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tluticrt
DaHp
Jletos
LtD.
Thursday,
March
25,
1948
IT&dagjt
in
Spwts
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
Classified
Advertising
-
-
-
-
ClarstflMls:
2c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge.
50c.
Birth
Notion
80c;
Cards
of
Thanks,
ra!h
Notices.
Funeral
Notices.
Marrtaye
nt
Engagement
AnEounwmeiHs.
$2.
Bill
McChesney
High
Man
In
Junior
Basketball
Statistics
Final
statistic
of
the
Junior
Basketball
League
show
Bill
McChesney
ol
Stone's
edging
out
Bud
Ratchford
of
65
Taxi
by
five
FOR
SALE
HOCKEY
SCORES
i
Pacific
Coast
Vancouver
3.
Tacoma
2
New
Westminster
6,
Seattle
5
(overtime!.
San
Diego'
6,
San
Francisco
5
i
overtime!.
.
v
SHORf
SPORT
Max
Schmellng's
guarantee
of
$350,000
for
a
heavyweight
tit.l
fight
in
Berlin
was
turned
down
by
Champion
Jimmy
Braddock
11
years
ago.
The
Jersey
Irishman
elected
to
meet
Joe
Louis
In
Chicago
and
lost
his
crown
when
knocked
out
in
the
eighth
round.
his
me
M'-Chesncy
was
tied
with
,n?
(laf
tle"eh
Ratchford
at
124
pomts
but
he
then
scored
five
points
which
gave
.him
his
margin
to
win.
'McChesney
also
scored
the
most
field
Tobacco
BRIGHT
VIRGIN!
scored
most
points
in
a
game,
16.
goal
60:
ad
the
most
fouls,
27;
"
"
"
,
McChesney's
forward
teammate.
Rosy
Lesieur,
led
the
way
ir.
WE
Have
Just
had
some
very
fine
property
listed
that
warrants
1
your
investigating.
For
ex-
ample,
there
are
two
choice
vii.
1
view
mi.
lots
in
in
Ration
Section
Tan
Two
tha
cavated.
The
owner
is
leavin?
-town
and
must
sacrifice.
There
is
also
a
lovely
home
out
there
with
three
bedrooms,
sunporch,
dining
room,
etc.
as
well
as
a
fenced
yard
all
on
two
lots.
Very
reasonable
too.
We
also
have
some
business
lots
downtown.
There
are
very
few
of
these
left
so
ir
you
are
interested
In
low
cost
quality
nrnnnrtv
see
us
at
once.
To
inspect
any
or
this
property
nr
nuw
lisilnos
that
we
have.
Phone
342
or
call
into
the
office
!
at
307
Third
Avenue.
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
Real
Estate
Ins
irance
ROOM
AMI
HOARD
free
throws
16
out
of
30
attempted
for
a
top
percentage
of
53.
Allan
Hartwig
of
Gyro
had
the
most
free
throw
attempts.
33.
Game
records
show
Stone's
scoring
the
most
points
in
a
game,
40.
Stone
and
Gyro
combined
lor
a
two-team
total
score
of
(12
in
a
game.
Simundsen
of
High
School
and
Christoff
of
Stone's
scored
the
most
free
throws
in
a
game,
4.
High
School
committed
the
most
fouls
in
a
game,
13,
and
joined
with
Gyro
for
a
game
high
of
25.
Two
outstanding
records
of
the
season
involved
Stone's
and
High
School.
On
January
24
Stone's
blanked
High
School
to
the
tune
of
27"
n
February
14
the
teams
combined
to
score
12
points
ismitive
free
throws
in
the
.second
and
third
quarters.
IT
PA
YS
TO
Cigarette
MILD.
SWEET,
FINAL
IN
BILLIARDS
Jimmy
Nicull
Wins
Legion
Tournament
From
Jack
Frew
'
Canadian
Legion
members
turned
out
In
force
last
night
to
see
the
finals
of
the
second
English
billiards
tournament
played
at
the
Legion
Hall
since
the
New
Y.'ur.
Jimmy
Nicoll
won
over
Jack
Frew.
By
mutual
ugreement
the
game
was
set
ut
200
points
instead
of
250
as
originally
scheduled.
The
players
were,
within
a
few
points
of
one
another
until
after
the
first
century
hud
been
pussod
when
Jimmy
Nicoll
took
the
lead,
an
advantage
wh'-h
he
maintained
until
the
end
of
the
game,
winning
an
interesUmv
match
and
the
tournament
with
a
score
of
200
to
Frew's
139.
Jack
Frew
had
a
lot
of
bad
luck
in
narrowly
missing
manv
difficult
shots
which
resulted
in
leaving
his
opponent
in
an
advantageous
position.
Jimmy
Nicoll,
whose
skill
at
handling
a
cue
had
been
unknown
until
quite
recently,
played
with
all
the
"sans
froid"
of
a
veteran
i
ni'
loupest,
winning
sireuK
til
iz
games
w
as
maac
uy
niuue
s.
The
longest
losing
streak
of
9
games
was
made
by
Hlfih
School.
Following
are
the
records
of
players
and
teams
compiled
by
Oliver
Santmbane;
tournament
player
and
provided
an
exhibition
of
stellar
billiards
throughout
the
match
Ua
highest
break
was
only
U
but
!v
scored
consistently
and
with
the
cannii.t
ss
of
his
race,
paid
particular
uitculi.i.i
l.j
th.
position
In
which
he
left
the
balls
for
his
opponent.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
game
President
Vic
Houston,
when
presenting
the
prizes,
spoke
suitably
to
both
the
winner
and
tho
loser,
Nicool
carried
off
a
coffee
percolator
as
his
prize,
while
Jack
Frew,
the
"runner-up,"
was
the
recipient
of
a
pipe
and
tobacco
pouch.
C.
L.
Youngman,
whose
32
was
the
highest
break
in
the
tuurnj
a
prize.
During
tiiP
evcniiv
light
photo
was
t.n.
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nln
........
-
..
"""61
taincu
out
.j
niitinii
manner.
T
A
Tlxr-..,
Canadian
sta
on
the
G.-eat
Lakes
W;
"uiK-in-inc-Watcr.
au,
III
lulG
T,.,ll..'
"s
railways
M
m
piouc,
a
large
uurik.n
.
is
credited
to
tcntul
m
relieving
the
Indian
t.w
ROOM
AND
BOARD
$43
eae"'Gyn)
lg
double;
$48
single.
Sleeping
j
(Ii,h
S(.h()(il
g
rooms
for
rent.
Table
meals
j
playpl.
Tpam
Mrs.
Uwl'
v.
622
Fraser
Street
R
Ha;t.hhjrd
(65
Taxl
)
I
Get
extra
good-looking
comfortable
shaves
with
MINORA
BLADES
Canada's
favourite
in
quality
end
low
price.
4for
10ff-12for
25,
1
I
wf4.T!Trta?r.'ij
JIMS
a
sooil
cili.cn
V
I
Oil
RL'N'I
H.
FOR
rent
2
or
4
room
suite
T.
furnished
or
unfurnished
II.
reasonable.
623
3rd
Ave.
W.
S.
-
'
M.
FOR
RENTOne
sleeping
room
R,
801
Borden
Street.
Hi)
I
FOR
RENT
Newly
decorated
furnished
room.
050
7th
Ave.
East.
WORK
WA.V1ED
MlDDLE-ageri
woman
will
louh
after
children
evenings.
Phoiir
Oreen
'tft
WANTED
Bookkecper-Stenog-
rapher
required
for
Public
Accountant's
office.
Must
be!
experienced.
Apply
to
Room
1,
!
Stone
BuildiiiK.
itfi
j
LOST
i
LOST
on
Sunday
forenoon,
one
shatterproof
glass
ventilator
!
wing
for
automobile,
with
top
'
and
bottom
chrome
fittings.
Return
in
any
condition
to
Daily
News
or
Phone
369
Reward.
'
(73i
LOST
Will
party
who
picked
up
wrong
grey
tweed
overcoat
at
Navy
dance
Saturday
night,
phone
Blue
637
after
0
p.m.
(73)
WANTKU
j
WANTED
Old
copper,
brass,!
aluminum,
tin,
zinc,
babbit.
;
lead
and
old
storage
batteries.
;
Northern
Eenterprizes
next
to
Enterprize
Grocery,
144
3rd.
West,
one
block
from
McBride.
Phone
343.
(Oil
,
i
BUYERS
OF
U.S.A.
r'oducts.
W"
act
as
your
personal
purchasing
agent,
for
any
Item
you
may
wish
to
purchase.
For
home,
Office,
factory,
mine
or
"
mill
Ariclr-ess
nil
Incnifln,
In
FG.
65
Taxi
13
209
St
nue's
IS
194
120
110
O.
18
50
B.
McChesney
i
Stone's
.
17
00
D.
Bill
(05
Taxi)
...
.
17
52
Lesieur
i
Stone's
i
18
44
Holt
1
05
Taxii
18
42
Marshall
(Gyro
19
31
Dumas
(Stone'si
.
17
Webster
(05
Taxii
9
smith
(High
School
i
18
(Continued
.
.
.
Another
Job
for
JAVEX!
j
i
Quick-cleansing
Javex
mokes
I
toilets
shine.
Disinfects,
deodorizes
and
whitens,
all
in
one
efficient,
labor-saving
action.
AT
YOUR
DEALER'S
I
IN
THE
SUPREMe
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PHOBATK
ll.
tl...
l.lllnr
..r
IIih
I..,.,,
j.f
riu.,r
iirrininri
iiiiiim.ii
ixiwrnKf
kimnii
ociir
Ht-ririiiii
iiiiiiwn
Vi'.e
e
mi
r
..r
"xdmhiMr.
A.t"
take
notice
thut
by
Order
of
tlio
HXh,
(lay
of
Marc
h,
A
D.
1048.
I
was
appointed
AdminlKtrndir
of
the
Ksiitlr
nl
Oscar
lk
iimiul
Hansen,
otlicl-wl.:.'
kanwn
a:;
..s.ar
rirnni
tlaiisfn.
dpt-raKcd.
All
pitnirs
Iiiiviiik
claims
rtuiiiKi.
"l(
Esinte
are
hen
by
miuln-d
to
properly
vvrlfl.d
to
Dated
at
the
City
of
Prince
Ru-
rw.rt
O.
11,
r.rn.'l.w.M
r.t
nritlJt
Cl-
nmtiin.
tins
uiih
u.y
of
March,
ad.
nonnoN
FRASKn
pomifM.
Ofliclal
Administrator.
Prince
Hupon.
II
t:
(81
1
MM
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
Walk-in
Refrigerator,
18
ft.
by
34
It..
In
four
compart
merit
s.
Red
441.
itfi
POR
SALE
31
-ft.
trolling
boat!
"Eider."
Apply
Knox
Hotel.
Room
18.
(7Gl
FOR
SALE-
-Simplex
Engines
1"2
to
31
II.
P.
air
cooled;
30
to
185
H.P.
Marine
Straight
oi
Reduction
Drive;
also
Stationary-Industrial.
Northern
B.C.
Agents.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS.
t)
FOR
SALE
Used
Kitchen
Ranges
for
wood
and
coal,
Kitchen
Chairs,
Electric
Sewing
Machine,
Electric
Ironer,
China
Cabinet,
Electric
and
Battery
Radios,
5-piece
Bedroom
Suite,
f
riuidaire,
New
Kitchen
Ranges
best
quality.
Other
useful
articles
at
real
saving
prices.
Come
and
look
them
over.
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
(tfl
FOR
SALE
-Scrap
wood,
random
lensUh-s.
1
cord.
$0.00;
3
cords.
$10.00.
Phone
Green
977.
(80)
FOR
SALE
Kitchenette
table.'
English
pram,
single
bed
wil
h
spring
mattress,
two
coal
oil
heaters
all
practically
new.
Phone
Red
603.
(72
1
FOR
SALE
-Wartime
circulating,
heater
complete
with
pipes.
1320
Piggot
Ave.
(621
FOR
SALE
-
6"
wick
burner
for
range.
Apply
544
9th
West.
(75)
FOR
SALE
-32'
troller
"Mag-seen
nor".
Can
be
at
Mas-(78t
sett,
B.
C.
FOR
SALE-7,000
feet
2xfl
fir
fluorlng,
4.000
feet
corrugated
galvani.e.l
roofing,
doors,
windows
and
timbers.
Apply
R.
C.
Mutch.
ttf)
FOR
SALE
Piano.
Ptione
lied
209.
I73i
FOR
SALE-Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
Wednesday,
April
14,
for
the
purchase
of
Lots
1
1
to
4.
inclusive,
of
Block
21.
S.D.
of
D.L.
460,
Plan
818A,
Stewart
Townsite,
Cassiar
District,
together
with
buildings
situate
tli
:
eon
and
contents.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms:
strictly
cash.
G.
F.
Forbes,
Official
Administrator,
Ad
ministrator
of
the
Estate
of
Samuel
Dcscljampx,
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(77i
HAIRDRFSSING
BUSINESS
For
Sale
Fully
equipped
B?auty
Shop
in
prosperous
northern
town.
More
than
full-time
work
for
one
opera.tor.
Apply
l
Mrs.
C.
V.
Morris.
Smither.;,
B.C.
1
76
1
I
FOR
SALE
New
mantel
"model
Philco
radio.
Apply
1345
Pig-1
got
Place.
(73i
I
FOR
SALE-Cream
enamel
kii-
I
i
n
rnnf:
Quebec
.
clrcuU'.-
'
ing
heater.
Both
In
good
con-'
dlflon.
Apply
at
514
7th
Av.
West.
'
(7fi,.
LOOK
AT
THIS!
!
5-room,
well-'
built
home,
close
to
4th
and
i
"
McBride.
Very
reasonably!
,
piced
for
quick
sale
Terms
'
can
be
arranged.
Armstrong
Agencies,
Phone
342,
evenings
Red.
399.
(7(i
I
OR
SALE
Kitchen
stove,
heat.
er;
guitar;
desk
and
other
fur-.
;
niture.
Black
232.
(70)
!
FOR
SALE
Boat
"Valiant
No.
1"
!
40
ft.
long,
built
1946,
Chrysler
,
j
engine,
tumpieie
nanoui
gear
3
and
direction
finder.
Phone
'
382
or
H
.
Anderson,
Dodge
i
Cove.
(77)
FOR
SALE
Piano,
Phone
Green
'
633.
(74)
FOR
SALE-Paclfic
Type
Steel
!
Heating
Boiler,
Nominal
76
j
H
P.,
No.
8523.
Plus
2-
H.P.
Electric
Motors
and
mlscellan-
eous
parts.
Phone
342
Eve-j
nings
Red
399
or
Wrjte
P.O.
'
Box
927,
Prince
Rupert.
(74)
FOR
SALE
S-room
hous.
140
9th
East.
Phone
Plack
990.
(76)
You
saw
It
in
the
Dally
News!
COTTAGE
CFIEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SEKVXCI
j
Fred
Perry,
former
amateur
tennis
champion,
polished
off
44-year-old
Big
Bill
Tllden
in
four
sets
at
Madison
Square
Garden
11
years
ago.
Fourteen
thousand
enthusiasts
paid
$30,-000
to
sec
the
black-haired
Briton
defeat
trie
.
"Old
Master"
0-1,
0-3,
4-C.
6-0.
t
Civic
Centre
'
FRIDAY
(Nperial
fcvrnl)
2:30
p.m.
Chavchavadze
Recital.
SATURDAY
(Sport)
AM.
2:00-Badminton
(Huskelliall
Practices)
11:00
Hi
School
Junior
Boys
12:00
111
School
Junior
Juvenile
Girls
(Ituskf
(hall
Games)
Today's
Stars
vs.
Old-Timers
(Sperial
tvenls)
8:30
-Sports
Broadcast
(CFPRi
Advertise
m
t;ie
Daiiy
News
What
This
GREER
&
FT.
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A.
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Pa;.'e
7)
MIXED
A'
FIVE
PIN
SCHEDULE
Hcnectule
lor
uu
uniJ
part
oi
the
Mixed
"A"
Bowling
League
is
as
ioIIowk:
March
HI
-
McMeckins
vs.
Ileadpinners
Pushovers
vs.
Dodders,
Atomics
vs.
Thistles.
Maple
Leafs
vs.
Pioneers.
Kilo-
watts
vs.
Uolil
Seals.
Miunri.-.
Kin"inners.
April
7
Atomics
vs.
Pioneers,
MrMrekins
vs.
Kilowatts,
Heart
-
pinners
vs.
Hold
Kculs,
Midgets
vs.
Dodgers.
Kiiiuuinpers
vs.
Maple
Leafs.
Pushovers
vs.
Thistles.
April
14
-
Pushovers
vs.
Maple
Lea
Is.
Dodcers
vs.
Gold
Seals.
Midgets
vs.
Thistles.
McMeckins
vs.
KiniM)lnneis.
Atomics
vs.
Kilowatts.
Ileadpinners
vs.
Pioneers.
AVAR
BUILDINGS
IN
NORTH
SOLD
I
i
I
Settlirs
ii.
ii.e
Peie
Riven
I
Block
have
been
picking
up
for
use
as
farm
buildings,
several
;
surplus
buildings
from
along;
the
Alaska
Highway
from
the
War
Assets
Corporation.
The
buildings
during
the
war
were
used
by
United
States
forces
cle-
ployed
along
the
highway.
Not
only
are
farmers
acquiring
builclinKS.
of
which
there
ar-
some,
2000
in
all.
from
modest
shelters
to
barracks,
but
others
are
being
acquired
with
a
view
to
their
use
as
hostels
and
service
and
repair
stations
along
tin
highway.
Taste
Van
(amp's
...
you'll
want
it
often
I
TENDER
SPAGHETTI
WITH
TANGY
CHEESE
and
HEMLOCK
i
!mmI
cilizen
reaped
liim-cir
.
,
.
unci
rcM'cls
li
rijrlil
ofollier.
lie
avoicU
liijrolrv
ami
inloli-rancr.
He
puis
1
1
it-
welfare
of
liin
country
ami
liis
coiiiiiniiiil
y
Ix-foic
liia
)vn
al
anlaL'C
He
is
iiioilcratc
in
liin
tliinkin
ami
iiioili-ralc
in
lii
miioiM.
lie
is
inoilcralc
in
liis
use
of
Iiimii
icrt.
AVhru
sin
occasion
fulls
for
I
lie
cnjo
incnl
of
ulii-kv,
the
;omI
filicn
knows,
as
'1'lic
House
of
Seagram
has
so
frequently
ioin(ci
out,
that
lie
lias
a
personal
resMiniliiliiy
to
I
limn
If.
to
Iih
I'amilv
ami
to
coniiir
It
is
to
"tlrink
iiMMleralely"
r
not
at
all!
'
JOHN
F.
BRADY
v
FOREIGN
April.
A
1H4H
attrr'
which
dale
BUYER'S
AGENT,
9717
Denl-
cliilnm
filed
m:ijr
be
paltl
without
ref-,
,
4
.
,
.
.
ereiice
to
anv
elaims
of
which
I
then
AVp-.
Cleveland
2,
Ohio,
hiu,
klMlwBe.
USA.
(80)
'
AH
parties
Ultlebtecl
to
the
Hfild
,
Estnie
are
lierehy
reciulrrc)
to
p:iy
I'FJllSONAL
tte
amount
of
their
Inclehteilnrss
to
.
1
me
forthwith.
TENDERS
mm
WE
Have
a
Buyer
for
a
3-bed
room
bungalow
with
basement
and
furnace.
Also
buyers
for
4
and
5
room
well-built
homes.
List
with
Armstrong
Agencies
for
best
results.
Phone
342
and
a
representative
will
rail.
(74)
MACHINKKT
rOlt
SALE
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
8awmllls
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
.Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tfl
v
MFTM,
WORK
?LUMBINQ
Installations
and
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Furnates,
tanks,
eatestroughing;
and
stack
work.
Lftourneau
Si
Sons,
629
Sixth
West
Phone
543
'
(tf
Wili
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
Wednesday,
April
7th.
for
purchase
of
tyn
thousand
(10,000)
yards
of
gravel.
Specification,
delivery
points
and
dates
of
delivery
may
be
obtained
at
office
of
City
Engineer.
All
tenders
to
be
accompanied
by
certified
cheque
for
10
of
amount
of
bid,
which
amount
shall
be
forfeited
to
the
City
if
the
successful
tenderer
fails
to
fulfill
his
contract.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
will
not
necessarily
be
accepted.
II.
D.
TII.UM,
CHv
Clerk.
.
(74)
THE
HOUSE
OF
UU)
J
ATTENTION
FUTURE
PATRONS!
We
Are
Glad
to
Announce
That
We
Can
Now
Supply
You
With
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard,
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
SPLIT
SPRUCE
(C
KLEDW
ED
!
BRIDDEN
Hollywood
Cafe
PRINCE
RUPKKTS
NI
WEST
AM
M"s'
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RKSTArKA"''
........
.......
.
....
ni
n
il
1
.'ID
A
"'
ln
HK.r.isiuv
u
t
R:
Certificate
Tlllr
No.
i;T-I
In
Lot
Trnly-ne
(!l).
Hloc-li
One
(I),
of
District
lot
Three
I
In
nil
reel
a
net
Khtv-one
(.1(11),
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or
Terracf.
Map
1.5?.
WIIEKKAS
wtlsfartnry
proof
of
loaa
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
Isuecl
In
the
name
of
Thomas
W.
Rons
hs
been
filed
in
this
office.
Holies
Is
hereby
Riven
that
I
Khali,
at
th
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof,
Issue
a
Provisional
Certlfirate
of
Title
In
lieu
of
said
lost
Certificate,
unless
In
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
In
wrltltiR.
DATED
at
the
Ijind
HeRlstrv
Office.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
this
Kith
duv
of
March.
1H4H,
A
D.
ANDREW
THOMPSON
Deputy
Becjstrar
of
Titles.
(90)
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
Repairs
Construction
Alteration
Floor
Sanding
a
Specialty
"
.
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mil.
CIT
TO
LENGTH
.
Clean
Handpicked
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Kindling
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GUARANTEE
QUALITY
AND
QUANTITY"
B
&
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TRANSFER
Crcon
186
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182
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rimi.
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DISHES
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