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'Friday,
"July
5,
1946
Weatherman
Stops
Celebration
Fourth
oT
July
Was
Completely
Rained
Out
in
Ketchikan
"f
r
Frustrated
by
two
days
of
al-gmpst5k
(Continuous
rain
during
(j
.whlch
they:
had
almost
rio
oppor-f"
tunity
to
perform.
Prince
Ru-
pert'a
All
Star
basoball
team
re
turned
on
the
flying
boat
Halda
Queen
this.
morning
fiom
Ket-,
Chilean's
watery
Fourth
of
July
celebration.
They
were
preceded
,
last
night
by
the
local
contlng-'
,
ent
of
'boxers
who
returned
on
-
-the
Prince
Rupert
after
having
I
.,a,peen
unable
to
put
on
their
out-I
T
door
exhibition
flahts.
li
On
WeriiiP.9fl.lv
t.!1n
h.ill
nlivers
L.dld
manage
to
get
in
four
in
nings
wnicn
enacu
with
a
score
I
tied
at
6
f.
and
an
impartial
'drenching
for
themwlvrs,
the
Ketchikan
playn
and
the
few
LO
$HA0p
.
hardy
fans
who
spotted
th;
bleachers.
The.
fourth
game
of
the
international
series
was,
never
played.
Lacking,
an
auditorium,
the,
Ketchikan
celebration,
commit-:
tee
had.
planned,,
tq
sponsprsev-.
eral
open
air
1U.lng
bouts.,
and
had
Invited
lien
Hitahens
Terry
McCarthy,
and
.other
local,
fight,
ers
to
take
paM.
The
Jwyn
stayed
in
Ketchikan
from
Monday
.until
last
night
and
never
got,
a.bput,
With
grim.
desperation
sorne..of
the
features
of
trj3
celebration
were
displayed
yesterday,
ithe
main
onp
being,
a
parade,
which
showed
&'gcod
daj
of,
imagination
and
effort
but
which;
drooped,
sadly
as,
it.
passed
through,.the.
town'?
business
.district
at;
i:3Q
in
a
t6rreniial
downpouri
"
There
were
also,
log,
bucking,
chopping,'
canoe
racing,
and
swimming
contests
but,
none
brought
out
the
large
crowds
which
might'
have
been
expected
'
had
the
weatherman
showed,
any
'
'
mprcy.
Ball
Team
Back
I
From
Ketchikan
i
After
a
special
charter
trip
in
which
it
brought
back,
the
Prince
Rupert
baseball
team,
from
Ketf-chikan,
at
7115
this
morning,
Queen
Charotte
itlirlines
flying
boat
Halda
Queen
"left
for
Vanr
couyer
at
8:30,
carrying
one
through
passenger,
and
seven
passengers
for
Island
points.
Destined
for
Vancouver
was
G.p.
Mead,
provincial
police
senior
clerk,
while
Island
passengers
were
E.
R.
Barr
and
F.
A.
Large
of
War
Assets,
E.
Llndseth
of,
Edward
Lipsett
Ltd.,
H.
McDonn
aid
and
C.
Chisholm,
all,
for
Allh
ford
Bay
and
Norman.
Tarbuck
and
A.
Carlson
of
B.C.
Packers
for
Pacofl.
Local
baseball
players
and.
others
who
returned
this
'morning
from
Ketchikan
were:
W.
G.,
Murray,
W,
D,
Lambie,
R.
Bury,,
Don
MacDonald,
J.
Beruschl,
Benny
Windle,
J.
IL
Black,
Walter
Johnson,
Jack
Lindsay,
Doug
las
Kerr,
A.
Slmundson,;
Albert
Stiles,
and
Ted
Arney
HUNGRY
ELEPHANT
AMarge
elephant
consumes
800
nnunds
of
green
fodder
in
18
hours.
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Itch
of
Insect
i
Bites---
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Oulckl
Stop
itching
of
Innrrt
bites,
hrat
rash,,
mema,
hivrs,
pimples,
scales,
scabies,
athletes.
f(xt
and
oilier
externally
caused
skin
double..
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stainless.
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stops
or
your
money
hack.
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druggut
clucks
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REPAIRS
ALTERATIONS
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BRIDDEN,
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FOR,
VANCOUVER
and,
Way
Points
Tuesday
SS
Catala,
l:30.p.m.
(Daylight
Saving
Time
12:30
Prince
Rupert
Time)
Friday
SS
Cardena,
10
p.mf
(Daylight
Saving
Time
9
pjn.
Prince
Rupert
Time)
Sailings
for
Queen
Charlotte,
islands
every
fortnight.
Further
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations!,..
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
.Phone
.588
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you
inquired
about
The
Philpott,
Evitt
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BUDGET
PLAN
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next
winter!
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or
652
LATE-SPORT
If
the-legend
that
the
leaders
of
the
major
baseball
lca.gue
as
I
of
July
4
prove.
lOj
be
the
ultl-
I
m.ilp
wlnnpra
is
t.rup.
thon
Ilns-
Pen!ton
will
win
the
American
and
Brooklyn
the
this
year.
fish
lost-
out.,
National
League
In
yesterday's
basaball
games
Ted
Williams
knnc::ed
out
his
21st
and
22nd
home
runs
of
th
year.
He
had
four
tallies
and
so
far
this
year
has
G9
runs
batced
in
to.
his
credit.
'
In
the
British
Open
golf
championship,
two
Americans
are
tied
With,
an
Welshman
at
the
three,
quarter
mark.
Sammy
Snead
and
Dulovat
both
Americans,
are
in
a:
thrfT.way
tie
with.
the.
Welshman,
Dal
Rees,
The
final
of
the,
women's
Wimbledon
;tenni3
championship
was
an;
all,-Amerlcan
affair
with
Lpul.se.
Brpugh
winning
from
Eileen
Betts..
In,
the,
men's
singles
at
Wim
bledon
the,
Frenchman,
Yvon
PetraKwcn
from
Geoff
rey
Browp.
No
games
'were
played
in
the
local,
fastba.ll
series
owing
to
rain
andwet
grounds.
Games
scheduled,
for,
tonight
are
Qrotto
vs.
Co-op
and.Bo-Me.rlIi,
vs
Oeneral
Motors
in
the
men's
senior
league
Fishing
for.
spring
salmon
off
the
waterfront
still,
brings
re
wards.
A,.40rpqunder
was
landed
by
a
youngster
but
for
a
time
it
wasa
..qiiestlon
as
to
whether
the
lad
wouid
land
the
fish
or
the
fish
would
pull
the
lad
lntoJ
the,
water.
Tony
Crawley
came
to
the
boy's
assistance
and
th,e
FASTBALL
July
5
Grotto
vs.
Co-op,
Bq-
Me-Hi
vs.
General
Motors.
July
8
Reserve
Army
vs.
99
Taxi,
General
Motors
vs.
Grotto.
July
1099
Taxi
vs.
Co-op.-Re-
serve
Army
vs.
Bo-Me-Hl.
July
12
Grotto
vs.
99
Taxi,
General.
Motors
vs.
Reserve
Army.
July
15
Co-op
vs.
Bo-Me-Hi,
Reserve
Army
vs.
Grotto.
July
H'-Bo-Me-Hl
vs.
93,Taxl,
Co-op
vs.
General
Motors.
July
lgardtto
vs.
Bo-Me-Hi,
Reserve
Army
vs.
Co-op.
July
22
99
Taxi
vs.
General
Motors,
Co-op
vs.
'Grotto.
July.
24
General
Motors
vs.
Bo-Me-Hl,
99
Taxi
vs.
Reserve
Army..
Holiday
Trippers
HI!
SUMMERIZE
your
car
now,!
Let
us
check
your
car
before
you
make
that
long
vacation
trip.
A
motor
tune-up,
lubrication,
and
tire
inspection
may
save
you
time
and
money
on
the
road.
Phone
S3
for
an
appointment
.
S.E.PARKER
LTD.
Ford
.and.
Monarch
Dealers
The
Home
of
Friendly
Service
T,HjI;S'
A
N
D
T
HiAJ
Tlic
Crorip
Mjnlirw
A.l.im.
Srrvlie.
!ne.
"I'll
bet
my
wife
has
packed
up
and
gone
home
to
her
mother
again
I
Nine
people
called
and
wanted
to
know
if
our
apartment
was
for
rent."
k
I
The
cricket
advisory
beard's
suggestion
to
county
clubs
before
the
season
started
in
Britain
that
the
game
should
be
"brtsht-ened"
has
produced
unexpected
results
and
a
spot
of
criticism
by
the
board
for
what
it
termed
"freak
declarations"
by
Glamorgan
and
Somerset
in
a
recent
game.
The
board
took
the
view
action
of
the
club.
just
wasn't
cricket.
Rain
prpvented
play
on
the
first
day
and
most
of
the
second,
and
Captains
J.
C.
Clay
of
Glamorgan
and
C.
J.
P.
Barnwell
of
Somerset
decided
to
turn
an
"otherwise
dull
game
into
an
exciting
game."
It
was
agreed
Somerset
should
declare
at
their
previous
day's
9;ore
of
51
runs
for
one
.wicket
and
Glamorgan
would
declare
at
the
same
total.
Glamorgan
made
the
required
runs
after
20
minutes
of
farcical
cricket
and
the
players
then
played
seriously.
Somerset
was
all
out
for
53
and
Glamorgan,
batting
again,
won
by
a
comfortable
margin
of
eisht
wickets.
The
ruling
body
thought
Wie
clubs
actions
were
"against
the
spirit
of
the
championship."
.But
the
spectators
didn't
kick
they
enjoyed
this
novel
departure.
Brilliant
Paddy,
an
18-month
old
Rreyhcund.
was
sold
for
$9,000
n.fter
he
recorded
'30.00
seconds
over
525
yards
in
his.ee-omiI
trial,
at
a
Dublin
track.
Brilliant
Paddy,
purchased
by
C
If.
Chandler
of
London,
was
sept
to
Enp.land
by
air.
'
Teler
Greenwocd,
21-year
old
athlete,
anproacheel
the
Plymouth
cricket
club
for
a
t'ryout
Campbell's
Cosy
Cabins
Skecna
Bridge
Touiist
Camp
One
Mile
East
of
Town
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Port
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a.m.
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11:00
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Box
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&
Kermode
All
Interior
and
Exterior
Work
Builders
and
Painters
Free
Estimates
and
Prompt
Service
A
spot
was
found
on
the
second
e.evcn
and
he'
promptly
scored
51
runs
and
took
two
wickets,
Th"
club
was
impressed
and
he
was
promoled
to
the
first
team.
He
took
six
wickets
for
five
runs
against
a
United
Services
team,
jun
to
show
his
tryout
performance
wasn't
a
fluke.
Now
he
has
brrn
signed
by
Burnley
Football
Club.
It
appears
Peter
Is
a
b?tter
than
average
centre-forward.
The
Osborne
clan
from
Lelgh-on-Sea,
Essex,
are
a
chummy
bunch.
W.
H.
Osborne
already
hos
applied
Tor21
season
tickets
for
Southend
Unlted's
foot'ball
club's
home
games
next
season.
He
has
paid
$170
for
them.
Of
the
21
tlrkets,
19
were
for
Os-b:rnes
-W.
II..
his
eight
bro
thers,
two
of
his
brothers'
wives
and
their
sons
and
daughters.
The
odd
two
were
for
friends.
He
made
one
stipulation.
The
seats
must
be
together
in
a
block.
Suzanne
Lenglcn,
who
carried
off
all
the
goH
medals
for
Iannis
at
the
Antwerp'Oly'mpic
Games
in
1923,
died
In
Paris
of
pernicious
anemia
five
years
ago.
The
great
French
star
fadtd
rapidly
frcm
(the
tennis
spotlight
after
turning
professional
In
1926.
Jack
Guest
of
Toronto's
Don
Rowing
Club
s:ulled
his
way
to
victory
In
the
Diamond
Sculls
at
Henley-on-Thames
16
yean
ago
today.
It
was
th
third
time
in
the
competition's
C4-year
history
that.
Canada
had
won
the
event,
Lou
Scholes
winning
in
1904
and
Joe
Wright
Jr.,
In
192.",.
Dizzy
Dean,
who
blazed
a
meteoric
trail
as
a
pitcher
with
fit.
Louis
Cardinals,
quit
Mis
job
os
coach
with
tine
Chicago
Cubs
to
exercise
his
well?developed
voc-al
cords
as
a
.sports
announcer
for
a
St.
Louis
radio
station".
GOOD
TURF
ON:
BOWLING
GREEN;
Federal
Expert
Gives
Timely
Advice
Care
About
Helling
In
the
establishment
and
main-talnance
of
turf
on
bowling
and
putting
greens,
excess
rolling
is
frequently
practised
to
the
detriment
of
the
turf,
particularly
on
bowling
greens,
says
J.
H.
Boyce,
Division
of
Forage
Plants,
Central
Experimental
Farm,
Ottawa.
Frequent
heavy
rolling
causes
compaction
of.
the
soil,
creating
unsatisfactory
conditions
for
root
growth.
The
damage
is
especially
severe
if
the
soil
be
wet'at
the
time
of
rolling.
Normally
one
rolling
is
necessary
during
the,
year,
and
then
it
is
given
in
the.
spring.
The
purpose,
of
this
rolllns
is.
to
counteract
the
heaving
caused
by
freezing
and
thawing.
Roll
ing
is
not
necessary
in
those
regions
where
heaving
does
not
occur.
Rolling
should,
never
be
resorted
to
with
a
view
of
levelling
the
green.
The
only
satisfactory
way
of
filling
small
depressions
in
the
green's
surface
Is
by
top
dressing.
In
the
case
of
large
depressions
or
mounds
which
may
occur
on
putting
greens,
the
proper
method
of
counteracting
them,
is
to
remove
the
turf
and
bring
the
soil
to
the
desired
level
by
filling,
or
removal
as
the
case
may
be,
and
then
replace
the
soil.
Contrary
to
the
opinion
of
many
green
keepers,
constant
rolling
is
not
necessary
to
maintain
a
desirable
playing
surface.
The
surface
may
be
kept
true,
and
firm
by
following
a
proper
top-dressing
program
which
.is
beneficial
to
the
grass
and
avoids
the
difficulties
which
may
be
encoun
tered
as
a
result
of
freque.nt
rolling.
It
the
use
of
a
roller
during
the
playing
season
is
considered
necessary,
it
should
be
very
light.
But
rolling
is
a
comparatively
J
simple
matter
in
the
thousand
and
one
things
that
have
to
be
Known
in
establishing
and
maintaining
turf
on
bqwllhg
and
put
ting
greens.
In
the
construction
of
new
greens,
there
Is
the
ques-ion
of
the
best
species
of
grass
to
be
used,
and
expert
knowledge
is
required
in
drainage,
soil
and
soil
preparation,
time
of
rlantlntr.
seeding,
sodding,
and
r
,
.
vegetable
planting.
In
maintenance,
besides
rolling,
there
are
the
correct
methods
to
be
considered
in
fertilization,
11m-lnr;,
top
dressing,
mowing,
water
ing,
raking,
soil
aeration,
ana
the
control
of
weeds,
pests,
disorders,
and
diseases,
while
Vnnwledse
of
how
to
renovate
poor
turf
is
an
asset.
Train
Schedule
for
the
East-
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
10:45
p.m.
NASAL
SECRETION
Almost
a
quart
of
water
Is
secreted
by
the
nose
every
24
hours.
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Harry
Wallandi
who
has
been
holidaying
at
Lakelse
Lake
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
B.
Cole,
le,ft
for
his
home
In
Dayton,
Ohio,
on
Wednesday
evening.
Harold
Lynum
of
Western
Plywood
Ltd.,
arrived
in
town
or
Thursday
evening.
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenncy
and
son,
Edward,
arrived
from
Victoria
on
Wednesday.
They
were
met
at
Prince
Rupert
by
Lloyd
Johnstone,
who
brought
them
to
Terrace
by
car.
Walter
Warner
has
bought
Ounner
Engstrom's
property,
south
of
town.
Mr.
Kennedy,
Public
Works
superintendent,
left
for
the,
south
on
Thursday.
He
will
return
at
once
with
his
family.
They
will
occupy
the
Arnold,
Cretlman
house.
W.
H.
Williscroft
and
daughter,
Kathleen,
left
on
Tuesday
to
spend
a
few
days
In
Prince
Rupert.
Harold
Whalen
has
opened
his
lunch
counter
and
small
grocery
store
at
Lakelse
Lake
to
acpemmodate
summer
campers.
The
grotesque
diving
outfit
worn
by
navy
divers
who
prepared
target
ships
for
the
atomic
bomb
test.
In
the
warm
shallow
water
the
long
underwear
permits
greater
underwater
ease
for
the
dive
than
the
conventional
diving
gear.
Classified
Advertising
.
un.nl
word
1
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m
Insertion,
minimum
cnarxb.
$M
80c
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jlltUds:
2c
iw
runcflll
6()c;
Caras
ol
,TMni
(
Amiouricemcnu.
u.
CARD.
OVVTHANKS
Vf7vish
to
extend
our
heartfelt
thanks
and
appreciation
for
the
acts
of
ness.
message!
of
sympathy
and
beautiful
floral
offerings
rect
Ived
from
ourfnany
friends
during
cur
sad
bereavement
in
the
loss
of
om
mp,.
Clifford,
who
passed
away
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Special
thanks
to
on
June
16.
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson
cf
Prince
Ru-
Pe-lr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
P.
Innes
and
Family.
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
Trolling
boat
on
share
basis.
$100
per
month
guarantee
in
advance.
Rox
139
Daily
News.
WANTED
Four-room
furnished
onirtmpnt
for
AUKUSt.
BOX
140
Dally
News.
FOR
KENT
AGENTS
WANTED
(157)
WAITING
LIST
for
newsboys,
now
open
at
Daily
News,
(tf)
WOMAN
OR
GIRL
to
Wok
after
2
children
and
housework.
Good
wages.
About
six
weens,
Apply
217
West
8th.
Black
731.
Phone
156)
WANTED
Boys
for
delivery
routes.
Daily
News.
itf)
TEACHERS
WANTED
TEACHERS
WANTED
Stewart
Sunerlor
Division
One,
approxl
mately
twelve
pupils.
Salary
basic
schedule
plus
-
Isolation
bonus
plus
two
hundred
and
fifty
dollars,
maximum
jruu
Also
Premier
School,
same
sal
ary
schedule
and
maximum
for
elementary
grades,
ao-proximatcly
twenty
pupils.
Good
living
accommodation,
male
essential.
Apply
by
wire
to
Mrs.
Vera
Lees,
Sec.-Treas.,
stating
experience
and
qualifications.
'158)
FOR
n
ENT
Small
cabin,
single
occupancy;
partly
lurnisnea.
315
Sixth
Aveue
West.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Furnished
rooms;
also
1
sleeping
room.
209
5th
Avenue
West
or
call
Eva.
Fish
&i
Chips.
(158)
FOR
RENT
Fully
furnished
room.
Apply
800
Fraser
St.,
after
5
p.m.
(150)
PERSONAL
WILLIS
SHORTHAND'
"Night
classes
will
begin
October
1.
Diploma
Issued
from
Ottawa.
For
enrolment
and
particulars
phone
Bemadette
Hill,
W.C.T.,
Red
284.
1
GO)
AGENTS
WANTED
for
selling
Wick
Range
Oil
Burner.
All-Canadian
make,
5
years
guarantee.
Write
J.
M.
Laberge,
4272
Notre-Damc
Street
East,
Montreal
P.
Que.
(157)
LISTINGS
WANTED
SELLING
VOUR
HOUSE?
We
have
buyers
looking
for
well-bdllt
4
and
5-room
homes.
Cash
or
terms.
Consult
us
first.
Armstrong
Agencies,
Phone
342.
(164)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufac-.
tured
by
National
Machlner
Company
Putted,
Vancouver.
b.c.
UI;
Agents.
TERRACE
MAN
IS
CONVICTED
Joseph
W.
McConncll
was
convicted
by
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
in
County
Court
Wednesday
on
a
charge
of
uttering
a
forged
document
namely
a
check
on
the
Deepv
Creek
Sawmills
of
Terrace
and
sentence
was
reserved
until
yesterday.
The
check
was
drawn
on
the
local
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada.
Advertise
in
The
Dally
News.
I'PR
SALE
FOR
SALE)
20-ft
ii.u.
v-o
enoine
i...
-
Alfred
Street
or
Yacht
'
caretaker.
(c'
FOR
SALE-Household
ture,
month-old,
mapieI
room
suite,
crtam
davenport,
small
table
900
Alfred
Street,
''
FOR
SALE
Underwood
7j
writer,
latest
model,
ai
"
I
.,11
A
1
I
anion,
nyiiiy
r.u.
Ecj-
FOR
8ALE
Saddle
pon
years;
Percheron
mart
lbs.;
Clydesdale
mare.
nil
32-V0lt,
1
K-W.
DC,
te
lor
ana
swucnooara.
fcl
i
a,
Luiui
iyrrace,
B
,
FOR
SALE
150
amp
UatJ
welder.
Phone
Mott
Etl
Prince
Rupert
Ltd..
Blajl
FOR
SA.LE
Guitar
in
good
dltlon,
with
case.
Apply
j
1
ters.
splendid
condition.
4il
Bride
Street
or
Phone
cl
406.
FOR,
SALE
Kitchen
jtot
nex
cream
and
while
Going
.cheap,
$25.
Phone
J
322.
FOR
SALE
Two
double
i
studio
couch
with
one
J
dresser
and
dining
roort.
Good,
condition.
633
ttii
or
phone
Blue
715.
FOR
SALE
6
room
fun!
house.
742
7th
Ave
West
GOOD
BUILDING
LOT
t
centre
of
Prince
Rupert!
business
area,
Apply
B.
Dally
News.
FOR
SALE
Four-room
!
$1600
cash.
Apply
225
K
East,
evenings.
FOR
SALE
SummnM
J
mill
and
Bond
Packer,
plcte,
in
good
condltlzl
1291,
Prince
Rupert.
FOR
SALE-
-White
R.Of.l
horn
pullets,
eight
ed
$1.25
each.
Lea
Poult?
A
Kltwanga,
B.C.
1
FOR
SALE
Used
logjin
from
$3:
used
elect:
from
$15;
slightly
ttfl
cases,
$6;
new
rag
nal
$1.65;
used
8-piece
kit
I
$22.50;
used
electric
r.l
cost
$235,
now
$65.
ell
tures,
fireproof
sate:
chairs,
filing
cabinet
i
used
rugs,
size
12x12,
:
for
office,
stores,
hot&
:
thing
reduced
in
pr.J
sell
and
buy
new
ul
furniture,
also
iiardnl
us
first,
It
wlh
pay
jl
Furniture
Co.,
3rd
Art
I
324.
TENDERS
FOR
SALE-Sealed
teat
I
be
received
by
the
signed
until
noon
of;
July
19,
next,
for
the
ry
ot
Lot
6,
Block
33,
&(
City
of
Prince
Rul
923,
located
at
527
8li
:
West,
together
with
the
lng
Improvements
l
thereon:
Ten
roomKI
storey
frame
house,
H
tmall
one-storey
three
cabin.
Separate
sealed
will
also
be
received
-furniture
contents
Richest
or
anv
tenil
necessarily
accepted.
strictly
cash,
Prenyl
be
viewed
by
arrat
Occupation
subject
tn
Control
Board
W
Fnur-rnnmpd
flat
In
1
roomed
house
and
ti
l
three-roomed
cabin
ij
pntlv
rentpd.
Gordon
Fl
Administrator
of
the
M
John
Kach.
otherffW
as
John
Tkach,
deceaJ
AUCTION
SAlfH
AUCTION
SALES
every
M
at
171
Third
Avenue
BJ
TERRACE
MACHINE
SHOP
&
GI
TERKACE,-
B.C.
Dealers
in
GENERAL
MOTORS
Product
MACHINE
WOKK
-
GAS
and
ELECTRIC
VW
DIESEL
and
TRACTOR
REPAIRS
OPEN
SUNDAYS
and
HOLIDAYS
For
minor
repairs
and
gas
TERRACE
TRANSFER
AND
Ttf
(Harold
Smith)
TRUCK
AND
PASSENGER
SE0
a
fccJieduled
Trips
to
Lakelse
Lake
Sunday,
Wednesday
and
Saturda)'
Charter
Trip,
to
Any
Part
of.
District
P.O.
nox
167