Cinch
W-
'
Prince
Rupert
Doily
New3
Friday,
February
24,
1950
1ST-
'
'Funeral
Of
Jack
Plinf
TERRACE
TOPICS
Brownwoods
Protest
Loss
i
j
Better
English
Answers
Say,
'.You
are
liable
io
gea
P3fl
In
trouble."
2.
In
the
-preferred
I
i-O
eek
of
J.
H.
Smth
and
R.
Cory
were
I
pronunciation,
the
a
as
lA
hayi
.As
a
result
of
a
technicality
i'll.l
passengers
to
Prince
Rupert
on!
I!
1.
What
is
wi
ong
with
this
sen
accent
first
syllable.
3.
Connols
O
The
member
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
liiends
of
the
hue
Jack
Plint
filled
the
Ornille
Chapel
yesteiday
afternoon
to
pay
their
last
respect
to
this
naval
veteran
whose
death
took
i
of
the
tt.
oU-e
as
a
seur.
4.
Quality
of
being
of
mwlj
erate
excellence;
ordinary.
"Hi
tence?
"You
are
apt
to
get
in
j
trouble."
j
2.
What
is
the
correct
pro-
j
nunciation
of
"harem?"
i
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
work
was
far
above
the
level
oa
point
vie-
.,.,r
.
tIT,i-l
Tuesday
s
train
for
a
business
m
dowiu.b
aur
visit
to
the
coast
I
Brownwoods
have
protested
a
3
I
point
defeat
at
the
hands
of
Reverend
P.
Vtillett
officiated
.
Triple
C
on
Monday.
Coupled
at
Sunday
night's
service
when;
with
a
4
point
victory
for
Man-the
Infant
children
of
Mr.
and
son's,
Brownwoods
lost
their
one
Mr.
Rogers
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.!
point
League
lead
and
are
now
mediocrity."
5.
Eradicate.
H..fi:Cil-
I-
AIR
PASSENGERSa
II
(I
Ml.
"I"""'
f
Wi!h
310
nnd
ril
sjMKle
and
in
second
pkice
two
points
below
misspelled?
Connivance,
connote,
eonnoiseur.
4.
What
does
the
word
"mediocrity"
mean
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
Mansorvs.
A
special
meeting
of
team
captains
is
called
for
Monday
to
consider
fujly
Brownwoods'
protest..
To
Vancouver
(today)
K
Van
der
Sluys,
R.
V.
Swanson,
ti
place
last
Sunlay.
Rt.
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
who
officiated
at
the
service
In
the
chapel,
made
reference
to
the
Service
of
the
deceased
with
the
Royal
Navy
In
the
First
WorJd.War.
Rev.
Chas.
Lomas,
who
Is
chanloin
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
assisted
at
the
service
In
the
chapel
and
officiated
at
the
uraveside,
burial
taking
place
In
the
Soldier's
Plot,
Fairview
Cemetery.
'
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker
acted
as
or-
!
with
er
that
means
"to
pluck
up
J
M.
McCaskell.
A.
Vilvang,
E.
Llkef
Team
results
were
as
follows
by
the
roots"?
.1
1.
Winn
iii-
rn
nnd
hiTh
;f
870
wre
Wiullinll
of
I,.
fi
were
as
ul
WW'S
0
4,
Silver
nes.
R.
H.
Hankey.
t
From
Vancouver
(Thursday)
'V.
Hagland,
W.
Frame,
P.
Dug
f
Manson's
4,
Cold
Storage
o
Commercials
4.
Mallets
0,
D
e
8
4,
W
I
Staes
0
Scotlans
3,
Home
Oil
1
Runrrt
Motors
3,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
1
Kan,
J.
T.
Beckett,
F.
CampbclK
R.
Swanson.
M.
Peeke
Voute
were
christened.
I
The
Rogers'
baby
was
given
the
r.ume
David
and
the
Peeke
j
Voute
baby
was
named
Richard,
Alan.
I
Mr.
and
Vrs.
Oeorse
Piters;
have
moved
into
town
from
the
Mnunthe
farm
to
reside
in
the
Maxted
residence.
Mrs.
Ivan
Frank
has
returned
home
from
the
local
hospital
where
she
has
been
a
surgical
case.
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
McAdams
j
are
spending
the
week-end
in
i
Prince
Rupert
on
business.
j
Charles
Adam
la
a
patient
in
,
the
local
hospital
having
ha.1
an
appendix
operation.
4
pri'iee
i
Mil
ii
gnnist,
the
hymns
chosen
for
the
J.C.'s
37
Ambassadors
37
Commercials
3G
Oddfellows
36
Cold
Storage
34
Thorn
Sheet.
Metal
33
Undesirables
30
Canadian
Legion
28
C.
P.
A
26
W.
I.
Stages
26
Triple
C.'s
19
It
George
James,
former
wel
known
local
rcstauranteur
whm
now
resides
In
Toronto,
arrlvei
in
the
city
this
week
and
will
be
here
until
next
week
on-busHj
ness.
;
I
"
'
T
occasion
belnn
"Rock
of
Aee.s"
and
"Abide
With
Me".
Members
of
the
crew
of
the
C.
G.
S.
"Alberni",
former
shipmates
and
old
friends
of
the
deceased
who
acted
as
pallbearers
were
Capt.
Harry
Calderwood.
MAKES
OTHER
ENGINES
OBSOLETE-What
may
prove
to
t
a
revolutionary
innovation
in
locomotives,
the
gas
turbine
engine,
bought
from
Switzerland,
excites
the
admiration
of
London,
England,
children,
who
want
to
grow
up
to
be
engineers.
If
they
do,
they
may
all
be
driving
gas
turbines
as
experts
predict
this
type
of
locomotive
will
leplace
even
dlesel
engines.
Red
Cross
Help
The
Cr.a
i
mt.
i.
Kc-rr
underwent
an'
'
operalkm
in
a
VjrKiouver
hos-j
j
pttal
last
week
and
is
getting
j
along
nicely.
Htr
husband,
who:
went
south
with
her
a
few
weeks!
Grand
Cafe
3.
C.
P.
A.
1
Undesirables
3,
Stones
1
J.
C.'s
Mo.
21,
Oddfellows
1
Triple
C's
3,
Brownwoods
1
Philnott
Evltt
3,
Canadian
Legion
1
Crescents
3,
Ambassadors
1
J.
C.'s
No.
1-2,
Bluin's
2
Hlah
scorer
wan
R.
Vtickovleh
with
327
and
812.
Standings
Manson's
66
Brownwoods
64
Home
Oil
59
D
&
S
57
Grand
Cafe
:
...
55
Scotians
......
52
Crescents
'......'
50
Stones
49
Philpott
F.v:tt
47
Blain's
48
Mallets
43
J.
C.'s
No.
2
41
Rupert
Motors
'
41
Ladies'
Bowling
Scoring
In
.
.rt
Simp
U
Vive's
11
A
O
Cminids
1
:i
Purker
1
1
i;m,'i'Virs
1
,!,.
tt
Wick
2
72
C3
63
C3
.
58
..
54
54
53
53
43
.
.45
45
41
33
35
35
35
33
AWone.
374;
V.
Kryklywyz,
3.
N.
Geddes,
400;
D.
Newton,
43.
Noble
and
Wick
M.
Baxter.
557;
B.
fchesiiey,
4.r;
C.
Peterson,
43;
P.
Black.
319:
A.
Holkestad,
S25.
ago
Is
expected
back
next
wiek.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Steven.in
jt
the
Royal
Bnnk
of
Canada,
I
John
Webster,
Jack
Watson.
Rod
I
Smith.
Alex
McLean,
and
Rlch-i
ard
Kllday.
At
graveside,
the
!
president
of
the
Canadian
Le-1
yion
conducted
the
brief
Lesion
i
burial
service
and.
as
the
casket
was
bein?
lowered
LealT
members
drenped
nonnles
.l"d
jS"t
Punier
W.
3.
Ranee
sounded
"The
Last
Post."
the
flag,
which
had
been
at
half-mist
during
the
service,
bein?
raised
slowly
to
the
mast-head.
'
Velvets
32
:
Watts
&
Nickerson
...
32
Handovers
32
Handicaps
30
Black
Cats
D.
Robertson,
382;
J.
Gorman.
30ii;
L.
Ewart.
457;
J.
Hicks.
322;
K
Easton,
444.
jand
son.
are
leaving
Saturday
j
for
Vancouver
where
Mr.
Stev-lenson
will
attend
a
meeting
of
the
branch
manager
vo
nr-et
the
bank
superintendent
who
is
visiting
Vancouver
from
Individual
scoring
in
(tie
t.nftio.s'
Row)
In?
League
this
wpiif
wns
as
follows:
Wallace
Pharmacy
O.
Thain,
"
D.
Dihb.
4RO'
P
Walitice,
543;
A.
Parker,
540;
L.
Phillip-ton
4fl?.
Bi?
Sifters
B.
Gomez,
570;
M.
p-nd.
Ml
Smith'
50V
E.
Rr'Viell
534:
I
Miincev.
451.
Peal
Cove
D
Rttnhr.
470:
TViwnin.
479;
b.
McGlashan,
W:
C.
Wlllson.
556:
I.
Stewart.
r07
Rfiiht'c
T
Thirntnn
Am-
W
Plungers
I.
Hague,
365;
K.
TtKmpsofi,
733;
C.
Armstrong,
278;
D.
Johnas,
479;
i.
North
452.
Brownwoods
L.
Donaldson,
51S;
L.
McKay,
515;
ML
Krecsy,
380;
M.
Magee,
573;
O.
Brown,
415
Wrathalls
B.
Peterson.
574:
P.
Roberts.
470:
M.
Pett.
381;
C.
BL
Willie,
former
Terrace
hotel
j
ptoprletor,
Is
paying
a
brif
vis-!
Roval
Blues
C.
P.
A
20
13
it
to
the
eity,
having
arrived
from
the
interior
on
this
morn
ing's
train.
jjsHOES
by
(
Keswick,
461;
D.
Aschoff,
479.
j
Gordon
and
Anderson
5.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Limited
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
WATCH
OUR
ADS
AND
OUR
WINDOWS
481;
I.
Garner.
527;
B.
BED
CHESTERFIELD
WITH
ARMS
Easily
converted
Into
h,.H
with
two
movements.
Bedding
compartment
Itif.il
JUST
ARRIVED
First
Time
in
Prince
Rupert
Seal
Cove
10
11
Rupert
Radio
13
11
Toilers
r....
li
11
Commercials
15
12
Stars
15
12
Wallace
Pharm
15
12
V.ri-ty
14
13
Wratlialfci
14
13
Gordon
&
Anderson
12
15
UnKeers
12
15
Scuby's
11
16
Savoys
:
11
16
Bi
Sisters
11
10
Noble
and
Wick
10
17
lielm
mt
10
17
B.:ci'tu's
..:
9
18
Black
Cats
...
9
18
Ptnheads
7
20
Smith.
447;
S.
Anderson,
42G,
Cis
Barrie,
455.
Unlteers
P.
Dupnls,
378;
F.
Hilton,
355;
L.
Knutson,
385;
M.
Steeves,
458;
J
Patient,
427.
Commercials
T.
Stewart,
533;
J.
Gu-thrie
(one
garnet
88;
J
Hcl?erson,
478;
W.
Slater,
484,
M
Hoban
(two
games),
306;
M.
Burnie,
531.
The
League
Standings
Rosa
Lees
20
7
Brownwoods
18
fl
Lyons
17
10
Plunacrs
17
10
Annettes
17
10
BOX
SPRING
full
size.
Ideal
for
your
rest
and
comfort
I
Metal
Trim
for
all
your
home
requirement.
For
sinks,
tables
and
counters
TTTl
PHONE
775
3T3
3RD
AVF.NVF.
Established
Quarter
Century
-
r
'Vvk,
421;
II.
Holkestad,
539.
Tvons
V.
Wrntlvill.
r.87:
P.
Thf.nwon,
5)3:
A.
Wrathall.
3?0;
J.
Shcnton.
592;'
A.
Pierce.
035.
Annette's
P.
Dickens.
410:
B.
Winrlle
495:
A.
McM-ekin.
647;
E
Pmith
4nR-
A
Flvnn.
542.
Stars-G.
Mclntvre.
585:
L.
Ke
ivs,
i'.07;
Zl.
Dickns.
558;
L.
Ilowej
508:
K.
Hills.
409
Beimo"ti
A.
Denton.
M.
'"-vis.
559-
D.
Luarln,
375:
M.
Scharff.
309;
E.
Anrter.son,
5G8.
Rimert
Radio
Z.
fe"ilre,
SO'
C.
Wilson.
469:
A.
Ritchie,
399;
C
Pnret'e.
575;
A.
Jcffrit"?,
411.
Lucky
f
'rikes
J.
BouUer..385;
A
Kimstan.
536:
A.
Smith,
487;
J.
Warren.
38i:
B
Dunbar.
COO
Tfosa
Lees
M
Postuk.
530;
D.
Nelson,
593:
M
Furunes,
471:
D.
Wood
611:
F.
McKinnon.
350.
PiiKhe'ids
Mi
Slienton,
422;
P
Puhurnev.
48(1:
B
Wilkinson.
7
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OVER
FOUR
vfibs
ni
n
ill
RAM
'ALKERS
OF
THE
inOlES
R-t
MM
OLD
1
?MTw
Mil
Famous
Brower
.
Research
Orthopedic
Shoes
and
'
Boots
B,
C
and
E
Widths
.
BROWNWOODS
iANADIAN
WHISKY
i
mm
t
!
If
out
es
I
IWith
Spring
on
the
WayJ
J
BUILD
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THROUGH
N.H.A.
S
Consult
J
Greer
&
Bridden
j
YOUR
LOCAL
BUILDER
J
I
Far
Plans
&
F.stimales
1
J
215
1st
Ave.
West
I
J
.
Phone
Black
3G7
1
ii
1283;
D.
Arden.-
42;.M.
Brough-
i
ton
458.
!
i
Toilers
O.
Richards,
351;
M.
i
Wide,
533:
A.
Wide,
483;
T.
!Clouh.
433:
B.
Ellison.
471.
i
Variety
I.
KrLst.ian.s.sorv,
518;
i
I.
Lvket'ard.
479:
E.
Sandhills,
j
390;
I.
Emerson,
444;
R.
Ramsay,
!
502.
Savoys-B.
S.ivlllc,
441;
E-Knut.sen,
574:
P.
Menies,
756;
L
Ertckson.
309;
A.
McCallum.
460
'
Boasters
F.
Holden,
406;
M.
ospffMrr
Qood
Food
For
Tasty
Meals
At
Reasonable
Prices
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Rex
Cafe
2nd
Ave.
Opp.
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Orders
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IN
BOND
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riiililishixl
or
trianLivpif
hv
thfi
"iilrol
Hoard
or
bv
tho
government
Itli
vrtlinnt
la
not
pnbinhd
or
OlcpUytd
bT
the
Liquor
Control'
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Board
or
bT
th
ftonnuant
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The
m
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IN
THE
CONTEST
AT
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MAY
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held
ot
J.C.'s
St.
Patrick's
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March
17,
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title
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Day
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to
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judfii'd
Doth
in
minimi!
sun
and
formal
dress.
Contestants
must
be
17
to
23
years
of
npie
and
unmarried.
WEIGHT
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CAFE
HEIGHT
Pntnu
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Elvcn
for
poise,
personality,
COLOR
OF
HAIR
Best
Food
beauty
of
face
and
figure.
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muiiori
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if
under
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Finest
Cooking
Hours
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
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200
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For
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Orders
Miry
forms
to
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