TOURNEY
STARTS
prince
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5
konday,
November
29,
1948
"
LEGION
BILLIARD
THIS
AND
THAT
0f
i
:
RECESSED-EDGE
(Mi
STONPBORD
f
roneoord
come
together
there'.
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T
len,Sw
With
a
brodknife
apply
thelamo,
T
.cha?"eL
then
a
strip
ol
re-enforcina
tsn
(
Stonebord
joint
filler,
off
with
more
iiUer
Th
result-
ffted,
then
smooth
invisible
Joint
jtrong,
re-enforced
Stonebord
come
end-bundled
-
two
sheet
t;m4
bce-to-face
to
keep
them
cWn
2.!ftf??ped
BASKETBALL
Savoy
Wins
Season's
Most
Thrilling
Game
Senior
Savoy
57,
Brownwoods
55
Intermediate
Fashion
Footwear
26,
Morgan'
28
Ladies
Hih
School
23,
Miller
Bgy
5
Junior
Kinsmen
17,
Prince
Kupert
Hotel
15
The
bad
weather
did
not
keep
a
good-sized
crowd,
from
the
most
exciting
basketball
game
of
the
season
Saturday
night
a&
Savoy
defeated
Brownwoods
in
a
close
Senior
match
which
wasn't
decided
until
afer
two
overtime
periods
had
been
ulaved.1
With
all
Feature
.Game
is
Close
Affair
Between
Goddard
and
Stewart
Four
games
in
the
second
handicap
English
billiard
tournament
were
played
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
over
the
week-end.
The
match
between
Wilfred
potldard
and
D.
C.
Stewart
was
a
particularly
interesting
one.
It
was
anyone's
game
until
the
final
shot
was
playec.
Qoddard
had
a
handicap
of
10
points.
D.
C.
Stewart
fas
at
scratch.
Goddard
won
by
'
the
narrow
margin
of
two
points,
150
to
148.
"
John
Bulger
plus
5)
played
a
very
steady
game
and
defeated
Bob
Moxley,
who
was
conced
bord
is
smooth,
hard
and
durable
,L
.
?one-
y-rfrf
!
mi
hhiw
u
'
-
-A
4
W
.
,
c,lern
uypsum
Products
Ltd.,
Winnipeg
ing
him
20
points,
by
a
score
of
150
to
(J7.
lILIFOTir,
EVUTT
&
CO.
Ltd.
the
drama
and
excitement
that
the
fans
want
the
Vic
Duncan
(plus
.
4(1)
won
Same
went
to
hotel
men
wjlh
a
oyer
W.
A.
Osborne
(plus
35)
by
,2-point
victory.
over.
boQters
af-
651
COAL
LUMHER
wopds
the
lead,.
Savoy
bounced
back
with
ft.
Holkestad"'
and
liUILWNG
SUPPLIES
a
score
of
150
to
118,
while
Bert
Dayis
scoring.
The
score
was
lljen
55
f,o
53
for
Savoy.
Gurvich
again
scored
tp
tie
it
up.
Then
Morgan,
receiving
20
points,
took
trie
lead
pn
his
opponent,
pave
p
wens
(playing
minus
25
1,
itading
at
the
finish
150-124
in
spite
of
a
well-played
break
of
23
by
Owens.
MILE
FOR
MeJ
Holkestad
spored
a
long
two.
,x,l...
J.L
...ftl
,.
V
yj.r
-?
!
,
hander
from
way
out
for
the
0.
C.
Football
r
BOWLS
"Look
dear
a
four-leaX
cloyer
Min's,
Savoy
Swingers
vs.
Tafi
Si
Odowes.
Dec.
27
Variety
vs.
Taft
Si
Odowes,
Scuby's
vs.
Orange,
Westview
vs.
Manson's,
De-Jong's
vs.
Annettes,
G.
&
A.
vs.
Savoy
Swingers.
Jan.
3
Westview
vs.
Taft
&
Odowes,
Orange
vs.
Annettes,
Variety
vs.
Savoy
Swingers.
'TROTTERS
HERE
j'
ici
i
wo
aeuon-par.Kea
overtiii.e
periods.
The
final
score
was
57-b5.
'
The
first
half
was
even,
th
teams
alternating
with
two
point
leads.
The
first
quarter
ended
In
a
tie
1
all.
The
half-time
score
was
22
tp
20
foi'
Savoy.
In
the
closing
minutes
of
the
first
quarter
and
at
ths
beginning
of
th,e
.secqnd.
Savoy
netted
ten
consecutive
foul
shot!
before
Ciccone
scored
a
field
goal
for
them.
In
the
third
quarter
Brownwoods
outscored
Savoy
and
managed
to
run
up
u
S-point
margin
whiph
Savoy
cue
down
to
2
points
as
the
quarter
ended
27
to
35.
Brownwoods
RODENT.
DAMAGE
'
1
'.
The
damage
caused,
by
iill
types
of
roderits
in
the
United
Scuiy's
v.
Annettes,
Manson's,
Westview
Swingers.
Orange
vs
Klowt'S,
DeJong's
vs.
-
Dt
Jong's
vs.
Savoy
final
score
and
gave
victory
to
Sayqy.
,
The
game
was
packed
with
excitement
that
had
the
fens
standing
up
and
cheering
for
each
team.
The
aggressive
play--ing
of
all
players
caused
many
fouls,
20
being
called.
Many
players'
were
outstanding.
Davis
hit
his
stride
and
was
top
scorer
with
19
points.
Arney
came
through
with
13.
Men-zies
and
Ciccone
were
tops
on
States
1?
estinjated
at
5un,ta
Football
Association
Cup
First
Itoupd
Barnet
vs.
Exeter
City,
postponed..
'.,"..'.
Bradford
City
vs.
.
Doncaster
Rovers,
postponed.
Colchester
United
vs.
Reading,
abandoned
before
hall-time
when
score
was
1-1.
Halifax
Town
vs.
Scunthorpe
United,
postponed.
JANUARY
21.22
Harlem
Plobetrotters,
the
topflight
professional
basketball
team
which
is
currently
touring
western
Canada
and
the
United
States,
will
visit
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday,
January
21
and
pop
annually.
.
,
Orange
vs.
G.
it
A.,
vs.
Tart
Si
Odowes,,
ECYPT'S
POPULATION
vs
Variety,
Scuby's
ys.
The
population
pf
'
Egypt
fis
about
16,000,000
persows;
i
Saturdav.
Janimrv
22
Plvie
the
guard
line.
The
Holkestad
nomes.ao.
Ipswich
Town
vs.
AldershotJ
-Westview
vs.
Scubx's,
Centre
Manaeer
Don
Dn
Forward
immediately
regained
their
5-
brothers
""r
,
,
.
?0ardlnoint
their
edEe
40
to
35
but
then
played
usual
good
Ketchikan
Hopp
Team
Is
Coming
Coach
Ed.
Hollister
and
his
Ketchikan
High,'
School
Polar
Bears
are
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
'
for
a
series
of
basketball
games
this
Thursday
and
Friday
with
Prince
Rupert's
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers,
it
will
be
'
the
first
appearance
of
out-of-town
basketball
competition
in
the
city
this
season
and
already
much
Interest
is
being
manifested
in
the
series.
.'There
will
be
a
return
series
at
Ketchikan
with
the
Rainmakers
journeying
north
on
December
17
and
18.
;
Savoy
Swingers,
Var
i-Jong's,
Manson's
vs.
abandoned
when
score
was
1-Q.
Southend
United
vs.
Swansea
Town,
postponed.
Crewe-Alexanclra
5,
Billing-
'The
'
tefm
"will
arrive
and
Savy
bouced
ck
with
a
7-,anM;-
Guryh
led
Brownwoods
,
'
?
.
tbp!closely
lollowed
by
Thompsor.
v.
,
noint
snr-e
tb
at
cave
them
eave
by
plane
after
playing
JJt
flUnd
BhierrFormBn-
&..eJS
a-elect?d
7ZtXZlet
!
began
to
show
signs
of
playing
Tuft
&
Odowes
vs.
-Variety
vs.
G.
&
A.,
vs,
Annettes,
Scuby's
Scuby's
vs.
G.
&
A.,
Manson's!
Vs.
DeJong's.
j
Jan.
10
Westview
vs.
De-Jung's,
Scuby's
vs.
Savoy
Swing-!
ers,
Annettes
vs.
G.
&
A.,
Man-'
son's
vs.
Taft
&
Odowes,'
Variety
vs.
Orange.
LADIES'
"B"
TIMETABLE
Nov.
30
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Toilers.
Boosters
vs.
Belmonts,
Stars
vs.
Noble
Si
Wick,
Brownwoods
vs.
Busy
Bees,
Big
Sisters
vs.
Miller
Bay.
Dec.
7-
Brownwoods
vs."
Stars.
Big
Sisters
vs.
Eosa
Lees,
Boosters
vs.
Busy
Bees,
Toilers
vs.
Belmonts,
Miller
Bay
vs.
Nobis
Si
Wick.
Dec.
14
Miller
Bay
vs.
Boos
which
.;
has
been
absent
from.
l.U)Jlb
HjUaU.
CtUUi-
"
linn
,
t.A
ar..
n..lcome
from
behind.
Brownwoods
this
season.
It
was
un-
v...
mU
c'vuuij
gaiuea,
nic
thpm
tonm
Vine
orenrf
i..
-
c
went
out
in
front
47
to
46
with
w
pajr
a
o-
,
.
.
rionhtprllv
nn
r,f
f.h,
hct
oo.
r..s,
urange
vs.
Man-
less
man
nan
a
minute
to
war.
:
urday
afternoon
game
for
chil-
"GOVERNMENT
I.Kjl
OH
ACT"
"
''
Section
28)
'
Nnttf
of
Aplratln
For
Consent
to
Transfer
of
Bwr
I.
twm-i'
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
"GIVEN
that
on
'the
23th
dny
of.:
.November
next,
tbe
undersigned
lptends
to
apply
to
the
UqiDli
Control'
Board
for
consent
to
trsnsf
vr
of
peer
licence
No.
7821,
"
issued
.
IrtC
respect
of
premises
being'
.part
of
a
building
known
ns
Cledumsv
Hotel,
situate
at
Front
Street.
Port
Esslngton,
British
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lot
2
rinds'
2.
Block
1.
Townslte
erf
Port
Easing':
ton.
Map
531.
prince
Rupert
Lac
Registration
District,
In
.
the
Prov
lnce
of
'
British
Columbia,"
f
rtttrt,
Alfred
Henry
Perkins,
Licensee,
Jta
Janet
Ross
Brown,
of
Port
Esslngton.
British.'
Columbia,
the
trans
this
year
from
the
sUndpoin
of
fan
interest.
dren,
according
to
Charles
Joe
Davis
came
through
with
a
Jones,
their
Vancouver
agent,
j
Penalty
shot
to
send
the
game
Known
as
one
of
th
best
into
overtime.
ham
Recreation
0.
Hull
City
3,
Accrington
Stanley
1.
Mansfield
Tpyn
4,
Gloucesetr
City
0.
Millwall
1.
Tooting
and
Mitch-am
0,
Newport
County
3,
Brighton
unci
Hove
Albion
1.
Notts
County
2,
Port
Vale
1.
Walsall
2.
Bristol"
Rovers
1.
Wrexham
O,
pidham
Ai.hlef.lc
3.
Savoy
scored
19
field
goals
CHRISTMAS
teams
on
the
continent,
the
The
play
slowed
down
in
the
from
103
shots.
Brownwoods
Glob
Trotters
are
so
good
that
first
overtime
period
with
both
scored
22
field
goals
frprn
91
they
regularly
include
clown
!
teams
playing
it
safe.
Davis
pt
shots.
Savoy
scored
19
foul
shots
acts
in
their
play,
no
matter
!
Savoy
ahead
with
two
baskets
from
'
36
tries-
tied
la
year's
record
tif
It
penalty
shot
what
type
of
competition
they
with
only
a
penalty
shot
return
And,
usually,
they
made
by
po-qp,
vvho
to.ok
pi.ly
29
tries.
encounter,
win.
from
Brownwoods.
Owens,
up
from
Merchants
of
the
Inter-
ters,
Toilers
vs.
Stars,
Rosa
Lets
'
'
"
feree.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
this
27th
day
of
October,
1948.
JANET
ROBB
BROWN,
r
Applicant
and
Transferee.
-
.
,.,...-
(280)
!
medate
League,
came
through
INTERMEDIATE
York
City
2,
Runcorn
1.
Crystal
Palace
0,
Bristol
City
0.
Extra
time
being
played
i.
Gainsborough
Trinity
1,
Wit-ton
Albion
0.
a'hiua
AFRICA'1
1
wi-h
wiin
his
nis
only
oniy
basket
Dasgei
and
and
then'
tnen1
.
The
ine
Intermediate
mtrmeaiate
or
bouiti
game
put
Cecil
John
Rhodes,
empire-
Mel
Thompson
sank
a
foul
shot
Morgan's
in
a
three-way
tie
for
vs.
Brownwoods,
Big
Sisters
vs..
Noble
&
Wick,
Belmontsvs,
Busy
Bees.
Dec.
21
Belmont
vs.
Noble
&
Wick,
Stars
vs.
Busy
Bees,
Miller
JIOCREY
SCQRES
SUNDAY,
"
National
League
Boston
6,
Toronto
2.
Detroit
9,
Chicago
ti.
Pacific
Coast
League
.
San
Diego
3,
pakiand
2.
-
New
'Westminster
5,
Seattle
4
Tacoma-Portiand,
.'
postponed.
SATURDAY
National
League
Boston
2,
Montreal
0.
New
York
0,
Toronto
3.
Chicago
5,
Detroit
3.
Pacific
Coast
League
New
Westminster
jj,
Vancouver
Tacoma
6,
Seattle
3.
Oakland
2;
Los
Angeles
1.
San
Francisco
7,
Fresno
'
to
send
.the
game
into
its
sec-j
first
place
with
Merchants
and
ond
overtime.
Menzies
scored
Fashion
as
they
defeated
trie
Duiider
and
statesman,
went
from
"England
to
South
Africa
Xor
his
health.
K
SHIRTS
with
a
foul
shot
and
then
Gurvich
sank
a
long
set
shot
!
jive
him
a
tom-
,U.a.siii-q
ACverusing
Pays!
from
from
the
the
side
side
to
to
give
give
Brown-
Brown-
Bay
vs.
Toilers,
Brownwoods
vs.
Big
Sisters.
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Boosters.
Dec.
28
Stars
vs.
Miller
Bay.
Toilers
vs.
Noble
&
Wick,
Boo
sters
vs
Brownwoods.
Rosa
l.ees
Gateshead
3,
Netherfield
0.
Hartlepool
United
1,
Chester
3.
Leytonston
vs.
Watford,
abandoned,
score
1-1.
New
Br'if.hton
1,
Carlisle
United
0.
.
Northampton
Town
2
Dulwich
McLe5dEnif?
(Successors
to
Marine
Division
"'
of
McLeod-Lumsden
;
Mdturs)
;
CHRYSLER
MARINE
antj
INDUSTRIAL
ENGINEERING
'
"
'
'.
i
Complete
Stock
of
Chrysler.
Parts
and
Accessories
'
f
1221
WHARF
ST.,
Empire
1911
r,
veil-dressed
air
ar
'round.
Acme
res
three
lcarlii.fr
plus
Artvogrue
Sport
in
(iahardine.
Five
vs.
Busy
Bees,
Big
Sisters
I,
s.
Bel
niiins
colors
for
his
monts.
M.
Jan.
4
Brownwoods
vs.
Noble
&
Wick,
Stars
vs.
Rosa
Lees.
Big
Sisters
vs.
Busy
Bees,
Boosters
TRY
CLAbSlFIZX!
AD'
applaud
and
boast
Bold
patterns
or
lied
monotones,
we
latter
with
a
hard-fought
27
to
26
victory.
The
game
started
out
slowly
but
ended
up
in
fast
aggressive
playing.
No
team
hil
the
edge
in
the
play
in
the
fut
quarter
which
ended
in
,a
lie
-to
2.
Morgan's
started
to
'hit
the
basket
in
the
second
and
built
up
a
14
to
8
lead
at
hail'
time.
Fashion
started
the
second
half
determined
to
cut
down
Morgan's
lead
They
clored
it
to
3
points
as
the
quarter
endec
19
to
1C
for
Morgan's.
The
fina;
quarter
was
packed
with
enough
excitement
for
a
whole
gamt.
I
ashion
tied
it
up
at
20-20
when
Slatta
scored
ironi
the
key.
Morgan's
came
right
back
with
tnree
foul
shots
by
Eidsvik
and
Lier.
and
a
beautiful
lay-up
by
Jones.
Slatta
and
Gill
scored
to
put
fashion
right
back
in
the
game.
Brew
widened
the
gap
to
3
points
with
a
long
onei-handsr
from
the
side.
Fashion
-then
scored
two
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
them
in
a
variety
of
vs.
Toilers,
Miller
Bay
vs.
Belmonts.
Jan.
11
Boosters
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Brownwoods
vs.
Miller
Bay,
Stars
vs.
Belmonts,
Busy
Bees
vs.
Toilers,
Rosa
Lees
v?.
Nobl
.1
Si
Wick.
T.iye
Me
a
Quart
of
That
4Nq
Freeze',
Son
and
Never
Mind
the
Phaser!"
,
t
materials.
psapfc
Tsr'
11
11
yf
fc-wa,
;ff
o
i;
S
Mr4
KS-
Hamlet
1.
Norwich
City
1,
Wellington
Town
0.
Peterborough
United
0,
Torquay
United
1.
Rochdale
1,
Barrow
1
(extra
time
being
played
I.
Tranmere
Rovers
1.
Darlington
3.
Walthamstow
Avenue
3.
Cam-cridi.e
Town
2.
Yeovil
Town
4,
Romford
0.
Dartford
2,
Leyton
Orient
3.
Sutithport
2,
Horden
Colliery
1.
Weymouth
2,
Chelmsford
City
1.
Workington
0.
Stockport
County
3.
Kidderminster
0,
Hereford
United
3.
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CLASiiilED
AD1
We
sure
will,
mister!
And
we
are
ROing
to
"mind"-
the
chaser.
Anti-Freeze
is
just
one
important
phase
of
getting
your
car
ready
for
winter.
Proper
lubrication
and
attention
to
.
the
battery
are
an
stand
the
test
of
1
approval.
.Our
as-nt
ir.
fine
wools
in-
Diamond
Patterns,
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FROM
MISERIES
OFj
rrs
others.
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Ifwelry
of
distinction.
'
him
with
Hickok.
Why
not
come
in
for
one
,-.-s
of
"
our
-
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eOMPLETp
bivt
jJ
economical
winterizing
ser-vice
jobs
and
be
safe.
.
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ention
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RELIEF
WITH
4
EVERY
BREATH
,
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RURAL
ELECTRIFICATION
IN
NEW
BRUNSWICK,
More
power
to
you,
says
Lord
Beaverbrook
(centre)
as
Hon.
J.
G.
Boucher,
chairman
of
the
New
Brunswick
Power
Commission
(left)
..throws
the
master
switch
or
the
12,500
K.W.
turbo
generator
in
the
new
steam-coal
electric
plant
opened
at
Chatham,
N.B.
Hon.
John
B.
McNair,
K.C.,
premier
of
New
Brunswick
(right),
nods
silent
approval
as
he
witnesses
the
fruition
of
his
long
-cherished
plan
to
extend
rural
electrification
in
the
province.
The
new
steam-coal
unit
will
serve
towns
of
Chatham
and
Newcastle
and
the
rural
distribution
system
of
the
Miramichi
valley.
A
steel
tower
line
connects
the
Chatham
plant"
with
eastern
New
Brunswick's
main
transmission
system
at
Monc-ton.
A
similar
steel
tower
line
from
Chatham
to
Bathurst
is
now
under
construction.
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FI.AVFRS
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Kacquet
Needs
,w
STRINGS
Phone
B.
HODGES
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Pacific
Cannery
;,h'P
your
racquets
tp
'NtNESS
P.O.,
B.C.
S4.
$4.50,
$5.00,
$G.OO
you
know
what
effective
reiki
you
pet
when
you
rub
on
.
.
.
right
for
a
strike!
Hit
or
miss,
you'll
enjoy
bowling
with
your
friends
on
our
alleys.
Rex
Bowling
Aljey
Open
fo
general
public
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons
and
evenings.
Monday
Tuesday
and
Thursday
evenings
after
9
o'clock.
We
Take
Listings
of
.
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$OAT
FpH
5ALE
OR
CHABTtR
BROKERS
IN
fOATS,
ftfARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENf
'"
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'
.
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TRY
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QUICK
SALES
OR
CHARTERS
f
.
(Just
East
of
Lipsett's,
Waterfront)
Box5
Phone
f.reel
975
VKKS
VUPUKUU!
Now
.
.
.
when
you
have
a
nagging,
raspy
cough
due
to
a
cold,
here's
n
spur
ia
way
to
use
Vicks
VapoRub.
It's
VapuRul
SI
turn
ond
it,
briiigs
grand
relief
i
a
hurry!
Put
a
good
spoonful
of
Vicks
VapoRub
in
a
bowl
of
boiling
waler
or
vaporizer.
Then
.
.
;
Inhale
the
soothing
VapoRub
Steam.
The
medicated
vapors
penetrate
direct
to
cold
-con-Rested
upper
bronchial
tubes
wanted
If
Toronlonians
never
knew
the
west
before
they
are
at
least
a
little
better
informed
today.
It
happened
last
Saturday.
The
Stampedets
from
Cal-1
gary
won
the
Dominion
football
final.
The
Stampeders
had
brought
more
than
football
and
football
lingo
to
correct
the
conventional
Toronto.
They
brought
along
real
cowboys,
ten-gallon
pari),
mustangs,
a
chuck
wagon,
Indians
and
all
the
other
trimmings
of
the
great
plains.
L,et
it
be
said
Toronto
was
delighted.
The
mayor
rode
the
mustang
and
in
front
of
th
city
hall
ate
a
dish
of
flapjacks
prepared
for
him
right
in
the
street.
He
consumed
it
with
his
fingers.
All
in
all,
a
pleasant
time
was
had.
Much
is
heard,
today,
of
th;
need
for
Canadian
unity.
Tr.f
Stampders
have
already
performed
a
valuable
service.
They
threw,
right,
into
Toronto's
lap
something
of
the
spirit
Of
the
West-something
that
will
be
remembered
and
talked
about.
This
get-together
and
know
each
other
objective
requires
encouragement.
For
what
does
B.C.
and
Alberta
know
ot
the
Martimes,
Quebec
and
Ontario?
Or
for
that
matter,
th
other
way
around?
FISHiRMIN
0
and
bring
relief
(
with
every
sniule
IT
PA
YS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WTH
breath!
try
it!
VapoRu
.
Rbr,
THAOF
MARK
Empty
er
Bottles
Y
TRANSFER
COLLECT
THEM
AT
tQlR
DOOR
HEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
Repairs
to
HIGH
SPEED
ENGINES
js-r
'
specialty.'
ye
have
the
latest
br
iAodem
na-
chinery
and
speciajly
TRAINED
MECHANICS;
,
to
handle
this
class
of
work.
Let
us
have
ur
engine
nowi
dQ
not
wait
until
the
Ia?
minute;fojr
I
that
overhaul.
If
you
are
thinking'
pf
an
gver-
(
haul,
we
will
be
glad
to
look
your
motor-flyer
and
make
our
recommendation.
PHONE
lis
pr
1
better
still
DROP
IN
and
talk
KjbVer
wit
our
,
Shop
Foreman.
.
RUPIRT
llOT0RiAiTD.il
PHONE
566
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Cigarette
Tobacco
PONED
OR
i.nr,M
E
pAV
CASH
A
Home
Away
From
Home
.
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B0
Room,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
291
'
P.O.
Box
198
'HONE
950
MILD,
SWEET,
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
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