,
.
Friday,
December
31,
1948
Today
in
Sports1
LOCALS
TAKE
KETCHIKAN
IMFIRST
OF
INTERNATIONAL
HOOP
SERIES
PRINCE
HI
PERT
48,
KETCHIKAN
44
Ji?QfirSt
Tthe
annual
International
kpt
ketUH
Series
P.me
-f
Bas.
between
Ketchikan
Rockets
and
Prince
Rope
under
the
sponsorship
of
Rupert
Men
T
'as
Pla-d
niffht
before
a
We
crowd
J!
Centre
Gym.
.
The
final
score
wasS
4
in
MAY
1949
BRING
HEALTH
AND
HAP-PINESS
TO
ALL.
OF
YOU.
For
MEN
And
BOYS
l
.
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
CLOTHE
AND
SHOES
AT
GREAT
saving
rmcrcs
.
.
MEVS
DRESS
SHIRTS
to
$4.00
MEN'S
SPORT
SHIRTS
$4.75
to
$5.75
-
MEN'S
SILK
TIES
50c
to
$1.95
MEN'S
SCARVES
Paisleys,
etc.
si.se
MEN'S
SOX
for
Dress
vi
uie
nome
team,
The
visitors
are
a
fast
youne!atld
Christensen
were
the
taeM
A
Good
Year
Past
A
Better
One
Coming
In
view
of
the
HucceHaf
ul
record
of
sports
in
Prince
iPf-"1
1S)48
ther'
is
every
reason
to
feel
sure
that
1949
will
be
just
as
successful,
Yi
not
even
more
so.
There
are
two
angles
from
which
to
consider
the
success
of
spcrt
in
any
community.
There
is
the
question
how
many
citizens
take
part
in
the
various
sports
and
then
there
is
the
question
of
how
many
are
spectators.
With
our
unequalled
facilities
provided
through
our
Civic
Centre
there
is
every
opportunity
for
active
partici-patkn
and
also
for
spectator
enjoyment.
Basketball
is
our
major
sport
in
the
winter
with
&
senior,
an
intermediate,
a
junior
and
a
juvenile
league
all
fully
active
for
the
males
and
a
ladies
league
for
the
so-called
weaker
sex.
J3ao.minton
has
many
devotees
with
the
courts
usually
in
complete
use.
Outdoors
we
have
an
active
Ski
Club
with
both
sexes
very
active.
AH
of
these
are
well
organized
and
seem
assured
of
a
successful
season.
The
forthcoming
visit
of
the
Harlem
Globetrotters
puts
Prince
Rupert
on
a
level
with
the
greatest
cities
on
the
continent.
And
we
are
also
looking
forward
to
the
B.C.
Basketball
Senior
B.
championships
here.
Looking
further
ahead
there
is
every
indication
that
fastball
and
baseball
will
have
a
successful
year.
Younger
players
are
stepping
into
the
shoes
of
the
older
set
and
the
young
show
promise.
The
ladies'
fastball
needs
to
be
reorganized.
The
resumption
of
football
last
year
was
most
successful
and
this
sport
seems
to
be
well
on
its
way
back
to
its
former
popularity.
Tennis
attracted
only
a
fair
num-nr
of
players
last
season
but
it
also
shows
signs
of
doing
better
next
year.
It
is
hoped
that
the
Canadian
Legion
will
again
sponsor
a
track
and
field
meet
as
part
of
the
observance
of
Dominion
Day.
This
will
give
the
would-be
aspirants
in
the
district
an
incentive
to
start
training
early.
There
is
real
,
talent
locally
if
it
can
only
be
discovered
and
then
developed.
And
an
organized
meet
will
be
the
greatest
single
factor
in
promoting
this
development.
Then
let
us
live
up
to
the
motto
of
"Sports
College."
Keep
fit,
play
fair
and
live
clean,
and
so
make
1949
a
banner
year
for
sport
Philpott
and
Co.
team.
This
year
they
have
gone
:
of
lhe
front
line,
in
for
speed
and
youth.
Absent;
A
sight
that
was
phenomenal
irom
this
year's
squad
are
such!
was
the
visitors
accuracy
at
the
familiar
names
as
the
Farstad
;
free
throw
lane.
They
canned
24
brothers,
Mills,
Wiggs,
Phillips
I
out
of
35
shots.
Thac
Is
the
and
Bussanich.
j
best
shooting
seen
here
In
a
long
It
was
the
first
appearance
of'"'
.Upert
ettme
"P
lth
12
the
jocah
this
year,
and
the
first
time
in
many
vears
that
the
local
team
is
under
a
busi-
ness
sponsor.
The
past
few
years
they
have
gui,e
un0(.r
lnp
loca
Association.
,
The
game
started
nut
!
"oln
10
ken.
RuPert'
Paying
was
below
Co,lsidrine
this
is
their
fir1
8CtiVe
Pwn,
they
came
through
with
u
surprise
wm-
Beynou
played
a
wonder-
'ful
game
at
guard
and
on
oX-
lenw
TT
ooo
,ui,.i.inj..
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1
I
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ae
Dr
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
chart-.
oc.
Birth
Notices
,
TT
ioc'CarU
of
Tbuika.
Oeti
Notices,
Futieml
Notices,
Mar
rime
end
Engagement
Aunounoeuinnia:
tJ
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
LKJUttit
PKlUlS
JiuBtltMl
advertUmiK
Is
payable
la
advance.
PImuw
refralu
irutu
wiepuoulu
slow
with
both
teams
finding
it
top
player
of
the
evening.
Mac-hard
to
hit
the
basket.
Most
of
Phre
played
a
strong
defensive
the
scoring
was
done
at
the
free!
game.
Jack
Lindsay
was
the
of-throw
line
with
the
visitors
!
tensive
standout.
The
younger
showing
the
way
in
that
depart-;
Players
on
the
local
squad
Ehow-n,enl-
ed
up
very
well
and
also
that
Rupert
was
stymied
by
the
they
could
sland
th
Krind
and
zone
defence
thrown
up
by
play
of
tnis
form
f
competi-Ketchikan.
Although
they
have!Uon'
practiced
plays
for
this
type
of
j
The
records
of
shooting
from
defence
they
couldn't
break
the
flor
show
Ketehikan
scor-through
it.
They
were
forced
to
lnS
10
from
66
shots
taken
and
Rupert
making
18
field
goals
from
75
taken.
,
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George,
In
the
preliminary
game,
Mqr-!
11:15
p
m-cliatiLs
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fOU.r.f.ES
,
CIVIL
SERViCE
EXAMINATIONS
;
PREPARE
NOW
for
Winter
examination.
Write
M.
C.
C.
School.
301
Enderton
Bklg.,
Winnipeg,
Manitoba.
PERSONAL
eit,.j.uv
m
a
regular
intermediate
league
fixture.
The
score
was
35
to
27
Merchants
held
the
lead
all
1
-
"
'
"
Were
were
hand
handicapped
MrmoH
kit
by
their
i
speed.
They
played
too
fast
for
!
themselves.
Tliey
lost
the
baU
inany
times
on
wild
passing
and
,
!.
B
nn
tne
bal1-
Mer'
.-nanus
nave
snown
an
improve-;
ment
in
their
pla1ng
game.
i
Individual
m-nnna-
Steamship
Movement
For
Vancouver
Sunday
as.
Coquitlam,
11
p.m
Tuesday
ss.
C
a
r
d
e
n
a,
1
:30
p.m.
Sunday
ss.
Cardena,
p.m.
Wednesday
ss
Prince
George
10
a.m.
Friday-ss.
Coquitlam,
1
p.m
For
,ur
Alice
alllt
a
Arm
and
Port
f"rl
Simmton
Mml"
Sunday
ss.
Cardena,
11
p.m.
'
"
'
1"
,
From
Ocean
Falls
i
Wednesday-ss
Prince
George
10
a
m
For
Ocean
F2
DEN
OF
BEARS
The
name
Berne,
capital
of
Switzerland,
means
"bear"
and
'be
authorities
used
to
keep
a
den
of
bears
in
honor
of
it.
Advertise
in
Lue
uany
News'
shoot
from
the
sitk-s
and
far
ou..
Shooting
by
both
teams
k
the
first
half
was
very
poor
Ketchikan
led
at
the
quarter
9-6
a,ld
aL
the
half
17-15.
Jack
Lindsay
was
the
only
Rupert
plyer
t0
hiL
the
bk-t
K
v
''egu-
,eu
,
.
it
wan
ius
scoring
mat
;
.
.,
.?
I......
.1
i
i
game.
He
was
high
point
man
of
the
evening
with
16
points.
Most
w
of
the
wlr
.
"
me
ursi
n;n
was
done
on
foul
shooting
for
both
teams.
The
second
half
had
both
teams
loosening
up
their
play
and
the
players
beginning
to
!
'
find
their
shooting
eyes.
Ketchikan
!
held
their
edge
in
scoring
and
also
in
floor
play.
Rupert
began
to
show
signs
of
eom-batt.ng
,
the
mysteries
of
the
Krfa'hlkon
defence.
'
The
tUid
quarter
ended
30-26
for
the
vis-
if
Oi's.
At
the
start
of
the
final
10
minutes
Rupert
started
to
use
ithe
fast
break
and
long
passes
e.'i,
ctivcly
enough
to
ring
ui
quick
baskets
and
take
the
lead
Fiom
then
on
it
was
a
see-saw
battle
with
each
team
fighting,
i
lnursaay
ss.
i-rince
ueorge,
Ketchikan
Johansen
8,
!
11:1S
p.m.
Christensen
9,
Ludwigsen
9,
Vin-
j
For
Alaska
cent
6,
Markuson
7,
Erickson
4.
Wednesday
ss
Prince
George
Lewis,
Olsen
44.
'midnight.
Prince
Rupert
Macphe.
From
Alaska
Lindsay
16,
Morgan
2,
Beynou
B,j
Thursrlity-s.-
Prince
OeorRf.
Doininato
4,
Arney
7,
Davis
5.,
p.m.
LOtlGDOtl
RIDES
RECORD
WINNER
ARCADIA,
Calif.
CP
Johnny
Longden,
Taber,
Alta.
jockey
who
last
year
set
a
modem
record
by
riding
316
winners,
yes
terday
beat
his
own
mark
.
by
booting
his
317th
win
of
the
season.
Now
38
.with
no
signs
of
slowing
up,
he
has
a
total
of
3,237
winners,
the
first
North
American
ever
to
pass
the
3,000
mark.
This
is
the
third
time
Longden
has
won
the
National
Riding
Championship.
In
1938
he
was
tops
with
236.
He
is
rated
the
only
Jockey
Millionaire.
ZALE
MUM
ON
FUTURE
PLANS
CHICAGO
(J
Tony
Zale,
for
mer
world's
middleweight
box-
ing
champ,
is
not
itady
to
make
any
announcement
about
his
future
ring
plans,
but
indications
are
that
he
is
about
to
retire,
unofficial
announcements
say.
The
34-year-old
puncher
is
going
to
quit
without
making
a
try
regain
his
twice
lost
title.
VICIOUS
CAT
The
jaguar
of
Central
and
South
America
has
been
known
attack
an
alligator,
which
it
has
cornered
away
from
water.
savoy
HOTEL
'
,
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
PnONE
S7
P.O.
Box
644
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
YEAR!
Year
Filled
With
....
A
Period
of
for
All
of
You.
GOLD
LABEL
(jwh
f
Hveur
Fn
Sad
J
Certain
Morom
Rm
TrS
ir
wt
liOvtiiNMtNr
of
IKJiSn
COIumjiA.
"21
Q
45c
t
$1.25
?
MEN'S
DRESS
CLOVES
$2.45
to
$4.00
MEN'S
HANDKERCHIEFS
20c
to
50
MEN'S
BELTS
and
BRACKS
95c
to
$1.75
-
MEN'S
WORSTED
SITTS
Perfect
Fit
and
Good
Make'
$37.50
v
MEN'S
TOPCOATS
j
f
$22.00
MEN'S
PANTS
For
Dress
and
Seml-Drearf"-5
$4.50
to
$9.50
MEN'S
GABARDINE
COATS
Tallor-Made,
All-Wool
Regular
$45
NOW
,
$30.00
,
MEN'S
HATS
New
Styles
and
Shade.5.
$3.00
to
$6145
MEN'S
DRESS
SHOES
t
$6.00
to
$10.00
BOYS'
SPORT
SHIRTS.
Assorted
Shades
i'
$1.45
to
$1.75
i
BOYS'
HELMETS
Lined
95cto$lJi5
.
BOYS'
GOLF
HOSE
.
'.'
Pure
Wool
93rto$1.15
f
BOYS'
CELTS
and
Brarw
fc53cta
85c
;
'
BOYS'
ALL-WOOL
SPORt-.
JACKETS
Plaids
t
$5.95
SILK
DRESSING
GOWN
i-
Shantung,
,
Handiebroidef
Made
in
China
Reg.
22
00
NO.W
!
.
$8.95
-
S-PTECE
LfNCMEON
SETC
Beautiful
Aesigus.
.
Reg.
$4.50
NOV
V
$25
:
LADIES'
HANDKERCHIEF!!
Embroidered
and
Late
Edg!
J
35c
to
95c
I
LADIES'
HOSE
i
55c
to
$1.05
KNITTING
WOOL
fc
Skeins
and
Balls,
Best
Quality
3
and
4-Ply
Big
Variety
30c
and
4-oz.
60c
;
BOYS'
PANTS
y.
Tweeds
and
Worsteds
I
Big
Assortment.
Prices
,
$2.75
to
$4.75
BOYS'
SWEATERS
All-Wool
Assorted
Prices
$1.30
to
$3.75
p
mm
HEY
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
00
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
;
:
Water
1',"
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
1M
.
VANCOUVER,
VICTCA
SEATTL2
Tuesday,
1
:30
p.m.,
Cardena
Sunday,
11
p.m.,,
Coquitlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
n
Sunday,
11
p.m.
s,
FOR
WHTH
QUEEN
I
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Coquitlam,
Dec.
3,
17
and
31,
10
pan.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
-CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Coquitlam,
Dec.
10
and
54,
10
p.m.
FRANK
1.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Atrent
Third
At.
Paoae
588
hard
to
get
a
lead
and
hold
it.
j
With
Lindsay
and
Arney
check-
ing
up
court
and
using
the
last's
break.
Rupert
managed
to
break
;
I
J
to
to
LADIES
B
TIME
TABLE
Jan.
4
Brownwoods
vs.
Noble
&
Wick,
Stare
vs.
Rosa
Lees.
B?c
Sisters
vs.
Busy
Bees,
Booster
vs.
Toilers,
Miller
Bay
vs.
Bel-nionts.
I
Jan.
11
Boosters
vs.
Big
Sis-
ters,
Brownwoods
vs.
Miller
Bay,
1
Stars
vs.
Belmonts,
Busy
Bees
;
vs.
Toilers,
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Nobl
!&
Wick.
A
HAPPY
NEW
May
1949
be
a
Contentment
Achievement
I
icsrff
S
WISSES
gaaiss
unetAtw
f
lt
uuumh
comikoi
oam
m
IX
MEMORIAM
1'ivine
memory
of
a
clear
wife
unci
mother.
Mrs.
Marion
Morgan,
who
passed
away
three
year
aao.
Sure
wearied
with
suffering
.she
lonued
fur
the
rent
Tuat
Unci
elves
His
own
In
the
Laid
of
tlie
blest.
She
has
patiently
borne
the
cro.vs
here
below.
Ami
now
she
is
wearins:
the
crown
on
her
brow.
How
often
we
lone
for
the
-,,iiol1
of
lier
voice.
As
sue
toid
us
to
morn
not.
but
rather
reiolce.
And
we
simi
lor
the
touch
of
the
now
vanished
hand.
That
is
beckoning
to
us
from
the
heavenly
land.
Oh.
God.
in
Thv
mercy
send
help
Horn
above.
When
Thou
takest
awav
the
lricnus
that
we
love.
In
our
hearts
sad
and
lonely
ciinie
Tiiou
in
and
dwell.
And
heli)
us
to
say
1
is
well,
it
is
well.
-
Ever
remembered
by
Dad.
iicttv
and
Enid.
I
OK
SALE
OR
BALE
-New
and
Used
Furniture.
New
British
India
Ruts
New
Cups
and
Saucers
Sueciitl
4
lor
$17$;
New
House
IW'.sks,
New
Bookcases,
New-Kitchen
Ranges,
New
Hardware,
Blifchtiv
-
Used
Radios.
Gramophones.
3
piece
Chesterfield.
Oil
Burner
Ranees.
Heaters,
all
kinds
of
other
useful
articles
at
low
prices.
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO.,
Biack
324.
1
tf
'
OR
RALF.
-IB48
4-tnn
Diamond
T
Tru.k
37(M
milch,
like
uew.
Apply
to.
Hcis
rh-mce
Kupm
(4p
J0R
SALE
15
watt
Amulifier.
suitable
as
P
A.
Svstem.
m-ac-ticallv
new.
Reasonable.
Phone
Kcd
433
between
6
and
8
p.m.
OR
SALE-
85
h
p.
V8
Marine
converted
enclne.
Completely
ovei
hauled.
New
block,
heads,
tnstims.
rinss
and
bearings.
Complete
with
clutch,
transmission
and
universal
$300.
I'iione
Red
878
or
Box
124S
2i
rOR
SALE
Cnenllit
BedsDreads
S4.99
ea.
At
wholesale
price,
first
quality
beautiful
Chenilles,
well
tuned,
in
all
colons,
for
double
or
single
beds
$4.99
each.
Full
90x100
spreads
with
basket
of
riowers
design,
completely
covered
with
Chenille
for
$8.90.
Also
Habitant
hatid-hnnked.
rugs
18"x3G,"
well
made,
3
for
$4.00,
These
ar-tii'lcs
retail
at
double
the
price.
Sent
C.O.D.
plus
postage.
Money
immediately
refundtd
If
not
satisfied.
Handicraft
distributors,
254
Sherbrooke
St.
West,
Montreal,
Que.
(Si
FOR
FRESH
COFFEE
Coffee
can
be
kept
fresh
by
'UUi8
it
in
a
tightly
sealed
m
and
leaving
it
in
the
re-
rl:'.erutor.
UNO
RECitKTRY
ACT
""UioBUv
t
TIM.-
No.
25731-1
Lot
One
Thousimd
Thrw
H'lntlrefl
and
Three
(1:)3.
Hinm.
pivp
S)
C()uat
Tjiirlrt
"HMIfcAS
satlslurtorv
proft
of
"'
lh
above
Cwtlficate
of
Title
li.r
,
i
,
Um"
"am"
of
Anthony
,lZbfnkn
h"s
""-n
fed
in
this
',,
""Uot
Is
hereby
given
that
thr
expiration
of
one
p,,,,..
i
!rm
the
date
of
the
first
"(lilll'll
inn
.
.
,,
'-,1,
iHniie
a
r-roviti-
.i.i.i
.
.
ill
in
,
.
!"
t-'ertificate.
unless
In
the
ii
,,
7
Vlllld
"oJeelioa
be
made
Vat.
"
rl"K-
'til
nt
lnp
Lund
'
RelRtry
4th
,'
Pni,rp
Rupert.
B
C.
this
ANDI;Kw
THOMPSON.
"Puty
R(.KiKtiftr
of
Titles
(18)
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
HAVE
CLIENTS
with
best
of
iossos
as
thry
lost
Beynon,
Lind-'
Jan
lc
Westview
vs
De-hmlfVml
sy
"id
Macphee
via
the
foul
i
Jollg-s
&-ubys
vs.
Savoy
Swing-Fan
iv
close
to
shopping
cen-.
route.
In
the
third
quarter
ers
Annettes
vs.
G.
St
A.,
Man-HOufcrBuverewaent's
to
swap'
Doniinato
went
to
the
bench
the
:
80n'.s
vs.
Taft
St
Odowes,
Variety
small
four
close
in
tor
3
bed-;
same
way.
This
put
the
burden,
Vs.
Orange.
,
J
Qf
H.
Ilolkestad,
R.
Hoikestad
2.
Thompson
448.
xilili
DCUOIM
OUUUeiE
4.
UlU.
Webster
5,
Helin
7,
Van
Pykstra
3
Hartwie
7
Shar'oe
1
Martin-!
sen-27.
MerchanU-Hebb
3,
Owens
6,
iYoungman
6,
B.
Anderson
2.
;Mnir
Wilson
3
Mprcer
4
Ra-
ln(,r
2
W.
Anderson
635.
.
rrf'
DAUI
C
A
IllrX
KM
W
IX
Jan.
3
Westv;vw
vs.
Taft
Odowes,
Orcnge
vs.
Annettes,
Variety
vs.
Savoy
Swingers.
Scuby's
vs.
G.
&
A
Manson's
vc
rio.Tnnr'fi
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
'
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Mi
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHTPBUILDniS
AND
ENOBiSKRS
Iron
and
Brass
(Msangt
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
SPECIALISTS
U
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
tlirouRh
the
Ketchikan
defence,
j
This
afforded
the
locals
chance-
!
to
score
much
needed
baskets.
With
the
final
minutes
ticking!
1
nn
vmuiecr
nlavers
in
the
final
minutes
of
the
game
ant
t!'V
came
through
with
the
.
victoiy.
The
aeneral
floor
play
of
the
game
was
in
favor
of
tlie
vislt-
u'
'
dceiKf
Was
Ulioeaiaoie
umu
Ru),,.t
awakened
and
did
some
thing
about
it.
Detracting
Iron
from
the
Alaskan
players
performance
was
their
rough
boat
journey
that
brought
them
into
town
only
a
few
hours
before
game
time.
Vincent
on
the
guard
line
was
outstanding
for
them.
Although
not
very
tall,
he
came
up
with
an
amazing
cumber
of
rebounds.
Ludwigson
Greer
&
Bridden
CONTRACTORS
and
BUILDERS
CONSTRUCTION
ALTERATIONS
REPAIRS
Floor
Sanding
A
Specialty
RED
561
P.O.
BOX
721
room
House.
Vvnat
oners
.'
;
UO'C
Cm
,11
C1,.,
fith
lTGt
1
Stove
nnd
Heater
included
Iitinidiiiie
occunancv.
See
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES.
307
3rd
Ave.
Phone
342.
,5,
METAL
WORK
PLUMBING
Installations
and
,
Rennirs
SHEET
MET
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel
Roof-
i
sixth1
West'Pho.
543nS'
un!
Householders
Install
a
steel
Stand
under
your
oil
drum;
and
eliminate
Hint
fire
haz-;
aid.
Cull
THOM
SHEET
1
METAL
LTD..
Black
884,
253,
East
first
Avenue.
"lOVI'.KNMIAT
1.l)l'OK
ACT"
j
(
Sertlou
at.
I
j
NntUf
or
Applleiilli.ii
for
n
Cluli
j
l.li'eiice
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
on
the
31st
day
of
January.
194'J.
the
un-derslKtied
Canadian
LeiMon
of
the
BritiKli
Empire
Service
l.eaKUe.
Prlnee
Kuiert
Branch
Number
17
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Uourd
for
a
Club
Licence
In
respect
of
premises
situate
at
312
Third
Avenue
Went
In
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
upon
lands
described
as
Lot
Number
18.
Block
ao.
Section
1.
Map
number
823.
Prince
Rupert
Land
ReKiatrntioii
District,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
to
entitle
each
member
of
the
said
Club
to
keep
on
the
premises
a
reasonable
quantity
of
liquor
for
personal
consumption
on
the
premises,
and
entitling
the
Club
lc
purchase
liquor
from
a
vendoi
and
to
sell
by
the
uhi.ss
the
liquor
su
purchased
to
Us
members
and
RUests
for
consumption
on
the
I
iuu
pn-mlncs
In
accordance
with
the
provisions
of
the
"Government
Liquor
Act''
and
the
regulations
promulgated
thereunder.
Dated
this
Twenty-First
day
of
'
December.
14B
!
CANADIAN
LEGION
OF
TIIK
BRT-1
T1SH
KM
PI
HP
BKHVICF!
l.KAOUT
1
PRINCE
Rl'Pt'RT
15RANCH
NUM-
BKR
27.
taO)
!
."'
GATER
TO
YOUTH
!
Some
of
Britain's
new
flying
i
bouts
will
have
miniature
nur-!
series
complete
with
toys
and
I
sandbox.
You'll
enjoy
the
rich,
full-bodied
flavour
of
Captain
Morgan
Gold
Label
Rum
in
a
Hot
Toddy
.
.
.
Dissolve
one
teaspoonful
of
sugar
and
water
in
a
small
tumbler.
Add
one
wineglass
of
Captain
Morgan
Gold
Label
Rum
and
serve
with
a
slice
of
lemon
or
orangei
Captain
Morgan
GOLD
LABEL
RUM
The
rich
flavour
an
J
Jul!
body
oj
Captain
Morgan
Gold
LaM
Rum
result
Ji-nm
master
blending
oj
carefully
selected
rare
ld
rums.
IMit
AJmniUMtM
it
Nut
ruutto
u
J