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Prince
Rupert
Daiiv
News
Monday,
February
19,
1951
SkiHeil
s
PORT
HOTS
historic
in
194T,.i
i
garvie
had
won
the
King's
Plate
at
Toronto
soon.
BviS
iBy
Mamie
Bulgen
sr
bf
cc
ri
anil
thai
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"
Start,
i.'
,
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Veteran
Skier
Western
Winner
PRINCETON,
B.C.
P
Bert
Irwin,
Canada's
master
of
the
slalom,
won
the
slalom
event
of
Good
skiing
was
enjoyed
for
a
couple
of
hours
Sunday
alur-nuun
by
extra-entiiusiaiits
before
fast
lallint;
snow
brought
the
sptirt
to
u
toliz'.urdy
lintsii.
mkue
"I
'.h,-U-uriuwd
buiidipp,
Kin
gar
vie,
Canadian-bred
four-year-old,
won
the
Exotic
handicap
at
Hialeah
Park
over
the
1
116
mile
route
four
years
ago.
Th
.-jH,
from
R.
S.
McLaughlin's
Oshawa
.stables
a
few
days
later
equalled
the
track
record
of
1
54
35
for
1
ll(i
miles
at
Guirstream
Park.
Kni-
Taronto
Varsity
Grads
won
the
Olympic
hockey
title
at
St.
Moritz,
Switzerland,
23
years
ago.
They
defeated
Switzerland
13-0
in
the
final
game.
In
their
drive
to
the
championship
the
Canadians
scored
38
goals,
including
12
each
for
Hugh
Plax-ton
and
Dave
Trollicr.
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k
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newc
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to
loeuJ
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jpis
Is
cliseoverert
tb,
j
Gerry
Ciiiubi.imeau,
who
hails!
I
f
rom
Montreal,
who
member,;1
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hope
to
see
auain
and,
weather
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tfn-asters
canie
over
the
fiill
Sonduy
f,r
a
picmc,
usint;
Hie
main
loilce
uhu
its
facilities.
Apparently
they
hud
a
fcood
time
and
lei
I
tit.?
buililmg
neat
und
tidy.
Ihey
were
no:
bfKriuliM'd
the
firewood
whicti
Wane
Kmi,
ToiulniMiii
51M11
'Couth:
iiK-d
,
Western
Canada
Ski
championships
and
the
Olympic
trie
Is
here
Saturday.
The
smooth
Olympic
veteran
zipped
over
the
tricky
course
in
i
wo
inns
lor
total
time
of
3.3
-eeonds
in
the
Class
A
division.
John
Ray,
Princeton,
placed
first
in
class
B
with
3
u
s
roods.
D.i'-:n:;
Lama
Allin
won
Uc
women's
class
A
with
K5.7
lime.
Irwin
won
the
downhill
match
Friday
with
2.3!,
nearly
10
seconds
faster
than
his
neai
-:X
iv;d,
elultimle
Andy
Kxssa.
Record
Snows
In
Highlands
GLASGOW.
Record
heavy
snows
have
been
falling
in
the
Sectti.-:h
Highlands.
Transportation
and
communications
have
been
held
up.
One
train
from
Gljs-ow
was
all
but
buried
and
finally
had
to
be
dug
out,
being
delayed
for
hours.
The
snow
is
ten
feet
deep
at
some
points.
;
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.
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tir
pu-k
lie
ran
game
at
Toronto
last
Wednesday.
Leafs'
Cal
Al
Rollins
of
.the
Leafs
and
Floyd
Curry
of
..u.
Fau1
Masnick
of
Montreal
Cana
i
i.t
over
Maole
Leaf;.'
Gas
Mortson
in
an
N.H.t
r;.i.fi
1.
1-
i'.a;
lies
fur
the
d'sc
as
Jim
Thomson
an
1
nie.'lines
with
I
he
i
CP
PHOTO
Habitants
await
the
outcome.
Leafs
won.
3-1,
ta
take
their
ninth
win
in
U
Moii'.nuleis
this
season,
ap.aln.st.
one
tie
and
on
"eteat.
'Ihl
I
Hockey
Scores
Co-ops
Cinch
Senior
League
as
Hardware
t'l
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not
publi.hed
or
displayed
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Brownwood
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Co-ops
cinched
the
Senior
r.iiskethall
Lea.u'iK'
Saturday
ni.u,ht
as
Coition
and
Anderson's
scored
an
upset
victory
over
ISrownwoods
4:
to
I!!.
NATIONAL
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Adl
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,
Sunday
Toronto
!.
New
York
5
Uoslon
7.
Chieai'.o
(Sal
a
i
day
I
New
York
0.
Toronto
2
Del
roll
2
Montreal
1
I'AI
II
IC
COAST
(Saturday)
Victoria
1,
Tacoioa
1
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fiei
Seat
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4
New
We.';'
nim.:ti
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2
(SlllllllV)
New
Westminster
3
Portland
3
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4
Kent
t
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5
MAIM.INE-OKAN
Af.XX
N.ina'mo
7
Kanilic-ps
5
WIMII'N
IVHI.'N
ATIONAI,
Spokane
II.
Ne'son
2
Kimberl.'V
3,
Trail
5
(Sunday)
Spokane
3,
Nelson
i
iiveit.iniei
Oordon
and
Anderson
gi'uDbed
an
early
lead
over
Brownwood.;
who
were
slow
in
getting
their
shoot
ing
eye.
However,
Brown
-woods
managed
to
find
the
basket
later
and
take
over
the
load
at
half
time
20
to
18.
Brownwoods,
who
had
only
TUNE
IM
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S&OIO'S
j
TONIGHT
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ill
;
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8.30
p-m.
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"
6$A
and
Anderson.
Brownwoods
converted
only
3
out
of
12
loul
shot.;
while
Gordon
und
Anderym
succeeded
in
9
out
of
HI
attempts.
Gordon
and
Andersons
still
have
a
chance
lo
tie
Brownwoods
for
second
place
providing
they
win
all
their
remaining
league
contests
and
the
shoe-ineu
lo;;e
all
theirs.
Jlw
liaiwcf
.-ZVfj
seven
players,
two
of
them
up
from
the
Intermediate
League,
were
unable
to
keep
up
the
pace
.sei.
by
the
fust-stepping
team
in
ibluc
and
were
outplayed
in
the
!
sect
ml
half.
The
hardware
men
!
poured
through
the
Brownwood
RADIO
&
AVPLIANCE.
SALtS
&
SERVICE
;as
ai
i
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r
tihc
kan;i:s
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phono
81
titinr
tiliic
u:::
In
the
Intermediate
game
Fashion
took
a
close
win
from
Llie
much
improved
HiJih
Green
j
team.
The
first
period
was
slow
I
with
the
checking
close
and
ended
with
Fashion
leading
7
to
6.
The
second
quarter
was
good
with
both
teams
swishing
I
the
hoop
more
frequently.
High
defence
time
alter
time
to
take
a
ten
point
lead
with
8
minutes
to
I'O.
Rupert
Holkestad
sank
three
pcruvt
hook
shots
towards
the
close
and
set
up
many
good
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Lkiiuii
Cturtiol
Boaid
oi
by
lK
Oovt.nmtrf
El
School
took
over
the
lead
and,
at
the
half,
found
themselves
on
top
19
to
13.
The
game
became
a
little
rougher
as
the
third
period
got
under
way
and
Fashion
who
are
a
more
experienced
team
managed
to
retain
the
ball
until
the
end,
although
High
Green's
Roddy
Tait
put
them
ahead
33
to
32
with
2
:
minutes
left.
Joe
Haugan
of
Pnhlun
I
ii
riir.i-1
tho
tnlilno
nt
tV,n
ILJ------ry
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know
y;i
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purchase
to-u.vjVs
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'SiJrf
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stimi
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are
linwii
--
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liy
I'A.
(J3u$ineM
and
f-rot-essioiial
plays.
Gill
and
Flaten
were
outstanding
as
they
"worked
perfectly
tof-eiher
offensively
and
were
both
very
effective
on
the
deience
as
they
netted
niany
rebounds
from
both
baskets.
Olson
and
Spring
were
the
only
two
who
could
hit
the
hoop
consistently
for
Brownwoods
as
they
made
It)
and
14
respectively.
It
was
a
fairly
clean
same
to
watch
with
Referees
Comadina
ami
Hlalta
calling
14
fouls
on
the
losers
and
only
9
on
Gordon
Adveiliiai;
is
tmyabie
in
ailvance.-
Please
icfi
ain
liom
leh-phoning-ln..erl.iiin,
in'iiiuiitm
lfurge
50c.
Birth
Notices
!Ui.'.
Cards
of
'flunks.
1
t'liiieiitl
Nollos,
Marriage
"and
E
i:ui'iiHsil
Ai'.nouucenii
nis
pW.
bl'ECIAL
IlSPM"i,
liOUULE
PRICE
1
Classified
word
per
1
I
FOR
SM.K
end
as
he
swished
one
from
near
i
centre
and
gave
them
the
34
to
33
victory.
f
i
Danny
Bill
played
up
to
his
.
Hlt
SALE
FOR
SALE
Business
buUilillg
with
luoiierii
livniK
fluarters
in
cent
re
business
t.e-tion
Burns
usual
lui
in
as
he
and
Haugan
,
made
14
and
8
points
respectively.
High
School's
scoring
was
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
lake,
(.fluent
basement,
furnace,
plumbing.
Auplv
tiwuer,
W.
J.
McKeniu,
(47il
WANTED
TO
BUY
-
Used
kitchen
oil
ranee
in
eooil
condition
Bos
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ENCUMBERS
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bin,1'1',
Honest
Bra!
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ni.ulr
'
MATTSON'S
UPIIOLSTFUrNa
Phone
Blue
8
If..
P.O.
nox
H:10
.Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B
O.
1'OR
KALE
Tenders
will
be
re-ceiveu
bv
tile
uoilei
.-.i:'
in
d
up
to
lutoii,
Wcdne.Mluy.
Fbiuurv
2i;i.a.
IWnl
lor
the
Diirclia.se
of
1.U
2!l.
Itii
c!'.
1.
1)1..
lilil.
1'i.iu
t)72,
'I'erruce
'lowitsile.
toieth-er
wrth
improveliieitt.s
silualed
1.
hereon
and
coolenls.
Jlu'.ol--si
or
uov
tender
not
ne.e.s-Mirilv
a.'Cepleil
'lerms:
."-'ir.,".-Iv
cu.li.
G.
V.
ForUss.
Olhtul
Ad
m
mistral
or,
Ad
mi
nisi
r
until
t
ile
KsUilc
of
Aiutic.V
Krlck-Siin.
deeeused.
Court
House.
Prince
ICtiuen.
B.C.
i4.h
i
FOIt
SALE
Car
umiercariiakc
ci!:ni:rai,
contractors
ThilldhiR
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
HOOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BU
KNURS
MA
RCA
RET
McLEOD
'JPTOMFTRTF.T
r!o.n
10
3TONF,
RU1I.DINO
PHONE
P.O.
BOX
Ul!4
THE
WORLD
OVER
FOR
ITS
m;s
UNO
ZIIELLOWNESS
more
evenly
divided.
Fashion
bad
only
six
players
and
were
without
the
services
of
their
six-fool
centre
Jim
llebb.
Referees
Slatta
ami
Morrison
called
12
fouls
on
the
winners
and
11
on
the
losers.
Fashion
made
0
out
of
15
foul
shots
while
High
School
made
5
out
of
13.
The
Junior
game
saw
the
FURNACES
have
time
up
In
pl
ii
c?
and
vou
can
-xtect
even
j
higher
I
trices.
Have
2
all-steel!
lumaces
in
slock,
wiling
ut
old
price.
If
cuiiteiiipialunr
u
new
furuaee.
now
if?
ihe
me
to
buv.
fven
If
stored
until
required.
Thorn
fUtoet
Metal.
H1r
KH4.
(in
FOR
BALE
New
and
used
fur
Metals
Mil.,
PHONES
t'.ood
rubber
$:iiMH).
K
M
lutitor
coioiilete.
S'.'hllll
tiilltar,
S
i
nil.
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Pl'Jgoft
Pui::e.
(4Uii
til.
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1.
ESI
ATE
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branch's
204
4th
Street.
Phone
655
Black
7fi2
P.O
Red
81)1
Box
1070
j
It
ague-leading
Hi-Juniors
take
;
an
easy
win
from
the
third-
couver.
d.
u
Ii31i7.
I
O.ST
-Postal
Stan1
phone
M'Jt
in
FOR
SALE
4-room
Wartime
house
lullv
furni.shed.
Full
place
Cook's
Jewellers.
It
was
High
School's
game
from
start
to
finish
as
the
jeweller-boys
failed
to
break
High
School's
strong
zone
defence.
In
the
fi-
price
$4(IIW,
Terms
may
be
arranged,
rtliplv
1348
Piggotl
Avenue.
t44pi
SltilltltH
V01M
AC
niture,
hardware
and
clothing
at
the
lowest
possible
prices.
B,
C.
Furniture,
3rd
Ave.
W,
SATIONMJ.Y
KNOWN
NAMES
Iaiii;-be;t
Koeeder
Simvels;
CraiMSK-
DraLdines:
Adams
Road
Graders;
I.itt.leford
Bros.
BUc
Too
Road
Maintenance
Pmiiimient:
twen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
llock
draonles;
T
L
.SmiLli
Concrete
Mixers:
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bie-ket
"aiuiIcs
fur
titmknile
II.
G.
IIELCERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
98
Evenings
Black
899
.
SIDNEY
CONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a
in.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
1UB!.IC
ACCOP
Tax
sivi'iailal
Stone
ButW"
LARGE
FIVE
Wartime,
newlv
decorated
A
snap
ut
$2!)ii0.00
full
price.
Good
down
pav-ment.
See
Armstronir
Agencies.
Phone
342
or
2U7
(eves.).
(43cl
Anent
VANCOUVER
DAILY
PROVINCE
Phone
Black
787
311
Second
Ave.
W.
naf
period,
Coach
Jack
Evan's
boys
outscored
Cooks
12
to
1.
Much
of
the
credit
for
High
School's
win
goes
to
Ron
Cic-cone
who
netted
14
points
and
played
a
very
effective
offen
HOYS
f
FOR
SALE
Seven
room
house
on
three
lots
with
line
view
overlooking
I
lie
harbor.
Good
condition
with
concrete
basement"
and
hot
-air
liun.iee.
Also
revenue
liom
cabin
in
rear.
Apply
HUH
Ambrose
Ave.
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A
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0PP",
VOUII
1411
it
deliveriiw
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P"
at,
tl.f
a
ml
leu"
"
ami
111"1"
'
and
Son
Removal:
Hice
1'ort-alile
Centritiieal
Pumps:
National
Draeline
Keraoeig
and
R-tckt'ts:
Niilional
All
Rleel
Onsolinc
iloist.s:
Nat.ionai
Portable
Hawmilis:
National
K'ltarv
Scnt-ns
uiul
Convevois
Full
iiiliirnmlioii
from
Nw-Wonal
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.C.'
(tf)
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
A.
P.
CARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C
A.
and
ROY
SI
I
AND,
C.A.
324
Second
Avenue
Box
21
13
Phone
88
sive
and
defensive
game.
Cic-cone
was
followed
by
Christen-'
son
and
McAfee
who
made
six
apiece.
j
Referees
R.
H.
Davidson
and
!
Morrison
called
10
fouls
on
High
i
School
and
2
on
Cooks.
The
win-
'
ners
made
1
for
four
while
the
losers
converted
only
4
out
of
7
ELF.CTROLUX
Kales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1(12(5
For
genuine
parts
and
wrviee
piione
or
write
above.
FOR
EXCHANGE
I
have
a
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FOR
SALE
British
India
rim,
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low
in
North
Vancouver
which
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would
like
to
exchange
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home
or
l-.treer
in
sinter,
JZ:
ruse
and
ere.en.
4'
x
7'
anprox.,
like
new:
Willi
urulerlelt:
$41100.
Kl.udio
Juiiive.
rose,
eood
condition,
$lj;j.llll.
Black
i;ii.
i4:ipi
OOI.ICHAN
crease
Host
quality.
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FOR
HBiTj.
IMI
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AMD
tALVtMll
coLiissrs
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
lr
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
-
4lh
St.
Ph.
Black
3K3
i
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for
vale.
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call
Prince
Rupert,.
House
is
42
bv
3'J
with
lull
basement
and
f
urMu.ce.
and
Is
located
on
a
lari;e
corner
lot
in
u
convenient
district.
It
Is
close
to
Park
Itoval
.shonoiiu!
centre
and
in-ter-citv
buses.
Larue
lii'inK
room
includes
ti
fireplace.
House
is
newlv
decorated,
inside
and
out,
and
of
solid
construction
for
rm-lher
Information,
please
phone
748.
If
0
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
For
sale
al
H.C.
Furniture,
tl;)
FOR
SAI.E-Model
O
P
Johnson
It)
h.o.
outboard
motor.
Also
Mossberg
.22
idle.
Both
in
good
condition.
Phone
Green
(I2(i.
1
42
pi
High
School
Krlstmanson
2,
Christenson
6,
Williamson,
Clc-
cone
14,
Malhews
5,
Blackaby
2,
McAfee
6,
Men;:ies
2.
Total
37.
1
Ctmks
Stewart
5,
Hodgekin-'
son,
Erikson
5,
fiedgewick,
Jet-
I
frey
2,
D.
Findlay
3,
Black,
E.
1
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Ouarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
CORDON
D.
RONSON
Oil
nurner
Specialist
733
-Sth
Ave.
W.
Black
.r03
'
nished
h'":
woiKina
News.
KKSONAt
Flndlay
1.
Total
16.
INTERMEDIATE
Fashion
In
termela
1,
Haugan
FOR
SALE
2
White
trucks,
tandem
dual
drive
HOC)
rubber.
214
wheelbase.
Worked
3
months.
Teinis.
Anolv
Albert
Houston,
D
tw.snll
Creek,
B.C.
(Q)l
FOR
SALE
Special
THduxe
Plv-
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
3B7
P.O.
Box
130
Rock
and
Concrete
Work
Thone
Blue
939
P.O.
Box
711
Prince
Rupert
wtii.iTisf'
8,
Bill
14,
Walsh
3,
Anderson,
Hill
5,
Mostad
3.
Totals
34.
High
Green
Woods,
Webber
4,
Clark,
Peneff
4,
Rhodes
2,
Becker
4,
Sheppard
4,
Sather
5.
nioufli
coaeli.
lute
4i
model,
I
sood
condition.
Liluo
270.
(4Gpi
?!-ipii;a
y
fi
-1
pi.-
Vivian
FOR
SALE
One
15
h.rt.
Has
eniiine.
Blue
981.
GIVE
MOTHER
a
treat
Take
her
home
a
freshlv
baked
cuke
or
a
dandv
nie
from
the
Ku-pert,
Bakerv
Ltd.
Phone
1143
for
orders.
CASH
for
romp
enst.
bras,
cop-T"r
batteries
ami
radiators
Phone
543
--call
(12!)
lith
W
Citv.
Of
NORTIIT
ANt)
Dalrv
tm'k
dellv
ered
24"
per
nuart.
WhV
P:,V
mure
Phone
IH
for
dallv
ie-livcr,'
service
(M-21M
47pi
Tait
5,
Pederson
5.
Total
33.
nnilS'"-'-
I
.ltl';'
Train
Schedule
For
Hie
East
Mondays,
Wednesday
and
Fridays,
p.m.
From
the
F.asl
Tuesday's
Thursdays
and
Saturdays,
10:15
p
m.
drttn7jm
PROCURABLE
SENIOR
'FOR
SALE
Auto
narts.
Apnlv
Brownwoods
L
a
v
I
g
n
e
2,
ijli""
Wr,
toT
Thompson,
Olson
19,
Pierce
2.
wreXrt
for
parts-
1929
Chev-McChesney
2,
Spring
14,
Ratch-
rnlel
sedan,
1929
Ks-sex
sedan,
',
ford.
Total
39.
1930
Buick
sedan.
1030
Slude-
o?
tints
0101
WATCH
scott
mclaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
COS
3rd
Ave.
W.
Pi'lnee
Rupert,
B.C.
.
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPr
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
210
.-
4Lh
Street
Box
015
Thone
Given
389
Prince
Rupert
Gordon
and
Anderson-Holke-!
,
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lilr.
airvi-rriseir.ent
in
nnr
puDllKlied
PERSONAL
jaiiri
79
-tun.
or
dtspliivcd
by
theT.lmWr
Control
stad
12,
Flaten
10,
Gill
13
Mar
ot!
iOlL
Phone
347
shall
5,
Currie,
Dumajs
2,
Boulter
FR
SALE
lOf.O
Phillins
8-tube
P
O.
Box
374
Hoaril
or
by
the
Government
British
Columbia.
.llllVC
"
Bl,
WANTED
Typewriter
.
pnrtable
I
preferred.
Phone
Ked
73H
1
(42b)
Want
Ads,
Euro
Results!
Ciccone,
Mathews.
Total-43.l
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rau''
JJ,ue
1,