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in
Sports'
Wednesday,
October
20,
1948
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I
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SCORING
LEADERS
1
LAWRIIv
STEWART
WIN
BILLIARDS
Two
more
matches
In
the
Canadian
Legion
English
billiards
tournament
were
played
Who''
IN
MIXED
LEAGUE
Macey's,
are
leading
the
teams
Ualftrda:
a
par
wortf
par
Insertion,
minimum
charge,
BOo.
Birth
HoUoai:
60c;
Card
of
Than
km
Death
Notices,
Funeral
Notices,
alarrlagf
and
Engagement
Announcement:
(2.
'
'
SPECIAL,
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
'
JlMrt'led
Advertising
is
payable
In
advance.
Pleasa
retrain
from
telephoning.
nff
aat
niuht.
J.
Lawrle
(Plu8
K.
,ifiQH
a
T.
Hnlthv
mills
.
..
.
.
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"
.
'
"
1,7
'ir
lM
season
to
date
as
far
as
40
by
a
score
of
150
to
104
whija
FOB
BENT
aggregate
scoring
Is
concerned
if
with
the
high
single
game
o
1360
and
the
mg;
three-game
Ldyism
U
More
a
stai
id
itn
.ind
P
Id
of
I
id
W
aggregate
or
3004.
Ladies'
high
single
game
scor
D.
CV
Stewart,
winner
of
the
final
tournament
last
winter,
playing
scratch,
secured
his
position
for
the
second
round
by
winning
from
W.
H.
Fudger
(plus
20)
with
a
score
of
150
to
126.
Neil
Cameron,
In
his
game
on
Monday
night,
make
a
break
of
33
points
and
is
leading
for
the
prise
for
the
highest
break.
er
to
date
Is
M.
Flynn
of
Push
overs
with
278
while
Ida
Gar
ner
had
the
high
three-game
r
-
aggregate
of
679.
Men's
slnale
PHI
ts
Per
Doni!
high
to
date
Is
328
by
Tommy
Smith
of
B.C.
Messenger
with
Alex
Harvey
and
J.
Nlcoll
are.
vuckovlch
of
Wingers
hav-net
with
24
to
their
credit,
log
the
high
three-game
aggre-
,Two
more
games
are
scheduled
9'dte
of
832.
for
play
today.
!
I..
WHOOPS
M'DEAR
That's
WiJf
Tremblay,
Ottawa
Rough
Riders'
surehanded
back,
taking
the
nosedive.
Wilf
kicked
two
converts
and
playad
a
solid
fcackfield
game
Saturday
as
Riders
trounced
their
old
rivals,
Toronto
Argonauts,
41-6.
Pete
fCarpuk
1761
and
Doug
Smylie
(84
are
the
other
Ottawa
players
looking
on.
Two
unidsntjfied
Argo
men
are
equally
incapable
of
al
CNRA
AWARDED
SOFTBALL
TROPHY
Softball
Commissioners
Staff
Sergeant
G.
A.
Johnson,
R.
Q.
Moore
and
Alf
Landon
met
to
officially
declare
Canadian
National
Railways
Athletic
Association'
the
winners
by
default
of
the
1948
softbail
championship.
The
trophy
will
be
engraved
and
dsp;ajeu
in
the
Civic
Centre
trophy
cabinet
for
th
iitxc
lew
months.
(CP
Photo)
-
-
of
'.
t.
-
The
Salvation
Army
Girls'
Home
s
"
nt'ed
of
a
piano.
Anyone
wishing
to
donate
one
or
'
S
tul'ge'
JEJ1JLiLLa
HEADPINNERS
LEAD
BOWLING
neaapmners
are
enjoying
a
Members
of
Toe
H,
after
their
substantial
margin
of
leader-
regular
meeting
Monday
eve-ship
as
a
result
of
play
to
date
nilllr.
SDent
a
pleasant
hour
en-
TCn
U
MylCIDIOCDO
ENJOY
PICTURES
joying
films
from
the
National
Fnm
Board
service
and
are!
planning
more
such
evenings
during
the
coming
winter.
With
r.pni-ffp
Fvnns
mwmUnir
thp
j
projector,
the
pictures
shown
I
Other
bu-sineSiS
of
the
mee
was
the
ratifying
of
all
out
standing
accounts
for
payment
II
1
.
1
"
rr
,
were
"Big
Timber,"
"Fur
Coun-ture
for
the
year,
the
Commls-try"
and
"Atlantic
Cross
Roads."
I
sion
officially
dissolved
to
en-Mr.
Evans,
who
is
the
Tepres-'
able
next
year's
general
meeting
entative
of
Toe
H
on
the
Film
to
decide
on
what
basis
softbail
Council,
showed
the
same
pic-
should
be
governed
during
the
and
the
decision
to
hold
$25
this
year's
proceeds
over
f.
next
season's
veacu
costs.
To
complete
the
softbail
pic
1949
season.
HOCKEY
SCOURS
Pacific
Coast
League
San
Francisco
4,
Fresno
3.
Vancouver
4,
Portland
2.
Tacoma
5,
Los
Angeles
2.
THE
SPORT'S
THE
THING
Manager
Joe
Can:
ton
Red
Sox
Heft)
congratulates
his
successful
r;i
Shortstop
Lou
Boudreau
of
the
Cleveland
Indian
cent
play-off
game
which
decided
the
American
tures
at
the
Pioneers'
Home
Jast
Saturday
evening
before
an
appreciative
gathering.
MISLEADING
NAME
The
titmouse
is
not
a
mouse
but
a
bird.
pionshlp
in
favor
of
Cleveland.
This
was
Mana?
first
pennant.
He
went
on
to
successfully
direct
h
World
Series
against
the
Boston
Bravei,
National
nant
winners.
PIKTH
NOTICE
trtr
onu
t
w-
i
Stfniev
Wilson.
In
Edinburgh.
Scotland
on
October
19,
a
son,
Alexander
Fraser.
(lti
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
5
tube
General
titctric
Mantel
Radio.
$35
Phone
Red
872.
(248
FOR
SALE
120
Bass
Piano
Ac-coidian.
Good,
condition.
Phjne
Red
82
alter
6
p.m.
;
,
(248)
FOR
SALE
7
rooms
and
bath
with
cement
basement.
7th
-
Avenue
West
on
2'-
lots,
all
cleared.
$3500
cash.
Prince
Ruport
Realty
Co.
(248)
FOR
SALE
S
room
house
and
barn
with
basement.
Hot
wat-fcr
svstem.
$3800
including
oil
range
connected
to
tank.
Ao-ply
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co:
248i
;
FOR
SALE
Studio
lounees,
1
chesterfield
table,
dininn
room
chairs,
all
in
eood
condition.
Ar.ply
Matson's
Upholstery
Shop.
Next
to
C.F.P.R.
(248)
'1
F00A193i1
?on
o"MkrSPannf
Wu-k
7i
i
rn
v
t-
nnZi
!
Hrk-iin
f
1931
Pontiac
Sedan
$100.
1940
2
:
tori
W
Flat
Bed"
$1000.
Dan's
Service'
Station.
'
(248)
FOR
SALE
General
Electric
Cpbinet
Radio.
10
tubes,
large
cabinet.
$65,
apply
Suite
1.
Belmqnt
Hotel,
after
6
p.m.
(248)
FOR
SALE
1940
Ford
1
ton
tri'ck.
1946
Mercury
motor.
,
Good
shape.
941
2nd
Ave.
-
West.
(250)
5
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
Household
Furniture,
Hard-
w.'irp
Of
fine
nhalrs
Tvnp.
wiiter,
in
best
shape;
Hoovers,
,
Kiocnen
Chairs.
Kitchen
Sets.
Chesterfield,.
Oil
Ranges,
Heaters,
Hassocks.
New
Bri-
ti;
India
Rugs,
2
used
Rugs,
Mirrors,
Floor
Lamps,
New
and
Used
Kitchen
Ranges
for
Wood
and
Coal.
Musical
Instruments,
etc.
at
real
saving
01
ices.
B.
C.
FURNITURE
C.
..
Black
324.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Trucxs
and
Business
in
Decker
Lake-Burns
Lake
District.
Three
trucks
in
i
"first
class
condition.
One
1948.
3-ton
Maple
Leaf
(new
1947);
one
1947
Diamond
T;
One
-
Reo
10-wheel
drive,
two
years
old.
Driving
wheels
on
all
if
trucks;
have
good
ground-grip
tires.
Three
H-Class
III
freight
licenses
subject
to
P.
U.C.
consent.
For
further
particulars
write;
G.
E.
Holmes,
Decker
Lake,
B.C.
(247)
HOUSES
FOR
SALE
6TH.-
EAST
'rtibm
modern
house
with
oil
stove
and
heat-!
er,
immediate
occupancy,
3
Jots,
full
pileeymly
$3300.
AMBROSE
AVE'-
room
house
on
3
lots,
baserniyt,
newly
decorated,
newviii-'niture,
good
lawn
and
garden.
This
house
roust
be
"seen
to
be
appreciated."
LARGE
4
1st
Overlook,
new
oil
slove
and
washing
machine
Included.
House
in
good
condition.
Call
us
and.
we
will
show
you.
..
Call
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
for
a
look
at
these
or
other
;
house,
houses.
wp
We
mnv
may
have
h'
what
!
you
want.
Phone
,
342
(Eves,
i
Green
297)
307
3rd
Ave.
West.
,
(248)
FOR
SALE
28
.
ft.
troller
"Ir-wln
R.'J
Completely
rigged.
P03
Overlook.
.
(249)
FOR
SALE
1
Electric
Range.
1
auxiliary
heater.
PJiorte
466.
,
.
(tf)
FQR
SALE
Boat
Shed.
Can
"
take
40
ft.
boat.
With
carpen
ter
and
blacksmith
tools.
Also
acetylene
welding
outfit,
boat
lumber.
All
as
It
stands.
Also
-
fcoat
wharf,
excellent
place
for
machine
shop.
Electric
power
can
be
had.
Cheap
for
quick
sale.
Apply
to
C.
Aberg,
P.O.,
Massett,
B.C.
(252)
FOR
SALE
4-piece
mohair
chesterfield
suite,
splendid
condition,
card
tables,
flower
pots,
10
gallon
earthenware
crock.
Apply
evenings,
851
Borden
St.,
or
phone
Red
529.
...Days
pfyone
745.
(tf)
.FOR
SALE
Universal
refrigerator.
7
cu.
ft.,
maple
settee
and
matching
chairs,
cupboards
and
other
household
items.
Apply
Summit
Apts.,
Suite
10.
(Hi
LOST
AND
FOUND
.OST
Tricycle
and
Kiddie
Car,
vicinity
of
6th
and
Fulton
Street.
Phone
Black
802.
(247)
J"QUND
key
on
string
on2nd
Ave.
Owner
may
have
t
same
by
calling
at
the
Daily
News
and
paying
for
this
adver-.
tlsement.
.
(tf)
LOST
Saturday
night.
Dair
of
glasses
with
pink
plastic
rims.
Phone
Red
889.
(249)
FOR
RENT-Sleeplng
room.
80.
Borden
Street.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Furnished
cabin
Nice,
clean
and
warm.
1142
Park
Ave.
Phone
Green
224.
(247)
FOR
RENT
Furnished
suites.
Nice,
clean
and
warm.
1142
Park
Ave.
Phone
Green
224.
(247)
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room
for
man.
742
7th
Ave.
West.
Call
after
8
p.m.
(247)
FOR
RENT
Comfortable
front
bedroom
overlooking
harbor,
suitable
for
working
girl'
jr
school
teacher,
kitchen
and
household
privileges.
P
1
o
n
e
Black
258,
or
call
after
6
p.m.
at
895
Borden
Street.
(tf)
Wanted
WANTEP
par
Datterjes,
car
radiators,
press
and
coppep;
paying
good
prices.
Bee
B.C
FURNITURE
CO..
Black
324
WANTED
.22
calibre
pistol.
Alci
nnrfahla
.
tvnpu'PttAr
Rtnf.Pi.
price
and
where
seen.
Box
400
j
Dally
News.
247)
!
LISTINGS
WANTED
LISTINGS
WAITED
If
you
are
planning
to
sell
your
home,
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
can
help
you
set
the
price
and
show
the
property
to
buyers
at
your
convenience.
Phone
to
342
(eves
Green
297).
307
3rd
Ave.
West.
(248i
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Woman
to
do
house-
work
few
hours
per
day.
Good
wages.
Phone
Green
769.
(tf)
WANTED
Man
part
time
work
Sunday.
Apply
Valentin
.
Dairy.
.
-
(tf)
HELP
WANTED
For
general
office
work,
should
be
qualified
in
bookkeeping,
stenography
and
shorthand.
Apply
in
wrumg
siaung
quauiica-
tlons,
experience
and
salary
expected.
Box
409
Daily
News.
(tf)
HEI4P
WANTED
There
Is
an
t
opening
for
a
housekeeper,
and
several
ward
maids
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospl-
tal.
Excellent
opportunities.
Apply
in
person
to
Matron.
!
(25Q)
.
.
I
PERSONAL
PERSONAL
There
are
still
a
few
tickets
left
for
the
Credit
Union
Centennial
banquet
and
dance.
Please
phone
or
pick
up
tickets
as
soon
as
pos-
sible
at
all
Co-op
stores,
(tf)
PERSONAL
-
WE'LL
SHOP
FOR
..
?OU.
It
you
know
what
you
!
want,
but
live
too
far
away
to
juiu
it
yuurseu,
write
to
tne
i
Select
Shopping
Service.
Dominion
Building,
Vancouver.
.
(272)
PERSONALi
Why
Cook
Sup-
per?
Take
home
Fish
and
Chips
from
the
Terminal
Lunch
linin
T
-
Jinn
nnJ
au
.B
money.
(tf
a
CHESTERFIELDS
and
RUGS
P.lPitnpri
Pmrrmt
Sorulno
Service
Phone
Blue
51Q.
(245)
MACHINERY
HH
SALE
ro
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modem
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Compary
Limited,
Vancouver.
BC
(tf
METAL
WORK
PLUMBING
Installations
and
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Tar
and
Oravel.
R00N
lng.
Letourneau
tt
Sons,
629
Bixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
LADIES'
BOWLS
"A"
SCHEDULE
October
25
Savoy
Swingers
vs.
DeJongs,
Gordon
&
Anderson
vs.
Scuby's,
Taft
&
Odowes
vs.
Orange,
Westview
vs.
Mason's,
Variety
vs.
Annettes.
November
1
Scuoy's
vs.
Variety,
Orange
vs.
Gordon
&
Anderson,
Westview
vs
Taft
St
Odowes,.,
Annettes
vs
Savoy
Swingers,
DeJongs
vs.
tering
things
as
Tremblay
-dives.
.
1
j.
....
,.
f
Sport
Shots
Ottawa
Roughriders
lost
tno
services
of
Tony
Golab,
one
of
...
.
.
..
.....
tne
nnesi
uanaaian
iootoauers,
ejght
years
ag0
today
GoJab
suffered
a
severe
back
injury
that
kept
him
out
of
the
game
for
some
time
when
'Riders
de
feated
Toronto
Argos
41-6
in
a
Big
Four
game
the
preceding
day.
Lefty
.Grove's
fast
ball,
poison
American
League
batters
for
coum
t
Wm
t
fh
firof
,,
nt
Tlt.i
Aiiiiiiig
ui
a
.1-ui.i.ic:
nviiu
Series
game
25
years
ago
today.
Pitching
for
Baltimore
Orioles
against
Kansas
City,
the
young
southpaw
walked
four
an4
allowed
three
hits
before
beinij
yanked.
Civic
Centre
.
Dates
Snorts
,
'AM
9:'00LBo
Me
H1
Gym
class
,
PM
:
asuui
oau"""
?"U1"
toward
School
Gyn!
Cla,f
6:3
on
-
D
Bys
Orgallzed
J
Games
Ho"r
.,..
,
up:RfehC
11WotmenM
5:00
Basketball
Practices
Special
P.M.
2:00
Women's
Crafts
2:00
Co-ordinating
Council
4:00
Booth
Bible
Study
(I)
,.,n
'JUNF-B'
vrFR
VUrr,
Film
Children
7:30
Adult
Camera
Club
7:30
Co-op
Dinner
&
Dance
"
8:00
Co-op
Members
Relations
??-
FB-
Um-Adults
9:00
Adult
Camera
Club
SLAMS
COMIC
STRIPS
MONTRFAT.
rtn
'oob
'
t--ii
Lord,
founder'
f
C
school
for
rnthniin
tiJ
u
students
...
at
Loyala
"
College
1
that
tamers
and
hysbands
.haven't
chance
with
comic
strips,'
fairy
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makinK
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UICUIUUS.
COTTAGE
CHEESE
j
'New
Creamed
Fresh
Madnj
j
VALENTIN
DAIRY
i
Your
Daily
i
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
Install
a
Silent
Glovl
C
Oil
Buhner
in
your
kitchen
range
P
or
healer,
and
ba
free
from
ashes,
soot,
dirt
and
f,ri
U
that
die
out
In
the
night.
FIVE-YEAR
GUARANTEE
I
I
Burning
parts
of
the
Burner
i
are
guaranteed
by
the
firm
p
which
has
been
making
them
Y-:'
;
r
1
im
v-uiiuuu
ever
since
lyjQ,
Ovei
400,000
in
ui
today
I
ON
SALE
AT:
Cor.
McBride
and
Third
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
1
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League,
Pushovers
and
Macey's
are
tied
for
second
place
with
Kingpin
ners
and
Overwaitea
not
far
be
hind.
Team
points
to
date
are
as
follows
:
Points
Headpinners
18
Pushovers
16
Macey's
16
'
Kingpinners
14
Overwaitea
14
Cloverleafs
13
Pioneer
Laundry
13
Dodgers
12
Malkin's
12
B
C.
Messenger
10
Wingers
iq
Hotshots
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Silver
Streaks
8
Bo'ks
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Maple
Leafs
4
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woods
2
Pin
Busters
0
CANTERBURY,
England
Mayor
Mrs.
G.
R.
Hews
was
"bumped'
according
to
tradition
when
the
city's
bounds
were
beaten
the
first
'
tot
15
years.
A
helper
In
the
cere-jmony
was
J.
Q.
B.
Stone,
85,
councillor
lor
48
years,
who
wore
the
same
shoes,
carried
the
same
wand
as
in
the
1905
beating.
.
.
.
whether
you
1
score
one
or
a
dozen,
you'll
still
win
an
evening
packed
with
healthful
fun,
beneficial
exercise
and
a
chance
to
meet
new
friends,
at
the
Rex
Bowling
Alley
Open
fo
-general
public
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons
and
evenings.
Monday
and
Tuesday
evenings
after
9
o'clock.
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Let
our
skilled
plumbers
put
your
bathroom
facilities
in
tip-top
shape
quickly
and
at
low
cost.
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AND
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Second
Ave.
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Prop.
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