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INTERNATIONAL
BASKETBALL
Schedule
I
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
February
9,
1951
BlackvOod
On
(Bridge
basket
buzzes
By
Eoslcy
Blackwood
SKEGNESS.
England
CP
A
,
'hunted
hare
escaped
capture
by
'joining
in
a
soccer
game
in
this
;
Lh-woinshire
town.
The
hare
ran
;
ejcrs
.
:.,.,ft
ii'Viii,
o
fit
frntv
fwfift
fhp
n!avw
nnrt
mil-
from
Vancouver
i
inursaayi-
ra,n
.nn
Here
is
one
more
miuuuuh
;.
c
.....
v,
reb
g
no-trump
does
not
ask
for
aces.
When
an
opponent
'w
Thn
b:r?
opening
the
bidding
with
a
preemptive
bid
of
four-
KeuS
odd
an
overcall
of
four
no-trump
has
a
special
mean-
Rupert,
ing.
It
asks
partner
to
respond
in
his
best
suit
just
a.i
cl1J,t5
n
he
would
re?iH)iid
to
the
take-out
double
of
a
one
bid.
JMni
Wl
Const
J.
Gmlkin,
Mrs.
W.
Roed,.
Mrs.
S.
Judd,
Mr.
Butler.
Const.
:
II.
Black,
Mi.
Connelly,
F.
Gale,
I
Miss
E.
Houi'tn,
Mrs.
T.
Hougen.
,
When
a
crowd
goes
for
a
team
in
any
game
everyone
can
feel
it.
Last
night
it
was
basketball
but
to
the
cheers
and
roots
of
nearly
1.000
people
the
Metlakatla
Alaska)
Vets
attempted
vainly
to
rack
up
enough
scores
for
a
win.
LONDOS
P
More
than
30
government
ministers
and
official-;
waiter!
outside
the
Mansion
House
in
the
ra;n
after
a
banquet
for
mo'or
cars
'o
take
them
home.
One
was
left
waiting
more
than
an
hour
Transport
Minister
Alfred
Barnes.
..
..
.
!
1
u
.
..
To
Vancouver
Uodayi
W.
E.
Caron,
C.
C.
McKenzie,
Mr.
Ericsson.
G.
Kearley,
Dr.
A.
G.
Pctlund.
M
'.
and
Mrs.
Rose.
To
Sandspit
i
today
A
F.
i
Ketchikan
And
Rupert
Jets
Opening
Winners
Ketchikan
scored
an
upset
win
last
night
at
the
Civic
Centre
when
they
outplayed
the
popular
Met-iakatla
(Alaska)
Vets
by
a
5f.
to
48
margin.
The
Vets
took
the
first
half
by
a
L'G-24
score.
Roth
teams
tfave
an
excellent
display
of
hall
handling
and
shooting.
Big
Jeff
David,
star
centre1
man
of
the
Metlakatla
team,
they
put
up
a
very
creditable
scored
13
points
in
the
first
half
,
display.
and
racked
up
22
before
the''
Tonight
Rupert
II
plays
Met-game
was
over.
He
seemed
to
lakatla
and
the
Jets
meet
Ketch-lose
his
drive
in
the
final
min-;
ikan
with
the
second
game
the
utes
of
play
with
both
his
shoot-
;
big
attraction
as
the
two
win-in!
and
passing
going
wild.
jners
light
fur
sitpitmucy.
Brewer,
for
the
winners,
scor-
)YI
t
rtM
Kill
ATE
ed
18
and
really
sparked
his
j
High
Green
scored
the
Digest
n
am
to
a
well
earned
victory.
upset
of
the
year
as
thev
took
P'ince
KuiM-t
North-south
vumerauie.
;
ClOUDie
ner
ai
live,
six
in
cvru
Feb.
13-Junit,-
'
VS
Mlinirmc-
T.
'
'
seven
spades
West
dealer
Norl
h
(
Mr.
MilerH
!
ivrr
liic
iuui
uu-n
u.i.p
ut
cnaius
vs
Fashi
i
Mr.
Champion
made
the
prop-r
Gold
vs
Briwn'7
bid
of
five
clubs
and
to
every-
Gordon
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I
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II
I
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nnnll
...
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Ketchikan
Rockets,
trim
and
fast-looking
in
their
whiles,
were
not
the
favorites,
but
by
the
time
the
game
was
ovr
they
had
well-earned
the
respect
of
all
spectators.
r'eb.
n-j,,,:,,..
ERASER
and
PAYNE
(Mr.
tel
)
S-
1(1
7
3
H-K
S
4
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10
&
C
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4
M
Ik-Hill
)
S
A
K
J
II
II
8
2
H
8
U
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8
c-
J
i
a
Oliea
Mil
w
mioi
wi
o.iii
jji.,.,-
,i
as
did
Mr.
Masters
and
Mr.
Abel,
j
Mi's
Brash
won
the
first
trick
'with
the
king
of
spades
and
'shifted
to
the
singleton
eight
of
hearts.
Mr.
Champion
nuspt-cU-d
the
singleton
and
made,
th'.;
J
good
decision
t:i".efuse
the
heai
i
:
linesse.
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
SPECIAL
vs
Cooks;
Inlcrni"
vs
Hi
Green;
8,-nj,),
:
vs
Gordon
li
fa
!
20-Jr..
Cu
Hotel;
Int.,
Ttmy,
.Gold;
Sr.,
Brum,,
j
Feb.
24
Jr
H
!
Mansuns;
lnt
i
Bth
teams
played
hard
and
fast,
and
a
clean
game.
Fouls
fame
few
and
far
between.
The
crowd
was
on
good
behaviour
a
sincere
sports
lover.
Pew
were
the
cat-calls,
and
cheering
rase
to
a
cres-
Ernkson
was
also
a
tower
or
ule
ijjgti
Gold
by
4i!
to
43
score.
.strength
setting
15
points,
11
of
56-inch
Crease
Resisting
MMIIIl
(Mr.
(
hiimpluM)
s
g
4
Kg
8
3
1
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2
c-
g
io
a
5
3
The
Ijlddinn:
f-it
North
'
l::it
H
4
NT
Fml
It
was
the
Gold's
first
'loss
or
'
the
season
and
they
were
definitely
outplayed
in
the
final
arter
a.-i
they
practically
were!
rendo
each
time
the
favored
soul
h
ft
C
qu
Gabardine
Suiting
Shades
of
Cocoa
Brown,
Dork
Br6wn.
Wine,
Grey,
Verpiillion
Red,
Forrest
Green
arid
Took
Blue.
an
out-
Vets
scored,
or
made
them
in
the
last
half.
It
was
in
the
second
half
that
Ketchikan
really
started
to
roll,
as
Brewer,
Eiickson
and
Christ-ian.son
combined
to
score
a
total,
of
31
points,
11
of
them
oy
Cliristianson
on
a
brilliant
He
went
up
with
the
ace,
took
;
MerchanU:
ok
j
three
rounds
of
trumps
and
lea
Girls;
8r
Cnip
,
a
diamond
to
dummy,
discarding
Anderson
his
last
two
heart
on
the
fourl
1
1
Feb.
27;r.,
al:,
and
fifth
diamonds.
High
Srluwl;
h
.
He
Kssl
a
spade
ut
the
eivi
Thunderbiid-;
gr
but
made
his
contract.
The
value
,
Aiuler
son
vs
&
,
'
of
the
vulnerable
game
was
i
much
more
limn
the
meusl-y
made
by
.simply
;
points
Mr.
Masters
would
have
spades.
.tanding
play.
$0.85
beaten
to
their
knees
by
the
fast-stepping
Greens.
High
scorers,
in
the
Intermediate
gam
were
M
.I'tiesney
15
and
lord
vviili
14
fur
the
losers
alon
All
piixs
i
Take
totluv's
hand
for
exam-;
pie.
Not
vulnerable
against
vul
j
rveiable
opponents,
Mes
Brash'
ligured
that
unless
her
partiM-'i
The
crowd
was
definitely
for,"')
Fei.oii
wno
toiled
n
ioi
Metlakatla
and
was
outspoken
Orerns.
U
was
a
bitter
gill
in
criticism
of
the
referees
when
'"''
th.-
Golds
to
swallow
but
a
call
was
made
against
the
fa-
probably
the
best
thins
that
If
last
ngiht's
attendance
i.i
any
indication,
the
final
games
of
the
three-night
series
should
Jam
the
house.
To-n.rchl
Ketchikan
ptav-i
P-inee
Rubert
Jets,
and
Metlakatla
stands
up
to
Rupert
II,
who
gave
way
easily
last
night
to
the
Jets.
jvcrites
However
referees
John-
uio
nave
nuiipeiieu
10
mem.
nie
Comadina
and
Bill
Davidson
Vniwh
Jack
Evans
admitted
Ikent
th,.
same
well
under
coll-
frankly
alter
the
game
that
his
thad
enough
to
give
her
k.hi:
kind
of
play
for
four
spades,
then
the
opponents
had
a
sure
:
frame
and
possibly
n
slam.
I
If
she
got
doubled
Bnd
M
Abel
had
nothing
at
all
she
i
would
probably
lose
Just
o'jont
as
much
as
her
opponents
could
make
by
buying
the
hand
thein-j
selves.
And
by
0j'iiing
the
hand
with-
four
spades,
Mr.
MasU'i
i
,
i,-nihin
dit-
'
,i
(Ttf
nose
,,,,oht.
RADIO
DIAL
CFPR
team
had
been-
definitely
outplayed.
.
INTERNATIONAL
j
Kiipert
II
-Mel
ilolke.slad
5.
Ted
Arney
7,
Webster
5,
McDonald
2.
Thompson
5,
Carlson
11,
Gill
4,
Marshall
2.
Dumas.
trol
and,
when
it
was
all
over,
j
there
were
"
alibis
from
the
losers.
I
In
the
first
game
o
tiie
toitr-nament
liupert
II,
rejilaning
Kitimat,
put
up
a
good
show,
ialthoii"h
thev
were
not
able
to
1240
Kilocycles
eunand9p.yua:t;o-noi
V.ck
,
u.ck!-putafew
(Subject
ko
rhainrr)
Mose
Drops
ro
m
mesinsecorirts
y
hreathiPKComtor
if
,
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AM.
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B
I
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t
t
i
S
K
i
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j
I'
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r
U
I
and
Mr.
Champion
might
find
it
V'dilficull
to
reach
their
best
eon-I
t:
act.
;
M-.
Masters
took
some
chance
!
when
he
bid
faur
no-trump
forcing
Mr.
Champion
to
bid
at
the
live
range.
But
bridge
is
a
game
,
of
taking
chances
and
Mr.
Masters
is
not
one
to
run
away
from
'
n
reasonable
risk.
He
knew
it
was
likely
Miss
Brash
would
bid
g
brines.
P
1
nasal
passage
nr.n
m?kP
.outclass
the
Vrin.-e
Rupert
Jets
'total
-39.
who
won
by
a
12-point
51-39
'
l'rinee
Kuprrt
Jets-Davis
13,
;
margin
in
a
game
which
was
Flaten
6,
R.
Holkestad
3.
Olso.i
,
well'
liked
by
the
fans.
During
2,
D.
Scherk
15,
S.
S.-herk
2,
j
the
first
half
the
Jets
were
Morgan
3,
Beynon
3,
Lavigne
2.
j
hard-pushed
to
head
off
the
Spring
2.
Total
51.
(Rupert
II
entry
by
18
to
15
Rrl.
hikan
-Johansen
6,
Chris-i
points.
'
tens-en
11,
Brewer
18,
B.
Chris-
i
In
the
second
half,
Don
ocnerk
.touher
4.
Ericksen
15.
J.
Chris-
vicks
vMwn
would
have
an
opportunity
to
and
Joe
Davis
hit
their
strides,
touher
1.
Manzoni
Fisher
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4:30
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6:00
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8:00
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8:30
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Olsen,
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Total
5S.
Metlakatla
David
22.
D.
Atkinson
5,
J.
Booth
8,
T.
Atkinson
4,
Mel
Booth,
M.
Bx)th,
Boulton
4,
LeusR
4,
R.
Atkinson
3.
Total
48.
!
INTERMEDIATE
!
High
Green
-Ford
3,
Webber
4,
Rhodes
2,
Tait
8,
Salher
fi.
Becker
3.
Peneff
II,
Woods
2,
CHEER'LY
MAN
S-heik
scoring
12
points
and
Davis
8
to
make
their
totals
15
and
13
respectively
for
the
game.
!
For
the
losers,
Carlson
was
always
dangerous
as
he
scored
11
points
and
every
member
of
i
the
team
played
his
hardest.
;
Considering
that
the
boys
were
only
contacted
in
mid-afternoon
!
to
turn
out
for
the
game
and
j
had
never
practised
together,
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been
ihe
call
of
those
who
know
good
rum.
Svnooth
and
mellow,
it
is
matured,
blended
and
bottled
in
Britain
of
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SATURDAY
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M.
MilsU-al
Clorii
CB(;
News
Here's
Bill
Ooofl
Hits
and
Encore
Morning
Devuliorm
i
G.
D.
Irlzreii
was
re-elected
to
43.
1
'
the
board
of
directors
of
thei
British
Columbia
Auto
Dealers'
j
BIRDS
FLY
SOUTH
Association
at
their
annual
nn
rt-
:
OSLO
ff
Extreme
cold
in
lug
in
Vancouver
last
week.
Mr.
northern
Norway
is
driving
Frivrell
said
last
night
that
sands
of
birds
to
southern
areas.
district.
$9500.00
cash
Includes
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Hurket
'.oailers
lor
Stocknilel
and
Simiw
Removal;
Rice
Port
griM'erv
stin-k
and
store
diiihi-'
t
Iiik
with
commodious
liviiu
v()n
HINT
R'
"
Quarters.
Immediate
posses-,
s,
'ni.ick
i-i
sii
tn.
Or
complete
stock
of
I
"
i
George
Hosran
of
the
Federated
An
estimated
20.000
wuxwlngs
i
Auto
Dealers
and
Howard
E.
that
normally
winter
in
Arctic
groceries
at
$3000
tM)
and
orem-
oik
i.ses
for
rent
ut
$125.00
perl
Moore,
general
manager
of
that
Finmark
province
have
been
seen
body,
would
be
visiting
Prince
near
Oslo.
uble
Centnriu'al
Piirnos:
nu-tional
Draline
Scraorrs
and
Buckets;
National
All
SU-el
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotary
Screens
and
Conveyors
Full
inlonnation
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.C
tf)
month.
Part
of
livlnir
ciuariers
wfyriCE
Plw
could
be
sub-let.
Excellent
op
!
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Applv
11.
G.
Ilelger-ison.
Ltd.
FOR
SALE
Large
Wartime
4
bih
Ave.
E.
Floor
coverings
stoves.
In
excellent
condition.
Immediate
possession
$3200
00
cash
On
von
know
inn
run
no-
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Hartiiie
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9:30
CBC
Stamp
Club
9:45
The
Answer
Man
9:59--Time
(Signal
10:00
Bandstand
10:15
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10:30
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Time"
10:45
CBC
News
10:55
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lnierlude
11:00
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Date
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31-Message
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11:33
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Melodies
13:25
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1
FURNACES
have
gone
up
In
,
I
price
and
vou
can
expect
even
higher
prices.
Have
2
all-steel
I
furnaces
in
slock,
selling
at
;
old
price.
If
contemplating
a
new
furnace,
now
is
the
time
to
buv,
even
if
stored
until
renuired.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal,
j
Black
884.
(ID
FOR
SALE
Babee
Tenda.
safe-j
tv
chairs,
combination
bed,
nlavnens.
etc.
Products
ap
eludes
new
electric
.stove
and
losT-Small
V
'
nl
hefiier
with
two
barrel
sup-
,
w
nite.
bo.'
ply.
Venetian
blinds
In
all
in.s.
Nam,
windows.
Excellent
buv.
lm-,
iairlrk
Brtf"
mediate
possession.
$3500
00
j
ra(.,.
r
c.
n
i
in
o
Large
wartime
i-nmnnr
foundation
and'
basement,
fullv
furnished.
8lh
Avp.
E
$(200.00
(AJiiMncdS
and
r
roleSMona
LOST-I,!5.
wallet.
M'":''..
Ave
Rewnra.'
turn
to
I-'
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proved
bv
Good
Housekeeping
and
Parents
Magazine
Write
Mrs.
E.
Scott,
Gen.
Delivery.
-
(3i'U)l
ItOYS
Warlime
6
In
excellent
condition.
Large
uaraee
with
nlnnk
ririvewav.
Fullv
lumished.
0th
Ave.
E
tfiOOO
(10.
.
On
Bth
W
9
room
house,
fullv
1
:it!
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t
f
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
A
eooil
onO;
yotHI!1
In,
clelivei'll'f
routes,
f"
ni
di
On
nnd
lMVf
iillll
Ui"l"f,
FOR
SALE
Rebuilt.
Chrysler
i
motor,
suitable
for
marine
or
I
stationary
use.
Phone
Green
217.
Superior
Aulo
Service
Ltd.
(3ac)
1
2
:
30
Musical
l'roe
ra
in
1:00
Pops
on
Parade
2:00
Dance
Music
3:00
This
Week
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
furnished.
Three
suites,
gomi
hu-ome
property.
EufJi
taxes.
Newlv
wirea.
$45(l0.l0
with
$"rM)0
00
-nsh
H
O
HEIXWRSON.
LTD
210
6th
Street
Phone
90
,
(34c
FOR
SALE
Large
arched-top
guitar
with
case.
Perfect
condition.
Call
at
445
7th
East
nfter
LONDON
Bookmaker
Alt
OF.NF.RAI,
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
-OIL
BURNERS
MARfJAIlKT
McLKOD
OPTOMRTRIST
Room
10
3Tonr
nun.niNa
rilONF.
blue
r.)3
P.O.
BOX
11114
:
Hicks
received
a
letter
Irom
a
client
with
the
post
mark
dated
tor
the
next
day.
The
bets
lost.
FOR
SALE-House.
large
4
wartime,
oil
raiu-e
find
heater
included
also
linoleum
Cash
or
terms
Phone
21
daytime
or
call
1328
8lh
East
alter
7
"
m
7:00.
(3(lp)
j
FOR
SALE
Johnson
5-8
horse-
,
power
eneine.
Reasonable.
Call
:
I
at
445
7th
East
after
7;(w
(3(iD)
1
so
there
was
no
temptation
to
sav
I
didn't
receive
them
In
time."
said'
Alf.
PHONES
Black
752
Red
8114
P.O.
Box
1G70
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent.
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
204
4th
Street.
Phono
HELP
WANTED
FOR
SALE-'47
2-d..or
Plymouth
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4
no
1
r
(oiidition.
ndH'lor
i
Oreen
Oreen
10&.
105
3fil
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arranged.
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Ave.
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run
oni.r,
vt.ui
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WANTED
Housekeeper,
daytime
onlv.
Phone
Black
4!)5
an.er'5:30
P.m.
(36pl
er.
both
practically
new.
Phone
I'EUSONAI,
TASTY,
freshly
baked
pies
with
bLsciiil.s
and
buns
are
now
being
sold
at
Ihe
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd
Phone
643
for
orders.
.
(M-l
80
alternoons
and
evenings.
I
(37,)'
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
furniture,
hardware
and
clothing
at
the
lowest
posKible
prices.
!
iirtTiY"'"-'
SIDNEY
CONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complele
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
IlOUIiS
9
a.m.
to
ft
p.m.
,
Geo.'
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
II.
G.
I1ELGERS0N
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
96
Evenings
Black
899
PRICfcS
M'
steel.
Brass
'
Honest
en
'
nient
nif,,
Metals
LUl-r
couvcr,
H
1
Olio.
WANTED-,
(-4.1
J.
0-News.
WANTED
TO
f
suiie.
fu
Wilkins
0h
WANTED
A,
68!)
r
wAN'r.;
915.
WANTED
JJjJ,;'
room
nf"'",
ilv
of
threp
,
of
city.
'
News.
Agent
VANCOUVER
DAILY
PROVINCE
Phone
Black
7B7
311
Second
Ave.
W.
This
acrvertisement
ts
not
publlfthed
j
nr
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Honrd
or
bv
the
Ciovrnment
'l
brittsh
Columbia.
B.
C.
Furniture,
3rd
Ave,
W.
,
,
.
,
1
CASH
for
scrap
fast,
brass,
cop-FOR
SALE
General
Electric
7-;
M,r
b.trTles
and
radiators,
tube
radio.
Oreen
668.
4
tf
1
iMione
543
call
629
6th
W
,
FOR
KALE
Larue
oil
healer.
!
cllv-
.
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1
1
..
verv
good
condition:
cheap.
I
NOHTin.AND
Dalrv
milk
deliv-Phone
Black
889
(before
6:3(b.
erpj
24c
per
nuart
Whv
P:V
(36c)
i
more?
Plumo
18
for
dallv
de-
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
and
ROY
SIIAND,
C.A.
324
Second
Avenue
Box
21
'3
Phone
88
liverv
service.
FOR
SALE
Firewood
and
kindling
Kalen
Transfer.
Red
962.
REPAIRS
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1626
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
(30p)
I
WATCH
REPAIRS-'r'rompt.
efficient
service
George
Cook
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
FOR
SALE
Dlnintr
table,
chairs,
oil
range.
Black
831.
(35p)
and
1
man.
months-
SITUATION
WANTED
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
Fur
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
-
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.v
.
(,f
......
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UtlllA.
I
tfl
,.,MTFD
D
Ron.vm
Black
503
"
".".
vr
for
1
RC0TT
MeLAREN
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
-3rd
Ave.
W.
Piincc
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
DRIVER
Married
man.
"A"
II-,
cence.
10
vears'
experience
logging
truck
bus.
cat
gravel
!
trucks
etc..
Phone
Orecn
328
or
address
J
I..
Hni
220.
Cllv
colussi's
music
store
Arjents
for
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
riANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
3B!1
FOR
RENT
ciei
!
A
only
'?
n
r
pi:
Hut
cliers.
M.
J.
SAUNIIERS
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS-
-3
room
apartment
(34c.)
FOR
RENT
Apply
100
4thWest.
ACCOUNTANTS
old
child-
"
RENT
Clean,
nuiet
fully
:
I
I
?
I
i
654
'
FOR
furnished
self-contained
"'-,
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Income
I
private
private
bathroom.
oatnroom.
Available
Avail""'"
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
,
-
.nu'
early
March.
Quiet
living
peo-
,
WAN
iw
w
in
t'i'S
Tax
specialist.
S.
O.
Furk
Stone
Building.
Red
593.
!
20ml
j
lll'II
liivutl
B.
rniuTit
ACTnna
I
Applv
tiled
desirous
Daily
News.
RnrH
and
Concrete
Work
Tlwne
nine
939
T
O.
Box
711
Prince
Rupert
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
rsesner
Block
Thone
!l(!7
T
O.
Box
130
Train
Schedule
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesday
and
Fridays,
p.m.
From
(he
Fast
Tuesday's
Thursdays
and
Rat-urdtys,
10:15
p.m.
SSc
ptt
4vun
lot
tntpti.
Ptcitt
ktvt
(ken
rtady
wWn
iIm
4nit
caHt.
WANTED-'
fiinieia.
News:
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
FOR
SALE
OR,
RENT
Flv?-
PUTMHINO
and
HEATING
i
room
furnished
house.
fuMV
Sheet,
metal
work.
Tar
nnrt1
modern.
Good
location.
Imnie-iravel
roofing
(Tall
629
(lilt,
rilafe
pniesslon
Call
between
West
Phong
543.
Letourneau
i
4
and
6:30.
333
8th
Avt.
East-and
Sons.
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