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nfrt
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n.
Mm
C.N.R.A.
WINS
1AWFUL
THOUGHT
prfnre
Gupert
Daflp
JSeS.
DO.
.
Tuesday.
July
6,
19iS
.
-
in
Sport
Shots
Today
spor
I
Jack
Guest
of
Toronto's
Don
Rowing
Club,
sculled
his
way
to
C.M.R.A.
17,
High
School
11
The
High
School
fastball
team
lost
its
immediate
opportunity
to
climb
to
the
top
of
the
league
standings
on
the
basis
of
playing
Had
Joe
Walcott
Instead
of
Joe
Louis
Won
By
Alan
Randal
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
MONTREAL,
P
"It
would
Ketchikan
Takes
Two
Games
1
1
off
postponed
games
last
night
have
been
even
worse.
victory
in
the
Diamond
Sculls,
at
Henley-on-Thames
18
years
;
ai
today.
It
was
the
third
'
time
in
the
competition's
64-
!
.t
ar
history
that
Canada
had
I
won
the
event.
Lou
Scholes
win-
j
toll
Ketchikan
5,
Prince
Rupert
4
Ketchikan
8,
Prince
Rupert
2
11
51asir!ls:
8c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge.
80c.
Birth
Notice:
0c;
CarcU
ot
Thanks,
Death
Notice.
Funeral
Notices,
Man-lag
and
Engagement
Announcements:
2.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
Classified
Advertising
Is
payable
in
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
1004
iina
joe
wrigni
jr..
Ketchikan
All-Stars
won
the
final
two
games
of
h
J
FOR
SALE
FUNERAL
NOTICE
the
six-game
international
baseball
series
at
the
"
Alaska
city
on
Monday
when
they
defeated
Prince
i
Su7annP
Lengien
of
France
Rupert
All-Stars
5-4
and
8-2
in
a
double
header.
won
her
fifth
world's
women's
1
.
j.
f
.
..
..:
cin.-iioe
tennis
title
at
wimble-
FOR
SALE
1000
feet
of
seconi
hand
lumber,
mostly
demer.-
l'litHi
I
SAID
The
words
are
those
of
Elmer
(Montreal
Herald)
Ferguson
and
are
reprinted
here
because
across
Canada
a
lot
of
Canadians
interested
in
the
heavyweight
boxing
championship
of
the
world
must
have
thought
along
Fergle's
line
what
if
Jersey
Joe
Walcott
had
won
from
Joe
X)uis?
Fergie
calls
it
a
"horrible
hought"
and
bases
his
premise
n
his
view
of
the
motion
pic-ures
of
Louis
and
Walcott.
when
it
dropped
by
a
score
of
17
to
11
befor
the
C.NR.A.
squad
at
Gyro
Park.
High
School
currently
is
featuring
in
four
straight
games.
Had
they
won
last
night's
encounter,
it
would
have
placed
them
in
a
tie
position
with
the
league-leading
99
Taxi
team
with
four
wins
to
only
one
loss.
In
the
first
of
the
four
postponed
games,
the
students
started
off
commendably,
defeating
General
Motors
9-3
on
sion
stuff.
2'x4"
and
2"x6"
1153
Ambrose
or
Phone
Blue
The
wins
were
Ketchikan
s
t.rsi
in
me
defeating
an,
vea
s
ago,
lirst
?irst
half
halt
ot
of
which
wnicn
was
was
played
piayen
at
at
Prince
nuae
Rupert
uu.i
on
tajn,s
tajn,s
Kathleen
KathlM.n
McKane
McKane
6-2
e-2
716.
June
30
and
July
1.
In
the
I
r-2.
She
repeated
two
years
XF.NAKI
In
the
city,
Thursday,
July
1.
1948,
Katherine
Stana-tl
Xenaki,
age
69
years,
beloved
wife
of
Stanatios
Xenaki
of
735
1st
Ave.
West.
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter
will
conduct
services
at
the
Grenville
Court
Chapel
at
2
p.m.
on
Wednesday,
Jul?
7,
interment
following
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
B.C.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
arrangements.
tlti
FOR
SALE
6-room
wartime
house,
brick
chimney;
on
bus
Prince
Rupert
series,
the
local,
three
hits
and
recording
nin;
ialer
an(j
in
1926
turned
pro-
non
two
games
and
All-Stars
line.
Phone
Red
87C.
(1511
Things
are
bad
enough
as
to
van
and
Every
m
A
I
Ketchikan,
5
July
j
June
28.
They
held
high
hopes
are
what
witn
tne
stou
slrike-outs.
fessional.
Rupert
made
no
less
than
;
thirteen
hits
in
that
game
in-
'
MIDDIES
WON
.
eluding
a
double
by
Cliff
Duhli
ANNAPOLIS
-Army
and
Navy
tied
one.
The
first
game
at
Ketchikan
MACHINERY
FOR
SALE
oi
rrpeauiis
me
waic
A.rtnw
nf
what
was
onoe
i
Brest
Sunday
evening
resulted
in
a
mont
with
PMPA
Insr
niwht
"...
.
,
IS
:
:
v;
"
r.;
!gnier-Joe
-
re"nng.iri"n:,,,
for
prince
Rupert.
followed
by
a
home
run
by
Jo"
piav(.tj
their
first
football
game
but
the
plan
did
not
worK
out.
aCHon
anH
leaving
the
cham
In
the
second
game
of
tliejDavis
jn
the
sixth
inning
when
j
8g0
at
yVest
Point
and
the
Last
night's
game
was
one
,
,ionshin
vacant,
with
not
a
half
of
the
seriej,
!
,i14,
whole
Rupert
team
went
tJ
-Middies
of
Annapolis
won
24-0.
FUNFRAL
NOTICE
toALF
which
had
been
postponed
from
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
Trniii-'
Pa.ved
yesterday
morning.
Ket-,bat
at
least
once.
A
tnP
b
student
will
meet
Co-op,
in
a
y
wear
tne
ciowa."
says
Fergie.
chikan
clinched
its
winning
ru.i
Dt,n
Hart
wig
was
anciier
mS
pTr.mf'-i
1
But
if
Walcott,
a
fighter
said
in
the
last
ot
me
rm..
nil
oy
rnnce
u
u
j
game
originally
scheduled
for
.
,
...j
i..J...
t.!
i,i
uo
,iv,,-rtu'
,t
prince
nuutn
Rimnrt
buvs
D
avea
a
wauuu-
XENAKI
Funeral
-
of
our
beloved
wife
and
mother,
Mr:,.
Katherine
Xenaki,
will
take
place
on
Wednsday
at
2
p.m
,
'
from
B.C.
Undertakers.
(It)
S.
XENAKI.
June
is
ana
on
oaiuraay
niKin
u
oe
auuiuacnuis
im
ij
nau
an
uvn"-
-
-
,
.
-
-
the
title,
it
would
have
been
;
third
base
during
an
attempted
they
will
clean'
up
a
fixture
won
FOR
KE-Y1
larly
good
brand
of
ball
in
that
game
and
all
agreed
that
tlv.
fully
deserved
their
win.
scheduled
for
June
26
against
even
worse,
he
added,
w
ai-,
double
play.
FOR
RENT
3-room
furnishei
Gordon
and
Anderson,
the
leagut
cott
Is
by
no
means
a
great
i
Tne
early
part
or
me
gam.
.
,
:l
k,.;i
un
n
4-1
Weather
was
sunny
and
warm
FOK
SAL),
fighter.
He
danced.
He
side
suite.
Apply
106
Hays
Cove
underdogs.
Circle.
(It)
I
,,lh,.!
,url,v,
..,,
steDDed
and
he
turned
away
and
1cqj
which
was
tied
in
me
t
Ketchikan
for
the
entire
FOR
SALE
1H47
Chev.
sedon,
A-l
condition.
Low
mileag.v
For
Information,
write
Box
489.
(153)
e
made
the
crowd
laugh
1
when
Prince
Rupert
Biggar'tney
to
seventh
will
advance
themselves
FOR
RENT
Room
at
350
"He
clowned
.
bit.
which
may
.
Feature
due
home
to-Mter
Place
CM
afT
p
m
ill
Second
place
In
the
league
with
Uiree
run8.
ot.
The
locals
are
losses
wlth
a
w
,rld
tltle
at
double
Ketchikan
motor
smashing
-ff!LJli:-i
three
wins
and
two
for
this
rally
was
a
day
on
the
sOR
RENT-Houser.eeping
room
a
percentage
of
.600.
That,
how-'
take'
deenlln8
mx
'hat
you
fcy
prin(,e
RupPrt-s
first
baseman
vessel
catalyst.
lor
rent,
uui
tioraen
isireer.
is
not
f
exclusive
(
'""
ever,
an
spot,
1
"But
he
didn't
look
like
a
(tf)
FOR
SALE
5
hp.
Vivian
engine.
Apply
Ivan
Service
tion.
(160)
being
shared
already
by
General
Joe
Davis.
Pitchers
for
Pr.nce
Rupert
were
Dirk
Letourneau.
Georgo
.
Eluik
and
Alex
Bill.
champion,
not
even
when
his
.
,
.
,
.
.
.
.
..
.j
n
w
D
A
WINS
SCULL
S
Australian
Takes
Classic
Rowing
Event
at
Henley
hum.
kbht
riat.
irana
biock.
wvia
..m
v...xv..
righthand
over-arm
swing
sent
Apply
Max
Heilbroner,
Jewel-;
Two
runs
fn
the
first
inning,
Louis
tQ
thg
floor
lpr
uf
)
:
one
off
a
double
bv
Cembella
...
..
A
j
i,
The
second
game
was
a
deli-
FOR
SALE
1942
Dodge
Special
Deluxe
Sedan.
Newly
painted.
Excellent
condition.
Apply
13
Taxi.
(tf)
i
lAiuin
was
up
at
once
nuu
uc
,
.,
.
.
u
,1..
i
and
one
off
a
sinele
bv
Jen-
.v..
v.
:
nite
Ketchikan
victory
all
tne
FOR
RENT
Housekeeping
suite,
c.N.R.A.
the
Initial
Millard.
Ketchikan's
heavy,
HENLEY-ON-THAMES.
Eng.
0
serii
gave
then
as
he
treated
his
foeman
way.
with
harbor
view.
427
5th
knocked
Wood
of
Australia
to-East.
Ave.;
Iead
which
was
not
threatened
with'
cool
didain
prevented
hitting
first
baseman,
-Mervyn
Phone
Blue
967.
(157)
!
run
of
tho
holds
the
Diamond
Scu'ls
ur
til
the
seventh
Inning
when
him
from
tryin"'
to
capitalize
on
i
the
second
home
day
FOR
RENT-On7sleeping
room.
'
Hit,h
School
made
their
second
the
advantage
he
had
gained."
series,
balancing
the
homer
championship,
prize
event
in
the
a
.
.11..
-.
i
A
i
iMittki
in
Ihp
first,
ciini'oc
cfii'liiitr
at
th
Hnvrl
FOR
SALE
34
h
p.
CO
cycle
elec-
trie
motor,
1
Beaver
wood
lath,
chisels
and
wood
worker's
equipment.
Phone
Red
656.
(tf)
I'ilONK
YJ
654
;
uk)i
1
NEW
Rf
25c
Per
Dozen
Paid
For
Empties
'jj;
Thl
ndvprtlwmrnt
1
not
puhllhl
or
llsplnyptl
bv
the
MqutirCnntrol
Board
o
fll
ft
ffl
b
theOmrrnmeriio!
British
Columbia..
JLJLU
801
Borden
Street,
(tfilW
w
ue
ule
l
'"c"
-
"
High
School
did
not
?et
its
game
ty
rrince
itupni,
neniey
regaua.
me
niai-uur
baseman
Joe
Davis.
'entrant
defeated
Bertram
Bush-
first
run
until
the
fourth
hinit?
flDTI
lAIIJ
FOR
RENT
Furnished
3-room
suite
with
private
bath
in
Washington
Block,
2nd
Ave.
Apply
cottage
at
rear
or
Phone
Black
490.
(159l
F-rince
Rupert
pitchers
in
the
nell
of
England
before
30.000
final
game
were
Alex
Bill
and
fans
with
a
time
of
eight
mla-Jack
Shaipe.
utes
and
twenty-four
seconds.
'
SALE
OF
WARTIME
HOUSES
-
We
have
3,
four-room
wartime
houses
listed
at
fan-prices.
For
particulars
call
Robert
E.
Montador
Limited.
(tf)
World's
Bantamweight
Title
Holder
Defends
His
Crown
MEXICALI,
Mexico
9
Manuel
BOAT
TO
DIAMOND
The
double-header
at
Ketchi-
when
Shier
doubled
and
vras
brought
home
on
a
hit
by
Csen.
They
built
their
score
to
six1
runs
in
the
sixth,
however,
by
bringing
In
five
runs,
four
of
them
off
Lloyd
LahtL
C.N.R.A.
starting
pitcher
and
one
'off
Wesch
who
went
to
the
rubber
with
one
man
down.
Wesch
got
similar
treatment
FOR
RENT
Two-room
cabin
Apply
1525
11th
Ave.
East.
(157)
uu"
U1
"
kan
yesterday
afternoon
climax-successfully
defended
his
world
,ll1v
amm
m
FOR
SALE
General
Electric
range
with
side
burner.
Good
FOR
RENT
Comfortable
sleep-
bantamweight
boxing
title
far
he
eighteenth
time
by
knockout
Memo
Valero,
Mexican
champion,
in
the
eighth
round.
ing
room,
very
reasonable.
806
Fraser
St.
after
5
p.m.
(162i
in
the
seventh
from
the
stu-
shape.
Box
363
Dally
News.
(157)
FOR
SALE
1939
Ford
panel,
new
motor
last
year.
1840
6th
E.
Phone
Green
407.
(15fii
FOR
RENT
One
sleeping
roorc.!
d'nts'
who
brought
in
another
Sunday
when
the
local
boy
3,
after
a
thirteen-4iour
boat
trip
north,
walked
almost
directly
on
to
the
ball
diamond
to
defeat
Ketchikan
by
a
score
of
12
to
1.
In
ttie
first
of
Hie
three
games
at
the
First
City,
Eliuk
was
th
winning
pitcher,
allowing
on
y
I
m
n
f
i)
1
0
I
)
-
S
li
t
i
9
4
221
5th
East.
(1601
"ve
runs
m
mat
inning
10
ue
FOR
RENT
2-room
suite.
'336
9th
Ave.
West.
(160)
SCHEDULE
FOR
LAWN
BOWLING
the
score
at
11-11.
C.N.R.A.
broke
the
tie
in
the
eighth
by
scoring
three
runs
and
continued
in
the
ninth
to
pile
FOR
SALE
Summer
Camp
at
LOST
AND
FOrXD
ion
another
three
to
brine
their
Prudhomme
Lake,
two
cabins
and
power
boat
with
boat
house.
Phone
Red
418.
(161l
:
final
nnal
total
101511
tn
10
17
'
Julv
'y
6
Paul
vs.
Frew;
Rcrs
V3
.OST
Between
Kwinitsa
and
..
maii
t,,nn.i
cii
Want
Olsen,
who
pitched
nine
in-
MacDonald.
suaniel
Answers
to
"Paddv
"
!
nlngs
for
the
students,
faced
15
j
July
8-Arroll
vs.
MacDonald:
FOR
SALE
Quarter
section,
six
acres
cultivated
and
fenced.
One
mile
from
school,
two
Phone
Green
142.
(tfl
Batters,
striking
out
12,
allov-jMacrnee
vs.
new,
rau.
-
1
ine
11
hits.
12
bases
on
Sails
1
Meekln.
from
Post
Of
lice.
Good
car
LOST
In
April,
wallet
contain-
j
for
17
runs
j
juy
i3Ross
vs.
McGreish,
road.
No
reasonable
offer
re-,
ing
enfranchisement
docu-.
tuj
th
r.xto
u
.,c
M.Mr.Pkin-
MruPhee
Port
Edward
dfmmZM
fc
,
ivlfW&k!
(Mf$l
Daw.'
AY
ments
Finder
please
return
.
pUcned
five
Knd
one.tnird
in.
JV!.
MacDonald
fused.
Box
"B"
Kitwanga,
B.C.
(161)
tuuJ"y"CW8'
U'B"'U
'
13
"I
nings,
striking
out
12,
allowing
FOR
SALE
1946
Chevrolet
LOST
Will
person
who
took
slx
nlts
and
one
base
on
balls
July
15
Frew
Tf..
McGreisrr
Roso
vs.
Inchieekin;
Paul
vs
MacDonald.
July
20
MacPhee
vs.
McMeek-in;
Paul
vs.
McGreish.
Stylemaster.
Excellent
condi
Wesch,
who
relieved
him,
struck
green
overcoat
from
Softball
Benefit
Dance
Saturday
night
please
get
in
touch
with
D.
Mulroney,
Phone
Blue
687.
out
two,
allowed
four
hits
ana
three
bases
on
balls,
in
one
nd
one-third
innings.
Lome
Van-
(157)
,etta
who
took
over
from
Wesch
tion.
Box
364
Daily
News.
(158)
FOR
SALE
Nails!
Nails!
Nails!
Ail
kinds,
any
quantity;
kef?
lots
only.
Wire
or
write
A.
L.
Galbraith,
508
Vancouver
,
Block,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
(158J
I
(Conclusion)
t
.y
in
the
seventh,
struck
out
two
allowed
four
hits
and
no
walks
in
two
and
one-third
innings
F
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Bathing
cap.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
the
Daily
News
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
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NEW
SHIPMENT
OF
SI
P-EUBLY
TAILORED
SUITS
C.N.R.A.
WAR
ASSETS
PAINT
Good
out-'
side
paint,
light
grey,
golden
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buff,
aluminum,
brown,
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you
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lb
p
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green,
$2.95
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gal.
in
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FOR
BEST
HOTEL
SERVICE
in
gal.
cans.
Slate
grey
and
dark
th
Interior,
stop
at
Telkwa
Hotei,
244
miles
from
Prince
Rupert,
just
half
way
to
Prince
George.
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Port
Simpson
vs.
Kincolith
Children's
Races
1
p.m.
I'ascball
Final
Kitwanga
vs.
Aiyansh
Field
Sports
Fooball
Greenville
vs.
Aiyansh
8
p.m.
Dance
Port
Edward
Theatre
grey,
$1.95
per
gal.
in
5's.
First
grade
outside
white,
creain.
Ivory
(General
Paint
Co.'
$4.75
per
gal.
in
5's.
Shingle
slain,
green,
red
or
brown.
$2.50
per
gal.
in
5's.
Mail
orders
snipped
promptly
C.O.D.
412
Holden
Bldg.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(159)
PERSONAL
WE'LL
SHOP
FOR
YOU.
If
you
know
what
you
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cf
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High
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Are
you
satisfied
with
the
business
IF
YOU
ARE
.
Do
Not
Read
Any
Further
IF
YOU
ARE
NOT
SATISFIED
We
wojild
ask
you
to
consider
if
some
of
your
trouble
is
that
you
are
not
getting
in
touch
with
potential
customers.
DO
THE
PEOPLE
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
KNOW
YOU
AND
WHAT
YOU
HAVE
TO
OFFER?
want,
but
live
too
far
away
to
"A
well-groomed
appearance
plus
that
feeling
of
confident
assurance
that
springs
from
being
comfortable
and
correct
is
yours
in
any
of
our
new
suits.
OTHER
NEW
ARRIVALS
AT
ACME
1NCLIDIS
A
new
range
of
gabardine
and
worsted
SLACKS,
casually
correct
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Service,
Dominion
Building,
Vancouver,
(tf)
Overgaard
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METAL
WORK
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Fur-lture
and
Hardware.
New
Gur-ney
Ranges
for
wood
and
coal.
New
shipment
of
British
India
All
Ticket
Sellers
return
Stubs
by
Thursday
Noon.
(1601
PLUMBING
Installations
ana
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel.
Roofing.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
629
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
Forman
cf
....
Hill
rf
C.N.R.A.
Rugs,
Chlnaware,
Unpainted
Chests
and
Bookcases,
Radio
Tables,
Hardware.
Used
Electric
Rangette,
Fancy
Tables,
Radios,
Kitchen
Sets,
Bedroom
Suites,
Beds,
etc.
Everything
is
reasonably
priced.
See
-,
us
first.
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
The
people
of
Prince
Rupert
turn
to
the
DAILY
NEWS
for
ACME
CLOTHING
STORE
BARNEY
FIFTH
INDIANAPOLIS
Barney
Old-ield,
famous
auto
racer,
cora-
COTTAGE
CnEESE
,
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
1
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
Black
324.
(tf)
peted
only
once
in
the
Indiana-
NANKING,
China
Gold
cad-
polls
classic,
in
1914
,and
finish-
dies
earn
$45,000
(40
cents
U.S.
ed
fifth.
money).
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By
Chic
Young
BLONDIE
-Besides,
There's
Plenty
More
Appetite.
NEWS
and
ADVERTISf
Practically
every
home
in
Prince
Rupert
receives
the
DAILY
NEWS.
Every
person
In
the
home
reads
it
over
and
over.
IT'S
YOUR
BEST
ADVERTISING
BET!
Are
You
overlooking
it?
or
are
you
quite
satisfied-
The
Daily
News
HOMES
FOR
SALE
Borden
Street
7-room
house,
glassed
sunporch,
basement
and
furnace,
2
lots,
harbor
view,
fireplace.
Seventh
West
6-room,
very
private,
concrete
basement.
Herman
Street
Big
4
Wartime,
only
$1500;
good
con-
ditlon;
brick
chimney.
Ambrose
Street
Well
-
built
furnished
6-room
house
on
3
lots.
Thompson
Street
7
-room
house,
fireplace;
partly
furnished.
Full
price
$3000.
Very
reasonable
terms.
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AGENCIES
Phone
342
or
Green
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do
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