SAYS
POTATO
BEST
KENTVTLLE,
N.S.
The
oiJ
Unit
,.;
'
Pota
said
by
adding
a
cream
or
butter
to
food
combinatlor
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
January
4,
1951
Depiores
Increase
Irish
diet
of
salt
and
potatoes
Sport
Shots
.
.
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o...,
Wit'
provide
e
cry
eler.,.
.
Blackwood
On
Bridge
By
Eosley
Blackwood
were
not
oaa,
saia
.
c.
Wu..,
lrlbuting
to
,
,
l
-"""'
l
of
the
Ontario
Agriculture
De-,
-Jl,!
e''w
In
Juvenile
Crime
HALIFAX
W
After
25
vears
as
Want
Ads,
Sure
Result
n-n.V,
Vn
n
.M,15W
Bv1e
nil
W
own
The
Percent
ln
a
s"pppn
hwe
Jll
The
first
game
of
the
new
crier
at
the
Halifax
countv
court.
National
Hockey
Association
was
style
is
that
she
nearly
always
bids.
This
is
a
very
J
dangerous
practice
but
has
a
few
good
points
along
(
,
I
James
Granville
savs
one
of
the
J-lavea
81
Mumreai
i
years
ago.
jas
the
best
In
the
world,
,M
found
h,g
cnanges
in
the"
court
in
rP
Canadlens
defeated
the
Cobait
nll,i
Kiluap
Ci
hit
1
Tho
M
A
'Not
So
Jolly"
frtiio-V.
.
-C.
m.-jio
mc
KuinB
icoi.jr
.uubii.
I
cent,
years
has
been
the
nerens-
"J
y,
.".-
,
i
,
Pi
I
C
A"
all-England
team
failed
to!,
n'umber
of
youn
people
enlarged
-shortly
after
that
by
wlth
the
bad.
KveryOiK
KnOWS
JV11S8
Ul'asn
Will
uve:-
BritlSh
jDOrt!ffwyortrtort
TtA
S&
call
on
practically
nothing.
But
sometimes
she
has
,
,
f
i
and
the
fiasco
.
was
made
de
com:
com.j
j
"Every
avery
year
year
the
me
boys
Doys
appear-
appear-
was
was
not
not
fomed
f0rmed
until
untu
1917.
1917.
lotvnnnr
Vmnrl
T-fpv
iiavlnor
never
knows
for
sure,
but
-
---
--
.-m..s
r
,
l,l-,n,
rl..
Yiav
nnnnnPiHG
I
plete
by
a
loss
to
the
United
'ng
seem
to
become
younger
and
stntes
.
they
are
charged
with
mora
Her
1
Tex
Rickard
who
lifted
the
,,c'',"
.
"u
'
'
"
At
Low
Ebb
West
dealer.
1
The
soccer
situation
got
worse,
ions
crimes,
says
the
crier,
win;
fight
game
from
the
"ham
aivi
The
press
had
pointed
out
that
is
retiring
at
me
age
01
bo.
Ea.st-We.st
vulnerable.
!
Niiilll
(
Mlsh
IIiHSh)
ts-
k
j
5
4
a
I
n
-
7
6
D
1(1
9
7
4
I
despite
the
Brazilian
flop,
a
na-
j
Mr.
Granville's
solution
to
the
tlonal
professional
team
from
increase
in
juvenile
delinquency
England
or
Scotland
had
never
ajms
at
the
hme.
failed
to
beat
a
European
team
UJ
beeve
more
MipmW(m
lU
Many
Reverses
During
Last
Year
Always
Hopeful
By
BEN
PHLEGAR
eggs"
cla
into
the
ranks
of
bi
;
bu
iness,
Hied
at
Miami
Bcn
-h
22
years
ago.
Rickard
stu'ted
lii;
sports
promoting
career
In
l;lil;i
at
Goldficlrls,
Nov.,
and
nm.nii!
other
chamuiens
he
manuged
Jack
Dcinpsey
and
Gene
Tunney.
C
A
B
Krt-t
oti.
(
iiioin'1""'
sa
H
K
9
3a
1
Q
J
c
k
ij
10
a
4
carefully
reviewed
for
him
twi':e
with,
apparently,
a
minimum
of
enlightenment.
Finally
lie
achieved
the
brilliant
idea
that
maybe
Mr.
Champion's
bidding
was
psychic
and
the
opponents
were
laying
some
sort
of
a
trap
for
him.
With
a
cagey,
knowing
look
that
said,
"thought
you
had
me,
didn't
you?"
he
pa-s-sed.
So
three
spades
became
the
contract
and
as
you
see
Miss
Brash
made
it
with
ease,
losing
only
two
hearts,
a
diamond
ana
a
club
The
East-West
cards
pre
cold
for
either
five
hearts
or
five
diamonds.
Don't
feel
too
sorry
for
Mr.
Muzi'y.
Better
players
than
he
are
sometimes
talked
out
of
contracts
that
are
ice-cold.
But
if
U)NDON
AP,--Briti,h
sports-
"
mn
u,e
w""u
"B,
home
is
needed,"
he
says.
-Too
men
look
forward
U
better
"u'"'
'many
of
these
young
boys
are
mh-rs
in
19M
-forward
beta",
1
Before
the
year
ended
this
allowed
t0
run
the
sUu
aild
about
the
only
direction
they
record
had
been
broken.
.
I
lhrn
they
end
un
ln
the
prhon-can
Yugoslavia
held
England
to
a
tan
look
iuur
uiiri
after
la.st
m.i,
,.u
year
I
1
followed
ers
d
Austrla
1
Things
got
so
bad
in
1950
that
hl,
,.imm,MD.
mi-scotland
1
The
crier
says
another
thins:
(Mr.
Mimy)
K-10
U
H
A
Q
K
4
I)
A
K
5
3
2
f'-J
7
Joe
Lcuis
Is
Winner
he's
noticed
in
recent
years
is
even
Britons
goL
tired
of
beius
j
leam
,n
Glasgow
i0.
cheerful
losers.
Th
niiprn
nnntiniied
virtu-
the
large
increase
in
the
number
The
country's
sportswriters
1
any
unbroken
through
other
f
criminal
cases,
Siilllll
(Mr.
)illl)
s
A
y
h
7
a
H
J
10
0
8
C
0
8
3
2
The
bidding:
Went
Nrt
ii
Kuvl
ID
IS
2
C
Pass
Pass
3
D
Scores
Technical
Knockout
In
Fourth
Round
Over
l'reililie
Beshore
went
so
far
as
to
suggest
that
Sp0rts.
I
the
traditional
cries
of
"Jolly
(;olF
AND
TENNIS
also
produced
the
colts
that
won
well
done"
be
saved
until
some-
Pnnk
Kirnnnhan
of
the
Unit-
the
Derby
and
the
St.
Leger.
Smith
a
h
3
S
DETROIT.
Joe
Louis,
former.
eri
States
won
the
British
ama-
rreeoooier.
irora
me
wiong
am
Pass
Pass
Pans
world's
heavyweight
champion,
teur
golf
championship.
Bobby
of
the
Irish
border
ta
the
Br,t-
C
When
Miss
Brash
overcalled
you
try
the
tacticsAised
by
M,
body
did
"jolly
well.
The
difficulties
started
early
and
they're
not
"cr
yet.
In
January,
Freddie
Mais
lost
Dale
beware.
Have
reason-
Locke
of
South
Africa
won
tne
...lu
,..,
u,,u
when
he
slaDDed
Freddie
Beshore
'
with
one
spade
on
today's
hanoi-"'-
-
a
"
'Uar
And
an
neVJL.iPP
safe
Place
t
t0
run-
olner
nvlt.ish
nnennnd
the
Vicomtesse
National
steeplechase.
nnrtner
Mr
Dale,
susnected
atJ'y
France
American
colt
William
Wood-
01
i
i"
urg,
r
L
.
.t
C.,.
Vwhw
Cn
Vc
Inr
n,
A
the
hiH
mmpf
l
ltp
V
Hut.
hll
rt.
w"'-'
-rw..-
De
Saint
Sauveur
of
lllWII
III
LUC
1UU1
Lil
IUUIIU
ui
V
........v.
.J
.j
.
.
-
.
.
I
fVinir
topfi
tUtixr
mnu
hPU.'
V.lll
ward's
Prince
Simon
was
ac-
..I..-
t-i..i
I,r
ciinh
fina
cnada
Eimimrr.
II
r
tv-w
v..,
y
x...
j
his
world
light-heavyweight
tilt
to
the
United
Slates'
Joey
Max
lm
Briton4
fought
for
four
mor
won
the
British
women's
tournament.
The
British
women's
Cur-
claimed
the
horse
of
the
year.
tr.i-iuu.mei.
o.
me
J'
T
"P
into
small
bits.
afford
to
.et
m,
,,
i-j!
i,
.,
u,
had
his
nose
broken
and
his
left
decided
he
could
altora
to
get
"That
takes
care
of
Aunt
Hattie,
Cousin
Tillie,
Aunt
Muthild;
and,
oh,
yes
now
o
get
something
for
you!"
world
crowns
during
the
year.
Us
Cup
team
was
Deaien
oy
-
were
America,
owned
and
one
e
bat"y
cut
before
tne
referoe
a
little
fancy
ln
an
eff0rt
t0
r?heT!woSrcoTl
t
In
the
fourth,
keep
the
enemy
off
balance
,
round
on
a
Ivice
of
ringside
doc-
So
Mr.
Dale
bid
two
nearts
is
American
bred.
1
tors
ju.sl
like
he
nad
it.
As
he
had
They
ended
up
owning
none.
united
(States.
For
the
first
time
England
lost
in
tennis
the
British
Davia
a
cricket
series
on
home
soil
to
Cup
team
lost
in
the
first
round
Effective
Living
New
School
Class
ine
one
major
excepuo.i
m
..
figured,
this
was
too
much
bid
the
West
Indies,
three
matches
of
the
European
zone.
The
wom-
to
oe.
en's
Wightman
Cup
team
was
the
X
f?r
Mr'
,fhen
all
the
United
States
and
tne
excellent
untisn
snowing
ai
,
i
four
players
are
bidding,
Mr.
The
leading
racehorse
owner,
Deaten
oeaten
bv
by
lninK
on,!
rin
"RritUh
nrv
HHtnn
onl
at
fir
AC
the
last
me
uuropean
tracK
ana
neiu
-
-
--'-"-
..
"
''
Muzzy
is
likely
to
forget
who
I
VICTORIA
(CPi
A
class
in
tatc
.r
Prpnr-hmenlhe
1R
at.
wimhledon
widelv
re-
championships
at
Brussels
in
,
"
,,
.
.
",'lbid
what.
Unable
to
find
any
"effective
living"
has
been
start-
I
It
was
at
2
minutes
4
48
seconds
,
u'
A
k
.h
n.....,u
r-,.i.....i
J
41V
r
K
first
foreign
grand
slam
since
-jaroed
as
the
world
champion-
August.
Henry
11
opened
the
first
Eng-
ships
or
tennLs.
The
British
team
won
eight
li.sh
track
in
1174.
Besides
furnishing
the
leading
events
to
six
for
the
vaunted
British
soccer,
long
regarded
men
In
British
racing,
France
Russians.
vf.
PP
hmeH
r?hUd
that
,in?
PaMed-
1
partment
of
Education,
Mr
chaml,lon
made
Sudsing
desiraoie
family
and
anotherl
ba
tie
to
save
the
bloodied
ore!m
furtner
pu."fl'ment
-'ionships
the
Exnerts
were
vi.
t
uallv
imam-
",ouUs
ft.nd.
?l
thu
Po!nt.
Ml'
1,
course
al,
ineludes
material
for-
in
mous
in
the
belief
that
t,,,
'
Mu.zy
asKea
lor
a
review
01
the
merly
handled
handled
separately
separately
DKioing.
Me
was
torn
ne
coma
guidance,
-health
and
alcohol
review
only
when
it
was
his
turn
;
education
programs,
to
bid.
Mr.
Dale
promply
made,.
For
pupils
in
el-udes
K,.Ven
to
it
Muzzy's
turn
with
a
bid
of
nine
the
aims
are
to
Hm,pt
three
spades.
duties
and
responsibilities
as
.showed
remarkable
improvement
in
disposing
of
Beshore
in
su.-ii
workmanlike
fashion.
Beshore,
ten
years
younger
than
Louis
and
nearly
19
pounds
lighter
at
191V2
pounds,
was
nearly
cut
to
pieces
by
the
Brown
Bomber,
By
this
time
there
was
a
look
,.,n
..
:..:
....
!
-"';'r""
"
family
living
muw.jr
a
uux.
aiic
uiuumg
WU.t
1
Teachers
are
enllui.siai.stic
over
!
the
possibilities
of
the
course.
Olive
Herridge,
a
school
vice-principal,
said:
"We
don't
want
students
to
feel
that
their
family
is
'wrong'
or
that
they
are
not
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Rockettes
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will
be
sune
bv
Rev.
Father
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Annunciation
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Frldav.
January
5.
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to
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will
be
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bv
Rev
Father
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J.
Rayner.
Friends
kindlv
assemble
for
orave--
n
8
o'clock
this
evening
at
Gren-ville
Court,
Chapel.
B.
C.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
arrangements.
(It)
.
"Hey,
als
this
ruv'r
Rood!"
LONDON
(CP)
A
party
of
tunity
to
look
at
themselves
and
distinguished
Danish
scientists,
see
what
they
can
do
to
make
with
a
selected
crew,
has
set
sail
things
better."
on
a
two-year
cruise
of
modern
j
While
some
pupils
do
not
take
discovery.
Their
goal
is
an
un-,a
part
in
the
general
open
dir,-known
world
the
hitherto
un-
j
cussions,
one
teacher
said,
"At
explored
regions
of
the
ocean
least,
they're
hearing
about
ex-depths.
periences
of
others
and
can
see
Organizer
of
the
expedition
Is
that
others-liave
ttreir
problem.,
Haakon
Mielche,
Danish
author,
t00-"
who
conceived
the
idea
of
the
otner
toPics
touched
In
the
trip
while
his
country
was
under
course
include
family
budgeting,
German
occupation
during
the
home
planning,
vocational
plan-last
war.
He
succeeded
in
Inter-,
nln8
and
course
selection,
use
of
csting
some
of
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SUPPLY
COMPANY
193
Sparks
St..
Ottawa.
Ontario.
(T.F.S-Hl
Business
and
Profession
HELP
WANTED
HELP
WANTED
Retail
sales
ters;
Rockettes
vs
Gingersnaps:
Battlers
vs
Mansons:
Comm"-
Niels
Bohr,
the
atomic
specialist!
SLATTA
In
the
ritv
Tuesdav
January
3.
1951
Knut.
age
64
vears,
beloved
husband
of
Mis.
Julie
Slatta.
1901
7th
Avenue
East.
Rev.
E.
Soi'and
will
conduct
services
at
Grenville
Court
Chapel
at
2
D.m.
Frid.iv
Janu-nrv
5.
Interment
to
follow
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
B.
C.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
arrangements.
UU
oTn
v.
Wall
Pharm
Tskecita
Anton
Bruun,
of
Copen-
...
.
hagen
s
zoological
museum.
uroc.
vs
ibiienions.
clerks
permanent
woik.
ni)-ply
Box
858
for
interview
giving
lull
particulars
as
to
experience,
etc.
tu
WANTED
Truck
driver
for
local
deliveries,
one
capable
of
helping
in
store.
Apply
to
Box
3.
News
Office.
(7pi
In
the
naval
frigate
"Gala-
Jan.
23
Savovs
vs
Wallace
thea,"
the
Danes
stopped
off
at
Til
.
DnlrnMn.
nr-
CliontnnD'
V
a
British
port
just
long
enougn
SCOTT
McLAREN
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTA
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Boj
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
P.
GARDNER,
C.A.
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
324
Second
Avenue
Box
203
Phone
88
JANUARY
4,
1910
Miss
Ruth
-Nelson,
who
has
been
spending
the
Ch
istmas
and
New
Year
season
ln
Victoria,
returned
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon.
IN
MEMOR1AM
meicial
vs
B.C.G.E.A.:
B:g
Sis-
""..
ters
vs
Gineersnaos:
Black
Cas
anu
sclal
equip
mem;
ior
meir
In
fond
and
loving
memory
of
our
denrlv
beloved
and
only
son
FOR
SALE
1948
Hvdramatic
Pontiac
sedan.
Under
seat
heaters,
clock,
radio
and
cigarette
lighter.
Good
mechanical
condition.
Phone
Green
977
after
5.
P
FOR
SALE
I
have
good
turnips
fur
snip
nhout
three
tons.
Pte
David
J
Edlund
died
of
BOYS
WANTED
A
good
opportunity
for
voting
lads
with
bicycles
delivering;
Daily
News
routes.
Phone
748
or
call
at
the
Daily
News
office
and
leave
your
name,
age
and
phone
number.
(tfi
.wounds
near
Ravena.
Ilalv.
Jan
.
uarv
4.
1945.
"Love's
Greatest,
gift
Remembrance."
vs
Mansons;
Lyons
vs
Lucky
ueep-sea
expiorauons.
Strikes:
Brownwoods
vs
Wrath-
Then
they
headed
in
the
gen-all's:
Annettes
vs
Toilers:
Bi'l-
cral
direction
of
the
Pacific
monts
vs
O
o
A;
McMeeKlns
vs
Ocean,
where
they
will
concen-C.B.
of
C;
Stars
vs
Rosa
Lee.
trate
their
operations
in
the
un-Jan.-30
Brownwoods
vs
Toil-
probed
depths
east
of
the
Phillp-ers;
Belmont
vs
Rosa
Lee:
Luckv
pines.
The
ocean
bed
in
parts
cf
Strikes
vs
G.
&
A.;
Wrathalls
vs
these
regions
is
reported
to
lie
What
do
vou
offer
me
for
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDIT
Lieut.
A.
S.
Bonnallie
and
some
51
Irish
Fusiliers,
who
have
bee'i
spending
Christmas
leave
in
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon.
Mom,
Dad.
sisters
and
famr
them?
J,
A.
Johnson.
Cedar-vale.
B.C.
(tP
BOY
WANTED
Dailv
Ne'-
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
ln
all
lta
branches
'
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
iu
(ltd
FOR
SALE
Besner
81ork';
,Fhonf3f
route
in
west
end
of
city
available
for
reliable
bov.
Apply
Oll'ice.
(tfi
P.O.
Box
130
PERSONAL
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
C.b
of
C;
Annettes
vs
Stars;
as
deep
as
33,000
feet.
Lyons
vs
McMeekins;
Big
Sisters
;
-re
party
hopes
to
return
with
vs
Shentons;
Commercial
vs
a
fund
of
valuable
scientific
in-Mansons;
Wallace
Pharm.
vs
B.C.
formaUon
and
specimens
of
BUILDERS
&
CONTRACTORS
Line-belt
Sneeder
Shovels:
Cranes-
Draglines:
Adams
Road
Graders:
Littleford
Bros.
BUY
YOUR
New
Year
cakes
and
cookies
at
the
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd
Home-baked
French
The
opening
of
the
year
1941
sees
the
run
of
herring
ln
seining
quantities
around
Prince
Rupert
still
failing
to
materialize.
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
Blac!
Too
Road
Maintenance
Eauioment:
Owen
Clamshell
G.E.A.;
uingersnaph
ys
5.".
Vnarine
life
never
previously
seen
bread,
fresh
daily.
Phone
643
(M2l
Buy
the
Best
Buy
Wor
Famous
ELECTROLUX
SKeena
uroc.
v
.
i
by
the
human
eye.
Rockettes
vs
Battlers.
,
,
.
..,,,,-.
.
,
Hue
sets
and
Rock
Granules:
T
Ij
Smith
Concrete
Mixers:
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Feb.
6
Savoys
VS
B.C.G.E.A.',
Tn
Hs.slst
them
In
their
Investl-
Sheet
metal
woi'K.
lar
a"u
gravel
roofing.
Call
629
6th
West.
Phone
543.
Letourneau
and
Sons:
(tf)
lODERN
Painting
and
Decorating
Suence
and
Matuik.
Phone
Black
215
evenings
or
noon
hour.
P.O.
Box
1111.
(tf)
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
cop-ner
batteries
and
radiators.
Phone
543
call
629
6th
W
,
City.
(tf
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave
Cleaner
and
Air
Purlfif
Bucket
oaders
for
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifugal
PuniDs;
Na
Skeena
Groc.
vs
Commercial;
gations
the
scientists
included
in
Gingersnaps
"vs
Shentons;
Rock:
tne,r
carg0
a
,arge
assortment
JANUARY
4,
1925
With
unemployment
ln
the
city
among
family
men
high.
euesVSCiacKaLS,
nf
snpetnllv-rlevised
Instrnmenta
tional
Dragline
Scraners
ana
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
NORTHLAND
Dairy
milk
delivered
24c
per
ouart.
Why
pay
more?
Phone
18
for
dailv
delivery
service.
(M-291
LOST
macy
vs
Mansons;
Big
Sisters
vs
&nd
Am
thMe
Js
Aid.
Casey
announced
last
night
nettes
?LhyZZZ?-&Z
vs
Belmont;
McMeekins
Pab.y
the
world's
longest
:
f
P
ia-
V
Small
supply
now
on
hat
R.
W.
COLLINS
Authorized
Dealer
PHONE
451
Contact
above
for
all
SERVICE
&
SUPPLI
Rotary
Screens
and
Conveyors
"
,"-':
"""
6'"-
v"-"-'"'"
'
"ffihin(r
ne
a
ripp!
hmsw
'nil
intormation
from
Na-
innal
Mnehinprv
Cn
Limited
ried
men
in
city
jobs.
BEER
BOTTLES
collected.
20c
per
dozen.
Phone
678.
(7pt
vs
Wrathalls:
Brownwoods
vs
Slars;
Lucky
Strikes
vs
Rosa
Lee;
C.B.
of
C.
vs
Toilers.
ancouvsr.
B.U
'
46,000
feet
in
length.
The
'ine
will
be
used
to
lower
LOST
Strayed
or
stolen,
on
Dec.
24.
from
Telegraph
Point-Brown
Irish
retriever.
Anyone
having
information
as
to
whereabouts
phone
Black
877.
(4pi
WT.
'
The
largest
single
Darcel
of
-
..
FOR
RENT
SINGER
sewing
machines
for
rent,
hv
the
week
or
month.
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
ln
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
888
WANTED
Phone
864.
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Co..
639
3rd
Ave.
West.
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
MARGARET
McLECl
FOR
SALE
Mew
chesterfield
beds:
beds
comnlete:
un
minted
chest
of
drawers;
sewing
machine:
kitchen
stoves:
heaters:
hardware;
coffee
tables
end
tables:
bedroom
suites;
'
brand
new
carpets.
Axminster.
sizes
2'
x
4V:
scores
of
other
useful
furniture
at
lowest
prices.
See
B.C.
Furniture
Black
324.
tn
FOR
SALE
1950
Studebaker
sedan
Northern
Eoiiipinent,
Air
Condition
onlv
iust
broken
in.
Your
chance
lor
a
new
car
at
a
verv
real
.saving
Superior
Anto
Service
Lid.
Phone
Ureen
217.
3cl
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
into
tne
netner
aentns
a
nnn-
:
raw
furs
to
be
sent
from
this
dU-magnetic
bronze
sphere,
design-
.
ict
t0
the
United
States
this
ed
to
measure
the
earth's
mag-
year
was
shipped
by
the
B.C.
netism.
Fur
Company
yesterday
via
Can-
The
scientists
are
anxious
toladian
National
Express.
The
find
out
if
the
earth's
magne-
shipment
was
valued
at
over
t.ism
is
increasing
or
diminishing.
$5,000.
They
believe
the
deep-water
test
,
will
provide
the
answer.
'
Mrs.
John
Watson,
who
has
The
sphere,
specially
construe-
been
visiting
here
for
the
past
ted
to
withstand
terrific
pressure,
few
w
with
her
daughter,
is
equipped
to
carry
the
delicate
,
Ml's-
William
McLeod,
is
sailing
instruments
which
will
record
by
tne
Prlnce
George
tonight
on
whatever
scientific
data
exists
ner
return
to
Vancouver.
PRICES
PAID
lor
scrap
iron,
si
eel,
brass
copper,
lead,
etc.
Honest
Blading.
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Vancouver.
H.
C.
Phone
Pacific
6357.
,
(tf)
i
op
1
FOR
RENT
Room
and
board
for
wiirkin
men
in
privaie
home.
Phone
Red
140
or
call
1333
Glh
Ave.
Ea-st.
(6pi
FOR
RENT
Furnished
'
house-keepiin'
room
Quiet
business
girls.
Phone
Blue
638
after
G
D.m.
4pi
STONE
B
U
I
L
Pi"1
WANTED
Housekeeping
room
Agent
VANCOUVER
DAILY
PROVINCK
Phone
Black
787
311
Second
Ave.
W.
or
small
suite
ior
learner.
Preferably
vicinity
Booth
High:
School.
Phone
School
Board
office.
Red
442.
(4p)
i
ROOMS
for
rent.
Phone
Red
232.
(7pl
PHONB
BLUE
593
P.O.
BOX
1184
1
miles
below
the
ocean's
surface.
fcL
.
;
,
WANTED
TO
RENT
Bv
young
ROOM
FOR
RENT-221
5lh
East.
(5cl
FOR
SALE
1950
Meteor
custom
sedan
in
showroom
condition,
low
mileage.
405
5th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Blue
305.
-
(6p)
It
also
contains
underwater
cameras
to
film
coral
reefs
and
the
I
'
weird
life
believed
to
abound
in
the
inky
depths
below
13,000
feet,
i
41
U-DRIVE.
Phone
41.
711
Grenville
Court.
Fraser
St.
(HM
FOR
SALE
Coal
and
wood!
FOR
RENT
Larre
sleeping
room
close
in.
Black
232.
4p)
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
Dr.
Brunn
said
there
was
no
point
in
speculating
on
what
the
expedition
might
discover.
He
married
couple
with
no
children,
two
or
three
room
apartment
in
town.
Apply
Box
2,
Daily
News.
(ltp
WANTED
Room
or
room
and
br
irri
Widow
with
family
preferred.
Good
pay.
Box
4.
Daiiy
News.
(5pl
WANTED
Junior
stenographer
bv
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co
Apply
Room
15.
Besner
Block
un
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
heater.
Wartime
house
front
room
style.
Phone
Blue
165.
Ua
FOR
SALE
Firewood
kindling.
;
-
1
m
a
a
t
ACCOUNTANTS
GENERAL
CONTRACTOR
5()c
per
sack
Get
vour
winter
j
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Income
Transfer.
Red
9H2.
'
(7p
I
Stone'
Building
Red
593
Building
and
Repairs
of
0
kinds
recalled,
however,
that
12
years
ago
a
strange
specimen
of
fish
had
been
caught
off
the
east
coast
of
Africa.
Its
nearest
relation,
he
said,
had
only
been
known
as
fossils
about
80,000.000
years
ago.
"It
is
only
reasonable."
he
FOR
SALE
Enterprise
oil
range.
unoPH-CHIMNt1!
654
REPAIRS
pot
burner
witn
mower.
141
J
WATCH
REPAIRS
Prompt
ef
OIL
BURNERS
PWrtNES
ficient
service
George
Cook
WANTED
Furnished
house
or
anartment
at
the
earliest.
Phone
410.
(3c)
FURNISHED
or
unfurnished
Twine
onarters
with
bathroom.
Red
852.
(7p)
First
Overlook.
(308p)
'
TOR
SALE
1949
,-ton
Fargo.
What
oilers?
Phone
Red
232.
(7p)
i
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
guaran
SSc
pm
iotm
pi4
lt
Mptii
PImm
kw
Ami
i4f
lk
4riv
uXtt.
1
added,
"to
expect
that
we
will
teed.
tn
m
Ret1
81
n,,.
u
-.J.1..1..J
j
i
net
some
strange
creature
dnr.
This
uaveiLisu.ei.t
ia
noi,
puuiushml
k.
u.m.
CU
l,4ik.
Qm.,Z
'
ing
a
two-year
job
of
specially
Lispia.yei.by.
,
hVL!l""
J1"0.1
P.O.
Box
187"
FOR
SA1J5
One
used
furnace,
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
as
is,
$15.
Thorn
Sheet
Metai
i
Stove
service
and
repairs.
G.
Ltd.
tltc)
I
V.
Ronson,
Black
503.
(tf)
-Furnished
(5p)
WANTED
TO
RENT-house.
Blue
756.
1
gHMili
Colibl.
I
British
Columbia.
oe.
fishing
for
them."