8
Wine
Uupm
Dailp
J3ctos
Tuesday,
October
12,
1948
Holmes'
drive
to
centre
field
!
CLEVELAND
INDIANS
WIN
(Continued
from
Page
One)
SHIPS
and
INTERIOR
MOOSE
IAKE
BEATING
Mnnsp
in
the
Babine
Lake
IC33I
T
hi.
NURSE
BRIDE
OF
BUSINESS
NAN
Miss
Marion
Wanda
Scott
and
Douglas
Payne
United
A
pretty
and
highly
interest-
drive
to
rlghi
field
was
taken
by
Doby.
Torgeson
lined
to
right
field
for
a
two-bagger.
Elliott
walked
to
load
the
bases.
(Gene
Bearden
now
pitching
for
Cleve
land)
Olint
Conatser,
replacing
Rickert,
drove
out
to
r.,t..
country
have
been
taking
a
WATERFRONT
Union
steamer
Cardena
runt.
beating
of
late
as
the
Dig
game
himtin?
season
hits
its
peak
but
inor
U'oH
H
i
n
n-
tinlr
n)arA
XT
inHa
t
cor
irur...
.f
"'
T..
William
McCombe,
arrived
in
port
at
2
o'clock
Mondav
morn
they
do
not
seem
to
profit
by
the
misfortunes
of
their
mates.
Hunters,
on
the
other
hand,
arc
scored..
Gordon
popped
out
to
Elliott.'
Keltner
struck
out.
One
run,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Fourth
Inning
(Boston)
Earl
Torgeson
filed
out
to
left
field.
Bob
Elliott's
infield
hit
could
not
be
held
by
Lemon.
Marv
Rickert's
long
fly
was
taken
by
Mitchell.
Salkeld
walked,
Elliott
to
second.
McCormick
drilled
a
hard
one
over
second.
Gordon,
although
trying
desperately,
failing
to
get
it.
Elliott
scoring.
Stanky
was
walked
to
load
the
b
a
s
e
s.
V
o
i
se
1
1
e's
field
but
Holmes
scored
after
the
catch.
Masl,
replacing
Salkeld,
doubled
to
left
field
to
CVCliMlg
Clb
I
UUUUIL
ill
MIC
flXSli
United
Church
when
Marlon
Wanda,
younger
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
M.
Scott
of
Regina,
became
the
bride
Qf
Douglas
Hugh
Payne,
only
son
bite
Canada's
Finest
Brands
SWEATERS
AND
SWEATER
SETS
making
a
killing."
Youthful
Alastair
Duffus
and
ing
from
Vancouver
and
way-points
and
sailed
later
in
the
morning
for
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
other
northern
noints
Llovd
Findlay
returned
Monday
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Payne
of
whence
she
is
returning
here
See.'.
:.
this
city.
The
church
was
dec
with
an
800-pound
bull
n'oose
tied
to
their
panel
truck
and
Gunnar
Selvig
who
visited
the
cms
aiternoon
on
her
way
back
to
Vancouver.
After
this
vnv-
orated
with
fall
flowers
for
the
Three
Darine
ceremony
which
was
conducted
same
area
The
Babine
Lake
age,
the
Cardena
will
be
op
grounder
was
taken
at
first
for
'north
of
Topley
also
brought
by
the
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson,
pastor
of
First
United
Church.
j
The
bride,
in
the
absence
of
Daughters
raise
havoc
with
their
mother's
second
honeymoon!
erated
on
a
somewhat
altered
schedule
which
will
reduce
the
service
to
Stewart
to
fortnightly
Jantzen
.
Houlding
Rennie
.
the
out.
One
run,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Sixth
Inning
(Cleveland)
Gordon,
first
ip,
sent
a
long
fly
over
the
left
field
fence
for
a
her
father,
was
given
in
marriage
by
R.
G.
Hopkins.
Her
gown
was
of
oyster
satin
and
1
home
a
sizeable
trophy.
Duffus,
who
picked
off
his
moose
with
a
single
shot
of
his
.303
rifle
21
miles
north
of
Top-ley,
said
that
within
recent
days,
16
mcore
have
been
taken
from
along
the
road.
Quite
a
number
of
hunters
from
Prince
Rupert
and
Smi'-h-ers
took
advantage
of
thf
home
run.
Keltner
popped
out
her
finger-tip
veil
fell
from
a
tiara
of
net
and
orange
blos
.u
vuivm.
i
uctier
walked.
Rob-1
wmie
me
weekly
calls
northward
from
here
to
Port
Simpson
and
Alice
Arm
will
be
maintained.
The
hour
for
sailing
north
from
here
Sunday
nights
will
henceforth
be
11
o'clock
while
the
vessel
will
still
sail
from
here
at
1:30
Tuesday
afternoons
far
the
south.
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
a.......
.......
.8
soms.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
deep
pink
roses.
A
cameo
pendant,
the
groom's
gift,
was
her
only
adornment.
The
bride's
gift
to
the
groom
was
a
ring.
The
bride's
attendant.
Miss
inson
sent
a
solid
hit
into
right,
Tucker
going
to
third.
Hegan
grounded
ard
got
to
first
when
Robinson
was
tossed
out
at
second,
Tucker
scoring.
Lemon
grounded
out
to
first.
Two
runs,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Eighth
Inning
(SDahn
nich
Thanksgiving
week-end
to
take
an
advance
stock
of
winter
meat.
Edith
Georee
wnro
snlmnn
ninlr
Carrying
130
passengers,
in-
j
Much
of
it
will
be
placed
in
cold
DIE
FOR
RETIREMENT
(Continued
from
Page
One)
sentiments
of
her
complemen
into
words
when
he
said:
in
the
Alaska
service,
but
until
she
was
placed
on
the
Vancouver-Ocean
Falls-Prince
Rupert
service,
her
sailings
were
mainly
in
the
south.
storage.
with
blue
feather
hat
and
car-
cludin&
two
for
Prince
Rupert,
to
the
treasurer's
books
anri
n
ried
cream
carnations.
The
gromsman
was
James
Princess
Louise,
capt.
Fred
Mc-Graw,
docked
here
northbound
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
"All
of
us
are
sorry
to
see
her
Haddon
and
ushers
were
Gor
GO
off
this
run
anri
m,r
nf
BOr.
f
.
No
maJr
mishaps
have
b.'set
at
12:15
Mondav.
sum
"
'
O
UUI
WUIlltt.ll
LLJ
UU
vino
vice.
ah
She
h
has
been
j
-i-...
ner-
and
it
was
only
occasion-
hours
later
for
Skatrwav.
The
light
houeswork
and
look
af
ally
that
she
had
minor
mips
don
Fraser
and
Albert
Phillip-son.
Organist
was
Mrs.
L.
Dakin.
At
a
reception
which
followed
at
the
home
of
the
groom's
nnrpnfc
the
m.nni.
ing
for
Boston)
Gordon
drove
out
to
Rickert
in
left
field.
Keltner,
grounded
between
Spahn
and
Dark
for
a
base
hit.
Tucker
singled
to
right
field.
Eddie
Robinson's
single
to
right
field
scored
Keltner.
Hegan
struck
out.
With
Lemon
up.
Tucker
was
nipped
off
at
home
plate.
One
run,
three
hits,
no
errors.
Eighth
Inning
(Boston)
vessel
picked
up
five
passengers
here
for
Alaska
ports.
They
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Dver
Once,
a
few
years
ago,
she
went
aground
at
Port
Hardy,
but
IC
Da
f?rKV$&Ji
JEANETTE
ter
four
year
old
boy
from
9
till
5
weekdays.
Blue
128
after
6-
(245)
a
good
ship
and
her
retirement
makes
some
of
us
begin
to
feel
old."
Her
history
has
been
one
of
solid
service
and
contained
few
glamorous
or
spectacular
incidents
such
as
have
been
the
lot
of
the
Princess
Kathleen
or
damage
was
light.
who
are
making
the
round
Her
outstanding
departure
WANTED
House,
furnished
if
'
.
...
guccio
ncic
te-
vAiv.
iuuuu
trip
my
ceived
by
the
bride's
mother,
I
to
Skagway,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
OnWnAri
in
Qlina
nnj.
...It
I
G.
M.
PhilllTVC
QnA
Cmntl
,J
.,
U
irom
routine,
and
one
which
might
qualify
her
for
the
laurels
possible.
No
children.
Phone
Red
430.
(tf)
"
ucc
W1M1
CO!-I
f
aumu
uaugli-
sage
of
pink
fosbeuds,
and
the
ter
bound
for
Juneau.
connected
with
war
service
wo
.rooms
mother,
wearing
blue
FOR
SALE
10
tube
floor
model
in
1943
and
1944
when
shP
c
crepe,
with
corsage
of
deep
pink
story
weather
notwithstand-
ing,
Union
Steamer
Camosun
radio
with
automatic
record
player.
Phone
Red
695.
(tf)
roses.
other
of
the
company
ships.
The
early
part
of
her
career
was
spent
on
the
Vancouver-Victoria
run,
and
it
was
only
occasionally
that
she
advanced
to
the
triangle
route
which
includes
Seattle.
:
,
Capt.
Alf
Aspinall,
returned
to
Included
among
the
euests
placed
at
the
disposal
of
the
American
Army
to
carry
troops
and
supplies
to
Haines
and
Skag
-way.
Her
normal
sleenine
was
Miss
Florence
Armstrone
of
port
at
i
ocicok
Sunday
night
;
CHESTERFIELDS
and
RUGS
Dublin,
Ireland.
irom
ner
calls
at
south
Ouppn
!
cleaned.
Promnf.
s
r
i
I
Mrs.
J.
D.
Fraser
and
Mrs.
R.
uanoue
island
points,
inaug-l
Phone
Blue
510.
(245)
urating
the
new
service
nut
nfl
.
G.
Hopkins
presided
at
the
urns
is
300,
but
on
the
davtimp
rune
At
times,
she
travelled
north
and
serviteurs
were
Mrs.
H
M
between
Vancouver
and
Victoria
Prince
schedule
Rupert,
and
sailed,
on
Daily
News
Claimed
Ads
get
t'ffi
EDWARD
"
HI
cartoon
Vn3
at
11
p.m.
for
Vaneou-j
Quick
Results!
she
was
permitted
to
load
as
Foote,
and
the
Misses
Netta
Mc-Leod,
Verna
Stevens.
Kav
Kirh
ver
via
autedale
and
Namu.
She
i
brought
in
about
20
as
.senrrprs
many
as
800,
which
she
sometimes
did.
It
was
only
on
rare
occasions,
however,
that
sh
op
Jean
Muirhead,
Gwen
Williams
and
Marirarpf.
WirVior
from
the
Island
logging
camps
.-
V.
A,
l.
T
.
"
"
auij
The
toast
to
the
bride
w.
,
-nd
addert.
ntv;
on.
.;:!,.,
PHILLIPS'
MILK
OF
MAGNESIA
TABLETS
proposed
by
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson
ioT
Me
voyage
south'.
The
and
responded
to
by
the
groom.
I
Camosun
will
be
here
again
Neil
Stromdahl
proposed
aithls
Friday
and
this
week-end
toast
to
the
bridesmaid
with1'"1
make
a
run
to
Masse
In-
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
LAMPS
EVERY
LIGHTING
NEED
erated
at
capacity
on
the
Prince
Rupert
trip,
one
of
the
reasons
for
the
cancellation
of
her
run.
On
her
arrival
here
at
7
o'clock
last
night,
she
carried
only
a
dozen
passengers
and
about
60
tons
of
freight.
Ocean
falls
always
has
been
her
heaviest
loadine
nnrt
wn..
let.
James
Hadden
resDondins
J..
BRIMS
QUICK
IEUEF
HIHT-fUUOMO
Hollywood
Ci
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
the
bride
travelled
in
a
burgundy
suit
with
navv
J
accessnrips
TTr.r
How
to
set
into
the
HIGHLY
PAID
Beauty
Profession
LMrninc
how
in
the
brauty
pruhariua
the
hrM
lp
tawarda
a
lucr.nv.
buainna
of
your
own.
Mofer'a
axpM-i-hmhlyualini
inlrurtor
f,v.
you
a
thorough
all
trmminf
in
branrhas
.
.
.
quickly
fn.nl,
you
to
aup
into
a
job
whtre
advanwmrat
la
rapid
and
opportunity
alwaya
open.
Writ
or
nil
today
for
frar
dtalh
of
how
you
too,
oan
bcam
a
akilled
nig
niy-paid
beauty
ahop
operator.
HOLER
SCHOOL
of
H
airdressing
Iept.
5
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WEST
HASTINGS
ST.
VANCOUVER.
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C.
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and
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Up-To-Date
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V
ONE
WORKER
FEEDS
17
Britain's
farm
laborers
.
lead
the
world
in
productivity.
Each
agricultural
worker
in
Butain
feeds
17
people.
'
iti
,
J
J
ni.vt.iNUi
left,
UUUI1
,
sne
has
taken
on
about
500
tons
their
return,
they
will
take
ud
Open
from
5:30
p.m.
to
5:30
a
it
of
paper
on
her
weekly
sailings
residence
at
726
Fifth
Avenue
west.
The
bride
has
been
on
the
nursing
staff
of
the
Prince
Ru
....
.
c,
nV
.
BLACKHEADS
Officers
on
her
final
voyag'
were:
.
Capt.
John
Campbell.
First
Mate
Edward
Woodman.
Second
Mate
Herbert
McAn-
pert
oeneraj
HosDital
and
thP
limmv
.w
w:r
k.
.i.;
We
specialize
in
Chinese
Dishes
CHOP
SUEY
groom
is
the
manaeer
c'
of
thp
i
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nd
J,n"h,
drur
SEE
and
HEAR
the
New
DeForest
1
i
-
T.
.
,
,
.
,
01
"
"le
onnoH
onnoM
or
of
pcroxinc
pcroxinc
powder
powder
from
Jrom
any
mnj
Universal
Trading
Co.
store
Hp
p'-inki.
on
hot.
rioth.
has
lived
her
sin
h.,
W,J
w.kh,i
win
bi.
eran.
M
ti
hi
8.
"---v.
WUJ11UUU
and
served
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
Third
Mate
Robert
White.
Fourth
Mate
William
Warden
Chief
Engineer
John
MacKay.
r
n
VENETIAN
BLINDS
Strongly
made
with
steel
or
oerana
engineer
Archie
Lamb.
Hr
u
i
c
Third
Engineer
Jack
Butcher
iVlr8,
azel
btacey
Purser
Archie
Woolett.
Buried
at
ICifwana
Cost
of
operating
the
shin
SATIN
Gl
a
single
trip
to
Prince
Runprt
1
Funera'
of
Mrs.
Hazel
Stacey,
I
aluminum
slats,
In
a
variety
GIVE
YOUR
HOME
THE
"NEW
LOOK"
BY
according
to
her
officers
is
'
se
death
occurre
in
the
city
about
$6,000,
half
of
which
u
r.
i
jal1
last
week.
took
place
at
of
smart
colors
with
harmonizing
tapes.
Ask
to
have
WIDE
CHOICE
OF
BEAUTIFUL
TINTS
I
Satin-Glo
Enamel
Satin-GloFi
quired
for
the
1,000
barrels
of
i
KitwanBa,
interior
nativa
village,
oil
which
she
MKcm.,
;
dirtog
the
week-end
Prior
u-.
L
our
estimator
call.
Wc
I
J
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If'..'
-
'.i.
if,1,'
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'$'T
.
.
y
half
for
wages
and
other
ex-1
"mains
being
sent
to
the
measure
your
windows
and
'instal
the
blinds.
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
MMPMr.
LIMITED
penses.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
C
interior
on
Friday
night's
train,
a
service
was
held
at
the
chapel
Her
cargo
handline
facilitip.i
oi
me
b.u.
Undertakers
with
may
have
the
slowness
of
nn
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earlier
generation
and
her
speed
may
be
below
that
of
newer
ships,
but
to
thousands
on
the
coast
she
is
an
old
and
faithful
friend
and
her
passing
will
be
marked
with
that
tribute.
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FOi
S7j
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Sandspit
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Vancouver
F.
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H.
R.
Copeland,
D.
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Dr
R
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a.
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Sandspit
Mrs.
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Mrs.
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Ham
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spent
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yesterday.
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Wednesday,
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if
you
bring
your
car
to
us
for
a
JJ
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I5th,
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notice
of
which
was
pushed
tn
the
British
ColSmbm
ZlZL
n
May
2l8t-
1935-
covering
two
parcels
of
land
on
Dease
Lake.
Cassiur
r..
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t-...,.
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.
for
bad
weather
just
around
the
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celled.
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B.C.
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