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By
Eosley
Blockwocd
BASEBALL-
Softboll-
a
base
hit
and
an
error
by
slwrt-i.top
Bruce
Siiuiui.soii,
for
a
Mr.
Masters
Is
as
nice
a
fellow
as
you
ever
met.'
But
he
ulavs
to
win.
Winning
is
his
business.
He
is
"
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'J-
E.-.f
St:
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c
.
.
V
count
of
seven
total
runs.
CPORT
OHOTS
I
commercial,
tried
hari
m
wiuin,r
&ny
time
to
give
up
a
trick
he
might
"
have
won,
I
.
1
their
last
stand
to
even
the
it-ore
;
J
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,
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Lindsay
Hurls
Near
Shut-out
Radionsare
Team
to
Beat
in
oixier
to
assure
ine
success
oi
nis
contract.
Look
how
he
handled
the
timing
of
this
hand
ospeciauy
Lcrtt
Derby's
gieat
mud-run-aiUi'i
a.i:ioviii
pljweyj
throuah
to
win
the
KUKlksh
Derby
27
a
little.
Les
Mathews
ol
oa
with
a
eiwui
drp
into
right
field
and
followed
by
Warner's
grounder
and
an
error
by
th.
::t-stop
Giodianu.
CommercUtls
had
two
on
bases.
But
that
was
all
the
hitting
for
the
game,
Linney
groundling
out
to
Lavigne,
Sjin-undson
to
left
field
and
M-:w
the
trump
suit.
Mr.
Masters
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
Iron
Man
Dies
in
Harness
Abel
&
Ai!oes
Defeat
Commercial
7
to
1
Pitching
almast
a
shut-cut
game.
Jack
Lindsav
drove
Abel
atu
day
night
at
Gyro
Park
the
Rupert
Radio
sjftball
team
indicated
that
it
is
the
team
lo
beat
this
year.
They
won
over
North
Stars
by
a
mire
of
11-0
with
pitcher
Sundberg
throwing
a
one-hitter.
Sundberg's
perfect
game
was
years
aso
today
lor
the
first
vk'tory
iu
137
years
for
the
family
after
whom
the
race
wis
named.
The
English
classic
for
the
three-year-olds
started
in
1780
and
an
earlier
Lord
Derby
&
Odowes
to
their
first
victory
of
striking
out
w
on
with
Sir
Peter
Teazle
in
1787
KOI
GUEST
PLAY
One
of
the
"roughest"
plays
of
the
game
was
in
the
eighth
in-nins
With
A
&
O
on
the
defence.
1933
and
Walling
'spoiled
by
a
single
ln
the
foivl
Hyperion
in
WINNIPEQ
The
"lion
Man'"
of
the
north
Is
dead.
Law-
f
rne
(
Louie
i
TaiHer,
62-year-1
old
fur
trader
who
fought
the
elements
front
the
w
f
a
canoe
aiul
freighted
goods
by
tractor
train
in
5u-beiow
ero
weather,
died
recently
iu
Gen-
j
era!
Hospital
here.
I
Louie,
as
he
was
known
by
trappers
and
traoVrs
throughout
,
the
north,
became
til
while
Street
in
1942
were
later
winners
inning
oy
vigar.
una
aiiuu,
the
North
Stars
loaded
the
bases
U.t
Lord
Derby.
i
i
'with
nobody
out
but
could
not.
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Pass
Pass
"vfie
Da.'it'uuii
seaoim
cun'j.i.y
ternoon.
The
nine-inning
gi.rne
with
Commercials
ended
7-1.
The
first
run
was
brought
hone;
by
the
pitcher
him"!f
on
a
fc.s'
hit
in
the
fourth
inning.
The
weather
was
perfect
for
a
ball
game
and
fans
had
the
bleachers
well
filled.
Don
Hawryluk,
starting
for
Commercials,
showed
good
control
with
his
fast
ball
and,
until
the
fourth
inning,
h.-li
the
game
even
Fven
nfter
lindsav's
run.
score.
Reg
Lavigne
led
off
and
Gil
Dodds,
the
"flying
parson"
was
safe
011
an
error,
who'
set
various
track
records
in-
j
sundberg,
however,
snuffed
eluding
the
indoor
mile,
was
or-
out
the
rally
by
fanning
the
next
dained
a
minuter
at
Boston
six
two
batters
and
forcing
the
third
years
ago
after
receiving
a
one
to
pop
out.
This,
was
th-;
bachelor
of
divinity
degree
at
0Jiiy
threat
by
the
North
Stars,
the
Gordon
Thejlogical
School,
j
Lahti
held
the
Radio
men
to
to
pitcher
Lindsay
was
scooped
it
up,
held
it
and
tossed
it
to
first
baseman
Cliff
Dahl
in
time
by
about
10
Kt.
Windle
had
actually
stopped
running
when
he
saw
Dahl
drop
the
ball
for
a
complete
miss.
A
short
dah
got
the
batter
safe
on
the
sack.
Dahl
caused
another
cheer
at
his
expense
in
the
eighth
inning.
Ahrl
PiMiS
Pass
P-ass
transporting
freight
from
Fav-,
1
arable
Lake
to
Red
Lake
in'
!
northwestern
Ontario.
European-born,
he
came
to
!
Canada
as
a
youth
and
spent
35
one
run
in
the
first
three
innings
Hawryluk
held
down
a
no-hit
Dodds
established
a
record
oi
4
minutes
5.3
seconds
for
the
indoor
mile
at
New
York
in
11143
which
still
stands.
Mr.
Champion
opened
the
years
in
the
north,
working
but
weakened
m
the
lourtn
wneu
inning
but,
when
ne
ln
:atrhcr
hiti
by
BorriUu,.
Don
Scherk
DaV
AM
to
fil.sl
on
foa
i
Ford,
and
Christenson
were
good
ballSj
and
laler
allo,ed
him
ta
for
three
runs.
Radios
scored
six
come
home
on
a
wild
pit
h
iL
kina
of
clubs
and
Mr.
Masters
mainiy
oui
oi
uuu
a
i.ane.
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At
bat
with
a
count
of
three
balls,
one
strike,
the
umpire-in-chief
called
a
strike
as
Dahl
tossed
away
his
bat
to
lake
a
free
base.
With
reluctance
he
picked
up
his
bat
again,
only
to
more
runs
on
unir
nus,
two
wauu,
seemed
that
the
pitcher
was
a.
won
with
the
ace.
The
"natural"
and
Favorable
Lane,
tie
was
looking
plav
was
to
go
to
dummy
president
of
the
Northern
Tiad-with
the
icing
of
hearts,
lead
lng
Company
and
the
Northern
the
ja"k
of
spades
and
finesse
.
Transportation
Company,
and
and
two
errors.
little
disgusted.
;
'
Herb
Morgan,
catching
lor
Warner's
It
if
Mr.
Abel
failed
to
cover.
.also
headed
a
lumber
nrm
mat
to
be
struck
out
by
Bowls
Prizes
Are
Presented
Annual
Banquet
of
Men's
Five
I'in
I.eaue
But
suppose
the
spade
Iinesse
'
stweu
main
a,
I
NOKTII
!
Windy
Wallie
McChesney
This
advertisement
Is
not
punlished
or
fiisplaycd
by
tin
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Colm
River
and
God
s
Lake.
STARS
AB
3
3
3
3
wide
curve-ball.
Commercial's
left-fielder
Gunn
srved
what
might
have
been
many
a
two-base
hit
by
his
fly-
lost
and
Mr.
Champion
then
cashed
a
club
and
shifted
to
hport
knnrkina
out
dummv's
He
was
rated
among
the
tough
,
'
men
of
the
north
who
consts-
"
Haw
yluk,
didnt
seem
u
be
in
0
0
his
usual
good
form
either
and.
0
0
with
one
error
chalked
against
0
0
him,
Manager
Miner
Simundson
0
0
put
in
-a
new
battery
in
tlvj
0
I
seventh.
0
0
That
was
after
Hawiyluk's
Lavigne
rp)
That,
would
set
ud
a
heart
tently
carried
300
pounds
of
furs
Vigas
3
catching
skill
Tw;
double
The
final
touch
to
end
the
Johnson
2
plays
went
to
the
winner
for
the
opponents,
which'
and
equipment
on
their
backs
j
they
would
cash
when
they
gut;
over
many
a
rocky
portage.
men's
bowling
season
came
Sat-
posiar(j
0
0
third
wild
pilch
and
two
m?r
winners.
3
2
tfvn
LIELA
muay
Ulgni
wnen
me
cnuiupiuu-
Bob
Rudderham
was
base
um-;
in
with
the
ace
of
diamonds,
in
!
A
Hudson
s
Bay
iaur
ana
u
runs.
Larry
Warner
tnok
ths
0
mound
with
a
full
count
on
Ms-
snip
ine
rasniun
ruoiweai
other
words,
by
this
method
oriival
tracrjr,
in
paying
iriDiiie
to
Lahti
.
2
0
pire.
Tiophy
was
awarded
to
the
Anrl
who
won
the
shirt?
After
Drav
Mr.
Masters
would
lose
a
24
0
1
Hardy
and
struck
him
out.
Smim
went
in
for
Morgan,
Benny
Win-die
moved
into
catcher's
positio
some
discussion
because
there
trick
in
each
suit
for
down
one.
were
two
two-base
hits
one
by
pi
VFD
IT
DIFFERENTLY
DO
THAT
REPAIR
JO
and
the
retiring
pitcher
moved
Cliff
Dahl,
the
other
by
Abel
Naturally
he
did
not
play
It
into
first
to
retire
MacDonaid,
j
Dahl
finally
won
out
on
distance,
that
way.
He
realized
at
once
with
Smith
going
to
second
after
'
U
was
decided
his
hit
travelled
'
that
the
mast
important
el?-
Tapper
said:
'For
travelling
far
and
fust,
in
rain
and
shine,
you
can't
beat
Louie.
I've
seen
him
sit
22
hours
at
the
wheel
of
a
tractor
crashing
a
new
road
through
vergln
territory
at
50
below,
without
any
shelter
and
his
shirt
unbuttonvd
at
the
throat.
"Then
he'd
come
into
the
Rjme
Gil
iowling
team
by
A.
J.
(Doini
Duminato.
At
the
annual
banquet
oi
the
Men's
five
Pin
Bowling
League,
h.'ld
i:i
fie
ICC.'
hull,
.secoiu.
prize,
the
Manson's
Jewellers
Trophy,
was
presented
to
Brown-wcods
by
the
league
president,
Rnitirt
Rnrlc
Rl'PEKT
RADIO
AB
Shire
5
J.
Ford
4
Borrllo
4
D.
Scherck
4
R.
Ford
3
BEFORE
IT
BECOME
firlhop
the
big
shuffle.
!
merit
in
this
hand
las
in
most
'close
hands
1
was
the
element
of
R
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
E
time.
He
simply
couldn't
afford
!the
luxury
of
a
spade
finesse
1
With
this
new
line-up
Commercials
held
dawn
A
&
O
without
scoring
in
the
eighth,
but
in
the
top
of
the
ninth
there
was
no
holding
them
back.
Scm?-where
along
the
sixth
inniii;'
I
Lineups:
Commercials
AB
H
R
'
B.
Simundson,
ss
5
2
0
M.
Simundson,
cf
4
1
0
j
Windle,
2b
3
2
0
Gunn,
If
4
0
0
0
when
it
involved
using
up
one
!
heated
trailer,
wolf
down
a
meal
f
,,,t,itiv'
hioh
hpnrts
land
fall
asleep
on
the
floor.
But
Individual
trophies
presented
Sundberg
4
to
players
of
the
champion
team
Cnristenson
4
Matthew
3
tJt
U
J.
Comaoma,
Harold
V.'upbb
f!
w
vrollct
Mn-
man
Henricn
4
0
0
EXTENSIVE
ROCK
BOTTOM
PRICES
C'TIMATES
In
two
hours
he
was
up
and
at
So
at
trick
two
he
laid
down
I
the
w
heel
again."
jonnny
uaowes
announced
mere
'Hawryluk
u
the
ace
of
snades
and
then
a
p
4
2
0
2
0
0
1
0
1
wuuiu
ue
ny:oii
sum
waiiuv!Hotan
c
for
the
man
making
the
bnge
t
,
smith
2b
hit
of
the
day-eith'-r
by
bnsts
or
Matnews,
3b"
"
Kin.slor.
R.
Bone
and
J.
Pinniger.
Runner-up
uam
individual
W
troi
hies
were
received
by
R.
North
Stars
L
P0??0
RuPert
Radl
"13alx
Ehrub.all,
R.
Moxley,
E.
Mhs-
sallam,
R.
Tubb,
R.
Woods
and
"
"
1'
small
spade.
Mr.
Champion;
;
0
ducked,
with
the
desperate
hope!
SCRAP-HEAP
FORTUNES
0
that
his
partner
had
the
lone;
DURBAN,
South
Africa
(CP)
0
queen
although
the
.result
Old
junkyards
and
scrap
hwm
0
would
have
been
the
same
if
he
are
being
turned
over
through-n
h,j
orm
mi
wit;,
tils
kinff
out
South
Africa
during
liie
,4
2
0
3
0
0
1
1
0
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ana
n
seemea
,
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Macuonald,
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n
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t-,
h,nt
rti
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Same
team
won
the
team
high
rvav.ro
tmn-oVo
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v,I
'Warner,
p
J.
Riel.
Linney,
rf
4
1
0
Mign
Men
s
single
game
awa
a
tnree-game
score
with
Sail
in
the
first
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the
ninth
the
St.irtins-
iiitehvr
Hnwrvlnk
rtummv
u,nn
with
the
10
cf
Current
noll-Ierrous
Hit
31
went
to
R.
V.
JXley,
ci
Brown-
points
Individuals
of
the
team
ton
of
the
halting;
n
ripr
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VmV-W
nuc
B.ACK
660
wotds
team,
with
a
score
of
384
are
N.
Arensnikoff,
M.
Lauren-
in.
Left
fieider
N
-k
PavlikW
made
6
strike-outs,
gave
up
thre
spades
and
now
Mr.
Masters
got
shortage.
Some
engineering
hases
two
en
halls
one
on
a
to
work
on
the
diamond
suit,
firms
are
paying
up
to
90
a
r
1
ivi
struck
batter,
and
allowed
seven
leading
a
small
one
to
his
king,
ton
for
good
quality
brass,
lead,
fcr
a
single
game.
High
Men's
dean,
J.
Duruyt,
Bud
Schuman,
drove
a
ground
ball
just
fair
j!
average
was
:a
by
Alex
Slater,
N.
Xaing.
and
P.
Clifford.
third
for
his
third
base-hit
bowling
fjr
Wain
Bros,
team,
Mr.
Furk,
who
conducted
the
McHa-dv
eot
on
hv
a
wilif
I
which
won,
and
then
a
small
zinc
and
copper.
hits
in
6''2
'innings.
Warner,
relief
pitcher,
in
two
one
back
to
the
board.
Mr.
Abel
and
a
half
innings
made
5
strike
with
a
score
of
219
for
the
season.
Hish
men's
three-game
average
t
ophy
was
awarded
to
11.
ceremony
of
trophy
presenta-
Lindsay,
swinging
hard,
fouled
tions
suggested
tnat
next
year
off
what
should
have
been
a
a
Northern
B.C.
bowling
cham-
home
run
and
then
struck
etit.
pionship
playoits
be
staged
in
Dave
Abel
drouDed
a
flv
inf.
outs,
gave
up
three
bases
on
bal,i,
and
allowed
four
hits.
won
the
second
lead
of
diamonas
with
the
ace
but
there
was
nothing
he
could
return
that
would
endanger
the
contract.
Aptnnllv
Via
led
a
phlh
MlV
Ctpeland,
of
930.
Manscn's,
sccrl.13
Prince
Rupert.
This
suggestion,
short
of
racing
left-fielder
Billy
which
will
be
taken
up
later
In
Gunn
for
a
two-base
hit.
hrinir.
Abel
&
Odowes
AB
Pavlikis,
if
5
McHardy,
cf
4
LJ
ITU
XZJ
IZJ
general
meeting,
received
ccn-
ing
home
two
runs.
Abel
wa
Team
high
single
was
won
by
Tiiushies
with
a
score
of
1311.
5
sulerable
response.
brought
home
by
Giordiano
with
Lindsay,
p
:.--..v."-.
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...
7-
--
--
'
Lineup:
Masters
trumped
and
spread
the
1
hand,
conceding
a
trick
to
the
I
high
trump
in
Mr.
Champion's,
hand.
Owing
to
his
expert
tim-l
lng
and
his
willingness
to
forego
the
chance
of
making
five,
j
(CI.OSI
KE
TIME
10
a.m.
on
day
of
publication)
Cto
if
Classified
Advertising
is
payable
in
advance.
P.ease
refrain
from
telephoning.
Word
prr
Insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks
,
m
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE.
Em
id
J-rojc
he
brought
home
the
contract
with
ease.
Abel,
c
4
iDaht,
lb
5
Giardiano,
ss
5
j
Pops,
2b
.'.
1
Arney,
3b
3
1
Lavigne,
3b
2
I
Dull,
rf
4
iiAuieM
an
ei&iona
ENGAGEMENT
NOTICE
FOR
SALE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Baxter.
300
FOR
SALE
12
tube
Consolo
HISTORIC
COLONY
3ltl
We1-
announce
the
enaaae-,
nadio
mantle
radio
and
rec-The
Th
Anstraiim
r.r
sni.th
Australian
state
ant
of
South
menl
Qf
lnei!.
tUul(JiiiP1.
Mar-1
oid
ulaver.
Complete
bedroom
I
Lindsay,
pitching
nine
Innings,
;
made
7
strike-outs,
gave
up
one
I
base
on
balls
and
one
on
a
struck
Australia
was
proclaimed
a
Brit
"
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PAlU
w;
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ropoet
Honest
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ot
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and
Mrs.
J.
Mctireish
oi
Red
892.
(Ul))
this
cltv.
Weddine
to
take
Place
.
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in
FOR
SALE
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by
carriage
in
.
-
June
15.
7:30.
at
the
First
Pies-
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
batter,
and
allowed
7
hits.
ish
province
in
1830,
and
had
a
partially-elective
legislature
in
1851.
UUIJLl
lUUUliiUll,
rfi-u.
1
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...
(ltd
byterian
Church.
Beautv
Shop.
behind
Style
"
(131p
The
first
pipeline
to
carry
natural
gas
in
the
United
States
was
built
in
1872.
IN
ME.MOKIA.M
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
JTONE
BUILDING
PHONE
FOR
SALE
23'o-ft.
trailer,
3
of
WICK
In
loving
memory
For
Your
PAINTING
and
DECORATING
See
SPENCE&MAflUK
Green.
917
Phone
Black
215
(evenings)
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
HOOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
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PERSON.U
compart
menu.
Phone
Red
44
(
or
anplv
al
330
8th
East
after
6
p.m
(13UUI
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wick,
a
ut
ir
nu.soaiut
i
dad,
w
ho
passed
awav
suddenly
,
Ieo
in
our'hearU
lies
a
FOR
SALE
One
room
furnished.
picture
1
cabin
on
float.
Can
be
seen
at
o
a
u.ved
one
laid
to
ret.
1
Co-,m
Fi-slieniieu's
Flo.it
or
In
meinorv's
frame
we
shall1
phone
Black
232.
(131p
GIVE
the
folks
at
1
"
cakes
or
pief,
'
wi
'
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Ltd.
'
CASHTor
scrap
cssj
and
per
batteries
BLUE
593
PHONES
Black
752
Red
894
P.O.
Box
1670
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f
ti,
FOR
SALE
Sunshine
bu'"W
P.O.
BOX
1184
(rood
condition.
Phone
Blue
best.
pnone
v-'
327
I130pi
rf
THE
BEST
j
(FM
QUALITY
L
-
city.
by
his
(ltpi
Ever
remembered
wife
and
family.
FOR
KENT
FOR
SALE
One
child's
crib,
one
electric
heater.
Phone
BlacK
609.
U32pl
CARD
OF
THANKS
BOATS
FOR
SALE
doie
'
r.riifn
-
We
wLsh
to
thank
our
irlends
fnr
(Via
H.atititiil
1'Utrul
trihiitos
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
man.
rnunc
svmoathv
and
Kindness
extend-
FOR
SALE
$500
-Barge
"Drift-!
TT
nmVE
CARS.
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
21?
ed
to
us
during
the
loss
of
our
i
wood
Wueen
:
30
x
8
xii
,
,,,y
Xrinviile
Oil"'
beloved
hu.sband
and
father.
t,
vraia
uju.
nun
m..
.......
tf1
chor
and
Star
marine
conver-
WANTED
TO
"
Mrs.
Man
Tan
and
Roy
ivevb.
(Up)
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Ouarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
GORDON
D.
RONSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733
5th
Ave.
W.
Black
503
Yacht.
Club;
see
owner
aboard
ANTED
TO
REN
"Oriole..
t
.w1
Seeks.
JuW
T7irri
CATC
TT.-,11Knr
trrtlHilff
FUK
SALE
rwn.
oni,ci
iiiwmui
v
-
boat.
Box
111,
Daily
News.
,
71
W'ANTfl
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Linu-belt
Sueeder
Shovels:
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
353
3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
1247
Phone
88
il3ip
e
Craftsmanship
In
Type..!
Let
Us
Solve
Your
Printing
Problems
PHONE
234
Dibb
Printing
Co.
BESNER
BLOCK
Cranes:
Dranlmes;
Adams
Road
Graders;
Litlleford
Bros.
Black
Top
Road
Maintenance
Equipment;
Owen
Clamshell
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
126.
P.O.
Box
526
234
3rd
Ave.
E.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
FOR
SALE
i.f.
iiaiicuHiu,
,
News
iii-no
mileage.
Applv
1439
8th
East.
(134c)
ter
their
names
News.
1
L
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s-1
FOR
SALE
Snap
for
cash.
1
"
i
-
nnoKK'
t
1
iiimw-
1
Austin
station
wagon.
fob
intf
tti
.
c.
$1485.
Phone
Green
(13101
miles.
587.
.
Thit
tdvtrtiMtMM
i
not
publithcd
cw
diipUycd
by
ihf
Liquor
Conttet
Board
or
by
the
Government
f
Biitiill
Columbro.
p
21
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street.
Phone
55
Buckets
and
Rock
Granules;
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal;
Rice
Portable
Centrifugal
Punrps:
National
Drauline
Scrapers
and
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists;
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotary
Screens
and
Conveyors.
Full
Information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
Milder
u.
v
ni
Experience
;
can
train
Wfrjfs
III-
WnfS
.
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WANTED
coLussrs
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
LOST
LOST
Car
licence
plate
number
211-487
with
tappet.
Plea.se
leave
at
News
office.
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G.
IIELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
96
Evenings
Black
899
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hef
no
Si?
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Maclll
REAL
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WANTED
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&
LAIRD
I
ELECTROLUX
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and
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R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1628
For
genuine
pai
ts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
WHY
PAY
RENT?
$2000
ca.sh.
balance
monthly,
buvs
this
wartime
6.
newly
Dainted
and
decorated,
cmse
to
McBrlde.
Fully
priced
$4700
Large
wartime
4.
full
cement
h'isement.
f
u
1
1
v
Insulated.
Close
to
schools.
Price
$4800
Al
1111.11111111
Agencies.
PllOlle
J4
.
or
Red
192
evenings.
i'
FOR
SALE
New
ana
used
furniture,
hardware
end
tables,
chests
of
drawers,
beds
complete,
bedroom
suites,
small
size
carpets,
field
itlasfes.
used
loBKing
boots.
seMn"
machines,
radios
and
bicycles,
also
other
useful
household
articles
at
lowest
mice.
See
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
tf-c)
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Wf,
a.
servirf
.'
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QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P
O.
Box
130
Jeweller.
t
teed.
J
COULD
YOU
HELP?
The
GYRO
CLUB
has
undertaken
to
collect,
pack
and
ship
men's
clothing
for
the
Central
City
Mission,
Vancouver.
This
organization
outfits
betwven
600
and
700
destitute
men
in
the
summer
and
more
in
the
winter.
All
persons
having
articles
of.
men
s
used
clothing
which
they
wish
to
donate
may
deliver
them
to
the
CIVIC
CENTRE,
or
call
231,
or
641,
and
the
clothing
will
be
picked
up.
MEN'S
CLOTHING
ONLY
Shoes
to
Hats,
From
the
Skin
Out
?
?
CAN
YOU
HELP
?
?
Cleaner
Cutting
Saws
:
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I
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i
i.
I
f'tf.
VT-.i
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Your
urn
will
eot
Hnr,
HOUSE
FOR
SALE
Furnished
nr
unfurnished.
Full
concrete
hnsempiit
E'ecrrie
stove
oil
heater.
Redecorated
-'I'J
5th
East.
(131o)
Stove
s,'"lrBlafk1
la
n
Rnnsnn
J
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II
r
1
trur.
Utter
when
filed
on
M;
FOR
SALE
Powerful
12-tube
Roeers
Majestic
radio.
All
bands,
new
cabinet.
Anv
reasonable
offer.
Phone
Green
our
pre.'UH,n
mitcbine.
wuicK
trvi
am
mil
typm
o(
w.
Wring
Tour
wiwi
m
UKly.
hf.et
me'th
W!.-.
va.
(131n)
Ola
mwi
rvtoulbcu.
I
FOR
SALE
Newly
decorfttea
can
------i,,4
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
D.C
21
-
23
Besner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
wartime
4.
Lnrpe
garage.
t""-furniture
$3350
with
2300
cash.
1404
1st
Overlook.
(132P'
WE
RENT
TRUCKS,
COMPRESSORS,
CONCRETE
MIXERS
By
hour,
day
or
month
.
Phone
Blue
939
FOR
SALE
All
steel
wheelbarrow,
steo
ladder,
lady's
blcvcle,
2
children's
tricvcles,
wagon,
hiah
chair.
Red
707.
(131p)
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
l;l4.-
PIGGOTT
PLACE
Box
1011
Station
B.
(Agent:
Bus
Terminal)
T.:ix
.s
n
,
u
ins
1
FOR
SALE
Wartime
four
furnished
or
unfurnished.
Terms
arranged.
1345
1st
Overlook
Stone
FOR
SALE
MuLarv
kitchen
oil
range.
Phone
Blue
472.
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