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PLUMBiWNG, au ic ¢ i e ase
ing, sheet me , Phone WORK WANTED a
53 630 6t cic . ma a its time we thought of a
~ — © ” 4 a . = ~ “wee . — sity ha) ‘ y
(tf) EXPERIENCED payroll clerk) Rew city hall, fire hall and
- ene desires part time work injother words a municip
HYDE T f k ¢o home. Any office work ac-/j ing which would also how
o4 ceptable. Apply Box 516 Daily the telephone exchange
ai cul see (9 .
TH2 PURPOSE of newspaper) 2740p) Dr. Lars said the:
ivertising t i d WORK WANTED Carpenters think th tior f M of
mand for con ser-- work, odd. jebs, foundation! Lean’s is very sounc ind we
vices and to inf t work. By the hour. Have that; should keep after the City fi
R 1 can pl repair job done for less. Box) some town planning
J ifi yu 1380 Station B. (239p); On motion of William F. Ston:
iii eleccpelilicna ——<enneee ANG secontied by Dr. La i
WOM ( T} WANTED members endorsed Alderman
is a el nanc : = McLean petitior
Avot Ne 1a WANTED Child's playpen.| there were several dissenters it
» ; ~ >} , > ¢ 7 94 ‘
) for capable woman Phone Red 786 (236) | the show of hands
Vy ; ; M ‘ iad si
: ' CASH for scrap brass, copper,, Mr. Stone suggested po
batteries and radiators. Phoné, sites for the exchance a next
LOST AND FOUND 543. Call 630 6th Avenue West, | +, the city hall. o1 ty proj
( . ¥ : ee City. (tf) erty, or on the rope A
LOST In vicinity Supe “hegre :
Valu, plai inge purse, bad-, WANTED TOP MARKET) the health clinic and museun
ly ne ad. | i 186 PRICES PAID for scrap iron,/ are now located
23¢ steel, bra pper, lead, ete. yorep FOR IT
~-- <n HONE grading. Prompt pay- Cliff Gilker suggested that
LOST B eathe pocket ment made Atlas Iron & ‘ P +4 ,
book with receipts and paper Metals Ltd., 250 Prior St., Van-| Pet cent of the men in atten
ouver, B.C. Phone PaAcific/@Mce voted for the sed
ar I 6357 (tf) September 11 and “now
I i 5 ors , | in the position of opposir
I TED ~~ v~ B ae metal and we are the only rganiz
OF g cabinet allbee RB ac-
, i rable Phi ae ” tion that is objecting
- Cie Tawie iv 3 2 .
(238) “Without question we need
ieee a new system, but all we're

WANTED—Experienced k f REAL ESTATE trying to do now is draw a red

small hove t : : ay POR SALEATI herring over an issue that has
Zsacpommodation previded.<POR SALES-Thr PR GAB, atreaay bgéat setited, A woud
Bsc eS a (Apply }>-ahdigarage: 520 ote ve sy we fate pr ronnitig
251 EDaily New (236 Call evenings before 9. (240py) ““’ :
i ole | areund ih eircles.
I doubt
result in

ACCOUNTANTS
PUBLIC ACCOUNTAN'i’, In
Tax specialist S.
Stone Building. Re: 13

INSURANCE

if construction would

any

saving to taxpays

 

$10 DOWN ers
Pere - n ‘
Personal Prop The time to have taken thi
1 Liability and all ;
General Insurance are action was before the bylaw wes
ale at reasonable monthly | Presented to taxpayers. To take;
’ with only $10. down.) !t Up now is just going to cause
sure now with strong reput-/ dissension r

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RUPERT Battery Shop, 234 East
3rd Ave. Phone Blue 126. Re-

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ng bhuild- | able companies. President Norton Youngs c
_ ing. Work guaranted ‘c) Armstrong Agencies Ltd, | ed for support of Mr. McLean
7 ™ . . } 280] id s¢ Loti
Northern Tire & Rubber Co.— Real Estate & Insurance Agents|‘®S0/ution and said no motion
Goodyear tires, tubes, batter- 307 3rd West, Phone 342 was necessary to allow the ald
ies, hose, belting, accessorie (249) |€rman to give each membe yf
rubber matting, airfoam, v-|-—--— ——neninnmnceninsnitones tHe Chamber a copy of the
belts. 712 Second Ave. Phone LAND REGISTRY ACT petition to obtain stgnaiures j
Green 992. (c) | Re oe . eg MAIN OBJECTION |
- ee to Lo lirty-Nine (99) e- : c ’ ila ea ee
WE PAY cash for burnt out ubdivision of Lot Thirty-Eight Before dis ussion concluded
motors, any size or make. Wil- 38), Block Two (2), Townsite| the municipal committee of the|
ford Electrical Works, Cow of Silver City, Map 1140 Chamber was instructed to look
Bay. Pl an B] ac ’ (tf) | WHEREAS satisfactory proof of into other it and costs and
ay none Biue 391 tI) | loss of the above Certificate of Title | "to Mg ot 5 _ * ‘
et de ae a cee Ana | issued in the name of Jerome Wal- | repor reir Tindings Oo 1e
i BOARD AND ROOM dis has been filed in this office, | executive.
BOARD and room for working |? "y° ante fe a, ak ae Main objection to buying
> a I 7Tation © ne nt rom :
man. Black 660 (240) | the date of the first publication the old liquor store for the
wis : “3 nea hereof issue @ Provisional Certificate, telephone system is because it
CARS FOR SALE f Title in lieu of said lost Certifi-

is considered one of the city's

‘enone ae me a cate, unless in the meantime valid :

FOR SALE — "35 Chev., motor] objection be made to me in writing few remaining good commer
poor condition. May be seen DATED at the Land Registry Of-| cial sites and if the municipal
at Frizzell’s Motors. Best of-j|fice. Prince Rupert og this 27th) telephoné system is located in
fer. (24 )| day of September, 1962, A.D. ; : 4

238p Anasew ‘Thoanieon it, there would be no revenue

FOR SALE—1947 Plymouth se-
dan, radio, heater, guaranteed
low mileage. Very good condi-

Deputy Registrar of Titles.
(256c)

NORTHERN ARTISTS

to the city through taxes.
Lou Felsenthal, also objecting
to the Chamber's stand, said:

tion. Must be sold this week.' _ “I personally agree we are too
Phone Red 788. 735 8th Ave CHURCHILL, Man. CP)—Sev- jate starting. It’s unfortunate
West.

(1tp) | eral tops of eskimo carvings have | mr.
; miler evel, been sent from Ungava Bay to
WUE te ening wih clo the Canadian Handicraft Guild
four. $250. 633 8th West. Red|2! Montreal. Most of the work
911. (238) | WS done in soft stone since

3 ; Ss scarce, partly due to the fact J. T. Harvey, or
jen ( fais a . ‘ a . mn

rimless Mist ell Any Fear ‘ui ine Sy eave Bates, MA, sa
able offer. Phone Blue 162 or gn recent years. le eee es Netle Sake hie
Red 292. (234) ee a . we have gone on record as op-
scindasciaa ee ane posed from a long-range point
PIONEER INDUSTRY of view. It is not good policy to
a ; tha ast-| Making of clothes in the plo+|use a good commereial site for
i seas an weit ee neer days in Canada was a this purpose and I’m thoroughly
what? Box 518, Daily News | household industry, linked with in agreement vith Mr. Mc-

(237p) | spinning and weaving, | Lean.” :

McLean did not object at
the time the bylaw was up for
discussion. I think that any-
,thing done now will also con-
ivory fuse the issue,”

the other

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Action Job To Save —
Your $32,000 Teeth

By

  

ALTON L. BLAKESLER

NEW YORK (AP) —You do
chewing on $32,000 worth
Each tooth is
experts

gives

worth
estimate And
you 32. Court
ttled cases on this basis
loss of one tooth can cost
than $1,000. If it’s no:
one missing tooth can

of still other teeth

$1,000
Nature :
Finesse Isn’t Always
me Mr. Muzzy considers

 

   

 

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By EASLEY BLACKWOOD |

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piect of finessing. Actually his only claim to fame}

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PRECISION SAW FILING

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everal on one side, anc this field is that he finesses more than anyone else. |
tart chewing on the othe t isn't necessarily good @
“ fe cs developmen ive many hands where h dealer
side and a lop-side finessing position is there, | Neithe o wainanen e
. where some other line of ae "abel
Dentists now can promise yo ffers a much better chance A@%
thout a toothache, or pei ontract He §
en without ti brace hl 6 4
n without the loss of M Muezy muffed today C x76 3
nd in his usual grand fashion West Rast
What it takes is stress on Mr. Dale won the first two) (ir Dal) Ye
prevention, in three Ways k with the King and queen H-9 73 H 0 2
prevention of tooth deeay, or nds. A third diamond p..« @ 7 D-Ap862
z j , a > 10 2 ;
gum diseases, and of trouble and Mr. Muzzy ruffed. c-—Q : a ¢
. a a vt ye ing : gi t rip
coming from a faulty bite or After looking Une , suation (Mr, Murrey)
faulting meshing of the teeth he remarked, “it’s all up 642
or thing partner He HA KQJ8 4
The best time to start is child it the position of the king D c ;
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Bu never too late pade And this thought rhe biddi:
n benefits y niy 100 wrong uth We North Fa
SOUND TIPS After taking three rounds of iz he eS
The ¢ bilities for happ P he Jed the deuce of iu Ali P
ide clear in re pades and pul up dummy -
n } r fter ’ Tyal follos a
and tips from the Am after Mr. Dale followed the nine from dummy. If Dale
Dental Association ith the six spot. Mr. Ma tarted with both ten and jack
Decay: Early, frequent won the king and then i+ wii take the king to win
hee \ HOks w t ’ ‘
kups can spot decay early ere was no possibie Way © then your trobules would
nd fix cavities while they’re #vold the loss of another spade ...,
mall k f wh one If the nine lost to the ack
Careful brushing helps kee; t aidnt i yoursei! or ten, you would be no wors
} ‘ nd aids gur é hance, Muzzy aid Mr. off than before, because you had
Aft is the best one sure spade loser in any ca
t ay seems to start If you're asking me to go up You could still finesse the queen
hin five minutes after you with the ace of spades and lead ist as you did
littie one, knowing the Mr. Abel was right. Don't t
od fluroside, in drinking would have to be played, I a finesse which wil et you if
te r direct application t iy that iouble-dummy re it loses, until 5 ex!
er teeth, definitely euts Plied Mr. Muzzy hotly Besides, ed every other possibility
ft de y nobody an tell anythir ”
bout finessing
Gum Diseases Decay is r ; wane
the main threat to teeth up to Mr. Abel had to smile. "What
the age of 30. After that, gum YOu Say Is literally true,” he
j LUseE more loss of Mid Nobody can. But I was
The g uilments can be "Ot asking you to go up with
; ' i
early and controlled by “we ace of spades first. I was
treatments " merely suggesting that you de
fer your finesse of the queen
1ults in Bit Each time :
7 ; J 7 ; a oith Lead a pade and put
you bite, you hit each toot ,
ressure anging up to 360
pounds

If teeth r jaw ire out of Timely

 

 

 

 

 

 

ance, even slightly, the pres-
sure ! uneven Unbalanced ECIPES
teeth vock and jar each other
yen rather than exercise each
other. Gums and jawbone also The Thanksgiving Bird
are affected When it comes to the Thanks
BITE IMPORTANT i ee ee aes
Faulty meshing of teet} a a. as
‘ Today large chicker are A
nalo ision common, One endid Bus foe the ster
il found that nearly 80 t
ent of high school youngsters |** he oe iy ng
‘ e la r ‘
{ some degrees of malocclu ala ‘Guan
yoked teeth. Most can} Ma*ket most of them are
t orrected by simple meas en ee
re If one jaw is slightly out Whe eparing tt Chceen
» on nu training ,
sonnet in make them meet} ‘™ ue! wipe witt ean
enl ei inning wa
8.8. Deo ak wa
Loss of one tooth, from neg- Li t i € thaw con
lect or accident, can throw the | pletely before cooking. Rub the
bite out of kilter. Teeth on | inside of the bird with salt, then
either side of the missing one | fll loosely with a favorite dress.
tend to move together to close Do not use one that is toc
the gap. The opposing tooth asoned. Allow one and
tends to move out of the jaw arte! H GOrssi!
toward the missing tooth, eviscerated weight
Teeth get out of alignment remembering n
and are exposed to decay or : f orea
shock " { ne i
pounds Wil Make about six ip
Children who lose baby teeth|of medium dry crumbs
prematurely often peri. gpace- Close the openiiga amd truss);
idintaihers, _ tepiporat devices lien place the biti bteast’ Hawn |

 

to keep the spacé open fér per- on a Pack or cro kewers if
manent teeth to come intO|an uncovered pan. It is not nec
proper position. For adults, den-| eseary to add water or f but a
tal plate or bridges are the piece of cheesecloth dipped
only remedy for lost teeth melted fat may be placed on top
There one last tip The of the bird during roasting, o:
faulty closing of jaw or teeth the bird may be roasted ir paren
| sometimes is the cause of other|ment or brown paper
troubles—neck pains, headaches Roast chicken in a 325°F. oven

clicking in the temple joint and
inging in the ears

allowing two to two and

half hours for a three to four
. pound eviscerated bird and three
‘to four hour
half to six

one-

for a four and ons

and ‘one-haif pound

  

Wird. Turkey should be roasted
at a slightly lower temperature
of 300°F., allowing about 20 to

|25 minutes per pound
| To test for doneness, run a
metal skewer or a long fork into
the thick part of the

Established by
Hart Development

breast or

thigh. When it is done, the
VICTORIA—The B. C. Power! meat is tender and the juice doe
Commission's John Hart Devel-| not show a reddish tinge If a
jpment on Campbell River, Van-| meat thermometer is used it
couver Island, has established should read 190°P,
two output records, and peak

demand at the hydro plant HISTORIC ORDER
reached a new high The Ursulines is a religious}

During the month of August, Order founded in Italy in the
the plant produced 36,440,009 | 1@th century for the education}
kilowatt hours, highest since the | Of young girls.

development commenced o -
a wee, one BLONDIE

has

   

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hove them ready whien the driver colle.
edvertisemert 11 net pobhihed o dipleyed oy
he Liguer Control Beard a by the Government
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DINING
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SPARKLING NEW
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HANDYMAN
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We Pour Cement Por Less

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Room 10 Stone Build

€ Blue $93
Miday Evey

Lawn Mowers Sharpened

215-——Ist Ave. W.
Phone 909
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LIMITED

HELEN’S
BEAUTY SHOP
Permanent Waving
Beauty Culture in all

its branches

204—4th Street Phone 655

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Shipping and General
Moving, Packing, Crating
Cartage and Storage
Complete, Reliable and Effi-
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Canadian Liquid Air Co, Ltd
for Oxygen, Acetylene and all

weiding supplies,

LINDSAY'S CARTAGE
& STORAGE LIMITED

@nd and Park Avenues
1910 Phones 60 and 68

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Prince Rupert, B
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in December, 1947. Also
during August, a 24-hour output
of 1,175,484 kwh and maximum aane ed re ne 1 LT _MAKES A WIFE ez: c
demand of 83,000 horsepower eg- ; es i

>
tablished record figures

The John Hart generating sta-
tion serves more than 23,500 cus
tomers on Vancouver Island
from Campbel] River to Cobble
Hill, including two pulp mills (at
Cedar, near Nanaimo, and at
Port Alberni), and the Duncan
Bay newsprint mili, In addition,
a considerable amount of the
| power consumed by some 42,000;

lectrical customers in Greater |
| Victoria is generated at the up-|
jisland plant,

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