V
1
i
Derby
Canadian
Legion
will
sponsor
n
boy
and
so
will
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
May
31,
1951
!
Black'
thusiasm
l
a
i
ls
connected
with
manufacturing
material
for
regular
soap
I
of
cars,
wag
happy
to
answer
all
the
questions
thrown
at
him
on
construction
of
the
unpro-pellcd
cars.
A
few
more
entries
have
been
sponsored
and
the
list
to
date
includes
Arthur
Parent
and
Stan
Parker,
sponsored
by
the
Gyro
Club;
Brian
Robertson,
Rotary-Richard
Bury
and
Billy
Wat-mough.
Kinsmen;
Maurice
Le-1
t
vacher.
Holy
Names
Society
By
Eotley
Blackwood
Funeral
of
Wm.
Johnstone
from
Vancouver
(
Wednesday
i
I
.
Vear,
R.
Miller,
E.
Dodd,
F.
I
iHrii-oy,
J.
H.
Jacobsen,
C.
R.
It's
not
so
bad
when
Miss
Brash
bids
her
head
.,
gnd
a
half
hours
en-,
young
racers
plied
W.
.
s
ap
Bux
Derby
repre-'
"with
questions
last
lt
w
informal
meeting
Civic
Centre.
Drew,
whose
company
I
m
MWn'ff
on
hands
she
is
going
to
play
herself.
She
plays'
ea''af
j
Mi.
Ladell,
P.
Elford,
R.
Patton,
the
Cards
Very
astutely.
But
her
bidding
and
Mr.
Grenvllle
Chapel,
the
Rev.
Dr.
'?
B'..
?:
Erm0nf'
W-
Nel"
Afll7.7.v'
nip,,
rCnvMOnf
oKnnt
oo
BmnntU
o
MM.
E'
Wrlght
officiating.
The
entry
for
the
Mission,
,B.C.
finals
has
been
forwarded
I
as
"Mr.
Prince
Rupert,"
Douglas
Frizzell
told
the
meeting.
Frizzell
Motor
Products
Ltd
will
also
give
a
trophy
to
the
winner
of
the
derby,
to
be
run
June
29,
besides
sponsoring
the
trip
by
plane
to
Mission.
The
race
here
will
be
run
In
seven
heats.'two
cars
at
a
time
from
Third
Street
to
McBride
j
on
Second
Avenue.
"If
we
don't
win
the
B.C.
finals,
we'll
bring
back
some
prizes
from
Mission
anyhow,"
!
several
of
the
soap
box
enthus-!ia."ts
vowed
as
they
left
the
'
meeting.
son,
R.
W.
Wilson
Hvmns,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
C.
Oilker,
were
"Lead
Kindly
Light"
and
"Abide
With
Me."
To
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
tion
as
-a
lighted
match
and
a
bucket
of
gasoline.
A.
Branstrom,
H.
Hodgson.
H.
D.
m,
t.
Pallbearers
were
William
Pil-
ue'?;
F;,
MC,d,i,e'
E-
McIlwain-!'
Champion-Meek
vulnerable
h.
Martin,
O.
Windsor,
A.
Mac-
Mr
Mpplr
nrnn
t.hts
trllr
vilh
th.
an
nnri
firpri'
haoti
tyoa-t
fld.
Don
Morrison,
A.
Campa
BAPTONE
-
-
Muful
soft
flat
finish.
BAPTONE
ls
Washable
and
may
over
kaisomine,
wallpaper,
woodwork
or
wall
board,
tan
be
tinted
to.
any
desired
shade,
with
colors
in
oil!
$1.65
Quart
$5.40
Gallon
to
dummy'
now
singleton
nla.
Frank
Roma,
w.
Ferguson
queen.
ftnd
L-
Ryan-
The
king
of
spades
was
cash-
Burial
was
at
Fairvlew
Ceme-ed,
but
when
the
queen
was
led
try.
Mr.
Champion
trumped.
Mr.
Donald,
O.
Watson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Thompson,
J.
P.
Foster,.
S.
Jerstad.
To
Port
Hardy
(
Wednesday
C.
Bingham.
To
Sandspit
(
Wednesday
)
G.
Mirean.
J.
Smith,
G.
Russ.
To
Vancouver
(today)
Mrs.
H.
Mork,
Mrs.
R.
Ingram,
Mrs.
C.
Poulton.
a
McKay,
B.
F.
Carpenter,
Mrs.
J.
O.
Dick
and
infant,
Mrs.
J.
R.
Cloueh.
W.
JOHN
H.
lompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
!
LONDON
.
0i
Samuel
Norris,
46,
won't
stock
fireworks
in
one
bunch
any
more.
His
store
caught
fire
and
for
half
an
hour
he
was
trapped
amid
whizzing
rockets
and
fiery
cascades.
Firemen
rescued
him.
Ml
Brash
8
K
Q
J
9
8
H
Q
9
3
U
10
6
4
S
C
8
Mr.
Mwt
ir.
ciminpiun
SJ
A
U
1
8
6
3
H
4
(
H
J
10
8
D
K
Q
J
7
.
D
A
S
O
K
7
5
3
C
Q
10
3
Mr.
Muzzy
810
4
H
A
K
7
6
8
D
8
3
C
A
J
6
4
The
bidding:
Mllxy
Mrrk
Brusll
(
IlKMip
il
1
H
Pass
1
S
Pass
3
H
Pass
3
H
Pane
4
H
All
pass
BULGER
(127c)
I
Muzzy
over-trumped
and
picked
up
the
remaining
trumps.
But
he
still
had
the
losing
jack
of
clubs
In
his
hand
and
had
to
go
down
one.
"You
can
relax,
partner.
I'm
only
going
down
one,"
mimicked
Mr.
Champion.
If
Miss
Brash
had
played
this
hand
she
would
have
realized
that
the
chief
function
of
dummy's
heart
holding
was
to
furnish
an
entry
to
the
spade
suit
after
trumps
were
out.
I
Opto
Eacott,
Miss
B.
Prince,
Mrs.
C.
Closter,
Mrs.
M.
Closter,
Miss
A.
,
Hadlund,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Melin,
'
lomilriil
K.
Bird,
A.
Taylor,
C.
Stanley.
,iirafta.
'i-
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
When
the
dummy
hand
went
down
after
Mr.
Meek's
oDeninz
iMf
Cal
8rf
m
ky
iIh
GmMri
tttmA
Clrbl.
fit.
She
would
have
led
spades
at
diamond
lead,
Mr.
Muzzy
wasitne
lourth
trlcK
and
continued
hancin?
xnarlpx
until
tho
ano
delighted.
"You
can
relax
partner,"
he
remarked
happily.
Hav
was
Knocked
out.
,
She
could
then
have
won
any
ing
played
with
Mr.
Muzzy
be-
fore.
Miss
Brash
did
not
take
return
and
taken
three
rounds
this
cheering
remark
'
too
seri-
f
trumps,
making
sure
to
win
ously.
the
third
round
with
the
queen
WW1'
ifflf
What
was
it
that
Mr.
Muzzy
on
the
board.
Played
in
this
manner
the
hand
would
have
produced
tour
spade
tricks,
five
hearts
and
a
club
for
game.
liked
so
much
about
the
dummy
hand?
It
was
the
singleton
club.
WHY
DELAY
DO
THAT
REPAIR
JOB
BEFORE
IT
BECOMES
EXTENSIVE-
I
He
loves
to
ruff
losers.
It
is
his
i
greatest
pleasure
to
find
a
sin-j
gleton
(a
sneak,
he
calls
it)
in
j
his
hand
and
the
dummy,
too
;
:
so
!)at
lie
can
cross-ruff.
V
Ch
fi.
.Ladies'
and
Gentlemen
&
I'
:
i"J'
I
likir
B.
C.
FOREST
SERVICE
j
NOTICE
OF
LICENCE
SCALERS
(COAST)
EXAMINATION
.
Examination
for
Scalers
Licence
Hefe
is
the
way
Mr.
Muzzy
figured
this
hand
one
spade
'
loser,
two
diamond
losers,
per-
(Coast)
under
provision
of
Section
iio
He
figured
no
club
losers
U6
at
the
"Forest
Act'
will
be
Held
I
;
because
dummy
had
a
singleton
at:
Terrace.
B.C.,
June
12th
and
mil.
'eluh
and
some
trumps."
LOOKS
EASY
TO
HIM
1951.
am
LoH
will
be
Healed
one
dav
nml
ROCK
BOTTOM
PRICES
ESTIMATES
FREE
1
VIOLHSSVL?'
,
VIE
!
jTI
fT
WT
fP
g
'
iMHimZi
;
'220
Sixth
St
Phone
649
famous
since
ug
gge?
vmH
1730
.
pM
fr
..-i
Trny
r,
g
f
flu
quality
v
CO,
MSTRUCliui
IlUC
CO
I
,ine
ueieuuers
look
me
Iirsi
a
paper
written
tne
other.
i
two
diamond
tricks
and
led
a1
Examination
fee
is
soo.
(Appii-IhirH
rnnnH
tirhi.h
iir
cants
who
have
tried
the
examlna-
thlrd
round
which
Mr
Muzzy
tion
prevloU8y
wlll
required
to
trumped.
He
Immediately
laid
bring
their
receipt
tor
the
6.00
fe.(
down
the
ace
Of
clubs
and
ruffed
Application
forms
in
diiplhulo
must
a
small
club
with
dummy's
three
corretly
"
"
lubmitted
f
kt
,
i.
J,
.
.before
the
examination.
of
hearts.
Now
he
had
to
get
Application
forms
and
further
In-back
to
his
hand.
Well,
that
was
formation
may
be
obtained
fhm
the
easy.
He
led
the
last
diamond
i
District
Forester.
Court
Houso,
Prince
off
the
Wd
and
ruffed
It
in
B
c'
'rom
fffi,
his
hand,
Mr.
Champion
dis-
,
PHONE
BLACK
660
carding
a
small
spade.
(
Next
another
club
was
ruffed
with
"
the
nine
of
hearts
in
dummy.
Then
a
small
spade
was
led
to
the
10
in
the
closed
hand.
-nefTsfn'ESlherlkkittnenri
Classified
Advertising
Is
payable
In
advance.
P.ease
refrain
from
telephoning.
Classifies,
3c
"per
oHrinH
.ci(
"
,
,
i
Woi
d
per
insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Death
Notices,
WNooM
my
oin
ttfS
tj
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Funeral
Notices,
Ma!
Marriage
VTofrfatro
and
anH
Engagement
Rnpflfrpmpnf.
Al
Announcements
$2.00.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE.
-
WANTEO
BOATS
FOR
SALE
WELLINGTON,
Shropshire,
England
H
Two
hundred
Boy
Scoots
at
camp
here
were
awakened
two
hours
early
one
morning.
The
bugler's
watch
was
fast,
j
inboard
ex
'
VV
A
N
TE
d
.
ru
MAKtvEl
FOR
SAI,E-i-18
ft
Ki
iJvertisenient
Is
not
published
or'
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
bt
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
lifeboat
4
vears
old.
$375.00
cash.
$425.00
terms.
Blue
76H.
(128p
let
Us
Solve
Your
Printing
Problems
rilONE
234
Dibb
Printing
Co.
BESNER
BLOCK
FOK
SALB
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Lmg-beit
Speeder
Shovels;
Cranes;
DratUines:
Adams
Koad
Uraaers;
Littleford
Bros.
Black
Top
Road
Maintenance
Equipment;
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Grannies;
T,
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Forklift
Trucks;
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
ior
Htockpue
and
Snow
Removal;
Rice
Porl-
steel,
brass,
couijer.
leud.
etc
Honest
urudnu;..
iTomul
payment
niaue.
Alias
iron
ti
Metals
Ltd..
25ii
fior
St..
Vancouver.
B.
C.
r'lioiiB
Pactnc
6357.
ill-
P
HERTFORD,
England
r
Nearly
half
the
children's
bicycles
examined
by
police
at
a
local
school
were
found
to
be
suffering
various
defects
221
out
of
519.
FOR
SALE
$500
Barge
"Driftwood
Wueen":
20'
x
8'
x
1V4';
2
vears
old.
Has
Northill
anchor
and
Star
marine
conversion
readv
to
lnstal.
Moored
Yacht
Club:
see
owner
aboard
"Oriole."
(tf)
cl
frojc
MineM
an
eddionu
WANTED
Studio
couch.
Phejne
Blue
442
or
write
Box
894
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REAL
ESTATE
j
TERSONAL
'to
WHOM
ITMAY
TONCERN:
FOR
SALE
I
shall
not
assume
resnonsi-
for
Your
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
Five
room
nouse
wnn
bath
and
!
furnace.
Includes
oil
ranssc.
i
heater
and
iioor
covering.
$4,000
cash.
$4.2d0
terms.
Immediate
Dossession.
t)th
Ave.,
bilitv
for
anv
debts
incurred
in
my
name
bv
nersons
other
than
myselfv
(Signed)
Louie
Anders.
(128p)
I
aoie
Centriiueal
Pumps:
Na-tiuiiai'
Draaiine
Scrapers
and
I
Buckets;
National
All
Steel
I
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
I'oioaole
Sawmills:
National
1
Rotary
Sci-.-ens
and
Conveyors.
Full
information
from
Na-!
lional
Machinery
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Itl)
FOR
SALE
"ew
ana
used
furniture,
hardware,
end
tables,
i
chests
of
Urswers.
beds
com-i
Dlete.
bedroom
suites,
small
size
carpets.
Held
classes,
u.sed
.
lujeing
boots,
sewine
ma-
1
rhlno.c
rnMlna
onH
hlotfnlac
PAINTING
and
tasi
near
scnooi.
mxix?
u
ii,.
v,
Six
room
wartime
house.
Partly;""".""
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d?u.
KORATING
MARGARET
,McLKOl
'
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
rroNK
BtJiLniNO
1:1.111:
.V.:i
f(i
mix
iik
See
nnn
rtnin
Tmmort
.Ji'1
cakes
or
D'PS
Ru9rt,
Bakerv
Immediate
occu-
Ltd
Pnone
643
or
orders.
(tf
)
pancv
Large
four
wartime
house,
ex-
WILL
MIND
children
for
work
cellent
condition.
$3.-700
cash
ing
mothers
bv
the
dav.
,,In-or
$3,900
on
terms.
Occuoancy
quire
at
517
8th
Ave.
Wwt.
UtNERAI.
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
HOOFS
CHIMNEYS
OfT.
BURNERS
CIIONKM
Bmrk
T.)2
M-.f
RM
PO
Box
lew
'KE&MATIUK
also
other
useful
household
artHes
at
lowest
prices.
See
end
or
June.
1
(12Rd
C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.'
ReVonditioned'
wartime
house.
rrfTrT
I
m
The,
faJY
WilRWRB
1
GtUBTTB
1
oisPBNsaa
Green
917
,u"t'
five
rooms.
Excellent,
tainily
CASH
for
scrap
casl.
brass,
cop-
8lk
215
(PVt.nings)
nouse.
S4.SU0
cash
or
$4.81)0
on
:
uer
oattenes
ana
radiators
FOR
SALE
Three
Diece
chest
terms.
$3,000
down
and
imme-'
Phone
643
call
629
6th
W,
diate
occuoancv.
t
City.
nf)
Section
Two
Seven
room
house
j
,
;'
-
and
baih.
S5.750
on
terms.
WILL
care
for
children
in
own
H.
G.
HELGERSON
LTD
heme.
Red
660.
(127c)
''ITMcLARRN
:
(127c)
I
FOR
RENT
ACCOUNTANT
THE
BEST
BUY
today
In
,
a
Shaving's
a
breeze,
quick,
easy
and
refreshing
with
today's
super-keen
Gillette
Blue
Blades.
Precision-made
for
your
Gillette
Razor
double-edged
foreconomy
they
lastfarlongerthan
ocdinary
blades.
For
extra
convenience
buy
them
in
the
handy
Gillette
Dispenser.
!Blnck
608
-
3rri
A
w
ncwiv
uecoraterl
41
U-DRIVE
CARS.
.
Thine
-41.
wartime
6.
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CONJCK
OI"l(MK'l'H,IST
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lc
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m
vi
mi.
to
&
p.m.
t'lxihs
Jeweller,
i'h.
21?
Inside
and
painted
mtnirle.
II
uienvule
Coui
t
(tfi
Ruport,
B.C.
lovelv
floors,
insulated.
One
1
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1
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ilil
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FOR
RENT
Located
in
300
blork
east
between
Wh
and
7th
Avenues.
Phone
Rpd
593.
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and
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FLOOR
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RANGE
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,
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Burner
Specialist
KU-.-fttli
Ave.
W.
Blnck
503
block
to
bus.
Price
oulv
$4uuu,
terms.
Section
2
Lovelv
five
room
home,
all
large
bright
rooms,
full
cement
basement,
hot
air
furnace.
$2000
cash,
balance
asi
rent.
Full
price
$6000.
Possession
In
two
weeks.
Armstrong
Agencies.
Phone
342.
Red
192
(evenings).
(128cl
GARDNER
&
CO.
ei'field
suite.
4
piece
bedroom
I
suite,
desk
with
chair,
2
book
si
inds,
kitchen
table
and
two
chairs.
All
in
aood
condition.
No
2
Mussalem
Block.
Phone
I
Red
926.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Rows
Maiestlr
ttn-,
r-
radio,
Model
20.
12
tube,
all
wave.
Perfect
condition.
$123.00.
Phone
Green
937.
(131o
FOR
SALE
Amateur
radio
transmitter
(CWi
plus
13
tube
H'
f-rnft'-
"ommnnlcBtions
receiver.
$80.
1404
First
Overlook
after
6
p.m.
(129p)
FOR
SALE
5-Diece
dinette
suite,
pomnlete.
bedroom
suite
bovs
bicycle.
No.
3
Besner
Ants
Mav
be
seen
after
6:30.
(128o
FOR
SALE
Remington
Standard
typewriter.
Good
working
condition.
Price
$60.
Phone
342
or
Green
297
(eves.).
(127c)
i
FOR
SALE
Babv
carriage
in
Rood
condition.
$20.
3rd
Ave.
behind
Style
Beauty
Shon.
:
(131p)
WANTED
TO
RENT
QUIET
business
eirl
would
lUte
small
furnished
apartment
or
two
housekeepine
rooms
in
or
j
near
town.
'
Box
109
Daily
ACCOUNTANTS
MATTSON'S
UPIIOLSTERINO
n
e
rfiim
ltt
P.O.
Box
520
tipcmid
Avenue,
Pilnce
Rupert,
B.C.
J
-n.
,prdAve.
W.
Phone
88
FOR
SALE
Island
in
Prince
REl.PM'o
Mtirtr
cuniin
')
sii
Kupert
Haroor.
do
acres,
about
WANTED
to
Rent
Furnished
5
cleared,
balance
timber.
Five
h-ms.
or
suite
2
to
4
rooms,
room
house
also
one
room
in-
Newlv
weds.
Phone
Red
504
sulated
cabin.
Llehtine
plant
(127Dr
for
house.
Larue"
chicken1-
houses.
Good
soil,
some
small
i
HELP
WANTED
fruit.
Phone
Blue
385,
eve-
nings.
U28P)
APPLICATIONS
will
be
receive
riru:i
aim
arm
-AUTY
shop
nv
trie
undersigned
until
3
colussi's
music
store
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
ANH
RECONDITIONED
am-
4th
St..
Ph.
Blnck
M9
iuvr.'c,n
a"
n.m.
Monday.
June
4,
for
the
.
".wit
pi
II.
(I.
HELvlERSON
.
-
LIMITED
HEAL
ESTATE
A.
1NSURANCF
PhiiNfi
Ofl
Eveiimn),
Black
8;)
FOR
SALE
Wartime
4-room
house.
Furnished.
Good
buv
for
cash.
Oceunanev
end
of
I
.
June.
Aanlv
1336
First
Overlook
after
6.
(128p)
ncwltlon
of
stenographer
clerk
In
the
suoreintendent
of
works
office.
Tvoing
essential.
D.
C.
Stewart.
Superintendent
of
Works,
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
:
(129C)
;
r,-..
:
r,.
i
'
.
V
tLECTRni
rr-.
FOR
SALE
1417
Pigeott
Place
FOR
SALE
Second
hand
bricks
$3.00
ner
hundred.
Prince
Rupert
Warehouse.
(129p
I
FOR
SALE
Two
nudio
couches
"d
a
chest
of
drawers
at
130
I
51
h
Ave.
West.
dtp)
FOR
SALE
One
oil
stove
cheap
I
Anolv
1020
9th
East
or
nhnne
Blue
394.
(127p)
I
CARS
FOR
SALE
Wart.lmp
fntir
xnma
Im-
Carriers
for
Sun
provements.
furnished.
$3500.
WANTED
mutes
Phone
640
or
Green
RORIE
&
LAIRD.
1
767.
Bus
Terminal.
.
.
(tf
REPAIRS
V
COLLINS
ste
Vwt
f
and
above.
8BrVl,,e
cash.
.
(
(128p)
FOR
SALE
3-room
house,
almost
furnished.
218
2nd
Ave.
and
11th
Street,
between
5
and
7.
(127p)
WUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Uowntiodden
Hevls
and
Worn
Soles
Hiix
774
-
Second
Ave.
.
'
MAC
SHOE,
HOSPITAL
WATCH
REPAIRS
VornDt
ef-.
tV1nfc
xorvW
CWree
Cook
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
307
P.O.
Box
130
CASH
for
oulck
sale
Austin
A40
pood
shaDe
Low
mlleiw.
Phone
Blue
992.
'127p)
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
COULD
YOU
HELP?
The
GYRO
CLUB
has
undertaken
to
collect,
pack
and
ship
men's
clothing
for
the
Central
City
Mis;
kin,
Vancouver.
This
organization
outfits
betwven
600
and
700
drstkutc
men
in
the
summer
and
more
in
the
winW.
All
persons
having
articles
of
men's
used
clothing
which
they
wish
to
donate
may
deliver
them
to
the
CIVIC
CENTRE,
or
call
231,
or
641,
and
tho
clothing
will
be
picked
up.
MEN'S
CLOTHING
ONLY
,
Shoes
to
Hats,
From
the
Skin
Out
?
?
CAN
YOU
HELP
?
?
fr
Cutting
Saws
FOR
SALE
Newlv
decorated)
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
auaran-wartime
4.
Large
garage,
some
teed.
casn.
14U4
1st
UIeriOOK.
(IJpl
,
nn,
.proi.
and
renn
rs
n
FOR
RALE
Full
Drice
only
FOR
SALE
Furnished
4
room
!
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Ronson.
BIrcU
SOS
itf
1
j
S2200
tor
tuny
eauiDDeri
res
PpUrtw
Sme
termS-
nrvtl
h0USe'
1345
1St
Verl00k,i9Tni
PI-l'MBING
AND
IIEATING
and
KCQ
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.
cUt
moral
n.nrk
Ph
K.IO
call
629
6th
West.'
(tf)
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L
HUGHES
D.C
21-23
Besner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
WE
RENT
TRUCKS.
COMPRESSORS,
CONCRETE
MIXERS
By
hour,
day
or
month
Phone
Clue
93?
ACCOrNTArTS
Advertise
for
Best
Results
PirBLIC
ACCOUNTANT,
income
Tax
speclnifst.
S
O
Furk
Stone
Buildlns
Red
593
-
Bl,s
Terminal)
9'
I'