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4,
1943
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Ruth'
Greatest
Moment
caSred
AMPS-This
smiling
quartet
has
good
reason
for
the
wide
grins.
They
thersi
weefe
ReSein
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f
Wgh
SCh01
CUrling
bonspiel
ln
Edmonton
last
Jack
lil-
Thompson,
TaUh&n'&nA
Fred-Langen,
haillng
from
Humboldt,
left
to
right,
they
are:
Skip
Belfour
Laskin
and
.ferry
Fletcher
(CP
Photo.
BURNS
WIN
IN
PLAY-OFF
tft
"-'-Mit
Sport
Shots
An
imaginary
1949
National
League
pennant
flies
these
days
over
Buckhorn
mineral
wells
the
Phoenix,
Arizona,
desert
resort
where
the
New
York
Giants
i
.
ug
uusiiuu
against
winter
(poundage.
It
was
hoisted
there
by
optimism-
not
the
rah-rah
pre-game
locker
room
brand
but
a
silent.
imnrSiv.
that
is
nuzzlins
nnlv
hecause
n
1
.....
......
jas
oeen
given
Dirtn
oerore
bat-i
and
balls
have
come
out
ut
win-
ter
er
storace
Sl0lae-
lnere
ls
rirm
conviction,
for
J
instance'
in
the
way
Larry
Jan-
Ken
"presses
it:
"We've
got
j
FOIt
RENT
Furnished
room
843
9th
Ave.
West.
(50,
HELP
WANTED.
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to
Marine
Fitter
Trade
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er.
Apply
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lost
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keys
in
small
leather
case.
Will
finder,
plea.se
leave
at
Dally
News
PLUMBING
Installations
and
Sf
V;
SHEET
META!
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WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel
Roof-lriR.
Letuneau
Sons.
09
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
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MACHINFKY
FOH
SALE
iO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited.
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf,
TENDERS
WANTED
TENDERS
WANTED
Tenders
will
be
received
bv
the
undersigned
until
March
31st,
1949
for
the
purchase
of
Lots
twen-tv-seven
(27)
twenty-eight
(28)
and
twentv-nine
(29)
Block
forty-one
(41)
and
including
the
two
storey
build-
Elks
Hall
in
the
Village
of
simmers,
irovinep
nr
Hnt.is
n
1
miiimhi
TpnriBro
.
m7.
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Wl.
for
lots
only,
building
only
or
lots
and
building.
Lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
L.
If.
Evans.
P.
O.
Box
94
Smithers,
B.
C.
INFORMATION
WANTED
For
the
purpose
of
closing
an
estate
information
is
being
sought
as
to
the
present
whereabouts
of
one
James
Garnett,
Jr.,
who
was
last
heard
of
as
an
employee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
in
the
year
1920
or
1921.
Any
information
available
would
be
appreciated.
Please
phone
14
between
9:00
and
5:00
or
write
Box
658.
(56)
1
MANY
ENTER
TOTEM
GOLF
JASPER-Runnmg
t
a
unon
tj
,
it
..i
the
United
Nations
or
handing
down
final
decision
on
the
oleo
question
is
all
stuff
compared
to
the
headache
that
faces
Arthur
Kirk,
chairman,
of
the
t.nnrnn-
.
.
,
i
ment
committee
,,t
in
charge
of
the
I
uuii
uui
luiem
role
UOU
lOUina-1
.
.
.
the
BASKETS
Doh
Forward's
latest
extrava-
eanza
t.hp
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jo
mart-
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ing
therii
from
far
and
near
these
'
days
so
maybe
a
word
or
so
on
I
the
operation
of
the
show
tnight
PromPt
the
development
of
some
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n;hn
mn
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name
TAf
thcnii-nlt,,,,.
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There
are
no
catchps
to
tw
.
...
entry
blanks.
No
box
tops
fiom!
your
favorite
cereal
fact
is
one1
doesn't
even
have
to
eat
cereal.
'
All
one
has
to
do
is
allow
hi-J
name
to
be
put
on
the
list
and
nervously
await
his
,
tun:
u.
the
lights.'
.
.
T
I
have
had
,
my
chance
and
iuuiiu
Llliiu
11,
is
iiol
JUSI
.a
case
of
scoring
baskets.
It's
a
test
of.
When
the
late
Babe
Ruth
trudged
Into
the
shadows
of
re-
r"8
heels,
our
theatre
of
American
sports
lost
a
player
and
an
actor
who
may
never
be
re-
placed.
It
is
more
tnan
a
decade
since
the
greatest
Yankee
of
'em
ail-not
to
mention
the
most
colorful-character
a
century
of
our
national
pastime
has
produced
was
at
his
bombastic,
belting,
slam-bang
best.
And
that
was
tops
in
any
league.
For
the
Babe
was
not
only
an
amazing
athlete
a
thlck-thewed.
contemptuous,
cocksure
Colossus
of
clout
who
made
more
records
than
a
phonograph
factory
but
he
was
also
an
accomplished
actor,
a
thumping
Thespian,
a
veritable
Barry-more
of
the
bat.
He
frolicked
around
in
the
outfield,
with
his
blubbery
torso
bubbling
above
his
spindly
legs,
razzing
the
lans,
encouraging
his
teammates
and
shouting
delightful
unprintables
at
his
opponents.
In
n
short
snon
.the
."e
hie
big
lei'ow
iei!ow
eninv.H
enjoyed
vv,
!
himself;
he
had
fun
and
the
customers
loved
it
and
him.
j
reached
his
hiatl-i,.v,i
v,..;,.i
one
autumn
....
ofi,jn
1..
-
Mitviuuuii
hi
v.
m
caao.
when
he
9i.i..i,ni,i
nounced
to
50,000
people
that
"""i
"'"-
cue
01
nig
iam-
ous
home
ro
nu
'
y
Q
Second
Third
of
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
Decided
In
a
play-off
last
evening
with
Continentals,
Burns
won
rvio
co,a,i
tui.j
t,
.
-
llu
wmu
oi
me
Mens
fi.r-
Tl
;
T-
butchers
won
twn
a9m.s
t
nn
i
.,
.
,
"
lle
first
being
close,
1100
to
103a-
and
the
second
1256
to
1002
!
ln
a
wall
whie
the
deciding
ses-
I
S10n
was
a
hoUy
contested
af-1
lair
with
the
Continentals
edg
-
lne
out
on
ton
1149
tn
1101
i
"
.
,
High
aggregate
for
thre?
!
sanies
was
aw
oy
'
nnninger
of
,
w,
!
had
the
high
single
game
of
293
1
individual
scoring
was
as
fo'
strength,
nerve
and
there
e
is
is
allows
allows:
,
everytning.
Give
us
a
break
01
Although
his
whole
career.,
on
during
the
season.
We
ll
i
and
off
the
field,
was
one
con-195
be
in,"
said
the
lean
righthand-
j
tinuous
and
highly
theatrical
i
TOR
S.iLk
FOR
SALE
New
Articles.
Klec-
mi;
iimi-rs,
i-ress
irons.
Mot
Plates.
Heaters,
Cutis
and
Saucers,
Kitchen
Stoves
at
real
savins
prices.
Sen
B.C.
Furniture.
m,
FOR
SALE
Used
Furniture,
Office
Fixtures
arid
Hardware,
Underwood
Typewriter.
in
best
condition.
Radios
194H
models,
Kitcnen
Chairs.
:ml
Heaters,
Klwtrie
Heaters.
Utp-MiiT
Himia.
Indies'
K'nr
Coat
$7.iT0.
Other
iir-ffuf
household
articles
at
tite
lowest
prices.
See
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
t!
FO
RSAI.B
Chevrolet
panel
truck.
Suite
15.
Mclntyre
Blk.
,
'
(tf)
HOl'SES
FOIt
SAI.K
EXCELLENT
family
lmme,
8
rooms
and
full
basement
with
l'a
lots
near
schools
and
stores,
fully
furnished
including
Bendix
Washim
Machine
New
Combination
Radiu,
Oil
Range,
Eleetroiux.
Full
price
$5500.00
with
some
terms
5
ROOM
house
inside
bridge
with
view,
hardwood
floors,
basement
and-
-furnace.
Before
buying
call
ut
our
of-tice
on
Third
Avenue
across
from
,the
NBC.
Power
Co,
and
'tell
us
what,
you
are
looKina
ior;
ivtia
Knows,
we
may
be
able
to
.help
-yon.
iiUDcrti
.
MUNTAUOli
LTD
-
(
55
FOR
SALE
1938
Chevrolet
uoupe
$850.
First
class
condi
tion;
193G
Terraplane
Sedan
bZi,
good
shape;
1935
G.M.C.
Panel
Truck
$575.
Appiy
Dan's
Service
Station.
(54)
FOR
SALE
Three-piece
Maple
Studio
Lounge
Suite
with
matching
Coffee
Table,
$125.
Phone
Red
819.
(50)
FOR
SALE
-Lumber
$10.00
per
truckload,
delivered.
Phone
Blue
83ii.
(531
FOR
SALE
Second
hand
shingles
in
good
shape.
Phone
Black
(i65
or
Blue
505.
(57)
FOR
SALE
Thriving
Hair-dressing
business
at
Burns
Lake,
B.C.
Fully
equipped
shop
for
immediate
cash
sale.
Apply
Mrs.
M.
H.
Holmes,
Decker
Lake,
B.C.
(65)-
FOR
SALE-PooPTable,
4'x8'.
Good
condition.
Includes
cues,
balls,
racks,
counter
etc.
First
$125..00
takes
this
bargain.
Apnly
119
8th
Ave.
East
or
Boxi
1485
city.
(57(
FOR
BALE
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
lioon
of
Wedncsdrry
of
March
10,
1949,
J
for
the'
purchase
of
a
trap
line
belonging";
to
the
estate
of
George
WiJUam
Hoult,
deceased,
.situated
Range
5,
Coast
District,
mencing
at
SE
corner
Lot
MEtt0KTE
corner
Jj0J
fit!!
NW
to
SE
comer
Lot
3990:
SW
to
SE
corner
Lot
3?!;
w
.t0.N.E
crier
Lot
iiuj;
s
10
sw
corner
Lot
5144;
E
to
SE
corner
Lot
5964;
pMm,
ui
v,uiinuciu;eiiu-iio,
in-i
cluflins
intervening
tprrltm
.
except
private
proper
tv
Highest"
or
any
tender
not
!
necessarily
accepted.
..Terms:
strlctlv
cash
Tenders
British
Subjects
only
can
considered.
GORDON
F.
FORBES,
Official
Administrator,
Administrator
of
Estate
of
George
William
Hoult,
deceased,
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C,
(541
FOR
SALE
7
room
house
and
1
Dain,
eiectnc
lights,
3
lots
in
1
garden.
On
main
street
Will'
'
exchange
for
home
in
Prince
;
Ruoert
Write
R
Hensnn
Mns.
;
ouli
nn
,
.i.-.
u.w.
1,1
I
FOR
SALE
Baby
Buggy,
like
new,
also
used
baby
bed.
1421
Overlook
Street.
(55)
FOR
SALE-
Double
Bed
with
Box
Spring
and
Mattress.
Ap-
ply
Room
35,
Inlander.
(55)
It
Pays
to
Advertise
1
Advertise
ln
the
Daily
News!
a
WANTED
Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
WIM,
COLLECT
THEM
AT
YOUR
DOOR
CARTONED
OR
LOOSE
WE
PAY
CASH
PHONE
950
'
s
-
1
i.uiing,
tn.
.
onvj
!
1..
1
!UD
Play;,
own
mm
1
WlUltwoA
VIcago
r
lr'l!
lt-mon.
.
at
the
u')
ontfk'ld
p,'
tossed
a
fa.
about
etiir
Cub
foi!OT,,
his
big,
(Coot;-
MWS
DR.
Now
MEN'S
ion
fortzed,
m
MEN'S
BP,
steels
am:
;
MEN'S
FNf
ail
wool,
a,
1
MEN'S
HM
now
...
men's
srrrf
stecs.
not
BOTH
Dfnims.
Panls,
SM
BOVS'
SM
from
BOYS'
AU
1
Now
..
BOYS'
PANTS
J
2
to
6
n-
knees,
pe
r.
Johnl
is
There
i
FIB
I
the
ing
o:
LET
l
RISTIOM
Only
Mat1
FOR
SEBJ
SATt
Thom
!
2f-3
FIRST
coiviri
,RTElt
"Better
-1
Tobacco
BRIGHT
'IRGINIA
Ml
-
ri"
.
iim'h
m
m
and
I
(words
he!lartf?one
out
of.Whgley
Field.
The
date
was
October
1,
1932.
was
thhd
...
of
the
Yankee-Cub
World
Series.
The
Yanks
had
won
the
two
open
ing
games
in
New
York
and
had
invaded
Chicago
to
conclude
their
cican-sweep
blitz.
Feeling
between
the
two
teams
was
bitter
because
Ruth,
always
a
fast
fellow
with
a
dollar,
had
publicly
denounced
the
Cubs
an
"a
lotta
cheapskates"
for
confining
their
World
Series
money
to
twenty-four
shares
and
dealing
out
the
popular
Rogers
Hornsby,
their
ex-manager,
and
a
few
others
ln
their
divvy
of
surplus
sugar.
The
big
dramatic
moment
was
the
Yankee
half
of
the
fifth
ennr1:
.-U
03
A
EOT
With
Minora
Blades!
For
comfort
and
speed,
you
ean'f
equal
Minora
in
its
class.
It's
the
quality
blade
in
the
low-pricefioldl
Frs
your
DouBit-eoce
kazoh
Spend
a
pleasant
evening
or
afternoon
bowling
'
with
your
neighbors
AT
THE
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Open
to
general
public
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons
and
evenings.
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Thursday
evening
after
9
o'clock.
.
P.O.
Box
721
J
'V.VAV.V.VV.VAVAV
&
Cabinet
Co.
ON
REQUEST
i
1
,
i
I
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I
;
4
;
f
piayea
nere
eacn
year
in
I
y
xui
pracuce
oi
September.
-
Operation
of.
the'5"1?
sort
80
1
landed
-at
the
gym
BURNS
j
Kinsior
180
250
207two
Halvorsfiii
onn
293
1
Pinnipeg
272
288
Comadina
230
232
249
J-
Comadina
211
192
169
Handicap
.:.
..
,
1
1
1
T,(.)L!-L
-
v
1100
1256
1101
uuiN
i
iKriN
1
ALo
A.
Mathieson
212
214
2(5
S.
Davison
245
168-
151
o.
vucKovicn
im
i9'
211
J.
Rhodes
110
ifii
onn
J-
Paul
I..
231
245
260
Handican
.
20
20
'20
Totals
1035
1002
1142
Civic
Centre
Dates
-
.
SATURDAY
Sports
p.m.
2:00
Teen
Age
Badminton
2:00
Adult
Casual
Badminton
7:00
Teen
Age
Badminton
Basketball
dames
Old
Timers
Series
Special
2:00--Teen
Art
Cit,Sf.-.
INDIA
GOES
AHEAD
NEW
DELHI
-India's
Indus-trial
production
during
l',m
showed
a
15
percent-increase
over
pre-war
levels.
But
it
was
short
of
the
peak
figure
reached
during
1934-44.
world-famous
event
is
limited
to'about
IN
staff
of
moundsmen.
oneinon
Awni
nh
s
-
innoi
v.
.
.
.
Another
righthander
who
will
xi.wiimg
ins
seuona
iuu
year
in
the.
maiors.
echoed
.Tn
,
sentiments.
i
We
are
strone."
he
said.
"They
tossed
their
best
at!
us
last
year
and
we
were
still
up
there
when
Walker
Cooper
was
hurt
and
Mize
and
Thomson
were
having
bad
times.
Give
'.is
less
injuries
and
watch."
To
a
man,
the
batch
of
play
ers
Horace
Stoneham
has
quar
tered
at
Buckhorn,
26
miles
east
of
Phoenix,
appear
to
feel
the
1949
pennant
even
if
embroidered
with
a
few
"If
s"
will
bo
hoisted
over
the
Polo
Grounds
(Continued
fiom
Page
5)
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
mom
37
P.O.
Box
541
ERASER
STREET
1
PRINCE
RUPERT
$15
TO
$75
Fish
ermen!
sugnt
necessity
for
ability
of
sorts.
It
was
entered
,
in
the
N.
coaches'
division.
Coaches
are'r
those
who
spend
fifteen
minutes
1
F.
beiore
each
game
yelling
at
the
top
of
their
voices
about
how
their
boys
are
going
to
play
the
game
then
the
boys
go
out
and
play
as
they
please
for
forty
vven,
i
received
a
call
from
Don
Forward.
lhp
master,
to
appear
in
contest
with
a
Minor
Simundson.
I
took
everything
calmly
and
saw
nothing
but
victory
staring
me
in
the
face.
Being
a
"
coacn,
i-viuA-ij,
id
or
i-.uuiae
course
there
mere
fifteen
minutes
before
1
curtain
time
to
get
used
to
the:
crowd.
When
the
bell
sounded-1
j
found
myself
pitted
against
a
fully
-
trained
"hoop
shooter"
vwnS
gym
khU?s,
i
'VasUy
SHPprior
to
mine,
who
;
naci
nis
hair
slicked
.
back
like
J
a
tonic
ad
and
who
proved
his
training
by
not
taking
his
ryes
off
the.
basket
all
the
time
the
!
announcements
were
being
made,
!
We
got
our
signals
and
out
across
that
vast
floor
I
strode
knowing
I
had
a
job
to
do
and
all
this
was
more
.serious
than
I
had
anticipated.
Now
I
don't
know
yet
whether
Don
Forward
and
this
Minor
fellow
are
re-!
lated
but
whatever
it
was,
every-
'
thing
seemed-to
be
against
me'
and
others
may
'run
into
the
same
trouble
hence
this
information.
I
stepped
up
to
the
lino
and
suddenly
remembered
I
had
left
my
resin
bag
on
the
dresser
(Continued
on
Pa-e
Five)
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FREE
Phone
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25c
per
doitn
paid
lor
empties
labeled
by
any
B.C.
Brewery
Thi
dvcili)tmcn(
it
not
publislid
or
'
,
diipltyed
by
lh
Liquor
Control
Boitdor
by
th
Gfnmil
l
.iiih
Cl(ir,itt,
185
entries
and
today
it
is
reported
here
that
more
than
400
golfers
have
actually
made
application.
Over
a
long
period
of
years
the
Totem
Pole
Golf
Tourna
urna-
ment
has
grown
in
popularity
to
become
one
of
the
great
golf
holidays
of
the
Pacific
North-
west
The
famous
lamous
Si.vpr
faiiver
Tl.mhv
iiophy
has
been
won
by
Canada,
United
cini
-
nmA.
t.i..u
it
-....
...
iiisn
fjuiieis.
une
oi
the
most
famous
golfing
experts
to
win
it
being
Bing
Crosby
of
Hollywood.
Because
of
the
increased
number
of
applications
each
year
it
has
been
necessary
to
place
various
territories
on
a
quota
basis.
The
Seattle
office,
with
quota
of
33
players,
already
has
applications
from
156
golfers.
Victoria,
Vancouver
Edmonton,
Calgary,
Saskatoon,
Winnipeg,
and
the
East
are
under
similar
pressure.
Next
September,
it
will
be
aspirin
tablets
for
Mr.
Kirk.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
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Home
Away
From
Home
60
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
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198
Get
that
high
speed
engine
of
yours
ready
to
do
a
job
this
coming
season.
Avoid
the
last
minute
scramble,
have
us
check
it
over
for
yu.
If
an
overhaul
is
required
we
should
have
the
engine
now
in
order
to
strip
down
and
re
any
parts
that
might
not
be
Immediate
available.
TIME
IS
LIMITED.
We
are
emhpped
for
and
special
in
the
overhaul
of
CHRYSLER
MARINE
ENGINES.
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
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When
that
New
Watch
Notion
....
First
strikes
you
remember
that
there
is
such
a
thing
as
a
store
having
a
reputation
for
good
watches
.
-
.
.
.
.
Also
that
this
is
the
storeEvery
watch
that
we
sell
has
got
to
prove
up
t6
what
we
promise
for
it.
....
Each
movement
Is
factory
tested
and
has
simply
got
to
give
right
service.
.
...
11
you
remember
these
things
you'll
likely
come
here
and
you'll
have
a
good
watch.
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