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Tuesday,
August,
17,
IMS
BABE
RUTH
IN
HIS
PRIME
Today
hn
Sporfts
Good
Soccer
Exhibitions
Rest
of
League
Wins
Over
Okl
Timers
4
to
S
1ialfuii
a
per
nM
per
bmrtioa.
mtntmum
chn.
BOo.
Birth
Notices:
"
6uc:
CarOs
of
Thank
Detta
notices,
Funeral
Notice,
Mart-tag
Probable
Defeat
Possibles
By
2-9
Sunday
evening's
football
i
t
Will
itunnt
tKfl
1q
rOTAcf
The
Old-Timers
really
gave
a
'
Bood
exhibition
of
football
-
SPECIAL
Diai'LAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
-
-
Tit
plfiel
Advertising
Is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
FOR
RENT
FOR
SALE
by
the
odd
goal
to
the
Rest
exhibitions
of
the
game.
Prob-
abfefwon
from
the
bibles
Johnnie
Murray
and
Harrison
FOR
SALE
Wartime
house,
.
small
4;
brick
chimney.
Reaa-
enmhinpd
cleverly
but
James
FOR
RENT
Four-room
unfurnished
house
with
bath
and
shed.
616
6th
Ave.
West.
tf
cleared.
Dickens
shot
over
and
VP'-'
.'
Phnno
57
tfl
FOR
RENT
2
roomed
cabin.
Apply
208
9th
East.
(197
FAMOUS
SINCE
FOR
SALS
One
washing
machine
and
one
mantel
ra-
dio.
Excellent
condition.
217
6th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Red
712.
(193)
Distributed
in
Canada
by
CalvfTt
tis
FOR
RENT
House,
6
rooms
and
bath,
close
in.
Nicely
furnished
Basement.
343
7th
Ave.
West.
Phone
Black
973.
(197)
then
Parkes
kicked
clear
from
ParSthouse.
Dickens
put
the
"old
timers"
a
goal
up
from
Johnnie
Murray's
pass.
Ralph
Smith
was
Tast
but
shot
over.
Bob
Murray
and
Owens
made
headway
and
Boulter
did
well
to
save
from
Harrison.
Hanson
headed
away
to
clear
a
dangerous
attack.
Ferguson
stopped
Bob
Murray.
Johnnie
Murray
fed
Owens
nicely
and
Boulter
again
had
to
be
good
to
save.
Ward
was
effective
at
centre-half
and
Boulter
brought
off
a
2-0
and
the
Rest
of
the
League
defeated
the
Old-Timers
by
4-3.
Brodie
was
the
first
goalie
to
be
called
on.
Yelland
blocked
a
hard
drive
from
Darrow
Gomez.
Olsen
stopped
the
Possibles"
and
a
fine
clearing
kick
by
Ne.son
topped
another
attack.
The
Probables
were
the
more
dangerous
and
Veitch
cleared
well.
Charlie
Currie
stopped
Darrow
Gomea
cleverly
and
then
Yelland
stopped
Christian.
Bill
Murray
defended
well
but
had
to
leave
the
field
when
he
strained
a
muscle.
Morgan's
first
save
was
an
easy
one.
Olsen
passed
neatly
to
Dunbar
who
fed
Pav-Ukis
with
Wilson
picking
up
the
FOR
SALE
Exceptional
Value
A
loom
house
close
to
schools
and
downtown.
Concrete
basement,
corner
location,
furnace,
fully
modern,
S330&
Armstrong
Agencies,
Phone
342..
307
Jld.
Ave.
W.
(193)
FOR
RENT
Dining
room
in
the
Terrace
Hotel.
This
is
a
good
opportunity
tor
the
right
party.
Must
be
able
to
supply
own
equipment.
This
is
a
fairly
large
place.
Rent
will
be
reasonable.
Apply
P.
Murie,
Terrace
Hotel,
Terrace,
B.C.
(194)
SIGNING
CONTRACT
IN
HIS
HEYDAY.
FOR
SALE
2
highchairs,
1
iantel
radio
with
grama-
great
one-handed
stop
from
Harrison.
Smith
got
away
but
,
Stuart
cleared
well.
Parkes
1
phone
attachment,
1
child's
.
755"RENTPouP
roomed
Mr-
nlshed
flat,
b.
vh,
toilet
and!
fUCKer,
i
vwiii
coinage,
in-
culator
heater.
914
Hays
Cove
-Ave.
(193)
relay
and
being
forced
into
touch
with
difficulty
by
Hebb.
Morgan
nearly
mispunched
a
oil
range.
Phone
422.
(193)
saved
well
from
Dave
Murray
and
then
Boulter
caught
Bob
Murray's
hard
drive.
Hanson
completely
"tied
up"
Ralph
FH
RENT-Sleeph,g
rooms
801
TTrTIceT
iTc.7
3
good
cross
by
Bob
Currie.
Chris
'FOR
SALE
Woodside
t
son
narrowly,
misseq.
iroui
..v
in
orchard
-.
acres
all
cleared
and
garden.
Six
room
house
jx3R
RENT
Com
lor
table
sleep-:
with
basement.
Barn,
root-1
tag
rMm.
427
5th
Ave.
East
Gomez
and
then
Wilson
gave
stopped
the
play
to
get
them
un-Brodie
a
good
shot
when
he
tangled.
Parkes
again
saved
crossed
from
off
the
byeline.
and
Ralph
shot
too
high
jiu,t
Dunbar
crossed
a
hard
shot
that
after.
The
"old-timers"
eom-Brodie
turned
against
the
'
(
bined
in
a
beautiful
play
with
-
,
'.
it,
Wr'l't
?:
house,
garage
ana
snea.
ine
Phone
Blue
967.
(195)
sg'
SINCE
FAMOUS
house
is
furnished
with
rugs,
,
i
range
and
heater.
Kitchen
FOR
RENT
Suites.
Bay
Apart-:
uteinsils
and
dishes.
A
cow,
menta.
Apply
Mrs.
Greening.1
and
some
chickens
go
with
Phone
Black
815
during
day,!
Distributed
in
Canada
by
Calvrtt
D
crossbar
from
whence
it
struck
1
forward
after
forward
passing
j
the
upright
and
then
rebounded
j
the
ball
on
In
a
elocklike
move-
j
across
the
goal
where
Brodie
ment
but
Dickens
failed
to
was
very
smart
to
catch
it
and
score.
Dave
Murray
shot
wide
I
oi.or
Pinallv
thP
Pmhables
but
RalDh
Smith
was
at
last;
this
property.
Fruit
ripening!
after
5:00
pm.
Red
391.
(199
on
the
trees
and
some
fruit
FOR
RENT
One
sleeping
room.
This
advertisement
is
not
imoiished
or
dlspla
Control
Board,
or
by
the
Government
ol
E
Litai
,
f
-
650
7th
Ave.
East,
phone
Red
471.
(tf)
successful
and
equalized
with
a
great
drive.
But
the
old-timers
;
went
ahead
when
Johnnie
Mu;-
j
scored
when
Dunbar's
weak
shot
struck
the
inside
of
thj
uDrisht.
Owens
and
Dave
WANTED
Murray
combined
but
Nelson
j
ray
beat
three
men
very
clever
Semi-Finals
Players
Advance
In
Novice
Singles
of
Lavvn
Bowling
already
canned
in
the
basement.
This
property
is
situat-
ed
about
3Vj
miles
east
of
Terrace
and
is
half
mile
from
school
and
post
office.
Full
price
$2500.00
cash.
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
(19a
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Fur-
niture
and
Hardware.
Slightly
cleared.
Wilson
fed
Gomez
ly
and
gave
Boulter
no
chance.
nicely
but
the
latter's
cross:
Parkes
cleared
from
Greer'
I
went
behind.
James
defended
i
and
then
Sam
Currie
led
ward.
well.
Hebb
cleared
and
then
w
hose
pass
sent
Dickens
ahead
Semi-finals
in
the
novice
WANTED
Bedroom
dresser:
also
second-hand
linoleum
in
good
condition.
What
have
you?
Apply
to
Box
374.
Daily
News.
WANTED
Car
batteries,
oar
radiators,
brass
and
copper;
paying
good
prices.
See
B.C.
Wilson
just
missed
with
a;
and
the
latter
made
the
score
singles
0f
the
Canadian
Natioi.-.
Bob
Currie
and'
3-1.
Fred
Hardy,
playing
for
Recreation
Association's
an-
i
used
Bedroom
Suites,
Kitchen
grand
drive.
1
V
ill
.
'"
,
t
In
ft
.
.
.
,
-J
Sets
from
$12.50;
Beet,
com
Wyatt
made
headway
b
u
t
the
Rest,
centred
well.
Parkes
nual
individual
tournament
'
Owens
shot
wildly.
Brodie
did
.saved
a
high
shot
and
Bouher
hflve
been
reacned
witn
Chris
plete
$15;
used
Carpet
In
good
shape;
Occasional
and
Kitchen
Dixon
to
meet
R.
O.
Davidson
in
well
to
stop
a
good
shot
from
j
saved
rrom
owens.
Kaipn
smnn
Pavlikis.
Ward
centred
well
i
got
his
second
goal.
Stuart
FURNITURE
CO..
Black
324
Chairs;
enamel
Wash
Basin
'
and
the
next
feature
was
cleared
very
competently.
Hal-,
'
.
.
HELP
WANTED
I
LATER
DURING
PLAYING
CAREER.
verson
stopped
Parkhouse
and,
.
'
.
,
,
.
.
.
.
by
'
$5;
Underwood
Typewriter
in
perfect
shape;
Office
Chairs;
npw
unpainted
Book
Cases.
a
good
one-handed
save
HELP
WANTED
Butcher,
with
Brodie
from
Darrow
Gomez.
Parkes
saved
from
Smith.
Han
second
round.
Wright
having
won
over
J.
R.
Elfert
21
to
10.
I
I
Morean
was
tested
first
In
sen,
Dickens
and
Johnnie
Mur-
grocery
experience.
Apply
Box
Other
useful
household
ar
ii'.
HOME
B
COLD.'
THING
T
INTO
F
J
ON
SLIT
the
second
half.
Wilson
made
ray
went
ahead
but
Boulter
a
clever
run
but
Gomea
wai
was
not
to
be
beaten.
Then
ticles.
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO..
Black
324.
(tf
375
Daily
News,
or
phone
659
between
9
a.m.
and
6
p.m.
(198)
!
ssss-ss
(
TEST
CRICKET
W.
E.
Walker,
vet
ran
Naa?
River
canneryman,
arrived
in
blocked.
Ferguson
stopped
Wy-
Parkhouse
got
the
equalizer.
MACHINERY
FOR
.
SALE
att
and,
from
Wilson's
good
Harrison
and
Johnnie
Murray
.the
city
on
the
Camosun
Sun-
Sport
Shots
TO
SAW
better
lumber
mors
WANTED
Girl
for
general
laundry
work.
Apply
Pioneer
Canadian
Laundry.
(tf)
pass,
Dunbar
shot
Demna.
Nei-(
comoinea
wen
ana
Harrison
son
and
Olsen
were
sound.
Pav-
went
through
only
to
be
check-lkiis
shot
behind
from
Darrow's
ed
in
rather
questionable
man-
day
evening
from
Vancouver
and
proceeded
to
North
Pacific
cannery
nn
the
Skeena
River.
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
MitcW
LONDON
Australia
established
a
lea'd
of
337
runs
on
their
first
inning
in
test
cricket
against
England
Monday,
totals
being
England,
all
out,
52,
Australia
all
out
389.
Morris
was
the
outstanding
batsman
for
Australia
scoring
196.
Portable
Sawmills
manufac
ner
when
about
to
shoot.
The
"old-timers"
slowed
down
a
bit
and
Ralph
Smith
broke
away
to
tured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
BOYS
WANTED
Boys
desirln
News
routes
should
leave
their
names
at
the
office
as
vacancies
may
be
occurring
any
day
Builders
The
Yankee
Stadium,
massive
baseball
plant
that
his
bat
helped
to
make
possible,
while
he
was
righU'le.uer
ror
the
New
York
American
League
team
B.C.
(tfl
pass
and
then
Darrow
shot
past
from
Wilson's
pass.
Bob
Currie
robbed
Gomez
and
Pavlikis
shot
high.
Wilson
set
Christi-son
up
but
Doug
missed
badly
twice
in
front
of
goal.
Gomez
made
a
good
run
but
James
finally
slopped
him.
METAL
WOK&
AGENT
WANTED
score
again
and
put
his
team
in
'
the
lead.
Rest
of
League
Boulter,
James,
Ferguson,
A.
Gomez,
Greer,
Hutchinson,
Ward,
Park-house,
Ralph
Smith,
B.
Gomez,
was
known
as
"the
House
that
runs
m
regular
season
play,
in
PLUMBING
Installations
and
Ruth
Built."
The
late
Babe
,
eluding
60
in
one
season.
He
had
Dunbar
shot
wide
again
from
Ruth
also
was
directly
respons-
a
siUEgine
average
of
.847
in
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel.
Roofing.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
629
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
ible
for
a
tremendous
increase
one
season
and
a
lifetime
slue
Wilsons
long
pass.
Dave
Mur
in
the
players'
salary
scale
ESTABLISHED
BUSINEES
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
NOW
AVAILABLE.
The
J.
R.
Wat-kins
Company
has
an
opening
for
a
full-time
representative
in
Prince
Rupert
to
take
over
and
handle
a
profitable
well
-
established
business.
Dave
Murray,
Fred
Harvey.
Old-Timers
Leslie
Parkes,
Grant
Stuart,
Carlo
Hansen,
Halverson,
Joe
Ward,
Sam
ray,
Owens
and
Wyatt
made
headway
but
were
squeezed
out.
Dunbar
and
Pavlikis
made
a
j
good
run
and
Wilson
took
the
ging
average
of
.690.
His
lifetime
batting
average
was
.342.
"Shucks,"'
he
once
said,
"I
could
have
hit
a
.tiOO
lifetime
aveiage
easy.
But
I
would
have
had
to
hit
singles.
The
people
were
paying
to
see
me
hit
home
runs."
Real
opportunity
for
right
He
turned
baseball
from
a
pitcher's
stronghold
to
a
batter's
paradise.
The
ball
was
changed
to
put
more
"rabbit"
in
it.
The
squeeze,
bunt
and
steal
system
gave
way
to
free
swinging
and
big
innings.
The
fans
cheered
the
heavy
hitting
and
particularly
the
Ruthian
man.
rnone
oheen
973
or
Currie,
Dave
Owens,
Bob
Murray,
Sonny
Dickens,
Johnnie
Murray,
Harrison.
Comment
This
was
really
a
good
exhibition
of
clever
football.
The
combination,
resource
and
neat
footwork
dls
ball
right
in
on
goal
for
Christian
to
score,
Brodie
having
no
chance.
Play
continued
fast
from
end
to
end.
Owens
went
close
but
neither
team
was
able
to
score
and
the
Probables
were
winners
2-0.
Probables
Morgan,,
Nelson,
Continues;
on
Page
Six)
write
R.
Hundeide,
Box
290,
Prince
Rupert,
or
The
J.
R.
Watkins
Company,
1010
Al-berni,
Vancouver.
(197
INFORMATION
WANTED
FOR
THE
PURPOSE
of
closin-?
an
estate,
informatiorf
is
being
sought
as
to
the
pres-'
ent
whereabouts
of
one,
James
G.
Garnett,
Jr.,
who
was
last
heard
of
as
an
em-
ployee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
In
the
year
1921.
"
Any
information
available
would
be
appreciated.
Please
phone
14
between
9
and
5
or
v.Tite
Box
658.
(194)
Ruth
set
a
record
by
smash
long-distance
dynamiting.
ing
three
home
runs
in
a
World
R
I
AXD
ISTD
BIS
UiUiLa
each
AT
11
pla
y
e
d
by
the
Old
Timers
pleased
the
fans.
Parkes
did
PERSONAL
well
in
goal
when
Marchant
FOR.
BEST
HOTEL
SERVICE
ir,
was
unavailable
owing
to
being
How
well
they
loved
it
was
,
Serjes
game,
accomplishing
evidenced
by
the
financial
He-
Unat
feat-
Xxkk'
HCas
in-
10
wards
Ruth
received.
In
22
sea-tWorld
Series
three
while
with
sons
he
eaxn4.
$896,000.
.'.pJ.usiie.Bostou
Red
Sax
and.
seven
$41,445.11
as
his
share
of
World
with
the
Yankees.
He
batted
over
to
1918,
when
next
the
Red
For
KE
WEDXE5I
PHONE
654
(Continued
rr.
Pag?.
Six)
the
Interior,
stop
at
Telkwa
Hotei,
244
miles
from
Prince
Rupert,
Just
half
way
to
Prince
George.
(tf)
Series
receipts
and
around
$l,-jin
more
runs
than
any
other
000.000
from
endorsements,
1
i;,.
o
.nqanrl
srnrpri
mnrs
Fr
tflfonr.1
PERSONAL
The
Green
Rooms
Barnstorming
ana
me
movies.
runs
himself
2,174
than
any
city
or
W
?5c
Per
Dozen
Paid
For
Empties
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
622
Fraser
Street,
under
new
management.
Boarding
rooms
Two
seasons
1930
and
1931
except
Ty
Cobb.
He
also
struck
'
paid
him
$80,000
a
year,
$5.000
out
more
times
than
any
other
more
than
the
President
of
the
i
rn
and
received
the
most
PRI'C4
iispiHypo
dv
irie
Llnmirl
onu-ol
uoaraui
by
theClovernment
of
British
Columbia.
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
and
rooms.
Phone
Black
548.
(198)
United
States
received.
Through
advisers,
ne
invested
bases
on
balls,
2,056.
The
records
he
set
were
not
Sox
reached
the
post-season
classic.
Then
he
hurled
one
complete
nine-inning
scoreless
game
and
seven
more
whitewash
frames
In
another
against
the
Chicago
Cubs.
Ruth
had
held,
In
all,
76
major
league
records
so
many
that
the
statisticians
gave
him
an
entire
section
to
himself
in
the
record
books.
Ruth
was
in
the
first
group
of
players
to
be
named
to
Baseball's
Hall
of
Fame
at
Cooperstown,
N.
Y.,
along
wiht
Ty
Cobb,
Hans
Wagner,
Christy
Mathewson
and
Walter
Johnson.
so
well
he
realized
a
$2,500
confined
to
batting.
As
a
pit-
LAND
RF.OISTBY
ACT
Ri:
Certificate
of
Title
No.
33264-t
to
Lot
12,
llkKk
31.
Hertiiin
1,
Cl
of
T"
Prince
Kupert,
Map
'3.
'.
WHEREAS
satisfactory
proof
of
loss
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
Issued
in
the
nam
of
Joe
Fools,
,
.has
beeji
filed
in
this
office,
notice
Is
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof,
tesue
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
in
lieu
of
said
lost
Certificate
unless
In
the
meantime
valid
objec-tlon
be
made
to
me
in
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
.
fiee.
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
this
9th
day
of
August,
1948,
A
D.
ANDREW
THOMPSON
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
(21S)
RUPERT
MARINE
monthly
income
by
the
time
he
Cher
he
hurled
29
World
Series
1
1
TRY
THE
TERMINAL'S
FRESH
Jersey
Milk
or
Buttermilk
with
your
next
DeLuxe
Hamburger.
1
(tf)
I
Phone
J7
(J.
CLAUSEN
&
S0M
U7a
Tnlfo
T
1cM.
r.u.
dux
ii
I
I
I
i
was
45.'
This
despite
the
fact
that
he
once
said
'he
had
lost
or
been
defrauded
of
a
quarter
of
a
million.
During
his
major
league
career
the
Babe
hit
714
home
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
j
innings
in
a
row
without
allowing
a
run.
That
string
began
in
1916,
when
he
pitched
13
innings
for
the
Red
Sox
in
one
overtime
game
with
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
and
was
carried
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
j
BROKKRS
IN
ROATS
MARINE
AN
Fbl
-
TRY
Football
Schedule
RITDFDT
MARINE
R?
(Just
East
ot
jupc"-
Box
548
Mohley
Cud
Au?USt
IS
T
per
Inn
n
TTInh
LAND
BEfilSTHY
ACT
Re:
Certificate
of
Title
No.
27642-1
to
-
Blocks
Eighteen
118)
and
Nineteen-(19),
Townsite
of
Masset.
Map
646.
excepting
Lot
"A"
of
"
Block
"Nineteen
(19),
Townsite
of
Mas-
set,
Map
946.
as
shown
on
Reference
Plan
1600,
and
Lot
"B"
of
Block
Nineteen
(19).
Townsite
of
Meastt,
Mao
946,
as
shown
on
ernce
Plan
1601.
.
1
.
WHEREAS
satisfactory
proof
of
loss
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
Issued
In
the
name
of
Nootka
Packing
Company
(1937)
Limited
has
School.
"
.
,
t
1
August
20
120th
Battery
vs.
Hlgh
School.
Aueust
2S
19flth
Rattaew
Vacationing
mm
iq
Legion.
September
6
Final
round
of
Stuart
Shield.
been
filed
in
this
office,
notice
Is
Points
to
check
before
you
w
carefree
holiday
-
mile
m.
rvrivr.
.m
t-pMaxlmum
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
1
7
r
mAi
of
the
ffrst
publication
hereof.
Issue
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
In
lieu
ol
said
lost
Certificate,
unless
in
-Insurance
against
engine
WW
J
BRAKE
INSPECTION
sa
'
,
.,
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
CANADA
PEPARTMENT
OK
AiiRICt
LTI
RE
Prairie
Farm
Rehabilitation
Act
EXTENSION
OF
TIME
This
is
to
advise
that
the
date
of
closing
of
tenders
for
the
diversion
of
Portage
Creek
and
for
channel
made
to
me
in
writing.
V
n
nttL
ALIO."-
preventi""
-.
-
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Of-
-ftc.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.,
this
29th
Your
Best
Eating
Place
FILL
COURSE
MEALS
11
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
Banquet
Hall
for
Luncheons,
Dinners
and
Parties
Chinese
Dishes
BROADWAY
CAFE
808
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
200
,
'day
of
July,
1948.
A
D.
ANDREW
THOMPSON,
wheel
for
long
dii."
And
last
but
not
least
a
thorough
I
and
know
that
every
part
of
y
unf
i..k.....j
-wicd-includM
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
lmprovment
work
on
the
Llllooet
River
between
Llllooet
and
Tenasse
Lakes,
about
twenty-seven
miles
south
of
Pemberton,
British
Columbia,
has
been
extended
from
2:00
lain
Reader
and
classified
adver
tisers
are
requested
to
submit
auuaal4lCU
KIIU
va"--
mJ
LINDSAY
MOT
o'clock
p.m.
Reglna
Time,
August
27.
1948.
to
2:00
o'clock
p.m.
Reglna
Time,
September
10th.
1948.
By
Order
L.
B.
THOMSON,
Director
of
Rehabilitation,
910
McCallum
Hill
Building,
-
Reglna,
Sabkutchewn.
their
copy
to
the
office.
Telephoned
advertisements
often
lead
to
mistakes
against
which
the
Daily
News
cannot
guarantee.