Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
January
30.
1951
BIO
SUPPLY
MARITIME
GIANT
XT1
water
line
carries
Cape
'
Breton's
famous
giant,
I
The
SPHERE
SPORTS
An
82-mile
Copenhai-t
.
OF
100.000
Darreis
oi
water
uany
iu
Angus
ihoismu
wnu
u"-u
,n
second
only
to
t
new
ou
rennery
mu-s
ui
iniri,n--,i)iu
otw.i
.....v
v
wisest
air
traffic
la
I
weighed
425
pounds.
Europe.
!
Receives
Heap!
Much
Wampum;
INTERNATIONAL
HOOP
GAME-
THEY
PAY
OFF
jPrince
Rupert
Has
Win
Over
Wrangell
IT'S
EASY
IT'S
PROFIT
To
Use
CLEVELAND
O-Pitcher
Bob;
Feller
yesterday
regained
his
old;
place
as
the
Cleveland
Indian
earning
the
most
wampum.
sJE
,i:
Bo-Me-IIi
iu-mr-,
Rainmakers
namuMKUiS
DOUBLE
OiSTILLEQ
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
AD
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
1
won
won
the
me
first
rsi
j-aiw
cam1
m
i
;
The
32-year-old
rx-ftreballer
their
tw
in
series
with
the
Wrangell
Hith
School
i
signed
a
one
vear
contract
be-;
Wolves,
last
night
by
a
40
to
37
score.
Precision
pa-
JZZ
jing
and
superior
speed
paid
off
with
a
well-earncl
j
s
oot
to
soa.ooo.
win
for
the
locals
who
cot
soine-
in
the
second
quarter!,
Af'f
sisn;ng
to
hurl
his
thh--'
I
,
.
,
,
;,',,,
,
tecr.th
season
with
Cleveland.-
;and
outpaced
wrangell
for
the
balance
of
-
the
gairv.
teller
beaked:
;
Blackaby
and
Letoumeau
i
"I've
not
been
forced
to
accept
j
played
outstanding
ball
for
vhe
called
just
10
fouls
on
the
win-
,a
cut
I
m
happy
about
the
c.n-l
winners
as
they
worked
the
tiers
and
6
on
the
lasers
in
a
viry
f
act
and
hope
for
a
good
year."
You'll
enjoy
the
in.ilure
perfect
inn
fur
vliii
li
tlus
.minus
Canadian
live
Wlii-kv
has
traditionally
!Cen
noli'il
...
a
iirrfitlMiii
rciugni.iil
liv
I
lie
of
clean
contest.
Individual
scoring:
Junior
League
RUPERT
HOTEL
McFarlar.e
2.
Mcintosh
6.
Smith
2,
Parntll.
Sankey
2.
McKay
10.
Helin
2.
Donaldson,
Leighton.
Total
2.
COOK
JEWELLERS
Siewart
Eirikson,
Hodpkinson
5.
Jeffrey
1,
Scdgewick.
Findlay
2.
Black.
Wing.
Total
12.
Exhibition
WRAfJCEI.I-
Maxand
12.
Gun-dcrton
1C,
Ferguson
1,
French,
Sharta
0,
Brablv
1.
Casey
2.
Thorouist.
Ritchie
2,
Cunningham.
Total
37.
RAINMAKERS
McChesney
19.
Ratehford
2,
Spring
8.
Nitkcrson
2.
KrLstmanson
2.
MorrLson.
people
nf
H.I".
hi)
aiir-
I?
f
fc";-!?..-'-"'.
ci.ite
tin-
riill-l.i.ilir.1
(fif4t'fif-
"-"'
our
ami
in
ll..u
richness
,
1
j
;
sphere
into
the
scoring
zone
on
'smart
passing
and
fine
bail-handling.
McChesney
was
high
scorer
for
the
game
with
a
big
19
points,
but
Y.j
had
a
tendency
to
take
too
many
shots,
when
other
teammates
were
in
better
posi
tion
to
shoot.
Spring,
the
floor
captain
for
the
locals,
didn't
show
as
well
as
usual,
the
rest
of
the
team
not
bciiiK
Bccusiomvd
to
him
in
regu-'l::r
league
play
and
failing
to
take
advantage
of
his
precision
;
shooting.
Neither
loam
controlled
the
backboard
rebounds
and
there
was
many
a
tussle
under
the
basket
with
Referees
Comadina
and
Ciccone
calling
17
personal
fouls
on
the
visitors
and
24
on
the
locals
as
they
scrambled
for
th
.
free
balis.
of
B.C.
I..i.l.lc
IIMillcil.
THE
BRITISH
COLUMDIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
B
C.
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advertisement
is
nut
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or
di-.pla.vcil
hv
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ISnanl
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liy
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nt
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per
word
per
insertion
e.q.
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of
words
25;
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price
of
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charge,
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t
Address
Phone
No.
Hill
Both
teams
were
off
in
their
j
foul
shootmg.
Wrangell
getting
Kifwonga
Has
just
13
of
30
and
the
Rainmakers
T
,
.
?
8
for
18.
i
Typhoid
Fever
Wrangell
looked
good
in
the
TwQ
MSM
f
f.rst
quarter
as
they
came
out
or.
whirn
ori2jnated
Ki,wanttA.
top
1
Oto
9
and
demonstrated
in
are
the
HaZelton
Hospital.
Dr.
some
good
pattern
plays.
They
Rvnham
has
guested
resident
3
were
not
able,
however,
to
keep
o
Hzeiton
district
to
boil
drink-on
with
tha
faster
Rupert
team,
ing
waler
as
a
necessary
precau-although
they
slowed
them
up't:on
considerably
in
the
third
quarter,
j
For
the
visitors
floor
captain
j
Preliminary
hearing
of
Harold
Ritchie
played
a
good
game
but
Ryan,
charged
with
the
murder
could
only
find
the
hooo
once.
'
of
Loraine
Tait
at
Port
Simpson
He
left
the
floor
in
the
final
,
December
23,
was
further
re-period
on
five
personals
as
did
manded
for
eight
days
yesterday
teammate
Brably
and
Rainmak-jin
magistrate's
court.
ers
McChesney
and
Ratehford.
j
.
i
Maxsand
was
top
scorer
for
,
ANCIENT
DYKE
the
Wolves
with
12.
followed
by,
CLASS
mi.
JU
Jlic
j-i
oncer
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
Classified
Advertising
is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
Class,
word
per
insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Dr
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2.00.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
7
tube
Westiiuhouse
VANCOUVER
firm
ci.ii.ioie
radio,
excellent
condl--
lor
ioral
aaies
v
lion.
SC0.00.
Phone
Blue
34'.;
,
to
sell
exclusive
l
after
fi
n.m
(27o
less
steel
watf:
-
.
...
r
:
utensils.
ABUiV
ihmim
am
bomui
,
News.
Organizations'
Not
Persons'
Ninety-nine
"organizations"
not
99
"persons,"
as
stated
in
obvious
error
yesterday,
used
the
Civic.
Centre
duruig
the
year
1950.
II
m
ooJe
J-nLfii
Hi
'J
i
i
ommtffee
Mrs.
G.
Robinson
was
chairman
at
the
Women
of
Moo
publicity
committee
meeting
at
i
T.
Glenn
last;
right.
Plat.:,
for
a
bazaar
wcej
discussed.
Following
the
short
business
!
meeting
the
seven
meniuers!
settled
down
for
a
game
of
whist.
'
First
prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
P.I
Dvorneck,
while
Mrs.
G.
Robin-1
son
took
the
consolation
prize.
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess
to
bring
to
a
successful
close
the
useful
and
plea.sant
meeting.
Present
w?re
Mrs.
Robinson.
Mrs.
O.
Tweed.
Miss
S.
Johni:in,
Mrs.
J.
Taylor.
Mrs.
A.
Hamilton,
'
Mrs.
Dvorneck
and
Mrs
Glen.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY-
FOR
SALE
In
Prince
Rupert-Ladies'
and
children's
wear
business".
Lona
term
lease.
5300
square
feet
of
floor
space
available.
Excellent
opportunities
tor
itu'ieana
oiesent
turnover.
($10,000.00
will
handle,
i
Other
business
Interests
f
rce
this
sale.
AddIv
Box
71.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(29ci
1
up
the
rowdy
party".
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210
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3!!9
Prince
Rupert
FOR
PLANNING
FOR
BUILDING
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REPAIRING
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!
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&
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r
tjfynttjfjhf
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Room
10
STONE
lJUII.DINO
PHONE
nr.UE
ens
P.O.
BOX
11E4
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
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&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&.
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
F.I.KCTROI.UX
Sale.-,
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Rox
1(120
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
HOOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
v
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Box
1070
Train
Schedule
For
the
Fast
Mondays,
Wednesday
and
Fri
days.
8
p.m.
From
the
Fast
Tuesday's
Thursdays
and
Sat
urdays,
10;
15
p.m.
CARD
OF
THANKS
I
wish
to
tender
most
grateful
thanks
to
the
manv
friends
of
the
late
Keith
iBobi
McKinven.'
Particularly
ii:mt:iin
HnneiLsnn
and
Mrs.
Robertson
and
the
crew,
of
the
Essington.
the
Canadian!
Legion
and
the
nurses
of
the
General
Hospital.
Ina
Laugliiniton.
Utpi
FOR
SALE
CLEARANCE
SALE
OF
CUSTOM
MADE
FURNITURE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
6-drawer
chests.
4-drawer
cliesls
3-drawer
chests
2
only
coffee
tables.
2
only
end
tables.
4
inaole
oriice
chairs.
I
china
cabinet
2
night
stands,
2
6-drawer
oak
office
desks
(usedi.
These
are
all
real
bargains.
See
CHRISTIE
WOOD-BUILT
.
1
PRODUCTS
corner
1st
Ave.
and
McBride.
Phone
Blue
720
I2(ici
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Lins-belt
Soeeder
Shovels:
Cranes:
Draglines:
Adams.
Dnarl
ln.,..
f
n
!
Blac'
Tod
Read
Maintenance
Eauiomcnt:
Owen
Clamshell
Buctets
and
Rock
Granules;
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Furklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
.oade's
for
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifugal
Pumus:
National
Dragline
Scraners
and
Backets:
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
!
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotary
Screens
and
Conveyors
Full
intormatlon
from
Na-i
t
onal
Machinerv
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.C.
!"
FOR
SALE
New
cnest.erfield
I
beds:
beds
complete
:
un
Minted
chest
of
drawers:
sewine
machine;
kitchen
stoves:
heal-1
ers;
hardware:
coffee
tables.!
end
tables:
bedroom
suites:
i
Romney
Marsh,
rich
sheep
pasture
area
in
Kent,
Is
protect-
ecl
from
tne
sea
by
a
huge
em-
bankment
centuries
old.
TV
r,-,
v
-....i..,
.
,.
"All
right,
let's
break
Vancouver
was
known
as
"Granville"
or
"Gastown"
oct'ie
its
incorporation
as
a
city
in
188G.
9
r
ynti
know
v
.11
run
now
lircluis,
Ui-iluy'H
M:H
s
III
IIAI.11
tiwlay?
JOVKS
MWS
STWII
Pupcr
nre
tinwn
ir
-J-.
My
by
CP
A.
SACRIFICE
SALE
Of
3&
JUSTIN!
A
DAISY!
Like
New!
Whot
o
Buy!
Whot
a
Volue
!
1948
Custom
DeSoto
Sedan
Fluid
drive,
spotless
Interior.
Not-a-scratch
finish.
Winterized,
air
conditioner.
Must
be
seen
to
he
appreciated
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
FORD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
1IFJ.P
WA
REPAID
WATCH
REPAIRS
iK'leill
SC1VHT.
l!
Jev.eiler.
talis:ar
teed.
OIL
BURNER
Stove
service
aw
U.
Koii.soil.
BlJii
TEMlF
TENDERS
will
bf
rt
undersigned
una
ruarv
12
19j1.
r
of
the
old
Kins
f
building
dunii!
t,
Julv
and
Aiimw.-to
be
left
clean
J.
the
siirroumtui:
The
lowest
or
at
not
ne'.-es.'?
THUSTIW
School
Disi
Prince
Kurr
BOYS
WAV
A
good
oppori-youiiff
'attsn.
delivering
V.
routes.
Phone
at
the
Dailv
and
leave
yo
and
phone
nul1
WAVI'f'1
WANTED
Tf
PRICES
PAW
sleel,
brass.
(';
Honest
gradiiw
'
nient
made.
.
Metals
Ltd..
2.
couver.
B.
t"
63.
.
wanted"
T"
2f
room
accoiim
f
i
v
of
three
a
nf
city.
Wriif
News.
'
WANTED-852.
-Livins
WANTED
TO
REM
0-
ed
house.
or
location
WrW,
Frw.
Port
Jd
a
d
3
Mo
or
board
tn"'
.home.
Box
3'
WANTED-Wor'j
housework
i
v
room
tn
nrivatf
Dailv
Nf18-
.
WANTED
TOBff.
house
bv
vo'"-L
410.
da
vt
ime
PI.UMBINO
.snd
Sheet
metj
r
West
PHnc
and
Sons.
Gunderson
with
10.
and
Shartz
with
9
!
The
series
finLshes
tonight
with
the
Wrangell
team
9
points
dow
u
in
the
two-game
total
po:nt
&cr
ies
However,
thev
are
familiar
,
I
with
the
local
f'oor
now
and
should
give
the
locals
a
tough
run.
KEI.IMIVARY
Ruocrt
Hotel
came
tip
to
v
iih
in
a
single
game
of
High
School
in
the
Junior
League
as
they
won
!
by
a
23
to
12
score
over
the
thu
d
nlace
Cooks.
High
Juniors
now
have
8
wins
and
1
loss
while
the
hotel
boys
are
breathing
hotly
down
their
necks
with
a
like
number
of
wins,
but
two
losses.
Rupert
Hotel
outclassed
Cooks
in
the
first
half
which
they
won
17
to
5
but
Cooks
came
back
.trong
in
the
third
and
fourth
ouarters
to
hold
the
winners
down
to
6
Doints
while
outsconnc
them
with
9.
McKay
was
high
man
for
the
fam
and
the
winning
team
as
he
scored
10
points.
Cook's
had
some
good
opportunities
but
failed
to
get
the
b;il
away
aft-?n
enough,
choosing
to
dribble
when
a
pass
would
have
brought
them
into
shooting
position.
It
was
a
good
game
to
watch
and
Referees
Davidson
and
Teng
CPORT
OHOTS
r
President
Clarence
S.
Campbell
Saturday
suspended
and
1
fined
two
National
Hockey
!
League
players
for
engaging
in
a
high-slicking
and
fist-throwing
;
fi:;ht
last
Thursday
In
Detroit
Bill
Einicki
of
Boston
Bruins
and
high-scoring
Ted
Lindsay
of
the
league-leading
Detroit
Red
Wings
were
fined
$309
eacii'
and
suspended
without
pay
for
the
next
three
games
against
each
ot
her.
The
suspension
went
into
effect
immediately
and
neither
player
will
dress
for
Saturday
night's
Bruins-Red
Wings
!
game
at
the
Boston
Garden.
In
imposing
the
stiffest
penalty
he
ever
handed
out.
Camo-
bell
emphasized
that
"the
clubs
are
not
to
pay
the
fines
if
they
do.
the
clubs
will
be
faced
with
very
heavy
fines."
Campbe'l
reminded
hotkey
writers
"in
the
(
spring
of
1949
there
was
a
mild
I
1
Mhree
epidemic
of
match
penal-
j
I
ties.
Owners
discussed
it
anil
lo
dererl
thnt.
It.
h
cnntrnllurt
I
i
action
today
is
in
keeping
with
I
that
policy."
At
the
private
!
hearing
Campbell
held
were
the
I
two
plavers.
coaches
Lynn
Pat-1
rick
of
Boston
and
Tommy
Ivan
jof
Detroit:
referee
Georges
G"u-
"
vel
and
referee-in-chief
Carl
Voss.
Business
and
SIDNEY
GONICK
oitot:etkist
CompleUs
Visual
'Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a
m.
to
5
p.m.
Goo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
H.
G.
HELGERSON
LTD.
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
90
Eveninss
Black
899
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO
I
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
Resident
Partner
324
Second
Avenue
Box
203
Phone
88
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Cull
tire
in
all
its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
R5S
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave
SCOTT
McLAREN
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
VV.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
Agent
VANCOUVER
.
DAILY
PROVINCE
Phone
Black
787
311
Second
Ave.
W.
MATTSON'S
UrilOLSTERINO
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ROOM
AND
BOARD
for
working
iitan.
I'noiie
mactc
null.
iti
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT
Room
and
board
for
ime
inuii
in
private
noine.
Red
110.
t29pl
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT-
Sleeping
room
close
in.
Blue
433.
(27ci
ROOM
FOR
RENT-
For
working
girl.
Apply
Daily
News
Box
2ti.
20)i
WORK
WANTKIJ
WORK
WANTED
Schoolgirl
re-rjuires
part-time
iob
immedl-utelv.
Daily
News.
Box
24.
(25p)
REAL
ESTATE
SEE
THIS
Large
4
wartime
with
Part
basement,
concrete
foundations,
patent
roof,
all
on
well
cultivated
lot.
Full
price.
$4000;
half
down.
Tor
inspect
ion
see
Armstrong
Agencies
Phone
342
(Green
297
eves.
1
Realtors.
(2tici
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
Five
room
furnished
house,
fully
modern,
Good
location.
Immediate
pos-
session
Call
between
4
and
:30.
333
8th
Ave.
East.
(30p.
FOR
SALE
Four-room
house
w
ith
utility
room.
In
good
condition.
929
Ea.st
Tenth
Avenue.
Phone
Blue
804.
(2ici
is
me
time
as
sieei
sttpoiv
very
short
and
n'lceK
expected
to
rise,
sharplv.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
Black
884.
(U)
ered
21c
per
ouart.
Why
pay
iiiorer
l-none
in
tor
uailv
ae-
nverv
service.
(M-29)
ACCOUNTANTS
PTTTJT
TO
innniimium
KUine
Building.
Red
503
brand
new
carpets.
Axmiiister,
I
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
2-room
sues
2'
x
41,;
scores
of
other
j
float
house,
partially
furnish-tiseful
furniture
at
lowest
C(t
at
Inverness.
Write
L.
Har-pric.es.
See
B.C.
Furniture.
laker.
General
Delivery,
City.
Black
324.
(tf)
,
or
call
1271
Water
Street,
af-
TORSALEot71Sr75rj
-Ur-6
Dm'
..J88'1'
28
ft.
troller.
Includes
pales,
j
FOR
SALE
4
room
wartime
new
gurdies.
lines,
blocks
andj
house
fullv
furnished
Apply
leads,
etc.,
$150
00.
Also
auto;
1348
Piagott
Ave
between
6
transmission.
2
Chrysler
ti-voit
I
and
9
n.m
(27ci
starters
12-volt
generator.
!
:
Also
medium
size
not
burner
PERSONAL
oil
stove
$15.00.
Phone
Blue
924
Saturday
or
evenings.
'WILL
THE
person
who
took
t28p)
J
wronp
coat
and
gloves
bv
mis-
cXrT-
.
1
t:,ke
from
Hollywood
Cafe
Fri-
FOR
pnn
BALE
DuoTherm
oil
11
heat-1
day
nleht
please
return
same
er
and
electric
ranee,
both
as
to
Hollywood
(25cl
new.
Also
washum
machine.!
-..
Snap
for
cash.
Phone
Blue
,
IF
YOU
are
contemplating
get-607.
(
25c
1
tinii
a
furnace
we
suygest
now
FOR
SALE
Firewood
and
kindling.
Kaien
Transfer.
Red
9f2.
(363)
9.wSALEt
0np
?air
mpn,si
TASTY,
freshly
baked
pies
with
ti?&
8lat,,f-
V?
&JT
on'v
biscuil
and
buns
are
now
being
f?.,0.318
7"h
A.vfe'
E
sold
at
the
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd.
after
5.30
p.m.
(tf-no
j
Phone
643
for
orders.
FOR
SALE
One
medium"
Cary
j
iM2)
'au'a
mt-
K"'SL
CASH
for
scrp
cast.
triuw.
eop-r
hTLA
nt
$25?oCH
l
aer
batteries
and
radiators.
.cL2IElonLtd:
i25cM
Phone
543
call
629
6lh
W..
FOR
SALE
Small
Astral
fridge"!
-Clty'
(U)
$95.00.
Green
137
after
5:30
NORTTir
nun
nir
(30pi
.
BABY
BUGGY
hieh
chair,
toilet
chair
and
plnvpen.
All
in
good
!
condition.
Cheap
for
ouirkl
j
sale.
I'none
Oreen
511.
(2Gpi
FOR
!
bin
burner
range.
Phone
BlueJO?,
I
after
6.
lw
(20m)