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Monday,
January
9.
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The
week-end
saw
the
English
billiards
handicap
at
the
Canad-
,
ian
Legion
enter
Uie
third
round,.:
D.
C.
Stewart
(minus
20)
making
sure
of
his
place
in
the
semifinals
by
defeating
W.
J.
Ranee
(plus
35i
by
a
score
of
150
to
108.
A
delayed
game
in
the
first
round
was
also
played
off,
resulting
in
a
win
for
George
.
Dawes
(plus
20
1
over
C.
L.
Young-man
(scratch)
with
a
score
of
150
to
128.
-
In
the
second
round
Bert
Mor-
gan
(plus
20i
had
no
difficulty
in
scoring
a
win
over
D.
Owens
(minus
10),
the
final
scores
being
.;
150
to
87.
J.
Campbell
(minus
30)
had
a
tough
game
with
Neil
C.imeron
(15
or
no
count)
winning
by
the
narrow
margin
ol
11
points
in
spite
of
breaks
of
31,
32,
23
and
23
by
his
opponent.
With
a
score
of
150
to
149
P.
M.
Ray
(plus
35)
just
managed
to
snatch
the
victory
from
W.
A.
Osborne
(plus
30)
after
a
very
closely
contested
match
during
which
the
players
were
never
more
than
10
points
apart.
-
-
Wilfred
Goddard
(plus
15)
beat
W.
Fudger
(plus
20i
by
150
to
32?
while
another
keenly
fought
game
ended
in
a
win
for
J.
Nich-lioll
(minus
15)
by
a
7-point
mar-.r,
gin
over
W.
Strachan
(plus
30
1.
,
The
only
game
still
to
be
played
in
the
second
round
George
Dawes
(plus
20)
vs.
J.
Lawrie
(plus
20)
is
scheduled
for
today.
wfS
r
v
a
n
a
u
t
CALL
65!
PHILPOTT
EVIT
&
Co.
Ltd.
1
LUMBER
and
BUILDERS'
SUPPLI
CHILLY,
BUT
FUN
Twenty-five
men
and
nine
women
braved
the
frigid
waters
of
English
Bay
at
Vancouver
for
the
annual
New
Year's
L
ay
swim
of
the
Polar
Bears.
Mary
Boychuk,
leftt
and
her
mother,
Mrs.
Clymn
Boychuk,
add
to
the
festivities
with
a
snowball
duel.
(CP.
Photo)
Basketball
FineGame
High
School
Should
(.0
lo
Bed
Earlier.
Brown
WTOds
took
Bo-Me-lIi
into
camp
Saturday
night
and
moved
into
second
place
in
the
Senior
Basketball
League
by
virtue
of
their
49
to
38
victory.
It
as
Brownwoods
all
the
way
as
they
outsccred
-igh
S?ho,l
in
all
but
the
Eecond
ciuarter.
The
Students
played
1
sloppy
gsme,
missing
shot
after
.shot
and
fumblin'r
their
passes.
Brownwoods
were
without
the
services
of
Gmvieh
and
Cy.ich
Art
Mi'iray
but
George
Brown
did
an
effective
job
from
the
bench
and
Alex
Bill
played
,
a
sterling
game,
setting
up
play
after
play,
ai;d
displaying
as
line
a
iece
cf
floor
-generalship
as
has
been
seen
at
the
Civic
Centre
Gvm
ir,
manv
s
dav.
Everett
Pierce
of
Brown
woods
burned
up
la;
court
witii
his
speed
and
shooting,
garnering
24
points.
He
wps
well
handled
by
the
Brownwoods'
coach
and
given
plenty
of
opportunity
to
rest
with
the
result
that,
when
he
was
on
the
floor,
his
dazzling
speed
was1
particularly
effective.
Bill
Sunbere.
scored
ten
f
jr
the
shoemen,
and
Doug
Shier
made
8.
Reg.
Lavigi-e
played
a
hard
driving
game
and
was
particularly
good
on
defense.
Andy
Owen
tcored
5
and
was
the
only
player
on
the
team
net
to
be
penalized.
For
the
students
Ray
Spring
played
his
usual
stellar
game,
leading
his
team
in
scoring
with
11
points
and,
along
with
team;
mate,
Eric
Moore,
providing
the
l:est
of
the
High
School's
play.
Moore
swished
the
hoop
for
ten
points.
McChesney
of
the
second
string
scored
7,
and
played
a
good
game
although
he
was
net
so
sure
in
his
passing.
The
students
were
obviously
out
of
condition
and
their
best
basketball
is
being
sacrificed
by
too
many
late
nights.
Erownowods
Sunberg
10,
Pierce
24,
Lavigne
1.
Shier
8,
Owens
5,
Thompson
1,
Bill,
Smith.
Total
49.
BoMe-Hi
Bill
4,
Ratchford
2,
Spring
11,
Carlscn,
Kristmon-
ORME
DRUGS
DR
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Q
3,
A.
Blackaby,
Mcintosh,
H
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II
Kay
7.
W.
Blackaby.
lofr.l
21.
jD3SK6ID3ll
Stones
Stewart
1,
Antone,!
1
t
Parnell
3,
Marshall
2,
J.
ParneHL
jfflg
IflOlG
3,
Atkins
3,
Jeffrey,
Brown,
San-key
"
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I
Basketball
league
schedule
for
4
Total
16
,
.the
remainder
of
the
1949-50
sea-Rupert
Hotel
Sather
11,
.
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as
follows
:
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PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
8TORE
HOUP3
WEEK
DATS,
I
A.M.
TO
I
8UNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
12
NOON
TO
1
7
PM.
TO
9
PJU.
Dally
car
delivery
terrlce
from
S
am.
till
0
p.m
:
Pro
fessional
ami
Bush
iuariu
uonaiason
,
is.
mc
ar-,
lone,
E.
Stacey,
W.
Stacey
3,
Mor
rison
10,
A.
McFarlane,
N.
Fo:-man
2.
Total
34.
It's
business
wise
to
advertise
Classified
ads
bring
results.
j
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Mens
Bowling
I
C
L
J
I
LSdQUe
jCnedUie
J
Jan.
23
Ambassadors
vs
W.I.
Stages,
Oddfellows
vs
Grand
Cafe,
Blain's
vs
C.P.A.,
Stones
vs
D
&
S,
Manson's
vs
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
Crescents
vs
Rupert
Mot-
or.-.,
Scotians
vs
Brownwoods,
I'hilpott
Evitf.
vs
Triple
C's,
Mallets
1
vs
Cold
Sto'age,
Undesirables
vs
Can.
Legioo,
J.C.'s
No.
1
vs
Commercials.
J.C.'s
No.
2
vs
Home
nil
1
7
.9
Jan.
10
Sea
CadeU
vs.
Ruper,
Hotel,
High
School
vs.
Peoples,
North
Star
vs.
Fashion,
Co-op
vs.
Bo-Me-Hi.
Jan.
13
U.B.C.
Series,
Boy
Scouts
v:.
Stones.
Jan.
14
U.B.C.
Series,
Rupert
Hotel
vs
Kinsmen
Jan.
17
Boy
Scouts
vs.
High
School,
Peoples
vs.
Dom's,
Merchants
vs.
Fashion,
Bo-Me-Hi
;VS'
Brownwooas.
Jan.
21-Stones.
Sea
Cadets.
High
School
vs.
Rupert
Hotel.
Fashion
vs.
North
Star,
Bo-Me-H.
vsl
Co-op.
Jan
24
Sca
Cadcts
vs
Boy
Scouts.
Dom's
vs.
High
School,
NorUl
Slar
vg
Merchants.
Co-op
Ve.
Brownwoods.
Jan.
23
Kinsmen
-vs.
Stones.
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Boy
Scoubr,
Tc
shion
vs.
Merchants,
Brownwoods
!vs.
Bo-Me-Hi.
woods
vs.
Co-op.
Feb.
11
Kinsmen
vs.
Boy
Scouts,
High
School
vs.
Sca
Cad-
'
'.
Merchants
vs.
Fashion,
Bo-'
-Hi
vs.
Brownwoods.
I'eb.
14
Stones
vs.
Boy
Scouts
Dom's
vs.
Peoples,
Fashion
vs
North
Star,
Bo-Me-Hi
vs.
Co-op.
Feb.
18
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Sea
Cadets,
Kinsmen
vs.
High
School,
North
Star
vs.
Merchants,
Co-op
vs.
Brownwoods.
Feb.
21
Sea
Cadets
vs.
Stones
High
School
vs.
Dom's,
Fashion
vs.
Merchants,
Brownwoods
vs
Bo-Me-Hi.
HOCKEY
SCORES
PACIFIC
COAST
Saturday
New
Westminster
3.
Seattle
3
(tie).
LosAnelcs
4.
San
Francisco
1.
Tacoma
3,
Fresno
1.
Victoria
1,
Pt.i
Hand
4.
Sunday
Victoria
3,
Seattle
0.
San
Diego
5,
Los
Angeles
8.
l
SUFFERED
AGONIZING
PAtNf
until
I
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t.rt
Mlinf
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Cul.
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log
lot
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Rhwm.
tarn
Al
all
4ryg
iMrK.
vANeA..
lit
JrTTSn'
L,
i
h
Rangers
Are
New
Threat
Weil
Settled
in
N.M.L.
Second
llay
After
Wcck-End
NEW
YORK
(Canadian
Press)
The
revived
New
York
Rangers
went
to
Montreal
Saturday
night
and
inflicted
a
three-to-one
defeat
on
the
Canudiens
to
break
the
tie
with
the
Habitants
for
runnet-up
position
to
the
De-
j
troit
Red
Wings
in
the
National
j
Hockey
League
standing.
Then
the
Rangers
came
home
last
'
night
and
added
one
more
point
Td
the
credit
column
and
make
their
hold
on
second
spot
deoHive
by
playing
a
raw
with
the
lowly
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
j
Tne
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
went
temporarily
into
fourth
place
j
Saturday
with
a
5
to
2
win
over
1
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
but
l
'
he
Boston
Bruins
moved
back
J
(into
the
position
last
night
j
.
when
they
eked
out
a
close
4
to
3
i
'
I
victory
over
the
leading
Red
j
Wings.
'
1
Week-end
National
League
scores:
.
Saturday
I
New
York,
3:
Montreal,
1.-
I
Chicago,
2;
Toronto,
5.
I
Sunday
j
Chicago,
1;
New
York,
1
(tie).
Boston,
4;
Detroit,
5.
1
Next,
games
will
be
Wednesday
'
with
Chicago
at
Montreal
and
j
New
York
at
Toronto,
ii.ta
the
position
last
niht
when
I
W
D
L
F
A
P
Detroit.
22
4
10
120
81
48
New
New
York
York
16
16
8
8
12
12
78
78
81
81
40
40
Montreal
14
9
14
85
'
79
37
Boston
13
8
17
105
119
34
Toronto
13
7
18
92
112
33
Chicago
"...
11
8
18
108
116
30
MRS.
ROOSEVELT
65
YEARS
YOUNG
Mrs.
Franklin
D
Roosevelt,
widow
of
the
former
president,
holds
a
small
birthday
cake
as
she
lunches
in
the
delegates
lunch
room
at
Lake
Success,
N.
Y.
The
former
first
lady
-spent
her
c-5
birthday
on
the
job
as
a
member
of
the
U.
S.
delegation
to
the
General
Assembly.
Advertise
0
'H-
1
1.,:
.
'pi,
f
-',
&
a
d
Tit.
THE
VOICE"
Stewart
Mac-Fherson
of
Winnipeg
takes
up
new
duties
soon
with
a
United
States
network
(CBS)
after
12
years
as
one
of
the
top
commentators
of
the
BBC.
He
was
named
"The
Voice
of
the
Year"
in
The
London
Dally
Mail's
national
radio
awards
for
1949.
(CP.
Photo)
ICKS
V
VapoRub
By
Shoemen
son
1,
Scherk
3,
Moore
10,
Web's)
er,
MeChc'ney
7,
Sharpe.
Tarsal
38.
,
Rearers.
Djminato
and
Husoy
!
Intermediate
League
I
Merchants
moved
into
the
top
spot
in
the
intermediate
division
with
a
clear-cut
victory
ever
Fashion,
who
have
held
the
It
ad
all
season.
The
final
score
v
as
Merchants
28,
Fashion
22.
As
in
the
Senior
game,
the
winners
on1
scored
in
all
but
the
socur.d
quarter.
It
was
a
slow-moving
game
featured
by
low
score?
Pnrrie
Hill,
for
Fashion,
and
Dumas,
for
Merchants,
led
the
scoring
with
12
each,
followed
bj
Oiil
and
Boulter
with
6.
The
Holke.stad
brothers
refereed
and
c
a!'ed
only
15
foul
in
a
game
unexpectedly
clean
considering
the
fact
that
a
win
for
either
team
meant
first
place
in
the
leftue
standings.
;
Fashion
Gill
6,
.Intern)
2,
jHaugan
2,
Hill
12,
Watson,
Lien,
Hebb,
Brew.
Total
22.
Merchants
Marshall,
Christ-off
Dumas
12,
Currie
2,
Boulter
6,
Walsh
4,
Anderson,
D.wiason
4.
Total
28.
Junior
League
I
In
one
Junior
game
Rupert
Hotel
won
a
lopsided
victory
over
Stone's
more
than
doubling
the
score
of
their
rivals,
with
the
final
count
34-16.
Sather
and
Morrison
of
the
Hotel
team
n-
I
trt
11
and
10,
with
the
highest
score
in
Store's
column
being
4.
1
In
the
other
High
School
won
I
a
crowd
pleaser
over
Kinsmen
in
a
close
.exciting
contest,
the
'final
score
being
24-21.
I
R?ferees
Bacon
and
Large
called
only
9
penalties
in
tiiis
game.
Bill
Calrk
and
H.
Blarknby
took
top-scoring
honors
with
3
points.
foPowed
by
McKay
cf
the
Kin
with
7.
j
High
School
Tait
4',
Rhodes,
Sheppard
4,
Peterson
2,
Nickcr-son
4,
Smith
2,
Clari:
8,
Brown.
.Tola!
24.
,,.
i
Kinsmen
White
2
McAfee,
H.
Black
.by
8,
Peneff
1.
Ietourneau
displayed
by
rl,e
I.iquot
Cwitrul
iliaij
Ol
I
Jan.
Jan-
30
and
31-Hse
of
David
30ScQtians
vs
Cold
Stor-'
vs'
Rul)clt
Jcls
Series,
age,
Undesirables
vs
Ambassad-;
ors,
J.C.'s
No.
1
vs
Can.
Legion
j
Ffb.
4
Stones
vs.
High
School,
J.C.'s
No.
2
vs
Commercials,
Cres-
Sta
Cadcts
vs.
Kinsmen,
North
cents
vs
Home
Oil,
Thorn
Sheet
8tar
vs-
Fashion,
Co-op
vs.
Bo-Metal
vs
Brownwoods,
Manson's
Me-Hl.
vs
D
&
S,
Philpott
Evitt
vs
Ru-j
Feb.
7
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Stones,
pert
Motors,
Mallets
vs
Triple
High
School
vs.
Peoples,
Mer-C's,
Oddfellows
vs
W.I.
Stages,
i
chants
vs.
North
Star,
Brown-
Classified
ads
bring
results.
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West
(Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.)
Phones:
.
Oreen
,
607
Days
New
Residence
Phone
4
Number
Red
964
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analyste
OFHCE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
23
&
24
Besner
Block
Telephone
212
Evenings
by
Appointment
DR.
GARNET
E.
H.
MONTGOMERY
DENTIST
Suit
7,
Smith
Block
'
Phone
525
P.O.
Box
J218
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PIANO
TJECHNICIAN
1
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
.
COLUSSI
Phone
BLACK
758
972
10th
East
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
75
P.O.
Box
1401
QUALITY
REPAIRS
for
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Solea
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
'
secend
Ave.
WE
HAVE
IN
STOCK
CUMMINS
diesels
and
SIM-PLEXjsas
engines.
Boat
owners
and
parties
Interested
are
invited,
to
view
these
machines
at
our
shop.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
"My
dishwasher
is
better!
It
not
only
washes
and
dries
them,
but
puts
them
away!
Don'tyou,
dear?"'.
.
I
'
Blain's
Vs
Grand
Cafe,
Stones
vs
CPA.
FeD.
Blain's
s
W.
1
Stages
Stones
vs
Grand
Cafe,
D
&
E
v
C
P.A.,
Mallets
vs
Rupert
Motors
ScotianS
vs
Triple
C's,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
vs
Cold
Storage,
J.
C's
No.
1
vs
Ambassadors,
J.C.'ii
No.
2
vs
Can.
Legion,
Crescents
vs
Commercials,
Philpott
Evitt
vs
Home
Oil,
Brownwoods
vs
"Manson's,
Undesirables
vs
Oddfellows.
Feb.
13-J.
C's
No.
1
vs
Oddfellows,
J.
C's
No
2
vs
Ambassadors,
Crescents
vs
Can.
Legion,
Philpott
Evitt
vs
Commercials,
Mallets
vs
.
Home
Oil,
Brownwoods
vs
Cold
Storage,
D
&
S
vs
Grand
Cafe,
Manson's
vs
C.P.A
.j
Scotians
vs
Rupert
Motors.
Thorn
!
Sheet
Metal
Vs
Triple
C's,
Undesirables
vs
Blaine's,
Stones
vs.
W.
I.
Stages.
Feb.
20
D&
8
v:
W.
I.
Stages,
C.P.A.
vs
Grand
Cafe,
Mahson's
vs
Cold
Storage,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Undesirables
vs
Stones,
J.
C's
No.
1
vs
Blain's,.
Mallets
vs
Commercials,!
Scotians
vs
Home
Oil,
Brownwoods
vs
Triple
C's,
J.
C's
No.
2
vs
Oddfellows,
Crescents
vs
Ambassadors,
Philpott
Evitt
VS
Can
Legion.
Feb.
27
Crescents
vs
Oddfel
lows,
Philpott
Evitt
vs
Ambassadors,
Mallets
vs
Can.
Legion
Scotians
vs
Commercials,
Thorr,
Sheet
Metal
vs
Home
Oil,
Cold
storage
vs
Triple
C's,
J.
C's
No.
2
vs
Blain's,
CPA.
vs
W.
I.
Stages
Manson's
vs
Grand
Cafe.
Brownwoods
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Undcs-rables
vs
D
&
S,
J.
C's
No.
1
vs
Stones.
March
6
Grand
Cafe
Vs
W.
I
Stages,
Manson's
vs
Triple
C's
Undesirables
V3
C.P.A.,
3.
C's
No.
1
vs
D
St
S.
J.
C's
No.
2
vg
Stones.
Crescents
vg
Blain's,
Cold
Stor-'
age
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Philpott
Evitt
vs
Oddfellows,
Mallets
vsi
Ambasadors,
ScoUans
vs
Can.
''
Legion,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
vs'
Commercials.
Brownwoods
vs
Home
Oil.
1
.
rs
I
fit
.
if
i
m
Mother,
you
know
how
effective
Vi
ks
VuoRub
is
when
ynu
rub
it
on!
Njv
.
.
.
try
this
sjiei
iul
way
to
use
VapoKub,
too,
e3ucial)y
recomiiiciKU
d
lor
croupy
coughs
of
cliildren's
colds.
It's
VnpoKub
in
Sleinn
tor
almost
infant
relict;
Just
put
a
spoonful
of
VapoKub
in
a
bowl
of
boiling
water
or
a
vaporizer.
Tlitr.
.
.
.
lut
your
child
inhale
tlie
soothing
Vapollvb
in
Sfnim.
Medicated
vapors
instantly
penetrate
deep
into
cold-con-Bested
bronchial
tube
lo
brin
relief
with
every
Moving,
Packing
Crating,
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
nil
welding
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
Phones
BO
and
68
i
1
relief
while
the
child
sleeps,
be
s.ure
to
rub
it
on,
too!
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Uiemmeot
is
not
pubhshd
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