iiti
ate
from
their
Toronto
head-
cial
agbuctai.
elci
gy
'and
Mends.
Prince
Rupert
Duiiy
News
Wfdiicjtiuy.
August
1,
1951
ul",m
eharter
fr-an
-.an
a.
if.,
"
quarters
ana
irora
meir
j-urj
Lonvaiei
:enee
r.
liiooKjw
I
r
YJ.
...
.
f
1.
.:
1
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.
.
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,
U
ll
if
I.,
il...
,
i
,
.
'
oj
uimiiuc
fjuapiLui
ai.
f,iinu..
ijuuit'llllies
preueuea
V.V
Cliuj
-
liLU
wtl
Grants
have
been
awaided
to
0(
-detoxiuution"
at
Toronto;
Smugglers
Work
With
Burma
Road
Alcoholics
Communist
Now
Using
By
SEYMOUR
TOPPING
V
Black
SAVOY
HOTEL
two
Ontario
.universities
ior
re-
General
or
St.
Michael'
Hoo-seareh
work
and
an
education
pitul,
usually
la.su
frcm
seven
to
program
is
in
process
of
de-
14
days.
The
patient
is
helped
veiopmenl.
'
to
recover
from
the
physh-ui
Patients
come
under
the
consouuenoe.s
of
drinking
and
to
acKwood
on
id,
New
Ontario
JWdy
-Reviews
Its
Activities
,
By
Eosley
Elockwood
-''nee
Rupert's
ulUv
inuderri
liotel
All
rooms
-ith
bi
Plume
37
RANGOON
Burma
(API
The
tiniate
correctly
the
Quantity
of
foundations
care
tnrougn
sen-
gain
some
iiimbih
hiuj
me
na-
Jhi-ma
Road
which
fed
Chiang
smuggled
ueUuleum
product
but'
TORONTO
CP
Of
the
65
to
reference,
reference
by
relatives,
ture
of
his
illness.
Clinical
treat
-w,.i.fahir-
ormi
o.ith
iTit-ri
it
is
believed
to
lu.
iutiuv
75
per
cent
uf
persons
in
On-
phvsiclans.
Aleoholhs
Anonv-
merit
may
cover
two
to
three
In
this,
the
fourth
deal
of
his
first
rubber,
Mr.
;
Urio
who
drink,
Jix
per
cent
ire
inuus,
hospitals,
employers,
fo-
months
of
interviews.
New,
the
eager
kibitzer,
was
-beginning
to
realize
tutt
supplies
fur
the
war
small.
bmmr
the!
a.
vi.t
.,f
.h
H.,rit
pruQiem
urn
;;er
aiconoucs.
how
much
harder
it
is
to
do
the
right
thing
when
vu
i
ainst
Japan
has
has
.
"
J
!
principal
overland
and
are
i.,
.,.,n
..
.i.r
ne
rest
unuK
casuun
casually
route
ior
i
goods
m
amall
Quantities
are
SMALL
TALK
AT
A
DRUG
STORE
.are
actually
in
the
,game.
mainly
''social
drinkers."
But
It
is
the
sljc
per
cent,
the
aloo-,
j
smuggling
to
Communist
China.
I
being
smuggled
into
Jld
.China.
I
Chinese
truc
k
convoys
pick
up
'.
The
bulk
of
the
China-bound
holies,
Uiat
conoerns
Ontario's
fi.-:
?
He
had
Mr.
Champion
screaming
again
when
he
opened
the
bidding
on
the
South
cards
and
!p,tro:eum
products
rubber
tires
contraband
er
the
Burma
ohollTm
Rh
ToZto
'
i
XI
'
auu
oilier
contraoaiiu
at
me
wu.
ih:
r
acr
muuhm-
iKirtheast
Burma
frontier
and
ties
going
inU
.Red
China,
over
I
transport
them
ever
thj
tortur-i
countless
mule
tracks
reading
ous
Burma
road
to
Kunming,
275
'
over
the
frontier.
airline
miles
eastward.
The
iile-j
Goods
destined
for
China
are
S
gal
traffic
in
these
priority
gjods(
shipped
by
.various
means
to
is
steady
and
significant.
Lashio
on
northeast
Burma.
lion.
-
i
Although
the
group
treated
since
the
research
institute
became
active
early
this
year
Is
still
too
small
to
afford
final
conclusions,
a
consider
able
amount
of
information
has
been
...
-W
J
31
W
An
authoritative
survey
made
From
that
point
the
goods
travel
Bain.rl
its
executive
director
H
North
dealer
East-West
vulnerable
North
1
(
U:
.rtuonimtii
)
B
A
10
7
11
H
A
J
8
Li
9
4
C
K
9
7
3
Vt.t
(Mr.
Itiile)
lr.
kwm
S-K
J
a
J
b
6
1
3
H
10
II
Q
7
5
3
3
r
K
m
5
t
C
(J
10
5
4
3
C
A
3
htiutll
(Mr.
New)
8
2
H
K
3
I
A
J
8
7
6
8
2
C'l
3
The
bidding:
...
W
If
i
early
this
month
said
ihi
cur-
by
truck
to
the
frontier
town
duv
Archibald,
says
1
rent
traf
lie
over
the
Burma
road
of
Kyuchkok
where
they
are
re-1
Must
of
tne
afcohoiias
are
be-I
averages
around
three
convoys
loaded
on
privately-owned
Chin-
tweun
35
and
45
though
some
i
a
week
with
50
to
CO
trucks
in
ese
trucks
for
transport
to
Kun-'
are
ln
lilelr
2Us
or
over
80
Few
each
Most
of
this
trade
'
ming.
i
convoy.
of
them,
however,
are
women
I
Uri
r
.
.
.
it's
fur
J
II
I
u
I
drugs
In
me
the
giant
.
.
I
shave
every
'Rrmemue
use
only!"
"Do
you
carry
store?"
is
in
legitimate
items
such
as
;
cotton
but
plenty
of
strategic'
1
material
is
also
carried.
I
Better
Hive
ecunomy
smso
Gay."
Burmese
and
Chinese
traders
It
Is
often
the
tendency
to
as-In
the
Mandalay
urea
report
sociate
alcoholism
with
"Skid
that
the
contraband
goods
are
Row"
types
but
this
conception
passed
by
Burmese
army,
pulice
is
probably
wrong.
Many
per-and
customs
stations
after
pay-
sons
who
are
socially
and
econ-nn
nt
of
bribes.
,
omically
productive
drink
ex-
The
Burmese
government
has
'
cesslvely.
made
some
efforts
to
halt
the
The
largest
percentage
treat-smuggling
but
so
far
has
been
ed
have
been
salesmen
and
unable
either
to
eliminate
brib-1
clerical
workers
of
whom
each
Vim-Hi
i:Hr
Nituth
Puss
Puss
1
U
1
IS
Hiss
2
D
2
NT
Pass
3
O
3
NT
Atl
pass
'13
vt
"tie
official
survey
conserva-Pnss
tively
estimated
that
about
200
SS
to
300
truck
tires
a
month
or
""""
about
10
per
cent
of
Burma's
monthly
imports
of
tires
from
!
western
countries
are
smug-
ery
or
spare
enough
Iroop.s
to
represented
2i
per
cent
of
the
his
side
eventually
ended
up
in
gled
into
Red
China
by
this
a
hopeless
three
no
trump
con-!
route.
I
tract.
It
Is
almost
impossible
to
es-
total;
12
per
cent
were
skilled
close
Uie
frontier
Mrs.
Keen
opened
the
trey
of
:
Fr
654
(CIOSl'RE
TIME
10
a.m.
on
day
uf
puMii'allon)
Classified
Advertising
Is
payable
in
advance.
Pa-a.su
refruln
from
telephoning.
Clussi:;tL
Word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
5uc.
Curds
ct
Thanks,
Death
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Annuunci,-mtnUs
2.00.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PK1CK.
hearts
which
was
ducked
in
singleton
king
won.
Now
Mr.
dummy
and
Mr.
Champion
won
Champion
played
it
wide
open,
with
the
Jack.
Although
the
lead
;
He
entered
his
hand
with
the
was
a
favorable
one,
Mr.
Cham-
i
ace
of
spades
and
led
his
last
tradesmen,
15
per
cent
unskilled
laborers,
Jl
per
oent
skilled
workers,
10
per
cent
professional
and
eight
per
cent
held
managerial
pests
or
owned
their
own
businesses.
131
TREATED
Treatments
have
been
given
to
131
persons,
11
of
them
women.
The
foundation
Is
aided
by
the
No
Whitewash
Of
Hospitals
Ocean
Falls
'1
ells
Legislative
Committee
uf
its
Troubles
UlLHtV
XllHeJ
;
diamond.
When
Mrs.
Keen
showed
out,
playing
a
small
f
pade,
Mr.
Champion
roared
CARS
hUll
SALE
rUlt
SALfc
plun
groaned
loudly
when
he
saw
the
dummy
hand.
The
only
chance
for
the
contract
lav
in
finding
the
diamond
sal.
4a
Puntiac
i,wu-
NATION
ALL
S
KNOAN
NAMES
I
'OK
i'.ANO
uluUeiits
liu
like
a
wounded
lion.
"Why
dofs
IW
Wfatnnt
U
net
ooltihcd
Qt
difpliytd
by
ik
.Uqaf
CmuI
8Mdl
r
by
lt
Gavf
riMMal
it
Cltrmbl.
Uf
suit
.split
2-2
or
in
finding
the
everytmng
nappen
to
me?"
he
king,
queen
and
one
other
dia-
asked.
He
also
pointed
out
that
j
mond
in
Mrs.
Keen's
hand.
So
he
never
got
a
break,
which
was
!
uuor
ioioeuo
aeuau.
con-uiLion.
iu.ujU
nuie.3.
ituuio.
spoiutihl.
neuter,
tieliu.-u.
vacuum
cleaner
in
cai
.
wniu-saieiu
wanner,
buriioer.
etc.
Can
after
a.
rted
no
(Hupi
OCEAN
FALLS
When
Arthur
J
government
but
has
its
own
at
the
second
trick
the
nine
of
something
of
an
exaggeration
Rutherlord,
administrator
of
the
ooara
or
trustees,
medical
advU
i-iUK-ueU
bpeeUtt'
Snoveis;
Cranes;
uraiuuk&,
A
u
a
m
s
Roau
urauers;
Lfaicforu
uros.
biacK
iuu
Kuud
Aiuinleiiaiize
fcuuiDinein
;
owen
ciamsiieli
iiutneis
and
Kock
Uiauuios,
T.
L.
bmitn
Concrete
Mixers.
Cium
tuiKiilL
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loauers
lor
StocKutle
una
enow
Keinovai;
Rice
foru-uoie
CeiitrilUHUl
humps:
National
Dragline
Scrapers
and
Buckets;
wauona!
All
Steel
iiamondf
was
led.
Mrs.
Keen:
i
he
ace
ot
diamonds
look
this
ocean
Falls
Hospital,
expressed
ory
Doa
and
staff
of
medical
played
the
queen
and
Mr.
Cham-
trick
and
since
the
dummy
was
the
hope
that
the
committee
of
!
doc
tors,
psychiatrists,
sociaf
pion
ducked
in
dummy,
playing
now
dcad.
Mr.
Champion
led
the
the
legislature
currently
inquir-
workers
and
nursvs.
They
oper
FOR
SALE
IDjO
O
H
V
Hal
U
V
Uaviusun
tnolorcvcie.
Funv
ue
luxe
w
1
1
n
ruooei
cumiioii
suiucket
and
hvuiaullcie
iuirs.
Win
sell
lor
il)U
Pi-iow
list
price,
ya
Taxi.
il7aui
jack
of
clubs
on
which
Mr.
Dale
the
deuce.
LXHER1ENCED
luu.c
.salesuiall
wulUcu
Moibiieitl
iiii.iu
oo.iuiiuv
lur
mk:
Saiurv
und
tunuuu
U:
'Itibi-rviewlliK
uul
i
i
nice
rtuoeri.
Aunu.-2nu.
Aumiv
BuX
.
rtews.
Mrs.
Keen
came
out
with
another
heart
which
dummy's
1937
Chrysler
se-
U
a
sol
in
e
Hoists;
National
FOR
SALE
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
Barualn.
Can
u-an.
CFPR
seen
at
uolui
eiitKoti
Ave.
played
the
queen,
Mr.
Champion
the
king,
and
Mrs.
Keen
won
with
the
ace.
Her
heart
return
was
taken
by
the
ace
in
the
erased
hand.
Mr.
Champion
then
led
tne
nine
of
clubs,
a
fine
(and
fortunate)
play
which
trapped
Mrs.
Keen's
fortaole
bawmilla;
National
Rulitrv
aciens
and
Conv.yors.
i-ull
nilormalion
troin
National
Machmerv
Cu.
Limited,
Vancouver.
B.C.
ttH
ing
into
the
operation
of
the
British
Columbia
Hospital
In-',
surante
Service
would
not
pre-
sent
"another
Hamilton
report,"
K.
J.
Welch,
MLA
for
Comox,
assured
that
the
report
of
this
1
commission
would
be
"no
white-
wash."
'
Mr.
Rutherford
told
the
committee,
at
Its
session
here
Saturday,
of
the
problems
of
the
'i482-d.Kr
Cliev
i
APPLICATIONS
will
i
(Subject
it
Change)
Ov
Mie
unaer.siynri:
21
:P!ece
Breakfast
$g
82
-Piece
Breakfast
$Q
Bets
21
-Piece
Bone
S-fl
Qff
China
Tea
Sets
XtJ''
Dinner
Sets,
from
$C
ft
(?
66,pieoes
at
...
JL
&
(Including
beautiful
Wetlgv-wood
and
Couldon
Kirrg's
Plate)
SPECIAL
English
Bone
China
Cl'PS
AM)
S.M
C
KR.H
at
FOR
SALE
sedan,
low
Blue
338
nuleune.
i'noue
i
tia-iui
REPAIRS
noun.
Thm
iiwv.
Aj.
the
position
oi
Av
puit
tune
0aM-s
p
i
i-iiiuiieratioii
i-xur
llier
oetuits
uvui,
Cieik's
in
lice.
Cilv
i.
Look.
CltV
C'iL'IK
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
nousenuiu
furniture.
Slimitlv
used
Kitchen
Sets,
bedroom
Suites.
Chesterfields.
Bovs'
Bicvcies.
Beaside
Runs.
Cribs.
Studio
Couches
eti-..
seilini
:it.
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
-
-
I
oiove
service
and
reoau.s.
0.
1
u.
Konson,
Blat-K
oi)3.
Ui)
i
MA1DS
RKOU1HKD
fr
and
luutuuv
wort
Ocean
Palls
Hospital
and
Its
difficulty
in
keeping
within
the
fixed
budget
even
with
all
possible
economies
There
had
been
an
extremely
small
occupancy
percentage
eight
'patients
of
a
the
lowest
passible
prices.
B.C
j
"WATCH
REPAIRS
--
Prompt
ef-Furniture
Co.
Phone
Black
i
licient
service.
Georte
Cook
34.
itf)
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
nuaian-
.
,
,
teed.
Personnel
Otfioe.
V
FOR
SALE
Instrument
Kr-llo-1
pnone.
tnina
cabinet.
80-oiece
:
LOST
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
WEDNESDAY
P.M.
4:00
8tars
of
CBC
Opera
Ca.
4:15
Music
bv
Goodman
4:30
Favurite
Stories
4:45
Stock
Quotations
&
Int
5:00
International
Cumty.
5:10
Alberta
Pipeline
5:30
Toe
Question
Box
j:45
Som'efhing
in
Harmony
5:55
CBC
News
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Three
Sons
6:30
-Mus.cal
Varieties
7:00
CBC
Newi
7:15
CBC
New.--
Roundup
7:30
Berlin
Philharmonic
Orch.
9:00
Authority
in
Our
Society
eight
spot.
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
ten
of
clubs,
cashed
the
king
of
diamonds
and
the
king
of
spades
and
got
out
with
a
club.
Of
course,
Mrs.
Keen
held
on
to
the
queen
of
spades
which
she
won
for
the
second
undertrick.
In
explaining
his
opening
bid,
Mr.
New
pointed
out
that
he
had
5'i
playing
tricks
and
that
the
book
he
read
said
that
was
all
you
needed
to
open
the
bidding.
-Forget
that
book,"
commanded
Mr.
Champion.
"When
you
open
the
bidding
you
guarantee
2!'Z
high
card
tricks.
With
less
than
that
and
a
good
long
suit
you
might
open
with
a
three
or
four
bid
but
a
one
bid,
never."
mif
"Ml
lllslies.
lauie
radio,
i
nuT
r,.,.l
u
vlnnil-in
nf.
floor
lamp,
hand-uamted
bed
L7ll)
A
leinooil.
on
,,
a
iiti
Av
Avinue
me
i-S-ir
i.
eat
screen,
iwii
ctoctu.
.!
tr
.uri.
larne
wl-lro.-
wl:'kei'
Indian
Hosuiui.
r
pert
B.C.
WANTED
Male
clerk
ultiv
depur'.mtii!
.
Manaeer.
Cow
b.u
Prinee
Ruix-rl
Fisrn-r
op
AisiN'iuliun
PRINCE
Rmii-rt
Hut.
News
uuice.
Leave
ut
Mew;
Ollue.
Reward.
ilHuin
dull
bunev.
lrumes
ieu
ladders,
other
small
urticles.
Pnone
Red
H36.
(ISOpi
69c
am1
97c
PiNCiiuowr.
si-ts
7-95
MANSON'S
China
Shop
capacity
for
thirty-one.
How-'
ever
,it
was
hoped
to
wind
up
the
year
on
the
right
side.
I
The
administrator
complained
at
the
tardiness
of
the
BCHIS
in
answering
correspondence.
Apart
from
the
hospital,
a
pharmacy
was
operated.
Last:
year
ttv
pharmacy
had
a
sur-
plus
of
$64.
i
That
is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
huoiu
Wauled
I-
LOST-Child's
doll
I
camel
i
on
3rd
Ave
at
8th
St.
'
Finder
please
return
to
suite
19.
Mc-Intvie
Biock.
i
iao-in:i
PEKNUSAI,
FOR
SALE
Ea-sv
electric
wash-I
er
vacuum
cup
and
pump,
like!
new;
portable
aewiuir
machine!
Seamstress
vibrator
15.U0,
.standard
sine
crib
and
mat-1
tress
like
new.
1248
Beach
1
waitress
liiuu
5
3i
Auolv
Mrr.
Ij
kii-luiice
ut
hotel.
WANTED
Bovs
or
Province
routes.
Ac
Green
618.
10:00--CBC
News
hospital
,n.,n
rrir,
M,
D
j
.,
Harry
Griffiths,
a
director,
said
the
hospital
had
10--,,
nru
Gut
WANTED
TO
Ri
i'iace
.
18001
FOR
SALE
Five-weeks-old
puus.
Mother
Labrador,
father
Chesapeake
both
mire-bredsi.
Phone
Blue
268
or
Black
605.
ttfci
ut-cn
jusi
no
wen
uu
uciwic
inc...,.,,.
yn
Up-li.,!
1
start
of
BCHIS
but
hastened
to
11:00
-Weather
Report
mm
1
PHONE
18
vour
Northland
Dairy,
or
dailv
delivery
exc-pt
Sun-duv.
Bv
lookini;
alter
vour
milk
vour
milk
will
lo-.-k
after
you.
Keen
it
cool.
Ail
milk
guaranteed.
(til
FOR
RENT
General
Elect
lie
floor
polLshers.
$1
per
day.
Phone
Blue
91)2.
Pacilic
Electric.
(til
FREE
scran
wood.
Supply
vour
own
cartage
Kint
Edward
School
demolition,
liuulier
and
MnedS
and
I
rot
eMiona
WANTED
Wurkiim
would
like
tn
rent
room
juartnii-iit
Furnished
or
u:
Phone
Blue
7tiii
!
i
!
add
that
none
wanted
to
see
the
j
service
discontinued.
Facific
Mills
Co.
owns
the
hospital
at
Ocean
Falls
and
charges
$250
a
month
rent.
BCHIS
refuses
to
allow
for
the
payment
of
.
this
rent,
holding
that
it
was
a
FOR
SALE
Double
bed.
spilim-lilled
mattress,
or
will
trade
lor
sim;lc
bed
of
same
tvue
or
.studio
couch.
Auolv
209
6th
East
after
6
U.m.
(183p)
FOR
SALE
Real
baruain.
two
brand
new
single
Air
foam
mattresses
with
pillows.
Wholesale
price.
Phone
Bluck
810.
iH-pi
WANTED
TO
Hi-.NT
datioit
for
two
vuui
men.
Apartment
Welter.
lllci
GIVE
the
folks
at.
home
a
treat!
house
with
two
brat
t
i.-urars
and
tt-inii
community
responsibility
which
should
be
found
from
outside
sources.
Mr.
Rutherford
complained
News
.
.
.
Kl-l
wilt?
Ol
uill
in-liriwii..
rv.il.
--ili.o
tr
io
fJ,i,,...
I'.il.
,ri,
U.lliV
Colussi's
Music
Store
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
3S9
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
STONE
BUILDING
Ltd.
Phone
64.)
for
order.
'
t"
J
WAN
TED
TO
RENT
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
GIL
BURNERS
Fish
Arrivals
11:00
Sign
Off
THURSDAY-A
M.
7:r0-Muslcal
Clock
8:Ui
ChC
News
8:10-Here's
bill
Good
8:15
Mornuig
Song
8:30
Murning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concei
t
9:00
BBC
News
and
Com'ty
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
'
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Your
Music
Appointment
:59
Time
etgnal
'
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
"This
Week's
Artist"
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Waits
11:00
Man
and
His
Music
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
coupie
witn
i
would
like
auartmiii
Very
urgent.
Plump
DECKER
I.akp
Cafe
now
open
7i
a
m
to
10
p.m.
Home
cookinui.
)
H.
G.
Parker.
UH;oi
REAL
ESTATE
WANTED
IIiiu.se
or
I
about
the
great
amount
of
paper
;
work.
It
was
"terrific,"
requlr-j
ing
extra
help.
The
budget
should
not
be
cut
when
such
ex-'
tra
Work
was
required.
'
The
administrator
contended
!
that
the
co-insurance
fee
should
j
be
set
locally,
suggesting
$1
a
day
1
while
a
patient
was
in
hospital.
FOR
SALE
One
No.
3
National
sawmill
and
nccetsories.
Complete
with
trim
saw
and
con-vevor.
Superior
Auto
Service
Lt(L
tl84c)
FOR
SALE
Standard
Underwood
typewriter,
eood
condl-
'
tion.
Phone
Red
343
evenings
between
5
and
7.
1
1
84
o
i
FOR
SALE
Bovs'
Snort
Shirts,
nice
designs,
.sizes
2
to
(!.
Re,
nrice
$1.45.
now
95c.
See
B
C.
Clothiers.
(tf
Cafe.
FOR
SALE
Decker
Lake
'
steady
professional
'
it
i
lt
to
brine
wit
'
familv
to
cltv
lur
t
residence.
Duilv
Nr
Decker
(
1B2iii
Enquire
H.
G.
Parker
Lake.
B.C.
PHONE
:
BLUE
593
P.O.
BOX
1184
RORIE
&
LAIRD
-
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORO
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
PHONES:
Black
752
Red
894
P.O.
Box
1070
l'OK
KENT
HISTORIC
SCHOOL
Among
famous
English
Secondary
schools
Winchester,
founded
In
1382,
is
58
years
older
than
Eton.
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
lames
Block
COS
-3rd
Ave.
W.
FOR
SALE
Two
ladies'
blcvcles.
Aonlv
813
Fraser
St.
or
phone
Red
548
between
9
a.m.
and
5:45
om.
Il80p)
FOR
SALE
Full
size
cedar
V-iolnt
clothes
cabinet,
hanrl-made.
A
bnreuin
at
$35
00.
Phone
Red
244.
H83pl
WANTKI)
WANTED
TOP
PRICES
PAID
lor
steel,
brass,
couoer
Honest
pradint
Pn
merit
made
A'las
Metals
L'd..
250
Pm"
couver.
B.
C.
Plw'1'
JW.i
-
CASH
For
scran
cast.
b"s'
batteries
nnd
rail""
M3
Call
629
(itli
Avt
FOR
RENT
Three
larse
housekeeping
rooms
on
hiuhwav
opposite
Miller
Bav.
Applv
at
chicken
ranch
Sundav,
Miller
Bav:J.
Dehod.
U8()pi
FOR
RENT
Two
sleeping
rooms
suituhle
for
couple,
lie
8th
Ave
West.
ilBlp)
FOR
A
NEW
Hertz
U-Drive.
plione
530.
Bus
Terminal
2nd
and2nd.
(183pi
41
U-DRIVK
CARS
Phone
41
7U
Grenvllle
Court
(tf)
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
'
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
DEFENCE
CONSTRUCTION
LIMITED
HOOVER
vacuum
for
sale.
Practically
new.
Blue
970.
(tfi
11:31
Messaee
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
1
:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
12:00
Mid-Day
Merodiss
F.a.
12:15
CEC
News
i2:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
B:oudcast
12:55
Rec.
Int.
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
2:00
Easy
Listening
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
A
Book
I
Like;
Comty.
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:J5
Western
Five
-
3:30
Step
Lightly
4:00
The
Sunshine
Society
BOATS
FOR
SALE
FOR
RENT-
-
Room
to
sharp,
(tfi
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
Bell,
C.A.
325
4th
Avenue
East
P.O.
Box
1247
Phone
Red
879
Red
471.
ROOM
FOR
BOYS
OR
CIS
Phone
Black
(183pi
For
Results
ADVERTISE
MATTSONS
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
126.
P.O.
Box
526
234
3rd
Ave.-E.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ACl'Ol'NTANTS
Openings
for
boys
i
on
Dillly
News
r
various
parts
ol
cllj
APPLY
AT
OFF!
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT
In-ome
Tux
.sneclalLst.
S.
G.
Furk.
Stone
Bulldinv.
Red
5!)3.
(2l)mi
FOR
SALE
30
ft.
sail
boat
9ft.
beam,
draws
4'A
ft.
500
sotinre
ft
of
sails.
4
cvlinder
marine
enelne
Sleens
three.
Lavatory,
oil
stove
and
cnokinq-
utensils.
Jf'500
ensh.
Anlv
"Four
Winds."
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Club.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
-Sail
bont.
14
feet
f"llv
en'ilnoed
Bnrgnln
at
$300.00.
Phone
Black
148
(179c)
FOR
SAT
3nft.boRt.as
is.
RensonHhle
nr"e
Applv
Armour
Salvage
Co.
(180p)
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
.
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Bo'x
1628
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
Special
Bonusf
NOTICE
TO
CONTKACTOKX
!
SEALED
TENDERS,
plainly
marked
j
as
to
content
and
addrensed
to
the
1
undersigned,
will
be
received
up
to
I
2
.00
noon.
Tuesday,
Annum
28.
1951.
for
the
construction
complete
of
four
permanent
married
quarters
(two
duplex
hounesl
at
Massett.
B
C.
Plans,
specifications
and
forms
of
tender
required
may
be
obtained
from
the
undersigned
at
360
Homer
Street.
Vancouver.
B.C.,
by
prime
contractors
only
and
are
available
for
Inspection
by
sub-contractors
and
material
suppliers
at
the
address
shown
below,
j
the
Builders'
Exchange
In
Vancouver
!
and
Victoria
and
the
Chamber
of
Commerce.
600
Block
Third
Avenue
West.
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
A
cheque
for
$50.00
payable
to
Defence
Construction
Limited
Is
required
for
each
set
of
plans,
secihcationB
and
documents.
This
deposit
will
be
forfeited
If
plans,
specifications
and
documents
are
not
returned
within
fourteen
days
of
August
2d.
1961.
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
by
a
security
deposit
I
of
10
of
the
tender
price.
Either
a
certified
cheque
payable
to
Defence
'Construction
Limited
or
negotiable
Doinlnlun
of
Canada
Bonds
will
be
accepted
as
security
deposit.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
J.
L.
A
OA
MS,
a0
Homer
Blreet,
Vancuuver.
B.C.
(ltc)
for
Good
Ser4
For
Action
ADVERTISE
WE
RENT
TRUCKS,
COMPRESSORS,
CONCRETE
MIXERS
By
hour,
day
or
month
Phone
Blue
939
LOST
Klondvkfi
brooch
heart
and
spades
theme,
valued
as
keepsake.
Blue
931.
tlBOpi
H.
G.
HELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
B6
Evenings
Black
899
By
CHIC
Y0UN
He
Gets
the
Gait
ELONDIE
TTT3T
Eddie's
Beauty
Salon
Permanents
Exclusive
Razor
cuts.
Appointments
made
to
your
convenience.
Phone
Red
490
-
739
2nd
Ave.
Opposite
Liquor
Store
vbS.
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i
vou
ve
GOT
iltZ!-2
;
tvrVJ
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it
in
vou
if,,
MOUTH
U
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VE
GOT
MY
Vi
?,ivJ.
Zy(
S"S
on.
too,
5
S
BUT
I
M
NOT
y
-j
V-
WAtK-ING
r
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
i
I
i
I
1
1
IIMJJJI
fr
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MOT
TO
SMOKE
)
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2Ay(
VOUCP1PE
r-Vfc
.
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i)
"
'f
"w-
C
V
y
fhy
i
I'm
not
L
7'
Smoking
Tri
ii,
it
,
P
-
i
r.
Cleaner
Cutting
Sawi
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
GORDON
D.
RONSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733
5th
Ave.
W.
Black
503
Ttu
Nwi
will
eat
eleener,
mf
truer,
luwr
wba
nui
on
tf4MUef
eur
precision
machine.
Quit
It
IftWjI
eervice
on
ell
typee
uf
wwi,
firtngr
four
nwi
im
UxUf.
Wf
014
jretwUitrtL
H
WANTED
Shovel
or
Crane
to
rent,
3-ton
capacity
Peg's
Wrecking
Co.,
Prince
Rupert
Warehouse,
tf
CHIROPRACTOR
JQHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
D.C.
21
-
23
Besner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
l.J4.
PIGGOTT
PI.AC'K
Box
10!
1
Station
B
(Agent:
But
Terminal)
1
Kifi
Ttilti
S,-ii,