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riince
Rupert
Doily
News
Friday.
June
1,
1051
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Police
Chief
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SPEED'S
THE
ANSWER
'
Why'
are
his
vegetables
so
much
more
tender
than
mine?"
we
sometimes
ask
ourselves
after
trying
out
the
neighbor's
garden.
The
Cjardi
fLU
v.
Blackwood
i
Don't
be
in
too
big
a
hurry
to
pull
trumps
when
they
offer
the
only
entries
to
the
hand
which
has
a
long
suit
that
must
be
established.
In
this
deal
Mr.
.
Dale,
the
old
master,
had
to
do
a
lot
of
business
with
dummy's
club
suit
and
the
king,
ten,
nine
of
spades
on
the
board
were
a
vital
part
of
his
plan.
or
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tai
or
220
Sixth
St
Phone
648
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12
noon
to
12
midnite
Phone
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3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
enina
DISCOVERY
Once
upon
a
time,
as
they
used
to
say
In
the
children's
bedtime
stories,
only
a
few
flowers
and
vegetables
could
be
grown
in
much
of
Canada.
Either
the
growing
season
was
too
short,
or
the
plants
took
too
long
to
mature
which,
of
courre,
is
saying
ft
bout
the
same
thing.
But
that's
far
from
the
case
today,
thanks
to
the
plant
brerders
and
others.
The
problem
was
tackled
In
two
ways.
First,
plants
were
developed
that
grew
and
matured
mor
quickly;
secondly,
experts
hunted
all
over
the
world,
and
particularly
in
e!imit"s
s!m'lnf
to
ours,
for
new
species
that
have
since
been
introduced
here.
This
work
is
still
going
on
and
as
a
result
eah
year
sees
something
new
we
can,
if
we
wish,
add
to
our
flower
or
vegetable
garden.
These
rww.
quick-growing,
hardier
plants
permit'
us
to
extend
gardening
farther
and
farther
north
or
Into
other
areas
where
frost
lingers
lute
in
the
spring
and
comes
early
in
the
fall.
SHORT
CUTS
And
there
Is
still
another
way
to
extend
the
range
of
gardening.
We
start
seed
indoors
in
flats
or
greenhouses,
and
after
danger
of
frost
is
over
we
svt
the
well-started
plants
outdoors.
For
a
long
time
most
of
us
have
been
doing
this
with
certain
flowers
and
vegetable?
like
cabbage,
petunias,
asters,
etc.,
but
some
of
us
have
not
realized
that
we
can
extend
this
list
almost
indefinitely.
Melons,
head
lettuce,
beets
and
practically
eery
annual
can
be
given
thlj
early
start.
In
this
way
we
(an
gain
a
fortnight
cr
more
and
have"
things
flowering
or
maturing
well
before
the
first
frost.
Another
and
still
easier
way
to
speed
Up
is
to
plant
the
sevds
In
srn
Mal'y
well
prepared,
rich
hills,
then
cover
with
some
of
the
new
FRASER
HOUSE
We
shall
not
be
responsible
for
articles
left
in
storage
or
deposit
after
30
days
from
this
date.
May
14,
1951.
MR.
AND
MRS.
HICKS
I
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Recekl
Four
Excellcj
Caterpillerlf
Price
bore
$9
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U.S.
each
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about,..
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Seagram'i
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to
tha
water
test.
For
water
(plain
or
sparkling)
is
your
most
reliable
guide
to
the
whole
truth
about
any
whisky.
Water
adds
nothing,
detracts
nothing,
but
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Say
SEAGRAM'S
and
be
SURE
.
,
4
ol
the
fined
!
in
the
naming
of
thousands
of
communities
from
coast
to
coast.
Here,
one
need
travel
no
further
than
across
the
harbor,
to
the!
old
village
of
Metlakatla,
surely
with
a
whimsical
and
fanciful
:
sound,
yet
possessing
a
clear
and
definite
enough
reason.
Cost
of
$106
a
ton
for
news-j
print
is
lamented
in
New
York.!
1
he
most
of
it
is
from
Canada.
;
But
it's
not
inexhaustible.
We
have
never
heard
of
huge
quan-!
titws
being
shipped
from
Alaska,
but
it
might
not
be
a
bad
idea.
I
The
C&R,
it
is
reported,
will
soon
be
surveying
for
a
railway
branch
to
connect
.Kitimat
with
Terrace.
Logical
enough.
That
should
mean
a
sizeable
centre
when
aluminum
starts
coming.
And
by
that
time
what's
to
prevent
Prince
Rupert
from
really
becoming
a
second
transcontinental
terminus?
Since
the
end
of
the
war,
43C.365
immigrants
have
come
to
live
In
Canada
and
thai
Is
not
saying
hjw
many
can
speak
English.
But
perhaps
Canada
would
be
better
off
if
more
spoke
the
language,
while
others
remained
home.
Learning
an
.alien
speech
has
Its
difficulties.
We'd
hate
like
the
merry
mischief
having
to
find
out
all
about
Chinese.
What
to
do
with
those
who
prefer
to
call
themselves
Sons
of
Freedom?
More
damage
in
the
Kootenaya,
such
as
dynamiting
CPR
property,
Not
so
long
ago
It
was
suggested
Doukhobors
dwell
on
tha
western
shores
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Nothing'
has
been
heard
of
it
since.
And
now
one
learns
they
may
cultivate
closer
relations
with
Salmon
Arm.
My
word!
Rotary
Concert
!Was
Successful
'.
Charles
Roberts,
reporting
on
the
Rotary
Coiuert
held
last
Sunday,
called
it
a
"walking
succesr'
'and
told
members
at
the
Rotary
luncheon
yesterday
that
about
S400
wjtikl
be
rea!-i
.
d
as
a
grosj
take.
President
Bruce
Brown
thank-r
.1
the
conimiy
;e
for
th'eir
efforts
In
presenting
the
concert
with
snet-ial
thanks
to
Charles
Balagno
who
trained
the
chorus.
Mi.
Baiagno
said
he
and
the
,
ch'.-rus
had
"really
en
toyed"
the
work
and
they
were
still
rehearsing
William
Trotter,
Oeorge
Know-les
and
H.
O.
Ferry
were
vi.tlng
Rotarlans
and
G.
J.
Duncan,
jnom
Ocean
Falls,
was
a
guvst
introduced
by
P.
H.
Linzey.
May
is
Light
On
Fire
Calls
Eight
fire
calls
were
received
in
May
by
the
fire
department,
one
of
the
lightest
months
for
lire
in
several
years
which
pulled
down
the
average
of
calls
to
nine
a
month.
Damage
in
May
was
negligible,
according
tj
lire
hall
reports.
By
comparison,
calls
in
Mav,
1350,
numbered
11,
with
an
11-call
average
for
the
year.
April,
w.th
29
sails
answered,
was
the
busiest
month
on
record
for
the
firefighters.
!
Singapore,
British
defence
out-!
post
in
Malaya,
is
an
island
27
miles
Ions.
I
'Hospitality
ond
Good
Food"
I'liut
is
Our
First
Aim
Hume
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
G.
C.
Duncan,
magistrate
and
coroner
at
Ocean
Falls,
census
enumerator
for
his
district,
is
in
Prince
Rupert
to
take
directives
from
the
census
commissioner.
H.
F.
Olassey.
This
is
Mr.
Duncan't
first
trip
j
to
Prince
Rupert
since
he
left
here
in
1930
as
sergeant-in-charge
of
the
B.C.
Police
detachment.
j
He
was
for
36
years
with
the
B.C.
Police
and
before
I
that
a
member
of
the
Northwest
Mounted
Police
in
Retina.
Although
there
are
twice
as
many
people
here,
the
veteran
policeman
thought
Prince
Rupert
was
"much
quieter"
than
It
used
to
be
when
he
was
here.
"They
must
have
a
bit
mote
law
and
order
here
now,"
t.e
.-.miled.
ale
la
Joronlo
farewell
Mrs.
Senior
Captain
W.
C.
Poulton
left
by
plane
Thursday
(or
Vancouver
whence
she
continued
by
air
to
Toronto..
In
Toronto
Mrs.
Poulton
will
represent
Northern
British
Columbia
district
at
farewell
meetings
for
the
retiring
Commisioner
and
Mrs.
Charles
Baugh.
Mrs.
Poulton
will
then
go
on
to
St.
Catharines,
Ontario,
for
holidays.
William
Eacott,
who
has
been
visiting
here,
returned
to
St.
Catharines
with
Mrs.
Poulton.
WarriJ
JL
ere
rJLciAl
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I
I
Marriage
vows
were
exchanged
Thursday
at
7
p.m.
at
the
United
Church
manse
by
Muss
Margaret
T.
Marcynuik
ami
Ernest
O.
Anderson,
with
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber
of
First
United
Church
officiating.
The
bride
is
daughter
of
Mrs.
M.
Chernichan
of
Winnipeg:,
an.l
the
groom
is
the
son
of
Mrs.
E.
Anderson
and
the
late
Mr.
E.
Anderson
of
Vancouver.
Bridesmaid
was
Miss
Betty
B.
Hoff,
dressed
in
a
turquoise
biuu
suit,
wearing
a
coruge
ol
f
alis-man
.
roses.
Groomsman
was
Charles
U.
Fleming.
The
bride
was
dressed
in
a
cinnamon
brown
suit
with
a
curia
';e
of
American
Beau'y
roses.
j.
I
P.ace
of
reception
)
was
iVal-.
halla
Hall.
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The
couple
will
tmir
through
1
the
U
S
to
Medicine
Hat
on
their
!
honeymoon
and
will
nuke
their
residence
in
Vancouver.
The
bride
has'
beea
on
Miller
Bay
Hospital
staff.
1
The
Republic
of
South
Korea
I
before
the
invasion
of
June,'
1950,
produced
90,000
tons
of
coal
monthly.
,
"WEAK"
BACK?
Many
tay
they
grt
"cold"
in
thf
back
or
the
kidncya
to
wsily!
Tliat'
why
thousands
kwp
Dr.
Chase't
KidneyoLiver
Pilli
alway
un
hand.
For
th;i
rliubl
rt-medy
la
like
two
treatmenti
in
one
orki
latter
to
relieve
painful
backache
due
to
laulty
kulneyt.
Dr.
Chase
a
name
you
can
fDR.CHflCccI
depend
on.
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All
pass
At
trick
two,
then,
he
led
a
spade
and
won
with
the
nine
on
the
board.
A
small
club
followed
and
Mr.
Masters
went
In
with
his
king
and
shot
back
a
heart.
Mr.
Dale
captured
this
trick
with
the
ace
of
hearts.
He
cashe
1
his
queen
of
clubs,
carefully
noting
the
fall
of
the
jack
from
Mrs.
Keen's
hand.
Now
a
second
mall
trump
was
led
and
wo
1
in
dummy
with
the
10.
It
wasn't
yet
time
to
lead
tho
ace
of
clubs.
Instead
Mr.
Dal-
I
idled
a
law;
club
and
ruffed
with
his
ace
of
spades.
At
this
point
he
finally
(rot
around
to
extracting
the
last
of
the
opponents'
t:umps.
He
led
thot
queen
of
spades
and
wa.i
wiih
the
dummy's
kin?.
Now
the
ace
and
nine
of
clubs
furnished
parking
p!ac?s
for
Mr.
Dale's
irnall
heart
and
one
of
hi
,
diamonds.
Thus
he
won
five
spade
tricks,
two
heart
tricks
and
three
club
tricks,
Just
1
in
tih
fo'-
his
contract.
Notice
that
if
Mr.
Dab
had
pulled
the
outstanding
trumps
s
1
on
as
he
g-,t
the
lead
he
would
have
won
cnlv
eig,ht
:
tekt.
r
ha
had
led
u-t
two
rounds
of
trumps
he
would
hav
b'1,1
down
al':3.
In
this
hand
i;ah
and
every
one
cf
dummy's
rumps
had
to
be
ussd
as
an
entry
ti
the
hand
cn
the
table.
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MENACE
The
Ku
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Klan
was
formed
secretly
in
the
southern
United
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in
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to
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PRICE.
answer
usually
boils
down
to
this:
'He
grows
them
faster."
The
sooner
such
things
as
beets,
'
carrots,
cabbage,
lettuce
and
peas
grew
to
eating
sir?
the
more
tender,
crifp
and
delicious
they
will
be.
It
Is
the
slow
growing
and
stunted
vegetable's
that
become
wcariy.
Smart
gardeners
hasten
growth
by
using
the
best
sped
of
good
varieties,
then
pushing
It
by
regularcultivatlon,
watering
if
needed
and
possible,
and
a
little
extra
commercial
fertilizer.
They
also
make
sure
that
the
y-'ung
plants
have
plenty
of
room
to
develop.
With
such
things
as
carrots
and
beets,
this
rncann
nn
inch
or
so
v:hrn
they'
first
come
up,
then
in
a
few
weeks
every
other
plant
is
re-1
moved
and
eaten
in
the
tender,
'
baby
stage.
Gardeners,
looking
1
lor
tup
quality,
harvest
their
vegetables
when
they
have'reach-!
eJ
just
the
right
stage
and
they
p
:p
them
Into
the
pot
fast.
In
a
matter
of
hours,
for
Instance,
peas-
start
to
lose
their
fresh
garden
flavor
us
Ithelr
sugars
disappear.
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SALE
FOR
BALE
-
23'
-.-ft.
trailer.
3
compartments
Phone
Red
447
or
aPPlv
at
330
8th
East
after
6
p.m.
(130pi
'
FOR
SALE
5-nleee"
dinette
suite,
(v)inplete,
bedroom
suite
bovs
bicvcle.
No.
3
Besner
Ants.
Mav
be
seen
after
6:30.
128pi
FOR
SALE
Baby
carriage
in
ood
condition.
J20.
3rd
Ave.
behind
Style
Beautv
Shop.
I131UI,
FOR
SALE
-
Second
hnnd
bricks
-$3
00
per
hundred,
Prince1
Rupert
Warehouse.
U2Upi
wan
ri:ii
i
WANTED
TOP
MAKivEl
PRICES
PAID
lor
scrap
nun
si
eel.
brass
copper,
lead,
ete
Honest
trading
Pioinni
o:tv-mcnt
made.
Atlas
Iron
Metals
l.,iii..5ii
rvtor
Si
.
mil-rouver.
11.
U.
Phone
Pa"
''
6357.
(U"-
WANTED
Studio
couch.
Phone
Bme
442
or
write
Box
894.
tlSOpl
BOATS
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
13
ft.
Inboard
ex
lifeboat
4
vears
oldJ
$375
00
cash.
$425.00
terms.
Blue
76l.
tI28p)
,
FOR
SALE
$.r)00-
Barge
"Driftwood
;
Oueen
":
20
x
8Kx
l',';
2
vear.s
old.
Has
Northill
anchor
and
Star
marine
conversion
readv
to
lnstal.
Moored
Yacht
Club;
see
owner
aboard
"Oriole."
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REAL
ESTATE
THE
BEST
BUY
today
in
a
wartime
6.
newlv
decorated
inside
and
painted
outside,
lovely
floors,
insulated.
One
block
to
bus.
Price
only
$4uuu,
terms.
Section
2
-Lovelv
five
room
home,
all
large
brlgtit
rooms,
full
cement
basement,
hot
air
furnace.
$2000
cash,
balance
as
rent.
Full
price
$0000.
Possession
In
two
weeks.
Armstrong
Agencies,
Phone
342.
Red
192
(evenlngsi.
oa.:i
FOR
SALE
Island
In
Prince
Rupert
Harbor.
30
acres,
about
5
cleared,
balance
timber.
Five
room
house
also
one
room
insulated
cabin.
Lighting
plant
for
house.
L;irge
chicken
houses
Good
soil,
some
small
fruit.
Phone
Blue
385.
evenings.
(128p)
FOR
SALE
-Twartlme
4-room
house.
Furnished.
Good
ouv
for
cash.
Occunanrv
end
of
.June.
Annlv
133H
First
Over-look
afterj).
(128p
FOR
SALE
1417
Piggott
Place
Wartime
four,
some
Improvements,
furnished,
iwoo.
cash.
(128p
FOR
SALE
Newlv
decorated
wartime
4.
Large
garage,
some
furniture
$3350
with
2300
cash.
1404
1st
Overlook.
(132pi
FORSATEWartlme
four
furnished
or
unfurnished.
Terms
arranged.
1345
1st
ver(,$!jc')
ThL
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Die
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Mrs.
Keen
opened
the
queen
of
hearts
and
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
king.
He
first
checked
brieliy
on
the
plan
of
ruffing
a
third
round
of
diamonds
in
dummy-But
that
was
no
good
because
it
involved
losing
two
diamonds,
one
heart
and
one
club.
He
figured
the
only
way
to
make
the
hand
was
to
set
dummy's
club
suit
and
to
do
this
successfully
his
timing
had
to
bo
perfect.
2
raw-
Seagram's
"83"
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n
an
HANDYMAN
1IOMK
SHJIVICR
ORNKRAL
CONTRACTORS
liitlldlng
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
HOOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
V
.
:
PHONES
Black
752
ked
894
P.O.
Box
1670
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
.
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
CORDON
D.
RONSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733-
5th
Ave.
W.
Black
503
colussfs
music
store
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210--4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
D.C
21
-
23
Besner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
.
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MAY
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GIVE
the
folks
at
.
net
one
".m'f
:
cakes
or
pies.
Him
1
Ltd.
Phone
643
for
"
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WILL'"
MIND
clithlfen
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niotiiei'S
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QUIET
business
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small
furnished
two
housekeepiii
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itrai
!
News.
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WANTED
u
n-'
r.
suite
or
house
wo
B
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pie,
no
children.
WANTED
TO
RENT
two
weeks,
Julv
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thi.
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m
Mondav.
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1
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of
steno
in
the
siipremien
f'K
office.
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Stewart
,,'Vf
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of
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Works.
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639
3rd
Ave.J-
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MW"e
a
ninth
or
W-
nunc
lers?
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Bus
Termi"'-11'
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w.i""-Rcndden.
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birth
notice
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'FR1ZZELL
Horn
Wednesday.
'Mav
30.
at
iTince
Rupert
Oen-I
era)
Hospital,
to
Mr.
and
mrs.
!
Douglas
Frizzell.
a
daughter,
'
Candace
Mav,
a
sister
for
Dougie.
(Kci
Fl'NEKAL
NOTK'K
MAH
In
the
ci'.v,
Tuesday,
Mav
2i),
Mali
lan,
axe
tw
ve.n.-i.
heioved
husoaml
of
Mrs.
Woni
Glin
Look
Mali,
0U8
Milton
tit.
Services
will
be
conducted
at
Greiiville
Court
Chapel
at
p.m.
Sundav.
June
3.
with
Rev.
L.
Q.
Seiner
olitriauim.
interment
to
follow
in
Fainiew
Cemetery.
B.
C.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
arrangements.
tltci
FOR
SALE
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
wiig-oeit
speeder
Shovels;
Cranes:
Draglines:
Adams
Huad
Graders:
Lilt
lefoi
tl
Bros.
Black
Too
Road
Maintenance
Euulument:
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Giamiles;
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers:
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockpilt
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifunal
Pumps:
National
Dragline
Scrapers
and
Buckets;
National
All
Steel
Oasollne
Hoists;
National
Portable
-Sawmills:
National
Rotarv
Screens
and
Conveyors.
Full
Information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.C.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
"ew
ana
used
furniture,
hardware
end
tables,
chests'
of
Orawer..
beds
complete,
bedroom
suites,
small
,
Ri'7P
,
(iflMldtc
flM
!nc.n,
,w..
v...
ii.
tu
ri.i.vi.l,
lini'll
f
louiflnij
bools.
sewino-
ma-
crnne.s.
ractjos
and
bicycles,
also
other
useful
household
articles
ot
lowest
niices.
See
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324
.
(tf-ci
FOR
SALE
Two-piece
sui
t
Uadv'si
onp
month
nld.
bnr-sain;
also
'-4
length
Australian
Conev
fur
jacket,
lwo
months
old
worn
only
lew
itni.-s
Phone
Blue
893.
(129pl
FOR
SALE
Amateur
radio
transmitter
iCWi
plus
13
tube
H'ili"i'nfto'-
rnpimunle.il
Ions
receiver.
$80.
1404
First
Overlook
alter
6
p.m.
U29pl
FOR
SALE
Powerful
12-tube
Rogers
Males!
ic
radio.
All
bands,
new
cabinet.
Any
rei-sonable
offer.
Phone
Green
(13101
FOR
SAI
E
3-piece
chesterfield
I
ftilfe,
desk
and
chair,
kitchen
table
and
chairs.
All
in
pood
I
condition.
No
2
Mupsnlem
block.
Phone
Red
920.
(129pi
FOR
SALE-Three-ouarter
bed
I
and
st)i'ln"-filed
mattress.
I
Price
$20.
Phone
Green
7()is.
U29r
I'
OR
SATE
Green
davennort
fiilte
Good
condition
M0
00
"allable
June
4.
Phorie
fllne.k
99?.
(129p)
ADVERTISE
UneM
For
Your
PAINTING
and
DECORATING
See
SPENCE
&
MATIUK
.
.
Green
917
Phone
Black
215
(evenings)
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
008
3rd
Ave.
W.
,
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
P.ELL,
C.A.
353
3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
1247
Phone
88
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branch"
204
4th
Street.
Phone
655
ELECTROLU
X
8ales
and
Service
.
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
162(5
For
genuine
patts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
Cleaner
Cutting
Saws
Tone
will
eut
cleaner,
truer,
fasur
when
nlml
on
jPflnf
our
prtiittn
wirhine.
guit-lc
W.
JP
lervics
on
alt
type
uf
hi
4
bring
yuur
mi
In
todar.
W
Old
un
rvloulhvd.
M
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PRECISION
SAW
FILING
1
.5
15
riGGOTT
PLACE
Box
1011
Station
B.
(Agent:
Bus
Terminal)
COULD
YOU
HELP?
The
GYRO
CLUB
has
undertaken
to
collect,
pack
"and
ship
men's
clothing
for
the
Central
City
Mission,
Vancouver.
This
organization
outfits
bt-twven
GOO
arid
700
destitute
men
in
the
summer
and
more
in
the
winter.
AU
persons
having
articles
of
men's
used
clothing
which
they
wish
"to
donate
may
deliver
them
to
the
CIVIC
CENTRE,
or
call
231.
Or
G41,
and
tlw
clothing
will
be
picked
up.
MEN'S
CLOTHING
ONLY
Shoes
to
Hats,
From
the
Skin
Out
?
?
CAN
YOU
HELP
?
?
Stone
mil"
I
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