prince
Hubert
DafTs?
mi
Tuesday,
July
26,
1949
46
years
endedNowi
0
t0
-
-
r
POLICE
FINES
IN
JUNE
$2110
One
hundred
and
fifty
nine
convictions
in
city
police
court
In
June
resulted
in
fines
totalling
$2,110
and
court
costs
of
$247,
according
to
the
monthly
SPECIAL
LOW-PRICE
O
tFER!
m
With
the
approach
of
the
league
half-way
mark,
the
us
ual
Big
Six
Is
replaced
this
week
by
a
full
list
of
batting
Hay.
lSth.
I
to!
v.hun'
eN.
""
of
mar,
!''J
c
I
Want
ili-.f
t
averages.
Miner
Simundson
and
Cornwall
maintain
high
places
in
the
averages
while
they
were
inactive
during
the
week.
Bruce
Simundson
and
Bill
Lamble
show
the
greatest
to
lark
n
L.mH
a
WITH
10
GILLETTE
BLUE
BLADES
IN
DISPENSER
mm
t
8iitiKf..
t
K(U(',"
police
report
submitted
by
St.
L.
A.
N.
Polterton
to
the
rlvtc
police
committee
at
the
Weekend.
The
convictions
resulted
from
165
prosecutions,
of
which
five
were
dismissed
and
one
committed
to
a
higher
court
for
hearing.
Total
police
fines
for
the
first
six
months
of
1949
are
$8,-995
with
an
additional
$894
in
costs,
The
figure
Is
somewhat
lower
than
revenue
for
the
same
period
of
1948.
Monetary
loss
reported
from
Criminal
Code
complaints
was
assessed
at
$2,376,
with
recoveries
set
at
$1,271.
There
were
47
complaints
of
this
type.
gains
In
the
standing
among
the
active
players.
In
the
two
games
this
week
before
the
All
Star
team
travels
to
Smithers
for
the
series
at
the
week
-
end,
Commercials
Shaving's
a
breeze,
blade
thang-ing
a
cinch
with
the
new
Gillette
Rocket
One-Piece
Razor
and
Gillette
Dispenser.
Enjoy
utmost
shaving
ease
and
convenience,
plus
double-edge
economy.
A
Pi,
meet
bavoy
and
Merchants
on
uesday
and
Thursday.
DevHopj,,,'
oet
yours
now
I
Gillette
Rocket
One-Piece
Rarer
an
A.
S'm'son
(St
5
22
5
11
Cornwall
(C)
7
26
7
12
B.
S'm'son
(S)
6
23
9
10
Pavlikis
(S)
....
9
38
10
15
omeiie
uispenser
M
with
10
Gillette
Blue
g
2Q
Blades.
Regular
Tg
Sm
(
$2.00
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f
t
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Lambie
(Mi
4
18
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7
Abel
(Mi
9
39
5
15
Salt
U
Daily
Servlc.
Dahl
(Ml
9
39
Davis
(M)
5
21
Lindsay
(S
....
5
18
Sunberg
(M)
....
3
9
Forbes
(Mi
2
3
Windle
(C)
....
8
31
Morgan
(SI
....
9
35
Bill
(SI
a
21
8
14
4
7
4
6
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8
10
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11
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6
sniKinij
Tuesday
y,,
HP
Jit
mm
Floats
4,
5.
7
atK.
SAM
SNEAD
WINS
PGA
TITLE
FOR
SECOND
TIME
-Sam
Snead,
a
slender
stylist
from
the
'
West
Virginia
Hills,
won
the
Professional
Golf
association
championship
which
was
held
at
Richmond,
Va.,
for
the
second
time
with
a
three
and
t
wo
victory
over
Johnny
Palmer
of
Carolina.
Snead
had
first
won
the
P.G.A.
in
1942
before
he
enlisted
in
the
navy.
Sam.
who
captured
first
prize
totalling
$3,500
toured
the
tricky
Hermitage
Country
club
course
six
under
par
for
the
34
holes
it
took
to
win
the
event.
Above,
Snead
rests
on
his
putter
while
Jack
Burke,
Jr.,
strokes
his
ball
on
first
hole
in
P.G
A.
at
Richmond.
But
Sum
came
back
to
take
the
match
on
the
sixteenth
hole.
MfUncsday,
thurJ
Guthrie
(C)
....
8
35
9
10
Iriday
Leayf
Floats
2:30.
4,
5,"
Arney
(Si
ft
i
a
la
Kerr
1M
8
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Saturday
Eve'rj
;
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9
Left-is
M)
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11
3
3,
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1
1
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.250
.235
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.207
.200
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.179
.179
.167i
.173
Price
(M)
Sundays
Conilt;
Rosedale
(M)
commencing
n
4.
j
BASEBALL
(SCHEDULE
Spring
ct
Last
boat
leavint
at
10
p:
Combines
Instant
Blade
Chanaina
Superior
I
Contracts
By
Legion
New
Premises
Local
Firms
Are
Successful
'
-
ftwJ
CRF.F.N
3!)1
of
E
MAWHINNEY
IS
WINNING
S.
JOHN,
New
Brunswick
(F
-The
Canadian
amateur
golf
field
narrowed
down
from
129
to
64
yesterday
as
the
first
round
was
nlaved
Rill
Mmv-
Vanetta
(C)
S.
Scherk
'(Si
Boyd
C
Foster
(S)
Shier
C)
Ewart
(C
Let'r'neau
(C)
!
July
26
-Commercials
vs.
Savoy
July
28
Merchants
vs.
Com-;
mercials.
July
31
-
Savoy
vs.
Commercials.
Aug.
2
Merchants
vs.
Savoy.
Aug.
4
-
Commercials
vs.
Mer-i
chants.
Phone
654
3
8
2
4
9
34
5
19
8
29
5
10
6
11
8
34
7
28
6
18
8
23
8
36
2
6
2
6
5
25
8
32
8
30
1
20
5
23
8
31
D.
Scherk
(SI
..
Eliarpe
(S)
....
The
local
branch
of
the
Can
a
dian
Legion
announces
that
con
JOHN
I
BULG
3PTonrn,.
WEATHER
STOPS
FOOTBALL
GAME
Weather
forced
further
postponement
of
the
Dominion
Day
Sport
Shots
tracts
for
the
alterations
to
the
j
Lpgj(m
.m
tne
buicllng
and
former
naval
officers
quarters
!
this
will
be
sub-divided
and
por-
167ihinney
of
Vancouver
wrecked
167
the
70-par
of
Riverside
Golf
and
167
Country
Club,
bearing
John
160
Jabonski
of
the
Maritimes
five
157
and
three.
The
approxima'-e
.133
medal
score
is
eo.
100
Frank
Stranahan,
the
Ameri-.087
Can
who
has
held
the
title
for
Sinclair
(C)
Pierce
(M)
Dunbar
(Si
Hartwig
(M)
....
Forman
(Ml
....
Ourvieh
IS)
Howdik
(C)
H.M.C.S.
Chatham,
purchased
!
ttons
not
required
will
be
placed
!
Football
Cup
Replay
match
from
War
Assets
Cornornii.vi
'
on
the
mnrket.
Canada's
surprising
victory;
scheduled
for
last
evening
be-over
Australia
in
the
onenlne!
tween
Oeneml
lUntnr.
n,
tSc
pm
doiaa
paid
fof
tmpHx
'
If
Ub.ltd
by
tny
BC.
bawtry
TKn
tdvirtitcmtnt
u
not
coiblhktd
titpUyid
by
oN
Llquoi
Conkal
Board
at
y
nS
Covtmnml
Brimk
ColuxbH.
late
last
spring,
have
now
born
i
.096
two
veflrs
pnnn
nn
t.ln,,
nfi,
John
Bulgf:
Third
Are
awarded.
It
is
exoected
timt
Adverti.'e
in
tne
Lmlly
News.
singles
match
of
the
Davis
Cup!
Canadian
Legion.
This
game
'
itJ
".uuaj
uiui
a
bye.
on
tennis
championship
may
prove
Friday.
will
now
be
played
weather
permitting.
SANDSPITTO
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
work
will
commence
immediaifiy
as
it
is
desired
that
the
building
will
be
ready
for
occupancy
by
November
1.
The
building,
which
is
situated
on
the
cliff-side
overlooking
the
harbor,
stands
back
from
First
Avenue
a
short
distance
from
the
corner
of
Second
Sv.vt
HAVE
HOTEL
Sandsplt,
pivotal
point
of
SAILED
FROM
OCEAN
FAILS
Professional
mi
Bum
FOR
SALE
Ice
Cream
Peter
Pan
Shoppe.
Frig.
(175)
a
"shot-in-the-arm"
to
the
game
in
this
country
Few,
if
any,
experts
had
picked
Montreal's
Brendan
Macken
to
dispose
of
the
highly-rated
Billy
Sidwell
of
Australia.
And
because
the
match
went
the
limit,
the
victory
was
all
the
sweeter.
Macken
was
tireless
-in
that
long
match.
He
got
better
as
he
went
along.
He
wasn't
nervous
but
was
patient
and
let
his
game
gather
momentum
as
it
Two
Ocean
Falls
men
have
-wr--m
SAVOY
V.
h.
WOODS,
Prop.
PHONE
37
P.O.
BOX
13!7
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
transportation
on
the
Queen'
Charlotte
Islands
and
a
beauty'
spot
in
itself
capable
of
tourist
development,
is
to
hnvB
a
w,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
alter
on
less
lively
opposition
.
.
."
"u
iu
me
rear
oi
me
Canai
ian
DR.
GARNI
MONTGlt
Railways
official
re.si-
wi
aavemurous
eighteen
-
day
;
NaUonal
trip
in
a
21-foot
home-made
deuces
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
785
P.O.
Box
1401
The
Macken
victory
is
the.
greatest
thing
that,
has
happened
in
Canadian
tennis
for
years.
If
the
Canucks
don't
get
any
In
fact,
it
is
already
under
construction.
The
builder
is
Fred
LaSette,
Oueen
'nhnrini-
DENTIN
iuup.
ine
experiences
of
Char-
.
he
Hallan,
who
built
the
sloop,
J?J
T
"th
m"nxX
alterat'
to
the
building
has
and
his
comoanion
R
Au,n
Suite
7,
Smi"
1
M
M
.
Li,
uusi-
ness
man,
who
sees
a
great
future
for
the
Island
ar,A
th
Phone
525
f
:
included
Deen
awarded
to
Greer
and
two
,
om.,.,Hi;
groundings
and
out
of
provisions
at
H(Iva
tiic
LHJS
sibllities
of
imnor
ment.
Their
boat.
Topolo-
iiirtner,
they
have
shown
they
belong
in
the
select
Davis
Cup
company.
Canada
did
not
win
the
round.
That
would
have
been
expecting
too
much.
But
win
or
lose,
the
game
here
has
been
given
a'
real
Shot-in-the-arm
o
1
.
went
along.
There
had
been
a
lot
of
talk
about
Sidwell's
blazing
service,
his
fine
network.
Brendan
used
his
head,
keeping
him
in
the
back
court
as
much
as
possible.
To
say
the
Austra-.ians
were
surprised
would
be
to
PIANO
TECS'
I
campo,
is
now
tied
up
at
the
1
A
"oat!'
01
llie
".nce
Rupert
Mrs.
w
n
t.iuu,.
...
Tuning,
Voiclnfi
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave.
mike
co;
Phone
BUfi
.972
10th
L
put
it
mildly.
They
had
counted
only
victory
can
provide.
John
lpft'vL'f
7
.
u
son'
Howlns
&
Yacht
Club.
where1"
I
mV
The
sloop
is
nam
a
the
nexTUn
Bay'
thC
n
or
,x
w
ek
s
lblrtnPlace
of
Mr.
Halian.
She
operates
by
wind
power
alone.
Steamship
Movement!
'
hand
Althoush
a
pair
of
oars
wa
on
Bridden,
the
contract
for
the!
plumbing
and
heating
to
S;uui-
ich
Plumbing
&
Heating
and
the'
electrical
work
to
Northern
B.C.
1
Power
Co.
Ltd.
The
building,
which
when
fin-
'
ished
will
become
the
headquarters
of
the
local
branch
of
the!
Canadian
Legion
will,
it,
is;
stated,
be
the
most
modern
and
!
best
equipped
branch
math
of
Vancouver.
It
will
con).
tin
a
spacious
auditorium
with
sta:;e,
large
billiard
room,
card
roo;ii'i.
and
reading
rooms,
while
ercri-
-win.
ii
wmmirwmm,
when
me
sioop
grounucci
HKLE'
P.EAUTY
'or
Vancuutn
Tuesday
ss.
at
Koscoe
Inlet,
they
did
not
suffice
to
pull
her
off
the
sand,
where
she
stayed
for
six
hours.
At
one
stage
of
the
ioumev
the
F
O
R
YOUR
ROCK
&
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
BLUE
939
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
p.m.
Permanent
'
Beauty
Cultn-its
bratc:
Camosun,
l:?o
Prince
Rupert,
Thursday
ss,
U:15
D.m.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOWLING
ALLEY
Ol'KN
DAILY
FKOM
3:30
I'.M.
TO
11
P.M.
Saturdays
12
Noon
to
12
Midnight
PHONE
Ri:l)
709
"BOWL
FOR
HEALTH"
4
F
It
K
E
INSTRUCTION
iwo-man
crew
feast
on
'chili
course,'
that
is
was
forced
to
'y
increased
accommodation
is
con
came
a
provided
for
the
Ladies'
Au.vit-!
,bear
meat
stew.1
iary
of
the
branch
which
will
204
4th
Street
5
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Catala
From
Vancor.Trr
nice,
at
buiid-
Mr.
Hallan
ana
Mr.
Allan
left:
have
Its
own
special
entr
Ocean
Falls
on
July
4,
intending!
the
westerly
end
of
th
to
follow
a
lei
WELLS
CAC
A.
P.
CARDMPP
.e,
n.
S.
Wlialtn
'i
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A
modern
well-equipped
h
i
r
Prince
Rupert,
where
they
both
hope
to
be
employed.
Now
at
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Complete
Mod
ntMHf'i?'tii,i
fc.--e.itoaa4jni
'
'
'g5T
!
"mill
I
hall
will
be
operated
under
a
Veterans
Club
Licence
on
1h"
erating
-
Pacto
1118
Melville
Street
VANCOUVER
-
BC,
NOW
AVAILABLE
J
ground
floor
at
the
easterly
end
BLUE
780
of
the
building
while
an
"Oasis,
Suhday-s,...
Camosun,
11
p
n(
'
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert
10
a.m.
For
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
p.m
om
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun,
a.m.
From
Ocean
Falls
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
10
a.m.
For
Ocean
FsUr
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert.
11:15
p.m.
B.C.
LEADING
IN
CANADA
CRICKET
operated
under
a
club
licence,
will
provide
accommodation
for
members
on
the
second
floor
(Centre
I
Rneelnl
ri
riitK
i,,n
t.
IT'S
HOT.
SO
WHY
WEAR
CLOTHES?-It
happens
mer
but
Baby
Linda
Lou
Kummemuss
advanced
every
this
yeaT's
sum
.schedule
because
of
the
heat
wave.
She
decided
to
take
a
stroll
.
from
her
New
York
home-and
forgot
to
dress
in
the
manner
toe
law
says
is
proper
for
a
young
lady.
In
fact
she
didn't
dress
at
al
so
here
she
is
in
a
police
station
waiting
for
her
mother-and
e
KfXnT
W0
UnCCrtaln
t6rmS
What
She
tWnks
01
'
"--"
l"""",u"
T-T.
HANDY):
HOME
SEi:
GENERAL
C01
Building
and
W
MARGARET
McLEOI)
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
ATONE
BUIDINO
!
V-t.
....
r.uiviuiNiuiN
British
Col-
made
for
lady
guests
of
ni-m-umbia
took
over
undisputed
bers.
possession
of
first
place
in
the
Plans
also
call
for
a
mod-n
ronnri-mhin
rinmUiinn
:it
i
i.
For
Alaska
xunn.
.
.
I
i,
"
"""uu
viiv.w
juncn
counier
and
.spacious
liv-
kind!
7
4Tn
I
i
LOOK
FOR
TI1E
'
w
v
a
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ROOFS
-
CE
OIL
BUB5
PHONt
Black
087
Rfi'
PHONE
PLUE
593
P
O.
BOX
1184
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RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
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Box
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I,
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Public
Accountant,
Auditor
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Besner
Block
-
Phone
387
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mi'
,
m
r
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w
PYTOWN
MA
WORK'
Agents
for
S'
and
CUMMINS
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MOTHERLY
LOVE
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A
CAT
FOR
A
TRIO
OF
SKUNKS!
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at
the
feline
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maintained
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elmer
Rowe
oi
La
Mesa,
Calif.,
and
the
boarders
are
a
Irio
of
month-old
skunks.
Taby
the
cat,
and
her
adopted
brood
are
all
nappy
with
the.
whole
arrangement.
Mr.
Rowt
thinks
these
babies
will
be
less
wild
and
make
better
pets
when
they
are
weaned
and
deodorized.
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magnificent!
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