BATTLE
OF
BEEF
!
Ptlnre
Humeri
DaTTj?
Jatuii
Tutday,
December
6.
1949
HOME
SAVED
BY
PROMPT
ACTION
TERRACE
Horn
of
Mrs.
C.
R
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l-oJte
ou
Baker,
a
r
nej.flh,..
DcKergommeauK
on
Lakelse
A-enue,
which
,
U
undergoing
al
we
and
cl!!f(1
partment
!li,.h
SDondpH
.
terations
on
the
front,
was
saved
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irom
s?rious
aamnse
and
DOS-
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tuW.
Wrestling
Quartet
To
Stage
Big
Show
Here
This
Saturday
Night
The
largest
parcel
of
beef
on
the
hoof
to
be
shipped
into
Prince
Rupert
for
many
a
year
will
arrive
here
on
Thursday
night's
train
consigned
to
Don
Forward,
at
the
Civic
Centre,
for
display
here
on
Saturday
evening.
The
shipment
will
include
four
s:b!e
destruction
about
4:45
yes
'
"
mi,
Eligible.
'
-
p
U
I
e
f
well-known
villians
of
the
Coast
and
American
j
.
wrestling
circuits
in
the
persons(
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jtr
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"";.
i
i
oi
cmer
munneruiiu,
uc
uniei
TnunaerDira
is
a
wen
Saint.'
Leo
Karlenko
and
Felix
known
Canadian
Indian
who
t
v
,
j
Kohnke.
The
aggregate
weight;
so
popular
with
the
wrestling;
youngsters.
1
ol
this
jolly
foursome
grosses
fans,
particularly
that
he
is
called
upon
to
sigr
around
one
half
ton.
clothed,
or,
as
many
as
five
thousand
auto-j
graphs
each
month.
In
Montreal
not
long
ago
he
held
up
the'
p.,
-
Mitchell
&
Currie
Ltd.
Builders
and
Contractors
BOXED
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
V
if
v
nine
hundred
pounds
dressed
for
batik.
Leo
Karlenko
Is
well
known
to
local
wrestling
fans
as
he
was
the
villain
of
the
piece
when
Jack
McLaughlan
won
his
last
bout
here
in
Rupert.
On
that
occasion
he
provided
the
fans
'.vith
about
the
best
action
ever
seen
in
a
local
wrestling
ring
and
the
fight
only
ended
when
he
was
thrown
progres
-For
Your
Personal
S
1
s
75c,
IS
Asscjrted
Xmas
Card
15
Brilliant
Polntsettla
A.t.
Cards
l
:
15
"The
Xmas
Birds
of
Happiness"
"1
18
Ass't
"Jolly
Old
Santa"
ZZZZ
l
t
main
event
for
forty
minutes
while
he
autographed
eards
for
boys
and
girls..
He
is
considered
one
of
the
finest
heavyweight
wrestlers
in
the
worla
and
he
and
Leo
Karlenko
should
itage
one
of
trie
oest
matcne
of
the
winter
season.
The
first
match
of
an
ail
wrestling
program
will
be
between
Felix
Kohnke,
who
weighs
in
at
225
pounds
and
hails
from
the
Cariboo
district,
where
he
wrestles
steers
to
keep
himself
in
top
shape.
He
meeu
another
well-known
villain
of
the
wrestling
circuits
who
uses
the
nom-de-plume
"The
Saint''
but
is
better
known
for
the
saintly
appearance
of
his
opponents
as
sively
and
methodically
over
the
ropes,
on
each
of
the
four
sides
1
D
M
of
the
ring,
to
at
last
come
to
an
ignominious
end
at
the
feet
of
the
hysterical
crowd.
This
tdvrftisfmrnt
is
not
published
or
ditptavrd
hv
the
I
iqunr
Coot
ml
Board
I
by
Ok
Ciuvcrumcnt
of
brtrisii
Oituiitbia.
ceuuuiui
Aosuriasu
iaras
12
Bronzed
and
Embossed
ass't
cards
.
18
color'ul
Snow
Scenes
13
Cards
"Coachlnf
Days"
STILL
HAS
PLENTY
OF
OOMPH"
LEFT
YET
Retired
heavyweight
champion
Joe
Louis
Is
s-en
walking
to
his
corner
while
his
opponent,
Johnny
Shkor
.of
Baltimore,
climbs
wearily
to
his
ft-e
after
Louis
dropped
hmi
In
the
third
round
of
their
10-round
exhibition
bout
at
Boston.
The
retired
champ,
opening
a
crosscountry
tour,
dropped
Shkor
three
times
during
the
exhibition
that
looked
as
If
the
boys
were
playing
for
keeps.
However,
Shkor
managed
to
stay
with
the
ex-champ
for
the
fall
dUtunce.
.
l..
Ji
Ass't
Canadian
Snow
Scenes
j
AMAZING
VALl'E
50
ASSORTED
COLORFUL
CAI
Only
1.23
&
$1.50
per
bos
Call
in
today
to
VICTORY
FOR
HIGH
SCHOOL
they
are
carried
solemnly
from
the
ring
at
the
end
of
the!
(Continued
from
Page
One)
match.
The
third
and
main
event
of
a
busy
Saturday
evening
will
be
a
tag
team
match
In
which
Karlenko,
Thunderbird,
the
Saint
and
Kohnke
will
battle
it
out.
This
will
go
two
out
of
three
falls
to
a
finish.
The
first
two
matches
will
go
to
one
BESXEB
BLOCK,
3RD
AVE.
Pitt
4.
Parnell
5.
Scdgwii
q.
K;'U-hcson
?,
Hamilton.
FASHION
Gil!
10.
lit
bb
3
Lien
4,
Haugan
11.
Watson,
H:!.'
4.
Brew.
Lad'cs
League
High
School
won
a
close
?ame
over
Doms
by
a
15-13
score.
The
game
was
juiie
gi;d,
with
less
iouls
committ:
d
than
usual.
Th?
girls
are
starting
to
play
much
better
ball,
although
very
weak
on
their
shooting,
but
improving
In
their
passing.
Irene
Xildal,
for
j
fall
or
30
minutes.
t
r
v
a.
'
rrojessionaifind
misin
Capt.
William
McCombe
has
taken
over
command
of
the
steamer
CoquiUam
on
the
Van-
r'
'
,
1
Ail'
4
couver-rrmce
Kupen
Alice
Arm-.Dom's,
nd
Mona
Lvi:epaard
nd
Stewart
route
of
Union
Steam-
NeUie
Pavich
;or
IU
e
I
.
-a
mi
.mi
kui.
ui
ui
iju
4uiui
scored
6
noints.
Eichuen
f.iu!--
Boden
who
U
now
ashore
tn
Van
MARGARET
OPTOMETJI
Room
were
called,
and
of
10
foul
siioU
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
C0LUSSI
Phone
BLACK
758
972
10th
East
Umstmas-daY
Kills
I
ccuver
on
vacation.
Th
tried
Hign
S-nool
made
50
per
STONE
Bll
Coquitalm
arrived
here
at
5:15
Sunday
evening
from
the
South,
.sailed
at
11
p.
m.
for
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
and
returned
here
yesterday
morning
to
sail
at
1:30
in
J)
THAT
GIVE
EVERY-DAY
PLEASURE
y
I-
Flpftrical
aDPliances
are
sure-to-plnase
Jhon1
'
BLUE
cent,
and
D.jm's
made
33
per
ci'nt
of
their
9.
Statistics
prove
that
the
team
most
proficient,
in
foul
shooting
will,
win
most
games,
and
this
wa&
again
evident
by
la.st
night's
score.
LINEUPS:
DOM'S
B.
Hamilton
3,
PeuL,
Shier
1,
L.
Youngman,
Williams.
Currie
3,
A.
Hamilton.
N.
Youn-man,
Kildal
fi.
,
.
HIGH
SCHOOL
-Matson.'Wrtt
I
the
afternoon
on
her
way
back
to
I
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...
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HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
855
P.O.
BOX
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ii
rn
Mii
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
ffl
E'llts
localise
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K'xe
i"c"ou'
c
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ster
3,
Greenwood,
Lyneaaard
6.
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i
toaster,
radio
or
any
of
the
many
1
I
other
elcctric
app,!ancef
now
on
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display
will
delight
the
heart
of
nTTYhl
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fwy-
anyone
on
your
Christmas
list.
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in
and
see
these
tiuality
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Public
Accountai
tors.
Income
Te
compi:
O.
L.
RORIF,'
S.
B.
LAIRD.
Besner
Block
-II
WELLS
CARTAGE
LIMITED
H.
S.
Whalen,
Manager
Complete
Moving
Service
Crating
Packing
Cartage
BLUE
780
RED
SIS
Pavich
6,
Keays,
Marshall,
S?dt;-7.ick.
Junior
I.faeue
Kinsmen
swamned
Stone's
1
rt
Fleece
Lined
Flight
Boots
Women's
Sizes
Black
or
Brown
$7.45
Red
$7.75
V
Cr
V
appliances
first
chance
you
Ket.
kLLZiAAJZJ
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the
Junior
game,,
winning
bv
?
o8-14
sccre.
Stones
were
badly
outclassed
and
only
Parnell
was
sble
to
show
effectively,
scorin';
V
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Prices
shown
cover
only
a
lew
oi
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many
electric
PPPl'ances
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from
$37.80
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8
of
his
teams
14
points,
but
al-1
so
having
the
doubtful
distinc-
DR.
P.
J.
Cj
DENTIf.
SUITE
5,
EMIT?
Phone
765
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QUALITY
REPAIRS
Tor
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave.
tion
of
making
rne
largest
number
of
fouls.
D?rek
Letourneau
starred
for
Kinsmen,
scorin?
9.
to
lead
Henry
Blackaby
and
Mcintosh
b
i.ne
yo.nt
margin.
McKay
made
7,
and
played
a
cood
game,
atne.s
commiUed
the
ylrl
J
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VtJ
Radios
Irom
29.
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GENERAL
C0N1J.
Building
and
Rf
kinds;
ROOFS
-
ca
OIL
BORjl
PHONS
At
the
FAMILY
SHOE
STORK
LIMITED
WE
HAVE
IN
STOCK
CUMMINS
dlesels'
and
SIMPLEX
gas
engines.
Boat
owners
and
parties
Interested
are
Invited
to
view
these
machines
at
our
shop.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
lion's
share
of
the
fouls
Called,
guilty
of
15,
to
5
by
Kinsmen.
LINEUPS:
STONES
Stuart
2,
P.
Parnell
4,
Marshall,
J.
?ane!l
8.
Adkins
.
Jeffry,
Brown,
Antone.
KINSMEN
White,
MacAfee
4,
H.
B'ackaby
8.
Peneff.
Letourr.-eau
9,
A.
Blackaby
2,
Mcintosh
8.
McKay
7.
W.
Blackaby.
Ave.
Hox
C38
Ph.
357
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Wood,
Ce
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Kindling
wood
it
PHONE
RE
Looks
Lovely,
Tastes
Wonderful
PjMLcIv
Parity
MoutcL
1
packtt
Orange
JeU-O
3
cups
hot
water
(or
water
and
syrup
from
canned
peaches)
1
cup
sliced
canned
peaches,
'
drained
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a
m.
to
5
p.m.
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24
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Block
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212
Evenings
by
Appointment
Commodore
Cafe
"Better
Thn
Ever"
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Second
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Rupel
ej
Best
Food
and
Service
In
Cltj
sP
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
David
Chow,
Mgr.
j?
Hilrd
Ave.
For
two
generations,
the
Jell
O
people
Dissolve
Jtll-O
in
hot
water.
Chill.
When
slifjhrly
thiikened,
I
fold
in
peaihes.
Turn
into
mould
ami
chill
until
firm.
Un-
mould
and
garnish
it
desired
wirh
whipiieil
cream
an.l
ail.li-
I
tiona!
sliced
peaches.
This
cles-
I
serr
is
equally
delliious
made
:
with
Strawberry
Jell
O
or
I
with
Lemon
JelU)
and
canned
'
Jewel-clear,
brilliant
and
tempting
jtll-O
fulfils
your
most
hopujil
expectations
of
fresli
flavor,
wonderful
fruity
goodness.
Ajid
oh,
most
mar-
FOR
c
ROCK
&
CONCR
CALL
BU"
M.
J-
SAU1
New,
Modern
E
All
Work
Gua
have
been
making
jelly
powders
that
folks
like
better.
Set
you
can
be
certain
of
more
delicious
taste,
surer
results,
when
you
use
Jcll-O
Jelly
Powders.
Seven
grand
"ltxked-in"
flavors.
Get
Jell
O
tomorrow.
CATHERINE
LAURIE
PUBLIC
,
STENOGRAPHER
401
Third
Ave.
West
(Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.)
Phones:
Green
667
Days
Green
412
Evgs.
'
I
velKis!
those
favorite
family
desserts
take
only
moments
to
mak,e,
and
cost
less
than
2f
i
serving.
HEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
i.
I
iear
slices.
Makes
6
setvinRi.
I
(v
I
An
Easy,
JELL-O
Treat
V
A
Home
Away
from
Iiome
A
Product
of
General
Food
f
V
A.
P.
GARDN
CHARTERED
ACi
1118
Mel11"'
VANCOUVE
50
RtKima
Hot
and
Cold
water
A,
Dissolve
Jell
O
in
hot
water.
Chill
m
shallow
pan.
Cut
in
cubes.
Pile
in
dessert
glasses,
combining
culies
with
remaining
1
(Miokagt
Ratpbvrry
J!l-0
3
tup
hoi
wattr
I
inwih
mallow
,
Ucd
Yl
cup
dictd
cannod
pintoppU
or
DR.
GARNET
E.
H.
MONTGOMERY
DENTIST
Suite
7,
Smith
Block
Phone
525
P.O.
Box
1218
ingredients.
Garnish
with
whip
HtlNCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
diced
rppefruU
sections
ped
cream.
Makes
K
serviugs.
.110
,
Wione
281
P.O.
Box
198
luH
O
if
trade
marit
uwutd
by
General
Foorli,
limired
Adverttse
in