5SjSsSSggS
Prune
tlupctt
Dail?
nctos
Monday,
January
3,
1949
f"
JiilpottEvitt
kets
and.
with
less
than
half
a
mimii'imalning
and
behind
by
one
point,
Rupert
Holkestad,
one
of
the
best
of
the
local
four
shot
artists,
stepped
up
to
the
free
throw
line
and
calmly
canned
SPORTS
in
mn
YEAR-EHD
CLASSIC
SEES
CITY
For
MEN
X
And"
BOY?
PRELIMINARY
GAME
In
the
preliminary
game
Sat-
j
urday
night,
Fashion
Footwear
hung
on
to
their
first
place
in
the
Intermediate
Basketball
League
with
a
close
win
over
jhis
shot
to
tie
the
score
at
44
all,
the
score
that
ended
the
regulation
playing
time
of
the
HOOPSTERS
Will
OVER
KETCHIKAN
game,
and
Cc.
Ltd.
Can
Suppl
You
With
R
Including
Fir,
Cedar,
etc.
Stone's
by
the
score
of
38-29.
The
play
was
close
for
three-Quarters
of
the
game
with
8
In
two
thrilling
games
the'
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
heat
I
Vancouver
Arrow
by
score
of
i
61-66
and
56-53
in
the
two-game
inter-city
basketball
series.
I
Prim
Rupert
53,
Kete
Mkan
47
The
curtain
was
rung
down
on
1948
basketball
The
overtime
period
of
fiv
rninutes
was
close
for
the
3
min
utes
and
then
Rupert
gained
a
lead
.they
never
lost,
Morgan
scored
just
a
the
bell
ended
the
game
which
gave
the
locals
a
6-poU4
advantage-
MEN'S
AK
SOYS'
ICZ'':
AX
fcHOLi
Af
ZT
SAVING
PRICES
MEN'S
)RESS
fell
IRTS
'
$2.25
to
$1.(
0
MEN'S
SPORT
SH'ST
$4.75
to
MEN'S
SILK
TiES
50c
to
$1.05
MEN'S
SCARVES
neithe
team
able
to
gain
a
lead.
In
the
final
quarter
Fashion
started
checking
up
court
aid
intercepted
many
passes.
Their
fast
breaks
also
helped
them
as
jORING
in
Fir
or
Hemlock
pING-AI'Types
.
.
jYifjay
fljght
when
Prince
Rupert
captured
their
sec-
h,?,
fU1"
al,a
luSchwm
m
n
win
from
Ketchikan
in
H
thpifling
overtime
garr.c
nonor
r
of
the
,
P
,
,
visiting
Vancouver'-v
.-
a
nil
-
-
t-i
Arrows
basketball
team
Ted
M!'b"
the
f
re
53
l.Q.47'
The
NtW
Year
S
Kve
cr0wd
j.on.
their
coach,
called
Prince!
8w
a
close
and
exeitmg
game.
The
shooting
records
show
SASH
an!
DOOR
Ketchikan
making
15
free
throw
frnm
Tl
t
I.
OTYl
r..ri
o
n
A
Ifi
fiplfi
n.i.L
i
,1
i
i
j.
"
v....t-w-
Stone's
were
slow
in
forming
their
defense.
Stone's
show
much
improvement
over
their
early
season
games.
Individual
scoring:
and
Rupert's
Civic
Centre
and
gym)
pom
trains
-jiuweu
a
niarKeq
improvement
over
goaU
from
74
attempted.
Prince
r
Paisleys,
etc.
$1.50
MEN'S
SCL
for
Dress
nasium
an
amazing"
set-UD.
thpi
nltiv
in
th
first,
earn
HaIi
Rupert
canned
15
out
of
3
free
nou
foothills
albkrta
coal
Vancouver
naa
nothing
to
eom-1
h
a
d
1
1
n
g
wan
smoother,
al
3U
to
20
lead
which
was
cut
to
shots
attempted
and
13
field
Kstehikan
Johansen
9,
Lud-
hn
all
nizos
,
-
goals
from
92
shots.
The
fouls
pare
with
It,
he
added.
.
12
At
Ketchikan,
Prince
Rii
i
though
the
locals
did
have
some
difficulty
In
handling;
the
game
S
points,
32-27
as
the
third
quarter
endvti-
wigsen
7,
Christensen
12,
Vincent
45c
to
$1.25
MEN'S
PRESS
GLOVES
$2.45
to
S4.0U
wr
24
for
Ketchikan
and
2Q
7,
Markuson
?,
Erickson
8,
Lewis,
I
'I
PHONE
651
!
1
I
Ketchikan
featured
a
brand
pt-i-l
s
Bo-Me-Hi
team
won
one
i
ball
which
helonge4
to
the
vWt-and
lot
one.
to
the
Kayhl
bas-1
tor
floor
play
on
both
sides
was
Olsen
2.-47.
MEN'S
-UANDKF.RCKIEFS
of
passing
that
kept
the
ball
on
Prince
Rupert
R.
.
Holkestad
ketball
team,
scores
beinif
41-20
i
wide
onen
and
this
led
to
more
1
-
I
20c
to
50
for
Prince
Rupert.
Beyfton
ewumued
his
outstanding
play
of
the
first
game
and
was
the
playmafcer
for
the
locals.
His
ahilily
to
set
the
lor
Kayhl
and
53-42
for
Bo-Me-1
scoring.
the
move
all
the
time.
Rupert's
superior
shooting
and
defensive
ability
kept
them
in
the
ball
MEN'S
BELTS
and
BRICKS
Hi.
Ketchikan
won
by
one
point
MrWM
The
Ketehikan
?one
defense
95c
to
$1.75
MEN'S
WORSTED
M'lTS
on
the
two
game
series.
7,
J.
Lindsay
17,
H.
Halkestad
5,
Macphee
1,
Beynon
7,
Thompson
2,
Arney
2,
Davis,
Morgan
3,
Dominato
9.-53.
Fashion
Footwear
Haugan
9,
Pierce
4,
James
2,
Arntsen
3,
pattern
of
play
and
feed
his
game.
again
held
back
the
Prince
Ru-
20
At
a
meetins
in
t,h
Civic
i
forwards
was
easily
noticeable
Perfect
Fit
and
Good
M-e
Centre
under
the
a,,snw.nf
th;Pert
am
until
the
final
fuar-
Canartinn
I.eeinn
Athene
rnmJter
when
they
8tartpd
to
drive
Play
in
the
final
10
minutes
was
fast
with
both
teams
struggling
hard
to
gain
a
lead.
Prince
,
Rupert,
cu.
from
behind
U,
Lindsay
was
the
shooting
star
of
the
game
and
of
the
series.
'from
behind
with
fast
breaks
ISlatta
6,
Teng
u:
intermela.
38.
mittf.p
preliminary
pians
were;
Stv
Dotninlo
played
one
of
hi.
I
and
long
passes.
!
niacie
lor
a
Northern
B.
C.
Track
Stone's
Smith
8,
Christoff
6,
McChesney
4,
Marshall
'
2,
Du
gain
a
tie
at
39-all
with
5
min-
$37.50
MEN'S
TOPCO.iTS
.
,
$22.0(1
.
4
MEN'S
PANT
;
For
Press
and
Sen
I-Drew
$1.50
to
$9.50
etter
games
and
gave
everybody
a
surprise
as
he
came
"Ber
wort
Pr
Insertion,
minimum
cowr.
too.
wnn
Mutluw
i
uf
Tan.
Uet
Notices,
Funeral
Notice,
,arrlav
T
r
Engagement
Announcement:
t'd
I
.-ECIA-
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
HtlCE
ttnlnrf
IB
payable
in
advance.
Vletum
relralu
(ruut
Mlepbonlng
In
the
second
quarter
Ketchl-
utes
remaining.
The
teams
then
mas
5,
Wesch
4,
Young,
Krist-manson.
29.
kan
came
from
behind
an
8-:
pjayed
slower
with
possession
of
through
offensively
when
points
an
'J
FU-'d
meet
tu
be
held
on
Dominion
Day.
ItURlAUY
2
-The
season's
highest
score
i
1-
point
deficit
to
rack
up
20
points
the
ball
the
main
idea
in
thcK
'were
needed
in
the
final
quar
f
UH
REST
U
jtOTH'E
MEN'S
GABARDINE
(COATS
to
2
for
the
locals
ant
take
a
play.
Each
team
matched,
bat'
ter
and
the
overtime
period.
Ail
FOR
RENT
One
three
roomed
in
anv
leacue
in
the.
eilv
5-nin
to
Stiinn.
and
l
ka.
In
the
Prince
.
:
r
tne
locaj.j
played
fine
ball
and
suite.
Furnished.
Private
bath.iw
.
ti
ral
Hospital,
on
New
Metlakatla
Aoulv
Wiihi!i"ton
Bik
oi
'
UU
A
u"8
cuiuciejice
was
niaae
oy
,
duii
scries
ute
Pup
final
the
Battery
defeated
should
gain
stature
as
the
sea-
j
py-".--
,
.
"
.
fl.i-
r.i
n
;
ff-
-J'
P
uary
I,
a
daiigh-
Pmme
Black
i'M,
I2i
.
Frank
Comqtflna
who
topped
the
(
ill
nign
oenooi
i-l.
-
-
goes
aiuns
t
In.
the
baseball
series
with
I
The
Ketchikan
Rockers
plaved
300
mark
in
each
game
with
801
FOR
RENT
Slrepin
Room
Borden
Street.
THANKS
0!
(til
scores
of
311,
337
and
312
for
a
team
defeated
the
local
AJi-Star
in
the
first
game
67-53
but
the
locals
won
tlie
second
game
51-45.
12
BUly
Hamilton,
Ketchikan,
ible
to
reach
every,
FOR
RENT
7
i
oil
in
unfurnished
total
of
1010.
All-Stars
won
13-4
and
12-9
with
'and
threw
.
against
the
locals
i
f
m
l
personally,
t
house,
close
in.
(j.
I
Tinker
&
5
-
Prince
Rupert
All
-
Stars
the
third
game
tied
at
4
each.
their
zone
defense
which
they
1
1
ms
ooDoriunivi
10
i
t
r
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
57
hue
and
an
tor
me
:
maintained
their
unbeaten
rec-
In
bowling,
the
team
composed
1
are
noted
for.
The
defense
weak-
Tailor-Made,
All-Wool
Regular
$45-
NOW
.
$30.00
MEN
S
HATS
New
Styles
and
Snad-.-.'.
.
$3.00
to
S6.15
MEN'S
DRESS
SROVS
Solid
Leather,
Good
FitU.ia
Black
and
Brown
$6.00
to
$10.(50
BOYS'
SPORT
SHIRTS
Assorted
Shvies
-,
$1.45
to
SI.
75
BOYS'
HELMETS
-
Lined
95c
to
$1.23
BOYS'
GOLF
1HS
and
food
parcels
FOH
RENT
JT
of
Jock
McGreish,
Thomas
Mc-
ened
only
when
the
going
got
room
il
-To
quiet
couple,
4
ord
this
year
when
they
won
at.
Apply
21o
4th
East.jlt.,nn
lh
K,trhlkan
A.SUr,
hy
won
from
Put
Johnson
in
the
main
event
of
the
Canadian
Legion's
international
boxing
tour
nament
before
COO
spectators.
15-The
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
d
at
Christmas.
llrs.
Adele'Duncan
I
and
children.
)ft
SAI.B
WANTED
Meckin
and
frc-d
Hardy
defeated
a
team
made
up
of
John
Ross,
James
Irvine
and
Billy
Reid
and
so
won
the
Tip
Top
Tailors'
cup.
4
and
5
Prince
Rupert
won
the
first
baseball
game
against
Ketchikan
at
Ketchikan
by
12-1
but
lost
the
other
two
4-5
and
2-
harder
and
time
was
running
out.
Vincent
played'
another
good
game
at
guard.
Christen-t?n
was
their
top
scorer.
They
missed
Ludwtgsen
in
the
overtime
period
as
he
left
the
noor
in
the
fourth
quarter
via
the
foul
route.
scores
oi
bj-bi
(alter
overtime)
,
;
and
71-05.
A
third
game
played
as
an
.exhibition
game
was
won
by
Ketchikan
55-43.
23
In
a
Canadian
Legion
Billiards
tournament,
Neil
Camer-
WANTK
D
Car
r,ailPrles.
car
radiators,
brass
ind
sooner:
PrtViny
eood
pnees.
See
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO.,
Black
324.
WANTED
Junk
scrap
Iron
and
scrap
.steel.
Phone
543.
tf
Club
decided
to
build
a
new
concrete
swimming
pool
30
by
75
at
McClymont
Park"
at
a
cost
of
$8,500.
-
16
and
17
At
Port
Atberni,
the
Sew
and
Used
Fur-ew
British
India
Cups
and
Saucers
W
$1
75;
New
House
m
Bookcases,
New
.aiiKes,
New
Hard-Uiv
Used
Radio.-;,
tics.
3
piece
Ches
on
made
a
faultless
break
of
72
Prince
Rupert
All
Stars
won
The
games
between
these
i
jfff
-In
a
baseball
eame
curtail-
teams
are
always
close
and
j
WANTKI)
TO
KENT
-
Par
one
year
2
or
3
lydr.H.m
pHrtmcu1
or
holla-,
'
Ptin.is.luil
r
liTicti
Call
Room
j
26-
in
defeating
W,
Strachan.
jboth
games
62-55
and
43-37
to
20
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
win
the
British
Columbia
Senior
ty
Burner
Ranges,
62
Priiiof
ituikrt
Hotel,
or
phonM
Iiluc
3s
14.
I
kinds
ot
other
use-
n
s
at
low
prices.
B
C.
Pure
Wool
.
90c
to
$1.15
'
BOYS'
BELTS
and
Itrw
50c
to
85c
-
BOYS'
ALL-WOOL
SFO-T
-JACKETS
PJaiak
-
SllK
DRESSING
COWNS
'
Shantung,
Hard-embroidert-i
ale
a!'
R,
thrilling.
It
the
last
five
games
played
three
of
them
have
gone
into
overtime
with
the
locals
coming
up
with
the
win
every
1
time.
XI.
CO..
Black
324
LOST
ed
by
rain,
prince
Rupert
All-Stars
eked
out
a
2-1
victory
over
the
visiting
Smithers
nine.
Al'GLST
.
4
C.N.R.A.
won
the
City
Fast-
scored
another
International
;
B
Provincial
Championship,
victory
by
whining
from
New!
17
and
18
-Over
six
hundred
Metlakatla
48-33
and
57-37.
spectators
watched
three
hund-26
-
R.
H.
Simonson
won
a
Can-
I
red
participants
in
the
Rup-Rec
-
(tii
LC)3T-One
Heavy
8:25
Truck
Chain.
Reward.
Phone
53.
j
3
LOST
mark
wallet.
Uwl
In
taxi.
adlan
Legion
Billiards
tourna-;
display
under
the
supervisors
pall
League
championship
by
'
Wf.tl
Pocp
r.rl
nfica
I'frti
rl
i
.-i.,
f
-.
,..-,1
,
fl":
Made
in
China
-Ref
22.00
"
-
-
"
jaa-7.
-.
HHm.mt
H..U-I
or
Sons
of
Norway.
;
2()0
to
195
in
an
exciting
finish
Contain.-,
very
lmVrtmit
navy
Uii-.
,
iSUnn.
MAY
-
&48
4-ton
Diamond
T
Wipes,
like
new
Apply
I.
Pi
Hire
Kupert.
141
ri
h
p.
V3
Marine
'pnnine.
Completely
C
New
block,
heads.
Itvm
and
-carinas,
fcilh
clutch
tran--ihi
universal.
$300.
i
K78
or
Box
1249.
2i
I
9
Prince
Rupert
and
Smithers
Thi
xivtitimmnt
b
not
publnhtd
oi
ui
Daily
New...
Kewai.i
lautii
'.
4
Kincolith,
previous
year's'
10
As
a
pre-season
baseball
LOST
-
One
blacit
iur-imed
champions
last
to
KUlmaat
in
';
feature,
an
All-Star
Nine
beat
a
ditpltytd
by
th
Liquor
Contiol
botid
w
bv
tri
Govtramtnt
of
Botub
Cslumbi
Split
-
baseball
c!juble-head'r
at
Smithers
with
Prince
Rupert
winning
the
first
game
7-1
and
losing
the
second
12-13.
Prince
eluve.
fan
Blue
(509
or
leave
iiie
first
round
of
the
Northern
,
team
Irom
li.M.c.s.
uniario
lt-i
at
Dailv
News.
i3
B.
C.
Native
basketball
cham-
before
a
large
crowd.
(3i
SITUATIONS
VACANT
tK
H(h
SALE
uriter
lumber
more
illv
u.se
the
modern
i
i-date
Ivpe
National
e
S
iwmills
o"
f-i
itional
Miichinerv
..v
Limited.
Vancouver.
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop,
PnONE
37
P.O.
Box
54t
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
ttfl
-
"
$8-95
-
-
5-P1ECL
LUNCHEON
rT
Beautiful
Design-'
Reg.
$4.50
NOW-,
j
$2.25
LADIES'
HANDKERCHIEFS
'
Embroidered
and
Late
35c
to
95c
LADIES'
HUs
-
55c
to
$1.05
KNITTING
WtMMi
Skeins
and
Balls,
Best
Quality
3
and
4-PIy
Big
Variety
.
30c
and
4-ot.
feOo
BOYS'
PANTS
,
Tweeds
and
Worsteds
-
Big
Assortment.
Pricea
$2.75
to
$1.73
1
BOYS'
SWEATERS-
All-Woo!
Assorted
Prices
.
...
A
rubber
manufacturer
manufacturing
a
full
ramie
of
mechanical
goods,
tires
and
tubes
and
accessories
and
rubber
footwear
requires
the
.services
of
a
salesman
to
handle
the
territory
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Vunderhoof.
pre-ierabiv
as
a
side
line
to
one
calling
on
all
mills,
mines,
general
stores
and
earages.
Commission
basis.
Address
all
replies
with
full
detail
to
Gut-ta
Percha
&
Rubber
Ltd..
526
Beattv
St..
Vancouver.
BC.
rtKSONAL
pionshlp
22-56.
Eight
teams
were
'
10
In
an
Intercity
basketball
j
Rupert
won
the
season's
series,
entered
and
Kincolith
went
on
'series,
Merchants
won
from
Ter-1
20
Dave
Macphee's
rink
won
to
w
in
defeating
Greenville
in
I
race
All-Stars
53-12,
while
in
the
j
the
Woodland
Memorial
Bowling
the
final
27-17.
j
ladies'
event.
Sweet
Sixteen
de-,cup.-
In
an
exhibition
game,
Bo-ltfe-
j
featd
Terrace
girls
30-4
in
both)
22
Savoy
won
the
City
Base-HiH
won
iioin
KiUinaat
38-24.
I
games
at
Terrace.
kail
League
Championship
de
nJack
Lindsay
with
260
1
25
As
the
opener
of
the
base-
feating
Merchants
11-4-points
had
a
one
point
margin
ball
season,
the
Old
Timers
won
j
23
and
27-Prince
Rupert
All-over
Rupe
Holkestad
in
the
Sen-
j
from
the
Youngsters
9-5.
'
star
footballers
defeated
the
lor
Men's
Basketball
season's;
27
The
Fastball
League
got
combined
Navy
team
7-1
and
2-1
league
games.
!
off
to
a
good
start
with
C
.N.R.A.
tQ
wjn
he
Hanson.
Trophy.,
In
the
intermediate,
Don
!
winning
from
the
Co-op
11-4.
SI.PTEMRKR
Schcrk
with
143
points
had
a
13.;
28-The
Prince
Rupert
Tennis,
itThough
High
School
drew
point
lead
over
teammate
Doug
Club
elected
Sam
Jurmahi
as
ft-ith
i2Qth
Battery
in
a
thrilling
cnier
!
their
president
for
the
season.
replay
of
the
protested
football
Rex
Bowling
Alley
Open
to
general
public
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons
and
evenings.
Monday
Tuesday
and
Thursday
ew
rungs
after
9
o'clock.
r,
L
Dressmaking
and
t
-o
S
Call
213
A
4th
h"-t
((ii
VF
CLIENTS
with
best
of
:"piv
uhin8
to
rent
3
.t!i
2
or
3
bedrooms.
:urlv
close
to
shonuinK
cen-
I
"
if
desired.
1
l''U-t
3uer
wants
to
swap
LADIES'
f
game
in
the
Gllhuly
Cup,
the
one
n,
in
ru
,r
close
in
for
3
bed
(Kim
iv
m
What
offers?
j
Jackie
Budinich
with
89
paints
,was
well
ahead
of
Betty
Hamll-
'
JUNE
1
Jdeal
Detergents
won
the
Mixed
Five-Pin
Bowling
.
League
IV.
F
!
in
I
Four
on
8th
East
$1.30
to
$,
TIME
TABLE
d
Heater
included
I
ton
w
ith
64
in
the
Ladies
League
Billy
McChesney
had
liM
points
j
championship
try
defeating
the
tnn
A
Ticrtu-nti'nnla
vc
Mnhlc
I
point
earned
by
the
Gunners
gave
them
possession
of
the
cup.
13
The
120th
Battery
added
a
third
trophy
to
their
collection
when
they
defeated
the
Canadian
Legion
football
team
3-1
in
the
final
of
the
Stuart
Shield.
e
occunancv.
STRONG
AGENCIES.
le
Phone
342.
5i
1
L
WORK
&
Wick,
Starr,
vs.
Rosa
Lees.
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glvt
n,m
11
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vs
v.,
n..
n,viti.i
i
Bud
Ratchford.
Miss
or
Mil
team.
3
After
a
lapse
of
years,
football
was
resumed
with
High
oi-)luo
ers
"J
",
-wwv
,
.
J
L-O-Op
WOll
lioni
oiiuj
.
senior
play-offs
42-41
and
42-33.
School
Rnd
the
Canadian
Legion
j
-
TnstHllatlons
and
SHEET
MET
A
Ta-
and
Gravel
Roof-
The
game
was
marred
by
an
ac
BARGAINS
for
quick
Sale
1941
Plymouth
Club
Coupe
1941
Dodge
Station
Wagon
Both
vehicles
in
good
general
condition.
Can
be
seen
and
demonstrated
at
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Corner
2nd,
3rd
and
Park.
Aves.
PHONE
566.
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
Fpnnles
Store
WOll
from
LiO-
teams
uiayius
w
a
w.
ui
ie.au
&
Sons.
629
gl
Phone
543
(lit
Me-Hi
girls
with
a
total
78-76.
26
Final
,
arrangements
for
the
Dominion
Day
Field
'
and
vs.
Toilers.
Miller
Bay
vs.
Bci-montfs.
Jan.
11
-Boosters
vs.
Big
Sisters.
Brownwoods
vs.
Miller
Bay.
Stars
vs.
Belmonts,
Busy
Bees
vs.
Toilers,
Rosa
Lrrs
vs.
Nobis
&
Wick.
24
Jim
Nicoll
won
a
Canadian
cident
when
Douglas
Christison
sustained
a
fractured
ankle.
14
Angus
.
MacDonald's
rink
won
"the
McClymont
Bowling
tro-
.
If
tfnnl
cvm-cnriSfi
Vw
ihfi
It.
L
r
Lesion
billiards
tournament
y,
4
'-.
f
defeating
Jack
Frew
200-139.
,
Canadian
Legion
were
confirmed
rs
Install
a
steel
ider
vmir
oil
drum
"ate
that
fire
haz-,11
THOM
SHEET
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
In
U15
Junior
basketball
league
j
at
a
full
committee
meeting.
pny.
LTD..
Black
884,
253,
Stones
won
from
M
Jiu
-
m-ny
orawnig
wmi
ine
cun-
t
Avenue.
(tfi
f
23-19
and
30-
At
Canadian
Legion
auuuw
adian
Legion,
the
120th
Battery
-ores
01
play-ofl,
Taxi
by
s
24.
APRIL
Club's
Dominion
W,
rieia
ana
woll
their
fomth
football
trophy
Track
meet,
the
Junior
team
ot
the
season
the
Mobley
Cup.
j'
BOWLS
January
18
-
Brownwoods
vs.
Noble
and
Wick;
Stars
vs.
Rosa
Lees;
Big
Sisters
Vs.
Busy
Bees.
Boosters
vs.
Toilers;
Miller
Bay
vs.
Belmonts.
'
'
January
25
Boosters
vs.
3ig
Sisters',
Brownwoods
vs.
Miller
Bay;
Stars
vs.
Belmonts.
Busy
Bees
vs.
Toilers;
Rosa
Lees
vs.
.
.
I
.
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T.tTinn
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Home
Away
From
Home
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60
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
'
Phone
291
P.O.
Bo
180
4
At
their
annual
meeting,
ketball
series
with
Magce
High
trophy
was
won
by
tne
ettm
-Westvlew
vs.
De-by's
vs.
Savoy
Swing-
School
of
Vancouver
at
the
Civic
I
kan
High
School
team.
The
thc
Clvic
Centre
Bacminton
Club
,..nrl
htl
(VIP
El
's-
,
..
.
....
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
ps
vs.
G.
&
A.,
Man-Aft
&
Odowe?,
Variety
Centre
Bo-Me-Hi
won
the
first
senior
uopuy
yi
,
game
40-36
but
lost
the
second
Corvette
Club
was
won
by
the
i
nvpriimo
49-47
:
Savoy
team.
Noble
and
Wick.
(J.
CLAISEN
&
SON)
elected
Emil
Blain,
president,
Leah
Basso-Bert,
secretary
and
Ronald
McClymont,
treasurer.
8
Art
Chapman,
famous
bas-
Advertise
in
thfl
Daily
News!
(Continuec
on
Page
Six)
We
Take
Listings
of
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
TRY
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
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Thousand
Three
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and
Three
(1303),
five
(5),
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District.
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satisfactory
proffl
of
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Certificate
of
Title
He
niirne
of
Anthony
FOR
QUICK.
SALES
OR
CHARTERS
(Just
East
of
Lipsett's,
Waterfront)
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Green
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filed
in
this
is
lierehv
given
thnt
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expiration
of
one
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Greer
&
Bridden
CONTRACTORS
and
BUILDERS
j
the
date
of
the
first
hereof,
issue
a
Provls-Siite
of
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lieu
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ll
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10
and
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10
p.m.
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REPAIRS
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BOAT
OWNERS
are
invited
to
visit
our
showroom
to
see
the
SIMPLEX
Gas
and
CUMMINS
Diesel
Engines
now
on
display.
We
maintain
a
parts
and
first
class
repair
service
and
are
equipped
to
service
all
makes
and
types
of
internal
combustion
engines.
If
you
are
contemplating
the
purchase
of
a
new
motor
be
sure
to
see
the
SIMPLEX
Gas
and
CUMMINS
Diesel
lines
T
large
range
of
sizes
and
types
to
choose
from.
Economical
to
buy,
dependanble
to
operate.
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