Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
January
5,
1951
where
they
play
Ui
G,t
4j.
noon
Monday,
and
Ketch
for
an
evening
enR
lmem'-Abe
Saperstetn's
great
Nf
outfit
are
frrsn
from
tiev
price
since
194C.
The
company
umpns
in
nonywood
where
.
spent
three
weeks
beforf
cameras
completing
a
full
w
THEY'RE
HERE
AGAIN
Rubber
Prices
In
Canada
Up
Is
currently
operating
at
peak
capacity
around
60.000
tons
a'
year.
It
is
hoped
that
by
the
middle
of
next
year
plant
ex-
feature
on
the
Globetrotters
Harlem
Globe
Trotters
Fly
In
For
Big
Basketball
Shows
EARNIA
Tlve
crown-owned
Pnsion
will
permit
a
boost
in
nave
siiuiterea
virtually
f
record
In
basketball.
That
for
victories,
games
and
.
menu
played,
free
throws
u
and
so
on
down
the
line
the
lone
exception
of
de's
production
of
some
25
percent.
Polymer
Corp.
at
Sai
nla
has
rats
Their
total
into
this,
their
i
Ploying
Preview
Game
With
Booth
Memonoi
School
This
Afternoon
Basketball's
fabulous
Harlem
Globetrotters,
successive
season
in
actior
exceedingly
low.
Entering
campaign
they
had
only
245
ed
prices
of
its
synthetic
rublxi-
Arrangement
for
additional
feed-in
line
with
recently
announced
st0(:k
s"PPhes
via
Sun
Oil
Co.'s
,.
.
,.
,
new
pipeline
will
permit
prod
uc-
increases
in
the
U.S.
General
u
,g
anticlpaled
lnat
purpose
GR-S
rubber
moves
up
wilh
completion
of
Canadian
Oil
from
18.5c
to
24.5c
a
lb.
f
o.b.
Sar-
Co.'s
new
Sarnia
refinery
in
1952,
nia,
and
also
rises
to
20.75c
(had
still
more,
feedstock
supplies
moved
up
from
i8.5c
to
20.35c
in
could
be
made
available
to
Poly-September
).
nier.
'
With
exception
of
September.
move
in
butyl,
there
had
been
if
you
want
ro
sell
it,
advertise
no
increase
in
Polymer's
rubber
it.
News
classifieds.
ST
lag
w,
v.-
l
Vc
,x
w
,
-.
I
IV
Cenrn
Mat?-
Aihm
Vrtlef,
J
nC.
hailed
as
the
most
successful
team
in
the
nwuny
i
the
sport,
are
here
aghin
for
appearances
tonight
and
Saturday
against
the
all-star
Jets
of
Prince
w..v,.f
-tw
fWr
into
town
yesterday
afternoon.
uacKs
registered
against
then
Against
this
was
posted
;
triumphs
and
a
single
tie
for
23
seasons
of
campaigning
The
winningest,
mast
tray
and
most
entertaining
coterie
since
the
inception
NO
CLOWNS
Says
Duke
Cumberland,
captain
of
Globetrottersplayers
first,
funsters
after.
WU
vcaisnft".
''"j
"
basketball
will
take
the
!
rhey
were
last
here
just
t
here
witn
virtually
tne
:,t
1
Ladies'
nlaved
with
col-
lineup
that
won
151
out
leee
teams
before
starting
wi'.h
regularly
scheduled
games
got
stranded
in
a
.
snowstorm
coming
here
that
time
so
decided
to
come
a
day
ahead
on
this
occasion.
As
a
result,
Booth
Memorial
High
School
was
able
-
tho
famous
hooosters
year,
three
straight
to
swee;.
the
Globetrotters.
Play
Resumes
t-uoa
international
lnvlta!
'nv
iwnvN
rnAST
Tlie
team
had
a
good
trip
j
tuurnume
u
ut
n,na,
piL
from
Vancouver.
In
that
city,
j
victories
in
18
games
over
Season's
Highest
Three-Game
"
preview
gave
this
alter-
Individual
Mark
Set
,..,,tri
Incident
jf
two
Tind
heen
such
a
crowd
:
um-gc
nu-niiiciicuni
in
"Daddy,
will
you
Rive
me
a
penny
for
my
thoughts?"
bLfoBSgn3
'i:'
-s
the
r.r.-'SSJ
'JZS-
hastv
claim
of
Harlem
Globe-
nlght.
Business,
Manager
Par-
coast-to-coast
post-season
1
series,
plus
72
wins
in
73
.
over
the
stars
of
America
foreign
teams
Jurlng
a
t
month
tour
of
fcurope
amis
l
Canada
in
the
party's
30-year
historv
is
about
to
be
sketched
SL,,C""'
"'":
J
,.,
vr
trotter
coach
Duke
Cumberland
ncu
Woods
has
been
wen
piea-,-
Communists
in.
Between
Jan.
25-28,
Canada's
I
suspension,
,n
Thm
u.ot
was
only
one
this
-----
morning.
"Our
reputation
jed
with
the
gates
g0
far
this
nnln
nmPS
The
Before
coming
-to
Prince
!
Africa.
Mip
uiuiuuiusis
will
Bauici
in
.
clean
sweep
,.pf
victory,
stars
win-
uu.
V
,
ml
year
Toronto
for
the
fourth
national
to
nu
over
iwu.
.
.
B...rt.
thev
nlaved
at
Seattle,
1
ning
three
games
They're
still
a
grand
bun
comedians
and
with
a
m
160
starts
tnis
season,
mat
waa
1--
-
-
convention
of
the
Labor
Progres
oeimonts
...
,h
,
Mnnnt
Vernon.
Wa.sh.
Beningnam
aim
ucura,
L.
Howe
01
ou.s
h
,-,
wn
refer-'
..,
.u
t
all
notnts
From
of
out-of-thls-world
cage
ardry
and
fun
production.
highest
individual
three-game
wnai
..a.-
.w.,
i.n.B
.
-
aggregate
so
far
this
season-aed
to
as
clowning,
Coach
Cjim-Jhere
they
go
to
Metlakatla,
Plan
Meet
Fateful
Session
May
Be
Last
If
War
Comes
The
Communist
party
line
for
1951
probably
the
most
critical
policy
decision
for
the
Reds
ana
big
749.
D.
Woods
of
Kosa
Lees.Deriana
cans
"
Buie,
I
skills
with
the
game.
Boyd
had
the
biggest
single
gam-
the
one-armed
player
of
the
team,
Cumberland
said,
was
chosen
for
his
ability
as
a
.
iiut
advertisement
ii
not
published
or
displayed
by
tlie
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
HIRAM
WALKER'S
sive
Party,
the
alias
the
party
has
been
using
since
1943.
After
a
public
session,
party
big
shots
from
all
over
Canada
will
withdraw
behind
closeiy
guarded
doors
at
headquarters
of
the
United
Jewish
People's
Order,
to
get
their
orders
and
bone
up
on
new
strategy.
For
the
Canadian
Reds,
it
could
be
a
fateful
session.
If
war
with
Russia
doe
come,
it
will
be
their
last
demonstration
in
the
open.
The
Reds
ha,ve
no
illusions.
They
know
that
the
minute
war
is
declared,
the
LPP
will
be
banned
as
its
forerunner,
the
Communist
party,
was
in
the
last
war.
roucY
CIVIC
CENTRE
SPECIAL
OL
NOTES
score
in
this
division
297.
In
"B"
Division,
M.
Baxter
of
B.C.
G.E.A.
had
the
high
single
and
three
game
scores
302
and
673,
respectively.
j
Following
were
the
week's
team
scores:
"A"
DIVISION
Stars
3,
Belmont
0.
Rosa
Lee's
2,
McMeekins
1.
Annettes
2,
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
1.
Toilers
2,
Lucky
Strikes
1.
Wrathall's
2,
Gordon
&
Anderson
1.
Lyons
and
Brownwoods
to
be
played.
"B"
DIVISION
Rockettes
2,
Savoys
1.
Black
Cat
2-,
Commercials
1.
t
c
CANADIAN
WHISKY
Films
at
present
available
from
the
circulating
film
exchange
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council
Include
a
number
of
Interesting
subjects
"Careers
and
Cradles,"
dealing
with
the
The
1951
policy
sub-headings
give
some
Idea
of
what
to
expect:
U.S.
Imperialism
plans
war.
The
Peoole
Want
Peace.
Jlasslfled
Advertising
is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
Classifieds,
3c
per
word
per
lnstrtlon,
minimum
charge
50c.
B'rth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Death
Notices,
Fun
eral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2.00.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
status
of
the
modern
woman;
St.
Laurent
Government:
a
-Electricity,"
a
treatise
on
ny-dro-electric
development;
"Eye
Gingersnaps
2,
Mansons
1
War
Government.
CCF
Leaders
in
the
War
Camp
Big
Sisters
2,
Skeena
Grocery
1.
witness,"
having
to
do
with
sev-
LISTINGS
WANTED
FOR
SALE
REAL
ESTATE
Wallace
Pharmacy
z,
uat-
,
erai
aspects
of
lire
in
norinern
tiers
1.
v
THt
J
(!
WHISKY
I
SELLING
vour
home?
List
wilh
an
exoerienced
realtor.
For
nromDt.
insoeclion
see
Arm
French
Canada
is
for
Peace!
(they
are
making
a
great
play
toj
capitalize
on
French-Canadian
Canada;
"Peoples
cnarter,
an
optimistic
review
of
United
Na
strong
Agencies.
Phone
342
or
B.C.
G.E.A.
2,
Shentons
1.
Indiividual
scoring:
LADIES'
"A"
ctidq
n
fcjrpfnt.vra
44fi
L.
nationalism).
i
FOUR-ROOM
home
in
good
condition;
concrete
foundations;
fenced:
tool
shed;
new
electric
stove:
moderately
priced.
Also
two
revenue
homes
and
other
listings.
See
Armstrong
Agencies.
Phone
342
or
Green
297
tevesJ.
(8c)
(14c
I
NATION
IXY
KNOWN
NAMES
Linobelt
Sneeder
Shovels:
Craiifs:
Draglines:
Adams
Road
Graders:
Littleford
Bros.
Blue1
Too
Read
Maintenance
Eauioment:
Owen
Clamshell
Bucitets
and
Rock
Graimles:
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Green
297
(eves.).
The
traditional
high
quality
of
"Special
Old"
stems
frnm
nlmnct
n
rnnlurv
of
tions'
progress
towara
international
understanding
and
peace,
"Seaside
Holiday,"
a
Prince
Edward
Island
scenic;
"Skiing
at
Build,
Extend
the
Peace
Move-
HELP
WANTED
ment.
Woov
HO
.1
Hinkens
415.
K.
1
nnniii
nnniii
in
n
nniM
nniflr
f
Withdraw
Our
Troops
from
Hills
527,
L,
Howe
749.
Totals-
Lake
Louise,''
exploration
in
the
HELP
WANTED
Retail
sales
,i;.nil;
F;n
wkuti.,.
N
r
UrliLMK
rmt
Korea.
.
Bucket
'
waders
for
Stockoile
"
',,w
"
n
t
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
portable
Centrifugal
Pumus:
Na
Recognize
People's
China.
No
conscription:
Hands
792,
951,
836.
BELMONT
M.
Lewis
430,
J.
Hoskins
353,
G.
Maundrill
468,
D.
LuBTin
494.
E.
Anderson
455.
To-
ply
Box
858
lor
Interview
giving
full
particulars
as
to
experience,
etc.
(tf
Off
V
tional
Drauline
Scrawrs
and
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
SITUATIONS
WANTED
MALE
ACCOUNTANT,
bookkeeper,
fullv
experienced,
dependable
seeks
oosition
in
Prince
Rupert
or
district.
Available
Immediately.
D.
B.
Simpson,
Savoy
Hotel,
phone
37.
lltpi
WORK
WANTED
WANTED
Truck
driver
for
local
famous
resort
of
that
name,
anu
"When
All
People
Play,"
describing
a
community
recreation
program.
RECREATION
PROGRAMS
Ontario
centres
having
municipally-organized
recreation
programs
Increased
from
18
In
1945
.
WAIKEIVIIII
ONIAIIO
deliveries,
one
capable
or
helping
in
store.
Apply
to
Box
3.
News
Office.
(7p)
Canada's
Youth.
Welfare
not
Warfare.
Stop
profiteering.
Tax
the
Rich.
For
a
Canadian
Farm
Policy
Build
and
Defend
Unions.
Portable
Saw
mills:
National
Rotarv
Screens
and
Conveyors
full
tnlurmutum
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.C.
Uf)
tals
718,
868,
815.
McMEEKIN
A.
Ritchie
487,
C.
Wilson
387,
B.
Emerson
353,
C.
Bellamy
503.
B.
Hardy
603.
To-tals-878,
713,
742.
DISTILLERS
Of
THE
FAMOUS
"fSftnniiifin
tSdlA'
WHIIC
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
IM
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Culumbii
WANTED
Bookkeeper.
Apply
EXPERIENCED
truckdriver
Pioneer
Canadian
Laundries.
(tf)
ROSA
LEE
M.
Posttik
574,
D.
Build
the
LPP.
wants
work.
Box
5,
News
01-fice.
(Op
I
Strengthen
Partv
Organization
Nelson
4S7,
M.
Furunes
3G2,
D
BOYS
WANTED
to
over
150
in
1950.
Duncan
353,
E.
Strebe
280,
P.
Higgins
423,
B.
Davis
572.
Totals
--!
11-
1
i
1
i
ii
irii
1-
u",A
Woods
703,
F.
McKinnon
41)6.
More
Work
Among
Women.
FOR
SALE
Win
the
Youth.
Business
and
Professio
CLEARANCE
SALE
.303
Rifles
Hi-Powered
Long
Range
En-fields
Model
P14
with
built-in
fi
shot
magazine,
only
$19
95.
SMLE
Model
1
Mark
(
III
with
10
.shot
detachable
magazine,
$24.'J5
Blade
foresights.
Adjustable
rearshihU.
Ranges
to
1B00
yards.
2fi
inch
barrels.
F
u
1
1
v
guaranteed.
Box
"
48
rounds
ammunition
wilh
rifle
order
$2.95
Prompt
shipment
COD.
HUNTERS
SUPPLY
COMPANY
193
Sparks
St.,
Ottawa.
Ontario.
(T.F.S-H)
A
good
ODDortunltv
for
young:
lads
with
bicycles
delivering
Dailv
News
routes.
Phone
748
or
call
at
the
Dailv
News
office
and
leave
your
name,
age
and
phone
number.
(tf;
FOR
SALE
I
have
good
turnips
for
sale,
about
three
tons.
What
do
vou
offer
me
for
them?
J.
A.
Johnson.
Cedar-vale.
B.C.
I6p
FOR
SALE
Coal
and
wood
Totals
722,
840,
950.
I
ANNETTE
B.
Windle
510,
Flynn
562,
McMeekin
505,
E-i
Smith
542,
P.
Dickens
465.
Totals
j
745,
805,
1034.
BANK
OF
COMMERCE
Ilrh.-1
janson
542,
Christmanson
378,
Ted
Williams
To
Be
Traded!
heater.
Wartime
house
front
846,
862,
695.
MANSON
T.
Dell
441,
M.
Copeland
459,
D.
Glenn
308,
S.
Currie
402,
M.
Montgomery
380.
Totals
697,
702,
681.
GINGERSNAPS
E.
Mulder
310,
B.
Mc
Gl
279,
N.
Ken
nedy
365,
N.
Parkin
406,
T.
Stewart
402.
Totals
630,
748,
806.
BIG
SISTERS
E.
Bond
435,
M.
room
stvle.
Phone
Blue
165.
(tf)
BOY
WANTED
Dailv
News
route
in
west
end
of
citv
available
for
reliable
bov.
Apply
Office.
(to
M.
Steeves
346,
E.
Mosley
533,
R.
Ramsay
455.
Totals
786,
702,
,
BOSTON
W
General
Manntrp-.-
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
FOR
SALE
New
cliesterfield
PERSONAL
Joe
Cronin
of
the
Boston
RpH
829.
beds:
beds
comolete:
uinaint
Bl'ILDERS
&
CONTRACTORS
Sox
denied
today
that
Ted
Will-
I
TOILERS
M.
Wide
603,
E.
'
ed
chest
of
drawers;
sewing
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
P.
GARDNER,
CA.
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
.
324
Second
Avenue
Box
203
Phone
88
BUY
YOUR
New
Year
rakes
and
Pt
tummn
nnrt
TTEATING
lams
would
be
traded
to
tho
Jonansen
4a,
u.
layior
w,
a
'
cookies
at
the
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd
Home-baked
French
machine:
kitchen
stoves:
neal-ers;
hardware;
coffee
tables,
end
tables:
bedroom
suites;
'
Ellison
369,
J.
Hill
541.
Totals
Bond
537,
H.
Miller
386,
E.
Roth
Sheet
metal
work.
Tar
ana
Philadelphia
Athletics.
(travel
roonng.
vjau
om(
A
Miami
storv
in
the
Boston
85fl.
wl2-
805-
well
397,
T.
Muncey
361.
Totals
tn
Musical
insirui.ini"!
PIANOS
TUNED
,"
AND
RECONDITIONEEl
210'
4th
St.
,Ph-
Blactj
bread,
fresh
daily.
Phone
643.
(M2)
;
brand
new
carpets.
Axminster,
Riws
2'
x
4'V:
scores
of
other
wesi.
i-njne
Dto.
wwui.lmu
,
,
.
,
Tf,v
r-totwitsA
what-
794,
813,
884.
useful
furniture
at
lowest
CASH
for
scraD
cast,
brass,
con
ner
batteries
and
radiators.
prices.
See
B.C.
Furniture.
Black
324.
(tf)
and
Sons
(ti)
rot'1
sa,u
ule
iugeI
wouiu
go
1
,
...
..
7-
!
to
Philadelphia
in
exchange
for
man
531,
J.
Boulter
468,
H.
Phil-
TODERN
Painting
and
Dorat-
Firgt
Baseman
Ferrls
Kain
anti
!
lipson
423,
J.
Warren
427,
B.
PhonT
BlackCe215
evenuiEs
or
Fitchers
CcJleman,
Brissie
.
and
.
Dunbar
548.
Totals-928,
738,
770.
noonhou
"p.C
Borffll
"(t?)
Bhante.
1
I
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
B.
SKEENA
GROCERY
Ct.
Van
Meer
482,
W.
Slater
489,
S.
Smitn
345,
E.
Wasyk
415,
I.
Hague
424.
Totals
664,
711,
924.
Phone
543
call
629
6th
W.,
City.
.
(tf)
HI-POWERED
Soortiti!'
Rifles-
.HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
-
Phone
655
WALLACE
PHARMACY..
LOST
Thain
458,
Parker
343,
Hartn-
y
1
smltn
538,
s.
Kamsey
sva,
1.
uar-
Canadp.'c
1950
sugar
beet
crop,
ner
520,
L.
Anderson
439,
C.
worth
$15
million
to
growers,
will
Barrie
530.
Totals
966,
907,
801.
exceed
one
million
tons,
first
WRATHALL
P.
Roberts
583,
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDff
:
Besner
Block
Phone
3'
P.O.
Box
130
.303
British
Eniields.
Also
BSA.
NORTHLAND
Dairv
mtlk
deliv-From
$33.95
up.
Excellent
val-,
ered
24-
Der
nuart.
Wliv
pay
lies.
Send
name
with
address
j
more?
Phone
18
for
dailv
de-for
free
folders
illustrated,!
)jVerv
service
M-29)
with
nrices
and
det
ailed
sneci-
fications.
No
obligation
Deal-;
BEER
BOTTLES
collected.
20c
ers
enquiries
invited.
TARGET,
per
dozen.
Phone
678.
I7pi
SALES
COMPANY.
154
Mac-
.
LOST
Straved
or
stolen,
on
Dec.
24.
from
Telegraph
Point-Brown
Irish
retriever.
Anyone
ha
v
i
n
g
information
as
to
whereabouts
phone
Black
877.
(4pl
million-ton
harvest
In
the
in-
D.
Chorney
493,
E.
Hey
644,
M.
dustry's
48-vear
Canadian
his-
Vincent
499,
B.
Peterson
477.
To-tory.
1
tals
993,
968,
771.
LADIES'
"B"
Laren
St..
Ottawa.
Ontario.
.
FOR
RENT
(T.F,S-II)
I
462,
Phillipson
420,
Thompson
636.
Totals
792,
856,
899.
BATTLERS
S.
Downing
540,
D.
McNelce
274,
I.
Parkhouse
349,
J.
Adcock
239,
G.
Wtlkins
489,
J.
Collins
256.
Totals
795,
683,
796.
B.C.
G.E.A.
M.
Baxter
673.
L.
Steffens
277,
H.
Holkestad
480,
E.
Rivett
302,
J:
Thornton
481.
Totals
800,
877,
857,
761.
SINGER
sewing
machines
for
LOST
Small
boy's
air
force
FOR
SALE
Ro:'k
mnnlc
dining,
rent
bv
the
week
or
month.
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave.
SAVOY
F.
Morrison
470,
M
Laviolette
386,
D.
Johnas
473,
R,
McCallum
353,
E.
Knutson
423
Totals
772,
735,
678.
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
stvle
hat.
vicinity
Capital
Theatre
at
Co-op
Xmas
show.
Please
return
to
George
Hills,
1501
2nd
Ave.
West.
Reward.
(Hp)
mm
room
suite
with
Welsh
dresser
!
Phone
864.
Singer
Sewing
Ma-and
72"
relractorv
table.
Mc-
chine
Co..
639
3rd
Ave.
West,
en-"
7
c"
ft
fridge,
one
year,
5p)
old.
Rebuilt
chesterfield,
flortfl
r
2
-pr
,
desi-n
and
light
wood.
Vacuums
FOR
RENT
Room
and
board
cleaner
with
all
attachments.
!
for
working
men
in
Pnyale
Phone
Green
935
or
call
at
home.
Phone
Red
140
or
call
1333
1010
1st
West
9c)
6th
Ave.
East
(Opi
ROCKETTES
N.
Geddes
401,
M.
Antone
485,
M.
Penney
390:
SHENTON
P.
Smith
508.
I.
Phone
451
Box
&
For
eenuine
parts
and
sen1
WANTED
D.
Newton
511,
E.
Hood
464.
To
Taylor,
300;
M.
Shenton,
473;
V.
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
phone
or
write
abowj
Elliott
479,
B.
Matson
525.
To
PRICES
PAID
lor
scrap
iron,
steel,
brass
Conner,
lead.
etc.
tals
748,
905,
740.
FOR
SALE
1948
Hvdnmatlo
FOR
RENT
Furnished
house-Pontiac
sedan
Under
seat
kfepln-
room
Quiet
business
heaters,
clock,
radio
and
cig-!
eirls.
Phone
Blue
638
after
6
nrelte
lieht.er
Good
mechanl-'
D
m-
Honest
grading.
Prompt
pay-
j
ment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
tals
675,
863,
890.
COMMERCIALS
-J.
Helgerso.n
481,
B.
Thompson
184,
L.
Smith
533,
M.
Hoban
430,
T.
Stewart
314,
L.
Ewart
256.
Totals
707,
853.
837.
BLACK
CATS
J.
Hicks
325,
W.
SCOTT
McLAREN
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
MARGARET
McLECj
cat
condition.
Phone
Green
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Vancouver.
B.
C.
Phone
Pacific
6357.
(tf)
ROOM
FOR
RENT
221
5th
East.
(5c)
8p
1
977
after
5.
OPTOMETRIST
Hnom
10
WANTED
Housekeeping
room
I
danIK.wrK,?nTonTtton1
41
U-DRIVE.
Phone
41.
711
Gren-lownileaie.
4V5
5th
Ave"
S
!
viHe
Court.
Fra-ser
St.
(UM)
STONE
BL'ILDlN5!
AIC'TION
SALE
Tlmltrr
Siile
rl"2
Phone
Blue
305.
(Spi'pQR
RENT
Lar?e
sleeoin
room,
close
in.
Black
isi.
(p
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
11
a.m.,
on
Friday.
FOR
SALE
Firewood
kindling,!
50c
oer
sack
Get
vour
winter
,
FOR
rent
Front
sleeping
January
26th.
1451,
In
the
office
of
the
Forest
Hanger
at
Ocean
Falls,
or
small
suite
tor
teacner.
Preferably
vicinitv
Booth
High
School.
Phone
School
Board
office.
Red
442.
(4p)
WANTED
Room
or
room
and
board.
Widow
with
family
preferred.
Good
pay.
Box
4.
Daily
News.
5p
WANTED
Junior
stenographer
bv
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
Apply
Room
15.
Besner
Block.
suuu.v
.ti
a
u.k
m.iiis.
room.
Phone
Green
937.
Kup
Agent
VANCOUVER
DAILY
PROVINCE
Phone
Black
787
311
Second
Ave.
W.
B.C..
the
Licence
X
51772.
to
cut
PHONE
BLUE
593
P.O.
BOX
1184
ACCOl'NTAPTS
,705.000
t
b.m.
of
Oedar,
Spruce.
FOR
SALE
Good
buvs
in
used
vacuums.
E!e"trohix
Hoovers,
I
PtrBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Income
ftliA
V
Hemlock
and
Balsam
on
an
area
covering
Lot
1377.
and
vacant
Crown
land
situated
on
Rivers
Inlet,
Range
Pova'.
etc.
R
W.
Collins,
pnone
Tax
specialist.
S.
G.
Furk
Red
593
451,
Green
279.
(ID
1
Stone
Building.
1,
Coast
Land
District.
(20ml
Three
years
will
be
allowed
for
I
10
V
v
W
RINT
i'
sm
;
!
sw
j
7MK
!
frc.
removal
of
timber.
REPAIRS
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
HANDYMAN
FOR
SALE
Man's
CCM
bicvele
with
all
accessories.
3
speeds.
Phone
Blue
335.
6p)
FOR
SALE
Enterorise
oil
range,
not
burner
with
blower.
1413
(til
FURNISHED
or
unfurnished
liv-Ine
auarters
with
bathroom.
Red
852.
(7p)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Two
or
'hree
rooms
with
bath.
Phone
WATCH
REPAIRS
Promnt.
ef
HOME
SERVICE
ficient
service
George
Cook
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
GENERAL
CONTEACTOR-J
Jeweller.
Salislactioa
gum
an
teed.
the
auction
in
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
the
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(D28-J5)
I
tdvirtlKMrt
It
Ml
publilhld
t
diiplaytd
by
First
Overlook.
(308p)
FOR
SALE
1949
'-.-ton
Fareo.
What
offers?
Phone
Red
232.
7p)
n..i!jl
PonfllrS
Of
H
i
Um
Cal
Iwd
W
(U
Ti
mi
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
-i?Q'
--Ba2:
ilCJ
Stove
service
and
repair.
O.
WANTED
TO
RENT
Furnished
D
Ronson.
Black
S03
itf)
house.
Blue
756
(
5p)
DUUUlllg
Winn's
snns-H
CHIMNEM
OIL
BURNER8
USE
6
.SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
PHONES
9
Red
'i
Black
334
P.O.
Box
1670
f
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