Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Friday.
January
26,
RECOMMENDATIONS
SF.ST
(Continued
from
page
1)
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it
dues
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rouW
certain
arena.
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Dr.
Greene
ni0V((1
,
recommend!,,,,.
.
1
Blackwood
on
J3riJfc
By
Eosley
Blackwood
J3
or
UieniWti.tti
against
and
attitude
of
defeatism
and
urged
action
now.
He
i.usgested
the
improbability
of
having
skating
for
children
for
a
long
time
to
come
if
the
Civic
Centre
did
not
come
in
on
tlu-combined
curling
rink
Idea.
A.
M.
Hurst
said
he
did
not
reel
'
depreciation
should
be
charged
against
an
enterprise
such
as
the
Civic
Cntr.
H
did
not
know
of
other
aspects
of
civic
life
where
such
charge?
'
were
made.
He
MMUkmed
specifically
the
city
hall.
Mr.
Hurst
mentioned
that
Prinze
Kiip
i
t
might
not
possess
an
Ice
arena
but
it
had
a
Civic
Centre
such
as
many
much
larger
cities
did
not
possess
and
that
was
something
to
be
safeguarded,
Crawford
Moore
said
If
thl
to
the
questions
put
by
Dr.
Large.
As
far
as
estimates
on
cost
of
construction
were
concerned,
he
said,
the
committee
had
no
authorization
to
obtain
firm
bids
but
had
reached
their
conclusions
through
different
means
of
figuring.
In
answer
lo
Mr.
Capsticks
question
lie
said
the
shares
were
not
interest-bearing
but
would
be
lU'iM-ndenl
on
dividends.
H.
A.
BieJ'U
said
the
Civic
Centre
Association
should
not
consider
financing
any
other
enterprise
until
it
started
running
its
present
property
rofit-ably.
SEES
DEFEATISM
Dr.
Greene
taid
he
did
not
see
how
anything
could
be'
done
but
build
an
arena.
He
warned
to
the
Civic
tW,
'
passed.
I
know
Mr.
Muzzy
very
well
and
yet
I
could
not
begin
to
explain
why
he
plays
bridge
us
he
does.
At
a
race
tract
if
he
had
a
ticket
on
a
horse
and
a
friend
offered
to
give
him,
free,
a
ticket
on
another
horse
in
the
same
race,
he
would
accept
gladly.
He
would
know
that
his:
bridge
game?
Nut
in
a
million
chances
of
winning
were
in-
j
jtars.
Look
at
what
happened
creased
without
ri.sk.
But
will
ne
in
today's
deal,
apply
this
simple
principle
to
a
I'
South
dealer.
dent
Dr.
R.
G.
Laree's
report
concerning
the
growing
deticit
and
the
general
manager's
,sus-gettion
that
a
more
stable
method
than
the
Civic
Centre
carnival
be
found
for
raising
funds.
He
said
it
would
fill
a
great
need
for
outdoor
and
semi-outdoor
sports
which
were
luck-ins
in
Prince
Rupert.
In
answer
to
Frank
Skinner's
question
if
the
report
meant
that
all
curlers
would
have
to
be
members
of
the
Civic
Centre,
Karl
Gordon
said
that
was
the
intention
of
the
committee.
William
'Long
said
City
of
Prince
Hupert
bonds
in
the
amount
of
$30,000
would
yield
$1200
per
year
and
they
were
sure,
lie
did
nut
feel
the
Civln
Centre
Association
should
gamble
with
its
nest
egg.
Chairman
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
gave
several
reasons
why
he
questioned
that
the
project
should
be
approved,
most
of
which
had
lo
do
with
costs
above
those
estimated
by
the
committee.
He
summed
up:
"Frankly,
I
don't
believe
any
committee
could
build
an
adequate
building
for
this
purpose
for
$00,000."
Ted
Capstick
said
there
was
no
provision
for
tnu-iv.it
payments
to
shareholders.
Neely
Moore
spoke
in
answer
architect
with
special
knowledge
In
this
field
to
draw
plans
and
specifications
and
estimates
for
a
five
sheet
combination
arena.
(S
Tiiat
the
Civic
Centre
Association
purchase
up
to
$3".-000
ill
redeemable
shares
in
our
proiwsed
arena
provided
public
purchases
produced
the
balan
''
of
Um
sum
necessary
to
construct
the
arena.
14)
That
we
endorse
the
"points
of
agreement"
of
lh
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
as
outlined
In
their
brief.
15
'hat
a
small,
strong
committee
be
elected
from
this
meeting
who
shall
have
instructions
to
draw
up
final
plans
and
proposals
which
shall
have
to
bo
approved
by
a
special
general
meeting
of
the
Civic
Centre
Association
before
construction
commences.
This
commiltee
should
have
power
to
add
representative
citizens
li'uin
lithe:
organizations.
MSCt'SSJON
Opening
discussion
after
presentation
of
the
report,
Crawford
Moure
said
he
was
amazed
at
tlie
fund
of
information
contained
in
the
report.
He
thought
II.
might
be
the
answer
lo
Preu-
North-South
vulnerable.
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bl.liiui'C
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Puni
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fun.
US
Ail
pus
1
am
merely
reporting
(not
recommending
i
the
bidding.
Many
players
would
raise
the
opeuing
spade
bid
to
four
on
the
North
cards.
First
because
(hat
call
paints
a
pretty
accurate
picture
of
the
hand
and
second
because
it
shuts
out
a
possible
sacrifice
by
the
non-vulnerable
opponents.
But
not
Mr.
Meek.
He
chose
the
conser-v
j
Live
two
spade
bid.
Mr.
Muzzy
made
up
for
that.
With
extreme
optimism
he
bid
four
no
trump
and
partner's
re-.spon.se
showed
one
ace.
Mr.
MuJ-y
must
have
cot
mixed
up
at
this
point
becuust
lie
now
bid
live
no
trump
which
asks
for
kings
and
tells
partner
that
the
.side
has
all
the
uces.
Mr.
Meek
sank
down
In
his
0.
are
We
have
the
largest
and
nicpt;t
stock
of
Chinaware
UK
$1
ir
Prince
Rupert.
UININLK
btli
(arcen
'X
in
chair.
Home
words
formed
on1
his
lips
but
they
were
not
and-,
ible.
lie
cleared
his
throat
and
ju.it
barely
got
our
"Six
clubs."
Mr.
Muzzy
's
six
spade
bid
closed
9
1M
CUPS
and
SAUCERS
WATER
SETS
TEAPOTS
VASCS
KNICK
KNACKS
GARDEN
TIMING
KEYED
TO
FINAL
FROST
IN
SPRING
the
auction.
Mr.
Abel
led
the
10
of
diamonds
which
dummy's
ace
won.
Mr.
Muzzy
took
two
rounds
of
mm
Unless
one
lives
in
a
tropical
climate,
every
outdoor
garden
task
must
be
timed
with
--ef-r-l
dening.
Seeds
of
tender
crops
can
be
sown
a
week
earlier
than
their
plants
can
be
set
out.
Talk
to
gardening
neighbors
i
about
their
practice
.and
it
will
HANGING
JOHNNY
ence
to
a
key
rale,
which
is
the
average
date
of
the
last
killing
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
LIMITED
This
&dv-rtuwut
15
m
f
disptiiyrti
ty
it
it
U;:.
'rnmi
r
I)
th
frost
in
soring.
The
number
of
davs
between
l.hi.t
'rlur
nn1
Hint
if
iVm
fin-l
'
killing
frost
in
fall
determines
the
entire
list
of
crops
which
can
be
grown.
One
of
the
first
things
They
call
me
Hanging
Johnny,
Amiy-i-oh;
They
call
me
Hanging
Johnny,
So
hang,
boys,
hang!
For
over
a
century
Lamb's
Navy
has
been
the
call
of
those
who
know
good
rum.
Smooth
and
mellow
it
is
matured,
blended
and
bottled
in
Britain
of
the
finest
Dcmerara
Rums.
the
amateur
gardener
should
II
M
learn
is
the
length
of
this
frost-
trumps
ending
on
the
board,
lie
next
led
a
low
heart
and
finessed
the
queen.
"Don't
have
It,"
he
roared
at
Mr.
Abel.
But
Mr.
Abel
won
the
king
of
hearts
and
led
a
club
to
Mr.
Dale's
ace
lor
the
setting
trick,
lead
of
a
low
club
toward
the
king
in
the
closed
hand
would,
have
made
the
contract.
True,
Mr.
Muzzy
couldn't
tell
whether
Mr.
Meek
pointed
out
that
the
to
make
the
club
play
or
finesse
the
heart
tuieen.
However,
he
could
have
had
both
chances.
He
should
have
won
the
opening
diamond
lead
with
the
ace,
extracted
trumps
and
then
run
three
more
rounds
of
diamond;,
through
a
club
from
dummy
on
the
fourth
one.
Then
he
could
have
entered
dummy
with
a
trump
and
led
the
lone
club.
If
.
East
played
the
ace,
the
club
king
would
permit
the
discard
of
a
heart
free
season
hi
his
locality,
and
he
should
k-rfeo
it
in
mind
in
selecting
varieties
of
both
vego-
be
easy
lo
decide
on
the
date
to
accept
as
safe
from
frost
in
the
garden.
Of
course
some
years
one
may
win
with
a
long
shot
and
get
a
crcp
fr:;m
a
nearby
planting
o'
a
tender
crop
because
of
an
exceptionally
warm
spring.
The
rhk
of
lo-ilne
tender
I
hints
is
ev
act
ly
doubled,
when
they
are
set
on'.
two
weeks
before-
the
frostproof
date.
There
is
nothing
to
be
gained
moreover,
by
taking
this
risk
with
plants
which
have
been
started
Indoors,
since
they
may
be
seriously
injured
by
a
haul
frost
which
does
not
kill
them,
end
always
do
best
when
the
tanies
ana
t
lowers
to
grow.
In
most
localities
there
is
a
Classified
Advertising
is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
Classifk
wold
p.-r
ni..ei
Lion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Nolices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
limit
Funeral
Notices.
Marriage
and
Emagement
Announcements
$2
00.
SPECIAL
DISPIJVY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
date
in
the
spring
which
is
ac
cepted
as
the
time
when
tender
Lamb's
Navy
tOK
SM.E
FOR
SALE
1951
RIFLE
BUY!
Genuine
Brit
itmiKs
VVATCU
REPAIRS-f
ficient
service,
lie
Jeweler.
Salislaci'u
teed.
ish
Short
Model
Lee
hnlield,
planus,
which
would
be
injured
by
frost,
can
be
safely
set
out.
There
is
always
the
chance
of
an
exceptional
year,
when
a
frost
will
occur
long
after
the
average
time,
and
many
tender
things
may
be
nipped.
But
some
risk
must
always
be
accepted
In
gar-
continue
growing
without
a
check.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
ditplayej
by
(he
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
it
Old
Sea
Shanlv
f
.mm
m
from
dummy.
If
West
had
it,
the
heart
finesse
was
still
available
OIL
BURNER
SPEC
otove
.-.eiviie
and
c
U
Kollsoll.
Hrji
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3
TKNUKRS
as
a
last
resource.
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ill.
10
shot,
tlelacnaoie
magazine,
repeater,
adapted
to
snorter.
2(5"
barrel.
"V"
tvpe
buck
sighl;
ideal
for
fast
KhcolliiK
al
moving
game,
caieiullv
checked
and
guaranteed,
$24.15.
48
rounds
ammunition
with
order
$2.9j
additional.
Send
$5
with
order
balance
COD.
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COMPANY
HO.
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Street,
Ottawa.
(FS-H)
ACI'Ol'STAVTS
For
every
hour
spn,-,j
in
a
vege
table
garden,
the
product
of
wel
planned
work
will
pay
high
wages.
Careful
experiments
hav3
proved
that
to
grow
vegetables
rcpiiircs
less
time
than
it
takes
to
shop
for
them
In
the
market.
TENDERS
will
lieruo
nnderit'iied
until
r
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and
Professional
HEAVY
NOTES
EDMONTON
Too
much
lime
is
wasted
by
students
1,1
taking
notes
during
lectures,
says
Pol.
George
M.
Dunlop,
I'rdfcs-or
of
Psychology
at
th"
University
ol
Alberta.
He
suy.j
that
unless
the
notes
are
reviewed
within
24
hours
students
forget
half
the
lecture.
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speciiilist.
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btone
Building.
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WANTED
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OFFERING
OF
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ui).
Genuine
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Hrillsh
Kn-lield
Repeaters.
Other
makes
available
soon.
Excellent
values.
Send
for
iree
folders,
illustrated,
with
prices
und
detailed
specifications.
No
obligation
Dealers
enuuines
in--viled
TARGET
SALhrf
COMPANY
1;4
MacLaren
Street,
Ottawa.
(FS-lii
FOR
SALE
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In
Prlnr-e
Rupert
-Ladies'
and
children's
wear
business.
Long
term
lease.
&3U0
square
feet
of
floor
space
available.
Excellent
opportunities
for
increasinu
present
turnover.
$10.00000
will
handle.
Other
business
interests
force
this
sale.
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Owen
Clamshell
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and
Rock
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P.
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Concrete
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Spring
begins
when
the
sun
starts
north
again.
Days
grow
Winner,
and
indo-r
plants
grjw
more
vigorously.
In
a
few
weeks
hardy
plants
will
awaken
from
their
winter's
sleep.
It
is
later
than
you
think
to
plan
your
garden.
ruarv
12
l!)al.
on
its'
of
the
old
Kiiik
W.
building
duruis
uic
Julv
and
Aim
ait,
!
lo
be
lelt
clean
a"1-the
surrniiiulins
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perienced
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If
seeds
are
sown
in
a
thin
layer
of
sphagnum
moss,
placed
on
top
of
the
soil
in
a
seed
box,
the
"damping-off"
di;:ease
will
ra:-elv
develop.
The
nw
is
sterile,
containing
no
plant
food
"I'd
no
riiseise-
It
Is
be'-eved
t
have
an
anti-blotic
effect
or.
moulds
and
bacteria.
If
you
have
a
sandy
soil
do
not
add
clay
to
It,
but
put
In
all
the
humus
you
can.
Humus
will
do
for
the
soil
everything
that
clay
will,
without
reducing
the
porosity
of
the
soil,
which
is
a
precious
o.uality.
BOY'S
W'ANW
A
irood
oBPOrlJif'
.
vounir
lads
.wiln
deliverini!
fan
routes.
Phone
J
at
the
Oallv
Nf"
and
leave
your
and
Phone
nuniw-
Kolarv
Screens
and
Convrvors
Full
inlormatkm
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
BC
HI
I
FOR
SALE
New
chesterfield
ueds:
oeds
coiuolele.
un
laint-ed
chest
of
urawers;
sewing
machine:
kitchen
stoves:
heaters;
hardware;
collee
tables,
end
tables;
bedroom
suites;
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
n
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL.
C.A.
Resident
Partner
324
Second
Avenue
Box
203
Phone
88
WAMKl)
ROOM
FOR
RENT-
For
working
I
girl.
Applv
Daily
News
Box
20.
(2(ip)
ROOM
FOR
RENT.
800
Fraser
I
St.
Phone
Black
015.
I23pi
FOR
RENT
One
sleeping
room,
j
clo.se
in.
Phone
Blue
433.
(24c)
;
REAL
ESTATE
LARGE
house
Four
bedrooms
I
upstairs,
four
rooms
down-i
stairs.
Fully
furnished
in
ex-
cedent
taste.
Ideal
for
room-1
inn
house
or
large
family.
Rea-;
sonablv
priced.
Terms
available.
For
further
particulars
i
and
Information
upiilv
G.
P.
i
Tinker
Si
Company
Limited,
i
phone
fillH.
(tl)
BURNETTS
LONDON
DRY
GIN
Because
Burnett's
is
an
EXTRA
DRY
(unswect-ent'd)
Gin,
you
can
add
or
leave
out
sweetness,
when
mixing
drinks,
ami
suit
every
inilividu.il
taste.
brand
new
carpets.
Axminsler,
sizes
2'
x
4'V;
scores
of
other
useful
furniture
at
lowest
prices.
.See
1J.
C.
furniture.
Black
324.
0
?OR
SALE
10
in.
bv
6
ft.
metal
lathe
complete,
'29
Plymouth
undercarriage,
C
tires
and
tubes,
car
motor
complete,
WILL
EXCHANGE
new
home
Hi
yin
nished,
for
11,'
Rupert.
Box
27.
SAl.L
APAHTM
ENT
furnished
retiium
Willi
no
f.iimiV.
I'
920
between
5
aim
1
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
al
its
branches
204
4th
SI
reel.
Phone
055
Itching
Scalp-Loose
Dandruff
Try
This
Home
Treatment
For
Quick
Ease
and
Conil'orl
Here
is
a
cleiin
powiu-fur
pfnetnit-iiii
nil
Unit
lirhiKH
KiH-iHy
t'l
iill"
li-om
Llio
ilcliinf;
titrltirc
and
UL-iCoinfiirt.
Don't
(llg
with
llni;i-nialls,
tltut
only
wrveB
to
Mpreuil
thv
irnuble
Just
ump
etiital
jiiiru
of
Moiine'K
Em-eraltl
Oil
unci
nlivt!
nil.
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(tiolly
with
the
1
im?erl.ipfl
iHitio
it
Uuy
iilwl
shamioo
evi-ry
lounli
Uuy.
Vnti'l
ftti:t
thin
treatment
not
only
nooUies
tlin
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
fi
AUDITORS
Hesner
Block
Phone
3!l7
P.O.
Hux
130
batterv
charger
as
new,
car
radiator
healer,
table
saw.
wood
lilt
tie.
camera
with
flash.
WANTED
TOP
lie
a
wist
host
serve
Burnett's.
FOR
SALE
-
Partly
furnished
7-room
house
on
three
loin
with
fine
view
overlooking
the
harbor.
Good
condition,
with
concrete
basement
and
hot-air
lurnace.
Also
revenue
from
cabin
in
rear.
Apply
1108
Ambrose
Ave.
(24p)
FOR
SALE
4
roonwartime
Silent
Glow
heater,
flexible
shaft
guitar,
other
Hems.
After
5
pin.
or
Saturday.
1417
,
Piggolt
Place.
(24p)
FOR
SALE
Immediate
delivery,
Qualify
machine
tools,
lathes,
planers,
drill
presses,
etc.
Also
guaranteed
general
machinery.
.
Box
23.
Daily
News.
(23p)
FOR
SALE
1047
Chev
sedan.
Good
tires,
body
and
motor.
Cheat)
for
cash.
Phone
HI
m
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Dowtiirodden
Heels
and
Worn-
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave
PRICES
I'AUJ
steel,
brass
coin
Honest
grading,
ment
made.
j
t
Metals
I.KI..2M
I'
couver.
B.
C.
0357.
WANTED
TO
RKNT'
room
accoinniiK
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,.
ilv
of
three
adoll-
of
cilv.
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in
r'
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.W.COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
nox
1G20
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above
nouse
lunv
furnished.
App
itching
unu
torture
but
helw
promote
more
rupld
tieullni!
-loosw
lloutlue,
ditndrul'f
becomes
a
tiling
of
the
past.
Brain
clears
up
una
hiild
begins
to
thicken.
Vou
can
obtain
Emcruld
Oil
in
the
original
bottle
wherever
clru&i
are
soUl-
(11)
WALLACE
PHARMACY
New
Cosh
in
on
Furs!
Some
Prices
Higher
Get
Your
Furs
in
Quick!
Tremendous
continued
demand
makes
possible
Higher
Prices
for
the
urgently
wanted
Furs
....
The
Prices
"SIIUBERT"
now
offers,
we
believe
are
HIGHER
than
are
available
anywhere.
For
nromot
shipments
will
nay
AS
HIC.H
AS
80c
for
No.
1
SQUIRREL:
MUSKRAT
and
WEASEL
$4.00:
MINK
(Wild
Dark
Interior)
.tGOOO;
BEAVER
and
OTTER
$45.00:
MARTEN
(Interior
Dark
Heavy)
$85.00;
FISHER
$100.00.
Top
prices
guaranteed
for
ALL
British
Columbia
Furs.
It.
will
pay
you
to
get
all
your
Furs
lit
OUICK.
whl'e
these
tremendously
HIGH
prices
are
avad-i.blc.
Don't
be
content
with
any-old-price
offered
locuT'y
Ship
to
"SIIUBERT"
VANCOUVER
(No
export
permits
required)
and
see
how
MUCH
MORE
you
can
get.
Hurry"!
Oct
a
shipment
away
TODAY!
Dept.
194.
A.
B.
SIIUBERT
CO..
Winnipeg.
Ship
lo
VANCOUVER,
h
970.
(Ui
I
FDR
SAT
tf10.4l
Vniumnrri
l.ia-
'M'!"5
j
I
mileage.
1430
lilh
Ea.st,
'eve-
i-iemiu
Ave.
Detween
o
and
0
p.m.
(27;-i
I
PERSONAL
IF
YOU
are
contemplating
get-
ting
a
furnace
we
suggest
now
I
is
the
time
as
steel
stipplv
I
verv
short
and
prices
ex-;
peeled
to
rise
sharplv.
Thorn
I
Sheet
Metal.
Black
884.
(tfl
noti.irwoi
n
.
room
in
private
H111"
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minis
(23p)
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HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
rrtJT--F
SCOTT
McLAREN
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
008
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
WAN
I'CD
IU
,i,
house
by
vouni!
410.
davtinie
FOR
SALE-15-fool
V-botfomed
skiff
and
5'ii-h
n.
Evinrude
outboard.
Phone
Black
CU.r.
(23.p)
FOR
SALE
Firewood
and
kindling.
Kaien
Transfer.
Red
i)B2.
WANTED
-
2
or
Sf
TASTY,
freshly
baked
pies
with
biscuits
and
buns
are
now
being
sold
at
I
he
Hlinei
t
Rnkm-.,
I
1,1
FRAMES!
FRAMES!
Como
in
and
choose
one
for
that
Christmas
Photo.
We
carry
a
large
line
of
I'p-To-nate
Mouldings
apt.
Phone
kcu
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
T..ITIJ
Next
time
buy
BURNETT'
I
Phone
643
for
orders
ti
ll
DKitS
&
I
o-
uupi
PLUMBING
and
H
E'
Hneet,
menu
";
(M2)
CASH
for
scrap
cast
bra.Hs,
copper
batteries
and
-
radiators.
Phone
543
call
029
Cth
W.,
City.
(tf(
FOR
RALE
Electric
rangette,
I
eood
condition,
1424
Piguott
i
Place.
-
(2p)
Agent
VANCOUVER
DAILY
PROVINCE
Phone
Black
787
311
Second
Ave.
W.
PHONES
Black
334
Red
894
P.O.
Box
1670
WRATHALL'S
Photo
Finishing
320
Third
Ave.
W.
J
This
advertisement
In
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
and
Sons.
.
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ing
foence
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Black
215.
?,
noon
hour
P.O.
f
ROOM
AND
HOARD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
for
working
man.
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000.
(ID
NORTHLAND
Dairy
milk
delivered
24e
per
nuart.
Why
pay
more?
Phone
18
for
daily
deliver"
service.
(M-29)
uoiirti
or
by
the
Government
ol
nrlilKh
Columbia.
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UPHOLSTERINO
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Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
Train
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Hie
East-Mondays.
Wednesday
and
Fridays.
8
p.m.
From
Hie
East
Tuesday's
Thursdays
and
Saturdays,
10:15
p.m.
Use
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