IN
ESTATE
OP
OEOhCE
4
Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Wednesday,
January
3,
1951
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
It.
News
classifieds.
Table
Tennis
Zanies
Coming
Louis
Odds
On
To
frounce
Beshore
DETROIT
P
Joe
Louis,
f
or-
TAKE
NOTICE
that
u
Ac
tribor.
duly
appoln
oy
vhe
i
ol
the
entnte
oi
CHuirp
Lambt'n'
died
at
Prm
of
uuptrt.
nrnli
lumbla.
oh
the
Srl
day
ot
1950,
1
requtie
all
cipetitors
atl(
era
havlm?
clolms
ngninKt
tb
That
terrific
duo
of
table
ten-
cstiitp
10
SPtirt
the
same
t
properly
verified,
nt
the
ftrtdrew
R
nis
zanies,
Ted
Bourne
and
Bo'J
me-
heavyweight
champion,
0
X)WAUDVV,
tlonea
wr-mw
on
or
toefore
th
day
ol
January.
date
I
shall.
proceed
to
dtstnbu
estate
to
those
entitled
by
ijlw
inK
reRurd
6nly
to
such
clm-
Anderson,
will
be
on
hand
to
en-
takes
another
step
in
his
comc-tertain
with
the
Harlem
Globe-,
back
lnmpaien
tonight
when
he
trouers
this,
week-end.
j
goes
after
a
quick
knock-out
Bourne
and
Ander.son,
out-i
victory
over
durable
FiPddie
Be-stanxling
for
their
clever
comedv
shore
in
a
10-rounder
here.
which
I
shall
then
have
betn
nr
and
uantomime
also
rate
arainsi
Louis
this
morning
riuled
a
the
top
paddle
men
in
the
sport.
!
solid
4-1
favorite
over
the
Har-
risburg.
Pa.,
navy
veteran
who
Between
them
they
hold
an
im
It
JJJ
iLi
And
further
take
notice
th
persons
Indebted
to
eatd
esta
required
to
pay
their
Indebted!
me
forthwith.
Dated
at
Prince
kupert,
fee
19th
day
of
Drwmber.
lyfio.
GEORGE
FKARKK
Ki
Olitcial
Administrator
IMUNl'E
RUPKKT.
ht
V
v
.
v
v!w
'
9
1
I
1
,
'
-
f
-
I
t
'
i
i
claims
he
has
not
been
knocked
off
his
feet
in
45
pro
fights.
The
fight
fraternity
.
i.s
Impressed
with
Lduis'
aggressiv;
Oil)
CALVERT
posing
array
of
championships
won
in
ail
parts
of
the
world.
Bourne,
who
was
born
In
England
but
received
his
American
citizenship
While
serving
Willi
the
Uniti'ii
States
ni-di::ul
corp.
in
World
War
II,
represented
training
program,
which
has
brought
him
down
to
a
well
con
ditioned
212
his
lowest
lighting
Camp
Amirabad
carep
head
weight
since
the
first
Joe
Wai
eott
fight
1n
1947.
Wh'tskq'
NOTICE
OP
APPLlrATTO'
FOR
A
CROWN
PliTrtOl.EUM
NATURAL
OAS
PEHMIT
UNDKK
THE
"PETROLEUM
AND
NATUh
OA3
ACT"
In
the
Lunti
KecoiUiuu
DksU
quarters
in
the
Middle
East
table
tennis
championships
at
Teheran
ih
1943.
Ho
reached
the
finals
but
lot
to
Sgt.
Jack
Cherry,
former
international
champion.
Bourne
then
paired
with
Cherry
to
win
the
doubles
crown.
CIVIC
CENTRE
NOTES
iSL-'Served
with
pride
Q
"
on
those
special
occasions
Anderson,
a
Chicagoan
and
;
J
11
.
fll
j
..a
rs
"Z
ju
mien
uiuy
me
iiiic&i-H
Prince
Rupert
and
sltuut
01
northwest
const
of
Gruhum
ui
the
vicinity
of
Port
l-ouia.
Take
notice
that
Brydone
;
Ttngley
of
Vancouver.
BC,
u
lion
Fisherman,
has
applied
Crown
petroleum
and
natur,,
permit
on
the
location
uescri',
follows
:
Queen
Charlotte
District,
com1
lmr
at
the
most
southerly
Channel
Point,
thence
1
miles
thence
mile
west;
thence
south;
thence
6Uj
miles
east;
3
miles
north;
thence
6
mile
to
the
point
of
commelicemer,
containing
10.000
acres,
mure
l
Date
of
application,
tfth
day
luiniei
nuuy
pnut,
nus
won
wiej
western
open
table
tennis
cham-
i
The
demand
for
tickets
for
the
pionship
and
also
captured
the;
Harlem
Globetrotters'
basket-Illinois,
California,
Indiana
and
l
ball
games
is
increasing
daily
Ohio
state
titles,
as
well
as
that
and
those
who
have
tickets
re-of
the
province
of
Ontario.
Bob
served
are
requested
to
pick
up.
.!
'WO
V-K
Jiyf
Is
a
former
Olympic
team
mem-
tnerr
r'rictay
s
tickets
oy
wea-
nesdav
evening.
Tickets
for
ber
and
has
annexed
many
olh"r
honors
of
varying
degree.
He
be
ffWmi
Saturday
will
be
held
until
Thursday
evening
only.
After
IPS-
came
proficient
at
the
spcrt
while
nttPtuihw
fhi..m
1
j.
te
:
these
statea
times,
an
iicxets
cemoer,
a.u.
ly.io.
NEW
HOCKEY"
TROPHY
Newest
Canadian
hockey
trophy,
donated
by
Governor-General
Alexander,
will
spark
a
new
major
playoff
series.
The
Alexander
trophy
will
be
awarded
the
winning
team
in
a
new
major
series
open
to
so-called
super
leagues
in
the
C.A.H.A.
The
series
will
operate
on
lines
similar
to
the
Allan
and
Memorial
CUD
playoffs.
(CP
PHOTO)
View
High
School
and
Wrlglitj
Wll
Put
UP
,or
reale-
Dated
at
Victoria,
this
19i;
of
December,
A
D.
1U50.
College.
BRYDONE
LORNE
TING;
(D27,
J3-
Sport
Shots
The
regular
National
Film
Board
movies
will
be
shown
this
Friday
night
In
the
Civic
Centre
to
all
members.
The5e
movies
will
be
held
in
the
Te?i
Age
recreation
room
and
are
entitled
as
follows:
"Seaside
Holiday,"
"Skiing
at
Lake
Louise,"
and
"Eye
Witness
No.
1
Volume
4."
'
ARMY
THESPIANS
CHURCHILL,
Man.
iff)
The
first
amateur
show
produced
by
troops
at
the
Fort
Churchill
Upper
Chamber
!s
Abolished
army
camp
was
held
here
at
Christmas.
The
show
was
to
provide
entertainment
for
those
soldiers
unable
to
get
home
for
the
Bill
1
Kid
I
Gleeson,
big
3
&73
baseball
star
in
the
8u's,
died
at
Philadelphia
18
years
ago.
He
joined
the
Philadelphia
Philhci
in
National
League
as
a
pitcher
in
1888,
but
later
played
as
a'
second
baseman
and
then
became
a
coach.
holiday.
i
The
Rotary
Choral
Society
will
meet
on
Friday
night
of
this
week
and
a
good
attendance
is
anticipated.
By
J.
C.
GRAHAM
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
WELLINGTON,
H.
Z.
The
legislative
council,
upper
house
of
New
Zealand's
parliament,
ha.--adjourned
for
ever.
It
held
its
last
meeting
rpcemly
and
went
out
of
existence
officially
at
the
end
of
the
year.
It
will
be
a
new
thing
for
Now
ment
nominated
sufficient
new
members
to
give
it
a
majority.
However,
eld
members,
Irrespective
of
party
ties,
we
-e
united
against
any
abolition
move.
Together
they
still
commanded
a
CALGARY
0i
Alberta's
eo!
production
for
11
months
this
year
was
7,216.909
tons,
or
more
than
half
a.
million
tons
lower
majority.
It
was
necessary
for
Jolly
Jack
Adams,
now
manager
of
the
Detroit
Red
Wings
of
the
N.H.L.
was
made
captain
of
the
old
Toronto
St.
Pals
23
yoaiii
ago.
Adams
then
was
a
star
centre
with
the
old
St.
Pats
and
at
this
date
in
1923
was
among
the
top
scorers
of
the
Nationi'l
Hockey
League.
than
a
vear
ao.
One-fifth
of
the
decrease
was
accounted
for
in
November
production.
the
government
to
nominate
n
further
group
of
new
members
a
"suicide
squad"
pledged
to
vote
the
chamber
out
of
existence.
Zealand
as
the
two
chau
bcis
have
existed
since
the
start
of
parliamentary
government
9i
years
ago.
A
committee
has
been
set
up
to
investigate
methods
of
safe-
VANCOUVER
The
old
"Theatre
Under
the
Stars"
build-inor
whero
stfiffp-strnck
voune-
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(Canada)
LIMITED
AMHERSTBURG
ONTARIO
hasty
or
Ul-
sters
once
auditioned,
now
is
guarding
against
headquarters
of
two
RCAF
units
The
immortal
Ned
Hanla.n,
greatest
cf
Canadain
oarsmpn.
died
at
Toronto
43
years
ago,
aged
53.
He
was
victorious
in
300
consecutive
races
and
resigned
as
world
professional
sculling
Uhis
advertisement
is
hot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
Or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Hon.
T.
Bloodworth,
an
Inde-
pendent
and
recognized
as
ona
of
the
outstanding
men
of
the
session
that
by
abolishing
t
he
i
chamber
the
session
had
beea
the
most
disastrous
in
parlia-
j
mentary
history
anywhere
in
the
British
Commonwealth.
When
the
motion
for
the
ad-
joumment
came,
members
linked
arms
In
the
cent
-e
of
the
cham-
,
ber
to
sing
"Auld
Lang
Syne"
and
j
champion
after
holding
that
considered
legislation,
so
it
is
possible
that
some
form
of
upper
house
may
eventually
be
reintroduced,
but
it
is
certain
to
be
of
a
different
form
from
the
old
house.
Te
legislative
council
has
been
a
long
time
dying.
It
was
entirely
a
government-nominated
body
and
as
its
numbers
were
title
from
1880
to
1884.
,
specializing
in
radar
and
ground
crew
training
for
defence
of
the
west
coast,
Holland,
with
nearly
10.000,000
people
in
13.500
square
miles,
is
the
most
densely
populated
country
in
the
world.
moncs
vs
Or
si
a;
Mctaeekins
vs
C.B.
of
C;
Stars
vs
Rosa
Lee.
Jan.
30
Bronwoods
vs
Toilers;
Belmont
vs
Rosa
Lee;
Lucky
T
the
national
antntm.
Ladies'
League
Bowls
Schedule
not
fixed
the
government
of
the
day
could
always
nominal'?
sufficient
new
members
to
be
certain
of
a
majority.
The
result
was
that
It
became
subsidiary
t
)
the
House
of
Representatives,
Jan.
9
Rockettes
vs
Big
gis-
Business
and
Profession
the
Lower
House.
It
had
little
ters;
Black
Cats
vs
Man-sons;
Wallace
Pharmacy
vs
Shentons;
Skeena
Groc.
vs
Ginger-snaps;
Battlers
vs
B.C.G.E.A.;
Savoys
vs
Classified
Advertising
is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
Classifieds,
3c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Death
Notices,
Fun
eral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2.00.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
Strikes
vs
G.
&
A.;
Wrathalls
vs
i
C.b.
of
C;
Annettes
vs
Stars;
Lyons
vs
McMeekins;
Big
Sisters
vs
Shentons;
Commercial
vs
Mansons;
Wallace
Pharm.
vs
B.C.
G.E.A.;
Gingersnaps
vs
Savoys;
Skeena
Groc.
vs
Black
Cats;
Rockettes
vs
Battlers.
Feb.
6
Savoys
vs
B.C.G.E.A.;
Skeena
Groc.
vs
Comr.'.co'al'
-A
.
.
real
power
and
was
used
larg?jy
to
amend
legislation
on
which
the
government
had
seconl
thoughts
after
Lower
Hou.se
proceedings.
Under
many
governments
it
tended
to
consist
largely
of
M.P.'s
defeated
at
elections
Commercial;
Brown
woods
vs
C.B
of
C;
Stars
vs
Luekv
Strikes;
Wrathalls
vs
Rosa
Lse:
Annettes
vs
McMeekins:
Toilers
vs
G.
&
11K1.P
WANTED
CARD
OF
THANKS
FOR
SALE
T
range.
Black
HELP
WANTED
Retail
sales
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTA:
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Bon
SALE
Oil
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
P.
GARDNER,
C.A.
A.
L.
BELL,'
C.A.
324
Second
Avenue
Bov
203
Phone
88
FOR
831
llt-ncl
.
clerks.
Permanent
worn,
ap
and
veteran
party
supporters.
Prime
Minister
S.
G.
Holland,
Gingersnaps
vs
Shentons;
Rockettes
vs
Black
Cats;
Wallac
Pharmacy
vs
Mansons;
Big
Sisters
vs
ply
Box
&r)8
for
interview
giv-inc
lull
particulars
as
to
ex-
rwit'ipnpp
(t.c.
(tfl
PERSONAL
We
slnrerelv
wish
to
express
our
appreciation
to
all
lrie.ds
for
the
manv
acts
of
kindness
shown
us
the
oast
two
weeks.
Your
thoimhlf
illness
will
always
be
remembered
bv
us.
Mrs.
Marv
McLeod
and
family,
(lip)
BUY
YOUR
New
Year
cakes
and
--
cookies
at
the
Rupert
Bakery
WANTED
Truck
driver
for
local
A.;
Lvons
vs
Belmont.
Jan.
K
Stars
vs
G
&
A;
Lyons
vs
C.B.
of
C:
Brownwodds
vs
McMeekins:
Toilers
vs
Rosa
Lee:
Belmont
vs
Luckv
Strikes;
Annettes
vs
Wrathalls:
Black
Cits
vs
B.C.G.E.A.;
Savoys
vs
Big
Sisters;
Rockettes
vs
Gingersnaps:
Battlers
vs
Mansbns;
Commercials
vs
Wallace
Pharm.;
Skeena
Groc.
vs
Shentons.
deliveries
-one
capable
of
help
Ltd
Home-DUKea
r
rencn
bread
fresh
daily.
Phone
643.
1M2)
Battlers;
Lyons
vs
G.
&
A.;
Annettes
vs
Belmont;
McMeekins
vs
Wrathalls;
-
Brownwoods
vs
Stars;
Lucky
Strikes
vs
Rosa
Lee;
C.B.
of
C.
vs
Tollers.
Ft-j.
13
Annettes
vs
Lucky
Strikes;
Lyons
vs
WrathalU;
inr
in
-store.
Applv
to
Box
3,
News
Office.
(7pi
RORIE
&
LAIRD
when
leader
of
the
opposition,
made
several
attempts
to
hav;
the
legislative
council
abolished.
He
maintained
that
it
was
not
fulfilling
any
useful
purpose
in
its
existing
form.
END
IN
SIGHT
When
the
National
Party
won
the
election
a
year
ago,
the
FOR
SALE
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDIT.'!
BOYS
WANTED
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
,
Beauty
Culture
in
all
a.
1
its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
copper
batteries
and
radiators.1
Phone
543
call
629
Gth
W.,
City.
,
.,.
-
(tf
.
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Llnobelt
Sneeder
Shovels:
I
Cranes:
Draglines:
Ad
am
si
Road
Graders:
Littleford
Bros.1
:.
Besner
Block
;
Phone
3!
P.O.
Box
130
Jan.
23
Savovs
vs
Wallace
C.B.
of
C.
vs
Stars:
McMeekins
vs
Toilers;
Brownwoods
vs
Bel
doom
'of
the
legislative
council
mont;
G
&
A
vs
Rosa
Lee;
A
Kood
ODPortuViitv
for
young
lads
with
bicycles
delivering
Dailv
News
routes.
Phone
748
or
call
at
the
Dailv
News
office
and
leave
your
name,
age
and
phone
number,
(tf;
BlaC
Too
Read
Maintenance
Eauloment:
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Granples:
T
1.
Smith
PnncrpiA
AIivorK'
Pharm.:
Rockettes
vs
Shentons;
Skeena
Groc.
vs
Battlers;
Commercial
vs
B.C.G.E.A.;
Big
Sisters
vs
Gingersnaps:
Black
Cats
vs
Mansons;
Lyons
vs
Lucky
NORTHLAND
Dairv
milk
deliv-1
ered
24j
per
quart.
Why
pay.
more?
Phone
18
for
dailv
delivery
service.
(M-29),
Skeena
Groc.
vs
Wallace
Phavm.;.
was
virtually
sealed,
but
it
did
Shentons
vs
Savoy;
Big
Sisters
not
pass
out
of
existence
without
vs
Black
Cats;
Gingersnaps
vs
a
struggle.
When
the
new
gov-
niori-
liV.vlHift-
Tnmlfo-
'
Mplcnn
i
Bucket
T.oadevs
for
Stocknile
duipd
nnrn.irq
niwt.prl
2(ic
Bay
the
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vs
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ernment
took
over,
the
lcgislat-
Strikes;
Brownwoods
vs
Wrath
Bt'lLDEKS
&
CONTRACTORS
ana
snow
Removal:
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i-ort-
per
dozen
Phone
678.
(7pi
able
Centrifuaal
Pumps;
Na-
z
,
ive
council
still
had
a
very
large
Annettes
vs
Toilers;
Bel-
cial;
B.C.G.E.A.
vs
Mansons.
all's
LOST
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and
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MAC
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HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave.
Cleaner
and
Air
Puriflfl
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
Sheet
metal
work.
Tar
and
tional
Dragline
Scrauers
anai
Buckets:
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All
Steel
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Gasoline
Hoists:
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1
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majority
of
Labor
supporters
appointed
by
the
previous
Labor
government.
The
new
govern-
Small
supply
now
on
harl
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n
Portable
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Screens
and
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gravel
rooting,
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543.
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and
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and
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!
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or
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on
Dec.
j
24.
from
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phone
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872.
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PHONE
451
ing
Hpence
ana
wiatuin.
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Black
215.
evenings
or
noon
hour.
P.O.
Box
1111.
.
(tf
)
FOR
SALE
.New
chesterfield
I
beds:
beds
complete:
un
taint-
!
FOR
RENT
Contact,
above
for
all
and
board
in
private
REPAIRS
SERVICE
&
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chest
of
drawers:
sewing!
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pFNIT
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machine:
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stoves:
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140
or
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1333
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Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St
Ph.
Blacj?
389
end
tables;
bedroom
suites;
brand
new
carpets
Axmiii.ster,
6lh
Ave.
East.
lopi
licient
service
ueorge
uouk
-
Jeweller.
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guaran
sizes
2'
x
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scores
of
other
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FOR
rENT
Furnished
house-useful
furniture
at,
lowest
k,,nino-
room
Ouiet
bu.-iness
teed.
MARGARET
McLEC
prices.
See
B.C.
Furniture.,
,
.
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Blue
638
after
6
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
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service
and
repairs.
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Black
324.
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503
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OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
FOR
SALE-1950
Studebaker
se-
FURNISHED
or
unfurnished
,
liv-dan
Northern
Equipment
Air,
pib
Quarters
with
bathioom.
Condition
only
tust
broken
in.
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WANTED
TOP
MARKET
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chance
lor
a
new
cai
at
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furnish
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rpnl
living
Smierior
ed
wartime
house,
near
town
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
mm
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brass
copper,
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217.
STONE
BUILDING
PHONE
BLUE
503
P.O.
BOX
1184
!
FOR
RENT
2
room
heated,
fur-
FOR
SALE
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and
wood
nished
housekeeping
suite
heater
Wartime
house
front
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Blue
409.
(3pl
room
style.
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Blue
lftn
,
SOOMS
for
rent,
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Red
232.
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pay-
ment
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Iron
&
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Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Phone
Pacilic
6357.
tfl
WANTED
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room
or
small
suite
for
teacher.
Preferably
vicinity
Booth
High
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School
Board
office.
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442.
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Junior
stenographer
I.
221
5th
East.
(5c)
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SALE
Firewood
kindling,
,
ROOM
FOR
RENT
5()c
per
sack.
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your
winter
;
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at
a
bi
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811
Pi),
box
520
330
Secohd
Awenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ville
Court.
Fraser
St.
(li.M)
FOR
SALE
Enterprise
oil
range,
pot
burner
with
blower.
1413
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ftvprlnnlr
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ACCOUNTANTS
1
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and
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ROOFS
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BURNERS
bv
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
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Room
15.
Besner
Block.
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house
or
nnartment
at
the
earliest.
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410.
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