NEW
Prince
Rupert
Daliy
titi
Tuesday,
January
24y
lOJd
.
.
ME&ch.i
Schedule
For
10-Pin
Bowls
NEW
DEim
,
tered
in
in(iia
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GIANT
TICKER
STRASBOURG,
'
Germany
The
largest
clock
in
Europe
is
being
constructed
here,
to
be
sent
to,
Norway.
The
dlal'ls
28
merchant
Mens'
Bowling
Leajue
Schedule
I
Jan.
30
Scotians
vs
Cold
Stor-r
'age,
Undesirables
vs
Ambassadors,
J.C.'s
No.
1
vs
Can.
Legion
navy
be
red,
flaz
Of
Tni'(.
"
Afternoon
Teas
make
friendly
entertiunment
feet
in
diameter,
the
two
hands
welHh
500
poumis
and
the
min-
-ti
n
jerk,
of
814
p
j.U.'s
No.
2
vs
Commercials.
Cres-,
Inches,
each
representing
na,u
red
ensign
a
minute.
flag.
cents
vs
Home
Oil,'
Thorn
Sheet
overs,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
vs,
Gyro.
Metal
vs
Brownwoods,
Mansonlsl
Feb.
3
Paramounts
vs,
Gyro,
vs
D
&
S,
Philpott
Evitt
vs
Ru-;
Cloverleafs,
vs.
City
Transfer,
pert
Motors,
Mallets
vs
Triple
Mugwumps
vs.
Thorn
Sheet
Metalt
C's,
Oddfellows
vs
W.I.
Stages.
;
Leftovers
vs.
A.
E.
Smith.
Blain's
vs
Grand
Cafe,
Stones
vs
Feb
io
Mugwumps
vs.
Clover-CP.A.
leafs,
Paramounts
vs.
Leftovers,
Feo.
5-Blain's
Vs
W.
1
Stages,
A
E
Smilh
vs
Gyro
city
Xrans.
Stones
vs
Grand
Cafe,
D
&
S
vsj
fpr
vs
Thotr
shppt
Mptal
!
CP
A.,
Mallets
vs
Rupert
Motors,
;
17Thom
sheet
Metal
vs.
scouans
vs
Triple
C's,
Thorn
.
ParamounU
A
E
smith
vs.
Sheet
Mcial
vs
Cold
Siorage,
J.
Iof,01.
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Jt
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Iff?
filifK
Clover
Uafs
Royals
Lead
No.
2
vs
Can.
Legion,
Crescents
vs
Commercials.
Philpott
Evitt
vs
Home
Oil,
Brownwoods
vs
Manson's,
Undesirables
vs
Oddfellows.
Feb.
13-J.
C's
No.
1
vs
Oddfellows,
J.
C's
No
2
vs
Ambassad
ors,
Crescents
vs
Can.
Legion,,
Philpott
Evitt
vs
Commercials.;
Grot
to,
Savoy
vs.
99
Taxi,
Com-
woods
vs
Cold
Storage,
D
S
vs
meicial
Hotel
vs.
Liquor
Control
Mallets
vs
Home
Oil,
Brown-j
Board.
j
Grand
Cafe.
Manson's
vs
C.P.A.,
Feb.
'5
-
Savoy
vs.
Royal
Hotel,
j
Scotians
vs
Rupert
Motors.
Thorn
;Pr.
Rupert
Plumbing
vs.
Corn-Sheet
Metal
vs
Triple
C's.
Undes-
j
niercial
Hotel,
LlQupr
Control!
irables
vs
Blaine's,
Stones
vs
j
Board
vs.
W.E.A.C..
Grotto
vs.
'
.
.
Hie
nooci-natured
whi
Seagram's
Kinqs
Plat
CANADIAN
WHISKY
The
price
U(rooc-Vatvrec'
HE
MAY
BE
PROUD
OF
HIS
TEAM
SWEATER
BUT
Youth
applying
for
their
first
job
need
counselling,
not
only
to
relate
their
training
to
occupations,
but
often
in
matters
of
personal
appearance
and
business
world
etiquette.
Before
this
young
man
has
left
the
National
Employment
Office
counsellor,
he
will
have
been
tactfully
advised
to
dress
in
his
"Sunday
best"
and
not
to
slouch
on
the
prospective
employer's
desk
when
applying
for
that
job.
(NFBPhotoi
This
odvrtiimn
i
not
publithtd
or
diplard
by
th
Liqiw
Cmi
Oovornmnl
ot
InMifl
Columbia.
'
BEARDED
HOOPSTERS
Billiards
In
Semi-Finals
During
the
past
week-end
the
semi-finals
in
the
handicap
English
billiards
tournament
at
Iho
roro;n
I
4
it.ii
Played
oft,
Bert
Morgan
winning
the
right
to
meet
D.C.
Stewart
in
the
final
match
of
200
points
Tuesday
night.
Games
played
since
la;;t
reported
resulted
as
follows:
Secon-1
Huu
iid
Bert
Morgan
(plus
20
1
beat
J.,
Campbell
(minus
30)
by
150:98.
Wilfred
Goddard
(plus
15
won
over
P.
M.
Ray
(plus
35),
150
to
J.
Lawrie
won
a
bye
over
J.
Nic-
oil
(in
hospital
i.
.
132.
D.
C.
Stewart
(plus
20)
beat
J.
Bu'ger
(plus
10
1,
150-119.
Semi-finals
D.
C.
Stewart
i
plus
20)
beat
J.
Lawrie
(minus
20i,
150
to
122.
Both
players
got
into
the
"break
book,"
Lawrie
with
21
and
Stewart
with
24
and
25.
;
Bert
Morgan
(plus
20)
defeated
Wilfred
Goddavd
(plus
15),
150
'
to
106
V'o
"s
1
.
.
.
71'
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l
i
i.
ii
inn
lavcmstmcm
if
not
puoitsnea
or
dtipliycd
oy
Liouor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Oovrnmtnt
Bntiin
Columbit.
FJf
This
Year's
House
of
David
Hoop
Team
Is
Declared
To
Be
Best
Yet
I
Professional
ami
Bn,s
George
Anderson
manager
of
the
famous
House
of
David
basketball
team,
coming
here
next
Monday,
claims
that
the
present
team
is
the
best
since
19:3')
a.nd
he
has
the
statistics
to
prove
his
boast-
The
team
attracted
huge
crowds
in
Indiana,
Illinois,
Wisconsin,
Minnesota,
the
pakatas
and
the
west
coast.
They
lost
only
one
of
the
last.
55
games:
-r
-
'.
In
one
of
their
most
recent
school
(lays
Bob
is
one
of
lhe
games,
the
colonists
beat
the
heit
SCOrm
on
the
team
and
s
Huron
South
Dakotas
college
a
d.3ad
shot
from
tne
ivol
si
quintet
by
a
score
of
86
to
80
in
tion.
.
(Friday
Section)
1
Jan.
27.
City
Transfer
'"'"""
vs.
A.
.
t
;
Snjith
,.u
w
Mugwumps
vs.
Para-
mounts.
Cloverleafs
vs.
Left-
Transfer,
Gyro
vs,
Mugwumps.
Feb.
24
A,
E,
Smith
vs.
Mugwumps,
Leftovers
vs.
Thorn
S.iijet
Metal,
Gyro
vs,
Cloverleafs,
Paramounts
vs.
City
Transfer.
(Sunday
Section)
Jan.
29-Pr.
Rupert
Piumbine
vs.
W.E.A.C.,
Royal
Hotel
vs.
99
Taxi.
.
-
Feb.
1299
Taxi
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing,
Liquor
Control
Board
vs.
Royal
Hotel,
Commercial
Hotel
vs.
Grotto,
W.E.A.C
vs.
Savoy.
Feb.
19
Liquor
Control
Board
vs.
Savoy,
Commercial
Hotel
vs.
99-
Taxi,
W.E.A.C.
vs.
Royal
Hotel.
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
.
vs.
Grotto.
Feb.
26
Grotto
vs.
W.E.A.C,
Pv.
Rupert
Plumbing
vs.
Liquor
Control
Board,
Savoy
vs.
Com-
n,,lH
-
vs.
v
Taxi,
r
j
-2Pr-''.;;:u
'
j!
TlUi
dvrtlinitnt
is
not
ptiliUibtd
or
dlaplaytd
by
tu
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tin
OoYrnmt
ot
British
Columbia.
VkWC.WAVJVwV.
Always
Prompt
and
CourteoufJ
We're
Here
to
Serve'
VOO
Commodore
Cafe
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food''
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
3rd
Ave.
.
David
Chow,
Mgr
J
IT'S
OUR
FIRST
BIRTHDAY
!
!
And
to
Celebrate
We're
Offering
Yu
20
OFF
ON
ALTy
RADIO
REPAIRS
UNTIL
FEBRUARY
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W.
I.
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1
Feb.
20
D&
S
vj
W.
I.
Stages.
jO.PA.
vs
Grand
Uufe,
Manson's-vs
Coht
Storage,
Thorn
Shee?
'Metal
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Undesirables
vs
Stones,
J.
C's
No.
1
v?
.
Blain's,
Ma'tet?
vs
Commercials
J
Scotians
vs
Home
Oil,
Brownwoods
vs
Triple
C's,
J.
C's
No,
2
j
vs
Oddfellows,
Crescents
vs
Am-
bassadors,
Philpott
Evitt
vs
Can
!
Legion.
I
Feb.
27
Crescents
vs
Oddfel
'
lows,
Philpott
Evitt
vs
Ambas
sadors,
Mullets
vs
Can.
Legion
Scotians
vs
Commercials.
Thotr
I
Sheet
Metal
vs
Home
Oil.
Cold
'
vs
Blain's,
C
PA.
vs
W.
I.
Stages
Manson's
vs
Grand
Cafe,
Brown
woods
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Undes-rabies
vs
D
&
S,
J.
C's
No.
1
v."
Stones.
I
Was
Nearly
Craz
With
Fiery
Itch-
Until
I
discovered
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D.
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this
pure,
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liquid
medi.
aiton
bn't
ih
in'Mi.-f
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nnr.ior'.
from
t
ruti
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ciHi-.nl
I.y
fi7.cm,
nni)l(j.i,
raphes,
athlflttt
fool
and
other
itch
trouiiics.
'lnal
botlle.
'A'.tt
First
apiihi
iii
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rnx'kscvcn
tii
most
int-re
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bim,.
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or
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Sleeping
comtort
One
blanket
on
your
bed
to
keep
you
ia
"Just-Ri(ht"
keeping
comfort
all
night
long
automatically
no
matter
bow
cold
your
room
gets.
That's
the
amazing
feature
of
the
new
(i-E
Automatic
Ulanket.
On
chilly
nights
too
you
can
enioy
the
luxury
of
getting
into
a
prewarmed
bed
with
the
safe,
easy-to-wash
G-E
lilanket
.
.
.
the
only
blanket
that
gives
you
the
warmth
you
want
without
(he
weight
you
don't
want.
Come
into
our
store
and
see
them
on
display.
Three
models
to
choose
SS
from
ia
three
beautiful
shades,
all
with
rich
satin-
xWSJ
bound
edges.
GENERAL
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BLANKET
1.
DOUBLE
BED
one
control
$39.50
I.
DOlBLE
BED
two
control
:
$49.50
1.
TWIN
BED
one
control
S37.50
ea!
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POWER
CO.
LTD.
Bcsner
Block
Phone
210
The
Sunday
Section
of
the
Ten
Fin
Bowling
League
is
in
its
third
week
now
and
the
Royal
i
110101
is
we"
on
t0P
of
tne
leane
iwitn
twelve
points,
followed
by
the
Grotto
with
eignt
points.
The
rest
of
the
league
is
fairly
wey
bunched
from
there
on
down.
In
the
Friday
section
of
the
league,
Cloverleafs
are
heading
the
pack
with
7
points
but
the
Friday
section
has
only
played
twice
to
the
Sunday
Section's
three
times'
.
on
Friday
Cloverleafs
bowled
,the
hish
aeereeate
score
with
2577
pins.
Sunday's
high
aggre-
gate
team
was
99
Taxi
with,
2487
pins.
,
,
.
Results
of
the
Friday
nlghjt
bowling
were:
!
'
Leftovers
4.
Gyros
0
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
2,
Smith
2
Mugwumps
2,
City
transfer
2.
Cloverleafs
4,
Paramounts
0
Sunday's
results
were:
W.E.A.C.
1,
99
Taxi
3.
Royal
Hotel
4,
Commercial
0
Grotto
4,
Liquor
Store
0
Savoy
3,
P.
R.
Plumbing
(Sunday
League
Standings)
Royal
Hotel
......
12
Grotto
8
Commercial
Hotel
7
Savoy
6
,
W.
E.
A.
C.
5
P.
R.
Plumbing
5
99
Taxi
4
Liquor
Cohtroi
Board
.
1
(Friday
League
Standings)
Cloverleafs
.
7
,
Mugwumps
6
City
Transfer
;
6
.
A.
E.
Smith
4
,
Leftovers
4
I
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
3
Paramounts
2
Gyros
0
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SCHEDULE
i
Foe
the
East-Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
p.m.
From
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
10:15
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BROWNWOODS
TOM
GATZEK,
forward,
5
8'
flaved
cuUege
ball
at
TbX
Christian
and
this-
is
his
seo-
ond
season
with
tne
Davids
Tom
is
one
of
the
best
set.shots
j
basketball
and
has
turned
down
offers
from
tha
Pro-Lea-
gue.
,
.CK
BLOOM,
guard'
fi'2",
.
Hails
from
Indiana
nnrl
t.hl
ik
.
1
his
.
third
season
with
the
Dav-
:
ids.
Is
a
good
team
man
an
j
'
long
shot.
DlJAME
MARJCr.RV
fi
d"
for.
'
v.ard.
Is
a
first
year'
man'
with
the
Davids,
is
a
very
good
rebound
nun
and
scores
often
Also
a
pitcher
on
the
baseball
team.
BOB
BOTTENGER.
guard,
6'
One
of
the
best
high
school
basketball
players
that
evet
came
out
of
Richmond,.
Ind.
Is
fast,
a
good
ball
handler
and
scorer.
Belongs
to
the
Boston
Braves.
VINCE
STANKEWITZ,
forward,
I
6'4T
Was
All-State
player
at
Belo'it,
Wis.
and
has
been
'
a
large
factor
in
the
success
ot
the
Davids.
Is
a
good
scorei
and
re-obund
m
a
n.
Second
season
with
Davids.
II
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by
tlie
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Control
Hoard
By
the
Ciovernmrnt
of
Iiritish
Columbia
vhat
turned
out
to
be
a
carm-
val,
of
basketshootmg
by
both
K's;
,
Take
from
Anderson
and
the
playevs,
travelling
by
day
and
playing
in
all
kinds,
shapes
'i,u
K,m'
uj
rugged,
but
the
ooys
love
n,
including
daily
practice
ses-
sions.
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KTint.
Til
1U.
A
l
Diuuiu,
une
ui
me
rama
cest
long
shots,
recently
expressed
the
opinion
of
his
teammates
when
he
said.:
It
has
given
me
an
opportunity
to
see
almost
every
state
in
the
Un-
ion."
THE
TEAM
was
organized
ini
tary
of
the
Israelite
House
of
David
as
re-organized
by
Mary
Purnell
and
located
at
Benton
Harbor,
Michigan.
With
the
exception
of
the
war
years
1942
to
1945,
they
have
averaged
playing
125
games
per
season
and
have
a
winning
percentage
of
738.
They
travel
in
their
own
bus
and
play
every
night.
Their
annual
tours
have
taken
them
from
border
to
bor-c.-sr
and
from
coast
to
coast,
and
plans
are
now
under-way
to.
send
them
to
Alaska
for
a
series
In
February
of
1950.
Last
seasons
record
was
158
games
57
lost.
The
Davids
play
several
lead
ing
professional
teams,
and
Col
lege
teams
every
season-
They
hold
the
distinction
of'
being
the
only
bearded
team
to
ever
play
in
the
worlds
professional;
tournaments
held
in
Chicncrn!
and
sponsored
by
the
Chicago
Examiner.
They
also
played
in
International
Three-Day
Tournaments
held
in
Havana
Cuba
in
1947.
The
personnel
of
this
season's
team
is
composed
of
some
new
and
some
veteran
David
players.
However,
all
have
had
some
college
or
pro
experience.
Following
is
their
line-up:
BOB
HALLISEY,
eapt.
and
guard,
61".
Has
played
with
the
Davids
since.
1939
and
is
still
going
strong.
Bob
is
noted
for
his
ball
handling
and
showmanship
qnd
plays
a
very
heady
game
at
all
times.
GEORGE
ANpERSON,
mr.
and
guard,
6'
Has
been
in
charge
of
the
Davids
since
1937
with
the
exception
of
the
three
years
he
spent
in
the
Anny.
He
is
a
member
of
the
Colony
at
Benton
Harbor,
Michigan
and
also
plays
and
manages
the
I
House
of
David
baseball
team.
BOB
WEGNER,
center
6'6".
)
Is
a
third
season
player
with
I
the
Davids
and
was
an
All-
Slate
player
during
his
high
TXT.
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