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Rupert
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I
Black
ackwood
on
Mixed
Bowling
League
Results
By
Eosley
Blackwood
Hints
Given
on
Throw-In
Ilridge
Play
Results
of
last
games
In
the
league
were
as
follows:
Sherrton's
Sheet
Metal
4.
Prince
hand
was
short
and
sweet,
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cook's
Jewellers
'
4,
Headpin-i
At
least
it
sounded
sweet
to
Mr.
Dale
who
had
prac-neis
;
tically
nothing
in
the
way
of
high
cards.
Pushovers
w
4,
Sons
of
Norway
0
:
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WANTED
TO
RENT
WANTED
Ureent.
Small
house
or
luinisnea
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ior
voting
couoie.
Red
902.
tltU'
Great
West
Life
3,
Canada
Life
1.
hups
shr
stnr.
m
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,
v.
i.
lOV
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graph
1
Wallace's
3,
Fashion
Footwear
1
!
Miller
Bay
Hospital
4,
Van's
Bakery
0.
Penguin
Hobby
Shop
4.
Conrad
try
in
the
board
unless
by
great
Seals
0.
I
good
fortune
the
ace
of
diamonds
383
Taxi
4.
B.C.
Packers
0.
dropped
the
singleton
king
in
one
Red
Devils
3,
Cripples
1.
!
of
the
opponent's
hands.
That
Booth
No.
1,
3;
Rupert
But-
was
too
much
to
hope
for,
how-chers
1.
ever,
and
Mr.
Champion
was
able
Hi-Golds
2,
Ideal
Cleaners
0.
I
to
execute
a
play
which
had
a
:
much
better
chance
of
success.
HOI
SES
WANTED
TO
Bl
WANTED
Have
$1000
00
to
be
used
as
down
oavment
on
two
or
thiee
bedroom
house.
Good
monthly
oavment.
Reouire
oc-ciiuaucv
bv
October
31.
What
otters?
Box
397.
Prinze
Oeorse
B.C.
t232u
WE
HAVE
buvers
for
two.
three
ami
tour
bedroom
homes.
Prince
RUDert
RealtV
CO.
Phone
867.
(233l'I
U
K
U
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IN
1
We
are
in
desoerate
need
of
house
for
sale.
Had
six
in-nuiries
vesterdav
for
two
to
four
bedroom
houses.
For
Quick
sale
uhone
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
Phone
342
Black
197
Eves.
(236c
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1
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Income
Tax
sneciallst.
S.
G.
Furk.
Stone
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Red
593.
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5
REPAIRS
WATCH
REPAIRS
Prompt
ef
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1
7
licient
service.
Georae
Coo
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
guaran
teed.
CARS
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
1946
Plymouth.
Phone
Blue
779.
(234i)i
FOR
SALE
1940
W-ton
Fartro
oiekiiu.
415
5th
Ave.
East.
Black
393.
i
23301
FOR
SALE
Immaculate
'51
Ford
Tudor
$600
off
new
oriee.
See
Art
Murrav.
99
Taxi.
itfi
FOR
SALE
1951
Motorcvclc.
13
ft.
cabin
boat.
Phone
648.
7
(230oi
FOR
SALE
'49
Chev.
sedan.
Custom
radio,
low
mileioe.
Tuesday,
Oct.
8,
tidiness
CARPENTERS
lav
all
of
your
mi
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our
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PLACE
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Ruililers
RuppU
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JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
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D.C
21
-
23
Besner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
lames
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
Bell,
CJi.
325
4th
Avenue
East
P.O.
Box
1247
Phone
Red
879
Colussi's
Music
Store
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St
.
Ph.
Black
3B9
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
WE
RENT
TRUCKS,
COMPRESSORS,
CONCRETE
MIXERS
By
hour,
day
or
month
Phone
Blue
939
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
B.C.
MESSENGER
For
Prompt
and
Courteous
Service
Phone
678
214
4th
Street
Proprietors:
Ed.
Dawes.
Sid
Alexander
i&al
MARGARET,
PT0MD,:.
WORK
Bint.
BLUE
5?;
P.O.B0X;;i.
Suif8
aim
Se'
Piione
DiutSTj
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for
genuine
ml
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or
TERMIN
MESSENSS
piiove
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All
deliveries
In!
,
FOR
YOUR..,
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Stone
ut
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Betting
a;d
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K
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8SS
al..
Eddie's
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cuts.
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your
cunver.itr.c!,
I'llunr
Red
OpfKolte
lutoi
HANDY.V
HOME
SE?
GENERAL
COST?
Building
and
te.
ROOFS
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BtS:
PHOS'ES
P.O.
Box
1670
SIDNEY
K
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Complete
Visa.
OFFICE
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9
a
m.
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Conk
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piione
Blue
IS
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234
3rd
l
Prinoe
H
G.
HFLE
Larnr
REAL
ESTATE
S
Phone
S
Erewf
The
bidding
on
today's
Mr'
-"H'"l"u"
"a"
c''"
i
tricks
in
his
own
hand.
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L
j.
niA,,t
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ha
com
tile
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UWBH
.1.
OOW
two
perfectly
good
tricks
there,
I
in
the
lack
of
spades
and
thei
jack
of
hearts.
But
the
problem
was
jjow
to
reach
them.
Auuarentlv
there
was
no
en
Mrs.
Keen
opened
the
king
of
clubs
and
Mr.
Champion
let
it
hold
the
trick.
A
club
was
continued
and
Mr
Abei
showed
out.
di-scardimr
a
small
diamond.
;
Thus
Mrs.
Keen
was
known
to
j
have
started
with
Just
five
clubs.
Now
if
she
had
no
more
than
!
three
cards
In
either
hearts
or
j
spades,
there
was
a
pretty
fair
chance
for
the
contract
INS
SECOND
TRICK
Mr,
champion
won
the
second
trick
with
the
ace
of
clubs.
He
cashed
all
three
of
his
top
honors
both
spades
and
hearts.
On
the
a
third
spade
lead
Mrs.
Keen
drop-
the
deuce
ol
diamonds.
Now
Mr-
Champion
gallantly
present-
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Sunshine
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4:30
Tall
Tales
4:45
Stock
Quotations
&
Int
5:00
International
Comty.
5:
1(
BUI
Morton
Sings
5:25
Canadian
Amateur
Golf
Summary
5:30
Intimate
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5:45
Lyrical
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5:55
CBC
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8:00
Sirpper
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6:15
Hawaiian
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6:30
Moods
In
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7:uu
CBC
He
7:15
CBC
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7:30-Lelcester
8q.
to
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8:00
Club
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8:15
Fish,
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8:30
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9:00
I
B
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9:30
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10:
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0:10
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10:15
Let's
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Out
i0:30
Adventures
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Richard
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11:00
Weather
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Fish
Arrivals
WEDNESDAY
A.y.
7:00-Musical
Cl..cl
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
BiJ!
Good
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
adoiv
K.
Waaner.
Phone
Heaiand
12
South
dealer
North-South
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Half)
3
J
8
s
a
H
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II
5
3
D
Q
7
5
C
6
2
et
rltlst
(Mr.
Kifll)
(Mr.
hi-l)
8
4
8
1
7
8
3
H
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4
2
H
10
8
7
D
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8
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10
4
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10
9
C
4
HnliOl
(
Mr.
chnnipliMi)
8
A
K
H
A
K
Q
'
D
A
a
C
A
8
7
6
3
?d
the
lead
to
her
with
a
club,
throwing
a
small
diamond
from
the
board.
After
winning
this
trick
and
two
more
clubs,
Mrs.
Keen
was
down
two
cards,
the
king
and
eight
of
diamonds.
She
led
the
eight
spot
but
Mr.
Champion
put
up
dummy's
queen
which
held
the
trick.
Not
that
It
would
have
been
different
story
if
Mr.
Champion
had
executed
his
throw-in
play
before
stripping-the
"safe"
i
return
leads
from
Mrs.
Keen's
j
hand.
Remember
the
Importance!
of
the
time
element.
To
be
most
j
effective,
the
throw-In
play
I
should
be
made
at
a
time
when
ANY
return
the
opponent
make:
wiii
be
to
his
disadvantage.
Of
course
this
can't
always
be
,
arranged.
But
you
can
try.
You
j
can
remember
to
strip
every
pos-
,
sible
card
from
the
opponent
s
,
hand
before
giving
him
the
lead.
On
today's
hand
Mr.
Champion
thought
he
was
good,
but
Mrs.
Keen
thought
he
was
lucky.
Both
,
were
right.
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News
tt
Comtj.
8:15
Music
for
Moderns
9:30
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Serenade
9:45
Your
Music
Appointment
9:39
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
This
Week's
Artist
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
U:00
Man
and
His
Music
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Period
1:45
Scandinavian
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1
:
23--Recorded
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12:25
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12:00
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12:15
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12:30
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12:55
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:
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2:00
Easy
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POETIC
NAME
The
state
of
Idaho
was
named
Trom
the
Indian
words
"Edah
Hoe."
meaning
"Light
on
thei
'
Mountains."
Three
it
a
Crowd!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic
Fail
bazaar,
October
3
and
4.
Attention,
men
and
mm
women
of
the
Moose,
t
Joint
banquet
ami!
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iiiwiur
ui
j
JT
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n
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,
h-
iieid
In
Mouse
Temple!
J
Wednescluv.'
October
3.
Dinner
served
promptly
at
7
p
m.
No
admission
'.rue.
All
members
please
attend.
(231-2)
;
Mens
Rotary
tea,
Octuber
11,
Civic
Centre.
Lutheran
Tea,
October
13.
Rebekah
Bazaar,
October
20
L.O.BA.
Fall
Bazaar,
October
26.
Women's
Hopita!
'Auxiliary
Hallowe'en
Tea,
October
31,
it
home
of
Mr.i.
W.
C.
R.
Jones,
430
Fourth
Avenue
West,
Sonja
Bazaar.
November
2.
Legion
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
November
7.
Presbyterian
Church
Bazaar,
November
la.
The
Women
of
the
Moose
Fall
Bazaar,
November
16.
Cathedral
Bazaar,
Nov.
17.
I.O.D.E.
Fall
Ba.aar
November
22.
St..
Peters
Fall
Bazaar,
Nu-vember
29.
United
Church
W..A.
Fall
Bazaar,
Dec.
6.
Ft
NLRAL
NOTICE
AZAK
Nfar
CYdurvule.
fridiiv.
Si
pti'iiiljcr
M,
1U51.
Emily
Catherilu'
A;iK,
ute
2a
yt'nr,
beloved
dniiKhU'l'
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Stevens
Km-colitli.
B
c.
cunon
UiimI
is.
Piot
kier
win
Londuet
:;erwe.s
at
CireiivilH'
Court
C'liii)cl
nt
2
p.m.
Wednesday.
Ot-tolier
3.
Interment
to
follow
l-i
i'Liiuew
Cemetery.
B.
C.
Undert:tk-ers
in
cliurt;e
ol
urraiiKeim'iit.s.
(ltui
LOSl
LO.ST
liO-CAUT
BETWEEN
8th
i
and
Ctli
East.
Piione
Block
334.
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132)))
i
PEKSONAL
MOTHERLY
woman
will
link
alter
child
bv
the
dav
in
own
home.
Piione
Green
415.
i
236di
j
BACHELOR.
i7riiET
.u
r
i
Enili-n.
40
years.1
would
like
to
meet
ladv
with
view
to
marriaae.
Pnone
Bill,
i
Green
276.
between
6
and
7.
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RICHARD
SEPHTON.
district;
agent.
Mutual
Liie
of
Canada,
i
ls
in
the
citv
at
the
Savov
Ho-
uniine
3.
where
lie
will
be
dad
to
receive
Dersoual
or
uhonp
calls.
235c
i
i
ATTENTION
For
winter
com-
lort
have
u.s
cneck
vour
fur-;
nace
now.
Overhauls,
re-1
placements
and
new
installa-!
tiuns.
Call
Biack
884.
Th-mi
S.heet
Metal
Ltd.
(tf
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MORE
copies
of
Sent
1
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i
le-aturino
Columbia
Cellulose!
at
Port
Edward
are
now
avail-
,
able
at
vour
favorite
newsstand
for
mailing
to
vour
friends.
(tf)
f
OIL
HEATING
SERVICES
-
Lawrie
Mackav.
Mr.
Phone
Blue
187
P.O.
Box
687
The
service
that's
different,
clean
efficient
workmanship
rora-
Binm
a
thorouah
knowledge
of
eauiument
and
their
attendant
problems.
'This
ad.
temporary
oendina
onenin
of
fhno
and
display
room.
Watch
this
space).
itfi
The
next
time
vou
are
in
the
siore
ask
for
-.i
loif
of
-"ir
li"ed
wraoDed
bread
Phone
643
for
an
order.
Ruoert
Bakerv.
MALE
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Experienced
offica
e;erk
lor
construction
company
ofCi-e.
Must
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short-han:!
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writing
to
Box
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Daily
Nev.s.
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FEMALE
WANTED
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for
dav
work
Phone
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954.
(232ni
WANTED
Opportunity
exists
at
Dailv
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oflice
for
voung
woman
or
local
hiuh
school
graduate
interested
in
learning
lournanstic
work.
Snould
be
able
to
use
tvoewriter.
Samples
of
work
would
be
desirable.
Aoolv
Manager.
Dailv
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MONEY
FOR
YOU
Earr,
hiuhest
commission
s
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1
1
i
n
t
Name-on
Cnristmas
cards
and
Evervdav
card
assortments
wonderlul
values,
over
loriv
items
including
25
card
Christmas
itaiure
assortment.
Beloved
Authors
stories
assortment.
Velvetone
and
Star-b
r
i
t
e
metallic
assortments.
Canadian
scenes.
Christmas
carol.
Mountain
scene
pictures
and
cards,
personal
and
re-
-
li'.'ious
cards.
Kift
wrappings
diiiu
done
bells,
popular
comics
and
animated
humorous
cards,
kiddies
Christmas
books
and
cut-outs
also
Evervdav
assortments.
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for
cataloeue
and
samples
NOW.
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Limited
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Room
F.
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Street
Arcade
Toronto
H
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
General
Electric
floor
polishers.
$1
ner
day.
Phone
Blue
992.
Pacific
Elec.
trie.
(tf)
FOR
A
NEW.
HERTZ
U-Drive
phone
530.
Bus
Terminal
2nd
and2nd.
t246oi
41
U-DRIVE
CARS.
Phone
4i
711
Orenvilie
Court-
It.fl
FOR
RENT
Housekeeping
room
Married
rounle
only
Call
801
Borden
Street.
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RENT
WANTED
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3
or
4
rooms
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without
ehild-
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ren
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Nov.
1.
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214
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and
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or
smalt
comfortable
furnished
two-room
auaruiieni
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ScottWi
familv.
uiiiet.
nectapjp.
aesoerateiv
neea
.
three
or
four
room
home
or
I
aoartment
to
rent.
Can
anv-
one
heln?
PO
Box
23ii.
12320
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
100
eal.
ealvanized
not
water
taint;
also
not
water
iacket
heater.
12-in.
urate.
Phone
BiacK
218
:.'.
FOR
SALE
McClarv
Charm
kitchen
ranee.
Dot
burner.
Call
Citv
Transfer.
IJJUi
FOR
SALE
1
FAWCETT
CIROULAT-IliK
wood
heater.
Perlect
condition.
Pnune
Blue
984.
iSipi
FOR
SALE
1
single
bed
com-
I
Diete.
Blue
704.
i
233D
i
i
FOR
SALE
Studio
couch,
oer-!
lect
condition.
$66.00.
1423
Piagott
Ave.
(233ui
FOR
SALE
Small
Quebec
heater,
jooa
condition.
S18.
Auulv
old
Muif'iave
r"iaje.
mormnus
or
after
5:30.
(tf-nci
FOR
SALE
Well
eauiuoed
wood
working
business
with
lront
store
and
hoDov
shoo
low
doan
oavment.
T.
Norton
Youni.i
Keal
t-state
and
insurance.
Phone
451
or
ii4a.
(
232c
i
FOR
SALE
Dinette
suite-cabinet,
taole
ana
six
chairs.
Piione
Biue
34J
after
(i.
i232ui
FOR
SALE
Boys'
wi'ndbreakers'
school
shoes,
all
sizes
weii
made,
lots
of
wear.
tood
ao-peurance.
Bov.s'
windbreakers
S2.75
to
$5.50.
Bovs'
hoes
$4.4o
to
$5.35
or.
B.C.
Clothiers.
ttf.'
.FOR
SALE
Pot
oil
burner
kit-I
chen
ranae.
A-l
condition
Cuieman
oil
heater.
Pin
ue
Blue
900.
(232u'
FOR
SALE
Prince
RUDert
Ware-hou.se
8
ft.
2
x
4's
$55
per
thousand.
Less
than
8
ft.
$25
per
thousand.
i
235d
WANTED
Plavoen
and
crib,
Must
be
in
good
condition.
Black
78.
i232ui
FOR
SALE-,
Winchester
rifl"
25-20.
wartime
kitchen
stove.
1337
Overlook
Street.
(231o
FOR
SALE
One
medium
si'.i
Enterprise
oil
heater.
Phone
Red
598.
231o
-r":..
'
.
.
-
hauuinalu
ivnurt.'x
nn.Mz.o
-Line-beit
SDeeder
Shovels:
Cranes:
i)raann;n:
Adams
Road
Graders:
Littleford
Bros.
Black
Top
Road
Maintenance
Eauiument;
Owen
Clamsneli
Buckets
and
Rock
Grapc'es;
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifugal
Pumps;
National
Draeline
Scrapers
and
Buckets:
National
A'l
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists;
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotary
Screen.?
and
Conveyors.
Full
information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver.
BC
(tf)
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
household
furniture.
Sliahtlv
used
Kitchen
Sets.
Bedroom
Suites.'
Chesterfields.
Bovs'
Bicvcles
Bedside
Ruas.
Cribs.
Studio
Couches
etc..
sellim?
at
the
lowest
pnssib'p
prices.
B
C.
Furniture
Co.
Phone
Black
324.
(It)
New
30-lb.
Rail
20-LB
RELAY
RAIL
80
and
120-LB.
NEW
RAIL
Transformers,
motors
and
electric
power-plants
for
immediate
shipment.
Car
loads
of
2,
4
and
6-inch
pipes.
VANCOUVER
SALES
&
APPRAISALS
LTD.
New
D6
and
8
Caterpillar
Tractors,
CKeood.
Shovels.
For
Immediate
delivery
from
United
States
stock.
346
Beach
Ave.
Vancouver.
B
C.
(244c)
KEAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
4
room
house
on
float
40
ft
x
20
ft.
Contains
two
bedrooms
with
bed
and
'
mattress
first
class
stove
For
further
information
write
S.
G.
Furk.
Box
1639.
Prince
Rupert,
or
phone
Red
593.
1
233c
i
FOR
SALE
THE
EXCHANGE
BLOCK
Situ
ated
richt
in
the
heart
of
the
Business
District
of
the
Citv
of
Prince
Rupert.
Attractive
nrice
makes
for
a
good
Investment.
A
9
Room
residence.with
full
cement
basement.
Situated
at
803
Fraser
St.
in
Citv
of
Prince
Rupert.
Price
is
verv
attractive.
Vacant
lot
on
3rd
Avenue
In
City
oi
rnnce
Kuoert.
This
is
a
eift.
For
particulars
apply
to:
JOHN
GTJRVICH
Phone
32.
or
Red
511
Prince
Ruoert.
B.C.
(2410)
FOR
SALE
Industrial
lot,
if
and
43.
block
14.
section
1.
Next
Imperial
Machine
Wricks
i,
fits
are
.cleared
Rnr1
rj
i
lert
Annlv
Standard
Machine
Shon.
(H)
FOP
RAI.F
Prince
Opnrtre
B
C
Rantte
5.
Coast
District,
on
a
main
prr.vinf'i'l
hi'rnu-iv
mile
,.
so'it.h.
magnificent
frui"
n
port,
Fraser
Railway.
Trout
deer
rrw-
l"o
ne-
rr0nH
lunH
SJuiMVdp
.
dairy
r-Hle
sheen
fnrm.
Make
best
offer,
cash
of
term"
Ti
rmitrljr-id
Mr,
KHllen
fiitt-
mnrt
Wnnte
1
Rnx
125,
Sin
Luis
Obispo.
Calif
ornla.
(Hoi
Schedule
for
Thursday
Is
as'
follows:
Rurjert
Butchers
vs
Hi-Gulris,
and
2.
Miller
Bay
Hospital
vs
BC.
Parkers.
3
and
4.
Booth
No.
1
vs
Van's
Bakery,
anH
6.
Red
Devils
vs
Conrad
Seals,
and
8.
Cripples
vs
Ideal
Cleaners,
9
and
10.
W
Penguin
Hobby
vs
383
Taxi,
11
;
and
12-
"
I
Shenton's
S.M.
vs
CN
Tele-
In
graph.
1
and
2.
I
Cook's
Jewelers
vs
Fashion
Footwear.
3
and
4.
-
1
I'.R.
Plumbing
vs
Headpin
-
i'
ners,
5
and
6.
Pushovers
vs
Great
West
Life.
and
8.
Sons
of
Norway
vs
Hill,'s
Shoe,
Store.
9
and
10.
I
Canada
Life
vs
Wallace's,
11
Ladies'
high
single
and
high
thr.'e
scores:
Mrs.
J.
Shenton
320
and
719.
Men's
high
single
and
high
three:
E.
Lugrln,
329
and
786.
Cjfollting
Coil
being
Weighed
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
Btaft
Writer
Can
Outfit
Be
Bought
for
10
LONDON
A
controversial
theme
for
most
fashion
Twritrs
in
Britain
these
autumn
olays
is
whether
a
woman
can
buv
a
pre-
iseniaDie
outni
ior
xiu.
f
K
Since
the.
Labor
government
issued
a
women's
pamphlet
say-
lng
it
could
be
done,
articles
in
London
s
daily
newspapers
and
m
in
mosr.
women
s
magazines
nave
j
been
weighing
the
pros
and
cons,
j
The
verdict?
I-
can
be
done,
j
but
.
.
.
and
in
that
"but"
lies
i
the
story.
You
can
dress
cheaply
j
if
you
are
satisfied
with
the
!
stereotyped
mass-produced
ar-j
tide
that
are
sold
by
the
hund-
j
red.
You
can
find
short
swing
Jack-1
ets
around
5,
straight
skirl-;!
trom
2
10s.
upwards,
suits
at
seven
guineas,
dresses
around
3
and
accessories
costing
upwards
of
15s.
But
these
prices
do
not
include
that
":something
special"
I
that
makes
you
different
from
thr
crowd.
'
One
fashion
writer,
Gwen
Robyns
of
the
Evening
News,
wvnt
looking
for
ready-to-wear
cc:ktail
dresses
of
the
type
favored
by
the
bigger-income
office
group
the
boss'
private
secretary,
the
head
cashier
and
so
on.
She
found
prices
were
crushing.
REALLY
EXPENSIVE
'
They
ranged
from
30
to
60
for
off-the-peg
numbers
lovely
full
-skirted
dresses
with
embroidered
strapless
bodices
and
tiny
jackets
or
boleros.
These
are
the
messes
most
wqmen
sigh
for,
but
are
priced
well
beyond
the
means
of
the
highest-paid
office
worker.
COCKTAILS
TOO
Said
a
buyer
from
one
London
department
store
(Peter
Robinson,
Ltd.):
"If
a
customer
pays
25
guineas
for
a
cocktail
dress
she
expects
the
cocktails
as
well."
For
ordinary
day
wear,
most
women
of
the
"upper-office
set"
find
they
must
begin
where
the
Labor
government
left
off.
A
suit
or
coat
of
the
"right
type"
ranges
from
10
to
20
while
an
office
dress
costs
from
4
to
7.
(Accessory
changes
alone
one
of
the
mainstays
of
a
well-planned
wardrobe
based
on
a
few
good
pieces
are
in
themselves
expen-iv.
Just
a
pretty
chiffon
hankie
for
pocket
decoration
combined
with
matching
suede
belt
means
an
outlay
of
about
El.
'
High
prices
and
tight
purse
strings
have
resulted
in
a
ales
resistance
that
worried
Britain's
shppkeepers.
Some
have
started
Price-cutting
campaigns
that
have
nothing
In
common
with
the
usual
seasonal
sales.
One
company
with
19
shops
in
London
and
the
province
VC
&
A
Modesi
slashed
prices
to
below
cost.
For
Instance,
a
coat
for-
mrrly
costing
8
now
sells
at
6
For
the
moment,
however,
only
multiple
stores
and
a
few
private
firms
are
reducing
prices.
Most
women
have
their
fingers
crossed
hoping
department
stores
will
soon
follow
suit
with
high-qual-
I
:
:'v
1Vi
NOW
is
the
time
to
not
for
FOR
SALE
1937
Ford
2
ton
truck.
House
trailer.
18
ft;.,
fnllv
furnished.
House
trailer.
"R
C
Breeze."
16
ft
fullv
fur-nif-'hed.
Two
work
trailers,
dollvs,
nqssenser
and
truck
tires.
1929
Chevrolet
imtor.
fidiatcs.
etc.
Aonlv
TidlarKl
Pines.
Phone
Black
739
(tfi
WANTED
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TOP
MARKVT
PRICES
PAID
for
scran
iron,
steel,
brass,
cnooer.
lead,
etc
J
'nnest
pmdine
Promof
rrav-ment
made
Atlas
Iron
it
Metals
I.d..
?50
Prior
S
Van-cnnver.
B;
C.
Phone
PAciflc
6357.
(tf)
CASH
for
scran
cast,
brass,
coo-rwr.
batteries
nn
radiators.
Phone
543.
Call
629
6th
Avenue
West.
Citv.
(tf)
STEAMER
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
Vancouve
r
and
Intermediate
Ports
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Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
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I
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or
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WRATH
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478
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personality,
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radio
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She
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