Ti.ai',
sim-
,.
lm'
rival
,vi!n
i
Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Monday,
May
7,
I'SjI
'tuna
Jeiliva
t
usic
ana
An
ardent
Princetonian
was
defending
his
alma
mater
aftam-st
the
critical
bantering
of
r,
grcup
of
friends.
Challengd
to
cite
examples
of
Princeton's
su-perio.-
virtues,
he
exclaimed:
Blackwood
on
(Bridge
By
Eosley
Blackwood
prima
site--,
There
you
are
n
Js
J)n
JJonor
f-ert
o
ing
half
a
point
ahead
of
R.
E.
Borland,
of
Plymouth.
The
feat
of
winning
the
title
thrt
yrars
running
has
been
accomplished
Why,
you
can
take
any
subleet..
I
''"'Minder-
mm
nee
lllll!
Mr
J'.
Muzzy
dealt
this
hand
and
promptly
reached
anything
at
all,
and
prove
my1
make
a
dash
at?1""
s
abacus.
He
and
his
partner
were
still
trying
F!nt-Jr
TlT'"
blnde'"
hi
for
to
beat
the
experts
by
using
their
new
count
bidding
tnls
sentence:
-The
yoiumumw
An
intelligent
,
Boy
Is
Again
i
Chess
Champ
LONDON
O
Malcolm
Barker,
10-year-old
Birmingham
schoolboy,
has
been
crowned
British
boys'
chess
champion
for
the
third.
consecutive
year.
In
a
round-robin
tournament
atrainst
four
opponents,
he
won
three
games
and
tied
one,
finish-
methotl.
I
"'
blonde
clai
only
in
a
r.egligw
h;.m
u
,hi
the'
his
queen
or
nearis
ana
single-
strolled
sir
lv
vnvt
mv
r!-nr"
t
lv.
"WW
I
..11
moment.
ton
diamond
were
now
worth
only
twice
before
in
the
2G
years'
,
B
JAY
KULLANDER
history
of
the
event.
j
Barker
will
represent
England
1
Culminating'
a
very
successful
three-day
ft'Stl-
in
the
first
world
junior
cheat:
n
outstanding
and
representative
items
chamoionship
at
Birmingham
in
1
'
fc
.
1
.
June.
Entries
have
already
been
j
were
presented
Saturday
evening
at
the
Civic
C
en-received
from
Canada,
Australia1
tre
in
a
delightful
honor
program.
This
was
the
and
Argentina
and
is
other
;
f
h
festival
to
be
held
in
Prince
Ru
pert
a
feast
European
countries
are
expected
,
'.
,
,
,
.
,
.
,
.
v
to
be
represented.
j
of
music
and
drama
which
is
becoming
an
indis-
iiiensable
institution
to
the
cultural
life
of
this
!
'
.
,
-
North
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
Vurlli
(Mr.
Muzv)
K
K
J
3
a
H-
6
4
8
D
7
'
i-A
K
7
1
u,.,
Kiist"
one
more
point
each.
Total
count
now
17.
"Three
hearts,"
he
announced.
Mr.
New
did
considerable
counting
on
his
fingers,
but
finally
added
up
his
points.
Ke
fli-
'h:llllllloll
I
i
had
a
count
of
11.
Mr.
Muzzy
!
guaranteed
18
to
19
points.
Nec-i
essarv
total
count
for
game,
2o
(Mr.
Ilil.-I
S
-U
It)
U
v.
K
o
t)
J
II
5
4
L
q
.1
a
presented
the
tender
lullaby
"f
,
sa
a
Hush
Thee
My
Baby."
The
blend-
i:
-J
jo
ing
of
their
well-matched
voices
j
fi
5
"
community.
j
J.
S.
Wilson
acted
as
announcer
for
the
evening's
program.
Miss
Y.
Larson's
Orade
11
!i,im.
ii
..n-i
Borden
Street
School
was
trtny
deliehtrul.
..,
-
Several
very
fine
choirs
u-fj
y
the
A
the
11
heard
during
course
a
r,
2
evening'.
u-
K
q
c
A
Grade
V
class
from
Borden
c--9
3
Street
School
conriticted
by
Mr.
"""l'R:
J.
S.
Wilson
sang
"Where
the
Bee
j
Sucks."
Thwy
achieved
a
very
,
H
pllK1
4
11
ft
'
"H
1
West
Puss
All
DUSH
paints.
"Four
hearts,"
said
Mr.
New.
The
hearts
broke
well
and
Mr.
New
lost
only
one
trick
in
that
suit.
But
in
.spite
of
this
good
fortune,
he
still
had
to
lose
two
spades
and
a
diamond
for
down
one.
IIOItKll'.l.t;
THOUGHT
"How
come?"
asked
Miss
Brash,
who
was
kibitzing
the
game
"Your
three
heart
bhl
looked
like
my
ystonf!
Mr.
Muzzy."
"Well,
you
see,
my
queen
of
hearts
got
promoted,"
Mr.
Muzzy
began.
i
repea'cr!
their
charming
Action
i
H
m;.
"Magic
Popcorn."
Their
'
.-'inguif:
was
lovely
and
so
well-i
j
trained
were
these
little
children
'
that
they
performed
their
dance
1
ix
rfeetly
and
with
happy
grace.
The
Fiutophone
Band
from
I
Conrad
Street
School,
trained
j
and
accompanied
by
J.
Jenkins,
j
gave
a
tuneful
rendition
of
the
-Murine's
Hymn."
This
fine
little
band
was
always
well
together
!
iind
In
time.
II
was
conducted
by
1
Mrs.
V.
IV.u-.gUts.
;
j
Two
yumiK
uunils
of
King
Ed-;
Iward
School
repeated
the
pieces;
t'v.-y
had
r
cited
in
the
elocution'
dainty
mood
and
their
words
Ml.
Muzzy
set
seven
beads
on
were
beautiful.
'
tne
top
wire
of
the
abacus
for
A
Grade
VI
class
from
King
u,e
ace
and
king
of
clubs,
then
Edward
School
conducted
by
J.
two
more
beads
lor
the
singletwii
G-seoe
sang
"The
Cuckoo
Song."
diamond.
The
queen
of
hearts
The'r
light
dainty
tone
suitably
j
brought
the
total
count
to
U.
expressed
the
beauty
of
spring.
1
so
Mr.
Muzzy
pulled
over
one
An
All-Boys
Choir
from
'-'el
Annunciation
Schor'
conduct)
d;
r-,..
.......
.v
k
a
,
bead
on
trie
second
wire
icarn
of
these
counts
10
1,
and
left
one
'
on
the
top
wire.
Kour
more
for
bv
Father
O.
P.
Mohan
pave
an
i
the
kins-jack
of
spades
mad.1
effective
rendering
of
"Jim
the
I
classes.
Charming
little
Beverley
Boul-1
'
1
.,!..
H
t,ll"
U-irO
mill
Carter
Lad"
with
des:ant.
This
e
XntVl
,,
.
.
.
,,
one
on
the
second,
total
count
couni
was
an
excellent
number
and
the
"eune
fUlb
.,
from
Mr.
Muzy.
"How
nice!
What
is
it
now?"
said
Miss
Brash.
"It's
a
king,"
confided
Mr.
Miuzy.
"When
you
have
an
honor
in
your
partner's
suit,
it
gets
promoted.".
"Honors
get
promoted
.
.
.
.
Hmmmm,"
mused
Miss
Bra.sh.
"And
then,
of
course,
you
can
bid
more.
Fine,
fine."
Suddenly
she
started
to
laugh.
"You
know,"
she
said,
"the
thought
of
my
taking
up
this
system
even
scares
ME."
wnen
mi.
icw
Mr.
Muzzy
had
to
refigure
his
ter
held
the
audience
entranced
,
i
as
she
gave
a
most
unique
ex-!
Iplanal'on
of
t!ie
origin
of
the
j
;
umbrelhi
in
"The
Elf
and
the
j
Do'irmonse."
j
Derrick
Allan
was
very
natural
j
and
entertaining
as
he
related
the
sad
story
of
"Montmorency's
Mistake."
'
Dainty
little
Elizabeth
Pierce
'danced
her
wav
into
the
hera'ts
hand.
Mr.
Champion
groanea.
"Here
we
go
again,"
he
said,
placing
his
head
on
the
table
and
pretending
to
go
to
slep.
"Maybe
tr.at
s
an
ADVANCED
was
reflected
in
their
faces.
The
All-Girls'
Choir
from
Booth
Memorial
High
School
conducted
by
Mr.
F.
Huber
portrayed
beau-
!
tiful
musical
imagery
as
they
sang
"Come
to
the
Fair."
St.
Andrew's
Church
Jmiiir
Choir
conducted
by
Peter
Lien
sang
the
beautiful
anthem
"O
CAIVERT
DISTILLERS
(CANADA)
UMITfO,
AMHEBSTi
ne
one
abacus
you've
got
there,"
added.
"Haven't
they
got
This
advertisement
1.1
noc
published
or
displayed
h
J
I
switched
to
SS0
Gasoline
Fill
your
tank
with
"up-to-date"
Esso
Gasoline;
Take
your
car
out
on
the
road.
See
for
yourself
its
better
all-round
performance.
Esso
Gasoline
is
continually
being
improved
to
give
the
best
balanced
combination
of
smooth
flowing
power,
lively
acceleration
and
protection
against
engine
ping
and
vapor-lock1
Tor
wore
happy
motoring,
switch
to
Esso
Gasoline
and
you're
always
ahead!
for
beginners?
For
Action
Advertise!
tonirol
isoaro
or
by
the
Government
of
British
C
Rest
in
the
Lord."
Their
lovely
j
VAI.l'E
INCREASED
ycuthful
voices
portrayed
rever-
Slowly
Mr.
Muzzy
figured
th.it
enre
and
devotion.
"
The
Rotary
Mixed
Voice
Choir,
1hiK
difficult
olav
most
success-
n
r-a
n
PR
Ar?r?
of
the
audience
in
her
Dutch
D.mce.
Mrs.
Black
accompanied
for
this
number.
KETCHIKAN
VIOLINISTS
The
two
nrnmising
young
violinists
from
Ketchikan
w.-re
heard
in
s?lo
performances.
Six-year-old
Danny
Michaclson
handled
conducted
by
C.
P.
Balagno.
sang
;
,
d
convincingly
portrayed
me
opu
iumi
iui
i
iu
nrai
mc
t,fie
tragvdy
and
norror
01
uu-Moanin',
Lord?"
This
well-bal-
.
B,.aming
of
the
ill-advised
wish,
ancrd
choir
achieves
rich,
vigor-
Tne
cast
included
Elizabeth
Mar
his
instrument
like
a
veteran
cus
lone.
1
ne
basses
Keen
wen
in
j:n
Stanley
Kaardal,
Kussen
concert
artist
and
Robert
Das-
.ZSm;
tun
and
support
the
choir
ad-
Ml,rvison.
Harold
Weber
and
Fred
The
have
sow
e-ave
a
mirably.
sopranos
a
Classified
Advertising
is
payable
in
advance.
P
ease
refrain
from
telephoning.
Class;!,
won:
pi
r
insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Uu
Funeml
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2.00.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
OOUHLE
PRICE
Christensen.
This
play
was
air
the
sign
that
says
which
was
warmly
received.
These
boys
are
pupils
of
Mr.
Rcott
of
Ketchikan
and
were
neeommnled
on
the
piano
by
(sso)
FOR
SALE
WANTED
1
FOB
HEM
to
stop
for
EXPERIENCED
stenographer
re-
HnnqFKTFPiw;
Mrs.
Freeman.
An
enjoyable
v'.mo
duet
was
pe-fnvnv-d
bv
Anita
Rogerson
tl
5th
t.
ouires
lull
or
pari-urne
((ovuien
...
store
or
office.
Aoolv
Box
97,
Dallv
News
(lU8p)
ringing
tone.
1
wo
plays
were
performed
Sat-
.
urday
evpning.
I
VNIQl'E
COMEDY
!
The
unique
comedy
"When
Shakespeare's
Ladies
M
e
e
t,"
played
by
members
of
the
Business
and
Professional
Women's
Club
and
directed
and
coached
bv
Miss
E.
Holmes
and
Mrs.
N
E.
Arnold,
took
many
liberties
with
Master
Shakespeare's
lines
when
unexpectedly
modern
idioms
wru
inserted
into
the
flowery
FOR
RENT-One
br
lv
furnished.
Phone
happy
motoring
with
Imperial
Y.sut
Road
Mans,
and
Imperial
L.sso
guar;imrei
tire
life
with
(lie
i.imnns
Atlas
Written
Gimaniee
tint's
lioimrcJ
hv
over
38.000
FOR
SALE
1
Findlav
rane
and
neater,
$hu;
2
tabies,
a
chairs.
S13;
2
steel
cots,
1
stand,
$10;
9x12
linoleum.
$3;
au-ei
iiq
anu
hinh
injir,
j.ju;
A
B.C.
wa-ner.
ooner
and
tub.
.;
drapes
and
oea-ctina,
1
b;ack
coat
1d;
one
girl's
coat
s'i'.jO.
4U0
bin
Vesi.
1
1
LP
FOR
SALE
Complete
household
lui
ni.snniffs.
Must
oe
sum
til
s
week.
$175.00.
40U
Bin
Ave.
Vve.it,
i
Vli
ci't
:d
by
Miss
E.
Ball.
Th?
Aiyansh
Silver
Harmonic
Band,
under
trre
expert
direction
of
Benjamin
Munro,
played
two
well-received
selections.
They
were
the
"Corcoran
Cadets
March"
by
John
p.
Sousa
and
the
"Hungarian
Comedy
Overture."
Thore
were
mauy
items
on
the
evening's
program
and
very
many
participants
bat
so
skillfully
was
it
handled
that
each
item
was
presented
without
a
pause.
And
the
warmth
with
which
each
number
was
received
attested
to
the
enjoyment
of
the
audience.
PRESIDENT
HONORED
At
the
close
of
the
concert.
Mrs.
;
41
U-DHIVE
CARS
li
Oienni.e
Cji
dealers
in
Canada
and
tJie
U.S.
RELIABLE
BOY
renuires
part-time
employment.
Phone
Biack
4or.
aoiso'
!
and
Eloise
Lahti.
The
lovely
soprano
voices
of
j
Louise
Mali
and
Inez
Amadio
were
neain
olensurably
received.
,
Miss
Mah
sang-
ns
her
solo
"Song
;
of
the
Great
Wall"
in
Chines-..
Miss
Amadio
.sang
the
delightful
louring
Service
that
routes
you
anywhere.
Uuth
are
yours
for
the
asking.
rtitsoYii
engine
prmrrftnrt
with
M.iivclule
rhe
pre-niitim
mornf
nil
fltat
of
the
services
you
want
await
you
at
your
Imperial
1-sso
dealers.
i
Tfaiian
nrln
"II
Segreto
CASH
for
scrap
cast
per
batteries
ana
City.
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
lor
scrau
lion
sieei.
brass,
copper,
lead,
etc
llxlit
.L
t.iullll4
t'lUIUUl,
pu-
ment
made.
Atlas
lion
&
Per
.snrpch
of
Medieval
England.
When
Portia,
Katharina.
Ophe
meet';
alt
caf
ni-intitac.
iLirrrs'
Sj",ifn",nions
fur
tnrret
(
hihri-L.irii
ti.
A
dcft
i'cnf
niotnr
m!
thai
not
only
LiUii
.iifs
Inn
tlf.ms!
Drop
in
ar
the
Fsso
sign
anv
time
ro
have
radiator
and
tire
pressure
t
hecked
or
for
any
of
the
other
services
your
car
may
need.
E'serr
Felici."
The
charmng
Ladies'
Trio
com-)"K(,
ill'
Mis.
r
o.
Largp.
Miss
'.
I.:i'-.".i'ii
and
Mrs.
V.
Roterfs
iws-tais
l.ui..
2fi
Prior
S'..
Van-
TASTY
TEA
ROUS
eiiiivei.
u.
U.
riiuiie
iac.:i
C3b7.
(tf
.....n
U
iuu
J
V
dU
'
the
Huwert
Ba
G43
tor
orders.
ri.l'MI!lN(i
AND
IIKATINO
and
9
.
sheet
metal
call
029
(itli
Phone
sn.i.
(tfi
work.
West.
1
FOR
RENT-
s:e:;
"MP
''iiiv
111
E:.
Ea.st.
Phone
Greet
FOR
REVT
F:,!'
home
for
fi'f
n:
rent
free
to
ret
WIS
OuSmcSS
anci
I
I
vol
lia,
Desdemona,
and
Cleopatra
ni"t,
ti
give
the
starry-eyd
Juliet
"the
low-down
on
men"
th?y
t
u-h
one
rnried
bv
herself
receiving
advice.
The
players
moved
easily
on
the
stage,
k?pt
well
in
rharncter,
and
got
the
most
out
of
their
witty
lines.
The
cast
included
Miss
Honora
Silversides,
'
Mrs.
Catherine
Laurie,
Mrs.
B
iulton,
Miss
Elizabeth
Clement,
Miss
Elizabeth
Holmes,
and
Mrs.
Ciiristine
Worsley.
The
able
young
players
from
Booth
Memorial
High
S.-hool
gave
a
repeat
performance
of
"The
Monkey's
Paw."
They
handled
cdSiona
A
('(ll'iV
I
f
t.y
1'UHl.iC
ACCOUNTANT,
i
rtiii-.
'-i
i.-m..
t
FOR
SALE
-Household
furnish-nus.
oi
iWt
rii
iu
unU
li.
a.
ill.
I
ui'
ai.t-i'
ii
p.m.,
ouilc
'i.
riuni-uilt
Aots.
(112pi
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
re-ceiveu
ov
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
lueauav.
mxv
Ji..,,
iUoi.
ior
me
uuicna.ie
oi
me
i
nereunuer
described
fishing
vessel,
toaetner
wuh
tguiu-i
mem
theiejn,
beioiiuhm
toj
uie
estate
of
John
Matt.son,
oe.easca.
Name:
n
incesj.
Length:
20'.
jbivamn:
i
.
j
ueuui:
3
8
.
Puwereu
bv
an
81
lip.
Regent
enuine.
Arrange-j
ments
to
inspect
tne
vessel
can
Ue
mane
wuh
Harry
eina.
Victory
Cove.
Successful
tenderer
to
take
pos.ses4.oii
oT
Victory
Cove
B.C.
'terms:
Hirlctiyj
not
necesk.irilv
accepted.
G.I
F.
Foroes.
Administrator
of
tne
!
estate
oi
Juan
jvlattson.
ie-
ceased,
Room
13.
Court
Ho"se,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UlOc),
Earl
Be-ker,
President
of
the
Mmic
and
Drama
Festival
Association,
was
called
to
the
stage
tc
rerjive
a
bouquet
of
beautiful
flcwers
as
a
token
of
appreciation
for
her
excellent
leadership
and
direction
throughout
this
very
success!
ul
Festival.
The
presentation
was
made
by
Rudolph
Olson
oil
t-half
of
the.
members
of
the
executive
and
the
Association.
Kcpljin"!
tn
tins
tribute,
Mrs.
Brck'.T
thanked
tne
executive
and
members
of
the
Association
Stone
Uuildinit
Red
income
exi-uai.
1"
,
Puli
o.ns
uuhl
mio.:
-'for
rest
-cm
i
ti;nisi'kcci)in
B,
I
working
e'ls
u
HANDYMAN
1IOMK
SERVICE
MAPwdAP.KT
McLEOD
:)PT()MFn'RIST
Room
10
iTONE
nUHJllNO
HEAL
fc.ST.1TK
FOR
KALE
Four-room
wartime
house.
Oood
condilion.
Artificial
tireul.ice,
electric
lire.
Furnished
or
uiuurnisni-.i.
Owner
leaving
citv.
Reason-nble
price
fur
cash.
Phone
Biue
1U5
or
cull
at
133
91)1
West
alter
a
u
m.
FOR
RENT-S'.S
Icinule.
Aaaiv
W
Green
21o.
FOll
RENT-R"1
lied
471.
For
Your
PAINTING
nnrl
DECORATING
See
SPCNCE
&
MATIUK
(ireen
017
Phone
Biaek
2?
levcningsl
5
FN
KRAI.
CONTRACTORS
Ihiildiiig
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
KOOF3
CHIMNEYS
oil
nuHNEu:;
nOAIID
AND
K
anv
time.
iu-nci
NATIONAIAY
KNOWN
NAMES
FOR
SALE-Three
room
house
Lmn-beit
Kneeiler
Shnvels:
i
with
bath.
Apply
evenings,
PHONE
i:lue
r.!
(lUKpi
Cranes:
Drasilines:
Adams
1078
11th
Ea.st.
FOR
RENT
"01
for
to
vale
h,mie
call
1333
6th
PHONES
Ilhul;
752
Road
Orader.s;
Littlelord
Bros
FOR
SALE
THE
BEST
QUALITY
PRINTING
lted
894
1070
ijllf
P.O.
BOX
1184
P.O.
nnx
for
their
co-operation
and
the;
trroa!
amount
of
work
they
have
j
done.
The
Association
is
represonta-
tive
of
many
groups
and
qrgan-i
-
tions
in
the
city.
j
Members
of
this
year's
executive
are:
f
resident
Mrs.
Earl
Becker
Vice-President
R.
O.
Moore
Secretary
Miss
Yvonne
Lar-sen.
1
leaturer
F.
Conrad
Program
Convenor
R.
O.
Moore
Syllabus
Henry
Plyum
Business
Manager
Arr.ilne
HELP
WAfl'
Lovely
home
in
Section
Two
1
m
in
e
d
i
a
t
e
occupancy.
Terms.
Black
Too
KiKid
Maintenance
Equipment;
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Grapples;
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockpile
CO
LT?
T3I5ITTSH
i'"-..,V"A-oi;irt
Duplex
Centrally
located,
fully
modern,
excellent
Liyiu
ac-'"
0
MATES
.WWW
Francois
Lake
t.;.
mcnt
of
Pi
$213
oer
n'V
SEE
MAC
for
your
.
.
.
ROOF
RE-SHINGLING
or
SIDING
Thone
Black
BOO
(MlDnt
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Ueo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Port-
i
able
Centrifugal
Pumps;
Na-
tional
Dragline
Scrapers
and
'
Buckets;
National
All
Steel
I
Gasoline
Hoists;
National
I
Portable
Sawmills:
National!
Rotary
Screens
and
Conveyors,
i
house
Good
Four-bedroom
location.
;
Boas
j
Hall
CommitteeRudolph
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
.Satisfaction
cm
All
Services
GORDON
D.
RONSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733
5th
Ave.
W.
Black
M3
Full
information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver.
B.C.
(tf)
lenv
i
v.
w,
tr
Eight-room
house
Ideal
for
rooming
house.
Provides
an
income
and
a
home.
Furnished.
Immediate
occupancy.
$200000
down,
balance
on
convenient
terms.
Craftsmanship
In
Type...
Let
Us
Solve
Your
Printing
Problems
I'lIONE
231
nine
mouun
ill
w
ii
oortutien
I
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Iff
Fraiit'oi
FOR
SALE
New
ana
used
furniture,
hardware
end
tables,
chests
of
drawers,
beds
com-
For
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
C(i3
-3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
D
C.
Phono
317
P.O.
Box
371
mete.-
bedroom
suites,
small
further
information
and
inspection
call
57.
P.
TINKER
&
CO.
LTD
Besner
Block
UOfid
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTFRINO
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenire,
Prince
Rupert,
D
C.
size
carpets,
field
glasses,
used
G.
louanig
boots,
sewiner
machines,
radios
and
bicycles,
nlsn
(ithpr
nspfnl
VmniiVi(ilH
Dibb
Printing
Co,
,
'0.
I
MEDIATELY...,
SA)
H
.!
V-rill
1111
ll'.ll
.
i
-
,r
articles
at
lowest
prices.
See
FOR
...!?.
I
tit.
Ivilh-
r
VMM
IT.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
(tf-ci
KESNF.R
BLOCK
part
y
imiiumru.
wn-n
w
am
ci
--
-
room,
artificial
fireplace,
,
ce-,v
sellm?-
11
ment,
basement
and
hot
airi
Earning
'
funarce.
One
room
and
bath-
i
)
,
jioofl
of
r
room
in
basement.
On
two
,
i'rliii"
7k
jkfflu
colussi's
music
store
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
-4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
lot.s
fullv
fenced.
ah
in
-n-
persnnai
linf
rnnrtittfin
915
8th
Ave.
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
ROY
SHAND,
C.A.
353-3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
203
Phone
8
St.
II.
G.
IIKLGERSON
LIMITED
.
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
90
Evenings
Black
899
i"
.ict
ne
u".
ness.
M"".
.,fi;t
1'
East.-off
AUred
St.
Call
anv
J,irne.
17P'
FOR
SALE
Five
roomed
dwell-ine
on
Sherbrooke
Ave.,
witii
cement
foundation.
Full
pru
e
.$3,200.
Terms
if
renuired
R.
E.
MORTIMER.
353
3rd
Ave.
Real
Estate
and
Insuronr
FOR
SALE
Gillnctter
"Alpha"
with
used
sockeve
net.
one
fall
net,
one
set
of
lines,
trollinv
piirdies,
poles
and
leads.
Blue
621.
n
Oflo
i
FOR
SALE
Tennis
raquet
and
baseball
Rlove,
both
in
perfeel
condition.
Applv
318
7th
Ave.
East.
(tf-nc)
FOR
SALE
24-ft.
troller
with
Kiirdies.
"Lone
Star"
at
Fishermen's
Floats.
Bargain.
Blark
JR-y.
UlOc)
FOR
SALE-Fawfett
Torrid
oil
stove,
Coleman
oil
heater.
Duncan
Phvfe
mahogany
table.
Phone
Black
728
afler
Thousands
of
Yards
of
Broken
Concrete
from
Prince
Rupert
Warehouse
Especially
recommended
for
watvr
front
fills,
by
engineers.
C-uinmrncing
June
1st,
1951
Peg's
Wreckinq
Co.
4850
Fraser
Street
Vancouver,
B.C.
-At.if;
i
ROME
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
fin
.
FOR
SALE
tost
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
its
branchs
204
4th
Street.
Phone
055
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
ana
;
IlXHu;.
LOST
Man's
rocket
watch
af-iu
i
r,
m
Oninrriav.
Mav
....ire
n
return
t.n
Dailv
News.
Reward
oX
1593
6.
"
(107p)
65&
CARS
FOR
SALE
:mrti
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
D.C
21-23
Besner
Block
Fhone
Blue
442
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1G26
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
ERNIE
SINCLAIR
PAINTING
AND
PAPER,
HANGING
Phone
22
or
Black
280
General
Delivery
FOR
SALE
1947
Plvmouth
five-,
p.issen;er
coupe.
Radio,
heater.
Cash
or
terms.
Phone
Green
1C5
before
7
P.m.
(lU7pi
WE
RENT
TRUCKS,
COMPRESSORS,
CONCRETE
MIXERS
'
,
By
hour,
day
or
month
Phone
Blue
939
WANTED
Unfurnished
or
partly
furnished
house
bv
atuet
'mm"
eounle
with
small
ia,n"
Hv
Non
drinkers.
RPi'r',nrt,s1
P.O.
Box
802.
.
WANTED
TO
RENT
FurnlsbH
3
nr
4
room
sulle.
Phone
Bla
k
889
before
6
p.m.
'la4i"
.
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i.
.
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I
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.
jewel'"'
"
1930
Chrvsler
Sedan
Ik,
Uiiot
Conliol
Bowd
i
by
lilt
OoirxM
I
r
T'lVr
teea.
Phone
Red
51ti
evenings.
(108p)