driving
the
ball
J
i
Cornwell
by
?
H;
i-
prince
tlupcci
Dafip
HcS3
T
Tuesday,
August
16,
1949.
INDUSTRIAL
Battery
past
for
a
corner.
Smith.
Wy-
.
,nn,cA
hill
f
I
v
'
-HSv"-
A
.
.
.
.
i
att
ana
ionit
u-
-
i
Dunbar
cleared,
following
Soccer
League
Defeated
Canadian
Legion
1-
Monday
JS'ixht
corner,
Morgan
just
saved
right
on
the
goal
line
the
Legion's
ten
men
were
putting
on
pres-
w
Aia4NH
anH
then
DISPLAY
IS
INTERESTING
Small,
but
varied
array
industrial
exhibits
featured
vitj-h
hmtf
un
an
attack.
I
t
A
brilliant
run
av
Darmi1..
.
.
.
f
the
Civic
Centre
carnival
offers
..
,
.kiu
k-
k
-raue
saveu
,
r
v
fair
indication
of
the
craft
players
and
then
drove
the
ball
was
tnrou?h
but
Morgan
saved.
and
Industrial
products
bein
well
clear
oi
jtrause
gave
the),,
thp
rmbined
efforts
of
manufactured
in
this
area.
growing
Heavy
Battery
the
only
goal
of;
Veitch
and
Morgan
to
check
llaSt
night'S
MWey
CUP
f00t"
'
Cornwell
a
moment
later.
Greer
Th
The
..
win
u,
....
.
...
L
;
:
.
.
.
i
puts
the
nou.sea
in
ine
apparatus
atu,
atus
evm
gym-
pym-
Koii
jjj
(jvture
f;t,,,.
:
-
.
i
-
..
r
.
i
r...i
and
Sunbere
defended
well
head
of
tnei
Krause
saved
from
Pavlikis
uemre
Duuumg.
me
display
romuet,ition
vickers'
u
iisii'Sim
ii
emu
it
Calvert
usiuuis
ttmuj
ni
Ti-i
Jifrrti
demerit
is
not
pJJeJwsl
Ji-pUvt-J
by
the
Liquor
Control
BuarJ
o
hv
she
(lukrmmrnl
ni
llnt.sh
jitttmhia
ranges
from
handicrafts
to
fish-J
(
The
Battery
started
with
only
frv
1
1
n
ill
nil
:
i
r
1
1
1
iiii't
lit
ifs
n
...
....
i
-
piont
ni.ivers
nut
Knniui
c-ic
table
of
models
of
two
proposed
.
-
the
first
k
,
rnd
Veitch
stopped
Murray.
Cornwell
forced
a
corner
but
it
was
cleared.
A
hard-fought
match
ended
in
a
1-0
win
for
Battery
who
are
now
at
the
head
of
the
Mobley
Cup
League.
Canadian
Legion-
KrauS,
Sun-bre.
Eby.
Bremner,
Oreer,
Bow
citv
before
proceeding
to
the
district
schools.
"berg
and
Eby
defended
well
as
Primitive
native
handicraft
interior.
the
Bulery
forced
p,ay
t(own
The
mobile
unit
remained
at
wlln
its
resultant
articles
of
hi
Tne
Legion
had
only
ten
Nelson
Bros,
up
to
noon
today.
W
beauty
is
demonstrated
men
Gomez
defended
well
and
RESPONSE
FAIR
TO
T.B.
CLINIC
The
two
travelling
tuberculosis
x-ray
clinics
which
began
then
moved
to
the
citv.
The
D-v
lrb-
Aoranam
oi
Mas-
then
Dunbar
Just
managed
to.
Cornwell
man,
Wyatt.
Smith,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage1
and
Port
Edward
who
sits
bJock
Cornwell.
Bond
came
r
..imt
is
scheduled
to
he
the
making
native
baskets
out
ofit
.
,,
han
Q
Murray.
.
'
1
wwr.
"
'-
w
Kuni
OV-TTJIin.!
.
.
.
.
pruce
roots
and
cedar
bark
first
industrial
ulant
to
be
vis-
assured
and
Dunbar
relieved
the
Hevuy
Battery
Morgan;
Maz-zone,
Dunbar,
Bond,
Veitch.
-....w.-,
7,iilr,tvi-h
I.iiifer
Pav-
She
also
has
on
display
a
quan
HEAD
TEACHERS'
GROUP
Dr.
Bernlce
MacNaughton,
dean
of
women
at
V
High
School
and
a
member
of
the
senate
of
the
University
of
Npw
Brunswick
ent
of
the
Canadian
Teachers'
Federation.
Witn
her
at
the
federation
s
co
-m
Ottawa
are,
left
U)
right:
George
Croskery
of
Ottawa,
secretary-treasurer-
kt
f
Didsbuy.
Alta.,
vice-president;
and
Past
Presid
ent
C.
J.
Cates
of
Vanuver
'
i
pressure
by
driving
the
return
a
survey
in
Uiis
district
Monday
jle(j
handled
355
persons
on
the
tity
of
crochet
work.
Both
of
f
shot
outside
his
own
upright
"
k
ijor
a
corner.
Greer
stopped
The
school
features!
display
0onez
but
Murray
shJt
Referee
S.
P.
Woodside.
Uues:nen
Halvorsen,
J.
N.
from
Bowman's
pass.
Morgan
K
then
came
on.
Krause
saved'
f
first
day
at
Prine
IiuptTt
and
Tort
Eilwaui.
.
Tlic
mobile
urJt,
at
Nelson
Bros,
cannery
gave!
x-rays
to
205
during
the
day!
while
the
"breakdown"
machine!
In
the
Health
Unit
building
handled
105.
;
PALMER
Wrf
FIRST
CLASS
MATCII
.
"
faml!
f
yesterday
by
car
for
class
match
to
It
was
a
first
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Walter
Gans,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
ilcMacken,
Spokane;
Harold
King,
Silverdale,
Washington;
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
A.
the
interior.
They
will
attend
1
AM
O'SHAJ
King
Edward
and
Booth
Memorial
High
School
with
literature
in
support
of
the
forthcoming
bylaws.
Locally
manufactured
office
furniture
is
the
centre
of
the
display
of
Woodbilt
Products
Ltd.
while
Malison's
Uuhuister-
CHICAGO
0j
.
watch
but
the
Battery
had
the
more
constructive
and
dangerous
forward
line.
Both
defences
were
very
good.
Krause
did
well
in
goal.
Sunberg
turned
in
an
of
Badin.
North
d
Health
Unit
officials
desrrib-!
Kali
and
fami'y.
Merritt;
J.
f
d
the
number
as
-fair"
and
Haslett.
Vancouver;
W.
G.
Scott.
ontii.,o
n
.,..-.
Prince
Rurjert:
D.
Dickson.
the
convention
of
the
A.s.sociatei;
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
Bii'.-Ish
Columbia
at
Smithers.aud
will
then
proceed
south
on
a
three
weeks'
holiday.
Advertise
in
tne
Dally
News!
grand
job
ah
through
and
in
J
.h
Prince
Runert:
Mrs
O
Sund-Jm8
nas
examples
of
fiae.
Joe-
lealtii
Jimmy
Urn,
California,
63
to
Tt
hole
p!ay-o!f
ytVit
the
SlC.dOU
top
p:ut
O'Shanler
"workj"
Demaret's
to-lelt
him
$70tt)
se
well
after
Ward
and
Pavlikis
had
engaged
In
good
combination.
Gomez
made
a
good
run
and
Pavlikis
shot
clear
across
the
gpal
with
flo
one
up
to
convert.
Pavlikis
hit
the
crossbar.
Eby
eJeared
well.
Murray's
free
luck
was
fisted
away
by
Morgan.
Pavlikis
and
Ward
got
away
but
Krause
saved
on
the
line.
Sun-berg
cleared
strongly
and
Morgan
had
to
have.
Greer
broke
up
an
attack
and
Eby
stopped
Ward.
The
Battery
had
eleven
players
for
the
second
half
but
the
Legion
had
only
ten.
-Play
opened
fast
with
both
forwards
hues
attacking
well.
Morgan
fisted
the
ball
off
CornweU's
nic
iiiran.il
siiyilc
UUUil
r
'
the
week.
I
heine,
Sandspit;
H.
D.
Foster,
i
Vancouver;
J.
Mattise,
Vancou-
.
The
"breakdown"
unit
will
ver;
C.
Kurvink,
Santa
Monica,
remain
at
the
Health
Unit
California;
C.
B.
Crosker,
Van-fcuihiing
for
the
next
fortnisht
couver;
G.
Askin,
Vancouver;
T.
whjle
the
mobile
van
will
visit
CosteUo,
Et-re'tt,
Washington;
Various
industrial
plants
in
theH.
D.
Hughes,
Vancouver.
Soccer
Schedule
ally
-
made
home
furniture.
Brydes,
McLean
and
Rudder-ham
have
a
showing
of
office
equipment.
Philpott,
Evitt
and
Co.
have
a
display
of
paint
products
and
W.
R.
Love
Electric
Co.
shows
a
selection
of
ouboard
marine
motors,
batteries,
magnetos,
chain
drives
and
roller
bearings.
The
wide
selection
of
seafood
products
produced
on
this
coast
are
the
basis
of
the
Nelson
Advertiic
is
ir.e
i
at
his
best
too.
Greer
did
a
effective
game
at
back
with
Eby
the
second
half
was
outstand-U;g.
Bremner
tried
hard
and
Bowman
did
well.
Wyatt
was
an
aggressive
player
and
very
dangerous
in
the
second
half.
Cornwell
was
the
best
forward
was
fair
but
ineffective
at
close
but
got
little
support.
Murray
quarters.
Smith
tried
hard
but
lacked
ball
control.
Still
fur
ten
men
they
did
well.
Morgan
was
good
and
on
one
occasion
lucky.
Mazzone
and
Dunbar
tackled
aggressively
and
kicked
hard.
Veitch
was
a
strong
defender.
.Durrow
Gomez
was
erratic
at
times
but
I"
AWWV.V.'.V.WA'A'W
LtASKHALL
SCOhES
AV.VA'A'.W.W.VAW.W
American
Detroit
3.
Cleveland
4
Washing
Um
2,
Boston
3
New
York
5,
Philadelphia
9
Chicago
8,
St.
Louis
2
National
St.
Louis
5.
Chicaeo
2
Pittsburgh
9,
Cinclnnatll
7
Only
games
scheduled.
MONDAY
Vancouver
14,
Wenatchee
11
Spokane
12,
Victoria
11
SUNDAY
Western
International
Yakima
2-2,
Bremerton
1-0
Salem
5-8,
Tacoma
2-7
Victoria
15,
Spokane
4
Only
games
scheduled
Sunday.
SATURDAY
Bremerton
7,
Yakima
3
,
Spokane
7-2.
Vancouver
2-4
Wenatchee
B-4,
Victoria
1-3
Salem
12,
Tacoma
4
Pacific
Coast
MONDAY
Sacramento
8,
Fan
Diego
9
SUNDAY
Oakland
7-2,
Seuttl0-3
ill
head.
Eby
and
Sunbere
stonDed
Bros.
Fisheries
and
British
Col-!
Pavlikis
and
Vuckovich.
Mur-
umbia
Packers
displays
(Mobley
t
up)
Aug.
19
Heavy
Battery
vs.
General
Motors.
Aug.
22
General
Motors
vs
Canadian
Legion.
Aug.
26
Heavy
Battery
vs
Canadian
Legion.
(Stuart
.Shield)
Aug.
29-Sluart
Shield
Competition-First
Round.
Sept.
1-Stuart
Shield
Final
(Mobley
t
up)
Sept.
5
General
Motors
vs
The
industrial
exhibition.
which
is
being
held
this
year
for
the
second
time
since
the
war
ray
centred
dangerously
but
Dunbar
cleared.
Morgan
fisted
away
a
corner
kick.
Pavlikis
ami
Ward
brofce
through
and
Pavlikis
beat
his
man
but
his
shot
hit
the
bar.
The.
Buttery
forwards
got
away
again
from
Gomez'
pass
but
Pavlikis'.
shot
in
connection
with
the
carnival.
Villi
'
St
l
'
Phonr
his
great
run
and
goal
was
thd
feature
of
the
game.
Bond
did
a'
was
organized
by
Ed.
Musseliam
chairman
of
the
committee.
You
saw
It
in
the
News!
It
Pays
to
Ao.ertise!
very
good
"Jacz
oi
all
parts"
stunt.
In
goal
at
the
start
he
saved
what
seemed
a
sure
goal.
Later
he
did
well
out
hi
the
,
Heavy
Battery.
Sept.
9
Canadian
Legion
vs
i
General
Motors.
went
right
across
fruitlessly.
Smith
broke
through
but
shot
weaklv
Sunherv
rUawH
n
I
oept.
iz
Heavy
Battery
vs
grand
style
but
Gomez
beat
four!
tieId'
,aki?
and
Ward
ave
i
Canadian
Legion.
m.n
nn,i
fiuv,i
,i.v.
-
grand
display
of
progressive
..........
v.
wiiii
u
auui
t
,
,
..
,
.
away
out
of
Krauses
reach
to
I
,orard
Tlielr
Passln8
and;
five
the
Battery
the
lead.
Thc'reUm
sa"
were
wel1
co""
AMvvwvy.vlW.vAW
trolled
and
effective
but
neither1
'Suffered
Much
With
Constipation'
San
Francisco
9-2,
Kan
Diec,0J
could
beat
Krause.
Park--
house
was
last
and
aggressive.
I
J
A
newcomer
Lister
tried
hard.
!
Legion
attached
and,
frum
a
free
Jtick
on
the
penalty
line,
Cornwell
drove
just
past
a
grand
try.
Krause
saved
well
and
tjien
Mazzone
just
spoiled
Vuckovich
was
not
as
effective
as
usual.
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILDERS
1
tried
many
remedies
but
could
nut
end
thia
old
trouble.
One
day
I
was
told
to
trv
KELLOGG'S
AIX:BIUN.
I
began
to
eat
this
cereal
regularly.
It
works
3-3
Portland
8-1,
Hollywood
3-7
Los
Angeles
7-3.
Sacramento
3-1
Fir.st
game
seven
innings.
SATURDAY
San
Francisco
9,
San
DIcro
3
Seattle
9.
Oakland
4
Los
Angeles
8,
Sacramento
2
Portland
8.
Hollywood
2
DEPENDENT
ON
(Continued
from
Page
1)
TKn
iirirttiMciil
m
The
Humanities
Research
Council,
in
a
brief
prepared
fo
5
bj
the
Commission,
said
much
of(
its
research
in
literature
a;:d
wonders!
H.
Mason,
5727
Sth
Avenue,
Rosemount,
Montreal.
Just
one
of
many
unmlicited
ifltert.
You
too
may
find
lusting
reliel
from
constipation
due
to
lack
ol
bulk
in
tbetiiet!
Eat
a
daily
ounot
of
criup,
tasty
ALL-KRAN,
drink
plenty
of
water!
If
not
completely
sat'itified
after
10
days,
send
emptv
carton
to
Kellog's'
London,
Ont.
GET
DOUBLK
yf-VR
MONEY
HACK.
r
FAITHFUL
EVEN
IN
DEATH
This
mongrel
dog,
owned
by
Mel-fin
White.
27,
who
was
one
of
the
four
men
drowned
at
Inverness.
N.
S.,
Wednesday
when
they
were
carried
out
to
sea
by
a
jtrong
undertow
while
swimming,
refused
to
leave
his
master's
clothes
The
dog
remained
in
the
same
spot
for
almost
48
hours.
A-rescue
attempt
by
a
40-man
human
chain
ended
in
failure
khen
waves
broke
the
chain.
C.
Pi
Photo)
CONSTRUCTION
ALTERATIONS
i
ItEIWIRS
5
ancient
and
modern
languages
could
not
have
been
undertaken
without
grants
from
the
Carnegie
Foundation
of
the
United
States
The
Council
said
it
v,a
a
"significant
commentary
on
the
Commodore
Cafe
"Better
Th-n
Eyer"
maturity
of
our
culture
that
such!
PLAN
TO
ATTEND
Terrace
and
District
Civic
Centre
FLOOR
SANDING
A
SPECIALTY
Best
Food
and
Service
In
CltjJ
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders!
an
organization
as
the
Humanizes
Research
Council
should
have
been
financed
almost
entirely
by
grants
from
the
United
States."
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P.O.
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methods
obsolete.
It
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besu
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pre.
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for
Canning
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Paper
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and
Canning
Machines
alcove
from
the
front
entrance.
Entrance
to
the
street
side
kitchen,
which
has
a
storage
cabinet
on
the
inside
wall
and
dining
space,
is
through
a
vestibule
equipped
with
a
closet.
Corner
windows
give
a
two-way
view
of
the
front
yard
and
street.
The
hall
leads
to
the
two
bedrooms
and
bath,
and
also
to
the
kitchen
and
living
room,
allowing
free
circulation.
The
larger
bedroom
has
a
garden-view,
twin
closets
with
a
dressing
table
between.
A
large
closet
for
general
storage
opens
on
the
hall.
The
linen
closet
Is
in
the
bath.
Construction
is
frame
with
wide
siding
or
shingle
exterior.
The
roof
Is
asphalt
shingle.
The
Bedford
also
has
a
full
basement,
except
under
the
garage.
Overall
width
Is
48
feet,
covering
an
area
of
1082
square
feet
without
garage,
and
containing
il,08
cubic
feet.
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finish
fur
months.
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easy
to
apply.
Liquid
Glaze
Cleaner
and
Liquid
Glaze
Scaler
available
ia
handy
8
oz.
tins.
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For
Cleaning
and
Janitor
Supplies
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THE
BEDFORD
has
a
combination
living-dining
room
which
extends
through
the
house.
The
living
room
Is
on
the
guest
side
of
the
house
with
a
aunny
battery
of
large
windows
and
a
door
opening
into
the
garden.
The
dining
alcove
overlooks
the
tret.
A
seven
foot
high
coat
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partitions
the
dining
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PHONE
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McBride
Street
WE
DELIVER
Phone
311
PVinno
Rf(9
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Second.
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