-
son's,
Orange
vs.
Seuby's,
De-need
Jong's
vs.
Taft
&
Odowes;
West-ard.s
view
vs.
Annettes.
Savoy's
vs
O.
&
A.
February
28
Orange
vf
Manson's,
Taft
&
Odowes
vs.
Annettes,
DeJong's
vs.
O.
&
A.;
Variety
vs.
Savoy's,
We.stview
Vs
Reiihv'
gave
tlwm
the
lead
and
the
win.
Fashion
canned
15
of
67
shots
attempted.
They
made
7
of
18
tree
throws.
Stone's
tried
57
shuts
and
made
11.
They
made
t
of
12
free
throws.
LADIES'
LEAGUE
Dom's
suffered
their
second
defeat
at
the
hands
of
People's
as
they
went
down
to
a
17
to
10
loss
in
the
Indies'
same.
Dom'3
were
never
effective
In
any
department
as
their
defenc
ws
weak,
passing
terrible
and
their
shooting
accuracy
away
off
the
mark.
People's
were
better
in
that
they
scored
enough
points
!
to
win.
Jackie
Budinich
was
the
;
reason
for
the
win
as
nhe
scored
i
12
of
the
victors'
17
points.
The
'
name
was
a
dull
affair
as
the
ladies
struggled
to
play
a
wide
open
passing
game.
feopies
scored
8
field
goals
from
54
attempted.
They
made
1
of
3
free
throws.
Dom's
scored
irom
35
shots.
Thev
marte
5
I
of
f.
free
throws.
I
JUNIOR
in
the
Junior
open-er
North
SUr
had
no
difficulty
In
win-n:.:2
over
the
luckless
High
School
by
the
score
of
39
to
17.
II1n
School
were
very
ineflect
ive
in
its
playing.
All
the
play
rrs
seemed
to
want
to
go
it
alone
witli
the
result
no
teamwork
and
proper
opposition
for
the
opponents.
The
addition
of
Jordan
Smith,
up
from
the
Juvenile
League,
has
at
least
put
some
fighting
spirit
into
the
team,
even
though
it
is
from
only
one
jtfayer.
H
might
spread
which
would
help
a
lot.
North
Stur
shot
well
but
with
practically
no
defence
offered
against
them
the
play
was
ragged
and
passing
weak.
North
Star
took
49
shots
and
scored
18
field
goals.
They
made
3
of
5
free
throws.
High
School
attempted
89
shots
and
made
8.
They
scored
1
of
3
free
Uu-rras
Individual
scoring:
Senior.
Co-op
Lindsay
25,
Beynon
11,
Dominato
9,
Alexander
2,
Moore
6,
Holkestad,
Murray,
Vanetta
4.
-60.
Bo-Me-Hi
Spring
8,
Carlson
2,
r
Pillow
and
the
Head!
Don't
Hurt
His
Peelings!
1
rv
"
i
.
:
.
i
i
.
i
r
LANDED
PLANE'
IN
CITY
STREETS
Pilot
Richaru
Kin?
brings
Down
Ship
Adeptly
at
Fairbanks
FAIRBANKS
(CP)
Richard
King,
bush
pilot
with
ths
Alaska
Airlines,
crash-landed
his
Cessna
plane
with
two
passengers
on
a
street
at
the
south
end
of
Fairbanks
to.iight
None
were
liurt.
The
plans
missed
a
picket
fence
by
two
fset,
also
a
telephone
wire.
A
witness
said
that
King
was
"the
only
Alaskan
bu.sh
pilot
who
could
make
a
landing
like
that."
OF
FRENCH
DESCKNT
A
large
part
of
the
Venezuelan
aristocracy
is
of
French
descent
and
its
members
are
nick-name
Mdosiit.
VARIETY
OF
LEAVES
Leaves
of
three
completely
different
shapes
crow
smiul
taneously
cm
the
sassafras
tree.
I
The
Indian
women
of
Holivia
wear
bowler
hats.
her
breach
of
promise
suit
jury
with
her."
PROFESSIONAL
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
BLUE
818
P.O.
Box
526
330
Second
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
475
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOTTLE
COLLECTOR
AND
MESSENGER
Beer,
Soda,
Perfex
and
Ginger
Ale
Bottles
PHONE
RED
751
'
MARGARET
McLEOl)
OPTOMETRIST
ROOM
10,
STONE
BUILDING
PHONE
BLUE
593
P.O.
Box
1184
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
,
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
repairs
of
all
kinds
Roofs,
Chimneys
Oil
Burners
PHONES
Black
687
Red
894
evenings
P.O.
Box
1670
Ey
TOM
WHITNEY
MOSCOW,
(AP)
Moscow
stores
now
stock
manv
ud-Io-
date
home
appiiancs
and
rni-veniences.
Mostorg,
Moscow's
central
department
store,
has
on
al
electric
refrigerators
with
fine
white
enamel
finish.
And
stores
also
sell
such
an-,
pliances
as
telev'sion
sets,
cunm
cleaners,
cameras,
radios,
pianos
and
bicycles
i
Refrigeration
is
nt
much
of
a
problem
here
because
of
Mos-
cow's
climate
Nevertheless,
many
Soviet
housewives
undoubtedly
dream
of
aequirins
one
of
these
refrigerators.
It
cannot
be
said-tney
are
yet
tflng
manufactured
in
quantity.
When
ou-.put
a
increased,
undoubtedly
the
price
will
convj
ciown.
(Prices
are
not
given
in
uispai.cn,
wnic-'i
came
through
Soviet
censorship).
inis
department
store
also
carries
television
sets
and
has
been
advertising
tnat
"televisors
aiong
with
radios
must
be
in
every
home.-
The
television
fa,-!,,,-,,
i
some
thousands
of
sets
in
the
last
year.
Prouuer.on
is
due
to
be
increased.
There
are
teluvi-f
io
stations
in
Moscow
and
Leningrad.
Vacuum
cleaners
are
also
sold
jn
Mostorg.
They
are
floor-type
models
with
a
set
of
attachments.
Prosepctive
customers
can
have
them
demonstrated
at
a
special
centre
in
the
store
devoted
to
new
merchandise.
Another
novelty
inthe
Moscow
retail
market
is
automotyles.
They
are
sold
in
a
special
automobile
store.
Two
makes
are
available
at
the
present
time.
.
Ihi
Muskvitth
is
a
small
four-passenger
four-door
machine.
LADIES
'B'
BOWLS
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
Feb.
8
-
Rosa
U
es
v.
.
Belmont:
Millrr
Bay
vs.
Busy
Bees;
Noble
Ai
Wick
vs.
Boosters;
Big
Sisterh
vs.
Stars',
Toilers
vs.
Brown-woods.
Feb.
15
Rosa
I.ee.s
vs.
Brown
woods;
Miller
Bay
vs.
Boosters
Toilers
vs.
Stars;
Busy
Bees'
vs
Belmont;
Noble
&
Wick
vs.
Biff
Sisters.
Feb.
22
Toilers
vs.
Noble
&
Wick;
Busy
Bee--
vs.
Rosa
Lees;
Cig
Sibters
vs.
Belmont;
Boosters
vs.
Brownwoods;
Miller
Bay
vs.
Stars.
March
1
Big
Sisters
vs.
Miller
Bay;
Boosters
vs.
Belmont;
Brownwoods
vs.
Busy
Bees;
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Toilers;
Stars
vs.
Noble
&
Wick.
March
8
Busy
Bees
vs.
Stars;
Toilers
vs.
Miller
Bay;
Belmont
vs.
Noble
&
Wick;
Boosters
vs.
Rosa
Lees;
Bis
Sisters
vs.
Brownwoods.
March
15
Miller
Bay
vs.
Noble
&
Wick;
Brownwoods
vs.
Stars;
Boosters
vs.
Busy
Bees;
Big
Sisters
vs.
Rosa
Lees;
Toilers
vs
Belmont.
March
22
Busy
Bees
vs.
Bi,r
Sisters;
Boosters
vs.
Toilers;
'
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Stars;
Noble
&
Wick
vs.-Brownwoods;
Belmont
vs.
Miller
Bay.
March
29
Toilers
vs.
Busy
Bees;
Bit?
Sisters
vs.
Boosters;
Miller
Bay
vs.
Brownwoods;
Belmont
vs.
Stars;
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Noble
&
Wick.
iomi
h.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
NOW
AVAILABLE
MM'
-
:
-Here's
Goodlleml
4
Thousand
are
reclining
the
jov
f
nd
kapf
pinest
of
hearing
with
a
revolulioaan
new
ami
amazingly
aconomical
Jifanng
aii
tHat
mdj
to
wear
without
ind
dual
"ftrrins.
'
Com
half
or
l5
rhaa
half
the
prnx
of
oinrrt.
Operates
at
tt
con
(
V
of
a
rent
ter
hoor
4aitrr
oaacJ
than
any
other
amcie-umt
bearmLairt
of
equal
power.
It
n
the
acceptance
of
trie
American
MedMnjl
Auociatioo,
Council
on
Physical
Medicine.
.
,
This
new.
lirhrweieht.
simtle-unit
hear,
ing
aid
it
the
prodoct
of
the
Zenith
Kadio
laburatnrirt.
world-famous
for
their
Mi
years
ot
research
and
leadership
in
iwrfi
mkt
esxHuwfvefy.
Anyone
who
wrihes
to
try
this
amairina
new
haarins;
aid
can
do
so
for
10
daysa
home,
at
work,
anvwhtre
on
a
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ter
or
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(money-back)
Offer.
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you
want
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family
and
fcieaJt'
who
want
you
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and
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ihcm.
Mist
drop
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postcard
to
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fines.
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on
ilrtct
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y
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MEN'S
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:
Full
lipper,
sizes
36
to
44.
"
Rep;.
$6.95
NOW
$4.25
Men's
All-Wool
CRUISER
COATS
Extra
long,
pure
wool.
Reg.
$15
NOW
,
$11
Men's
Alt-Wool
OUTING
COATS
New
styles
and
colors.
Reg.
$11.50
NOW
$8
Men's
All-Wool
WORSTED
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SUITS
Newest
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and
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shades;
perfect
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Why
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;
$40
to
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Our
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!
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS
J
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-(
j
MEN'S
DRESS
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SEMI-
j
DRESS
PANTS-Sizes
to
48.'
j
Prices
from
$4.25
to
$9
!
Boys
LONG
PANTS
Good
i
make
and
fit.
From
.$2.75
'
Boys'
SWEATERS
Pull-qvers
v-neck,
all-wool.'
From
$1.30
Boys'
RUBBER
LACE
BOOTS
First
quality,
all
sizes.
$155
Ladies'
and
Children's
UNDERWEAR
Good
quality,
at
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Reduced
Pri'ces
Greer
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and
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or
to
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the
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spring
comes.
'
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be
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to
assist
you
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The
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sxi
,s
tne
Pob-eda.
It
Is
also
a
four-passenger
four-door
sedan.
Somewhat
smaller
than
such
'North
Ameri
-can
cars
as
Ford,
Chevrolet
and
Plymouth,
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is
used
widely
as
a
taxi
in
Moscow
wd
other
centres
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original
Soviet
deshm
is
modern
and
attractive
and
its
four-cylinder
motor
pulls
the
car
along
at
a
good
speed.
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re
many
Soviet
makes
of
radios
on
sale.
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models
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PIANO
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Voicing
and
Repair?
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
BLACK
758
972
10th
East
DRY
KINDLING
WOOD
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sacks
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WORKS
Agents
for
SIMPLEX
GAS
and
CUMMINS
DIESEL
ENGINES
Sales,
Service
and
Parts
Boat
Owners
and
users
of
Industrial
Engines
are
invited
to
our
showroom
to
view
our
vari
ous
engines
and
talk
over
equip
ment
problems.
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Besner
Block
Phone
387
PAPER
HANGING
AND
WOOD
FINISHING
Latest
Shades,
Styles
and
Colors
J.
P.
MOLLER
Phone
BLUE
155
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
765
P.O.
Box
1401
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
and
CONCRETE
WORK
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BLUE
939
M.
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SAUNDERS
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Equipment
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Heels
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Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
PHONE
37
P.O.
Bex
541
FRASER
STREET
::
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BLUE
780
RED
516
Uox
774
Second
Ave.