1
loose
Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Monday.
April
23,
1931
Bi
zaar
v."
j
A,
i.i:giaiid
tr'
A'
4
three-year-old
boy
who
died
in
!
this
Buckinghamshire
town
left-
a
will,
bequeathing
his
estate
of
I
BIGGLESWADE,
England
t0
'--Trapped
between
two
wall
for
live
hours,
a
puppy
was
fii'a'lv
released
in
this
Bedford;,!!;.?
town
by
workmen
using
a
pnpu-1
inatic
drill.
V,
hi,
l3
'ear-ol,i
h,.,.
C7-
Jlffair
fin.,
u..
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the
Khwl
Blackwood
on
(BruL
I'M
I
f
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1
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V1.
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A
r
125
($375i
to
his
mother.
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SALISBURY,
England
CP
One'
of
the
entrants
in
a
window-dressing
competition
here
was
the
blind
proporietor
of
a
tobacco
shop.
I
Toronto
Plans
Pickford
Statue
TORONTO
0
A
statuette
of
Mary
Pickford
may
be
placed
at
the
site
of
her
birthplace
on
University
Avenue
in
midtown
Toronto.
A
group
of
citizens
Interested
in
honoring
the
erstwhile
movie
star
has
approached
the
city
with
a
plan
to
raise
$3
000
for
the
statuette
which
would
depict
her
In
a
character
portrayal
of
the
days
when
she
was
known
as
"America's
By
Easley
Blackwood
Good
play
and
good
luck
are
a
hard
combination
ST.
ALBANS,
Hertfordshire.
England
a
new
hospital
.
to
beat.
Mr.
Champion
needed
both
to
bring-
home
his
contract
in
today's
deal.
South
dealer
I
being
built
here
along
skyscraper
lines
will
have
a
swimming'
pool
'for
the
patients.
7
Insist
on
""ff!
BUCHf!AX'S
w
Vl
1LICIC&WHII
SCOTCH
fey.
Wuif
1
V-
1
"
The
SecreMijnjhe
BienrJina
A
very
successful
spring
bazaar
and
tea
was
held
in
the
Moose
Tempij
by
the
Women
of
the
Moose.
The
lovely
weather
brought
a
great
many
people
out.
They
were
received
by
Mrs.
J.
Rasper.
The
convener
was
Mrs.
C.
Collins
and
cashier
Mrs.
S.
Hougan.
.
Pouring
were
Mrs.
A.
Hamilton
.and
Mrs.
W.
Bitssy.
Serving
tea
were
Mrs.
J.
McLeod,
Mi's.
T.
Christoff,
Mrs.
R.
Wilson,
Mrs.
F.
De
Blasse
and
Mrs.
R.
Armstrong.
In
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
M.
Morrison,
Mrs.
A.
F.
Good,
Mrs.
Auriol.
Mrs.
M.
Reese
and
Mrs.
C.
Wilkinson.
Both
sides
vulnerable
e
3
,
"1
j
George
Markham,
Joseph
Sam-oning,
Oliver
Gregg,
George
Cory,
Nelson
Rogers,
Jackson
Graves,
Eugent
Egan
and
Walter
Harold
first
heart
trick
instead
of
making
the
hold-up
play
he
would
have
lost
the
hand.
Mr.
Abel,
m
gaining
the
lead
with
the
king
of
diamonds,
would
have
led
to
Mrs.
Keen's
queen
of
hearts.
She
would
have
then
led
through
dummy's
king
of
clubs
for
two
tricks
in
that
suit.
This
application
of
the
holdup
i
keeping
the
"dangerous"
opponent
out
of
the
lead
i
comes
up
oftener
than
you
think.
Watch
lor
it
I
guarantee
it's
worth
the
trouble.
were
each
fined
$10
and
costs
lor
Intoxication.
They
appeared
be-
Others
in
charge
were:
Novelties
i
Hospital
Guild
I
mm
u.iveriiwuient
is
not
iMi.HishccI
or
eu,,
)
Control
Hoard
or
bv
the
Govrrnn.,
,
i
.P'1MW
THE
WORLD
OVER
FOR
ITS
AGE
AND
MELLOWNESS
'OVcrnniUlU(llrj!ihCs
2
t
fore
W.
D.
Vance
Monday.
"4
Mrs.
A.
Ritchie,
Mrs.
C.
B.
Mc-Iniyre
and
Mrs.
C.
Eriokson.
Sewing
(Publicity
Committee)
BEAUTY
FOR
BATHROOMS
AND
KII!
Mr.
.Mti-ttrro
S
J
10
7
H
7
G
3
D
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9
5
4
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10
Mrs.
ItiVfl
.
.Mr.
ltet
S
6
4
a
S
U
3
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9
8
2
H
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4
D
7
3
D
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8
C-r-Q
5
4
3
C
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6
Mr,
ChuiiipUiu
S
A
K
Q
H
5
H-A
5
D
J
10
2
C
8
1
2
The
bUlrtiiHt:
Smith
West
Nurtll
Kail
1
3
Puss
2
U
Puss
2
S
Pass
3
8
Pass
4
8
All
pass
Mrs.
Keen
was
torn
between
a
heart
lead
and
a
club
lead.
She
finally
decided
to
open
her
fourth
best
heart
and
that
was
the
good
luck
angle
on
the
hand.
It
was
all
Mr.
Champion
needed.
He
handled
the
rest
ol
it
himself.
i.
NEW
DAY
DAWN'S
Continued
from
page'l)
Mrs,
G.
Rcbins:n,
Mrs.
T.
Glenn.
Home
Cooking
I
Social
Service
i
Mrs.
R
B.
Skinner,
Mrs.
O.
Stegwick.
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon.
Delicatessen
(Mooseheart
Committee
(
Mrs.
J.
Hoskins.
Mrs.
J.
Flewin.
Mrs.
II.
Paulson.
Mrs.
N.
Kennedy,
Mrs.
C
Mulder.
!
f
HHHHIHh
;
:
mi
Hl.iiiilimiil
v
N
oiariinvi
y
on
the
way
to
Atlin.
Before
the
end
of
April
the
initial
crew
will
JOURNALISTS'
CHOICE
Blue-eyed
Mae
Genno,
18-year-old
technical
school
student,
is
Miss
By-Line
of
1951.
She
was
choeen
at
the
annual
By-Lne
Ball
of
Toronto's
newspaper
men
and
women.
A
shapely
fivo-foot-eleveu,
Miss
By-Line
hopes
to
become
a
model.
i
CP
PHOTO
I
There
it
o
distinctive
STYROTILE
colour
that
will
fit
into
w
be
at
the
property.
The
schedule
i
calls
for
starting
to
strip
a
high
;
grade
oxidized
ore
zoiw
by
bull
dozer
bv
the
first
week
in
June.
!
,
-.11
tor
your
iwoaern
nome.
(jur
piojtic
tile
has
its
deep
ten
moulded
clear
through
eoch
piece.
The
colour
will
not
ww
it
will
on
ALL
other
typej
of
tile.
Impervious
to
moisture,
Mi
or
warp
and
is
heat
resistant.
Easy
ond
economical
to
apply
t
Put
yourself
in
Mr.
Cham-
i
Qrc
wil,
be
m!nett
for
shipment
i
pion's
place
as
declarer.
You
can
j
as0
from
..2X"
tunnel
where
ore
j
see
that
you
have-
to
lose
one
j
wm.,h
$j02
a
ton
at
p,.est,nt
metal
!
diamond
if
the
finesse
is
wrong,
I
-.i,..,,,
pxtenris
for
S2"i
feet
aver-
Gratify
new
surfaces.
one
heart
trick
and
two
club
tricks
if
the
ace
is
back
.f
dummy's
king.
Candy
(Child
Care
Committee
i
Mrs.
W.
Anderson,
Mrs.
W.
Nixon,
Mrs.
Gar,
Mrs.
A.
Ever-leish.
Books
(Library
Committee
I
Mrs.
p.
Bond,
Mrs
M.
Bond.
Raffles
resulted
as
follows:
Box
ol
candy
-
Mrs.
Nixon.
Hassock
of
grocerivs,
won
by
Prarl
Brown.
Moose
Cushion
J.
C.
Blaine.
Doll
and
Wardrobe
Shirley
Hougan.
Ham
Joe
Llnsey.
Chicken
Mrs.
Trequair.
Floral
cushion
George
Erick-son.
Crocheted
doily
J.
Shenton
aging
2.5
ft.
wide,
according
to
Dolmnge
report.
Mr.
McDonough!
expects
ore
will
start
leaving
for
Trail
Smelter
via
Carcross
bv
:
There
is
one
further
thought
PRODUCI
OF
tCOTLAND
If
Mrs.
Keen
can
be
kept
out
of
j
mid-August.
Later
when
a
stock-
AN
EXCLUSIVE
STYROTILE
FEATURE
Only
in
Styrotile
can
you
secure
a
complete
Installation.
Only
In
Styrotile
is
supplied
corners,
base
and
capping-
thai
li
on
exclusive
feature
in
Styrotile.
Write
now
for
the
name
of
your
nearest
Styrotile
dealer.
the
lead,
the
danger
of
losm;
Steelhead
Derby
-
13y2-Pounder
Brought
in
Wcvk-end
steelhead
fishing
brought
.mx
more
entries
in
ilv
Derby
.with
tcp
honors
going
to
Cyril
Bagshaw's
13-and-a-half
pounder.
Three
more
were
weighed
in
by
Robert
Armstrong,
whose
13-pound,
4-ounce
entry
pile
of
shipping
grade
ore
has
t
:en
assembled
it
will
be
possible
I
two
club
tricks
disappears.
j
All
right,
now
oack
to
the
to
save
$15
per
ton
freight
charg-
opening
heart
lead.
Mr.
Abel
:
es
by
shipping
in
larger
quanti-
SCOTLAND
jm
Distilleries
'
BOIAMK.
y.$k'
TMEOLCNFIDDtCHANDkAlVEMti-
j&
jyT
IMXNLIVET.
DUFFTOWN
SOOTIAM6
9
V'im
contcnti
MADE
IN
CANADA
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
played
the
king
and
what
should
ties
to
Selby.
California.
The
low
Mr.
Champion
play
from
the
'
-st
water
haul
from
Skagway,
closed
hand?
Why,
the
five
spot.
Alaska,
to
Selby
on
tidewater
oi
course.
This
play
effectively
'.
will
eliminate
the
rail
haul
from
bio:ks
out
Mrs.
Keen
from
ev;r
;
Vancouver
to
Trail,
obtaining
the
lead.
.
!
in
his
recommendation
Dr.
Mr.
Aoel
led
back
a
heart
at
,Beav.,n
stresses
that
while
ex-trick
two
and
Mr.
Champioh
estab-won
ploration
looking
to
the
with
the
ace.
He
extracted
lishmfnt
oI
a
permanent
mining
urn
Phone
651
trumps
in
three
leads
ending
in
operation,
is
the
principal
objec
his
own
hand.'
Then
he
led
the
j
tive
of
1951
operations,
the
sec-
'
)aCk
?
T,01
11
could
Hd,!,-
i
ondary
objective-limited
pro-
Mr.
Abel
did
the
best
he
dilution
through
led
the
Iht
until
Bagshaw
top-.
pMd
it
Friday.
j
Early
yesterday
morning.
Ned
:
McLeod,
Armstrong
and
Norman
j
Chrislense
cautiously
approach-
1
ed
the
"deep
hole,"
just
below:
Cloyah
Rapids,
and
in
less
than
ten
minutes,
both
Armstrong
and
McLeod
had
hooked
and
landed
ea:h
two
of
the
silver
"fighting
streaks
of
lightning."
Christen-sen
drew
a
blank.
That
was
all
that
came
out
of
j
Clcyah
or
.anywhere
else
Sunday,;
'
according
to
Harold
Thorn,
who
i
weighed
in
the
four,
running
i
from
six
to
12
pounds.
Meanwhile,
a
group
cf
boys,
E
to
shut
out
the
diamond
suit
by
1
4....1.
U
,.
1
.1
T3,.t
.11
hinb
t"-a(ir.
ore
shipments
of
an
materially
The
planned
,1
r
.CLlilg
ihc
jaiiw
num.
oui.
,n
thjg
ajm
'ihiH
R'ivertisemuiit
w
not
puhiishcd
or
display
by
the
LHinr
Control
liouni
or
ly
tlir
(
lovernrtieiit
of
Hritinh
i'olumbia.
ine
leu
was
icu
uiiu
pas.-u
around
to
him
he
had
to
play
hi.s
king.
pyrgram
will
cost
$150,000
but
return
from
shipment
of
at
least
1000
tons
of
ore
is
expected
to
be
about
70.000.
Mr.
Beaven
stresses
that
if
results
warrant.
Mr.
Mr.
Chiimpion
Chiimpion
trumped
trumped
the
the
Classified
Advertising
Ls
payable
in
advance.
P
ease
refrain
from
telephoning.
Ciasc
word
ner
insei
Lion,
minimum
charue
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
l.
Funeial
Notices,
Marriage
and
EnBaRemrnt
Announcement
$2.W.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
IX)UBLE
PRICE
V7
O
o
m,?ET.ll:?()ci,RABLE
-"etn
sr
n
t,n
dummy's
good
diamonds.
Ho
This
advertisement
is
not
published
but
wrapped
up
ten
tricks
for
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
y,q
prime
IN
RE
THE
"MECHANIC'S
LIEN
ACT"
TAKE
NOTICE
tlint
Kcginiikl'
S
Ounanoot
of
Huzflton.
BC,
havtlis?
owed
Bob
Purker
Unulcd
of
Prince
Hupert.
B
C.
the
Mini
of
118
ao
for
a
pel-UK!
ol
over
three
mouths
for
labour
and
materials
bestowed
mi
a
1929
Chevrolet
Light
Delivery.
194.S
Licence
No.
CHR'.
En'iine
No.
45084.
Serial
No.
37801.
Modl
International,
the
said
Bob
Parker
Limited
Board
or
bv
the
Govern
moat
of
CASH
tor
scrap
A
who
had
given
up
Milling
as
a
bad
job
.took
artvantpgi?
of
the
warm
weathvr
and
tried
swimming.
Th'-ir
screams
and
shouts,
however,
indicated
the
water
was
not
nearly
as
warm
as
the
sun.
If
Mr.
Champion
had
won
the
Briti.sh
Columbia.
twr
batteries
Phone
City.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
McClarv
cream
enamel
Move.
$.)().0;i.
Girl
s
bicycle.
$20.00.
Eleetri:-
heater
$j.00
97a
7th
East.
Phone
K-.'d
k'3
evcnintis
only.
97pi
fOR
SALE
Modern
walnut
bediootn
.suite
complete
witn
steel
sorinu.
new
air
sprllU
mattre.-.s.
Phone
Red
8D2.
iltpi
-
.
I5IHTH
NOTICE
MATT
HEWS
Born
to
Mr.
and
.li.s.
K.
f.
Matthews
oi
Port
fc-d-ward.
In
the
Prince
Runerl
General
Hi:.s)iial.
on
Friuav
April
20.
a
sister
for
Davm.
Marian
Patricia.
i1'!
foksai7e
j
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Liim-uelt
Speeder
Bliovt-l-;
'
Cranes:
Draiiimes;
Adams
TASTY
TEA
ROU
tamed
umi
the
Kuix'rt
&fc
Rc-roof
with
ASPHALT
th
crat-j
and
ptriod
of
ore
shipments
could
be
increased
with
consequent
larger
net
profit.
As
soon
as
o"ssible
plans
calls
for
invc.'tigating
the
depth
possibilities
which
give
promise
of
a
long
life
for
the
on-Tt'Mon.
A
D8
bulldozer
at
work
on
the
AUin-Ruffner
property
will
give
Mr.
McDoncuch
great
personal
satisfaction.
He
will
see
at
ac-comnlishing
in
about
six
weeks
for
S3CO00
what
would
have
taken
200
men
six
months
to
perform
at
a
cost,
of
$150,000
when
lv
was
onrrating
in
the
Atlin
camp
in
1034.
A
new
day
has
dawned
for
mining
exploration
in
the
rugged
terrain
of
the
extreme
northwest
corner
of
B.C.
643
lor
orden
will
offer
the
said
vehicle
for
sale
at
IV
premises
on
Third
Avenue.
Prince.
Huprrt,
BC
on
Tuesday.
May
1!M.
at
10
o'clock
AM
unless
the
s;
i
I
lies.inald
S
Clunaiifxit
shldl
Hoitr.cr
pay
to
the
sakl
Koh
Purler
(
I
iiiiltcd
the
said
sum
of
1IBOO
and
j
the
r.
sis
of
advertising
this
Notice.
HATBD
lit
Prince
Hupert.
B
C,
tills
18th
(lav
of
April.
1U51.
j
TiOB
PAKKEB
LIMITED.
U0.'i)
KYETCN.
I
oii'cstcrshir".
En-la;ul
CP)
Th
wind'was
hl.iwin.;
hard
wli":i
a
marria"e
f"r"morv
wai
perfenned
h?-e
and
lh
bride's
veil
landed
on
the
roof
of
the
church.
The-
bride".
r;;or.i
and
the
bc;:t
man
clii"ii!;ed
r.
lj
("t
n.
IK
A
NTFD
-
J1
lima
m
m
mm
i
4mm,
r
feR,M.
mm
,mm
FOR
SALE
Dnv
bed
and
drop-side
couch.
Black
(i(i0.
Hi'
m
m
m
m
e.
mm
m
m
m
w
,t
rr-
KKAL
KSTATE
PRICES
PAID
"
steel,
brass.
huiiesl
main"-ment
mV
Metals
LW-;;
conver.
U.
t.
6357.
WANTED
TO
K-room
unliinu
funished
aorj
(iron.
Box
.
I
nioxE
no!i
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
i
rox
;?i
FOR
SALE
-
Four
room
c
A
wartime
home.
9th
Ave
W.
at
McBiide.
Phone
Blue
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F'OR
SALE
home
home
with
with
Lovely
harm"
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
e$$ionci
HtduiedS
cure
Koad
Oraders;
Litileford
Bros.
Black
Too
Ko-ad
Maintenance
Equipment;
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Grannies;
T.
L.
tiimth
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Foiklift
Trucks;
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
lor
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal;
Hice
Porl-aijle
Centrifugal
Pumps;
National
Dragline
Scrapers
and
Buckets;
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Howls:
Nvt.ional
Portable
Sawmills;
National
,
Hotarv
Screens
and
Conveyor.
Full
information
Irom
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver.
B.C.
Itl)
FOR
8ALE
New
uild
used
furniture
hardware,
dishes,
end
tables
chest
of
drawers,
bed.s
complete,
bedroom
.suite.s,
small
size
carnets,
used
loa-aine
boots,
men's
suits,
field
U
lasses,
wa
tidies
sewing
machines
and
other
useful
household
articles
at
the
lowest
nossible
prices.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324
(if)
FOR
SALE
16-ft.
Carvel
built
open
launch
decked
fore
and
aft.
Emiioped
with
5
h.n.
Ker-math
Sea
Pun
engine
with
reverse
near.
Phone
Black
240
(9(ipi
I
j-'rot
view,
two
lots
in
Karoen
a
lawn,
ureenhou.se,
cement
basement,
furnace,
hot-wa'.ar
hcatlnit
svstem.
ultra
modern
kitchen,
livmn
room
with
open
flrepliice,
;
diimiK
room,
and
two
bed-
:
rooms
up
This
is
a
line
HOLLYWOOD
Ctf
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,
For
Oulside
Orders
Phong
133
8
m
Kpi
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
home
and
is
avaiiaDie
w
eailv
occupancy.
Full
pine
SBUitO.OO
with
$0000.00
down
and
balance
on
easy
terms.
For
inspection
and
further
particulars
Phone
57
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TINKER
&
CO.
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818.
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Box
520
330
Second
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Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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P.O.
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1184
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CONTRACTORS
Building
and
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of
all
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ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
PHONES
Black
7f2
Red
894
P.O.
Box
1670
SAFE
BUYS
FOR
SALE
-32
ft.
ies.
$250.00
or
Owner
leaving
154.
troller,
tim'd-nearest
offer
town.
'
Green
(95pi
?Oll
SALE
Well
.located
law
4.
on
lii'h
side
of
6th
Avi
East.
Earlv
occupancy
T
NORTON
YOUNGS
Real
Estate
and
l"ii''"in''p,.i
Phone
451
or
648
j9ci
FOR
'
SALE-Newlv
redecorate;
tour
rooms
and
bath
in
a
lino
on
front
room,
kiicmi
and
bathroom.
Good
cupboai
space.
Fenced
earden
am
children's
plav
vard.
cash
Comer
lot.
Not
wartimt
Apply
1801
7th
East,
anv
umx
1950
Monarch
Sport
o
i.
Sedan
Fed
Custom
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Svrvic.es
GORDON
D.
RONSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733
5th
Ave.
W.
Black
503
1950
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Coiumbii.
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2j
SIDNEY
CONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
FOR
SALE
Wine
"Sunshine"
babv
carriage,
folding
pl.iv-nen
and
babv
bath.
Phone
Red
872.
(f)5nt
FOR
SALE
Tennis
ratiuet
and
baseball
ijlove,
both
in
perfect
condition.
Apply
318
7th
Ave.
East
Uf-nc
FOR
SALE
Four
spools
Lemco
"urdies.
new
with
wire.
$90.00
Transmission
and
other
troll-ins;
gear.
Blue
924.
(IOOoi
II.
G.
IIELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
90
Evenings
Black
899
TOR
SALE
Five-roomed
I
hoi
s.
harbor
view.
Price
$5000.
If
!
2nd
Ave.
West.
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HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5'
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
DcLuxc
Fordor
1950
Chevro'er
Sedan
1949
Ford
Fordor
A
few
new
Pick-ups
in
stock.
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
FOR
KENT
F
U-DRIVE
CARS.
711
Grenville
Court.
Phone
(41
FOR
SAt.E-Set
of
nropellor,
20x20.
902.
tnirdies,
one
Phone
Ri"'
(95p
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
shoe
hospital
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
ROY
SHAND,
C.A.
353
-
3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
2d3
Phone
88
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
-3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
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contain
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ronniruH
for
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Dsi.irrt
Phunp
Cant.
Wils"1-,
31W
FOR
SALE
Beattv
washint
machine,
two
tubs
and
stand
Red
633.
i960
FOR.
SALE
McClarv
oil
rnntre.
wtck
burner,
wood
condition
326
7th
Ave.
East.
(97p
(95P1
FORI)
-
MONAKCH
DEAL
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
842,
weekdays.
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man.
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dtp'
LOST
Case
of
kevs
at
Park
Sundav.
Finder
return
to
622
Fraser,
Rooms.
Reward.
FOR
SALE
White
ennmel
oil
stove.
2
vears
old.
Black
977
after
5
p.m.
(97p
LOST
Pet
duck
FrWa,(.?,(V
405,
31B
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Plione
Red
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
FOR
RATE
Pot
hurner
litre
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
lt,s
branch
"S
204
4th
Street.
Phone
65
(100P1
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4lh
St.
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RALE
Rabv
cnrriaim
in
eood
condition.
1035
1st
West,.
(97p)
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KKPAIKS
FOR
rate.
Black
285.
KLECTROLUX
Sales
ant
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1628
For
genuine
parts
and
wrvlce
phono
or
write
above.
Set
of
Kurd
ten.
(95p
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
D.C
21
-
23
Besner
Rlock
Phone
Blue
442
ERNIE
SINCLAIR
PAINTING
AND
PAPERHANGING
Thone
22
or
Black
280
,
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215
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WATCH
REPAIRS
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efficient,
service
George
Cv
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Jeweller.
Satisfaction
Riiaran
teed.
FOR
SATE
Green
491.
Kelvinator
'''.
(102c)
ADVfj
.FOR
RATE-One
29-foot
trolllii"
'
boat,
rhone
Qreen
803.
(105c)