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Landmark
Goes
I
Timber
Record
riiiiCt;
r.upci
i'
Uuiiy
iNeV.S
WtdntoUi..v.
September
5.
1951
"
Puppet
Shows
In
Television
"'-GARY
p
,
run
in
li.
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REOINA
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'UtllK.M.
I
Both
Born
in
Rupert
statement
nere
uisciosea
mat
Mackuy
hus
be
.
total
Saskatchewan
Umber
pro-.
Rat
v
sine.iu.
.
REGINA
One
of
-downtown
!
Retina's
old
landmarks,
the
hnm
of
p
.1
Tinninir.
has
been
rf.
mulished.
Tinning
was
a
wine
merchant
in
Regina
before
his
L.nih
in
loin
The
land
is
need-
oH
f.ir
ubMol
pxnansion.
!
duction
for
the
12
months
ended
was
mavor
of
Blackwood
on
(Bridge
By
Easley
Blackwood
March
31
was
49758.000.
The
from
law
to
m','
previous
rceoru
ui
x.ii.oyi
was
if
n
m
"-ay.
i
..'..
set
in
the
..
1943-44
season.
.North
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Mint))
8
q
H
K
10
9
S
4
D
J
C
A
K
10
7
6
5
Wo-t
Kat
(Mr.
MiiKtrra)
(Mr.
(
hnniuiim)
a
J
8
7
S
K
8
5
4
2
H
2
H
A
Q
D
A
8
4
3
D
K
B
7
8
C-OHil
C
4
2
Smith
,
(Mr.
Hair)
3
A
10
3
H
J
8
7
8
3
D
Q
10
5
2
C
J
mayor
f:
.in
ig2i
to
it.
SMALL
TALK
AT
THE
RACE
TRACK
Mr.
Muzzy
almost
ruined
his
side's
record
in
this
rubber
by
putting
in
an
unwarranted
four-no-trump
bid.
But
Mr.
Champion's
involved
thinking
on
the
defense
saved
the
day
for
Mr.Dale.
The
opening
lead
was
'the
r
Miss
Evelyn
Colleen
Barrie
Bride
of
Ralph
Wick
A
wedding
of
widespread
in-itarest
took
place
at
the
Church
of
Annunciation
at
11
o'clock
'Saturday
morning
when
Evelyn
Pntlppn
Rirrto
nMQP
A
r,
,.,.l.t
01
'of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Iftd.
Barrie,
and
Ralph
Warner
Wick.
'
f
T
-
-
,:
-
A
pVyunger
son
of
Mrs.
Ruth
Wick
and
the
late
Ole
Wick,
exchang-
i
ed
their
marriage
vows
before
a
'
flower-banked
altar
with
R'V.
vx
Tri
lather
O.
P.
Mohan
OMI
offi-
I
m.
""
"
wr"
J"""'"
""--lot
,lc-
!
tertainrnent.
'They're
off
.
La's
get
"We
shoulda
stood
i
I
I
contract
even
if
Mr.
Dale
did
have
the
jack
o
spades,
In
other
words
the
queen
of
spades
would
win
on
the
board.
And
then
how
would
Mr.
Dale
enter
his
hand
to
lead
the
ace
of
spades
and
get
rid
of
dummy's
diamond?
Obviously
iv
n
k
v
he
hp
n
couldn't
n
i
hpl
get
there
,i
k
f
21
could
I
enimterl
for
the
ace
of
dia-
monds.
The
only
danger,
then,
seemed
to
be
that
Mr.
Dale
had
the
queen
ol
ClllbS
Or
3
.SlllgletOn
club.
Good
reasoning,
all
right
and
a
very
tough
gues.s.
Mr.
Champion
just
guessed
it
wrong,
Mr.
Dale
could
hardly
believe
his
good
fortune
when
the
queen
of
spades
won.
Quickly
he
cash-
me
directed.
n;:uin.st
iiie
woods
and
I
T
3
ton
capacity
1
oniy
in
moaei
1
truck:
1
Fariio.
1S48,
1
ton
truck;
1
1
Dndce
1D41
pick-up
truck;
1
Furti.
ton
truck:
1
Ford.
1946,
2
ton
truck:
seven
of
spades
and
after
dummy's
singleton
queen
was
played
Mr.
Champion
went
in'o
a
long
and
agnizing
huddle,
His
problem,
of
course,
waj
whether
to
go
up
with
the
king
'
or
play
a
small
card.
He
knew
Mr.
Dale
had
the
a:e
...
t
f
i
i
ied
it.
Now
if
Mr.
Dale
a,.o
had
th
lark
nf
..niflea
it.
wmild
he'
suicide
to
go
up
with
the
kin?,
Mr.
Dale
would
win
witli
the
ace,
then
lead
the
jack
and
(lis-
card
dummy's
only
diamoaj
loser.
The
hand
could
then
be
clo.ss-ruffed
for
11
tricks.
Finally
Mr.
Champion
decided
to
play
low
to
the
first
trick.
figuring
tliis
play
would
give
him
a
good
chance
to
beat
the
.
...'
I
The
bride
was
a
picture
of
loveliness
-as
sha
walked
up
the
;
t
1
-r
5
'
..
"
rle
-
alld
anotht'r
cousin,
Sharon
,
it
Bur'
as
now"
girls.
The
bride
s
cress
was
of
heavy
.v...t
-
.
...
.......
....
piuicess
siyie
aim
long
sieevrs
.
With
it
was
worn
a
imjierap
vil
laHln8
from
a
beaded
crown.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
American
Beauty
roses.
Jewelry
was
a
gold
a
"Come
on
Oluepot
going
..."
1-I.RSONAl,
(t
l.OSl
KE
TIME
10
a.m.
on
day
of
publication)
Classified
Advertising
is
payablt
in
advance.
P.easa
retrain
from
telephoning,
ciaauj,
Word
per
insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
5uc.
Cards
if
Thanks,
Bra;:
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement.
Announci-mena
$100.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
l'UICE.
SHERIFF'S
SALE
IN
THE
COI'NTY
COTJHT
OF
PlilNCE
1IUPEHT
(IKKMI.'S
(
OMI'l.SM
I
ION
HOAUIl
Verus
I'l.lll
V
HOV
AMI
IION
i
11
v
it:
rnNtrm
And--
IN
SHE
SL'PHEME
COUHT
OF
I1HIT1HH
COI.UMHIA
FOR
SALE-
One
radio
conibina-
;
roR
SALE
-
30
n
r,:
pennant,
aim
earring
set,
gin
01
so
yon
fee,
she
says,
"you
the
groom.
1
can
experiment
with
all
phases
Matron
of
honor
appeared
of
theatre
.including
scenery
and
very
charming
in
turquoise
satin
Hirhting
as
well
as
acting,
In
a
dress
with
short
veil
to
match,
capsule
form."
as
did
the
little
flower
girls
in
pon
iAR
IN
V
S
yellow
and
blue
nylon
dresses
Mlss'Fraser
ami
her
sister
re-with
headdress
of
small
white
took
,
PellUy
a
sh,.t
course
wreaths.
AH
carried
bou-
colonial
pUppetry
at
the
university
of
I
Minnesota.
The
groom's
brother,
John
i
"It
was
a
wonderful
exper-Wick,
was
groomsman.
;
lencc,"
she
says.
"Puppetry
is
Bridal
music
was
played
by
'
more
exploited
in
the
U.S.
than
Miss
Mary
Zogas.
j
it
is
here,
especially
in
televl-
ROD
Mc
l.OKai
l
I'rraiis
PKK1
V
ROY
AMI
KOX
IMI
MVIli:
TH
WSKI.Il
Under
mid
by
virtue
of
t
Warriinl
tjf
Ext'culion
and
a
Writ
of
Fieri
Faciits
liuin
the
(.'(unity
Cuurt
of
Prince
Kupert.
and
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia,
respi
ciiveiy,
and
tu
seized
1
Fartfo
dump
truck.
1H7
model.
FurKo
a
ton
truck:
1
Fnno.
i!i"o.
2
ton
UodL-e
dump
truck.
l45
model;
1
1UM.
3
ton
truck:
1
Ford,
1947.
3
REOINA
-Shirlev
Fraser
is
an
attractive
young
Regina
girl
;
hr.
thinks
niinnct.H
will
he
a
hiif
thiiio-
in
Carmrla
snmp
risv
!
Dolls
on
strings
may
sound
like
!
child
play
to
some
people,
but
thy
are
big
business
in
the
United
States
and
may
be
in
Canada
If
television
becomes
es-
.
tablished
here.
Miss
Fraser
made
her
first
i
""
A
wh?n
she
was
in
publie
?('h0'-
TW0
J"8
aiio
he
join-
ed
a
marionette
group
in
Regina
to
take
up
puppetry
In
earnest.
Since
th.'n
she
has
learned
that
puppets
can
be
important
At
workshop
meetings
in
Re-i
'
i.rri
h,
t
t
ppts
toother
.
from
moulding
the
VVhen
she
created
her
first
doll
Gamin
the
Jester
she
found
so
fascinating
that
she
kept
on
m0jng
puppets
and
now
has
13
doli
tvrsonalitles.
Draun
uianins
uuns,
IVUP3
fra-er
wroto
a
play
lor
mem
;whi:h
she
hopes
to
produce
this
fall,
designed
costumes
for
them,
!
and
with
her
father's
help
built'
pcmpletj
miniature
stage.
h"
A
new
innovation
in
puppetry
the
"Night
Club
Puppet,"
much
larger
than
usual
size
with
the
Perator
as
part
of
the
act.
One
,,.
Frttw.
K
,lr
rrr-
w.delj
u.'
jd
in
elementary
schools
and
,,
.
with
,,,,
tv,
the
mentally
,,,,,
.,r
ill.
,.c,
"Sometimes
,.,
,
ill
m
a
mentally
per
-,tn
ovo
Ihn
Pnri
f
hi
trouble
by
unconsciously
acting
with
the
puppet,"
she
said.
"In
all
cases
!t
s.-ems
to
re-
llpy
the
unnatural
tension
"
Although
Canadians
aren't
as
marionette-conscious
as
Americans,
Miss
Fraser
said
she
believes
interest
is
soieading
rapidly.
Miss
Fraser
said
she
feels
that
cnce
television
in
Canada
Is
es
tablished,
the
f
e!d
for
puppetry
will
L
j
unlimited.
MARCHING
HOME
j
'
SAULT
STE.
MARIE,
Ont.
t
Bill
B.:urdafcj
was
driving
his
bakery
truck
near
Batchawanai
when
he
narrowly
escaped
crash-
12th
day
of
September
next
the
i
utiderslcned
Intends
to
armlv
to
the
'
Lltlu"r
Control
BcfurU
lor
consent
to
;
transfer
of
Heer
Licence
Number
1
8!J95,
Issued
In
respect
of
premises
,....
.",..
!'
Diinioiiv
nuui
sivuute
at
io
ana
tit
Third
Avenue
West,
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lots
5
and
6.
Block
32.
Section
1.
Map
923.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Refjistrnl
ion
District,
of
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
from
.John
Hosktns
to
Belrupert
HotW
Lim
Gift
u.v
to
the
v..v
matron
...
of
honor
was
a
rhmestone
set
and
to
the
eroomsman
a
sold
wrist
watch..
Following
the
perpmnnv
a
wert-
1
ding
breakfast
was
served
at
the
home
of
the
grooms
mother;
"aa
vrnwi
Jie
star
coup-for
the
immediate
family.
i
lud
witn
the
operator
to
form
a
1
Ford,
1947.
Fordor
.sedan;
tpiantity
ot
replacements
and
attachments
for
the
above
vehicles;
1
power
pole
saw
with
5
H.P.
electric
motor
and
three
saws,
complete:
citetric
motor,
tools
and
small
equipment,
platform
scale,
healing
stove.
Cloldle
A:
McCulloch
Side,
KemlnKton
typewriter,
cash
register,
adding
machine
and
miscellaneous
omce
lur-nlture
and
equipment;
and
011
Friday,
the
7th
day
of
September.
1951,
at
the
hour
of
1:30
in
the
afternoon.
1
will
offer
for
sale
at
publie
auction
all
the
right,
title
and
Interest
of
the
defendants
In
the
above
c,oods.
Terms
of
Sale.
Cash:
and
this
sale
shall
be
subject
to
the
Social
Security
and
Municipal
Aid
Tax.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
this
20th
day
of
August.
1951.
M.
M,
STEPHENS.
Sheriff
of
the
County
of
Prince
Rupert.
'
(A22.2B.aH.S1.5)
tion
and
records,
washing
ma
chme.
bullet,
curoet
4xj.
satin
cushions,
end
table",
col
lei-table,
card
tables,
folding
bed,!
34-size
bed
crib,
odd
kitchen
chairs,
1
electric
ituitar.
All
like
new.
Phone
Blue
574.
3Jil
Bth
Ave.
East,
downstairs,
i2U3pi
PHONE
18
vour
Northland
Dairy,
lor
daily
delivery
except
Sunday.
Bv
lookintf
after
vour
milk
vour
milk
will
lo"k
after
you
Keen
11
cool.
Ail
milk!
guaranteed.
ttf)
GIVE
the
fo'ks
at
Home
a
treat
.
.
.
get
one
of
our
delicious
cakes
or
pies
Ru-ert
'lakerv
Ltd.
Phone
64.1
fororderc
'tfl
WILL
Miss
Audrey
Forblster
net
In
touch
wnh
Mr.
Church
at
Prince
Rupert
Hotel?
(ltui
ACCOlNTANfS
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT
Income
Tax
sneeialUit.
8.
O
Furk.
Stone
Buildinii.
Red
593.
(20ml
WANTK1
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
iron,
steel.
bra.ss.
couuer.
lead,
etc.
Honest
trading
Promot
rrav-ment
made.
Atlas
Iron
St
Metals
I.'d,.
250
Prior
St.
Vancouver.
B.
C.
Phone
PA.-iflc
63:17.
(tf.
WANTED
.35
calibre
Winchester
ammunition,
anv
auantitv.
Write
Box
130.
Daily
News.
tf-nd
WANTED
TO
BUY
Steamer
trunk
steel
covered,
atjuiox.
3x20
Phone
375
davs.
or
Ctreen
789.
i208ui
CASH
for
scran
cast,
brass.
Con
ner,
batteries
and
radiators.
In
the
evening
a
reception
M'Tc
liotrl
nt
TH
T
norinn
Anr
tr.r.
:
"c'u
"
'
,
ium
where
200
friends
offered
.
.
.
.
.
.
their
best
t
wunes
and
congrat-
T
,
nwuuiu
"
l'PVy
loofcic
thev
stood
under
a
flower
decked
atCh
The
guests
were
received
:
by
Mrs.
Barrie
and
Mrs.
Wick,
tVi
fhrrr.ir
u'Aorincr
a
rli:t
formal
"
.
,
aress
witn
disck
accessories
ana
a
corsage
of
yellow
carnations
and
the
latter,
a
black
lace
formal
and
a
corsage
of
pink
carnations.
A
beautiful
three-tier
wedding
cane
centered
trie
uitcies
tauie
which
was
decorated
with
tap-
cud
candles,
sweet
pea3
and
dahlias.
At
midnight
a
delicious
buf-S
fet
lunch,
arranged
by
Mrs.
Wil-
j
liam
Rothwell,
was
served
by
girl
friends
of
th
bride.
The
,
Misses
Joyce
Tattersall,
Rena
0T
Seagram's
Trip
blddinic
Nxrt
ll
Kat
South
west
1
C
IS
PltSS
Dbl.
Pass
4
H
4
NT
Push
8
D
Pass
5
H
Dbl.
All
pass
,
ed
the
ace
of
clubs,
ruffed
a
club,
and
then
sluffed
dummy'
jack
of
diamonds
on
the
ace
of
spades.
From
here
on
a
cross
..
..
.
...
.
,
1
Mr-
Musay
h
had
rt
b
held
lri
th
the
I
East
cards,
this
contract
would
surely
have
been
defeated.
Mr.
Muzzy
would
have
played
the
I
b
nv
uuvn
jhc
au-
i
luiiiaiicuny.
i
t,over
an
nonor
with
an
honor,
I
always
say.")
Can
you
doubt
it
is
the
peo-
1
pie
as
much
as
the
cards
that
determine
your
wins
and
losses
at
the
bridge
table?
hotel
arrivals
Prince
Kupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Ogston
and
N.
Luplck,
Vanderhoof;
O.
Burns,'
W.
E.
Underhill.
B.
Mot-tishaw,
I.
Klett
and
Mrs.
Ma-gee,
Vancouver;
R.
J.
Hayes,
New
York;
T
Wallace
Lebanon
icfcuu,
1.
ruisyui,
oLewart.;
...
it.t-
rt
1
I
m
.
,
-v.....,
u..vi.uf
n
r
Crocker,
Prince
George;
J.
Slat-
er.
Calearv:
W.
S
Lawson
West
Vancouver:
Jean
L
Mimra
Wost
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
1
Kerr,
Terrace;
Miss
W.
E.
Jone.1,
Hazelton.
GIANT
PUFFBALL
r"T
TX7t?
Alfrt
n
u;niiAM
t
t-
son
found
a
real
iumbo
ouffhall
I
...
,
V
.
-
"
cn
his
farm
near
here.
It
was
12
;
ieet
high
and
wwgnea
mope
than
20
pounds.
Sure
"83"
Special
Old
t
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Eddie's
Beauty
Solon
J
Permancnts
Exclusive
Raaor
cuts.
Appointments
made
to
your
convenience.
Phone
Red
490
-
739
2nd
Ave.
Opposite
Liquor
Btoro
MARGARET
'McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
STONE
BUILDING
PHONE
BLUE
593
P.O.
BOX
1184
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
0
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Oeo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
MATTSONS
.
UPHOLSTERINO
Phone
Blue
126.
P.O.
Box
526
234
3rd
Ave.
E.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
H.
G.
HFLGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
96
Evenings
Black
899
Seagram's
"V.O."
5caciram'$
Scafj,ram's
Croun
Royal
r-nrmc
j;f
can
ti-"J
am
Af""
FOR
RENT
Li
tit
Ingram,
Marion
fanenton.
Pat
ms
into
three
big
bull
moose.
Smith
and
Madelaine
Young-
!
Bil'
said
the
three
were
crossing
man,
whi
also
served
the
wed-
I
the
road
sid
by
side
"just
like
ding
rake
which
was
duly
cut
by
sddiers
on
parade."
They
re-the
bridal
couple.
.
j
turned
to
the
woods
In
stately
Tcast
to
fhe
bridj
and
groom
procession.
was
proposed
by
Bert
Morgan
!
"
and
to
the
matron
of
honor
bv
,
.noth
k
Scacjvams
Kino's
Plate
Scacivam's
displayed
by
the
Liauor
Control
Boardor
BOATS
KIR
s
beam,
draws
4
it.
ol
sail.
4
i-vjs
engine.
Hieens
11m
011
stove
and
(,
sils,
$2jIiO
cash
A
Winds.
'
Prince
K.
Club.
WA.NTtU
TO
m:
WANTED
TO
KEN";
inched
sinle
bv
c
smail
chiiii.
bui
News.
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permanent
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or
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business
giris.
DiUiV
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TO
RENT
central
or
w
rri
Box
1M.
Uaiiv
Nc
pok
ittvi
FOR
RENT
Gtnr
lioor
uolishers.
SI
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Blue
Sa2.
t.
inc.
FOR
A
NEW
hV"
phone
530.
Bus
Tt:
and
2nd.
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RENT
-
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sici-Diiiii
roum
B."!
eilities
Oreen
W
FOR
RENT
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221
ith
Ave.
East
I
pert
Reallv
Lu.
F'OR
RENT-T'J'ii
mr
one
couulc.
336
Si
FOR
RENT
-
8'
Phone
Ureen
438
or
bth
West.
in
room.
116
H.n
FOR
RENT-Siera::a
7
In
West.
41
U-DHIVE
CARS
711
Ureiivuie
Cuuit
IIKI
f
AM1
WANTED
Ferns
Treasurer
s
Olli,
Prince
Kuoert.
Bi
week,
hoars
8.30
il
Address
ai)u!ica:wn
hanu-wri'.iiiB
to
CUv
Treasurer
st
pirripcted.
extttrlHr.
aire,
marital
!
in
salarv
ader
s
service
if
salb.ai
SALESLADY
WAl
Interviewiti'?
ber
5:
Fnrtav
5W
aim
Sii'iirniiv.
noon.
Wallaces
i.
ollice.
HELP
WANTED
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for
general
launrtr-nlv
In
oersitn.
1-.
Pioneer-('aiia
'
Mi'SIC
tui'ion
o;
Telephone
R"'ll!,t
Oreen
977.
,
BOYS
OR
A
Openings
for
W
on
Dally
t"1!'
various
parts
of
a--
ArPLV
AT
Off
Special
Bon
for
Good
5c"1
For
Result,
ADVERT'
"VcHicvorj
FOR
SALE
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Lmu-beit
Sueeder
Shovels;
Cranes:
Draitiinss;
Adams
Road
Oraders;
Litt.leford
Bros.
BiacK
Top
Road
Maintenance
Eauioment;
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Grapples;
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
ForWift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
lor
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Port-aole
Centrilugal
Pumps;
National
Dragline
Scrapers
and
Buckets;
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoi.su:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotary
(Screens
and
Cotw.'vors.
Full
Information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.C.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Lovelv.
10
piece
black
walnut
dininu
room
suite,
larne
eolden
oak
library
table.
2
laive
ucholstered
chairs.
3
occasional
chairs,
larae
commercial
floor
waxer
and
rxilislier.
Hoover
caroet
sweeper
complete
with
uaitj.
one
larue
electric
fruit
iuicer.
ek'Ptric
massaser
and
reducer.
4
electric
heaters.
1
small
pot
burner
oil
ranKe.
2
ood
oil
heaters,
nice
pictures
In
frames.
4
floor
lamns.
1
table
1-amn.
flreulace
wit
h
all
tools.
litma
(.imnliitA
pvnepiulnn
bit
40
aalloiis
of
paint.
Standard
typewriter.
7
lar'ip
new
French
n:ate
mirrors.
Biack
823.
Mr.
Hicks.
(tfi
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
household
furniture.
Slltthtlv
used
Kitchen
Sets.
Bedroom
Suites,
Chesterfields.
Bovs'
Bicvcles
Bedside
Rues.
Cribs.
Studio
Ccuches
ete..
sellln"
at.
the
lowest
Dosslb'p
orices.
R
C.
Furniture
Co.
Phone
Biark
324.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Annies,
stmdard
box
sle.
SI
00
Plums
10c
oer
lb
Brine
vour
container
and
nick
them
Riverside
Cabins.
Terrace.
B
C.
Plione
107
M
212n
BOYS'
OAHARDINE
PANTS
New
shades
brown
and
"rev.
rood
fit.
lots
of
wear
Sies
ft
to
12
vears
Ral
barpi".
"1"
3
75
to
$4.25
pair,
RC.
Clothiers.
(tfc
:
-'.
aALfr-Hoxe'
nuns
DMIHI-
fill
soeclmens
Females
SKI
0(1
miles
M5
0n
Add'"
Box
No.
18").
DiHv
News.
Prince
Ru-Dert.
BC.
(209ci
FOR
SATF.-Twn
lrU'
msU
oiz.
.
,
,
,
,
12
winter
and
summer,
in
ex
eellent
condition.
Anolv
145
7th
and
Thompson
St
dtp)
FOR
RALE
Man'
CCM
hlke"
"nod
condition.
Phone
Bck
700.
(212D)
1431
Atlln
Ave.
21lD
FOR
SALE-
Babj
rarris"e
good
condition.
Phone
Red
852
.
(208p
FOR
SALK
Reasonable
nrlce,
Sandv's
Cafe.
3rd
Ave
West
See
proprietors.
(211pl
FOR
SAIF.-
4
year
boat.
1
year
car
month
motorcycle
''.48
or
451.
(210o)
FOR
SALK-WIrk
burner.
Phone
Oreen
848
after
6:30.
(208o)
FOR
SM,E-3-room
house
trnil-er.
1710
West
2nd
lAve.(211ol
FOR
S
ALK
Oil
range,
single
bed.
Black
548.
(21lDl
CAKS
Flii
SALE
CARS
FOR
SALE-
1950
Ford
Tudor
Ci"tom
DeLuxe.
mlleaee
in
000.
First
class
condition.
Phone
Blue
723.
t213pl
FOR
SALE
1950
Monarch
se
dan,
mileage
15
OOD
First
class
condition.
Phone
Green
W.
or
32
(2130)
FOR
SAI.E-Prefect.
1949,
good
condition
Reasonably
priced.
Black
148.
(209cl
FOR
SALE
'46
Pontile.
Finance
enn
be
arranged.
Phone
4Q.
Terrace.
(208pi
A
Loco1
Anesthesia.
and
JroeJdioncti
R.
Bury
with
the
groomsman
re
sponding.
LovelV
and
useful
gifts
were
received
bv
'
the
K
popular
K
young
...
Telegrams
from
new
I
oik,
Port
Hope,
New
Westminster
and
Nelson
were
read.
Muic
was
by
Mike
Colrfssi.
Th
newly-marrl'd
couple
left
Sunday
night
on
the
Coquitlam
for
a
honeymoon
in
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
the
States.
For
going
away
the
bride
wore
a
blue
dress,
rust
topcoat
and
Bl'SINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
SALE
Furniture
renalr
and
uoholsterv
shfin
Fullv
enuinned
nnd
dntng
excellent
busines.s
First
i-Kiss
ouporlu-nitv
for
riht
person.
O'.her
Interests
reouire
owner
to
sell.
Box
526.
Prince
Rupert
PC
'
(208c'
IIOl'SES
WANTF.O
TO
BI
Y
WE
SOLD
six
houses
in
Au'Mist.
We
can
sell
vours
Hive
several
cash
buvers
for
two
and
four
bedroom
houses
For
ton
prlepo
mid
ouick
servt-e
"hone
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
Phone
342
B.ack
197
I
eves)
I210C1
REAL
FSTATF
Five-room
house
on
full
concrete
foundation
basement.
Pembroke
bathroom,
fireolace
In
livln"
room
Marvelous
view-Two
lots
in
lawn.
Price
$5700.
term
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
Phone
342
Black
197
(208::)
TWO
SPFOIAT
S
8lx-roop
pmi-iinffnlow
clu"
In
M-Rride
I.ivinff
rrwim.
two
ited
of
404
Randall
Building,
ssr,
FOR
gAT
E
Whit
babv
rar-''S1"
btreet
.
Vancouver.
I
riae
jt17
0n
Steel
crib.
M00
.4-;
1i.
herlrooms.
larffp
kitchen
and,
wMT'D
Taxi
white
accessories.
Her
bouquet
j
bei.rupkrt
hotel
limitfd.
was
caught
by
Miss
Pat
Smith,
j
'2"
On
their
return
the
cm,p:e
will
;(
tv
N
V4Tovu
HUMVIY,
take
up
temporary
residence
at
j
western
region
1108
Ambrose.,
.
8,-aled
tenders
will
be
received
at
t,
..
tne
office
of
the
Chief
EnKineer.
Win-
Both
bride
and
gr-nm
wera
;
nlm.E
M.,lltobB.
lmtjl
two
oV.lock
born
and
raised
in
Prince
Ru-
.
c
entral
stunda.-d
Time,
in
the
after-pert.
The
bride
has
be?n
em-;
n""n
of
Monday.
September
a4th.
and'
",6'-
,or
thc
c'1:ltr'":t'"n
Bt.ti.m
Dloved
pioyeu
with
wun
itai
Ranee
t.e
&
oi
Hardv
rtarcty
ana
BlllltUng
ttIirJ
puaform
nt
Burns
Lake.
the
groom
has
beJn
fishing
out
nc
of
this
port.
j
Ptanv
specifications,
and
form
of
,
,
.
.,
contract
may
be
seen,
and
form
of
Frank
White,
uncle
Of
the
!
tender
obtslned
at
the
office
of
the
bride,
came
from
Victoria
fori
Chief
EnKineer.
Winnipeg:
Distrlrt
the
occasion.
EnKineer.
t
Edmonton
and
Van
couver:
Division
Enulneer
at
Princp
Prior
to
the
wedding
Mrs.
Pat
I
Rtinert.
B.C..
and
c
N
R.
Agent
at
Frystay
and
Mrs.
Helen
Wright!
Pri,nre"r
B,cv,
.
.
.
,
;
.
.
,,
,
.
j
Tenders
will
not
be
considered,
un-
aeld
a
miscellaneous
shower
and
lw,
mRde
on
form
snmnied
bv
the
stnlcs.
basement
Price
only
S5000.
terms
atrantred.
FOR
RALE
Small
home
enm-nrisin"
5
room"
tnd
bath,
Overlook
Sl'eet
$3500.
Prln-e
Rtinert
Realtv
Co.
(209.')
FOR
SAIE
House.
4
rooms
nnd
bath.
Centra'
location.
Mono
cash.
Phone
Green
59.
(209oj
FOR
SALE
House.
141
Wanton
Road.
(211n)
REPAIRS
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
dSnsiiieSiS
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
C08-3rd
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
Sales
and
Service
'
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1026
for
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
Cleaner
Cutting
Sawi
Tr
win
Mit
clnr,
.'
wm,
ftr
tin
filed
on
mr
precIstM
machine.
Quirk
iwifci
on
all
tyvv
ol
nwi.
Brine
your
iwi
iu
toU&y
014
Ml
ntoolhed.
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
Ul.V
PIGGOTT
PLACE
Btx
1011
Station
B
fAfi.nt:
Pn
Terminal)
Terrace
Builders
bupplj
Dated
this
11th
day
of
August
:
A.u.
issi.
J
Railway
and
accompanied
by
an
ac-
oepwd
cheque
drawn
on
a
chartered
bank
In
Canada
in
favour
of
Canadian
National
Railways,
equal
to
five
per
cent
of
the
total
amount
of
the
tender;
No
bid
bonds
will
be
accepted
with
tenders
for
this
work.
I
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
neces-
j.
r
McMillan.
Vice
President.
Winnipeg.
Manitoba,
September
4th,
1961.
(209-c)
BLONDIE
J
TAKE
T6N
BiG.PfiEP
BREATHS
OP
FPESH
AW-HAT
WILL
WAKE
VOU
UP
Colussi's
Music
Store
Agents
for
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
-
4tn
St.
Ph,
Black
389
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besncr
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
WE
RENT
TRUCKS,
COMPRESSORS,
CONCRETE
MIXERS
By
hour,
day
or
month
Phone
Blue
939
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
lleela
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Train
Schedule
For
Hie
Eait
Mondays,
Wednesday
and
Fridays,
8
p
m.
From
the
East
Tuesday's,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays,
10:15
p.m..
WATCH
REPAIRS
Prompt
ef-
,
0
flclpnt,
fcprvlep
flennp
Pool!
.
.tewpller.
Satisfaction
euaran-
teed.
I
LOST
LOST
Gold
pxnansion
bracelet
watch.
Reward.
Black
7)8.
I
(2-2P)1
."M"IJ,ll"f
1
'
1
'
'
"
"
)
I
Mil!,
1
i
i
i
i
i
I
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Miss
Marion
Shenton
a
kitchen
shower
for
Miss
Barrie.
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
For
Repairs
and
Alterations
Smith&ElkinsLtd.
P
O.
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