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Friday.
August
fc,
1946
FRISKY
GOAT
JUMPS
INTO
LION'S
DEN
.
.But
Keepers
Are
Too
Quick
-For
Lazy,
Well-Fed
Tlfing
of
Beasts
JOHANNESBURG,
Apparently
exhilarated
by
the
warm,
Unseasonable
winter
weather
on
the
Thansvaal
highveld,
one
of
the
mountain
goats
at
the
Johannesburg
Zoo
recently
leaped
over
the
wall
of
the
goad
enclosure
with
a
great
running
jump
and
landed
In
the
lion
enclosure.
Recovering
from
his
first
surprise,
Satan,
a
magnificent
specimen
of
marieless
Hon,
began
to
stalk
the
goat.
But
Satan,
like
others
in
captivity
at
Johannesburg,
had
long
been
fed
on
meat
which
he
didn't
haveto
hunt.
lie
had
lost
much
of
his
native
cunning
and
agllily.
..-The
goat
-was
too
quick
for
..Satan,
and
keepers
quickv
arriv-
Ho
see
that
the
chase
did
not
.
continue
too
long.
jr"-'-The
keeper,
of
the
lions
shouted
""Get-
Inside,
Satan"
and
humbly
the
king
of'
beasts
abdicated
and
entered
nis
cage.
,
rThe
unwary
goat,
dashing
.;abbut
in
panic,
fell
from
the
per
pendicular
rock
face
snaratJns;
'
the
lions
from
the
public.
In-
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Millbank
is
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Mild,
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Cigarette
they
mean
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AUCKLAND,
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W
The
Melbourne
Zoo
has
offered
to
send
the
Auckland
Zoo
a
duck-billed
platypus
in
exchange
for
a
kiwi
egg,
and
take
the
risk
whether
it
hatched
out
or
not,
but
the
deal
is
off.
The
Auckland
Zoo
would
like
a
duck-billed
platypus,
one,
of
the
world's
queerest
creatures
which
lays'egges
and
suckles
its
young,
but
the
government
will
not
allow
it
to
send
the
kiwi
egg
overseas.
The
kiwi,
New
Zealand's
queerest
bird,
is
becoming
increasingly
rare.
The
birds
are
strictly
protected
and
it
is
forbidden
to
send
them
overseas.
The
government
fears
that
if
one
egg
were
sent
out
of
the
country,
zoos
all
over
the
world
would
want
them
and
the
number
of
kiwis,
remaining
in
New
ealand
would
be
still
further
LONDON,
m
Cutlery
price
are
to
be
increased
10
to
30
Der
cent
to
meet
Increased
production
costs.
lr,n
the
treat
was
carried
baett
to
its
own
quarters,
while
Satan,
i
wed
out
8
tain
from
his
cave,
lashed
his
tail
in
chagrin.
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SAVOY
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Savoy
maintained
its
winning
streak
in
league
baseball
last
night
by
defeating
Watts
and
Nlckarson
4-3
in
a
seven-inning
encounter
at
Roosevelt
Park
which
featured
accurate
field
work
by
both
teams.
With
Lindsay
pitching,
Savoy
held
the
Clothiers
scoreless
dur
ing
five
innings,
while
Holden,
Watts,
and
Nickerson
mourids-I
man,
pitched
three
scoreless
in
nings.
Savoy
started
the
scoring
off
hits
by
Minor
Simundson
and
Walter
Johnson
in
the
first
in
ning.
Bruce
Simundson
came
home
off
a
hit
in
the
secondhand
Minor
Simundson
made
the
circuit
a
second
time
to
bring
in
Savoy's
fourth
run
in
the
fifth
inning.
Watts
and
Nicketson
scored
off
hits
by
BeruschI,
and
Forbes
in
the
second
inning,
and
off
a
second
hit
by
Beruschi
in
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ot
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main
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to
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i
If
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Washington
3-1.
Cleveland
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Chicago
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(Ten
Innings).
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3-6,
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4-10.
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1
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3,
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ten
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2
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Toronto
2-4.
HOCKEY
AND
LACROSSE
CHAMP
Edward
Cyril
Lalonde
Started
On
World
Champion
Hockey
ami
Lacrosse
Teams
Early
iii
Century
By
DAVE
McINTOSII
.
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
MONTREAL,
a
To
the
Montreal
papers
he
was
known
as
the
king
of
-the
ice-lanes,
on
Toronto
street
carposters
he
was
billed
as
the
world's
greatest
hockey
and
lacrosse
player,
by
west.
coast
American
sports
writers
he
was
dubbed
the
Ty
Cobb
of
hoekey.
To
the
sporting
world
he
is
known
as
Newsy
Lalonde,
the
one-time
printer's
devil
who
spent
more
than
two
decades
atop
the
hockey
world.
Edward
Cyril
Lalcnde,
to
give
Mm
his'
full
name,
now
lives
Quietly
in
a
north-end
Montreal
apartment
with
his
wife
and
24-year
old
daughter,
works
for
the
Quebec
civil
service
and
glances
enly
occasionally
at
an
old
scrap-book
of
clipping
.which
read
like
a
National
Hockey
.League
record
list.
When
17
years
old,
Newsy
came
down
the
pike
from
Cornwall,
where
he
was
born
in
1887.
Before
1926,
when
he
finally
telinquish-
ed
his
centre
spot,
he
had
formed
scoring
feats
that
make
modern
hockey
look
like
a
game
cf
Jacks
by
comparison.
The
Flylns
Frenchman.
who
commanded
tho
highest
hockejr
rind
lacrcsse
salaries
paid
lnhis
day
(about
$3,000
in
the
east,
mur-;
for
lacrosse
In
the
west)
e
ictted
of
f
roughly
about
23
goals
time.
An
opponent
who
played
Seven
victims
were
clean
bowl-':
.:
3S
on9
year
in
the
old
tcr
Reaina.
was
Dick
Irvln.
ed
and
the
other
three
were
leg-"
utlonal
liockey
Association
To
OCeway
hockey
nnw
is
n?th-
before-wlcket.
e
nd
16
games
corrfprised
a
sea-
ins
more
than
"larosse
on
ice,"
j
son
then,
but
he
admits
the
game
has
,
Fred
Everiss
is
certain
of
a
Syd
Howe
is
credited
In
the
UST
ROB
1H
rltl
Returning
Service
Personnel
Records
Are
Being
Sought
The
Daily
News
Is
anxious
to
completely
record
the
arrival
of
all
service
men
and
women
returning
home
from
the
war.
Accordingly,
It
13
requested
that
information
be
made
available
to
this
office
regarding
the
date
of
arrival
home,
the
service
with
which
the
veteran
has
been
identified,
in
wha'
theatres
of
war,
if
wounded,
111,
etc.
If
inconvenient
to
call
at
the
office,
the
information
may
be
written
or
telephoned
In.
Pictures
would
be
particularly
welcome.
Street
and
Postal
addresses
ad
telephone
numbers
are
also
requested.
VINES
LEADS
PRO
OPEN
WINNIPEG
W
Ellsworth
Vines,
Chicago
golfer,
maintained
his
lead
at
the
halfway
mark
Thursday
In
the
$10,000
Canadian
professional
golfers
association
tournament,
firing
a
one-under-par
71
to
go
with
his
65
on
Wednesday,
making
his
36-hole
total
136.
Stand
Leonard
of
Vantouver,
whose
five-under-par
67,
was
the
best
score
of
the
round,
moved
into
second
place
with
138.
FALMOUTH,
Eng.,
V
After
55
years'
service,
the
74-year
old
editor
cf
the
Falmouth
Packet,
W.
E.
Prior,
is
to
retire.
modern
records
with
the
most
goals
scored
in
a
single
game
x
but
back
ens
night
in
March
1910.
Latonde
banged
in
nine
soals
for
the
Renfrew
Millionaires.
Two
of
his
teammates
were
Cyclone
Taylor
and
Lestei
Patrick.
There
were
no
spares
On
Chanfpion
Trams
Lalonde
played
on
both
world
!
champion
hockey
and
lacrosse
learns
one
of
two
or
three
athletes
to
do
so.
He
was
playing
rmyn!rer
.
COrth
0f
Montreal
Canadiens
in
1916
when
the
Flying
Frenchmen
soared
through
Portland
for
the
Stanley
Cup.
nd
he
was
with
the
old
Vancouver
Terminals
three
times
when
they
uon
the
Mlnto
Cup.
Newsy
shifted
his
plivln?
allegiances
often,
though
he
stayed
lone?'
with
Canadiens
nine
years
altogether
than
with
any
'
'
mischievously
amuse
our
Cana-rrher
club.
He
played
for
Corn-
dlan
Ya"k
and
Aussie
friends,"
wall,
Woodstock,
Ont,
Sault
Ste.
i
the
letter-writer
said.
"Why
not
Marie.
Portage
La
Fra'.rK
Tor-
j'Pro3
versus
Non-Pros?'
A
gentle-onto.
Renfrew,
Vancouver
and
ma"
&
a
man
of
manners
a
Saskatoon.
It
was
at
Saskatoon
sentle
man.
Professional
cricket
that
he
finally
wrapped
up
his
pads
for
good,
but
not
his
skates.
Ar
58
he.
still
skates
a
lot
and
golf,
Never
one
to
take
a
backward
step.
Newsy'
frequently
occasion-
jcrl
headlines
like
th'.s
one
in
the
S'atcon
Daily
Star:
"Lalonde
;
KrirVpri
Cummins
Cold."
I
Out
In
the
west
he
pivoted
Bill
fork
and
Newsv
regards
him
as
the
greatest
right
v!n?
of
all
andrxl
up
considerably.
J'But
lacrosse"
Newsy
shook
his
j
licail
dejectedly,
"It's
all
but
washrnl
uo.
Nothing
like
it
used
o
h".
There
was
a
game
for
men."
Newsy
rilaces
Ceorge.s
Vezlna,
Cyclone
Taylor,
Ollle
Davidson.
Hill
Cook.
Frank
NIghbor
and
Tom
Phillips
on
his
pre-1930
all-I
tar
nnad;
Old-time
fans
would
add
Newsy's
name
unhestitatlhgly.
Advertise
in
The
Dally
Kow?.
uyn
n:njj.rnv
a:t
Re:
Certificate
of
Title
No.
4941-1
to
lot
Five
Thousand
Four
Hundred
and
Sixty-one
(5481),
Range
Five
(5).
Coast
District,
said
to
contain
Ten
and
Fifty
One-Hun-dreths
(10
and
50lOOths.)
acres,
more
or
less.
WHEREAS
satisfactory
proof
of
loss
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title,
issued
In
the
name
of
Alexander
Noble
has
been
filed
In
this
office,
notice
Is
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
posting
hereof,
issue
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title,
tn
ueu
oi
saia
losi
ueruricate.
unless
In
the
meantime
valid
obpecilon
be
made
to
me
In
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
this
16th
day
of
July,
1946,
A
D.
ANDREW
THOMPSON,
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
A17
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
Phone
88
YOUR
ANSWERS
TO
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COMFORTABLE
SUMMER
are
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at
The
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Store
We've
thought
of
.everything
from,
nail
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and
deodorants,
to
gifts
for
your
hostess
when
you
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visiting.
A
truly
marvelous
array
of
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and
refreshing
bath
preparations,
sun
lotions,
make-up
and
Firs't
Aid
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THE
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"Whews
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Are
Little
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SPORT
i
SHORT
SPORT,
By
JACK
SULLIVAN
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON,
Aug.
9
D
Bicycle
polo,
rollicking
55-year
old
past-time
that
has
never
quite
grown
out
of
childhood
as
a
crowd
teaser,,
is
nursing
an
ambition
to
gtaduat'j
as
one
of
Britain's
major
summer
sports.
Jerry
O'Brien,
mouthpiece
of
the
London
polo
league,
Is
enthusiastic
about
the
game's
chances
after
a
couple
of
"International"
gamei
with
France,
both
in
Paris
and
in
London.
Launching
of
a
professional
com
petition
next
year
v.tth
a
British
United
States
match
as
a
head-liner
is
his
aim.
The
amatecr
bicycle
poloists
now
are
drawing
crowds
of
about
4,000
but
promoters
-think
they
could
do
better
If
the
game
'graduated'
to
the
money
bracket
But
before
this
can
happen
negotiations
must
be
made
with
the
football
clubs
for
use
of
thsir
stadiums
as
summer-time
tenants.
If
the
promoters
can
convince
the
soccer
clubs
the
profession-
al
game
would
be
an
attraction.
they
hope
for
crowds
of
20,000
to
30,000.
A
reader
of
the
Sunday
Reynolds
News
has
something
to
say,
and
not
at
all
complimentary,
about
the
annual
Gentlemen-Players
cricket
match
at
famous
Lord's.
He
says
he
reads
"with
nausea"
the
annual
match
Is
being
revived
under
"that
abhorrent
title."
"The
snobbish
taint
cannot
but
ers
have
these."
Eric
Hollies,
fair-haired
Warwickshire
bowler
of
leg-breaks
and
"googlles,"
drew
sports
writers'
praise
when
he
took
ail
I10
Nottinghamshire
wickets
In
a
English
county
game
at
Birm-
ingham.
His
feat
was
all
the
more
remarkable
due
to
the
fact
he
took
the
wickets
without
the
assistance
from
team
mates.
big
"surprise"
on
completion
of
50
years
with
Weat
Football
club
in
September.
More
than
1,500
($6,000)
already
has"
been
subscribed
to
the
"Everiss"
fund
and
promoters
hope
another
500
will
be
available
before
his
anniversary
date.
King
Solomons
recently
returned
from
Cardiff
having
fixed
up
the
light-weight
title
fight
between
Ronnie
James,
British
champion,
and
Ike
Williams,
for
Cardiff's
Nlnian
Park
on
Sept.
4.
Slammin'
Sammy
Snead
became
the
first
American
to
win
the
Ontario
golf
criampionshlp
when
he
posted
a
four-undsr-par
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLLMBIA
.IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
ESTATE
OF
ROBERT
HURRAL
OAMMON
otherwise
known
as
ROBERT
IfURRELL
OAMMON
DECEASED
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Ilunor
E.
D.
Woodburn,
Acting
for
and
at
request
of
His
Honor
W.
E.
Fisher,
made
on
the
31st
day
of
July.
A
D.
1946.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Robert
Hurral
Gammon,
otherwise
known
as
Robert
Hurrell
Oammon.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
18th
day
of
September,
A.D.
1946.
and
all
partlef
Indebted
to
the
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
thl
5th
day
of
August.
A.D.
1946
GORDON
F.
FORBES,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
203
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The
Dally
News
wishes
to
draw
attention
to
the
rule
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
is
payable
in
advance
at
the
office
at
time
of
presenting
copy
for
advertising.
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desiring
to
advertise
in
this
manner
In
the
Dally
News
are
askd
to
assist
the
office
and
respect
this
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
FASTBALL
SCHEDULE
Tonight
Grotto
vs.
Co-Op
General
Motors
vs.
Bo-Me-IIl.
MEND-Cl'MT
MIKADOS
Japanese
emperors
once
were
so
poor
they
had
to
sell
their
own
autographs
to
make
a
living.
68
on
tip
final
18
holes
at
Erie
Cowna
course,
Fort
Erie,
.six
years
neo
today.
Snead
carde"
d
a
71
previously
to
give
him
an
aggregate
cf
139
four
strokes
better
than
runner-up
Gordon
Brydson
of
Toronto.
-
-
Classified
Adverthk
tflaaa.'fleds:
2c
per
word
per
insertion,
minimum
i.h,..
J
60c;
Cards
of
i
ThanM.
i
nanus,
Death
ueam
Notices.
Notices.
Funeral
Tuntni&r
and
Engagement
Annourcemeni;
ENGAGEMENT
NOTICE
Captain
and
Mrs.
E.
B.
Baker.
1
WANTED-
"
...
.-
...
.
..
..
Vancouver,
u.u.
uormeriy
o:.
wu.-r
sd
d
P:lnce
Rupert),
announce
the
;
c.;m-
:;wc
u;i
engagement
of
their
eldest
Haw-n
B.C
daughter,
Katharine
Elizabeth,
wAMTrn
t
v
to
Mr.
Frederick
Harold
Keller
fT
atht
'
eldest
son
of
-Dr.
and
Mrs.
w.
H.
lr
a
Keller,
Vancouver,
B.C.
The
wed-
C"
,
'
ding
will
take
place
on
Septem-1
nl:
ber
9,
at
St.
Helen's
Anglican'-
c
Bo,:
Church,
Vancouver,
B.C.
IN
MEMORIAM
HODGKINSON
In
loving
mem-
WANTED-
-Oil
ory
or
our
dear
beloved
son,
Pte.
Frank
Edward
Hodekln-
son,
K10173,
Seaforth
Highlanders
of
Canada,
killed
In
Italy,
Aug.
9,
1944.
We
lost
a
son
with
a
heart
of
gold.
Dearer
to
us
than
wealth
untold;
Unseen
by
the
world
he
stands
by
our
side,
And
whispers
"Don't
Cry
Mum,
death
cannot
divide."
Happy,
smiling,
always
.content,
Loved
and
respected
wherever
he
went;
Always
thoughtful,
willing
and
kind,
A
beautiful
memory
he
left
behind.
Ever
remembered
by
his
Dad
and
Mom,
and
little
brothers
Alfred
and
Kenny.
I
OK
KENT
FOR
RENT
Apartment
In
Bay,
Apartments;
also
front
house-
(
Keeping
room,
phone
Blue
815.
(tft
FOR
RENT
Comfortable
sleeping
room;
reasonable;.
Apply
806
Fraser
St.,
evenings,
(tf)
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
General
duty
nurses
j
ev
ior
Miner
Bay
Hospital.
Ar
,
SPEED
BOAT,
S
'
rangements
can
be
made
to!
engine
Phc:.t
allow
for
part
time
duty
If
I
necessary.
Phone
635.
(188)
WANTED
Run
rnrrlor
1
and
small
rnntp
hntu'ooii
FOR
SALE
Bride
and
Tatlow.
Aiv.'vl
Northern
Distributors,
Green
I
91
J
or
Green
767.
(tf)
I
iWJMTrn
ii.
FOR
SALE-
for
City
Hall.
Please
annlv
in
writing,
stating
age,
martial
I
status
and
previous
experl-'
ence
to
City
Clerk.
(180)
WANTED
Experienced
woman
clerk
for
grocery
store.
No
other
need
apply.
Apply
Skeena
Grocery.
(tf)
WANTED
Maids
for
kitchen
and
ward
work;
also
wird
aides.
Starting
salary
will
take
Into
account
the
experience
which
you
have
had.
Applications
will
be
.accepted
from
native
and
white
girls.
Prefer
applicants
18
years
of
age
and
over.
It
will
be
necessary
to
live
in.
Miller
Bay
Indian
Hospital,
Phone
635.
(187)
BRIGHT
AND
HONEST
boys
and
gins
wanting
Dally
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de-
livery
routes
should
enter
their
j
names
at
the
office.
HOUSEKEEPER
Good
accom
modation
and
wages.
722
West
Fifth.
(tf)
CLERK-STENOGRAPHER
Applications
In
writing
giving
qualifications
and
references
will
be
received
by
local
business
firm
for
permanent
position
as
clerk-stenographer,
preferably
able
to
keep
books.
Box
150
Daily
News.
(tf)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
np-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
J.'mlted.
Vancouver,
B.C
tfl
PERSONAL
GREY
HAIR
handicaps
you,
Use
Angellque
Grey
Hair
Restorer
to
regain
natural
color-life.
$1
at
Ormcs
Ltd,
(187)
CASUAL
WWDow
AT
SMlTi
lylnentlcr,oi,
l!ns
been
'
casual,
-hoppers.
the
mam
,treeiite
"uiiw
:y
not,-
hr
;unh
th.
Thev
theni;!
ed
,he
court
h.
c"'-
appeared
iU
.
Ka
i
vi
-1-
""s
cnas'd
of
ment
lawn
by
Mr
WUlBl
WANTED-
-Olrl
fc
1
Keeping
k
J
Ave
stove
Apply
til
1181
FO&Sffi
FOR
SALE-
-5
es
Hanr
.hlrej.j-j.
in
3
uti.j
e;,
t
pre
j
ei:,i,
Hr.
Farm,
Kitwi.if.il
FOR
SALE--Bar
h.p
Palmer
ea
Lloyd
BL:k,E
p.m
FOR
SALE--to
tlon
Reascnabil
812.
FOK
SALE
-
(H
reasonable
pm.
1190:
Phone
IK
Ave.
West.
TOR
SALE
M
equipment
uifci
pie
:
Re.:;alw
Blue
943
ore..
il
West
FOR
SALE
StfJ
board
feet
t
M
Make
offer
it
l
Phone
BfcclttlJ
eveninss.
IF
YOU
WANTtfJ
Green
698.
malcj
and
femaHl
Call
Blue
810
M
and
6
pm.
timhpr
camp
utensils
equiprl
hnrsps
eood
Cfll
$5000
Apply
i
ton,
B
C
I
for
SALE-
c
o
m
b
n
a
tte
room
bedroom,
plus
an
fun"'1
of
mum-ins!1
stove
dining
P
Plus
(our-rooo
renta)
lncom:
nnrf
ereen
Wl
two
lots.
everything
0ff
town
Inquire
-encies
Wfi
BUY
AND
&
Used
Furnita
ware
See
;
elsewhere.
C
.
records,
20c'
set,
$16.M;
;
McClary's,
J;
machine,
tf4'
i..fiiH
In
fOW
radio,
nages,
9
from
unps.
rl
from
from
$12.50;
$7.50;
mt0
fans,
from
lJ
ney
ranges.
scatter
rugs.
J
Co.,
3rd
Ave.
FOR
SALE
-.'3!l
kitchencup'.
FOR
manue
...
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rt
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