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Friday,
Novi
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la
FalxviewiCemetef
y
UndertaKers
in
tuaigc
nti
uw
HEL1
WANTED
WANTEI-v;ook
waiuea
boarding
house.
Appjy
uox
riving
references'
ana
.in
salarv
expected,
uuaj
"WANTED
-
Capable
usekeeper
middle
aged
pre-.j
Mr
small
family.
No
Itup
--
-
avy
work,
Private'
room,
.j
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rnnl
waees:
AddIv
.
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aiiu
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1
284,
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News.
(in
WOKS
WANTED
I-aged
woman
will
look
cr
children-
evenings.
Phone
m
588.
(tf)
WANTED
400
furnaces
to
re-
.
c.1
.
If.t.l
T
.1
.
'
Fir,.
Avenue.
Phone,
rk
884.
J1
.
,
i
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v.
t
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iiwiiL
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nnri
First
M-ortrnap"
$50,000
box
283
uany
news
(260)
TTl
nFMT
Tu;n
nr
1
preferably
furnished,
:'y
by
family
of
4.
10th
St
East,
saskatoon.
jse
(266)
FOR
f:ENT
RENT
Two
rooms
and
(268)
ROOM
AND
HOARD
"
-
wa
k.bll
,
mimr.
lauir
meais.
Mrs.
ftRSONAL
makinj
alterations,
25
ei:nence
rnone
Black
(275)
,
k."J
wife
power
of
at-
f-
ftWVIIJ,
(266).
I
HftS
ttVA
r
viV
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11IK
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from
drlnklnir
Tr.
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a
unicr
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xtu-
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Bnr
97fl
n.ii..
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.uaiiy
ruews.
(IW
vnrr.
i-wurt
mases
a
"'
ivarn
ana
stained
,
auuc
iu
kUIHI
II.N
"
sanding,
a
quick,
ef-
wnn
modern
-".,
ureer
and
una-
rvlce-
Phone
Red
501.
(tf)
TENDERS
m
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received
by
Mteett
CO-onerntlv
A.
in-
:
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lur
purcnase
or
the
.
,
r
A,
m.
i
UU-
3
tons,
ion"
wn
1947
Model,
used
months,
condition
as
new.
'"
un
2
sneeri
rpnr
""w:u
irame.
niai-
7'
m....
...
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4U
All
K"
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ntfnnn
vuicnasea
with
tmoir
"wi
LOT!
fitnb-A.KnHir
XfivUl
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completely
over-
1
re
frame,
two
speefl
rear
,.k
i
in
o
u;xio-
witn
ick
on
v
tenders
to
the
Mas-
-operative
Association,
f
mnce
Rupert
Fishermen's
rwatlve
Assn.,
P.O.
Box
,'
nee
Rupert,
B.C.
es'
or
nnv
0r,H..
rearlly
accepted.
Addl-r
11
information
may
be
had
rn
either
of
the,
above
(tf)
Pswin
k
,
'j
TT:
;
nlerslgned
up
to
Novem,
'
"
at
5
n
m
t
u.
E'
three
houses
207,
209
n
j-'
"un
Avenue
East
He'serson
Ltd.
Phone&C.
(268)
1
19
dluraay,
November
Kisett''
011
the
bat
"Edward
ihn.
-M"B'
and
naiioui
id...-,,"
n'8nest
or
any-
Pfpur;.?01
necessarily
beJ
union.
(204)
FOR
SALE
FOR
i'
SALS
Orib,
all
baby
furniture
and
toys,
chesterfield.
bedroom
dinette-
suites;
rugs,
drapes,
dishes,
oil
burner'
range,
radio
gramaphone.
Everything
for
Sale-.
FurJ
coat
(coney)
hat
and
muff.
I
size
18.
Apply
258:11th,
Street!
(206)'
ITOR
BAU&-'47t
Chev,
5..
passenger.
coupe-,
AM.
Stone,
Ru-;
pert:
Hotel.
(265)
FDR
SALEV-Quebec
heater,
Mc
wary
witn
fire-guard,
$10.
1955
i5th
Ave.
E,
or
phone
Red'
728:
(tf)
FOR
t
SALB-Ne
w
and
Used
Fur
niture,
for
Household,
Offices.
Hardware-and
Musical
Instru-ments,
etc.
Slightly
used
Radios,
battery
and
electric
sets,
from
$20;,
used
kitchen
Chairs,
$1;
Hassocks,
$1.50;
Chesterfield
Bed,
$32;
new
double-
electric
Hot
Plate
with
cord,,
$7;
unpalnted
Medicine
Chests.
S2.75V
,
,
i.nnninfpri
r
Twi,
i
PtAa
Olsm
nnrt
nnJ
OhPt
"IV.
nf
T-
nr,,,c
1
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vlt,....,
J4
cus
uiui
ii
is
not
Everything,
reduced.
Come
and,
int-re-te-1
In
exercls!
look
then
v,
i
over.
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.FURNI-
uiacK
1
1
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cviuilmy
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nr
nnxat
Anneiorimf
-
r"
J
bUllMMIt.
ofj-foldinff
steel
ccts.
MICH-
kiteh.T
-UU.,
en,
office-.'
mess
and
cooks
tables,
alt
sizes,
many
.solid
maple.
Chests
of
drawers,
lockers,
counters,
kitchen
and
office
chairs,
desks,
file
cabinets,
frleboaTds;
coffee
,
urns
and
numerous
other
ar-,
ticle8.
Contact
Mr;
Johnson-r-1
ness'
nave
booked
passage
for
Phone
342.
Evenings.
Blue
697.
Canada.
Thomas
Maley,
former
P.O.
Box
,927:
(269)Reent
Street,
London,
busi
FOR'
SALE
.22
repeating
rifle,
deep
sea
trolling
,rod.
and
reel,
electrolux,
or
will
swap
elec-trolux
for
good
washing
machine.
732
8th
Avei
East.
(265)
FOR
SALE
Everything
must
go
Monday
and
Tuesday.
End
table
with
blue
glass
top,
2
large
chairs,
double
bunk,
davenport,
kidney
table
and
mirror,
mantle
radio
with
extension
speaker,
odds,
and
ends.
All
at
our
own
price.
Must
be
sold.
402
6th
Ave.
East.
Red
922.
(264)
r.
FOR
SALE
One
large
Taylor
safe,
inside
dimensions
26"x
31",
three
locking
drawer
compartments,
and
one
locking
me
t
a
1
compartment.
Best,
offer.
Box
38.
Phone
83.
(268)
FOR
SALE
1937
Bulck
Sedan
In
.very
good
condition.
Equipped
with
radio
and
heater;
Phone
211
or
Black
961.
(tf)
CHENILLE
SPREADS.
$4.89
Manufacturers'
clearance
first
quality
for
double
and
slnjlr
beds
In
beautiful
two-toned
colors,
worth
double
the
price.
Money
refunded
If
not
satisfied.
.
Sent
C.O.D.
plus
postage
In
Canada.
Handicraft
Distributors,
254
Sherbrooke
St.
W.,
Montreal
18,.
Que.
the
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat,
28
ft.
long,
with
7
h.p,
engine,
and
gurdles.
Blue
518,.
evenings.
(266)
FOR
SALE
1930
Studebaker
sedan
and
cedar
decking
3x10
and
3x12:
Apply
Midland
Camp.
(260)
.FOR
iSALE
House,
215
9th
Ave.
East.
With
or
without
furniture.
Phone
Red
560
(267)
FOR
SALE
5-room
house
full
on
the
basement,
2
lots.
Owner
leaving,
to
will
sacrifice
for
quick
sale.
Armstrong
Agencies.
Phone
342,
307
3rd.
West.(287V
FOR
SALE
Cheap,
Restaurant
(2)
ranges
of
all
sizes.
Bake
ovenj.
camp
size,
Jacket
heaters,
parts
17),
of
all.
kinds.
Phone
108,
P.O;
Box
-1308,
Prince
Rupert
pf
for
Plumbing
and
Heating.
(267)
FOR
SALE
2x12
cedar
plank,
2x4'
and
3x12.
Box
286
Dally
News.
(268J
MACHINERY
FOR
SALE
;
TO?
SAW,
better-
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
the
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
.(
as
eor:sale:
Large
supply
of
dry
of
scrap
wood,,
random
on
length's,
$G'
per
cord,
3
cord
lots
$16.
so
BLUE,
810
Bert's
Transfer
303
Third
Ave.
THIRD
AVENUE
LOTS
FOR?
SALE
City,
Council
Waives
Priority;
Should
He
Offered
to
Public
Four
.government-owned,
business,
lots,,
which
have
left
an
unoccupied
spacei
on,
the.
"premium,"
section
,
of
Thlrd.Avenuc.
llave
been
declared.surplus.
and
'are,beiDglturned
-
over
to
War'As
sets
tot-
sae
clty'
councll
was
(niormeo:
in
a,
letter
from
War
Assets
at
Monday
night's.
meeU
leg.
The,
lots,
.on
the
south
JSide-
ol
JSrt""uefl-?08,ttthe
eral
Bulldlngt
have-been
held
wnce-eany-years
or
thecity
and,
Docause(
of
the-
high
price
asked
for
them,
have,
never
been
bought
by,
a
private'
purchaser.
At
one-thne,.
the,
federal
gov
ernment
asked
$96,000
for
the
lour
lots.
They
are
assessed
by
the-city.at
a
value
of
$3,250-each,
or
UZjm
'for
the-
four.
The
aldermen
moved
that
since-
the
lots
are
so
valuaDie
commercially
and
would
providfl
tavpflmv
revenue
for
the
citv
If
rw.,.f.
.u.
......
""i
ui,
nic
11,
city
ailOUiU
lf
.
-
-
...
w.
......
.
.u..
,
.7
.
.
,
.
-
purhasins:
priority
it
mi.ht
have.
uom
tne
city
and
the
Chan,-
hOt,
rf
Hrtmn.,.
1-
.
wuiiimtivi:
Ilcl
VP
SOU?nt
nil
....
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t.
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iiir
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u
us
rpipnpn
rnr
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...
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I
f
A
-
ve
jiued.wun
l,.,
.
.
.,
,.,
il
,
.
.
cauku
uh
iiura
iAvenue
ion
so
many
years.
VANCOUVER.
O)
Thirty
Brl-
tlsh
tailors,
'discouraged,
by
re-
sections
hampering
their
busi-
ness
man
said
here.
er
FOR
5
ALE
FOR
;SALE
1946
-Ford
Super
Deluxe.
Al
rnnrilflnn
r.
plete
with
radio
and
heater,
Terms
cash.
Apply
13
Taxi..
(265)
H.
"
rOR
SAL-E-Beautiful
Crystal
nv
Backed
hair
brushes
for,
men
o.
and
.women,
also
mirrors
and
J.
combs,
to
match.
If
It's
a
lovely
Xmas
.gift
you
want,
phone
Fuller
Brush,
Green
813.
F&S
LOST
J.
'J.
LOST
Shopping
bag
containing
loafers,
6.20.camera,
naval
identification
bracelet,
keep
sake.
New
hot
water
bottle,
English
plate.
Finder
please
a.
p.
return
to
Dally
News.
(265)
?:
METAL.
WORK
j.
PLUMBING
Installations-
and
repairs.
SHEET
MET.AL
a.
WORK.
Furnaces,
tanks,
eavestroughing
and
stack
j,
a,
work.
Letourneau.&
Sons,
629
Sixth
Wes.
Phone.
543.
(tf)
VESII
We
make
them
all-Boat
tanks,
mufflers,
stacks,
furnaces,
B.
eavestrough.
Thorn
Sheet
B.
A.
Metal
Ltd,
253
East
First
Avenue.
A.
Phone
Black
884.
(tf)
Al
TIMBER
SALE
X42793
Sealed
-
tenders
will,
be
received
by
Minister
of
Forests
at
Victoria,
K.
B.C..
not
later
than
11
a.m.
on
the
E.
24th:
day
of
November,
1947,
for
the
M.
purchase,
of
Licence
X42793,
to
cut
J.
3,775.000
f.bjn.
of-spruce.
cedar,
and
F.
hemlock,
on
an
area
situated
on
Mosquito
Lake,
Cumahewa
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
District.
Two
(2)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Deputy
Minister
Victoria.
B.C..
or
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Paul
(028.
N4.
11,18)
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
(Section
28)
Notice
nf
Application
for
Beer
Licence1
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
tnat
the
28th
day
of
November,
next,
undersigned
Intends
to
apply
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
In
respect
of
premises
being
part
of
a
building
known
as
Karls-court
Hotel,
situate
on
Colllson
Avenue,
at
Massett,
Queen
Charlotte
D.
Islands.
British
Columbia,,
upon
the
n.
lands
described
as
Lots
One
(1),
Two
r,
and
Three-
(3),
Block
Five
(5),
R.
subdivision
of
District
Lot
Seven
A;
Plan,
946.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
in
tne
jtov
Ince
of
British
Columbia,
for
the
sale
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
the
bottle
B.
consumption
on
the
premsles
or
D.
elsewhere.
R.
DATED
this
27th
day
or
uciooer,
G.
1947.
T
HERALD
GRAY
Applicant.
(2751
D.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR,
ACT"
M.
(Section
26)
J.
Notice
of
Application
for
a
Club
U,
Licence
EEd.
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
that
on
28th
day
of
November
next,
the
undersigned
REX
BOWLINO
CLUB
LIMITED
Intends
to
apply
to
the,
M.
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
Club
C.
Licence
In
respect
of
premises
situate,
J.
at
No.
231
Third
Avenue-
West,
Bob
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
J,
(First
Tloor),
upon
lands
described
Lots
43
and
46,
Block
34,
Section
1,
Map
923,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
ln
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
to
entitle
each
member
of
the
said
Club
to
keep
on
the
premises
a
reasonable
quantity
liquor
for-
personal
consumption
the
premises,
and
entitling
the
Club
to
purchase
liquor
from
a
vendor
and
to
sell
by
the
glass
the
liquor
purchased
to-
Its
members
and
fnr
rnmuniDtlon
on
the
Club
premises
In
accordance
with
the
provisions
of
the
"aapernment
Liquor
Aet"
and
the-
regulations
promulgated
thereunder.
DATED
thlal
27th
day
of
October,
1947
REX
BOWLING.
CLUB
LIMITED.
(278)
A
prayer
of
Bedford
Town
.football
team
in
the
Southern;
League.
is.
that
one
day
it
will
be
drawn,
at
home,
against,
crowd-1
drawing
Arsenal
for
the
Foot-;
ball
Association
Cup.
The
rea
son
is-obyiousi
For-every
200
spectators
above-2,500,
at.
home,
games
all
Bedford
professionals!
are
paid
two
shillings-(40
cents)
I
in
addition
to
thein
basio
wage.
!
A
quick?
look.-,
around
the
ter
races
gives
the
team
an
idea
of
their
pay
check
every,
week
Qround
capacity
is-25,000.and
a
fulLhouse
means
nn
pxtrn
$44
fin
per
man.
TWOWTIF
IN:
BOWLING;
Harris
and
Revellers
on
Even
Terms
at
Top
of
Men's
"A""
League
uurnB
5Cor,nB
a
cieait
sweep
fhrpf.
4
n
l,UCC
"lw
w
iui
victory
over
Home-Oil
wpnt
Into
tho.
loirior-
ui
uie
mens
t
r
ive,
nn
Bowiing,
League,
with
Revellers.
,
'
,u
t
rtrtr.
Ky
rr-'t
,
n
n
n.
1
v..
M,
LAi,441ii
1.4
i
I
iruv
nr
i
iai.ii
iff
iiri
rvi
iiriri
:i
v
"
The
team,
scores
for
the-
eve
nng
were:
Burns
3,
Home
OIL
0.
Revellers
2,
MalkhVs
l.
McMeekin's
3,.
Morgan's
0.
Brownwood's
3,
JJorth
Star.
0.
Manson's
2,
Ambassadors
l.
High
Single
individual
score
Continentals
2,
Kilowatts
1.
was
304by
Sonny
Stiles
of
Rev
ellers
while
high
aggregate-scor
for
three
games
was
Dan.from
persons
who
have
had'
Burns
had
high
team
single
syphilis,
malaria,
or
recent
at-
Wick
of
McMeekin's
with
.
773
game
score
of
1259
and
high
ag-
eregate
for
three
games
of
3280.
Individual
scoring;
HOME
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Muncey
158
173
124
stromdahi
210
173
297
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III
?f
supplemental
operations
to
Ifvlne-
178
255:
203
take
Dore
il0
tne
leg
or
hip
Handicap
32.
32
.
32.,
of
a
patient
for
grafting
else-
s-988
908
1020
.
where.
It
also
avoids
weakening
Kinsior
212
160
218.
and
possible-
fracture
of
the
TLtn,'.;.,.,
255'
I?f;
area,
from
which
bone
is
bor-
Tlmmermelster
151'
254
255
,
Plnnleer
210
1
275
Idl
TOWed.
comadtna-
191
283
213
Handlcan
so
so
Rn
m.i..;
r
ior
use-
The
pioneering
work
at
two
New
York
hospitals
has
been
"disclosed
after
more
than
125
operations.
Some
of
these
bones
preserved
as
long
as
three
months.
The
operations,
were
so
suc-
cessf
ul
that
the
bone
bank
idea
now,
is
spreading,
rapidly
to
other
hospitals,
and
formation
I
of
community-wide-
banks
is
j
urged
by
Dr.
Philip
D.
Wilson.
I
surpeon-in-rhipf
nf
thi
hrwnltnl
"
"
'
Ior
special
surgery
nere.
icjjuii,cu
ou
ouu-
cessful
transplants,
and
Dr.
TinnnrH
v
n,,ch
r
v,
m,
.
Ynrif'
nrThnnPrilr
Virtcrtitnl
colH
1
ovraiianf
excellent
facnH
results
itrAA
were
obtained
.U4ninA
in
67
operations
there.
These
two
hospitals
began
the
banks
simultaneously
about
a
year
and
a
half
ago.
Pieces
of
healthy
bone
obtained
in
operations
or
from
amputations
are
placed
immediately
In
Cf1
1o-?
ctorllo
life
-
-a
,n
a
refrigerato;
a
tempera.
tures
of
10
to
20
degrees
below
zero
Fahrenheit.
Care
is
taken
to
avoid
bone
tacks
of
jaundiee.
The
organ-
Isms
causing
these
diseases
might
lodge
and
survvie
for
long
periods
In
the,
bones.
Advantages
of
the
bone
bank
fr
surgeons
said,
are
that
It
avoids
the
timei
pain,
and
shock
I
i
Bone
from
the
bank
has
been
;
...
.
.
'
used
to
mi
cavities,
caused
oy
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SERVICE
Totals
ioo9
i309-iii2Jlumors
or
acidents,
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REVELLERS
i
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fUSe
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Jln
intS
f
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304
271
131
tne
wrist
or
spine,
and
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bridge
comadina
159
191
233
small
gaps
in
fractures
of
ln-
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196
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Jries-
Vertebrae-of
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schroeder
....
221
122
151
have
been
fused
to
prevent
mo-
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III
III
.Uon
ln
low
backpam
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or
malkin's
to
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tu-
Leamy
220
165
-154
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I33
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263
170
1
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So
far,
large
grafts
using
Totals
920
1152)
911
bones
eight
to
ten
inches
long
MANSON'S
Schuman
202
175.
126
Scuby
101
167'
98
Dominate
145
178.
130
Bleakely
90
147'
140
Manson
303
222;
208
Handicap
99
99i
99
Totals
940
9881
801
,
AMBASSADORS
Myers
212
177
205
Harding
128
129
115;
Chyzyk
126
104
227,
Long-
lOd.
114
125
Woolcott
152
76
178,
Handicap
143,
143
143
:
Totals
807
743
993
i
CONTINENTALS
Davlea
211
184
209
Trumbell
197
197
239
Rhodes
145
203
219
Lunn
20C
261
219
284
204
200
Handicap
89
89
89
Totals
1132
1138
1195
KILOWATTS
Alger
157
122
251
Rudderham
254
221
258
Dumas
223
136
178
Munlzaba
244
126
199
Wanetta
184
231
144
Handicap
84
84
84
Totals
1146
020
1114
MORGAN'S
Hay
136
193
188
McCara
138
67
204
salmon
...
108
130
128
MacLeod
la
lira
oi
MacLeod
169
144
114
Handicap
49
49
49
Totals
754
092
844
MCMEEKIN'S
&
Wick
173
265
207
Wick
270
248
260
Sparks
185
220
235
Shenton
14
oTS
McMeekhv
,
156,
120
219
Totals
...
933
1041
1074
NORTH
STAR
Hartwlg
170
184
155
Thompson
154
128
118
Sharpe
146
143
141
Oweua
154
188
183
Oarner
190
180
134
Handicap
103
103
103
Totals
.917
920
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BROWNWOOD'S
Skalymerud
250
2C2
162
Maundrell
151
129
112
Reld
234
149
152
Woods
242
188
18
Dunbar
.'
147
179
187
Handicap
44-
44
44
Totals
1068
951
865
Team
standings:
Burns
22
Revells
22
McMeekin's
21
Manson's-
20
Malkin's
20
Continentals
20
Brownwood's
18'
Home
OH
17
North
Star
17
Kilowatts
15
Ambassadors-
13
Morgans
11
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BEING
USED1
Human
"Spare-Parts"
Now
Being:
Organized
By
ALTON
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NEW
YORK
Bone
banks
preserving
human
bone
are
be
-
lnK
used
successfully
to
aid
the
crippled,
the
injured,
and
vie-
trms
of
some
diseases.
They
are
the
latest
such
sav
,ns
accounts
of
human
spare
parts,
joining
eye-
banks,
skin
i
vessels
grow
into
the
trans-banks,
blood
banks,
and
plasma
!
planted
bonei
Bone
can
be
banks.
The
bone
banks
use
i
transplanted
from
one
person
deep
freeze
refrigeration
to
keep
j
to
another
without
regard
to
the
material
fresh
and
ready
I
blood
groups
or
types;
1
it
is
absorbed
and
new
bone-re
places
it.
The-grafted
bone-acts
as
a
scaffold,
as
a
source-
for
minerals,,
and
stimulates
.the
growth
of
new
bone,
the-
surgeons
explained.
Tiny
blood
Small
scale
bone-banks
are
possible
and
desirable
in
every
hospital
with
an
active-
bone
and
joint
service,
Dr.
Wilson
said,
but
community
bone-banks
should
be
planned
'
to
provide
all
surgeons
with
material
for
bone
transplants
of
every
size
and
description.
As
with
eye
banks,
Persons,
might
volunteer
to.
will
tneir
bones
to
the
banks,
he
added,
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D.
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L.
Evans,
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Retail
Lumberman's
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said
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He
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that
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$$3,-250
in
1940
now
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have
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but'Dr
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son
said
he
believed
they
also
would
succeed.
If
a;
sizeable
piece
of
leg
bone-Is
lost,
forext
ample,
a
long
bone
from
the
bank;
could
be-
substituted;
and
attached
by
metal
screws
to
the
broken
ends
of
the
living
bone;
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not
live
in
Its
new
host.
Instead
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