dnee
Kuperf
Dau?
mfos
Tuesday,
March
8,
1949
-
n
Gaines
nourishes
every
inch
rt
The
i
i
"cd
v
ross
Sgne
1J,
Ourvkh
4,
Thompson
7,
Brown.
Marshall
1,
Dumas
3
Gill
11
62.
Bo-Me-Hi
-
Flaten
10,
Davidson,
Olson
3,
Spring
11,
Carlson
2,
S.
Scherk
9,
Sunberg
12,
Webster,
Bill
2,
Ratchford
49.
Intermediate
BROVYNWOObS
IN
PLAYOFF
Continued
iuin
rage
4i
bell.
Bob
Gill
of
Fashion
was
outstanding
on
rebounds.
Steve
pros
your
love
nourish
erery
Smproof
inch
of
your
dog
!
Ferd
Gaines
!
it
I
Dumas
of
Sterne's
was
working
banished
on
fouls.
The
score
as
the
pivot
smoothly,
the
quarter
ended
was
51
to
32
:
Fashion
'
took
68
shots
and
ennel-tested
biologically
proved
nutritionally
complete.
in
me
rinal
V
r
asnion
siatta,
intermela
'
..
quarter
the
game
made
17.
They
made
-
3
of
13
free
,
,
;Ta,lffm
.
f?
"augan
3,
Cj.
Haugan
4,
Gill,
imhW
u,itv,
i.ifv,,,.
c,..
tv
shots
went
------
in
Tpn,
a
Anrts;pn77
i
ers
bouncing
off
each
other
as
as'
and
and
made
made
13
13.
Thev
They
canned
canneo
4
oi
of
,,.
D
r,
(Off
o(e
the
game
became
rougher.
Sun-.
13
free
throws,
berg
and
Syd
Scherk
ran
t.h
WIN
stitpaK
KXDS
Cheaper)
to
Feed
than
any
otlier
type.
A
5-tli.
hag
makes
10
to
12
lbs.
of
ready-lo-et
food.
More
convenient!
just
mix
with
water
lwp,
milk
or
gravy).
For
vnrwtj,
xry
CALNKS
KRUNCIION,
which
i
Gaines
Meal
compreiwed
into
mtnehy
bite-tii,e
jicllctn.
Poy
off
in
health
I
Each
pound
eon-tainB
pritteim
as
in
lb,
beef;
vnrbohytlrate
an
in
1
qt.
cooked
oatmeal;
futx
as
in
1
oz.
butter;
mineral
as
in
1-4
lb,
cheese;
iron
".
a
in
3i
lit.
beef
liver.
Bo
-Me
-Hi
ofienee
but
the
High
School
Ralnbirds
stop-Brownwoods
lead
was
too
big'ped
the
winning
streak
of
and
there
was
not
enough
time
I
Peopled
whlclf
had
reached
in
the
quarter.
The
game
be-
eight
straight
as
they
dropped
came
a
parade
to
the
foul
line
them
with
a
22-14
defeat.
High
as
the
players
were
overly
ag-'
School
was
led
toy
Currie
and
sressive.
Shier
and
Marshall
Arietta
Hamilton
as
they
push-
Inf.inwf
j
COAT
I
Silky
4
I
CHEST
j
riF
NORWAY
son-
Muslc
was
by
Mike
Co'ussl.
.
.ir
rA
f
'L
AiL
Urtnv.u
Rjta
Joh
nson,
Mr.
Gunnaf
Sel-i"'"'
lo
lne
oench
in
this
quar-
ed
through
to
their
win.
nign
A.
lenscn
arri
H.
McDonald.!
and
lnat
left
Brownwoods
School
effectively
bottled
up
vig
12,
Marshall
1,
Wesch
2,
Smith
i
J,
Christoff
6,
Yourrr.
Krist-
!
manson
30.
j
Ladies
High
School
A.
Hamilton
9,'
Currie
10,
Pavich
2,
Kennedy,
,
Matson
1,
Lykegard,
Webster
;
"
22.
j
People's
Budinich
7.
Htw,
'
Dumas,
Bill,
Sedgwick
3,
Quick,
i
Krecsy
14.
Junior
Rupert
Hotel
Marki
6.
Jordan
10,
W.
Stacey
5,
Morrison
3,
B.
McFarlane
3,
A.
McFarlane,
E.
Stacey
27.
Hih
School
Forman
3,
Smith
2,
Hills,
Hamilton
7,
Brown
2,
Vance,
Sheppard,
Clark
6,
Jeffries
222.
,
The
standings:
t
riM
all
vitamins
be
needs.
'
.
.,
.
tt
wurr
only
four
players
on
the
high
scoring
Jackie
Budinich
by
STOCKHOLM,
sji
Mrs.
Sig-'
fl0"r
and
then
their
coach.
Art
double
checking.
High
School
rid
RysU'dt,
of
Sundsvall,
102
on
Murray,
entered
the
game
for
took
an
8-2
lead
In
the
first
February
19,
but
hale
and
tne
remaining
one
minute
of
quarter
and
for
the
next
two
hearty
though
invalided
by
a
PIav-
Bo-Me-Hi
lost
three
men
quarters
held
on
as
People's
broken
hip
due
to
a
fall
some
in
tne
last
quarter
Davidson,
1
played
hard
and
came
up
to
,jyabie
whist
drive,
js
held
Friday
night
1
t.f
Norway.
Nels
..us
master
of
cere-'
tl,(.
(
ominittw
in
ui
Oscar
Oiske.
K:i.it
fc'lutta,
.ra-Vtr,
Mrs.
Oitn-,nd
V.ii--
A
Iknrick-
first
Spring
and
Scherk.
'within
one
point
of
them,
12-11,
COHDmoNl
'
umas
I
years
ago,
enjoyed
her
flight
the
other
day.
Her
sole
regret
was
that
the
pilot
didn't
mop
the
loop.
The
officials
had
a
field
day
.
as
the
Tinal
quarter
began,
in
as
they
called
67
fouls,
tops
for
'
the
fourth
People's
were
out-the
past
two
seasons.
played
and
out-fought
as
High
Brownwoods
took
70
shots
and
School
round
their
Shooting
eye
mide
1G.
The
nmde
17
of
42
and
Hauiilloil
led
them
to
their
1
Senior
jT"
;
w
Co-op
11
Brownwoods
7
Pet.
:
.786
.40.7
.385
.357
L
3
8
8
9
gBrJWgMI
FLOORING
FIR
OR
HEMLOCK
L
Pet.
free
throws.
.
win.
INTERMEDIATE
High
School
took
51
shots
and
F
hio;.
had
a
handful
md
l0-
They
made
8
of
7
free
they
squeaked
through
to
their
throws.
People's
took
37
shots
win
over
Stone's.
Stones
checked
and
made
6.
They
made
2
of
7
them
close
and
were
rushing
,
f"ee
throws,
them
on
their
shoU.
In
the
first:
Jl'NlOR
quarter
the
play
was
slow
with'
In
tne
Junior
game
Rupert
each
team
weak
on
their
shoot-;
Holel
pinned
another
defeat
on
ing.
Stones
led
at
the
quarter
High
School
but
not
before
the
0-5.
In
the
second
quarter
the
latter
had
given
them
a
scare
ni:iv
was
even
with
hni.h
teams1
and
had
held
the
lead
at
the
Savoy
'
5
Bo-Me-Hi
5
Intermediates
W
Fashion
Footwear
...12
Merchants
9
High
School
7
Morgans
7
.750
.643
.4ii7
SIDING
AU.
TYPES
SASH
'
'
,
AND
DOOR
4
5
8
9
Stones
3
12
.200
nil
.'
n
Product
of
Gonoral
Po4i
Ladies
,
W
L
Pet.
Whtr
dog
(sMk
rt
1-.,
5
and
SAb.
kt
.
.
.
.-i!l
Complete
Hnpplv
f
(icncral
Con
strut
lion
working
the
ball
and
waiting
fur
clear
shots.
Fashion
edged
into
the
lead
17
to
14
when
half
time
came.
In
the
third
quarter
the
Dom's
10
3
.7i'.9
People's
9
5
.643
High
School
7
6
.538
Complete
Meal
for
all
Dogs
D2
three-quarter
mark.
In
the
first
half
the
play
was1
even
although
Rupert
Hotel
had
the
better
In
shooting
and
took
a
13
to
6
lead
at
half
time.
In
the
third
quarter
High
Schoo
came
alive
and,
led
by
Hamilton
who
scored
all
his
7
points
In
this
quarter,
went
Into
a
16-13
lead
while
holding
Rupert
It
Pays
to
Advertise
i
!"
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News!
Miller
Bay
0
12
.000
Junior
W
L
Pi
t
North
Star
13
1
.929
Kinsmen
4
.092
Rupert
Hotel
,
5
10
.333
play
was
aggressive
with
more'
buttling
for
the
ball
than
team
work
and
good
shooting.
Fash
ion
led
at
the
quarter
24
to
19.
In
the
final
quarter
the
scoring
picked
up
as
Fashion
started
to
increase
their
lead
but
Stone's
kept
right
on
their
heels.
Fashion
held
on
to
the
play
and
held
the
lead
until
the
final
hilpott,
Evitt
and
Co.
Ltd.
TERRACE
P.-T.
IN
SESSION
TERRACE
Plans
f
r
the
school
operetta
were
advanced
last
Thursday
even
at
the
Par-
tion
of
the
Parent
Teachers'
1
Federation
and
resulted
In
12
to
10
against.
A
resolution
con-cerning
the
need
of
a
dentist
here
will
be
forwarded
there.
Mrs.
Mcllroy
was
appointed
convener
for
the
Earter
tea.
j
An
enjoyable
talk
on
remedial
reading
and
phonics
was
given
by
Mrs.
Mcintosh,
Graclt
.072
High
School
1
13
Hotel
to
no
score.
In
the
final
quarter
the
High
School
defence
weakened
a
bit
and
Jor-tian
brought
his
team
Into
the
j
lead
and
they
never
lost
It.
BASKETBALL
PHONE
651
I
ent
Teacher
Association
meet-
Prince
Rupert's
I
Finest
Kating
Place
BROADWAY
CAFE
I
BEST
FOOD
Baily
dated
that
Three
teacher.
Two
Questions
in
'
ing
when
Mrs
TIME-TABLE
FOR
the
I
sewing
bees
had
lnir
arranged
l-.
lUn
t
sed,
seu.
one
iesuitiux
ui
iuc
in
SINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
March
12
rcorth
Rupert
Hotel
took
51
snots
and
made
12.
They
scored
8
of
18
free
throws.
High
School
took
45
shots
and
made
9.
They
scored
4
of
7
free
throws.
Individual
scoring:
Senior
Brownwoods
Shier
23,
Lav-
quiries
being
instituted
with
re
olar
5.
!
ior
uie
niu&iiig
ui
hjv
tiumiai
vs.
Hijih
costumes.
She
asked
for
old
Kinsmen,
Merchants
gard
to
a
residential
school
in
evening
gowns
to
be
made
over,
Workmen
ONLY
School,
Co-op
vs.
Savoy.
Terrace.
Hmh
also
40
pairs
of
stockings
to
be
J.
CHENEY
March
15--Kimmen
vs
BEST
COOKlMc.l
re-sewn
and
dyed
for
the
chil
1
DENTIST
dren
as
well
as
scraps
of
crepe
FIRST
PHONE
EXCHANGE
Pioneer
!ryhack
Coats
S8.25
to
make
flowers.
The
first
telephone
exchange
SMITH
BLOCK
PO.
Bm
1401
FOR
YOUR
HOCK
and
CONCIiKTF.
WORK
CALL
BLU?
939
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
in
Canada
was
opened
In
1878
A
request
from
the
United
,nurcn
Sunday
School
for
the
mt
pturtity
at
Hamilton,
Ont.
Pioneer
Dryhack
Pants
Sfl.95
Khaki
Coveralls
$5.45
Ienim
Pants,
8-oz
$3.50
Penim
Pants.
9-or,.
.
..
$3.75
School,
High
School
vs.
Doms.'
Stones
vs.
Merchants,
Savoy
vs.
-o-Me-IIi.
March
19,
21
Play-off
semi-March
2G,
2!.
April
2
Play-oil
iinals.
The
following
unscheduled
Intermediate
tames
to
be
piaycy
if
they
affect
final
standings-Morgans
vs.
Merchants,
High
School
vs.
Fashion.
(mm
loan
of
the
film
strip
camera
recently
purchased
by
the
-F.T.A.
Tor
the
school
to
show
religious
slides
was
to
be
passed
on
to
he
School
Board,
as
Mrs.
Ken-
j
WAY
THE
ULTIMATE
IN
SOCKS
LEEDS,
Eng.,
(P
Everlasting
socks
they
don't
need
mending
and
show
no
sign
ot
weai
nedy,
liaison
officer,
reported
a
Specialty
CHINESE
DISHES
FOR
TAKE-HOME
ORDERS
PHONE
200
'
J,
BLACK
r,NC
v.t
.....w,
,ft
.i(
thA
nm-
after
more
than
a
years
use
BRYDGES
and
McLEAN
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS
AND
AUDITORS
i.
mr
I)(
livery
Needs
perty
of
the
School
Board.
!
have
been
perfected
in
Leeds
A
closed
vote
was
taken
on
University
Textile
Department
whether
to
send
a
delegate
to
under
Prof.
J.
B.
Speakman.
the
Vancouver
Faster
eonven-
Production
will
start
shortly.
i
KEPT
BAKERIES
CLEAN
!
The
sanitation
of
English
bakeries
was
spc-ciaiiy
regulated
by
law
in
18G3.
608
WEST
THIRD
AVENUE
Denim
Coveralls,
8-oz.
S5.1
Denim
Kin
Coveralls
.
$4.65
Denim
Smocks
$4.85
Blue
a."vl
White
Boilermaker
Coveralls
"
$4.05
Khaki
Pants
-Group
1
$4.50
Khaki
Pants
-
Group
2
$4.89
Painters'
Overalls
$4.95
Sleelbilt
Pants
$4.75
Moleskin
Pants
$5.95
Heavy
Humphry
Fishermen's
Pants..
$11.95
Dioulilr
Diamond
Pants
$5.45
Ironman
Pants
$5,511
UuniUMkltiirn
Pants
...
S8.50
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
:ow
cAiiS
Hour
Service
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fl'llONT.
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1
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kuh
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fwf
pricet
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lu'ep
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niewns
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fit."
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fel
rijilil
ami
work
rijiltt
to
be
in
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noney.
OU
CAIVT
if
you're
liool.leil
liy
irregularity
iloe
1o
lack,
of
bulk
foods
in
vliat
)ou
eat.
Post's
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help
provide
penile,
natural
laxative
action.
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make
food
waste
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prompt
I)
-
keep
you
feelin"
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and
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your
toes.
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nourishment
too
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iquor
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Repairs
Gcnaral
fqpdi
are
made
Willi
other
parln
ol
wlieai.
And
flavorful
'Post'
Bran
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make
good
eating
ecery
morning,
lirae
or
regular
pai-k-
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Besner
Block
Phone
BLUE
442
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