John
in
goal
and
w
.
Wilson,
Mercer,
Owens,
Wilson.
"eision
by
any
word
or
sign.
The
penalty
provided
for
in
such
a
eis
feel
that
they
were
unlucky'
on
both
occasions
to
lose
but
the
Battery
scoff
at
the
Idea.;
Ptfnfe
Hutifrt
PflfTp
1351
TUESDAY,
JUNE
14,
1949
case
is
being
sent
oft
the
Held.
Heavy
Battery
Still
Unbeaten
"
competently.
Dunb
-great
wme
puuk,
Ferguson
lb
Ve"ch.
Gomez
.V
That
does
nobody
any
good
and
They
feel
they
deserved
to
win.
certainly
does
not
help
the
Well
it's
goals
that
count
and
I
with
them.
the
goalie
cleared
well.
Veitch
and
Mazzone
sent
their
forwards
ahead
and
Pavlikis
worked
his
way
through
to
shoot
from
close
in
and
Boulter
saved
when
the
ball
appeared
to
have
passed
through
his
legs.
Play
now
became
ragged
with
players
indulging
In
a
lot
of
loose
talk.
John
Wilson
made
Referee:
S.
P.
Woodside.
Linesmen:
J
N.
Kelly,
Kar-asofsky.
COMMENTS
Morgan
again
was
very
safe
team
or
attract
spectators.
the
Battery
got
more
than
the
Legionnaires.
I
Sport
Shots
There
was
far
too
much
"squawking"
in
the
second
half
JContlnued
on
PaBe
.
Gunners
Defeat
General
Motors
Monday
Evening
Friday
night's
game
will
be
of
last
night's
game.
Generally
..
.
..
i
nne
Kntn
oon
ttoqw
Rttpiv
nnd
Can-
r.u-
i
w
lnnkeri
if
11
te
"
thp
lnilnff
losing
tP9H
icaui
uim
-..
.j
-
SPECIAL
LOW-PRICE
OF
Nick
Pavllkls
leads
the
forwards
in
goal
scoring
with
four
to
date.
The
other
players
who
have
scored
one
ea;h
are
Van-etta.
Ward,
Stead.
Price,
Baxter,
Pat
Wilson.
FER!
.
....
.
..
the
"beefing"
but
last
night
it
adian
Legion
in
the
first
round
smart
,m
in
their
football
new
Cup.
In
tpftm
playprs
of
the
Dominlon
Day
strips
last
night.
Doug
Friz-
&hmM
remember
that
they
both
games
to
date
between
zell
took
time
out
to
come
up
must
not
show
any
dlssatis-
these
teams
the
Battery
have
and
see
the
lads.
He
was
pleased
faction
with
the
referee's
de-
been
winners.
The
Legion
play
WB&ifm
In
a
hard-fought
game
last
a
good
run
but
his
through
pass
evening
the
Heavy
Battery
con-
was
cleared
Dy
Mazzone
who
Al-
kicked
behind
for
a
corner,
tinued
their
winning
ways.
though
they
had
only
ten
play-
Ferguson
cleared
well
The
Mot-ers
on
the
field
they
blanked
ors
were
pressing
but
could
not
the
General
Motors,
winning
by
beat
a
tough
defence.
Mercer
made
a
fine
run
and
Currie
two
goals
to
nil.
Exchanges
were
even
at
the
crossed
a
beauty
but
the
Inside
start
until
Pavlikis
nipped
in
men
all
missed
a
good
chance,
fast
to
snatch
a
loose
ball
but
Full
time
came
with
the
Battery
winners
by
two
clear
shot
wide.
Motors
were
press-
deservedly
Ing
and
Ferguson
came
through
goals.
.
to
clear
well.
Mercer
shot
Just
Teams:
wide.
Pavlikis
sent
VanettV
Heavy
Battery-Morgan;
Dun-ahead
but
Sunberg
saved.
The
bar,
Ferguson,
Mazone,
Veitch.
General
Motors
defence
got
into
Darrow
Gomez,
Vanetta,
Park-
AIR
PASSENGERS
ing
so
different
today
'
''
"
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To
Vancouver
Miss
J.
A.
Erlckson,
Miss
P
Moore,
Mrs.
H.
Blackburn,
Mrs.
H.
Hand,
W.
Eckert,
C.
Noel,
M.
Erlckson,
J.
WITH
10
GIUETTI
BLUE
BIAOES
IN
DISPENStK
H.
Stone.
i
To
Sandspit-Mrs-
T.
Crosier.
.
hllt
Rmi!ter
was
rignt
nouse,
Pavlikis,
Ward.
"Hid
From
Vancouver
M.
Rogue
!
.
...
...
.
.
on.i,,nPri
r,Pneral
Motors
Boulter:
j
H.
L.
Batten.
t.
Heal,
M.
F.
Cros-
Shaving's
a
breeze,
blade
changing
a
cinch
with
the
new
Gillette
Rocket
One
Piece
Razor
and
Gillette
Dispenser.
Enjoy
utmost
shaving
ease
and
convenience,
plus
double-edge
economy.
Get
yours
now!
Gillette
Rocket
0ne-Pie
Ram
and
twisting
mlskick
of
a
defender-
Robinson,
Sunberg,
Lien.
Olson,
Dunbar
cleared
from
Currie
Haugan.
McKay,
Currie,
Pat
i
i
and
a
moment
later
stopjed
!
by,
J.
Ross,
C.
E.
Buck.
O
Ward.
I
From
Sandspit
Mrs.
O.
A.
I
Hunter,
Mrs.
T.
Crozler,
Mrs
D
iDahms,
A.
W.
Priest,
Q.
Ward,
Mercer.
Morgan
cleared
from
Owens.
MrKav
crossed
well
out
Gillette
DlipMr
K.
Leszka,
J.
Sutton,
J.
BUnllng,'
i
Q
Gooding,
W.
Goltz.
with
10
Gillette
llee
429
f-1
-
T"'
lied...
R.,.l.r
rtJlt
$2.00
vol-.
w
KScf
55
Gomez
cleared.
Cun
ie
and
Wilson
combined
until
Veitch
broke
up
the
move.
Robinson
made
a
fine
interception
when
Park-house
and
Pavlikis
were
danger-
mm
Harold
Hampton,
newly
elect
Pavlikis
made
a
good
run
ed
president
of
the
Junior
j
oils.
came
out
and
Chamber
of
Commerce,
"attend-
and
Boulter
TENDERS
addressed
to
SEALED
the
undersigned,
and
endorsed
..t
i,.
f,,r
whurf
KeDuirs.
Port
ed
the
regular
monthly
dinner
cleared.
.
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
The
Motors
halfback
line
of
PIRACY
on
the
Hiph
Spas
was,
no
doubt,
exciting
until
it
fame
to
bre.ikfa'ling
on
salt
pork
and
tliijt's
biscuit.
Nowadays
that
deli
rioui
rrrrul.
Post's
Crupe-Nuts
Flukes,
ig
eaten
jo
fully
on
both
sea
and
land.
It's
made
from
lint
one
but
TWO
grains
sun-ripened
wheat
and
malted
barlejr.
Bold
buccaneers
of
today
come
aboard
Kith
test
it
hen
Crape-Nuts
Flakes
are
in
the
offing.
And
good
thing
too,
because
these
honey-golden
flukes
provide
nourishment
they
need
,
t
.
useful
quantities
of
carbohydrates,
protein,
phosphorous,
iron
and
other
food
essentials.
Say
"Ahoy,
Mr.
Grocer
I
Grape-Nuts
Flukes,
please
1"
of
Commerce
"
last
evehing
as
Olson,
Lien,
and
Haugan
were
clemPimi
bc,"
win
be
received
the
official
representativ
of
the
strong
defenders
but
the
for-
until
300
p.m.
'
Efrshr,wrPfp"elrs
"
Jaycees
and
was
appropriately
wards
were
ineffective.
Owens
J"yp0'fciempntt
bc
1
welcomed
bv
G
R.
S
Blackabv.
missed
nn
oneninff
and
Dunbar!
di0
frm
i.t
contract
and
spec-
;PLA'
.$10,0
5pee
CM
HE)
?
Ilea
rpTtrrs
net
GP-17?
the
senior
president-
BLONDIE
Brief
Encounter.
By
CHICK
YOUNG
s-
.
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(
i'll
have
them
off)
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(
THE
TAIlOB
PWCNED
)
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1
CAME
L
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HI
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f
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VOU'PE
rC7
VF.PV
-
headed
away
Curiie'S
good
Shot.
Ideation
can
be
seen
and
lorrna
u
.
tender
obtained
at
the
otlice
in
tnc
u
k..
Owens
crossed
a
beauty
but
EnK1Ileer,
Department
of
Pub-
Gomez
and
then
Morgan
saved,
i
)lc
Work.
Ottawa,
at
the
ollke
of
Parkhouse
was
good
and
Van-
the
District
.
.
.
l
1
nitllfltiiu
New
Westminster.
V
v..
etta
got
aay
to
drive
In
a
great
,"n("
t
'thP
P()St
o(tu.
at
Port
shot
that
Boulter
got
his
fin-1
elements.
Prince
Rupert.
Vancouver
gers
to
and
turned
against
the
J
victor
b.
ton
to
the
bar
but
cou'd
not
stop
The
Bat-
Mdml(!n((
the
rjrpnrtment
win
tery
Was
then
a
goal
up.
Mor-
mipply
blue-prints
and
specldcatlon
Pan
saved
Olsons
long
shot.
Then
Mercer
headed
the
ball
bsllk
chPque
payable
to
the
order
ot
against
the
underside
of
'the
tn
Minister
of
public
works.
The
crossbar
for
it
to
rebound
Irtto
dS
SOCIABLE,
DNTrwOOP-
WHY
Ull-'N
I
VUU
-
7
INVITE
WP
P
i,
Combines
Instant
Blade
Changing
-Super;
V
or
TO
COVE
IN
?
.0
7
Shaving
Comfort
Double
Edge
Economy
play
....
.
a
lucky
escape
for
Bat-1
wMUn
month
from
the
date
of
If
not
retum-
tery.
Morgan
brought
off
a
reception
of
tenders.
withln
that
period
the
deioslt
i
9
X.i
t!w,n
ed
I!
Re:
i
,
am
,.Thi
(
.
!-'
"trlei
'
WM
riss
o
'
fsueel
!
Joult
lotlce
it
tl
torn
Jon
.1
'Ulcai
rUt
alld
vrttin
.
DH
Ve,
h
""rwV
t
S
With
Pavlikis
nearly
thrOURh,'
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
unlesa
made
on
printed
form.
i
Mip-
Robinson
came
to
the
rescue.
,
,
,
.
'nlled
bT
the
Department
and
In
c-
The
second
half
found
open-
f
"ni,Ce
with
conditions
set
forth
lng
exchanges
even.
Currle'i
'herein.
good
centre
was
blocked
and.l
Each
"
on
a
cnarverru
-d
bt
a
certified
cheque
in
a
flash.
Pavlikis
was
nearly
i.
jj,
,n
Canada,
payable
to
the
through
at
the
Other
end.
Sun-
ovder
of
the
Honourable
the
Mln-,
Wilcr.nl
Works,
equal
to
10
,.
j
H
o.t
ler
of
Public
No
Change
from
the
Dollar.
PRINCE
-.
RUEf
r,a"
r
"
"
'
"
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,mint
of
the
ten-
Salt
Lake
Ferry
Daily
Service
Except
Monday
SI
II
MU
LES
Tuesday...
Wednesday
.
a
n
d
Thursday
Leave
Cow
Bay
floats,
4.
5,
7
and
8
p.m.
'
lExtri
trip
Thursday
"
afternoon,
2:30)
Saturday
Every
hour
start-l:ig
at
11
a-.:.
Sundays
Continuous
service
commencing
11
a.m.
Last
boat
leaving
Salt
Lake
at
10
p.m.
-
Phnne
tiREF.N
391
or
BLACK
916
in
dfr.
or
Bearer
ias
oi
vne
uoim"-ten
of
Canada
or
of
the
Canadian
national
Railway
Company
and
Its
hit
the
upright
with
a
fine
drive
Mazzone
cleared.
John
Wilson
made
a
good
run
with
Currie
BOWLING
All
constituent
companies,
uncomumm-
OPEN
DAILY
FROM
and
McKay
carryinf
It.
on
but
nlly
guaranteed
a
to
principal
and
by
the
Drninlon
of
Can-6
Morgan
saved.
Gomes
fought
.-inu-re
,,,
jfada,
or
the
aforementioned
bonds
his
Wfiy
through
and
gave
Ward
fantl
.
certified
cheque
If
required
ICE-CREAM
CONE
?)
lJp
WITH
ME,
JhfA
,
Tts
U
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A
V-
I
a
nice
pass
irom
wnicn
me
iai-to
maKe
up
n
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By
order.
3:30
P.M.
TO
11
PM
Saturdays
12
N
to
12
Muinicht
PHONE
KI'.D
:os
Bowl
In
Clean
and
P!t:
Surroundings
ter
scored
with
a
great
drive
to
put
the
Gunners
two
up.
Motors
came
rieht
back
and
Morgan
J
M.
80MERVH.LE.
8ecretnry.
rvnartmnt
of
Public
Works
I
JubU
ncoi
;Be:
saved
from
Currie.
Pavtik4s
ouwa'
J,,ne
1949
was
through
but
missed.
Olson
gave
Morgan
a
long
shot
that
mlr
.
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t
i
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