6
Canadiens
Look
Good
5
shots
Ptfnce
Uuprrt
Dailp
JSctos
Thursday,
October
7,
1948
treal
Royals,
on
the
left
fl.mk.
The
hab
coach
Intends
to
keep
nK
can
chu
experimenting
until
Canadiens
Mmeem
return
from
their
western
tourl
of
tb(f
bMt
,
the
Na.
to
open
the
N.H.L.
in
Montreal
j
wag
by
October
14
against
New
York
Maple
Leafs
18
years
111
m
A
HEAVY
OVERHEAD
djr.
That?
what
you'll
have
too,'
If
you
doh't
get
the
heat
you
should
from
W-coal
you
shovel
this
winter.
ttoh't
let
a
faulty
furnace
bog
your
budget,
let
us
check
it
and
repair
it
"iow.
Rangers.
But
whoever
get's
the
ago
today.
He
went
to
Mont-
nod
for
the
eoveten
spot,
snouin
i
real
Marormg
as
coach
In
1937
get
himself
a
bundle
of
scoring
gnd
Jaler
bPcame
a
referee.
'
points.
I
I
By
BERT
ALLEN
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
MONTREAL
Montreal
Canadiens-
will
start
the
season
with
a
goaltender
and
a
defence
second
to
none
in
the'
National
Hockey
League,
two
of
th3
highest
scoring
forwards
frr
Elmer
Lach
and
Maurice
Ricftafd
and
a
flock
of
question-mar
veterans
aid
fookie
fofttard.
The
habitant.
will
fTs'
of
Ml
"questlorr-mftrks."
If
on
these
some
come
through
as
expected,
then
Canadiens
figure
to
inw
prove
on
last
season
when
they
finished
fifth
after
four
straight
years
on
top
of
the
heap.
rr
rv.npf
fifctk
IfVlft.
WhO
mxm
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
Fritzie
Zlvic
outpointed
Hen
"If
Robertson
is
left
witn
those
fellows
(Lach
and
Rich-
mm
iraaaMBBwafeTg..
1)1
I
.
:
to
1
7a
ry
Armstrong
in
a
thrilling
15-
Black
881
East
First
Avenue
FAWCETT
DEALER
ard)
I
wouldn't
be
surprised
i?irounder
for
the
world's
welter-
OR
he
won
the
rookie
award,"
says
weieht
boxing
title
at
New
Irvin.
ItPRESSfVI!
ROOKIE
Eddie
Dofohoy,
19
-year
-old
York
eight
years
ago.
Solving
Armstrong's
buzz-saw
style,
by
(Continued
on
Page
7)
OCLIVIRtO
FRECI
speedster
who
played
with
Leth-
rnoNE
hrldee
Native
Sons
Juniors
last
X's
th'
e
IRex
Gate
...
for
Tasty
Meals
ChopSuey
Chow
Mein
!
season,
impressed
while
playintf
mar
1
in
exhibitions
f
,rj
r
Lritti
Th
nrtrt
Richard
in
earl
so
far
and
I
regard
this
as
a
hSI
XU
V
missed
the
play-offs
kwt
yea
"
.
.
-
t
.
ai
w
10
iin
...
.
.
.
-
onnA
cttm
Tt
mpuriu
lhrt
l.
i
lor
ine
nrsi
"
practices,
Dut
now
irvm
niu
o--.
j
.
handling
N
HL.
tearW8,
tire
eh
shi!tf(I
ftlm
t0
another
lin.r
doesn't
intend
to
let
them
hook
everyone
has
to
iook
mi
"
fiooertson
and
Dorohoy
are
two
nim
"oia
tt"u
'
"
lJV
""n
raid
nt
Emptia
the
only
one
Canadiens
finish-
rooW
prtty
sure
(0
stlck.
.lepaily
us
fhry
did
all
last
sea-
"!'"""iKmtBW
ChtmNf
f
fishes
a
Specially
,
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7)0
a.m.
to
3
:K0
a
m.
IMI
L
ed
ahead
of
the
last
camparprr
other
Attacking
units
r-
"
I
oy
thrOovrrnmpiiiDf
British
rZZJ
JUST
AS
FEROCIOUS
AS
HE
LOOKED
Marcel
Cerdan's
ex-Dression.
as
he
absorbed
a
left
from
Middleweight
Champion
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
.
t
1rnm
Blllv
Riav
eeT,tres
"I
think
Richard
has
a
good
"on.
But
although
Irvin
iff
hrgft
or.
JfW
carveth
and
Norm
Dussault
chance.
A
really
good
chance
of
(
Tony
Zale
in
their
fight
at
Jersey
City,
seems
enough
to
scare
Zale
into
submission.
And
if
his
expression
wasn't
enough,
his
this
year's
edition
of
Cffnaaierw,
n
ntt
trtft
hlle
vt(ran
MufDh
passing
the
50-goal
record
lha;
ii.fr
hnnks
and
sLraieht
riahls
were
as
he
put
Zale
to
sleep
in
!he
wouldn't
predict
where
the
-.v.ftmb-.jairt
hi,s
ht...,
uUvlr.-t
he
established
for
one
sraaon
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
51G
Tel
TH
Flowers
For
All
Occasion
the
eleventh
round
of
their
15-round
schedule.
Cerdan
was
de-
j
habitants
will
finish
In
the
final
Jeft
wing
otr
two
lmeSj
wJt)1
ju
wager
he'u
be
crowning
the
clared
world
champion
when
his
opponent
was
unable
to
con-
stamding.
Dorohoy
and
Bobby
Fillion
and
50-mark
at
any
rate."
tinue
In
the
twelfth.
France
celebrated
the
native
son's
victory
MKSXff
witn
Kenny
Mosdell
and
Fillion.
And
about
Lach,
the
League's
by
giving
headlines
to
the
fight
and
putting
International
news
"
rnaph
fhink,
Howard
Rlopclle
and
Tod
Cam-
leading
scorer
last
year:
in
second
place.
r,!..
Dm
r,a
fm.e.
'
ipatj
peao
are
are
the
the
other
other
forwards,
forwards,
i
i
"Lach
"Lach
has
has
never
never
looked
looked
as
.
But
But
the
the
key
key
men
men
are
are
Lach
Lach
and
and
good
good
as
as
he
he
does
does
right
right
now.
now.
He's
He's
i
yjcxii-
-o
-
'
-
-
-
time
Vezina
Trophy
winner,
Is
in
for
a
great
season.
Richard
and
Rocket.
Here's
how
down
to
165
pounds,
only
a
J)aafted:
So
per
word
per
lniertlon,
minimum
charge.
80o.
Birth
flotloa:
;
6Uos
Cards
of
Thanks.
Death
Notices,
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
.--
and
Engagement
Announcements:
(a.
-
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
JntssV.M
Advertising
Is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
M
Irvin
Irvin
sums
sums
it
it
up:
up:
pound
pound
above
above
his
his
best
best
playinp
playinp
lyl
I"
ITllal
III
Wl
Durnan
has
never
looked
"The
"The
Rnrket
Rocket
hns
has
receivprt
received
tWG
two
wpieht
weight."
"
;t:':
CIVIC
CENTRE!-
.
.....
t
jr.
.
I
T
nnnTnArl
FOR
SALE
FUNERAL
NOTICE
Nmvat
Vl
V
N
I
lU
from
his
J?M"Z"
Injury
that
He
MORRISON
In
the
city
Mon-
FOR
SALE
Basketball
equip-
last
year
bothered
him
HAVE
YOU
ment:
7
pairs
green
satin
Yesterday
afternoon
the
'
room
was
filled
with
the
rayon
shorts,
5
white
rayon
others
wishing
to
take
the
knows
now
that
his
knee
will
course
are
asked
to
be
in
the
stand
up
and
he
hasn't
a
thing
club
lounge
next
Tuesday
when,
to
worry
about
in
that
respect.'
J"'"'
"""-
"
i
,
Knft.
t
fir.
iimi.
SEEN
seys,
7
maroon
Jerseys,
all
'TvT
'Xv.
7
'l'
tlay,
October
4,-
Mary
Morrison,
age
39
years.
Rev.
G.
E.
Sendall
will
conduct
services
at
Grenvllle
Court
Chapel
at
2:00
p.m.
Friday,
October
8.
Interment
to
follow
in
Fair-vfew
Cemetery.
B.C.
Undertakes
In
charge
of
snir.nhlv
mimhprprt
and
in
PX
the
course
will
begin
and
con-1
Irvin
will
open
the
season
with
:
tinue
on
the
following
Tuesdays
the
same
defence
that
f
Inlshed
TI1E
NEW
the
schedule
last
year.
Sure
of
throughout
the
fall.
table
ln
front
of
her.
Under
the
cellent
condition
in
interme-
able
of
Mrs.
N
R.
guidance
diate
s'-ws.
Entire
lot
$70.
En-
tnev
Poetised
basting
nfre
C
Rmrress
2SAS
Corn-(yung.
regular
spots
are
Kenny
Rear
First,
of
manv
snecial
rnteresD
"'"
IB":"1
dwkuwiv
,
stitch,
running
stich
and
a
back
wall
St..
Vancouver.
B.C.
'
stitch.
All
having-
mastered
!
Matures
being
arranged
at
the,Dou
Harvey
and
Olen
Har-
m
hie
I
these
three
essentials
they
rivio
rcntri
tio
nMnir
ufiii
Ho
mon.
Either
Roger
Leger
or
FOR
SAt
ommuter
Doot
ALL-RUBBER
OVERSHC1'
FOR'SAL
E
6-room
wartime
house.
1337
Pigott
Avenue.
(238)
FOR
SALE
Sacrifice,
English
bundled
up
their
dolls
and
wentja
C0Urse
on
group
discussion
Ha'
Lavcc
will
be
held
in
re-pram;
O.E.
sun
lamp;
baby-
ott
home
to
practise
their
sitches
!
methods
to
be
presented
Osto-'
serve
and
the
other
probably
tenda.
Owner
leaving
city,
because
next
Wednesday
they
ber
13.
if
Dy
R.
J.
Burroughs,
wl'l
be
farmed
out
to
Buffalo
0.
Phone
Green
213.
(23C)
are
going
to
cut
out
and
sew
J
assistant
director
of
the
exten-
the
American
League.
FOR
SALE
6-room
wartime
from
scraps
of
material
theyjsion
department
of
the
Univer-
Reardon,
one
of
the
circuit's
house.
1336
Pigott
Avenue.
bri"g.
underclothes
for
theirlsity
of
British
Columbia.
This
hardest
hitters
and
most
color-(237)
dolls-
"
j
opportunity
of
obtaining
the
players,
is
in
great
shape
after
Pkl
RUM
,
Wm
During
the
afternoon,
Row-
advice
and
assistance
of
such
a
workine
in
the
Labrador
woods
FOR
SALE
Complete
house-
land
Miles
told
the
girls
that,
if
line
autnority
as
Mr.
Burroughs
m
a
construction
project.
FOR
SVLE
Sunshine
Baby
Carriage,
very
good
condition.
Phone
Green
785.
(237)
..
.
'
',3
'
FOR
SALE
'tSge-
4-room
house,
good
condition.
Close
to
store
and
bus
stop,
good
view...
1070
Hays
Cove
Ave.
(237)
hold
furnishings
Including
ra-
any
couldn't
afford
membership
dio
and
record
player,
dinette
just
now,
they
only
needed
to
set,
bedroom
suite,
washing
register
at
the
desk
where
they
on
group
discussion
will,
it
is
expected,
be
generally
welcom-
prt
anH
arr,rpMnfprl
irarlfiuc
The
choice
of
a
left-winger
10
take
Toe
Blake's
old
spot
on
the
machine,
refrigerator,
Chester-
could
get
a
.membership
.
card
l,7,nTr
1
Punch
line
with
Lacn
afX'
R'eh-
iganizations
v.
have
been
invited
j
r
.
.
,
.
,
.
.
field
suite,
oil
burning
kitch-
na9
created
a
lot
and
one
of
the
attractive
mem-!
to
-have
their
members
take
ad-
aTd
sPecu
WRATH
ALL'S
WIOTO
FINISHING
Developing.
Prlntitf
'
Knlarjinif
QUICK
SKKVICI
Amateui
and
Professional
Supdum
liitloni
Bight
now,
Irvin
Is
uslnt
FOR
SALE
I
Electric
Range.
1
en
range
and
heater,
baby
bership
pins
which;
the
children
vantage
of
the
course.
auxiliary
heater.
Phone
466.
(tf)
1
Rookie
George
RoberUon,
a
Winnipeg-born
speedster
Up
Irom
the
Quebec
Senior
Mon-
h
V
V
!
.
'm
"'-
y
.
uamagc
aim
cwu.
niw
ou.ou
are
all
wanting
to
wear.
Mem-rifle,
double
barreled
shotgun,
terships
could
be
paid
for
dur-speed
boat
and
row
boat.
613
ing
the
next
three'
months
but
6th
West.
Phone
643.
(238)
the.
important
thing
was
to
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
FOR-
RENT
come
now
to
every
activity
open
to
their
age
group.
innouiicenwnt
.
.v.
FOR
RENT
Flat
In
Rand
Block.
Apply
Max
Ileilbroner,
Jewelur.
(tf)
In
the
evening
15
enthusiastic
'teen
age
boys
received
the
gen-
rral
nnt.linp
nf
thp
lpntVip.-
Moving
Parklnt
CntlM.
Shipping
and
Owrti
I'arUfr
nd
StoWf
ror
Complete.
R-i'sW
ifl
Mflrienl
fifrvlre.
call
mrUay'
Cartagt
&
Storage
...
,.o
and
Park
AWiu
RstHblLhed
1910
Pliontf.
60
and
W
FOR
RENT-Sleeping
for
room
coursp
ahpnf,
nf
1hpm
nnfl
nn.
FOR,.,
SALE-1948
Ford
sedan.
Newly
conditioned
throughout.
Price
$2300.
Apply
Ail
Murray,
99
Taxi.
.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
1
940
2ton
Che
v.
van,
good
condition.
Apply
Bob
Parker's
Garage.
(23ti)
FOR
SALE
Dominion
circulator
heater,
complete.
Phone
Black
828.
(23R)
.-.
.
.
.
FOR
SALE
Monarch
range,
coal
and
wood,
in
good
condition.
Can
be
seen
at
Thompson's
Hardware.
What
offers?
(230)
lined
plans
for
making
key
man.
742
7th
Ave.
West.
Call
after
6
p.m.
(247)
cases
next
Wednesday.
Wallets
j
Matured
?f
&
i
and
t
Sk.
A
and
loose-leaf
binders
were
projects
mentioned
as
most
Interesting
while
slippers,
camera
cases
etc.,
were
suggested
as
things
to
make
for
Christmas.
"ETE
CRAVETTO
wishes
to
announce
that
he
now
is
agent
for
the
well-known
firm
of
Wm.
H.
Leishman
'Makers
of
the
Best
Tailored
Garmcftts
fof
Men'
LeISHMAN
Custom
-
Tailored
Clothes
are
designed
for
men
who
know
the
difference.
For
further
information
visit
the
TIP
TOP
TAILOR
SHOP
FOR
RENT
Sewing
machines.
Portable
electric.
$5.00
per
month,
includes
delivery
and
return.
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Co.
Phone
864.
tf
Bottled
v
m
m&
A
England
W
J
,
fy,
FOR
RENT
Fully
furnished
front
room
for
lady.
Close
ln.
Bridge
lessons
are
beginning
on
Tuesday
next.
Garnet
Hull
FOR
'SALE
1946
Chevrolet
Fleetthaster
sedan,
two-tone
finish;
good
rubber,
ln
good
t
condition.
White
Box
69,
i
Sriifiers,
B.C.
(236)
Home
privileges
and
use
ofjis
conducting
the
course
and
kitchen.
Apply
to
Box
.403
the
lessons
will
be
those
worked
Daily
News.
(tt
out
and
set
down
In
book
form
by
Ely
Culbertson.
It
will
be
HELP
WANTED
more
satisfactory
if
everyone
,
.
...
,.,.
,
....
1
1.
fVl
rVinnn
V
rr
1
1
FOR
SALE
Pullets,
ready
toi
CIVIC
CENTRE
i
lay.
New
Hamps..
from
gov-
MAIDS
WANTED
tor
Kitchen
-
-
In
tlf
QlTfl
W'OfH
turrl'
Cnlnfii
4
:
j
emment
-
inspected
stock
trt
Rinn
,!,
'i-,.!"1"-
Four
PeP'e
have
al
perfect
cool
R.O.P.'s.
$2.00
each.
Leroy's
Ranch,
Kitwanga,
B.C.
(236)
Basketball
Clinic
For
One
Week
Commencing
This
Friday
$30,000
per
month
mainten
You'll
enjoy
iW
I
L
This
odvertisement.is
not
Dublished
or
disolaved
bv
the
Linuor
Control
I
ready
signed
up
for
the
course,
j
for
which
there
is
no
charge,
j
one's
Civic
Centre
membership!
being
the
only
requirement.
Alii
risfthe
fun
or
j
Bord
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
I
ance.
Uniforms
provided.
Apply
to
Medical
Superintendent,
Miller
Bay
Indian
Hospital,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(236
)
Rex
Bowling
AH
FOR
-
SALE
W
estinghouse
wEsKihg
machine.
Apply
941
3rd
Ave.
West.
3:00
to
5:00
p.mv:
(239)
INSTRUCTOR
ART
CHAPMAN
.
..r!ll
DUblif
Manager-Coach
Vancouver
Hornets
Professional
Team
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1932
Model
B
Ford
and
bam
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urday
and
evening,
Monj;
and
Tuesday.
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Sedan.
31,000
miles.
A-l
shape.
Gotod
tires.
Phone
Red
496.
(236)
WANTED
Car
Dal
teries,
ca'
radiators,
brass
and
copper;
paying
good
prices.
See
B.C.
0
o'clock.
4-ROOM
WARTIME
HOUSE,
Inside
bridge
on
6th
Ave.
East.
Newly
decorated
inside
and
out.
Complete
with
Bendb;
washing
machine,
electric
stove
and
oil
heater.
An
excellent
opportunity
to
move
in
and
start
living.
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SALE
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Teaching
Basketball
Fundamentals,
Plays
and
Technique
Schedule
(Daily
except
Sunday
and
Monday)
3:30-4:30
Juveniles
(age
to
13).
5:30-6:30
Juniors
(age
to
16).
6
:
30-7
:
30
Intermediate.
'
7:30-8:30
Ladies.
8:30-9:30
Seniors.
Instruction
Fee
for
6
one
hour
sessions,
$2:00;
Students
$1.00
Monday,
Thanksgiving
Day,
will
be
reserved
for
Special
one
hour
team
sessions.
Fee
$4.00
per
team
private
lesson.
one
year
old
77
h
p.
Gray
Mar
fice
work
and
typing.
Perman
Let
your
Jeweller
be
your
guide.'
For
more
than
a
quarter
of
a
century
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
have
shopped
ah
Bulger's.
ent
position.
Billing
machine
5-ROOM
HOUSE
with
harbor
view.
Large
living
and
dining
!
ine
Engine,
$3000.00
cash.
Apply
.at
the
Cow
Bay
office
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-op.
Boat
can
be
seen
at
Fishermen's
Floats.
(238)
experience
nelpful
but
not
necessary.
Apply
N.B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.,
Room
15,
Besner
Block.
(tf)
There
have
been
many
changes
but
ln
all
III
rooms,
with
hardwood
floors.
Electric
fireplace,
modern
bathroom
and
kitchen.
Part
basement
and
foundation
of
cement.
No
fuss,
no
fixin'
STOKI"
III
Ill
PERSONAL
OPEN
TO
ALL
CIVIC
CENTRE
MEMBERS.
REGISTER
NOW
mat
time
people
have
been
able
to
depend
on
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111
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the
quality
of
Bulger's
merchandise.
11
a.
All
PERSONAL
Why
Cook
Sup-'
everything
done.
FOR
SALE
Sawmill
and
Box
Factory
at
Georgetown,
near
Prince
Rupert;
water
power.
Apply
Box
190,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(tf)
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no
per?
Take
home
Fish
and
6-ROOM
WARTIME
HOUSE
on
Chips
from
the
Terminal,.
1st
Overlook;
together
with
Lunch
for
40c
and
save
oil-burning
range
and
permit.
money.
(tf)
only
$2,000.
PERSONAL
Lewis's
fresh-'
APPly
killed
boiling
chicken.
Phone
ROBERT
E.
MONTADOR
LTD.
Black
949.
(238).
241'
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meir
customers
wen
satisuea.
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Phone
174
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This
year
Bulger's
have
been
fortunate
in
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having
had
a
large
stock
on
hand
in
many
lines
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before
prices
advanced.
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People
will
find
prices
reasonable.
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FOR
SALE
Labrador
pups.
Males,
$15.00;
Females,
$10.00.
Mother
and
father.
Good
hunting
dogs.
Apply
W.
Walsh,
Telegraph
Point,
B.C.
Will
be
ready
to
go
by
November
1
4,
(240)
LOST
WILL
COMPLETELY
install
one'
furnace
ln
Prince
Rupert
free
lost
Downtown
Tuesday,
Uo
Friction
Please!
Has
the
Oil
Filter
on
your
car
been
changed
at
the
manufacturer's
recommended
mileage?
And
while
on
the
subject
have
all
the
other
points
requiring
periodical
attention
such
as:
Wheel
Bearing
Repack
Change
of
Transmission
Lubricants
9
Cleaning
and
Ite-Oiling
of
Air
Cleaner,
etc.
been
taken
care
of
according
to
the
Instruction
book?
Many
of
:hese
details
are
overlooked
even
by
the
owner
who
conscientiously
has
his
car
lubricated
regularly.
We
remind
our
"Regulars"
as
these
services
become
due.
UHDsIiliol'oTs
LTD.
O
PHONE
866
o
lady's
brown
kid
glove.
Kindly
phone
Black
277.
(236)
MACmNERT
KOK
SAI.r
oi
cnarge
over
week-end.
6
or
7-room
house
preferred.
F.
B.
Gamblin,
Phone
Green
471,
90
Hays
Cove
Circle.
(237
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III
METAL
WORK
FOR
SALE
Large
four
on
1st
Overlook;
immediate
occu-pancj.
Good
condition.
Priced
for
quick
sale.
$1200
is
full
price
of
a
three-room
cottage
orj
Ambrose.
5-room
modern
house,
partly
furnished,
near
King
Edward
School,
$2000.
Armstrong
Agencies,
Phone
KRASEKSTR
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II
Is
princ
ro
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National.
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
-
(tf)
PLUMBING
Installations
and
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Tar
and
Cavel.
Roofing.
Letourneau
Ss
Sons,
629
342
-or
Green
297.
(240t
jeixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
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