three-quarter
length
jacket.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
January
17,
1351
R
ECIPES
fJimefif
'Wide
Variety
3n
Slii
3ogS
By
DOROTHY
WADDINOTON
falling...
-
'
For
the
girl
W4
fiRure,
there
Is
,
proof
poplin
-iaJi
p.
siep-ln
affair;
theJ
ses
between
the
lee,
U
front.
Thlau.
stay
in
place
and
H'
snowtight
for
the
be
Jean
Bailiio
i,..
Chinese
Reply
To
Cease
Fire
BASKETBALL
Co-ops
Better
Lead
By
Downing
Gordon-Anderson
Last
Period
Scoring
Spree
Gives
Victory
to
Senior
League
Pacemakers
Co-op
put
on
a
last
period
scoring
spree
lust
night
to
defeat
the.
luckless
Gordon
and
Anderson
entry
by
56
to
46
and;
further
increase
their
lead
in
the
Senior
Basketball
League.
Iwanguin
makes
a
jacKet
oi
mis
type
in
soft
brown
suede
with
deep
hot
f'eeves.
For
dressey
occasions
in
the
mountains,
ground-length
skirts
In
taffeta
or
saAiu
are
worn,
with
sweater
tops.
Although,
knitted,
these
bodices
are
made
glamorous
with,
lace
Insets,
rhinestona
embroidery
or
sequins.
A
symmetrical,
neckline
bares
one
shoulder
or
halter
necklines
reveal,
a,
daring
dacol-.
!ete.
BRIGHT
COLORS
Madeline
de
Rauch
uws
vivid
colors
for
wear
against
a
snow
ski
ensemble
including
t
CHINESE
REPLY
ON'
CEASE
TOYKO
Th
Peiping
radio
announced,
loda&
that
the
Chinese
Communist
sovernment
had
dispuioUed'
a,
qeply,
to
Units
Na-ti
ons
luteso
cease-fire
proposal...
No.
ol
l)iti!
details
W8'
8
given,
sa.m.uine
siaf,
leopard
cuffs,
Thetaife.
has
leopard
buttons
T
three-quarter-length'
i.
entirely
quilted
withJ'
collar
in
the
same
('
:
The
newest
gadW
-bv
Balllie
i
n,
PARIS
tReutersl
With,
the
wintei:
sports
season
in
full
swing
In
the
French,
Swiss
and
Italian
Alps,
ski
suits
are
being
j
widely
shown
both
In
ttw
big
j
fashion
houses
and
the
department
stores.
Newest
look
In
ski
clothes
comes
from
Alwynn
who.
using
fine
gabardine,
pleats
the
front
of
the
panUand
the
back
of
the
blouse.
This
treatment
lends
a
highly
feminine
look
to
masculine
garments.
A
plain
black
ski
suit
has
a
removable,
three-tiir-ed
peplum,
with
each
tier
a
dif-feren
color.
For
the
woman
who
does
not,
ski
but
enjoys
the
bracing
moan-
FROZEN
ALMOND
EGGNOG
2
eggs
34
cup
granulated
sugar
2
cups
top
milk
2
teaspoons
vanilla
extract
Vit
teaspoon
nutmeg
Few
grains
salt
1
cup
whipping
cream
I-,
cup
chopped
blanched
almonds
Separate
eggs.
Besrt
yolks
and
beat
in
half
cup
sugar,
milk,
flavoring,
spice
and
salt.
Pour
into
freezing
tray
and
place
in
freezing
compartment
with
control
set
at
lowest
temperature.
Freeze
until
firm.
Beat
egg
whites
stiff
and
gradually
beat
in
remaining
V4
cup
sugar.
Whip
cream
stiff
Remove
frozen
mixture
to
chilled
bowl
and
beat
with,
rotary
beater.
Fold
in
cfcg
Gordon
and
Anderson
looked
glutei
trrivais
case.
The
handle
of
;.
opens,
revealinB
a
clared
winners
on
a
basket
from
the
corner
by
Erickson.
He
shot
from
out
In
the
open,
with
Roald
Fenness
making
a
desperate
lunge
to
get
the
ball.
Both
teams
scored
3
in
the
first
over
good
In
the
first
period
when
they
outscored
the
fishmen
29
to
22
and
they
were
clicking
nicely
la
their
floor
play.
In
the
second
half
they
started
to.
unravel
and
could
neithf"
hit
the
hoop
or
hang
on
to
the
bait
background,
Leal
-green
ski
pants
are
worn
with
a
burnt-orange
jacket,
while
royal
blue
goes
over
cherry
red.
I
Although
daring
with
the
I
color
palette,
Madame
D
Rauch
designs
highly
wearable
clothes
'for
the
real
spottewoman.
Streamlined
ski
pants
ai
not
'
twtiuurr-utedlv-
narrow
and
leav
hollowed
ends
leave
-lipstick,
hankie
ni
change.
These
are
tlkei,
popular
for,
with
tt
fitting,
streamlined
sa
time
period.
Cook's
deserve
credit
season,
the
siii;hist
u.
tain
ai:-,
thee
Is
a
pleated
skiit,
preferably
plaid,
with
a
tailored.
For
Gordon
and
Anderson
fro
the
win
but
so
do
Manson's
Butch
Currie
nau.
une
pf
hi
be.-t
lor
their
good
play
and.
big
tonights
of
the
season
as
he
swish-
provemenb
under
the
coaching
ed'
the
hoop
for
10
points.
Rupe
of
R.
II.
Davidson.
Holkestad
played
like
a
demon
JUNIOR
LEAGUE
the
silhoirette.
ainple
room
for
bending
and!
Prince
Rupert
Olaf
Hanson,
oity;
M?s.
A.
Kirby,
Premier;
Mi's.
M.
Mac-DonaJdi
and
C.
P.
Crouch,
Stewart;
A.
Howell.
Burns
Luke:
Giles
Muclteiiijie,
J.
N,
Kiilu-i,
G.
Burns,
and-
R.
Knew
Vancouver.
Cou;'!i
Bie,
Terrace;
G.
Hoard,
and;
A.
Niewud,
Giscoma;
A.
CaancL'un,
Rnina;
Ji.
E,
Hooper.
Siiuiihers;
J.
Mathie,
Abendem,
Sa-iltaiuliewaii;
Mrs.
C.
Miller,
Avouleak
Sa.ik.;
Ruth,
Heena't,
Topley.
!
all'
evening
as
he
tried
to
spark
I
Cook
Jewellers
Stewart
4,
the
team
to
victory,
scoring
14
Eirikson
9,
Hodgkinson,
Jeffrey
points
before
quitting
the
game
2-,
D.
Flndlay
7,
Sedtrewick,
E
on
personal
fouls.
,
Findiay,
2,
Wing.
Total
24.
For
the
winners,
Beynon
play-1
Manson's
Anaerson
5,
David-ed
a
sound
game
on
defence
and
'
SOn
5,
Webber
3.
Pedersen,
Mac-
1
'"
"
1
I
whites,
whipped
cream
and
al-
rounds.
Return
to
freezing
tray
j
and
freeze
until
firm.
Rtset
temperature
control
to
norma!.
Makes
about
l'fc
quarts.
.
TRAVEL
BY
SNOWMOBILE
OSLO-
(Pi
Snowmobiles
carry
mail
and
passengers
across
tlae
Arctic
mountain
plateau
of
Finn-
.
mark,
Norway's
northernmost
province.
Regular
twice-a-week
connections
may
be
extended
to
northern
Sweden,
'
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BRING
RESULTS
.
Arney
had
a
big
night,
getting
ifenzie,
Quast
2,
Ssherk
6,
Barnes
I
15
points.
Don
Scherk
again
fat-
i,
Feness.
Total
22.
INTERMEDIATE.
LEAGl'E
'
a.
.
r
C
n
t:
n
.
;
mil!
awl
an.;.
the
m
1
tru
gn
K
I
i
I
h
I
t
9
I
tened
his
scoring
for
the
season
;
with
13
points
before
getting
the
Fashion
Haugan
3,
Bill
7,
I
nod
on
fouls.
Co-op
was
juse
Anderson
3,
Hebb
20.
Intermela
i
too
gobd
when
the
going
goi
2
Hiu
n
Walsn
4
TotaL56
'
tminrW
An1
full..
rlmniiial
tUnix
'
'
It's
SERVICE
You
Want
Phone
383
CABS'
iuugn
aiiu
luiiy
ucsci
Tru
men
10-point
victory
Merchants
Place,
Jordan
3,
Christoff
17,
McFarlane,
Dumas,
I-
pfy.
Seagram's
Sure
Scaotrams.
"V.O."
SeajraoVs.
"83"
Scogvam's
Crown
Roal
Seactrnms
Kings
Plate
Seagrams
Special
0W
Parnell
5.
Total
25.
NATURAL
OAS
PERMIT
UNDER
THJ
"PETROLEUM
AND
NATURAL
SENIOR
LEAGl'E
.Gordon
&
Anderson
Ciccone
9,
Dumas
2,
Marshall,
Holkestad
14,
Gill
1,
Currie
10,
Smith
6,
Eoulter,
Matthews
4.
Totaled.
Co-op
Holkestad
2,
Morgan
3,
MacDonaid
1,
S.
Scherk
7,
Arnev
15,
Webster
7,
D.
Scherk
13,
Beynon
3.
Total
58.
INTERMEDIATE
I
Fashion
had
it
over
Merchants
I
like
a
tent
as
they
romped
home;
In
the
lead
56
to
25
in
the
Intermediate
League.
Hebb
had
a
big
night
for
himself,
scoring
20
and
clowning
all
the
way.
Barry
Hill-
was
also
in
top
form
as
he
fagged
the
net
for
17.
For
the
losers,
it
waa
Just
about
a
one-man
team
as
Ron
Christoff
potted
17.
The
losers
sadly
mlftsod
j
ulalwurt
Dick
Wesch
who
will
be
I
away
for
the
n'Xt'nio;;ih,
I
'J
I'
MOB.
egal
Printers
In
the
Land
Recording
District
ol
Prince
Rupert
and
situate
oa
tot
!
i.nrthwe.-t
coa.-t
of
Oranam
Island
in
j
the
vicinity
of
Port
Lotus.
Tuke
notice
that
Brydone
Loriif
Tinsley
of
Vancouver.
B
C
.
occ'ip.t-
I
linn
Fisherman,
hao
applied
for
a
Crown
peLroleiuu.
and
natural
isns
.
permit
on
Uui
la.uou
dcwnlwd
u
.4
This
Klvei
lisement
is
not
published
or
ilisolayed
by
the
Liiw
Control
Boa
d
or
by
the
Government
of
Bnlia.
ivk
222
Second
Ave.
Phone
24
3
n
r
fTx
uWlow:s:
Queen
Charlotte
IJIstra
t.
commen'-lux
at
tliu
most
soullKitlv
tip
uk
ROYALTIES
AID
TOTS
LONDON
Great
Oimoud
Street
Children's
Hospital
will
be
at
least
35,700
(
$107,100
rich-
(
W
W
Channel
Point,
iheure
2
mile
south;
I
The
Junior
tus.sle
between
thence
'a
mile
west;
thence
1
mile
1
south;
thence
miles
east;
thence
)
miles
uortl;
theiuw
5
miles
west
to
tlte
pouii
uf
eomiueiiceiiM.nt,
aiid
Cook's
and
Manson's
was
the
er
when
the
present
run
of
Broadway
Cafe
Peter
Pan"
ends
in
New
York
1
1.
il
l-
of
application,
tith
day
of
be-
'
best
game
or
ine
nigiH
as
Man,-j
son's,
stxived
gamely
for
their
I
first
win
of
the
season.
The
eiv-j
counter
went
into
two
overtime
i
periods
before
Cook's
were
de-
Jan.
27.
The
author
Sir
James
Barrie
willed
that
the
royalties
from
the
play
should
go
to
the
hospital.
Cla.isified
Advertising
Is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
ClossilW
word
pur
in.xi
tion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Dw.h
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Eigagenjent
Announcements
$2
00.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE.
PRICE
com
her.
A
lttjQ.
i
DaW-d,
at
Victoria,
this
191b.
day
1
of
I),
l
einlx
r.
A
U.
1950.
'
UUYIXJNE
LORNE
TINOLFY.
Appliian-
j
(D27.
J.1-IU-K)
i
Ii
finest
Cooking
KKPAIHS
FOR
RENT
NOTICE
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
IN
MEMOR1W1
MONTE'SANO
In
lovinn
memory
of
Angelo
Montesano,
who
died
Januaiv
17,
1945.
Ever
remembered
bv
his
loving
wife
and
family.
(H-:ie
41U-DKIVE.
Pnuue41.
'ill
Ctrei-
WATCH
REPAIRS-P
ville
Court.
Fiuser
St.
tU-l
lH-ient
service
l.
I
Jeweller,
balisiacmi.
FOR
RENT
Light
housekeeping
i
teed.
For
take
home
orders
Phone
200
(
FOR
SALE
REAL
ESTATE
1
Stove
sei
vice
aim
ai
'
U
KniiMJii.
Bia
i
a
MINUTES
rom
Pa-;t
Office
1
i
set
mis
live
room
iiume.
iuii,
Ul
ILUKKS
Si
IU.mi
concrete
basement,
larae
cabi
....sr.
.11
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MATTER
OP
THE
INCORPORATION
BY
PRIVATE
BILL
Of
THB
MEDICAL,
SERVICE
ASSOCIATION.
NOTICE
is
hereby
Blvcn
tliat
all
appll.ratlxm
will
be
ma:le
on
behalf
of
Edwin
C.
McCoy.
Murray
D.
Rowan.
Ve
lbaid
M.
Wiukcr.
Archibald
L.
.VcLcllau.
all
of
the
City
of
Vancouver.
Province
of
Britl
.h
Columbia;
Haakon
Suroi
an
I
J.
Frederick
.-i.iuriiu:
of
the
(
tty
of
New
Westminster,
Province
:ifM:wil
J,
Aroo'.d
E.
Ram.
r
of
the
City
of
Victoria.
Province
afuresnl;!.
Frederick
B.
El-wurthy
of
the
Municipality
of
West
Vancouver,
Province
aforesaid,
and
Robert
M.
Alexander
of
Britannia
lJcucii.
Province
ulorc-::tld,
to
tlie
Le".lslative
Assembly
of
the
Province
net
kitchen;
plus
ileal
cottage
pi.UMBINO
and
II
E
A
Business
and
Professional
in
tear
ior
revenue;
urtcvu
u
sin-et
mital
wors
FOR
SALE
Iron
Fireman
hot
air
furnace.
Phone
Red
976.
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FOR
SALE
1950
Pontiac.
light
green,
8
cylinders;
radio,
heater,
good
condition.
1144
9th
East
alter
7
p.m.
Blue
B14.
(l?pi
t'lavel
routine.
tJ-West.
PhJiie
M3.
t
and
Sons.
oniv
suduu.
let
ins.
aiso
ioui
i
room
wartime
with
utility
I
room
part
furnished
(op-i
tlonali;
terms.
Fur
inspection!
see
Ai
mstioim
Aiencies,
Prionij
1
34JJ
or
Green
297
(eves.i.
17ci
;
on
I
tht
I
lar.
me
pa
i
tin
;
:
i
lODERN
Piilntini!
am
Inn
Hpence
ttC
Phone
Black
21&.
f
noon
hour,
f
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FOR
SALE
coal
and
wood
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G.
HBLGERSON
LTD.
REAL
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&
INSURANCE
Phone
90
Evenings
Rluok
399
MARGARET
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Room
10
STONE
FlflLDINQ
AtTOI'NTVT'Lu.
of
British
Columbia
at
its
next
ses-1
heater.
Wartime
house
Ii
out
slon
lor
an
Act
to
Incorporate
the
,
room
Stvle.
Phone
B;Ub
10f.
Medical
Services
Ass;whuton
as
a
body
I
ti)
corporate
and
polit
ic
for
the
purpose
of
ui
quiiin;
and
takniK
over
as
a
'
FOR
SALE
New
chesterfield
;UiV5
concern
t;ie
imdertuklnK
here-1
beds:
beds
comnlete;
till
ai!il-tof(..e
t.mieii
on
in
t'.ie
city
or
Van-1
ed
chest
of
drawers;
sewins
LARGE
house
Four
bedrooms
upstairs,
tour
rooms
downstairs.
Fullv
furnished
in
excellent
taste.
Ideal
for
room-1
init
house
or
large
family.
Rea-
1
sonablv
priced.
Terms
available.
For
further
particulars
and
Information
aoplv
O.
P.
i
Tinker
Ac
Company
Limited,;
I
C
PUBLIC
ACCOUNT:
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snrciaiiM..
a
Stone
BudiliuK.
n1'
Notice
of
Sheriff's
Sale
IN;
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
W.
R.
ADAMS.
Plaintiff.
And
ERNEST
NELSON,
EAt'.L
SMITH
Bnd
ROMEO
F.
COULOMBE,
.
c:irryln.;
on
business
m
TERRACE
LUMBER
CO..
and
th
,
said
TEUrtACB
LUMBER
CO.
.
..
Dt-fewlant!.
IN
TIIE
COUNTV
COURT
OP
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOLDKrt
A
C
PRINCE
RUPERT
Bt.'t.wt..ti!l,
WORKMEN
"tl
COMPENSATION
HOARD
Plaintiff,
And
EARL
SMITH,
RO.MEOf
COI
LOMBE
and
OltVILLE
McKEE,
and
TERRACE
LUMBER
CO..
Dcfsndnnts.
Under
and
by
virtue
cr
it
Writ
of
Firri
Foetus
l-.mted
from
tlie
Cnprcmo
Court
of
British
C-
imibla.
and
a
Warrant
of
Execution
l3sned
from
the
County
Court
of
I
rmce
Rupert,
and
to
me
directed
against
'
the
chattels
of
the
above
named
defendants
and
Terrace
Lumber
Co.
I
have
seized
Lie
r-i.wmiil
known
as
Tenacc
Lumrcr
Co.
sawmill,
situate
near
the
Prince
Rupert
Hixhv.?.y,
about
24
miles
easterly
from
the
village
of
Terrace,
County
of
Frince
Rupert,
together
with
all
machinery,
tools
and
equipment
therein
and
thereabout,
and
t;v:cther
with
aJl
wood
pnxlucts.
finished
and
unfinished,
including
logs
and
manufactured
lum!er.
oi
in
process
of
manufacture.
2
only
White
Power
Unit
)
(stored
at
Terrace
Transfer,
Terrace),
18
only
1
Inch
by
8
ft.
boom
chains
(stored
at
Terrace
Transfer),
1
only
'i
ton
chain
bloc-t
(stored
at
Terrace
Transfer),
1
only
Lauson
i;aollU'i
engine.
No.
314731
(stored
at
Terrace
Transfer,
,
I
Tjnly
RD
0
Caterpillar
trsctor.
aerial
No.
2H2737SP
(stored
at
Terrace
Oarasc
Si
Machlre
Shop,
Terrace),
1
ml
3
ton
Ford
true'e,
UMSi
model
OQ81,
engine
No.
0G0S81,
Serial
UQ81H48
(suired
at
'ieriace
Garage
&
Machine
8hop).
1
only
Chevrolet
1947
cou'h-.
engine
No.
15792.
Serial
No.
7122700n:10
(stored
at
Terrace
Oartge
&
Machine
Shpp).
.1
only
1050
Pontine
sedan,
engine
No.
118048.
8crt.il
No.
0200912101.
1950
licence
(
store.
I
at
Terrace
Oarage
&
Machine
Shop),
Small
tools
and
equipment,
too
numerous
to
mention.
ND
on
THURSDAY,
the
tlrst
day
oX
FEBRUARY.
1951,.
at
the
hour
of
:00
o'clock
In
the
afternoon,
at
my
office
In
the
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
I
wdl
offer
for
sale
by
Public
Auction
all
the
right,
title
and
interest
of
th
!
di
fendants
In
the
above
goods
and
chattels.
TERMS
OF
SALE.
CASH,
nnd
this
sale
will
be
subject
to
the
Social
Security
and
Municipal
Ai
1
Tax.
DATED
Bt
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
this
fifteenth
day
of
January.
1961.
M.
M.
STEPHENS,
Sheriff
of
the
County
dl
Prince
Rupert.
(H)
cnuv.r
and
elsewlicee
In
the
Province
i
mactune;
Kltcrtcll
stoves;
neut,
Plion
5ua.
tlU
ol
British
Columbia
of
the
Medical
.Services
Association,
a
Society
Incorporated
under
the
Societies
Act.
with
all
or
any
of
the
assets
or
lia
HELP
WASTU
PHONE
RLUE
51)3
P.O
BOX
1184
ers;
hardware,
coitee
table,
end
tables;
bedroom
suites;
brand
new
carpets.
Axmin.sler,
sizes
2'
x
4V2';
scores
of
other
useful
furniture
at
lowest
prices.
See.
B.C.
Furniture.
Black
324.
(ti
i
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
Resident
Partner
bilities
thereof
with
power
to
ar-ianfjn
for
the
provision
to
members
.nd
their
dependent
of
a;iy
or
all
of
HELP
WANTED
-St
clerks
Prrmaiiei'.t
nlv
Riix
8;iH
lor
i"tf
FOR
SALE
Larue
4
Wartime,
with
oil
stove
and
Coleman
heater.
Hull
block
from
Mc-Bride
on
8th
E.isl.
Occupancy
about
Feb.
la.
Phone
Red
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203
Phone
88
,
Ins
lull
parliciilat-
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etc.
BOYS
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i
i
the
services
required
In
the
preven-
-
-
t-
-
tion.
diagnosis
or
titmcnt
of
ill-
$250
HANDLES
1940
Chev.
coa2h.
mas
on
a
non-profit,
pre-payment
I
New
rubber,
healer,
chains,
and
voluntary
basis
and
with
such
I
Beautiful
condition
Superior
other
powers
as
shall
be
conferred
by
,
Auto
Service
Ltd.
Green
271.
such
Act.
UiellKtins
the
power
to
j
I15cl
i)i
Eobwu!.
sell,
mol
t
;at;e.
lease
or
.
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.
,
"
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with
real
and
personal
FOR
SALE
Mi
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proiierty
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lor
lis
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0ndH.liH.
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such
other
powers
as
may
be
uecis-
Black
300
after
5
D.tU.
USpl
ml
ociuUont;"
U
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"Jl'L8
"'.FOR
SALE-1950
Meteor
custom
SELLING
vour
home?
List
with
an
experienced
realtor.
For
prompt
inspection
see
Arm-si
roiiif
Agencies.
I'hune
34i
or
Green
297
(eves.l,
ii4ei
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
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.
Agents
for
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finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
m
4th
Bt
Ph.
Black
389
HELEN'S
BEAUTY.
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
A
btood
oo
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mi
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and
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blue,
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per-
LOST-Small
brown
collie
doR,
Phone
each
paw.
this
5th
day
of
January.
A
D-
1951.
white
on
Black
230.
feet
mileage
5000.
interior
in
new
ccnditlnn.
405
5th
Ave.
East,
phone
Blue
365.
(17p
(15cl
DAVIS,
HOSSIE.
LETT.
MARSHALL
fc
McLORO,
Snllcltors
for
the
Applicants,
fqr
SALE
1931
Model
A
road-
601
626
West
Pender
Street
LOST
Chrome
wheel
rim
and
hub
cap.
Please
return
to
Jerry's
Barber
Shop.
(15c
PfRcnuti
BOY
WANTED
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route
In
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reliable
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LOST
On
Saturday
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LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
FOR
SALE
1940
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con-
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608
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374
livery
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Clamshell
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and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
451
Box
1626
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and
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429.00
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lb.
capacity
159.50
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14.50
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K42
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HEATING
PADS
9.50
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supolv
very
short
and
prices
expected
to
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13
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