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+ Prince Rupert Uarly News
Thirsday, January: 6. 1955,

ttn oe tentercermeen nee

Registration Deadline
For Basketball Friday

‘ snr eme dy,

Time is running out on ety | ‘Saturday basketball action Uiis
basketball coaches and manng- ‘week will see three league games
ers who have not yet established :played. An Intermedinte fixtare
thetr team lineups, according to; ‘will $ee second clace North Star

Bert. White, secretary. of the}
Prince Rupert Basketball Asso-
clation,

January 7 is the last day for}
fhe registration of players In the |

matched against last place Sun<
'rise and junior boys action hag
(Sport Shop meeting Manson's,
A win for Sport Shop would bring
‘them into a three- way tle for

city leagues and also the Inst {first place with Manson’s and

day for transfer of players with- :
in the leagues, Mr. White sald.

Mr, White also announced that:
the perlod given coaches and:
managers to sign new players :
has been cut by 10 davs this:
year, ‘The deadline és january !

21, Instead of the ustal January !
31 date.

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CIGAR STORE

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© depeead on Dodd's,

Annunelation,

Senior B game will see second
- place Gordon and Anderson meet
the cellar dwelling Rainmakers,
The Booth tenm will be looking
for ils second win of the season
and G & A can creep to within

two points of lergue leading '
Manson's with a wh.

- Sugar Ray Old Self Briefly

In First Fight

DETROIT ( — For 10 exclt-

“ine seconds, It was the Sugar

Ray Robinson of old-swift sharp
and daedly,

In that brief burst, Wednes-
dav night, the fornier middle-
weight champion swarmed syer -
Joe Rindone of Boston and seor-
ed a knockout at 1:37 of the

sixth round successfully to start:

his comeback,
AS a howling crowd of HOT

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The Largest Selection in Prince Rupert
Credit Terms Available why

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Kelowna Women |}
Host For Finals.
| tn '56 Curling

“KELOWNA, BC. ¢ — The Kel
owna Ladies’ Curling Chib. will
{be.,hogts to the 1958 provinela
curling finals, fccording to Jay ce
Underhill of Kelowna, first viee-
president of the B.C, Latics"
Curling Association.

‘The 1055 zone {lve playoffs will
be held In Peachinnd January
y28-29, Deadline for entries Is
Monday, January 10. Clubs are
allowed one mink for every 20
members.

The two winners of zone five
playoffs move on & compete for
the Colllnson Trophy and the
provincial championship tn Trail,
Februgry 23-26.

Western Canada champilon-
ship, consisting of two .provin-

 

“seemed as good as ever,

\{championship of; Victoria Cou- |

clal teams and four western
_ teams, is being held in Winnipeg
March M4.

Aye eee nme

of Comeback

urged him on, Robinson floored
the inept, confused Rindone
With a flashing series of lefts
‘and rights that made one won-
-der why Sugar Ray ever left the
ring In the first place.

But before that, the sleek New
‘Yorker was cautious and wn
certain, showing obvious signs of
‘Als $0-month layoff. Us famous
‘one-two combinations — wasn't
clicking, allhough his: footwork

“T was satisfied with my shaw-

Ing.” Robinson said in his dress-
ing. roons. “Even though my cum-
binations weren't working, I at
“Neast had an opportunity . tq try
‘them,
' “EL ean't honestly say it was
‘one of my better fehts,” he sald,
“TWN take time to regain the
itouch. "

Cougars Vie |

‘With Canucks
| fe 4th Berth

At least one isste in the ‘West -
ern Hockey League serainble
Should be settled this week—the

 

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The two teams, holding down

 

 

IDEAL FOR THE

Fashion

Now Being Demonstrated
THE ASTONISHING NEW

SINGER
AUTOMATIC

SWING NEEDLE MACHINE

Does 101 Stitch Variations as Easy as it
Sows a Straight Seam

Tho Secrot's in tho Fabulous Fashion Dises

, WARM - “DRY.
| dnd CoMF ORTABLE) ‘crushing Canucks 7-4 a8 Ed Dor.

Rubber

=< Footwear

OVERSHOES — RUBBERS
‘FLEECE LINED OVERBOOTS
GUMBOOTS

RAIN AND SNOW

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THE LEADER IN ITS FIELD

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fourth and. fifth positions, -ya-'

Vancouver Friday night in“t

third meeting in four nights.’
Cougars forced the rubber

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l ohoy and Andy Hebenton cach
‘chalked up hat tricks, Vancou- :
‘yer. took’ the opener
Might 4-2,

en) other league uclion Wed-}
inesday night, New Westminster ;
place |

Isqueczed Into second
ilongside = Calgary Stampeders
‘by hanging on for na 6-6 saw-off,

The single point was the only

lone Royals have been able to!

salvage In three games on thelr
lswing. through the Prairie clubs,

| ee rae res me ee a wae ne rat mee arene

Split-T Coach
Rider Choice

Riders have chosen Chan Cold-
well, a drawing, 226-pound
soulherner who favors the -split-

“Tuesday

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next two Bly Four football sea-
sons,

Niaht.

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Hockey Scores.

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Nonton 2, ‘Toronto |

Chicago 4, Now York 2.
Weatern Interiuattonal
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T formation, as couch for the,

Rider president Dave GUI an- |
nounced the cholee of tha 34-'
yenr-old line coach at the Unie,
versity of Tennessce Wednesday
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Before Stocktaking
we dre making a general
clearance in all departments

 

Girls’ School

RAINCOATS,

Navy gabardine, trench style,
waterproof, batiste interlining.
. Sizes 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, Each ....

$1 395

 

NYLON | HOSE

popunr shades, “Eventing

sheer and daytime sheer,
5t and 54 RAURC, 15 denier.

Values up to S150. Clear . ee os
ing Speclal 1 Pair .. “

 
  

 

Window il
Elastic Action. Suffi-.
cient friiling: for the
average window. Also

used for Vanity tables:
and,tirrors, Per piece

$3.79

 

‘known and recom:

“Sheets ond

Pillow Cases

Dan River, This brand ts well

on ob
moied ny
Gecd Mousckeeping, Snow
beached,

Double bed sheets, Pair

$6.75

Hiing Pillow Cases: Pale

$1.59.

 

Flannelette SHEETS _

Approximately 2 yards by 2%
Good

Assorted — plaids.
qualty finished. In singles.

Each sheet . $2. 89

yards,

  

 

FLANNELETTE
SHEETS |

Extra Large. 92 x} 84.
Good heavy qudlity.
Assorted | striped
ders, Each sheet

Special .. 45 3°9

 

 

SATIN

Comforters

Full size assorted col. ,

ors, Satin both. sides! :

Well filled. Cotton and |

. ite nif
wool filling. Sp icin

Each. $9° 95

Sct RUGS

Assorted | Colors, Fringed ‘ends, Hard vearng
twist, Rubberized buck, will not skid,

wir $4.79

21" 36 $7.25

 

Men's and. Boys’ Wear.

 

* PYJAMAS

A good assortmont of strl
cosy for the cold nights, All sizes 36 to 44,.........

‘SUIT 83; 95

 

Boys’

SWEATERS

All pure wool, V-
neck style. Assorted
colors, “Regent”
make, Sizes 26 to
34,

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Mon's: Imported English, Shrinkproof, Wotural

wool shade, Made -by the well known. ore
f ue Sizes 3h to ai
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Our entire stock of warn, ivinter coats go on sale
Friday morning. It will pay yout to seo’ these ¢ won-
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linings — Hannelette interlinings, with tea ae Hi v4
to the hips. ) te
Group ! — Values to sions. $979 98 7 | : gar
Group !! — Valuos to $55.00 a . $339 98 = j ’ Y i
Group W— - Values to $75, 00. bean $495 98 Be { §
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"10 to 20,9017. 16% to2dys, ee
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Group | — Values to $16.95. . $19 9% ME

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Group. M. ~~ Values to $22.50 . [4: _

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| agalee price. Values to $7. 98, ite. Sizes 10 to20, PA br

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Clearing ot one low price. I will
pay | pou to: ¢ them. Values to

se a a «scectteuesecas vases

5394

| ’ @ Plain and rene lace - trimmed styles. ¢
, Straight cut, Reduced from regular stock.” A

SHIRT 7

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4 pony In white and
plain colors, ‘Regular

values to at least $4.95.

Sizes 14 to 17 in the lot. i ia

$349

Men's Flannelotte and Brod |
cloth pajomas in plains and

‘stripes, Sizer 36 10 44, Rog, to
$4.95 |

 

Men's 5 a
SLACKS . atl

Conte i in 1 ond soo this so-.
lection of slacks trom
our regular, stock, Sizes
29 tn 42,

Megular tn $12.05

_#8. 98

we! Men's 8 ounco ‘donlins, Button fly.

DENI MS ‘Sanforteed, Shite 30 to 40, Rea,
$4, 50° Iendueebvssvigshsipednaesrenssinense
—— sporti in 1
“ag good variety of col 9, :

© ors, Slzos
j Reg: to $4, 95° Seni ve

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| Men's

 

Regular to’ $21.00

$12.98

 

 

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ya en lackets with plein and fur
collars, Sizes 36 to 46, hea jar tos
$18, 98,

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