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FUNERAL
DEACON
B.C., S y. Jpily
Rey. Sidney C. Dea
years, of Ocean Falls, B.C., and
Bristol, England. Beloved brother
Dunjohn, Bristo:

St

NOTICE

Sunc

a
2 p.m

31 icted by
acon Hodson
ow in Diocesan
emetery. B. C
harge yf ar-
iit)

Automatic Oil heat-
netal work. Phone

630 6th We Létou? Aea

PLUMBING

HELP WANTED—MALE
SUN CARRIERS wanted

town route Phone

Green 767.

Vown-
640 or
(179)

SESSOR TRAINEES
“(Cle rks Grade 2
FOR THE BRITISH COI
CIVIL SERVICE
Department of Finance
vari centres in
1 Columbia
$239 per
positions
Deputy
i alary
th. Qual-
iculation
in Ag-
mmerce
ractices

UMBIA

year

HELP WANTED—FEMALE

WANTED—Clerk for T. Eaton
Co. (178)

TRAINED Men Win—Write In-
ternational Correspondence
Schools, Box 562, Prince Ru-
pert or 1419 East 6th. (188)

LOST AND FOUND

LOST—Black Labrador
swers to “Duffy.”
Spence & Matiuk.

FOR SALE

FOR SALE
lis piano, like new
listed price $850.00.
will sell for $600.00 or nearest
offer. Cash. Phone Black 339

(182p)

dog, an-
Reward

Modern style Wil-

FOR SALE—Child’s dropside crib
of select high quality hard-
wood. Size 48 inehes long by
26 inches wide. Excellent con-

dition. Phone Black 165, (180p) |

BOATS FOR SALE

FOR SALE—Float
home or summer
614.

House. “Good
camp. Black
(180p

CARS FOR SALE |
FOR SALE—1949 Ford,
condition, two-tone.

$1400. Bob Parker Body Shop.
Terms can be arranged. (182p)

FOR SALE—1949 Hillman, A-1
condition with only 15.000
miles
Can be
Overlook
days

“good

seen at 1408 First
after 6. Phone 864
Terms can be arranged.

(181) |

FOR SALE—1949 Austin sedan, |
like new. Information write)
Box 453, Daily News.

FOR SALE
condition

FOR SALE-
heater,
rubber.

1949 Pontiac in good
Green 140. (181p)
1940 Buick. Radio,
defroster and all good
Red 665, (181p)

FOR RENT—Warehouse

(FOR SALE —

(178p) |
|\FOR SALE—Two industrial lots, |

Present |
Moving, ;

Price)

Studebaker red in color.|

(180p) ;

CARS FOR SALE

FOR SALE—1951 Austin A7@
station wagen. Radio. 8000
miles guaranteed mileage.
Phone Blue 897. (180)

FOR SALE—Army truck, 194i
8 cwt. In class shape
Can be
Ave. W
(178p)

NATIONAL “Machine ry Co. Lim-
ited istributors for: Mining,
Logging and
Equipment
invited. Granville
ncouver 1, B.C

Oil tank
x2"

material complete

ittings for reservoir where

hallow depth a consideration

Phone Blue 408 (179)

FOR SALE Live chickens or
fresh killed for canning or
fr z Formerly McKays,
llth Ave. East. Call evenings

(179)

first

priced
t 1710 @nd
Spe nce & Matiuk

Con-
Enquir-
Island

(tf)

approxi-

One -quar *

FOR RENT
FOR RENT
SINGER PORTABLE

ELECTRIC
SEWING MACHINES

$2 per week
$6 per month
FREE DELIVERY
Phone 864
Singer Sewing Machine
Company
639 Third Avenue West
(181¢)

FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom
avallable Aug. 1. Centrally lo-
cated, close to Civic Centre
Home privileges. Business wo-
man preferred. Phone Green
886 (1b)

40 ft. x
and Man-
Standard
(187)

40 ft. on First Ave
son Way Apply
Machine Shop.

FOR RENT — Room
Board if required
East

FOR RENT—2-room
cabin. Men only
900

For

room

for lady.
1060 8th
(181p)
furnished
Phone Black
(itp)
Rent—Light housekeeping
Phone Red 232 (1t)
Call
(180)

For Rent
at 337

—Sleeping
8th West

FOR RENT — Sleeping
Phone Black 232

FOR RENT—Sleeping room

860

room

room
(179)

Red
178p
~ WANTED TO KENT
WANTED TO RENT
ibly furnished light
keeping room in quiet
hold, East of

house-
house-

McBride St.

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Plans Super
Cargo Plane

LONDON (—The
British Aircraft
have ann®une
the fast-developing
passenger and

Most ou
for @ thi
the Bla
engined,

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ckburn

Telephone essential. Apply Box *

452, (1tp)

WANTED TO RENT—Four room
house, unfurnished. Green 821.
(177p)

WANTED TO RENT—Furnished
or unfurnished house, close to
town. Phone Blue 703. (182p)

WANTED TO RENT — Three-
room unfurnished suite by
couple with no children. Phone
Red 411 (179p)

WANTED TO RENT—Furnished
apartment. Married couple, no
children. Box 451, Daily News

(178p)

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: EAL ESTATE

voy este.
at

*40- room house
$200. per month. 3
houses to be moved.
Red 816. (179)

FOR SALE—Six room house, 3!»
bedrooms. Reasonably priced
Terms arranged. 642 8th Ave.
East. Red 900. (181)

FOR SALE—Six room re sidence,
441 5th Ave. West. Three be d-
rooms, full concrete basement
Hot water heating. Copper
tank and plumbing. Fireplace.
Phone Blue 408. (179)

Revenue
small
Phone

48 and 49, Block 17, Section 1.
Next to Imperial Machine
Works. Apply Standard Ma-

chine Shop. (187)

FOR SALE —Five room house,
garage, 17 lots. Water front-
age. Garden 150 x 300 feet.
Fishing, hunting, ehurch,|f
school, post office, five min-
utes. On main road. Cheap.
Blue 773. 1228 Park Ave. (188)

_ WANTED

WANTE D - — ‘Boarding- places for |
both men and women teach-
ers, also housekeeping rooms
and a furnished house will be
required when school reopens. |
Please call at the School
Board office or phone Red
442. * (181) |

WANTED — TOP MARKET
PRICES PAID for scrap iron,
steel, brass, copper, lead, etc.
Honest grading. Prompt pay-
ment made. *Atlas Iron &|
Metals Ltd., 250 Prior St. Van-
couver, B.C Phone PAcific
6357. (tf)

CASH for se scrap ‘brass, copper, |
batteries and radiators. Phone!
543. Call 630 6th Avenue West, |
City. (tf) |

 

ACCOUNTANTS |

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. Income |
Tax specialist. 8, G. Furk,
Stone Building, Red 593. (20m)

large doors at K
freighter and be pulled the
loading ramp by a winch. They
are moved up to the second
deck by elevator, locked
ning-rails, and fastened into
position

This version of the freighter
is*designed for both military and
commercial use. Despite its huge
load, it can use a much shorter
landing field
aircraft
off fr
speed w
hour

then

to run-

than many smalle:
and can land

1 a grass field C ruising
will be about 180 miles per
the motor powered by four

*Centaur us@pletong epemes

DEATH TOLL
Lightning takes about 300
lives a year in the United
States. About one-fourth of the
persons killed shelter un-
der or near trees

seek

LAND REGISTRY

21551-1
Thirty-
Map

of
los of

issued in € é

has beer le in
is hereb 1 that I
expiration one
date of h first

issue

Title

this office i
hall, at the
month from th
publication
isional Certifi
1 of said lost C
the meantime valid ob-
n be made to me in writing
DATED at the Land Registry Of-
Rupert, B.C this 21st
ly, 1952, A.D.
Rupert Pulton
z Deputy Registrar of Title

(198e)

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA
IN PROBATE
|IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
; WILLIAM LEWIS

ED
TAKE NOTICE
His Honour
made on
I was

that by Order of
Judge W. O. Pulton
the 20th day of June, 1952
appointed Administrator with
the will annexed of the estate of
Ernest William Lewis, deceased
All parties having claims against
the said estate are hereby required
to furnish same, properly verified
me on or before the Bist day, of
August, 1952, after which claims filed
may be paid without reference to
any claims of which I then had no
knowledge ‘ :
And all parties indebted to the
estate are required to pay the amount
| of their indebtedne forthwith
ne
DATED this 18th day of July
ARTHUR BRUCE BROWN
Administrator with the will
annexed of the estate of
Ernest William Lewi
deceased
Box 658
Prince Rupert

1962

BC
(J29,30,A5,6-p)

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John Lund and Jeff

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rice
Weant

BLACKWOOD on

Bridge

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

Bidding Gadget Loses
Chance To Set Contract

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with a
to defeat

Here is another case where fascination

conventional bidding gadget lost
an important contract.
the Spade slan
i the king
the trick
course, that

the chance

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to the first t

sidered hi
winning

t bast
Abel) (Mr. Dale)
sponse to ne
Mr. Cha sigukis
had t (Mr. Champion)
clubs, so the AQ
quick :
defende:
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and

more winnke

Dale had thi
twice guar
necessary f
to lead spade
twice in order t
itstanding

London Builds
im Areas
In Bombed Sites

LONDON

then, was to tr‘
dummy’s
The on
was to force
second lead of d i
rem M: Dale
for a diamond

y playing the queen

» parking

fell on Lon-
Abel

misread the play cleared away
ured the

queen of n Imost in liat Nat
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to the |
two plain

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reoulliaing
foundations
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were scoope a

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und Mr. Chamy
slam
diamonds had
Mr. Champion
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liate defe
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would have left
ill anothe!

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Capitol Theatre wit:
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thunderous, spine-ting-
toric
ry nature of
jerous ha-
f Geronimo for the white:
to the accom-

of massacres, battles,
ind the sporadic and
warfare hat marred the e

the Indians
HOLLYWOOD CAFE

major of tne
For Outside Orders Phone 133

inci-

mur

brought out

3:30 a.m,

t stand
Lund plays @
Seventh Cavalryand Coghise. 6
1 by Chandler Beverly
plays’ a frontier school-
teacher in love with Lund and ——
Susan Cabot is seen as the wile
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performances supportin
players including full blooded
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For KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY, MIDNIGHT
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as a

roles,
The story of “The Battle at
Apache Pass” is based on two
historic incidents, both of which
are brought out with complete
authenticity, adding to the real- |
ism of the picture
Totem Theatre
t, 1952:
31-~August
Peter Li
O'Hara
August 4-5-6:
Team,” Doris
gan
August 7-8-9 Carbine Wil-
liams,” James Stewart |
August 11-12-13
on Beacon Georges
Virginia Gilmore
August 14-15-16
Mike Spencer
ine Hepburn
August 18-19-20:
Only,” Paul Henreid
August 21-22-23:
Courier,” Tyrone
Neal

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20 Bands

Set To Go
In Parade

Twenty bands
iefinitely

have alre
committed
opening

been
ippear in-the big
parade of the Pacific
Exhibition, August 20,
may De expec ted,
ed by Hedley Fairbank

f PNE Parade

nan of the

and

nittee
There are indications that
surpass all pre

parade will
eMorts In

The list than
floats being built by firms
groups. Armed forces will
representation
Many novelties

arranged

eolor and noveity

shows more

increased
parace
belng

motorcycie aris

and
from

team

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August 25-26- a: Rio Grande,” |
John Wayne, Maureen O’Hara. |
August 28- 29 - 30: “African |
Queen,” Humphrey Bogart, Kat he |
arine Hepburn
Sept. 1-2-3:

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Grayson, Howard |
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