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January
21,
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tl.,
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in
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"
Yon
ctil,
r'riittiifiiiini
tlnu'
a-
futnii
'
t:i
chiy.s.
i.r:u.
.ns-.nt
a
fit
m
hi
t.
I'M1:,
itousc
c-iiriTiiL
'1
lwrrno'i,nt
roiiiml
K;r,y
i.ist.Hlnu-r"
c
a.
;Doug
Bentley's
Return
Inspires
Ranger
Squad
"
.
I5y
I'D
SIMON
c-rn
Hockey
League,
playoo
Canadian
Press
siaff
Writer
sound
defensive
hockey
and
J."'.!
The
dream
came
true.
,
up
his
former
boss
for
thci
A
rejuvenated
Doug
Benlky
game's
first
goal.
!
joined
New
York
Rangers
after
;
.
It
was
the
same
with
the
oh-
three
years
away
from
the
Ni-:
ers.
Ritsht-winser
Wally
Heiiji-tioriftl
Hockey
League
and
turn-
;
.sheimer
rapped
in
a
pair
oi
rd
them
into
a
club
the
like
of
;
fioals
to
run
his
season's
tol.il
which
Madison
Square
Garden
,
to
20.
Rookie
Camille
Henry
and
j
hasn't
seen
in
many
a
year.
centre
Paul
Roniy
got
the
oMi-j
The
Rangers'
8-3
victory
over
:
era.
r
,
Boston
Bruins
Wednesday
niglit
!
Boston
rallied
onoe
late
in
the
nhtT
Doug's
four-point
part
in
it
j
first
period
as
Cal
Gardner
and
GEORGE
A.
COOK
Ivy
Stewart,
of
A
Division
to.)
l'til
l.'elco
City
Mixeil
liowliir
League
keglers
Friday
when
si;
collected
women's
high
sing!.1
wilh
a
wore
of
?'.!il
and
!.
tool;
women's
high
three
wi'h
C8!.
Men's
high
single
in
A
Division
W".s
laki-u
lY
Heg
Oilut
with
209
and
Byron
Lofgren
rolled
Co7
to
win
men's
hip.h
three.
Savoy
with
i:!U
and
SLM'i
took
team
high
honors.
In
B
Division,
Tom
Nicoll
win
men's
high
lime
with
i'.'.il
ana
I(e4
Lursnii
captured
men's
higa
triple
with
5'j2.
Women's
hip.h
single-war,
taken
by
Irene
Lindsay
with
208
and
(.'aril
Brent
-
UV.)
-
Hi
it
Up.
W'"fl
FINAL
CLEARING
OF
-f
IM
i,en
rolled
535
for
women's
high
S
I
i
Winter
Coats
X.-
te6I,
:
three.
Timber-Tics
rolled.
ys
Tn-Vi
y-vC-
V
J'
:for
team
high
single
nml
Cnn-
"
1'JV(
y-h,
bocds
won
team
high
three
Willi
5..1
7
f.Ui
'
Insults:
vjbj:
i
IB
if
.
-
.it
"v
r
LADIES
!!
H(?re
is
your
chance
to
gel
o
winter
coot
at
a
red
saving.
Good
selection
of
colors
and
styles
to
choose
from.
I
A
Division
-
Savoy
3,
Noi
th-
!
land
Dail
y
1:
B.i!.;i.io
3,
ME
Wildcats
1
;
Resi
luals
3,
No
r
Lames
1.
B
Division
-
Central
Cafe
3.
Pilots
1:
Conbc((is
3,
MB
Lucky
Strikes
1;
Timber-Tics
3.
IU-
:
Bailers
1.
1
?
were
impressive
enough.
But
uoug
Monns
tallica
to
reauee
even
more
awe-inspirinn
to
tha
lhe
New
York
margin
to
a-.l.
13.483
fans,
largest
New
York
1
But
by
the
time
Dave
Creighton
week-day
crowd
in
years,
was
scored
the
final
Bruin
goal
m
the
effect
on
his
team-mates.
,
the
second
frame
it
was
a
lost
That
33-vear-old
Max
Bent-
I
cause.
Ipymild
perk
up
on
beins
r"-
I
It
was
primarily
a
-
Beniiev
united
wilh
his
brother
was
to!
''how.
Expected
to
show
with
be-espocled.
Four
years
Doug's
1
Max
when
the
opposition
was
junior
but
subject
to
a
host
of
short-handed,
Douu
filled
the
'
real
and
imaginary
aches
and
role
to
perfection
Then
they
pains
for
the
last
few
years.
;
came
on
the
ice
as
a
line
with
Max
flew
in
his
old
style
and
j
veteran
Edgar
Lapru"c-
and
produced
two
goals
and
a
pair
!
produced
.he
first
K
..er
goal
of
assists.
i
w!lhin
m-conds.
Hut
the
sight
of
the
pair
of
i
A
little
later
Dtutg
appeared
liglil
weight
stickhandlers
froin
with
Luprudc
as
a
DHisilfi,
8a.sk.
,
reunited
for
the
iutj
team,
performing
as
if
he
first
time
since
Max
was
traded
hade
done
it
all
his
life,
to
Toronto
by
Chicago
Black
;
The
little
guy
was
all
ovr
Hawks
In
October,
1947,
c'.ici
the
ice,
eluding
the
.heavier
things
to
the
other
Rangers.
Bruins,
shaking
off
the
bodilv
TORONTO
EAST
YORK
I.VNDIH'RSTS
of
the
Ontario
Hockey
Association's
Senior
B
league
will
represent
Canada
at
the
world
amateur
hockey
championships
In
Stockholm
Feb.
26-March
7.
Left
to
right:
(back
rowi
John
Scott,
John
P
etro,
c,oach
Greg
CHirie,
Moe
Galland,
George
Rayiiss-
i
middle
rowi
Harold
Fiskari,
Norm
Gr.iy,
Vic
Sluce,
Dan
Windley,
Russ
Robertson,
Dei
Couch:
front
rowi
Don
Preston,
secretary,
Earl
Clements,'
Gavin
Lindsay,
captain
Tom
Campbell,
Reg
Spragse,
trainer
Lawrence
KerruCand
Bob
Kennedy."-
Seattle
Bombers
Rob
Royals
I
Songin
Signs
Of
Chance
at
Third
Place
with
Hamilton
Reg.
to
$55.00
SALE
PRICE
Ungainly
Ivan
Irwin,
always
a
contact
he
couldn't
avoid,
lav-
,,
.,.,
.
,
,
'
,
...
,
HAMILTON
CP
.Tuke
Oa
;-.
,d
rlouter
at
his
defence
po,:t.
.
in?
soft
passes
on
Ranger
stick,
.
f
"
J
i
Into
the
No.
3
posiUon,
Roya
s
daur,
elected
president
of
Ham-
).n
nPruin,,
.i
ii:
..a
K,
,
Third
place
m
the
Western
were
rocked
back
on
their
neeU
,
,.
Ttucr-Onis
of
the
Hie
Four
ice
and
making
stickhandlin"
;
riers.
Max
saw
less
action
but
i
?ot'k.,'y
Lcae.ue
I,roved.
an
'i'1
,hV
lH?"
Isst-plnee
Seattle
j
Fodtbal
"Onion,
said
Wednesday
MEN'S
Bombers
night
that
quarterback
Ed
Son-
motions.
Jack
Evans,
still
on
performed
similar
dip;
y-doodl
'
,L
!
1
,
wt:sl
'
.trial
ai
n
R-mirer
after
n
vran
tool.
rf
rtoht
tpr
Rnyils
Wednesday
niglit
j
Bombers
looked
anything
but
two
points
to
j
cellar-dwellers
as
they
dominat-
vnder
Doug's
direction
with
the
goals,
nix
were
scored
or
set
up
,
,HclmK
only
"ly,
Saskatoon
Quakers
of
the
West-,
by
a
Bmtlcy.
.
r'nr
ovcr
busk:i
itoon
Quakers
ed
the
p
ly,
sweeping
to
a
3-1
ai.
who
led
the
club
to
theif
Grey
Cup
victory
over
Winnipeg
last
season,
has,
signed
for
the
1U54
.cinnpaign.
He
predicted
a
two-way
fig.ht
(or
the.ouarterback
i't'.'
b.'lwi'en
sun
ilead
in
tne
first
frame,
addinj
two
more
in
the
secon:'.
and
n
singleton
in
Oil;
third.
1'
'
.
.--i
A
OUTDOORS
W:,l,
VUj-
Maple
Leak
.
Bounce
Flyers
lhe
following
wolf
ct
was
de-
ing
good
sized
dark
colored
dollies
'
Royals'
only
consolalion
cnie
I
Songln
and
triple-ii..at
Travis
Irifii
a
goal
by
Gordie
Fashoway
!
1
iclwell
r
mer
Auoutn
Univer-that,
boosted
his
leaguc-lcadin':
I".
-ity
"U
.
-w
York
Giants
st:r.
total
to
31.
!
...
.
..
.
Men's
made-to
-rne;
tire
suits
in
o
lc
variety
of
cloths
c
styles.
You
pay
for
the
veloped
and
perfected
by
the
on
salmon
eggs
shows
that
the
:
Intrt
ffsenntanf
Seattle
scoring
was
sli
ned
bv
Dave
Wall,
Danny
Sprout,
Rudv
Alaska
Fish
and
Wild
Life
Ser-
anulers
are
nerniittinu
the
h.iit
vice
during
several
seasons,
and
to
act
more
nearly
as
though
it
is;
actually
killed
five
wolves
on
a
!
being
still-fished,
and
this
is
a
Fillon,
Herb
Jet.'ery,
Guyle
Fielder
and
Dale
Sweaney.
Wall
By
The
Cnn.idliin
Press
Nelson
Maple
Leafs,
cari'yir.i
single
HOC.
cardinal
latllt
in
last
Water!
liy
,n
n
nmniiiir
hnttln
ur.lh
Snn-
r.nd
Vir.lrier
pnch
hnrt
a
nnir
nl
First
and
highly
important
Is
(
much
less
lead
and
a
cleverer
use
,
kime
Fiyers
over
tlvrd
spot
in
the
;
assists.
....
,
t
with
one
pair
of
(K
...
and
get
Extra
Pants
h
.u
.oic
tne
TOiirak
acuinR,
me
.
oi
me
duck
eouies
to
lUKe
me
,
Western
Inu-mauonal
llurkev
i
Onlv
1.000
New
Westminster
t
iper
must
walk
the
tidal
flats
lure
deep,
let
the
water
work
for
;
League,
settled
things,
tempor-
fans
braved
a
snowstorm
to',
you
by
eliminating
line
drag
mily
at
least,
Wednesday
nigh,.
;
watch
the
came
and
they
had!
.n
wolf
territory
until
he
finds
n
tide-pool
which
is
from
eight
to
10
inches
deep
and
20
feet
across,
generally
round
in
shape,
that
gives
the
lure
an
unnatural
j
Flyers
were
bounced
into
the;
little
to
cheer
about
after
the'
action,
practice
"mending
the
!
basement
at
Nelson
when
they
;
first
three
minutes.
.
.
cast"
by
picking
up
some
of
the
1
absorbed
a
6-4
defeat
despite'
01,..,
.,.Iir.K,
HE
UNIVERSA
Third
Avenue
ot
Sixth
Street
MJtLm
!
J
10
for
iOt
i
H
I
1
1:
'-.f
I
i
iiond
oispiNsm
a
Q
-"lO'
Jl
Willi
.mlir!!tW!ll
N
tor
used
blodei.
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OCT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
but
somewhat
oval
is
still
suit-!
floating
lino
and'
setting
it
the
hat
trick
performed
by
Bill
,,
,
'
,v,
able.
It
does
not
matter
if
the
I
down
ahead
of
the
lure
in
thlRamsden.
Wingy
Johnston,
the;
v,aU
con.n,
I
pool
is
near
or
far
from
the
tide-j
path
it
would
eventually
reach.
!
Flyer's
playing-coach,
picked
up
.
Bombers
at
2:36
and
H
ti
the
vet-jj
i
water,
or
whether
or
not
It
be-
Do
these
things
and
study
th
the
other
Spokane
goal
but
wlsit
ran
detenceman
made
it
i-0
-eomet,
n
poo.
eariy
or
W.-s
In
thelstream
and
allow
your
lure
to
Ko!
flowed
down
by
a
match-mis-
Just
iO
conds
later.
abnoway
tida
:
change.
I
where
it
would
if
entirely
unen-1
conduc
t
penalty
in
the
third
l"
eap
momentarily
ADVERTISING
IN
T1IK
OAiLY
Nl-.WS
BRINGS
RESU1
cumbered
line
and
leader.
!
Iramc
and
a
laajor
in
the
sec-
,
Next
by
J.1-'
is
to
kill
a
hair
seal
and
Bombers
a
T
sa'.-!
,
Place
him
in
the
centre
ut
the
This
can
be
learned
by
tossing
end.
!..,
..,
t:
msam
pool
so
that
about
half
of
thek'hiall
twigs
er
similar
available
j
Leafs
spu-uj
the
scoring
hen-
pu,on
anc
Jefrery'
jn
the
see-''
carcass
is
above
the
water
at
low
debris
into
the
stKam,
and
then
civs
around
with
gon
Is
going
to
Gnd
and
Sweanc.y
in
thf,
third'
(
Modern
Mail
tide
fasten
the
flippers
cunning-
'
we'chinir
its
course
and
actions.
;
Kea
Koenie.
15111
iiauiane,
L,ee
ly
to
HEAVY
stones
with
strong'
Our
steelhead
angling
will
Hyssop.
Jimmy
Lowe,
Don
Ap-concealed
wire,
then
ile
more
I
st"ct
P
t0
huge
amount
of
Pic'on
and
Marty
Burton
"own
2-1
at
the
end
of
the
!
n"l"B
becau.se
of
the!
HEAVY
rocks
on
and
around
the
Pressure
;
fnvst,
I.eafs
came
hack
with
four
r
.i,.
i,
ho
f
u
oii.
:
vvonilerfiil
mMenishment
it
re-
period
completed
,
the
,
Seattle
;
coring.
League,
action
Swings
to
the
prairies
tonight,
where'
Sa.ska-
.
rnnriva
iiit
o
tr,
VdtriAn.
o'u
w
tjiab
iv
win
iiui
uc
ijuooiuit;
.
.
tu
...
.
.
1-
j
.,
i
roivec
fr.nn
t,,P
neenn
hut
IHs
lin
markei
S
in
the
.VCOl
!ton
F1y,s
ln
lhe
on'y;
eam
JU'
WUIU
luuiag
l
cuicass
1
'
.hiln
hth
;
it
.ich
,,r.lrl
Ir
tr
hOtil
,t"r...l.S
CO.
.ICCled
in
.
.
.
1
ir.
nrvanltwri
niwlwt
tn
onsiiro
V.-htlC
scheduled.
:
v;ty
iilhii
us
position.
:
.ts.....
v
-
-
'.hat.
the
headwaters
(where
theltil("
f'n;jl
nl:
.-.ior
LraRiie
Then
spread
a
half
dozen
number
four
or
four-andra-half
vouna
fish
are
hatched
and'
The
Okannc
ii
make
their
tint
rowth
before
traps,
around
in
the
water
five
icaimes
action
t-.niyht
with
Vernon
Canadians
taking
on
Kelowna
Packers
at
home.
The
Journeying
to
thf
sea)
are
fully
f
feet
away
from
the
seal,
do
not
.
.
.
..
...
nrntertfri
at
all
times,
wjitch
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
,
New
address:
303
3rd
Ave.
W
Phone-Oreen
960
vTe
Vn
TrT
out
for
those
commercial
inter-'
WIHL
is
id.o
ain
until
Salur-
ve
verv
,"u--e
to
anchor
them
secure-.
.
smwnine
1
dav
when
Kimbcrley
meets
ly
to
fiat
rocks,
(these
are
harder
,
hniaZ
dnS
I
Tri.il
and
Nelson
journeys
to
lor
tne
ammai
to
arag
and
also
1
.
.
used
.
,,
tractors
and
.
,
.
Snokane.
roughly
equip
rA
(r.,iM.
it
!
.w
......
..i6,.
u
rnont-
thio
Iq
tint
nnintsrl
nt
the
'
large
outfits
only
but
could
also
Look
at
these
extra
features
fa
in
MODERN
MAID
LAMP
IN
BACKGROUND
no
fjhnows,
no
nlarc.
9
TOP
UNITS
.
.
.
net
3,
cot
5,
but
7
diffc
speeds.
STORAGE
...
.
2
huge
storage
drawers.
(
HEAT
.
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Automatic
Prc-hcat.
,
MODERN
AAA
ID
.
!
.
the
best
vc
.
today
for
anyone's
cooking
do
FULLY
AUTOMAT!
Only
any
part
of
the
anchor
rocks
.how
above
water
in
rase
a
wire
or
chain
becomes
visible
or
able
to
give
off
the
iron
smell
which
scares
trap-shy
creatures.
At
all
times
when
preparing
or
visiting
this
set,
use
all
the
precautions
to
prevent
man-smell
or
sign
showing
such
as
any
CIVIC
CENTRE
GYMNASIUM
'
1
'
KETCHIKAN
ROCKETS
be
meant
for
the
back
lots
logger
who
has
absolutely
no
harmful
intent,
but
who
simply
does
not
Understand
the
damage
he
may
do.
Merely
by
driving
a
tractor
across
a
stream
only
two
feet
wide
could
destroy
the
bed
of
that,
st
ream,
jso
that
the
steellK
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oet
trt'tflke
the
setil
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be
deprived
of
water-
lv
thf
you.
it's
worth
five
dollars!
The
changing
tides
and
salt
water
same
token
this
same
..actor
might
bog
down
-.nly
a
little,
yet
the
sm
.11
in
uc
and
clay
dam
will
be
working
in
the
trapper's
favor
all
the
time
this
set
is
ri
.
r
alive,
so
visit
it
from
a
,
good
tnus
created
could
easily
divert,
distance
quite
frequently,
and
the
.stream
into
a
different
bed
PRINCE
RUPERT
'
CHALLENGERS
THIS
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
8.30
p.m.
good
luck,
trappers!
,
.
:,fr.,rn
which
the
water
could
never
reach
the
ocean,
but
become
dis-
The.
Cloyah
has
steelheads
slpatcd
entirely.
Small
things,,
true,
but
they
are
for
you
to
take
again,
but
they
are
not
falling
to
some
of
our
newer
anglers;
the
fact
that
these
anglers
are
tak-
1
care
of,
my
angler
brother
for
lAmtei
Mebus
CHINESE
HOOKED
RUG
Imported
rugs
of
the
very
finest
quality.
M
tiful
arrav
of
fine
colors
in
lovelv
floral
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COLOR
HARMONY
REFRIGERATORS
See
the
color
,
,
,
see
the
features
.
.
.
see
the
value
.
.
.
you'll
be
convinced
that
there's
a
place
in
S'our
kitchen,
for
new,
Modern
Quicfrez.
9
Cu.
Ft.
Model
terns.
Heavy
long
-wearing
looped
pile,
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so
that
the
edges
can't
fray.
Several
sizes
your
home.
Expensive
looking
yet
reason
priced.
mi.
1
The
same
chefs
who
know
the
secret
of
the
world's
favourite
ketchup
have
put
their
heads
together
to
give
you
s-niart
siniile
recipes
rhat
will
enable
you
to
use
I
k
in,
"rcit
magic"
in
yonr
kitchen.
We're
in
the
middle
o(
the
cold
w
cathcr
anil
perhaps
your
pood
warming
meals
arc
already
petting
a
teeny
bit
monotonous
for
your
family.
You
can
tickle
tired
palates
with
the
same
flavour
that
.
makes
people
reach
for
the
famous
red
liottlc
in
restaurants.
Ilcinz
lomato
Ketchup
is
asked
for
by
millions
who
expect
the
licsr.
Never
buy
less
thin
two
K)trcsonc
for
youf
cooking
and
one
for
the
tabic.
GET
A
FREE
RECIPE
iOOK
AT
YOUR
GROCER'S
K
(he
ketchup
you
buy
does
not
hove
lhe
recipe
book
ollached,
wrlle
lhe
H.
J.
Helm
Company
of
Canada
lid.,
Dept.
S.P.,
Uamlnflton,
Ontario.
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x
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on
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IT
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