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Birth Notic 50 264) | HAARAARAARIRAAAARRRARRRAR) ce Geet ee Make You a Good Player
of Thar D cole . TUESDAY Taku River 07
econ o—W “ fone Ga tH Bridge is not, and (I hope) never will be, an
Eng , Na ‘ ) 03! ‘ ‘
$2.04 FOE ees | See Silver Standard 140 exact seience. Reading textbooks on the game will
cs T) yible ic oa € ‘ Ele Testern rar ‘ .
- en ee ee 262 and Comn sacs Ura <6 help you, but you can read them all and you will st ill
4 ANNOUNCEMENTS ss 7 Anglo Canadian 740 have hands dealt to you where good judgment is
' . CARS FOR SALE and ( ’ A athe . : Ge aan : 7
6 ar FOR SALE—1949 Ford pick-up a . Calmont 125 your only guide, :
tals condition tie ae Cc 12.00 What would you do with Mr.| South dealer ==
Lé 33 B a aos ” (264p Centrs ‘ 940 | Da hand in today’s deal? Neither side vulnerable
Neve a opel ee ae aed Mercury 41 His partner opened the bid with | ag
ee ae Oe siniomiarnas Okalta 3.25 (one heart. The books say Mr go. oe)
£ $1100.00. | Payments available wid EDNESDA | pacific Pete 1050 Dale's hand is too strong to H-—3
a — oe “ =P B Fi ‘ : Royal Canadian 18\4 pass, so that’s out DK J6 a
Cat I NO- FOR SALE a oa TORONTO The books also say he shouldn't) yw, SS 442.
— Go Ir rt ‘ i Athona 15 bid one spade because his spade cag, Able) (Me. Muzey)
LOL I Baza Novem- wi ry ic New : Aumaque 43% suit is not strong enough to . : : aan . “ @ 092
ber 20 Has He B Goo Beattie Duquesne % qualify as biddable Do4 D--10 a6
— — —~ ~-— Mc 7 ’ Beveourt 1.14 Neither can he bid two clubs! Ga io 5 3 C976
Ni I f FOR SALE 45—I ‘ Buffalo Canadian 18% or two diamonds because his South
Nov MN i sats or BBC N and ( Consol, Smelters 3335 hand, in general, is not strong bag abet
" Si N 21 FOR ° SALE Double bed, A-1 aa a Conwest 3.60 enough for a two-over-one re- HA @ 10 76
a ondition. Phone Green 712 It Donaida 47 | sponse D~A QT
Ce mA 259 Time i Eldona . 40 A bid of one no-trump, wWth oa 5
1 . a a East Sullivan 670 « weak singleton in partner’s _ ~~ wn sii ant
FOR I nen = ; aetias Giant Yellowknife 910 suit, is avoided by good players ey wae tS Pase |
} ; . eile ” 45—M Kitchen God's Lake 58 {what is he supposed to do, 2p All pass
Us : : oe ree K A Harricana 0714 | then? — es
Presbyterian B Novem-' FOR SALE—One double bed — Heva 06), - - meena The answer is, of course, that
ber 2 spring, two men's suitca Message I Duvex 48 Mr. Dale has no good bid at all,
a > iin Green 610 ec. I Joliet Quebec 351, : no comfortable bid, no bid
re _ — FOR SALE—One 5-tube auto-|/!* " Little Long Lac 60 riter e $ which does not run some chance
re matic combination radio, 10 = \ uM Lynx i } of misieading partner. He has
~ Orange Lad Bazaar, Nov. 19. 7-, 12-inch recorder. One 9- C News Madsen Red Lake 1.70 ;% 7 only a choice of bad bids
os ‘ tube radio. One V8 engine and | ;2 Progra 1“ McKenzie Red Lake 35 Fantastic and that is where the good|
8S. Peter’s Fall ,Bazaar, D msmission in running or-/| i2 i - McLeod Cockshutt 244 judgment comes in. He muat|
rember 4 C i pean” s ee See - ‘ tH Moneta : | ° choose the “bad” biki which is
rete —— ora ame, 2 idley Sourt fina ay % ‘. Negus i Sto of Kin least likely to mislead partner
a get ches a we s Fall | after 5 p.m og 260p) 2:30 tiene Noranda 74.65 ry g and ened least likely to
7 FOR SALE—Chesterfield suite Sesh 4 eee Louvicourt : 18 land the partnership in an un-
3USINESS PERSON ALS a — = ar bs — — . Man W b S oe a . = For the first time Bruce Hut~ makeable contract
E ones : kited et and one bed.| 220—Magsle Muggis ee ee chison, well-known Canadian’ | think Mr. Dale made ths
LET US ARE bed-| 44 BC } We Report Senator Rouyn 12 writer, has revealed the full! pest choice. He bid one spade |
u Seale I — Q atl ce Sherrit Gordon 4.60 fantastic story of how William on his slightly shaded spade|
' Lyon Mackenzie KMg outwitted/ suit if Mrs Keen rébid two}
id Si Ii Sh Opposition Leader Arthur Melgh-| hearts he would pass. If shel
id¢ Na ipments New Approa en, Governor-Genera} Lord BYng | renig two clubs or two dia i
ca 7 . and a host of parliamentary monds, he would pass. If she
7 . Get Priority . enemies to retain power for the raised to two spades, he would!
to §! 7 G A 2 SALE—TI i ¢ In Treatin Liberals in the amazing Consti- tape pig chances there I! she|
6 \ we i rfield suite; Beatty washing 0, R 1] d tutional Crisis of 1926 bid three spades or three hearts. |
pe ». BOX machine. Good condition. 104 f al 0a . Writing in Maclean's maga-| he would try three no trump :
noe Dee Bricam™ se =. Mono lies zine, Hutchison recalis the great Mrs. Keen's actual rebid was!
FOR FULLER BRUSH FOR SALE—14” band saw on| MONTREAL A “highball po Customs Scandal which was two diamonds, which became|
phone Black 990 ’, Wooden stamd with motor and Service to give preferential treat- , ‘covered by the Tories soon after : ant ad wus
ta tien, blades. Can be seen at| me - n-carload mer-| OTTAWA ?)—The Canadian the Liberal's majority had been aie *aeems aa eevee. :
. SS i —_- Mattson’s Mink Ranch, 11th} chandis affie was announced | government's new anti-com s swept away in the general elee- alain the one enacts’
ie in we ahaa ao Ave. East (260) | here t ane by the Canadian Na-  erganizaton goes into opera tion, King was governing oniy tieedode oar Rtas ‘dane
tractors’ Equipment. Fnquir- FOR SALE—Used lumbes. Call| Dal Railways LL. tee ty, with a new approach fo| with the support of twenty-five went something like this: It's
ios Saviied. Genneaiie 2 land + Kk fen 536 6th East Under the new plan LCL the whole system of combines iq- Progressives, and some Indepen- better re isa Wilie ghowk unen
Vancouver 1, Bé (tf (259p = will be moved with | vestigation, dents. The great scandal—which oa fii - tle Snaied the a =
FOR Tull : , | Sie auspatch as perishable; Wielding wide powers will be showed that customs men were | Sult trength of your hand
PI IBING, aut ic cil heat oR vattence ie, and livestock traffic. Distinctive new three-man commissiop,| .nvolved in large-scale smuggling | #!! & or es FOU Ae — oe
: ; 7 ; me ae ‘one ecb , fe es of bright ve llow cent- headed by C. Rhodes Smth fof-|—cost the Liberals their cxtra
fe tf) ve * eee ee WH on mer Attorney-General of Mani-| pe el bene : = ae
Be cua —————— peo piaced on he car and th tobs J rovide “Secorid | Suffered defeats in the He j
anes ss WANTED TO RENT @— till receive priority handling at aie ee “Se nt Hutchison says: “It soon ap-, :
: et io, WANTED TO RENT—Four- or {7 10ns, treignt 5 1 and Gls-| dividuals accused of breaking the | peared that the Government had
hora ia be Cr five-r 0m ho 1s6 or s 7 Pree os bis sae ce Co oe iy to dalend their actions be- ee eae — had |
, " no objec Pnone ominion *4 ee " : Tas ng's per t 4 '
Elect ( Green 960 Bridge, Watson Island. Ask The new service fill give L.C1 ore S report & nau — reached rock bottom a@ gov--
2 Esai. : f M. Boyse (260p) shipmen the speed of sched- sees 7 PUD Stine ernment which could not even
~~ ———e led fast efe Pr Garson ce eee ak » shane no
“©? WANTED TO RENT—; or 4 es th s a a pie: shipmer tal Under the old system, com-| an on a ons ee that
As . Len- ieeiidlit canal Gate? will be in Winnipeg on the|Dines commissioner T. D. Mac- King played his first master
” oe pe 59g) «References if necessary. Phone fourth morning from Montrea] | Donald maintained the roles of card. He demanded dissolution
i : ve? 64 business hours. " (259) Vancouver on the eighth | detective, prosecuting attorney of parilament i
MAGAZINES, novelties. Eddie's Horning from Montreal and judge. He had the yates - This was not granted by Gov- i
ews Stand Qh . RENT ———— make an inquiry into an alleged | 6 -nor-General Byng. Legend has
nar ied BRIGHTER MUSIC :

NEARLY everybody uses 99 c)

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SINGER SEWING CENTRE rent

. portable machine Phone
PERSONAL 864 (Cc)
a Foot Snecialict ROOM FOR RENT—Board if
Ve HPeclaust desired. Girl preferred. Red
Pedicure - Manicure 560. ~ $20
Comns; cai ingrown toe-'FOR RENT < Sleeping roam.
Walls, ‘massage. For appoint- close in. Blue 433 (261)
ment uSsO evenings) phone . aa
Biue 249 or Blue 192. Mrs. BE. FOR RENT —Purnished room
tasmussen, 654 4th Ave. East housekeeping privileges if de-
(280p) Sired. Box 542, Daily News

LOST AND FOUND

LOST jlack-and-white cat
Hallowe’en night, on Graham
Ave. Finder phone Black 472

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SITUATION WANTED __

COMPETENT, well educated
general accountant and office
manager with wide field of
experience desires change of
position. Central or Northern
B.C. preferred Outstanding |
B.C, references as to character, |
qualifications, etc. P.O. Box
204, Prince Rupert. (260p) |

"HELP WANTED—FEMALE |

STENOGRAPHER or typist, with|
or without experience Apply |
Northern B.C. Power Co. Ltd.,
Room 15, Besner Block. (260) |

WANTED — Desk clerk, female. |
Apply Savoy Hotel

ACCOUNTANTS

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, Income
Tax specialist. 8. G. ¥urk,
Stone Building. Red 593. ‘20m)

BATTERY SEKVICE

WE PAY cash for burnt out
motors, any size or make, Wil-
ford Electrical Works, Cow
Bay. Phone Blue 391 (tf)

RUPERT Battery Shop, 234 East
3rd Ave. Phone Blue 126. Re-
nairs, recharging and rebuild-
ing. Work guaranted, (c)

(261) |

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES _

FOR SALE — Or offer—Auto
Court site (20 acres). Service
station and coffee bar. Stock
at cost price. Apply P.O. Box
‘1807, Prince Rupert, B.C. (No
triflers please.) (259)

\CASH for scrap
batteries and radiators. Phone |

(261p)
FOR RENT—Single room 735
8th West (260p)

FOR RENT—Sleeping room. 221
ist St (260)

RENT a sander or have your
floors sanded and finished by
experts. Phone 909. Greer &
Bridden Ltd (283)

WANTED |

WOULD LIKE to contact owner
of agency or business requir-
ing assistance for expansion.
Have a little capital but an
abundance of energy and bus-
iness acumen. If interested,
reply Box 541, Daily News. |

(259p)

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 PaAcific
6357. (tf)

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OHANNESBURG, South Africa
)The wave of “commerc
ized religion” sweeping the Uni-
ted States and other coun ries
threatens South Africa unless
hurch music makes a greater
appeal to the publi¢ says Roger
O’Hogan, loeal representative uf
Britain's Royal Schoo] of Churenh
Musi

"ROPERTY TAX
The first general property tax
in upper Canada was instututed

in 1853
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—Wartime four, con-

 

crete foundation. Pull ase-
ment, garage. 1446 8th East.
(264p)

REPAIRS

EXPERT WATCH AND JEWEL-
LERY REPAIRS, Dave McNab,
Besner Block, phone Black
367 (268)

WAREHOUSEMEN’S LIEN ACT

The sum of $444.00 owing by

George McWhinney for stor age
charges in respect of which a ware-
housemen’s lien exists not having |

been paid by October 23rd 1952, pur-
suant to demand, there will be sold
by publie auction at the garage of
Bob Parker Limited, Third Avenug
East, Prince Rupert, B.C.,

on No-
vember 13th, 1952, at 10:00 a.m , one
1935 GMC Panel

Delivery, Engine
Number 15218736, Registered Num-
ber 281456.

BOB PARKER LIMITED.

 

543. Call 630 6th Avenue West. | (O06.m8)
City. (tf) |
ee a emaealaacioonialnlangien LAND REGISTRY ACT
REAL ESTATE

|\FOR SALE— 11, lots, cleared.
| Good harbor view. Phone Red
198. (260p)

|

A FAMILY HOME
|Spacious home on three lots
with four bedrooms, double
plumbing, oak floors, fire-

Styled kitchen plus utility
room. Furnished self-contain-
ed suite in basement. This i

 

place, dining room, smartly- |

| EE DOCUMENTS FILED No. 10852

| —

Re’ Certificate of Title Noy 26661-I,
covering Lot 18, Block 22, Vil-
lage of Stewart, Map 818A.

| WHEREAS Satisfactory proof of

| 088 of the above Certifiente of ‘Title

| Ssued in the name of Allan Carolan,
| been filed in this office, notice
is hereby given that I shall, at the
|expiration of one montiy from the
|date of the first Publication hereof,
issue a Provisional Certificate of Title
ia lieu of said lost Certificate, unless
in the meantime valid objection be

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a buy at only $9500 with terms | ™#de to me in writing

arranged. :
Armstrong Agencies Ltd.

Phone 342 — Blue 192 evenings
| (260)

 

| DATED at the Land Registry Of-
fice, Prince Rupert, B.C,
day of October, 1952, A.D,
Andrew Thompson,
Deputy Registrar of Titles,
(266¢)

this 10th}

 

price-fixing or monopoly opera-
tion, to judge whether the law
had been broken and to place ¢
harge in the form of a report
before Justice Minister Garson
Under the mew «set-up, he
maintaing his function as de-
tective and prosecuting attorney

out is sttipped of his powers as}

judge. This now passes nto the
hands of the commission
Authority for him to call wit-
| nesses and search offices and
company books will be subject to
the approval of the commission.
Once hig investigation is com-
pleted, the new body will hear
argument not only from the in-
vestigator, but also from the
company or individual accused,

SECOND CHANCE .

This wil give the accused a
|second chance to defend their
|aetiong . It will be up to the
|}commission to judge whether a
| case warrants reporting to the
| minister or whether it should be
quashed,

It still will be up to the min-
jister to decide whether court
action should be launched and
jit still will be mandatory for
; him to make a repert public. He
|was allowed a maximum of 15
days in which to do so after re-
|} eelving the report under the old
|set-up. Thig is doubled to 30
days under the new.

The new commission will be
known as the Restrictive Trade
Practices Commission and wilt
inelude Guy Favreau of Mon-
treal, and A. S. Whiteley, for~
mer Geputy combines commis-
sioner, as members,

Mr. MacDonald’s new title wifl
be director of investigation and

research.

The new members were sworn
|in Saturday and will begin aj-
| most immeiiately to hear argu-
ment of one combines cage that
has been under investigation for
some months, The industry in-
| Volved has not been disclosed.

Meanwhile, other cases in ad-
vanced stage of inquiry by Mr.

MacDonald will be completed by’
jhim under the old regulations,

 

| (Courtesy & D. Johnston Co, Lta)

oo:

4 Prince Ruper

Tuesday, November 4, 1952

 

always heki that King subtiy
;courted Byng’s refusal. But, the
Maclean's article points out, King
asked the Governor-General
three times to grant it. When
Byng refused and called on
Meighen to form a government
King played his ace

Im perhaps the greatest parlia-
imentary pefformance of his life
lhe held that Bynge’s act violated
constitutional tradition, in tiat
| the Governor-General had re
fused the advice of his minister,
that Meighen was not in fact
prime minister, that there was
no real federal government #in
existence

Hutchison comments: “In such
la crisis who would remember a
minor Customs scandal?” In any
case, King forced a vote through
tae House that the Meighen Gov- )
ernment, “if legal had no right;
to si in the House, if illegal had
no right to transact business.’
He won, by one solitary vote, and
Meighen resigned. King won the
subsequent election without
trouble

NORTHERN AREA
The “Barren Lands” is the |
name for the great sub- arctic!
area between Hudson Bay and|
Bear Lake. |
SYCAMORE WOOD
The wood of the Sycamore |
tree, found in southern Ontario|
is used for cabinet and interior
finishing.

 

 

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Coast Pioneer, Fishey

Charles Mathias Carlsen. fish
erman in northern coastal Waters
for the past 50 years, died
hospital here

old

Born in Norway, Mr Carlsen
moved to Canada in 1900, settling

yesterday after q
lengthy itness. He was 75 years

 

 

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| Harry of Westview

Mrs. Alvide a
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sisters jp Norway

Puneral arrange
not been completed. Mt

first at Kitimat, site now of the VAST Stren

giant

Aluminum Company of
Canada operations, ,
lived on the Queen Charlotte! the nor:

Islands,

For the past 10 yearg he had
made his home in Prince Rupert,
living aboard his troller

He is survived by a brother, | «

Canadian Yerrdigry
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CHIROPRACTOR

Hrs. 10:30-12:30, 2:60-6:00
by appointment only. ||

23 Besaner Block {
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PRECISION SAW FILING

Lawn Mowers Sharpened

215—~Ist Ave. W.
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HELEN’S H. G. HELGE
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Shipping and General
Moving, Packing, Crating
Cartage and Sterage
Complete, Reliable and Effi-
eclent Servier. Also agents for
Canadian Liquid Air Co
for Oxyren, Acetylene and all
weiding supplies

LINDSAY'S CARTAGE
& STORAGE LIMITED

Cor. and and Park Avenues
Phones 60 and 6

 

 

GEORGE DAWES

AUCTIONEER
Phone Black 846 and Red 127

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