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Thursday,
October
30,
1947
Classified
Advertising
-
-
-
-
Cufuifleds:
2c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge.
60c.
Birth
Notlcen.
60c:
Cards
of
Thanks.
Death
Notices,
funeral
Notices,
Marriage
&
"
and
Engagement
Announcements:
$2.
WOKS
WANTED
JjlMlDDLE-aget:
woman
win
look
..after
children
evenings.
Phone
jfe,
Preen
583.
(tf)
.WORK
WANTED
Capable
girl
HJwnts
housework
by
the
hour.
Phone
Black
152.
(254
HELP
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
assistant
trapper.
Good
deal
and
good
trap
line.
Phone
Red
154
or
call
516
8th
Ave.
East.
WANTED
TO
KENT
(255)
"AGENTS
WANTED
"Are
you
a
Specialty
Salesman?"
If
so,
make
nine
dollars
cash
In
nine
minutes
demonstrating
Sales-Maker.
Apply
Box
273,
Daily
News.
(255)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Furnished
3
or
4
room
house
or
apartment,
coupie
with
one
child.
Phone
Mrs.
Hampton,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
(257)
FOR
SENT
FOR
RENT
3
room
furnished,
-.
suite,
1028
2nd
Ave.,
Blue
270.
!
(259)
FOR
RENT
Heated
offices
and
heated
warehouse
space,
cen-j
trally
located
on
waterfront.!
ROOM
AND
BOARD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
$40
each
double;
$45
single.
Home
away
from
hnvnf
Table
meals.
Mrs
Lawley,
622
Frasr
Street,
(tf)
LOST
AND
FOUND
LOST
Fountain
pen,
Parker
"51",
between
Rupert
Motors
;,and
Tavlor
Street.
Finder
f
please
Dhone
Green
182.
Re-ward.
(254)
PERSONAL
"
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
Offers
a
positive
and
permanent
release
from
drinking.
It
is
a
personal
and
confidential
service
rendered
without
cost
or
inconvenience
by
other
alcoholics
who
have
found
free-"'
dom
from
alcohol.
Prince
Rupert,
Box
276,
Dally
News,
(tf)
Aj
SANDED
FLOOI'.
makes
a
-new
room
I
Dark
and
stained
floors
can
be
made
as
good
as
new
by
sanding,
a
quick,
efficient
Job
with
modern
equipment.
Greer
and
Brid-den
have
the
latest
in
floor
sanders
and
guarantee
the
best
service.
Phone
Red
561.
(tf)
FCR
FURNACE
Kumfort
See
Us.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal,
Black
884.
253
Eaxt
First.
(259V
TENDERS
TENDERS
will
be
recelvedby
the
Massett
Co-operative
Association
for
purchase
of
the
following
trucks
at
Massett,
B.C.;
closing
date
Nov.
15.
.1947.
FARGO,
3
tons,
196"
W.B.,
siaKe-uody,
1947
Model,
used
two
months,
condition
as
new.
1
Equipped
with
2
speed
rear
axle,
reinforced
frame,
platform
7'
10"xl7'
6".
Platform
.v.
may
be
purchased
with
truck
or
separately.
FARGO,
2z
ton,
stake-body,
1942
Model,
completely
overhauled,
1st
class
condition,
good
tires.
Equipped
with
reinforced
frame,
two
speed
rear
axle,
platform
6'
6"xl6'
with
truck
only.
Submit
tenders
to
the
Mas-set
Co-operative
Association,
co
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Assn.,
P.O.
Box
264,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Additional
Information
may
be
had
-
-
from
either
of
the
above
named.
(tf)
FOU
SALE
FOR
SALE
Dinette
suite,
rug
7x9.
occasional
chair.
1512
j
6th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Oreen
j
336.
(257)
FOR
SALE
Lady's
Coat.
Red
807.
Coney
Fur
(257)
FOR
SALE
Dinette,
buffet,
table
and
four
chairs.
$90.00.
1840
7th
Ave.
East.
(256)
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Furniture
for
Household,
Offices.
Hardware
and
Musical
Instruments,
etc.
Slightly
used
Radios,
battery
and
electric
sets,
from
$20;
used
kitchen
NITURE
CO.,
Black
324.
j
FOR
SALE
Flooring
and
2x10.
Phone
Green
698.
(256)
For
full
particulars
apply
or
,FOR
SALE
1937
Chev.
sedauln
pnone
H.
G
Helgerson
Ltd.
(256)
FOR
R
E
N
T
Furnished
house
s-
for
3
weeks.
Phone
Blue
275.
i
,
(255)
FOR
R
ENT
House
keepingroom
in
private
home
close
to
town.
.
-
Blue
232.
720
6th
St.
(tf
)
good
condition.
Can
be
seen
at
Long
Motors
Service
Station.
(254)
FOR
SALE
House
on
Bus
line.
1723
6th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Blue
336.
(257)
FOR
SALE
Bedroom
suite
$75;
dinette
suit,
6
pieces
$50;
or
what
offers?
913
10th
Ave.
East.
(255)
FOR
SALE
621
Fulton
Street,
formerly
knewn
as
Norfolk
Rooms
and
Japanese
Association
Building,
consists
of
large
"bullring
with
two
suites
.ground
floor
and
hall
above,
also
cottage
at
rear.
$3500.
H.
G.
Helgerson,
Ltd.
(257)
FOR
SALE
6
room
house
with
3
room
suite,
close
to
McBridc.
completely
renovated,
immediate
occupancy.
$2,000
down
will
handle,
balance
on
easy
'
terms.
Also:
2
4-room
houses
2
3-room
houses
1
exceptionally
handsome
home,
nearly
new,
5
rooms
plus
rumpus
room.
See
Armstrong
Agencies,
307
3rd
Avenue
West.
(257)
LAST
CHANCE!
Ere
we
leave,
we
offer
you
for
a
short
while
only
the
following:
Pig
Lead
in
3-lb.
blocks,
lb.
.12
Gyproc
Lath
(good),
Per
M
25.00
12-Light
Windows
(10x16)
each
(check
rail)
3.00
Cedar
Siding,
2",
per
M.
25.00
Loxstave
Rafters,
24
long,
hinged,
each
2.50
Valves,
Pipe
Fittings
(good)
at
i2
Price
1000'
Shorts
in
Pipe,
,
34.to
22
i3
Price
Good
Doors,
while
they
last
4,00
2
Garage
Doors,
each
3.00
1
Penberthy
1"
Automatic
Cellar
Drainer
(good)..
10.00
Large
Valves
and
Hydrants
1,
Price
Shorts
in
6x6,
4x14,
2x3,
2x8,
2x10,
2x12,
good
material,
I
rough
and
S4S,
per
M
20.00
2x8,
2x10,
3x14,
6x6,
s4S
base
45.00
2M
feet
2x4
shorts,
per
M
22.50
Many
other
kinds
and
sizes
of
materials
at
special
prices.
8PIES
&
MECKLING,
Phone
866.
Wantage
Road.
(256)
FOR
SALE
Large
supply
of
dry
scrap
wood,
random
lengths,
$G
per
cord,
3
cord
lots.
$16.
BLUE
810
Bert's
Transfer
303
Third
Ave.
TENDERS
will
he
received
hy
the
undersigned
lor
tne
purcliase
ot
dwelling
nronertv
No
5th
Avenue
East,
City.
Tenders
to
he
suhmitted
on
or
hefore
Saturday
noon,
Ncvemher
1,
1947.
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
G.
P.
TINKER
&
CO.
LTD.
BESNER
BLOCK
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
(255)
I
Old
Country
Letter
Parliament
Among
Pubs
By
NORMAN
CRIBBENS
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
Britons
Air
Their
Views
Between
Drinks
There
Is
only
one
official
parliament
but
in
the
countless
pubs
of
Britain
there
are
informal
parliaments
that
have
no
speaker,
no
sergeant-at-arms
and
no
solemn
rules
of
parliamentary
procedure
to
govern
their
conduct.
Debates
covering
an
infinite
variety
of
topics
are
controlled
by
the
common
sense
and
native
humor
of
the
customers
with
rare
interference
by
landlords.
Often
a
chance
remark
on
i
some
burning
topic
of
the
day
Chairs.
$1:
Hassocks,
$1.50;
.
M
preclpitate
a
discussion
Chesterfield
Bed,
$32;
newJlMtln
until
closi
Ume
double
electric
Hot
Plate
with,
A
t
lca,
parliarnent
,t
cord,
$7;
unpalnted
Medicine
j
found
ln
the
red-curtained
bar
Chests,
$2.75;
unpainted
Book
of
the
Horse
and'
Groom
at
Cases
and
Chests
of
Drawers.
Twickenham,
Middlesex,
where
Everything
reduced.
Come
and!each
evenlng
the
flrelight
nick-look
them
over.
B.C.
FURNI-
Brintr
nr.
h
im
ooii.
w
a
a
a
j
Mtv
tun
UVUliiVU
vv
11
ing,
gleaming
fitfully
on
old
pewter
and
brass,
creates
an
atmosphere
that
is
cozy
but
pro
vocative.
FOR
SALE
Girl's
bicycle.
Green
'
"
snoman
1
De
anowea,
says
937
(255)
a
mlld
and
bitter
with
one
el-1
FOR
SALE
1935
Dodge
coupe
car
in
good
running
condition.
Apply
Box
246,
Terrace,
B.C.
(258)
j
bow
resting
on
a
swilly
counter.
"Ana
why
not?
'
counters
a
brown
ale
next
to
him.
"It's
a
free
country,
ain't
It?"
;
Then
the
fun
starts,
A
well-
FOU
SALE
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
table,
four
chairs
and
bed
complete.
Call
at
513
8th
Ave.
East.
(256)
!
FOR
SALE
Cabins"
at
Salt
'
Lakes.
Seaview,
Hive
and
Jo's
Lunch
stand.
Electric
radio,!
piano,
battery
radio,
small
j
stores,
etc.
Owner
leaving
j
town.
Call
at
Salt
Lakes
on
write
Box
282.
(259)
j
FOR
SALE
1940
Chevrolet
Sedan
ln
good
condition.
Apply
537
Taxi.
(tf)
METAL
WORK
WHY
put
up
with
a
smoky
fur-
1
nace
or
leaking
eavestrough?
'
Call
Black
8S4.
New
installa-
I
tions.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.
(tf
PLUMBING
Installations
and
repairs!
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Furnaces,
tanks,
eavestroughing
and
stack
work.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
629
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tfi
WHY
put
up
with
a
smoky
furnace
or
leaking
eavestrough.
Call
Black
884.
New
installations.
Satisfaction
guaranteed
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.
(tf
)
PLUMBING
Installations
and
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
tuves-troughlng
and
stack
WORK.
Fur
naces,
t
anks
work.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
62P
Sixth
West,
Phone
543.
(tf'
MACHINERY
FOR
SALE
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
j
GIFT
FOR
ANY
,
-n
occasion
;
FINEST
M!
SILVERPLATE
S&Y
f
Service
for
Six
yrf
"7
'
Hollow
handle
lFIRST
LOVE
!
knlve$.
Firstlove
tWtfe-JL'f"
I
or
Adoration
J
fT?"
,
327
i
rrtm
mn
BULGER'S
LTD
CANADA
REPRESENTED
AT
GUIDE
CONFERENCE
Mr
John
Corbett
(left
,
chief
commissioner
of
the
GUI
Guides
and
Girl
Scouts
of
Canada,
Is
shown
being
greeted
on
her
rarlval
at
the
Girl
Guides
Association
headquarters
ln
London
by
Mis
Violet
Synge.
Britain's
Girl
Guide
head,
as
Dona
Rosita
Behiana.
Girl
Guide
commissioner
of
Brazil,
looks
on.
The
women
leaders
are
in
London
to
attend
th
eexecutive
meeting
of
the
World
Association
of
Girl
Guides
and
Girl
Scouts.
Mrs.
Corbett
Is
chairman
of
the
world
committee.
dressed
whisky
and
soda
on
his
right
says
vehemently
that
Britain
ceased
to
be
a
free
country
when
the.
Labor
government
took
office
and
soon
every
voice
ln
the
bar
is
raised
ln
political
debate.
"What
you
call
a
free
country
meant
freedom
for
the
rich
and
slavery
for
the
worker,"
says
an
aggressive
light
ale
in
the
cor-
j
ner.
i
"Class
prejudice
again,"
sighs
the
whisky
and
soda.
"Don't
you
fellows
know
you
were
better
fed
and
clothed
under
the
Conservatives
than
vou
ar
now?"
AND
SO
THE
BATTLE
GOES
"Purely
circumstantial,"
answers
a
rum
and
lime
Judicially.
"Fat
lot
the
Conservatives
cared
about
feeding
and
clothin?
the
worker.
If
they
was
in
now
we
probably
would
be
lining
up
for
the
dole
like
we
did
after
the
last
bust-up."
The
battle
rages
hot
and
strong
with
fleeting
pauses
while
the
debaters
replenish
their
glasses.
However
anry
he
may
be.
It
is
rare
when
a
protagonist
does
not
stand
his
opponents
a
drink
or
receive
one
In
return.
'Only
once
ln
six
years
have
PACKED
2
WAYS:
In
Drip
and
R.gular
Grind,
tn
on
AII-Purpo$t
Grind
WH-487
I
had
to
clear
the
bar,"
says
the
full-stomached
landlord.
"And
that
was
when
two
old
gentlemen
what
should
have
known
better
started
scrapping
with
umbrellas."
Pub
parliaments
are
found
everywhere
but
the
Free
Masons'
Arms
in
the
Hampstead
district
of
London
nas
taken
the
first
step
toward
organized
debates.
Each
Friday
evening
at
eight
one
of
the
regulars
usually
a
well-known
local
figure
Is
nominated
to
open
a
discussion
ln
one
corner
of
the
saloon
usually
on
some
aspect
or
other'
of
the
national
crisis
The
speaker
has
20
minutes,
a'fter
which
glasses
are
refilled
and
the
subject
Is
thrown
open
to
discussion.
j
"This
Is
the
very
essence
of
democracy,"
said
a
quiet,
elderly
man
on
the
outskirts
of
the
debate.
"So
long
as
we
have
parliaments
in
pubs
we
shall
have
a
parliament
ln
Westminster
too."
See
the
Sp:e
and
Merkliri
ad
this
week.
(256
1
m
l
ami
In
Maxwell
Home
you
get
mora
llian
jutt
"good"
coffee.
Vou
gel
the
tTorliTs
Leading
llrand
of
Coffee
1
Vou
get
mart
flavor
lernue
Maxwell
lloue
ronUinl
choice
Latin-American
roffeet
...
the
heht
obtainable.
TIiee
richer,
more
flavorful
coffees
ore
hlended
hy
experts
to
give
you
finer
flavor.
And,
Radiant
IioaMing
develops
tvery
extra
atom
of
goodness
to
give
you
fuller
flavor.
LING
'
THE
TAILOR
We
are
taking
cleaning
and
pressing
and
steam
pressing
while
you
wait,
P.HONEC49
520
Sixth
Street
$30,000,000
KITTY
AID
TO
NEWFOUNDLAND
ST
JOHN'S.
Nfld
.
Oi
Newfoundland's
salt
codfish
Indus-'xv
wor
$8,000,000
annually,
has
weatnered
the
crisis
posed
o-
Britain's
suspension
of
the
i:anvertiblllty
of
sterjlng
by
the
us.'
of
the
Island's
accumulated
urnluses
in
London.
During
the
war
U.NJUI.A.
purchases
sent
Newfoundland
codfish
into
countries
which
it
had
never
reached
before
and
exporters
had
hoped
to
hold
hf
se
markets
in
ie?eetime.
j
With
the
industry
facing
col-1
lapse
and
fishermen
expecting'
heavy
losses,
the
people
of
Newfoundland
were
bewildered
by
the
sudden
closing
of
one
of
their
chief
outlets
for
fish
by
i
Britain's
action
until
W.
H.I
Finn,
commissioner
of
natural
resources,
stepped
to
a
microphone
ln
a
St.
John's
radio
I
He
announced
that
the
$30,-j
000,000
kitty
plied
up
by
New-!
foundland
during
prosperous
war
years
would
be
used
to
help.
The
dollars
would
be
exchanged
for
the
sterling
which
was
paid
to
Newfoundland
exporters
and
the
sterling
held
on
I
Newfoundland's
behalf
ln
Lon
don
where
the
Island
has
a
debt
i
'
of
$78,000,000.
I'
Although
another
problem
j
might
have
to
be
faced
next
year,
Mr.
Finn
said,
fishermen
1
were
assured
by
the
govern-
,
ment's
action
of
steady
prices
this
year
for
cod,
running
from
$10
to
$14
a
quintal
112
pounds.
Try
a
Classified
Ad
in
The
News
CRYING?
CROSS?
CROTCHETY?
$
this
your
child?
"Worms"
a
very
possible
reason.
Dr.
McKenzie's
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