I
Football
Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
New
Tuesday,
August
29,
1950
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Football
Benefit
(Shield
Otow
Maie
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D
rrottc
Ladies'
Tennis
Singles
champ-
ionship
by
Met
eating
Mrs.
Vera
Tinker
8-6,
6-4.
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1
Bcmbadier
Moffat.
102nd
Bat-j
'
itery.
won
the
knockout
cribbage
tournament
at
the
United
Ser-
At
tne
intermission
in
last
evoning's
football
game
the
draw
tor
tne
b'e
in
tne
f'st
game
f
the
Benefit
Shield
was
made
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int?ev
111
itlie
first
round
game
Wednes-
Will
then
meet,
the
nanartian
Can
Joe
Do
It?
TheyNever
Lesion
In
thj
fin.ii
.
...General
Motors
Hat
evenlnr
hv
features
in
the
Labor
Day
surtsi2
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and
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lb
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But
Louis
Has
Hopes
NEW
YORK
The
case
history
of
retired;
'
world's
heavy
weight
champions
is
that
they
never
j
come
back.
Thus,
Joe
Louis,
whose
last
fight
was
more
than
two
years
ago,
starts
out
with
two
strikes
and
a
heavy
income
tax
burden
as
he
prepares
for
a
comeback.
The
precedents
are
stacked,
high
against
the
Brown
Bomber.
witnout
precedent
In
the
annals
Gentleman
Jim
Corbett
was
of
D0Xing
he
Is
fighting
only
the
first
to
try
a
comeback.
That
;
t0
pay
hack
taxes
younger
was
53
years
ago.
He
was
only
I
heavyweights
than
Joe
sought
30,
at
the
time,
yet
f
ailed.
Jim
t0
at
a
patn
Dac
to
the
Jeffries
tried
one
in
1910
and
croWn.
All
have
failed,
couldn't
make
It
at
35.
I
jjm
corbett
retired
as
champ
Jess
Willard
made
a
come-lln
i895
but
eame
back
the
fol-back
in
1923
at
39
but
two
f
iowing
year
in
1897
he
lost
knockouts
changed
his
mind.
tne
title
to
Bob
Fitzslmmons,
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August
29,
1940
Miss
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won
the
City
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Bum"1?
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Legion
Wins
Manson
Cup
Defeats
Onernl
IfeUre
By
t
to
Score
Canadian
Legion
won
from
""i"'
v
fame
was
everuy
contented
but
the
Legion
finished
with
more
punch,
and
both
goals
were
well
scored.
Baxter
was
neat
and
dangerous
and
Boulter
picked
up
smartly
to
spoil
Smith.
Eby
gave
Baxter
&
chane
but
Large
and
Wellens
held
the
attack
off.
Murray
made
a
clever
run.
Ford
and
Mage
made
headway
but
rat
Wilson
could
nut
get
bis
shot
in.
Lien
blocked
a
great
drive
by
Smith
and
Boulter
cleared.
Krause
brought
off
a
sensational
save
from
Magee
and
Smith
headed
wide.
Lee
shot
behind.
Eby
stopped
Pat
Wilson.
Legion
pressed
and
Lien
cleaved
well.
I
Alexander
broke
up
a
Motors"!
uimu..
j.
iicu
oaxter
sent
Jn
a
high
twisting
centre
that
Boulter
Just
managed
to
top
but
Smith
was
in
to
get
the
ball
and
put
his
team
a
go?.l
up.
The
Motors
were
lucky
following
resumption
of
play
when
a
misunderstanding
between
Well-ens
and
Boulter
nearly
let
Smith
in
but
the
bar.
went
across
the
goal
mouth.
John
Wilson
went
close
followins
Wellens'
corner
kick.
Murray
headed
over
from
Baxter
and
a
moment
later
Bax
ter
was
very
alert
when
he
head
ed
In
a
low
short
pass
from
Smith
I
to
put
the
Legion
two
goals
up.
j
Krouse
saved
from
Magee
and
Pat
Wilson
and
then
Boulter
was
lucky
to
be
in
line
of
a
hard
drive
from
Smith
and
the
ball
Tebounded
off
his
knees.
Krause
saved
a
good
drive
by
Wellens
and
a
hard
drive
by
Pat
Wilson
who
a
moment
later
crossed
a
hard
drive
that
Krause
just
got
J"
ua
i
good
cnanc
inere
were
no
more.
program.
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Notices,
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j
HLTLF
WAKTED
Jack
Dempsey
hit
the
trail
in
1931
at
36
and
quit
after
two
years
of
barnstorming.
'In
1940
at
45,
needing
money,
he
gaged
In
three
exhibitions.
I
K.O.
ENDS
CAREER
Jack
Sharkey,
after
being
idle
j
Three
years
later,
Corbett,
two
years,
returned
to
the
then
188,
tried
to
regain
the
squared
circle
at
33
In
1935.
He
'
title
but
Jim
Jeffries,
218
stop-knocked
out
an
aptly-named
ped
him
In
23
rounds
at
Coney
Unknown
Winston
In
two
rounds
island.
Three
years
after
that,
at
Boston.
The
following
year
:
Corbett
again
came
back,
but
I
conditional
guam
he
lost,
won
and
drew
before
his
finale.
It
was
a
three-round
kayo
at
the
hands
of
Louis,
More
recently
another
ex-
heavyweight
champion,
Max
SchmelinE,
found
that
a
fighter,
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must
fight
to
stay
lij
shape.
He
held
the
title
until
he
retired
In
tried
his
comeback
In
1947
at
the
,
1905.
Public
opinion
,
forced
age
of
42,
without
success,
of'
him
to
return
In
1910.
Many
course.
wouldnt
accept
Jack
Johnson
And,
now
Louis,
slightly
fat
as
the
champ.
Jeffries
and
and
36,
is
forced
to
return
to
Johnson,
208,
met
at
Reno
and
it
the
ring
because
of
an
Income,
was
Jeffries'
last
fight.
John-tax
obligation.
(Son
flattened
the
35-year-old
OWES
TAXES
veteran,
in
15
.heats.
The
Brown
Bomber
owes
taxes
'
Nobody
ever
took
the
come-
LOST
HELP
WANTED
Sinele
Rtrl,
!
his
fingers
on.
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and
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in
sewing,
for
posl-
ter
combined
well
and
Boulter
tion
of
cashier
and
sales
clerk.-fayed
t
rather
luckily
&?&lv.
S,JSt
Sewlna
Cen9n2e;i
when
he
ran
out
of
goal
and
lost
feet
satisfaction
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be-
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about
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He
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anxious
to
make
a
deal
with
the
treasury
department,
hoping
tnat
a
September
tlght
with
back
taxes.
Cnarles
reCqgnlzed
as
the
fj
..
t
.
L.tHll.lv.un
ham
f
.11
n.i
n
Obauvo
,
but
Ne
York
where
the
box-
.
"ue
vacant,
soon
auer
Marcn
1949,
the
day
Louis
officially
tannnllm,pri
hf
rptirpmonf
,:
-
v.
v.-
"'v.w,
vn
ever
New
York
undoubtedly
will
give
Its
blessings
to
a
Louis-Charles
fight
whether
it
Is
held
here
or
in
Chicago.
i
Among
the
lighter
boxers
who
retired
undefeated
only
to
try
a
comeback
was
Benny
Leonard.
He
Hp
neld
hplrl
tVio
the
lightweight
Hvht,..o(,.v,f
crown
,
Come
Back
only
187
pounds
against
Cor-bett's
183,
at
Carson,
Nevada.
Fltz
put
over
the
knockout
In
14th
round.
j
I
this
time
Jeffries.
220,
ended
his
fistic
career
with
a
10-round
knockout
at
San
Francisco.
J
Jeffries,
who
won
the
crown
by
stopping
Fitzsimmons
In
11
rounds
at
Coney
Island
In
1899,
DacKS
01
Dempsey,
Sharkey
and
Schmeling
seriously.
Maybe
the
public
will
feel
the
same
way
aooui
joe
Louis.
He
was
not
the
Joe
Louis
of
old
but
old
Jn
T.nnic
in
M
his
New
York
fights
with
'Jersey
Joe
Walcott.
At
36,
wll,
n
M
nands
full
with
the
29-year-old
'
,?
wl
iax,
prooiems
,
,wlth
one
ght.
I..WD
ACT
Notice
of
Internum
to
apply
to
l.piiHP
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unit
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In
the
Atlln
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Recording
Dls-
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uriusn
uoiumoia.
and
mtu-
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on
the
Atlln
Townslte
Lake
shore
;
lease
or
the
following
described
unas:
commencing
at
Post
No,
1.
being
Its
Easterly
Cor.
thence
Nor-1
therljr
60
feet
Westerly
100
ft.
Southerly
50
ft.
Easterly
100
ft.
all'
more
or
less
to
commencement
point.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
ItR
Easterly
Corner,
near
crossing
of
Lake
Street
and
Rank
Street
North-
lerly
50
ft.-Westerly
100
ft
thence
"""'"j
iwi;
vnence
easterly
100
feet
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
4000
area
feet
more
or
less.
Use
of
area
to
be
for
Lake
Boat
Shelter
Dock.
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August
1st.
1950.
(220)
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
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FINISHING
See
our
Kodak
Camera
t
Llnerup.
Flash
attachments
for
all
Cameras.
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and
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Film.
Developing,
Printing
and
Enlarging.
320
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3rd
Ave.
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Everybody's
BIG
BUS
BUS
Spteiol
Buses
leaving
Watson
Prince
Rupert
match
two
goals
to
nil
and
also
.
became
the
first
holders
of
the
Manson
trophy.
The
Battery
and
.
,
,
.
,
.
1
.
;
1
.
,
f,",,
ti.
;
Krause;
Sur.berg;
McAfee;
aUA4A.
lWt.
n.rta
Bovtof
lHramm.
Smith.
Murrav.
Shore.
General
Motors:
Boulter.Lien
Wellens.
Homell,
Olsen,
Large,
Lee,
Jahn
Wilson,
Pat
Wilson,
Ford
Magee,
White,
Youden.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Gordon
Burns,
Fred
Fraser.
Faul
Beauregard,
C.
E.
Brown.
W.
Beule,
John
Routledge,
R.
Wat
son.
F.
Heeiey,
Mrs.
m.
viam
Lyons,
Canadian
Scottish.
!
Greenville
defeated
Kincolith
1-0
after
two
periods
of
over-1
.
,
:
i
t
:
r
time
in
the
semi-final
of
the
Northern
B.C.
native
football
championship
J
25
Years
Ago
August
29.
1925
First
N.B.C.
Regiment
defeated
a
combined
team
from
the
Provincial
and
Mounted
Police
in
a
shoot
at
McNicol
Creek,
the
scores
being
498
to
429.
An
imposing
list
of
events
has
i
been
compiled
by
the
Local
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Trades
and
Labor
Council
for
the
j
Labor
Day
Sports
Celebration.
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prize
of
$50.00
has
been
set
I
aside
'for
a
tug-of-war
contest.
I
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events
in
the
Labor
'
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Rpri
c,22.
.
(202)
i
,
6"
Sedan,
4-door.
one
third
down.
Apply,
70
Cabs.
(tf)M
FOR"
SALE
-
1943"
Plymouth'
sedan,
good
condition.
Phone
Green
405.
(203p)
irnn
FOR
sale
cattp
Aif
oil
burner
t,,77"ror.0'
range
complete.
Phone
Black
198
(203p)
vrv
'OR
sale
1937
10W
pa
Ford
sedan
j,J
i
overhauled.
202
(ith
Ave.
West.
Phone
Green
331.
(207c)
FOR
SALE
Buffet
and
table.
Phone
Red
471.
tf)
:
FOR
SALE
3-niece
chesterfield
suit.
116
8th
West.
(207c)
,
FOUND
FOUND
Parker
Dencil.
Initial-'
ed.
Owner
mav
have
same
by
calling
at
the
Dailv
News
and
.
Identifying.
-(204p)
.
ACCOC-TTANTS
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Incomf
I
ax
specialist.
S.
U.
Furk
Stone
Building.
Red
593.
(20m)
REPAIRS
.WATCH-Keoana
n'romot
effl-
,
djnt
service.
George
Cook
Jewel
er.
Satisfaction
euaran-
teed.
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST-
Stove
Service
&
Repairs.
G.
D
Rnson.
Black
503
(tf)
t-
KEAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
Two-room
cabin
on
.
two
well
cleared
lots,
well
lo-f-eated
near
Havs
Cove
Ave.
Full
price
onlv
$900.00.
terms
available.
6-room
Wartime,
fu'lv
insulated
and
ba-sement
excavated,
well
decorated
and
painted.
Reasonably
priced
wi'h
-Koine
u'iiils
aviuiuuie.
to
announce
to
their
many
cus-,
tomers
that
they
have
moved
to
their
new
location
at
733
2nd,
A
TI7,.f
Anan4-
fii
I'MQC
Ar.l
built'
and
Lord.
Raieign
rint.hp
Fall
suits
.
and
n
nr
ntiar'niQ
overcoats
re'.
from
$31
00.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE
--
DEALERS
IN
ALL
TYPES
Of
used
equipment:
mill,
mine;
and
logging
supplies;
new
and;
used
wire
rope:
pipe
and
fit
J
tines;
chain,
steel
plate
andi
shapes.
Atlas
Iron
&
Mets
Ltd..
25
Prior
St..
Vancouver.,
B.C.
Phone
Pacific
6357.
(tf)
SCHOOLS
ST.
JOSEPH'S
ACADEMY
Com-
intirai
uav
iiaao,
u
month
commencing
Sept
5
wiicu
lie
quil
in
WeeOlng
fontage
between
High
and
Iiw
money,
he
tried
the
heavier
WRter
mark,
and
fronting
on
Lake
welterweight
plas
ilv
voaro'
8treet
nmT
the
foot
of
Hank
Strent.
!
later.
"SSf
sell
ll&t"
V
and
19
bouts
he
came
a
cropper
Take
notice
that
I.
Harper
Reed.'
of
Jimmy
McLarnln
and
was!
ProsPpctor.
f
Atiin,
b
c.
occupation
flattenert
In
!
rnnnHc
i
uiJ""''
miena
to
apply
lor
a
-Maipv
A
McOunn
Vancouver-
C
E.
fprMcpVaC
Fr'carrl-
v
utiiv
via.i-i
u
v-m.
w
i
..v.
,
,
--
Der
month.
Commencing
Sept.igan,
R
Davis,
A.
Brown,
Ter
ilth--rhrthn?n
?)?s
n-irace;
Mrs.
A.
Muryn,
Khutze
'
FINE
HOME
ior
large
iamiiy
r
someone
wanting
it-vcuuc
inwwv,,c
vor
k.
living
rimml
and
kitchen.
4
bedrooms
with'
closets.
All
on
one
floor:
lull
..cement
foundation,
hot
air
furnace:
large
playroom
In
-,
basement
easily
converted
to
suiie.
.wicaieq
wen
iiimuc
be
bought
lor
cash
or
terms.
;
For
information
or
inspection
WISE
YOU
Wll,
1
see
Robert
E.
Montador
Ltd.
i
$7.50
per
month,
commencing,
run
ivr.ni
FOR
RENT
Singer
electric
portable
sewing
machine.
$5.
uri
utuui.il.
iiniueuiaw!
ueiiv
-
,
erv.
Phone
864.
Singer
Sew-.,
i-nn
nnryt-n
ill
1
1
y-..c
pad
ditmt
-annrr,
f
t
man
snare
Phone
Green
155
(206)
FOR
RENT
Room
amTboard
or
room
for
rent.
Phone
Black
6i0.
(If)
.
FOR
.Pi
r
jsiiir.p
wir.n
nur
-
1
At
f,rTi,Tr
n
V
rm
'
baliv
r9.n7nTi
"
.
I
FOR
RENT
Room
for
two.
1IB
OUTFIT
THE
LADS
AT
THE
.
...
,
xt-ni-r-v
Ti,a
Have
REAL
ESTATE
WANTED
buvers
reauiring
2
and
3
bed
SPORTS
SH
room
nouses
in
good
locations.
.-
I
FOR
RFNT
Room
and
hoard
List
vour
property
with
a
HI-POWERED
Snorting
Rifles
jor
lur
j
jeh
"len-
Phone
ne
Red
660
broker
for
widest
coverage
and
Write
for
latest
catalog.
Deal-i
2'o3)
aulckest
action.
Free
ap-i
era
ennuiries
invited.
Scope1
,
prais-al.
no
obligation.
See
Sales
Co..
Ltd..
326
Queen
St,!
FOR
RENT
Two-room
apart-Armstrong
Agencies.
Phone
Ottawa.
Ont.
'
(tf)
I
ment
No
children.
743
9th
342.
213c);
r
.
-
Ave.
West.
(202n)
Jackets
0
Trousers
1
Raincoats
Hats
FOR
SALE
Waterrront
property
on
Lakelse
Lae.
2
inbins.
jibout
300
yards
south
of
old
l
1,Ip1
Writ
Me
B
Vr...t
-
New
Dodson
Hotel.
25
Hastings
St..
Vancouver.
B.C.
i
8th
Wpqt
f9ft7nT,Tvm
navi"B
regara
only
to
thoae
son
Square
garden
In
1932.
The
Leonard
who
fought
McLarnln
that
night
was
not
the
great
Leonard
everyone
knew
but
a
weary
36-year-old
1
ex
it
Ua3
a
nnthatin
clrV.t
t0
see
him
absorb
such
a
beat
ing,
it
could
happen
to
Joe
Louis.
Ore
fighter
who
made
successful
comeback
was
Henry
Armstrong,
former
featherweight,
lightweight
and
welterweight
champion.
He
won
the
feather
title
at
25,
beat
Barney
Ross
for
the
welter
crown
In
1938
and
later
that
1
year
relieved
Lou
Ambers
of
the
lightweight
belt.
QUITS
AT
32
Two
years
later
Hammering
Henry
defeated
Cerefino
Gar
cia,
a
middleweight,
but
he
lost
his
weltertitle
to
Frltzie
Zlvlc
.
.,.
.
on
a
lo-rouno
aecision.
In
1941
Zivlc
stopped
Armstrong
in
12
rounds
and
he
retired.
;
But
he
came
back
a
year;
later.
In
three
years
he
won
39
1
of
46
bouts
but
when
he
took,
only
one
out
of
three
In
19451
he
quit
for
good
at
the
age
of)
32.
1
There
is
no
telling
whether
Louis
will
have
one
or
more
fights.
His
comeback
hinges
on
tax
arrears.
If
the
treasury
de
partment
accepts
his
plea
one
fight
will
mean
Just
that.
Another
fly
In
the
ointment
is
Charles.
He
won
a
twice-postponed
fight
against
Freddie
Be-Shore
August
15.
Charles
was
sidelined
the
first
seven
months
of
this
year
with
Injured
heart
muscles
and
his
last
fight,
not
Including
exhibitions,
was
a
year
ago
when
he
knocked
out
Ous
Lesnevlch
In
10
rounds
at
Yankee
Stadium.
The
International
Boxing
club
would
like
to
hold
a
Louis-Charles
fight
In
Yankee
stad
ium
on
September
27.
However,
iLL."!
5
Ray
Robinson
goes
through
for
the
date,
Louis'
comeback
would
go
to
Chicago.
While
the
Louis
comeback
la
'
Juneau;
Mrs.
Easter,
Ot-
j
tawa.
rrnr
MT-nrn
n
tow
itott
ow
,niI
:
,;
!,
DECEASED
Notice
tit
Creditor
TAKE
NOTICE
that
all
persons
aavlng
claims
against
tha
estate
ot
the
lata
John
W.
Wbeatoawho
died
at
Boulder
Creek
near
Deaae
Lake.1
B.
C.
on
or
about
the
1st
day
of
March
A
D.
1950,
are
hereby
required
to
file
same,
duly
verified
upon
oath,
to
William
Jackson,
co
P.
8.
Cunllffe
It
Co..
07
Commercial
Street,
Nanalmo,
B.C.,
Executor
of
the
last
Will
and
Testament
of
the
said
deceased
or
with
the
undersigned,
not
later
than
the
20th
day
of
Sept.,
A
D.
1950.
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
..u
.
-
..
.
.
'".u".
ne
ustate
..."la
"!cei8ea.
wu
P
"
""M'"u.v"
.
i
assets
OI
me
said
ol,c
"
"Jwruance
wiLn
tne
saia
"
(iv
Biinu
Elicit
lloC
lno"
mi.
nouoiiiiu,
uiu
itfia
any
of
August
A.D.
1950.
F.
8.
CUNLIFFE
&
CO..
Solicitors
for
the
Executor,
Rooms
1-3,
Imperial
Building,
Nanalmo,
B.
C.
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
Commodore
Cafe
Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
rnone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
3rd
Ave.
David
Chow.
Mgr.
J
(tf)
new.
too
small
lur
uwner.
.
Room
51.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
FOR
SALE-5-room
house,
car-'
(203p)
.
pets,
double
bunk,
pioed-ln
oil'
...
,,
1
heater,
oil
stove,
vpcuum
FOR
SALE
5-tube
Philco
man-cleaner.
Phone
Black
496
or
tel
radio.
$25:
used
babv
car-call
at
315
8th
East.
(tf)
:
riaee.
$10.
1424
6th
Ave!
East
j
(zU(P)
FOR
SALE
Eight-roomed
.
house,
two
cultivated
lots,
FOR
SALE
.-.f-
Babv
bueev
In
good
a
near
Conrad
Street.
$5,0001
condition.
Phone
Green
155
$3,000
cash,
balance
like
rent.
l'
Phone
Blue
245.
(219p)
,
fqr
SALE
1949
Ford
Prefect
Going
To
The
LABOR
DAY
SPORTS
Terrace
September
4
mm'm
bus
j
FOR
RENT
Room
to
share.
Red
471
(tf)
WANTED
WEHR.
.T-
TOP
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
iron,
steel,
brass,
copper,
lead.
etc.
Honest
grading.
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Vancouver,
B.C.
Phone
Pacific
6357.
(tf)
WANTED
Transportation
to
aiiLuuvci,
aiiaie
expenses
and
drive,
anytime
this
week.
Kepiv
J.
Levland.
P.O.
Box
I
mini
Knnpp
..
Hnnort
lonn
avuww.V.
VUUfal
WANTED
Yountt
business
man
requires
three-room
suit.
for
self
and
family.
Applv
Box
781"
Dailv
News-
(202P'
WANTED
to
care
for
working
woman's
or
widower's
home
r
two
rooms.
Box
782
Daily
News
XNews-
:
WANTED
Scrap
cast,
braes
copper,
batteries
and
radl-
ators
Phone
i4'i
rail
1
?q
ntn
west
itfl
-
-
-
I
WANTED
TO
BUY
Small
3
or
4
room
house.
Phone
Green
528.
Box
1219
City.
(204p)
WANTED
Small
house.
Box
760
Dailv
News.
(217p)
LEAVES
RUPERT
9.00
a.m.
ARRIVES
IN
TERRACE
12.30
p.m.
LEAVES
TERRACE
8.00
p.m.
ARRIVES
INI
BIIPFBT
11
30
a.m.
FOR
SALE
Small
laundry
bust-,
ness
In
Northern
B.C.
Bus!-'
ness
increasing
Genuine
reason
for
selling.
Box
.
782
Daily
News.
(203p)
,
I
m':
5af5-
4-re..$3i9-
Ai1."
EHTi
pert
Realtv
Co.
Phone
667,
evenings.
Green
291.
(206c)
FOR
SALE
Ninth
Avenue
East,
four
rooms
and
bath.
$1600
cash.
Prince
Rupert
Realty
?o.
Phone
667
(207c)
FOR
SALE
5-room
furnished
Jiouse
with
2
lots.
Apply
436
-ttherbrooke
Ave.,
or
phone
Red
'267.
(2l)
FOR
SALE
8-room
house.
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Box
762
Daily
'News.
(206p)
FOR
SALE
Furnished
house,
1136
Havs
Cove
Ave.
(207p)
nil
Sunday.
Scotember
3rd-
and
Monday,
Scpcl
Island
Stages
Limited
Depot,
3rd
Ave.
at
2nd
St.
(Service
Cabs),
rhone
l
IEASEIBALIL
TOOHUT
(Catty
Lsagmie
IPflay'flff
if&JSSSKg
(5:30
p