euiiuiii(i.
tveuiuhiiy
tiie
Rupert
vs
Ontari
t
i
ti
ive
Kut-i'l'
LAjily
iNtrv?'
Ivioi.aa,
July
23.
lusi
Hotel
Men
In
Shutout
Miner
score
the
second
and
last!
run
of
the
saraf.
Several
times
the
clothiers
,
Abel
&
Odov.es
Loser
in
Ham-nail
litim
Vestrrday
UOIt
Will
r
JIIUVCU
IU
III-
vJU."
skirts,
about
four
miles
south
r,f
its
present
location.
j
Freight
sheds
and
Industrial
j
plants
alio
ill
be
moved
to
the
i
suburbs.
Another
project
tmder
way
is
j
the
construction
df
a
"bridge
j
across
the
Rideau
Canal
tn
the!
Honors
Even
In
Softball
Although
he
pitched
a
better
with
men
on
buses,
saenncea
.
game
gave
up
less
hits
and
no
fur
SCOilng
runs,
but
with
only
free
bases
than
winning
pitch
ed
Don
McDonald,
Abel
6c
Prince
Rupert
Softball
teams
centre
of
the
city.
It
Is
expected
Jack
Odowes
favorite
chucker
uir
u.iuge
iii
icurve
irainc
;
yenuay
8U....-U
...
y
fih.,rn
called
the
laser
in
'
1
one
error
against
them,
com-;
merclals
held
all
attempts
from
;
the
plate.
L
Don
McDonald,
who
Went
the
'
whole
way
for
the
first
time
season,
still
pitched
an
erratic
game
but
held
the
clothiers
down
to
six
hits,
gave
up
four
congesnon
arouna
the
National
i
m
two
games
witn
me
.
,r
coin-
,
WriIlt
v..me
with
War
Memorial
where
three
Ontario.
In
the
afternoon
the
a
i
f"
UJ
'".,.
streets
merge
Into
one,
almos
t
team
managed
by
Rusty
Ford
ran
IllflJlUlEl
DUUUH
bih..."...
It
was
one
of
those
games
when
things
go
wrung
for
a
into
one
bad
inning
and
went
Gown
8
to
5
while,
in
the
evening,
s
Art
Olsen
pitched
a
very
steady
walks,
hit
one
player,
Gloidiano,
team
and
everything
happens
in
directly
in
front
of
the
Parliament
Buildings.
BAN
COMMERd.U
TRAFFIC
Commercial
traffic
will
be
barred
from
Wellington
Street,
a
few
seconds.
The
two
runs
all(
wus
credited
with
six
stnk.;-wlth
which
the
hotclmen
won
ouls,
i
game
-
and
got
good
support
to
,
gain
a
5-3
victory
lor
me
cny.
,
...
the
,lrst
in.
:Vk
i
V
directly
in
front
of
the
Parlia
laliway
uacKs
anu
iiiuuiiict
Hias;
a
system
of
express
highways
and
numerous
street
improvements;
a
soning
of
areas
for
housing
developments:
a
re-
j
vision
and
enlargement
of
park
areas
and
facilities
for
recreation;
the
selection
of
sites,
ar-;
chltectural
cont
rol
of
design
an1
'
erection
of
Important
buildings.
THE
GREEN
BEIT
Provision
is
made
for
a
"Green
,
Belt"
-open
spaces
and
park-
i
ways
around
the
area.
i
The
Green
Belt,
three
to
five
;
miles
wide,
will
mark
the
limits
;
of
the
national
capital
area,
j
Anyone
building
outside
the
bell
j
will
not
receive
any
of
the
serv-
i
ices
supplied
by
the
municipal!-
j
ties
n'ithin
the
capital
area.
!
Within
the
Green
Belt
there
j
w
ill
be
-room
tor
500.000
peopie.
i
The
area's
population
now
Is
estimated
at
close
to
300.000.
j
The
belt
was
devised
as
a
,
means
of
discouraging
people
!
Irom
building
homes
along
provincial
highways
and
then
Tore-
I
ing
neighboring
municipalities
I
to
extend
water,
sewage
and
other
services.
Establishment
of
the
belt
is
expected
to
mean
that
farms
and
market
gardens
will
remain
within
easy
reach
of
the
capital
to
supply
the
area
with
food.
Work
has
already
started
-m
the
relocation
of
railway
tracKs
which
now
wind
through
the
city
to
Union
Station,
a
short
distance
from
the
Parliament
Sharpe,
pitching
a
hitless
game
after
the
fourth,
allowed
live
lilts,
no
free
bases
ai:J
struck
out
four.
Abel
&
Ortowes
committed
National
Capital
Groundwork
Laid
By
Planning
Body
By
D
ARCY
O
DONNE
LL
!
Cit
nudum
Press
fcStatl
Writer
OTTAWA
(CP)
Little
by
little
the
groundwork!
is
being
laid
for
the
development
of
Ottawa
and;
district
into
a
modern,
picturesque
national
capital
area.
A
numlr
of
projects
have
been
started,
but'it
may
be
75
to
100
years
before
work
is
completed
on
the
development
of
a
900-square-mile
capital
area,
j
The
area
will
include
Ottawa,
Hull,
Que-.,
and
28
other,
neighboring
municipalities
j
The
development
probably
'
!
will
cast
billions
of
dollars
be-
nis
w0r
was
interrupted
by
the
fore
it
is
completed,
but
many
outbreak,
of
the
Second
World
of
the
projects
are
expected
to
War.
be
self-liquidating.
The
plan::
Following
the
war,
the
gov-were
drafted
by
Jacquc
Grcber,
1
ernmenl
decided
that
instead
of
,
famous
French
town-planning
erecting
another
monument
to
expert.
His
final
report
wis
Canadian
war
casualties
it
placed
before
Parliament
at
the
,
would
develop
the
national
cap-;
.
resent
session.
j
ita
as
a
memorial.
Mr.
Greb-r
Mr.
Greber
was
brought
hee
again
was
engaged
to
do
the
by
the
Canadian
government
in
:
planning,
but
the
idea
of
dedi-1937
to
plan
the
location
of
a
eating
the
development
of
the
'
'
national
war
memorial
to
the
capital
ai
a
memorial
soon
Yv;i.s
fallen
of
the
First
World
War
dropped.
He
also
was
asked
to
draft
plans
Specifically,
Mr.
ureber's
plans
for
other
government
projects,
call
for
a
drastic
relation
nf
three
errors;
Commercials,
one
In
the
first
game
the
Navy
nlllg
6nfi
after
that,
it
was
jumped
Monk
Sundburg
for
five
practically
a
no-hlt
game
tor
big
runs
In
th.
second
inning
lne
clothiers.
But
the
damage
with
a
triple
by
the
leftfielder
had
been
done
and
they
com
J
Adolphe
driving
In
three
of
the
not
get
a
run
In
edgewise,
rum.
Prince
Rupert
kept
chip-
I
either.
ping
away
at
the
lead
and
was
i
Leading
off
In
the
bottom
of
beginning
to
hit
Navy
chucker
.
rhe
first,
Bruce
Slmundson
pelt-Hall
but
tlij
seventh
inning
ed
a
grounder
through
Seconti-came
around
too
soon
for
them
j
baseman
Tom
Pope,
who
should
to
catch
up.
Big
hitters
of
this!
have
stopped
ii.
SnoiUlou
Gioi-game
were
for
the
Ontario,
Der-
diano
picked
It
up,
but
the
throw
'
'GOODBYE
DADDY"
year-old
Larry
l'avne
soldier-iuUier
ir,
,
i'
brace
Gunnvr
H
W
Winnipeg
Wj
am,,
troops
who
left
f
,r
ttVi
ment
Buildings.
The
bridge,
named
for
the
late
Rt.
Horn.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
Kiiv4.
former
prime
minister,
is
expected
to
be
ready
for
use
lute
this
year
or
early
next
year.
Work
recently
was
.
suspended
because
of
a
shortage
of
steel.
The
Federal
District
Commission,
tlie
agency
carrying
out
the
development
program,
is
buyhi.;
up
property
in
various
parts
i
Cun.p
fiitiio.
Man.,
(,,?
uiuKiog
lor
Europe
i
27th
liricatl...
,rp
.,
ey
and
Bird,
with
2
for
5
and
.
to
first
went
wild,
giving
i-
CPA
Executive
to
Attend
Board's
Meet
h.
B.
Main,
general
traffic
munager
of
Canudlun
Pacific
Airlii.vs.
will
come
to
the
Associated
B
aids
of
Trade
uf
Central
Britl:.h
Columbia
convention
to
be
held
here
early
In
September.
He
will
represent
tn:
president
of
the
Airlines,
W.
G.
O.
McConuchie,
who
has
sent
re-
For
For
mundson
mundson
two
two
bases
Duses
on
on
a
a
oouu.v
Adolphe
with
his
triple.
the
district
for
use
later.
Some
ef
the
property
will
be
used
in
Prince
Rupert,
Larry
Matthews
,
error.
Cupt.
is.rlst'iphir
J-i
i
.
the
relocation
of
the
railways
had
2
Tor
4
with
a
double
and
;
Miner
Slmundson,
team
man-and
industrial
plants;
some
will
Tiny
Carlsen
had
a
long
triple,
j
aner,
followed
his
brother
with
be
used
for
parks;
sume
will
be
j
ij-ne
evening
game
was
the
re-
r
a
single,
scoring
Bruce
for
the
set
aside
as
sites
for
new
public
Lpmp
n
the
first
game
with
first
run.
Benny
Wimtle's
hit
put
tiir
vutHMMivt'i'
Tuy
I
I
whe
Mih'tnlijcd
a
brcV.-'
recent
fuvklrnt
a.
Y
yur
flown
to
PriiH'i-
buildings.
pTmert
eettine
awav
in
front
and
Miner
on
third
and
on
Joe
Davis'
..rets
ut
being
unable
to
attend,
end
Hospital,
v.u
The
land
now
used
by
th'"!th(
Navy
almost
catching
them
;
fly-out.
a
play
between
first
and
:
laH
nlnht
on
Ihe
Ctf
railways
and
by
industrial
plants
i
in
the
laU
Innings.
Rupert
scor-
,
second
put
out
Wlndle,
but
let
For
Action
Ad"ertlse!
his
home
in
Vaneotivn
will
be
reclaimed
and
used
for
en
in
the
top
of
the
first
when;
"
SMALL
TALK
ABOUT
WEDDING
PLANS
it
;
.
public
buildings,
apartments
or;iarry
LePage
walked,
took
sec-!
Pks.
j
onc)
on
spring's
sacrifice
and
The
plans
call
for
decentrali-!
fcored
on
a
single
by
Chris
zatlon
of
new
government
and
Dallyn.
Hits
by
Dunny
Bill,
Jerry
departmental
buildings
to
avoid
,
i
rd
and
Ray
Spring
scored
Bill
adding
to
the
present
downtown
iji
a
2-0
had
at
the
end
of
the
congestion
and
to
enable
civil
j
second
inning.
Navy
scored
one
servants
to
live
close
to
their
j
in
the
fifth
on
Dieroff's
single,
a
:
work.
j
walk
to
Boyd
and
a
wild
pitch
A
new
printing
bureau
will
be
Rupert
came
back
with
two
more
established
In
'Hull,
across
the
j
in
the
fifth,
when
Don
Scheik;
river
from
Ottawa,
where
there
I
led
--ff
with
a
triple.
Smith
waik-ls
room
for
housing
develop-
I
,d,
Bob
Loste
was
on
on
a
field-ments.
The
Bureau
of
Statistics
'
er
choice
and
Dannv
Bill
rifled
i
i
J
tii
'
J
VrK
YUr
nMrb
J
bf.-JJ"--
B.EGKdrich
dealer
;
;
$eol-o-mati$do
away
KtSL
gA
with
puncture
trouble
rfcJiiwJ
XrfU
-
'"
"
rou
,;9"
Z
tif.
ftu
m...
urged
,miinfl
M
p,
FHr
W0'iJ3jii:
'
-r-
j
M'Then
freedom
from
puncture
you'll
se
r
;
yjLP
ifciic'iv
fSrJVP-
!
ISeol-O-Matic
will
tnd
C4
iHMfS'jt
Flot
fir.,,
my
friend,
jTIf
If
PfJJvA
J
And
for
this
you
con
thonk
B.F.G."
SCii
f
T'lVvJ5'3
'
rm
NW
llw
"'ov
,r,,om
""
pnnrlures.
Equip
your
fir,
now,
'
f2$SlfWSwfflj(f
1
'
ilh
B.F.Goodrirh
SealMMir
Safety
Tubn
and
toUh.
Inni
milraie
Mm$tffl&!?fesla
'
Silvenown
Tire.
That'
the
way
lo
mily
njoy
mutorini.
B.F.
Cou.lrii
h
SealnMiet
aeal
punrturei
inntantly.
permanently
...
oi
you
ride.
No
air
lo...
No
Uther.
So
i-o.lly
Mlf0jfl'''illpSfl(,
Ajlflj
I
repair!
10
torn
tirea.
See
these
trouble.
aavera
today,
at
your
neighborhood
lit'
I
T'
''
iWl'(&$
9
'
l
fin
WW
rlltlTTiTE33irf
f
lilt
fsttlliyy
a
!
and
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation
are
creeling
new
buildings
on
the
outskirts
of
Ottawa
where
there
are
plenty
of
open
spaces.
National
Defence
headquarters
also
will
build
on
the
outskirts.
a
dotiuie
along
me
tniru
ua.se
j
line,
parkins
replnred
LazaruK
on
the
mound
for
the
Ontario
and
walked
Gerry
Ford
but
got
j
Olst
ii
and
LePag
j
to
get
out
of
'
trouble.
In
the
bol
torn
of
the
j
(seventh
the
Navy
had
Rupert
.
I
,ans
worrl
'd
when
Dieroff
led
I
don't
care
what
I
Ihe
I'm
"If
you
insist
on
Inviting
h-r
to
the
wedding,
we
may
as
well
call
the
whoh?
thing
off!"
But
thir.k
f
all
ft
ytitir
I9?!
wouM
clop
'd,
cliur."
bridesmaids
WcP.r
.
.
not
wearing
a
tux."
Mr.
Greber's
plans
provide
fo;'
the
establishment
of
a
new
national
art
gallery,
a
national
theatre
with
a
seating
capacity
of
2500,
an
auditorium
and
convention
centre
with
a
seating
capacity
of
10,000,
a
national
library,
a
national
stadium
and
.sports
centre,
botapical
and
zoological
gardens,
and
a
70,000-acre
park
In
the
Gatineau
HilU.
eff
with
a
double
und
MacClean
fing'ed.
Dior
ff
scored
on
a
flt'der's
choice
then
Perkins
:lng'ed
to
score
Adolphe.
Deny
walked
and
the
tyin!!
runs
were
rn
base
but
Bird
f.vw
out
to
Oo
y
Smith
who
made
a
nice
lunnvnn
catch
to
retire
the
side.
Di!f
fled
the
Navy
swatsmiths
(CI.OSl
HE
TIME
10
a.m.
on
(lay
of
piibliralion)
Classified
Advertising
Is
payable
In
advance.
P.cas
refrain
from
telephoning.
C'ass&
Word
p-r
insertion,
mlnimun.
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
if
Tliaiilss,
1?'.
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Eni'.agenient
Aniiouncenii.nui
$-00.
.
,
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE.
aiimqeri
With
a
double
and
a
single
while
j
Ai!
Iphe
hud
a
double.
Leading
!
tli1..'
rs
for
liuoert
In
this
game
;
er(
Danny
Bill
with
a
double1
and
a
single
and
Don
Scherk
;
with
a
triple.
j
Player.?
of
the
two
Prince
Ru-peit
teams
are
now
asking
for
a
.
game
against
each
other
to
de-i
BUA1S
(OH
iAI.E
l-.KV.NAL
B.
F.
GOODRICH
Tire
Dealers
in
Prince
Rupert
I'dK
HEM
KOH
KENT--
liuiiin
.
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and
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cooking
ulensns.
$2siiu
ca.sn.
Auulv
"four
Winds."
Prince
Uuuert
Yacht
Club.
ill)
FOR
SALE
10
',
It.
soeedboat.
doubie
pianKcd.
Phone
BiacK
U4o
alter
o
u.ni.
(171ui
WW
ir.
a
posnmuiy
mis
game
win
ue
held
so-jn,
maybe
next
Friday
nl:;ht.
Tonight
in
a
regular
league
game
the
Columbia
Cellulose
and
Hawks
will
meet
at
Oyro
Park.
First
(lame
1IMCS
Ontario
AB
R
H
f'
V-
7
ECIPES
R
I'OU
RENT
-
8i
Pnone
Kt-tl
8'iU.
FOR
I
(FN
1
1.;
v
cablfi.s
on
t
h-Lake.
Terrace.
HC
wt-eK
or
mouth
'
1).
Coilliur.it.
U
Terrace
li
C.
FOR
RENT
Rinnl
fur
b.ns.
233
7;h
FOR
RENT
Rtmm
lor
Kentlenicrt
i"
'
I-lione
Huii
K
482.
FOR
KEN
T
--
General
Electric
iiuor
poiuhers.
$1
per
duv.
Plitinp
Uiuo
D'J2.
Purine
En-elm:,
t
111
PHONE
18
vorir
Northland
Dairy.
Hir
daily
delivi-rv
exi-t-Bt
fcjtiti-dav.
liv
looklne
alter
vour
nulK
vour
milk
will
ihi
alti-r
you.
Keen
ii
fool.
At!
milk
ituurantet-d.
I
til
GIVE
the
folks
at
home
a
treat
.
.
.
get
one
of
our
ili-lli-nm.--cakes
or
ou-.s.
Rupert
'
Hkety
Ltd.
Phone
(14:1
tor
ordtr.
'til
&
cl
jroc
eJMona
ti&ine&d
an
Dei
vy,
ss
5
12
Bird,
2b
3
i
i
SIMMER
FRl'IT
SALAD
(Serves
6)
Cut
2
honeydew
melons
In
Inch
thick
slices.
Pare
and
slice
4
iOK
SAI.h
Langlois.
3b
Olson,
lb
....
FOR
SALE
-Refrigerator,
good
SUj.OU.
Red
739.
1
17301
i;:al
hST.vre
41
U-DRIVE
CARS.
:
It
I
(
ti
elivilit-
t;-jnt
'
'
'
FOR
A
NEW
Ilfl7
i
Div"i.
Mil),
tills
oranges
and
6
peaches.
Make
j
Dieroff.
c
..
watermelon
balls.
Now
fill
one
j
MacLean,
rf
lv
neydew
slice
for
each
serving
Boyd
cf
with
watermelon
balls.
Arrange
;
Adolphe,
If
Colussi's
Music
Store
Arceiits
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOn
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
21(1
4th
Rt.
Ph.
BkKit.
389
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
STONE
BUILDING
sliced
oranges
on
one
side
ofi"alt'
P
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
GIL
BURNERS
FO!t
SALE
Pot
burner
ranse
and
healer.
Pnone
fbti.
davs.
-
.
1
1740)
FOR
SALE
EnulLsh
pram,
eood
conuition.
Sln.uu.
1419
mh
East.
(171PI
FOR
SALE
Oil
ranse.
w
hits
plate,
peach
slices
on
the
other.
Garnish
peaches
with
berries.
Fill
out
the
plate
with
little
nut
34
AB
4
Prince
Rupert
1
L.
Matthews,
2-3b
bread
.
sandwiches
and
'
'
.
enamel,
wick
4ve:
lloat
valve,
pipes,
et;.,
inclilded:
excellent
condition.
Reasonable
price.
Red
47i
H73UI
.$2,800.00
FOR
RALE
"Wartime
Four,
one
block
noin
bus.
liiiiuediai
e
pov-.es.-don.
Full
price
S2.HDU.UU.
Terms.
K-
E.
MORTIMER
Real
Estate
and
Insurance
363
3rd
Ave.
.
Plume
88
j
,
,
Il7ii-J)
FOR
SALE
Two-bed
room
hou.se.
full
concrete
basement,
tie
Inlaid
linoleums,
interior
ni:;e-lv
finished,
cabinet
kitchen,
closcls
In
bedrooms.
hail.
Bathroom
rebuilt
Pembroke
Rlvle.
Furnished
or
unfurnished.
Phone
Red
U83.
1211)
8th
Ave.
East.
(
171c
t
FOR
SALE
Wartime
fo.tir
on
D.
Young,
c
4
M.
Sundburg,
p-2b
4
T.
Carlsen,
If
3
D.
Hartwlg,
lb
-
3
PHONE
BLUE
593
P.O.
BOX
1184
and
2nd.
WAMID
TO
I
WAN!
"ED
TO
RENT
I
liiriiisherl
h.m-'e
ut
.).i.-tilv
Ncvr.
WANTI-:b
House
!
sleadv
iifo'cssiiiiu.
Ino
lo
brin"
:
familv
to
rltv
ti'f;
residence,
Dailv
11E1.H
WANTI
WANTED---TWO
ceiif:
oressers.
Exiienonf
but
not
necessari
J
neer
Laundiv.
WANTED
-
WnJ'r.
wae.es.
Auolv
M"-
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITOR1)
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
PHONES:
Black
752
Red
894
P.O
Box
1670
T.
Sedgwick,
cf
3
0
B.
Wagner,
3b
2
0
R.
F:)rd,
p
1
1
R.
Spring,
ss
3
0
R.
Martin,
rf
3
0
FOR
SALE
Flooring
hot-hou.se
!
Kl-.iss,
doors,
sash,
ba.seboards,
I
etc.
See
lor
vourself
or
phone
:
GOO
re:
"Ocmoiiiion
Kinu
Ed-;
ward
School."
and
leave
information.
Boulter
and
Welter.
ttfi;
NATIONAL!
Y
KNfMN
NAMKS
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
lames
Block
G03
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
5
8
Mat-
30
Olson,
hits,
1
wo-base
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
Ling-belt
Speeder
Shovels;
Cranes;
Draeliia.i:
Adams
Road
Graders;
Lnueford
Bros.
'
Black
Too
Ro-.td
Maintenance
!
Eauiomen'
;
Owen
Clamshell
TO
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
its
branches
204
41
h
Street
Phone
S5
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
thews.
Three-bate
hits,
Adolphe,
Carl-im
Strikeouts:
Hall
4,
Sunburn
3,
Ford
'
Bases
on
balls:
Hall
1,
Sundburg
3,
Ford
0.
Second
Game
WANTHI
WANTED
-,-
I,rP,
PRICES
PA1U
f'T
steel.
brns
corty
Honest
cmlim!
'.'
ment
rnaclc
Metals
Ltd..
2;t0
coitver.
H.
C.
"
B357
Overlook
tu.st
on'
6th
Ave.
Iin-med'ate
uo.ssession.
Fiirnih-fl.
$3800
unfurnished
$321)0.
R
E
MORTIMER
Real
E-state
and
Insurance
353
3rd
Avenue
Phone
B8
(171ci
WILL
SACRIFICE
choice
business
nrooertv
In
central
loea-tlun
(In
downtown
areai
for
Immediate
rsh
sale.
Write
Box
150.
Dailv
News.
171c
FOR
RALE-
Fifth
Ave
East
near
Mi'Britle
St.
Well
built
hou.se.
5
rooms
and
b.ith.
urnlshed
or
unfurnished.
Priive
Runer!
Realty
Co..
over
Broadwav
Cafe.
(172
c
I
A.
P.
GARDNER
8
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
Bell,
C.A.
325
4th
Avenue
East
P.O.
Box
1247
Phone
Rtxi
879
SFU
mot
;itc:
Trince
Rnjiert
2
AB
For
Results
AD
VERTIS1
MATTSON
S
UPHOLSTERING
rhone
Blue
126.
P.O.
Box
528
234
3rd
Ave.
E.
Prince
Rupert,
BjC.
H.
LePage,
c
2
R.
SprlnK,
rf
3
C.
Dallyn,
3b
4
C-.
8cherk.
2b
4
uucKeis
ana
KocK
Grannies;
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers'
Clark
Forkllft
Trucks:
Nelton
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifugal
Pumps:
National
Dragline
Scrapers
and
Buckets;
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists;
National
Portable
Sawmills;
National
Rolarv
Screens
and
Conv.-yors.
Full
Information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.O
(tf)
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
firr
nllure
and
hardware.
Bovs'
bicycles,
new
coffee
tables,
chests
of
drawers,
beds,
chesterfields.
Mavtae
wa.shlne
machine,
chesterfield
beds,
scores
of
other
articles
at.
lowest
nricj!.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Phone
Bl-ack
324.
(tfc
CASH
For
scran
cast.
:
batteries
and
rQiit
543
Call
C2'J
Gin
"
Citv.
J.
Smith,
cf
2
0
B.
Losie,
If
3
1
I.AM
WttilHTRY
ACT
TENDERS
D.
Bill,
lb
S
1
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1G26
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
iEl'AlUS,.'
J.
Ford,
ss
2
0
WrtlXIM
flclent.
service
A.
Olsen,
p
3
0
WE
RENT
TRUCKS,
COMPRESSORS,
CONCRETE
MIXERS
By
hour,
day
or
month
Phone
Blue
939
Salisfafl"1
Jeweller,
teed
H.
G.
HELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
90
Evenings
Black
889
26
AB
FOR
RALE
Tenders
will
be
received
bv
the
tindersli'ned
mi
to
noon.
Aui'u.st
6th
for
the
nurchase
of
Block
"A"
of
Lot
752
Oueen
Charlotte
District,
together
with
Imnrnvemp"':
situated
therein
and
contents
Terms:
Strictlv
cash.
Highest
or
an"
tender
not.
neressarilv
nccented
Oorilon
Ffaser
Forbes
Official
Administrator
Administrator
of
the
Kstnte
of
Alex
Johnson,
de-eased.
(173c)
IIMCS
Ontario
FOR
SALE
1937
Ford
In
pond
condition.
$400.
Phone
Green
728.
(173c)
Re:
eminent
ot
Tltl
SftOOB-I
to
Lot
Thrr
(St.
Block
Twelve
112).
St-ctlon
One
(l),
city
ol
Prlnr
Ruprt,
Map
923.
WHEHEAS
BntlHfHCtory
proof
of
lot
of
the
above
Certlilcate
of
Title
Indued
fn
the
name
of
Ercole
CoIuhsI
has
been
Hied
In
tills
orftce.
notice
1h
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
(lute
of
the
first
publication
hereof.
Issue
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
In
lieu
of
said
lost
Certlhcute,
unless
In
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
In
wrltlnts.
DATKD
at
the
Land
Registry
office.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
this
18lh
day
ol
June,
1U51,
A
D.
,
Andrew
Thompson,
i
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
I
IJO.
JU2.9.10.23)
Derey,
ss
3
0
Bird,
2b
4
0
Langlbis.
3b
?.
3
0
Olson,
lb
3
0
Dieroff,
c
3
2
Eddie's
Beauty
Salon
Permanents
Exclusive
Razor
cuts.
Appointments
made
to
your
convenience.
Phone
Red
4!I0
-
739
2nd
Ave.
Opposite
Liquor
Store
B'OR
QUICK
SALE
Oak
dining
room
suite
with
china
cabinet.
In
excellent
condition.
Black
910.
(171di
TitX
sneclnllst
-1
Stone
BulKliii"
TUTION
MacLean,
rf
3
0
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
JEWELRY
'
.-
'i.
.
(V
"I
Boyd,
cf
2
0
Adolphe,
If
3
1
Lazaruk,
p
2
0
Perkins,
p
1
0
BOYS
OR
6'H
Cleaner
Cutting
Saws
FIREMEN
and
Engineers
Engineer
will
Rive
tuition
and
coaching
Junior
Engineer
certificates,
if
there
Is
sufficient
demand.
Replies
with
phone
numbers
to
Box
154,
Dftl'y
News.
(171c)
FOR
RENT
,
,.
hilV
'
-
upenini;s
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
GORDON
D.
R0NSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733
5lh
Ave.
W.
black
503
Tew
eew
will
tut
cleaner,
truer,
fester
when
filed
cm
ur
p
retU.on
mmcliine.
Quick
ervfc
ob
ell
typn
uf
.
SHORES
(-RED1T
JEWELLERS
Gruen,
Bulova.
Rolex.
Cvma.
Tavannes.
Elain.
Waltham
and
Hamilton
watches.
Wedeewood
dinner
sets.
Community
plate
and
Roaers
silverware,
etc.
No
extra
charee
for
credit.
Conflict
our
local
awnt,
Henrv
Whiteside
Red
411
U73c)
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
27
3
7
Dieroff,
Ad-
hits:
Two-base
Brim
your
nws
in
wwr.
VM
Wri
retouuieo.
on
Daily
Nl'",.l
various
parts
of
1
;
APPLY
AT
0Ff;
Speciol
BoihL
for
Good
Sc"V
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
D.C.
21
-
23
Eesncr
Block
Phone
Blue
442
;
FOR
SALE
Summer
cottage.
I
barcain
for
Quick
sale
Best.
,
uot
on
Lake
Kalhlvn.'
Fullv
I
enulooed
readv
to
en'er.
I
Phone
389.
(tfc)
CARS
FOR
8AI,K
olphc.
Bill.
Three-base
hits:
Scherk.
Strikeouts:
Lazaruk
l,
Perkins
1,
Olsen
9.
Bases
on
balls:
Lazaruk
4,
Perkins
1,
Olsen
2.
FOR
RENT
Five
room
house,
fullv
furnished
References
r"-aulred.
Box
157,
Dailv
News
(173Q)
ROOMS
FOR
RENT
Phone
fed
232.
U72D)
I
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
i:n."
ncnoTT
tlace
B.ix
1011
a'ation
B
(Agent:
Bus
Terminal)
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
FOR
SALE
1940
4
rinor
Chev
In
Rood
condition.
1425
lll.h
East.
(176P)