5rt"nre
Rupert
Dafu?
nTdsl
Thursday.
February
17.
1919
TTztdfesfj!
in
Slp&irts
Rnskdimfl
Big
Fives
(hanging's
a
Cinch
with
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
League
Detroit
0.
New
York
4
Boston
1.
Chicago
5
Pacific
Coast
Fresno
3.
Los
Angeles
2
San
Francisco
8,
Vancouver
3
Seattle
7,
Portland
1
ROSA
LEES
HOLD
Senior
J.
Lindsay,
Co-op
A.
Macphee,
Co-o'i
T.
Arney,
Savoy
D.
Shier,
Brownwjmls
M.
Thompson,
Brownwoods
TOP
SPOT
IN
"B"
LEAGUE
Rosa
Lees
maintained
their
top
position
in
the
Ladies'
"B"
Five
Pin
League
this
week,
bringing
their
record
up
to
citirit
wins
acrainst.
one
Inss
Inlernuliale
McChesney,
Stones
B.
J.
Hebb,
Merchants
A.
Owens,
Merchants
B.
Ratchford,
Hi'll
School-
S.
Youngman,
Merchants
G.
FG.
FT.
PTS
11
75
29
179'
11
58
19
11
56
19
j3j
9
43
'
21
107
11
18
104
12
37
22
96
11
30
13
,
73
11
31
8
70
10
25
.
15
65
11
28
8
64
11
41
4
86
11
35
6
76
11
26
3
55
10
20
4
44
10
18
4
40
12
30
7
85
12
35
9
79
12
35
7
77
11
32
5
69
11
29
1
59
Now
Blade
BLADE
You
change
Wades
in
a
jiffy
save
time
and
bother
with
the
new
Gillette
Blade
Dispenser
This
modern
pkistic
tainer
protects
the
blades
t
all
times.
Thty
reach
you
factory
shaip
and
stay
that
way
until
used.
Ask
far
this
handy
shaving
aid.
sis
ay
:N"S
WIN,,
MK
s
c,
...
Ladies
J.
Budiniih,
Peoples
C.
Currw?,
High
School
L.
Howe,
Peoples
B.
Hamilton,
Dam's
.
R.
Thain,
Dom's
when
they
'made
a
clean
sweep
over
Brownwoods
while
Boosters
broketheir
second
place
tie
Willi
Miller
Bay
by
defeating
them
3-0.
Four
teams
in
the
10-team
leagiv
are
now
grouped
for
third
place,
each
with
five
wins
and
four
losses.
They
are
Big
Sisters,-
Toilers.
Belmonts
and
2
Stori
"
i
now
Junior
D.
Johnsn,
North
.Star
.
N.
Sather,
North
Star
F.
Simonson,
North
Star
D-
Letourneai!.
Kinsmen
J.
Walsh,
North
Star
B"vs
Kntes,
ixr'n
C.
F.
Dawson,
federal
archi-j
Angry
Father
(at
2
a.m.:
tect'
from
Victori'i,
arrived
iu'
Well,
young
lady,
where
have
the
city
yesterday
from
the
?bu
been
until
this
late
hour?"
south.
His
visit
here
is
in
cun-j
Daughter:
"I've
been
sitting
ncctlon
with
work
bun
'ip
with
the
son
of
thJ
sick
nia
ried
out
at
the
Miller
Bay
llos-'vou
told
mother
von
u.-
look
aW"
feel
be
"'"
use
Gillette
Blue
Blades
pital.'
Classified
a
brings
results.
Westminster
7,
Taconia
1
Sport
Shotsi
England's
first
Olympic
hockey
championship
was
assured
13
years
ago
when
Canada
edged
out
a
1-0
decision
over
the
United
States
at
Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
The
English
team,
strengthened
by
six
Canadians,
previously
defeated
Canada
1-0
and
played
a
scoreless
draw
with
the
Americans.
Canada
placed
second
in
the
final
standing
with
United
States
third.
i
The
late
John
J.
McGraw
signed
his
first
contract
to
manage
New
York
Giants
46
years
ago
today.
McGraw
went
on
to
pilot
the
National
League
club
for
29
years,
retiring
in
June,
1932.
Under
his
management.
Giants
played
in
the
World
Series
nine
times,
winning
the
title
three
times.
I
THUNDERBIRDS
Ik
Dill
If
PIMM
111
lULIl
!
lilAL
VANCOUVER
(f
University
of
British
Columbia
Thunderbirds
lost
to
Vancouver
Indians
5
to
In
the
second
and
final
game
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Senior
"B"
eue
semi-finals
last
night
Thunderbirds
won
the
first
game
of
the
two-game
total
point
series
5-3
Tuesday
night
so
won
by
a
total
of
9
to
8
the
right
t
meet
Nanalmo
dinners
In
the
final,
beginning
at
Nanaimo
to
night.
Choke
Referee
HESPELER,
Ont.-
They
take
their
hockey
seriously
here.
In
a
game
between
Ayr
Vies
and
the
Breslau
Cubs,
several
play-rs
choked
Referee
Eby
of
Preston,
into
unconsciousness.
When
he
recovered
he
awardeti
the
game
to
Ayr,
6-1.
MEY,
Caithness,
Scotland,
9
Lightning
killed
nine
sheep
here.
LADIES'
"B"
STANDINGS
Rosa
Lees
.......
Boosters
Big
Sisters
...
Toilers
Belmonts
Noble
&
Wick
Miller
Bay
'
Stars
Brownwoods
...
Busy
Bees
?VI,PT.
Utdi
oJ
IhHNks
?
Tr
V""".
minimum
char..
60o.
Birth
HoUce-ooc.
i.t
Nti.s.
Funeral
No
time,
MiutUu
and
fciiKKKernent
Aniiounn
mcnis:
i
llfled
AdtNMtug
is
payable
1
lu,VHce.
retrain
from
tot.nh.,,.
.
FAMILY
FAVQBITS
.
FOK
SLh
THE
NEW
DISPENSER
There's
a
new
Gillette
Blue
Blade
unwrapped
and
ready
for
your
Gillette
Razor.
3C
Gillette
i
kJt-j2tcf
mi
tr?.
50
Gillette
Blue
Blades
40
Shaving
Edges
$100
mm
rim
itENi
FOR
RENT
Two
room
apartment,
quiet
couple
wanted
No
children.
221
5th
E.
(43)
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room,
801
Borden
St.
FOR
RENT-Furnished
rooms,
843
inn
Ave.
West.
(5G;
FOR
HENT-Two
room
apartment.
Apply
l()0"4th
West
(41)
HELP
WANTED
j
WANTED
Girl
or
Woman
to
do
hunt
huusework
and
look
after
pre-school
aue
child,
week
clays.
Phone
Blue
128
alter
6
;BOYS
WANTED
The
waitin
I,
li.st
for
Daily
News
delivery
f
boys
is
open.
hiutaoie
boys
j
w'i.:lnn
routes
should
leave
their
names
at
the
office,
tl
I'LKSONAI.
INFORMATION
WANTED
Would
J.
R.
Webster,
last
known
address.
General
Delivery,
Vancouver,
occupation
uioier,
or
anyone
knowing
his
whereabouts
or
helpful
information
regarding
him
please
communicate
with
British
Columbia
Packers
Limit-en.
P.O.
Box
939,
Vancouver.
HC.
(42)
PERSONAL
DRUG
SUNDRIES
(rubber
goods
i
twelve
samples
lor
postpaid
in
plain
sealed
wrapper,
catalogue
included.
General
Novelty
Co
Dcpl.
'PR'.
71
Major
St
Toronto.
Out.
r,j,
j
TENI)l-:itS
1
i..MJJhi;.S
will
be
received
for
Uie
purchase
of
Lot
8,
Block
4
1,
.Section
7.
Prince
Rupert,
No
114:1
Eighth
Avenue
Eusl,
siihiect
to
possession
being
given
0:1
the
filteenth
July,
1J-1U.
for
cash.
Tenders
must
be
scaled
and
marked
"Tender
and
be
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Post
Office,
addressed
tu
the
undersigned,
Box
662,
not
'later
than
Monday.
February
21.
1949.
The
highest
or
any
tenner
not
necessarily
accepted.
M.M.
Stephens.
(421
$
noursfina
Serve
"(ijht
fluffy
flmvmMSofh
V
1.
S,
TTf
'
rr
fill
f
1
1-1
II
-"-"""I'lrifi
FOR
SALE-28
ft.
Trailer
'Doxy'
$1,200.
Cow
Bay
Floats.
(43)
j
FOR
SALE-Lot
of
Tools,
hand1
saws,
chisels,
wood
and
steel
axes.
Pierre
and
Cant
Hook,
wrenches.
Apply
Hyde
Trans-fer-
(45i
!
FOR
SALE
Small
4
Wartime
House,
excellent
condition,
view
lot.
Priced
for
quick
sale
Apply
1381
Overlook
St.
itfi
FOR
SALE
Four
room
Wartime
House
with
oil
burner
and
Bendix
installed.
Applv
14:ia
PiRRot
Ave.
or
Phone
Blue
14u.
.
42i
FOR
SALE
Late
1947
silver
green
Monarch
5
pass,
coupe
Equipped
with
heater,
side
mirrors,
prestone
anti-freeze
radiator
cover,
and
uncl-er-coating.
MUeaee
17S85.
In
A-l
condition.
Price
$2100
00
or
nearest
offer.
Apply
to
Pete
Hordesky.
1356
1st
Overlook
Street,
or
write
in
care
of
General
Delivery.
4ii
,
FOH
SALE
New
ArticlcT
Elci
1
'
trie.
Toasters.
Press
lions
Hot
Plates.
Jleatcr.s,
Cim.s
and
Saucers,
Kitclicn
Stoves
at
Krai
savins
prices.
Sic
13
(;
Furnituie.
,
r)
FOU
SALE
20
fl.."troller
'with
gurclies
and
gear.
Applv
&:i7
Taxi
or
Black
44a
ailcr
0
p
im
!
GIANTS
SIGN
TWO
NEGR05
NEW
YORK
The
New
York
Giant,
whose
Polo
Grounds
park
is
situated
In
the
most
heavily
populated
negro
district
in
the
nation,
signed
two
colored
players
Outfielder
Monte
lrvin
and
Pitcher
Forri
Smith
I
.
I
-
!
BOWLING
LEADERS
Bertha
Dunbar
Leads
Ladies
and
Johnny
(
omadina
Men
in
Mixed
League
j
I
Bertha
Dunbar
of
Macey's
is
leading
the
lady
bowlers
of
the
j
i
Mixed
Five
Pin
Bowling
League!
for
individual
scoring
honors!
while
Johnny
Comadina
of
the
neaa
pinners
tops
the
men,
ac-
cording
to
a
compilation
by
Alan
Matheson,
League
secretary,
i
Dunbar's
average
is
192
and
Comaclina's
215.
Other
players
are
givine
the-leaders
a
close
run,
the
following
table
shows:
LADIES
Bertha
Dunbar,
Macey's
XXX
B.
Dunbar,
Macey's
XXX
192
Eiickson,
Pioneer
Ldy.
..
188'
..........
MfiMaalrin
lTnnl
m.
I
ii,
iicuupiiiiiers
tao
li
Bussey,
Brownwoods
188
Pierce,
Kingpinners
185
j
v
wratnail,
Headpinners
.183
J
Shenton,
Kingpinners
179
P
Men.ies,
Pioneer
Ldv
177
D.
Ballinger,
HotshoU
175
E.
Knutsen,
Pioneer
Ldy
174
4
U.
Flynn,
acey's
XXX
-173
B.
Uzick.
Macey's
XXX
172
!
S.
Ramsay,
Dodgers
171
MEN
J.
Comadina,
Headpinners
.215
J.
Paul,
Pushovers
213
B.
Woods,
Brownwoods
.
.
210
B.
Vuckovich,
Wingers
210
D.
Ward.
Winoers
on
F.
v
Comadina,
Overwaitea
...
205
G.
Shenton,
Kingpinners
.'.
...
200
B.
Windle,
Pioneer
Ldy.
199
N.
Kinslor,
Kingpinners
198
A.
Taylor,
Malkins
:
198
J.
Schroeder,
B.C.
Messenger
196
C.
Maundrell,
Brownwoods
...
196
T.
McMeekln,
Headpinners
.193
G.
Anderson.
Dodgers
195
B.
Withers,
Headpinners
192
B.
Moxley,
Pioneer
Ldy
.192
I.
Dunbar.
Macev's
xxv
.192
R.
Tubb,
Overwaitea
...191
J.
Graham,
Pushovers
.190
S.
Comadina,
Kingpinners
.189
N.
Sheppard,
Wingers
.186
S.
Davison,
acev's
XXX
..185
A.
Matheson,
Macey's
XXX
185
Totals
17
BUSY
BEES
F.
Stewart
105
G.
Heleerson
119
J.
Guthrie
144
M.
Hoban
63
K.
Davidson
148
184
Y.
Ewart
111
Handicap
70
92
Totals
'
fiio
780
1
13i
;
Matured
and
Bottled
in
England
SOFT
.
.
.
STRONG
.
.
.
PUR
FX
house-hold
tissues
give
quality
with
economy
.
.
favored
choice
of
discriminating
housewives
...
from
coast
to
coast.
Noble
and
Wick.
High
individual
scoring
was
by
Bertha
Dunbar
of
Rosa
Lees
who
tallied
712
for
the
high
three-game
total
while
M.
Smith
of
Big
Sisters
rolled
the
high
single
game
score
with
291.
Rosa
Lees
3,
Browuwoods
0.
Boosters
3,
Miller
Bay
0.
Belmonts
2.
Busy
Bees
1.
Toilers
2,
Stars
1.
Noble
and
Wick
2,
Big
Sisters
MILLER
BAY
'
B.
Peterson
222
197
196
t'.
Roberts
141
145
118
K.
Davis
J
01
11U
172
1..
11('V
Kill
192
207
Low
.scuie
.
12li
145
125
Handicap
33
33
a:t
Totals
873
828
881
I
BOOSTERS
V.
Patrick
.
198
145
182
I
Y.
Chartrund
185
101
240
T.
Cole
12(i
151
125
N.
Kennedy
201
159
163
A.
Denton
142
187
125
Handicap
..
114
114
M14
Totals
iiGO
917
M9
ROSA
LEES
M,.
Postuk
...
.
172
175
131
L.
Basso-Bert
tin
160
157
A.
Smith
180
173
187
E
Hmitli
174
213
154
B.
Dunbar
251
2:5
236
Handicap
17
17
17
Totals
907
963
882
BROWNWOODS
M
Matee
ISO
129
158
D.
Rands
Z'..
190
114
99
L.
Donaldson
I5i
156
108
G.
Brown
128
'
100
227
M.
Ebv
235
117
131
Handicap
101
101
101
Totals
849
717
824
NOBLE
&
WICK
A.
Holkestad
252
137
124
M.
Baxter
146
169
176
H.
Holkestad
150
100
154
B.
McChesney
....
159
178
123
P.
Black
127
136
103
Handicap
66
66
66
Totals
900
786
746
BIG
SISTERS
B.
Gomez
203
166
150
I.
Muncey
120
103
135
M.
Smith
189
291
97
E.
Rothwell
170
145
142
E.
Bond
177
193
161
Handicap
16
16
16
I
Totals
875
914
701
1
STARS
4
G.
Mclntvre
130
117
143
'
L.
Keays
178
160
139
M.
Nesbitt
87
113
78
H.
Kasper
69
32
59
J.
Dickens
139
190
146
Handicap
76
76
76
Tola
is
679
628
641
TOILERS
M.
Wide
139
96
.102
j
G.
-
Richards
118
124
lOti
E.
McLeod
82
34
74
H.
Ellison
100
120
89
J.
Meniies
174
17')
lr.'l
Handicap
60
60
(ill
Totals
fi7!l
61!)
OUO
IBS!
BBBI
ME1!
IHB1
KI
U
Ijim.ivion
la
R.
Windle
131
163
115
P.
Andrew
169
172
165
G.
Tiuiu
....
127
-170
:)4
M.
Scharff
99
141
100
E.
Anderson
239
239
189
Handicap
..,
52
52
52
M
A
DK-'J
'O
M
K
AS
U
RE
AG
EN
TH
Salesinen-at'euts
wanlfcil
to
handle
made
-
to
-
measure
suits
of
last
sellnm
"Al'PI.E-UK1N"
linihti
Ironical
suilliv?.
Big
money.
Write
lor
FREE
Selling
Kit
and
state
experience
and
rereienees
llenrv
Faber,
2H8
Yonge
St.,
Toronto,
Ontario.
AS
ai
'Jt
PANCAKES
OK
BUCKWHCATS
WHATS
Ktgular
Sir
1
i
or
3'
4
lb.
I
ECONOMY
Bog.
GRAYSWOOD,
Surrey,
Eng.,
(P
A
Miss
Headley
pulled
a
cracker.
The
explosion
caused
a
small
wound
which
bled.
She
opened
the
cracker
and
found
it
contained
a
bandage.
WRATH
ALL'S
V
IIOTO
FINISHING
nevelopinjr.
Printing
En'arjfine
QUICK
SERVICE
Ainaleur
and
Prol'eNxional
Sunnlii
by
tf
Gov
i
'
1!!'
EE
ting
up
with."
,
.
UVCT
OjX'ii
lo
gtne:-day
and
Su'-and
evenings
day
and
Trailer
9
uVl'rt
(40
.
FOR
SALE
one
ki
tchi'ii
set,
table,
4
chairs.
One
siuli-
bed
spring
and
inatlress
One'
loldiiif;
couch.
One
rockitu'
chair.
Phnne
lied
Uilll,
or
caii
at
042
t!i
Ave.
Ka.st.
1
11
1
I'OH
SALE
Lot
on
2nd.
Ave.
Selling
cheap,
iniliumi';
celluiu'ou.s
liunher.
i'liom
Red
hi!i.
(43)
FOR
SALE
19-10
Dod--e
Panel
Very
good
throughout.
New
motor
1947.
1949
licence
Sh.il)
;
Phone
Black
iiHU
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