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return
to
Va
any
further
truck
or
trade
wi'.h
Canada
on
aluminum.
Now
they've
realized
that
lons-
range
considerations
point
defin-
...Smithers...
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NOTES
Miss
Brash's
five-club
j'ttely
to
a
substantial
expansion
You
could
hardly
call
..11
y
1
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contract
a
layflOWn.
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and
the
Sea
4
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Quotations
and
Int1
'6:00
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Old
Alberta
'Pipeline
!
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C-nnudian
Airutenr
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is
f.imimnry
i
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and
Sinn
cards
there
is
at
least
a
possibility
of
losing
one
spade,
"
56
otin
M!,n
witn
tt
onithey
would
be
prepared
to
'do
in
SORE
MUSCLES?
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S1
f
A.ni41..n
n...nk
.1
over
i'"-"
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five
to
10
ye.
'
To
dHte
no
definite
'Offers
have
been
made
or
-considered.
But
n
'
now
tnsciosea
that
the
U.
S
authorities
liave
asked
Alcan
to
submit
definite
fxamples
of
what
the
event
of
a
long-term
con-
tract.
If.
as
and
when
these
dl-s-
j
citsslons
come
to
head,
it
menns
a
certain
step-up
in
the
in
1
company's
present
plans
lor
B.C.
development
ILMaN-lfm
OiTKR
Alcan
lias
informed
the
U
S.
1
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IT...L
0,,..1.
OIUV
ai
Ifie
i
Ol'Ul-uu
ui
a
club.
whv
ue
could
V
ive
blr!
th'
:.i,.,o
..iit
uiu
n,.h
,hi
considers
three
or
four'
lucky
breaks
in
a
hand
as
perfectly
normal.
-well,
I
thought
of
bidding
0
c0U1-.Se,"
kidded
Mr.
Abel,
But
x
was
afraid
you
might
be
encouraged
to
try
for.
seven.
And
at
that
tnat
bid
bid
1
l
figured
there'
was
an
outside
,-hance
of
being
down
one.
"Oh
vou
men!"
MLss
Brash
j
chlded.
''You're
so
timid!
two
hearts,
a
diamond
and
But
MLss
Brash
is
used
to
be-
inir
in
contracts
like
this.
As
moml
she
brought
thLs
one
home
through
a
combination
of
good
luc
k
and
good
play.
j
Break
number
one
came
on
the
opening
lead.
Mr.
Meek
was
a
bad
spot.
With
considerable
sjx
reason
he
figured
that
any
lead
-
ne
mane
wuuiu
juac
u
mi,
lie
Iinaiiy
ieiecieu
me
ulc
ui
hearts
and
continued
with
the
Mill
Uueen
of
hearts
that
it
cii
provide
additional
I
Miss
Brash
won
with
the
king
aluminum
for
stockpiling
in
the
j
and
decided
to
go
lor
the
dia-I
next
Tew
years.
There,
are
sev-!
niond
finesse.
She
led
the
deuce
leral
alternatives,
but
as
exam-
from
her
hand
and
put
in
ilk
SSiFME
pies
of
what.
Alcan
could
do,
the
U.S.
Government
was
told
it
!
could
have
one
million
mctri?
,
tons
in
the
period
1955-60,
or
1
8
million
metric
tons
from
1952
I
The
discussion
reuiirdincx
Jt
thi:
.
'aluminum
picture
as
are
t.c
seen
1
1
evidence
of
progress
in
the
rela-
1
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between
the
two
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neia
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sne
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ba:k
tne
flve
'clu
.
But
here
she
decided
against
the
finesse.
The
reason?
Because
Mr.
Meek,
on
her
left,
had
not
only
tpend
bidding
but
had
free
J
.
.
.
...
.
:
.
.
ly
rebid
opposite
a
pasiin
pail-
ner.
I
He
could
therefore
be
figured
for
every
outstanding
face
card.
Brash
hoped
Mr.
Meek
had
the
king
of
clubs
guarded
only
once,
She
planned
to
go
up
with
her
ace
ot
clubs
and
lead
another
club
-
,If
Mr-
Meek
had
the
king
duuoieion
ne
wouui
win
aim
una
h.mself
in
a
very
tough
spot
for
a
return.
8
This
was
excellent
reasoning
and
it
turned
out
even
better
than
Miss
Brash
had
expected.
As
you
see,
the
lone
king
of
clubs
fell
under
the
ace.
After
pulling
two
more
rounds
of
trumps,
Miss
Brash
returned
to
the
diamond
suit.
She
led
her
queen,
Mr.
Meek
covering
with
the
king,
the
ace
went
on
from
dummy-and
down
came
Mr.
Dale's
10-spot.
From
here
on
it
was
easy
sailing.
Miss
Brash
returned
to
her
hand
with
the
eight
of
diamonds.
Then
she
entered
dummy
with
the
ace
of
spades
and
parked
her
losing
spade
on
dummy's
nine
of
diamonds.
Thus
she
won
all
the
tricks
but
one.
j
"Oh
dear,
isn't
there
some
i
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Neither
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Frances
Laura
to
Herbert
Edward
Kim;,
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
P,
Kihh
of
Prince
Ruoert.
The
wedding
will
takei
ulae
vhortlv.
I
1id
i
l
MEMAM
In
loving
memory
of
our
husband
and
father.
Peter
Wells,
vtio
Datwed
awav
Kent.
17.
1950.
His
smiling
wav
and
uleasant
lace
Are
a
pleasure
to
recall
.
I
He
had
a
kindly
word
for
each!
And
died
beloved
hv
ail
Some
rlii
we
hone
to
meet
Mm.
Some
dy.
we
know
not
when,
Tu
clj,Na1,d
ha'ld
Neve-
to
nart
again.
Fond!"
remembered
bv
Mrs.
Annie
Welti
and
familv
(Uo
In
lovlne
memory
of
Peter
M.
"Wells,
who
oa.sM.-d
awav
St-utcm-ber
17.
1950.
Dear
is
the
grave
where
our
fu-'
ther
is
laid.
Dear
is
the
memory
that
never
will
fade
The
cud
was
bitter
the
loss
severe
To
part
with
the
one
we
loved
so
dear
Sadly
misted
bv
his
wife
Mrs.
Annie
Wells
and
iamllv
MID)
FUNERAL
NOTICE
TOMLINSON-In
the
cltv
Sat-!
urdav.
Scut.
15
19ol
Aaues.
iiiie
:
i;7
vears
beloved
wile"
o
Field
Caolain
Thoma.s
Richard
Tom-lin.son.
Cedarvale,
B.C
Caot.
W.
C.
Poulton
will
conduct
services
at
Orenvllle
Court
Chanel
at
7
o
ni.
Monday.
Sent
17
Remains
to
be
forwarded
this
rvenuiK
to
Cedarvale
for
imerment.
B
C.
Undertakers
in
charue
of
ar-
anuemenU.
(ltd
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SALE
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KNOWN
NAMES
Llnu-beit
Speeder
Shovels;
Cranes:
Draifllius;
Adams
Road
Graders:
Littleford
Bros.
Black
Tod
Rond
Maintenance
Laulomenr;
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Granule;
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers:
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifugal
Pumps:
National
Dracline
Scrapers
and
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoi.its;
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotary
Screens
and
Conveyors.
Full
Information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C
(tf)
FOR
SALE4937
Ford
2
ton
truck.
House
trailer.
18
ft.,
fully
furnished.
Hou.se
trailer,
"B.C.
Breeze."
16
ft.
fullv
furnished.
Two
work
trailers,
dollvs.
na.ssen?er
and
truck
tires.
1929
Chevrolet
motor,
radiators,
etc.
Aoolv
Midland
Pines.
Phone
Black
739.
tf
FOR
OUICK
SALE
12"
Craft-master
band
saw.
2
blades
10x30
French
-binoculars.
Both
new
Pre
-lsion
Saw
Filine.
1345
Pivuntt
Place
(219cl
FOR
SALE
Vacuum
tvoe
Easy
wn.shln"
machine.
In
eond
condition
Mav
be
seen
nt
345
B'c-eer
Place
or
Phone
Black
038.
(223UI
FOR
SALE
One
war-lime
kit
chen
sKive
one
Winchester
25-20
rifle.
1337
Overlook
St,
(ltpl
FOR
OUICK
SALE
One
Enellsh-
motor
bike.
Like
new.
See
Jim
Georeeson.
at
Bob
Parkers
Limited.
.
(219c)
FOR
SAI.E-3.n00-witt
DC.
lieht
plant.
New.
Box
36
Alice
Arm.
(219D)
FOR
SALE
Semi-built
house
trailer
New
rhafisis
and
tires
1235
Park
Ave.
(220p)
'
A
Lesson
Etiouette.
note
uiai
iauies
inamnsii
i.m-
U(,i,
.,.,.-1
it
unrt
inn-iiiil
are
MAN
OH
uv.v
j
tion.
A
year
ago
Aican
offered
to
sell
the
U.S.
200,000
metric
tons
j
1
over
a
three-year
period,
but
was
!
turned
down
and
instead,
so.d
the
tonnage
to
the
United
Kin-
dom..
The
U.S.
went
ahead
to
try
to
build
up
its
domestic
alum-
'
inum
capacity,
despite
the
fact
'
that
Canada
could
provide
aluminum
more
cheaply
because
of
its
large
resources
of
cheap
water
power
close
to
tidewater.
i
Now
it
looks
as
though
the
!
way
may
be
opened
for
a
deal
once
again.
The
U.S.
hasn't
asked
for
a
firm
offer,
nor
has
Al-
can
made
one.
But
the
fact
that
the
talks
have
been
held
indicates
that
things
are
on
a
better
basis
than
they
were.
COST
WOULD
JUMP
,
From
the
figures
mentioned
In
the
discussions,
it
would
look
as
though
Alcan
isn't
likely
to
expand
its
current
project
beyond
abuut
half
the
ultimate
500,000-metric-tons-per-annum
capacity.
The
first
stage
now
under
way
calls
for
80,000-100.000
tons,
with
power
installations
totalling
420,000
hp
(three
140.000
hp
units).
Firm
power
output
would
be
less
than
this
jnaximum.
So
if
Alcan
decided
on
providing
annual
capacity
of
250,000
tons,
additional
hydro-electric
units
would
have
to
be
installed
to
bring
power
capacity
to
around
850.000
hp.
And
the
cost
would
jump
from
the
present
estimate
of
$160
millions
to
something
around
$300,000
millions-$350
millions,
it's
thought,
because
some
of
the
expenditures
will
be
fqr
work
to
make
way
for
the
complete
500.000-metric-ton
plant
and
1.5
million
hp
power
installation.
Ultimate
cost
of
the
complote
project
has
been
estimated
officially
at
$550
mil
lions.
Don't
Overtax
it
OverHAUL
It!
Once
your
engine
reaches
"middle
age"
worn
parts
overtax
each
other
and
the
motor
deteriorates
rapidly
.
.
.
UNLESS
you
order
an
expert
overhaul
job
by
our
master
mechanics.
If
you
plan
to
keep
your
car
long,
you'll
save
money
in
the
long
run.
See
us!
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SUPPLY
LIMITED
So
Gay
a"d
Feminine
You'll
Surely
Love
Them!
Come
in
today
.
.
.
see
our
d
r
e
s
s
e
s
made
prettier
with
ip
a
p
e
r
doll
and
other
swing-out
skirts.
Choose
one,
two
or
three
for
a
truly
dressed
up
Fall.
"Tomorrow's
Styles
Today"
)
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Mansell
Ladies
Wear
523
3rd
Ave.
'
'ill
l
OI
'inn
for
;
i
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
220
!3ixth
St.
Thcr-e
649
1
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'
iiduiete
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
PHONES'.
P.O.
Box
1670
Red
894
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
lames
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
?hone
347
P.O.
Box
374
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
Bell,
C.A.
325
4th
Avenue
East
P.O.Box
1247
Phone
Red
879
ELECTROLUX
Bales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1628
for
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
Cleaner
Cutting
Saws
Tm
mwm
will
tt
elm
mi,
tour,
fitUr
wbta
filed
om
ur
vneitlon
nmchin.
yutek
rrlM
on
all
typw
of
mwi.
BrtDf
four
w
1
ladar
014
Mvt
iUwUi4.
most
orooer
when
tailored
from
reiil-ir
men's
clothes.
Box
197
Dailv
News.
Ui
GIVE
the
(o
ks
nt
nome
treat
.
act
one
of
our
delicious
coke
or
me
Runerf
'ikprv
Ltd
Phone
H3
for
order.
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WATCH
REPAIRS
Promo'
ef
ficient
service,
ueorae
i,o"i
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
uuaran
teed.
BOATS
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
30
ft.
mil
boat.
9
ft
beam,
draws
4',
ft..
500
souar.i
ft
fif
so
U.s.
4
rvllnder
marine
eneine.
Sleeps
thiee.
Lavatorv
oil
stove
and
coklne
u'en-jtils
$2500
rash
Anolv
"Fou
Winds."
Prince
Ruoert
Yacht
Club.
-
REAL
FSTATE
Close
to
M(
Bride
Wartime
four,
full
cement
basement
hot
air
furnace,
automatic
coal
stoker
electric
ranae.
oil
heater,
lovelv
lawn,
cement
sidewalk
$2400
cash
handle?.
Price
$5300.
Six-room
seml-bunealow,
basement
llvln"
room,
two
bedrooms,
bathroom
and
larise
kitchen
on
main
floor.
Two
hpflr-nnmts
tinvtilirs
Newlv
dec-
Hllie
719
'
orated,
lot
50
X
100
In
lawn.
.04--Price
reduced
to
$5000
terms.
1
FOR
SALE-',
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
Phong
312;
Black
lf)7
evenines
(219d
FOR
SALE
Laree
home,
furnished
or
unfurnished
with
complete
apartment
drawinj
eood
revenue.
Terms
1078
7th
East
Phone
Black
298.
l222ui
FOR
SALE
2-bedroom
house.
Oillnet
float,
shed
at
Dodae
Cove.
What
offers?
Inoulre
J-Snellman.
Port
Essinuton
(22pl
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Wednesday
and
Frill
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