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prince
Kuprt
Da
ftp
Heui2
Wednesday,
February
23,
1949
1TMIIB0X!NG
Itetween
card
planned
I-
PACrPTQ
The
continuing
competition
DWlU
I
3
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Ket-
'
chikan
will
break
out
again
on
rk
gav.v-----Sa.
AprlJ
15
wnen
tne
civic
Centre
One
of
the
oldest
rules
of
presents
a
boxing
card
Involv-show
business
Is
that
one
should
ing
eight
inter-city
bouts,
the
never
follow,
a
banjo
act
with
first
of
its
kind
this
seasons,
a
banjo
act
and
Alan
Hurst
Is
Fighters
in
both
cities
are
whip-doing
just
that
here
tonight
and
pjng
themselves
Into
shape
for
will
undoubtedly
get
away
with
the
event.
...
it.
Just
two
weeks
ago
the
sec-
In
effe(;t
the
card
win
b(.
Ull
ond
place
team
of
the
Vancou-
or
miied
assault
by
the
Ket-
v-r
'v
TCI
tTClUlI
41
ucaguc,
uiv
Arrows,
was
here
and
we
entertained
them
with
sell-out
chikan
Civic
Centre
ou
the
Canadian
Legion
Boxing
Club
uhth
Is
shnwinn
definite
siuns
y
-:JT
J
.
I
I
F
house
again
That
should
happen
returmilg
t0
life
under
chair-tonight
and
tomorrow
nf
r.rnhnm
Alexander.
INTERNATIONAL
CHAMP
It
was
a
close
race
but
big
Bill
Shearer
of
Norfalk,
Mass,
was
the
winner
In
the
90-mile
International
Dog
Derby
held
in
Ottawa
last
week
in
conjunction
with
the
winter
carnival.
Here
is
Shearer
crossing
the
finish
line
to
take
the
prize
by
a
margin
of
40
seconds.
The
second
prize
of
$500
half
the
firs
t
prite
was
won
by
Wilf
Lepine
of
Quebec,
shown
inset
upper
right.
Lepine,
who
drove
a
motley
collection
of
hounds,
went
into
the
final
lap
well
out
in
front.
A
highway
accident
involving
a
snowplow
and
a
bread
truck
delayed
him
just
long
enough
to
cost
him
the
race.
icp
Photo)
Handling
the
Ketchikan
stable
Is
Jack
MTllard,
recrea
night
and
on
into
the
future
if
the
local
boys
keep
up
their
winning
ways.
Rapidly
becoming
the
hotbed
of
basketball
in
Your
favourite
cigarette
vj
tional
director
of
the
Ketchikan
British
Columbia
and
probably
f
,a
aol.t'nei.n
baseball
circles
all
of
Canada,
Prince
Rupert
.
.rIn
thft
,;lst
fpw
VM
,1S
is
now
avauaoie
in
ooin
mav
be
iustlv
nroild
of
it
a
nrn.i
.
.
.
,,
.
pitcher
for
that
city's
all-stars
Hockey
Miscellany
The
longest
National
Hockey
League
game
ever
plnyprl
lusted
17G
minutes
and
30,
seconds
be
ed
at
8:30
p.m.,
March
24
and
out
a
defeat.
Record
began
Doc.
ended
at
2:25
a.m.,
March
25.
122,
1910,
in
Detroit,
and
ended
Bill
Durnan,
of
Montreal
Can-''t'b.
23,
1941,
when
Bruins
lost
adiens,
is
the
first
goalie
lo
win
to
New
York
Ranuers.
2-0.
the
Vienna
Trophy
four
years
inl
Bill
Cowiew
of
Boston
Bruins
ducts
of
the
maple
courts
and
the
boys
that
play
the
game
are
justly
proud
of
the
support
they
get
from
their
public.
Trainer
Joe
Ward
here
has
selected
a
group
of
lads
v.
ho
are
rallying
around
him
In
real
style,
a
situation
that
Justifies
his
persistence.
It
was
not
always
thus.
fore
Mud
Bruneteau
scored
on
a
1
succession,
topping
the
net-pass
from
Hec
Kilrea
Id
give
minders
in
defensive
play
in
the
POUCH
and
FLAT
PACK
Player's
Mild
cigarette
with
welproof
paper
art
th.
choice
of
most
Canadians.
And
Mayor's
Mild
0r
no
availobU
in
both
Pouch
and
Flat
Pack.
Tak
your
choiceand
remember
...
1943-44,
1944-45,
1945-40
and
When
Ken
Wright
stepped
off
the
steamer
today
he
had
behind
him
a
team
that
boasts
no
194C-47
seasons.
Involved
in
the
headline
-1
.
nn
:
..
i.
r
-
I
Detroit
Red
Wings
a
1-0
Stanley
Cup
victory
over
Montreal
Maroons
at
Montreal,
March
24-25,
1930.
Overtime
play
totalled
116:30
minutes.
The
game
start-
The
longest
unbeaten
record
in
the
N.H.L.
is
held
by
Boston
ics
u
wuw
iu
a
gums
Ketchikan
wiln
a
lighl-this
season
and
most
of
their
neavvwei8ht
wiu
De
0len
Curl-games
have
been
against
rath-,
wno
Mr
Wurd
reporK
ls
er
stiff
opposition.
He
has
be-:ghwl
great
proml.se.
Na1PS
Bruins
who
went
23
games
with-
.became
the
all-time
N.H.L.
scoring
champion
.total
points
luring
the
1946-47
season
when
he
collected
33
points
to
boost
his
lifetime
league-play
record
to
543.
This
total
eclipsed
lite
previous
hinli
mark
of
538
compiled
by
Sid
Howe.
Sid
Howe
holds
the
record
of
scoring
the
most
goals
in
one
game,
getting
'six
for
the
Detroit
Red.
Wings
in
a
12-2
victory
over
New
York
Rangers
(Goalkeeper
Ken
McAuley
on
Feb.
3,
1944.
Howie
Meeker
of
the
Toronto
(Continued
on
Vae
Five)
i
of
the
Ketchikan
fiahters
are
expected
to
be
available
at
an
i
early
date.
DE
JONG'S
HOLD
NARROW
LEAD
IN
"A"
LEAGUE
uum
iiuii
uiau
inauj
years
ui
experience
in
the
game
that
has
earned
him
the
name
of
the
leading
coach
of
High
School
basketball
In
the
south.
He
also
has
memories
of
the
rather
severe
jolt
his
boys
received
here
on
the
occasion
of
their
last
visit.
They
were
then
flying
high
toward
the
provincial
championships
and
had
been
encountering
very
little
110
1
.
If
1
PriW
.
ft
IS
IMsMl
1111
131
difficulty
with
opposition.
They
ttejong's
still
maintained
had
beaten
bigger
teams
from
.
tneir
ied
position,
despite
the
bigger
high
schools
and
right-1
jossi
of
one
gatne
to
Taft
and
fully
saw
no
reason
why
they
:
ODowes,
la
the
Ladies
"A"
should
not
beat
Bo-Me-Hl
eas-Pive
Pin
Bowling
League
in
the
ily.
Well
.the
story
ls
history
j
latest
sion.
Annette's
hf
Id
and
was
the
beginning
of
these
second
pIace
by
a
single
point
315
and
M.
wh
tallied
Flynn,
of
Westview
a
three-same
total
VARIETY
I.
KrisUansson
....
174
of
766
for
an
average
of
255.
i
f;
fcv,KJ;Karcl
2J
Gordon
and
Anderson
3,
Savoy
h.
Christenson
...
08
inter-High
series
-
with
the
after
dronDlne
one
same
Co
14a
171'
"l
13(i
163'
s
,
I
south
each
year.
Alex
Bill
and
westview,
thereby
spoiling
their
F.
Cembella
140
Totals
752
MEN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS
Now
$2.35
MEN'S
DRESS
and
WORK
SOX
45
MEN'S
PENMAN'S
UNDERWEAR,
a
garment
$2.25
his
charges
refused
to
be
awed
chance
to
come
abreast
of
De-
o.
Scubys
3,
Orange
0.
DeJongs
2,
Taft
and
ODowes
1.
Variety
2,
Mansons
1.
Annettes'
2,
Westview
1.
1
V
II
lllj
182
86
Jong's.
'
Individual
high
scorers
were
P.';
Dickens
of
Annette's
who
rolled
a
single-game
score
of
Burns
Lake
I
Club
Honors
i
ANNETTE'S
Montgomery
167
Winclle
161
McMeekln
180
Smith
181
Dickens
214
Handicap
.
...
24
Totals
927
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS.
forized,
now
212!
157
315
24
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
at
Bulklry
Vatk
by
superior
height
and
experience
and
gave
-.n
only
after
two
terrific
battles
that
had
their
Supporters
talking
for-
weeks.
Tonight
the
story
should
be
different.
It
will
differ
in
the
respect
that
Bo-Me-Hl
has
this
year
a
vastly
superior
team
to
the
squad
that
last
met
the
Dukes.
They
have
height
and
a
!
S
Rnmsnv
190
170
109
238
241
149
215
152
128
24
909
255
163
141
123
170
81
933
WESTVIEW
201
li2
Hti
nr.
floor
general
in
Jimmy
Flaten,
i.
Garner
without
a
doubt
one
of
the
fin-
B.
Smith
est
in
the
province.
They
have
p
f:
Rarri
o3Cif,0n
j
SMITHERS-1L
258
1
krans
as
cros:
123'Bulkley
Valley
loj'
Flynn
253
tun
Parker
Ill
172
PA
id
had
the
benefit
of
having
play-j
Handicap
2U
ed
in
the
Senior
league
here,'
'loiais
9ui
Wallace
147
UartwiK
148
Thain
173
Handicap
81
Totals
913
1(2
228
121
253
28
inu
182
iy
145
11)9
95
1
721
that
calls
'
SAVOY
meeting
opposition
which
was
cone
83
grand
(lance
hert
81
when
prizes
frot
72(1
1
.ski
tournament
f
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS,
worsteds
and
tweeds,
now
Sii.00
MEN'S
FISHERMEN'S
PANTS
all
wool,
now
$5.50
MEN'S
WINDP.REAKERS.
Zipper,
Showerproof,
Now
$4.25
MEN'S
SUITS,
all
wool
worsteds,
now
$:i2.5i)
ROYS'
CLOTHES
Denims.
Underwear,
Lone
Pants,
Shoes,
Windhreakers
BOYS'
SWEATERS,
assorted
from
$1.25
u.
McKae
242
E.
Knutson
130
for
every
trick
in
the
game
defeat.
28
8(2
217
20J
144
129
124
1
815
1
Menzies
ma
feels
McLeod
74
end
were
preset
LADIES
"A"
IEACICE
STANDINGS
We
know
how
Alex
Bill
k.
Mccailum
184
Handicap
1
REPAINT
YOUR
WALLS
&
CEILINGS
with
E
tf
IFresconef
?ev
W
L
Hibbard
o!
Siri'
Pts.
J
Beryl
Bates
of
T;
1J
runners-up
and
i
1U
i
9j
Burns
Lake
DeJona's
ll
Annette
10
Gordon
&
Anderson
9
Variety
8
Scuby
s
7
1
2
3
4
S
Is
There
A
.
.
.
.
FUEL
ROBBER
....
In
Your
Oil
Burner?
We
want
to
stop
all
the
black
smoke
com--
ing
out
of
chimneys
LET
US
BUILD
THAT
COMBUSTION
CIIVMUEK
'
SCIENTIFICALLY
the
'
place
at
ALL
WOOL
BOYS'
Now
...
PANTS.
....
$3.25
aboutalibis
and
for
that
matter
none
of
us
care
lor
the
term
ycj
we
must
mention
,ln
passing,
that
the
absence
of
Don
Scherk,
the
sensational
scoring
forward
of
the
lucal
team,
will
be
felt
greatly
by
his
buddies.
In
this
regard
we
had
occasion
to,
speak
to
Alex
recently
and
withj
a
lump
in
his
throat
all
Alex
could
say
was
that
Don
may
be
j
Totals
Ely
ORANGE
E.
Mulder
163
J.
An
ley
Iii4
C.
Wilson
'
my
E.
Johnston
181
A.
Letter
..'
75
.
Handicap
137
'loiais
729
SCUBYS
J.
Thornton
207
4
8
45
107
98
173
121
137
579
104
126
199
118
104
137'
788
Tait
Si
O
Dowes
Westview
taking
the
tor-shield
from
Smi:!
tCmit.wtO"'
Mansons
3
9
2
10
1
11
ll
Orane
BOYS'
and
GIRLS'
SKI
PANTS
and
JACKETS,
siws
2
to
0
years,
all
wool,
double
knees,
per
garment
....
$:i.UU
.
1
H.
MacKav
94
Van
Meer
113
ready
Jor
the
provincial
finals
G
i8
Only
the
Materials
Finest
V
se
d
Ail
;
Lj.
smun
mi
if
Iwe
send
his
.
team
down
IMI
"FRESCONETTE"
is
an
easy-to-use,
elvet-finish
oil
bas
paint
that
lries
in
a
couple
of
hours.
COVfM
WITH
ONI
COAT.
Alex
has
to
do
ls
tell
the
re-
a.
uzick
104
Handicap
27
Totals
Biitl
j
mainder
of
the
squad
to
c;et
in
r
there
and
hustle
and,
If
they
iluiiflM:
So
par
word
par
insertion,
minimum
eM
60c;
CrUi
ol
Tbnlm,
Ueth
Notices,
ruomi-
..!
1.
.,
.......
AnnniinnniriU
FOR
SKKVICK
WITH
SATISFACTION
SEE;-f-
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Limited
BLACK
KHl
M3
"FIRST
AVENUE
EAST
230
107
74
191
231
30
929
130
130
115
125
220
30
750
.'lawlfled
AdTcrtlstng
U
payable
la
Uvnc.
Pleasereiruai
You
can
paint
your
walls
and
ceilings
roKtfl
with
"PRESCONET
DE
JONG'S
E.
Piciie
132
A.
Pierce
,
190
A.
Wrathall
110
J.
Shenton
130
V.
Wrathall
194
Handicap
30
Totals
804
TAFT
&
ODOWES
B.
Haville
112
F.
McKinnon
135
D.
Nelson
152
G.
Maundrell
171
till',
and
use
the
room
the
same
dav!
FOR
SAVk
A
gallon
will
do
the
average
room
over
previously
hold
their
own
tonight
and
tomorrow,
they'll
go
soukh
alright
and,
further,
If
that
Doc
doesn't
give
Don
a
clearance
before
that
time,
he'll
Just
have
to
play
with
one
arm
the
Globe
Trotters
have
a
man
built
that
way.
In
closing
this
column
extends
to
Ken
Wright
the
heartiest
of
welcomes
and
no
more
111
luck
than
the
loss
of
two
basketball
games
In
a
row,
.
ART-
MURRAY.
FOR
RE'VT'i,
843
911)
vjJ:
FOR
SALE
Model
A
two-door
.sedan.
Oood
running
condition.
Phone
Black
890.
(47)
175
210
310
J,
156
123
118
173
123
172
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
FOR
SALE
Beauty
Rest
Spring
or
call
IU
4thJ
P.
Toiulinsoji
122
Hiir
m
Haiulicap
...
Totals
12
704
12
12
729
1035
till
Vanity
stool
in
ivorv.
Babies'
Bathinette.
Green
700.
(4tt)
painted
surfaces,
wallpaper,
kalsomine,
brick,
plaster,
wood,
or
any
kind
of
wallhoard.
"ERESCONETTE"
is
washable.
It
conies
in
white
and
six
pleasing
shades:
Ivorytone,
Cream,
Light
Buff,
Pastel
Green,
Pale
Rose
and
Light
Blue.
sni,m
routes
KEEP
IN
TRIM
at
the
iff1
FOR
SALE
New
Articles.
Electric
Toasters,
Press
Irons,
Hot
Plates,
Heaters,
Cups
and
Saucers.
Kitchen
Stoves
at
real
suvinsi
prices.
See
B.C.
Furniture.
Uf
their
names
MANSON'S
T.
Doll
168
B.
Rudderham
.
118
H.
MacLeod
210
D.
Rudderham
.
..
190
Low
score
98
andlcap
60
Totals
850
173
193
181
113
136
00
802
221
180
139
171
140
GO
923
'
One
coat
covers.
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D"ff
for
5uc
Pf
onto.
Ont
B'H
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ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
f0
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
291
P.O.
Box
198
FOR
SALE
20
ft.
troller
with
Burdies
and
Rear.
Apply
537
Taxi
or
Black
448
after
a
p.m.
(40)
FOR
SALE
Used
Furniture,
Office
Fixtures
and
Hardware,
Underwood
Typewriters
in
best
condition,
Radios
1948
models,
Kitchen
Chairs,
Coal
Heaters,
Electric
Heaters,
Log-Kins:
Boots,
Ladies'
Fu
Coat
$7.50.
Other
useful
household
articles
at
the
lowest
prices.
See
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
tf
For
the
best
Paints,
Varnishes
and
Enamels
.
.
.
BUY
WHERE
YOU
SEE
THE
SIGN:
It's
the
symbol
of
the
reliable
dealer
in
your
community
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Open
to
general
public
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons
and
evenings.
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Thursday
evening
after
9
o'clock.
ii;aicTKD
A
lllJ",".n
start
iM
WinnliW
'lost
FOR
SALE
Chevrolt
panel
truck.
Suite
15,
Mclntyre
Blk.
(tfi
TWO.COLDCOf
INY
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
IUIITISII
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
In
tli
Mallt-r
of
I
In-
"AiluiliiMriitlun
Act'
"Ami
III
the
Multer
of
I
hp
:tnli
or
James
l.enlle
Hohlnsiin.
lice
rased,
Inti'slale
TAK.B
NOTICE
thnt
by
OrUor
ol
His
Hono
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton.
Locnl
JuUse
of
the
4iprenie
Court
of
British
Columbia.
1
was
on
the
nth
Uuy
of
February,
A.P.
104,
appointed
AUmlnlstraU)r
of
tl.
estate
of
James
Leslie
Robinson,
ol
Ocean
Falls,
British
Columbia,
who
aieU
on
or
about
the
4t.h
day
of
October
1048,
at
Ocean
Falls,
British
Columbia.
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
(.mount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
claims
BRalnst
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verllled
on
or
before
the
31st
day
of
March.
1949,
falling
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
repaid
only
to
such
clnlms
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
I7l.li
day
of
February,
AD'
1949.
CSOIMKJN
FHASER
FORRES
t-
u
Official
Administrator
r
inter
Phone
654
FOR
SALE
Four
room
Wartime
House
with
oil
burner
and
Bendix
installed.
Anply
1438
PiRRot
Ave.
or
Phone
Blue
140.
.
.
.
(49)
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
Most
Up-to-Date
Cafe
in
the
City
Open
from
8
p.m.
to
4
a.ni.
On,,
HI'S
t"1"
THE
Sixth
vwj.
FOR
SALE
1940
Ford
Sedan,
new
rubber,
heater
and
extras,
A-l
condition.
Reasonable
price.
Apply
Daily
News
Box
488.
,
(50)
t3c
ptt
dojn
paid
foe
tmptici
Idttled
by
any
B.C.
Brawery
,
'
Skeena
Construction
&
Cabinet
Co;
I5f
ILDIKS
AND
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
-
I'LOOR
SANDING
AND
CABINET
WORKS
ESTIMATES
FREE
ON
REQUEST
P.
O.
Tlox
1C76
.
::
I'hone
lied
633
Wo
Specialize
in
Chinese
Dishes
CIIOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
FOIl
OCTSID
ORDERS
PHONE
133
eronomlra
iM
.
and
ut'l,Vimn:
hired
by
f,
nr
HC.
TKll
avtrliicmtnt
it
not
pubtiihtd
oi
ditaUyld
by
lh
Liquor
Conttol
ttrniaH
FOR
SALE
Four
room
Wartime
House
with
oil
burner
and
Bendix
installed.
AlJl.V
1438
1'ip.icot
Avo.
.
or
Ply'1'?
Blue
140.
4UI
.2-
!l
I'r'nee
Rupert,
B.C.
(5'J
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ti.t
Gjlirr,nl
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