J3rfnce
Rupert
Daflp
r3eto3
Monday,
Nuvemuer
8,
1948
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WATER
DO
NOTV
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IT!
CO-OPS
TAKE
II
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II
SCHOOL
IN
HARD-TOUCHT
SCNIOR
ENCOUNTER
'Bigrjest
league
game
ALUMINUM
Rupert's
basketball
history
turned
out
at
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
Saturday
nighfto
see
the
curtain
V
K
-
-
tnli
roll
up
on
the
194S-19
basketball
season.
Mayor
Norah
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mi
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ft
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NEED
POSTS
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TOO
rWiune
Port'i
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Fkiket
supply
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other
part
u
of
heat
-
for
more
all-r.iuad
orihm
Order
Yours
From
riyy
I'M
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
.PHONES
651
-
652
COAL,
LUMBER
and
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
Arnold
was
on
hand
to
with
a
brief
but
fitting
nnder
the
baton
of
Peter
Lien,
was
also
in
attendance.
The
games
resulted
as
follows:
Senior
Co-op
33,
High
"School
26.
Intermediate
Fashion
Foot-wear
'33,
Merchants
8.
Ladies'
Dom's
23,
Peoples
Store
14.
Junior
North
Star
44,
High
School
15.
The
Senior
game
featured
Bo-
Kle-Hi
Rainmakers,
champs
t
last
winter's
Intermediate
League,
nriu
wvv,
cnamps
game
that
fans
have
looked
for
-
ward
to
since
Bo-Me-Hi
entered
the
Senior
League.
Co-op
cam
,,r
nn
tn
ii-in
h
ctoDir,
i
TOMom
I
I
'
.
Foi
man
4,
S.
Hamilton
4,
A.
Jef-
'
Ben
or
IW,...
A
Product
!
0nral
Fsodi
....
.
l
"
"
.u,
a
HigV;
I
School.
November
30
'Junior-High
Sthool
vs.
North
Star.
'Women
Doin's
vs.
People's.
'Star.
'Intermediate
IIlKh
School
vx
j
Women-Hi,h
-
Jlaawfteda:
ao
per
word
per
Insert
Km,
minimum
charge,
60o.
Birth
ItotlM:
-
6c;
Cords
of
Thankfi.
OeaUi
Notices,
Funeral
Notlcea,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements:
2.
-
sfliUlnu
Uiat-L.AK,
LiUVULK
ftttCE
Classified
Advertising
is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning
r-uines.
(People's.
Sfho01
was
weak
in
all.'k'-citing
second-half
drive.
It
was
an
ex-fHigl1
partmMns'
t-should
improve
hard-fought
game
which
Senior
High
School
Vs.
Co-op
December
4
Junior
North
Star
vs.
Rupert
I
TREE-PUNTING
Hotel.
VICTORIA
0
Intermediate
Merchants
vr.
:
Columbia
Forest
Morgan's.
1
Plant
18,000,000
t
'
Senior--Co-op
?s.
Brownwo'xls.
res
of
aVncoute:
Women
People's
vs.
ilier
'
sPrlne-
Since
193;
Bay.
j
48.200.000
trees
ha
or
play-off
crowd
in
Prince!
inaugurate
the
proceedings
address.
The
Shrine
;Bami,
f
j
tht,d
",arter
Dom's
overcame
People's
lead
and
the
-quarter
ended
in
their
favor
13-10.
Dom's
increased
the
lead
in
the
fourth
with
no
comeback
from
People's.
In
the
third
quarter
'People's
weakened
when
Budinich
came
off
the
floor.
She
was
their
main
offense
and
defense
player.
The
Junior
game
was
all
Nort:
I
I
Star
which
defeated
High
School
44-15.
At
no
time
w'as'Norlh'
Star
inreaienea
ana
as
tne
eame
eon
-
uiiueu
uiey
airort'Q
iieeiv.
ijon
r,fthrl,,n
f
Nor!h
Star
corra
tosk
season
with
a
ie-handcd
push
shct.
North
Star's
teamwork
was
gooi
as
time
goes
on.
Individual
scoring:
Senior
High
School
D.
Scherk
6,
R.
Spring
4,
A.
Olson
0,
B.
Davidson
2,
J.
Flaten
7,
S.'
Scherk
0,
B.
Sunberg
0,
G.
Carlson
7,
M.
Webster
026.
Co-op
Lindsay
9,
A.
Macphc
L.
-
S.
Dominato
4,
D.
Fitch
"n
0.
u,
D
u.
M
BfW
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Holkestad
10
-33.
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I'OK
SALE
,
FOR
SALE
1
Electric
Range.
1
auxiliary
heater.
Phone.
460.
tf)
WE
BUY
&
SELL
New
and
Used
Furniture.
Hardware,
etc.
We
.
have
slightly
used
Radios,
Portable
Gramaohones.
Kitch-
en
Sets,
Vacuum
Cleaners
Small
Fancy
Tables,
Logsing
Boots,
Rubber
Work
Clothes,
,
Loeeing
Saws,
New
and
Used
Kitchen
Ranges
for
Wood,
Coal
and
Oil.
Kitchen
Chairs,
Undprwond
Typewriter
in
best
snape.
New
and
Used
Hardware,
Office
Desk.
See
us
first
for
vour
furniture
needs
either
to
buv
or
sell.
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO.
Black
324.
uf
FOR
SALE-Roueh
lumber
cut
-
to
order.
See
Mrs.
Irene
Ada
,
Harris
at
247
1st
Ave.
East
or
write
General
Delivery,
p''"-.
,ut
Runert.
.
265)
FOR
SALE
1935
Plymouth
Coach.
Can
be
seen
1364
Overlook,
after
6
p.m.
(266
aTf0
P
IT
D
1AID
tl
i
mileage
3800.
K.
G.
Goodwin,1.
Houston,
B.
C.
(2631
FOR
SALE-il4
ft.
dory,
in
good
shape.
Price
$30
00.
Inquire
Siiogmo's
Boat
Repairs,
Cow
Bay.
(2C5)
PETS
FOR
SALE
COLLIE
Puppies
bv
Canada's
top
sire,
greatly
redueed.
Overstocked.
Rare
chance.
Write
for
photos,
etc.,
Alan-dale
Collies.
Whonoek,
B.C.
(
wsm
i
MACHfXFKY
FOK
SALE
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
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m
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f
bchool.
Woinen-Miller
December
U
Junior
Wi-.
ST0C
REDUC
SA
JAM
ft'
Every
SOT
I
SLACKS
In
our
Brand
New
FOR
TEX
DAY'S
Spare
Regret
Di
i
Buy
XOIV
a!
ClirLstm
CLOTH
ST0R
StanfMd's
I',
and
Best
Wo:
Movini.
Ptki"1
Carts?
For
Complete-.
f
'
Efficient
Senj
Lindsay's
C
&
Stora
H
Cor.
2nd
Establish
i
rhours
60
'
bbcd
Roofing
and
SIDING
'Available
In
G,
8,
9
&
Ifl-fMt
lengths,
28
inches
vide.
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT
Housekeenma
room
with
hot
and
cold
water
i
in
town.
613
3rd
Ave.
Green
.
-
780.
(tf
l
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room
for
two
men.
650
7th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Red
471.
(tfi
for
men.
742
7th
Ave.
West.
Call
after
6
v.m.
(265
FOR
'
RENTrVurnisriecl
room
1
Lv
tWo
6A,
7th
Ave'
'E-
Phone
Red
471.
tf)
FOR
RENT
2
room
furnished
apartmeiit.
.
801
Borden
St.
I
at)
FOR
RENT35o7rrrhoT7e3
rooms
furnished.
4
months,
Phone
Green
997.
(264)
WANTED
WANTED
Car
batteries,
car
radiators.
brass
and
copoer:
uavine
pood
prices
See
BC
FURNITURE
CO..
Black
324.
PERSONAL
j
vn,Y
f
.
t
"r,
IK--
want,
but
live
too
far
awav
to
una
it
vourseir,
write
t
the
Select
Khoooing
Service.
Dominion
Building,
Vancouver
(272)
NOTICE
!
uailt
Sews
wishes
W
avv
attcr.tif.'n
to
the
rale
.hat
classified
and
transient
'
tdvertising
is
payable
In
advance
J
at
the
office
at
time
f
presenting
copy
for
advertising.
Those
desiring
to
ad-rtise
1n
this
manner
in
the
;
ally
News
are
asked
to
ssist
the
office
and
respect
his
ruie
tiy
refraining
from
honing
classified
adverting
BOWLING
SCHEDULE
November
9
Toilers
vs.
Bnsy
Bees,
Big
Sisters
vs.
Boosters,
Miller
Bay
vs.
Brownwodds;
Belmont
vs.
.
Stars,
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Cosmos.
lie
KETS
Veeetables
Celery,
lb.
.15
cauliflower,
lb..
20
SWISS
Chard,
lb.
21
Parsnips
(unwashed)
""lb""""
'.09
Mushrooms
iti
0
j
Head
Lettuce,
bunch
id
Cucumbers,
each
.'"".".'.
.15
Green
Onions
2
hiiiieWe
it;
Australian
Onions,
3
lbs.
.
"
25
Cabbage,
lb
08
i
Spinach.'
lb
9
Heels,
bunch
u
Tomatoes.
No.
1.
lb
55
Potatoes,
5
lb
25
Canned
Vegetables
Dill
Pickles,
gal
199
Cut
Green
Beans,
fey
17
No.
5
Peas,
fancy
14
Mixed
Vegetables
.1
9
Diced
Beets,
per
tin
15
Wax
Beans,
choice
.
.
21
Mixed
Peas
and
Carrots
21
Pumpkin
15
naneu
ueans.
zu-oz.
tin
18
Baked
Beans.
15-oz.
tin
.15
Fruit
Bananas,
lb
25
Apples,
cooking.
2
lb.
'
25
Fancy
Apples.
3
lb
'31
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
50
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
'B.C.
Phone
Ml
P.O.
Box
194
economically
use
the
modern
,T!T""arut
VQ-to-date
t.vBe
National
Portable
Sawmills
manuiac-;
tlired
bv
National
M.iphinerv
Intermediate
Fasliion
Footwear-O.
Slatta
t,
a
m
Tenfr
4
T,
Cili
l-
J-l"v"
"
'
.
0.
J.
James
P.
A
ArnMen
It,
O
Hauean
10-33.
Merchants
S.
Yonngman
4,
R
Anderson
0.
J.
Hebb
2.
F.
4,
Aimri
c
,
.
......
,
.
0.
B.
Wilson
08.
'Ladies
Dom's
B.
Hamilton
4,
I.
Kil-dal
3.
R.
Thain
3,
M.
Greenwood
8.
J.
Husoy
1.
E.
Jordan
0.
I-.
Husoy
0,
N.
Youngman
4-
23.
Prople's
Store
N.
Bill
2,
J.
Budinich
4,
L.
Howe
6,
B.
Sedg
wick
0,
M.
Krecy
0,
A.
Dumas
0,
Yotmgman
2,
-L.
Smith
0,
ler
Bailey
014.
Junior
High
School
R.
'
Rhodes
0,
N.
!vv':
"S-
1
,.'.
-
s
'A.
St
.
-i
X
!
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
JUS
Tobacco
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
Tone
Quality
-Beauty
Sensitivity
Largfe
Stock
Now
on
Demonstration
Liberal
Trade-In
on
fertes
2,
B.
Clark
5,
B.
Brown
0,
Vance
0
'A
ShnvnuvHituI',
r
i
"
"
North
Star
N.
Sathcr
4,
D.
Juhmen
10,
'F.Simonson
.
12,
D.
Young
4,
A.'Currie
O,
J.
Walsn
M.
Sedgwick
10-144.
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
Nov.
9
-Kinsmen
vs.
Rupert
Women
Hith
School
vs.
Mil-
Bay.
Intermediate-StoneV
vs.
Mor-(?an's.
Senior
avojr
vs.
Brown
woods.
November
13
JuniorHigh
School
ys.
Kinsmen.
Intermediate-High
School
vs.
Merchants.
"
Senior
High
School
vs.
Savoy.
Women
Dorr's
VS.
HUM
I
Schoo.l
November
10
)
Junior
Ruptrt
Hotel
vs.
North
Star.
;
Women
Miller
Bay
-vs.:
People's.
Intermediate
'
Fashion
v
Stone's.
t
Senior
-nrowuwood.'
Vs.'
Co-op.
November
20
-
Intermediate
-M
o
r
g
a
n's
vs.'
High
School.
Junior
North
Star
vs.
:
Kins-J
men.
Senior
Co-op
vs.
Savoy.
Women
People's
vs.
:
Hir
h
School.
1
November
23
j
Junior
High
School
vs.
Ru-I
pert
Hotel.
Women
Dom's
vs.
Xfiller
Bay.
Intermediate
Stone's
vs.
Mn
chants.
Pe;,ir,i
.
High
ScilOOl
VS.
Brown
woods.
November
27
Junior
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Kinsmen.
Intermediate
Morgan's
vs.
Fashion.
Senior-'
Brown
woods-vs.
8a
voy.
'
J
Display.
Ask
for
a
in
Your
Home.
Your
Present
Rad
10.
Junior
Kinsmen
vs.
H'kh
School.
Women
High
School
vs.
Dom's.
.
Intermediate
Fashion
vs.
High
School.
'
Senior
Savoy
vs.
High
Schx!
December
11
Intermediate
Tash
Ion
vs.
Merchants
Junior-Runprl
Hotel
vs
Hlirh
School.
iFUN
C,,
FOR
Asar
ALL
Bring
the
whole
family
alnrr..
next
time
you
go
bowling!
They'll
love
the
stimulating
action,
the
social
get-togethfr
-with
friends
and
neighbors.
Rex
Bowling
Alley
Open
to
general
public
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons
and
evenings.
Monday
Tuesday
and
'Thursday
evenings
after
9
o'clock.
,
r
a
fK
i
I
IV
W
V
HOTEL
uan
areili,
rrop.
PHONE
37
P.O.
Box
541
FRASER
STREIT
PRINCE
RUPERT
,
MARATHON
INTERMISSION
Bike
riders
are
most
particular
about
their
legs
...
and
tha,t
goes
double
for
the
pedal-for-pay
competitors
who
made
the
ndless
rounds
of
the
boards
at
Kingsbridge
Armory,
New
York,
where
the
68th
International
Six-Day
bicy:le
race
took
place.
Here
is
Robert
Lacourse
of
the
Canadian
team
getting
his
leggings
pinned
up
by
.Trainer
Gene
Tubin
before
he
participated.
kejit
the
fans
-on
the
seat
edge
air
the
time.
Flaten
of
Bo-Me-Hi
'
started
the
scdring
with
a
one
-
handed
push
shot
from
the
irornPr.
This
-was
follmveri
hv
i
free
shot
by
Davidson
find
fi
push
shot
by
D.
Scherk.
giving
i
them
a
5-0
lead
until
Lindsay
sank
a
Penalty
shot
for
Co-op.
Holkestad
completed
the
scoring'0
8.
with
a
push
shot
from
the
sid,'.
Theqoarter
ended
with
Bo-Me-'
.
,.
.
,
(Hi
'On
tOD
6-3.
Thev
had
the.
tdre
c
in
teamwork
wamworK
and
ana
hil'-l
oai.-
JharKlilng.
This
continued
in
thv
second
quarter
which
ended
with
them
on
top
18-11.
The
second
half
started
with
Co-op
finding
the
basket
-and
the
pace
beginning
to
tell
on
the
-Bo-Me-Hi
statwarts.
Co-op
gained
steadily
wUil
just
before
'the
third-quarter
ended
when
Holkestad
,
pumped
in
a
push
u
n'"
uu
"'-
first
time
in
the
game
25-"23.
Co
op
continued
to
roll
In
the
fourth
and
'Bo-Me-Hi
weakened
tinder
the
pressure
of
the
better
ball-handling
and
the
experience.
Stand-outs
were
Macphe
on
defense
and
Holkestad
on
offense
for
Co-ep
and
Flaten
and
D.
Scherk
for
Bo-Me-Iii.
It
was
a
game
with
thrills
from
start
to
finish.
It
was
fast
and
a
little
rough
at
times
but,
with
the
players
rounding
into
playing
shape,
basketball
in
the
city
should
look
forward
to
one
of
'its
best
seasons.
The
Intermediate
game
was
between
Fashion
Footwear
an'l
Merchants
with
the
former
coming
out
on
top
33-8.
'The
first
quarter
ended
4-4
with
both
teams
feeling
each
other
oui.
Fashion
started
rolling
In
th.3
second
quarter
and
piled
up
j.
13-point
lead
as
the
half
ended.
Merchants
couldn't
hit
the
basket
and
their
ball-handling
and
passing
was
very
weak.
Fashion
continued
to
scoreat
will
in
ihi
second
half
with
no
comeback
from
Merchants.
Playing
of
bolli
teams
was
rusty
but
they
shotiHl
improve
as
the
season
progresses.
Gill
of
Fashion
was
the
outstanding
defensive
player
n
the
floor
and
Joe
Haugan
was
the
offensive
star."
The
Ladies'
game
between
Dom's
and
Peoples
Store
went
to
the
former
23-14.
People's
J.,,J,
v.
ut-icnuiug
cuainijiuns.
were
strong
in
the
first
half
and
built
up
an
8-3
lead.
Dom's
shooting
and
passing
was
weak.
In
the
second
half
it
was
just
the
opposite,
becoming
better,
while
People's
were
off.
In
the
IiCr33
CD--
PHONE
654
5c
Per
Dozen
Paid
For
Empties
Thle
adTCrtlsement
is
not
rjiihlliei
ilsplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Boardor
uy
me
government
or
British
Columbtn
Company
Limited.
Vancouver,1
.B.c
au
i
METAL
WORK
'
PLUMBING
Installations
anrl
I
.
.
Renairs:
SHEET
METAL
..WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel
Roof-ins.
LetouinF-au
&
Sons,
629
Sixth
West.
iJhone
543.
(tt
'
...
TENDERS
.
TENDERS
,will
be
recMvcd
by
the
undersigned
for
the
purchase
of
house
and
two
lots
at
812
6th
Avenue
East,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
Highest
tender
not
necessarily
accepted,
on
';
or
'before
November
13th
1948.-H.
G.
Helgerson
Ltd.
'
(2U7)
You
saw
it
in
the
Jiaily
News!
'In
The
Supreme
fniirt
of
llrltlhh
'iilninlla
In
rrulmte
In
tlie
Matter
nf
Ilie
"AilnilnMnilliiii
At"
And
ivlhe
Mattrj;
f
tlie
IMate
nf
Trance
'Mveil.
Ilcif
i.i-il.
lnteMnte.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
'His
Honor
Jiidtc
W.
O.
Fulton,
mnrlt
the
S8lh
day
of
October,
A.
D.
la
I
waa
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Frances
Nedved.
deceased.
All
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
30th
day
of
December,
1948,
after
which
claims
Hied
may
fce
paid
without
reference
to
any
claims
of
which
I
then
had
Vr
knowledge.
All
partteji
.indebted
to
the
estate
ifte
Teq"tred
to
"pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
this
29th
day
.of
October.
AX).
1648.
,
.
ti.;.minr
SliiP'"!f
ana
""''''"
j
IT
PAYS
TO
T7f
O
jk
0
Tl
Cigarette
MILD,
SWEET,
NEW
LUXURY
STEAMER
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
t
WEDNESDAY
MIDMGIIT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OU
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
ALBERT
E.
RODDIS.
,.
.,,
Atlin,
B
C
(270)
r
"OOVKKNMINT
l.l(lOK
ACT"
.!"'"
'!
(Seoon
2BI
NnNee
nf
'Application
For
(
miM'nt
i,,
,
-
to
-Transfer
,nf
lleer
l.lieiiee
tJOTICE
IS
HEHEBY
GIVEN
that
on
the
27th
day
of
Novcm-ber
next,
the
undersigned
lutends
to
apily
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
consent
to
transfer
of
Beer
Licence
Ho.
7821.
Issued
in
respect
of
premises
being
part
nf
a
building
known
as
Caledonia
Hotel,
situate
at
Front
Street,
Port
Esslngton,
British
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lots
2
end
3,
Block
1,
Townsite
of
Port
Esslng-
ton,
-Map
537.
Prince
Rupert
Lend
Registration
District.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
from
Alfred
Henry
Perkins,
Licensee,
to
Janet
Ross
Brown,
of
Port
Essing-ton,
British
Columbia,
the
transferee.
'
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
'
thl
27tU
day
of
October,
1948.
'"'-'
JANET
ROS3
BROWN,
.
FISHERMEN":
Repairs
to
HIGH
SPEED
EXfiI
specialty.
We
have
the
latest
in
i
w
ehinery
and
specially
TRAINED
to
handle
this
class
of
work,
W,
.
enjfine
now,
do
not
wait
until
thM1
f
,
that
overhaul.
If
you
are
thinking"
haul,
we
will
be
glad
to
look
your"
and
make
our
recommendation,
i
better
still
DROP
IN
and
talk
it
o
Shop
Foreman.
e
i
RUPERT
MOTORS
L
McRae
Bros,
.
Applteant
nd
Trensfcrfe.
C280)
LIMITED
nifflXK
5bo
t?ni
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f
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