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ie A UNCEMENTS 1946
Rebekah Bazaar, October 4.
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and 9 Radio, heater 725 |

Canadian Legion Fall Bazaar,| 1949
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1948 Chev. 34-ton
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FOR SALE—Tan Cadillac con-
vertible, complete accessories
overall; two heaters, radio, |
defroster, electric windows,
power top, good rubber. Priced
for quick sale. Blue 491. (173) |

FOR SALE — 1950 Chev. 18,000
miles. Heater and defroster.
Blue 162. (177)

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WOULD LIKE rhubarb to can,
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STAR DELIVERY and Messen-
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WE PAY cash for burnt out
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WANTED — Experienced
for summer relief work with
possibility of being taken on
regular staff if suitable. Apply
to «twWMedical Superintendent,
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Prince Rupert, B.C (177)

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YOUNG WOMAN desires posi- ;
tion Can type rapidly and| FOR RENT—Warehouse, 40 ft. x
accurately, has knowledge of| 40 ft. on First Ave. and Man-
shorthand, bookkeeping and; son Way: Apply Standard
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(172p)| pedrooms. Reasonably priced.
Five wnidkens otk (ace arranged, 642 8th Ave.
fresh killed for canning or Kast. Red 900. (175)

freezing Formerly McKays,| FOR SALE—Seven room house,

gdith Ave. Hast:rCall eyenings.)< close. in: Reasonable price.
ke aoe Uae Se (T19}) Cash, ‘Blie 409 between >
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ies invited. Granville Island.}| — erry *
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hy 48 and 49, Block 17, Section 1.}
FOR SALF—Large Next to Imperial Machine}
chair, good 1480; Works. Apply Standard Ma-
(172p)| chine Shop (187)

Piggott Ave.,
FOR SALE—Wine chesterfield,| ——— : eel
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armchair,
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range; 6 piece bedroom suite; | am brass, fepyer, lead, ete,
chrome kitchen suite; Wear- onest grading. Prompt pay-

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Hoover floor polisher; 3 ven-

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naa. ; P)| 543. Call 630 6th Avenue West,
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troller and pleasure boat with! ‘a om
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8th East. (1722p); Tax specialist. S. @ WFurk,

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Take notice that:
(1) The Couneil of the Municipal
Corporation of the City of Prince
Rupert intends to construct an eight
foot six inch concrete sidewalk on
the north side of second Avenue
East, evenings. West sbetween First Street and Sec-
Se ae ate Lane Street, as a local improvement,
}and intends to specially assess 4
es ‘ FOR RENT __. | part of the cest upon the land abut-
FOR RENT—Large, comfortable | “78 directly on the work
furnished room. Quiet zome.| (2) The estimated cost

of the

eentral. Light housekeening if| WOT* 1 %6.200.00, of whieh 91911-60 |

i Shei is to be paid by the City, and the
Every ¢ lectrical CON | estimated special rate per foot front-
venience. Working couple pre-| age is $13.40. The special assessment
ferred. Box 445, Daily News. | is to be paid in ten (10) annual in-

(172) | stahnents

elk ; | (3)...Persons desiring to petition
FOR RENT—Sleepine room for} against undertaking the work must
gentleman. 238 6th West. do ‘so on or before the twenty-fifth

(174p) | day of August, 1952.
ete

Sennae aaa Dated this 23rd day of July, 1952
FOR RENT—Room and bosrd. |

R. W. Long,
171 3rd East. (1738p) City Clerk.

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Worlds

With a cold game at no trump
against any defense, Mrs, Keen
and Mr. Abel had managed
land in a four heart contract
which should have been defeat
ed. But as Mr. Champion’s an
ger indicated, it wasn’t.

This is another illustration of
how you can tell your partne:
what suit to lead if and when
he gets in.

Somehow M. Muzzy got off to
his best opening, the seven of
clubs. The queen was finessed
and Mr. Champion won with the
king. Now of course he couldn't
possibly know at this point
whether the contract could be
defeated or not

This, however, he did know
He didn’t want a diamond lead
from his partner. A diamond
lead might well lose a trick,
whereas a spade lead could not
possibly lose.

Using the_suit preference sig- |
|nal, Mr. Champion would have
returned his lowest club if he
had wanted a lead in the lowe:
of the other two plain suits

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Assiniboine Headed
For Bone-Yard

HALIFAX (CP)—Canada’s fam-
ed destroyer, the Assiniboine, is) gnooses—from a rabbit to a
headed for the scrap yards. skunk—for a week at a time

Sidney J. Simon, president of! trom Sacramento's free lending
the Guard Salvage Company) jiprary of animals
Ltd., in Halifax said today ar-| paiton Merkel, who runs the
rangements have been made t0)jiprary, checks out the pets in
have the ship cut up. Crews of) taxe-home cages
breakers begin work next week. A few of the animals are ‘

From the time Lt.-Cmadr. E.| reserve” tempbrarily 1
R. Mainguy of Chemainus, B.C., werkel is certain they're wholly
now an admiral and chief of! safe for boys and girls
naval staff, brought her from) here are about 300 in the
England to the day she was)jiprary, including a pair of red
“paid off” in Liverpool, the As-/ foxes, a baby grey fox, a porcu-
siniboine’s 4.7-inch guns pound-| pine and a mink, an owl, squir-
ed out a record seeond to none};rels. rabbits, snakes, turtles and
in the 42-year history of the! racoons. The
Royal Canadian Navy. in operation

‘“‘Phe Bones” was sold to War withdrawals run from 10 to 20
Assets Corporation in 1946 after a week. It is financed from a
it had played a major role’ in| private foundation and by dona-
Canada’s naval engagements in|tions from the Junior League,
the Seeond World War. service clubs, city schoo)

In a final fling at the head- | State fair.
line-making, the Assiniboine, The library, located
snapped her towline in 1946 and | State fairground,
rammed aground off South| @?y Joaned animal :
Lake, PEL. Only rabbits and white ts go

“She has a fine record,” o-oo aes sige
called CPO William E. Cava- acs care Rerested in
nagh of Ottawa, aboard when! * 4,017. (

says Merkel.
she made her first of three sub} ye jittle grey fox can
“kills.” She also captured the | cuddled like a kitten but |
German merchantship Han-

a : circulating yet.
nover and participated in sev-| syossom. a striped

about the most
item. (Blossom is deodorized,)

he

library has been
since March and

and

the
has mn lost

who |
ikes,”’ |

be
s not

skunk, is

enbemeuts popular library
vagements,

Most

LAND REGISTRY ACT

 

 

Certificate of Title No. 21551-I
to Lot One (1), Block Thirty-
six (36), Section One (1), Map

beg

3.

WHEREAS satisfactory proof of
| loss of the above Certificate of Title
\issued in the name of John Gurvich
thas been filed in this office, notice
is hereby given that I shall, at the
expiration of one month from the
date of the first pubiication hereof,
issue a Provisional Certificate of
Title in lieu of said lost Certificate,
unless in the meantime valid ob-
\ jection be made to me in writing.

DATED at the Land Registry Of-
fice, Prince Rupert, B.C., this 21st
day of July, 1952, A.D.

Rupert Fulton,
Acting Deputy Registrar of Titles

tunnels

sighted thé ‘sub. “Our skipper,|an albino ground squirrel!
|
kel, but he’s not going out either |
with the sliekest manoeuvring |
to bear but our small arms kept
Seismologist
conning tower for the main gun. emsmo. ogis
“Finally we got a shell in her | Tehachapi Mountains may have
Kenneth Watson of Revel- He also warned that anothe1
the war. dead, nine of them children, and
another, Capt. E. P. Tisdall of|early morning darkness, sent
den, Esquimalt, B.C. was badly damaged although no
some partly blocked by land-
poured over the road, a patrol-
includes:
“dam-
to the Ridge Route either badly

€ 8 Less The meanest animal, says}
bank,” said: Cayaragh, *4yno0!} Merkel, is one of the smallest
Lt.-Cmdr. John H. Stubbs (later| The porcupine has never rais- |
killed when the destroyer Atha- | eq his tail at anyone, says Mer-
baskan went down), got her|
I’ve ever seen.
“The range was so short main} Another Quake
armament could net be brought .
|
sweeping the decks and gash- | May Hit, Warns |
ing her hull. As a German went
down, another jumped out the
But Michael Seullion of Ver-}| TEHACHAPI (AP) A top-
dun, Que., kept killing them as |rasiking seismologist estimated
fast as they came out. |today that earth high in the
and rammed twice. That did the | Moved as much as 40 or 50 feet
” along the fault line in yesterday
trick. .
,morning’s earthquake
are. ne es een ee quake may hit this little towr
ps “fh ite .¢| Within a few hours.
the destroyer’s only easualty of Eleven persons. are known
Of the 10 captains who guid-/ scores were injured resi-
ed her, four later became ad-| qents have been left homeless.
miorals, one a commodore, and} ‘The quake, which strugk in the
Victoria, B.C., now is command-! walls of every major building in’
ing officer of the cruiser On-/|town tumbling. The big Teha-
tario. chapi State prison for women
inmates were reported killed.

Aid was rushed from al] direc-
tions over buckled highways
slides.

On the four-lane Ridge Route
Highway 99, where a huge slide
man said “the whole top of the
mountain seems to have slid off.’

Other damage already surveyed

Four railroad
aged extensively.”

Several ‘highways in addition
camaged or closed by earth
slides and buckling pavement.

Oil refinery set afire.

BLACKWOOD on

ridge

LEY BLACKWOOD

Suit Preference Signal Is
Ignored, Hand Is Lost

“T thought you were such an expert on the suit
preference signals, Muzzy,” said
seornfully. “You use it when you shouldn't and fail
te use it when you should.”

Mr.

South dealer
Both sides vulherable

North
(Mr.

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Abel)
K 6 3
li--J i0 6 4
D-—-K 8 4
GA QJ
Rast
(Mi

West
(Mr. Muzzy)
S 108 742

2 5—Q Jf
H
Dp

H

DQ J53

( 9
South
(Mrs, Keen)
S—A 9
H—K Q 9 ¢
D—A 10 9

$4

Pa
All pa

Actually,
the higher suit
fore, at trick two
the nine of clubs

Mrs

he
spades

he

led
Keen won’ on .the

of
ped

hearts
right
fired back
Mr. -Muzzy
third trick
of lead
diamonds
After some tnought he came
to the brilliant decision that Mr
Champion might have the
of diamonds that the
of the might
dummy’s king Just what
thought Mrs
the bidding on is not quite clear
In any case
of diamonds and
won with the ace
round of trumps and then
nessed against Mr. Muzzy’s
of diamonds, making her game

Mr. Champion
in with the ace
the eight of
ruffed for
nd now had a choice
between

clubs

spades

and
queen

Mrs
She
fi-

This advertisement is nat published or displayed by |
the Liquor Control Board of by the Government }

of British Columbia. Pz

Champion

Champion) |

welcomed a lead in
There-
back
board
with the jack and led the ten
step-
and

his side’s

Keen had opened |
he led the queen |
Ke: ni}

took a}

jack

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