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Prince
Rupert
Doily
New
Munaay,
November
13,
1950
winners,
who
played
an
exceptionally
clean
game.
Tomorrow
night
sees
the
.Senior
League
first-place
Co-ops
playing
the
second-place
Brownwoods.
A
win
'for
the'
Brown-
i
eary,
wr
loss,
stating
that
at
least
it
was
a
good
lession.
For
Brownwoods,
Art
Olson
was
a
tower
of
strength
on
the
offense,
covering
his
check
well
and
controlling
a
lot
of
the
re-
BASKETBALL
Brownwoods
Score
NHL
Teams
Dividing
Up
!m
Oyer
Gordon
ond
Anderson
67
fo
37
Toronto
Th.
.
i
caL
Hockey
LeaKue
is
hrmbin.
;
'-"ruay
woods
would
tie
up
first
place.
lney
would
have
the
privilege
If
the
shoemen
play
like
they
and
tne
duty
to
vote
in
civic
did
on
Saturday
they
are
Just
elections
In
the
community
in,
about
a
cinch
to
win.
Scuby's
whlch
they
lived
He
wlshed,
ho1
Thunderbirds
will
play
High
gaki
tnat
ome
of
the
voters
h
Green,
and
Cooks
meet
Mansons
,
conlact
wilh
nad
had
in
the
Junior
division.
;
Uje
training
BtudenU
were
re-
LINE-IPS
1
ceiving
in
high
school.
j
Scnior
'
Mr.
Thain
explained
that
the
BROWNWOODS
Sunberg
5.
city
counlll
was
made
up
of
a
Carlson
9,
Olson
12,
Thompson
mayor
and
a
number
of
alder-4.
Lavigne
3,
Bill,
Spring
27.
n,,,ln
prlnM,
Kimcrt,
eiiiht
duplicate,
he
said.
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain
told
students
that
as
future
citizens
halt
of
whom
were
elected
each
year.
The
mayor,
he
said,
was
elected
every
tyo
years,
and
four
aldermen
annually.
There
were
three
classes
of
voters
property
owners,
who
had
the
right
to
vote
not
only
at
elections
but
also
on
bylaws
requiring
expenditure
of
funds;
householders,
who
paid
a
poll
tax,
and
license
holders,
who
paid
a
tax
to
be
in
business.
Brownwoods
romped
home
with
the
most
decisive
victory
of
this
or
just
about
any
other
basketball
season
of
recent
years
in
the
senior
division
when'
they
trounced
Gordon
and
Anderson
by
a
67
to
37
score
on
Saturday
night.
It
was
a
great
victqry
after
the
many
heartbreakers
that
Brownwoods
have
lost
by
one
or
two-point
mar
:
bound
play,
although
Gill,
Flat-!
en
and
Holkestad
for
G
&
A
were
also
get'ting
In
for
the
rebounds.
Olson
made
12
b'.g
points,
mostly
from
under
the
basket.
Carlson
made
nine
nut
wasn't
putting
much
spirit
into
the
game.
Sunberg
and
Hartwi
played
driving
game
and,
alon.j
with
Lavigne,
provided
plenty
of
speed
and
color.
In
spite
of
Gordon
and
Anderson's
loss,
this
writer
still
predicts
that
th?y
will
be
winning
plenty
of
games
before
the
season
comes
to
an
end.
INTERMEDIATE
Hiuh
S'hnul
OnlH
tnnk
a
firm
game
in
the
pivot
spot
to
swish
made
27
points,
17
of
them
in
the
first
half
when
he
just
about
broke
the
hearts
of
his
rivais.
His
team
play
was
superb
andjnod
on
first
place
in
the
Inter.
his
energy
and
drive
certainly
mediate
division
.swamping
save
his
teammates
the
incen-
chants
by
a
58-to-26
score.
Motive
to
go
out
and
win.
During
Chesney
clicked
for
23
points
the
second
half
he
was
used
and
Kristmanson
played
a
good
In
all
cases,
he
continued,
voters
panied
the
singing
of
"O
God
wlth
New
Yolk
Rangers
Sair-were
required
tfl
be
British
sub-
Our
Help
In
Ages
Past"
during
dav
nlPnt
but
were
blanked
last
jects
and
over
the
age
of
21.
the
service
which
opened
with
nl!ht
bV
Detroit.
;
sparingly
as
the
hardware
men
'
were
checking
h:m
hard
but
the
hoop
for
10.
Coach
JacK
Sedgewick,
Kristmanson
8,
Si-when
he
was
on
the
floor
he
just
Evans
gave
every
player
an
op-
monson,
Letourneau
10,
couldn't
miss.
His
shot
from
30
portumty
on
the
floor
and
his
SOn
5,
Morrison
4,
Young
2,
wnoie
ream
snowea
me
peneni
Blackaby.
Total
58.
of
good
coaching.
Referees
Ciccone
and
David-
For
Merchants,
Christoff
was'son
(
outstanding,
scoring
15
points,
Junior
and
by
far
the
most
effective
RUPERT
HOTEL
Mclntosn,
man
on
the
team.
This
team
smith
4,
Stcaey,
Parnell
2,
San-
gins
during
the
past,
two
sea
sons.
Ray
Spring
played
the
finest
game
of
his
sport
career.
He
HERE'S
THE
WAY
TO
BUY
For
Less
CALL
RED
Si
'ORDER
NOW
FROM
D
g
S
GROCERY
isei
out
ana
to
tne
side
while
I
away
off
balance
after
a
par-
jticularly
hard
check
was
one
of
i
the
highlights
of
an
otherwise
j
rather
dull
game.
,
I
Gordon
and
Anderson
played
kuou
oau
m
me
nrsi
nan
10
nwiu
uiuwjiwuuus
uuwil
WJ
u
il-
ito-12
lead.
Jimmy
Flaten
worked
use
a
irojan
an
evening,
trying,
to
spark
his
team.
Holkestad
The
city
clerk
said
qualilica-
tions
would
probably
allow
every-
one
in
the
school
to
vote.
In
a
municipul
election,
the
mayor
wa,,
required
to
own
property
to
'the
value
of
$1,000
above
en-
cumbrances
and
to
have
his
nomination
backed
by
two
citi-
gens.
The
property
qualification
had
to
be
in
effect
for
at
least
six
months
before
the
date
ot
election.
Similar,
but
not
the
same,
qualifications
were
required
of
candidates
for
alderman.
The
four
aldermen
receiving
the
greatest
number
of
votes
were
elected.
In
case
of
a
tie,
the
re-
turning
officer
cast
the
deciding
f
-
--Wllg
1UIO
two
distinct
standing
divisions
with
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
Detroit
Red
Wings
and
Chicago
Black
Hawks
in
the
first
a.id
Montreal
Canadiens,
New
Yuik
Hungers
and
Boston
Bruins
in
Urn
second.
The
Map!e
Leafs
had
th.tr
spectacular
winning
streak
broken
by
Detroit
Red
Wings
who
won
3
to
I
Saturday
niuht
but
Kl,
,
......
...
,
.
,u
1
nlgni
witn
a"
w
o
shutout
over
oosicn
uruins
at
Boston
Detroit
and
Chicago
won
both
week-end
games.
The
Montreal
Canadiens
tier!
,Ile
wern-ena
scores
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
(Sunday)
Toronto
7,
Boston
0
Detroit
4,
Montreal
0
Chicago
4,
New
York
1
Saturday
Chicago
4,
Boston
2
New
York
1.
Montreal
1
(tie
Detroit
3,
Toronto
1.
The
league
standings:
W
D
L
F
A
PU
Toronto
9
3
2
47
28
21
'
Detroit
7
3
31
20
17
Chicago
....
7
2
37
25
10
Montreal
..
4
30
33
12
New
York
6
19
39
8
Boston
17
37
7
ri,:
1
..
Hartwig
7.
Total
67.
GOLDON
ii
ANDERSON
Clc-cone
5,
Dumas,
Marshall,
Holkestad
9,
Gill
6
.Currie,
Flaten
13,
Smith
4
Boulter
Matthews.
Total-37.
Referees
Calderonl
and
Dom-inato.
,
'
Intermediate
MERCHANTS
Wesch
2,
Plac?
2,
Jordan,
Christoff
15,
Eldsvik
1,
Dumas
1,
Parnell
5.
Total
2u.
HIGH
SCHOOL
GOLD
M
Chesney
23,
Ratchford
2,
Tait
4
.
key
11,
McKay
4,
Helin,
Donald-
soil
Total
21.
high
SCHOOL
MacAfee
10,
ciccone
6,
Mathews
4.
Krist-
manson
3,
Christenson
4,
Blackaby
5.
Menzies,
Williamson.
To-tal
33.
;
Referees
Teng
and.
Macdon-aitt.
.
I
E.
W.
(Joe)
Griffiths,
who
has
represented
Canada
as
an
of-
ficiil
and
as
an
assistant
coach
at
two
Olympics,
will
retire
next
spring
after
30
years
on
the
faculty
Of
the
University
of
Saskatchewan.
In
1937,
the
university
named
its
new
stadium,
"Griffiths
Stadium,"
in
his
honor.
.
Griffiths
came
to
the
University
of
Saskatchewan
in
1920
'is
its
first
director
of
physlcaL'edu-cation.
Later,
he
was
manager
of
the
men's
athletic
board
and
'played
a
fine
gate,
getting
nina
Jl'NIOIt
points
and
feeding
Flaten
some
High
School
Juniors
also
had
I
nice
passes
that
helped
his
13-
a
one-sided
victory,
taking
the
point
total.
Once
again
this
game
from
Rupert
Hotel
by
a
i
team
was
able
to
work
the
bail
32-to-21
margin.
Danny
MAfo
j
up
to
within
shooting
position
scored
10
for
the
winners
and
;
but
at
that
point
did
not
seem
played
a
nice
game.
Sankey,
for
j
to
know
what
to
do
with
the
Rupert
Hotel,
was
high
for
b'M
,
sphere,
eiber
fumbling
it
or
let-
teams
with
11
points.
Although
ting
the
other
side
get
control,
one-sided,
it
was
a
good
game
j
Coach
Garnet
Montgomery
was
to
watch,
with
only
15
fouls
call-philosophical
about
his
team's
ed
and
only
two
or
these
on
the
Imllot.
Mr
Thain
offered
fur-
Jiaue
ouiuiuuy.
rrince
nuperi
ther
advice
and
assistance
to
the
veterans
gathered
at
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irr
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The
afternoon's
program
end-cal
Education
Association
for
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with
a
basketball
game
be-several
years
and
in
1938
"Was
tween
the
senior
girls
and
the
assistant
coach
of
the
Canadian
teachers,
which
the
latter
won
Olympic
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team
In
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to
19,
turning
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from
lin.
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was
a
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and
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previous
year.
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to
die
for
our
country
but
also
live
for
it,
dedicating
outlives
to
the
service
of
God.
Thereby
may
we
always
hoiv.ir
the
memory
of
those
who
gave
their
all."
Df.
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also
offered
the
Remembrance
Day
prayer
in
the
absence
of
Rev.
Charles
L.
I.o-mas,
honorary
chaplain
to
the
forces.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
address,
as
pipers
played
a
lament,
wreaths
were
placed
at
the
basa
of
the
cenotaph
by
Mayor
GeorgJ
W.
Rudderham,
on
behalf
of
the
city,
representatives
of
the
Legion
organizations,
and
others.
Bugler
W.
J.
Ranee
sounded
"Cease
Fire"
as
the
service
upeiieu
ana
a
iwo-minute
'
si
lence
was
observed
Then
the
solemn
rmtns
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AfLer
the
.
Reveille"
the
pro-
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closed.
The
combined
hnnd
nonm-
u
uanadi,"
after
the
peal
of,
the
Cathedral
bells
hud
signal
led
the
11
o
clock
hour,
and
elos-1
ed
with
the
National
Anthem.
(
The
cenotaph
guard,
in
charge
of
Capt.
J
.A.
Teng,
included'
Lt.
Cdr.
J.
W.
Golby,
HMCS
Chatham:
Flight
Lieutcnnat
Douglas
Stewart
and
Constable
G.
D.
Roberts,
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
The
guardians
were
P.O.
Douglas
Christlson
and
AH.
Sidney
Alexander,
Navy;
Gunner
James
Sleeves.
Army,
and
Sgt.
John
McDougall,
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
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the
Armistice
Day
a
,u
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.linmcnt
at
the
armory
lor
a
banquet.
Guests
at
the
head
table
were
Past
Presidents
C.
L.
Young-man,
W.
J.
Ranee,
Ralph
Smith,
Sid
Bird
and
Harry
Breen;
Zone
Commander
J.
S.
Wilson,
President
J.
Nicoll,
First
Vice-President
Rod
McLeod.
Second
Vice-President
Alex
Halg,
Honorary
Vice-President
Lt.
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston,
Mayor
George
Rudderham,
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
M
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Lt.
Cdr.
J.
M.
Golby
and
Bandmaster
Fred
McKay
of
the
Greenville
Concert
Band.
A
delightful
meal
was
served
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary.
Following
the
banquet
was
an
entertainment
featuring
Pipers
McKay
and
McDonald,
Nigel
Hale
and
others.
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McKay
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a
few
words
on
behalf
of
the
Greenville
Concert
Band
and
others
at
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BF1LDERS
&
COXTRACTOKS
PLUMBiMj
ana
iitulin
-iineet
Me-ai
work
I'ai
uiiv
Gravel
Koolinu.
Call
t29
bU.
Wesi.
Pnont
043.
Letouincui.
ana
80ns.
it,
MODERN
Palntine
and
Decor
ating
Spence
and
MatuiK
i-'none
BlacK
ZLa.
evenings
01
noon
hour.
P.u.
Box
11
il.
ait
COMPLETE
builders
supplies
lusL
service,
iomiiii
Citv
ounu-liic:
ouuuiits.
Blue
K2u-
11
Sill
I
REPAIRS
wail-11
-Repair
ueouna
a
oromut
efficient
service.
Oeoiue
Cook
jewener.
toatuslacnon
uuaran-Leeu.
OIL
BURNER
BPEClALlat-SWJVe
hervice
&
Keoaus
U
U
Ronson.
Black
5U3
iu
REAL
ESTATE
5
room
house,
basement
and
furnace.
Excellent
condi-
non.
2UO0
clown.
4
room
Wartime,
excellent
condition.
$1000
down.
4
room
large,
fully
turnish-
ed.
$2000
down,
3
rooms,
two
lots,
good
foundation
and
nart
basement.
$1000
down.
4
rooms
with
cement
basement
and
many
improvements.
S15UU
down.
ROBEKT
E.
MONT
ADOR
LTD.
Evenings
phone
Green
935
(2ij8c)
OWING
TO
OTHER
interests
will
sell
profitable,
easy-to-operate
business
on
easy
terms
to
person
qualified.
Business
now
showing
two
hundred
and
fifty
dollars
net
per
month
and
can
be
increased.
Full
price
$2500.00.
including
stock.
Eight
hundred
cash
balance'
lkie
rent.
Box
835.
Daily
News.
(256c)
IFOR
SALE
Furnished
house.
I
1136
Hays
Cove
Ave.
12o9p)
,
WORK
WANTED
WORK
WANTED
By
young
man
with
high
school
eradua-
1
lion
certifiMt,e.
Will
consider,
anything.
Phone
Black
152.
!
(264p)
'
WANTED
1
WANTED
Newton
rifle,
calibre
.30
or
.35.
Write
Box
834,
UallvJ
'
r
JUi
I
WANTHf.
top
maijvitt
rttruts
f
aid
tor
scrao
iron
steel,
brass
copper,
lead,
etc
Honest
eradirt.
Promut
nav-
j
ment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Van-
couver.
B.C.
Phone
Pacific
1
6357.
an
cast
hrass
corme?
coDner.
batteries
batteries
:inrl
r.'irii
ators.
Phuiie
543
Call
629
Mr.
west
tf
WANTED
Housekeeping
Job
or
looking
after
children.
Write
Box
832.
Daily
News.
(2G6p)
URGENTLY
NEEDED
by
married
counle
and
baby,
suite
or
house.
Phone
Mrs.
McGuire.
bavov
Hotel.
(264p)
WANTED
3
or
4
lwmlsemT-furnished
anartment.
immedi-1
ately.
YoiinK
couple,
one
child.
Box
833
Daily
News.
(204p)
has
been
chosen
for
that
post-.
tion.
$U0
FOlt
ORCHESTRA
A
feature
of
the
assembly
was
the
presentation
on
behalf
of
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
by
A.
F.
Robertson,
faculty
representative
on
the
council,
of
a
cheque
for
$100
toward
the
school
orchestra.
In
making
the
presentation
to
President
Bill
Toderas
of
the
Students'
Council,
Mr.
Robertson
said
the
gift
was
on
the
understanding
that
there
would
be
further
support
in
the
future.
Bill
Toderas
thanked
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council
on
behalf
of
the
students
for
the
generous
gift.
A
brief
resume
of
his
trip
to
Lieut
Cdr.
J.
M.
Golby
returned
by
air
Friday
from
a
trip
to
Ottawa
on
navy
business.
Mrs.
A.
Solloway
arrived
In
the
city
on
Friday's
plane
from
Vancouver
to
join
her
husband,
who
is
traffic
assistant
at
the
local
office
of
Canadian
Pacifls
Air-Mnes.
J.
E.
R.
Wood,
after
one
of
his
periodical
visits
to
local
road
work
for
which
his
concern
has
the
contract,
left
by
Saturday's
plane
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
,
F.
J.
Hemsworth,
resident
mining
engineer,
returned
to
the
city
on
Friday
afternoon's
plane
from
Vancouver
where
he
attended
the
convention
of
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Mining
and
Metal-urgy.
O
TAILORING
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING,
the
TAILOR
220
Sixth
St
Phone
649
OIL
HEATING
at
its
Bcsi
MARCHAND
SPACE
HEATERS
Convenient,
Economical
High
mechanical
efficiency.
VORTEX
Automatic
Burners
30
saving
in
heating
costs.
TERMS
ARRANGED
Smith
&
Elkins
LIMITED
Plumbing
and
Heating'
Phone
Vi-i
P.O.
Box
274
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
One
chesterfield
solid
oak
dining
room
suite
bookcase,
tables.
G.E.
radio
light
iixtures;
also
picks,
snoveis.
sieagenammers.
can
120
5th
West.
(264p;
FOR
SALE
New
chesterfield
beds:
beds
complete:
un
minted
chest
of
drawers;
sewing
machine:
kitchen
stoves:
heaters;
hardware;
coffee
tables,
end
tables;
bedroom
suites;
scores
of
other
useful
furniture
at
lowest
prices.
See
B.C.
Furniture.
Black
324.
(tfi
pnilltinpn
wiTh
ornrpo
tnp
rnu
$ti0.
Phone
Red
990.
(204c)
FOR
SALE
1950
Meteor
custom
:
sedan,
exceptionally
low
mile-'
age.
Phone
Blue
365.
(lwkp)
j
FOR
SALE
1949
x
1
ton
pick-.
up,
low
mileage.
A-l
condition.!
Phone
Blue
872.
(264p)
j
FOR
SALE
Mossberg
.22
repeat-
ing
rifle,
like
new.
Phone!
Green
883.
(266p)
FOR
SALE
9
x
102
rug.
447
!
filh
Aw
iT'ict
(205)
..'"iT"
HELP
WANTED
D?B"T?RmWad
!ar
.J
Wrist
Twister."
Franchis:
now
being
granted.
Small
in-;
vestment.
Write
Box
831,
Daily!
News.
2G5pi
'
PERSONAL
:
',w?LL
DO
SEWING
washing
ironing
any
time.
Phone
Green
(264p)
PHONE
YOUR
Fuller
Brush
Dealer
between
5
and
6:30
p
m.
!
at
Black
990
for
demonstra-1
tion
of
our
Christmas
specials.
!
281p)
ROOM
AND
BOARD
j
FOR
RENT
Room
and
board
in
i
i;rivaie
noine.
mone
Kert
140
or
call
1333
6th
East.
(2C6p)
;
ROOM
AND
BOARD
for
two!
pii:ine.s.s
people.
Write
Box'
830.
Daily
News.
(26bp)
FOR
RENT
Room
and
board
I
for
one
man.
Red
660.
(tf)i-
1
FOR
RENT
j
FOR
RENT
41
U
Drive.
When
iwcus
cuii.e,
miow
mem
Uie
city
with
a
41
U
Drivp
Phmo
41-
Grenvllle
Court.
Fraser
St.
i
(205pi
I
FOR
RENT
Two
rooms
kpU.
i
contained
semi-f
urnLshed
j
I
Quiet
couple
only
need
apply
!
1
Box
529.
Dailv
News
(5.Ui
j
FOR
RENT
One
double
(slngls)
heds)
and
one
single
newlv
furnished
bedrooms
Rrpnk-
iast
11
oe.sirea.
Phone
Red
K60
after
6
p.m.
ufei
FOR
RENT
Comfortable
"sleeo-ln?
room,
sinele
or
double.
Dailv
News
Box
835.
(265c)
FOR
RENT
Housekeeping
accommodation
for
single
person
or
couple.
Phone
Black
277.
(265c)
FOR
RENT
Room
for
rent.
Green
404.
(207c)
official
at
the
1948
London'
Olympics.
(
Last
spring
Griffiths
was.
chosen
for
the
honor
award
of
the
Canadian
Association
for1
Health,
Physical
Education
and
j
Recreation,
given
for
"distin
guished
and
meritorious
service
as
a
mature
leader
in
his
field
In
Canada."
Old
Country
Football
(English
league,
First
Div.)
Arsenal
5,
Sunderland
1
Burnley
2,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
0
Chelsea
1,
Manchester
United
0
Ev.erton
1,
Tottenham
Hotspur
2
Huddersfield
Town
2,
Liverpool
2
Middlesbrough
1,
Derby
County
1
Newcastle
United
1,
Fulham
2
Portsmouth
3,
Charlton
Athletic
3
Sheffield
Wednesday
3,
AsLon
Villa
2
Stcke
City
1,
Blackpool
0
W.est
Bromwich
Albion
1,
Bolton
Wanderers
1
(Scottish
League,
Div.
"A")
Airdrieonians
2.
Raith
Rovers
n
Celtic
3,
Falkirk
0
Dundee
0,
Motherwell
0
East
Fife
2,
Clyde
1
Hibernian
2,
Morton
0
Partick
Thistle
1,
Aberdeen
4
St.
Mirren
C,
Rangers
2
Third
Lanark
0,
Heart
of
Midlothian
2.
HOCKEY
SCORES
FRIDAY
.
Pacific
Coast
New
Westminster
6,
Vancouver
2
Victoria
4,
Tacoma
1
Western
International
Kimberley
3,
Trail
5
Mainline-Okanairan
Kelowna
3.
K.rrlsdale
I
SATURDAY
'
Pacific
Coast
Vancouver
3,
Tacoma
3
(tie)
New
Westminster
4,
Seattle
1
SUNDAY
Vancouver
4,
Portland
7
Western
International
Nelson
5,
Klmb.erley
4
Cost
of
administering
Canada's
family
allowance
payments
runs
to
about
$80,000
a
week.
1
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
P.
GARDNER,
C.A.
.
A.
L.
BELLr
C.A.
324
Second
Avenue
Box
203
Phone
88
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanf
nt
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
ah
IU
branches
.'04
4th
Street
Phone
655
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
21
0
4th
St,
Ph.
Black
389
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
iHWF.RAL
CONTRACTORS
BulldliiK
kirI
Repuiri
of
nil
kinds
ROOFS
-
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
PHONKf
Black
334
P.
O
Btix
1
670
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
TRAIN
bCHEDULE
For
the
East
Monday,
Werlnei.Jay,
:J
8:00
p.m
from
the
East,
!
Tuesday,
Thuraday,
dahirdaj
10:15
p.m.
...
iviiai.-,
Clark
Furkhft
Trucks:
Nelson
tsujKet
Loaders
tor
Stockpile
,
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Port,-:
able
Centrifugal
Pumus:
N-a-'
tional
Dragline
Scrauers
and
Buckets;
National
All
Steel1
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotarv
Screens
and
Conveyors
Full
inlormation
from
National
Machinerv
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver.
B.C.
(tf!
.303
BRITISH
calibre
Remine-
ton,
Savage
and
Winchester
1
P-14
buld
action
fi-sluil.
snnrt-1
ing
rifles
with
26"
barrel.
Ex-
1
cellent
condition
including
j
nicely
finished
walnut
stocks:
!
ntitxi,
rice
:eontvU
quaiuv.
$27
50..fi
not
sa
fied
'
rflU'-n
rifle
at,
our
ex-;
Dense
for
full
refund
Immp
diate
delivery;
will
send
COD.
Write
for
catalogue.
Canada's
Mail
Order
House.
Box
852,
uttawa.
Ont.
uf)
-
...
.
i
CLEARANCE
RAlR?m
nifloc
only
$19.95.
Hi-powered
En
-
neia
Mocler
P-14
with
built-in
6-shot
magazine.
Blade
foresight,
rearsight
with
ranses
to
100
yards.
26
inch
barrel.
Fullv
guaranteed
.Box
43
rounds
ammunition
with
rifle
order
$2.95.
Prompt
.shipment
COD.
HUN'IEKS
SU
rr
L
Y
COMPANY
193
Sparks
St
.
Ottawa.
Ontario.
(Hi
FCR
SALE
Used
radios
with1
marine
band
Standard
and;
short
wave.
Floor
nmdels
and
table
models.
Guaranteed.'
Phone
6.
McRae
Bros.
2G5c,l
:
FOR
SALE
Electric
radiator,
as
new.
Call
441
7th
East.
205pi
FOR
SALE
Used
doors
?'"
x
B'fi".
Call
629
5th
West.
Phone
543.
an
FOR
SALE
1941
five
passenger
coune.
A-l
condition.
Radio,
heater
and
pood
rubber
Aonlv
to
Bill's
Garage
on
MfKnde
St.
(264
pi
1
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
suite
like
now;
camp
chairs,
etc.
Phone
Black
338
(270n)
FOR
RALE
Hohner
piano
ac-
.virdion
12
bass.
Reasonable.
1052
6th
East.
(269pi
FOR
SALE
HOUSE
TRAILER.
Ix7.
located
behind
npw
Liquor
Store.
(265p)
FOR
SALE
"sk
rat
''oat
fairly
j
cod
condition.
Reasonnhip.
Phone
747.
(269c)
.
FOR
SAIR
Baby
biKgy.
Phone
Green
688.
266p)
FOR
SALE
1P48
Chpv
Fed
fi
A-l.
Phone
Green
279.
(tf)
,