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Classified Rates | CARS FOR SALE

Ulosure tine 4:30 p.m. day pre- FOR SALE—1949 42-ton Stude

  

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Classified, 3 cents per word per box. Good conditien. Phone
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cents

FOR SALE—1943 Plymouth se-
Birth Notices, 50 cents; Cards gan. Good running condition
ef Thanks, Death Notices,} Ajso 2 pair of hickory skis
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Funeral Notices, Marriage and! complete with harness and
Engagement Announsements,) pi les. One pair of ski boots
£2.00 size 8. Leaving town. Apply
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Nov Le lit medi Apply Northern B.C
- Power! Ltd., Room 15, Bes-
Sonja bazaar, November 21. Block (277)
-onres P-TA card party, No FEMALE HELP WANTED
21
STENOGRAPHER bookkeepe!
November 26 9 Da » (274)
Sea Food Dinner United FOR SALE
Church, Friday, Nov. 28

‘ —————= FOR SALE—Collapsible play pen
Presbyterian Bazaar, Novem- : oe play}

   

 

  

in good condition. $7.50. Phone
rer 27. Red 782. (274)
Salvation A i L€3.' FOOTHILLS isootiess! coal
Wednesday, Dec. 3 Phone 51. Philpott, Evitt &
- . ‘ Co. Ltd (c)
United Church W. A Fuil ‘
Bazaar, Dec. 4 FOR SALE Luxury bedroom
~ . ene it to private buyer. Not
10.D.E. Rummage Sale De but not a gift. Box
cember 6 News 276)
St. Peter’s Fali Bazaar, Ve-| POR SALE—Collection of class
cember 11 ica recordings. All micr

Lutheran Chorch Fi

h vinner,’ ent condition. Phone 863 ) rt
December 6 | fore noon or after 6 p.m 1:00 y
20 k
BIRTH NOTICE FOR SALE—Large table model 3 ui Fined
radio phonograph with auto- | 1!93--Rec Int

Born November 20, to Mr. and = matie 3-speed record changer - oa Persona), Amjum
Mrs. Jack Mussallem, a brother Almost new. Phone 863 before ,, 65 atia-pay Melodies
for Camille Karen (it) noon or after 6 p.m (273) | 19-954

—=—- FOR SALE Gramophone in j2

BUSINESS | ERSONALS good condition. Phone race 1

(273) i

VORTS Flactri forks Mo- 2
Ttors bought, seid rewound and POR BAL E — Westinghoust

renaire itf) washer. Perfect runni orde! re ‘

roanrere . Like new. $90.00 cash. Green we rh
FOR FULLER BRUSH service, 699 (278) | 4 ao yon

> ek 960 2823p) - ‘
ee meee. _ FOR SALE—Gramophone, hand eo ere
DIMITROV’S PHOTO STUDIO— wound. Phone Red 977 ee
415 5th East. Pict taken (273) T da / St k
Chri i 3a Wed- — 7

das! da pe lip) FURNITURE FOR SALE—Ches- Oo S Oc S
ae i terfield suite, dressers, heater,| (Courtesy & D. Johnstown Co. Ltd.) /
MAGAZINES, novelties. Eddie’s; gj] burner range. Reasonable

News Stand {¢)| Phone Green 400 (274) — a
NEARLY everybody uses 99. (¢) POR SALE—Pram baby carriage VANCOUVER
“— i 12 ti , (27 ) meries Standard 3
NATIONAL Machinery Co. Lim- 1613 Atlin Ave 274p ny Standard 06

ited, Distributors for: Mining,’ FOR SALE—All furnishings in-| G.+inoo Quartz op

Sawmill. Logging and Con-. ¢juding rugs, drapes and cur-| 4... eM a

tractors’ Equipment. Finquir-' tains from a completely furn- ong ers 0514

fes invited. Granville Island.| jched three-roam apartment Cronin Babine 10

Vancouver 1, B.C. (tf). in the Elizabeth building. All| Giant Mascot 45
CHRISTMAS de —— 4 articles less than 8 months old| ! ae Mines 08

Chrismas cards now on dis-| amd are like new. All furn-| Pioneer... 198

+} IETY oT > sl in one iot only mer border 5

st - vars — with immediate, Privateer 04'4

vie may possibly be| Sheep Creek 1.18
WHY not look toy de- rented also if desired. Phone Silbak Premier 32

par the Green 303 (273p) Vananda 02

selecticn is complete at the) ———________— -| Salmon Gold 03

VARIETY STORE. (274) FOR RENT Spud Valley 03%
CHRISTMAS PORTRAITS, ap- FOR RENT—Four-room apart-| Silver Standard 1.29

pointments day evening ment, until Jan. 31, 1953. Par W stern Uranium 4.25

Chandlers Studio. Phone tially furnished. Phone Green| Oils—

Green 389. (297) 511 (273) Anglo Canadian 6.40
es ese ; ; : : A P Con 33
HANDYMAN SERVICE. Phone| FOR RENT—Housekeeping room)  Gajmont 1.35
: Blue 986 (2765p) partly furnished. 960 ist West Central Leduc 3.10
Electrolux (Can.) Ltd. Green 960; “PP*Y << ee “')' | Home Oil 12.00

Parts — Sale Service FOR RENT—Light housekeeping} Mercury 20
(c) room. 701 5th West (274) | ta 2.90
PLUMBING, automatic oil heat-~| POR RENT—Sleeping room for yas CAnnGen 16%
ing, sheet wk. Phone! working couple or two men. TORONTO
543, 630 6tr cor | 686 6th East (275p)| Athona 14
(tf) ‘ ao
~ - FOR RENT—Sleeping room close oe peas 12h
RECAP your worn tires with; in. Semi-private. entrance seattle Dusquesne 33

Goodyear Winter Tread—j| phone Red 879 ime) | = Devcours 101

; hérn Tire.2g3 Rubber’ -Cay\—4—-—.--+ ppicoclin Buffalo Cariadian 16

of S'’sécond Ave, (e) FOR RENT-—~ Room and board Consol. Smelters 32°95
“ee ar ee eee | for: working .man.. 17)-3td! Conwest 4.30

Foot Speeialist ls Bast (274); Donalda 44
Pedicure - Manicure ROOM FOR RENT — 517 6th, Eldona . 35
reine pall sini | West (273p) East Sullivan 6.75
Corns, callouse ingrown toe- | Giant Yellowknife 9.80

nails, me fe. For appoint- |ROOM FOR RENT—722 Thomp-| God’s Lake 57

ments (also evenings) phone| son street (276) edront ‘

ise 249 or bine 102, Mes, Bi Hardrock 12

Rasmussen, 654 4th Ave. East.| SINGER SEWING CENTRE rent} Harricana 07

(280p) portable machines. Phone Heva 06

; ¥ ie 864 (c) Duvex 42

10% discount on all purchases | | Joliet Quebec 30

over $1.00. 5-10 and Up Store.|;RENT a sander or have your Little Long Lac 62
(278) floors sanded and finished by I ae as S

. experts. Phone 909. Greer & a 12

PERSONAL Bridden Ltd (283); Madsen Red Lake 1.61

- — McKenzie Red Lake 36

WILL CARE for children by day, WORK WANTED McLeod Cockshutt 2.46

week or month. Suite 2, Levin| — : Moneta 38

Apartments (275) | WILL care for 1 or 2 children in — “

. own home while mother works,; Negus 18

JOIN the Prince Rupert group! from 9 to 5 p.m. Phone Mrs. | Noranda 14.75
of Alcoholics Annonymous to-| Olson, c/o Red 790. (1t) Louvicourt 16%,

day. Write P.O. Box 1511,} Pickle Crow 1.38

Prince Rupert. (274) | WANTED TO RENT | Petrol Oil & Gas 68

|WANTED TO RENT — Smali| Shertit Gordon £06

LOST - - Brown. leather wallet,

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a suite or housekeeping room by|
young woman, employe d. |
Quiet surroundings, furnished |
or unfurnished. References if)

keepsake of sentimental value.
Finder

keep money, return
wallet to Box 549 Daily News.
(273p)

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Tax specialist. 8. G. Furk,
Stone Batiding. Pes hws “orn

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RUPERT Battery Shop, 234 East
3rd Aye. Phone Blue 126. Re-
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WANTED — Bed-sitting room'|
with board in quiet congenial |
surroundings by young woman!
with steady employment. Box|
554 Daily News.

WANTED TO BUY—A good tone |
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BOATS FOR SALE

FOR SALE—Troller, 37

gramophone equipped to play|

through battery radio. Box!)
552 Daily News. (it) |

feet,|CASH for scrap brass, copper, |

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Steep Rock
Silver Miller
Sweet Grass Oils

7.50
1.20
16

REAL ESTATE

modern

and plumbing.
Terms.
3rd Ave. Phone 88,

the

bungalow with full
cement basement. Unfinished

Only $5,500.
R. E. Mortimer 353
(274)

ENDERS will be received by
undersigned up until
p.m., November 24, for the fol-
lowing properties. Lots 7 and
8 Block 10, Section 1, City of)
Prince Rupert and lots 11, 12,)
13 and 14, Block 10, Section 1,)

City of Prince Rupert.

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5)

Aged Woman
Survives

Heavy Ordeal

HAMBURG, Ia. (AP)—A 60
year-old grandmother lay in
ured and helpless for five day
ind nights in the wreckage of a

r concealed In a weeded gu!
beside a busy highway.

in hospital doctors deseribed
conditions as “rémarkab!y
in view of her experienc:

a case for the medical book
The woman, Mrs. Glen M
Knight, suffered severe shock
broken left hip, a broken left
m and several fractured ri!
Her only food had been a few
pieces of fudge and her only
a little rain water and
»ottle of boric acid
Her 120 hours of prayer a:
pain ended Tuesday when
highway grader operator spott:
the wrecked auto from his hi
ib and summoned help,

Mrs, MeNight was driving
from St. Joseph, Me., to Bron
son, ta., last Thursday when
she apparently lost centre! of
her ear on a curve. The car
plunged down a 40-feot em
barkment and  everturned
against a culvert.

Her injuries and a seat cushio
wedged on top of her prevented
Mrs. McNight from reaching th
eht switch or horn to attract
of the hundreds

00a

irink

attention

passing

FOUND
Then

‘

motorists

Tuesday Jack Krasc:
happened to look back {:
ym” and saw the a
most hidden car

When he reached it, Krasche!
said. Mrs. MeKnight exclaimed
Thank God! I am sure giad He
sent someone to find me.”

Kraschel said “she grabbed my

some reast

and held on t it tight

and then asked me for water

She told me she had ‘not

suffered bit She is really
ine woman

CANADIAN PERSONALITY

‘Continued from page 3)

niques te Arab problems; and
finally, the fanaties whe want
to get the British and Amer-
icans out of the country al-
together.”

In outlining strategie areas of
Middle East to the Rotary
Ciub, Mrs. Higham expressed
the opinion that the British had
lost out in their Iranian oil
negotiations due to poor public
relations work, She laughingly
claimed a right to pick out weak
spots in British policy as she is
a British citizen by marriage

They should have stated their!
case better and earlier
aid. “Having pioneered oll de-
velopment in Iran, the British
have done more for that in-
dustry and its workers in the
whole Persian Gulf area than
any other country. They have
the best labor conditions there
and great expense ensure
that their employees have ample
fresh water, food and good hous-
ing. They also took special pains

ito train Iranian workers. How-
ever, they did nothing to em-
phasize all this.”

Observing that Russia pre-
sents a constant threat along
strategic trade routes of the
Middle East, Mrs. Higham said
that for the British and
Americans it has necessitated
a costly alliance with the
Greeks and Turks, Much has
been given already, and mere
is being demanded.

At the of the Women's
Canadian Club meeting Mrs. F.

the

she

at

close

E. Anfield, who was in the chair,)

was congratulated by Mrs. Shel-
ford Dalton on behalf of the
club on being elected to the ex-
ecutive of the National Associa-
tion of Canadian Clubs. This is
the first time that Prince Ru-
pert has been so honored

, Harry Black was chairman at
| the Rotary luncsseon, where Mrs.
Higham was introduced by A.
| Bruce Brown '

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(175p) | FOR SALE—New three-bedroom |

as is including some material |

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Friday, Novernber 21, ife@

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NEW INDUSTRY

 

 

Your Cards in Partner's
Suit Govern Bid Shading

| have said that normally you need an average
a hand in high ecards to respond to your partner’s bid
of one in a suit with a bid of two in a lower ranking
suit, What about Mr. Champion’s response of two
hearts fn today’s hand, then? He was a queen short

of an average hand,

He realized his slight defic-
ency in high cards, He also real-
ized, however, that his spade
holding more than made up for

the beence of a queen in his

hand
He

could have bid four spades

 

if course. There’s nothing wrong
wi that call on the North
hand. But it might do the part-
nership out of a slam. If the
two hands were a perfect fit,
Miss Brash would not have to
hold a huge hand to have a

good play for six-odd

Mr. Champion's bidding was
right. If you want to ques-
tion any of the bidding you)

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t consider Miss Brash’s
four spade call, her third bid on) _
a hand of absolutely minimum
proportions. But be careful, be-
cause she made four spades

The holding of an average
hand in high cards, .then, is
only a general yardstick to an)
opening one bit. Exceptions
branch out on either side. And;
the best way to remember these
exceptions is this. The .stronger
you are in partner's sult, the
more you are justified in shad-

ing the requirements
When you are very short in

partner's suit (holding a single-
ton or void) it is wise to tighten
up the requirements a little

Mrs. Keen got the defense off!
on the right track by opening)
a trump, but even this good)
opening couldn't beat the con-/
contract

Miss Brash simply cross-
ruffed diamonds and hearts. She
lost three club tricks at the end
but made a total of eight trump)
tricks, the five in her own hand!
and three diamond ruffs on the
board. These, with the two red)
aces were enough for the game

SCOTCH
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Overhauled
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output is expected to be more
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GREER & BRIDDEN LTD.
Biulders and Contractors
New Construction, Repairs
Foundations and Re-Roofing
215-Ist Ave, W. Phone 909
P.O, Box 721

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AND CONCRETE WORK

EVERY JOB GUARANTEED
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All Typs Of Saws
Sharpened

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Shipping and General

Moving, Packing, Crating

Cartage and Storage
Complete, Reliable and Effi-
cient, Service. Also agents for
Canadian Liquid Air Co. Ltd,
for Oxygen, Acetylene and all
welding supplies,

LINDSAY'S CARTAGE
& STORAGE LIMITED

Cor. 2nd and Park Avenues
Est, 1910, Phones 60 and 68

 

 

FRED E. Dows
OPTOMET Rist
Room 10 Stone Bull

Phone Blue 59
Open Friday Byeq

H. G. HELGERG
LIMITED

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LING THE TAj
Tailoring -

and
Clothes Made-to-
220 Sixth st

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Am sale $3700.00. Black 551. (277p)| 543. Call 630 6th Avenue West, | City Clerk. Plow 4

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