s
SCHEDULE
FOR
LADIES'
MWK
jA0
U-P
nn
Hn
"3S
0rfnre
XXvcptxt
Daflp
i3cto
Wednesday,
Die
ember
15,
1943
;
'STANDARD
AT
J
PARKER
OPENING
1
jBO-ME-HI
OFF
TO
KETCHIKAN
-
w
1
1
mi
nve
representatives
of
the
!
LEGION
BILLIARDS
Eddie
Cictone
Dec.
ai-vanstn
...
r-i
.
rirst
Loss
To
continue
an
international;
of
British
Columbia
'wil!
beiNEARINH
f!I.O.SF.
!
Latest
Recruit
mi
Monday's
BAmes
In
the
Cana-j
Baby
remiit
to
the
7er-
among
the
official
delegates
when
Mayor
Nora
Amok:
pres-
basketball
iseries
which
commenced
here
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
when
the
locals
scored
easy
41
J
VJ.
A.f
1
Westvlew
vs.
Annettes,
Scuby's
jj.vs
DeJong's,
Orange
vs.
Manl
J
fcon
s,
Savoy
Swingers
vs.
Tan
H
I
&
Odowes.
1
1
Dw.
27-Varlety
vs.
Taft
&
JjOdowes,
Scuby's
vs.
Oiatve
j
Westvlew
vs.
Manson's,
De-
MM
at
th
r,w-r,lrr
f
T3oK
Do.
t
.
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....
.
.
r
,
"
rajUVI
tit!.
'
Kdrfie:.'
Robert
Ciceonr,
sec-
victories
over
the
visitors,
Bo-
pr"
new
service
statui
"e
p
,
a
won
of
Mrs.
Me-Hi
Rainmakers
basketball
,llP-,
-y
le".ln
.u
Oeorge
Defeated
hy
Savoy
North
Star
To))i.
d
jnni(,r
Senior
o-op
49,
Savoy
55.
Morgan
s
21.
Interwetliate
vSmc's
36,
Ladies
l?.,eg
store
Hih
8cho!
11.
!
event
to
four.
In
a
match
xrhit-h
:
j
U1AM(
AVfUUC
WTfil.
j
team
sailed
today
on
the
Prln-
j
Qrviiie
Moscilp,
"
coast
4
I
ong
s
vs.
Annettes,
a.
&
A
cm
Norah
for
Ketchikan
where
I
nrla
V:,.'
,
3'
::"''s
.-""
S'
P
n
-Eddte"
Ilk
,
outer
vs
Savoy
Swlneers.
Barnes
will
be
played
this
Irn-
V"
e
,r
U
UIIES-we
neve
1
I''
..I
-lft
lhll
r.1
r,r
-
day
and
Saturday
enlngs.
The
;
0
n'
wioh,"
an
..r..
i
ent,
I
H.
Normand
10
'
"'.T'-.""
n
f
Prt
points,
wonH3
wa
born
here
twenty
years
,W:h
Slar
27,
Kins-
j
team
will
be
home
S-inday
ai-
Junior
men
30.
e)ertion
i
'
(to
as
Bring
Results
ill
nmUfl'irtt'V
'
.
1.
-
,
;rintpndent
of
sales
fo.-
British
:
out
an
exciting
match
by
the
L
rt
"I't"
"
;ternoon
on
the
Norah.
.Columbia
and
E.
A.
Bonce.
In
narrow
mnran
nf
9
nninte
hvi
orrtTST
nr
With
Alex
Bill
as
coach,
Larry
:
charge
of
wholesale
marketing
la
score
of
150
to
148.
I""
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1
i
some
nnKi'j
n
In
BritLsh
Columbi,
arrived
Following
this
match.
Jack
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Campbell.
(-20)
plaved
a
steady
chocolates.
George
today.
game
against
George
Abbott
Ago
ami
received
an
his
schooling
In
Prtru-e
Rupert.
He
rt
out
as
a
gas
pump
attendant.;
.
;
The
'40
Ford
Fordo
Sva
has
been
called
a
"UvUig
roos.,
o;i
wheels!."
FVont
and
V..i.r
seats,
lor
instance,
are
actia.iy
57
ar.d
60
inches
wide
.
.
.
deep
and
comfortable
as
your
sofa.
ROTTO
(x25
and
had
no
difficulty
In
Fifth
member
of
tn
group
will
Moore
as
manager
and
Eric
Moore
as
sports
representative
Tor
the
High
School,
th
team
consists
of
Bill
Davidson,
James
Flaten,
Art
Olsen,
Glen
Carlson,
Ray
Spring,
Don
Scherk,
S4d
Sfcherk,
Bill
Sunbcrg
nd
Mickey
Webster.
be
N.
R.
Young,
local
standard
i
making
his
handicap
points
be
IN
PtaJBATK
In
(fee
M.
rr
ol
lh
"Mmlnltrnion
V1"
Anil
In
MiH,et
f
(hr
(st,
M
r(1lk
TmMiifr,
Imn,,
lni4.
TaKE
NOIRE
t,at
bv
Orrtcf
f
Km
Honor
JuHn
W
O.
Fulton.
Local
Jurtp
o
the
Supreme
Court
of
liri-ltnh
onmwi,
I
was
mi
ttM.
24m
liy
.
NovemlMT.
A
J
l4,
npiintnt-
Arfmimstrntor
the
Estate
of
fl-aii
Outdinrc.
latr
of
CVvan
Jails
Tuesday
tint's
basketball
games
saw
Co-op
of
the
Senior
and
North
Star
ol
the
Junior
Leagues
suffer
their
first
tie
leats
of
the
season
at
the
hands
of
the
second
place
avcy
and
Kinsmen
respectively.
By
their
win
Kinsmen
took
over
the
lend
of
the
Junior
division.
The
score
of
the
Senior
game
was
55
to
49.
The
closeness
of
the
score
is
no
Indication
of
the
wide-open
game
that
was
piay-rd
by
these
Uo
veteran
teams.
GAR
STORL
Oil
Dealer.
on
the
century
mafk
was
j
reached
and
from
then
on
lead
ESI.E
AM)
RET.MI.
TOBACCONIST
'Bob'
Parker
Host
to
the
end
of
the
game,
finishing
w
ith
a
score
or
150-115.
The
semi-finals
will
be:
J.
Bulger
X5)
vs.
J.
Campbell
1-20)
and
nwirirf
nan'pa
ivt
At
Staff
Party
Crating
In..
ram'"
unmn
Columbia.
ho
dim
on
or
-h-mt
the
ar
oh,
s.-.ju-miiw.
luig.
1
n
Hll.
Knnsf,
ottnmbla.
AH
tWTm
Indcbtod
u
tin-
suiti
tan
rvutttm)
to
pay
the
winl
c
ttwtr
iiKlct-nm-Ks
to
me
l-'
-
.
.
.
and
Genera.
bluing
G.
AND
A.
HOLD
LEAD
IN
"A"
j
Gordon
ad
Anderson
main
The
1949
Monarch
has
a
built-tn
VenUlating
system
which
delivers
fresh
air
through
adjustable-
rouvres.
Air
Supply
c;.n
be
regulated
by
dual
controls
on
the
instrument
faHrA
Storage
Van
n1
j
?
S
!
i
It
n
;
U
-
.
'.I
-Hii
una
mi
pfT30I13
having
mplete,
Reliable
and
lent
Service,
Call
:
HIGH
FOUR
WIHS
irHlml
in
rile
them
with
me
Recently
Bw
Parker
was
host,'
R.
H
slmohson
(gcralch)
to
all
his
employees,
their
wives'
1
and
friends
at
a
banquet
In
the
Ford
Rep
Here
new
fchowruuiu.
T'uii'ly
were
o;"(rs-
For
Opening
ml.
Catering
was
by
Ow
Civic;
Jlm
T
Columbla
Centre
restaurant.
"B"0
e"
J"
i
district
.
assistant
manager
of
sided
in
genial
manner.
There
Ford
Company
of
ckaiu
1
F-rny
vprirfrvf,
on
or
I).
r.
n.
UineU
leadership
in
the
Ladies
'
lay
of
U:enilKr.
l!)e.
fatllntt
wliuh
idsay'
Cartage
"'"o
win
be
mnor
havii
iHFIRH
STRAIGHT
""y
mi
mun
(lamis
of
uui
torage
Limited
mhiii
imvf
nern
liotlflod
"ft'
i
and
Park
Avenue
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
Most
Up-to-Date
Cafe
in
:
'the
City
arrived
today
on.
-the,
Piliice
George
from
Vancouver
nd,
will
were
suitable
cntertatr.ment
features
by
the
staff
anii
i.;n-munity
singing.
It
was
a
li'tir.g
established
1918
I'AII.a
ul
Frincp
KiixTt,.
DC.
this
Th
lny
of
H,vnn,b
r.
1H48
iOPIXN
FBAKKR
PORBES.
'MiMiil
Atlm
In
Intra
tor.
j
PnKv
HiM-rt.
B.C.
"A"
Bowling
League
this
week
but
they
reel
the
hot
breath
of
DeJongs
on
their
necks
With'
only
one
point
difference
In
thej
standings.
G.
and
A.
have
won
13
games
and
lost
two
while
De-Jongs
are
trailing
by
a
single
point
with.
12
wins
and
three
losses.
-This
week's
session
brought
nd
88
represent
his
company
at
the
for
the
laur.chiu
of
the
.
episode
j
of
fic,al
openillg
ot
Boto
Pukei"s
company's
new
expans'oii
Open
from
8
p.m.
to
4
modern
service
station
and
show
I
rooms,
Thursday
afternoon
,
The
Juvenile
League
basket-;
ball
games
on
Tuesday
afternoon
gave
High
4
their
fifth
rlraight
victory
and
the
league
lead
as
they
defeated
Borden
Street
17
to
2.
Borden
missed
Its
star
player,
Julie
Pirnell,
and
this
held
down
their
offensive
power.
High
4
had
the
better
of
play
during
the
game.
In
the
jsecond
game
High
1
Knot
Villi
IT
01
t
n
It
tTirrV.
1
a,m.
'
-.
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
Dishes
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
POll
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
133
forth
an
Imposing
array
ol
clean
sweeps,
with
Savoy,
Annettes,
Gordon
and
Anderson
and
De-Jongs
each
winning
three.
These
teams
are
the
Big
Four
of
the
league.
Individual
scoring
honors
this
week
went
to
J.
Shenton
of
De-
game
score
of
272
a.'.d
to
A.
Mc-Meekln
of
Annettes
whose
three
same
total
was
649,
averaging
21fi.
Savoy
S,
Orange
0.
Annettes
S,
Mansons
0.
Gordon
and
Anderson
3,
Taft
and
O'Dowes
0.
DeJtmgs
3,
Variety
0.
Scuby's
2,
Westview
1.
k
pr
word
pr
Insertion,
minimum
etutrn,
500.
Birth
Nolle
'
,
V
V-'
.
CuSot
Th.nk.
rjetfc
Nouow.
fxmmi
Notioei
MarmJ,
!
1,ad
betier
ball
-
handling
and
i
W",T,n,riJ!.
Ire
more
accurate
in
their
LET
IK
Adwrtuiag
to
pybl
In
dTnc.
PleM
refrain
iron,
telepboDlng.
shixiUng.
King
Kd
never
could
got
going
and
ot
no
time
did
they
threaten.
Jongs
w
ho
bowled
highest
single
I
VI
R
AL
NOTICE
FOR
KENT
the
rltv
Monday,
Dec-
1948.
Nels
Und.
age
FOR
RENT
Street
level
offices
and
warehouse.
Phone
640
or
330.
-i.
ot
uMia
Kivrr.
Kev-
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
,
i.
41.
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&
SON)
We
Tsike
Listings
rif
r
.
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTERS
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
!"RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
-j
..
,
FOR
QUICK.
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OR
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Just
East
of
Lipsett's,
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7
Box
54
'
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;
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Green
97S
Soiland
wiil
connu.t
at
Orenville
Court
FOR
RENT
Sinele
sleenink
at
i:3U
p.m.
Thursday,
Individual
c:;i,ig:
Hish
4
-Fricksoii
5
Smith
4.
Lelghton,
Scherk
6,
Bnentwn
2,
Antrobus,
Kuardal,
YMing,
Ms-tad.
17.
Borden-At
kins,
P.
Panifll
2,
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Findlay,
Antr.R,
Wesley,
Shenlon,
Saville.-2.
r
lu.
Interment
to
in
Fairview
Cemeterv.
.
.
.
right
for
a
strike!
Hit
or
miss,
you'll
enjoy
bowling
with
your
friends
on
our
alleys.
Rex
Bowling
Alley
Open
to
general
public
Sat
urday
and
Sunday
after-,
noens
and
evenings.5
Monday
Tuesday
and
Thursday
(
eve-nings
after
9
o'clock.
Mom.
furnished.
6:0
7th
Ave.!
East.
Phmic
Red
471.
(tfii
FOR
RENT
To
quiet
coupleTi)
rwm
flat.
Auplv
215
4th
East.!
(tli
i
WINTER
RADIATOR
,
CONDITIONING
ertakers
In
charge
of
menu.
mm
il,
"
I!D
OF
THANKS
FOR
RENT
One
thrpp
rnnmpd
!
High
1-DavidAor.
4.
Krist-
hn
exores.-wd
svm-
Kirtte.
fully
furnished.
Private
!
manson
4,
Sedgwick
b.
MacAies-.
ad
extended
assistance
bath.
Wttsninston
Block.:
o.
Sheardown
1.
Cameron
4.
,iie
recvni,
Illness
and
I'hone
Black
4'jO.
A
leaky,
rusty
radiator
will
waste
your
hard-to-get,
expensive
21.
"..
ol
the
late
Vic
Mark-
FOR
RENT-Simile
room,
board
King
Ed
Mcintosh,
Marshall
1
f
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OUII-nrl
OIO
)trl
lirnnt
:
'
anti-freeze.
A
check
by
our.
expert
mechanics
now
win
ire
sincerely
thanked,
Mrs.
Eddie
Hudson.
A
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tft
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1
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oiewart,,
oeuKwicK.
ciiv,
I.
Peachey
and
Danny
save
time,
traubto
and
expense
later,
It's
a
good
investment.'
j
Kings,
strand.
d.
Mrs.
Mabel
Thompson
FOR
RENT
Small
four
on
6th
I
Kast.
Immediate
occupancy.
'
Pnone
31'2
or
Pt,1
140.
20i
!
and
Mother.
MACIUNEltY
fXh
SALE
wtdkw
urn,
Nothing
cor
ild
be
more
acceptable
than
a
Chrysler
Approved
Lubrication
Service
Contract
for
$7,0,
ot
a
Credit
Ft)h
SALE
METAI.
V.OItK
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
;
ncminnilcallv
use
the
modern
I
36
foot
trollinc
boat.
nrl
un-to-dale
vijp
Np
tin:U
i
Note
for
Gasoline
purchases
.
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,-.,
.tit'
,.-
Blue
981.
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..
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Accessories
.
make
Ideal
Gifts:
Cigar
Lighters,
Fog,
IP
New
Hand-made
PI.UMBINO
Installations
and
Repairs.
SHEET
M
E
T
A
WORK:
Tar
and
Gravel
Roof-ins.
Letoun-eau
&
Sons,
6H9
Sixth
West,
"hone
543
(tfi
WANTED
Spot
or
Back"up
Lamps,
Seat
Covers,
Heaters
and
Defrosters.
Rhus
at
big
reductions.
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manulac-i
tiiied
bv
National
Machinery
Company
Limited.
Vancouver.,
B.C.
aI
,
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mm
tUKNlTURE
CO.
(
tl
i
S-New
Cuns
and
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Plugs
or
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many
fine
smaller
items.
i
lor
$1.75.
New
kitchen
hteMlv
Used
3-olice
BUY
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TO
RENT
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house
or
suite.
Quiet
counle.
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children.
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Green
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,auerie.
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radiators,
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navine
cood
unces
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Co.
for,
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locality
in
Prince!
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Rupert.
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Ciood
opportunity
for
person-
j
able
nun
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lll
tx-
recelveil
by
tlw
District
Forestrr.
Prince
Bui)ert.
B.C..
not
later
ttmn
noon
on
the
Slst
dv
of
December.
1948.
for
the
pur
j-i
nil
'.LE-Coleman
Radiant
Jicr.
like
new.
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no
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'
lwn
106.
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150
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8.95
250
lbs.
13.75
See
us
for
lowest
prices
on
Paper
Towels,
Wax,
Soap,
Lamps,
Mops,
and
all
Janiior
Supplies
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
712
2nd
Ave.
Phone
63:!
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Closed
December
23rd
to'
Jan.
2nd
Unci.)
HELP
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for
office,
rompc
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to
keep
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and
recorr
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and
be
able
to
handle
tyrewriter
and
do
ten-oral
stenonaohv.
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Chow
Mein
Chop
Siey
1
lo.
'E-l
Town
Sedan,
1947
m
"inippea
with
under-
'er
and
oil
filter
mnd-
chase
of
Ucenoe
X-457JO.
to
cut
U2.000
feil
of
fir,
cednr.
hemlix-k.
bulsfim
mid
othet
sneclrs
of
snwlos
on
an
urea
situated
at
South
Do.n-tmck
Ann
To
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
the
District
forester
Prince
Ruwrt.
B
C.
or
Haiurer
Antilla
at
Ocean
Falls.
BC
(H)
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Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
.'.
.
-
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
y
"'M
Oil
rear
Miloa
Price
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W'.
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7:00
s'.nv.
tor
3:30
a.m.
Phone
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for
Outside
Orders
Thii
adytitucmmt
it
not
published
or
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by
(lit
Liquot
Control
Boid
or
of
Britiih
Columbia.
PERSONAL
To
Working
Mothers.
Care
taken
ol
children
from
8:00
a.m.
to
6:00
p.m
Reasonable
rates.
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Rnv
10(52
Postal
"
Smithers,
B.
C.
(294)
ALE
Modern
nix
rraim
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retail
stores
will
be
open
all
dav
Thursday.
Dec.
23.
and
will
clos
Thursday
Dec.
30
as
usual.
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Runert
Retail
Merchants
Association.
298
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quick
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3ixl
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may
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