NINTH-INNING
RUN
WINS
BENEFIT
jFootU
Iff
ptinre
Royeti
Duup
faetoa
CIS.
Saturday.
July
17,
1948
Legion
Beats
T&tga
Sports
FASTBALL
GAME
FOR
ALL-STARS
Sched
the
ninth
Gilhulv
(
over
a
re-
High
School
4
11
a.
u
.
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jiiiv
21
12fj;h
inning
?ave
iyu-w
-
.
,
f
...
niuil
BfliiH.!
THIS
AND
THAT
.
Veterans
Win
Splendidly
inforced
Gordon
and
Mueui.
-
at
Gyro
1
aik.
benefit
softball
frame
will
'
tinnal
oer
to
Proceed
from
the
game
Hnh
Moxl
v.
G.
and
A.
pitcher,
wl,;
Contested
Football
Game
2-1
Showing
a
complete
reversal
of
their
form
of
Wednesday
last.
July
23-.Bvi.
A.wust
Legion.
n,i
Aunust
lij,
120th
battery
'
Ausust
13.:,,.
u
Batterv.
Au
u.st
18...,.
JlMilfteds:
Sc
prr
word
prr
!nrtku,
BlUntn
ehanre,
60e.
Birth
Notice:
6oc.
Carus
of
Thanks.
Death
Notice.
Funeral
Notice.
Marnafte
and
Engagement
Announcements:
2.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBlE
PRICE
71alflel
Advertising
is
payable
in
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
i
i
-
MACHINERY
FOR
SALE
d1
league
game
a
weeK
u.
totalled
Postula
rf
..
-
lections
from
the
fans
42.
;
The
All-Stars,
made
up
or
,
q
and
A
players
from
every
team
in
the
j
pratt
2d
league
with
the
exception
of
j
R
gnmh
,f
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
FOR
SALE
1942
Dxitre
Special
Deluxe
Sedan.
Nev
ly
painted.
Excellent
condition.
Apply
13
Bcnool.
August
20-
n
High
School
Auausi
2J-..111
Legion.
a
gTeatly
improved
Canadian
Legion
team
eked
out
a
two
to
one
win
over
a
fighting
High
School
eleven
last
evening
in
the
Gilhuly
Cup
competition.
It
was
a
first
diss
exhibition
of
football
by
both
ieams.
Play
had
not
long
started
when
Greer
dropped
over
a
high
centre.
Boulter
fielded
on
the
ground
but
lost
control
of
the
3
1
0
40
12
15
AB
R
II
.4
1
1
.5
1
0
.6
2
4
.6
1
3
.4
1
1
.4
0
0
4
0
0
Tali
(tf)
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
J
r
rcv.y'fTS
J
1
"
1
W
3b
iSparkl
by
Alex
Slater
of
Co-op
Guthrie
s.s
and
Lloyd
Lahti
ot
u.N.n.n.
B.
Siniuiul
FOR
SALE
14-room
rooming
house,
partly
furnished,
for
$1300;
immediate
occupancy.
Located
on
Fraser
Street.
Red
615.
16
son
p
the
mound
while
G.
ana
fl.;wiiaiman
u
borrowed
the
talents
of
Bnice
Speers
rf
FOR
RENT
All-Stars
O.
and
A.
H.
Stephens
c
FOR
RENT
Flat,
Jcand
Block.
Apply
Max
Heilbroner,
Jeweller,
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Complete
contents
of
4-room
apartment.
Phone
Blue
416.
169)
Simundson
of
General
Moioro.
Simundson
went
the
full
nine
Innings.
Don
Hartwig
opened
the
ncorlng
for
All-Stars
In
tho
first
inning
with
a
double
and
fniinnvH
rai
base
by
For-
FOR
RENT
2
room
apartment.
801
Borden
Street.
tfi
FOR
SALE
Must
sell
small
4
Wartime
house,
124
8th
West.
Call
before
2
p.m.
or
between
5:00
and
7:00
p.m.
(tf
i
in,,"-.
-
man
who
pot
to
first
on
aj
fielder's
error.
The
first
inning
j
was
featured
by
two
double
j
&
Ms
irK.
"Why
are
they
in
such
a
hurry?'
j
FOR
RENT
Three
roomed
suite,
furnished,
with
private
bath.
Apply
cottage
at
rear
of
Washington
Block,
or
Phone
Black
400.
(169i
ball
and
ChrisUson
put
tne
Legion
a
goal
up.
Wilson
made
a
good
run
and,
from
Bob
Cur-rie's
return
cross,
missed
narrowly.
Brodie's
first
shot
was
an
easy
one
from
Shier.
Wynn
cleared
well
and
Yelland
and
Wilson
had
a
duel
for
the
ball
with
Yelland
winning.
Wilson,
a
moment
later,
gave
Bob
Currie
a
lovely
opening
and
Legion
saved
at
the
expense
of
a
fruitless
corner.
Burnip
centred
well
and
ChrisUson
just
missed.
Then
Murray
scored
a
second
goal
for
the
Legion
with
Boulter
unsighted.
Owens
was
good
but
Nelson
cleared.
The
Legion
goalie
was
lucky
a
moment
later
to
clear
his
lines
following
Owen's
centre
and
Wilson's
header.
Brodie
FOR
SALE
2
H
P.
Water
Cooled
'
Fairbanks
Morse
"Model
Z"
A-l
condition.
Phone
530,
Dave
Jones.
171)
plays
by
G
and
A.
Gordon
and
Anderson
tied
the
score
in
the
second
when
Whatman
scored
off
a
base
on
balls
FOR
RENT
Room.
Woman
preferred.
Apply
117
4th
West.
(168i
WANTED
FOR
SALE
Breakfast
set,
consisting
of
4
chairs
and
gateleg
table.
4ZG
4th
Ave.
East,
on
harbor
side,
or
phone
Black
879.
'
and
Guthrie
came
home
on
a
triple.
The
merchants
proceeded
lead
in
the
to
take
a
one-run
third
but
this
was
cut
off
in
the
fourth
when
All-Stars
clouted
Simundson
for
four
hits,
thiee
of
which
scored.
.
found
his
best
form
again
lor
in
recent
games
he
had
failed
to
play
up
to
his
usual
standard.
BOYS
WANTED
Boys
desirin'
News
routes
should
leave
their
names
at
the
office
as
vacancies
may
be
occurring
anydaj.
Sport
Shots
had
to
save
twice.
Yelland
and
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Fur
Dawes
were
sound
defenders
and
,
0WM
&
ot
Unri
,-
K-
nrinH
tn
crrir.
'
.
niture
and
Hardware.
Slightly
cna.pe
.u
6v"
-
.
to
their
stubborn
defence.
Chris-McCrimmon
and
Smith.
A
great
d
njc.
used
Bedroom
Suites,
Kitch'M
Bets
from
$12
50;
-Bed,
complete
$15;
used
Carpet
in
good
shape;
Occasional
and
Kitchen
shot
by
Christison
was
spena-
and
good
support
.,,nnnrt.
frnn
irom
WANTED
Oil
burner
or
late
model
stove
with
oil
burner
installed,
must
be
in
A-l
shape.
Box
1551
Prince
Rupert.
(169)
By
The
Canadian
Press
Jack
Delaney,
French-Canadian
challenger,
dethroned
Paui
G.
and
A.
took
a
two-run
;eau
again
in
their
half
of
the
fa;rth
,
and
proceeded
to
consolidat;
it
j
further
with
another
two
runs
in
the
sixth
to
bring
the
score
;
iy
got
inside
men.
Burnip
and
Glen
idly
saved
by
Boulter.
A
moment
later,
after
Wilson
and
-
.
.
!..
1-..1
Chairs;
enamel
Wash
Basiru
$5;
Underwood
Typewriter
in
cledhen
HELP
WANTED
Smart
lad
Dawes
was
useful
at
outside
right.
A
'
Ilk
.
C"
to
7-5
in
their
iavor
at
ure
cuu
of
that
inning.
.
All-Stars'
six-run
break
in
the
lasy
to
roll
perfect
shape;
Office
Chairs
n-w
unpainted
Book
Cases,
-
sent
Christison
off
on
a
good
run
'
that
ended
with
Boulter
just
leaving
school
to
enter
ap
prenticeship
to
automotive
re
22
years
ago
last
nigm
Brooklyn.
The
bout
went
15
rounds.
Delaney
-winning;
by
r
For
the
students
Boulter
was
unlucky
at
the
first
goal
but
delightful
to
smoke
eighth
looked
like
they
had
laid
Other
useful
household
articles.
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO.,
pair
trade
under
provincial
saving
ai
uie
upinc.
i
Ws
save
from
christian
was
a
Government
Apprenticeship
I
Following
a
shaky
spell
by
the
,
did
iece
of
work.
Hebb
a
pretty
substantial
claim
to
the
j
HIS
tT
.!!
Il.fl
'
wide
margin.
He
dropped
hU
title
in
1927
to
enter
the
heavyweight
class.
Black
324.
Uf
schedule.
Apply
in
person
to
Lindsay
Motors
Ltd.
(170)
FOR
SALE
16
foot
Chris
Craft
made
sueedboat.
Box
C01
High
School
defence,
the
stud-
and
Wvnn
were
safe,
tackling
ent
forward
line
pressed
and
weU
and
idng
strongly.
Olsen
Dawes
came
through
well.
Bur-;turned
in
a
rine
game
at
centre
nip
and
Murray
showed
nice
baI
and
was
wen
supported
by
combination
on
the
wing
but
charnp
and
Charlie
Currie.
Prince
Rupert.
(168
Big
league
baseowii's
lonses.
consecutive
hitting
ftreck.
J-v-
WANTED
Car
batteries,
car
radiators,
brass
and
copper;
paving
eood
prices.
See
B.C.
ball
game
but
G.
and
A.
re-
j
taliated
with
four
runs
which
;
tied
the
score.
'
The
tie
was
j
broken
when
Vanetta
hit
a
:
double
in
Uie
ninth,
comin-;
home
off
a
single
by
Windle.
Alex
Slater
pitched
the
first
four
Innings
for
All
-Scars,
pivins
up
nine
hits
for
live
runs,
Hi-
Know
wk
Are
with
tor
RALE
Dinette,
like
new
Wilson
made
an-:
B
b
Cur..ie
was
very
good
at
DiMaegios
56-game
record
enrt-
Heoo
cleared
other
corkscrew
run
and
Brodie
:
oulside
right
and
Shier,
whose,
ed
at
Cleveland
be'ore
a
crowo
FURNITURE
CO.,
Black
324.
(tf)
One
Chesterrield.
Dresser,
34
Bed.
1350
6th
E.
After
5:00
(169)
(
'"'-"J
w
rr
-,
ursL
gallic
1U
wao,
wao
a.
i...,,
ui
ornu
J
"
-
WANTED
Housemaid
for
staff
nd
Wilson
failed
to
get
their
j
worker
in
the
second
half
as
two
Indian
pitchers
kept
hin.
house
at
Sandspit,
for
Cana-'
shots
in
Brodie
managed
to
save
;wnen
ne
changed
places
with
C.
from
hitting
safely
in
three
ap-
FISHI
Radio
I
CHENIlAiE
BEDSPREADS
4.99
EACH
dian
Pacific
Airlines.
Apply
again
on
the
goal
line.
Follow-jCurrie
he
was
a
good
defender.
;
pearanCes
at
the
plate.
DiMaggia,
Citv
Office.
Prince
Ruoert.
for
ing
a
good
pass
from
Greer
Mur-
WUson
did
mariy
nice
things
and
,
s,rtpri
his
drive
May
15,
1941,!
AT
wholesale
Price.
Beautiful
details.
(168)
1
ray
maae
a
gooc
run
auu
duui-i
was
aiways
a
threat.
Jones
ana
,
(0.
ter
did
well
to
clear.
Olsen
was
then
Haugan
did
wen
ana,
METAL
WORK
struck
out
one
batter
and
allowed
two
bases
or.
balls.
Luhti.
who
relieved
him.
allowed
dx
hits
for
six
rnns,
live
bw
cn
balls
and
struck
out
13.
In
nine
innings
on
the
mound.
Bruce
Simundson
struck
out
three
All-Stars,
allowed
15
hiU
and
two
ba.es
on
balls.
Baseball
Scores
If
takr
the
cuc-ik
ftlltlmt,
ti'lU
tm
f
lh.
III!
Ml.lltrr
t.
MMt'hrr.
It
nmtn-hirtil,
jrratrr
itlrti
1-imtnrt
with
tlif
inrun
tti
ImM
it
iMiimuiil
nt
mhi
a
int
Ing
rqntpmf
nt.
doing
a
great
job
of
checking
0wens
at
outside
left
put
across
the
Legion
inside
forwards
and
many
dangerous
centres.
j
was
lucky
to
stop
a
Christian-j
Tile
ganie
was
one
of
the
best
McCrimmon
raid.
Yelland
was
thts
season.
Both
teams
played;
right
in
the
thick
of
the
battle
to;
good
fast
football,
clear
and
the
next
feature,
was
j
Gilhulv
Cup
Competition
PLUMBING
Installations
ana
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel.
RooN
lng.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
629
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
wm
.All-Stars
AB
R
U
Chenille
Spreads
in
double
or
single
bed
sizes.
In
all
Pastel
colors,
fast
dye,
$4.99
each.
Chenille
Spreads
full
90x100,
with
contrasting
basket
design
'
in
centre,
$7.98
each.
Also
Habitant
Hand
Hooked
Rugs,
tightly
made,
18x36
Three
for
$4.00.
These
articles
are
worth
much
more.
Sent
C.O.D.
plu3
postage.
Money
immediately
"
Tefunded
if
not
satisfied.
Handicraft
Distributors,
254
Sherbrooke
Street
West,
Montreal
Que.
PERSONAL
10
6
13
12
9
14
Ellison
Brodie's
save
from
Owens.
Nel-,12oth
Battery
2
3
son
sent
his
forwards
off
and
High
School
...2
3
Murray
hit
the
upright.
At
the
;
Legi0n
2
2
other
end
Wilson
centred
well;
,
.
National
League
Boston
12,
Chicago
10.
Brooklyn
4,
Cincinnati
2.
St.
Louis
8,
Philadelphia
2.
New
York
and
Pittsburgh,
postponed,
rain.
American
League
Boston
5,
Detroit
3.
St.
Louis
10,
New
York
4.
Chicago
3,
Washington
2.
Philadelphia
10,
Cleveland
5.
Western
International
I.rairue
FOR
BEST
HOTEL
SERVICE
in
Radio
Supp
Hartwig
ss
5
11
Forman
cf
5
1
1
Lahti
p
3
1
1
Slater
p
1
0
0
Vanetta
lb
5
3
4
Windle
c
5
2
3
Jensen
3b
5
2
3
Marvan
If
4
11
and
a
moment
later
converted
on
Owens'
pass
to
give
the
students
a
well-earned
goal.
The
VICTORIA.
'J
the
Interior,
stop
at
Telkwa
Hotei,
244
miles
from
Prince
Rupert,
just
half
way
to
Prince
George.
(tf)
IN
FINAL
FOR
GOLF
High
School
pressed
steadily
and
Brodie
was
constantly
in
action
Stephens
2b
4
0
0
nil
Hulro
bihI
ServW
at
VN-OltK
.
f.
Hat)',
Mil.
VK'TftMl
V
Kiultn
1-rtc
anil
Kwlbi
Appltaor
(
o.
SVIINKY
M
M
Knrtt.l.
rni'KTM.l
I
f
NA
HMO
HHn
l(uat
Kaillo
Supph
llil.
roRT
M
ill
KM
HollmnyN
Kadln
l
AI
K
I
M
BKTCH
uall
mil
Kadln
f-mict
PHIM'K
Ul'PKKT
WlHi.nl
KlMlrlr
Wi.rk.
Joe
Stoddard
of
Hamilton
is
Canada's
Hope
Against
American
Title
Holder
FOR
SALE
1947
BSA
Motorcycle
with
accessories,
best
offer.
New
Stromberg
Carlson
Radio
with
Record
Attachment,
mantel
size.
Small
automatic
Record
Player.
Ameri-
THE
MARKETS
Vegetables
Celery,
bunch
45
Cauliflower,
head
40
Swiss
Chard,
lb
21
Bremerton
6,
Tacoma
5.
Wenatchee
10,
Salem
6.
Vancouver
7,
Victoria
4.
Spokane
9,
Yakima
4.
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
2,
Seattle
0.
Hollywood
5,
Oakland
2.
San
Diego
4,
Sacramento
0.
San
Francisco
2,
Los
Angeles
The
Populat
HAMILTON,
C
Rangy,
Joe
with
Dawes
and
Nelson,
Eby,
Greer
and
Yelland
all
battling
a
fighting
student
attack
tenaciously.
Brodie
saved
at
the
uprighta
lucky
stop
and
Bob
Currie
narrowly
missed.
Haugan
kept
the
ball
in
but
Nelson
cleared
his
lines.
Sharp
put
a
good
pass
through
but
Wilson
was
forced
out
of
danger.
The
A
Stoddard
of
Hamilton,
Canada's
hope
for
the
Canadian
amateur
,
can
Army
Kit
Bags,
as
new.
Parsnips
(unwashed)
lb
.09
Turnips,
lb
.06
golf
championship,
is
playing
the
defending
champion,
Frank
Stranahan
of
Toledo
in
the
36-
Mushrooms,
lb
85
Head
Lettuce,
bunch
15
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sails
rr
New
government
approved
Morse
Code
practice
key.
Apply
206
8th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Green
327.
(Th-Si
FOR
SALE
Blue
C.C.M.
Bicycle.
Cucumbers,
each
Currie
brothers
were
resource-1
hoe
inal
of
match
play
today.
GREER
&
BRID
Ireen
Onions,
2
bunches
.
;
In
good
condition.
Phone
Blue
AustraUan
onions,
3
lbs.
MEN'S
FASTBALL
SCHEDULE
.32
.15
.39
.11
.10
.15
lul
but
uawes
was
equal
to
tne,
Te
six
fiv',5-inch
aee
threat
and
cleared.
Then
Legion!
yesterday
deiea'led
Walter
Mc-broke
away
in
a
nice
move
and
after
Elroy
of
Vancouver
oae
up
Boulter
had
to
run
out
to
kick
36
holes
of
tense
play
Both
bat-clear.
Charlie
Currie
missed
a,
Ued
right
down
t0
the
last
hoie,
good
opening
from
a
free
kick
Dlavine
our
o(
last
live
in
BUILDERS
AND
CO
NT
R
AC
825'
U72'
Cabbage,
lb.
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
suite,!
Rhubarb,
lb.
Irlli-hpn
riinpttp
Viprlmnm
snifp
I
ipinach,
lb.
July
17
Co-operative
vs.
99
Beets,
bunch
15
Taxi.
July
16
General
Motors
Gordon
&
Anderson.
(169)
Reuairs
Construction
Alts
bunch
21
I
Turnips,
new,
given
for
a
hand
ball.
Referee,
drenching
rain.
Phone
Red
516.
FOR
SALE
Large
new.
Black
385.
buffet,
like
...
.75
.7o
Tomatoes,
No.
1.
lb
Woodside
placed
the
bail
out-i
stranahan
defeated
another
Floor
Sanding:
a
Specialty
July
21
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
vs.
Gen
(1691
lew
potatoes,
5
lb
Ji.
side
a
decision
that
might
United
states
invader,
Lary
eral
Motors.
p,o;
Canned
Vegetables
have
meant
the
difference
be-,Dany
Jr
Bradford,
Pennsyl-
Mll
Pickles,
gal
1.99
,tween
a
win
or
a
drawn
game;vani
who
went
down
four
and
Phone
UED
561
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
TM.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Fr
Information
call
or
writ
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Offlea
PRINOE
RUPERT,
B.C.
July
24
Gordon
&
Anderson
,
FOR
SALE
Bedroom
suite,
double
bed
and
single
bed.
House
plants.
Red
695.
(167)
jCut
Green
Beans,
fey
17
1
for
the
Legion.
The
students
three.
vs.
Co-operative.
Jo.
5
Peas,
fancy
14
1
kept
worrying
tne
region
ae-,
stoddard
and
Stranahan
went
Julv
26
Gordon
&
Anderson
fence
with
Bob
Currie
and
Wil-
out
this
mornmg
for
the
first
18'
vs.
Canadian
National
Recrea
son
fighting
hard
but
were
un
tion
Association.
Mixed
Vegetables
lb
Meed
Beets,
2
tins
25
Wax
Beans,
choice
J2!
Jixed
Peas
and
Carrots
18
FOR
SALE
New
12-ft.
Clinker
built
boat
for
inboard
power,
completely
outfitted,
to
be
sold
at
two-thirds
replacement,
cost.
Phone
Blue
365.
(170)
able
to
find
an
opening
to
beat
July
28
General
Motors
vs
Taxi.
holes
and
are
playing
the
second
18
this
afternoon.
McElroy
s&id
after
his
defeat:
"I
threw
everything
I
had
at
him.
You
don't
mind
losing
to
a
guy
who
plays
t
he
way
he
did."
He
Knows
How
To
Pick
'Em
.
.
.
Yessir,
he
picked
us
to
service
his
car
for
warm
weather
driving
and
he's
pleased
as
punch.
Says
he
Pumpkin
16
July
31
Co-operative
vs.
Gen
eral
Motors.
Brodie
arid
a
'splendidly
fought
game
ended
with
the
Legion
on
top
two
goals
to
one.
Teams:
Canadian
Legion
Brodie;
Dawes,
Nelson;
Yelland,
Eby,
SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
Corn,
choice
Corn
Nlblets
laked
Beans,
20-oz.
Baked
Beans,
15-oz.
tin
...
tin
...
CIVIL
SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS
.24
.24
.25
.20
.45
.24
AL
J
OLSON
AL
JOLSON
such
a
thorough
so
economically
never
had
job
done,
anywhere.
YOU
GET
F
i
ult
Strawberries,
hikt
Bananas,
lb
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
PREPARE
NOW
for
Summer
and
Fall
examination.
Write
M.C.C
Civil
Service
School,
301
En-derton
Bldg.,
Winipeg,
Greer,
McCrimmon,
Glen
Smith,
Christison,
Burnip,
Dave
Murray.
High
School
Boulter;
Hebb,
Wynn;
Charlie
Currie,
Olsen,
ALJOLSOH
.25
EXTRA
SERVICE
at
pples,
cooking,
2
lb
Fancy
Apples,
3
lb
38
Lemons,
large,
doz
45
July
18
Savoy
vs.
Viose
July
20
Savoy
vs.
Merchants
July
22
Moose
vs.
Savoy
Sharpe;
Bob
Currie,
Shier,
Wilson,
Jones,
Owens,
Haugan.
Goal
scorers:
LOST
AND
FOUND
July
25
Smlthers
vs.
Rupert
s
July
27
Merchants
vs
Mooae!
Legion
Christison,
Dave
Mur
FOUND
Key
with
clip
from
Grapefruit,
Texas
(white),
96
s,
3
for
23
(pink),
96's,
6
for
29
Oranges
(Navel)
25
-
.49
Dates,
lb
28
Fresh
ATllk
Local
case
attached.
Owner
can
ob
July
29
Savoy
vs
Moose
Aug.
1
Savoy
vs.
Merchants
tain
same
on
payment
of
this
ray.
High
School
Wilson.
Referee
Sid
Woodside.
LEGION'S
BEST
GAME
ad
at
the
Daily
News.
(tf)
IN
HIS
LATEST
DFX'CA
ALBUM
VOLUME
3
243)17
"I
Want
a
Girl."
"Whrre
the
Black-Kyed
Susans
Grow."
213!)8
"When
thelted
Red
Kobbin
Comes
Bob
Bob
Bobbin'
Along."
"Someone
Else
May
Be
There
While
I'm
Gone."
243!)9
"For
Me
and
My
Gal."
"When
I
Leave
the
World
Behind."
24100
"There's
a
Rainbow
Hound
My
Shoulder."
"About
a
Quarter
to
Nine."
DECCA
ALBUM
NO.
A
-649
NOW
ON
SALE
AT
Quart
22
.12
Pint
....
Cream,
.25
pin
This
was
the
best
exhibition
the
Legion
has
given
this
year.
They
had
drive
and
power
though
they
might
have
considered
themselves
fortunate
to
Kaien
Co-op
REVERE
WARE
.65
jOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRI8T
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
USED
LUMBER
Flooring,
3"
and
4"
Fir.
Shlplap,
(short).
Demension
Lumber-.
'
2"x4"
""'TP
2"x8"
Selling
reasonable.
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
LTD.
Second
Ave.
Phone
563
.73
be
a
goal
ahead
at
the
end.
Brodie
did
well
and
a.
had
a
lot
to
do.
He
had
his
share
of
luck
Dawes
played
his
best
game
to
date
while
Nelson,
who
has
been
tggs
Grade
A:
arge,
cartoned,
doz.
.
...
Batter
First
Grade,
lb
Milk
Evaporated
Milk.,
16-oz.
tins,
2
for
Case
(Continued
on
Page
5)
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-
Stainless
Steel
Pressure
Cookers
other
lines
of
Pots
and
Pans.
MaeMmM
playing
well,
is
improving
every
.S3
7.75
game.
Eby
was
strong
in
de
WRITE
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1127
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Phone
179
fence
and
worked
hard.
Yelland