prfnte
Uupett
Daflp
r3c'ms
Mondaj,
January
10.
1949
.
Philpoit,
Evitt
CLOSE
VERDICTS
FEATURE
LEAGUE
commence
immediately.
No
matches,
however,
will
be
playd
this
Wednesday
as
the
hall
will
be
In
use
fortiw
regular
monthl
"r
meeting.
-.
:
Ltd.
Co.
ill.,
v..
iHOOP
GAMES
ON
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Legion
Billiard
Tourney
Starting
Only
a
few
more
entries
arc
required
for
the
Canadian
Legion's
third
handicap
English
billiard
tounrament
and
it
is
expected
that
these
will
be
filled
and
the
draw
made
within
a
day
or
so,
in
which
event
play
will
Can
Sirply
You
With
y
",,
.
..
'-
'
-
;
ft
I
M
Classified
advoruting
a.srays
brings
results.
Including
rir,
Cedar,
etc.
ivlBER
LOORING
In
Fir
or
Hemlock
Senior
Krcttnwouris,
57;
Ham?,
5..
Intermediate
Merchants,
37;
Stones,
33.
;
'
Ladies
High
Si-hoot,
29;
Miller
Bay,
II.
Junior
Kinsmen.
2;
Rupert
Hotel,
22.
Before
a
chef
ring
crowd
Saturday
night,
Brown-woods
came
back
from
the
.brink
of
defeat
and
won
a
thrilling
Senior
League
basketball
contest
from
Savoy,
SIDING
All
Types
January
Clearance
SCHEDULE
OF
LADIES'
BOWLS
SASH
aid
DOOR
.
and
,
i-ierce
scoring
the
winning
basket
with
less
than
ten
j
seconds
remaining
in
the
game.
The
final
score-
wa.-
:
57
to
50.
Another
contest
(jecideeTin
the
last
seconds
Schedule
of
the
remaining
i
games
in
the
second
third
of;
Ladles'
"B"
Bowling
League
lsi
announced
as
follows:
j
January
11
Stars
v.:
Miller
1
Bay,
Toilers
vs.
Noble
&
Wick,
SALE
FOOTIIII.US
ALI'KllTA
COAL
i
i
uie
game
was
the
Intermedi
in
sill
sizes
iate
game
which
saw
Merchants
coring
of
the
night
with
i
coming
out
on
top
37-35
over
frPO
ehrmr.
nH
hronrht
two
his
PHONE
r.51
Stones.
Boosters
vs.
Brownwoods,
Rosa
team
to
within
one
point.
With
Bruwnwood
ojwned
tho
soor-jl'5
seconds
left
Arney
wan
fouled.
in
and
quickly
built
up
a
9-2
'To
the
mystery
of
many,
Savuys
lead.
Savoy
started
slowly
and.clPfU:d
t0
try
for
the
point
ln
r
stead
or
doing
wnar,
tncy
naa
done
only
a
minute
earlier,
taking
the
ba!i
on
the
side
and
stall.
Arnej
missed
the
shot
and
Lees
vs.
Busy
Bees,
Big
Sisters!
vs.
Delmonts.
j
January
18-Brownwoods
vs.
Noble
ie
Wick,
Stars
vs.
Rosa
Lees,
Big
Sisters
vs.
Busy
Bees,
Boosters
vs.
Toilers,
Miller
Bay
vs.
Belmonts.
January
25
Boosters
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Brownwoods
vs.
Miller
Bay,
Stars
vs.
Belmonts,
Busy
Bees
vs.
Toilers,
Rosa
Lee?
vs.
Noble
St
Wick.
with
a
bin
deficit
staring
them
in
j
the
fate,
proceeded
to
cut
itj
down
to
15-14
at
quarter
time.i
Doi'i'
Shier
spearheaded
the;
Khoemeus
attack
with
10
points.'
the
rebound
became
a
jump
ball.
Brownwoods
controlled
the
up
MEN'S
WORK
PAXTS
$4
NOW
$2.95-
MEN'S
DRfcSS
PANTS
$7.50
NOW
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS
"
$9
NOW
$7.00
MEN'S
WORK.
SHIRTS
PPFCTAL
S'2.i5
MEN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS
SPECIAL
$2.r
ENGI.ISH
GABARDINE
COATS
SPECIAL
$20.)
3o
per
word
per
tnaertlem,
minimum
ehanra,
toe.
Birth
Rutlcas:
Cariia
of
Thank.
Oeatn
Notice,
Funeral
Nuttcaa.
Uurrlaa
and
Engagement
Announcements:
'i
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUP.LE
PUICB
.ivertlaing
1
payable
In
advance
Please
rcfralu
from
telephoning.
m,
cwiuniM-a
,
and
lh(.
ball
was
whipped
up
the
the
w,.m
aion.
It
L,-.,P
was
a
p.prce
wh(j
wa
open
c!in
dunK
affair
with
each
taim'-
ln
trie
basket
that
CORNY
CANINE
Corn
on
the
cob
is
a
favorite
dish
for
Jake,
four-year
old
canine
pet
of
Doit
MeLeod
of
Vancouver.
Jak
Is
shown
here
with
a
towel
around
his
neck
to
keep
his
fur
clean
while
he
eats
a
well-buttered
cob.
For
dessert
Jake
likes
canned
peaches.
(CPPhoto)
FOK
KENT
(IK
SALR
taklns
turnn
the
lead.
Brown-
as
gave
lho
Shoemen
the
all
itn-woodH
offense
boRged
down
I
nnrkn,
nnln(!.
,
wln
ffin
RF'JT-.
Sj.mi-fi.r.iiulK.rl
9.
v
3
cvliiuler
52
IIP
slightly
and
Suvoy
kept
pouring
j
-'
room
Suite.
Park
Afcnue.
i:irine
Diesel
in
ex
Brownwoods
played
tlrPlr,
best
it
up",
consistently,
their
first
it
on.
The
half
ended
27-26
with!
(7i
..lit
urn.
ana
coin
oieie
ft.
prope
lor
ana
aux-
POR
RENT2
r0!)m
aoa.tment
P!tvi,y
011
U,P--
objective
is
winnin?
the
game.
1
They
are
proud
of
their
winning
record
of
3,033
victories
with
me.
V
'
'
,
221
alh
East.
Phone
Red
8t)7.i
ti,..,t,
.n
h,.ni-
i
.k
game
this
season..
The
win
was
a
credit
to.
them
because
they
only
had
6
players
stripped
whith
made
it
band.
Mel,
Thomp
1
for
cumi.
uytowii!
"".
ile
'TROTTERS
FUNNY
BUT
OUT
TO
WIN
.Besides
their
greatest
lineup
of
stars
in
22
season
of
play,
the
Harlem
Globe
Trotters
bas
u'.j.ks
H
i
iensive
or
enner
team
as
me
ikjix
rem
umc
Ul'l-t-iuimi
,..,,,,,1
i.ir
,.,,,,,
T
opened,
it
was
a
son
wiw
missing,
ura
fcrman
suite,
nicely
furnished.
Pri-,
wide
onin
g
ma
with
kood
pass-;
......oj
i
u..im
vate
bath.
Phone
Bi.u:k
40.1
after
only
230
defeats
up
to
this
season.
But
in
addition
to
their
sensational
passing
and
clever
1
lev
11
J
1
1.:
Vi
Mi
l
")
(8i
.
New
and
Used
Fur-i
New
British
India
w
Cubs
and
flancern
i
for
si.7i:
New
House
New
Bookcases.
New
R.inees.
New
Hard-
j
ing
and
fine
ball
handling.
Savoy
having
been
away
for
a
couple
of
game
while
W.VNTLI
played
a
passing
games.
He
played
well
before
playing
tricks,
which
are
a
show
ketball
unit
will
bring
its
finest
j
comedy
show
to
Prince
Rupert
Brownwoods
used
fast
breaking,
fouling
out
ln
the
final
quarter.
WANTED-
Piano
pupils.
Green
153.
Phone
(7i
I"htlv
Used
Radios,
in
themselves,
they
manage
forwards
and
long
passes.
Brown
Doug
Shier
was
the
standout.
He
liione.,
j
vnr.T
MEN'S
TOPCOATS
Odd"
Sizes
SPECIAL
SI
5.00
MEN
S
FISHERMEN'S
PANTS
:
:'AU-Wool
V
$5.50
:
MEN'S
WORK
BOOTS
;
Solid
leather-
SPECIAL
S6.50
!
MEN'S
WORK
BOOTS
High
Top-SPECIAL
!
$9.00
:
Boys'
Clothes
at
Clearing
Prices
woods
garnered
the
edt;e
in
scor
racked
up
the
highest
single'
WANTED
Car
r-atterles.
car
.1
nil
kinds
of
other
u.se-
radiators,
brass
and
copoer.
i
ing
in
the
tliird
quarter
and
held
;-
Ms
at
low
prices.
B
C.
oiUirl
ft
ni
ices
rttu
son
K
I
.
pa
vi
ni
the
a
41
to
38
lead
going
Into
f
L'KE
CO.,
Black
324
324.
FURNITURE
CO..
Black
Rex
Bowling
Alley
Open
to
general
public
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons
and
evenings.
Monday
Tuesday
and
Thursday
evenings
after
9
o'clock.
(til
sometime
during
the
game
to
get
their
comedy
Into
action.
It
is
apt
to
include
anything,
since
the
players
are
great
on
impromptu
stuff.
Old
showmanship
standbys
that
the
fans
seem
to
like
are
f'Continttec
on
Page
Slxl
game
score
this-
season
26
points
and
was
phenomenal
In
his
shootlnR.
He
made
10
out
of
18
shot.
In
the
first
quarter
he
canned
his
first
4
shots.
final
ten
minutes.
The
playing
hi
-the
last
quar
WANTED
Junk
scran
iron
and
scran
steel
Phone
543.
Hi'
t
r
January
24
and
25
as
parr
of
their
appearance
against
the
cream
of
city
basketball
talent.
Their
visit
here
will
be
the
first
stop
on
a
tour
which
will
include
several
Aiaska
cities
and
army
bases.
For
the
last
21
years,
sports
writers
have
been
saying
that
the
clever
court
jesters
did
j
everything
with
a
basketball
tor
was
hard
and
fast.
Arney
steel-ApplV
phone
(7)
E-1941
Dodae
S!i:iiiii
Waaon.
Avenue
East.
"9.
and
Ciccone
took
charge
of
the
5
room
between
9
7i
WANTED
TO
RENT
House.
Phone
(104
a.m.
and
5
p
m.
Crib.
E-
Steel
I
Savoy
played
a
steady
passing
;
pame.
Arney
was
in
form
with
,
lib
hook
shots
working
very
well,
i
Davis
was
his
equal
as
a
run-
Apply
(9i
i
jt
Savoy
scoring
and
threatened
to
make
a
runaway
of
the
game
before
Ciccone
fouled
out.
Ru-p.'rt
Holkestad
also
left
the
game
WANTED
Office
Clerk
with!
knowledge
of
book-keeping.'
tvoewritinn
and
stenography.!
Apply
in
wriunn
mvinu
qualifications,
salarv
expected,
etc.!
to
Box
425.
Daily
News.
tf
!
S-Ladv's
winter
coat,
Phone
Red
924.
1
12
1
,
ning
mat.
Ciccone
was
tops
at;
but
make
it
talk
and
the
morj
are
scouting
the
in
tlie
early
minutes
of
the
quar
BOYS'
PANTS
All-Wool,
for
dress-
and
school.
Big
assortment.
From
S2.75
CHILDREN'S
TWO-PIECE
ski
srrrs
guard
and
came
through
with
14
imaginative
ter.
The
score
went
to
56-53
for
:
points
.high
for
a
guard.
Menzies
;
Idea
that
that
may
be
possible
,
MORGAN'S
SENSATIONAL
-
Tiiilorcd-to-Mcasiir
Suvoy
with
several
minutes
re
I.NfltT
FOh
SALE
bPtter
lumber
more
.all
v
use
the
modern
to-date
tvpe
National
Sawmills
manufac-
played
a
steady
game.
Rup
this
season;
too.
I
Holkestad
was
held
to
six
points.:
The
merriment
starts
the
mo-
maining.
Shier
capped
his
WANTED
-
Girl
of
Woman
to
do
liuht
housework
and
look
after
pre-school
ane
child,
week
davs.
Phone
Blue
128
alter
0
p.m.
1
12
1
Pure
Wool,
blue
and
brown.
He
was
double
checked
in
the'ment
the
Globe
Trotters
aun
i
v
National
M.cninerv
Vai
Vancouver,
pivot
and
couldn
t
get
his
hook,
shot
away.
It
was
a
mystery
to
(tf)
Done
-Phone
(lii
DRESS
MAKING
Black
990.
i
v
Limited,
IlKTAL
WORK
i)
-WORK
WANTED
-
ft
O
Installations
ann
Her
onto
the
iloor
fur
their
j
warm-up
practice.
Fc-rmlnj
'
circle
under
the
bafket,
they
start
moving
the
ball
around
in
a
manner
that
usually
ha;
the
crowd
off
on
a
laughing
spree
immediately.
This
"sleight-of-hand"
is
continued
hilariously
into
the
A,-iWlf
ViANYFT).
Pnmnptei't.
i
fr
SHEET
M
E
T
A
h.
I
Tar
and
Gravel
Koof-
the
fans
why
Savoy's
top
ball
handler,
Mel
Holkestad,
was
sit-ting
on
the
bench'
ln
tlie
final
minutes
when
Savoy
were
stall-,
lng
the
ball.
'
Brownwoods
took
69
shots
and
made
22
best
percentage
ln
the
.steiio'tranlier
requires
worl
A-1
'
7
Please
write
Box
424,
Da
t
urtourieau
As
."-ions,
oj
1,1
West,
ohone
.,43
u
SUIT
OFFER
FOR
THE
MONTH
OF
JANUARY
.
ONLY
WE
ARE
OFFERING
YOU
A
HANDSOME
TAILORED-TO-MEASURE
SUIT
OF
'
FINE
ENGLISH
News.
'8
WORK
WANTED
Experienc"
1
waitress
desires
position
in
city.
Box
1713,
Prince
Rupert.
(8)
senior
loop.
They
made
13
free
bdme-
'throws
of
26
tried.
Savoy
took!
The
Globe
Trotters
wiU
make;
Double
knees.
Reg.
$10.50
'
S6.00
BOYS'
SCHOOL
SHIRTS
All
SizesJ-BPECIAL
$1.23
BOYS'
PLAII
SPORT
COATS
All-Wool-
SPECIAL
$5.75
BOYS'
LACE
Rl'BBER
BOOTS
All
Sizes
$1.!)5
BOYS'
SOLID
LEATHER
SCHOOL.
BOOTS
REDUCED
PRICES
GIRLS'
INDERWEAR
All
Sizes,
Good
Quality
SPECIAL
from
,
:
;
60c
KNITTING
WOO!,
Best
Quality,
all
shades
ln
balls
and
skeln
30c
and
60c
j
96
shots
and
made
26.
They
were
;
three
appearances
at
the
Civic
1
1
verv
Door
in
free
throws
and
this
Centre
here,
an
afternoon
per-
j
.
vi:Hnmi:nt
i.nt
on
T"
I
(
Si-ctlon
2KI
ce
r
ipll(iilliiii
fur
H
I
lull
llrcmi-
ir,
i
t
hereby
icivcti
(hut
on
the
Jiinuiiry.
it4!i,
the
un-
m
S
C'HIlUClillU
l'tfii
I
i,f
l.i-
111
f
Pi"
.Service
Leiiisue.
Prime
III
ioifh
Number
21
Intends
mm.
I
Hie
Llqiinr
Control
Ikmrd
f
I
Licence
In
respect
of
pri
SITI
AIIONS
VACANT
i
.
i
was
a
factor
In
their
losing
the:
A
rubber
niainitactuier
manu-
V
lactiirinu
a
ion
huk
"j
mechanical
noocis.
tires
and
tubes
and
accessories
and
'mober
footwear
reuuires
the
services
of
a
salesman
to
handle
ine
territory
ttom
Prince
formance
for
school
students
and
two
evening
games
for
adults.
The
afternoon
allow
will
be
exactly
the
same
as
Uih
evening
ones
only
the
price
will
be
less.
Although
the
'Trotters
"clown
ywv
Jia
inirci
Avenue
j
game.
Tliey
made
four,
all
by
(Rupert
Holkestad,
from
24
shots.
,
.MERCHANTS
WIN
j
With
only
seconds
remaining,
Eric
Moore
scored
with
a
one-
r
4
if
b
he
City
of
Prince
Rupert
.
described
ftH
It
Numler
.'().
Kectlnn
1.
Map
number
Unpen
Lund
Rritlstrmlim
if
r
1
i
WORSTED,
GAB-
ARDINE
or
TWEED
MATERIALS
WITH
A
FREE
.
.
.
ABSOLUTELY
FREE
EXTRA
PAIR
OF
PANTS
...
Rupert
to
Vanderhoof,
pre-,
ferablv
as
a
side
line
to
one
callimt
on
all
mills,
mines,)
general
stores
'
and
earagrs
Commission
basis.
Address
all
replies
with
full
detail
to
Gut--,
ta
Percha
&
Rubber
Ltcf..
52
5
Beattv
St..
Vancouver.
B.C.
,
4
i
the
Province
of
Hrliish
to
entitle
each
member
I
Club
to
keep
on
the
pre-ea.sonuble
fiuanllty
if
II-persmul
con.sumpt
Ion
cm
es.
nnd
entitling
the
Club
liquor
from
n
vendol
P
hander
from
thf
side
and
gave
Merchants
a
37
to
35
victory
over
a
fighting
Slones
team
in
the
Intermediate
game.
Although
the
scoring
was
even.
Stones
had
the
edge
in
ball
handling
and
IIIIUIIIII
!
I
LOST
AM)
FOl'ND
FOUND
At
Post
Office,
Gold
Weddlnit
Ring
with
three
stones.
Owner
may
have
same
bv
calliiv.!
at
the
Dailv
New.-,
office
and
paving
lor
this
ad.
(tti
by
the
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liquor
lo
its
members
and
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on
the
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pre-it
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with
the
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play.
The
teams
took
turns
taking
the
lead.
The
half
time
half
lollowed
the
pattern
of
the
score
was?'
20-all.
The
'second
first
half
and
only
the
last
second
score
gave
Merchants
the
win.
Ball
handling
by
Stones
was
superior
to
Mercnants.
McChes-ney
was
a
driving
offensive
player
and
set
the
play
for
Stones.
Wesch
showed
Improvement
in
playing
at
guard.
Merchants
are
winning
games
but
are
not
showing
much
improvement.
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HOTEL
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hi
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TO
BROADWAY
Barbara
Ann
Scott,
Canada's
sweetheart
of
the
Ice,
is
shown
as
she
completed
a
spin
in
her
debut
at
the
Roxy
Theatre
ln
New
York.
The
Canadian
skater
is
reported
to
be
receiving
$10,000
a
week
for
her
Broadway
engagement,
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SAMPLES
TO
CHOOSE
FROM
FRANK1E
STEWART
wishes
to
announce
to
his
many
friends
and
customers
that
he
is
now
operating;
53
Taxi
situated
across
from
the
Rex
Cafe.
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patronage
would
be
gU'atly
appreciated.
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hour
service
call
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the
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a
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of
Title
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lieu
of
Phone
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the
second
year
for
most
of
them
in
the
Intermediate
League
and
DO
NOT
FAIL
TO
TAKE
ADVANTAGE
OF
THIS
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THIS
AND
THAT
Certificate,
unless
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the
valid
objection
be
made
writing.
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pic
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Btwy
nt
the
Land
Registry
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
this
they
should
now
be
looking
better
than
last
year.
Their
actual
play
does
not
show
Improvement.
Stones
took
45
shots
and
made
14
of
them.
They
made
half
of
their
14
free
throws.
Merchants
made
15
shots
from
73
attempted.
They
scored
7
of
11
free
throws.
LADIES
LEAGl'E
In
the
Ladies
League,
High
School
came
through
with
a
29-11
win
over
the
wlnless
Miller
"I
December.
1958,
A
D.
DREW
THOMPSON,
iiuty
Reutstnir
of
Titles.
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MEN'S
WEAR
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not
publishtd
or
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by
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id
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of
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left
today
by
Vancouver
on
a
business
tich
will
take
him
to
tj
and
other
eastern
SPECIAL
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for
quick
Sale
Bay
squad.
Only
in
the
first:
quarter
did
Miller
Bay
show
signs
of
holding
High
School.
They
were
tied
5-5
as
the
quar-j
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s.s.
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