prince
Rupert
Daflg
m&3
,
.
Wetinisdpy,
March
9,
1949
j
THREE-WAY
TIE
!lN
"A"
LEAGUE
(Jack
CampKell
Wins
Over
Bill
Gordon
Only
one
game
in
the
Canadian
Legion
English-
billiards
Witflel:
3e
per
word
per
tnaertlon,
minimum
charge.
Boo.
EnrtB
rlovlo
;
60c;
Card
of
Thank,
Death
Notice,
Funeral
Notices.
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announceuwuts:
t2.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICK
;
rifled
Advertising
la
payable
In
advance.
Pleam
refrain
from
telephoning.
V
t
tor
kc-vi-
SIMPSON'S
DUAL
ENTRY
GIVES
SURE
POSITION
IN
NATIVE
HOOP
FINALS
Kitimaat
27,
Kitkatla
23
Hartley
Hay
33,
Bella
Coola
31
Port
Simpson
Y.P.E.A.
41
Metlakatla
31
Greenville
39,
Aiyansh
30
Tort
Simpson
A.C.
35,
Massett
11
Kitimaat
32,
Hartley
Bay
13
Port
Simpson
guaranteed
itself
a
spot
in
the
championship
finals
of
the
northern
B.C.
native
basketball
tournament
here
last
night
when
both
its
entries
defeated
their
opponents
and
earnetf
the
right
to
meet
each
other
in
the
semi-final
round
tonight.
Kitimaat,
last
year's
cham-'
,
r
1
J
pions.
reached
the
semi-finals
the
hard
way
by
defeating
two
teams
during
a
hoop
session
was
probably
the
most
even
game
of
the
day
and,
with
less
tnan
two
minutes
to
play
in
the
Civic
Centre
!!
.
Dates
THURSDAY
Sports
a.m.
"
.
9:00-Bo-Me-Hi
Gym
Class
p.m.
2:00-Adult
Casual
Badmin
ton.
2:30
-King
Edward
Gym
Class.
,3:30
Jr.
Girls
Apparatus
Class.
0:30
Boys
Organized
Games
Hour.
8:00
Rup-Rec
Women.
8:00
Teen
Tournament
Night.
School
Basketball
League
4:00-King
Ed
and
Borden.
ltasketball
Game
Native
Series.
Special
p.m.
2:00-U
F.A.W.U.
&
Fish
Cos.
2:00
Women's
Crafts
and
.
Bridge
Club.
4:00
Booth
Bible
Class.
7:30
NF.B.
Film.
Children.
8:00
Co-op
Members
Relations
BIG
SUIT
IN
BALL
LEAGUES
NEW
YORK
(-Organized
;
baseball
was
tnreatened
f
xtaj
I
with
another
legal
headache-1
a
multi-million
dollar
one
but
an
air
of
mystery
surrounded
the
latest
of
sport's
sept
circular!
devourments.
John
L.
Flynn,
New
York
lawyer,
announced
suits
would;
soon
be
filed
against
the
Majoi
j
Leagues
by
several
players
who
were
suspended
for
jumping
to
the
Mexican
League
three
years'
ago.
Flynn
declined
to
nam
the
men
but
said
$5,000,000
was
i
"low"
estimate
of
the
total
amount
of
damages
that
would
be
asked.
wiuu
Kept
me
wvic
emre
gym
finai
quarter,
Kitkatla
had
a
25-f
loor
busy
from
3
p.m.
Tuesday
21
lead.
However,
Kitimaat
until
midnight
as
six
games
of:
then
banged
in
three
field
goals
the
preliminary
round
were
j
to
win
by
a
27-25
score.
played
Off.
Team
WOlk
in
both
Pinnrui
was
DeJons's,
Gordon
and
Anderson,
and
Annette's
Top
Ladies'
Loop
A
three-way
leadership
tie
rs-sulted
from
this
week's
session
of
the
Ladies'
"A"
Bowling
League
when
DeJong's,
Gordon
and
Anderson
and
Annette's
met
on
the
same
lofty
plane.
DeJong's
joined
the
distinguished
company
by
winning
three
games
from
Variety
Store
whUe
Annette's
and
Gordon
and
Anderson
advanced
from
a
two-way
tie
last
week.
Vivian
Wrathall
of
DeJong's
came
through
with
the
highest
individual
scores
for
both
single
and
triple
games.
Her
single
game
score
was
a
substantial
302
and
her
Ihree-game
total
688
for
an
average
of
229.
DeJong's
3,
Variety
0.
Gordon
&
Anderson
2,
Annette's
1.
Westview
2,
Orange
1.
Savoy
Swingers
2,
Scuby's
I.
Mansons
2,
Taft
and
ODowcs
1.
"
'
'
DE
JONG'S
E.
Piche
274
157
13(5
A
Pierce
103
17
17
A
Wrathall
.
..
115
142
-13!)
3.
Shenton
18(i
IliO
151
V
Wrathall
191
'
'Mtt
Handicap
31
31
31
Totals
MO
805
923
VARIETY
I
Krlstjansson
..
140
1G9
150
I
Lvkegaard
175
.121
214
R.
Ramsay
148
239
165
R
ChristUnson
...
160
137
154
F'
Cembella
144
144
107
Handicap
29
29
29
Totals
79ii
839
825
ANNETTE'S
Montgomery
175
l'!2
235
Wind
103
121
83
McMeekin
193
204
205
Smith
:
202
224
147
Dickens
237
159
237
Handicap
20
29
29
Totals
939
899
GORDON.
&
ANDERSON
Ramsay
174
229
157
Gainer
208
229
i:i9i
Smith
144
168
ma
i
Anderson
178
13(5
178
Barrie
'
223
189
180
Handicap
24
24
24
Totals
961
975
841
WESTVIEW
G.
Thain
131
197
91
(Continued
on
Ve
B'tve)
tournament
was
played
yesterday.
J.
Campbell
-30
defeated
W.
L.
Gordon
(xl5
in
their
maWh
in
the
second
round
after
close
play
by
a
score
of
150
to
13d.
The
only
remaining
game
In
the
first
rciind
between
Rod
MacLeod
and
W.
Strachan,
delayed
on
account
of
sickness,
will
be
played
this
afternoon.
B.C.-MANITOBA
ARE
UNBEATEN
Dominion
Curling
Championships
Coiiiinuinj
at
Hamilton
Today
HAMILTON
British
Columb;
and
Manitoba
finished
up
yesterday
unbeaten
in
the
Dom
inion
curling
championships
here.
Each
had
w
o
n
four-
matches.""
Ontario
wiis
secoud
with
three
'wins
and
one
loss,
j
Prince
Edward
Island,
Northern!
Ontario
and
Saskatchewan:
.'
had
j
two
wir.s
and
two
losses.
New,
Brunswick
had
won
one
gained
and
lost
three.
Alberta
and'
QiKb'C
had
kwen
beaten
four
times
with
no
wins.
Tin;
play
is
being
resumed
today.'
The
Uiuniamont'
will
be
h'kl
In
Vancouver
next
year,
it
was
announced
yesterday.
,
HOCKEY
SCORES
Tacit
k-
Coast
San
Franei.'-eo
1,
Fresno
1
(lie).
Oakland
7,
Lev
Ar.a
lcs2.
Vancouver
7,
"1:.
fr:n
1.
BONAPARTE'S
IDEA
J
!
Napoleon
Hi-i.a,pari..'
origin-
ated
the
idea
of
odd
and
even
house
numbers
for
different
sides
of
the
street.
i
GRUESOME
BATHS
Ancient
Egyptian
princes
used
blood
baths
to
regain
their
!
youthful
strength.
The
gairu-s
were
played
bL-fuie
a
Taithful
gallery
of
native
bus-
;
ketball
supporters
who
kept
the
i
uicaciiers
aimo.si
uiieti
uirongn-i
out
the
l(Oiig
itttin
yon
suul
evening
sessions.
Winners
cf
las!
night's
games
will
meet
tonight
in
the
chain-
j
pionship
semi-final
round,
sec-
step
toward
the
B.C.
Pack-
Emm
ers
trophy,
while
the
losers
will
oiui
quarter
and
the
southern-battle
it
out
in
a
consolation
era
moved
up
to
a
31-27
lead
in
round
for
a
chance
at
the
!
Hie
final
period.
Then,
Hartley
Junior
Chamber
ui
Commerce
i
Bay
went
into
action
and
sank
trophy.
j
eight
points
for
victory.
,
Championship
semi-finals
to-'
Metlakatla
got
off
to
a
poor
night
will
sec
Kitimaat
meet
start
in
their
game
with
Port
Greenville
and
Port
Simmon
Simpson
Y.P.E.A.
and
the
nort.K-
P8I8C!
1
1
Mr
vi
7
'
t
Reg
I
Advertise
In
the
rinllv
Neuici
!i
I
,
,
,
,
,
.
.
-
.
iZMFVattT
..-
.
:
I
!i
I
Ail
kin
FOR
S.4Lb
FOR
SALE
1941
Plymouth
5
Passenger
Coupe.
6-plv
tires.
Good
condition.
Can
be
seen
at
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Phon
50:
(ooi
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
Suite
and
Kitchen
Set,
almost
new.
Phone
Blue
892
or
Green
737.
un
FOR
SALE
Used
enamel
Bath-r(Km
Basins,
Hot
Water
Tank,
'
Sinks,
Taps,
Chain
Blocks,
,
Jacks,
slightly
used
Radios
148
models.
Underwood
Typewriters,
Of
fic
Chairs,
Oil
Kitchen
Rangers,
and
scores
of
other
useful
articles
at
the
lowest
prices.
B.C.
FURNITURE.
tth
FOR
SALE
Sewmd
hand
shingles
in
good
shape.
Phone
Black
CC5
or
Blue
505.
(57
1
FORSALE
Pool
TableT4'x8'.
Good
condition,
includes
cues,
balis,
racks,
counter
etc.
First
$125.00
takes
this
bargain.
Apply
119
8th
Ave.
East
or
Box
1485
city.
(57(
FOR
SALE
Local
Fresh
Eggs.
308
7th
Ave.
West.
Phone
Bine
973.
-
(S2I
FOR
SALE
One
Foley
Automatic
Saw
Filer
and
Retoother,
almost
new,
complete
with
'
h.p.
110
volt
electric
motor.
Apply
Percy's
Pool
Parlor,
Burns
Lake,
B.C.
ul
FOR
SALE
2
chestsof
"drawers.
2
dressers,
1
end
table.
1
extension
kitchen
table,
1
lull
sized
bed
with
ribbon
spring,
2
bungalow
beds,
4
kitchen
,
chairs,
1
students
desk.
No
2
Eugene
Apts,
downstairs,
(tfl
FOR
QUICK
SALE-8
h.p.
Heavy
Dutv
Vivian
Gas
Engine,
A-l
condition.
Phone
Green
505.
(58)
FOR
SALE
Colonial
Style
Maple
Living
Room
Suite.
3-piec
with
matching
Coffee
Tiible.
Phone
Red
819.
(62)
FOR
SALE
Chesterfieid"suile,
Trilite
Lamp.
China
Cabinet,
Coffield
Washer
8
months
old,
half
Bedroom
Suite,
Kitchen
Table
and
4
Chairs,
Colieei
'iaoie,
2
End
Tables,
and
various
articles.
Phone
Red
24;.,
(58
J
REAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
Machine
Shop
and
business
property
on
1st
Ave.,
some
equipment.
2
rental
dwellings
,all
on
2
lots.
A
bargain
for
cash.
Also
a
fair
selection
of
good
homes.
Call
in
at
Armstrong
Agencies,
or
Phone
342
lor
rie-'
tails-
'
'
(t;2
l.is
i
uxutj
wanted
Have
a
I
demand
for
wartime
and
;
other
houses.
If
vou
are
sell-
!
ing
or
leaving
town
let
us
give
I
you
an
idea
of
your
property
vaiue.
Armstrong
Agencies.
M!7)
FOR
SALE
7
room
house
and
bath,
electric
lights,
3
lots
in
garden.
On
main
street.
Will
exchange
for
home
in
Prince
Rupert.
Write
R.
Benson,
Mas-sett,
B.C.
(60)
FOR
SALE
Business
Block
and
Old
Established
Confectionery
and
Ice
Cream
Business
in
the
busiest,
most
central
block
'
in
Prince
Gewree
Cnrvrete
building
and
basement,
30x
100'
divided
by
frame
partition
which
can
be
removed
if
required.
Confectionery
store
1R'
frontage,
taxi
office
rented
at
$50
monthly,
no
lease,
in
'
remainder
or
lrontage,
3D'
tieep..
Main
building
provides
comfortable
living
quarters
for
couple.
Equipment
includes
full
ice
cream
manufacturing
plant,
frigidaire,
shw
cases,
and
stock
on
hand
between
$1500
and
$2000
Full
price
for
property,
equipment
atui
siuck.
imu.uuu.
Halt
cash
balance,
long
terms.
Genuine
'
opportunity
for
expansion.
J.
I
E.
Paschal,
owner,
Third
Av-
enue.
P.O.
Box
305,
Prince
George.
(59)
FOR
SALE
Thriving
Hair-rirnssin?
business
at
Bums
Lake,
B.C.
Fully
equipped
shop
for
immediate
cash
sale.
Apply
Mrs.
M.
H.
Holmes,
Decker
Lake.
B.C.
(5)
FOR
SALE
Fully
furnished
4
room
House,
good
location.
Phone
Black
912.
(60)
FOR
SALE
4
room
Wartime
House
with
oil
range
and
Ben-dix
installed.
Phone
Blue
140.
,
6tf)
FOR
SALE
Fully
Furnished
4
Room
Wartime
House.
Redecorated
inside
and
out.
Fencei!
in
lawn.
All
modern
furniture
in
immaculate
condition.
:
Phone
Red
872,
5-7.
(61)
FOR
SALE
House,
5
Rooms
and
Bath
with
Hot
Water
System
installed.
Situated
on
well-drained
lot
on
9th
Ave.
West.
Price
$3700.00.
FOR
SALE--Wartime
House,
4
rooms.
Overlook
Street.
$2100.00.
Prince
Rupert
Really
Co.
Phone
Green
917
'
(61)
FOR
RENT
Furnished
rooms,
843
9th
Ave,
West.
(56
ROOM
FOR
RENT
Working
woman
preferred.
80G
Fraser
and
7th
St.
(59)
FOR
RENT
Comfortable
Bedroom
for
lady
with
kitchen
privileges
if
required.
Close
in
opposite
Borden
St.
School.
Phone
Black
258
or
inquire
at
895
Borden
St.
(tl
FOR
RENT
Furnished
Cabin,
2
rooms,
hot
and
cold
water.
Ideal
for
one
or
two
men.
Apply
613
8th
E.
or
Phone
Black
900.
(57t
WANTED
WANTED
TO
RENT
4
room
hou.se
or
apartment,
have
children.
Apply
Room
20,
P.
R.
Hotel.
(59.
WANTED
TO
RENT
4
or
5
room
apartment
or
house,
furnished
or
unfurnished,
have
2
school-age
children.
Box
492
Daily
News.
Reward.
59
BRASS,
Copper,
Car
Radiotors.
and
Batteries.
Good
prices
paid.
BC.
FURNITURE
CO.
Black
324.
Of)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Garage
in!
vicinity
of
3rd
Avenue
and
Sixth
St.
Please
Phone
Green
241.
,59tond
FOUND.
"
MEN'S
Upper
False
Teeth,
Bay
Apts.,
Cow
Buy.
Phone
Red
391
alter
5
p.m.
(56i
FOUND
Keys
in
gas
cap.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
the
Daily
News
and
paying
for
this
ad.
(til
FOUND
Watch
near
Summit
j
inT7Vnthta
'
832.
(61)
I
TENDERS
WANTED
TENDERS
WANTED
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
until
March
31st,
1949
for
the
purchase
of
Lots
twenty-seven
(27
1
twenty-eight
(28
1
and
twenty-nine
(29
Block
forty-one
(41)
and
including
the
two
storey
building
(36
X
90)
known
as
the
Elks
Hall
in
the
Village
of
Smithers,
Province
of
British
Columbia.
Tenders
may
be
for
lots
onlv.
builelinsr
onlv
or
l.,lo
v:,ni...
...,,.1
.
ni-.-
aiiu
uuinuiit;.
uuwrav
u
c(M)ted.
L.
II.
Evans.
P.
O.
Box
94
Smithers,
B.
C.
METAL
WOrtK
PLUMBING
Installations
and
rcepairs.
SHEET
METAf.
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel
Roof
ing.
Letouri'eau
Sc
Sons,
629
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
(ttl
MACHINERY
FOK
SALE
10
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
PERSONAL
PERSONAL
DRUG
SUNDRIES
(rubber
goods)
twelve
samples
for
50c
postpaid
in
plain
sealed
wrapper,
catologue
included.
General
Novelty
Co.,
Dept.
'PR',
71
Major
St.',
Toronto,
Out.
(79)
HELP
WANTED
WANTED-Anprentice
toMar
ine
Fitter.
Trade
gas,
diesels,
etc.
Apply
to
Box
490
Daily
'
News,
stating
age.
name,
address,
education,
also
when
available.
(tf
WORK
WANTED
FYnerlenpf
H
rrrur
tvT
5T4
after
alter
7
7
n
p
m
m'
bs
WORLD'S
LONGEST
TUNNEL
The
tube
through
which
London's
underground
trains
run
i3
the
longest
continuous
tunnel
in
the
world.
It
has
a
length
of
17
miles.
WANTED
Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
WILL
COLLECT
THEM
AT
YOUR
DOOR
CARTONED
OR
LOOSE
WE
PAY
CASn
PHONE
950
Y.P.E.A.
contend
with
Twt
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