Basketball
a
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday.
December
11,
1950
and
the
New
York
Yankee'
Vie
Raschi,
who
won
21
and
lost
eight.
Lemon
finished
10th
In
the
Communists
Slay
Innocent
Priest
Pioneer
Woman
Dies
in
Ottawa
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
(Prince
Rupert)
W.
H.
DeBloqulre.
Prince
George;
W.
H.
Traeger,
A.
Roley,
Capt.
Knoop,
A.
V.
Hill
and
Mrs.
E.
Lunn,
Vancouver;
E.
S.
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run
column
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with
a
man
In
the
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percentage
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Shots'
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DUBLIN
a
Details
of
COld-hlnnripd
slaving
of
civilians
and
Comeback
By
Co-Ops
Gordon
&
Anderson
Fade
After
Good
Opening
Start
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Willi
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tnzaoeth
tiizaoeth
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v-wa
n
of
Cleveland
at
3.43.
In
all.
fori
wanton
destruction
of
property
,
well.
Charlottetown;
Mr.
Barkley,
(
lat
late
Wiif-,-
Wilfrid
,v
widow
of
the
R.
tl
fl:
jt
v
i'
it
n
by
Communist
forces
In
the
Kor-j
Bmithers;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Audetiton.
t
Arl
form-
former
resident
...,u.,
of
p
Drat
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pitchers
in
10
or
more
complete
I
Wildest
of
the
hurtera
again
American
League
pitcher
games,
there
were
15
who
were
(was
New
York's
Tommy
Byrne,
found
the
going
unusually
rough
under
the
four-duns
per
game
i
whose
total
Of
160
passes,
how-
ean
war,
are
related
In
a
report
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Rothe,
Wat-1
Rupert.
Funeral
took
nia,J
,
received
here
Catholic
mis-L
"
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by
,
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wr
r,..
Ottawa.
during
the
1950
season,
which
level.
i
ever,
was
an
improvement
of
19
sionary
officials.
.
,
4
,
I
below
hU
total
of
1949.
Alex
Kell-
Terrace;
D.
Th.
rennrr
frnm
Vpr
Rpv
I
--.
-.wiia,
mi.
Co-op
made
strong
comeback
the
the
second
second
ce,tnrl
period
nf
of
Katurdav
Saturday
produced
only
two
20-game
winners
in
the
junior
loop
and
gen
High
winner
for
the
Eeaon
at
!
ner
of
Philadelphia
allowed
the
in
agJt
'
Kuner,'f
iand
Mrs.
P.
Carey
and
children
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T'.vr.v
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night's
nioht
S
basKe.oall
na&Utlsl
I
Olma
game
a
and
n.
IrpnT
keptj
i
2
3
vict-Jries
was
Cleveland's
most
runs,
157,
and
also
was
beat-
erally
raised
havoc
with
trie
The
late
Mrs.
Oration
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
in
19H
sided
here
until
1939,
when
,h.
moved
south
to
live
In
Vancou
ver
About
six
months
ago
ih't
left
the
west
coast
to
make
he'
Maynooth
Catholic
Mission
In
l
"
,
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u-ra
nt
tH
..minn
f
monton;
J.
J.
Gorey,
Toronto:
A.
hurler's
earned
run
averages.
Top
right-handed
ace
Bob
Lemon,
en
the
most
times,
20.
in
a
sharp
the
pace
from
then
on
to
win
handily
from
Oordon
It
Ander-
tail-off
from
his
1949
showin?,
man
in
the
tamed
run
avera-5
who
annexed
otner
nono-s.
ts;D
.
-
i
Catholic
priest
on
a
street
In
Brandstrom,
Seattle;
R.
Cole,
New
Westminster;
O.
A.
Gray
when
he
was
in
the
20-wln
circle,
son
by
a
4
to
26
margin
and
re
'Jm.
Chunchon.
the
arrest
of
tight
tain
undisputed
league
leader
others
and
widespread
damage
anU
R
Bustiaii,
Massct;
D.
Ste
The
pitcher
who
appeared
in
'ship.
phenson,
A.
B.
Anderson
and
J.
column
for
moundsmen
in
10
or
led
in
strikeouts.
170.
pitched
the
288.
tied
at
22
for
more
comple.e
games
as
Cleve-
mof.
innings.
land's
right-hander,
Early
Wynn.
(
most
complete
games
pitched
who
captured
13
decisions
and
1
wt-h
Ga.ver.
and
faced
the
most
lost
but
eight
Ea-lv,
enjoying
his
batsmen.
1.C95.
Lemon
also
allow-best
year
since
1943,
allowed
3.20
ed
the
most
hits.
281.
to
mission
property
"-"auves
in
Ottawa
i
She
la
survived
by
one
daughter,
Mrs.
J.
Verwoerd,
of
Lone
Beach,
Calif.;
one
grandchild
Sister
M.
Annulie,
Kami'
The
dead
priest
is
Father
Peter
Rbillard.
Masset;
C.
G.
Ruff,
most
games
was
Mickey
Harrw.l
Ttte
Hardwaremen
looked
like
the
Washington
left-handed
re-(sure
winners
in
the
lirt
period
Vancouver.
lief
hurler
Mickey
got
into
53!
in
which
they
doubled
the
score
!
Come;'
of
Clogherhead
Ireland
contests,
winning
5
and
losing
9.
12
to
6.
Their
plays
were
clicking
uno
natt
becn
ln
charge
of
a
several
sisters
and
bruth.,'
earned
runs
per
nine-inning
game
to
top
the
ERA
field,
in
f
Whereas
the
1949
which
three
flingers
were
below
isa-
five
men
win
20
Ottawa.
and
newly-created
parish
in
Chun-
The
soldiers
covered
the
bodies
and
and
campaign!
Detroit's
Art
Houtteman
hart
tHe
nicely
Co-op
didn't
seem
to
or
more
niost
annoying
"gopher"
ball
al-
have
any
fight.
In
the
remain-
chon
cltv-
!
wilh
a
rl('e
sack
and
lef
1
th,'m
011
in
in
C
loop
lowing
29
homers,
one
more
i
ing
three
periods
Doc
Montgom-j
H,fre
"
the
story
as
told
by
'
the
street.
;he
three-run
mark
in
1949.
games
in
the
Will
Harrldg
idge
than
the
total
made
off
Lemon
!ery
s
bovs
faded
and
Pn-on
hp-I
Father
Geraghty:
Later,
under
cover
of
darkness
'I
the
1950
season
had
only
two
.
Ned
Garve?
of
St.
Louis,
though
Lemon
had
23
wins
and
11
losses
w
and
Keller.
jcame
more
aggressive
Wnen
the
Red
army
over-ran
'
Kim
escaped
and
made
his
way
Sid
Scherk
and
Ted
Arnrv
i
Chunchon,
Father
Collier
decld-
to
officials
connected
with
the'
For
a
third
straight
season,
potted
some
beautle
to
put
thejed
to
remain
in
hi
parish.
He
mission.
Cleveland
was
lops
in
the
club
.
game
on
k
for
the
umeia.
TU-y
makir.e
his
rounds,'
accom-
J
Father
Oornghty
said
the
fate1
earned
run
average
department,
each
scored
ten
points.
Arnry
(lanled
by
a
native,
Gabriel
Kim,'
of
the
eight
other
priests
was
I
the
Indian
collective
mark
beini
j
getting
all
his
on
swish
&hois
when
Communist
soldiers
spot-
still
unknown.
He
believed,
how-;
3
75.
Detroit
was
second
best
at
from
away
out.
Don
MacDonald
i
ted
them.
They
were
arrested
ever.
they
ere
forced
to
march
ALLACE
4.13,
with
the
pennant-winning
;
played
his
most
effective
gam-;
and
taken
to
the
commander
ol
PHARM
north
with
other
prisoners.
"If
the
full
story
of
this
Korean
war
is
ever
written,"
the
re-
Yanks
thi-d
with
4.15.
Detroit'..
I
of
the
season,
coming
through
the
occupying
forces.
You've
tried
Jhd
f
1
the
rest...
sal
Now,
try
the
After
being
searched
and
de-
staff
led
in
complete
games
with
seven
point,
and
doinj
pitched,
with
72
while
the
Yan-ome
good
work
on
the
refunds.
prived
of
his
personal
belongings,
'
Port
concluded,
"it
will
include
Joe
Davis
had
an
off
night,
scor
kee
moundmen
struck
out
the
largest
number,
712.
Detroit
hurl-ers
were
nicked
for
the
most
homers,
141,
with
most
bases
on
balls
being
allowed
by
Boston's
hill
staff,
748.
,3
DC
J
I
I
including
his
rosary.
Father
Col-
'
many
accounts
of
men
escaping
,
her
was
subjected
to
a
sever,from
the
very
Jaws
of
death.
It
grilling.
Suspected
of
being
an
j
'a
common
to
line
those
ibou
;
American,
he
was
ordered
to
give
,
to
die
along
a
trench
or
drain
j
a
truthful
account
of
the
nature
and
shoot
them
into
it.
But
some'
of
his
work
In
Korea.
j
saved
their
lives
by
falling
Into
,
The
priest
replied
that
he
waa'the
pit
as
the
shots
were
flad
an
Irishman,
solely
occupied
in
and
waiting
there
among
the.
the
spread
of
the
Catholic
faith.
1
dead."
i
But
the
Communist
officer
't
not
satisfied.
1
P
H
O
N
E
7
9
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
9
a.m.
b
SUNDAYS:
12
Noon
h
7
p.m.
to
M
I
MAM
mm
DRY
GIN
It's
made
fy
i
.
Bit
ing
only
one
point
on
a
foul
throw.
Don
Scherk
fattened
his
sea.son
scoring
total
by
9
poinu
with
three
field
baskets
and
three
successful
foul
throws.
Coop
scored
50
percent
of
their
24
foul
throw
chances.
The
Gordon
Si
Anderson
team
fell
down
in
the
shooting
department,
scoring
only
6
of
21
free
throws.
Bob
Gill
was
away
oil
in
his
shooting,
getting
Just
two
in
from
the
key
where
he
has
a
big
advantage.
He
made
the
mo.
from
off
the
backboards
but
they
just
wouldn't
go
in.
Rupert
Hol-kestad
and
Jim
Flaten
worked
hard
for
a
win
and,
along
with
Smith
and
Ciccone,
provided
plenty
of
drive
but
the
rest
of
the
team
just
didn't
have
It.
There
was
a
flare-up
ln
th'.'
final
quarter
when
Flaten
and
Scherk
squared
off
after
a
close
check.
It
was
all
over
in
a
moment
as
Referee
Comad;na
took
control
,
As
fa'
as
th's
reporter
is
concerned
the
highlight
of
the
game
was
Jimmy
Flaten's
gentlemanly
SIXTH
STREET
AM)
THIRD
AYtN
'A':"'"''
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vV
'
Filling
out
an
application
for
a
job,
the
chap
answered
"no"
to
a
question
as
to
whether
he
had
dependents.
"Say
you're
married
aren't
you?"
asked
the
clerk
who
knew
him.
"Oh
sure,"
came
the
answer,
"but
my
wife
ain't
dependable."
The
employer
had
lost
his
patience.
"Lock
here
Jones,"
he
said,
meeting
the
incoming
employee,
"how
is
it
that
you
are
never
on
time
any
more?"
The
employee
hung-
his
head.
"Well
boss,"
he
finally
said,
"it's
really
your
fault
in
a
way.
You've
drilled
us
so
thoroughly
on
never
watching
the
clock
here,
that
I've
lost
the
habit
of
watching
it
at
home."
THE
WORLD
OVER
FOR
IIS
AGE
AND
MELLOWNESS
mMntm.mxvvmi'
M.IKIHED
TO
RIVER
He
ordered
the
two
prisoners
to
be
tied
together,
hands
behind
their
backs.
They
were
then
marched
toward
the
river.
The
priest
was
questioned
again
and
promised
that
his
life
would
be
spared
if
he
told
the
truth
about
the
military
and
political
work
he
had
done.
When
the
priest
repeated
his
previous
reply,
the
two
were
ordered
to
tu-n
their
backs.
A
few
minutes
later
they
were
felled
by
a
burst
from
a
sub-machine
gun.
Father
Collier
was
killed,
but
Kim,
shot
through
the
shoulder
and
throat,
feigned
death.
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YOUR
SHOPPING
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DRY
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XMAS
CANDLES
SHAVING
SETS
COSMETIC
SETS
OlilllllD
AND
aOTTllO
IN
CANADA
There
will
be
ottered
fur
sale
at
i
action
when
he
walked
to
the
free
throw
line
as
Soherk
wa.-i
I
readv
to
shoot
the
foul
and
i
Mrs.
K.
How,
school
teacher
at
Kincolith
on
the
Naas
River,
will
be
a
passenger
aboard
the
Cam-osun
tomorrow
going
to
Vancouver
for
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season.
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INTERMEDIATE
Hi-Greens,
gettine
all
set
for
their
Ketchikan
Junket
on
Wed-nerdav,
looked
as
though
they
were
just
having
another
practice
session
as
they
won
easilv
over
the
Merchants
by
an
overwhelming
9
to
18
score.
During
the
first
quarter
the
Golds
ran
up
a
17
to
6
lead
on
some
soectacula?
shooting
bv
Henrv
Blackabv
and
Freddie
Sl-mensrm
who
shared
12
point.
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pr
hir,uri
:
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au
x
wo-
B0X
B4S-
H'V
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
P.
GARDNER,
CA
A.
L.
BELL,
C
A.
324
Second
Avenue
Box
203
Phone
88
ered
24
per
auart.
Why
pay
j
The
Golds
shooting
was
tops
f.'l
more?
Phone
18
for
dailv
de-
nieht
with
40
percent
of
their
liverv
service.
(M-29)
tries
guPCe.,ful.
Bud
Ratchford
father
of
Miss
Annie'
Heagney
!
wews-
u.,
It
uZl
hiuS11
Mass
will,
FOR
SALE-8-piece
oak
dining
i
Moi
;Slh7
$lUl?m
i
room
suite-
Phone
Blue
Moinsev
risev
at
Church
of
the
An-
610
itwp
(287a)
nunciation
at
9
a
m
tcim
1
was
back
in
the
line-tip
and
he
District
Engineer.
Post
Office
Build
,
.
...
,
I....
V
v
ta,.v
Box
'M
a0.
.11
K!
New
lr
.
.....
.
Westminster.
REAL
ESTATE
niavea
a
nusuinsr
samp
in
seor
10.
Blackabv's
sensational
shoot-
December
12.
Interment
will
fol-'FOR
SALE
Solid
oak
extension
j
ow
at
Fairview
Cemetery.
Rev.
i
table.
3
leaves.
$14.00.
Phone
FOR
RAI.EHnuso
QUAUT?
4
5
rooms
and
ing
netted
him
12.
For
the
losr..
For
Dow
R
li
r
Tinrti
'lan
"plating.
Black
396.
(288p;
I
bath.
Cah
or
terms
C.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
I
Green
fi2fi
Phone
jChristoff
and
Wesch
we-e
th2
irPi
j
only
plavers
with
anv
fight.
The
-...it,v
mi
ui,.vi
IllCI
1
wjiliw
1,
Maiviaii
I
and
Won
MA
furnished
Vacant
Dec.
17.
FOR
8ALE-
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branches
204
4th
F'reet
Phnne
655
Bv
owner
4
room-
'n"it
01
tne
leam
Just
weren
t
m
FOR
SALE
Biue
954
or
Box
501.
(288p)
me
game.
Jl'NIOR
shoe
Hq
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMFS
FOR
SALE
Admiral
portable
ed
house:
concrete
foundation;
electrified
kitchen
and
water
tank:
clear,
level,
completely
fenced
lot:
new
electric
B
C
.
and
at
the
Post
Office
at
New
Westminster.
B.C.
Vancouver.
BC,
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
and
Sandsplt.
BC.
NOTE:
Upon
application
to
the
undersigned,
the.
Department
will
supply
blue-prints
and
specification
of
the
work
on
deposit
of
a
sum
of
10
00
In
the
form
of
a
certified
bank
cheque
payable
to
the
order
of
tha
Minuter
of
Public
Works.
The
deposit
will
be
released
on
the
return
of
the
blue-prints
and
specification
within
a
month
from
the
date
of
reception
of
lenders.
If
not
returned
within
that
period
the
deposit
will
be
forfeited.
.
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
unless
made
on
printed
forms
aupolied
Box
774
Rupert
Hotel
had
an
easy
time
(Pl7&BEST
PROCURABLE
.
in
tun
uti
r,
rr
1
ranne
and
Duo-Therm
oil!
with
Manson's
although
the
heater:
new
inlaid
linoleum
-Linn-belt
Soeedcr
Shovels-1
A
C..
D
C.
and
battery,
brand
Cranes:
Dntulines:
Adams
new.
Snap
at
$40.00.
Phone
i
Road
Graders:
Littleford
Bros
I
Green
631.
(290p
i
Blac
Tod
Read
Maintenance1""
'
Euuioment:
Owen
Clamshell
1
FOR
SALE
1935
Master
Chev
!
Bucicets
and
Rock
Granules'
I
sedan
in
eood
shape,
radio.l
1
h
Smith
Concrete
Ml
xers;
,
heater,
fog-lishts.
Can
be
j
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
i
seen
at
Superior
Auto.
i288p)
Bur.ket
'oades
for
Stockpile!"
1
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Port-!
FOR
SALE
Used
doors.
2'6"
X
Buy
the
furniture
optional.
Immediate
occupancy.
Phone
Blue
697
288p)
jewellers
were
able
to
hold
even
with
them
in
the
first
and
third
periods.
Mackay
was
top
man
for
the
winners
scoring
14.
Mac-Farlane
scored
6
ln
the
first
two
periods
before
getting
banned
This
snvenitoticiic
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
.
ELECTS
WANTED
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agenta
for
the
finest
W
Musical
Instrument
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
Bt.
Ph.
Black
38J
aDie
CentrifuBal
Pumos:
Na-
6'G".
Call
629
5th
West.
Phone
by
th
Department
and
In
accordance
a'l
aa"
'.
Uonal
Dra-dlne
Scraoers
and
Cleaner
Small
suppU1
543.
i
after
a
very
robust
check.
Expert-j
with
condition
set
forth
therein
(tf
Each
tender
must
be
acnxniianled
B.
W.CC
:
'
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
Iron
steel,
brass,
cooper,
lead,
etc
i
Honest
eradlrr.
Promm
pav-!
ment
made.
Atlas
Iron
Si
LOST
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
I
"
Portable
Sawmills;
National
!
Rotarv
Screens
and
Conveyors
I
ence
and
drive
gives
Rupert
Hotel
the
edge
in
the
Junior
division.
The
Manson
entry
was
able
to
get
control
of
the
ball
Just
a
Auttwriw
by
a
certified
cheque
on
a
chartered
bank
In
Canada,
payable
to
the
order
of
the
Honourable'
the
Minister
of
Public
Works,
equal
to
10
per
cent
of
the
amount
of
the
tender,
or
Bearer
Bonds
of
the
Dominion
of
f.un
imormaiion
irom
Na-
jvieiais
Liu.,
zou
rrior
ist..
Van
tional
Machincrv
Co
Limited
LOST
One
9-foot
Lite-Kraft,
j
Vancouver.
B.C.
(tf)
I
painted
blue,
outside
Skeena
;
PHONE
B.C.
Phone
Pacific
!
en
a
thelr
opponents,
but
couver.
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
See
our
Kodak
Camer
Line-up.
Flash
attachments
for
all
Cameras.
Kodacolor
and
Kodachrome
Film.
Developing,
Printing
030
V.
(tf)
mntart
K
...
.'Canada
or
of
the
Canadian
National
,
...
..
,
.
..
to
do
with
it
when
they
did
get
it.
Ralu.a
Compatiy
,nd
,u
consutu'
SERVICE
M
They
have
some
big,
but
very
in
niver
entrance.
Reward
Con-
I
.303
BRITISH
calibre
Reining-1
tact
Vic
Grant,
telephone!
ton,
Savage
and
Winchester!
Black
829.
Grant
and
Newton
'
P-14
bold
action
G-shot
bport-'
Ltd-
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
I
lna
rifles
with
26"
barrel.
Ex-1
(288p)
'
cellent
condition
includina?!
:
..
-!
ent
companies,
unconditionally
guar
FOR
RENT
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
U
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
experienced
players,
who,
one
of
these
days
will
respond
to
the
anteed
as
to
the
principal
and
Interest
by
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
or
the
aforementioned
bonds
and
a
nicely
finished
walnut
stocks7
J-V&i
aiacK
leather
wallet
con
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room
gentleman
only.
Apply
615
8th
West.
(293p)
certified
cheque
If
required
to
make
taining
sum
of
monev
Re.
select
quality,
proof-tested.
up
an
oua
amount.
ward.
Leave
at
Daily
News
of-fice
or
phone
755.
(288p)
S20
-
3rd
Ave.
W.
MARGMtf
Price
only
$27.50.
If
not
satisfied,
return
rifle
at
our
ex-
nnnn-
T
..
..11
F
.
.
.
1
T
'ROOM
FOR
RENT
Gentleman
By
order.
K.
W.
Morton.
District
Engineer.
OPTOMA
aiate"
deiiverv:
win
send
COD.
,
between
Wallace's
I
VTl-Z
heated
Dept.
Store
close
to
town.
Box
844
Department
of
Public
Works,
write
ior
catalogue.
Canada's
Mail
Order
House.
Box
new
Westminster,
B.C.
852,
(tf)
R.
STONB
Ottawa.
Ont.
i
ana
ormes
Drugs,
in
taxi,
on
"any
News.
(tfj
at
Seventh
and
McBride
8t.,j
ladv
s
black
handbag,
contain-
i
srrnTwjVTe
ine
sum
of
monev
keys
and
ftt-utwiajiis
personal
Papers.
Finder
may!
keep
money
returning
other
j
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT
Income
articles
to
Wallace's
Depart-'
Tax
specialist
S
6
Turk
ment
Store.
(289p)
,
Stone
Building.
Red
593
...
I
.2nml
coaching
they
are
receiving,
and
then
this
team
will
definitely
be
heard
from.
Individual
scoring:
Junior
Manson's
Anderson
4,
An-trobus,
Davidson
5,
Webber,
Ped-ersen,
MacKenzie,
Quast,
Scherk
5,
Barnes,
Feness.
Total
14.
Rupert
Hotel
McFarlane
8.
Mcintosh,
Smith
2,
Parnell
2
Sankey
2,
McKay
14,
Helin,
Donaldson,
Lelghton.
Total
23.
Referees
Forward
and
Spring.
Intermediate
High
School
Gold
McChesney
7,
Ratchford
10,
Tait
I,
Sedge-wick,
Kristmanson
7,
Slmonson
FOR
SALE
aew
chesterfield!
beds:
beds
comDlete:
unaint-;
ed
chest
of
drawers;
sewing
machine;
kitchen
stoves:
heaters;
hardware;
coffee
tables,
end
tables;
bedroom
suites;,
brand
new
carpets.
Axminster.
Moving,
Packing,
Crating-Shipping
anal
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
ull
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
PHONES
Black
334
Bed
894
P.O.
Box
1670
FOUND
FOrTwH7n
BUILDERS
&
CONTRACTORS
H.
rt
sizes
2'
x
4'2';
scores
of
other
useful
furniture
at
lowest
prices.
See
B.C.
Furniture.
Black
324.
(tl)
may
have
same
bv
calling
at
'
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
ne
uauv
news
ana
paying
for
t
olra'
metai
worx.
iar
ana
this
advertisement.
(tf)
1
eravel
roofing.
Call
629
6th
west,
rnone
on.
Letourneau
Cor.
2nd
Est.
1910
and
Park
Avenues
P
hoties
60
and
6
FOR
SALE
Coal
and
wood
heater.
Wartime
house
front
and
Sons.
(tf)
PERSONAL
room
style.
Phone
Blue
165.
r
811
.
'
1
WILL
the
person
who
took
light
t7-t-
fiT
n
mm
r
n
foum
..
..
a.i
jivii
phone
P,ie
onil
330
Sen
pickup.
Priced
for
auick
sale.
Hall.
Dec.
10,
plea.se
contact
Louis
Knutsen.
70.
(293c)
pup'
MODERN
Painting
and
Decorating
Soence
'and
Matuik.
Phone
Black
215.
evenings
or
noon
hour.
P.O.
Box
HU.
(tf)
COMPLETE
builders'
supplies,
fast
service.
Lsland
City
Bulld-ine
Supplies.
Blue
820.
(18m)
Call
701
5th
West.
(289p)
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
2"
FOR
SALE
.77
Grey
marine
en
Letourneau,
Nickerson.
Morrison,
Young
4,
Blackabv
12.
Total
49.
Merchants
Wesch
6,
Place,
Jordan
2,
Christoff
4,
J.
Parnell,
Dumas.
E.
Parnell
6.
Total
18.
Referees
Carlson
&
Caderonl.
Senior
Co-op
Hokestad
1,
MacDonald
7.
S.
Scherk
10,
Arney
10.
Webster
6,
D.
Scherk
9,
Davis
1,
Bevnon
2.
Total
46
Gordon
Si
Anderson
Ciccone
3,
Dumas
4,
Marshall
2,
Holke-ptal
9,
Gill
4,
Currie
1,
Flaten
9,
Smith
3,
Matthews
1.
Total
30.
Referees
Comadina
Si
O
TAILORING
for
Ladies
ond
Gentlemen
LIIIG,
the
TAILOR
220
Sixth
St
Phone
849
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
REPAIRS
eine.
2-1
reduction,
like
new.
i
Marine
Oeneral
Repairs,
First
Ave.
Ea.st.
(291p)
,
FOR
SALE
Firewood
kindling'
50c
per
sack.
Get
your
winter
ARE
YOU
hard
of
hearing?
Then
hear
ve!
Hear
ve!
With
the
almost
invisible
Vibraphone,
no
troublesome
batteries,
cords
or
wires.
Only
$15.00
Phone
Blue
414
between
6
and
8
p.m.,
or
write
Box
1541,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(300p)
WATCH
REPAIRS-Prompt
efficient
service
George
Cook.
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
supply
at
a
bis
saving.
Kaien
Transfer.
Red
9t;2.
(7p)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
LeaJ
and
Mis.
V.
Leask
of
Metlakatla
are
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
a
visit
Vancouver.
-
CASH
for
scrap
cast
brass,
copper
batteries
and
radiators.
Phnria
.A1
tali
r.na
tv.
xr
FOR
SALE
Monarch
coal
range
and
babv
buggy.
Phone
Green
958,
(288p)
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
Stove
service
and
repairs.
O.
D.
Ronson.
Black
503.
(tf).
m.
,,w.C
VII
bKIl
VtmU
Willi
.,L
city.
(tx,