Prince
Unpert
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Monday,
February
21,
1949
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we'll
run
off
the
road
and
hit
a
pule
or
something'
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PROFESSIONAL
I.vV-Mary
Rose
Thacker
Baer
who
was
Canada's
top
woman
skater
in
1940-41
is
now
a
professional
at
the
-Vancouver
Skatin,;
Club.
She
is
the
instructor
of
Jeanne
Matthews
of
Vancouver
who
is
a
leading
contender
for
the
Canadian
senior
title
to
be
decided
at
Ottawa
this
week.
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Britons
Saved
By
Canadian
Wheat
WASHINGTON
American-financed
British
wheat
purch-eses
in
Canada
have
saved
United
States
taxpayers
at
least.
iJS'n0
P",?
tenion.
minimum
cbai-R.
BOo.
Blrtb
flouewt
60c;
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of
Thanks.
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Notices,
funeral
Notice
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and
(Engagement
Announctmrata:
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DISPLAY.
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h...
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payable
in
advance.
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refrain
from
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IN
MEMOKIAM
In
sacred
memory
of
Frank
Morris.
Four
years
have
passed
Since
that
sad
day.
When
one
we
loved
was
Resting
where
no
shadows
fall.'
ever
rememoerea
Dv
his
tarn
ily.
FOR
SALh
FOR
SALE
Model
A
two-door
sedan.
Good
runnini?
condition.
Phone
Black
890.
(47)
FOR
SALE-Scrap
lumber
$10
per
truck
load,
delivered.
Phone
Blue
836.
43i
FOR
SALE
28
ft
Troller
'Doxy'
$1,200.
Cow
Bay
t'loatx.
(43)
3
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$30,000,000.
The
British
Canadian
agreement
enabled
Britain
to
buy
wheat
in
Canada
at
prices
from
43
cents
to
$1.20
a
bushel
below
prices
in
this
country.
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT
Two
room
apartment,
quiet
couple
wanted
No
chilriren.
221
5th
E.
(43
FOR
RENT
Furnished
rooms.
843
9th
Ave.
West.
(56-
HKI.P
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BOYS
WANTED
The
waiting
list
for
Daily
News
delivsry
boys
is
onen.
Suitable
boys
wishina:
routes
should
leave
their
names
at
the
office,
tf
PERSONAL
PERSONAL
DRUO
SUNDRIES
(rubber
poods
i
twelve
samples
.
iuuikuu
in
pium
seined
wrapixT,
catalogue
included.
General
Novelty
Co
Dept.
-pit,
7i
Major
St..
Tor-')nl.o,
Ont.
so)
SALESMEN
WANTED
WANTED
A
reliable
man
to
sell
RawleiKh
Products
in
Prince
Rupert
and
surround-,
district.
No
experience
needed
to
start.
Write
today.
:'wl;!l's
Dent,
WG-B-l(i6-189.
Winnipeu.
Man.
(Hi
LOST
TWO
GOLD
COINS-Reward
if
finder
returns
to
Daily
News
(47)
LOST
One
pair
wine
cordurov
slacks.
Phone
Green
169.
(Hi
TENDERS
SEALED
Tenders
will
be
received
bv
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation
at
H03
1220
Prmee
Rupert,
B.C.,
up
until
12
o'clock
noon,
23rd
library,
um,
for
the
land
and
buildups
now
occupied
by
the
said
Corporation
as
an
administration
building
and
warehouse
and
situate
at
603
Hays
Cove
Circle,
and
beino
Lot
G,
Block
21.
Plan
1898
.Section
6,
ciyt
of
Prince
Rupert.-
The
highest
or
anv
tender
will
not
necessarily
be
accepted
(
C.
H
coullt
Administrator
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation,
Prince
Rupert,'
B.C.
18
February,
1949
(441
MKTAI,
WORK
PLUMBING
Installations
and
Repairs.
SHEET
MET
A,
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravei
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HvilIV,U.,','r!f"
&
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p'i')0e
543
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MACHIMKKV
Hih
SALK
.O
SAW
netter
lumber
more
econonncallv
use
the
modern
f"!1,
';l('-'late
tvne
NaUona"
1
01
(able
Sawmills
manufactured
bv
National
Machinery
Ciunoany
Limited.
Vancouver.
B
c
.
,
ftM
roh
sale"
tOR
SALE
Four
room
War-time
House
with
oil
burner
?d)Q
'ndl?
installed.
Apply
1438
Piggot
Ave.
or
Phone
Blue
140.
(48,
FOR
SALE
1936
Ford
Sedan,
good
condition
Fo
lights
spotlight
and
heater,
reasonably
priced.
May
be
seen
from
12
to
6
at
CFPR
radio
station,
2nd
Avenue.
(44,
;
i
utes
there
was
them.
the
Intermediate
league
race
for
top
honors
as
they
defeated
Morgans
30-25.
The
Merchants':
score
was
m
ti.
chants
12-7.
The
playing
i.T.p:
second
half
as
M1':
determined
bid
-but
Merclur.'j
-t
stretched
their
fee
FOR
SALE
Small
4
Wartime
House,
excellent
condition,
view
lot.
Priced
lor
quick
sale.
Apply
1381
Overlook
St.
(tfi
FOR
SALE
Beauty
Rest
Spring
.
and
Mattress,
sinle,
as
new
Vanity
stool
in
ivorv
Babies'
Bathinette.
Green
700.
(40)
'
-FOR
SALE
4
cylinder
stationary
"Vivian
Diesel"
80
horse
.
,
power,
600
r.p.m.
6''
bore,
10"
stroke.
Eqilipued
with
Wins-low
Filter,
v-pulley
drive.
Only
operated
two
seasons.
A-l
condition,
can
be
converted
to
marine
use.
For
further
information
apply
Fairview
Plant,
Prince
Rupert
Fisher-'
111
en
'a
Co"l3-
I43i
-
FOR
SALE
New
Articles.
Elec-"
trie
Toasters,
Press
Irons,
Hot
Plates.
Healers,
Cups
and
Saucers.
Kitchen
Stoves
at
,
,
real
savins
prices.
See
H
(J.
..i
,
Furniture.
m
i
mis
pmto
is
by
Athol.
BOWLS
RACE
STAYS
TIGHT
Burns
Leading
Five
Pins
With
Continentals
and
Bi-uwnwooiis
(
lose
Behind
Burns,
by
defeating
Stone's
three
to
one,
retained
first
place
in
the
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
with
a
slim
one
point
margin
in
the
standings
over
Continenfals
who
had
a
four
to
nil
victory
over
Ambassadors.
Continuing
close
behind
in
third
place
are
Brownwobds
who
defeated
Malletts
three
games
to
one.
The
team
scores
for
the
weekend
play
in
this
league
were:
Burns
3,
Stone's
1
Continentals
4,
Ambassadors
0
i
tsrownwoous
3,
Malletts
1
Malkins
3,
JayCees
1
Moose
4,
Maple
Leafs
0
Alley
Cuts
3,
Scotinns
1
High
individual
score
was
314
by
Tom
McMeekin
of
Malkins
while
the
top
three
games
was
by
Stuart
Furk
with
a
big
814,
The
team
scoring
was
as
follows
:
BURNS
Kinslor
106
199
273
Halverson
1G3
246
252
S.
Comadina
1H1
180
127
J.
Pinnieer
2(19
232
162
J.
Comadina
147
.
104
204
Handicap
.'
26
26
2fi
Totals
952
1053
1044
STONE'S
Vanetta
253
204
154
MacKay
no
190
'
189
A.
Stiles
211
151
172
B.
Windle
226
217
202
H.
Tub
148
145
190
Handicap
29
29
29
Totals
988
936
936
AMBASSADORS
E.
HUdebrand
258
103
130
J.
Loni;
:
172
1!1
142
S.
Diapka
1K4
100
lot;
W.
Anderson
......
I7.j
107
14o
L.
Hopkins
.
i;3
iai
138
Totals
11)02
887
783
CONTINENTALS
A.
Matheson
211
221
183
.
VuckBvich
..
21)4
lbn
2zt)
DaviKon
100
170
311
Rhodes
.
1H4
142
lfil
Paul
l(i!)
23a
177
Totals
-
1043
952
1071
MALLETS
"
Mallett.
13U
181
140
Bolam
140
172
175
Mm
tin
227
217
103
Hodgkinson
223
20G
221
Low
Score
........
.
135
183
204
Handicap
....
'
115
115
115
"
Totals
.
.
984
1074
1027
BHOWNWOODS
t.
Mu.sselam
.
135
183
201
I.
Dunbar
..
.
218
184
217
R.
Woods
..
.
221
210
218
R.
Shrubsall
...
...
1GG
2Hi
224
B.
Moxlev
...
152
274
250
Handicap
..
10
10
10
Totals
..
302
1077
1123
MALKINS
A.
l.eainv
,.
170
214
131
T.
McMeekin.
.
.
224
314
1C3
It.
Burnie
..
290
228
205
A.
Taylor
.
190
249
188
G.
Withers
14
172
179
Handicap
25
25
25
Totals
1045
1202
891
JAYCEES
E.
S
peers
152
151
200
O.
Odegrad
70
135
113
(Continued
on
PaK-e
Five)
KEEP
IN
TRIM
at
the
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Open
to
general
public
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons
and
evenings.
Monday,
Tues-f
day
and
Thursday
evening
after
9
o'clock.
-
'
c.
P.
Photo
1
BASKETBALL
Hopes
For
High
Fade
Unlikely
to
Get
In
Play
Offs
North
Star
Cinches
Junior
Co-op-
521,
Bo-MeHI-
Merchants
30,
Morgans
23
North
Star
30,
HiRh
School
21
Hopes
of
Bo-Me-Hi
taking
over
third
place
and
a.
playoff
berth
in
the
Senior
League
Basketball
were
set
back
Saturday
night
as
the
Co-op
squad
pounded
out
a
52
to
42
win
over
the
fast
running
Rainmaker
quintet.
In
the
Intermediate
game
Merchants
dimmed
the
chances
of
Morgans
getting-
into
the
playoffs
with
a
30-25
win
over
the
fourth
placers.
'
In
the
Junior
game
the
North
Star
win
-over
High
School
decided
the
first
place
team
in
the
div
ision.
j
The
Bo-Me-Hl
team
came
from
behind
in
the
second
half
I
to
battle
Co-op
in
the
final
!
quarter
which
saw
the
score
j
tee-saw
in
the
first
7
minutes
i
and
then
the
Students'
defence
1
weakened
and
the
veteran
:
hoopsters
Lindsay,
Beynon
and
Macphee
poured
through
to
incore
repeatedly
and
gave
the
j
Co-ops
a
lead
that
held
until
!
the
final
whistle,
j
The
first
quarter
was
fast
,
with
both
teams,
long
on
ball
:
handling
but
short
in
the
scor
ing
column.
Macphee
spearheaded,
the
;
Co-op
attack
and
defence
in
the
half
that
saw
them
in
the
lead
at
intermission
.21-14.
The
absence
of
shooting
in
the
.second,
quarter
by
Bo-Me-Hi
held
down
their
scoring.
They
stressed
ball
handling
which,
of.,
course,
dres
not
give
baskets.
During
the
intermission
the
Rainmakers
must
have
been
shown
their
mistakes,
as
the
third
quarter
started
they
came
right
out
and
tied
up
the
score
'and
then
battled
Co-op
the
remaining
minutes
of
the
quarter
that
saw
them
emerge
i'
1
m
iliiil
DSHD
I
V
Phone
654
JSc
pr
dorn
ptii
lot
tmpllti
labeled
by
any
8
C.
Bnwtiy
'
rt
Tlili
idverliitrntnt
li
not
publnhid
or
-
ipUylby
Iht
Llqum
Control
Bond
or
liv
tlx
G.,,i
tUkitk
MmkH.
,.
j
'
,
f
wiht
a
2-point
lead
29-27
at
the
quarter's
end.
The
teams
played
on
even
terms
during
the
first
7
minutes
of
the
quarter
beiore
the
Rainmaker
guards
seemed
to
lose
their
checks
repeatedly
and
this,
of
course,
is
a
dangerous
thing
to
do
with
the
Co-op
as
they
pounced
in
and
sewed
up
the
game:
In
the
final
minutes
Co-op
lost
Dominato.
Lindsay
and
Beynon
and
they
had
to
play
the
last
half
minute
with
4
players
on
the
floor.
Scoring
was
the
only
low
Uo-Mf-Hi
suffered.
The
Rainmakers
were
poor
on
their
bucket
shootint
and
had
to
rely
on
their
long
banders
from
the
sides
and
corners.
The
Co-op
squad
took
the
whole
first
half
to
get
going
but
when
they
did
in
the
final
ten
min-!
MEN'S
DRESS-
SHIRTSr
Now
$2.3s
MEN'S
DRESS
and
WORK
SOX
...
45
MEN'S
PENMAN'S
UNDERWEAR,
a
garment
S2.25
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS,
San-$2.95
forized,
now
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS,
worsteds
and
tweeds,
now
M.dil
MEN'S
FISHERMEN'S
PANTS
all
wool,
now
$5.50
MEN'S
WINDBRKAKKRS,
Zipper,
Showerproof,
Now
$4.25
MEN'S
Sl'ITS,
all
wool
worsteds,
now
$32.50
BOYS'
CLOTHES
Denims,
Underwear,
Lone
Pants,
Shoes,
Winilbrcakers
BOYS'
SWEATERS,
assorted
from
...
S1.25
BOYS'
ALL
WOOL
PANTS
Now
...
S3
BOYS'
and
GIRLS'
SKI!
PANTS
and
JACKETS,
sizes
2
to
6.
years,
all
wool,
double
knees,
per
garment
$3,00
IHi
JJz'x:
iTT'.
uu-mf-iu
IOOK
bli
snots
a
made
Hi.
They
canned'
10
of
free
throws.
Co-op
took
shots
and
made
21.
They
scoi
10
of
21
penalty
shots.
Intermediate
Lensiie
Spurning
the
new
unifo
jinx
the
Merchant
squad
k
close
to
Fashion
Footwear
I
1
-
mil
"l"'!"H'l"Wl"W
I
CA
3
.
,
Jig
Saw
Puzzles
isn't
our
line
but
when
it
comes
to
put
ting
things
together
with
a
weld
that's
a
different
story
!
Electric
Welding
Acetylene
Welding
Hd
CuOintr
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Limited
BLACK
SSI
253
FIRST
AVENUE
EAST
uniforms
are
white
with
green
j
I
trimming.
j
I
The
first
half
play
was
rag-,
ged
with
each
team
finding
It
j
hard
to
'score
baskets.
There!
ere
many
wild
passes
that
re-
suited
in
.
loose
balls
and
j
scrambling.
The
half
time;
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETR
rST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
rrom
Home
80
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
231
p.o.
Boi
IW
iFOR
SALE
26
it.
troller
wit
h
Kurdies
and
gear.
Apply
537
Taxi
or
Black
44a
ulter
6
p.m.
(46)
FOR
SALE-Lot
on
2nd.
Ave.
;
Selling
cheap,"
-Including
cellaneous
lumber.
Phone
H5.
(43)
FOR
SALE-1940
Docile
Panel.
Very
good
throui'.huul.
New
motor
1U47.V
H)49
.licence.
$850.
Phone
Black
i;K6
or
write
Box
1553.
144.)
FOR
RALE
Used
Furniture,
Ollice
Fixtures
and
Hardware,
Underwood
Typewriters
in
best
condition.
Radios
1948
ni()(ieis
Kitcnen
Chairs.
Coal
Heaters.
Electric
Heaters,
Log-ging
Boots.
Ladies'
Fur
Coat
.
$7.50.
Other
useliil
household
articles
at
tin;
lowest
prices.
.See
B
Furniture
Co.
(tl
)
FOR
SALE
House
with
5
rooms
and
bath.
Hot
water
radiation.
Splendid
condition.
1,
Price
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Suite
15,
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Buffet
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4th
Ave.
E.
(43)
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SALE
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