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Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Yi".osc;f;
November
29,
1950
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Old
Country
Presentation
At
Fooiball
Dance
Co-ops
Get
Even
With
Hardware
Men,
Scoring
54
f
o
42
Victory
j
Fans
who
came
out
in
the
hope
of
seeing
Cordon
and
Anderson
repeat
their
victory
over
Co-op
vvero
disappointed
last
night
at
the
Civic
Centre
gym..
It
,
was
Co-op
all
the
way.
The
fishmen
took
a
live-point
lead
in
the
first
moments
of
the
game
and
were
never
overtaken.
The
final
score
was
Co-op
54,
Gordon
and
TT
LORD
The
Prince
Ruix-rt
Football
;
"
.
.
..."
EnaUsa
Association
Cup
P
first-
Association
held
a
very
success-
!
rep;avs.
.
ful
dance
at
the
Canadian
Le-
;
oidham
Athletic
2.
Bradford
gion
Auditorium
on
Saturday
ci:v
1.
evening
when
seventy-five
coup-
Southport
3.
Lin
join
City
1.
les
attended
a
function
at
which
I
-LUne'dy
1.
Bristol
Rovers
.
1
the
presentation
of
trophies
won
j
i
overtime
t:e.
during
(lie
season
took
place.
j
In
making
the
presentation
j
t
km
was
enthusiastically
endor-Presider.l
Jack
Wilson
thanked
i
.,a
Manson's
looked
good
as
he
swished
through
three
long
shots
to
make
over
half
the
points
scored
by
the
losers.
Anderson
42.
It
was
only
In
the
final
quarter
that
the
hardware
j
team
looked
as
though
they
f
might
make
It
a
close
one
as,
they
cut
an
11-point
lead
down
to
7,
but
Co-op
came
Dae
strong
and
in
the
last
three
or
four
minutes
just
toyed
with
the
losers.
Oil
those
sneelol
I
.
fUJff
i,
JMhcn
only
the
W
I
-a
III
!
'
sufficed
The
game
was
ragged
with
Blackaby
7,
Menzies
4,
William-sccasional
flashes
of
first
class
son.
Total
42.
rUJ';y-:,
,
.'Will
ball.
There
was
some
spectacular
shooting
but
!t
was
marred
by
a
lot
of
sloppy
ball-handling
with
cinch
lay-up
shots
being
missed
cn
several
occasions.
Football
::
Finally
Mr.
Wilson
thanked
his
executive,
Alex
Haig,
Jock
David-
I
son
and
Ralph
Smith
who,
with
j
the
captains,
had
helped
to
j
make
the
season
so
successful,
j
After
the
presentation
refresh-
;
ments
we.e
served
and
then
the
j
lootbailers,
with
their
partners,
showed
how
expert
they
were
in
"tooting
their
way'
'through
the
many
dances
for
which
excel-1
lent
music
w
as
furnished
by
I
footballer
Stan
Veitch
and
his!
orchestra.
I
I
WFST
HANNINGFIELD,
Essex.
England
(?
Sa
many
dogs
bit
pesuoman
Emily
Powell
on
her,
route
that
she
tonk
her
own
dog
I
for
protection.
Now
she
has
re-
I
tired
and
villagers
p.e-ented
her
with
SOX.
advance
Please
refrain
from
ZS
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if
vU-i
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a-
b.
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"It
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RESCUED
AND
RESCUER
OS.
Robert
Elvidge
of
Ladner,
B.C.,
left,
was
washed
overboard
from
H.M.C
S.
Athabaskan
during
a
storm
in
the
China
Sea.
OS.
Joe
Adamson
of
Sudbury,
right,
grabbed
him
by
the
belt
and
hauled
him
aboard
from
a
high
wave.
This
navy
photo
shows
the
pair
on
the
quarterdeck
after
the
episode.
'
,cp
PHOTO)
In
the
second
half
Godon
and
manson.
Anderson
was
able
to
match
Intermediate
Co-op
about
point
for
point
but
Merchants
Wesch
7,
Place,
the
fishmen's
big
lead
of
25
to
Jordan,
Christoff
4,
Eidsvik
4
10
in
the
first
half,
was
too
much
Young,
Dumas
4,
Pa
noil
4.
Total
to
overcome.
23.
!
Sid
Scherk
fattened
his
scoring
High
School
Green
Ford,
record
with
13
points
and
young
Clark,
Becker,
Blackaby,
Bather,
Mickey
Webster
was
again
a
Webber,
Rhodes,
Peneff,
Shep-stand-out
with
12
points
and
pard,
Woods,
Petersen,
Tode.as.
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"the
donors
who
so
willingly
gave
the
handsome
trophies
for
competition.
To
the
Canadian
Le-gien
went
the
North
Star
trophy
donated
by
the
North
Star
Bottling
Works
and
t!ie
Manst:i
Trophy
donated
by
Manson's
Jewellers.
The
popular
Brick
Eby,
captain,
received
the
trophies
oti
behalf
of
the
team.
To
the
Heavy
Battery
went
th.
Sheardown
Trophy,
presented
by
Sheardown
Grocers,
and
the
Labor
Day
Cup.
There
were
accepted
by
the
captain,
Darrow
Gomez,
to
the
applause
of
the,
large
audience.
j
Mr.
Wilson
reft.
red
to
the
fine
work
of
the
captains
in
playing
as
well
as
in
leading
the
teams,
To
the
sponsors
also
went
an
acknowledgment.
To
'he
refer-
ees
a
sincere
word
of
appiecia-
Classified
Adertlslng
is
payable
in
I
i
I
some
fine
ball
handling
and
de
ceptive
play.
Joe
Davis,
still
a
little
wobbly
aner
a
doui
wnn
me
nu,
came
15,
Dumas
3,
Marshall
6,
llolkes-through
with
9
points
and
Ted
i
tad
11,
Gill
1,
Currle,
FSaten
10
Arney
continued
'
to
improve,
''Smith
4,
Matthews
2.
Total
42
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getting
the
leading
score
for
the
evening
as
he
hit
the
hoop
for
11.
Don
Scherk
did
not
play,
having
lost
a
tooth
to
the
hands
of
&
A
coach
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corners
open
and
give
the
Co-op
the
room
they
needed
to
get
for
baskets.
The
seniors
have
a
week's
layoff
now,
as
they
make
way
for
the
annual
Ketchikan-P
r
1
n
c
e
Rupert
High
School
series
at
the
Civic
Centre
gym
ims
Friday
and
Saturday.
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The
ln
Hich
oreen
ureens
aiitoH
walked
mi
all
over
Merchants
to
win
47
to
23
Thev
1
are
a
a
hettr
better
i,,n0
looking
,
team
.
cacn
tIme
they
come
on
the
floor
and,
although
they
let
the
Golds
takP
an
easv
ohp
fmm
thPm
n.vt
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Tuesday,
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mass
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dark
clouds
10.000
feet
thick
made
it
necessary
for
city
lighting
to
be
turned
on
until
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Dress
ISTANBUL
(Reuters)
Wh"n
Enghshr
High
School
fo
Girls
w
as
lounded
here
100
year-5
this
month,
a
few
timid,
heavily-veiled,
guarded
girls
were
the
first
Turkish
pupils.
I
Today
the
Turkish
pupils
U
G
school
wear
gym
bloomers
hlnnsps
onrt
hnHvo.-irtni-n.
,
v.v.
,t
Chats'
much
the
same
as
girls!
British
and
Canndinn
ho-iW
They
go
around
unveiled,
an;i
their
steD
has
the
vifmr
n'f
the
..
.
"
I.
umrammeilea
modern
miss
111
anv
rivilizpri
rnnntrv
ine
eiaer
dudiis
cutter
in
oniv
one
fashion
from
other
TurkUh
girls
they
wear
no
make-up
At
not
in
school
hours,
The
English
headmistress.
Miss
D.
E
inompson,
says:
"We
have
omy
in
one
rule
about
make-up:-none."
Horse
and
Dog
Live
Leisurely
WINNIPEG
0
Two
shaecv
dogs
and
an
old
horse
are
living
11Ie
lif
01
.
,..,...
'elsu'e
nel-
v..,.-
ohn
SheP
nn5
and
Bounce,
the
collies,
and
Rock,
a
17-year-old
Z
T?.
horse
nrse'
inherited
'"n'a
a
a
ui
.i
men
misi-
ress,
Mrs.
Elinor
Scott,
died)
at
Fisher
Rmneh
Man
Pri.nHc
,
!Mrs
Mrs
-
acm
Scott
wo
no
hTve
nave
be-n
been
takinp
taking
to
care
of
the
animals,
said
the
elderly
farm
woman
had
lived
al0ne
!ih
h.r
pets
f0-'
ma"y
yeais.
wnen
mey
aie,
me
estate
,
Hl
r:,.h,
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October
ligure
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lower
than
at
a
cnf.
responding
date
last
year
RCAF
Officers'
as
Mess
Is
Burned
15
FORT
NELSON
The
officers'
mess
5f
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
at
Fort
Nelson
burned
Tuesday.
The
building
was
not
occupied
at
the
time.
Cause
of
the
fire
was
not
learned.
Value
is
placed
at
$10,000.
HORSE
WAS
WINNER
SUDBURY,
Ont.
'
When
a
Sudbury
motorist
pulled
out.
to
I
pass
a
milk
wagon,
the
milk
1
15
horse
jumped
on
the
car.
The
v,
u
iiiv
ii
ij
ve
iiuuu,
u
"wuiBiii
a.iu
nic
vvuiu-,
shield
were
badly
damaged,
but
there
were
no
marks
on
the
horse
of
IN
THE
BnPREME
COltRT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PHOBATB
'
IN
THE
MATTKR
OF
THE
ERTAtE
OF
MARIE
(MARY)
LOUISE
,
LEMIRE
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
'ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
TAKE
NOTICE
that
bv
Order
ot
His
Honour
Judp
W.
O.
Pulton,
miwle
the
22nd
day
of
November.
A
D.
1!I50.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
o
Estate
of
Marie
(Mary)
Louise
Le-mtre.
deceased,
late
of
Ocean
Falls.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same
properly
verllied
to
me
on
or
before
the
31st
day
of
December.
A
D
19!0.
after
wt.lch
date
claima
filed
may
be
paid
without
reference
to
any
claims
of
which
1
then
had
no
knowledge,
and
all
Ouoto
price
and
Quantity
to
(
Box
834.
Daily
News.
(tf-ncj
'
WANTED
Bv
single
man.
small
furnisheri
anartment.
nr
house-1
keeoin?
room.
Phone
498
days
weeks
registered
unemployed
or
Red
893
evenings.
(281p
;
rose
by
10,400.
The
total
was
147,-
J
.-
r-7r..nnn
at
November
2
WANTED
TO
BUY
Well
built',000
compared
lied
return
rif
e
"
"our
ex"-
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
cop-Dense
for
full
refund.
Imme-1
&alV7ie.SndK,nrafidft0wS-
543
call
629
6th
W
diale
delivery;
will
send
COD
!
fjfme
Write
for
catalosue.
Canada's!
Cltv-
UI'
SWAP
I-
Wanted
to
exchamge-
u'
1
ceiain
enamei
kitchen
sink,
i
left-hand
drain
board,
for
right-hand
model
in
same
new
condition.
Phone
Red
915.
(278pl
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
FULLY
enuiooed
machine
shop
'
located
near
Cow
Bav
indus-
trial
area.
Prooertv
includes
buiiding.
lot
and
comolete
set-ud
for
enuine
overhaul
.woyjc,
welriine.
blacksmlthing.
etc.
Ideal
operation
for
two
men.
Books
o.en
to
bona
fide
purchasers.
Priced
tar
below
replacement
cost
at
$'
2.000.
Terms
arranged.
For
full
details
see
Armstrona
Agencies.
Phone
342
(eves.
Green
297
1.
(281)
WORK
WANTED
WANTKO
-
Houseke
keeping
job.
Applw
Annlu
m
Hox
w-
XV
ui
hi
ily
News.
282p
PKKSONAL
ARE
YOU
hard
of
hearing?
Then
hear
vc!
Hear
ve!
With
tlie
almost
invisible
Vibraphone,
no
troublesome
batteries
cords
or
wires.
Onlv
$15.00.
Phone
Blue
414
between
6
and
8
p.m.,
or
write
Box
1541,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
I300p)
WIN
THE
Monarch
Dream
Kitchen.
See
our
windows
for
contest
rules.
MONARCH
FLOUR
NOW
AVAILABLE
AT
BURNS
BKST
BUYS
PHONE
755.
We
deliver
(2
:79c);
r
1
tmriMif
v
o
n
R
Vniw
vk
iush
Dealer
between
5
and
6:30
p.m.
at
Black
9'JO
lor
aenionstra-
tion
of
our
Christmas
specials,
i
281p)
NORTH!
AND
Dairy
milk
deliv
ered.
24c
ner
quart.
Whv
pay
more?
Phone
18
for
daily
de
livery
service.
(M-29)
'
".
i
-7Cr;
!
REAL
ESTATE
4-Room
Wartime,
close
to
s
:no!,ls
inside
bridge.
$1500
down.
6-Rot
in
Wart
ime
close
in.
!
fenced
yard
and
Rarae.
Includes
iu'w
(jas
range,
chesteriielvl
suite
and
bedroom
furniture.
Terms
available.
;
Anplv
j
KOBEUT
E.
MONTADOR
LTD.
(283)
Ave.
consisting
of
4-room
house
with
room
in
basement
and
2-room
house
at
re
ir.
Monthly
rental
return
S100.
All
this
for
onlv
$2000
down,
balance
as
rent.
Phone
Blak
089.
(279pl
;
-
now
to
guarantee
good
accom-
mooaiion
ior
spring
and
summer
sailings
Dvhhavnn
Xr
Hanson
"Travel
Agents,"
315
3rd
West.
PS-Prepaid
pas-
saes
-
Yeadily
arraneed
"di-
rect
to
Canada.
for
immi-
grants.
BUILDERS
&
CONTRACTOR?
i
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
'.
lar
ana
pravel
roofing.
Call
629
6th
West
Phone
543.
LetourneaU'
ana
sons.
(tf)
,
MODERN
Painting
and
Decorat-
i
ing
Kpence
and
Matuik.
'
Phone
Black
215
evenings
or;
noon
hour.
P.O.
Box
1111.
(tf)
:
COMPLETE
'builders1
supplies,,
fast
fast
service.
service.
Lsland
Island
C
Citv
Build
-
,
ine
Supplies.
Blue
820.
(18m)
'
Finest
Coaki
Profes
(jUALir;
rims
Fur
Duvnnrixlden
-and
Wom
S
MAC
SHOE
HOSFfi
But
774
8K
Buy
the
Bcst-Bl'
Famous
ELECTRON
Cleaner
and
Air
P
Small
supply
nw:
R.
W.
COLLIN
Authorized
D-:
,
PHONE
451
r..,tiM
aboW
if1
SERVICE
&
SUPP.
1
MARGARET
Mdi
OPTOMETRIST
Boom
10
STONE
BUHC:
pilONI
'
BLUE
55!
P.O.
BOX
1
cnwEY
GONIO
OPTOMA
mete
VWri
OFFICE
not
.....ninfP"
Telephone
SUPl"
serviced
and
stove
conditional
guar
((.ctSal'sfaCt'"
serviw
733
5th
West
Business
and
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
Cl
lARTERKI)
ACCOUNTANT-'.
a.
p.
gardner.
c.a.
a.
l.
b;:i.l,
c.a.
324
Second
Avenue
Rox
?03
Phone
83
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
WavinR
Beauty
Culture
in
all
ils
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
fi'if)
colussi's
music
store
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
Rt'
Ph.
Black
38S
RORIE
&
LAlRD
ACCOUNTANTS
AUDITORS
nesner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
HANDYAvAAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
BuihlinK
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS-CHIMNEYS
O
I
L
BURN
E
R
S
PHONES
Black
334
Red
SM
P.O.
Box
1070
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
310
Soconri
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
f?,.,o
"ouse-
Bux
r,
7,
r
FOR
SALE
.New
chesterfield':
beds:
beds
complete-
un
)aint-
1
ed
chest
of
drawers;
sewiiu;
!
machine:
kitchen
st
ives;
heat-,
ers;
hardware;
coffee
tables,!
end
tables:
bedroom
suites;
scores
of
other
useful
furni-i
tore
at
lowest
prices.
See
B.C.I
Furniture.
Black
324.
(tf)
FOR
SALE-Comforlable
trailer!
home
can
be
seen
on
First
i
Ave.
West
Has
double
bed.
sin-
!
tie
bed.
heater,
built-in
cup-
!
boards,
etc.
Prise
only
$':()
!
complete.
See
A
r
m
s
t
r
o
n
k
Agendas.
Phone
342.
(281c
!
'
lney
B've
lnem
P11
worry
about
after
last
night's
display.
It
was
a
fast
breaking
team,
playing
as
a
team
unit
that
gave
them
such
a
decisive
;",tl-ry-
victory
Exeent
except
fnr
ior
th
tne
l
last
it
pj.
r
loa
tne
passing
plays
were
good
although
passing
in
the
final
quarter
Dccame
sloppy.
Peneff
was
a
stondout,
playing
his
best
ball
of
the
season
and
racking
11
points.
Sather
got
in
for
tV)0
ralullinH
nnrl
A
I
a
r.
1
n
1,
a
A
Plenty
of
hustle.
For
the
losers
r
-was
..
.
.
.
.
,
,
Christoff
the
best,
although
had
toueh
luck
on
shooting.
lla
mnri
a
nnini
roK
"d
Parne
Par"e11'
1
H,Ugn
Z
Ia
'
Dumas
and
Eidsvik
scored
four
JUNIOR
The
score
In
the
Junior
Division
tells
the
story
of
the
game
High
Juniors
won
by
an
overwhelming
42
to
11
over
the
luckless
Mansons.
The
game
was
featured
by
Ron
Ciccone's
fight
and
hustle
which
netted
his
team
points,-
and
earned
him
the
title
of
the
outstanding
player
for
any
Iwague
during
the
evening's
basketball.
Webber
for
sealed
tenders
oddn-Bneci
to
tu
undersigned
at
Ottawa.
Ontario,
end
endorsed
on
the
outside
o(
en-
ow
-leiiui-r
u
u""'"
rvlce
veswl"
will
be
recelv-
up
to
12
o'clock
noon
on
the
i6th
December
1050
for
the
construction
a
motor
vessel
of
about
i
in
length
for
use
in
ealmon
servl-:.-;
duttes-on
the
West
coant
by
the
Fisheries
Research
Bourd
of
Canada.
Tenders
will
not-
be
oonktered
unless
made
on
the
forms
supplied
by
the
Department
of
Fisheries
and
In
accordance
with
the
conditions
set
forth
therein.
Each
tender
fnust
be
accompanied
by
a
deposit
equal
to
10
per
cent
of
the
amount
of
the
tender,
which
de-1
posit
may
be
in
the
form
of
a
certl-1
tied
cheque
on
a
chartered
bank
in
Canada
payable
to
the
order
of
the
I
Minister
of
Fisheries
or
Bearer
Bonds
the
Dominion
of
Canada
or
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Company
and
its
constituent
companies
unconditionally
guaranteed
as
to
principal
and
interest
by
the
Dominion
of
Canada
or
the
aforementioned
bonds
f.nd
a
certified
cheque
if
required
to
make
up
an
odd
amount.
The
Plans
and
Specifications
may.
be
obtained
on
application
to
the
i
Director
of
the
Pacific
Biological
i
Station,
Nanaimo,
B.C.,
upon
the'
deposit
of
$25.00
In
the
form
of
a
certified
cheque
or
Money
Order
made
i
payable
to
the
Receiver
General
of
Canada.
This
deposit
will
be
refunded
when
auch
plans
are
returned
In
!
good
condition.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
will
not
necessarily
be
accepted.
8.
BATES.
Deputy
Minister
of
Fisheries.
Department
of
Fisheries,
November
2,
1050.
(N25-27-29)
FOR
SALE
1950
Meteor
cu"slnmiFOR
SALE
Revenue
property,
1
...in.
.
.
.
.
I
533
tiQI
7th
71
A
tt
West,
ltn?i
,.4
1
sedan
with
onlv
4700
miies
finished
in
beautiful
metallic
I
Alpine
blue,
mechanically
per-
.
feet
and
in
showroom
ctvli-tion.
Phone
Blue
305
(281
pi
I
r
OR.
KALE
One
double
bed-I
house
preferably
with
base-,
ment
and
furnace
Phone
Black
992.
(283p)
i
WANTED
Puppy,
female
terrier
preferred.
Box
838.
Daily
News.
(278p)
WANTED
Good
home
for
female
golden
Irish
setter.
1315
Piggot.
(279pi
WANTED
TO
RENT
2-bedroom
j
house
or
suite..
Phone
Red
707..
(278pl
SALESMAN
WANTED
SALES
OPPORTUNITY
One
of
the
continent's
laraest
Acci-j
dent
and
Sickness
Companies.
First
day
to
lifetime
coverage
bv
cash
payments.
Offers
ex-:
cellent
contract
and
earning
possibility
to
right
man
who
must
be
a
determined
worker.
Replies
confidential.
Write
to:
Bartram
&
Cardom
Limited,
404510
West
Hastings
St.,
Vancouver,
u.c.
'
(H)
OPPORTUNITIES
TELEGRAPH
OPERATORS
Due
to
increasing
demand
for
operators,
survey
is
being
made
to
secure
Information
concerning
those
interested
in
becoming-
railroad
telegraph
operators.
If
enough
interested
parties
apply,
school
staffed
by
competent,
experienced
instructors
will
be
established
in
downtown
Prince
Rupert.
Rates
reasonable,
in
keeping
with
thosp
charged
in
other
schools.
No
tuition
fees
requested
or
accepted
at
this'
t'me.
Apply
Box
839.
Daily
News.
(278)
FOR
RF.NT
for
ppmt
d
Z
Z
fS.
TR??m
nd
b.oar(1
vru'"5
'"an.
n.
Dnvaie
h,0ome.J5hne
Red
HO
or
call
om
tast.
(281p)
Flr.hon?HpB1
5!SmS
f0r-
Ient'
(tf-c)
FOR
RENT
K
I
p
p
n
i
n
rr
rnnm
pentleman
only.
Phone
Black
o.
(279n)
R(2?,i,
bS?
board
Ior
,re,nt1-
""i"
ACCOUNTANTS
Pimi.Tn
AccniTHTiwT
t
Tax
specialist.
S
O
Furk
Stone
Buildlntr
Red
593
"-
,
(20m)
FOR
SALE
Wartime
4
cheap
for
cash.
Furnished.
Phone
Red
'19
after
ti.
423
6th
Ave.
East.
(283c)
FOR
SALE
House
5
rooms
and
bath.
Cash
or
terms.
Phone
Green
C20.
(283pi
.....
'.'
OOING
TO
II
ROPE?
RESERVATIONS
should
be
made
xieao.
stir
mi'
nnr
nm
roct-
1
Beattv
wasliinr
nv.iehinc
1
'
ironing
bo-ird
1400
6lh
Ave
;
E.
Phone
Blue
821
(273n)':
-
i
FOR
SALE
One
single
cylinder
:
Norwegian
Union
2"i-3a
H
P.
semi-diesel.
for
stationary!
power.
Aoolv
Standard
Ma'-i
ehine
Shop
or
phone
Black
:
910.
(27ptlj.
FOR
SALE
100-e-allon
hot
wat-
!
er
tank
comn'ete
with
water
i
a
c
k
e
t
heater,
-reasonable!
Phone
Black
213
after
6
p.m.
j
FOR
SALE
Used
doors.
2T"
x:
'".
.Call
629
5th
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
FOR
SALK
ChiM's
two
wheel
bicvcle.
$12.00.
Blue
28(3.
(278p
;
FRF.S1T
flnllchnn
o-rensp
for
snip
!
See
B.C.
Furniture.
(tfc)
;
RTPAIRS
WATCH
REPAIRS
Prompt
ef
-
I
frcient
service
CJforae
Cook.i
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
guaran
-
.
teed.
.
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
Slove
service
and
repairs.
O.
L.
Honson.
Black
003.
(tf
parties
indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
this
22nd
day
of
November
AD.
1950.
OORDON
P.
FORBES,
Official
Administrator,
,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(284)
TRAIN
bCKEDULE
For
the
East
-
Monday,
Wednesday,
Fciay
8:00
p
m
From
the
Fast
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Snhudaj
10:15
p.m.