age
American
consumed
eight
pounds
of
sti-'.ar
a
year;
by
llJ4;i
'
it
hud
ri.-t.-n
to
lul
uo.n...
t-.i'.
fori
(hridae
Black
Free
Hitting
Baseball
Tie
j
Wages
War
on
IWasteful
Fare
H'L!F'A:
n
2.
Till,
"
on
a
By
Easley
Blackwood
boat
on
this
hand.
He
only
but
that
was
one
round
too
much
sugar,
by
unbalancing
a
j
body-building
diet,
is
a
coni-i
raon
cause
of
rickets
anion
-I
children
and
early
tooth
decay,'
is'iiioiru
are
given
too
candy.
Opposed
equally
to
over-eatin-
and
eating
to-j
little,
he
frowned
I
here.
upon
the
American
habit
of
e,v-
j
-,-ing
a
large
quantity
of
meat
m-
main
mal
c
tk
fore
the
night's
rest.
But
'he
i
trarqidi'i.-
'
,
favors
dinner,
the
American
.,
I
wor!t
"
'
(Saturday
)
AMERICAN
Philadelphia
5,
New
York
8.
Chicago
6,
Cleveland
0.
Washington
1,
Boston
11.
St.
Louis
3.
Detroit
2.
NATIONAL
Boston
12,
Brooklyn
10.
Pittsburgh
4,
Chicago
5.
New
York
2,
Philadelphia
0.
Cincinnati
5,
St.
Louis
2.
PACIFIC
C
OAST
Oakland
1,
Hollywood
8.
Los
Angeles
12,
San
Francisco
Sacramento
5,
Seatt'e
0.
San
Diego
2.
Portland
1.
WESTERN
INTERNATIONAL
lacoma
4-2,
Vancouver
7-4.
Yakima
15-5,
Vicloria
5-8.
Wenatchee
1,
Tri-City
8.
Spokane
4,
Salem
0.
BASEBALL
(Sunday)
AMERICAN
Chicago
5-6,
Cleveland
5-4.
Philadelphia
7,
New
York
4.
Washington
3-1,
Boston
9-7.
St.
Louis
2-3,
Detroit
3-3.
NATIONAL
New
York
2,
Philadelphia
0,
Cincinnati
1,
St.
Louis
6.
Pittsburgh-Chicago
and
Bus-tou-Brooklyn,
postponed,
ra:;i.
PACIFIC
COAST
Seattle
4-7,
Sacramento
0-2.
Oakland
2-2,
Hollywood
8-8.
Los
Angeles
6-2,
San
Francisco
7-3.
San
Lit
.:
3-2.
F.rilar.d
2-3
WKSTF.k
iNTI'lt
NATIONAL
Vancouver
12,
Taenia
8.
Spokane
4-0,
Salem
0-3.
VVeiutche
10-11.
Tri-Ciiy
8-5.
If
that
had
been
the
case
five-
eighth
inning,
the
season's
odd
could
have
been
made.
But
opening
baseball
game
last
Mr.
Abel
was
only
in
four
and
Might
at
Roosevelt
Park
was
that
should
have
been
his
prime
called
because
of
darkness.
Com-'
objective.
mercials
tied
the
.score,
11-J1
See
what
happened.
Dunnsy's
Aith
Gordon
&
Anderson
by
bai-
only
entries
were
in
the
trump
.ing
in
two
runs
in
the
eighth
to
suit,
so
Mr.
Abel
led
a
heart
io
jercon;e
a
two-run
lead.
the
ace
and
then
played
low
The
ppener"
of
thirty
games
and
the
king
was
smothered
oy
th-
th.-ce-teum
league
is
sched-I
Mr.
Masters'
ace.
i
uled
to
play
this
season
was
live-
Mr.
Masters
fired
back
a
ly
all
the
way
and
saw
somi
wood
M
Abel
missed
the
led
one
round
of
trumps
many.
South
dealer
i
I
Both
.sides
vulnerable
j
(Mr.
('Eiamititiio
j
H
4
H
A
8
D
-Q
7
a
4
I
C
M
5
4
;!
(Mr.
M;t1fr-)
(Mrv
Keen)
H
A
J
10
5
li
Q
8
U
3
!
H--C
5
A
11
-7
:!
1)
i)
:)
1J
-X
111
I!
(i
1!
j
co
a
7
3
c
.1
io
(Mr.
Ih-I)
I
S-
-
K
7
2
11
K
J
1(1
9
1
I)
A
.1
C
A
K
8
The
bl.iiling:
!
"i
Wrt
Ncnlh
Kast
1
H
Puss
2
H
t'.i.,:,
4
H
All
Pass
Against
the
four-heart
contract
Mr.
Masters
led
the
nine,
of
diamonds,
diimmv
and
is
'
Keen
ulaved
low
and
Mr.
A:-t
1
won
the
jack.
He
could
cou..t
nine
winners
that
is.
live!
ncaris,
two
cuumonus
and
two
ciuos.
ine
iciiui
tricK
was
easily
obtainable,
but
Mr.
Abel
didn
i
see
it.
He
wanted
to
lead
a
.spade
up
to
his
king,
in
the
hope
th:U
the
ace
was
in
Mrs.
Keen's
hau
l.
trump
and
it
now
dawned
upon
'
Mr.
Abel
that
he
was
going
down
unless
a
miracle
happened
H"
won
the
trump
lead
in
his
hand
and
led
another
spade.
No
miracle
happened.
Mr.
Masters
went
in
with
the
ten
of
spades
and
It
you
want
to
sell
it,
adverts
..
m.M-
:
&
i'
a
ft
a
m
m
a
m
Now
i
MANSON'S
m
led
the
last
trump
off
the
board.
balls,
t.ie
otlu.-
on
a
struck
bui-Mr.
Abel
had
to
lose
a
third
,ie.r-
Stock
Arriving
Doily
ar
CI,;,,,,
SHOP
!l
MS.
PARIS
(Reuters)
A
leadi;
French
nutrition
expert
is
wag-1
ing
a
campaign
against
"wa.sle-
f
ul
eating
for
purse
and
stom-,
aeh."
Professor
Hughes
Gounelle,
president
of
the
French
Clinical
and
Biological
Research
Unit
on
Nutrition,
a
Rockefeller
foundation
set
tip
in
1140,
believes
that
the
majority
of
people,
irrespective
of
income,
are
still
unable
to
eat
sensibly.
He
says
that
the
average
Frenchman
who
is
obliged
to
spend
57
per
cent
of
his
earnings
the
highestin
western
Europe
on
food
still
does
not
eat
to
the
best
advantage
for
his
health.
By
organizing
his
meals
on
a
rational,
balanced
basl.
the
average
Frenchman
could
eat
more
healthily
for
less
money,
he
says.
Gounelle
has
these
comments
on:
French
Kitch.-ns:
Among
the
best
In
the
world.
They
provide
varied
palatable
dishes
winch
also
aid
digestion.
The
Aincr.-1
can
kitchen
comes
aft'..-
the
French.
There
is
no
such
thin:;
os
an
English
kitchen.
Tasteless
food
is
one
of
the
unfortunate
results
of
English
cooking.
Many
valuable
salts
and
minerals
are
lost
through
overcooking.
.
"Makeshift"
Meats:
Whale,
goat,
reindeer
and
beaver
may
not
suit
everyone
s
taste
but
they
!
have
as
much-nutritive
value
..s'
pork,
beef
or
mutton.
.
Cafeteries,
particularly
tht
kind
in
the
United
States:
"The
nutritive
value
of
the
meal
is
wateful!y
offset
by
the
atmosphere
of
noise,
haste
und
nervous
tension
in
these
rapid
self-service
restaurants."
Sugar:
Sugar
is
one
of
the
greutest
enemies
of
healthy
nourishment.
In
1823,
the
'aver-
Your
choice
of
16
oat-terns
of
English
Bone
China
Cups
at
97c.
Beautiful
Gifts
for
every
occasion.
We
will
continue
to
qive
a
$3.50
Flint
Bread
Knife
with
every
$3.50
purchase.
-Pacle
as
well
as
a
club
trick'
fur
duwn
one-
Mr.
Champion's
lecture
wis
nui
iung
m
sLurung.
tie
puuu
-.
;out
iiiai
Mr.
fluei
couui
ainnu
to
lose
two
spade
tricks,
but
not
three.
After
winning
the
flr.it
trick
with
the
Jack
oi
diuinonds,
he
should
have
led
a
spade
at
once.
As
soon
as
he
got
in
again
he
should
have
led
a
second
'
,
spade.
!
Plavinir
in
this
manner
noth-
'lug
could
have
prevented
mm
j
irom
trumping
a
spade
in
dum-
I
my.
He
would
always
have
been
,
one
jump
ahead
of
the
enemy,
Funny
thing,
but
the
king
of!
!
spades
was
actually
a
liability
,
i
to
Mr.
Abel
in
this
hand.
If
he
j
had
held
three
small
spades
i
!
there
wouldn't
have
been
any
I
point
at
all
in
golna
to
dummy
j
lor
the
first
lead'
of
that
suit,
The
correct
play
would
have
been
automatic.
Your
neighborhood
RE
Goodrich
deder
the
best
tires...
the
best
service
offer
you
l
rF,Xo
)
fj
"A"W"-fsj'r'
'
I
oa
L-a
I
0
k
yn
a
r
'
;
'j
Calvert
qi
a
m,
mr
,?
a
has
and
to
Drive
a
Prince
Rupert-
CALVERT
DISTIttERS
(CANADA)
UM1TE0,
AMHilS'
...a
ilveitisiiniiit
Is
nu:
iuOilMlieci
or
(iivplavn)
i
Cnntrul
ISuanl
or
by
the
Ouvernmi
nt
of
Britisht,
An
sncrtain
drlvor
named
rVrrh
Drove
a
smeoih-tirtd
car
and
fell
fwvovfc
Soid
the
t.f.G.
Dtoleri
"I'm
your
trouble
healer
Retire
here
you
U
olwayt
pet
aervlce."
M
CLISSlflEi
wru
n
t'uul
a
i
Well,
Mr.
Champion's
analysis
-
of
the
play
was
right
as
usua..
-s-m
of
the
thu
d
inning
were
It
was
exhau.stive-and
exhaus-
a?di"g
Comnrciais
e-1.
ting.
It
impressed
everybody
but
',
vllth
Commt.
c
als'
bases
Mr.
Abel.
Mr.
Abel
continued
to
loaded
in
the
last
of
the
sixth,
insist
that
if
Mrs.
Keen
held
the
?
nout,:e
I
a"
'-'
third
ixm
shorUtep
Ehu.r
U
Uii
d-play
ace
of
spades,
his
method
would
have
won.
HLs
part-
baseman
Sciicrk
put
out
Gunn
ner's
lecture
accomplished
noth-
Ani
stopped
two
extra
runs
coming
but
to
get
him
badly
upset
u
1"-
Cunmeroials
racked
up
for
the
next
hand.
a
doub.e
rlay
towards
th
enl
'of
the
game
with
the
Wie.-is-
It
it
good
common
wrue
lo
equip
your
cmr
wilh
B.F.Coodrirh
Silvertown
Tire.
Among
their
miny
quaUiies
ere
cooler
rnnnin,
longer-Urting
Classified
Advei
Using
Is
payable
In
advance.
P.cast-
iefraln
fiom
te'.eplioni;-.?
Ct.
Word
per
Insertion,
minimum
.chat
ge
51c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
D:
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
ami
E
igagcment
.tinounumen
Mi
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBI
F.
PRICE.
rubber
compound
...
the
result
of
B.F.
Goodrich
reeeerch
.
.
.
which
givei
yoa
longer
mileace
wilh
ronifert
and
ufety,
n
lower
com
per
mile.
The
high
quality
and
superior
performance
of
BJ
Goodrich
Tire
rnnke
them
your
best
tire
buy.
Sec
them
today,
at
your
nearby
B.F.G.
Dealer'.
Kin
Races
I
Are
Run
off
'
i
Th.i
rjostnoned
-snorts
events
Jiii'mMH
ISJ
OK
SALE
FOR
SALE
Sunshine
biw
;v
v-ilh
mattresi
S17.M
plav
iwil
chme,
ex-.-ellent
eonatt.on
.-a.
t.
,u.
l0,
..
,,
1
i2,.yi
FOR
SALE
-
5-oiece
dlnelt.
bov.s
ticvcie.
No.
3
Be.-ner
Ao...
Mav
be
"t'ea
auw
8:3U-
12801
FOR
SALE
2nd
hand
bricks
sa.tiU
oer
hundred.
Prince
Kti-
l..
it
Vvur..iouse.
t!2(iui
CARS
FOR
SALE
iJOiJlJilXCH
Tire
Dealers
In
Darkness
Ends
Season's
J
Opener
in
11-11
Tie
-All
tied
at
the
end
of
the
!
-
'ar
playing
by
both
teams.
Fi
st
team
up
was
G
&
A
with
Lairy
Varncr
starting
nit'h
lor
Commercials.
Warner
pit
:h
id
an
in.'
way
uirou;:i
trie
gain?
.jiving
up
.our
sufe
hits
mi'.x
earaed
runs,
and
to
bases
oil
(
.'i:;t
oi
'
j.
ot,
n.
nau
uuuuu
kiiii
ins
pitchers
after
Vern
Uiccono,
tarter,
was
.-elii'ved.
But
Loth
Kristmanson
und
Von
Scheik,
oach
pitching
two
innings,
Ui.l-?
handir-i'
out
walk;,
piuiutt
scleral
solid
strikeouts.
1
Star
miter
of
the
game
was
Ai.dy
Mur.sr.all,
left
i.
elder
io.-O.
&
A.,
who
civukIU
in
Lluvu
runs,
two
of
UKm
wit-U
a
tare.:
tase
hit.'
!
uunii,
nut
lieider
lor
tun-
mercials,
was
the
other
strcnj
n.ttCi-
in
the
cam;,
with
two
u
o-taggcrs.
He
t.juhgt
l
i
three
runs.
Benny
Windle.
C:mme:
-Ax'.i
.hird-baseman,
hit
twice
in
fcur
'times
at
bat
and
brcugr.t
m
wo
tying
runs
in
the
last
of
the
eighth
with
a
two-'jase
hit.
G.
&
A.
chalked
up
two
ur
;
in
-tile
first
inning,
cue
by
paug
fchier
on
a
ti
e
xi.t
ai.a
tfu-
(-the:
by
playing
manager
Cw-n-
;l.o.-edaU
combination,
seoiul
jand
f;.-st-basem.n
rcsepctively.
Wtather
was
perfect
lor
-Uie
Jcaicn's
openr
altiiouKh
a
cold
treeze
fanned
the
leaded
bleac;li-eis
toward
the
evening.
The
first
game
crowd
nave
$S4.3
in
n
Sunday
collection.
uunuiu,
is
tmitn.
;:
wicns.
2b;
Linney,
rf
Gordon
&
Anderson
D.
Shier,
ss;
S..
Cornwell,
cf.
manager;
D.
:herk,
3b,
p;
A.
Marshall,
If;
Eunberg,
2b;
G.
Barr,
lb;
Car-alli,
.3;
Ciccone,
o;
Kristman
on,
p;
Christianson,
ri;
Spring,
rf.
ROM
A
VT
ST
A
Mflrf
iro
a
tax)
rtrivw
......
fmm
H.,.'.
vni.i4u.i
n
I
driving
over
the
Cabot
highway
struck
and
injured
a
white
fox,
feldom
seen
in
this
district.
The
driver
put
the
animal
Out
of
its
misery
and
reported
the
incident
to
the
RCMP.
Wick,
George
Braman
and
Bruce
Stanwood.
Girls,
relay,
14
and
untfjr
W
1
n
ning
team:
Mary
Kerr,
tfvonne
Jackson,
Beverly
Barwick
and
Drue
Patrick.
Tins
advertisement
ix
nut
pulli.liml
or
displayed
by
the
Liqimr
Control
Board
or
by
the
(
lovernmeiit
of
British
Columbia.
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and
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to
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midnite
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8!'2.
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dresses,
lot::
I
inautf
i'J
liK-a-t
alterations.
J..;
1
Law
aid.
WILL
MIND
in
Btud
home
1
mothers.
Vo
tsvt.
Bu."k
Mi
.
get
one
cakes
or
Lid
Phone
643
Is
CASH
for
scran
per
batti-rlei
n
Phono
City.
"
FOR
Kf
Second
Ave.
or
1st
Srrcet
iof
the
Kinsmen's
May
Day
cele-
BlU
Gcrdan,
vits-presldtnt
c
bration
were
held
at
Roosevolt
'the
Pnce
Rupert
Baseball
A.i-fmk
sunuay
alternoon
do
the
'Jo-iation
announced,
rejoicing
-f
some
200
children,1
-Lir;:ire-L
r:'.,l-(
Letca
neau
Skies
were
cloudy
and
sunny
by
called
the
game
at
the
erd
of
Hi.-intervals,
and
4t
rain-Jd
for
a
few
efehth
because
of
darkne.s
minutes
.but
no
One
minded
it
lbj3re
bv
innir.gs:
as
28
events
were
runoff
by
girls
Ctmmereials
013
122
0211
md
boys
ranging
from
5
to
14
O.
&
A.
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032
0011
yi.ars.
I
Lineups:
Following
were
the
winners:
Commercials
B.
E
inur.dson,
Girls,
5
and
under
Lorna
''
t
M-
Simundson,
cf;
manager
Bellis,
first;
Colleen
Spews,
sec-
B'
Windle,
3b;
Gunn,
If;
Morgan
ond;
Georgia
Currie,
third,
in
1
c:.
Warner,
p;
R.sedale.
lb;
Mac-
CASH
for
aulck
sale
Austin
A4Q
GIVE
the
folks
at
'
cl
J-roe66i
Dun
Miaue
Low
mii(
i''..
Phone
Blue
992.
I127i)i
FOR
SALE
19.10
Austin
Station
W!iou
low
miieaae,
new
condition.
Phone
Green
587
(125pi
BOATS
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE-13
ft.
inboard
ex
llieboat
4
vears
Old.
$375
00
FOR
REN'T-2
casii.
$42d.OO
terms.
Blue
7(i'i.
jjojn
housft;
tI28o
i
raoiie
'
40'
Cruiser
"0:iole":
90
h
p.
for
RFNT-B-e
Universal;
12
V
Hnlitine.
wired,
..'Kire
Phone
H:.-,
lor
110
V.
uood
living
accoui-
"
.
.,.
niodatlou
lor
two,
Moored
FOR
EENT--4
.i
Vaclu
Club:
owner
aboard.
rurniture
I
i
I2ac
GreenV27.
FOR
SALE
$500-Barge
"Drift-
ROOM
and
Board--wood
Uuecn
':
20'
x
8'
x
IV;
j
West.
i
vears
old.
Has
Northill
an-
clior
and
and
Star
Star
marine
coiiver-
in
whert
you
it.
Idi'i
sign
MfiM
mm
Li
i
D.
PKone
566
eASionci
I
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
i
Room
10
iTONE
BUILDING
PHONE
RLUE
5'J3
P.O.
BOX
1184
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
21?
'
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
II.
G.
HELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
98
Evenings
Black
899
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
WE
RENT
TRUCKS,
COMPRESSORS,
CONCRETE
MIXERS
By
hour,
day
or
month
Phone
Blue
939
i
.TTvir'rAl!-readv
to
Inst
al.'
Moored,
41
W-DR,1'.
it
Club:
see
owner
aboard
.
711
Gitnvuf
-
Jle-"
I
ID
uwrEDTil
sion
Yacht
"Oriole.
FOR
SALE
20-ft.
boat
"Stella
r--.".'
M.'i-is."
Can
be
seen
at
Aero
QUIET
bus
r--
'I
...
O
1
ri
lit.
...
.
11
...1..1U
1
111
U111
1
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155
H2Gi)i:
two
bottsew"t:
u
,
near
ioft
....
i
News
in
mi:mukiam
I
FRANKS
-
In
loving
memory
n.vi
Vi-,
u""
J.''uH
wa'J
Ever
rtmomoeiea
oy
lue
tany.'.v
.
tilct
FRANKS
-
In
IcA'inj
niemorv
V
h
v,wrVl,MaV
2a'
lJ-
thfnw
'
But
this'they'll
wipe
out
never
n
e
iiirmuiv
01
ino-e
nauov
(lavs
vihi:ii
wc
nave
ffoeni.
uaemer.
Ever
renumbered
and
saulv
missed
bv
his
wife
Nora.
Galiano
Island.
B.C.
iitci
FRANKS
In
memorv
of
A.
O
tOlliei
Franks,
lone-service
member
of
Internatiohil
Tvi)
1-Braohioal
Union
Local
No.
413.
who
passed
awav
Mav
28.
lttio.
Ever
remembered
bv
brothers
of
ITU
Local
No.
413,
Prinze
Rupert
(it
1
ENGAGEMENT
NOTICE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Fausthl
of
Red
Deer.
Alia.,
formerly
of
Prini-e
Rupert,
announce
the
encasement
of
their
daimhter,
Dorothv
Jean,
to
Mr.
Harrv
A11-dreassen.
son
of
Mr
Oiaf
A11-dreas.sen
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
wedding
will
take
place
in
the
First
United
Chur
h.
Red
Deer,
on
junp
12
iltpi
BIRTH
NOTICE
DeFABIO
A
seven-nound
Son
was
born
at
Oakland.
California.
Mav
27
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Michael
DeFabio
(nee
Marie
Amadio,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Louis
Amadio
of
Prince
Rupert
1.
Utpi
FOR
SALE
OK
SALE
Beattie
wasti
ng
maritime,
excellent
condition.
910.W1.
riione
nea
tAt.
mo
i-un
ovl,e,
oua
pieces
01
lur
niture
all
in
excellent
condi
tion.
Phone
Red
813
after
6
P.m.
(124PI
FOR
SALE-2
boys'
bicycles
in
good
condition.
Phone
Green
.
"27.
,124c)
FOR
SALE
Bed
chesterfield
for
guick
sale,
good
condition.
No.
20,
Cow
Bay.
U25p
FOR
SALE
Nine
piece
walnut
riinln
room
suite,
in
good
condition.
Phone
Green
837
U24p
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Ling-belt
Speeder
Shovels;
Cranes:
Draglines;
Adams
Road
Graders;
Littleford
Bros.
Black
Top
Road
Maintenance
Equ
oment;
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Grapples;
T
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers:
Clark
Forklift
Trucks;
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifueal
Pumps:
Na-tmnal
Dragline
Scrapers
and
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotary
Screens
and
Conveyors
Full
information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver,
B.C
Uf)
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
furniture,
hardware
end
tables
chests
of
drawers",
beds
com-
.
Plete.
bedroom
suites,
small
size
carpets,
field
classes,
used
lo'rcing
boots,
sewing
machines,
radios
and
bicycles,
also
other
useful
household
articles
nt,
lowest
nrie,..o
C(,
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324'.
i
(If-cl
FOR
SALE-Three
niece
chest-erf
eld
suite.
4
piece
bedroom
suite
desk
with
cha-ir.
2
book
st-ands.
kitchen
table
and
two
chairs
All
in
ood
condition.
J;0!
2
Muss'ilem
Block.
Phone
Red
926.
,
ai
1
WANTED
TO
HC
hoii'e.
2a00
rf
'
Dailv
Np-
WANTED
TO
BUY-Small-
im-lurriisricd
house.
Close
in.
Box
107
Daily
News.
U24pi
WANTED
Anyone
who
plavs
WAVteD
to
R',
any
instrument
to
loin
Priu.'e
";,0r
cm
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
'
PHONES
Black
752
Red
894
P.O.
Box
1670
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
GORDON
D.
RONSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733
5th
Ave.
W.
-
Black
503
coLussrs
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
-4th
St..
Ph.
Black
389
1
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
CHIROPRACTOR
.
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
D.C
21
-
23
Besner
Block
Phone
Bine
442
uMneM
For
your
PAINTING
and
DECORATING
See
SPENCE&MATIUK
Green
017
Phone
Black
215
(evenings)
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347"
P.O.
Box
374
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
353-3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
1247
Phone
88
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
its
branch's
204
4th
Street.
Phone
655
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1620
For
genuine
paits
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
Cleaner
Cutting
Saws
Tour
uwi
will
cut
cleaner,
-!
truer,
fast?,
when
filed
on
.JifiAW
ir
previaitm
mnuiine.
Quick
ifKTT
kfi-vu'
on
all
tyien
oi
mw
liririff
your
uw
in
today.
'f;
Old
lwf
mouthed.
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
I:I5PIGG()TT
PLACE
Box
1011
Station
B.
(Agent:
Bus
Terminal)
the
30-yard
dash.
Girls
6
and
under
Shirley
Odger,
Lana
Young
and
Shirley
Olson,
30-yard
dash.
Girls,
7
and
under
Anne.
Christianson,
Sharon
D
u
m
a
s,
I
and
Wilma
Denuick,
30-yard
;
dash.
Boys,
5
and
under
Douglas
Anderson,
Danny
Gillis,
and
Oeorg'e
Elford,
30-yard
dash.
Boys,
6
and
under
Ricky
Harris,
Sonny
Dickens
and
Jimmy
Tough,
30-yard
dash.
Boys,
7
and
under
Johnny
Olson,
Larry
Veitch
and.
Ronnie
Hoskins,
30-yard
dash.
Boys.
8
and
under
Garry
Leavitt,
Danny
Philips
and
Chris
Downing,
50yard
dash.
,
Boys,
10
and
under
Larry
Stanwood,
Robbie
Irvine
and
Rodney
Pierce,
50-yard
dash.
Boys,
9
and
under
Garger
MeLeod,
Rodney
Pierce
and
Jerry
Jensen,
50-yard
dash.
Boys,
11
and
under
Frankie
Stewart,
Billy
Watmough
and
Ron
Eby,
50-yards.
Boys,
14
and
under
Bruce
Stanwood,
George
Braman
and
Anatol
Meset,
75-yard
dash.
Girls,
9
and
under
Karen
Taylor,
Gaiiay
GrlmolXson
and
Beverly
Erickson,
50-yard
dash.
Girls,
10
and
under
Anna
Cnllusi,
Shirley
Kurdziel
and
Valerie
Keehn,
50-yard
dash.
Girls,-
11
and
under
Judy
Fel-senthal
and
Elizabeth
Pierce,
50-yard
dash.
Girls.
14
and
under
Drue
Patrick,
Ann
Wick
and
Elizabeth
Pierce,
85-yard
dash.
Girls,
11
and
under,
three-vgged
race
Mary
Kerr,
Beverly
Barwick;
Shirley
Kurdziel,
Heather
Douglas;
Irene
Petersen,
Patsy
Kenny.
Girls,
skipping,
10
and
under
Guillya
GrimolLson,
Beverley
Er-ickson
and
Alads
Grimolfson.
Girls,
skipping,
13
and
under
Elizabeth
Pierce,
Gailya
Grimolf-son,
Maureen
O'Leary.
Boys,
three-legged,
14
and
underDavid
Stabor,
Denis
Lec-nian;
Ross
Mjrray,
Ronnie
Irvine;
Johnny
Olsen,
Jacky
Mc-Ginnis.
Boys,
relay.
14
and
under
I
Winning
team:
Dick
Flood,
Ralph
Rupert
Shrine
Band
Practice
8:00
p.m.
Civic
Centre
every
Mondav
(
124c
W
A
N
T
E
D
TOP
"mALKEI
PRICES
PAID
for
sc:ra
iron
steel,
brass,
cooper,
lead,
etc
Honest
Blading.
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Phone
Pacifl:
n.)ji.
Hf
KEAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE-Lovelv
home
with
view.
Double
lots.
Central
heatinj.
Immerlate
occiipimcv.
Terms
can
be
arranged.
Phone
57.
G.
P.
Tinker
&
Co..
Ltd.
(tfi
FOR
RAT.F
Tslnnrt
in
Prince
Rupert
Harbor.
30
acres,
about
cittATI"n
fi
,lun.i-url
h.lon,..
llmhor
VVC
Ml"
....
Newlv
weua.
WANTED
TO
R
3
or
4
roiim
riHil
before
6
1IKLP
WANTEDTM;in,
12
to
6
ar
,
If
pension.
rw
Ca"
WANTED
mutes
7B7.
Bus
-
-
-
"itrX1,;1
-;mueu
sr'1
stoVP
'
n;.i.
II
WATTH,
Mrr.tUl
(T'.'N'J
Kiniie
i'"
room
'Viouse
also
one
room
in-
,-,;-;MTPD-4tli
"
sulated
cabin.
LkhtniB
plain
eeks
for
house.
L.irge
chl'-'ken
ihiv
,
in
1"
ioi
houses.
Good
soil,
ome.snian
fruit.'-Phone
Blue
385,
evenings.
128pi
FOR
SALE
Furnished
4
room
house.
13a
1st
Overlook.
t)2!pi
viv
oni-nrniwi
i"
"
-,
-
heel
I"r
tt'f-S
wartime
house,
good
comli-1
.
!
1
t
H29
,
tl
cm
,,
tion,
near
school
and
Telephone
Green
145.
(124c)
FOR
SALE
1417
Pigeott
Place
Wartime
lour,
some
'"'
proveinents.
furnished.
S350U.
casli.
-
(128pi
FOR
SALE
Wartime
4-rooni
P
-
IC
Acti
,
hL
V0!
of
,
Tax
hji
utisn.
vi
i"H
nam
v
,v
-
Tune.
AnDlv
13:i(i
nrst
yvr
:
look
after
8.