Aioaday,
6P-(
ork-otrt
-o-
-Aeropoiu
HU1
of
r..eR
7
'
on
Laaor
i-ay
1
tentaer
Ptintt
Supra
Pafli
Ortef
UB.
Eiiarday,
Acrust
?,
IKS
The
-double
bill"
arranged
lor
!
""rfsr
...
a
wee
from
Sunday
It
aireaciy
j
po.ti
j.
arousing
a
considerable
amount
j
tativt
s;
Drxi
Thursday
evening
s
OCCER
TUFF...
Today
in
Sports
C.N.R.
Emerge
as
Leaders
FOOTBALL'S
"BIG
SHOTS"
FaotbaU
Association
meeting
li
t
tarried
to
the
Conn
light
Cup,
Dominion
Football
chain
-
pion
trophy,
the
final
of
which
W.th
the
oeciiian
of
tie
Foot-ill
A.a
endorsing
the
TODAY
at
7
p.m.
.
,
TVROXE
FOHEK
,
start
today.
Oue
player
wa
p-
c!
the
spectai
costsutte
j
pared
to
bet
5
to
1
that
tie
Of
City
Fastball
League
'CAPTAIN
FROM
CAsJ
j
in
-phtid-sg
toe
protest
ol
j
M3s:;rea:
Carsteei
wouid
defeat
E43
S:hJd
against
,
the
Bat-
i
VancOBW-,
St
Andre
a.
We
terys
of
July
2.
the
stasi-;
.h.t
....j
thunes.
It
is
mter-
Lexdn
reaJ
Karert
U
date
art
as
f;rw-5:
j
Fat
VUmi
'High
Scfawrfr
11
Kick
FaTukjs
'Battery)
re;
thrnUw
'Uiimi
5
Trd
Parkhue
lEatVrr)
I
rl
Andy
(Mm
'High
Stbwl
!
t1
Ie
Murray
OefiMl
1
a
,..
CNJLA.
2,
GORDON"
AND
ANDERSON"
7
the
GUhuly
Cup
are
as:
uxgs
of
esuag
to
note
that
20
years
urn
Kct
Westnuaster
Royals
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
AND
C.N.R-
Atretics
emerged
as
wirirrs
of
the
Cily
Fastball
League
schedule
last
right
when
they
!
brought
the
season's
regular
league
play
to
an
an-tkliiratie
ending
by
defeating
the
lowly
Gordon
and
;
Anderson
team
2
to
7
in
the
most
lop-sided
game
I
TTCT
11
7
13
12
10
15
2
4
2
3
2
3
S;on
from
Canadian
Nationals
7:
of
Uontreal
two
game
to
one
7
!
The
Rcnals
had
to
come
from
!
behind
to
win
the
first
game.
Battery
Htgn
Sci.&Jl
Uf.s
.
---
Baseball
Scores
BRITAIN
WINS
!N
QEftGDHD
"
1
Gfcfiitt
seen
at
Gyro
Park
in
many
a
day.
W:th
the
proteKed
game
be-
They
lost
the
second
1-2
but
won
twefr.
the
Battery
and
the
Eigh
"
third
ganie
6-1.
SchxI
the
ociy
game
outitand-I
ing.
the
replay
of
tins
match
'
As
a
c
a
to
what
has
beer.
I
ioTln?
u?
:mo
more
in
toe
a
g'xd
fastoaS
schedule,
the
en-
gerro
sj-ti
r,ur
in
toe
ninth
onai
A
gnce
at
the
error
column
'
on
Septemoer
1
rj
decide
the
;
Then
came
out
Jack
of
ti
score
aheet
probably
win
'
l
ir-r'er
oi
u'e
corepeution.
The
WUson
had
piayed
lor
the
Win-
iLkonaJ
P.-.Vfc&uren
8.
New
Yore
7.
'
eir.-tr.ruiU
1,
B.-ioclyr.
4.
,
Ei
Loi
,
Philadelphia
2.
Chit
ago
5,
Boston
4.
Americas)
Borr.
3.
Chicago
4
...J
Tort
7.
Cleveland
9.
FT,:
.';.-.
La
1,
St.
Loui
2.
Wi!-f,x
0,
Detroit
1.
colter
was
a
ciear-cut
iiop.
i;
:
tad
ererrthtng.
iridudg
bats
and
balls,
but
somehow
the
Tital
by
rrH.
-ir,,
a
:
.err
ca
ui.
mc
ui-jj
nr
in
n
ar
u
:
nipee
Scottish
in
a
Connaugni
-x:-""-
t,"'-"
r.T
for
their
ooor
showinz.
400-METRE
RELAY
'
OLYMPIC
STADmi
Great
Br.ta-r.
woe
the
400-
r.etre
Olympic
relay
final
today
a?r
Vrv.l
State
a-lho-jgh
f--r.ir.g
f-rs..
Lad
been
discuaHified.
Car-adi'f
lo-jr-ris
iea.
yesterday
cr-ali-fied
and
fished
fourth
i
tie
f-r'
tocay.
The
Car.ai-ar.
tear.
Doc
MtFarlare.
London.
Or-ur:
i-tt.t.j
OBriea.
Torottta;
Ted
Kaggis.
London,
and
Eke.
Pettie.
Calgary
fir.isrid
seoorii
in
tie
QaL.r'.g
r.at
defeaung
or
draing
with
the
H;ga
School.
The
studenU
will
need
to
win
the
game
to
m
the
trophy.
It
provides
an
in-.
teresUng
set-up.
has
prevailed
is
most
games
was
missing
Eoever.
it
is
doubtful
if
any
oi
the
fans,
including
the
n.os-whoierearje-d
G.
and
A
roo'tn.
had
much
hope
that
the
mer-
It
cor-tained
the
figure
15.
j
C.N.R.A.
used
their
standard1
pitching
taient
uf
employed
it
alL
Lioyd
Lahu
was
the
opener
and
he
pitched
six
inr.incs,
ai-;
iowtr.g
three
hits
and
striking'
out
nine.
Lome
Vanetta
then
Cup
game
in
a
preliminary
round
in
1920.
He
was
only
in
the
prairie
capital
for
a
short
time
but
Dan
McNeil,
manager
of
the
Winnipeg
Scottish,
persuaded
him
to
turn
out.
Wilson
had
consented
m
play
only
be-caiuc
the
ScuU
ere
short-handed,
as
he
was
already
booked
to
leave
Winnipeg
on
that
evening's
train.
The
Scots
had
yk-vr;g
the
grapevine
the
Battery
turn
out
a
new
and
very
valuable
player
in
C-N
P.A
&
looted
oa
i
'
moved
in
from
first
base
to
take
)
F
ASTBALL
STANDINGS
AT
IAD
OF
RfGlTAR
LEAGUE
FLAT
W
L
Pet.
CSS.
A.
7
2
.777
G'-r.eral
Motors
5
3
25
ii
Taxi
5
3
.625
'Co-op
3
-225
.
ar,d
A
2
7
221
-
"
i
over
the
ruDoer
lor
tnree
inrur.gs
;
.Qe.r
next
game.
It
is
none
which
had
to
be
performed
be-
gtnick
QUt
two
end
!lpWrT.d
othef
than
Iaa
Duabir
toe
C.
a
taxi
waiting
to
take
nm
lu
I
)Ji
M-C-M'i
1
.jre
wary
wuiu
.
"'
"'ifi
hit.
i
SUA
star
Softball
pitcher,
who'n-.e
train
on
which
he
and
his
LIVED
ASCETIC
IZTT.
j
jir.n
the
Baptist,
iast
of
great
prophets
to
pre
a"
coming
ol
the
Meisah.
Lied
the
the
an
in
the
t
ciaim
to
top
posi.ion
Whatman
went
trie
full
eieht
also
plays
a
bang-up
game
of
j
innings
for
Gordon
ani
Ander
ieagt-
Ey
performing
the
rhore
in
in
the
i-c-.-nesf
.
1
asceti
baseball.
Reports
state
that
Ian
has
starred
in
Fraser
Valley
soccer.
He
plays
on
the
right
wing
as
a
rule.
He
should
be
an
asset
to
the
already
strong
Batterv
eleven.
yeoman
fashion,
the
railroaders
made
it
unnecessary
'or
t'-ie
two
second-position
teams,
yt
Taxi
wife
were
to
leave
for
B
C.
Jack
says
that,
as
he
had
not
time
to
get
a
rubdown
or
shower
following
the
game
and
he
was
on
the
train
for
a
couple
of
days,
he
was
so
stiff
that
he
didn
t
get
over
the
effects
for
weeks.
Well,
what
could
you
expect,
an
Irishman
piaying
fur
a
Scottish
team?
son,
striking
out
three
and
giving
up
18
hits.
.
C-NJtJi.
nad
'their
Uigest
in-
ning
V.
the
thu
S
wn-n
they
brought
in
nine
runs
off
sevet
j
hits.
i
ani
General
Motors,
to
play
V.rV
i
their
final
game,
set
for
tonight,
i
ere
piayed,
it
could
s?f
-rf.
TC
Eves
if
it
w
;
G
and
A
AB
R
R
HPO
BSX
M
:
posibly
alter
the
league
1
2
1
The
Stuart
Shield
will
oegin
on
Friday.
August
27
when
the
Battery
and
High
School
meet.
The
winner
of
this
will
meet
the
Canadian
Legion
in
the
fin-
SUMMER
Underwear
FOR
BOTH
DAD
AND
LAD
Shirts
And
Shorts
And
lialUrigKan
Ombinatiwns
Taxi
and
Genera!
.VC
,
I
instead.
99
LIONEL
JAMES
The
old-timers,
and
as
many
others
as
feel
like
it,
will
hold
a
Kidd
as
3
H.
Stephens
c
1
Laurie
2b
4
Whatman
p
4
Dell
lb
3b
5
X.
Smith
cf
5
Guthrie
ss
c
5
Motors
wiU
meet
Monday
night
in
the
first
game
of
the
scmi-
BARRYMORE
CRAIG
B
playoff
series.
This
will
i
X
1
final
'
0.
1
0
2
2
1
0
0
1
8
be
a
best-of-three
series
with
the
second
and
if
necessary,
R.
Smith
If
ss
4
....
third
games
piayed
on
Wednes-1
spg
4
and
of
next
week,
j
day
Friday
8,okps
3b
rf
3
a
up:
gHjffi
omplrle
varied
stock
of
everything
in
Men's
and
Boys'
Summer
Wear
All
sixes,
toe
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
Winner
of
this
series
will
have
I
33
the
opportunity
to
meet
CJJ
R.A.
.
4a
c
N
R
1
0
2
.0
1
0
0
1
1
1
7
R
3
5
4
3
2
4
1
1
1
4
28
"IJK.1i
HPO
2
2
FOR
ECONOMY
USE
.
.
.
Wood's
Industrial
Paper
Towels,
Cromax
and
Germax
Wax,
New
Ozium
and
Ozitox
Spraylets,
Dust-bane,
Sisal,
Triumph
Mops,
West--
'
inghouse
Lamps,
Brodie
Brushes.
For
High
Quality
at
Low
Cost,
see
in
a
three-out-of-five
series
for
the
championship,
probably
the
Mostad
cf
lb
7
Schwab
c
6
Vanetta
lb
p
7
following
week.
As
to
last
night's
game,
little
can
be
said
other
tLan
at
the
I
Dunbar
3b
6
MISS
P.N.E.
BEAUTY
CO
W.
Stephens
2b
...
6
Did
yoa
knw
thai
the
Tschabold
ss
6
2
3
2
2
4
2
0
1
0
18
ON
TUB
STACK
Thursday
to
Saturday,
August
end
of
the
fifth
inning.
C.N.
R.A.
was
ahead
of
G.
and
A.
by
a
score
of
19-0.
G.
an
1
A.
scored
their
first
run
in
th
sixth
lol-
Parlett
rf
6
Stewart
cf
1
Lahti
p
5
Wesch
If
2
52
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
LTD.
hat
a
specialised
alteration
crew
trained
on
FOUNDATION
WORK
AND
GENERAL
ALTERATIONS
2
-
2l
I
fHOVE
:!
112
Second
Avenue
I
IN
THE
BrPREME
COUkT
Op
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IS
PROBATE
iaj
n
I
I
im.
G.
and
A
000
001
213
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Ailmtnlfttnitioii
94v.?.r'
I
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CNP.A.
3
Conti&L
Art"
and
.
i
r-s
.
2x42x62x8
Shiplap
and
Flooring
NOW
ON
SALE
In
thr
Matter
of
the
tatate
of
Incrid
1
1
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'
Phone
563
for
Estimate
fl92
72t
2nd.
Ave.
W.
Borghlll
Johaiinen.
liccmurd
Intes-tatr.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honour
Judee
W.
O.
Fulum.
Local
Judge
of
to
Supreme
Court
of
Bri-
Thermo
Has
made
thousands
f
women
say:
'1
lh
others
.
.
.
then
1
bought
a
i
TAiinnr
nr
('t
iian
ixjtumoia.
i
was
on
ine
1
SATIN-GLO
CONNOR."
...
0
"f
i22
Rupert
Radio
&
Beautifies
the
home
and
Increases
the
value
of
the
things
yu
own.
Many
attractive
pastel
tints
from
which
to
choose.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.,
LTD.
day
of
July.
AD
11M8.
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
In-crid
BorehlH
Johanaen.
late
of
Atlin.
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
or
about
the
18;n
day
of
May.
1048.
at
Whltehome.
Yukon
Territory.
All
person
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
thetr
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
ail
persona
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
16th
day
of
September,
1948.
falitrur
wrilch
distribution
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
uch
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified
1
a
m
m
mm.
i
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Hollywood
Cafe
Newest
and
Most
Up-To-Date
Cafe
in
Prince
Rupert
Open
from
3:30
p.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
DATED
at
Atltn.
British
this
77th
day
of
July.
A
D
1&48
ALBERT
EDWARD
RODDIH
Official
Administrator
Atim.
B
C
(lfi
4ot
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outside
orders
Phone
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CHOW
MIEN
We
specialize
.,
In
Chinese
Dishes
CHOP
SUEY
I
M
I
ift
LI'
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1
1
V7
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W
a
a
-mmr
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1
AND
SHIPYARD
Let's
Talk
il
Over
....
You
barely
have
time
U
BHTPBUILDEEa
AND
rsGrNrEP.8
Iron
and
Brass
Carcngs
Eectrie
and
Acetylene
Welding
Ret
your
houe
snug
for
winter.
If
It
isn't
j-roperiy
insulated
you'll
be
out
on
d
limb
when
the
chill
winds
roar.
WHEN
YOU
BUY
A
WATCH
FROM
US
Mitchell
&
Currie
Limited
PHONE
363
Builders
and
Contractors
SPECIALISTS
Of
SAWMILL
and
MTNTNQ
MACEUiTEET
6118
3rd
Avf
There
is
one
main
advantage
over
getting
it
away
from
home.
If
the
watch
doesn't
come
up
to
your
expectations,
why
you
always
know
where
to
have
the
trouble
adjusted
or
the
watch
exchanged.
We
can
supply
all
your
nfod?
in
The
Popular
SS.
watch
that
guarantee
is
If
we
guarantee
-binding.
BUILDING
SUPF
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PRINCE
RUPERT
Sails
For
inchuling
Also
we
have
been
in
the
business
,
Ions
thit
we
have
a
chance
to
know
which
are
the
ones
which
give
satisfaction
the
longest.
WALLDOAUDS,
FINISH
M)ir'
in
Watch
prices
are
as
low
here
as
anywhere
the
land.
WOODS,
SASH
AND
HOOK-
PLUMBING
SlTfllE
Something
from
Bulger's
is
always
worth
having
1
PAINTS
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
VANCOUVER
AND
IVrtKMfTDlATT
FORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
F.M.
(PST)
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
(PST)
For
Information
call
or
writ
:
City
or
Depot
Ticket
OJIte.
i
S
FEXN'CE
RCFEET,
B-C.
PHILPOTT
EVITU
"Serving
the
North
Situ
B.C.
FOREST
SERVICE
Department
of
Lands
and
Forests
HON.
E.
T.
KfNNEY,
Minister
CD.
orchard.
Deputy
Minister
Fhonc
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