Prince
tlupert
Daflp
rSctas
Wednesday,
January
12,
1949
sy
"AS.
--
1
I
hilpott,
Evitt
and
Co.
Ltd.
71
YEARS
MARRIED
f
KINGSTON.
Ont.
Mr.
aid
Mrs.
R.
W.
Kimmerly
celebrated
ChrL"!tma3
Day
and
their
71st
wedding
anniversary
together.
Man
and
wife
wiil
be
93
next
April
and
hope
to
reach
100
year.
.
'I
y
0
Wpiij)
inn
Winner
t.
Can
Supply
You
With
Bo-Me-Hi
Is
IMBER
Including
Fir,
Cedar,
etc.
JANUARY
Downed
Savoys
by
One
Point
ney
of
atone
s
an
Ole
81a
tta
or
Margin
Gii
friay
Nice
Game
Fashion.
Both
gave
a
good
a-.
FLOORING
In
Fir
or
Hemlock
46,
Savoy's
Senior
Bo-Me-Hi
45.
Fashion
32,
Intermediate
Morgan
s
29.
count
of
themselves
during
the
jiame.
Arney
led
the
way
In
scoring
with
18
points.
His
driving
play
kept
Savoy
close.
Rtip
Holkestad
scored
10
points
but
was
off
his
name.
He
has
been
playing
poor
ball
for
the
last
two
game.
Jim
Flulen
wa
the
playmak-er
and
driving
force
behind
the
Rainmakers
attack.
8.
Scherk
arul
M.
Webster
both
played
good
ball.
Don
Scherk
had
a
SIDING
All
Types
SASH
and
DOOR
and
Famous
FOOTHILLS
ALBERTA
COAL
in
all
sizes
phone
c.-,i
Ladies
Horn's
26,
High
School
24.
Junior
Kinsmen
26,
High
School
11.
,
-
I
-
a
C
'
'
-
-
I
hard
time
gelling
his
shots
j
I-
Three
close
and
thrilling
1
basketball
games
were
played
Tuesday
night
before
a
good-j
sized
crowd
which
saw
Bo-Me-Hi
defeat
Savoy
for
the
second
tuns
this
season
by
the
score
of
36
to
45.
Fashion
took
a
close
one
from
Murgan's
in
the
Intermediate
League
32
to
29
and
Dom
s
copped
an
overtime
thrll-
CLEARINGS!
MEN'S
WORK
BOOTS
'
$3.50
Now
$6.50
MEN'S
ALL
WOOL
WORK
PANTS
$7.50
Now
$5.50
MEN'S
DRESS
AND
SE!m-IRESS
PANTS
S4.25
to
$7
MEN'S
SOCKS
fir
Dress
and
Work
-j
45c
BOY'S
LONG
PANTS
all
sizes,
from
2.75'
BOY'S
SPORT
SHIRTS
$1.75
BOY'S
LACE
RIBBEH
BOOTS
$1.95
BOY'S
HELMETS',
all
shies,
$1.25
Now
bOc
CHILDREN'S
2-PIECE
;
SKI
SUITS
all
wool.
Regular
$10
to
$11
Now
$6
LADIES'
AND
GIRLS'
.
UNDERWEAR
At
REAL
REDUCTIONS
away.
Bo-Me
-HI
accuracy
at
the
free-throw
line,
by
far
the
best
In
the
loop,
helps
them
In
every
game.
Savoy
took
89
shot,
scoring
19.
They
attempted
25
free
throws
and
made
7.
Bo-Me-Hi
took
71
shots,
scoring
16.
Thy
made
14
of
21
free
shot)?
attempted.
.
.
U:
lie
pf
mora
per
Insertion,
minimum
charse.
soc.
mrtii
hoik
CORONATION
OF
QUEEN
OF
ROSES
AT
PA
SADENA
A
pretty
tableau
in
Pasadena,
Calif.,
as
Haroid
P.
Schalfer,
president
of
the
tournam
,at
01
roses,
piuces
the
crown
on
the
head
of
Virginia
Boer
as
tjueen
of
the
New
Years'
Day
tournament
of
roses.
She
presided
over
the
traditional
parade
and
the
football
game
in
the
Rose
Bowl.
Standing
around
their
queen
are
members
of
her
maiesty's
court.
'
ler
horn
High
-ochool
26
to
24
in
the
Ladles'
League.
!
In
the
Senior
game
Bo-Mr-
Cards
oi
mans,
witn
Notices.
Funeral
Notice
'
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcement:
ta.
fcPECJAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
ui
liutw
up
a
zone
defence
Advertising
is
payable
lu
advance.
Piease
relrain
from
telephoning.
:.
I
ri
,
which
stymied
Savoy.
Due
to
the
KIR
SALE,
f
OR
KENT
Kino
or
aeienee,
the
play
was
SCUBY'S
CROWN
WESTVIEW
M.
Flynn
134
155
D.
Dlbb
108
50
A.
Parker
147
115
g.LE
General
Electric
a
ii
jwacmne.
uooa
con-
basketball
time-table
"A"
BOWLING
sou,
uu.
ruuiie
uiacK
UIl
Civic
Centre
.
Dates
.
FOR
RENT
2
room
anartment.
slow
during
the
first
quarter
221
5th
East.
Phone
Red
K07.
:
with
both
teams
battling
it
out
12.'
wilh
long
phots-
The
score
was
FOR
RENT
Single
sleeping
tied
at
the
end
of
the
quarter
room
lor
quiet
man,
reason-:
q
a
of
Ravn.
.,nt.
th
t,
Savoys
points,
Ted
Ar
able.
244
5th
Ave.
West.
UO'i
f.LE-3
cylinder
52
ill'.
151
102
84
116
1(51
mi
1
160
110
114
77
259
30
730
Marine
Diesel
in
excel-mdilion,
and
complete
iaft,
propellor
and
aux-
ney
popped
-in
seven.
The
second
quarter
saw
Bo-Me-Hi
drop
the
zone
and
check
man-to-
FOR
RENT
One
t;iree-room
I
suite,
nicely
furnished.
Pri-
'
vate
bath.
Phone
Biack
490.
1
P.
Wallace
83
93
C.
Thain
121
153
Totals
MS
tj3y
MANSON'S
T.
Dell
203
111
B.
Coweill
103
79
"
"uririerham
.......
118
129
B.
Manson
,
88
125
u.
Kuaoerham
.'
19i;
93
HandicaD
30
30
Totals
764
507
DE
JONG'S
A.
Pierce
12C
20.",
E.
Piche
152
224
ensme,
pneea
very,
WITH
TRIPLE
Scuby's
was
the
only
team
to
make
a'
clean
sweep
in
this
week's
session
of
the
Ladies'
"A"
five
pin
bowling
league,
taking
three
games
from
Orange
January
15
Rupert
Hotel
and
North
Star,
Stones
and
High
School,
Brownwoods
and
Coop,
Miller
Bay
and
Peoples.
January
18
North
Star
and
Kinsmen,
Peoples
and
High
School,
Morgans
and
Merchants,
Co-op
and
Savoy.
ible
for
casn.
Bytown.
THURSDAY
Sports
a.m.
9:00
Bo-Me-Hi
Gym
Class,
p.m.
2:00
Adult
Casual
Badmin
U4f
;
ie
Works.
117)
man.
The
play
speeded
up
with
the
teams
breaking;
fast
and
RENT-
i
run
iaraae.
241
&M
-
5th
ili
I
E
New
and
Used
Fur-
Ave.
We.st.
New
British
lnoia
New
Cups
and
Saucersj
4
lor
$1.75:
New
House
Hf-l.P
WAXTEI)
In
the
latter-
part
of
the
first
league
schedule
postponed
ovei
the
year-end
holiday.
A.
Wrathall
99
147
J.
Shenton
198
177
ton.
3:30
Jr.
Girls
Apparatus
Class.
6:30
Bovs
Organized,
Games
Hour.
8:00
Rup-Rec
Women.
8:00
Teen
Tournament
Night.
School
Basketball
Learue
?3'?
ITS'
New
Bookcases,
New
n
Ranges,
New
Hard-Sliehtly
Used
Radios,
phones.
3
piece
Ches-1.
Oil
Burner
Ranees,
215
121
239
239,
104!
30
948
j
153!
I
wrathall
182
216
Handicap
30
30
WANTED
omce
Clerk
with
knowledge
of
book-keeping,
typewriting
and
stenography.
Apply
in
writina;
giving
qualifications,
salary
expected,
etc.
to
Box
425,
Daily
News.
tfi
OFFICE
HELP""
ra
uired
for
lo-
shooting
on
the
run.
Savoy
fell
a
little
off
the
scoring
pace
and
dropped
behind
3
points
20-17
as
half
time
came.
,
Savoy
came
along
fast
in
the
third
quarter
and
pounded
in
six
points
to
take
a
23-32
lead.
That
was
all
though.
Bo-Me-Hi
put
their
on-and-off
zone
defence
in
force
again
and
their
offence
started
to
hit
as
Byd
Hluh
individual
aenrine
uas
Totals
.
787
1000
January
22
High
School
and
Rupert
Hotel,
Dom
and
Miller
Bay,
Bo-Me-HI
and
Brown-1
woods
High
School
and
Fashion.
January
24
Stones
and
Mor-pans,
Globetrotter
series.
January
25
Merchants
antf
Fashion,
Globetrotters
series.
4:00
HiKh
No.
1
and
Hiuh
No.
ANNETTES
-
all
kinds
of
other
use-vifH
at
low
prices.
BC.
Ii.
;TURE
CO..
Black
324.
at
i
accomplished
by
A.
McMeekin
of
Annettes,
who
took
both
the
single
-
game
and
three
-
game
topspots.
Her
single
game
high
score
was
322
and
her
three-.
176
123
259
243
158
30
142
322
282
212
M.
Montgomery
171
M.
Windle
119
A.
McMeekin
245
E.
Smith
134
P.
Dickens
209
Handicap
30
Totals
908
r
Crib.
ME
-Steel
K
M
m
,
-
Apply
9i
cal
proiect.
ConsiiitinK
of
Accountants.
Clerks,
Timekeepers.
BtenoKiapher.s.
Must
be
experienced.
Applv
only
to
Box
477
Daily
News,
(jiving
lull
details
m
first
instance.
(
12
Last.
3(1
Scherk
and
Mickey
Webster
989
1141
1
2.
Basketball
Practices
5:00
-
10:00.
Special
p.m.
2:00Women's
Crafts
and
Bridge
Club.
.
2:15
Adult
Art
Class.
4:00
Booth
Bible
Class.
7:30
N.F.B.
Film,
children.
8:00
Co-op
Members
Rela
tions.
8:30
N.F.B.
Film,
adults.
L.E
Lady's
winter
coat.
game
total
was
82o,
averaging
275.
r
Phone
Red
924.
UZi
January
29
Rupprt
Hotel
and
Kinsmen.
High
School
and
Merchants,
Brownwoods
and
Savoy,
Miller
Bay
,
and
High
School.
U.E
-
-
Radio.
Automatic
WANTED
Chaneer
and
30
re-
came
through
with
several
baskets
apiece.
Savoy
began
to
break
the
zone
and
were
cutting
in
but
their
sihots
were
hot
dropping
through
thp
basket.
They
fell
far
oil
pace
34-24
as
the
quarter
ended.
Savoy
Guitar,
Eniilish
Pram,
Scuby's
3,
Orange
0.
1
Tk
1
he
I
J
P
tr,",J
lned
Annette's
2,
DrJong's
1.
J
Manson
s
2,
Westview
1.
ror
Violating
Gordon
and
Anderson
2,
Savoy
.
'Tampering'
Rule
.
Bis
ara
Ave.
west.
WANTED
-
Car
batteries,
car
radiators,
brass
atid
copper;
navms
uood
pi:ces
See
B
l.
FURNITUI'E
CO..
Black
321
i
tli
I
ALBERTA
FARM
UNIONS
JOIN
t
swingers
l.
Finely-appointed
"Prine"
s
(teamen
offer
unexcelled
ceommodttion
and
tempting
.
E
Boat
Buildina
Shed,
wharf,
all
carpenter
Blacksmith
Shoo
and
CINCINNATI
P
Leo
Durocher
-U
V'r-rJ
7i.,nkD,S"aD
a"d'tame
up
with
a
fourth
quarter
laft
and
O'Dowes
2,
Variety
manager
of
the
New
York
Giants
CALGARY
Cf
The
pin
t,
hammering
,
the
basket
powerful
store
1.
BRADFIELD
ST.
GEORGE,
Eng.,
?
A
mine
detector
found)
shrapnel
in
an
ailing
cow
in
this
j
Suffolk
village.
.
if.iceivnne
vyeiuma.
DRESS
MAKING
Black
990.
strike
action
when
Done
Phone
12
v.ith
shots
from
all
angles
In
an
weapon
of
Hitt
mpt
to
cui.
down
the
big
necessary"
r
a
d
malrrial
as
it
.stands.
8i-nt
nooition
for
mach-siiop.
Sell
cheap
account
lenvinsr
the
count
rv
C.
today
U
in
the
grasp'
3
?n(V
164
WANTED
TO
RENT
I.ieht
uo-me-rti
leaa.
They
did
niat
of
Alberta's
new
single
farm
D.
Woods
168
S'preier
Morgan
,
led
the
attacl
union
r-an
amalgamation
of
the
O.
Van
Meer
..........
120
L.
Smith
Iu4
JbergjP.O..
Massett,
B.C.
tl
R
SALE
-Two
pair
skis
and
News.
13
1
;
scoring
his
-polnts
in
the
last
province's
two
major
farm
or-
b.
Uzick
Z.'.'
147
1
and
Freddie
Fitzsimmons,
form-y2i
er
Boston
Braves
coach,
today
151
were
fined
$500
each
by
ba.se-121
ball
Commissioner
A.
B.
Chand-156
tei-
10
The
men
were
found
guilty
of
135
negotiating
a
ctmtract
for
1943
iM
while
Fitzsimmons
was
still
a
!27
member
of
the
Braves.
j23
The
New
York
club
was
fined
10
quarter.
This
rushing,
forcing
Hanoicap
LOST
AND
FOUND
loles.j
never
used.
Phone
fcreeti
6i0.
13
'
148
208
135
13W
102
10
122
101
155
96
57
47
628
ORANGE
F.
Van
riorn
..
ganizations.
Action
to
put
"teeth"
into
the
Droriosed
constitution
was"
one
meal
(or
a
restful,
comloct-abl
trip
south.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILINGS
Southbound
'
,
"
THURSDAY,
JAN.
20
:'
THURSDAY,
FEB.
3
.
MONDAY,
FEB.
14
:;
For
information
and
reservations
contact
D.
II.
E.
Maclean,
General
Agent
RSAI.F.
Cabinet
treadle!
FOUND-At
Post
Office.
Gold
C.
Willson
Weddnm
Rinff
with
tlirep
Irwin
machine.
Apply
Suite
94
130
109
70
125
47
of
the
first
acta
by
more
than
'J
ySOn
L;eds
Apt.
Phone
Biack
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
so
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
291
P.O.
Box
18
14.
i
(10
1
A.
Lefler
stones
Owner
mav
have
SHme
bv
calllns
at
the
Dailv
New.,
office
and
paving
for
this
ad
(tf)
Handicap
47
$2,000
for
violating
the
"tamp
C66
Totals
581
MACHINERY
FOK
SALE
.
.
METAL
WORK
SAW
better
lumber
more
sou
delegates
to
ine
joint,
meeting
of
the
Alberta
Farmers'
Union
and
the
United
Farmers
of
Alberta.
The
two
groups
have
a
combined
membership
of
more
than
55,000
farmers.
Jrimoti
irallv
use
the
'
modern
ering"
rule
which
prohibits
any
club
from
dealing
for
the
services
of
a
player
or
coach
while
he
is
under
contract
to
another
team.
TAFT
&
ODOWES
J.
Nowak
144
F.
McKinnon
129
Nelson
1(U
Maundrell
225
K.
Reid
137
tame
put
the
Rainmakers
ofl
heir
game
a
bit
and
their
passim;
and
shooting
became
wild
With
the
score
46-43,
Savoy's
Nick
Haugan
dropped
in
a
one-hander
from
the
side
and
was
fouled
in
the
try.
With
a
chance
tj
tie
the
score,
his
free
shot
,ji:,t
rimmed
olf
the
basket
With
the
hotel
players
all
about
them,
the
Rainmaktis
were
able
to
keep
possession
of
the
ball
until
the
bell
sounded.
Savoy
was
without
several
iirst
stringers
iciuding
Joe
Davis
who
is
away
from
town,
and
Mel
Holkestad,
.
out
with
a
PLUMBING
Installations
and
f
-pairs.
SHEET
MKTS!
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel
Roofing.
Lelouiveau
&
Sons,
t,
;o
Sixth
West.
Phone
."43
Ui)
m
tn-to-date
type
National
rtaLje
Sawmills
nianuiac-irwie
bv
National
M;;rhinrrv
'imnkdiv
Limited.
Vancouver,
Handicap
63
t.
I
(tfi
859
Totals
174
121
loo
143
163
63
830
204
1
221
1
89,
781
152
69
813
155
154
Y62
141
128
ii3
823
152
201
142
106
179
69
849
RSON'AL
lA-NTf
E
STEWART
wishes
to
f
-;-
'ice
to
his
manv
fnenils
WRONG
HALIFAX
HALIFAX
?
Sergeant
Edgar
Malay
of
the
city
police
force
received
a
call
from
a
woman
in
Brockton.
Mass.,
who
wanted
to
VARIETY
I.
Kristmansson
1.
Lykegaard
R.
Ramsay
R.
Christenson
.
F.
Cembella
.
Handicap
Totals
120
162
173
154
155
69
833
get
her
daughttr
In
Halifax.
She!
sprained
ankle.
They
brought
Chief's
Funeral
For
Famed
Runner
BRANTFORD
Tom
Longboat,
Canada's
greatest
marathon
runner
and
an
Onondaga
of
the
Six
Nations
Indians,
was
given
a
chief's
funeral
yesterday.
Longboat,
who
won
international
fame
in
races
nearly
40-years
ago;
died
Sunday
at
the
age
of
62
and
was
buried
in
a
white
man's
coffin.
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
(J,
CLAUSEN
&
SON)
We
Take
Listings
of
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
TRY
-
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QUICK
SALES
OR
CHARTERS
(Just
East
of
Llpsett's,
Waterfront)
Box
548
Phone
Green
975
had
a
wrong
number.
Her
up
two
players
from
the
Inter-
u.stomers
that
he
is
ix'ratine
53
Taxi
situ-
rosd
from
the
Rex
Cafe,
palronaue
would
oe
v
anpreciated
For
24
ervice
call
53
Taxi.
(18i
he
ladv
who
had
the
Officer's
Uniform
tor
a
Morgan's
Men's
Wear
contact
,
the.
Daily
if)
daughter
was
in
Halifax,
Mass.
mediate
Leaaue
Bill
MeChes-,
Si
1
SAVOY
SWINGERS
D.
McPhee
195
127
158
E.
Knutson
156
79
154
P.
Menzies
179
190
93
L.
Erlckson
153
160
170
McCallum
200
217
199
M
T"
IIVMI
VT
I
lfl
OR
(
.SfK-1
Ion
28
)
"f
Apiiltinilnii
for
Handicap
2
2
2
Totals
945
765
776!
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
!
8.
Ramsav
201
166
122
I.
Garner
238
225
205
B.
Smith
146
132
200
VV.
Inm-am
67
97
47
C.
Barrie
145
171
247
Handicap
12
12
12
Totals
809
803
833
dim
l.h'em-e
is
hircby
pivon
that
on
the
f
Junuary,
1949.
the
tin-Canudtan
I-Klon
of
the
mir
Kervlce
Lengne.
Prince
si.Ksji:T
nikiKid
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
that
a
Court
of
Revision
under
the
provisions
of
the
"Taxation
Act"
respecting
the
Assessment
Rolls
:or
the
Prince
Rupert
Assessment
District
for
the
year
1H4B.
will
be
hold
at
the
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert,
B
C,.
on
Thursday.
February
17.
at
2
o'clock
In
the
afternoon
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
January
10th.
1949.
.
W.
D
VANCE
Court
of
Revision.
(It)
pinmch
Number
27
Intmids
Rex
Bowling
Alley
Open
to
general
public
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons
and
evenings.
Monday
Tuesday
and
Thursday
evo-hlngs
after
9
o'clock.
-tf
Licence
In
re-spect
of
pre-
r
9
uaic
lit
S12
Third
Avenue
the
City
of
Prince
Hutwrt
4
i
in
1(serlbld
as
Lot
Nu-nber
SPECIAL
KODAKS
CAMERAS
TO
SUIT
EVERY
NEED
V
Baby
Brownie
Special
$3.47
Brownie
Target
-
Six-20
-
$6.44
Brownie
Target
Six-16
$7-2
Kodak
Duaflex
Camera
$14.56
Flash
Attachnv-nt
for
Kodak
Duaflex
$3.25
Kodak
Vigilant
Junior
Six-20
$20.41
Kodak
Vigilant
Six-20,
f
8
8
Lens
$33.8$
Kodak
Vigilant
Six-20,
16.3
Lens
r
$42.56
Kodak
Vigilant
Six-20,
f4.5
Lens
$61.68
Kodak
35
13.5
Lens
with
Range
Finder
$107.00
Flash
Attachment
for
Above
Four
Cameras
12.00
Argus
35
f3.5
Lens
with
Case
and
Flashgun
$120.00
WrathalPs'.
Photo
Finishing
'1
0.
Section
1.
Mnp
number
Runcrt
Land
Registration
iti
the
Province
of
BritiKh
to
entitle
each
member
fl
Club
to
keep
on
the
pre-reiiNonable
quantity
of
11-
pcrsoniil
consumption
on
ises.
and
entitling
the
Club
use
liquor
from
a
vendor
11
by
the
Rlsiss
the
liquor
so
I
to
Its
members
and
quests
imptlon
on
the
Club
pre-
acctrrclHiice
with
the
pro-f
the
"Government
Liquor
1
the
regulations
promul-Teimder.
this
Twenty-First
day
of
'.
1!48.
IAN
LRcnnw
civ
Tir
nut.
11.50
cwt.
2"
Common
GALVANIZED
NAILS
ALSO
ALL
TYPES
OF
NAILS
F.O.B.
Vancouver
CANADIAN
SPECIALTY
CO.
502
E.
Hastings,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
(11)
tlKMPlKE
SERVICE
LEAGUE
r-
It
I!
PERT
BRANCH
NtlM-7
(20)
'Nr
REC.rSTRY
ACT
orate
of
Title
No.
2R731-1
Of
lrfit
One
Thoimmirt
Thrpp
A
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and
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(51,
Coast
District.
'AH
satisfactory
proof
.oi
lie
above
Certificate
of
Title
'
the
name
of
Anthony
"ko
has
been
filed
In
this
'"ice
is
hereby
Riven
that
t
the
expiration
of
one
BARGAINS
for
quick
Sale
1941
Plymouth
Club
Coupe
1941
Dodge
Station
Wagon
Roth
vehicles
In
good
general
condition.
Can
be
seen
and
demonstrated
at
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Corner
2nd,
3rd
and
Park.
Aves.
PHONE
566.
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Camosun
Sunday,
11
p.m.,
Coquitlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
POUT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
.
.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Coquitlam,
Jan.
14
and
28,
10
p.m.
J
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Cosuitlam,
Jan.
7
and,
21,
10
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
'
i
Prince
Rupert
At;ent
Third
Ave.
Phone,
863
'mm
the
date
of
the
first.
''h
hereof.
tssil
n
Prfivis-
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarolli,
Prop.
PnONE
37
P.O.
Box
541
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
X
'tiflcHte
of
Title
In
lieu
of
DOUBLE
THREATS
The
Cudjoe
twins,
Lance
(lett)
and
Lawrence,
forwards
on
the
Harlem
Globetrotters
hoop
teams
which
will
meet
an
all-star
aggregation
at
the
Civic
Centre
here
on
January
24
and
25,
These
identical
brothers
5
ft.
5
inches
130
pounds-joined
the
Haiiemites
in
practice
sessions
at
Chicago
lust
season
and
are
the
smallest
players
ever
to
wear
the
Globetrotters'
siianics.
From
Seminole,
Oklahoma,
they
were
outstanding
collegiate
players
before
hitting
the
professional
ranks
Both
are
marvellous
shots
from
the
floor,
tremendously
fast
and
they
have
made
a
hit
everywhere
they
have
played
because
of
their
ability
to
out-manoeuvre
men
twice
their
size.
'
r"rtlflcnte.
unless
in
the
'
vuliu
objection
'
be
made
'
writing.
'
at
the
Land
Registry
Pnnee
Rupert,
B.
C.
this
of
December.
IfMS.
AD.
URKW
THOMPSON.
l,lty
Registrar
of
Titles.
(18)
This
sdvtrtttcmcnt
a
sot
published
or
iwUyta
by
h
LiSjuSf
Control
Bod
or
:
bf
At
Government
of
British
Cslumbit.