Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hewi
Wednesday,-
January
18,
1950
"
Mr
and
Mrs.
O.
E.
M.
MeClin-
j
Hotel
Men
W
lock
and
child'
returned
to
the
i0
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
Mo"
Tr,er(
Mens
Bowling
League
Schedule
-
i
'morning
from
a
vacation
trip
to
i
Vancouver
Isadora,
Mallets
vi
Can.
Legion
!
Scothtns
vs
Commercials.
Thorc
Sheet
Metal
vjj
Home
Oil.
Cold
Jan.
23
Ambassadors
vs
W.I.
Staees.
Oddfellows
vs
Grand
raf.
Bintn's
vs
C
P
A..
Stones
vs
.
7.
,
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C.'sNo.
2
11'
I'
"
uuu'
'
Mansons
vs
Thom
Sheet:
c,
vs
Blaine
CPA.
.vs
W.
I.
Stages.
ff0"3
,the
..
.
-
.
,
.
Manson
8
vs
ur
ana
uaie,
orown-
W0(Kis
Vs
Rupert
Motor.,
Undes-Philpott
tables
vs
D
&
S,
J.
C.'s
No.
1
vs
Stones.
Will
Springfield
provide
th
'
International
Baseball
League
j
with
-another
great
competitive
!
.club
which
can
challenge
Mon-
,
treal
Royals
and
Toronto
Maple
Leafs?
That's
what
Canadian
baseball
writers
are
asking
now
March
(
Cafe
vs
w.
:
gtageSj
Manson.g
vs
.rrlple
c.s
Undesirables
vs
C.P.A.,
J.
C's
No.
1
vs
D
&
8,
J.
C's
No.
B
vs
Stones,
Crescents
vs
Blain's,
Cold
Storage
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Philpott
A
"feting
of
tK.
.
timhiu
.
u.
.......
B
Aiuieis
neid
in
Vancouver
i.
when
husiii...
it
outlook
tor
i95n
";
nert
Voh.....
.
untuuver
i...
lack
directors
'
W.
Woods
ofPrt
A.
.Crystall,
of
Kenneth
Hardin.
been
on
a
trip
south
i
a,-'
wuMi.esn,
returned
to
.i
tfce
Prince
Coorge
thl'
from
Vancouver.
has
been
away
on
k
connection
-iu,
u:
Wise
Words
For
Skiers
JAt'Kfj
"(ITS
that
the
moribund
Newark
Bear
second
place
in
the
Senior
Bus-franchise
has
been
shifted
to
the
ketball
League
last
night
by
scor-
"
"'
"iBeuerai
manager
or
,
t
Ambasadors,
Scotlnns
vs
Can
.
Rupert
Fishermen's
r
Legion,
Thom
Sheet
Metal
vs1
Association.
Commercials,
Brownwoods
vs
,
Home
Oil.
You
Saw
It
uT
!
Massachusetts
city.
The
Beais
ing
a
thumping
victory
over
were
owned
by
New
York
Yankees
Brownwoods
who
chopped
into
aX
the
American
League
ana
dur-
the
third
and
last
slot.
Bo-Me-ing
the
80's
provided
some
of
thp
Hi
outscoixu
the
shocmen
in
greatest
minor
league
clubs
ever
every
quarter
taking
a
17
to
13
to
run
out
on
a
diamond,
lead
in
the
first
stanza,
34-28
at
Springfield
is
owned
by
Chicago
the
half,
50-3b
at
uie
ti.ieo-quur-Cubs
of
the
National
League,
a
ter
way
jnark
and
winning
with
club
which
long
has
needed
a
smart
87
to
ou
icact.
It
was
a
sturdy
iat'iii
support.
rugged
game
although
only
16
1
jmi
jMintls
wt-re
called
on
the
I
Dink
(Montreal
.Gazette!
Car
students
ami
.18
on
Brownwoods.
roll
reminds
his
readers
that
High
School
converted
exactly
Springfield
Ponies
played
tin
the
half
of
their
foul
shots
and
.International
League
in
I8Q3
Bruwawooas
did
even
better,
LONDON
A
change
is'
noted
in
the
selection
of
names
given
children.
John-
and
Susan
are
"tops".
It's
been
this
way
for
the
past
few
months,
chiefly
in
England.
,
FOR
mr'oi
lust
MUSCLES
A
FT
Kll
UOIIK
r
PLAY
Relax
in
a
soothing
HOT
MUSTARD
BATH
Mix
2
or
3
tablespoonfuls
of
Oilman's
mustard
in
a
little
cold
water
and
pour
into
hot
bath.
After
bathing,
give
yourself
a
brisk
rubdown
.
.
.
then
off
to
bed
for
a
good
night's
rest.
Your
muscles
will
relax
with
relief!
CK-I3E.
.
-w
r
-r
w
Jlount
Canaoian
'
MRU.
SNOttsirj
All
Si?
SEE
tiS
NOW
FOR
IMI
FEELS
THE
SA.P1E
IN
ANY
LEAGUE
The
Swedish
Red
Cross
and
Berlin
physicians
are
engaged
in
another
battle
of
Berlin.
This
time
against
tuberculosis.
Using
as
the
muln
weapon
a
general
vaccination
of
Berlin
children
up
to
the
age
of
18.
But
whether
the
needle
is
given
by
a
Swede.
German,
or
Canadian,
the
effect
on
the
young
Berliners
seems
to
be
about
the
same
Her
a
Swedish
doctor
and
nurse
draw
a
prolonged
howl
fsiom
a
young
man
who
is
takii-q
the
dose
In
his
thigh.
Basketball
Time
Table
Basketball
league
schedule
for
the
remainder
of
the
1949-50
season
is
as
follows:
Jan.
17
Boy
Scouts
vs.
High
.School,
Peoples
vs.
Dom's,
Mer-
chants
Fashion,
Bo-Me-HJ
.EQUIPMENT
Swedish
Laminated
Skis
Booh.
Poles
Waxes
Harness
Cables
Ktc.
Basketball
oinmolf
arcs
filUIIIIllUUVI
o
Big
TJight
Truunced
Urownwoods
to
Take
Senior
Second
Place-Juniors
Win
I
Bo-Me-Hl
moved
back
into;
ma..ng
13
ui
&
possible,
1
lie
sellout
team
played
a
fa.st-
breaking
game
.used
their
zone
defence
effectively
and,
although
Spring
witu
21
and
Carlson
with
IB,
weie
bign
scoters,
every
team
member
contributed
,
equally
in
setting
up
the
plays'
that
made
these
scores
possible.
Danny
Bill
with
ten
points
to
his
credit,
played
an
aggressive
game,
making
Tiearly
all
his
poinu
on
re-
buuniis.
Moore
aim
Scherk
were
good
.for
seven
each
and
played
a
smart
game
on
the
defence.
Coach
Jack
Evans
gave
the
sec-
ond-string
men
plenty
of
oppor-
tunity
to
play
and
they
contribute
!
move
to
tne
u-am
on
each
appear-
ance.
i
Fo;
B'Troous-shier
the
scoring
with
13,
lollowed
by
fterf
"
mi
M
ten
to
their
credit.
Alex
Bill
dp-
...
.....
.
.
"
T
"I.
i.cu
mii
uie
iuws
oi
uveruge
to
Sunberg
left
the
floor
in
the
final
quarter,
getting
the
nod
from
Referee
Slatta
for
a
flagrant
foul.
;
which
was
aUo
his
fifth.
I
Bo-Me-Hi
Spring
21,
Carlson
16,
Scherk
9,
Webster
2,
Moore
7,
Krislnianson
2,
Sharpe,
McChes-ney,
Bill
10.
Total
C7.
Brownwoods
Gurvich
3,
Pierce
10,
Lavigne
10,
Shier
13,
Sunberg
1,
Bill
10,
Thompson
2,
Owens
1.
Total
50.
INTERMEDIATE
A
Fashion-Merchants
game
can
usually
be
counted
on
as
a
close
contest
but
this
was
not
so
last
night
when
Fashion
swamped
the
Merchants
by
a
38
to
22
score.
Merchants
led
12
to
10
at
the
half,
holding
Fashion
down
to
2
lonely
points
in
the
second
quar-
and
that
their
lrunchise
co:it
a
-
microscopic
$3,000.
"A
buck
must
jhave
gone
a
long
way
in
those
days
because
the
monthly
salary
I
limit
for
a
club
was
$1,500
and
the
maximum
monthly
salary
lor
a
player
was
$150,"
Dink
writeu.'To-'
day
,the
salary
limit
for
a
club
is
over
$10,000
and
there
is
no
ceiling
on
a
player's
salary.
There
were
some
other
quaint
customs
prevalent
In
the
league
at
that
time.
For
instance
visit-
ing
clubs
had
an
option
of
a
flat
$100
guarantee
or
40
per
cent
of
the
gate
.
Now
if
a
visiting
c'uti
'
is
rained
out
it
recives
a
cheque
for
$200.
Dink
ends
his
historical
remarks
on
Springfield
by
say-
ng:
.'Springfield
operated
an
i'S
rtoeiyr19,oo
fo
e
allming
It
to
lapse
in
1900.
wonTp
1
and
ana
won
a
pennant
in
189
1895.
Only
Baltimore
with
a
trmendo.,
nh.
Scotians
vs
Rupert
Motors.
Thom
Sheet
Metal
vs
Triple
C's,
Undes-vs.
!
irables
.vs
Blaine's,
Stones
vs
Professional
And
Busim
vs.
Brownwoods.
Jan.
21-Stones
vs.
Sea
Cadets,
High
School
vs.
Rupert
Hotel.
Fashion
vs
North
Star,
Bo-Me-H
vsi
co-op-
Jan.
24-
Sea
cadets
vs.
Boy
'h
oo,
Nnrth
s,-
Mnr,.i,t
"
""""""
'':couans
vs
nome
wu.
oioww-
ve.
.Brownwoods.
nvuniage
ouin,
up
curing
seven
sink
iive
from
centre
floor,
equal-straight
pennant-winning
years
lirig
the'
score
of
his
younger
under
Jack
Dunn
from
1819
brother
on
the
Bo-Me-Hi
squad.
Jan.
23
Kinsmen
vs.
Stones,
t
vs
Oddfellows,
Crescents
vs
Am-Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Boy
Scouts,
Ta-
i
bassadors,
Philpott
Evltt
vs
Car..
shion
vs.
Merchants,
Brownwoods
Legion.
1
vs.
Bo-Me-Hi.
Feb
27-Ure.scents
vs
Oddfel
Jan.
30
and
31
House
of
David
'
lows.
Philpott
Evltt
vs
Ambas-
CHANNEL
CONQUEROR
The
third
person
ever
to
swim
the
English
Channel
both
ways,
Lieut.
Hassan
Abd-El
Rehim
(left)
40,
Egyptian
army
officer,
is
kissed
by
his
trainer,
Fahmy
Atallah,
shortly
after
crossing
from
England
to
France.
During
the
same
day,
two
other
men
swam
the
channel,
the
first
time
it
had
been
swum
three
times
in
one
day.
It's
business
wise
to
advertise.
Classified
ads
bring
results.
v
Royal
u)htskg
home
Tbu
Jverticnieul
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Cuotrol
BouJ
i
bf
U
Govciiuimit
W
Briiiih
Cwl
union.
uuougn
i'jj.d
nas
a
Deiter
an-iime
won-lost.
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
I
8:00
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
,10:15
p.m.
that
do
a
n
Tilt
o
i
re&Am.ie
v
KiirMri.
mol
......
w.
r
ors,
Scotians
vs
Brownwoods,
Evltt
vs
Triple
C's,
Mai-
lets
vs
Cold
Storage,
Undesirables
vs
Can.
Legion,
J.Cs
No.
1
vs
j
Commercials,
J.C.'s
No.
2
vs
Home
ou.
Jan,
30
Scotians
.vs
Cold
Storage,
Undesirables
vs
Ambassadors,
J.C.'s
No.
1
vs
Can.
Legion.
j
3
.C.'s
No.
2
vs
Commercials,
Cres-:
rents
vs
Home
Oil,
Thom
Sheet
i
Metal
vs
Brownwoods,
Manson's
ivs
D
&
S,
Phllpott
Evitt
vs
Ru-'pert
Motors,
Mallets
vs
Triple
C's,
Oddfellows
vs
W.I.
Stages.
Blain's
vs
Grand
Cafe,
Stones
vs
C.P.A.
FeD.
O-
Blain's
vs
,W.
X
Stages,
Stones'
vs
Grand
Cafe,
D
&
S
vs
,C.P.A.,
Mallets
vs
Rupert
Motors,
1
Scotians
vs
Triple
C's,
Thom
Sheet
Metal
vs
Cold
Storage,
J.
i
C.'s
No.
1
vs
Ambassadors,
J.C.-'s
No.
2
vs
Can.
Legion,
Crescents
ivs
Commercials,
Philpott
Evitt
.vs
Home
Oil,
Brownwoods
vs
i
Manson's,
Undesirables
vs
Oddfellows.
,Feb.
13
J.
C.'s
No.
1
vs
Odd-
fellows,
J.
C.'s
No
2
vs
Ambassad-;
ors,
-Crescents
vs
Can.
Legion,
j
Philpott
Evitt
vs
Commercials,
!
woods
vs
Cold
Storage,
D
it
S
"vs
Mallets
vs
Home
Oil,
Brown-Grand
Cafe,
Manson's
vs
C.P.A.,
i
W.
J.
Stages,
'
Fph
on
n&
s
v
W
'
I
Staces
'
!CpJ
Grand
Cafe
Mansoti-f
!
vs
Cold
tora"e
Thom
Sheet
-ziftvTJ.
'ibies
vs
Stones
J
C's
No.
1
vs
.
SSS.'lSST
f
Commercial,
...
..
.
woods
vs
Triple
C's,
J.
,C.'s
No.
2
lk
LtMf
Cr4r
&Sd
lK(
GwwmmM
ml
lik
CMii.
'
1
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous!
Were
Here
to
Serve
YOU
Commodore
Cafe:
'"HospltaUty
and
Good
Food"?
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders'
3rd
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.?
A
WORD
TO
THE
WISE
Coil
gy
Blue
Tra"
992
For
the
best
in
Guaranteed
Radio
Service"
ItCHO
aNC:
'
For
Satisfactory
Service
.718
2nd
Ave.
W.
Blue
092
Small
Electric
Appliances
BIG
JOB
,
tor
.
Jn
the
third
quarter
Fashion
j
reversed
the
procedure
and
scor-,d
,14
.holding
the
Merchants
at
3.
From
there
in
it
was
a
Fash-'
i
ion
show
all
the
way
as
they
1
1
doubled
Merchants
fourth
quar-
'
I
tor
erniA
in
iiin
aui.tu
u.ifH
IVip
THE
SPORTS
SHOf
622
W.
3rd
Ave.
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R0RIE.
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Accountant
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TRAK
FOR
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AND
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BASEMENT
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Phone
Blue
981
or
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Phone
Blue
818
PC
330
Second
Affe-s
Pr!nc
Rupert,!
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ROCK
&
CONCRET!
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BLUlS:
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SAUNT
New,
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Bell,
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i
game.
Hill,
for
Fashion,
was
tops
,
In
scoring
with
12,
followed
,by
,
Jim
Intennela
with
0.
Oill
and
Haugan
each
scored
6.
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ft:
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i
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SHOP
Permanent
Wartrvt
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
-"'
Phone
855
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P.
J.
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DENTIST
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
765
P.O.
Box
1401
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Ave.
West
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Rupert
Realty
Co.)
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New
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Number
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Works
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Service
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Parts
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p.
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term
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525
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Box
1216
PIANO
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Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSI
.Phone
BJ-ACK
758
02
10th
East
Newspaper
advertising
pays
off
In
dividends.
with
8
and
Walsh
with
6,
led
the
;
Feb.
28
Peoples
vs.
High
puck
for
Merchants.
Merchants'
School,
Merchants
Vs.
North
Star,
play
was
featured
by
their
lack
Brownwoods
vs.
Co-op.
of
fouls,
only
four
being
called.
Mar.
4
Reserved
for
any
post-Fashion
also
played
a
olean
game
ponements.
Senior
Bo-Me-Hl
getting
the
nod
from
Referees
vs.
Biownwods.
vs.
Rupert
Jets
Series.
Feb.
4
Stones
vs.
High
School,
Sea
Cadets
vs.
Kinsmen,
North
Star
vs.
Fashion,
Co-op
vs.
Bo-Me-Hi.
Feb.
7-
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Stones,
High
School
vs.
Peoples,
Merchants
vs.
North
Star,
Brownwoods
vs.
Co-op.
Feb.
11
Kinsmen
vs.
Boy
scouts.
High
School
vs.
Sea
Cad-
ets,
Merchants
vs.
Fashion,
Bo.
Me-Hi
vs.
Brownwoods.
Feb.
14
Stones
vs.
Boy
Scouts.
Dom's
vs.
Peoples,
Fashion
vs.
North
Star,
Bo-Me-Hi
vs.
Co-op.
Feb.
13
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Sea
Cadets,
Kinsmen
vs.
High
School,
North
Star
vs.
Merchants,
Co-:;:
vs.
Brownwoods.
Feb.
21
-
Sea
Cadets
vs.
Stones,
Hiuh
School
vs.
Dom's,
Fashion
vs.
Merchants,
Brownwoods
vs
Bo-Me-Hi.
Feb.
25
High
School
vs.
Boy
Scouts,
Kinsmen
vs.
Rupert
Hotel
North
Star
vs.
Fashiorj,
Co-op
y
Bo-Me-Hl.
number
called
on
the
Scouts.
High
School
Clark
4,
Nicker-son
10,
Sheppard,
Brown
4,
Peder-sen
2,
Rhodes,
Smith
3,
Tait
4.
Total
27.
Scouts
Becker
2,
Clccone,
Erlckson
6,
Hodgkinson,
Krist-
manson
6,
Scherk
R.
Webber
5.
!
Total
19.
Sheila
Sling
PUMP
Grey
By
Julia
Arthur
JUST
ARRIVED
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LIMITED
Jrd
Ave.
Box
fill?
Ph.
357
No
woman
whose
is
equipped
with
modern
electrical
appliances
would
dream
of
trying
to
gef
along
without
them.
Convenience,
speed,
efficiency,
ease-of-operation
Holkestad
and
Slatta
for
nine
Infractions.
Merchants
Anderson,
Boulter
8,
Chrlstoff
2,
Dumas
4,
McChes-ney,
Marshall,
Walsh
6,
Davidson,
Currie
2.
Total
22.
Fashion
Oill
6,
Haugan
6.
Hebb
1,
Hill
12,
Intermela
1,
Lien
2,
Watson
2.
Total
38.
LADIES
;
Peoples
took
a
19
to
16
call
over
Dom's
In
this
division.
The
game
was
a
low-scoring
affair,
although
the
girls
did
try
to
pla)
a
faster
breaking
game
than
usual.
Betty
.Hamilton
led
the
scoring,
making
8
for
the
losers
Jackie
Budlnich
for
the
winners,
scored
.6.
Referees
Hartwlg
ana
Large
tcalled
fl
fouls
on
Peoples
iind
6
on
Dom's.
Peoples
Budinich
6,
Bussey
2.
Dumas
2,
Howe
4,
Th&in
-6,
Pottle
Total
19.
Dom's
Currie
2,
Hamilton
8
Klldal
1,
Shlep,
Williams,
N
Youngman
2,
L.
Youngman
3
Paul.
Total
,16.
JUNIOR
LEAGUE
High
School
won
two
victoric-OO-the
evening's
play,
their
Junior
team
taking
a
decisive
oiu
over
the
Scouts
by
a
27-19
score
Young
Dick
Nlckerson
led
the
way
with
10
points
ror
the
school
team.
.The
winners
made
only
fc
personals
just
under
half
the
and
economy
.
..
,
these
are
some
of
the
qualities
that
women
have
come
to
expect
and
always
get
from
their
electric
servants.
An
automatic
iron,
an
electric
tea-kettle,
a
toaster
these
are
only
a
few
of
dozens
of
indispensable
electric
aides
waiting,
and
ready,
to
serve
you.
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