jjadio
Dial
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
near
Frlnes
'
0orge,
rather
fpximt
Kupert
Dafip
etoa
PRINCE
than
in
Alberta.
!
Mrs.
Claire
Lovett,
also
:
of
7:30
Recital,
Donna
Grescoe,
RUPERT
SAM1S
ANDMPvS.
I
Wednesday,
March
2,
1949
Vancouver,,
is
expected
to
re-j
r
Cliange)
violinist
YEARS
AGO
The
forstr.y
launch
OeralS-ine
tain
the
.women's,
sinjies
title.
8;Q0-Tajk
On,
Ballet
LOVETT
FAVORED
.
8;30-East
Lynne
was
destroyed,
by
fire
south
e
P.M.
of
Swanson,
Bay.
whea
a
blaze
:
9,:00WiU;r
MONTREAL
P-r
Chances
of
NOTICE
Twenty-Five
Years
Ago
broke
out
in,
her-
.bilge.
The
frnio
!
9:30
Feature
on
Sir
J.
Boyd
The
Alaska
Steamship
Co.
forestry
bpat
Lilea
R.
was
youthful
Johnny
Samis
of
Vancouver
Tlia
Daily
News
wishes.
te
j
10:00
CBC
News
cancelled
its
the
for
regaining
the
men's
service
to,
Plnce
Scheduled:
to
replace
her
In
draw
attention
to
the
ru!-that
10:10
CBC
News
Rupert
because
singles
badminton
crown
were
of
lack
Swanson,
Btiy,
of,
business.
aea.
I
classified
and
transient
hucKriwge
10;
1,5-G,
a.
boosted
Sedgwick
The
steamer-
Alameda.
yesterday
with
the
report
Quotations
mid
adyertisinii
is
payable
in
ad-vaice.
10i30-wndoo
Studio
Concerts!
enroute
north.
niari
the
at
Turji-ViT
Years,
Ax.
'-.4
'
.
that
Toronto's
"Old
Man
'
4A.
A
1
1
:0,
Weather,
f
untaal
and
i
eg
war
call
by
company
ships.
H.
a
Clements,
HP.
tor
of
Badminton,"
Diok
Birch,
at
the
office
at
tirn
SIhm.
OH
Comox-Atlin.
announced
thai
a
would
be
unable
to
defend
the
at
presenting
copy
tor.
adve
Mayor
S.
M
Newton
tele-
bill,
wouM
h.
intraiUumti,
aJ
the
crown
at
the
title
meet
this
tisus
Those
desiring
to
ad
liS
Room
TfUVfiKMJAH-A.M
week.
vertLse.
in
this
manner,
in
tut
7:0Q-M.usipaj.
(jraphed
an.
offer
to.
tlje
mayor,,
next
session.
oE
the-
House
for
virktails
.-.ock.
of
Prince
George
to
the
effect
the.
appointment
ot
a
sanitary
Samis
lost
the
championship
Daily.
News
are
asked
jliH.li-S
8.00
CBC
News
tout
this
to
Birch
in
assist
the
effice
and
respect
i
:
city
would
co-operate,
inspector-
lor
the
sajmoa
can-n
an
upset
at
Toronto
K.rtnauu
8:15
Morning
Song
trying
to
have
the
proposed,
perie.
la,st
March.
this
rule
by.
rfi
ajnlnp,
from
8:30
Music.
foe
Moderns
iip.iway
une
i,rom
the
Peacei.
.,
Birch
has
now
been
side-lined
telephonlns
classified
advertising.
Varieties
8:
45-Little
Concert
River
join
the
CN
R.
line
atj
od
You.
saw.
it
la
the.
News
because
of
an
ankle
injury.
I
Vi
,,n
House
Party
9:00-BBC
Nws
and.
Com'ty
k'ESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
i.
.
.
n
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L:-a.i
f!t
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cre.tr
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24r
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PHONE
640
Prompt
and
Courteous
Service
nRYDGTvS
and
McLKAN
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS
AND..
AUDITORS
.
ra
Equipment
Guaranteed;
j
a'OUGH
ONE
These
Regina
public
school,
buys,
are-
seriously
1i
wH.-iiuui
mj4
a
uiiiTOuis
snoe
in
a
scnooi
jam-pau
'
curling
tussle.
Most
oft
Regina's
public
scNools
have
outdoor
curling,
rinks
and
CoinpeUtioij
is
keen.
A
bonsplel
to
decide
the
jam-paU
champ-Ions
is
in
the
offing
(C.
Pi
Photon
i
FLORISTS
Jricoroo
Ta
Returns
Compiled
Bud
B:u
i
ie,
coach
of
the.
suv-:
poisons,
of
Li),
Peters,,
aee
"BjUfift,'
cients
in
the
coining
"Past"
v,j,;
Lgw.e,
Lauu.
(tPcizzeli,
MithuHj,
Brsner
BJock
hied
Avenue
SERVICE
:REEN
787
P1IONE
000
"Fieseut"
game
qij,
th
comli
Cu,th,
Hi:lvje)
Fr,aser,,
PgbbliS,
Room
31.
Ca-OPS
ARE
LAID
LOW
t,(on:tauec
roru
page
i).
Saturday
evening.,
has.
released,
tStoneJ
DickehS,
Ewe-
(PAvies.)
f
.M
I
oc
Rupert,
B.
C.
;
uic
line-up
with
wlucli
he
will,)
Wirr,ay.
TP
tW
tlie
basket
where
'
they
wer
usually
smothered.
Theic
shool,--ing
was
poor
as
it
has
been
aH;
season.
Their,
ball
handling
ja
fine
but
it
doesn't
count
if
they
cannot
put
the
bail.
i:i
the
bas
MATTSON'S,
VPHOLSl'ERINO,
I
endeavour
to
carry
out
the
nuiny.j
str,ong,
Betty
tEM.isonJ,
Ljnd.say,
boasts
flying
around,
the
clew!
into,
tWUspn.)
M.cLeod,
and;
lay-up,
sliot
which
wa,s
unsuc
cesfiful.
Co-op,
had.
several
chances
us,
the
seconds
ticked,
away
hut,
the-
bail
just
rolled
i
DECORATING,
HANGING
,
PAINTING
VAX
Evelyn
CMafshJ,
Sm.lUi,
These
two
teams
will
meet,
th
Phono
BLUE
818
POv
Box
52(1
stures
these
past
few
weeks
W'
330
Second.
Avenue
garding
the
outcome
of
the
sho.vy
ket
after
setting,
them
up,,
Dom's-
leagues
and
i;o.u
n.d
the
rim
and
Brown-
pick
of
the
local
At
centre
will
be
seen
the
tor-
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
GREEN
981
nier
C.N.R.A.
great,
Sonny
Stilv.!
ac
taking
matters
very
seriously
and
Freddie
Calderone
who
with
practices
being
held
thrice
played,
his
better
gaines
for
An-
weekly
for
the
past
month
or
so,
yos
when
that
town
vied
fprj,
honors
wi.tli
Rupert,
Prenjier,
and
Rumor
has
it
that
there
was
woods,
walked
off
the
floor
vic-Uwipus,
CQrop.
took
102
shots
and
scored
6,
They,
made
3
of
4,
free
throws.
Browuwoods,
took.
R7,
shots,
and
scored
10
They-
made
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT3
woke
up
horn
iiie
dismal-
show-t.
ing
in
their
last
few
game.
Everyone
scored
with
Betty
Hamilton
leadln
gthenu
Dom's
used-
the
pjvot
constantly
with,
good
results
at
times.
They
led
at
the
half
8-2;
High.
School
was
unable
to
score
a
field
goal,
both
i
hen:
points
coming
on
free
throws
by
Arleita
Hamilton.
Dom's
increased,
their
lead
in
the
second
half
as
thch:
shots
X'HNICIAN
nig
and
Repairs
C0LUSSI
,
Ooean
'Falls
a
few
vesn-s
hnrk
'
"weenine
and
enashine
of
teeth''
,
"
i.i
so,ee
uijows
4-7R
Unwa
t
vmmpr
rp
.'Forwards
will
be
Boh
Armstrong,
in,
the
Co-op
dressing
room
last
J'.LACK
75fi
B-HHI6H-6ISS'
'
'
George
Viereck,
Eddie
Gladding
night
after
the
league
leaders
j
l-N'TERMFDIATK
LEAGUE
iiith
Ea.st
i-
aim
ari
sinun.
uiaaaing
also,
nau
iosi
ineir
secona
sirun
Mor"au
s
kept
their
play-off
saw
much
action
in
those
by-
to
the
Brown
woods
crew.
Ua-;
hopes
.
alive
as
they
out-lasted
gone
days
in
strip
f,or
Premif.'r.
confirmed
reports
state
that
:
Stonps
40-37.
It
was
a
clon
Guards
will
be
Tom
McMeekin.
Sonny
Beynon
offered
his
strip
game
with
only
a
few
points
PL1XG,
WOOp,
.scored.
High.
School
scoring
was
confined
to
Currie
and
Hamil-
Ik
r'livered
-7
f
MARGARET
McLEOJ)
OPTOMETRIST
ROOM
W,
STONE
BUILDIWO,
hob
Moxley,
Bob
Irvine,
"Bat
.to
the
management
after
the
separating
the
teams.
The
game
ijn
who
scored
4
points
each.
Uiu!4"
Benny
tytudie,
Cm
WA,
it.
e.
w:4,
0.t
Wft
staM
ouij
fasJ,
wil.ii,
Morgan''
High-
School
took
ih
shots
and..
Siutb..
and
Alex
Mitchell,
TJhjs.
thr,eaW
bj.
wi,
be
missedt
greatt-,
taking,
the
edge
at
quarter
time
made
3.
They
made
2-
ofi
3
free
and
Operator
5
ic
for
Hire
t
W
TRANSFER,
in
180
!w,;-up
will,
up.
doul
draw
wk
w
Tb.
fjsbmea,
cannpl,
af
fordi
W,
8t
Sjkones
cu.
the
lea
to
?
throws,
Mms
took
ii
shots
a
ipemprjt
for,
coach,
Bari;ie
of,
to.
Ipsa
ny-
ply.ers
t
jifi
time.
Points
in
the
second,
auarter
and
made
9.
They
scored
1
of
4
the
days
when
the
Moose.
HaU
Vk
tU
abseuce.
of;
Jak.
tlndsav
Cb(tsx
axJt
Marshall
tree
throws.
;
Warned;
up,
to,
score
all
Stone's
JUNIOR
LEAGVE
v
;
s
tiw
'
Civic
Centre"
and
the
proved,
kwii
evenlna.
THONE
BLUE
59:$
P.O.
Box
1184
points,
a,s
Mpraan.'s
slowed
down,
In
the
opener
North
Star
had
league
crowds
could:
he
QoiifttiMd,
,
uu,
imee
hands.
!
B.ff,er,e.
Comadin
failed,
to.
r;e-.
audi
did,
iwfc
take
iaj)y
shots,
difficulty
for
three
quarters
as
B-H
"High-Gloss"
goes
or
luiiui
.'.oond
to
owerturea
trom
t.hB.
ex-
m
Wirtin;.-
score
was
for
Rupert
Hotel
cnecKea
tnem
N
MACHINE
OUKS
I
SIMPLEX
GAS
t
and
t)!F.KF.L
ENGINES
Nu
arul
Purls
I
h
the
ladies,'
under
"Old
.Timer.
Girls''-
we
ecuiiyo
of,
the.
Basketball;
Asso
iort-
vumas.
piay-
(cioseiy
ana
iorcea
mem
10
snoot
imd
iniuiy
former
staas
in.
the
I
eiatio;v
ad
was.
not
available
fop
1-n
p,vot
toners,
took,
from
tough
angles.
North
Star
:Uh
:,mM
insf.
nieht,
Johnnv'
ov?
the
scoring
duUes
in
the
led
at
the
half
1-2
to
8.
Rupert
-----
n-r-.
"T
r
-
,
,
.
...
.
-
,
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
easily
and
smoothly
by
brush
or
roHef
!
tpplicator.
It
dries
with
a
bright
and
shining
gloss
finish.
','
'
You'll
want
"High-Gloss"
for
your
kitchei'
bathroom,
play
room.
And
you'll
find
it
is
f
oiwuwUy.
felt
that
a
remark,
"1MU:
?"'JT,.
P
P',Q
'
"0teI
S
IIenCe
veryquiei
i.L
i.hi
inin
lni.
Monrtou.
,.
6-
b"
H
was.
iv)t
euou-h.as
they
coiu.nueu
to
shoot
poor-
s
are
Invited,
to
CALLS
to
view
our
iiri.
L
prol
uucallt-d
tor
and
ouit
tha
le'iaim
W
wJd
the-
surging
Morifaii's
us,
ly
for
their
second
straight
it
iSLn
.
'
they
pped,
in,
lom
shot.
game.
Ln
the
second
half
North
cold
lie
has
h,
been.
-
well,
advised
i
nov
m
23
to
24
at
thren.
tar
leAngtneued
their
lead
Dot
talk
over
eiiijp
is.
204
4th
Street
Phone
055
that
this
writer-
has,
no,
connec-
q.uaA'tec
time.
1,1.
the
final.
quar-it
was
not
until
the
final
quar-
Uous
whosoever,
with,
the
league
Rwan.s
tnk
M't
TO,
BLUE
846
'E
L
RORIR
plant,
Auditor,
etc.
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
J
W(.t
II
mo
Pitm-itlA.I
equally
practical
and
decorative
for
walls
and
woodwork
in
any
room,
ft
comes
in
six
pastel
'shades
and
white.
Keeps
its
'lustre
through
many
washings
always
looks
fresh
and
UlUNGS
PROMPT.
EXPERT
SERVICE
SAAN1CH
Plumbing
&
Heating;
and.
cuJis.
tAwoK
as,
he
sees
them,
,ea4(
ony
SQWl.xl
mlnutM
TW
umm
o
hum
trror
ia
Xos
and
SjMitb
put
PreseiiA
at
all,
times
and
few
r,e
Sinili,
rht
back
in
the
ball
e.-k-iupL
There
is
wo
oue.
Inter-
gnwj
they
scored.
Boulter
6s.ted,
ii,
basketball
hereabout4
iced,
the
game
for
Mwran's
tihAt
does,
Hot
and.
has
hot
apr.
with
a
two-handed
set
shot
P);eciu,t,edi
Johrujy
s
work.
and
it
Stones
played
hard
in
the
finn!
I(lje.
nyijutes
of
the.
lostt
execur
two
minutes
but
their
shots
(
Uv
meeting
of,
the
Association,;
just
would,
not
go
in.
k
-
Phone
387
I
ter
that
their
scoring
power
opened
up
wun
the
Rupert
;iotel,
squad
losing
all.
semblance
jf
defence
and
fast
breaks
and
long
passes
scored
repeatedly
for
North
Star.
They
potted
I"
points
In
the
final
ouarter
to
make
a
runaway
of
the
game.
North
Star
took
36
shots
and
scored
1G.
They
made
3
of
6
free
throws.
Rupert
Hotel
took
51
shots
and
made
4.
They
made
5.
of
8
free
throws.
Building
and
repairs
of
all
kinds
Roofs,
Chimneys
Oil
Burners!
IV0.
CHENEY
DTNTIST
bright.
PUONES
V
MITH
BLOCK
Black
687
Red
894
evening
P
O.
Box
1401
P.O.
Box
1670
wgi-e,
perused,
by,
Mr.
CoiiiadiHa.
Stones
took
62
shots
and
he
will
find
that
it
was
upon
made
18.
They
scored
1
of
n
the.
suggestion,
of
this
writer
that
'
fee'
throws.
Morgans
took
A
funds
were
made,
available
so
shots
and
made
16.
Thev
ton.
;
that
ho
could
travel
Alaska
with
18
free
throws
and
made
8.
the
All-Star
team
as
a
recom-'
dhsjj'
LEGt'E
euse.
f,or
the
good
work
he
has
;
"Dom:s
came
ouf
0f
their
scor-
done
here
for
years.
ina
slumD
t0
SP()rp
19
nnint3
anH
Arrivals
on
the
Princess
Nor-nh
from
Vancouver
tills
morning
included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Burdette
arid
W.
E:
Taft.
For
the
best
Painti,
Varnishei
and
Enamels
.
.
.
BUY
WHERE
YOU
SEE
THE
SIGN:
It's
the
symbol
of
the
reliable
dealer
in
your
community
artage
Ltd,
L5AIMTS
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn.
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
o
71
,,
Second
At
Moving
StrvU
;
racking
--
CarU
1
defeat
High
School
19-8,
The
TOO
LATE
TO-
CLASSIFY
win
gave
them
a
full
game
lend
sale
Second
hand
I
League
games
this
week
will
be
switched
from
.Saturday
tot
Frl-;
day
to
make
way
for
the
special
on
Peoples
with
each
team
hpv-
FOR
RED
516
;
hineles
in
good
shape.
Phone
Black
(65
or
Blue
505.
(57)
ing
one
game
to
play,
eaoh
aaainst
Hich
School.
Hich
olav-
games
on
Saturday
night.
ART
MURRAY.
ed
their
passing
game
and
SALE-Lumber
$1000
per
.
,
.
.,
.
,
-
!
truckload,
delivered.
Phone
1
t,.
j
brought
the
bal.l
right
under-
Bue
83(i
(53,
1
IMi
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Workmen
ONLY
Pioneer
Dryback
Coats
$8.25
Pioneer
Dryback
Pants
S6.95
Khaki
Coveralls
S5.45
Denim
Pants,
8-oz
$3.58,
Denim
Pants,
9-oz
$3.75
Denim
Coveralls,
8-oz.
$5.10
Denim
Bib
Coveralls
..
$4.65
Denim
Smocks
$4.85
lllue
a.rri
White
Boilermaker
Coveralls
$4.65
Khaki
Pants
-Group
1
$4.50
Khaki
Pi
Is-Group
2
$4.80
Painters'
Overalls
,$495
Steelhilt
Pants
$4.75
Moleskin
Pants
:.
$5.!)5
Heavy
Humphry
Fishermen's
Pants..
$11.95
Diouhle
Diamond
Pants
$5.45
Ironman
Pants
$5.50
Itunmickhtirn
Pants
....
$K.50
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Drugs
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Candy
Kid.
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P.M.
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P.M.
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duy
of
FeUruary,
A
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appoint-
ed
Administrator
of
tl.
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of
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James
Leslie
Robinson,
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Ocean
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Falls.
British
Columbia,
who
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1
or
about
the
4th
duy
of
October,
1
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at
Ocean,
Falls,
BritlHh
Colum-bla.
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
delivery
tervlct
Emergency
bicycle
delivery
trom
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
and,
Sunday
".
till
9
p.n.
fiuid
estate
pre
required
to
pay
the
umuunt
of
their
Indebtedness
tq
me
lorthwlth
and
all
persons
having
PHONE
81
Acme
chums
against
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
op
or
before
the
31st
duy
of
March.
1949,
failing
which
distribution
will
be
made
hnving
regard,
only,
to
such
claims
of-
which
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It's
a
Great
Institution!
I
shall
have
boen.
notiried.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
17th
day
of
February,
A
D,
1949.
CLOTHING
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JfRASER
FORBES,
fwdy
Re-Opened
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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ALL
OF
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THE
.
Ren
Cafle
COFFEE,
SHOP
35J
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Third
Chinese
Disbe
a
Specialty
CHOP
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CHOW
MEIN
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AND
REFURNTRHED
IpLETELY
BETTER
THV!
EVER
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Do-Nuj
Our
Specialty
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
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