110
YEARS
AGO'
BC's
BIGGEST
BUDGET
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday.
March
13,
m
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lss
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March
13,
P'4I
i
Terrace
sawmills
have
been!
paae
It
NOTICE
,,
k
w
trunslc,
ri.
1"s
!"
kept
busy
cutting
cedar
and;jf
Minklile
spruce,
the
former
being
shipped,
I
He
riigilligniS
to
Ontario
mines
and
the
utter,
Th
hiehliehts
the
said1
A
Ilc
uifeimfciiLs
oi
0f
uic
to
United
States
markets,
minister
s
budget
c
speech
;
r
L.
crlbed
u
i
...
'
George
Little,
who
returned
up
the
line
by
todays
freight
after;
a
visit
in
the
city.
Robert
Dixon,
73,
believed
suffering
from
pneumonia,
dropped
dead
outside
the
residence
of
Pat
Hnireiiev
at
334
Eighth
Ave.
East.
Mr.
Dixon
was
a
well
known
fish
vendor.
Calling
Civil
Defence
Meet
City
service
clubs
and
organizations
will
be
asked
by
City
Council
to
attend
a
general
meeting
to
form
a
civil
defence
committee.
This
was
decided
eft
last
night's
council
meeting
after
a
report
on
civil
defence
wag
reread
by
Aid.
H.
F.
Glassey.
Besides
organizations,
all
other
interested
citizens
will
be
asked
to
attend
the
meeting,
date
of
which
is
to
be
announced
soon.
ACHING
BACK?!
Value
Plus!
I
1950
Ford
Custom
'!
Deluxe
Fordor
)
1949
Chevrolet
l.
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.
Styleline
Sedan
,
1948
DeSoto
Custom
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"abilities
amounted
to
$347,701,-ine
The
Young
Yount,
"
Men's
Christian
535;
assets
exceeded
liabilities
by
Association
is
spending;
over
$10
000
per
year
for
armed
forces,
J'1D'J'ua8-
amusement,
with
corresponding
3.
Provincial
debt
as
at
De-
insurance
fund
will
amount
to
$12,750,000.
!
Hospital
Insurance
Commission
by
March
31.
1951
will
have
$42,460,000
in
-the
operation
of
its
scheme.
'
15.
In
dealing
with
municipal
assistance
Mr.
Anscomb
pointed
out
that
municipal
financial
assistance
had
risen
f
l
jm
2.9b(l,000
in
1941-42
to
an
estimated
$27,385,000
in
the
coming
fiscal
year.
16.
Borrowing
powers
for
provincial
purposes
amounting
to
$211,000,000
will
be
sought
trom
legislature
and
in
addition
th.s
15.000.000
will
ne
required
for
the
B.C.
Putr
Commission.
The
actual
capital
expenditures
authorised
in
part
by
the
above
borrowing
powers
are
estimates
to
include:
highway
development
and
equipment
i!
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1st
THE
PftlKcf
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By
Arihui
c
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SISTER
ACT-
Gale,
i.'ft.
and
June
Taylor
of
St.
Catharines,
Ont
are
taking
part
in
the
Pun-American
Ganus
al
Buenos
Aires
with
an
exhibition
of
synchronized
swimming
to
music.
They
are
shown
in
the
costumes
Uicy
wear
fur
their
act,
with
their
c
ai
h,
Mrs.
Billie
Mackellar.
Only
other
Canadian
taking
part
is
Mrs.
Marjnrie
Cm
hand
ol
Montreal,
Canadian
synehiomzed
swimming
champion.
.
Cp
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Sunday.
8
pm.,
TllPKlay,
1;
I'aiuiimi,
l
l
H
AltM,
si
I'OttT
Sblf
Huniluy,
Canuuaj
Kilt
N01CTH
v
IHMtl.OTTUs
A
Ol.':
M:irch
in,,
I'OR
Sol
Tim:
while
hundreds
more
were
'
strewn
along
the
.streets
tuitsKI
the
Koiiiin
where
the
Canadians
were
playiiv;
the
Cliir.r.o
Ml.u't;
Hawks.
l'ohi"
s.iid
thai
.six
men
an.l
iV.ree
women
were
arrested
an
1
iw
ill
be
charged
with
sel'.in
;
papers
without
a
ncnut.
ii.Mti.orrt
ti
ss.
Clillciitin,
Mjii
9
inn
KUAXK
J.
Mil
Priiiff
Ruht
Third
Avpiiuf
Want,
Ads.
Sure
Results!
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Red
Paper
;
Under
rire
i
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;
Scene
O-
lr
iilc
of
lloei.ey
l
i
am
in
Montreal
MONTREAL
(CP)
P,
lice
.I.
urday
nlhl
arre-ted
niiv
per-i
sons
who,
they
said,
we
e
scllm",
"Communist"
newspu;
;
er
;;,!!-id
"Cliatupiuii."
Although
the
paper
cm
rii
;l
n
front
p.if
jitory
about
Mauri""
Rocket
K.chn
il,
th.o
Monii.-.l
Canadiens.
hoekry
t
t
l;o
nn:i-subversive
s'uad
said
Pi.'h.ii
i
had
nntliint
to
(!:;
with
the
paver
ud
the
front.
pa"e
j-i
-1
n
the
Montreal
hockey
idol
w.-s
used
clilv
to
bait
th"
public
ltd
buying
the
jiaper.
Some
5:3
cuoies
wei"
sel''d
ChC'iil'ieil
Adverlisin:;
is
payable
word
P'-r
!il;.eiiinii,
minimum
Thli
tdvcrtiiemcnt
li
not
publlihcb
or
displmd
mt
Mm
Board
or
by
thi
Govcrnwnt
i
friu
Cob
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SPECIAL
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CONK'K
OPTOMKTRIST
,
Complete
Visual
Analysis
Ol'TK'K
IIOIIKh"
9
a
in.
to
5
p
m.
Geo.
Crook's
Jeweller.
Th.
2K!
Continued
from
are
HS
I01IOWS
:
L
Minister
explained
need
for
changing
from
peuce-time
econ
14.
omy
to
what
was
tantamount
to
wartime
economy
since
all
production
spent
needs
are
now
geared
to
requirements
of
national
defence.
'
2.
Provincial
assets
as
at
March
!
31,
1950
amounted
to
$442,854,621;
ccmuer
oi,
raau
was
a"
'"crease
oi
MJ.lll.oa
since
Lvcember
31,
1949.
the
4.
Analysis
of
debt
situation
to
.shows
that
net
debt
per
capita
on
December
31,
1950
was
$150.45
or
$40
less
per
capita
than
in
1U33.
5.
While
the
gross
debt
toduy
much
larger
than
it
was
in
1933,
carrying
charges
are
much
less.
In
1933,
$7,900,000
was
required
to
pay
Interest
as
against
pital
$7,150,000
in
1950.
000;
6.
.Minister
warned
against
incurring:
of
debts
for
non-re
,
i
flood
venue
producing
products
ward
unless
more
was
spent
in
developing;
the
provincial
natural
000.
resources
to
create
revenue
to
I
mret
1(.t
Cs(s
!
7
slnking
fund
as
at
December
i
I950
amounted
to
$30,200,000
the
$c,loo,000
greater,
than
in
pre-
vious
year.
8
Expenditures
for
the
current
for
itr
ending
March
31
will
toiid
$117,000,000.
for
9.
Expenditures
for
1951-52
es-J
limaU'd
at
$18,209,000
and
revenue
with
at
$118,503,000.
SAVING
IN
POLICE
10.
Substantial
saving
anticipated
from
policing
of
province
during
next
fiscal
year
with
costs
estimated
at
$559,000
com
pared
with
$1,870,000
for
th.-
ciurenl
year.
11.
Among
major
increa'
in
il
1951-52
budget
are
the
following
items:
$455,000
more
for
basic
giants
to
school
boards;
$782,000
i.ed
mere
for
special
aid
to
rural
full
..'(hool.s:
$150,000
more
for
the
University
of
British
Columbia;
$1
000.000
more
for
municipalities
out
of
motor
vehicle
and
s(
c:a!
se
niity
tax
sources;
$923,-000
more
for
social
allowances;
for
$E1
000
more
for
mothers'
allowances;
$395
000
more
for
cost-of-living
boitus
to
old
age
pensioners;
$301,000
for
basic
old
ago
pensions.
$995,000
for
forest
services;
$40C,000
moej
for
aid
of
mining
roads,
trails
and
grubstaking
of
of
prospectors;
$017,000
more
It?
the
provincial
secretary's
department
to
cover
increased
institutional
costs,
home
for
the
aged
'
and
civilian
defence
and
$500,000
more
for
maintenance'
of
high-!
ways,
bridges
and
ferries.
12.
Mr.
Anscomb
pointed
out
Unit,
including
debt
charges,
there
would
be
spent
on
public
works
this
year
$21,100,000
or
a
sum
of
$810,000
grealer
than
received
by
way
of
ivvenue
from
I
he
motor
vehicle
licences
and
lees,
gasoline
taxes
and
niotor
carrier
fees.
13.
By
March
31,
1951
the
oV
eraliiiR
deficit
of
the
hospital
ITTION'
M,K
TIiiHht
Hlllc
X
.MlXKX
,
There
will
Ix-
orferrd
tor
Rnlr
nt
'
Pulilir
Auciiiin.
nt
11
a
m.,
on
Frlrtiiv.
Muni,
mill,,
'iniil.
In
the
office
lit,
the
District
Forrater.
Prlller
Oenrge.
I
ItC
.
the
I.leener
X
50BHM.
to
cut
ti.u.Hi.".!,,
,
i,.n,.
,u
npruee,
pir.
h.ohhiu
luitl
Ml,:ejKle
Phir
(,n
an
area
mm.
prlslnt;
uT
vurunt
frown
liiml
nrljuin
-tail
the
iirirth
bounchtry
of
It
sin,:!,
siumieu
not-thrust
of
Hurt
Luke,
Cnrt-hoo
I.anU
nistrlet.
l
ive
yenrs
wilt
le
allowcrl
fur
removal
of
timber.
i
"1'roviiliHl
anyone
iinnhte
to
nttenct
the
aiiethin
In
person
may
Kubn.lt
teniier
to
Iw
opened
nt
the
hour
of
line,
Ion
Itml
treated
a
one
,K."
Kinilier
parileiilars
muy
Ix-
ob-liilneil
from
the
Deputy
Minister
ol
Fotviits.
Vhioria,
111.'.,
or
the
Distrlit
1'oiesler,
I'llnee
Unpen.
DC,
,H)
.4ITTIOV
Ml
r
Timber
Nulf
X
nir;.-,
There
will
bn
offered
for
sale
nt
Pllblle
Allelion.
at
In
:io
n
m..
on
Wednesday.
April
4th.
Ilia!.
In
the
nfllee
tf
the
Forest
Hunger
at
ee,tn
l
ulls.
n.C
.
the
I.leenee
X
lO'2'fi
U,
tut
5
240
0(H)
f
bm.
of
Henil.Kk,
Bal-(
;;im.
Uedar
nod
ripruee
on
mi
area
;enn,prlKlot!
of
vacant
Crown
land
alt-uated
on
the
nnribwesterly
portion
nf
Lake
Island,
Haniie
;l.
(Joust
ijuitl
ins,
net.
i
l-'ive
years
will
"
allowed
for
re-
mnval
of
tlmlwr.
"Provided
anyone
nnanin
to
attend
the
auetlon
In
rson
may
Blibmlt
tinder
to
la
opened
at
the
bonr
ol
nuetion
and
treated
,w
one
)id."
Further
partleiihirs
may
)e
ob-lalned
from
the
Deputy
Mlnlsler
of
Forests,
Victoria,
lie.
or
the
Dwtilet
Forester.
Illnee
l(UaTt,
B
(:.
(Hi
OTICH
TO
(
111
lUTOItS
MAXIMII.MAN
I1ENI1Y
llEII.BHON-Flt.
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
DKCEAHKt).
NOTICE
18
HKHKI1Y
OIVEN
that
r.retlltorn
and
others
havlnt;
rlulinf.
aealnst
the
estate
of
the
almve
ile-aeased
are
hereby
re(,,lred
to
Rend
them
to
THE
ItOYAl,
TRUST
COMPANY.
a.a
West
Pender
Street,
Vancouver.
B
C
,
Agent
for
the
under-filened
Executors,
before
the
12th
day
of
April.
1051.
afUT
which
date
the
Executors
will
distribute
Hie
wild
estate
amont;
the
parties
entitled
I
hereto
having
rcRard
only
to
the
claims
of
which
they
then
have
notice.
MAXTNE
THFRE.S
A
CARSON,
and
UOI1RUT
JOHN
CARSON,
Executors.
By
noilOI.AS
HYMES
t
&
BRIBBFNDFN,
Their
Solicitor!.
(a07,M,l)
In
advance.
Pli-aso
refrain
from
teh-iilumlnS-
H?!
charge
MIc.
Blrlli
Nollces
!0c.
Cards
of
'Hunks.
I
Funeial
Nullces.
Man
lage.
and
Engagement
Alinouncemi
tits
$uit.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
l-OUHLE
PRICE
help
from
tiro
YWCA,
Canadian
Lrcion.
Knights
(if
Columbus
Salvation
Army
and
DanrilUcrs
of
th:'
Empire.
25
YEARS
AGO
March
13,
192G
Isaac
Lear,
master
of
the
halibut
is
fishine,
vts.sel
Cauc
Spear,
was
rtrowivori
a
sea.
fallint',
trom
the
boat,
whi'e
drawing
in
liear
at
Squally
Channel,
uu
muvss
south
of
here.
He
could
not
swim,
rising
once
and
sinking
in
200
fathoms
of
water.
On
board
were
Harry
Lear.
Will
Marshall
and
Nathaniel
Mugford.
The
first
shipment
of
ore
from
Dunwell
mine
was
taken
south
by
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
for
shipment
to
Trail
smeller.
0r
,
!
In
the
annual
election
ol
oih-,
c(?rs
for
the
Woman
s
Missionary
y
Society
of
the
Pir.-t
United
Church,
Mrs.
O.
V.
Wilkinson
was
elected
president
with
Mrs.
W.
H.
Kcrgin,
vice-president
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Kiikp.ilrick
treasurer.
Sec-,
retaries
are
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kcrgin,!
Mrs.
J.
Ciccone.
Mrs.
Krikevsky,
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Sherman,
Sr.
l
Tun
too
shots
at.
the
miniature
rille
ran'-.'
were
M.
M.
Lamb
and,
R.
Davidson
wilh
95.
W.
Urass
wa-
second
vi!h
93,
while
Geo.
Wilkinsnn
broii"lil
l)
the
rear
u
iih
K7
Johnny
Greco
Retains
"HUe
MONTREAL
(CP)
Belling
Johnny
Greco
successfully
de
fended
his
Canadian
welter-
weight
championship
last
night
by
scoring
a
ninth-round
tech-!
nlcal
knockout
over
Gaby
Fer-f
land
of
Montreal
in
a
twehe-
round
title
match.
'
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Wh
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backache
or
lainful
t"r.
runs?
M.tny
tind
ouick
relief
bv
takinf1
Chase's
Kiilnev-Liver
Pillft.
This
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remedy
treats
two
conditions
at
once:
contains
special
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lor
both
kidney
and
liver
disorders
wtucsj
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Oil
Burner
fipeclalisl
733
5th
Ave.
W.
Black
503
SCOTT
McLAUKN
CHART
ERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
(108
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
phone
3.17
P.O.
Box
130
f,'i5
Fire
nnd
Frost
Proof
"Storaqe
for
Rent
Central
Location
Thone
422
HOI
Sf
W
$13,700,000;
provincial
buildings,
$10,000,000;
grants
toward
hos
construction
(
gross
i
$3,000
Quesnel
central
power
de
velopment
$1,000,000;
Okahagan
control
$950,000;
grants
to-!
school
construction
$5,000,-000;
P.G
E.
construction
$4,500,-'
17.
Authority
would
be
asked
to
appropriate
revenue
surpluses
to
extent
of
$3,100,000
as
follows:
$1,500,000
towards
the
hospital
insurance
deficit;
$000,000
harii-sui
lacing
o;
roads;
$1,000,000
for
the
sinking
funds
debt
redemption.
18.
Mr.
Anscomb,
in
dealing
federal-provincial
fiscal
relations,
pointed
out
that
British
C.lumbia
had
contributed
relu-j
tively
far
greater
sums
to
the
fedeiai
treasury
than
the
other
provinces
and
that
it
would
appear
therefore
that
British
Columbia
was
not
receiving
an
amount
thai
would
compensate,
for
llv
exp'oilaliim
of
lis
natural
resources.
a
19.
Mr.
Anscomb
stalvd
he
real
it
was
difficult
to
secure
remedial
measures
in
times
uch
,s
these
but
hoped
the
federal
government
would
reeogniw
British
Columbia's
claim,
at
least
in
part,
and
that
full
remedial
measures
would
be
lake.i
n
the
future
if
the
agreements
were
to
continue.
TOO
MI
CH
SOCIAL
All)
i
In
conclusion,
the
minister
stated,
a'U-r
producing
a
chart
showing
the
volume
of
money
spent
by
the
province
in
.support
various
programs
now
in
force,
that
"I
have
no
alternal
iv.'
but
to
warn
the
legislature
and;
the
people
generally
that,
In
my;
opinion,
far
too
great
an
em-!
phasls
is
being
placed
upon
social
assistance
welfare
ami
education,
and
far
too
litlle
attention
is
being
paid
to
the
productive
services,
such
as
development
of
agriculture,
mining,
the
conservation
and
stabilization
of
our
forest
and
fishing
Industries,
and,
finally,,
to
provide
those
means
of
commun!-
cation
that
promote
industrial
expansion,
Mich
as
highways,
bridges,
ferries,
etc.".
In
analyzing
these
exncnditmvs.
the
years
1929-30,
1939-40,
194(5-47
were
used
for
a
comparison
with
the
estimates
for
the
coming
year.
It
was
shown
that
the
costs
of
,
health
and
welfare
had
risen
from
$4,100,000
in
1929-30
to
$30,000,000
for
lire
coming
year;
thai,
educalron
costs
had
risen
from
$4,250,000
to
$17,400,000'
that
debt
charges
had
risen
from
$7,500,000
to
$17,210,000
e.sj
against
expenditures
on
public!
domain
of
$5,240,000
in
1929
and
$24.000
000
odd
for
the
coming!
year.
Mr.
Anscomb
contended
most
strongly
that
far
too
litUe
was
being
done
to
promote
industrial
expansion
to
insure
that
the
great
humanitarian
services
could
be
maintained
and
pro
tected
In
the
future.
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and
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SAI,E
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stove
pot
bm
n-
j
er.
oil
healer,
washim;
iii:i-j
chine
vactiiiin
cleaner,
12x9;
carpet
and
felt,
3
piece
chesterfield
suite.
3
end
tables,'
bedroom
suite.
Sinner
Sewing.
Machine.
4
scalier
runs,
radio.
2
standing
lumps,
dinner
'.set
.
1
lawn
mower.
101
5th
Ave.
East.,
Oreen
955.
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FOR
SALE
-
Automotive
eimine
2
to
1
reduction
gear
and!
marine
clutch
$175.
coinpleie.
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Apply
Joe
Sliu-e-Smll.il,
(ien.l
Del
Prince
Rupert.
(tidpi
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FOR
SALE
Mew
and
used
fur-I
nil
lire,
hardware
and
clothing
I
ill
the
lowest
possible
prices.
B.
C.
Furniture.
3rd
Ave
W.
FOR
SALE
I
,
Bed
complete
wilh
mill
tresses,
exi-ellenl
con-'
till
ion.
Phone
Red
5!i3
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lime.
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SALE
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Coal
and
wood!
!
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ler:
iilro
wli'k
nil
burner!
nnive.
Reasouablv
priced.
124
j
8lii
East.
(U'.liH
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SAI
F,
-Clirvsler
Crown
110
lip.
S'.-.-l
redtielion
murine
motor.
Recnnilil
ion
like
new.
Marine
General
Repairs.
lfi4ii
I'OR
SAT
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House
tr
;iiler
on
new
elm"
:is
Interior
ished.
123:
Park
Ave.
Slip
i
FOR
RAt.E
Bedroom
suite,
complete,
spline;
filled
mattress.
Phone
Ulark
024.
Kifipi
FOR
K
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Wick
burner,
ood
ronrtilior
Call
al
533
7th
West
evenings.
Ki2nl
FOR
RATE
One
fi-hnlr.
ice
cream
freezer,
nnd
one
4-hoie
A-l
shape.
Phone
Blue
81!l
3c
OOT.TCII
AN
rrn".e
Ilrt
attali'v.
For
sale
nt,
B.C.
Furniture,
ttf
itii'Atr.s
OIL
BOreNFIt
RPeT'I
AT
.1ST
Stove
service
and
ronalrs
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llbelr
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efficient,
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1910
CHEVROLET
2
door
sedan,
recently
overhauled
and
in
;
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order.
$77:itlll
Inclmlln
l'lil
Ib-enee.
Alio
v
tu
M.
M
Kieplicns,
Klierilf.
Prince
Rupert.
Kile"
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SALE'
2
White
Irucks.
tan-ileiu
dual
drive.
9(1(1
rubber,
214
wheelbaae.
Worked
3
months.
Terms
Anplv
Albert,
Houston,
l.iwoil
Creek.
11
C.
tli3)t
FOR
SALE
-$22;.
'35
Ford
Sedan
Phone
Red
970
alter
7:00
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dav
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SALE
111"
Four
Wartime
House
First
overlook
Street,
Ex-cellenl
coiidiliou..
Sjiap
tor
cash.
Ull
ra-mndern
Home,
fieri
Ion
Two.
Concrete
basement,
ceirtrnl
heatinif
hitfdwootl
Honrs,
open
fireplace,
picture
windows,
beau!
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view
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Eves.
Red
5j.
FOR
SALE
Larue
4
wurttmo.
full
cement
basement,
concrete
walks
Newlv
nainled
and
decorated
$2,000
00
down
balance
as
rent.
Armstronif
Auen-cies.
Phone
342
or
2(17
cvrs.
t(12cl
FOR
RAT,E-5-room
house
ful
V
furnished.
10
mllnites
waiK
from
past
office.
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C
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ROY
SIIAND,
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353
3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
21
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