I
SCHEDULE
CO-OPS
STILL
tNBEATES
Continued
from
Page
4)
Kildal
4,
Greenwood
8,
Thaln
2,
Jordan,
N.
Youngman.
14.
IStfnce
Eupett
Daft?
I3eto3
Wednesday,
December
1,
1948
SAVOYS
SHARE
TOP
PLACE
IN
f&iu-MM.
Friday.
Junior
North
Star
Johnsen
2,
Bather
10,
Simonson
11,
Young
2,
Ket-
Reminiscences
ByWJ.
Reflections
rr
A"
LEAGUE
cheson
2,
Currle,
Sedgwick
4,
Westview
vs.
Mansop'i.
DeJong's
vs.
Annettes,
G.&
A.
us.
Savoy
Swingers.
...
Jan.
3
Westview
vs!-
Taft
&
came
through
for
Dom's
when
she
dropped
in
a
!a-up
shot
just
before
the
final
Ifil
winded.
It
was
an
aggressively
played
game.
All
players
on
these
SCHEDULE
FOR
LADIES'
BOWLS
Dec.
13
Westview
vs.
Scuby's,
"(
Odowes,
Orr.nge
vs.
Aonettes,
neither
sympathy
or
politeness
Neither
costs
anything-.
Courtesy
teams
are
experienced
ahd
this
tends
to
make
the
play
better
and
exciting.
People's
.Store
took
29
shots
and
made
S
field
is
also
free
and
it
is
to
be
looked
for,
anyway.
Somehow,
the
Ma-
The
Charles
M.
Hays
Hotel!
It's
a
name
that
should
endure
and
hold
a
proud
and
honored
place
in
the
history
of
Prince
Rupert.
On
behalf
of
the
new
railway
and
port
of
the
North
Pacific,
he
gave
his
strength,
his
great
abilities
and,
finally,
his
life.
No
man
could
do
more.
dame's
trip
to
the
States
has
a
Walsh
6.-37.
High
School
Vance
4,
Jeffries,
Clark,
Hills
6,
Hamilton
5,
Sheppard,
Forman
4,
Rhodes.
19.
League
standings
to
date:
'
'
-
Senior
W
L
Pel.
Co-op
......
4
0
1.000
SavOy
2
2
.500
High
School
1
3
.250
Browhwoods
1
3
.250
Intermediate
variety
vs.
Savoy
Swmgers,
Scuby's
vs.
G.
ti
A.,
Manson's
vs.
DeJong's.
'
1
;
Jan.
10
Westview
vs.
DeJong's,
Scuby's
vs.
Savoy
'Swingers,
Annettes
vs.
G.
St
A.,
Man-son's
vs.
Taft
St
Odowes
Variety
vs.
Orange.
'
'.'
chilly
feeling.
Kind
words
but
ter
no
parsnips.
i
Orange
vs.
Savoy
Swingers,
Variety
vs.
DeJong's,
Manson's
vs.
Annettes,
Taft
&
Otifiwes
vs.
G.
&
A.
Dec.
20
Variety
vf.
6.
&
A..
Westview
vs.
Annettes',
Scuby's
vs
DeJong's.
Orange
vs.
Man-son's,
Savoy
Swingers
vs.
Taft
&
Odowes.
Dec.
27
Variety
vs.
Taft
&
Odowes,
Scuby's
vs.
Orange,
F
goals.
Dom's
took
30
shots
and
scored
7
basket.
JUNIOR
LEAGUE
North
Star
of
the
Junior
League
garnered
their
fourth
win
with
an
easy
37
to
19
vie
tory
over
High
School.
The
Savoy
Swingers
joined
the
eilte
of
the
Ladies
A"
Bowlin
League
this
week
on
the
strength
of
three
victories
over
Westview
and
are
now
tied
for
top
place
In
the
standings
with
DeJong's
and
Oordon
and
Anderson
with
seven
games
won
and
three
lost.
DeJong's
entered
the
week's
session
with
an
unblemished
record
In
the
current
"schedule
fix
wins
and
no
losses
-b'i.
dropped
two
of
the
three
gamo.
to
Gordon
and
Anderson.
A.
McMeekin
of
Annette.
'who
has
been
pillnn
up
hi-.-h
individual
scores
of
late,
outdid
herself
Monday
night.
She
touk
both
the
single
game
high
score
with
A
mfirp-t
hu
n-aot
ii.-fvi.-w,
oi-n
Tojo.
a
former
premier
ot
Japan,
should
have
had
ft
nervous
prostration
a
week
ago.
Fact
Is
he
has
no
excuse
for
not
having
suffered
..half
a
dozen
It
is
officially
announced
that
Washington's
welcome
to
Madame
Chiang
Kai-Shek
will
lac
Classified
advertising
alway
brings
results.
!
,-
....
......
W
L
Morgan's
2
1
opening
quarter
was
close
with
severe
attacks
already.
Tojo
has
if
MOW
High
School
having
the
better
Fashion
2
1
Pc:.
.667
.667
.6G7
.667
a
tough
war
record
and
was
Handicap
5
50
56
Totals
792
778
917
of
the
play
although
they
were
Merchants
2
l
behind
at
the
end
"of
It
6-4.
High
High
School
2
1
WESTVIEW.
School's
ball
handling
showed
Stone's
0
.000
M.
Fivxin
121
107
206
Gift
f.
Wallace
134
71
Improvement.
From
then
oh
Ladies
sentenced
to
be
hanged
after
a
square
trial.
OK.
Oentlemen,
Pray
proceed!
But
this
business
of
suspended
suspension
this
solemn
promise
of
certain
hanging
or
ah
indefinite
series
of
cancellations
is
enough
ts
yourself
in
for
a
merit.
Order
carets
,
them
In
time
for
mailing
IS
H
Pet.
A.
Parxer
156
187
95
O.
Thum
136
132
129
t.
Mastell
Ia8
l.itt
248
S
Hartwi!
'
113
H
mclieao
42
42
14
W
.
4
?s
.
1
Dom's
High
School
People's
Store
.......
.niJjnS
JiJJ
j
and
rolled
up
a
remarkable
three
game
total
of
820,
averaging
275
for
the
triple.
Taft
and
O'Dowes
3,
Orange
0
1.000
.750
.2-iO
.000
TutalN
747
C95
805
North'
Star
started
tolling
and
their
offense
scored
quickly
as
they
broke
through
the
defense
of
High
School.
Bather
was
tops
for
North
Star.
Hamilton
and
Hills
played
w?ll
or
High
School.
North
Star
took
49
shots
and
five
one
the
willies.
Hang
ToJ-
as
high
as
Haman
either
that,
or
show
him
the
honorable
dooi
.
iiiting
To
those
who
have
lived
in
Miller
Bay
0
Junior
W
North
Star
4
Kinsmen
3
Rupert
Hotel
1
High
8chool
0
SAVOY
D.
MacPhee
271
223
177
.
Knutson
130
114
188
P.
Men.ies
i..
80
189
229
I.
H:rickson
201
193
161
R.
McCuiJuin
108
139
211
HrinjicUp
;..
6
6
6
'iutals
790
804
97z
SCUBY'S
J.
Thornton
132
152
248
(default.
Savoy
Swingers
3,
Westview
0.
Oordon
and
Anderson
2,
De-Jong's
1.
Scuby's
2,
Annettes
1.
Manson's
2,
Variety
V
hNEB
BLOCK
L
Pet.
0
1.000
1
.750
3
.260
4
.000
Prince
Rupert
for
30
years
and
scored
17
baskets.
High
School
longer,
the
scenic
environment
I
tried
46
shots
and
made
9
fifeld
goals.
Individual
scoring:
Senior
can
be
thought
of
as
old
stuff.
Sounds
a
bit
unfeeling.
But-summer
tourists,
providing
they
could
find
creature
comforts
VI
KT
STEAMER
ICE
GEORGE
Co-op-Fitch,
Dominato
5,
H.
Sleeves
108
201
157
G.
Van
Meer
119
203
190
D.
Woods
202
100
120
B.
Uick-
126
195
199
Handicap
16
16.
'
16
for
f
:;
A
LEADING
LADY
HOUSECOATS
Iienge-lnes
in
gay
patterns
.a'!
:
plain,
fine,
all-wool
housecoats
available
..in
your
choice
of
floors.
.
1
For
those
gay-
party
nighls
before
Christmas,
a
DANC,'E
DRESS,
trimmed
..with
Bugle
..Beads
..or
..Sequin
will
bring
sparkles
to
her
eyes.
In
all
popular
sizes...
HANDBAGS,
like
the
Dance
Dresses,
are
new
arrivals
at
..our
.
store.
Styles
Ito
please
evry
riscriniinii1-ing
taste-
s
and
entertainment
in
line
with
Lindsay
9,
MacPhee
12,
Baynon
COOL
CLIMATE
South
Africa
is
cooler
than
many
countries
In
the
northern
hemisphere
because
of
its
elevation
and
comparative
927
936
'49
would
remain
longer
than
SAILS
FOR
dCOUVER
12,
Holkestad
5,
Alexander.
43.
Bo-Me-Hi
D.
Scherk
-7,
Olson
VARIETY
I.
Knstjansson
....
98
104
96
I
Lvkeeaard
.
191
181
228
R.
CliriKliansen
....
125
185
90
A.
McLean
2U3
la2
liia
Low
score
91
121
14
f
Handicap
09
)9
K9
!
Totals
717
872
7(i3
MANSON'S
T.
Dell
199
119
183
:
R.
Coweill
Ill
lo4
250
:
B.
Rudderham
..
.
81
148
115
i
H.
MacLeod
174
111
102
s
D.
Rudderham
161
190
211
Totals
703
ANKETTESU.
'
M.
.Montgomery
....
206
M,
Windle
81
A.
McMeekin
369
a
couple
of
hours.
There
;
are
scores
''
attractions
around
135
112
194
2t!3
Prince
Rupert,
unobtainable
in
12,
Spring
5,
Davidson,
Flaten
7,
RWLDIATE
PORTS
Sunberg,
Carlson,
Webster
.-31
Intermediate
190
E.
Smith
Zoo
226
THURSDAY
151
929
P.
DR-kens
184
203
Handicap
1120
914
Stone's
Dumas
3,
McChesney
at
11:15
p.m.
the
stifling,
dusty
east.
Pathfinders,
having
'
been
here
so
long,
do
not
see
them.
But
others
would.
W
mi
KETCHIKAN
4,
Smith
2,
Christoff
8,
Marshall
1,
Krlstmanson,
Wench
2,
Younj
1
21.
High
School
Webster
9,
S.
SDAV
M1DMC.HT
nervations
Write
or
Call
196
180
121
157
16i
30
DE
JONG'S
A.
Pierce
188
183
K.
Moxlev
1d2
189
A.
Wruthall
122
131
J.
Shenton
221
163
V.
Wrathalt
132
185
Handicap
30
30
Totals
843
881
The
November
rainfall
In
Vancouver,
to
the
30th,
was
11.73
Scherk
17,
'
Sunberg
12,
Bill
4
inches
This
is
Just
passed
along
h
,
aa
on
liaivi
t
i
r
Wnftm
n
1
1.
in
UrKti
t
'
w
iR
DEPOT
OFFICE
845
E
RUPERT,
B
C.
GORDON
and
ANDERSON
8.
Ramsav
191
187
lflfi
Martlnsen'
Van
PU.
get
Into
a
sweat,
anyway,
jut
5f2rpe'
because
some
water
falls
from
,
103
157
!
the
sky?
You
can't
say
It's
news
'
,
A
...
Dun
n',
Rtni
Will
3
niiman
Your
Rest
Rating
Place
1B8;
I.
Garner
259
141
B.
Smith
1C2
144
L.
Anderson
,..
-
97
78
C.
Barrle
"...
125
194
Handicap
....'..,....
41
41
Tot'als
873
78a
Sweet
i
Sixteen
Ltd-
lb
not
in
this
part
of
the
earth,'
"...
7
-
Select
your
gift,
pay
a
deposit
and
when
you
wish
to
pick
up
your
purchase.,
use
our
Personalized
Budget
Plan
for
easy
payment.
No
Interest
No
Carrying
Charges.
41
althoueh
it
miht
he
In
north-.
"Owe,
uuainicn
,
mei.eou
904
mm)
mm
ern
Australia.
,
Quick,
L.
Youngman.
13.
,
Dom's
Hamilton"
4,-Husoy
2
96
TAFT
&
O'DOWES
J.
Novak
281.
184
J.
MeKenna
80
137
D.
Nelson
162
92
143
AHt
PASSLNGEItS
jlY
'
To
Vancouver
A.
Lavlck,
O
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
11
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
-Banquet
Hall
for
Luncheons,-
Dinners
and
Parties
Chinese
Dishes
BROADWAY
G
Maundrell
164
118
IN
THK
SUPREME
COURT
OK
BKIT1SH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
III
the
MMtif
of
the
"
Administration
Art"
And
Handicap
.
...
.
...
904
832
833
1
Robertson,
M.
Oliver,
K.
Raz-
Mitchell
&
Currie
K.
Keid
201
225
229
zeU
.
.
.
kvoy
Totals
u
06
ooo
ORANGE
In
th
Matter
of
the
Wtmle
f
t'ranfc
To
Sandspit
H.
Thorn.
From
Vancouver
K.
Haz.eil
H.
D.
Foster.
'
i
hiiitinrr.
urtva.
Intetate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
OieW
of
lJfiulllt.
I
LADIES
"A"'
I.KAdl'E
ktiiii;
.
Hb
Honor
Judffe
W.
O.
Fulton.
Loral
.
From.
SandapiU-E.
Gourde,
k
Dtel
CAFE
Lehoux,
M.
Ray,
M.
Radsoiy,
A
LIMITED
Phone
363
Bor.suk,
M.
Beaton,
G.
GaUke.
T.
Jerosz,
J.
Parish,
K.
'
Judge
of
the
supremo
Court
or
British
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
24th
day
of
November.
A
D.
1948.
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Prank
Chudinec.
late
of
Oceaa
Falls.
British
Coltimbln.
ho
died
oil
or
about
the
3rd
dajr
of
September.
1948
at
Ocean
Falls.
British
Columbia
608
3rd
Ave
W.
Phone
200
FLOOR.
COVERING
Just
received
a
larfe
shipment
of
excellent
ptterrs
in
linoleum
by
the
yard
and
rug.
Drop
in
and
see
the
display
in
our
basement
department.
i
liUILDKKS
Zarelli,
Prop.
7
P.O.
Box
54
1
i
W
L
P
DeJong's
7
2
.7
I
Gordon
&
Anderson
7
2
7
iSiivov
Swingers
7
2
7
Scubv's
6
3.6
:
Annette's
4
6
4
,
Manson's
4
5
.4
jTatt
and
O'Dowes
4
5
4
'
Westview
3
6
3
1
Variety
3.6
3
I
Oi
aime
0
9
0
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
ISER
STREET
POPULAR
WITH
HUNTERS
me
estate
are
required
to
pay
CONTRACTORS
NCE
RUPERT
During
normal
years.
mori
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
f.wthurh
inH
nil
nArnnni
having
,
Shotgun
Shells
are
fired
at
rab-
ciaims
against
the
said
estate
are
I
bits
than
any
Other
species
Of
required
to
file
them
with
me
pro'
tenv
verified
on
or
before
the
Slst
North
American
game.
?.:
n
-If
r
tin
Il
l
mil
aiiai
f
ii
n
i
day
of
December,
1948.
falling
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
re-card
only
to
such
claims
of
which
t
MEXICAN
RAIf-O
STATIONS
shall
have
been
notified.
,
.
.
,,,v,o
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
Mexico
has
number
a
larger
.
24ln
dky
of
NoVembr,
mb.
of
radio
transmitters
than
Can-
oordon
fraber
porbes,
Phone
311
McBride
St.
Ulliclal
Aamininraior.
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
(296)
6da
but
less
than
half
the
number
of
receivers..
.
-,
AUTOMATIC
)
DeLuxc
I
DELIVERY-
f
PHONE
422
XMAS
PHOTOS
........................
Order
Early
Chandler
&
CowriII
For
Appolntme'nts
.
PHONE
DAY:
GREEN
389
NITE:
BLACK
615
216
4th
Street
EDiryeir
It's
the
Ecu
CaHe
1.
Handles
all
fabrics.
2.
Easy
on
the
clothes.
3jutomatic
controls
for
heat
,
and
time
3amp
or
bone
dry
within
an
hour.
4.
Handles
18
lbs.
wash
in
one
operation.
5
-
Can
be
used
with
any
washer.
"DONT
DEPEND
ON
THE
WEATHERMAN
FOR
DRY
CLOTHES."
'
,
.
for
Tasty
Meals
Chow
Mein
WW
Chop
Suey
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Orders
Chrlstmos
Carrie
fragrances:
crisp
wintry
air,
spicy
scent
of
pine.
Add
Clue
Grass
Flower
Mist,
O
ASK.
THE
MAN
WHO
BUYS
ONE
-
QUALITY
COUNTS
IN
TANKS
.
,
.
AND
QUALITY
YOU
GET
WHEN!
YOUR
TANK
IS
MADE
BY
;
Please
bear
with
us
famed
fragrance
by
Elizabeth
Arden.
It's
a
wonderful
gift,
in
a
gay
gift-wrapping,
wrm
a
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Gifts
Designed
for
living!
A
Blanket,
a
Toaster,
a
Radio,
J".
a
Heating
Pad
.
.
.
these
are
only
a
few
of
electrical
appliances
that
the
many
modern
make
for
easier
and
hitter
living
.
.
.
gifts
that
go
oh
giving
year
after
year.
Be
sure
BY
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
.
253
East
First
Ave.
Phone
Black
884
THE
T.
Gommercia
Eloto!
TERRACE
to
'
look
them
over
before
yoa
complete
your
Christmas
list!
IF
ir
is
undergoing
extensive
renovation
and
improvements
which
w
ill
niakfc
it
the
smartest
establishment
of
its
kind
in
Prince
Rupert.
Meanwhile,
all
departments
are
carrying
on
business
as
usual
and
we
ask
our
patrons
to
continue
their
favor
and
be
patient
with
us
uhtiT'lhe
job
is
finished
December
18.
Skeena
Restaurant
TERRACE
i
LLOYD
SAUDER,
PROPRIETOR
GOOD
FOOD
,
GOOD
SERVICE
Open
6:30
a.m.
till
midnight.
Closed
9
p.m.
Sundays
DINE
AND
DANCE
;
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
yourselves
'
AFTERNOON
TEAS
3
TILL
8
is
Plumbing
or
Heating
Call
SMITH
&
ELKINS
Phone
174
Box
271
(284)
1-