Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
February
14,
1951
Schedule
Of
Ladies'
Bowls
Blackwood
on
(Briilge
By
Easley
Blackwood
Skid
Ag-ain
today
Mr.
Muzzy
used
the
Blackwood
four
no
trump
when
he
shouldn't
have.
The
Convention
will
serve
you
well
when
all
you
need
to
know
U
the
number
of
aces
in
partner's
hand.
But
when
you
need
to
know
which
ace
or
aces,
then
it
is
better
;
use
cue-hids
in
exploring
slam
possibilities.
IordCalyeh
Ladies'
bowling
schedule
for
the
last
third
of
the
season
Is
announced
as
follows;
Feb.
20
Gingersnaps
vs
B.
Cats.
Shenton's
vs
Battler,
Savoy's
vs
Manson's,
Rixrkettes
vs
Wallace
P.,
Skeena
G.
vs
B.C.-O.E.A.,
Big
Sisters
vs
Commercial
McMeekins
vs
Stars.
WraO-all's
vs
Toilers,
Lyons
vs
Rosa
Lee,
Biuwnwoods
vs
L.
Slrlkej,
Annettes
vs
CI
At
A,
Belmont
s
C
li.
ol
C.
Feb.
S7-Brownwoods
vs
O
&
A,
Annettes
vs
Kosa
Lee.
Wrath-nH
vs
Stars.
Toilers
vs
LyoiH.
M'.-Mcekin.s
vs
ltelmont,
Lucky
Si
i
ikes,
vs
C.H.
of
C.
Norl
h-Sout
h
v
ul
nerable
South
dealer
N'Hili
l
Mr.
(
himiiiiin)
'BASKETBALL
,
Co-op
Hoop
Lead
Wider
Scored
Cliwe
Virtary
Over
Gordon
&
Anderson
Co-Op
widened
the
gap
that
separates
them
from
the
Brown-wood
entrv
In
'he
Senior
Basketball
League
race
bv
taking
a
56
to
50
fame
from
Gordon
&
Anderson
last
night.
For
the
first
lev.'
minutes
of
the
game
it
looked
as
though
d
&
A
might
come
through
with
a
win
as
thev
grabbed
an
earlv
lead.
Thev
used
Is
Mathews
In
the
first
period
ami
he
piaved
verv
effectively
as
he
scored
seven
points
during
his
siav
on
live
floor.
G
&
A
started
tii
falier
brfoie
the
half
was
over
and
Co-Op
pulled
away
from
I
hem
roinp
In'o
the
second
half
wilh
a
ten-Doint
32
o
22
lead.
In
the
final
ieriod
Co-Op
increased
the
lead
to
18
points
be
fine
G
&
A
pot
going
to
end
up
with
a
driving
finish
that
brought
them
to
within
four
points
of
Co-Op
and
hist
G
iroinls
down
at
2,
l?cJ
-l
'1-
Jlic
-s
oncer
HiU-
bmwl
with
,7,7
S
K
J
I
en
U
K
,
-
....,v
pifi
ciai
ocfi.
I
;i
i'
A
in
)
3
When
Mr.
Champion
raised
his
opening
heart
bid
to
three,
Mr.
Miizy
immediately
got
very
biilli'h.
He
barged
right
Into
Tour
no
trump
and
Mr.
Champ-Ion's
response
showed
one
ace.'
Hnl
which
uce'?
Clubs
or
ilia-
inontl.s?
If
U
was
t!.o
club
ace
the
opponents
eoulil
well
have
two
quick
diamond
winners,
nut
if
it
was
the
diamond
nee
Mr.
Muz-'
.y
would
have
liked
to
be
in
six.
He
didn't
know,
so
he
gambled
i
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phonfi
81
l
M'ii
only
tlief
,.
vill
suffice
I
Mi.
O.llf)
s
8
7
li
i)
3
II
S
2
l-
K
10
7
2
I
-K
.i
(
Hr.
Xirtiler!
8
ft
4
2
H
7
:i
I-A
9
6
5
4
C
7
t)
6
The
rxiis'l:if
Iir
is
named
hi
ti.sli
bolanisl
who
introduced
honor
of
I);lvid
1
oii!-l:i.s.
!i
Scot-
into
Europe
in
1S27.
smith
Oh.
Mn71)
H
a
y
n
a
y
in
8
I
y
.1
.1
4
Davis
II),
Heynon
5.
T
ital
50.
KMIIItlTION
Brown
wool
Is
-
Olson
15.
Thompson
4.
Uivigne
4.
I'ostuk
3,
Spring
7,
I'ievce
8.
Total
41.
High
School
Gold
MeChesney
11.
Katchioid
7.
Ki
Islinanson
4.
U
tourneaii
2
Nickerson
2
Mor-li.son,
A.
Biaekaby
4,
Young,
II.
Bi
n
kahy
5.
Total
35.
INTI.KMI
1)1
1K
Fashion
Bill
IB.
Amlerson
6.
l
K
O
The
hi.Klim::
."..mill
Wrsl
1
II
Ri.sS
4
NT
I'ss
Surlll
3
1!
6
1)
1
'.i'''
1
f'
bi-
Hebb
15.
Intvrmela
8.
Hill
13,
Walsh
7.
Total
67.
Merchants
Smith
3.
Davidson
1
McKav
2.
Staeey,
Plai-e,
Christoff
4
MiFarlane
2,
Dumas
0.
Parn-M.
Total
23.
JIMOIt
Manson's
Anderson
0,
Aniro-bus,
Davidson
6.
Webber
2.
red-ersen,
MacKenzle,
Quast,
Schcrk
1,
Barnes,
Feness
2.
Total
17.
Rupert
Hole!
McF.trlane
5,
McInUish
2.
KiiMlli
5.
1'arnell.
Sanktv.
MiKav
2".
Ilein
2
Don-ald.-.oii
2,
Leig.liton
3.
lota!
3.
the
clittp
of
the
panic.
Co-Oo
piaved
a
steady
game
all
through
and
were
particularly
effective
in
their
checking.
The
two
Rebel
ksi
i
ii-.i-.
-Hi
heady
hall,
us
did
Joe
Davis
and
Ted
Arney.
Sonny
I'evnon
showed
flashes
of
his
former
prowess.
For
the
losers
Flnten
went
great
guns
to
sink
15
noir.ts.
If
G
j.
A
had
Played
the
whole
game
as
they
did
the
final
pail
of
tlve
half
it
r-otild
have
been
a
win
for
the
l.aid-waremen.
tfIII!ITI()
Brownwends
won
over
the
High
School
in
the
monthly
exhibition
game
b
va
41
to
3."
margin.
It
was
a
lack-lustre
game
that
sav
Hi
dw
nwoods.
with
only
five
re
'ii-lars
available,
dispose
of
the
stuiU'iits
without,
t
xi
much
dif-
ficullv.
High
School
started
to
wtar
them
down
In
the
final
period
and
out.seored
the
senior
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(Canada,
til
AMHERSTBUAG
ONTARIO
6
II
All
pus
it
out
and
hid
six
anyway.
!
Mi.
Meiers
laid
down
the
ace
of
diamonds
and
Mr.
Dale's
1(1
spot
screamed
for
a
rontinua-
Hon.
Another
diamond
to
Mi.
Dale's
king
se'
the
contract.
j
Mr.
Muzzv
would
liave
done
better
to
bid
three
.spades
on
tj
e
second
round.
Since
hearts
hail
been
established
as
the
root
for
the
final
contract,
the
thriv-spade
call
wouid
have
been
a
cue-bid.
showing
the
ace.
Mr.
Champion
would
then
have
(HI
four
clubs,
showing
the
ace
i
f
that
suit.
A
four-heart
bid
at
this
point
would
lie
about
enough
on
the
South
cards.
If
you
si
ill
fill
optimistic
you
might
"bid
live
hearts
or
five
clubs
but
ven
then
Mr.
Champion
would
i.ot
go
Ui
six.
Either
of
these
latter
bids
would
send
this
message
across
the
table:
'Partner,
we
have
discussed
hearts,
spades
and
duns
and
we
seem
to
be
pretty
will
fortified
in
those
suits.
But
win;',
about
diamonds?
Can
you
guarantee
that
we
won't
lose
two
diamond
tricks
at
the
start?"
Obviously
Mr.
Champion
could
make
no
such
guarantee
whn
the
flluS
advertisement
is
not
published
or
diLytiib',
Contrul
lioaij
or
by
the
Goveiuincut
of
liaii
entry.
Coach
Alex
Bill
of
P.mwo-
Classified
Advertising
U
payable
In
advance.
Plrase
refrain
from
telrphonlng.
ClasMl;
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
IM
Funeiul
Notices,
Marriage
and
Kngagement
Announcements
fl
UO.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
I'HICE
woids
used
I'ele
I'ostuk
as
a
if-!
serve
player
and
he
dWighttj
1
himself
and
the
fans
by
getting
into
the
score
column
with
three
points.
Olson
continued
on
Ids
high
scoring
spree
and
put
in
15.
MeChesney
was
again
top
himi
for
the
school
as
he
scored
11.
inti-hmkdi.vh:
I
Fashion
walked
all
over
Merchants
to
trim
them
C7
to
23,
jwith
Danny
Bill
18,
Jim
Hebb
15
and
Barry
Hill
13,
all
fattening
their
season
scoring
averages.
It
IN
Ml
MOItlAM
1
(Mt
SAI.K
I1IJ.P
WAM
Nortn
hand
and
so
the
unmuk'
able
slam
would
have
been
avoid
FURNACF
have
gone
up
In
WANTED
A
miiMr
price
and
von
can
expect
even
for
hoiisekwur
1
Ingher
prices.
Have
2
ill-steel
,
6K9
or
Bux
36.
ft.
lurnaces
in
stick,
.seliing
u!
i
ed.
CANADA'S
LARGE?'
f
'-.i
i
hnlii
newii
JONF-S
-In
lovine
memory
of
Dorothy
Lewis
Jones,
beloved
wile
and
mother
who
ua.ssed
awuv
Februurv
14
1950.
She
grows
not
old
as
we
that
are
lell
grow
old.
Aue
.shall
nut
wearv
her
nor
the
vear.s
condemn
At
the
going
down
of
the
sun
unci
in
the
itiorniii
We
will
remember
her.
-Noel.
David
and
June.
K)R
SALE
out
price.
It
4'oiiiemuiaune
u
pew
lurnace.
now
Is
the
time
to
buv.
even
it
stored
until
reouired.
Thoin
Slieet
Metal.
Blui
k
884.
UO
representative
be'1-?
3a
years
ot
use
our
lart-uiaiiuii
Remunerative
oc
was
not
much
of
a
game
as
Merchants
were
forced
to
go
to
the
junior
ranks
to
fill
their
line-up.
They
will
certainly
have
to
produce
a
better
team
if
they
aie
lo
remain
in
league
competition
Prince
KuM-rt
permanent
emj
i,
rmht
m:in
Mu'
i
travel
Write
(ul;-1
lation
Manager
4-1
KHI.ni.RS
ft
CONTRACTORS
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
Sheet
ineiul
work.
Tar
and
travel
roolliiR.
Call
tt29
tolri
West.
Phone
&43.
Letourneail
and
So
is.
(to
E.
Fairgrieve
and
C.
New-houser,
Terrace;
Giles
Macken-1
zle,
R.
E.
Smith,
A.
E.
Jenkins,'
W.
A.
Chambers,
G.
Hale,
Wl
Peterson
and
Mr
nod
Mrs
r
I
Xavier
St..
awn-'
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
nit
me.
hardware
and
clothing
next
year.
Jl'.MOR
the
lowest
possible
urlces.
at
H.
C.
Furniture.
3rd
Ave.
W.
R.
West.
Vancouver:
L
Smailev
1
R"Pct't
Hotel
more
than
doub-
RF.AL
KSTATE
i
FEMALE
HELP
'V
1
lines
llillt
stewa
!
opri-atms
bi'tn.ft.
West
Vancouver:
F.
W.
Penfold.
FOR
SALE
Walnut
desk
in
excellent
ei
Unlit
iiim
iiii'lflrnllo
-4
room
house,
fur
kitchen
table
and
4
chairs
in
1
ru"
pert
and
lernoens
at
I
'
flee
for
DarlirW
view.
News
lilslied.
Box
39.
Dailv
natural
imish.
Red
U7.
(38ci
(38p)
&ine&A
and
jroe3sioiiaf
,
S
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,
Edmonton;
Mrs.
F.
Whitesides,
Ketchikan;
Grace
Bowie,
Montreal;
W.
Gill.
Prince
George;
Mrs.
M.
W.
Brent,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
Osborne,
Terrace;
L.
Clements,
Alice
Arm.
FOR
SALE
Northern
Electric
console
radio
wired
for
record
plaver.
A-l
condition.
Must
sell
immediately.
1805
7th
East
or
uhone
Green
482.
(38pi
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MA
TIG
A
II
ET
MeLKOI)
i
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
aSSvitnprS
led
tlie
score
on
Manson's
as
they
won
the
Junior
game
by
39
to
17.
i
McKay
had
a
big
night,
scoi.i:gj
20
points.
Manson's
tried
harl,'
but
they
Just
haven't
the
weight.'
height
or
experience
to
win
iwer
Rupert
Hotel.
Young
Scherl;
of,
Manson's
stumbled
over
ont-
of
the
other
players
in
a
scramble
and
left
the
game
with
an
injur.
-d
leg.
1
SFNIOR
!
Gordon
&
Anderson
Ciecone,
Dumas
4,
Marshall
5,
Ilolkcstad
li.
Gill
0,
Cuirie
1.
Fla'en
15,
Smith,
Boulter
fl,
Matthews
7.
Total
50.
Co-Op
Ilolkestad
4,
Morgan
5.
MacDoiiHld
2,
Scheik
(Si
10,
Arney
10,
Webster,
Scherk
(Di
10,
TENDERS
MATTSON'S
UrilOLKTERINO
Phone
fllue
81!?.
P.O.
Rnx
511
3;'.ll
Second
Avenue,
Prince
I!uwrf,
B.C.
FOR
SALE
Seven
n.-oni
house
on
three
lots
with
fine
view
overlooking
the
harbor.
Good
condition
with
concrete
basement
and
hot-air
furnace.
Also
revenue
from
cabin
in
rear.
Applv
1108
Ambrose
Ave.
FOR
SALE
Wartime
4.
floor
coverings.
Excellent
condition.
Opposite
store.
Hon
(llh
Ave.
East,
(4lipi
FOR
SALE-IIouse.
large
4
wartime,
oil
range
and
healer
included,
also
I
i
i
it
i
it'tt
t
it
.
Cash
or
terms.
Phone
21
duvlhue
or
call
1320
8lh
Exit
alter
7
P
ni.
(38.-I
DPTOMF.Tni.TT
Room
10
rroNF.
niiii.nino
FOR
SALE
Northern
Electric
washing
machine.
1949
model.
Call
lit
311
2nd
Ave.
West
I38p)
FOR
SALE
7-Tube
Wcstingl
house
console
radio.
Phone
Blue
340.
i39pl
FOR
SALE
-
He
lntman
piano
iti
good
condition.
Phone
Black
104
leves.i.
(39pl
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evenings.
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civ.
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in
Terrace
iti-.
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411.
W
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TO
DCT"'
with
at.
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ba-eiuetit.
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Mr.
Jenkins,
C.
K.
Hale,
F.
Herbert,
C.
Rystad,
W.
H.
Sherman,
R.
C.
Smith,
A.
Chambers,
Mr.
smolley.
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Bovker
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Vancouver
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A.
C.
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W.
M.
Severeid,
Mis.
J.
Carroll,
C.
Newhov.-n,
Mrs.
N.
Benton,
R.
D.
Fiockhart,
V;-
PHONE
BLUE
.W,
P.O.
P.OX
1184
FOR
SALE
in
good
West.
Quaker
pot
burner
condition.
215
71
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(38pi
SWAP
HELEN'S
I'.EAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Rcaiify
Culture
in
all
its
branches
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Street.
Phone
655
FOR
SALE
We
have
a
few
204
1
TENDERS
will
be
rtveived
b;
the
iinflei.si"neil
up
to
a
p
in
Feb-I
ruary
19th
fcr
the
purchase
of
I
one
disused
boiler
and
pump
I
lo-aled
at.
fihawatlans
as
I
scrap,
as
is.
where
is.
H.
1).
'J
lii'in
Cil.v
Clei'k.
I
He
i
!
Slaney.
!
To
Port
Hardy
(loiayiU.
C.
Maylor.
SIDNEY
C0NICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
FOR
EXCHANGE
I
have
a
furnished,
luur-room
bungalow
in
North
Vancouver
which
I
would
like
to
exchange
for
a
similar
home,
or
Knger
in
Prince
Rupert.
House
Is
42
bv
32
with
full
basement
and
furnace,
and
Is
located
on
a
large
coiner
lot
in
a
convenient
district.
It,
is
close
to
Park
Royal
shopping
centre
and
in-ler-cllv
buses.
Large
living
room
includes
a
fireplace.
House
is
newlv
decorated,
inside
and
out.
and
of
.solid
con-
sin
lion
For
further
infor-
malion.
please
phone
748.
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II.
(1.
IIEUJERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
Ofi
F.venings
Black
89!)
pieces
of
custom
matte
furniture
for
sale
at
bargain
prices,
in
order
to
clear
stock
4-,
drawer
Chests,
finished
and
'
unfinished.
3-drawer
chests,
Birch
veneer
finish.
Mr
and
i
Mrs
6-drawcr
chests.
Modern
t
col
fee
table,
ext
ra
large.
End
tables,
record
cabinets,
oak
typewriter
desk
and
1
oak
double
executive
desk
See
these
before
bavins!
Christie's
Woodbuill
Products
1st
Ave.
and
Mcl'.ridc.
Phone
Blue
720
1
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M.LY
KNOWN
NAMES
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Koeeder
Snuvels:
Agent
VANCOUVER
DATLY
PROVINCE
Phone
Black
7117
311
Second
Ave.
W.
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Rupert.
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&
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CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C
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and
ROY
KHAND,
C.A.
324
Hi'eond
Avenue
Box
21
3
Phone
88
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
I
low
nl
rotli
ten
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
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SHOE
HOSPITAL
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Enuipment:
Owen
Clamshell
I
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Buckets
arid
Roek
Grannies:
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SWEDISH
American
Line
"C.rips-I
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Smith
Concrete
Mixers:
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Votlt
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
riione
Blue
970
Box
1020
For
genuine
purls
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
Clark
Korklift
Trucks:
Nelson
.1.1.1
IU
ISMW
1
Onlsitle
eent's
room
available.
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Dvbhavn
&
Hao-on
immediately.
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and
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Chop
Sucy
-
Chow
Mcin
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
GIVE
MOTHER
a
treat
Take
her
home
a
freshly
baked
rake
or
a
datidv
pie
from
the
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd.
Phone
043
for
orders.
llurket
'Aiatlers
for
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifugal
Pumps;
National
Dra"llne
Scraoers
and
Buckets;
National
All
Steel
'la
so
line
Hoists:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Hotarv
Screens
-and
Conveyors
Full
Inlormation
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver.
B.C.
Ufl
FOR
SALE
British-IndlariiS!,
rose
and
green.
4'
x
7'
approx.,
like
new:
with
underfelt;
$40
00.
Studio
lounge
rose,
good
condition.
Black
800.
(43pl
COLTISSPS
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
in.
Musical
Instrument
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
-4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Kvrvices
GORDON
D.
R0NS0N
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733-5111
Ave.
W.
Black
503
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654
711
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CASH
for
scrap
cast
brass,
copper
batteries
and
radiators.
Phone
543
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29
tith
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City.
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NORTIII,ANDDalrv
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delivered
24c
per
quart.
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pav
more?
Ihone
18
for
dailv
delivery
service.
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,
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REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
FOR
SALE
30.30
7-shot
carbine
Rock
and
Concrete
Work
Phone
Rlue
939
P.O.
Box
711
Prince
Rupert
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
AUDITORS
Besner
niock
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
WATCH
REPAIRS
-V'rompt
efficient
.service
George
Cook
.tew.-iler.
Satisfaction
c
At
.
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p
Mile,
brand
new.
never
been
Used
Black
548
Call
evenim
(3flpl
FOR
SALE
General
Electric
7-tube
radio.
Green
B(i8.
(If)
R.
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324
2nd
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For
sale
at
B.C.
Furniture,
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1
Train
Schedule
For
Ihe
East
Mondays,
Wednesday
and
Fridays,
S
p.m.
From
the
Fast
Tuesday's
Thursdays
and
Saturdays,
10:
If
p.m.
So"
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
008
-3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.'
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
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