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March
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JAYCEES
START
FAST
IN
MEN'S
IT
PA
YS
tO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
VVTH
HOT
SHOOTING
IN
MIXED
PINS
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per
torn
per
tnwrtlou.
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rtwyn.
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Stain
Aetina;
60c;
Cards
of
ThankR
Ucth
Notices,
Funeral
Notlwa.
Marrlatf
and
fcnRnwmrnt
Aunoimcrmenta:
fi
SPECIAL,
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
THICK
-
ilaineq
Advertising
Is
payable
In
advance.
Plea.,
niri.ni
from
teiepaomi
FOR
It
EXT
FUNERAL
NOTICE
ANDERSON
In
the
eit.v
Frirl.iv
March
4.
1949,
Frederick
Eu-,
ene,
age
41
years
8
months.
beloved
.husband
of
Mrs.
Fre-
ROOM
FOR
RENT
da
Anderson,
Queen
Charlotte
woman
preferred
City.
Services
wiil
be
con-
am
nnH
7tw
7tn
st-
si
ducted
at
Grtnville
r..-t.
!
'
Javcees
took
the
lead
in
the
j
final
third
of
the
Men
s
Five
i
Pin
Leaaue
at
the
week-end,
emerging
from
the
obscurity
of
o
af-rsv
Dosltion
in
the
standings
of
the
second
third
!
of
the
schedule
to
take
lour
poims
from
Alley
Cats.
Burns,
who
tied
with
Continentals
for
top
spot
in
th?
?ec-lond
third
of
the
schedule,
are
tied
with
Malleus
and
Stones
for
second
place
at
the
start
of
the
final
division.
All
have
three
points.
Continentals
and
Brownwoods
each
have
tv.)
.
nnints.
having
split
their
com-
petition
fveiuy.
Hinh
scoring
was
by
McKay
vf
;
Stone's
who
rolled
770
for
tlvee
games
and
Ed.
Murium
o.
(
Brownwoous,
wnose
muii
hvk
game
score
was
353.
Jaycees
4,
Alley
Cits
0.
Malletts
3,
Maple
Leafs
I.
Stones
3,
Ambassadors
l.
Scotians
3,
Malkins
l.
Burns
3,
Moose
0.
Continentals
2,
Bronnwoods
2.
Adver
S
Johnny
Comadina
;Is
Coming
Back
Johnny
Comadina
will
be
back
on
the
basketball
floor
at
the
Civic
Centre
tonight,
handling
the
whistle
in
the
Senior
game.
Last
week,
Comadina
announced
his
retirement
in
protest
at
certain
comments
which
had
been
made
concerning
his
adjudications.
Since'
then
several
appeal"
j
have
been
made
for
Johnny
to
return
and
he
has
now
coii-
ieseeiu,d
to
do
so.
Senior
arbiter
for
the
hoop
sport
t.1
,
the
city,
league
officials
and
!
the
large
body
of
the
fans
will,
doubtless,
welcome
hi.-return.
NATIVE
HOOP
TOURNAMENT
;
Ten
Teams
to
liattle
in
Three
Day
Meet
.
.
'
...
'.
..
...
,
Competitors
in
the
third
an-
nual
Northern
British
Colum-
bia
native
basketr-ail
tournament
met
this
afternoon
at
the
office
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
to
hold
a
drawing
fr
teams
which
will
compete
for
tho
B.C.
Packers
Trophy,
symbol
of
native
hoop
glory
on
the
noith
coast.
...
Ten
teams
will
battle
durin",
the
three
day
meet.
It
is
expect-
ed
that
the
competiMcm
will
also
include
a
consolation
round
in
which
losing
teams
will
bn
matched
as
they
fall
before
the
winners.
Kitiniaat
is
the
present
hold-
er
of
the
B.C.
Packers
trophy
which
it
won
at
the
1948
tow-
nament.
Teams
which
are
competing
this
year
are
Kiumaat.
Kitkat-1
n
Pnrf
Simpson-
Y.P.A.,
Bella
Coola,
Greenville,
Hartley
Bay.
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Associa-1
tion,
Aiyansh,
Massett
and
Met-
'
lakatla.
j
.
!
the
BASKETS
No
less
than
ten
teams
Will
be
ready
for
the
whistle
tomor-
row
night
for
the
opening
of
tlu
third
annual
basketball
tourua-
'
ment
for
the
.Native
Champion-
ship
foj-
Northern
British
Col-
urnbia
a".d
the
B.C.
Packerp
Trophy
now
held
by
Kitiniaat.
The
teams
started
arriving
as
early
as
Saturday
afternoon
W.
McChesney
....
155
215
205
J.
i,.iviic
129
2J.'3
..
158
179
290
J.
Wide
122
186
125
.
151
179
133
L.
Gainer
231
219
159
..
207
161
173
J.
Graham
21
!k
215
-2(16
..
193
130
169
Handicap
77
77
77
..
160
12?
1U
Totals
.
933
1103
975
66
66
65
MALKINS
10C0
811
1019
B
Wick
220
152
112
T.
McMcekin
....
131
232
145
..
140
127
219
R.
Clavring
182
152
92
..
120
134
149
A.
Tavlor
-232
167
293
.
163
186
lii"
R.
Burnie
213
152
149
..
228
115
162
Handicap
28
2
1
23
..
142
143
202
Totals
1012
803
82a
..
101
101
101.
..
891
506
993
BURNS
1
Kinslor
200
237
174
i
'
Halvorsen
223
221
195
..
245
191
172
s.
Comadina
191
181
260
...
207
192
219
j.
Pinniaer
180
157
154
..
133
83
143
J,
Comadina
....
214
231
214
..
95
156
114
Handicap
25
25
25
95
156-
111
Totals
1013
10j2
1023
..117
102
355
MOOSE
-
"
a?7
Munf,eV
192
167
169
nm
940
87
7
urn
1101
MCKinnon
186
202
109
(Joway
222
212
212
-
J?
1R7
?.
Bellamy
101
101
147
li
l-
J?,,
Tweed
186
122
234
-
1G?
Handicap
54
54
54
17
Tot"ls
941
8,8
103i
;.
185
204
J!!?
J'i'?
illr
CONTINENTALS
8ba
104U
110j
a
Matheson
....
222
193
221
.
8.
Davison
lf-0
278
237
E-
Harrison
131
190
167
ona
-jro
mi
Ill
V-l
J-
Rhodes
253
211
1S7
...
19o
205
J
.Paul
293
244
226
JAYCEES
A.
P.
Crawley
E.
Speers
S.
G.
Furk
....
M.
Stapleton
rj
jay
Handicap
...
ALLEY
CATS-
Blain
v...
McNab
Lindseth
Landon
Tough
Handicap
J.
N.
Armstrong
y
Tschabold
j"
Mitchell
...
j.'
Handicap
....
Totals
.......
MALLETS
Mallet
Boiam
jartin
Hodgkinson
a,nc!'cai
STONES
Mckay
Stiles
The
Mixed
Five-Pin
Bowling
League
held
one
of
its'
more
de
cisive
sessions
this
week
with
five
of
the
18
teams
making
j
complete
sweeps
over
their
leas
accurate
opponents,
a
situation
that
puts
pressure
on
those
at
the
top
of
the
highly
competitive
league
standing.
However,
Headpinners,
the
almost
traditional
leaders,
still
hold
top
position
by
a
one-point
margin.
:
EveryDouy
.seemed
to
be
in
good
form
and
son
notable
indiviflunt-'scores
'were
run
up.
J.
Graham
of
Pushovers
totalled
a
355
score
for
the
highest
single
game,
then
proceeded
to
bowl
869
for
the
highest
triple,
!
averaging
a
substantial
290.
j
Among
the
lacfies,
M.
Flynn
of
Pushovers
bowled
290
for
the
.highest
Single
game
and
Bertha
Dunbar
of
Maceys
XXX
rolled
736
for
the
top
three-game
score.
Her
average
was
245.
Dodgers
3,
B.C.
Messenger
0.
Pioneer
3,
Silverstreaks
0.
Maceys
XXX
3,
High
School
5.
Pushovers
3,
Cloverleafs
0..
Headpinners
3,-
Malkins
0.
Hotshots
2,
Maple
Loafs
1.
Wingers
2,
Bo'ks
1.
Overwaitea
2,
Kingpinners
1.
Brownwoods
2,
Pinbusters
1.
Highest
team
score
was
turned
in
y
Pushovers,
a
tidy
3,845.
!
B.C.
MESSENGER
T.
Smith
128
94
177
G.
Smith
136
180
143
L.
Swaffield
103
132
JJJ
H.
Swaffield
152
168
L.
Schroeder
143
134
j29
T.
Pallister
103
138
151
Handicap
99
99
99
Totals
924
945
968
DODGERS
S.
Ramsay
168
159
149
V.
Menzie
246
212
123
L.
Anderson
121
127
159
G.
Anderson
154
168
153
I.
Garner
134
139
198
E.
Gainer
199
190
tZi.
Handicap
23
23
23
Totals
.
1045
1018
10i4
SILVER
STREAKS
G.
Smith
225
130
153
L.
Smith
185
97
18a
P.
Roberts
218
179
176
G.
Van
Meer
207
198
152
VmVh
f
nn
89
97
f
Tm'th
9g
136
240
i
H,Ji.;';
ra
68
63
Tnt?,if
'"lie?
897
1074
pthmttfr
L-
EHcksonT.
259
197
237
a
Erickson
174
161
131
;
E.
Knutson
189
203
177
!
BWHwile-,.
174
252
227
P.
Menzies
187
211
194
!
R.
Moxley
180
272
204
Handicap
32
32
32
Totals
1195
1328
1202
MACEYS
XXX-
"-
r
216
198
;
;
112
J43
3--"Thornton
213
122
140
L,av'son
1-J
194
B.
Dunbar
216
232
283
A.
Manson
218
193
223
A.
Matheson
Handicap
15
15
17
Totals
1154
1089
1188
J.HUrq"h1lr"OOLlH
128
128
113
126
89
M.
Knutien"ZZ"
160
89
ullnn
'M
143
G.
Bateman
136
88
131
j.
Jenkins
178
178
202
Handicap
179
179
VI
J
Totals
1031
931
1089
PUSHOVERS
C.
Whatman
176
115
183
E.
Smith
180
ICS
91
K
J.
Graham
...t
233
353
233
M..
Flynn
....
161
z'.r.i
in
.....
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M0ll
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t.:
for
Men
.
'VS'
All
PANTS
t
NOW
...
BOYS'
ALL,
styles.
Frcl
BOYS'
snotJ
at
U
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Glen's
FintU
Yarn
dvec
double
teed
til.
Si
to
Jo5.0C.-S
Men's
Bru:
ntlfttt
f,i
$4.75
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Finest
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Tobacco
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
Handicap
44
44
44'
Totals
1108
1165
1!2
.
BROWNWOODS
'
!
E.
Mussellam
178
353
20G
i.
uunoar
.
147
288
22fi
B.
Woods
226
232
'JS
B.
Shrubsall
119
149
151
,D.
Moxley
211
195
280
Handicap
10
10
io
Totals
sai
1227
1009
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Phone
654
Hr.
per
doicn
paid
lot
cpptlti
!bcicJ
by
my
B.C.
Brcwciy
"'
r
Tku
d.rtiinnt
it
no
pvbfiikcd
w
J,plyd
by
t(i
Liquor
Control
totii
o-b
Uic
Govtmmtnt
ai
Brilitd
Columbi.
tli
and
Avenue
cnapel
at
4:30
p.m.
Tuesday,
March
8,
with
Rev.
E.
Soiland
officiating.
Interment
to
fol-
low
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
13.
C.
undertakers
in
charge
of
arrangements.
FOR
S.iLh
FOR
SALE
4
room
Wartime
House
with
oil
range
and
Ben-dix
installed.
Phone
Blue
140.
.
.
FOR
SALE-Fullv
furnished
4
1
room
House,
good
location.
Phone
Biack
D12
(00)
'
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
Suite
and
Kitchen
Set,
almost
new.
rnone
uiue
bjz
or
urecn
u
.
(tl)
j
tun
EAL,Ji-u.sen
enamel
min-
;
room
Basins,
not
water
xanK,
Sinks,
Taps,
Chain
Blocks,
Jacks,
slightly
used
Hadios
1948
models,
Underwood
Typewriters,
Offie
Chairs,
Oil
kitchen
Rangers,
and
scores
of
Other
isetul
articles
at
the
lowest
prices.
B.C.
FURNITURE.
.
Ui)
FoTrlSALE
Ch
evrolet
panel
truck.
Suite
15,
Mclntyre
Blk.
(If)
L
.
HOUSES
FOR
SALK
EXCELLENT
family
home,
8
rooms
and
full
basement
with
l'2
lots
near
schools
and
stores,
fully
furnished
including
Bendix
Wasjiini;
Machine,
New
Combination
Radio,
Oil
Range,
Electrolux.
Full
price
$5500.00
with
some
terms.
5
ROOM
house
inside
bridge
with
view,
hardwood
iloors,
basement
and
lurnace.
,
i
Before
buying
call
at
our
office
on
Third
Avenue
across
from
the
N.B.C.
Power
Co.,
and
.
tell
us
what
you
are
looking
for,
who
knows,
we
may
be
able
to
help
you.
ROBERT
E.
MONTADOR'
LTD.
'
.
'
(55)
FOR
SALE
Three-piece
Maple
Studio
Lounge
Suite
with
matching
Coffee
Table.
Phone"
Red
81-9.
(50)
FOR
.
SALE
Second
hand
shingles
in
good
shape.
Phone
i'-Tr
macK
neb
or
Blue
505.
u"
FOR
SALE
Thriving
Hair
dressing
business
at
Burns
Lake,
B.C.
Fully
equipped
shop
.
for
Immediate
rash
sale.
Ap-,
ply
Mrs.
M.
II.
Holmes,
Decker
.
Lake,
B.C.
(65)
FOR
SALE-Ppol
Table,
4'x8
Good
condition,
includes
cues,
balls,
racks,
counter
etc.
First
'
$125.00
takes
this
bargain.
Apply
119
3th
Ave.
East
or
Box
1485
city.
(57(
FOR
SALE
7
room
house
and
bath,
electric
lights,
3
lots
in
garden.
On
main
street.
Will
exchange
for
home
in
Prince
Kunert.
Write
It.
Benson,
Mas-sett.
B.C.
(60)
FOR
SALE
Baby
Bu;;?,v,
like
new,
also
used
baby
bed.
1421
Overlook
Street.
(55)
FOR
SALE-
Double
Bed
with
Box
Spring
and
Mattress.
An
nlv
Dnraii
I.-
'.ainim
ii
'
..
FOR
SALE
Business
Block
and
Old
Established
Confectioner
and
Ice
Cream
Busmen
in
the
busiest,
most
central
block
in
Prince
Goor-e.
Concrete
building
and
basement,
30'x
luu-
divided
ny
name
parti
tion
which
can
be
removed
if
reiuiiel.
Confectionery
store
18'
frontage,
taxi
office
rcntiul
at
$50
monthly,
no
lease,
in
remainder
.of
frontage,
30'
deep.
Main
building;
provides
comtortable
living
quarters
for
.
couple.-
Equipment
includes'
full
ice
cream
manufacturing
plant,
frigidaire,
show
cases,
and
stock
on
hand
between
$1500
and
$2000.
Full
price
for
property,
equipment
and
stock,
$30,000.
Half
cah,
balance,
long
terms.
Genuine
opportunity
for
expansion.
-I.
E,
Paschal,
owner,
Third
Avenue.
P.O.
Box
305,
Prince
George.
(59)
WANTED
Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
WILL
COLLECT
THEM
AT
YOUR
DOOKr
CARTONED
OR
LOOSE
WE
PAY
CASH
PHONE
950
r
HOLLYWOOD
Cigarette
MILD,
SWEET,
Windle
181
246
233
Tubb
2n6
178
203
Stewart
.
203
1
26
217
36
36
10H
1050
1249
;
AMBASSADORS
'
E.
Hildebrand
....
105
222
2?3
J.
Long
151
174
ill
C.
Hopkins
190
219
17j
S.
Dziapka
185
20
6
251
M.
Chv.vk
140
179
2)5
Hand.
cap
88
88
88
Totals
919
1083
1214
SCOTIANS-
.
4
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OP
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THE
exCate
Chinese
Dishes
a
SpenaUy
CHOI
SUKY
CHOW
MEIN
Prln
RPert
Hotel
KiQne
173
for
Outside
Orders
FOR
KENT
Furnished
rooms,
843
9th
Ave.
West.
(56,'
-
Workins;
806
Fraser
(59)
WANTED
WANTED
TO
RENT
4
room
'
house
or
apartment,
have
ehil
dren.
Apply
Room
20,
P.
R.
Hotel.
5j;
WANTED
TO
RENT
4
or
5
loom
apurlment
or
house,
furnished
or
(unfurnished,'
have
2
school-HRe
children.
Box
492
Daily
News.
Reward.
(59)
BRASS,
Copper,
Car
Radiotors,
an(l,
aiu'ri!'LJ.9Mj,rlM
B.C.
FURNITURE
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TENDKKS
WANTED
TENDERS
WANTED
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
until
March
31st,
1949
for
the
purchase
of
Lots
twen-tv-seven
(27)
twenty-eight
128)
and
twentv-nine
(29)
Block
forty-one
(41)
and
including
the
two
storey
build-
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the
Village
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Smithers.
Province
of
British!
Columbia.
Tenders
may
be'
for
lots
only,
building
only
or
lots
and
building.
Lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
ac-
cepted.
L.
II.
Evans.
P.
O.
Box
94
Smithers.
B.
C.
INFORMATION
WANTED
For
the
purpose
of
closing
nn
estate
.information
is
being
sought
as
to
the
present
whereabouts
of
one
James
Garnett,
Jr.,
who
was
last
heard
of
as
an
employee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
in
the
year
1920
or
1921.
Any
information
available
would
be
appreciated.
Please
phone
14
between
9:00
and
5:00
or
write
Box
658.
(56)
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SUNDRIES
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(rubber
goods)
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postpaid
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plain
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wrapper,
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neighbors
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scramble,
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us
check
it
over
for
you.
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an
overhaul
is..
required
we
should
have
the
engine
now
in
order
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and
secure
any
parts
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