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Rnptrt
Daflp
!3rtof
Ctfl.
Friday,
June
11,
194ff
fan
Sports
TToiianji
SCHEDULE
BASEBALL
i
June
13
Merrhiir,'.
....
!
.
-
i'k:m
dime
.
14
,
June
la-Savoy
vs
Moose
.Motor,
T
June
17
M.
vs
Merchant.,
I
June
u
.
June
20-Merchants
vs
Savov
iand
J
5U
June
22-
Merchants
vs
!
Jurif
in'Z-
'
3lartf1eds:
2c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge.
50c.
Birth
Notices:
60c;
Cards
ol
Thanks.
Death
Notices.
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Ensagem?nt
Announcements:
$2.
8PECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
Zlasstfled
Advertising
is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
HELP
WANTED
Savoys
Defeat
Lodgemen
10-6
Easy
Viilory
in
City
Baseball
League
'
Savoys
claimed
their
fourth
victory
of
the
baseball
season
at
Roosevelt
Park
When
they
aulted
over
the
drooping
Moose
to
win
the
regular
Thursday
nip-ht.
fWt.nr
hv
n
Kl-nrp
of
10-8
-.
-
after
taking
an
early
lead
that
was
scarcely
challenged
in
the
nine
innings.
The
win
gives
the
Hotelmen
a
record
of
four
victories
against
one
loss
and
clear-cut
leader-
ship
iu
the
league.
Merchants
with
thre
wins
and
two
losses
ore
second
and
Moose
with
four
-
ininiMi
V
if
a.-
jiwiiim,
.
J
.
.Jk
L
I,
u
Mi
mm
THE
MAN
TO
BEAT
Bobby
Locke,
shown
here
receiving
the
Seagram
Gold
Cup
from
J.
Frowde
Seagram
after
his
victory
in
the
Canadian
Open
last
year,
is
regarded
as
No.
1
contender
in
this
year's
open
at
Vancouver.
June
24
Savoy
vs
Merchants
une
27
Moos,e
vs
Savoy
June
29
-
Merchants
vs
Moose
IiOWMNfi
June
15
Vanetv
vs.
Orange
Mansons
vs
Toiii.rs:
Wait--
A
Nit:
keratin
vr.
WeKlview
LurW
Strike
vs..
Cosmos
.
.
.,
.
T
1
-
1
1
c'.L..,-
'.'
voaners
m-uuv
s
vs
nosa
ie-s.
Moo--
v
Bin
Sisters:
Annette's
vs.
Svw
Sixteen.
Miller
Bav
vs.
Comets
Kerr,
Pavlikis
2,
Sharpe.
HR-
Davis.
SB
A.
Simundson
2.
Calderonl,
Arney
2,
B.
Simund-
son.
DP
Shier
and
Vanetta
2,
Kerr
and
Windle.
LOB
Moose
12,
Savoy
2.
BB
Sharpe
4,
Bil.
2.
SO
-
Me-Klnnon
3,
Bill
4
Hi!
Sharpe,
7
in
5'3;
Bill,
3
In
3
23.
HP
Sharpe
1,
McKmnon
1.
WP
Sharpe.
Umpires
-Moxley
and
Fonnan.
Time
2:05.
City
Merchants
City
merchants
are
asked
in
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
into
the
Daily
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
in
keeping
to
the
regular
hour
for
publication
1
1
t
V
losses
and
no
wins,
bring
up
the
day.
The
1S39
Kings
Plate
vln-rear.
ner
slipped
far
behind
tn
a
race
i
Savov
took
an
initial
lead
of
that
saw
the
runner-up
in
the
two
runs
in
the
first
inning
1938
plale
race-
Mon
Bell,
head
vhen
Bruce
Simundson
and
ne
rle'd.
Nick
Pavlikis
got
on
base
on
j
fielders'
errors.
In
the
second,
the
course
for
Moose,
faced
34,
however,
they
really
got
into
struck
out
three,
allowed
10
their
stride,
clouting
Moose
hits
and
hit
two
batters
with
pitcher
Hector
McKinnon
for!
pitched
balls.
I
Gurvich,
2b
3
1
1
Hartwig,
ss
4
10
Rosedale,
cf
4
2
2
Piifold,
p
4
12
Postuk,
c
.
3
10
nhristoff.
If
,
3
0
0
Ratchford,
rf
10
0
A.
Hartwig
(bat.
in
5th)
3
0
0
33
10
8
HIGH
SCHOOL
AB
R
H
Laurie,
2b
.512
D.
Scherk,
ss
...
5
shier
i0
...
4
Overaarde
...
"5
Sharpe
If
.:,
5
Olson,
p
..
5
Carlson,
cf
...4
S.
Scherk,
3b
4
Spring,
rf
4
Sunberg,
p
0
41
9
13
R
H
E
H.
S
000
250
200
9
13
7
99
Taxi
....
200
004
22x-10
8
4
SCREWBALL
W
A
N
T
E
D
Experienced
active
partner
animal
breeding
and
fur
and
what?
Box
75,
E.
E.
Hicks,
Priuce
Rupert.
(139)
WANTED
Board
and
Room
by
young
single
man
in
the
employment
of
Thom
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.
Home
atmosphere
desired.
Phone
Black
213.
(tf)
FOB
KEXI
FOR
RENT
Large
housekeeping
bed-sitting
room,
in
town.
Green
780.
613
3rd
Are.
(tf)
FOR
PENT
Sleeping
room,
8M)
7th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Red
471.
(tf)
for
RENT
Fully
furnished
ap
artment
available
for
the
months
of
July
and
August.
Phone
Black
277
or
apply
Summit
Apartments.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Flat,
Rand
Bloc.
Apply
Max
Heilbroner,
Jeweller,
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Three
room
Suite,
partly
furnished,
616
6th
West.
Phone
Green
698.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Comfortable
sleeping
room,
reasonable.
80S
Fraser
Street.
(
142
FOR
RENT
Furnished
cottages
at
the
Ferry
Landing.
Good
fishing
and
lovely
holiday
surroundings.
Mrs.
Harold
Weave,
Francois
Lake
Landing,
near
Burns
Lake,
B.C.
(lti
ROOM
ANi
BOAitD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
$45
each
double;
$50
single.
Sleeping
'
uuiia
iui
rem.
lauie
means
Mrs.
Lawley,
622
Fraser
Street.
(tf)
LOS1
LOST
Black
Easterbrook
per.
Return
to
Daily
News
Office.
Reward.
(13?)
LosT
-
Wmtwatch.
vicinity
M.
Bride
and
5th.
Phone
250.
Re
ward.
(137)
PERSONAL
WILL
LOOK
AFTER
small
child
for
working
mother.
1013
7th
Ave.
East.
(141)
six
startling
hits
that
resulted
hi
the
same
number
of
runs.
Joe
Davis,
versatile
Savoj'
first
baseman,
batted
the
first
home
run
of
the
season,
driving
one
deep
into
left-centre
field,
bringing
home
Amey,
who
had
got
on
base
when
hit
by
a
pitched
ball.
Davis'
homer
was
followed
by
a
triple
by
Pavlikis.
Then
Fos-
ter
singled,
bringing
in
Pavlikis.!
Scherk
and
Postuk
singled
and
i
were
brought
home
by
a
triple
by
Jack
Sharpe.
Moose
got
their
first
run
of
I
Jack
Sharpe
in
the
fifth
inning
iwhen
Doug
Kerr
singled
and
'came
home
after
Guthrie
flied
out
to
centre
field.
The
lodge
brothers
garnered
.four
more
in
the
sixth.
Only
one
of
these,
however,
resulted
from
a
hit
off
Jack
Sharpe.
1
Sharpe
was
replaced
by
Alex
Bill
midway
in
the
inning
after
facing
24
baters
and
allowing
TAXIMEN
DOWN
HIGH
SCHOOL
99
Taxi
10;
High
School
9
The
High
School
fastball
team
went
down
to
defeat
before
99
Taxi
Wednesday
night
in
their
first
game
of
the
season
at
Gyro
Park
when
an
eighth-inning
error
allowed
the
Taximen
to
bring
Jn
two
runs
to
settle
-the
j
score
at
10-9
in
their
favor.
j
No
example
of
inspired
fast-)
ball,
the
game
was
well
larded
!
with
errors
on
both
sides,
es-
pecially
in
the
second
base
posi-
tion
where
Laurie
of
High
School
and
Gurvich
of
99
Taxi
each
marked
up
three
boners.
For
99
Taxi,
the
game
was
the
second
victory
of
the
season.
They
defeated
Gordon
and
Anderson
10-9
on
May
29.
The
Taximen
opened
the
scor
ing
in
the
first
inning
with
two
runs,
then
subsided
until
the
sixth
when
they
scored
fou
more.
They
marked
up
two
more
in
the
seventh
and
two
in
the
eightn
High
School
failed
to
score
until
the
fourth
when
they
brought
in
two
runs.
The
fifth
was
their
big
inning
when
five
run-
ners
came
home.
Their
eighth
unu
mum
runs
wcic
scureu
m
the
seventh.
The
students
appaarently,
had
the
game
well
under
control
until
the
eighth.
Art
Olson
pitched
until
that
inning,
then
was
relieved
toy
Sunoerg,
who
plainly
had
tough
luck.
Sunberg
had
two
down
in
the
eighth
wnen
Pierce
got
on
base
0n
an
error
by
Laurie.
Then
Forman
singled
and
Gurvich
allowed
Pierce
and
Forman
to
1
1
i
!
FASTBALL
WE'LL
SERVICE
IT
FROJ3
BUMPER
TO
Blld
1
I
r
w
o
.
""m
10
June
2i
Co-op.
Gpntra
Ju26-Highs,
don
,
1,1
and
h
K'eh
School.
J1
You
!
'-"
IT.
Iff
.j.,
i
rnr
WW.
tsmi
I
.
.
i
good-looking
l.
MINORA
J
Canada
j
favourii
ond
low
pr;ce
12
for
25)!
PACK
l'i
It
.Not
OnlyW
It
Spife.
No
need
to
wor
your
car
acts
r;
nery!
Just
drm;.
and
watch
us
tfr
car
food
bchavn:
Wr
arr
pleased
toiDM
that
wr
have
mm
ebJ
thr
scrvin's
of
a
tw
i
petent
hodv
rnan.
vf
Mr.
Charles
Hew
w
ho
will
be
only
t
to
givr
you
fr
nn
tha
tbodvorfmdr
Mr.
Hi
ipiier
also
tri
f4
iv.es
in
ii)holtery
Emergent
-
.
.j
QUICKLY,
EXPERTLY.
DRIVE
IN!
seven
hits,
and
walking
four.
He
Stewart,
Calderonl
2,
B.
Alex
Bill
faced
15
batters,
son
2,
Arney
2.
RBI
Kerr,
Win-performed
no
strike-outs.
die,
Guthrie
2,
Pavlikis.
McKin-
struck
out
three
and
walked
two.
Hector
McKinnon,
who
went
FUNERAL
NOTICE
STANDING
In
city
Wednesday,
June
9,
1948,
Edward
William,
age
52
years,
beloved
father
of
Miss
Mavis
Standing
and
William
Rtanrlinp-
inninr
Spr-
vices
will
be
held
at
Grenville
Court
Chapel
at
2
p.m.
Satur--
day,
June
12.
Archdeacon
E.
Hodson
officiating.
Interment
to
follow
in
Falrview
cemetery.
B.
C.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
arrangements.
FOk
JALl
FOR
SAL
E
Eldridge
treadle
sewing
machine.
Inquire
Black
905.
(142)
FOR
SALE
6
room
Wartime
House.
Good
condition.
Harbor
view.
Appiy
1428
Piggott
Place.
U39'
FOR
SALE
1947
Hydraumatic
Oldsmobile
Deluxe
Club
sedan.
Phone
134.
Hit
FOR
SALE
1942
Dodge
Special
Deluxe
Sedan.
Newly
painted.
Excellent
condition.
Apply
13
Taxi.
(tf)
FOR
SAL
E
New
Johnson
sea
Horse
outboard
motors,
2!2
h
p.,
5
h.p.
and
8
h.p.
now
in
stock.
Write
or
phone
W.
R.
Love
Electric
Co.,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(141)
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE
Well-established
business,
or
an
active
partner
considered.
Fraser
House,
E.
H.
Hicks.
(139)'
FOR
SALE
One
2-2
V-ton
truck.
,
mileage
12,000.
5-point
insurance
paid
till
next
year.
Apply
C.
Dixon,
Arrow
Bus
Lines
Ltd.,
994
1st
Ave.
West.
(139)
FOR
SALE
First
S40C
cash
buys
glllnetter
"May";
Easthope
en-cine,
new
chain
drive
d:um.
M.
M.
Stephens,
sheriff,
(tf)
FOR
SALE
36
h.p.
Semi
Diesel
Gardner
Electric
heating
sys-
tern,
no
torches
.Apply
at
;
M.
14UH.1U1V
u
a
LUlVllIVlIb
Uvl
V
Ice.
(155)
FOR
SALE
Empty
500-pound
steel
drums.
Apply
Daily
News.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
b-room
Wartime
house,
2nd
Overlook,
reason
able
for
cash,
and
5-room
house,
basement
and
furnace.
close
in,
$1500
down
will!
handle.
Armstrong
Agencies,
Phone
342.
(138)
FOR
SALE
Heavy
welded
steel
storage
tanks,
capacity
400
to
1000
gallons.
Also
6
only,
2-oven
camp
or
hotel
ranges,
cheap.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
Phone
466.
(138)
FOR
SALE
20-ft.
pleasure
boa',
4
h.p.
Easthope
engine.
Complete
with
8-ft.
skiff.
Phone
Blue
148
between
6
and
7
p.m.
(138)
FOR
SALE
6-drawer
chiffon
i
eer,
porcelain
top
table
and
4
chairs.
Bird
cage
with
stand,)
2-burner
electric
hotplate.
No.
2
Helgerson
Block.
(137)
FOR
SALE
4
room
Wartime
j
House,
good
furniture,
electric
range,
oil
heater.
1326
Piggott
Ave.
(Hi)
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Fur-'
niture
and
Hardware.
Kitchen
chairs
from
50c;
slightly'
used
Dedroom
suites,
less
than
2
I
price;
kitchen
sets
from
$12.50:
electric
washing
machine-1
.
.
,
-
'
dishes;
cooking
utensils;
good
hardwood
office
chairs;
new
stoves,
best
makes;
other
useful
household
articles
at
the
lowest
prices.
See
B.C.
FUR-
NITURE
CO.,
3rd
Ave.
Black
'
324.
(tfi
MACMlNfcKT
fOR
.SALE
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver.
B.C.
(tf)
aien
Co-
op
k
r
H
-
SHORT
SPORT
uwa4
Temperamental
Chuck
Campbell,
Canadian
and
United
States
singles
sculling
champion,
resigned
by
request
from
the
Toronto
Argonaut
Rowing
club
12
years
ago
following
a
fracas
with
coach
Don
Paul.
j
"Lone
Wolf"
of
Canada's
1936
Olympic
team,
Campbell
made
hla
nu-n
.
uiav
tn
fWirianv
K..t
n
y
uuv
failed
to
win
major
points
for
the
D,onilnion.
j
'
Archworth
and
about
$12,000
of
the
bettors'
money
were
left
at
the
post
in
the
running
of
the
$5,000-added
Orpen
Memorial
Handicap
at
Toronto's
Long
Branch
track
nine
years
ago
to-
MOOSE
AB
H
PO
Shier,
2b
....
5
2
3
Kerr,
cf
.
4
Vanetta,
lb
.
3
Windle,
3b
...
.
5
Guthrie,
ss
..
.
4
McKinnon,
p
.
5
Calderoni,
If
.
4
Hitchens,
c
..
4
Stewart,
rf
4
Rosedale,
rf
1
39
10
34
SAVOY
Afe
H
PO
B.
Simundson,
ss
..
3
0
3
Arney,
3b
3
Davis,
lb
4
Pavlikis,
If
Foster,
rf
A.
Simundson,
cf
D.
Scherk,
2b
Fostuk,
c
Sharpe,
p
Bill,
p
34
10
10
27
MOOSE
000
014
100
6
10
Savoy
"260
000
llx-10
10
Errors
Windle
2,
Outhlle,
non
2,
B.
Simundson,
Davis
3,
Foster,
Postuk,
Sharpe
2.
3B
j
i
VI
P4B-1
id.
ir.:got
on
base
on
an
error
whicn
FOR
BEST
HOTEL
SFRVTCF
Relax
at
the
Wheel
'
Do
you
steer
j
our
car
or
"IIERir
it?
O
Steering
Wander?
Shimmy?
Tire
Wear?
O
Restore
new
car
steering
control!
Inspection
and
correction
can
be
carried
out
accurately
only
by
use
of
specialized
equipment.
In
accordance
with
the
LINDSAY
policy
of
having
the
Tight
tools
for
the
Job,
WHEEL
ALIGNMENT
and
BALANCING
equipment
has
been
installed
and
is
now
in
operation.
Drive
in
and
let
us
check
and
report
on
your
front
end
condition.
LINDSAY
MOTORS
LTD.
PHONE
86G
score.
umpire-in-chief
and
may
admin-
Olson
allowed
seven
hits,
jister
justice
with
a
cane.
It
may
struck
out
six
and
walked
five:
be
that
type
of
game,
'in
seven
innings,
while
Piifold.
Anyway,
for
those
who
take
twho
pitched
for
99
Taxi,
allowed
,
their
fastball
seriously,
there
wil;
the
Interior,
stop
at
Telkwa
Hotei,
244
miles
from
Prince
I
Rupert,
Just
half
way
to
Prince
George.
(tf)
j
METAL
WORK
PLUMBING
Installations
and
1
13
hits,
struck
out
four
and
.walked
two
in
nine
innines.
..
-
o
-
o
repairs.
SHEET
METAL'snnhora
In
one
Innln
nllrm-erl
one
hit
and
struck
out
one.
and
Jack
Evans'
Grade
Sevens
99
TAXI
AB
R
H'from
Booth
Junior
High.
Pierce,
3b
5
2
2
Art
Murray
will
handle
the
Forman,
lb
4
2
1
Keep
your
car
running
Swee-
You'll
be
sure
of
a
sweet
-running
motor
if
you
bring
your
car
to
our
experts.
VChether
you
need
minor
adjustments
or
major
repairs,
you'll
find
our
rates
are
reasonable.
Vie
abide
by
cost
estimates
and
have
jour
car
ready
when
promised.
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sit
!
ptnnU
to
imvinttt
.
.
.
v
iib
Hndon
TONIGHT
What
is
being
billed
as
the
"Battle
of
the
Century"
is
scheduled
to
take
place
tonight
at
Gyro
Fastball
Park
wher?
th
CUy
FasbaU
0
puts
or
a
benefit
display
in
aid
of
th'
provincial
Emergency
Flood
K
-lief
campaign.
Whether
it
will
be
fastball
o-not
is
a
moot
question
sine
'tis
to
be
a
costume
affair
with
a
considerable
amount
of
clowning.
Billed
to
clash
in
this
epi
'
are
Alex
Slater's
Seagoing
Slave?
j
and
Frank
Hicks'
Fraser
Street
;
Farmers
'
j
According
to
Rup-Rec
Direct):'
Neil
Ross,
Lionel
Holtby
is
to
be
be
a
"legitimate"
preliminary
fontnrintr
iviitra
iiuui
rviUK
,uiliu
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public
address
system.
notpublishedor
displayed
by
the
1
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The
Boys
oi
The
9
Barbershop
Quartette.
Superior
Auto
&
Bo
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel.
Roof
lng.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
629
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
FURNACES
FURNACES
FURNACES
You
don't
need
them
now
but
you
will
next
winter..
Ask
Thom
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.,
about
estimates.
253
East
First
Avenue,
Phone
Black
884.
(tf)
Football
Schedule
Cilhulv
Cun.
Firsi
Round
June
11
Legion
vs.
High
School.
June
16
120th
Battery
vs.
Hich
School.
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1M
1
0ntU
Battery
vs.
Legion.
1i'une
25
J1
round
of
Dom-
iiinuu
uay
jud.
July
1
Final
round
of
Dom-
nlon
Day
Cud.
Gi'hnlv
Cup,,
Second
Round
Julv
7
High
School
vs.
Legion
July
9
High
School
vs.
120th
Battery.
iKlon
vs'
H1n
School.
Julv
21
120th
Battery
vs
region.
August
4
First
round
of
Stu-.rt
Shield.
Moblev
Cup
August
(i
High
School
vs
Legion.
August
11
High
School
vs
120th
Battery.
August
13
Legion
vs.
120th
Battery.
August
18
Legion
vs.
High
School.
August
20
120th
Battery
vs
High
School.
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Featured
were
harmony
plus
good
fellowship
of
good
men.
Today,
as
in
ho
nostalgic
days,
ROYAL
EXPORT
BEER
b
the
top
favorite
.
.
.
top
favorite
for
the
same
basic
reason
today
as
yesterday.
ROYAL
EXPORT
BEER
is
still
the
work
ef
understanding
brewing
craftsmen.
ROYAL
EXPORT
BEER
Is
still
brewed
of
the
finest
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Columbia
hops
and
malted
barley
.
.
.
and
the
same
crystal-clear
Tulameen
waters.
Yes,
ROYAL
EXPORT
BEER
is
today,
as
yesterday,
King
of
beer.
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