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. Bubseription rutes,
. By Carrier:

per month .............. @ 1.35
per: yonr ....... eee, $13.00

By ‘miail In Advance:
“per month ............, 8 1,25
ft 6 months ............., 8 6.50
per year ..............., $12.00

Classifed Rates,

6e per word per day, minfmum
7dc, Publication for § days for
the price of 4,

Box numbers 26c extra,

aAnnouncements:

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.».+, 0c per line per day,

- Coming tvents:
50c per word per month.
Mae In memorinm 83.00 per insertion,
engagement, marriage, funeral or
éath notires, 83.00 per insertion.
Birth notices $1.00 rer insertion. -
a The use of Dally News box num-
Oers in these columns protects the
tdentity of of advertisers who wish
to) remain anonymous, We regret
we are bound not to disclose
Wentitles Involved, Please do nat

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mation,

 

: COMING EVENTS
Rummage Sale, April 5th.

a; Girl Guide Rummage Bale,
Apri] 6th.

~ Salvation Army Tea, April 6th.
Wor sey terian Easter Tea, April

 

~ Legion Auxiliary Spring Sale,
April 11th.

“Sonja Bake Sale, April 13.

 

~ Queen Mary Chapter Daffodil
Tea, April 17th. ‘

Ukrainian International Fed-
eration Dance, Annunciation
Hall. April 20th.

WOTM Spring Bazaar, Apr'l
24.

 

Picture Loan, “Civie
April 26th, Bell 7:45 p.m.

Rotary Club Anniversary Cab-
aret, April 27th.

Sons of Norway Tea, May 4th.

Centre,

 

_ LOBA Mother's Day Tea, May

pttlebtbtt Litt itt trite

el! — Rent ~

jto fill vacancy in Prince

Personal

AA, Friendship Group mects 9

‘p.m. Sunday, Friendship House,
Phone 6371,

TO contact Alcoholics Anony-
mous, write Box 343. Meety
cvery Friday Civic Gentre, 8

 

 

p.m.

MIRACLEAN Bleach, 160. oz.
$1.19. Free Delivery. Ph 2539.

ta,

 

_ Business Personal

FULLER Brush Products. Phone
5412,

COMPLETE house sewers, pipe
laying, ‘hookups. J. Rumberg.

 

 

Phone 3761. (tf)
ELECTROLUX
Sales & Service. Phone 2778.

424 5th Ave. West

AT DEANE’S the special for the
week ending April 6th is any
men’s or ladies’ coats or rain-
coats for only $1.60. Phone 2353.
(67)

WATKINS Products. J. Hennessy.
Phone 4741. (86)

W. J. NORTON, Contractor &
Builder. Free estimates. Phone |
4982 evenings. (86) !

20. Help Wonted—Female

SEWERS WANTED
IMMEDIATELY

, Work at home doing simple sew- |
ing. We supply materials, and |
pay shipping both ways. Make |
up to $1.40 an hour. Piece work. |
Apply Dept. D-8, Box 7010, Ade- |
laide Post Office, Toronto 1, On-
ario,

21.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Salesmen and Agents

GOOD MAN OVER 40

 

Rupert area. Worth up to
$400 to $1,000 ina month
for right man.

Write J. V. Garner, Vice Pres.,
Texas Refinery Corp., Box 711,
Fort Worth 1, Texas.

 

 

8th, Valhalla Hall, 2-5.

Red Cross Campaign May 6th
to 1ith.

Hospital Day Tea, May 9th.

 

Lutheran Tea, May 11th.

St. Peter's Afternoon. W.A, Ba-
zaar, May 15th

 O.O.RP. Spaghetti Dinner,
June Ist.

10.

 

 

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Funeral Nofices

 

32 FOR SALE — MISC.

CHESTERFIELD

new, half price; German 35
m.m. camera, most excellent’
quality, accessories, filters, gad-
get bag, tripod, flash, etc.; Phil-
ips hi fi, best quality for the |
connoisseur, very reasonable pri- |
ced. Cash customers only. Phone |
(68) |

 

Suite, brand

 

3600.

 

150 GE 17” Portable TV sets with |

wheel stands, Like new. $75.00;

 

PAULSON-—-in loving memory of.
Bessi Paulson who passed away:
April 2, 1962.

A year has passed since that sad; RCA VICTOR combination radio Just off McBride near King Ed-

day.
When the one we loved was:
called away, |
God took him home, it was His!
will,
But in our hearts he liveth still}
Ever remembered by his loving
wife Phyllis and children.

(65)!

each complete. Norman’s, 2312 |
Granville Strect, Vancouver 9. :
(82) :

 

and record player, and occa-_
sional chair. Phone 3667. (661°

LLOYD step climbing bueey. Ph.

 

5702. (651
NORTH AMERICAN Fashion:

Frocks and Fabrics. Phone)
5642. (68),

 

 

Whect the

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Ad. verliser |

 

below,

Quick service and satisfaction is stressed by the pro-
gresive businessmen and concerns listing their services

 

ACCOUNTING

S. WILSON

Accounting & Business
Consultant

No. 4 - 535 W. 3rd Ave.
Prince Rupert
P.O. Box 455 — Phone 3211

APPLIANCES
S & S STORES LTD.

Westinghouse Tlendquarters
Washers - Dryers - Appliances
Easy ‘Terms

337 - 3rd Avo, W. — 5434
CONTRACTORS

GREER & BRIDDEN
LIMITED

BUILDERS and

CONTRACTORS
215 ~ Ist Ave, W. Phone feat

M, J. Saunders
General Contractor

Concrete Baxenventa &  Sldewalt
Gravel & Coment Dattvered
Repaire of ath ths

Phone 5447

ELECTRICAL SERVICE

Domostic, Commorcial,
Industrial Wiring
Extimates Frea

N.B.C, POWER CO, LTD.
Phones 4210, 4810
P.O, Box aan

SH 0 Ci lickvick an

Dial 3647

 

 

 

1207 Water St.

For Fresh Fish Call

HARRY’S |
Fish Market
208 - 4th St, Phone 4002 |:

SURVEYORS

lan C. MacDonald
B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
Phone 2022, Prince Rupert
P.O, Box 1095
Lazelle Ave, Terrnee, B.C.

free ee tienen a seem Aah seem ie ter meen

 

0 ee ree re name

RJ. REYNOLDS
B.C. Land Surveyor
Box 1438, Terrace, BC.

Vilcing 3 - 65223
Or Prince Rupert 2082

‘TAX!
m9 TAXT CO. LTD,

2188
24 Wour Service
Alrline Limousine

Agents for 18.0, Airlines

PHONE 5302
O21 ~ Srd Ave. Wert

UPHOLSTERING

NORTHWAY UPHOLSTERY
EXPERTS IN

CARPETING - DRAPERY
CUSTOM - FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERY

SS0-A Moltride Strast
Phone 6108

‘Where is Your
Business ?

 

 

 

 

lrade — Buy:
h DAILY NEWS WANT ADS:

Prince Rupert Daily News 5

;2nd West.

Dial 3134

|
FISH MARKETS |

|

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‘small children,
“in
‘down, full price $9450,

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For Sale, Misc.

HOUSEHOLD furniture, also bi-
cycles, 731 Fraser Street. (65)

ONE beaver Lench saw, equipped
with % h.p. motor, $90. Phone
3454. (66)

SEMI-NEW Kenmore oil heater,
$50. Phone 5746. (66)

34 Wanted, Misc,

CASH for scrap, copper, brass,
lead, batteries, radiators. Dial

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boots & Engines

18 ft. CABIN CRUISER—~—Gulf 18

by Sturdy-Kraft. In excellent
condition complete with 1962
model 40 h.p. outboard engine—
ready to go. Many extras. Phone
6072, 1809 Graham Ave. (65)

12 ft. RUNABOUT with 51% hip.

motor and trailer. All in top
condition. Phone 6072. 1809 Gra-
ham Avenue, (65)
12 ft. fibreglass boat. Phone 5589
after 5:00 p.m. (65)

134%, ft x 5 ft Plywood boat.
Phone 5687 after 5:00. (73)

40 H.P. GRAY marine motor
shaft and 2 props, newly over-
hauled. $625. Phone 5837, (67)

15 ft. plywood speed boat, 35 h.p.

motor and trailer. Phone 2425
or 4988. (69)
34,

HOUSEKEEPING room, 4728. (68

HOUSEKEEPING room. 1609 8th

 

 

 

iL

Rooms for Rent

 

 

East. (66)
HOUSEKEEPING room. Phone
6496 after 7:00 p.m. (69)

SLEEPING room. Phone 3218.
(66)

DOUBLE sleeping room for two
working men. Phone 4927. 812
(65)

ROOM with cooking facilities. 947.

 

 

2nd West. (68):
LIGHT housekeeping room. Ph..
4578.

(69)

ROOM for rent, Old Bank of.
Commerce Building. Phone!

3066.
40 HOMES FOR SALE.

ONE bedroom ‘home and garage
on two level lots. Phone 4840.
(65)

Phone

 

 

 

 

FOUR bedroom house.

MUST BE SOLD! |

|

ward school, 4 spacious rooms on
full cement, in spotiess condi-:
tion. Automatic heat. electric:
cabinet kitchen and much more.
Try $3,000 down on asking price
of $12,600,

4 BEDROOMS !
$3,000 DOWN

Large family hoine in Al con-
dition, near to schools and shop-
ping. Reduced to $13,900 for
quick sale,

Armstrong Agencies Ltd. |
Eves. 2688
(65)

FIVE room house for sale, 135
Sth Avenue East. Phone 4086.
(69)

: 3 Bedrooms
Basement
Douhle Lot

 

Snug little semi-bungalow in
excellent condition, hot water
heating. Tdeal for family with
Extra bedroom
basement, Offered at $3,000

Office 3236 Eves, 5718
T. NORTON YOUNGS
REALTY LTD,

(06)

42, Wanted to Rene
TWO or 3 bedroom house or
apartment urgently required
by reHable tenants, may consider
buying, Phone 6223 or 3852. (68)

APARTMENT wanted by quiet
working couple with one child
near Roosevelt School, Phone

2804. (68)
45. Property tor Salo.
LOTS 50, 51, Cow Bay Rond. Ap-

ply No, 7, Senl Cove Store, 78)

 

 

Business Opportunity

rane

apeney  franehise

available for Southeastern Al-
askn ound Western Cannda,.
Tratning, equipment, nnd ae
ounts furnished, $4,000 and bond
required, Bend resume ands re-
eat. photo, Write Box 900 Daily
News, (08)

Auromobiios

 

V
1058 OHMVY hardtop, A-1 condle
ion, Phone 4232 after 6:00,
(68)

1057 OLDSMOBILE 98. Phono
20h, (60)
1962 %4-lon FORD ltht delivery,
In good running arder, $376,
Phone 607, (87)

HN AUSTIN cheap. Phone 6005

(69) | AM

/10:10—For Consumers

 

witer 6:00, (07)

 

47, Automobiies
1958 six cylinder FORD. Phone
5624 after 6. - (67).

 

aeons
1953 OLDSMOBILE sedan, $350.
Phone 5780 after 5:30, (659

ENVOY special, 1962. Phone 4654.

V8 ENGINE ’49 Ford. Phone 3221.
(67)

 

 

 

 

1959 FORD hardtop, 2 door. Ph.
5439, (69)

 

FOR SALE

One Ton 1958 FARGO Truck
Excellent condition
With box suitable for contractor
or home builder
Priced low at $595.00

See Jim Flaten or
Mickey Fudger at

RUPERT MOTORS LTD.

 

Legal Nofices

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed Tenders endorsed ‘Tender
for Terrace Elementary School Pro-
lect No. 6" will be received by Mr. F.
Wells, Secretarv-Treasurer. School Dis-
trict No, 53, P.O, Box 1238, Terrace,
B.C. un to 4:00 p.m, P.S.T.. Wednes-
day, 17th April, 19863 for a four class-
room frame school in Terrace, B.C.

Planst, Specifications, Instructions
to Bidders and Porms of .Tender may

-be obtained from the undersigned by

General Contractors only on deposit
of $25.00 per set which will be re-
funded upon receint of a gentine bid
and the return of all documents in
gand condition within ten davs after
tenders close. Documents will be
avaliable for insnection at the usual
Taeationes in Vanenuver, Prince George
and at the School Board offices.
Tenders must be accompanied by a
Bid Deposit Bond endorsed to the
Owner in the Amount of Four Thou-~
sand DoHars (84,000.00) which wil] be
forfeited if the party tendering fails
to enter into a contract when request-
ed and the successful bidder will be
required to exchanee this for a 50%
Performance Bond as stipulated in
the Snecifications.
Birmingham & Wood, Architects
Suite 308, 1450 West Georgia St,
Vancouver 5. B.C. (68)

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GOREN ON BRIDGE
"BY CHARLES H. GOREN | five club contract was the best

fe 1963: By Tne Chicago Tribune] wht «
Both vulnerable. South deals. South maneved by a North

 

one _ After South’s demand open-'

© 462 ing elicited a positive response

-OK Q 8632 | from his partner, East endeav-

WS 4 reg fo muddy up the waters

ees a bil by jumping to four

we aa: spades. South routinely

COIs 320976 | branched off into Blackwood,

7 Q106873 O54 . however, and, when North.an-

© A10 C9754 nounced that he was aceless,

97 + None the five club-response was per-

‘SOUTH mitted to stand: as the . final

‘&Q bid. The defense was able to

. aK cash only the two aces. hid

When North’s five club bi

&%AKQI1I08632 | Was passed around to one West,

The bidding: ne took the opponents at their

South West North East, word that theré was no slam,

2 he Pass 26 4 |. and he persisted to five spades.,

4NT Pass 5 & Pass | Since East had bid four spades
Pass Pass

. . on his own hook, West did not
Opening lead: Eight of & expect the loss to be substan-

The second annual North; tial one level higher. ‘The res
American Rubber Bridge cham-| sults were beyond all expecta-
pionship is currently going thru | tion for, altho South doubled
its qualifying ‘rounds in the | West’s save, he was unable to
United States and Canada. , defeat the contract. South’s sin-
After the qualifying round and! gleion diamond prevented the

: yas defense from ever cashing a
I
area finals, the finalists—the: giamond trick, and they were

top pair east of the Mississippi! limitcd 40 the ace and king of
and the top pair west of the! hearts.
Mississippi—will meet in New; At some tables, South failed
York City on May 18 and! te vse Blackwood--tho the hand
19 to compete for the national i is ideally suited tc ths conven-
title and substantial cash‘ tion--and in comnetitive bid-
prizes. ‘ding he persisted to six clubs
Today’s hand was taken from | for which there wes no play.
ast year's tournament and pro. However, his ego was some-
ducec a variety of results in; wha: soothed hy che post-mor- ‘
the area finals. The bidding! tem analysis which revealed
Sequence presented in the dia-' thai the oppsrenis “ould have
gram occurred at a number of | fulfilled their five: spade con-
tables, and fulfilment of the: tract.

 

 

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Today’s Stocks
Courtesy 8. D. Johnston Co. Ltd.

VANCOUVER MINES —

Bethlehem Copper ........ 2.70
Gralorne@ 200000. eecceeeee 6.05
Canadian Colleries ........ 8.25
Friday Mines 000000000000. 10
Dolly Varden 2000 ol... .68
Giant Maseot ooo... 80
Grandue ooo 3.75
Midwest Copper ......... ...... 091,
National Exploration ........ .05
New Indian Mines .......... 14
Northwest Ventures ....... 16
Quatsino Copper ... .......... .08
Sheep Creek oo. 1,15
Silbak Premier ......... 0... 30
Silver Standard .............. 30

Skeena Silver
Trojan Consolidated
Torwest

TORONTO & TIONTREAL

 

Advertising in The Daily News Brings Results

 

Canada Tungsten ......... 1.20
Canadian Chemica] ........ 9.00
Columbia Cellulose ........ 6.65
Cassiar Asbestos ................ 10.85
Consol. Discovery ........... 75
Consol. Smelters 2.0.0.0... 25.75
Conwest ooo. ee cece 4.25
East Sullivan o.oo... 2.10
Giant Yellowknife ............ 12.50
Little Long Lac |... 000.000... 1.65
Lorado ........... beee ce deeese este 1.73
Madsen Red Lake ............ 2.21
aritimes oe 41
Noranda 32.00
Orchan oe ececee eee 1.90
Petro] Oil & Gas ............ 62
Sherritt Gordon .............. 3.20
Steep Rock ...... 4.70
Willroy veveeveee 1.56
OILS
C. 8 Blo eee 22.00
Home Oil “A” oo .. 11.85
Pacific Pete 20.00.0000. 12.25
Peace River Pete .............. .20
Trans Canada Pipe ........ 24.25
Van Tor Oils oo...

.|Len Bawtree told

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B.C. Briefs
STORE RAIDED .. °
VANCOUVER (i~Thieves who
police believe hid in the store,
got away with an egtim téd
$8,000 from cash registerg, on’ six
floors of the Hudson’s Bay
Company's downtown Vancohver

store at the weekend, +:

‘

NAME CHANGE '
VERNON .(\—The North Ok-
anagan Beef Cattle Growers As-
sociation has changed ‘its! name
to the North Okanagan Livestock
Association. Object of “the'' as-
sociation will be to promote, de-
velop and protect the’ livestock

4\industry in operations exténding

from Kelowna to Falkland, Sal-
mon Arm, Revelstoke and ‘Hage-
wood. “"
: “bleed
SNOW HALTS WORK,.
DUNCAN (@— Heavy... weekend
snow up to 30 inches held up
logging operations in the jake
Cowichan area Monday.. Up to
500 loggers in the Cayuse Beach,
Moose Creek, Jordan River,.and

Hillcrest logging area were, af~

fected. Others laid off beeause
of now north of Courtenay: are
expected to be back at work in
the woods in a day or two.

shrine

STOP DUMPING:::~-
VERNON :():—Enderby. rancher
the: annual

 

meeting of the North Okanagan
Livestock association that--gar-~
‘page dumping is creating a-men-
;ace for ranging cattle.:He urged
‘the RCMP be empowered to -pros-
| eeute instead of the necessity of
‘laying charges by ranchers-wha:
usually found the culprits :were
'their neighbors and friends.

 

 

HEAR LIBERAL CANDIDATE

    

Wednesday, April 3rd—8 p.m. uk

Everybody Welcome ANNUNCIATION HALL

 

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HAS GONE TO BED?
BETTER SHUT OFF THE
RECORDS AND KEEP
QUR VOICES DOWNS

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