i
man.
But
our
income
is
far
less
I'KFAIR
LAWS
(Continued
from
rag
BASKETBALL-
IlkOI,..
i
-now
it
an
Indian
is
1
Wednesday,
November
9.
1949
L.u..saMimuU
w
a
wmte
neigh-
sahl
.h,.
Premier
Johnson
had
duly
reg
Co-ops
Win
From
Iligli
NOVV
AVAILABLE
oor
to
a
loal
of
ouy
bread,
he
is
get
pen
,
'
prosecuted
or
warned
by
a
flsn.
$75o
of
8
cries
warden.
But
what
about
the
1,,
the
big
fishing
companies
slaugh-1
.M
tering
thousands
of
salmon
dally
ahi7St
f
1
and
earning
thousands
of
dol-
ijve
anri
Tables
Turned
From
Reverse
Earlier
in
Season
Other
Results
ist?red
their
trap
lines
when
such
regulation
were
Imposed.
At
that
time
they
were
assured
that
their
livelihood
from
thu.
sou:re
was
protected
However,
the
yorestry
branch
then
put
up
maiiy
of
the
areas
for
timber
sale
anj
sow
have
been
logged
off
to
Uvj
det-i
ment
of
the
trapline
owner.
INTERMEDIATE
In
the
Intermediate
game
Fashion
went
into
a
first
place
tla
with
Merchants
when
they
handed
them
their
first
defeat
of
the
season.
The
score
was
27-24.
iarsr
.
,
a
m
Chamber
Backs
j
Health
Board
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
Monday
night
endorsed
.
representations
which
are
beinu
made
by
the
Prince
Rupert
District
Unit
Board
of
Health
with
a
view
to
the
appointment
as
soon
a.s
possible
of
a
full
time
medical
director
of
the
unit
and
a
fully
qualified
pathological
laboratory
technician.
Communications
from
Victoria
referred
to
the
difficulty
of
obtaining
Dersonnel
for
these
In
the
senior
basketball
game
Tuesday
night,
fans
saw
Co-op
avenge
an
opening
game
defeat
by
Bo-Me-Hi,
turning
the
tables
58-53.
Only
in
the
first
quarter
was
play
slow,
with
poor
shooting
showing
up
in
the
score.
High
School
was
on
top
9
to
7
goinq;
Into
the
second
quarter
when
both
teams
started
to
hit
the
$1
A
i
'The
game
was
close
with
Fsh-lion
having
to
come
from
behind
an
8-5
deficit
In
the
first
quarter.
I
From
then
on
they
held
to
their
LADIES'
BOWLING
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
Schedult
(or
the
Ladies'
Bowlini
Leanue.
First
Quarter
is
Announced
ai
Follows
Nov.
15
Stare
vs
Brown-wooda;
Savoy's
vs
Wallace
Pharmacy;
Coram
e
rc
1
a
1
vs
Wrathairs.
Nov.
17
Big
Sisters
vs
Seal
Cove;
Belmont
vs
Black
Cats;
Pungers
vs
Boosters;
Rupert
Radio
vs
Variety;
Scuby's
vs
Lyons;
Toilers
vs
Pin
Heads.
Nov.
22
Rosa
Lee
vs
Wrath-all's;
Scuby's
vs
Wallace
Pharmacy;
O.
&
Andeinon
vs
Uni-teers;
Brownwoods
vs
Savoy's;
Seal
Cove
vs
Annettes;
Noble
ft
Wick
vs
Stars.
Nov.
24
Tollers
vs
Lucky
Strikes;
Variety
vs
Pin
Heads;
Rupert
Radio
vs
Lyons;
Plungers
vs
Belmont;
Commercial
vs
Black
Cats;
Big
Sisters
vs
Boosters
.
Nov.
29
Boosters
vs
Annettes;
Noble
tt
Wick
vs
Savoy's;
Star
a
vs
G.
It
Anderson;
Ru-
4
point
lead
until
the
final
whistle.
Play
was
rougher
than
usual
:
Co-op
and
several
players
had
to
be
warned.
Fashion
had
the
hmidit
positions
but
Dr.
K.
A.
Tayior
hoop
and
rack
up
point
I.(M)K
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABES
came
out
the
better
and
led
at
said
that
the
outlook
was
now
on
rebounds
and
this
help
added
to
their
point
score.
brighter
as
far
as
a
doctor
was
the
half
27-24.
In
the
second
half
Co-op
took
a
leaf
out
of
the
iiuiimjiru
ituu
mm
a
couple
be
avail-'
Hi"n
St
!lo1
book'
and'
wittl
fast
-
-
-
i
of
months
one
mkht
Fashion
Intermela
6,
Oil!
3.
Skog
1.
Hebb
9,
Watson.
Hill
6,
Jones
2,
Teichman,
Lien.
Joe
ibreaks,
poured
through
th'
Students"
defence
to
catch
them
flatfooted.
They
took
a
!ead
of
12
points
but
Bo-Me-Hi
fought
back
and
cut
it
to
8
points
43-35
Haugan.
27.
Merchants
Currie
3,
Duma.1
4.
Youngman
4,
Marshall
3,
Boulter
4,
Anderson,
Chrlstoff
2,
Le-tourneau
4.
24.
JINIOR
In
the
Junior
game
Sea
Cadets
"For
this,
the
registeed
trap-line
owner
gets
nothing,
except
the
ruin
of
his
livelihood
which1
is
destroyed
with
the
removal
of
the
timber."
Mr
.3.nclair
said.
His
appeal
to
the
Premier
urged
that
the
timber
in
those
aras
fhould
be
reserved
for
the
pr)-tection
of
fur
bearing
animals
and
that
owners
of
trapline3
fhould
be
compensated
where
timber
has
already
been
logfw'l
off.
Relaxation
of
F
sUeries
regulations
which
now
make
it
punishable
for
Indians
to
catch
salmon
in
the
rivers
for
other
than
their
own
private
t'se,
exc?pt
in
commercial
fUhir.g
area."
i.i
season,
also
was
subjxt
of
complftint
to
the
Premier.
Fisheries
regulations
allow
Indians
to
catch
fis'"-.
In
the
upper
areas
of
the
riv?u
for
their
own
use,
but
make
-t
punishable
for
them
to
sell
,ulIi
lah.
"These
regulations
were
Imposed
on
the
assumption
that
we
are
still
a
primitive
people
whose
sole
diet
is
fl.sh,"
Mr.
Sinclair
declared.
"Now,
however,
our
diets
are
much
the
same
as
the
while
at
the
beginning
of
the
final
quarter.
Co-op
asain
gained
a
12-point
edpie
which
stood
until
the
studT.ts
fought
hard
to
cut
it
down
but
the
closest
they
.ou'd
come
was
5
points
as
the
linal
bell
went.
t
P-W
MSifrW
'0:2
I
.
:
i
'vWftt'.r'ftv'?"
'
-
.Yl
1
went
down
before
Kinsmen
by
pert
Radio
vs
Wallace
Pharm-the
score
of
32-20.
The
Cadet
BCy;
Uniteeri
vs
Wrathall's;
floored
two
new
playera
In
Ken
Seuby'i
vs
Brownwoods.
Black
and
Wells
Drat,
adriln;;
some
much
needed
height.
Kins-
carl
Smith
returned
to
the
men's
fast
breaking
attack
broke
city
today
from
the
south
where
Fathen
ond
their
torn
like
Old
Chum
becaui
it
fits
into
a
mon'i
imoking
poMern.
It's
just
right
for
doy-in-doy-out
moking.
Enjoy
Old
Chum'i
$low.
burning
qualities
and
fresh,
cool,
rich
flavour.
Ask
your
tobacconist
for
a
package
or
half-pound
tin.
M
mk
Mt
afj
mlmmri
fJ
I
I
Sid
Scherk
was
strong
on
de
-Th
j
i
nei
.11
s
ay
i
.ree
fith
Star
fence
for
Bo-Me-Hi,
also
topping
them
in
the
scoring
with
14
points.
Danny
Bill
came
up
with
8
points
while
playing
good
ball
through
the
Cadets
defence
and
he
attended
a
conference
of
they
scored
easily
to
capture
the
the
Provincial
Civil
Employees
win.
I
Association
as
delegate
repre-
Sea
Cadets
Chrislensen
6,!
tenting
local
civil
servants.
Rup
Holkestad
and
Joe
Davis
cam
through
with
one
of
their
3U
Black,
Davidson.
J.
Leighton
4
George
Eales
returned
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
better
games
on
offense.
Morgan
again
was
the
clutch
player.
Arney,
although
held
scorelless
in
the
first
half,
broke
through
in
il
i
on,
iw.
I(r
v
7j
Toderas
5,
Drake
5.
20.
Kinsmen
A.
Blackaby
4,
White,
Letourneau
8.
Mcfi.
!,.!)
Pencff,
W.
Blackaby
2,
McAfee,
the
final
half
for
10
points.
Fla-
ten
played
a
driving
gam?
from
McKay
10,
H.
Blackaby
8,-32.
LADIES
LEAGUE
his
guard
post.
In
the
Women's
game.
Peoples
Hinh
SchoolSpring
11.
Carl
copped
their
opening
game
by
son
7,
S.
Scherk
14,
Wso.itor
9,
downing
Dom's
17-13.
The
score
was
close
until
the
fnal
quarter
when
Doms
were
shut
out
while
Moore,
Ratchford,
McChesney
4.
Sharpe,
Kristmanson,
Bill
853.
u
Co-op
Arney
10,
Flaten
9.!
Peoples
scored
4
poinU
to
break
t
Davis
11,
D.
Scherk
5,
R.
Holke
a
13-all
score.
stad
12,
Morgan
11,
Dumas.
58.
The
generosity
of
the
referees
1
UfcJSVISilll
was
evident.
In
all
women's
games
the
refs
take
the
attitude
limkale
hard
work,
tedious
hours,
from
many
house-cleaning
(ho
res...
with
a
modern
VACUUM
CLEANER
and
handy
attachments
that
the
calling
does
not
need
to
be
a
strict
as
the
other
league
games.
This
tends
to
lead
the
II.
n
li
1-4
u
1,1
H
i
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
th"
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
tfovernm
nt
of
British
Columbia
game
into
a
wild
scramble
which
is
trying
to
be
done
away
witn,
and
good
clean
basketball
take
its
place.
Peoples
Store
Budinich
6.
Bill
1,
Howe
6.
Dumas
2,
Thain
2
-
1
1
Dom's-B.
Hamilton
6,
Kildal
1,
N.
Youngman,
L.
Youngman,
A.
WHY
BUY
A
POLISHER
tTh
TUIT
DAM
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2,
Currie
4.
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Athletes
Foot
Found
Effective
This
prescription
has
been
thoroughly
tested
and
has
shown
remarkable
results
for
the
treat
Yes,
an
electric
vacuum
does
a
grand
job
in
getting
dirt
and
grit
out
of
your
rugs,
but
did
you
ever
think
of
all
the
baik-breaking
dusting
and
brushing
chores
that
can
be
nude
easier
with
the
convenient
attachments
that
come
with
your
modern
vacuum?
Ask
for
a
demonstration
and
ce
for
yourself
how
'
an
electric
vacuum
can
modtrnie
your
house-cleaning!
IVES
YOU
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See
what
will
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you-
no
b.
satisfied
with
anything
but
this
new
EASY
Electric
Polishet.
Two-speed
motor
waterproof
construction
set
of
special
ment
of
Athlete's
Foot
which
la
..Uu.n3
oiusnes
waiinj
and
polish-
inj
brushes
felt
pads
steel
Ikis
tdxrtlitmint
h
not
published
e
displtycd
by
the
Liquor
Control
Botrd
k
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
wool
pads.
a
fungus
condition,
very
contagious
it
is
one
of
the
most
persistent
skin
eruptions
known
The
prescription
Is
a
clear,
colorless
and
odorless
liquid
and
contains
no
oil
or
grease,
and
will
not
stain.
Application
is
simple.
The
affected
parts
are
FRIENDLY
for
Mai
fJ
For
demonstration
see
wasnea
with
a
pure
soap
and
warm
water,
th
prescription
SERVICE
AT
ISLAND
CITY
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
General
Builders'
Supplies
and
PITTSBURG
PAINTS
Exoff
Concentrated
Is
then
pat-
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on
wn.n
a
small
swab
ol
1
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druggist
can
supply
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you
with
this
prescription,
simply
505
McBride
St.
inns
Blue
82!M
ask
for
3
ozs.
of
Exoff
Concen
Janitors1
Supplic
trated
and
if
your
skin
is
tendei
I
f
5
We
Have
Several
or
gets
dry,
you
should
also
ob
ill
USED
CAR.PRECES
tain
i2
oz.
of
Exoff
Ointment.
Cut
this
out
to
remind
you.
PRINCE
RUPER
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jewellery
SUPPLY
HOUSE
cv
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OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
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Avenue.
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CARS
IN
STOCK
PRICED
RIGHT
FOR
QUICK
SALE
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in
to
See
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Bargains
at
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phone
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Ave.
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'or:
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CO.
OF
RC.
S.
C.
JOHNSON
WAX
CO.
G.
II.
WOOD
AND
CO.
BRODIE
BRUSH
CO.,
etc.
AND
THERE'S
A
COOI)
KEASON
WHAT'S
COOKING?
FOR
ECONOMY
arid
The
brilliance
of
the
stones
add
life
to
a
n
y
costume
and
leaving
no
color
of
their
own.
They
cannot
be
out
of
harmony
with
the
color
of
any
dress.
This
.years
creations
are
very
beautiful.
We
have
a
wonderful
selection
In
various
de-fcigns
of
NECKLETS,
BRACELET3,
CLIPS,
BROOCHES,
PINS
etc.
Priced
from
a
dollar
to
$15.
DOWNRIGHT
GOODNESS
O
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MM
DRVGi
DRUGS
They
all
enjoy
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Tuesdayf.l:30
p.m.,
Catala
Sunday.
9
p.m.,
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AND
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SLMPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QIEEN
CHARLOTTH
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
November
4
and
lit
10
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s
s.
Camosun,
Oct.
28,
10
p.m.
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J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
pnone
868
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It's
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MARGE
HE
RADIO,
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it
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TO
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SPREADING
TEXTURE
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NEW
MARGENE
TODAY
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of
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car
delivery
erv1c
from
9
a.m.
till
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p.m.
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