prince
nupcil
Daflj
Eucj
Mon4ay,
October
31,
1949-
.
.
CANADIAN
TRAVELLER
DEVELOP
AFRICAN
HERDS
Small
numbers
of
Danish
Red
dairy-cattle
are
being
exported
to
North
Africa
by
airplane
for
breeding
purposes.
'
'
BEFORE
METAL
AOS
IT
PAYS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WTH
An
It
(A
Price
C
MEM
Basketball
Time
Table
In
primitive
times,
shell,
wood,
flint
and
horn
materials
were
used
to
fashion
spoons.
Nov.
15
Kinsmen
vs.
Boy
Scouts,
High
School
vs.
-Peoples,
Merchants
vs.
North
Star,
Co-op
vs.
Brownwoods.
'
Nov.
19
Stones
vs.
Boy
Scouts
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Sea
Cadets
Fashion
vs.
Merchants,
High
School
vs.
Co-op.
Nov.
22
Kinsmen
vs.
High
School,
Dom's
vs.
High
School,
North
Star
vs.
Fashion,
Brown-woods
vs.
High
School.
Nov.
2ft
Sea
Cadets
vs.
SUmes,
High
School
vs.
Boy
Scouts,
Merchants
vs.
North
Star,
Co-op
vs.
Brownfc'oods.
Nov.
29
Kinsmen
vs.
Rupert
Cigarette
Tobacco
Dee.
6
Stones
vs.
Kinsmen,
Dom's
vs.
High
School,
North
Star
1919
.
i
SEASON
.
Nov.
1
High
School
vs.
Rupert
Hotel,
Dom's
vs.
High
School,
North
St.
vs.
Fashion,
Brown-woods
vs.
High
School.
Nov.
5
Stones
vs.
High
School.
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Boy
Scouts,
Merchants
vs.
North
Star,
Co-op
vs.
..Brownwoods.
"
Nov.
8
Sea
Cadets
vs.
Kins
MUD.
SWEET.
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
Hotel,
Peoples
vs.
Dom's,
Fashion
Piorrg
men,
People
vs.
Doras,
Fashion
vs
Merchants,
High
School
vs.
vs.
Merchants,
High
School
vs.
co-od.
C&-op.
Dec.
S
High
School
vs.
Peoples.
Silver
BtrtJ
vs.
Fashion,
Brownwoods
vs.
High
School.
Dec.
10
Boy
Scouts
vs.
Sea
Cadets,
High
School
vs.
Stones,
Merchants,
vs.
North
Star,
Co-op
vs.
Brownwoods.
Dr.
13
Boy
Scouts'
Vi.
rCitu-men,
Peoples
vs.
Dom's,
Fashion
vs.
Merchants
High
School
vs.
Co-op.
Dec.
17
Kinsmen
vs.
Sea
Cadets,
Boy
Scouts
vs.
Rupert
Hotel,
North
Star
vs.
Fashion,
Brownwoods
vs.
Co-op.
Dc.
20
Sea
Cadets
vs.
High
School,
High
School
vs.
Peoples.
B'W
Out!
Sport
Shot
HANSON'S
LEAD
BOWLING
AGAIN
Manson's
were
on
even
terms
with
Pioneera
Sunday
night
In
HeadplnnetJ
Exhib.
Kay-hl
vs.
Bo-Me-Hi.
Dee.
3
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
High
School.
Exhib
Ksy-hi
vs.
Bo-
.
Nov.
12
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Stones.
High
School
vs.
Sea
Cadets.
North
Star
vs.
Fashion,
Brownwoods
vs.
High
School.
Me-Hi.
I
Tk
Cmt
Umkm.
k4tm,
ifnm.
Urn.
'
Mixed
League
Bowling
as
they
PHUiovcrj
tallied
two
points
apiece.
This
CVii
places
Manson's
on
top
of
the
k'e
and
Mixed
League
although
they
Cante!
....
"Because
1
wanted
to
be
a
letter-carrier
instead
of
a
nuclear
physicist,
that's
why!"
have
a
game
advantage
overjc"
Trttnti
Merchant
vs.
Jortli.Star,
Ca-un
Velvets
vs.
Brownwoods.
HOOP
SEASON
OPEN'S
(Continued
from
Page
One
fVV0N
AS
A
tf4fi
W5T
MOOM
j
was
also
high
scorer
for
the
eve
I
ning.
i
Lineups
and
sealing
Adveru&e
ui
the
aliy
News!.
nn?ove
Handicap
Wharf
Ra-
Macey's.
Three
teams
were
able
to
win
four
points
apiece.
They
were
Conrads
from
Royal
Blues,
Blowouts
from
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing,
Sport
Snop
from
Noble
and
Wick.
In
other
games.
Silver
Streaks
won
3
Rav
Sarin
was
a
nnwrhouse
I
Bo-Me-Hi
-Car
lion
4,
Spring
for
the
school
am
s-in
l.l
nolnu
.
13,
Scherk
9
Webster
II.
Mmmv,
Youngman
2,
Marshall
8,
Boulter
J,
Anderson
2.
Chrlstoff,
Mc-Chesney
S
Total
25.
JUNIOR
LEAGl'E
In
the
first
ol
two
;untor
games
th
Boy
Scouts
outplayed
and
outscored
a
fighting
Sea
Cade:,
squad
by
the.
score
or
30
to
17.
Only
In
the
first
half
did
the
Cadets
hold
the
Scouts
to
a
12
to
9
half
time
score.
The
second
half
was
all
Scouts
as
they
scored
easily.
'
Krtstmanson
was
tops
in
scoring
with
10
for
Scouts
wliil
Toderas
led
the
Cadet
with
9
In
the
second
Jui.tor
same,
Kinsmen
took
an
easy
38
to
11
victory
over
an
overwhelmed
Stone's
quintet.
Stone's
offensive
in
the
first
half
was
practically
nil
as
they
only
managed
to
score
2
points
to
the
Kinsmen
12.
In
the
second
half
Kinsmen
pulled
out
all
stops
as
they
garnered
their
second
win
of
the
season.
Letourneau
was
the
big
scoring
threat
for
Kinsmen
with
13
points.
Individual
scoring:
Sea
Cadets
Toderas
9,
D.
Lelghton
2,
Wing,
Davidson
8.
J.
Lelghton,
Matthews,
Chandler,
Chrlstensen.
Total
17.
Boy
8couts
8cherk
2,
Hodg-kinson
4.
Eriksen.
Ciccone
4
H.
CPA
....
Norrtiem
I
Booth
Sch
Btb
Parke:
points
from
C.
P.
A.
and
Vel
Mickey
Webster,
just
up
froir.
'
Mi-Chesney.
Ratchford
4,
Sharpe
Intermediate
play
this
season,
J
Total
43.
looks
like
th
rookie
of
the
year!
Co-op
Arney
16.
Scherk
8.
Iron!
Roy!
Blu.
vets
won
three
point
I
Watts
tt
k
and
he
turned
in
a
handy
eleven
.Morgan
16,
Davis
1,
Menzles,
Hau-
Try
i
Clad
rsn,
Marshall.
Platen
6.'
INTERMEDIATE
The
Intermediate
fixture
between
Fashion
and
Merchants
Advertise
points
for
his
efforts.
Syd
Scherk
was
good
for
nine
points,
topping
brother
Don
of
te
Co-op
by
one.
The
Scherk
brothers
seemed
to
get
Into
each
other's
way
all
evening,
8yd
finally
leaving
the
floor
on
five
per
Cantels.
High
Ladies'
s'ngTe
game
wss
scored
by
B.
Dunbar
238
and
hiirh
ladies'
total
by
M.
Postus
of
Blow-outs
with
150.
Mens
single
game
Ian
Dunbar
293
and
also
3-ganie
total
730.
Back
in
stride
agaui
annn
i
and
Home
Oil
tiad
plo?d
through
their
opponents
Com
was
a
ragged
game,
both
teams
j
fielding
never
af
new
players
In
I
Ml
their
line-ups
as
compared
with
sonals,
the
last
one
being
on
his
older
brother.
Ml?
II
T
sic
tir
oil
de
Lt
do
an
pl
in
p
fu
sr
w
in
i:
r
mo
in
a
a
i
m
m
y
t(
h.
st
Ci
i:
&.
Si
u
St
h
n
si
tl
w
a
P
ci
V
a
Su
Ca;
sal!
iar
ctm
mercials
and
Canadian
Legion
mm
n
3
lfliendi
to
win
four
points
each,
Friday,
Jack
Paul
was
largely
responsible
for
the
good
showing
last
year.
Scoring
was
low
and
Marshall
of
Merchants
led
the
way
with
8
points.
Thirty-seven
fouls
were
called
by
referees
Cal-derone
and
Cicoone.
Merchants
had
been
predicted
to
win
and
they
held
the
lead
pretty
well
all
the
way
although
Fashion
gave
them
a
scare
In
the
third
quarter
which
ended
all
even
at
155.
ask
for
j
ch&mpi
of
Mansons,
bowling
2C8,
301
and
235
for
a
total
of
802
pins,
scoring
high
single
and
three
game
total
for
the
evening.
Oddfellows.
Undesirables.
Phone
654
Ketchu;
Webber
2.
R.
Webber
8,
Pedeisen,
Findlay,
Kristmanson
10.
Totat
30.
Kinsmen
Peneff
1,
Letourneau
13,
A.
Blarkaby
4,
McKay
5,
H.
High
School
also
lost
Moore
and
Carlson
by
the
foul
route,
Joe
Davis
getting
the
nod
for
the
Co-op
team
for
the
same
reason.
Referees
Comadina
and
Slatta
called
28
penalties
on
the
hardworking
school
team
and
21
on
the
Co-op.
The
game
was
marred
by
an
accident
to
Jim
Platen,
who
had
a
fingernail
jabbed
In
his
eye
necessitating
medical
attention.
Arney
and
Morgan
were
the
big
guns
for
Co-op
with
1
ar.d
10
points
to
their
credit
Arney
The
final
score
was
25-22
and
Merchants
earned
the
win.
1
1:
tU
wt
4tm
wW
lw
iHs
-
m
Jaycees
No.l
and
Rupert
Motors
each
won
three
points
from
Triple
C'.
Crescents,
Jaycees
No.
2,
and
Ambassadors
The
standings
to
date:
'
Mansons
"...
21
Maceys
19
Blackaby
7,
Macintosh
2,
White
2,
W.
Blackaby
2,
McAfee.
Total
36.
Stones
Marshall
5,
J.
Parnell
4,
Atkins
2.
Stewart,
Phillips,
P.
Parnell.
Total
11.
UisK
-i
''
'
Fashion
Gill
4.
invei
uieia,
Hill
S,
Hebb,
4,
Scharff
6,
Jones,
Skog
4,
Llen
Watson
1,
Tetchman.
Total
22.
Merchant
Dumas
5,
Currle
J,
Thu
iertiscm
i
no
published
ot
displayed
by
the
I
iqucx
Control
tkurd
ot
k
by
the
Goxernmciw
ut
Bnttsh
Columbia.
1
1.
!
SANTA
SAYS
BE
THRIFTY
-
BE
WISE
-
DO
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING
NOW
Why
Wait
Till
the
Last
Minute
Rush
and
be
Annoyed
at
Y
ourself
SENSATIONAL
SAVINGS,
OUTSTANDING
VALUES
ON
EVERY
PURCHASE
.
niosuma
.4
3
.
4A
SLIPS
AND
Vt
SLIPS
Satin
and
Crepes,
lace
trimmed
top
and
bottom,
some
tailored
with
double
tops
Sizes
32-50.
Regular
value
$4.95
gif
QJ?
-
Pre
Xmas
Sale
Price
SPECIAL
SSC
COATS
EVERY
SINGLE
COAT
IN
OUR
STORE
REGARDLESS
OF
PRICE
CLEARING
AT
25
0FF
THE
REGULAR
PRICE
PANTIES
HOUSE
DRESSES
Printed
Gingham.
Regular
value
to
$3.95
Q-i
(f
Pre
Xmas
Sale
Price
V
JL'UU
NIGHT
GOWNS
Satin,
Crepe,
printed,
sheer.
Lace
trimmed.
Small,
medium
and
large,
also
44
&
46.
Ideal
Xmas
Gift.
Regular
value
to
$8.95
CO
QP
Special
Xmas
Sale
Price
Only
O'vD
LOUNGING
PAJAMAS
Black
Fall
Slacks
with
Pastel
crepe
with
tops
embroidered
in
black.
Sizes
12-20.
Reg.
value
$22.95
so
or:
Special
Xmas
Sale
Price
Only
..........
P',1J
NIGHT
GOWNS
Flannelette
printed
with
short
and
long
sleeves.
Regular
value
$4.95
C(i
A"
Spial
Xmas
Sale
Price
Only
A'JO
SLEEPING
PAJAMAS
Rayon,
tea
rose,
white,
small,
medium
and
large.
T
a
Regular
value
$1.50
55c
DRESSES
Crepes,
Printed,
Spuns,
moire,
seer
sucker,
wool
and
broadcloth.
Sizes
from
12-48.
Regular
value
to
$14.95.
CO
AC
Special
Xmas
Sale
Price
Only
froD
SKIRTS
Sl-00
Pre
Xmas
Sale
Price
LADIES
VESTS
Silk
and
Rayon,
medium
and
large.
Regular
value
$1.50
Pre
Xmas
Sale
Price
GARTER
BELTS
Extra
wide
fitting
with
elastic.
Regular
value
$2.95
Pre
Xmas
Sale
I"rice
Girls
pure
wool
plaid.
Sizes
8
-12.
Regular
value
$6.95
Pre
Xmas
Sale
Price
$1
Printed,
Flannelette,
small,
medium,
large.
Regular
value
$4.95
Pre
Xmas
Sale
Price
V
SWEATERS
Helen
Harper,
Lady
Anne,
Dupont
pullovers.
Regular
value
to
$4.95
CO
AC
Pre
Xmas
Sale
Price
&V9
BED
JACKETS
Heavy
Satm,
lace
trimmed,
blue
and
tea
rose,
small,
medium,
large.
Regular
value
$4.95
H
AP
Pre
Xmas
Sale
Price
LVD
APRONS
PANTIES
AND
BRIEFS
Heavy
satin
and
crepe,
lace
trimmed,
tea,
rose,
pink
and
white.
Small,
medium
and
large.
A
Regular
value
$2.25
$1.00
Pre
Xmas
Sale
Price
HANDKERCHIEFS
Boxed,
lace
trimmed
and
embroidered.
-Regular
value
$1.95
95C
Pre
Xmas
Sale
Price
TUESDAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER
1st
and
2nd
Hostess
printed,
plastic
and
sheer.
Regular
value
to
$3.95
Pre
Xmas
Sale
Price
$1-00
COME
IN
AND
LOOK
AROUND.
YOU
BE
THE
JUDGE
OF
THESE
MANY
GENUINE
BARGAINS
525
3rd
Ave.
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Boxes
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