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Canadian
Leg!'
Tuesday,
Aug.
288l
'
p.Uti.n-Plr
Soccer
Schedule
(Mobley
Cup)
Aug.
13
Canadian
Legion
v&
General
Motors,
Aug.
15
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Heavy
Battery.
Aug.
19
Heavy
Battery
vs.
General
Motors.
.
Aug.
22
General
Motors
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
'
ffl
-"jr
aattert
Sent
q
.
vain
Uenprnl
in..
Canadian
iy
I"
it
Sport
Shots
The
largest
crowd
ever
to
see'
a
Western
International
League
baseball
game
in
Yakima
4.575
watched
the
league-leading
Bears
increase
their
margin
over
second-place
Vancouver
by
beating
the
Caps
3-1
on
Wednesday
night
of
last
week.
Lefty
Lloyd
Dickey
handcuffed
Vancouver
for
8
23
innings
before
his
control
left
him
completely
and
he
issued
fouri
I
walks
to
force
in
Vancouver's
;
i
only
run.
With
the
bases
jam-'
med
and
Len
Tran
in
the
bat
ter's
box,
Manager
Joe
Orengo
was
quick
to
use
his
newest
addition
to
the
pitching
staff,
Gene
Babbitt,
former
Snokanp
relief
ace,
who
joined
the
Yak-
Ima
club
this
week.
Babbitt
i
tossed
four
pitches
in
getting
j
Tran
to
end
the
game
by
flying
:
out
to
Snag
Moore
in
centre-1
field.
Dickey
struck
out
11
men
and
had
his
best
control
of
the
season
until
the
ninth.
He
then
issued
four
of
his
six
passes.
Dickey
fanned
six
of
the
first
11
Vancouver
batters
to
face
him
and
allowed
six
hits.
Bob
Will-
I
w?
Tra"'S
errr'
a
hit
h
batter
and
Moore's
double
i
i
Hit
i
4
i
"
,-pnr
J
S
Fos-
of
McGUl
University's
radia
tion
laboratory,
can
turn
his
mind
to
lighter
problems
than
those
posed
by
the
University's
big
cyclotron.
When
a
reporter
went
to
in
,
terview
him,
the
scientist
told;
tim
how
to
get
30
shaves
oul
oi
j
a
single
razor
Diaae.
"Talro'
nnw
snm)
find
wasll
vour
face
and
rinse
it,"
said
Dr
Foster.
"That
gets
rid
of
the
dirt.
Then
soap
and
rinse
it
again.
"That
gets
rid
of
the
scum
vnn
nn'l
hpllpvp
this
SPlim
TWEEDSMU1R
PARK
An
intriguing
outdoor
scene
in
the
famous
country
south
of
Burns
Lake
which
is
attracting
attention
not
only
as
to'irist
and
big
game
hunting
area
but
because
of
new
mining
and
industrial
developments
including
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
power
source.
'the
good-natured
M
agellt
for
the
Department
of
,
Vrvr
I
,.iFROM
RI.ADE
-
r,..,.,
i.
S3
in
.h-
fu
I"!'!
ee
runs,Col.
Keith
Dixon,
former
agent.
Seagram's
I
,
w
;JiJnl"l"!nt
,a
uMter,
nuclear
physicist
in
charge
Kinqs
Plat'
CANADIAN
WHISKY
The
price
is
roo'tfdtureix
ThiiadvrtlMint
it
not
publithcd
or
diiplaytd
by
rht
liqiacJ
Uovtrnmtnl
of
Inluh
Columbia.
Pro
fessional
ami
Bw
'
is
still
there
until
you
try
it
drag
the
razor
straight
down
yourself.
It's
this
dirt
and
your
face.
Use
a
glancing
mo-scum
which
dulls
and
clogs
the
tion,
so
that
the
razor
moves
razor.
both
down
and
across
your
face
"Soap
your
face
a
third
time,
at
the
same
time.
It's
the
and
this
time
you
can
use
shav-
same
as
sharpening
!a
pencil
Ing
soap,'
although
it's
not
nec-
with
a
knife.
It
gives
Vtter
re-essary,
then
shave.
But
don't
suits
and
saves
the
blade."
August
9,
1949.
Batterypnsj
CupTOpener
General
Motors
Fights
Hard
)
Although
Beaten
Four
to
Ope
!
Heavy
Battery
moved
into
the'
lead
in
the
Mobley
Cup
compe-tition
standing
by
defeating
a
General
Motors
side
by
four
goals
to
one
in
a
hard-fought
match
last
night.
This
game
was
the
first
of
the
Mobley
Cup
com-
1
petition.
Battery's
first
score
was
net-
i
ted
by
Pavlikis
shortly
after
play
commenced.
Vuckovich
added
a
I
'
second
counter
for
Armv
hpfni
o
i
-.
the
interval.
Resumption
of
play
saw
Pavlikis
head
a
beauty
past
Boulter
for
the
Battery's
third.
tally.
Then
D.
Gomez
drove
home
the
fourth
from
close
in.'
The
Motors'
nine
men
still
strove
hard
and
their
sinele
!
tally
finally
came
when
Currie
and
P.
Wilson
were
right
through
on
Morgan
who
deflected
the
leather
into
his
own
net
in
attempting
to
clear.
General
Motors
nine
won
the
toss
and
elected
to
kick
uphill.
The
first
keep
tested
was
Boul
ter
who
caught
and
cleared
Ward's
long
drive
completely.
Play
continued
on
level
terms
until
Ward
had
Boulter
at
full
stretch
in
saving
his
dangerous
lob.
In
the
ensulne
snrnmhle
Lien
kicked
clear.
A
free
kick
for
Battery
proved
fruitless.
Bish
op
was
clever
and
then
Pav
likis
shot
strongly
and,
although
he
failed
to
score
first
time,
he
snared
the
rebound
and
pushed
it
carefully
past
Boulter
for
the
opening
goal.
A
breakaway
by
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
(Section
251
Nolk
Fur
Aiilkatinii
For
a
rhlh
l.irrnse
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
that
on
the
13th
day
of
September
next
the
undersigned.
LOYAL
ORDER
OP
MOOSE,
PRINCE
RUPERT
LODGE
NUMBER
1051.
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
Club
License
in
respect
of
the
premises
sitnat
at
Second
Avenue
West,
City
ff
.
.
Prlnfa
.
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oi
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Columbia,
upon
lands
described
as
Lots
3
and
4.
Blocli
21
A,
Section
1.
Map
923.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Reg-
ifiiruuon
District.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
to
entitle
each
member
of
the
said
Club
to
keep
on
the
premises
a
reasonable
quantity
of
liquor
for
personal
consumption
on
the
premises,
and
entitling
the
Club
to
purchase
liquor
from
a
vendor
and
to
sell
by
the
glass
the
liquor
fio
purchased
to
its
mem-birs
and
guests
for
consumption
on
the
Club
premises
in
accordance
with
the
provisions
of
the
"Government
Liquor
Act"
and
the
regulations
promulgated
thereunder
DATED
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
this
5th
day
of
August,
A
D
1849.
LOYAL
ORDER
OP
MOOSE
PRINCE
RUPERT
LODGE
.
NUMBER
1051
H.
T.
Muncey,
Secretary.
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P.
Wilson
brought
relief
to
the
Motors.
The
Motors
were
fighting
strongly
and
J.
Wilson
and
ien
were
giving-
nothing
away.
Motors
forwards,
moved
out
and
Owens
tester!
Morgan
with
an
nwltirarrt
rt,-i
I
Then
D.
Gomez
at
the
other
end
I
by
lound
Boulter
vprv
o-nnH
oi.'nf
though
conceding
a
corner.
A
few
minutas
later,
Boulter
again
'
UP
saved,
this
time
marvelously
at
j
point
Diank
range
from
Gomez,
and
then
again
from
Pavlikis.'
Price
cleared,
strongly
and
Motors,
then
had
a
short
soell
of
pressing,
but
found
that
nine
men
cannot
hold
eleven.
In
a
few
moments
Vuckovich
had
a
good
run
and
shot
past
Boulter
to
give
the
Army
a
two-goal
lead.
Half-time
found
play
at
midfield.
P.
Wilson
kicked
off
for
Motors
on
the
resumption.
A.
Gomez
had
replaced
Veitch.
Motors
soon
forced
a
corner
but
:t
.proved
fruitless.
Next
moment
J.
Wilson
was
clearing
Motors
lines
when
Pavlikis
threatened.
Play
continued
evenly
with
Motors
players
giving
as
good
as
they
got.
The
extra
two
men
finally
began
to
tell
and
Vuckovich
gathered
a
pass
and
centred
nicely
to
Pavlikis
who
headed
a
smartly-taken
goal.
A
few
minutes
later
D.
Gomez
finish
ed
the
movement
with
the
Army's
fourth
counter.
Then
Bishop
was
outstanding,
making
a
fine
run
and
finally
driving
narrowly
by.
Motors
strove
strenuously
and
Morgan
deflected
Currie's
dangerous
centre
Into
the
Battery
mesh
while
attempting
to
clear
with
three
Motors
J.
forwards
in
close.
Battery
returned
quickly
and
Boulter
did
well
to,
punch
a
Parkhouse
lob
away.
Then
Pavlikis
was
through
again
but
was
tripped.
Vuckovich
drove
the
resulting
penalty
shot
high
over
the
bar.
Battery
drove
hard
now
and
forced
three
a
abortive
comers,
but
the
Motors
defence
held
out
to
the
fina:
whistle.
Battery
bsing
the
winners
by
four
goals
to
one.
Teams:
Battery
Morgan,
Dunbic
BE:
Ferguson,
Mazzone,
Veitch,
I
Gomez,
Vuckovich,
Parkhouse.
Pavlikis,
D,
Gomez,
Ward,
A
Gomez.
loss
General
Motors
Boulter,
Lien
has
J.
Wilson,
Price,
Bishop,
Halver-sen,
Is
R.
Currie,
P.
Wilson,
Owens
It
was
a
good
game
to
watch
Play
was
even
but
Battery
had
the
extra
man.
HOW
THEX
PLAYED
Battery
Morgan
was
safe
ir.
goal.
Dunbar
and
Ferguson
were
good
backs.
Mazzone
did
well
Veitch
played
hard
and
F.
Gomes
was
effective.
Vuckovich
dlu
well,
Parkhouse
was
fast,
Pavlikis
was
a
constant
threat.
D.
Gomez,
played
his
usual
hard
game,
combining
well
with
Ward.
A.
Gomez
tried
hard.
General
Motors
Boulter
In
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HOTEL
W.
L.
WOODS,
Prop.
PHONE
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P.O.
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FRASER
STREET
PRINCB
RUPERT
'south
by
plane
today
after
a
uiic-i
V1.-1L
nine
Uil
UlliClUl
UUM-
ness
.
Residence
of
the
late
Mrs
Nellie
Beveridae
Beveride
on
on
Third
Third
Av
Av-
West
has
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purchased
1
Harry
irry
Blackburn,
Blackburn,
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Hrwfll
Hotl
who
u-lth
Mrs.
Blackburn,
has
now
taken
residence
therein,
f
:
!
iv.
fv.:
nutria
4
STILL
GOING
STRONG
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden,
former
commodore
of
Canadian
National
Coast
Steamships,
now
in
command
of
luxury
cruise
ship
Corsair
in
Alaska
service.
goal
was
very
good.
Lien
and
Wilson
worked
hard.
Halver-sen
did
well.
Bishop
was
very
good
and
Price
was
effective.
Owens
did
well.
P.
Wilson
was
always
dangerous
and
Currie
worked
ard
and
centred
well
The
Motors
could
have
done
with
Olsen
and
C.
Currie,
but
put,
up
good
show
with
only
nine
men
Referee
S.
P.
Wood.slde.
Linesmen
W.
Lambie,
J.
Dav
idson.
Advertise
in
tne
Daily
News'.
CEKT1WCATB,
OF
TITLE
NO
8042-1
TO
LOT
TWENTY-POUR
(24).
BLOCK
TWENTY-NINE
(29),
SECTION
SIX
(6).
CITY
OP
PRINCE
RUPERT,
MAP
923
WHEREAS
satlKfuctory
proof
ot
of
the
nbove
Certificate
of
Title
issued
in
the
jiume
of
Neil
MncLeau
been
filed
la
this
office,
notice!
hereby
Riven
that
I
shall
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof,
issue
a
Provisional
r-oi.ifi.
Title
In
lieu
of
said
lost
Certificate,
unless
In
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
in
writing
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office,
Prince
Rupert.
B.
c
'
this
ltfth
day
of
July,
1949,
AD
ANDREW
THOMPSON,
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
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at
10
p.m.
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GREEN
391
or
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926
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RUPERT
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P.M.
TO
11
P.M..
5
'
Saturdays
12
Noon
to
12
Midnight
PHONE
RED
709
"BOWL
FOR
HEALTH"
FREE
INSTRUCTION
!
DRY
FIR
KINDLING
WOOD
50c
Per
Back
Delivered
PHONE
GREEN
186
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RADIO
CLINIC
For
Satisfactory
Service
CALL
53
718
Second
Avenue
West
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
OPEN
FROM
11:30
A.M.
To
We
Specialize
In
Chinese
CnOP
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CHOW
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
the
East-Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
8:00
p.m.
From
the
Kant
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Baturdaj
10:30
p.m.
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
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