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ice
Kupeit
Uuily
iNewj
Tue.-day.
Jui.e
12.
lif.i
V
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1
Exhibitjon
Ball
Games
Blackwood
On
(Bridge
By
Eoslcy
Blackwood
i
74
CLEVELAND
9
PitUburs
Muscovites
To
Country
By
EDPY
GILMORg
MOSCOW
Moving
to
a
summer
place
in
the
country
appeal
to
a
ifreat
manv
Mu-'-ivile
sad
Oait
ul
o.yir.pic
n'-ten-Vance.
Hcrsr
:a-
clra-is
mai.y
MiAt
.'Yitea
r.o
aiit
tt
p.iite
a
bet.
I-
the
fill
ar.d
winter
Mis
u
cot:
fitted
to
trjtt::.g
races,
bat
in
tr.e
.vamrr.er
ti'.e
crowds
ti
M-.if.w
Cttadei
'Hippodrome'
gtt
a
chin
it
tj
watch
the
gal-i-
pers.
Ihere
are
a;'a'-s
he
beautiful
"whtte
lUjihts"
of
the
Russian
summer,
whether
in
the
city
or
at
a
summer
hjuse.
Newspapers
can
be
read
out
in
the
open
up
until
10
p.m
The
.sky
fr-.m
'.1
p.m.
to
3
a
jr.
is
blue-vi
lute.
th.J
kind
cf
cuij-
used
in
the
p;.i..-.-ins
of
tiXte;d
Parrish.
Mr.
Champion
chose
opening
lead
against
this
Mrs.
Keen
promptly
won
the
10
of
hearts
for
hlsj
three
no
trump
contract.!
this
trick
with
the
ace
of;
have
won
it
with
the
jack.
hearts
though
she
could
Aiyansh
to
1
Play
Here
Saturday
evening
wiil
see
tire
first
football
game
of
trie
1951
season
between
a
native
eleven
and
a
city
team.
Aiyansh
will
play
a
svlected
city
team.
The
manager
of
the
Aiyansh!
team
conferred
with
president
Alex
Haig
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
last
Saturday
and
the
date
was
definitely
set.
Last
season
the
games
with
the
Aiyansh
team
were
an
outstanding
feature
uf
the
ye"ar
and
th
Aiyansh
manager
assures
Alex
Haig
that
this
year's
team
is
even
better.
In
that
case
the
locals
will
have
a
big
job
un
their
hands
ta
hold
the
visitors.
The
local
representative
team
has
not
been
chosen
yet.
Gardening
is
a
jxpuiar
summer
acti'i:
ar.d
tiue
wtthoj-a
country
p-..t
cultivate
patches
of
land
aruiil
the
cty'
cu
skiru.
It
has
b-cii
a
co.d.
wet
sprin?
one
of
the
iatts.
in
a
k-r.g
tinte.
But
a.ni.
funny
aea-.ter
came
suddenly,
ar.d
there
wis
a
mid
rush
to
buy
ieas
and
garden
too
is.
SOCCER
PUTIUR
.
Sp.rts
fans
rave,
a
buy
tint?
in
the
summer.
F'o:b::i
'Sixteen
attracts
tivjusar.es
cf
Muscovites.
Aacut
80
00)
fans
cro1
into
Dyr.amo
Stadium
on
a
Sunday.
With
the
Russians
participating
in
the
Olympic
fames,
it
U
almost
certain
the
Su
ret
Union
il
put
in
a
o.c
as
hest
city
a:
ZERO
SO
South
dealer
Norm-South
vulnerable
(Mr.
!!)
3
5
3
H
K
6
5
D
K
QJI
C
8
6
Firemen
Unbeaten
liiff
Home
Run
Features
Softball
Came
Now
this
is
the
time
ul
the
year
for
the
exodus.
The
wrd
fur
Jammer
house
is
dacho.
Caravans
of
trucks
pSId
high
with
house
furnishings
move
out
of
the
c.v
to
the
summer
places.
The
demand
is
s
great
at
the
iv-ii':.
tt
the
move
you
have
13
orde.-
a
trcuk
in
advance.
Lure
are
d-cas
of
eiertrlc
.
railways
that
branch
out
from
the
ci'.y
for
40
or
50
miles
in
-very
direstk.
a.
Wa;e
eare.-s
commute
between
ti-s;-.r
jfc;
a.;J
the
country.
LONDON'
iCP
Six
million
:
books
wtre
given
a
spring-cieaning
at
the
British
Museum.
Tr.e
lijo
inlud-d
clean.
r.tt
bvi.)Ks
that
filled
a
t.tal
of
23
nvAts
.
of
shelves.
Pirates
outslugged
Cleveland
In-j
dians
9
to
5
here
last
nittht
in
a
!
charity
exhibition
before
8.568'
fans
with
Wally
Westlake
and
(
Erv
Dusak
homering
for
five
of
th'
Pirates'
runs.
1
Southpaw
Dick
Rozek
was
vie-
j
tim
of
Westlake's
three-run
i
homer
in
the
first
inning
and
of
;
Dusak
's
second
inning
round
tripper.
j
Jthnny
Van
de
Meer
permit--ted
two
more
Pittsburg
runs
onj
two
hilsin
thv
next
three
in-!
nings.
'
In
New
York
the
Boston
Red
Sox
staged
a
three-run
rally
in
the
eighth
inning
to
stop
the
New
York
Oiants
in
an
exhibi-j
tion
game
at
Polo
Grounds.
1
Buddy
Rosar's
pinch
hit
single
off
Rneer
Bowman
with
bases
loaded
clinched
matters
for
the
American
Leaguers.
Ted
Williams
singled
in
Johnny
Pe'ko
in
ths
ninlli
for
additional
insurance.
59
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(lr.
Mffkl
S
V
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10
7
2
H
7
4
2
D
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8
c
a
a
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Mr.
Champion
j
S
8
H
Q
10
9
8
3
I
7
b
3
C
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9
5
I
The
Stork
51
W.
L.
Pet.
Firemen
2
0
1000
Cellulose
1
1
.500
Rupert
Radio.
I
1
.500
North
Stars
....
0
1
.000
Hawks
0
1
.000
a
future
date.
Ereryone
expat
.s
the
Rusarj
U
announce
pla.ts
swn
for
a
new
b;g
f
tad:
urn
w.t'a
surrounding
grounds
to
tai:-
THe
n
of
S'ttth
Africa
hi?
10
I.ctn.--d
broadcasting
stations
1
coiitral.td
by
the
Sott.i
Atii;au
;
Broadcast!'.
Cx-rpv-ration.
(Mrs.
Kn-n)
S
A
Kit
H
A
J
D
10
4
C
A
J
10
7
4
Tne
bitiamtg:
JOHN
H.
1
firemen
'uli
Uieil
accuilU
i
a-t
straight
Softball
game
Saturday
Pas
1
i.ight
by
abutting
out
the
Hawks
;
10
to
0.
I
Piay
was
highlighted
by
the
North
1
D
2
D
s.ulh
Mil
1
C
Pass
1
S
Pass
3
M
Ail
BULGE
PHOTO
M
A
WALL'S
FINISHING
DEVELOPING,
PRJNTINO
ENLARGINO
EXPOSURE
METERS
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
Phpne
Green
I3G
Box
478
season's
first
home
run,
a
grand
slam
by
Carlsen.
For
four
innings
it
was
the
best
game
of
the
season
wi;li
both
Art
Olson
and
Teddy
Sedgwick
getting
great
support.
Firemen
scored
first
in
the
bottom
of
the
fourth
when
Ray
3
JOHANNESBURG
O
The
shortage
of
exercise
books
is
becoming
so
great
that
in
some
schools
on
the
Rand
slates
are
making
a
comeback.
With
the
present
paper
shortage,
stores
are
unable
to
meet
the
demand.
ft
'
!
v
r
-l
;
-"
S
Mr.
New,
the
eager
kibitzer,
was
watching
the
game
as
usual
and
he
turned
td
Mr.
Maste-a
who
was
standing
nearby
and
asked:
-Why
did
she
do
that?
Did
she
make
an
error?"
"Far
from
it,"
replied
Mr.
Masters.
"She
made
a
very
fine
play."
He
motioned
Mr.
New
over
to
a
table
in
the
corner
where
he
could
explain
the
real
thrift
behind
Mrs.
Keen's
appar
John
Bulger
U
Th.td
Avenue
KM
12
Hi
if.
.
i
'
v.-:
"
.;:
.i'
,,'1
CLASSD
ent
extravagance.
"That,"
continued
Mr.
Mas
it
Lrl
V
i
SERT
(l
lOSVUE
TIME
10
a.m.
n
day
of
publication)
Classified
Advertising
is
payable
In
advance.
P.eao
refrain
from
teleuhonii-
r.jwi.
Word
per
insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thai.kj,
Dtaih
4
1
J
VICKERS'
runerai
Nonces,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2
00
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE.
IN
.Mt.MORI.VM
FOR
SALE
HiV
M
Spring
was
safe
on
an
error
and
scored
on
Rothwells
double.
Hawks
threatened
in
the
top
of
the
fifth
but
a
great
throw
by
Jack
Sharp
from
left
field
!
cut
down
Ten
Sedgwick
at
the
piate
and
saved
Olsen's
.shutout.
In
the
last
of
the
fifth
the
roof
fell
in
on
the
Hawks
as
the
Smokies
scored
nine
runs
on
three
hits
and
seven
walks.
Olson
and
Morrison
walked
to
start
the
inning
and
Llewelyn
forced
Olson
at
second.
Sharp
then
walked
to
load
the
sacks.
Spring
fanned
and
there
were
two
out.
Carlsen
then
broke
up
the
game
with
his
terrific
four-(
bagger.
Whattam
was
on
via
an
error,
then
walks
to
Rothwell,
Baker
and
Olson
forced
In
another
run.
Morrison
singled
and
;
Llewelyn
tripled
to
bring
the
total
to
10.
Hawks
AB
R
H
Smith,
c
3
0
0
Donaldson,
2b
3
0
0
Matthews,
3b
3
0
1
Martin,
cf
2
0
0
Sedgwick,
p
2
0
0
Webber,
lb
10
0
:
Sheppard,
ss
20
0
1
Anderson,
If
2
0
0
Jeffries,
If
2
0
1
LODODR
FOR
REM
FOR
RENT---sT'rwm
emt
-
lurnt-r.rd.
jtj
montn.
For
iiiiur-uu,
or
phone
T.
Hti
cu
gro.
liberies.
Pj,-;
i
FOR
SALE
5-piece
bedroom
suite
itood
condition:
one
coin
tile
te
set
Encyclopedia
Briitanica
Phone
Biack
5)8.
1062
lltli
East.
(13So
In
lovinff
memory
of
a
dear
husoand
and
lather.
George
Oi-mi
wno
parsed
awav
June
12,
1948.
The
years
mav
wipe
out
manv
tilings.
But
this
they'll
wipe
out
never:
The
memory
of
those
happy
vears
Whon
nil
lnn.lt....
PERSONAL
famous
since
1750
"
iti
ui
lusruiri
.
1
Rememoerea
alwavs,
Mollle.
!
Ralph.
Lucv
and
Janet.
ineii
FOR
RENT
J
rvm
sup
Die
with
one
h.;d
on:
'
537
8th
Ave.
Jam
FOR
RENT
One
fuTr.
,
suiie.
a.io
fur:,h.,ti.
Apply
645
ith
Wr.-l.
FOR
RENT-Furnishe:
j
nice,
c.t-an
and
GIVE
the
folks
at
home
a
treat
.
.
.
iset
one
of
our
delitiou."
cakes
or
pies.
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd.
Phone
843
for
orders,
nil
CASH
for
scrap
cas;.
brass,
copper
batteries
and
radiators
Phone
543
alt
o28
6th
V.
City.
u.
OK
SALE
1X)NDQN
DRYCjIN
.
I
i
!
i
it
'
ters,
"was
an
unbiocking
piav.
One
reason
for
such
a
play
is
to
arrange
for
an
entry
into
your
partner's'
hand.
Mrs.
Keen
has
two
sure
tricks
in
spades,
two
in
hearts
and
one
in
clubs.
Now
if
she
can
be
sure
of
taking
four
tricks
in
diamonds,
that
wiil
be
enough
for
her
contract.
"The
diamonds
are
.solid
except
for
the
ace,
but
Mr.
Meek
will
almost
surely
refuse
to
take
the
first
diamond
trick.
And
if
he
does
hold
off,
how
will
Mrs.1
Keen
get
to
the
dummy
to
run
her
diamonds
after
they
are
jet
up?
"If
she
wins
the
first
trick
with
the
jack
of
hearts
she
won't
have
a
chance.
That
would
leave
her
with
the
lone
ace
cf
hearts.
Don't
you
see
that
she
can
make
her
contract
an
absolutely
sure
thing
by
getting
that
ace
out
of
the
way
at
the
firot
opportunity?
LNTtR
THE
JACK
"
She
will
go
to
work
on
the
diamonds
at
the
second
trick,
leading
them
until
-Mr.
Meek
plays
his
ace.
After
that,
nine
tricks
will
immediately
be
available.
Mrs.
Keen
will
have
Hie
jack
of
hearts'
to
lead
to
dummy's
king
for
caching
the
rest
of
the
diamonds."
Mr.
Masters
and
Mr.
New
returned
to
the
table
just
in
time
to
see
the
score
entered
100
points
for
three
no
trump
and
700
for
the
rubber.
If
Mrs.
Keen
had
failed
to
unblock-
the
ace
of
hearts
at
trick
one,
the
score
would
have
been
somewhat
different.
In
fact,
il
would
have
been
entered
in
an
entirely
dil-ferent
column
on
the
:
Die
oniv.
tail
a.'trr
o
t
REAL
ESTATE
JoawM
.loHwVir
Kin
&ClT
'
far
Ave.
(jretn
2:4.
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REYr-8toD.ni
i
close
in.
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Some
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Room
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liou.se
uood
location.
Easv
terms.
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fullv
furnished.
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10
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If
Spring,
ss
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Box
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lor
CThls
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Curitrol
JSnard
pt
bv
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
steel,
brass,
cuauer,
Ir.
notary
&cr-;eiis
and
conveyors.
Full
information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
Bu
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FOR
SALE
Nw
ana
used
fur
Honest
ki
adliie
noiu:
meat
iiiaoe.
Alias
Metals
Ltu..
f'wrs
couver,
ti.
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tables,
chests
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beds
com-
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I
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small
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carpets,
lield
glasses,
used
loutflng
booU.
sewine
ma-1
chines,
radios
and
bicycles,!
also
other
useful
household
I
articles
at
lowest
prices.
See,
B,
C.
Furniture
Co.
Biack
324.'
itf-c)
!
Whattam,
3b
3
10
Rothwell,
rf
2
I
1
Baiter,
c
2
10
01-:on,
p
1
2
0
Morrison,
2b
2
11
Double
plays:
Sedgwick
to
Webber;
Llewelyn
to
Morrison.
SuikeouLs:
by
Olson,
10
in
G
innings;
Sedgwick.
7
in
5
innings.
Bases
on
balls:
Olson,
1;
Sedgwick
8.
Doubles:
Matthews,
Llewelyn,
Rothuell.
Triples:
Llewelyn,
llome
run:'
Carlsen.
Umpires:
Reg
Wilson
and
Tony
Visjack.
Tonight's
game
will
be
between
the
Columbia
Cellulose
and
Hawks
at
Gyro
Park.
-
YOU
CAN
EARN
wcfltlv
similar
to:
U.
W.
R
i
C
LeB.
$117.00;
L.
B.
:
nMw.t
iie.s
a.ssurf
earnmus
with
Hi-Test
i
j
No
Down
Payment
Buvs
marine
View
iois
Sele't
vour
lot
now.
and
build
while
Vou
buy.
50'
bv
150'
lots
located
on
4ih
Ave.
E.lst
near
schools
and
ail
services.
Priced
as
low
as
$750
with
oniv
$35
tier
month
to
handle.
A
-l
quicklv
for
hest
selection.
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
Phone
342
or
Green
297
i
eves.
I
iHlci
Two
Specials
Owner
leavinc
citv.
must
sell
hi
j
w.trtiniB
5.
patent
roof,
Karaite.
Pi
ice
fullv
furnished,
;315(l.
No
reasonable
offer
refused.
Or
will
sell
unfurnished.
Summit
Heluhts
Verv
fine
five
room
buneaiow,
newly
painted.
Lavement
hot
wa'er
heat-W3
ail
lame
rooms,
five
min-o'es
tn
Post
Office.
Price
$5000.
Half
cash
handles.
Im-inerli.'itp
niHsession
ARMSTRONG
GFNCIES
-Phone
342
or
Red.192
trs.)
(138cl
FOR
SALE
Genuine
bargains
HANDYMAN
li
alion.
mtroaucine
m
dian
markeis
ne
r
guaranteed
iamo
n?-
HOMK
SKKVICK
fluore.-cent
laaes.
t'
mui-ifpt.i
Sell
direct
.
China
cabinet
small
combi-'
nation
'radio,
bed
chesterfield,'
Coffee
table,
electric
heater,
floor
lamp.
Very
special
pri-e
if
vou
buv
the
lot.
Phone
fl'iO
before
6
p.m.
i
H2"i
j
'
mercial,
institutional
a
dustnal
arcouin
them
nionev
Vou
av.iiicit'.
territorv.
ra.
FOR
SALE
1
MiCullan
power
For
Yi.ur
PAINTING
find
DECORATING
Bee
SPENCE
ck
MATlUK
Green
(117
Phone
Black
215
(evenings)
O
EN
EK
AL
C'ONTnACT(
IH3
liiiikln.t;
and
Kepairs
of
all
kinds
KOOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BUItNEIiS
MARfJAIlKT
McLEOD
'JPlOMI.TltI.ST
Itm
10
:t'He
buildino
PHONE
BLUE
593'
P.O
BOX
1184
saw.
comolete
with
chain
and1
bar.
Phone
Black
333.
138pi
commission
weekiv
on
;
received
Write
touav
U
plete
kit
ami
sami).-'
..Inlenl'
B.X
111
Football
Game
is
Postponed
Last
evening's
scheduled
foot-bal'
game
in
the
North
Star
trophy
was
postponed
on
account
of
wet
grounds.
The
next
fixture
on
Wednesday
will
bring
the
Heavy
Battery
and
Canadian
Legion
together.
Sa
far
the
Battery
has
an
unbeaten
record
but
the
Legion
has
been
building
up
a
team
that
hopes
to
upset
the
junners'
record.
FOR
SAT,
F
Small
green
ruu.
7';
News.
liKflll!!!'
nv
izi-
inewl.
Telenhrni
Green
288.
(137C)
1
A
"once-in-ailife-timf".
PHONES
Black
752
Hrd
884
P.O.
Box
ifH)
lunuv
io
a
well-Daviue
busine
BOATS
FOR
SALE
f
nnlu
$2.2O0"
terms
to
reliable
lr;v
nea
oai.
FOR
SALE
40
acre
farm,
some
under
cultivation.
Good
build-Inns,
good
soil,
reasonable.
Come
see
vour
self
or
write
P.O.
Box
431.
Kitwanga.
B.C.
U39p
FOR
SALE
Four
room
wartime
house,
close
in.
Newly
decora
'ed
Inside
and
oainted
outside.
Electric
fireolace
Reasonable
price
for
cash.
133
91
h
West.
Phone
Blue
135.
Uf-nci
FOR
SALE
At
Port
Edward,
two-room
dwelling
on
skids.
FOR
SALE-Genera
sto
uost
of
lice.
Eood
I,
ters.
also
one
Ihre
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
C08
-
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
Phone
347
PO
Box
374
FOR
SALE
$500
Ba
ree
"Drlft-,
wood
Queen":
20'
x
8'
x
l'V:
2
vears
old
Has
Northill
anchor
and
Star
marine
conversion
readv
to
instal.
Moored
Yacht
Club:
see
owner
aboard
Oriole."
(tfj
FOR
SALE
T4-ftboat,
inboard
motor,
sails
and
pars:
Maieo
hearing
aid
In
good
condition,
reasonable:
navv
blue
serp
suit,
size
44
worn
twice
Hox
115.
Dailv
News.
(138c)
.SIDNEY
(iONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Aiialvsls
OFFICK
HOURS
a.m.
to
5
pm.
Oeo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
21?
house.
54
.uw
1
'
pi
Mock
II.
W.
Sorenson.Pl
B.C.
ELEPHANT
TOO
FRIENDLY
PAIGNTON,
Devon,
England
'CP
Jumbo,
10-year-old
elephant
at
the
zoo
here,
has
been
assigned
to
a
special
enclosure
for
her
own
protection.
Jumbo
was
placed
In
compound
because
of
her
habit
of
climbing
a
six-foot
wall
to
visit
neighbors,
a
llama
and
zebra.
HEATKR3
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
HANGE
BURNER3
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
GORDON
D.
RONSON,
OH
Burner
Specialist
733
5th
Ave.
W.
Black
503
WORK
WANTED
FULLY
exoerienred
book;
Fullv
rurnlshed.
oil
burning
ranne
radio,
etc.
Applv
E.
H.
"
"orristun.
Port
Edward
BC
(141o
iffmuM-"
A.
P.
GARDNER
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
Bell,
C.A.
B
)X
1247
Phone
88
PRINCE
RUI'EHT,
B
C.
aesiiea
u
-...
,
home
Box
!384
B.
or
Blue
804
-afcerj.
.
QUALIFIED
"
stenocraohe
Box
l
sires
position.
N
e
"
-
.,,r.,n
foTYinle
FOR
.sale
Boat
"North
For-land.
41'.
11'
beam.
fitrin
halibut
eear.
Inquire
Credit
Union
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen
s
Co-op.
(13'Jpi
FOR
SALE
le-ftTraTTchris-craft
built
sneedbott
with
new
hi"h
sneeri
marine
engine
IT,
exr,''Ilent
condition.
Phone
Blue
792.
U38p)
MATTSON'S
UPHOIJ3TEKINQ
Phillip
Blue
120.
P
O.
Box
528
2114
3id
Ave.
E.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
FOR
SALE
Large
four
wartime,
excellent
condition,
level
lot.
fenced.
Bargain
for
cash
or
terms
arranged.
Applv
13til
Overlook
(13aui
FOR
SALE
3
bedroom
house,
furnished.
Cement
basement,
hot
air
furnace.
$6000,
e;isv
Distilled,
Blended
and.
f
Bottled
in
Scotland
i-ierk
desires
PO""1"
26"
at.
botll.i
.
121.
Daily
News.
HELP
WASTEB,
HELEN'S
REAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
WavlnK
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branch"
204
4th
Street.
Phone
055
This
advertisement
w
not
publlslyd
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
coLussrs
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
A.NIJ
KKCUNUITIONED
210-4th
8t.
Ph.
Biack
389
CARS
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
1949
Monarehsport
5fdonn
First
clusa
condition.
140c)
-Cl'L9?-
FOR
SAI
E
New
motorevele
Phone
Black
548
137a)
LOST
boys
and"
oms
j
.bovs
News
or
routes.
Kl'
maV,
,
for
summer
relief-
terms.
Applv
Art
Murray,
m
Taxi.
tf)
FOR
SALE
House,
six
rooms,
bath
and
pantrv,
2
good
lots,
near
hinh
and
da"
schools.
640
7th
Ave
East.
Black
20ft.
Full
price,
$5000
cash.
(J41pi
FOR
SALE
5-room
house,
close
In.
.semi-basement
owner.
534
8th
Ave.
East.
tf)
II.
(.
HELCiERSON
LIMIT
EO
REAL
ESTATE
U
INSURANCE
Phone
98
Evenings
Black
899
ter
their
iw'"
LOST
Black
and
white
wire-haired
terrier
wearing
harness.
Phone
'
Blue
527.
Rewnrd.
.
(138n
I
FQR
SALE
Furnished
house.
Apply
after
fi.
1330
Overlook.
(141pl
ELECTROLUX
Blca
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1626
For
genuine
pait
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
TENDERS
.
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
ACCOUNTANTS
News.
FEMALE
clej-k
for
ren
559.
;
.
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heel
and
Worn
Boles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT,
lncomfl
Tax
specialist.
S
O
Fork
Stone
Bulldlni?
Red
593
20m
Cleaner
Cutting
Sawi
TRUCK
PARTS
NEED
DUAL
DRIVES?
fivfl
lloRir
anil
Triniffpr
fn
IMIHSIIIIIMI,
OMC-IHVM.
T
Truek
Motors
all
kinds,
Transmissions
Winches.
Hol.itri,
Springs,
Axles,
etc.,
etc.
Buy
With
Confidence
Save
Time
and
Money
Order
by
Mail
or
Telephone
LA.
7200
Credit
Terms
If
Desired
KMTTI.K
THI
CK
III
UKil
AHT1KS
;H
K.
Murqlillll
Way
Meat
He,
IVaxlilhKtoli
"kffau;
Tour
ws
will
tut
Hner.
WANTED
TO
RENT
truer,
f
a"r
fl4
our
prikua
prltoU
machine.
maemn.
w
erv
V-ii-fc
IW
vi
on
all
lyi
wa.
'
jruur
mw
la
tuiiay.
J
MWB
retuulhed.
M
'
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
received
bv
the
underpinned
up
'ios?001
.f
Mondav.
JuW
9th.
1951
for
the
purchase
of
the
mn
or
ves.sei
"North
Star"
to-f,!3e.rv.
th
CaiiiDinent
situated
thereon,
belonginv
to
the
estate
of
Karl
Emil
Olsen
deceased
The
description
nf
the
boat
it
an
follows:
Length
35"
breadth.
9'5":
death,
4'5":
ton-tmf
-
six:
nowered
by
n
110
HP.
Chrysler
pa-s
enaine.
Hiuh-est
or
anv
tender
not
nec-einri
v
accepted
Terms:
8trlct.lv
cash.
O
F
Forbes
Admintstrator
nf
the
K4ale
of
rif
deceased,
Court
House,
Prince
Runert.
BC-
(139)
Brill
iK
Old
I
I
jeweller.
Satistft"'""
teed.
-r
ovC
burner
sr;
ci,..,
spnice
ana
CHIHOPRAOTOlt
JOHN
F.
L.
IIUCIIES
D.C
21
-
23
Besner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
WANTED
TO
RENT-
Furnisher!
or
unfurnished
house.
Adults,
no
children.
Blue
893.J139pi
$25
REWARD
For
findinq
small
house
for
rent.
Apply
Box
11a.
Daily
News.
Ll?ili
FOR
KENT
WE
RENT
TRUCKS.
COMPRESSORS,
CONCRETE
MIXERS
By
hour,
lay
or
month
Phone
Blue
939
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
l;.-
PIGGOTT
PLACE
Box
1011
Station
B
(Agent:
Bus
Terminal)
tku
lrnHMri
li
mi
puWulMd
at
d.iliytd
fey
Uqt
Cwoial
t,4
by
iKa
Cxtntmal
ti
8iit
Clumbl.
uf
D
Ronson.
Black
pIltMBINC.
AN)
Ilf
n,
wo'k
sheet
mernl
call
629
6tli
West.
FOR
RENT-Sleeplng
room.
215
4th
East.
Call
alter
5.
.
U42c)
'f
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