-
'
!
1
v
Idximc
Ruprri
Oatip
iBctass
Friday,
September
17,
148
in
League
Starts
IT
PA
Y5
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
MttMato
LADIES'
BOWLING
LEAGUE
STARTS
Play
in
Another
Trundling
Division
Gets
Tnder
Way
Belmont
and
Noble
&
Wick
scored
clean
sweep
victories
over
Brownwoods
and
Busy
Bees
respectively
when
the
Ladies
'B''
Bowling
League
got
under
way
this
week.
In
other
fixtures,
decided
two
games
to
one,
Big
Sisters
won
over
Toilers,
Rosa
Lees
over
Miller
Bay
and
Stars
over
Boosters.
High
scorer
was
B.
Peterson
of
Miller
Bay
with
527
for
three
games
and
229
for
one.
PROTECTION
OF
YOUNG
LOBSTERS
the
.ZJ
Dominion
Fisheries!
Ailn
main
event
of
a
proTes-
ty
of
experimental
Station
here,
savs
that
Nova
Scotia
fishermen
are
depleting
the
lobster
industry
by
sending
small
and
Immature
STILL
.WINNING
Old
Satchel
Paige
kept
the
Indians'
scon?less;
inning
streak
alive
recently
by
pitching
a
3-hit
shutout
for
the
Indians
against
the
Chicago
White
Sox.
Indian
pitchers
held
the
opposition
scoreless
for
47
consecutive
innings,
setting
a
new
American
league
record,
Paige
(seated!
is
shown
with
.
t..
..w..
Mixed
Bowling
Prince
Rupert's
Mixed
Bowl-ir?
League
got
under
way
for
the
start
of
the
1948-49
season
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday
-PiffgMTBt""
mm
FOOTWEAR
Tin
ringed
boot
for
the
lued
job.
Snuf
lupport
lor
the
irdut
.
.
.
tight,
Itronf,
with
ported
flexibility
...
longer
wetriif
through
correct
weight
distri-btttim
.
.
.
non-jlip
treads.
Try
on
I
pair
at
your
defter
s
today!
YES
.
.
.
it's
a
Strike!
AND
THAT'S
WHAT
YOU'LL
GET
EVERY
TIME
IF
YOU
ARE
WEARING
BOWLING
SHOES
from
BROVJtiWOOD'S
(247)
,:,rr:rn,n.
ever-jncreasing
numbers.
"w.1"
".too
lethal
!
r
C
Tobacco
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
LADIES'
BOWLS
"A"
SCHEDULE
September
lo-ix-iongs
ve
'
Orange,
Savoy
Swingers
vs!
West
view,
Variety
vs.
Tail
&'
Odowes,
Mansion's
vs.
Gordon
V
rauuu
aiju,
aiiuruca
vs.
CiOUuVS
September
27
Savoy
Swing
J
ers
vs.
Tift
&
Oduwes,
Gordur
&
Anderson
vs.
Variety,
Scuby's
vs.
Malison's,
Annettes
vs
'
Orange,
DeJongs
vs.
Westview.'
October
4
Variety
vs,
Man-son's,
Oranpe
vs.
Scuby's,
Ar-i
nettes
vs.
Westview,
DeJonei;
j
vs.
Tift
&
Odowes,
Savoy
Bwinq.
ers
vs.
Gordon
&
Andeisun.
NO
JOB
IS
TOO
TOUGH
When
the
trouble
deep
in
the
motor
of
your
auto,
you
can
depend
upon
our
experienced
mechanics
to
g
1
to
the
bottom
of
ii.
Drive
in
today
for
complete
check-up.
'
WtflhlMl'f
li
t
th
e
Rex
Cale
tin
Task)
M
m
the
winning
run
and
alsoment,
fishermen
would
realize
backed
up
against
the
fence
an
additonal
15
cents
a
pound
to
rob
Pat'Seerey
of
the
Sox
.
and
would
be
assured
a
steady
out
of
a
home
run.
Cleveland's
suPPlv"
"goose-egg
string"
was
bro-
1
This
would
mean
a
slack
sea-
u"
WIUle
a""B
ior
me
crus-Ken
ken
When
wnen
the
me
Chirairn
L,rucago
White
White
taceans
to
reach
maturity,
but
Sports
Baseball
Scores
Rational
Cincinnati
6,
Brooklyn
12
Pittsburgh
10,
New
York
6
American
New
York
1-8,
Detroit
2-4
Washington
3,
Cleveland
6
Boston
1,
St.
Louis
3
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
2,
Los
Angeles
0
Sacramento
10.
Hollywood
8
Portland
6,
San
Francisco
5
Oakland
12,
San
Diego
6.
FLY
CHAMP
DECISIONED
VANCOUVER,
0
Jackie
Turner,
Canadian
flyweight
champion,
last
night
dropped
a
hard-fought
eight-round
deei-
einn
tn
MiLr
Rprnnl
nf
Oakland
sional
card
here.
Turner,
who
recently
lost
a
ten-rounder
to
Haiwaii's
Dado
Mariano,
fought;
gamely,
but
Bernal's
right
was!
I
ft
All!
I
I
kit
KllWIlflll
UV
11
LI
II
V
SCHEDULE
Schedule
for
first
third
of
the
Ladies'
"B"
Bowling
League
isj
announced
as
follows:
September
21
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Belmonts,
Miller
Bay
vs.
BusVj
Bees,
Cosmos
vs.
Boosters,
Big
sisters
vs.
Stars,
Toilers
vs.
Brownwoods.
September
28
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Brownwoods,
Miller
Bay
vs.
Boosters,
Toilers
vs.
Stars,
Busy
Bees
vs.
Belmont,
Cosmos
vs.
Big
Sisters.
October
5
Toilers
vs.
Cosmos.
Busy
Bees
vs.
Rosa
Lees.
Big
Sisters
vs.
Belmont,
Boosters
vs.
Brownwoods,
Miller
Bay
V6.
Stars.
October
12
Big
Bisters
vs.
Miller
Bay,
Boosters
vs.
Belmont,
Brownwoods
vs.
Busy
Bees,
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Toilers,
Stars
vs.
Cosmos.
NOTICE
TO
Khtllil
OKM
Vt
ll.UAM
i'll
H(
K
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
all
pernons
having
otauug
ai'atnst
tbt
Estate
of
WUtlnm
Hunry
Pierce,
de-waaeel,
"late
of
Prtuce
Rupert.
Britisfc
Columbia,
who
ciltd
on
the
13th
dy
of
April.
J948.
are
heroby
required
or
before
the
16th
day
of
Octobr
1940.
to
deliver
or
send
by
prepaid
letter
full
particulars
of
their
claims
duly
verified
to
the
understimed
a-.
P.O
Box
368.
Prinoe
Rupwt
B.C..
n
Executor
of
the
aaid
Estate.
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
th
last
mentioned
date
I
will
proceed
to
distribute
the
aaaets
of
the
de
ceased
among
the
parsons
entitlei
thereto
having
reiiard
only
to
the
claims
of
which
I
shall
then
have
had
notice.
DATED
this
7th
day
of
September.
1B48.
RICHARD
GEDDES
LARGE,
Executor
of
the
Estate
of
William
Henry
Pteree,
Deceased.
(224)
PROFESSIONAL
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
:
WORK
CALL
BLUE
B39
f
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
-
Modem
Equipment
All
Work
.Guaranteed
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
In
New
Offices
ROOM
10
STONE
BUILDING
New
Phone
BLUE
593
P.O.
Box
1184
evenings.
Maeey's
following
a
slow
start
against
Overwaitea,
rolled
the
evening's
top
three
games
with
3492
to
take
three
points.
Maeey's
also
ran
off
with
the
high
single
game
scratch
of
1318
while
Bob
Vuckovich
of
Wingers
with
a
high
single
of
322
and
high
three
of
832,
was
instrumental
in
Wingers
blanking
Silver
Streaks.
Islay
Garner
of
Dodgers
proved
to
be
a
steadying
influence
in
Dodgers
taking
the
odd
game
from
King
Pinners
with
669
for
three.
In
other
fixtures,
shut-out.
were
in
order
with
Bo'ks
blanking
High
School
No.
1,
Clover
Leafs
defeating
Pin
Busters,
Headpinners
winning
over
the
Maple
Leafs.
Pioneer
Laundry
downing
B.C.
Messenger
and
Pushovers
stopping
Malkins.
Standings
to
date:
:
Pushovers
4
3
Pushovers
4
3
Headpinners
4
3
Cloverleafs
4
3
Bo'ks
4
3
Wingers
4
3
Maeey's
3
2
Dodgers
3
2
Kingpinners
1
1
Overwaitea
1
1
Silverstreaks
0
0
High
School
No.
1
...
0
0
Pin
Busters
0
0
Maple
Leafs
0
0
B.
C.
Messenger
0
0
Malkins
0
0
Individual
scoring:
KINGPINNERS
G.
Shenton
146
162
194
L.
McLatchie
166
199
226
5.
Comadina
95
200
139
J.
Shenton
251
230
171
N.
Kinslor
167
159
167
'
A.
Pierce
201
202
220
Totals
1026
1152
1117
DODGERS
Ed.
Garner
196
136
191
I.
Garner
199
222
248
G.
Anderson
120
181
250
L.
Anderson
95
192
167
Mrjs.
Mastell
132
219
183
Mr.
Mastell
235
217
209
Totals
977
1167
1248
I
OVffRWATTirA
K.
Paul
:
110
148
113
W.
Leverett
169
182
160
M.
Kuzik
160
117
122
R.
Tubb
178
233
243
J.
North
166
155
149
L.
Vanetta
182
158
123
Totals
965
993
910
j
MACEY'S
Matheson
180
247
251
B.
Usick
142
216
107
I.
Dunbar
129
269
299
B.
Vuckovich
175
186
210
TKE
Cigarette
MILD,
SWEET,
Sport
Shots
"Sunny
Jim"
Bottomley,
St.
Louis
Cardinals
first
baseman,
batted
in
12
runs
in
one
gam
to
set
a
major
league
baseball
,
record.
Flaying
against
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
24
years
ago
Bottomley
had
a
perfect
six-foi-six
at
bat.
The
Cards
won
17-8
Bobby
Riggs
and
Alice
Marbk"
completed
a
sweep
of
the
Wimbledon
nd
United
States
tennis
singles
championship
at
Forest
Hills,
N.Y.,
nine
years
ago
today.
Riggs
turned
back
youn?
Welby
Van
Horn
in
straight
set
i
to
succeed
Don
Budpe
as
national
champion,
while
Miss
Marble
defeated
former
champion
Helen
Jacobs.
6-0,
8-10,
6-4
NOTICE
To
preserve
small
game,
farm
lands
at
Kemo
have
been
posted
with
"No
Hunting"
signs.
Trespassers
will
be
prosecuted.
J.
Kilby
C.
Lindstroio
M.
Gaynnr
II
Frpe.-e
A.
Nelson
C.
Reita
(In
A
i!!3
With
Minora
Blades!
For
comf
ort
and
speed,
y
ou
can'J
equal
Minora
in
its
class,
tf's
the
quality
blade
in
the
low-price
field!
frs
your
boutu-EDGf
kAZon
PHONE
654
?5c
Per
Ooen
Paid
Tot
Empties
Thle
adverttwment
m
not
published
oi
llaplayed
by
theLlquorControl
Bimrd-w
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Chandler
&
Cowgill
Photographer
Developing,
Printing
Enlarging
Box
645
216
4th
St.
Stop
Leaky
ChopSuey
Chowihl
Chinese
DWieiid
'
i
The
canneries
will
accept
them
seven
Inches
long.
I
"Were
the
lobsters
allowed
to
Brow
to
the
nine-inch
mini-
(after
that
the
industry
would
oe
on
a
nrm
foundation
and
the
fishermen
would
make
a
larger
?"101
prom'
UI-
weauy
MW'
'
jn
-
..iV:...
WINNING
WAYS
-t
Since
Burt
Shotton
took
over
as
manager
of
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
the.
Brooklyn
club
has
been
almost
a
consistent
winner.
Shotton,
who
wears
street
clothes
in
the
dugout,
replaced
Leo
Durocher
as
boss
of
the
rapidly-rising
Flat-bushers.
BUSINESS
AND
COW
BAY
BOAT
WOBKS
A.
P,
CRAWLEY
GREEN
391
I
Designing
Repairs
Fine
Workmanship
Estimates
Agents
for
Kermath
Marine;
Engines
13
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
BLACK
756
972
10th
East
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
BUTTE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
Setond
Avenue
opposite
Prs
7;00
a.m.
to8:i'
Ho
Friction
Has
the
Oil
Filter
on
your
car
bur.:
factum's
recommended
mileage?
c
have
all
the
other
points
rpqainst
such
as:
t
Wheel
Bearing
Kepack
Lubricants
Cleaning
nd
Bf-W"1!
Many
of
these
details
art
owrfc
who
consclantiously
has
his
rar
law-
Sox
pushed
across
three
runs
in
me
nimn
inning
during
a
i
game
played
at
Cleveland,
(
Ohio,
to
defeat
the
Indians'
3-2.
S.
Davidson
133
164
160
S.
Thornton
171
236
157
Totals
930
1318
1244
SILVER
STREAKS
W.
Calverly
76
127
L.
Smith
125
209
R.
Smith
172
212
P.
Roberts
186
124
M.
Smith
65
108
125
Low
Score
:
105
160
,
Totals
720
940
WINGERS
,
D.
Didorak
161
151
M.
Mintenko
.
183
160
I.
Kristjansson
..,
174
120
R.
Vuckovich
322
252
B.
Cowgill
63
144
B.
Harrison
105
215
Totals
1008
1042
10S8
HIGH
NO.
1
D.
Haugland
104
59
I.
Dunn
69
66
J.
Urauahart
75
74
G.
Bateman
83
105
J.
Jenkins
126
225
182
W.
Garbutt
99
105
54
Totals
556
634
491
BO'KS
E.
Moxley
118
150
165
E.
Sweeney
85
101
164
L.
Hart
195
90
155
F.
Moore
121
135
138
F.
Wright
118
145
145
Low
Score
69
105
54
Totals
716
726
821
CLOVERLEAFS
Y.
Turcotte
139
120
128
G.
Brodie
131
136
205
B.
Payne
176
166
141
C.
Silversides
202
172
148
L.
Basso-Bert
174
130
162
D.
Baillie
162
214
126
Totals
984
938
910
PIN
BUSTERS
M.
Grasdale
151
90
190
P.
McRae
109
75
97
P.
Adler
95
72
119
Ball
59
94
108
Sbrocei
90
69
44
Johanovich
208
197
181
Totals
713
597
739
HEADPINNERS
V.
Wrathall
156
178
156
M.
Halverson
193
207
817
N.
Withers
151
117
124
B.
Withers
213
203
118
E.
Murray
117
145
161
J.
Comadina
197
292
227
Totals
1027
1142
1103
MAPLE
LEAFS
P.
Thompson
123
162
118
J.
Thompson
183
205
207
A.
Shearer
135
126
164
R.
Shearer
181
131
197
J.
Jones
71
49
39
A.
Jones
176
138
20fl
Totals
809
811
931
B.C.
MESSENGER
Mary
Matheson
..
186
202
170
Tom
Smith
177
133
155
Louise
Swaffield
.126
115
91
H.
Swaffield
213
154
150
G.
Smith
129
136
98
J.
Schroeder
169
155
173
Totals
1000
895
837
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
E.
Knutson
148
137
204
B.
Windle
269
1R7
16S
P.
Menzies
118
176
166
B.
Moxley
247
204
193
L.
Erickson
172
166
204
C.
Erickson
139
125
121
Totals
1093
975
1054
PUSHOVERS
C.
166
141
212
J.
Warren
125
128
122
J.
Graham
133
127
229
M.
Flyim
185
143
200
E.
Anderson
199
119
115
J.
Paul
206
257
144
Totals
1014
915
1022
MALKINS
A.
Leamy
147
159
173
;M.
Leamy
173
101
92
IE.
Schild
'
90
97
156
!R.
Clavering
105
156
182
D.
Taylor
129
156
148
A.
Taylor
22
211
193
Totals
870
880
944
NURSING
PIONEER
Florence
Nightingale
vis)
called
"Angel
of
the
Crimea."!
We
remind
our
-Regulars"
as
'
LINDSAY
PII0XE
8i
o
PRP
SAVOY
HOTEL
SUPER
BASEBALL
FANS
MEET
DIMAGGIO
Thrilled
as
any
baseball
fan
would
be,
New
York's
Governor
Thomas
E.
Dewey
and
his
sons,
John
and
Tom
Jr.,
have
their
big
moment
meeting
Jae
DiMaggio
before
the
start
of
the
New
York
Yankee-Chicago
White
Sox
game
at
Yankee
Stadium
in
New
York
recently
i
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
amp
Phone
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