4
ISrincr
Hu
pert
Da
iiv
sltw
OtJ.
Friday,
February
27.
1948
Em
SDAto
Get
extra
good-looking.
MT.
OLDFIELD
SKIING
GOOD
Convryanr
Summit
Miht
Make
Tourist
Attraction
Clarence
Insulander
visited
the
comfortable
shaves
with
Uoday
in
Sports
WANTED
500
Men
and
Women
MINORA
BLADES
X-L
Canada's
favourite
In
quality
and
low
price.
SHORT
SPORT
4forl0ff
-12
for
25
in
I
summit
of
Oidfield
Mt.
Mays,
last
week-end
and
found
the
skl-I
in
all
that
one
could
wish
for.
9
SNOW
PERFECT
AT
BURNS
LAKE
SKI
TOURNEY
I.
I
.
.
Mm
m
m
There
was
no
lack
of
liRht.
powc?-
Harry
Greb,
three-year
tiy
miuw
aiiu
nt
iv
..
he
travelled
was
swift
indeed
X
of
the
midilleweights,
was
de-j
throned
29
years
apo
last
night
(
fcy
Tiger
Flowers
of
Atlanta,
I
BURNS
LAKE
Ideal
weather
srLl
i-ki'fpft
Eiiim-
rnnrl
ii
Inn-;
OB
Mount
Hays
Is
the
peak
that
with
a
full
Last
Chance
To
Save
r
harbor,
islands
and
even
beyond.
It
has
been
suggested
that,
if
a
way
could
be
found
to
cjnvey
tourists,
or
other
visitors,
to
the
cargo
f!
directly
behind
the
town-
!
ln
a
12-round
bout
at
New
York
;
rise
favored
the
Omineea
Ski
Club
material
and
during
the
two-day
running
of!
Madison
Square
Gardens.
Flow-jsite
ot
Priilt.e
Rupert.
The
most
ers-
who
became
lne
first
Negro
convenient
way
in
which
to
as-
first
annual
ski
meet
;
,
the
Canol
P'Pe
mountain
top.
instead
of
waitin!lCpR
tohokl
tiUe'
lost
t0
bullt
lhe
on
Sunday
and
Monday.
With
?lv,sln
""
10
follu
freighter
Si,
for
them
to
do
it
on
loot,
the
iust
below
the
i
.wm.
"'r
by
tne
army
aumorme
uuium
the
temperature
Mhn
A.
Campb-j,,
attraction
in
summer
miijht
be
come
a
highly
popular
one.
from
7:30
tn
o
mm
oiiyinj
..Uiu.u...
j
the
war.
At
tne
top
w
in
oe
iuuihi
I
a
number
of
buildings
construct
-
Glenn
Cunningham
set
a
led
at
the
same
time
and
from
worlds
indoor
record
for
the
where
there
are
beautiful
views
nin-
On
her
way
J
ver.
the
mi
,
.
Try
a
ChtsMrU'd
A
in
The
'rw.vca!!
at
Bu;Uf
lit.
1,500-metre
run
at
New
York
10
years
ago
tonight.
The
barrel-chested
miler
from
Kansas
covered
the
"metric
mile"
in
three
minutes,
48
4
second,
clipping
l'j
seconds
from
the
former
mark
set
by
Gene
Vena-ke.
who
finished
second,
33
vards
behind
Cunningham.
freezing
level,
hundreds
crowded
the
edges
of
the
course
to
watch
the.
fast-moving
events.
J
Highlight
of
the
event
was
the
crowning
of
Doris
Atkinson'
as
!
Queen
of
the
Ski
Carnival
by
retiring
Queen
Pat
Peebles.
j
The
evening's
entertainment
also
included
the
showing
in
the
comunity
hall
of
films
on
skiing
(
and
other
subjects.
Some
of
the
films
were
those
of
Geoffrey
.
Woodall,
local
amateur
photo-
j
grapher.
j
Special
church
services
were,
'
held
Sunday
evening
for
the
skiiers
by
Rev.
A.
W.
Atkinson
and
Rev.
F.
McPhee.
j
The
competition
opened
with
1
the
juvenile
slalom
and
down-1
hill
events,
which
brought
forth
a
large
number
of
young
competitors,
many
showing
gipat
i
promise.
j
Competition
results:
I
Boys,
under
ten
Albert
Beach,
1
'
Kenny
Anderson.
George
Young.
Girls
under
ten
Evelyn
Lar-
I
j
sen.
Violet
Young,
Ilva
Ander-
!
i
George
'Twinkletoes"
Selkirk,
so
ticklish
he
giggled
himself
out
of
wrestling
into
baseball,
was
put
on
the
spot
13
years
ago
when
he
was
mooted
as
successor
to
Babe
Ruth,
the
game
s
greatest
home-run
hitter.
The
Huntsville,
Ont.
born
player
promptly
made
good
and
tickled
New
York
Yankee
fans
with
a
first-year
.312
average.
Saturday,
Monday
&
Tuesday
Only
I
5
Only
SUITS
Reg.
Value
to
$37.50.
In
Tweeds
and
Worsteds.
While
they
Last
819.50
1
5
Only
TOPCOATS-While
They
Last
817.50
50
Pairs
MEN'S
PANTS
and
SLACKS
Last
Chance
84.95
50
MEN'S
HATS
Reg.
Value
to
S
1
0.50.
Last
Chance
84.95
40
MEN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS-Values
to
$9.50.
Last
Chance
82.25
and
3.25
25
Only
ZIPPER
JACKETS.
Gabardines
84.95
14
Only
ZIPPER
LOAFER
COATS-
,
Reg.
Value
$12.95
83.95
12
Only
SUITS
Penman's
'95'
Combinations.
Sizes
38,
40
and
42
83.95
30
Only
MEN'S
SPORT
SHIRTS
All
Sizes
1.95
10
Only
All-Wool
Check
Pattern
ZIPPER
JACKETS
.
86.95
20
Only
MEN'S
SILK
DRESSING
GOWNS
Reg.
Value
to
$1
5.50
84.50
20
Only
Blue
SQUAL
JACKETS
Cotton
Gabardines
..
81.75
30
Only
White
Silk
Initialed
SCARFS
Reg.
Value
S2.95
75c
75
Only
MEN'S
LEATHER
BELTS
Reg.
Value
to
$1
.50.
Last
Chance
..
50C
25
Only
Pairs
MEN'S
LEATHEER
WORK
GLOVES-
Reg.
Value
to
$2.75
75c
THE
ABOVE
AND
MANY
MORE
SPECIALS
ON
SALE
STARTING
SATURDAY
AT
9
A.M.
WILLIAM
F.
STONE
'CLOTHES
OF
DISTINCTION'
A
memb?r
of
the
crew
of
the
American
motor
ship
Palisana.
which
has
frequently
called
at
!
Prince
Rupert,
found
himself
in
son.
Al-
j
trouble
recently.
Rudolph
A.
Boys,
10
to
12
combined
royaLscot
if"
I
.
aND
WHISKY
.
CU
1
..1
H"Myl
Glans,
Carl
Halcmba
was
fined
$200
in
Juneau
by
Judge
George
Folta
vin
Aiken,
Ellen
Richmond.
Class
"A"
combined
Jorgen
,
for
the
theft
of
a
case
of
butter.
Dahlie,
Smithers;
Gordon
Wil-'
He
was
indicted
on
a
charge
of
liams.
Burns
Lake;
G.
Lemmen.
j
larceny
in
a
boat.
The
charge
Prince
George.
!
'as
reduced
to
theft
of
goods
Class
"A"
crass
country
Carl
I
fro1"
interstate
commerce.
The
Lindaas.
Palling;
Kaare
Engs-
former
charge
provides
only
a
tad,
Burns
Lake;
G.
Lemmen.
I
iai'
sentence.
Prince
George.
Class
"B"
combined
F.
Rags-dale,
W.
Ashcroft,
G.
Lemmen
Class
"B"
cross
country
Miller.
Messich.
Duiida.s.
Classs
"C"
combined
Briggs.
Young.
Rowland.
Class
"C"
cross
country
Rowland,
Wilejoto.
Young.
Boys,
10
to
12,
cross
country
Alvin
Aiken,
Gunnar
Anderson.
G.
Briggs.
Girls,
10
to
12-Pat.sy
Lindaas,
Elen
Mould,
Viola
Johnson.
Girls,
7
to
9.
combined-Linda
Beach,
Violet
Young.
G.
Young.
Girls,
6
and
under
Kay
Boyd.
Anne
Glans,
Iris
Nixon.
Tile
Ire.ifiireil
flavour
of
Mir;iiii
W
.itki-r's
Hoval
Sdl
l.'i'M'rve
llijlil.unl
lii-i
v
U
the
result
ol
ili-tim
live
lIt-n.
Ii
i
ir
,il
,ilki'r
ille.
(InUii'iii,
of
line
S
itli-li
in.,ll
wlii-k
ami
niiih
wlii-lv
r
i
ii
i
'
I
in
I
..i'i.i
I.i.
We
rM-lieve
yni'11
like
Hoval
Srol
Hf-irve
CLOVEKI.Y
KENNIES
iRegd.)
Breeding
and
Personality
Blood
lines
as
advertised
by
many
of
the
lurj-e
kennels
in
the
Ea.st.
Booking
orders
now
for
Honey
Breeze's
litter,
three
weeks
old.
Five
champions
on
sire's
side,
four
on
dam's
side.
We
have
satisfied
patrons
In
Prince
Rupert.
These
pups
are
natural
hunters
and
have
wonderful
dispositions.
PRICED
REASONABLY
Particulars
and
pedigrees
on
request.
J.
C.
HUNT
lil
RNS
LAKE,
B.C.
:
Jean
Holmes
won
two
first
-
llililaml
W
In-k
v
uml
will
serve
il
Willi
ui.l
You
are
invite!
to
try
tlii
ili-lim
live
the
cross
country
and
combined".
..
.
at
I
lij'!l.inl
Wlu-ky
lo
ili-'iiMT
why
vte
say
Roval
Sfl
lias
a
"Triasureil
I
lav
our."
LONDON
CP
When
an
Amer-1
BOGNOR
REGIS,
Eng.
9
ican
soldier
asked
Mary
Carey,
One
of
the
first
to
occupy
aj
19,
to
marry
him,
she
took
a
room
in,
the
Methodist
Home
for
j
month's
holiday
to
think
about
,
the
Aged
recently
was
88-year-
Civic
Centre
it
then
decided
she
would.
old
Mrs.
Anne
Reins,
great-granddaughter
of
Charles
Thin
advertisemciit
is
not
pulilislied
r
lisplayetl
ly
he
Liquor
Control
Hi
.'nl
or
hy
the
(loverimcnl
t
Ili-it
ish
Columliia
I
According
to
a
notice
to
mar-!
ncrs
issued
by
Keith
Dixon,
,
local
agent
of
the
Department
of
Transport,
Sarah
Island
bea-;
con
at
the
northern
end
of
Tol-j
mie
Channel
is
reported
to
be
..showing
a
steady
light.
Atten
PRO
BASKETBALL
Bellingham
62,
Vancouver
75.
SATURDAY
(Sports)
P.M.
2:00
Badminton
(Basketball
Practices)
tion
will
be
given
as
soon
as
pos-
PACIFIC
REPAIR
11:00
High
School
Junior
Boys
sible.
Al'TOMOBILE
INSURANCE
R.
E.
MOKTIMEU
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR
WAIKIIVHII
N
THE
SUPREME
COURT
Ol
m;I-TISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PKOHATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
ESTATE
12:00
High
School
Junior
and
Juvenile
Girls
(Basketball
Games)
6:30-TStones
rx.
5
Taxi
-7:15
Bo
Me
Hi
vs.
Merchants
8:30-Savoy
vs.
Co-op
1
(Special
Events)
!
8:30
Sports
Broadcast
!
tCFPR).
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CHARLES
WILLIAM
VANCE
j
DECEASED.
INTESTATE
1
This
is
the
Season
for
lAKK
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
'
His
Honour
JucIkp
W.
O.
Fulton,
j
Local
JucIkp
ol
Uip
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia,
I
wan
on
the.
17th
day
of
February.
A
D
1048.
up-
I
pointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
i
W)
Ormes
Di
DOOR
MATS
We
Also
Service
WASH1NO
MACHINES
326
2nd
Ave.
West
lied
367
Advertlse
in
tne
Daily
News!
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMIST
of
Charles
William
Vance,
late
of
Telegraph
Creek.
British
Columbia.
I
who
died
on
or
about
the
15th
day
of
'
August.
1947.
nt
Telegraph
Creek.
I
British
Columbia
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
re
Moing,
Packing;
Crating,
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Established
1910
Phones
60
and
68
British
India
Coco
Fibre
Mats
TWO
SIZES
10x27
each
$1.65
20x33
each
$2.40
Heavy
Duty
Rubber
Mats
quired
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Victor
-
Co,
$1.5(1
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
bp-fore
the
31st
day
of
March.
1948.
failing
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified.
i
DATED
at
Prlnre
liupert.
B.
C.
12x20
$1.55
17x27
S2.75
20x30
....
SPECIAL
SIZES
MADE
TO
ORDER
Daily
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
Emergency
bicycle
deliver
from
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m
and
Sunday
PHONE
81
Hit
Parade
of
records
you
have
been
waiting
to
hear
Ballerina
Now
is
the
Hour
Golden
Earrings
How
Soon
I'm
My
Own
Grandpa
Civilization
With
the
Roses
in
Her
Hair
In
a
Little
Book
Shop
The
Popular
this
18th
clay
of
February.
A.
D.
14U.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
Phone
G32
712
2nd.
Ave.
A
ROBERT
P.
JOHNSTON.
Official
Administrator
Telegraph
Creek,
13.
C.
(-53)
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sails
For
SFRVIfE'
TRY
Al
Jolsen's
new
record
No.
24269
"Let
Me
Sing
and
I'll
Be
Happy"
FOR
THE
BEST
IN
AUTOMOTIVE
See
Your
If
I
Only
Had
a
Match"
DEAl4
GENERAL
MOTORS
Above
records
now
available
Also
RCA
Victor
"Fideltone''
Neeifies
Che-'
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
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Chevrolet
Ponliac
G.M.C
.
..TV
SUMMIT
ICE
CREAM
FOR
YOUR
PARTY
It
is
(iood,
FKESII
MADE
and
Delicious
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
657
MiaSm.M
MACHINE
WORK
A
SPECIE
Terrace
Machine
Shop
I
TERRACE,
B.C.
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
F.M.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Fnr
Information
call
or
write
City
or
Irot
Ti"ket
Offi?u
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E
ltHPF.RT,
B.C.
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ELSE
DOES!
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o