!j
Canadian
cotton
mills
devised
U,e
jt
t
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
new
materials
such
a?
imi-e
.
to
ad-tp;
'
Monday.
February
12,
1951
liM
SPHERE
OF
SP0RTS!f?2?ffi
cloth
and
camouflage
neu
In
even;
o!
b
!
when
in
VANCOUVER...
dine
in
the
1
INTERNATIONAL
BASKETBALL
Irish
League
Sards
1.
Bullymena
1
Hie"
Cliftonville
4.
Portadown
4
itiei
Coieraiue
C,
Crusader
1
Olenavon
6,
Distillery
2
Ofemoran
4.
Derby
City
1
Linllckl
J,
Bangor
2.
i
the
bleachers,
when
thp
trophy
was
present
sky
basket
buzzes
rince
Rupert
Jets
ed,
the
Jets'
roivcli,
Alex
Bill,
i
re
Series
Winners
turned
to
his
team.
"This
isn't
lor
me,'
'he
said.
He
handed
tlx-
vi.-U.ry
emblem
to
hi.
men.
"You
lake
it,
Ixiys.
You
sum
deserve
l1."
T
win
the
series
Prince
Ru-
Those
who
didn't
see
Saturday
i
night
s
final
game
between
Prime
Rupert
Jets
and
the
Metiakatla
Vets
missed
an
exciting
exier-ience
In
competition
which
wu
-4
V
Prince
Rupert
P..C.)
Jots
are
the
proud
is-
lessors
of
the
handsome
WW
Fishermen'
Co-opti
a-
shared
by
every
.spectator.
As
the
pm
j.,llS
remained
unbeaten
Ut
unui
scure
was
iai.u
on
u-u
poe
lt
a
unai
oi
iuj
jinn.-.
of
about
00-40
lor
me
Jets
so
0,1,,
r
teams
scored
us
:onows.
"
t
,
.
,
'
v"
-
-
A
alto
weie
divided
the
two
Hums-
K'.o..
Metiakatla
Vela
..
144
I'Lil
kdvcrtiiemeiit
i.
m.l
tuil.K.I,.
j:
ai.d
peopit
who
UH
iacd,
j
KiU
lukan
Rockets
147
Cm.u.1
Bud
or
if
lU
G.vmu,,.,
dtSX.
and
booed
at
every
opportunity.
105
At
times
the
timbers
shook
they
brought
the
house
down.
I
live
trophy
for
international
competitioji
as
a
result
j
of
their
W
to
51
win
over
Metiakatla
(Alaska)
on
j
Saturday
nip;ht.
It
wax
the
most
exciting
gutne
of
jthi:
.scries
hut
Jets
were
never
behind
as
they
piled
up
a
quick
19
to
i
lead
and
I
iiMyecl
brilliant
basketball
all
Lruphy
to
Coach
Alex
Bill
who
the
way
to
win
the
Interna-
in
turn
handed
it
over
to
his
jiiunal
Tournament
with
a
clean
team
members.
I
sweep
of
three
victories.
A
capacity
crowd
witnessed
Metiakatla
fought
gamely
to
the
contest
which
produced
as
;
overcome
the
Jets'
early
'lead
One
basketball
as
has
been
seen
,
and
at
one
"time
came
to
within
here
In
years.
Every
game
of
the
vllert
Kurt
II
11
The
game
count:
W
Prince
Rupert
Jets
3
Ketchikan
2
MeUaUatla
1
Ruuert
II
0
L
0
1
2
3
Before
each
game
was
played,
It
was
clearly
obvious
from
th
j
start
that
the
Vets,
running
an
j
even
chajice
with
the
JeU
to
wii
'
the
series,
would
have
a
deatily
fight
on
their
hands.
They
did.
From
the
first
they
were
outplayed,
outcheeked
and
out-scored,
j
The
tenacious
Prince
Rupert:
team
wanted
the
traphy
hadiy.
They
played
a
ciean,
hard
game,
to
get
it.
i
Ketchikan
was
still
in
the
1
MunufaitiireJ
hr
Wood
Freeman
-
Tacomt
series
was
a
thriller.
The
teams
were
a!l
well
matched
and,
although
Rupert's
second
entry
wa.-'
not
expected
to
give
much
oppos.tion
because
of
the
hur-rierlness
of
its
oreaniration.
it
Whichever
way
i-
12-32.
llOVti
the
tiophy
was
placed
on
a
table
in
the
centre
of
the
floor.
Everyone
saw
it
and
admired
it,
many
commenting
that
they
had
never
sit
11
a
finer
one.
Fishermen's
Co-Operative
Association
has
it
designed
and
made
in
Toronto.
The
trophy
stands
two
feet
high,
four
gold-liui'hed
nillars
supported
on
a
heavy
eight-inch
square
pedestal.
Between
the
pillars
stands
a
life-like
figure
in
the
net
oi
shooting
a
basketball,
and
mounted
on
a
gold
dome
on
top
is
the
in
the
eveni.12
'
made
every
game
a
hard-fought
running
early
AH
models
pxcrpt
fi-volt
supplied
wi!h
'Tlvyt
eliminating
"B"
and
"C"
'Batteries.
THE
MOST
POPULAR
AND
DEPEND,
PILOT
ON
THE
WEST
COAST
1
0
points
of
doing
so
a.s
they
!
elo.-ed
up
the
geore
to
48
to
67
'
in
the
.second
half.
About
this
time
the
Jets
lo.it
Art
Olson
on
five
personals
and
it
looked
as
'
though
Metiakatla
might
come
through
as
Ol.-.en
had
held
J-H
!
!
David
oown
ail
unrough
tie
;
came
and
had
played
an
out-!
standlns
game
while
doing
it.
'
However
the
Jets
took
a
time-
;
out
anil
ramp
back
more
confi-j
dent
thin
ever
a.s
they
ran
tip
j
their
lead
a"am
to
Hi
points,
j
with
Mellaka'la
a
'.so
playing
;
leruis-up
ball
all
the
way
to
'
score
the
final
two
baskets.
George
Viereck
presented
the
when
they
stood
off
Prince
Rupert's
r-ecood
entry,
bttt
they
were
hard
pressed
throughout
the
game.
j
Rupert
II
threw
everything
they
had
at
the
Rockets.
Hity,
eniihln't
uin
of
course
hot
Ihev
.
you
like
it--to
dine
at
a
picture
window
amid
a
feast
of
scenic
beauty
or
to
add
your
own
deft
touches
to
your
cooking
you
can
do
either,
or
both,
at
the
Sylvia
Vancouver's
most
picturesitie
hotel
overlooking
English
Bay.
Accommodation
is
reasonable
service,
genial
and
efficient.
Sylvia
hotel
Overlook
wis
Vanrimver's
famous
FnKlisJi
Bay
506
1154
Gilford
SI.
PAiific
9321
Hilled
C.
Me,
Managing
Director
Price-$360
0
'Sa'e
u,
extr?
v.l
iiiiii,i-..
contest.
Mr.
Viereck,
in
presenting
the
tiophy,
expressed
the
wish
that
this
first
tournament
would
be
the
first
of
many
in
the
coming
years.
lie
congratulated
the,
winners
on
their
excellent
play
I
and
spoke
of
the
clean
sports-'
man-dup
demonstrated
by
all
players.
Metlakalla
players
rushed
to
the
Jets'
bench
when
the
final.
by
kept
their
.score
high
enough
to
victory
ligure
surrounded
nut
the
Alaska
team
out
of
the
f'ur
gold
laur.'l
wreaths.
l.f
DISTRIKI'TORS
BROOKSBANI
running.
But
Ketehikan
had'
Next
year
litis
prize
again
will
more
than
a
team
on
the
floor
be
placed
In
the
offing,
as
a
re-againsl
them.
They
had
the
ward
for
clean
sportsmanship
crowd
against
them
too.
It
is
and
successful
competition.
Marine
Sales
and
Se
their
victors,
this
being
a
typi-
,
n;tltl
sllort
Horn
cul
demonstration
of
the
xcel-
j
Canada's
19"0
sugar
beet
liar-vesl
orovided
about
'iVJ.U'M.J'M
4!-4l
Altr.YI.H
ST.
I'OliT
AIKU
WUITK
FOR
HJ.ttRTR.Vm
BOOK!.
lent
feelings
which
were
in
evi-,
game
a.s
nc
.
scored
rz
lor
k
11
pen.
i
...
..,.,
h,,,..
,,,,,ar
tr
It
was
rugged
contest
with;
a
,
,
in
,
...
throughout
the
tourna-
".est
crop
hi-.tory
COOL
SMOKING
-
SLOW
BURNING
Referees
Slalla
and
Davidson
I
del
tee
lnent.
D.m
Seherk
was
again
high
calling
10
fouls
on
Rupert
and
MFIi
M
li
V
ff
0
A
14
il
F
1
I
J
11
on
Ketchikan.
Rupert
was
woefully
weak
in
their
foul
shooting,
getting
only
3
for
13
possibles.
Ketchikan
made
15
of
23.
PRUI.IMIN'AKY
High
School
Green
continued
their
winning
streak
in
the
Intermediate
League
to
dispose
of
man
for
the
Jets
as
he
scored
20
points.
He
was
well
supported
by
Jim
Flaten
with
lii
and
Art
Olson
who
scored
13.
iivrb
Morgan
saw
service
briefly
and
gave
good
account
of
himself.
Reg
La-vigne,
Joe
Davis
and
Ray
Spring
broke
up
many
Metiakatla
plays
1
with
their
vigorous
offensive
and
III
mill
Classified
Advertising
is
payable
In
advance.
Pl
ax;
.efrain
from
''l.c
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
char
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c
Cards
of
Thanb,
&
Funei
al
Notices.
Marriaee
and
E
tpagement
Announcements
$2
00.
SPECIAL,
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
!
the
long-passing
plays
of
the
Merchants
by
an
easy
39
to
25
'
Jets
were
largely
responsible
for
I
score.
The
Merchants
were
out
MALE
Ulif
Bi
ll
OKKS
&
HN
lltA(
TOIES
FOIl
SALE
their
superior
showing.
played
in
every
quarter
but
the
PLUMBING
and
II
E
AT
f
N
O
1
THE
BRITISH
CC
For
the
losers,
Jeff
David
was
third
as
they
just
couldn't
get
uu...i
in.-tai
uHirk
lar
unn
K.-rvirp
reouirrs
-Quaker
not
burner
condition.
215
7lh
38p
FOR
SALE-in
good
West.
Pipe
Tobacco
Grade
1
Mr
of
Public
Wort
pert.
Sali-month
iiiniuo-
e
ravel
rooaiiK.
Call
!2!
litli
West,
PlUlie
543.
Lelouineau
and
Sons.
I
OK
SALE
;
again
sensational.
In
spite
of
the
rolling.
Clark
and
Peneef
led
fact
that
he
was
well
checked,
the
Greens
to
victory
with
their
I
by
Art
Olson
and
Rupert
Holke-
12
and
11
scores.
The
Greens
lost
I
st
ad,
he
was
still
able
to
get
in
Rhodes
on
5
personals.
The
game
;
20
points,
although
6
of
these
,
was
refereed
by
R.
H.
Davidson
were
on
foul
shots.
J.
Booth
and
'and
Boyo
Gurvich
who
called
11
FOR
SALE
Car
undercarriage
goijd
rubber
$:i()
11O.
car
motor
complete
$'25
(Ml.
uuitar
$a(lt).
1417
Piggotl
Place
I40p
KOI!
SALE-
Firewood
and
kindling
Kaien
Trausicr.
Led
'.M'.
fOR
toiliNG
YOUk
own
THY
OLD
VIRGINIA
FINE
CUT
Atkinson
each
contributed
8.
'on
the
losers
and
12
on
the
win-
:J(
Booth
left
the
floor
on
personals
late
in
the
second
half,
after
a
scintillating
performance
throughout
the
game.
ners
iron
bale.
otn
cnesiei
unu
i
and
matching
chair.
Youth's
1
ncrr?
r
i
n
re
LEAGIE
(AMF.S
!
bed
and
matching
chest
of
Tomorrow
night
the
regular!
diawers;
a
desk:
kitchen
table
league
games
get
underway,
and
chairs.
Phone
Red
297
SITI'ATION
WANTIU)
PoTorouc
rrn'-irtinfi
nnrl
.Ql
1
1
1
.
n
.
.rith
Ut,.l
O..V.n,.l
nl.rinr.
JC1
ie
a
Bonus
m
I
Ailowancn.
I'i'f
.arc
nl
treiii.iv-
I
House.
Prince
I
luted
e
ardeiti'i-
in
jiioiis;
A!
i
trainins
as
ar.i
Oi
ner.
i
rt
I'
J
of
eardeuiiin
laree
e-iaif
or
mm.
Candida-"
ish
stibiifis.
n
I
of
an-
exiro.
.
ex-service
mer
preference.
AA
t
(
hlain.ible
if"-
r
mint
A-cn
r:
be
ciiimilei
J-t
the
'ii.iinuar
rnmniissiiin.
....v.vo
Auwiwu.ttu
uurri
11111
OUIUUJ
)jiatii
I
.
.
...
J-
.
had
a
tough
evening
as
they
'an
exhibition
with
Brownwoods
prvp
rate-
w
Y,ave
a
few
DIESEL
electric
plant
operator,
familiar
with
plants
no
to
3000
hp.
2
vears
University.
SimiO
value
tools,
desires
position
u.ith
nnoortimitv
to
earn
iP4
pieces
of
custom
made
fund
edMona
called
this
typical
cup-time
contest.
There
were
20
personals
on
UneM
anc
steam
ticket
to
supplement
:
Uie.-ent
uiesel
ticket
All
oilers
considered
Phone
Blue
S2U
or
I
lure
for
sale
at
bargain
prices.
I
in
order
to
clear
stock.
4-1
drawer
Chests,
finished
and
I
unfinished.
3-drawer
chests,'
Birch
veneer
finish.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
6-drawer
chests.
Modern
rot
fee
table,
extra
large.
End
tables,
record
cabinets,
oak
I
write
Box
in.
uauv
news.
idiu
as
a
preliminary
to
the
senior
contest
between
Co-op
and
Gor-!
don
and
Anderson.
Rupert
Ho-'
tel
plays
Malison's
in
the
Junior
game
and
this
will
be
followed
by
an
Intermediate
game.be-
'
tween
Merchants
and
Fashion.
,
Metiakatla
-David
20,
D.
At-1
'
kinson
7,
J.
Booth
8,
T.
Atkin-
I
the
Jets
and
12
on
the
losers.
The
Jets
converted
12
of
16
free
throws
and
Metiakatla
made
14
of
25.
ItCPLIlT
II
Vs.
KETCHIKAN
1
Ketchikan
won
over
Rupert
II
by
CI
to
41,
with
the
Rupert
KF.AL
I.STATE
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
viilori.1.
"m
r
r.leL
a'al
J
FOR
SALE
Warlinie
4
fUwir
MATTSON'S
UPllOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
T.20
'3110
Second
Avcnm;,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
condition.
n,...
ht,..u"
i.,,t.in.ri
i'Iiy'Ibi
Im-c
,
coverings.
Excelleni
MARflAIiKT
MeLKOi)
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
JTONE
BUILDING
14110
till)
Ave.
I40P
Woodbulll
Products'.
1st.
'Ave.
Opposite
srore.
:mrt
MeHi'iiie
Phone
Hlon
7'0
La.st.
ruary
21st-
lw
V.AM1
wanted"
busine.s
nun
4
1-u.nit
small
li""
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Box
38
Dallv
itr
XT
T
ti"
ft
OKNFJtAIi
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
MOcJ
,
poR
SALE
House,
large
4
war-
i
t
ime
oil
ranue
and
heater
in-
NATION
MJ.Y
KNOWN
NAMES
.""u'.(
'Utt),
wVeu,n.
Cash
or
Line-be
t
Soeeder
Shovels:
,
s
p1)n(.
21
daytime
r
Cranes:
Drau
lines:
Adams
1"
ii9r.
hi
aui
i
La-Sl
Fast
uu'
alter
r
7
"'"
Road
Graders:
Litlleford
Bros.
m'
(38c)
Blai
Too
Road
Maintenance
,LlL
team
holding
them
to
a
2G
to
U3
son
8,
R.
Atkinson
3,
Mel
Booth
1
Kad
in
the
first
half.
Ketchikan
2,
M.
Booth
2,
Leask
4.
Total
needed
a
lead
of
at
least
42
54.
1
points
to
stay
in
the
tourna-
jets
Davis
1
Flaten
16,'
ment
running
in
the
event
that
(
Holkestad
8
Olson
13,
D.
Seherk!
Metiakatla
won
over
the
Jets,
,
20,
Morgan,
Beynon
2,
Lavigne
t
but
the
Ruper
II
team
wasn't
3
Sfnng
3
Total
60
I
Ke.hir5',,8,"
Tr'n'Vheir
'
I
Ketchikan
-Johanse'n
8,
Chris-
W
Brewer
7,
Olsen
4,
J.
I
win
win
the
the
to.h
tough
wnv
way.
!
Christopher
12,
B.
Christopher
I
Christopher,
with
12,
and
4
Mamonl
4,
Fisher
7,
Eriksen
.
Christensen,
with
11,
were
top
4
Hannan
Total
ill
PHONE
BLUR
m
P.O.
BOX
1184
Eouioment:
Owen
Clamshell
unp
raii?
Follv
furnished
4
PHONES
Black'
752
'
Red
891
P.O.
Box
1G76
Bucnets
and
Rock
Grapples;
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rtnee
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HELEN'S
DKAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
204
4th
Street.
Phone
655
Terms
may
be
arranged.
Applv
1348
Piggott
Ave.
tJlei
PRICKS
PAID
J
steel,
braw
-1
Honest
er-,?
Metals
Ud
rouver.
B.
63a7.
'
..,
.
WANTED-i
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers:
i
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson!
Bucket
'aders
for
Stockpile
I
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Port
SWAP
scorers
for
the
winners
and
Mel
I
,
R
Holkest
iri
4
Arnev
ThomP.son
played
a
bang-up
,
."
K
!
able
Centrifugal
Pumps:
Na-I
tional
Dragline
Scraoers
and
-Buckets:
National
All
Steel
FOR
EXCHANGE
I
have
a
A.
in
h
jiutcliers.
I'
isnn
12'
Carlson
6,
Gill
7,
Mar-
I
Was
11
Nearlv
Cra7V
a
2.
Dumas
2.
Totai-41.
.
H.
G.
HELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
rhone
90
Evenings
Black
899
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a
m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotary
Screens
-and
Conveyors
Full
information
from
National
Marinnerv
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.C.
tf
.
V
1
Meri'hantM
Ohristoff
4
Par-
WANTED
Cr
With
Fiery
Itch-
in
person
Agent
VANCOUVER
DAILY
PROVINCE
Phonejllack
737
311
Second
Ave.
W.
turnished.
tour-room
bunga-low
in
North
Vancouver
which
I
would
like
to
exchange
for
a
similar
home,
or
larger
in
Prince
Rupert.
House
is
42
bv
32
with
full
basement
and
furnace,
and
is
located
on
a
large
corner
lot
in
a
convenient
district.
It
is
close
to
Parle
Roval
-shopping
centre
and
m-ter-citv
buses.
Large
hvlng
room
includes
a
fireplace.
House
is
ni
wlv
decorated,
inside
and
out.
and
of
solid
construe!
ion.
For
further
information,
please
phone
748.
tl
Vatll
1
dttcovtred
Dr.
D.
D
LMnnlf'
amaitaf
-iy
rt
relief
D.
D
D
Pr:rijtion.
World
prjuular.
thi.
pura.
cooling.
Iiquiu
medication
aiMeds
oeaie
and
comfort
frorr
cruel
itchius
I
caused
b
acierna.
pimiei,
rashes.
Bthleta'a
foot
and
other
Itch
troutil..
Tn.i
tvitti
r.F.e
nell
2,
Dumas
2,
Smith
3,
Place
1,
McFarlane
2,
Davidson
6,
Stacey
4.
Total
25.
Ilieh
Green
Ford
5.
Clark
12,
Peneff
11,
Becker
2,
Webber
2,
Sather,
Rhodes
6,
Sheppard
1,
Tait,
Wood.
Total
39.
WANTED-TriJ;
camera.
Ncv
WAN'l'FD
TO
5"
irsl
ai,plkatlon
check,
even
tha
most
intend
k.h
or
money
been
Aak
druasist
for
U
U
Li.
f-reeurtpkUae
(idloary
m
aatra
ttraMtu.
FURNACES
have
gone
up
in
price
and
vou
can
expect
even
higher
prices.
Have
2
all-steel
furnaces
in
slock,
selling
at
old
price.
If
contemplating
a
new
furnace,
now
is
the
time
to
buv.
even
if
stored
until
required.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
Black
884.
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.iiiiik
room
aci
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
771
'
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
ilv
of
tiir'T,.;?
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL.
C
A.
and
ROY
SHAND,
C
A.
324
Second
Avenue
Box
21
'3
Phone
E8
FOR
SALE
Babee
Tenda.
safe
I'FKSONAI,
ELECTROLUX
Rales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1020
For
genuine
pai
ls
and
service
pm
me
or
wr.il
e
above.
0
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you
know
yu
enn
now
utirriMso
to-duya
M
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lli:it.IJ
to-lny?
jiii:s
novs
sTAvn
Papers
are
flown
ir
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by
CP
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ty
chairs,
combinalion
bed,
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elf
Product.
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TASTV
fl-eslily
htlked
DICS
Willi
proved
bv
Gniod
Housekeeping
!
biscuits
and
buns
are
now
being
,,f
CIIV.
News.
furii.-.l'd
s
,
pnviiie
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lv
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delink'
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OAI.E
OR
nid
Parents
Magazine
write
i
sold
at
I
lie
miperi
riant-i
y
j.ni.
Delivery.
Mrs.
K,
Scott.
Gen.
Phone
6411
for
orders.
(Mil
3Hp)
FOR
SAIJ5
Large
arched-lop
CASH
for
scran
cast,
brass,
cop
COLUSSl'S
MUSIC
STORE
A
'rents
for
the
finest
lr
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
REC
INIJITIONED
210
4lh
SI.
l'h.
Black
38!)
per
batteries
and
rain-aioi
.
Phone
543
-call
29
6th
W.
City.
lt
II'
Inr
rnoni
(it"1
Illoili'l'll
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
NORTHLAND
Dairy
milk
deliv
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FI.OOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satislaclion
on
All
Services
GORDON
D.
RONSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733
5th
Ave.
W.
Black
503
ered
24c
per
(niarl.
Why
pity
more?
Phone
18
for
daii"
j-liverv
service.
(M-2J)
guitar
with
case.
Perfect
condition.
Call
at
445
7lh
East
after
7:00.
;
(30pi
FOR
SALE
-Johnson
5-8
hor.se--
power
eneine
Reasonable,
Call
at
445
7th
East
after
7:00.
i
(36p)
t
FOR
SALE
'47
2-door
Plymouth
sedan,
heater,
radio.
Good
condition.
Green
165.
(30pl
FOR
RALE
Couch
and
oil
heater,
both
practically
new.
Phone
i
80
afternoons
and
eveninES.
room.
UF.PA1K3
West
J'
.1
,
''
:
4
I
'
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Me
in
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
ism
-DRIVE
41
U
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
WATCH
REPAIRS-Wrompt.
efficient
service.
George
Cook
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
il!f
f
I
711
(jreiiv
Rock
and
Concrete
Work
Phone
Blue
939
P.O.
Box
711
Prince
Rupert
(37pj
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
fur
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
Stove
service
and
repairs,
till.
Ronson.
Black
ftHS
tf
t
nflT
Lao
niture,
hardware
and
clotntng
at
the
lowest
possible
prices.
B.
C.
Furniture.
3rd
Ave.
W.
FOR
SALE-5eneral
Electric
7-tube
radio.
Green
608.
tf
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Housekeeper,
daytime
only.
Phone
Black
49a
after
5:30
p.m.
36pi
Train
Schedule
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesday
and
Fridays,
8
p.m.
Tram
tlie
East
Tuesday's
Thursdays
nnd
Saturdays.
10:15
p.m.
turn
to
iiov'j
yoonf.'-J,
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Films
Developed
nnd
Printed
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SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
216
-
4th
Street
Box
645
Phono
Green
3!19
Prince
scoit
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
008
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
A
CtH
NTANTS
FOR
SALE
Large
oil
heater,
very
good
condition:
cheap.
Phone
Black
889
(before
6:3(.
(30c
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
I
I
This
idvsrtiKmcnt
it
not
publiihed
or
ditpieytd
by
PITRI.IC
ACCOUNTANT.
Income
Tax
specialist.
8.
O.
Furk
filone
Hiiildlng.
Red
093
(20m)
Rupert
P.O.
Box
374
Phone
347
the
Liqaat
Control
Board
Or
by
tK
uotrtrnmcnt
of
Britiin
Columbia
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and
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sale
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