Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
:
Footbaii-
KECtPTlON
TO
DRILL
TtAM
(Continued
from
Page
1)
baturday,
August
26,
1900
is
reahzed
Hong
Kong
will
fight
if
attacked,
although
as
yet,.
Chinese
CoauauiUaU
have
made
no
test
of
strength.
Soccer
Shots
Business
and
prof
to
In
itself)
he
mentions
the
hundreds
of
miles
of
muskeg,
its
,
natural
richness,
and
the
enor-
Ray
Reflects
A
review
of
the
results
of
all
1aq(T1A
one
i-lir
bjiMna
-ilaimri
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n
,
.
signuicani.
tn
enlarged
army
f77?fj
l
P1111
Mtrfi
1
e
aIth
of
a11
tnis
northern,and
extended.air
protection
tell
H50
far
this
year
in
016
footDall
j.
kiiiii
i
ion
,o
land.
Prince
is
I
competitions
Indicate
how
Rupert
quite
;
tnis
.
So
$0
new
pipe
iines
an(j
muskeg-conscious
.
too.
There
1
wej;'s
anj
mi!e
stocks
of
food,
j
eveniy
matcneu
the
three
teams
BSaSS
(
might
be
comparisons
arrived
at.
j
0
and.
munitions
stored.
Vn-
changes
in
their
original
line-r,ni
.
I
j
i
i
i
i.
nrp
All
have
had
tn
maka
mnnv
rftflllS
mnonitll.Hn
nnrt
vavintti
f
I
,,...
J
"
ia&K.u
n!c
uiuw-
oh
"
in"
a
new
w
scale
of
$3.53
an
hour.
Architects
and
builders
...
.
i
....
same
pasye.
regularly.'1"1
8
a"u
f1
.
vy
oa,-lety
P'ayea
One
good
feature
that
no
onello.a
"'jf'811
Taw
nvms
in
Aiicuorage
or
rair-
fepded
against
invasion.
Evld-banks
should
make
a
special
cr,,i
w0m.nt
has
hen
study
of
frost-proof
water
pipes,
j
iney
are
sudjoci.
10
Deing
neeaea.
j
I
Battery,
G.Ms.
Play
to
Draw
In
a
regularly
scheduled
game
in
the
Manson
Cup
football
corn-
petition
last
everlne.
General
--;
-
-rnp
t,al-LC'J
MflTTPTV
STarrArt
aiancu
wlttl
wun
nrl
oniy
elBht
Payers
but
scored
first
wllen
Halvorsen
beat
Boulter
witn
a
fine
cross
drlve
after
Youden
had
narrowly
missed
Wi
son
had
hit
the
upright
,
,
The
i''e
Battery
uuery
Dttlf
defence
ueience
was
was
hard
nard
pressed
and
several
drives
were
blucked
in
the
goiu
area
before
John
Wilson
equalized
for
the
Motors.
Alex
and
Darrow
Gomez
were
dangerous
but
Price
cleared.
Halvorsen
went
close
with
a
free
kick
and
then
Pav-
imis
was
iu:
too
men
witn
a
hard
shot.
John
Wilson
hit
the
upright
but
the
ball
went
behind.
Battery
threatened
when
Dar
row
Gomez
made
a
fine
rnn
but
Wellens
checked.
Ferguson
headed
away
a
free
kick
well
placed
......
ou
u
iui
a
tu
say
wiism
Anyone
Ugurmg
on
stealing
a
ride
on
a
ra.uay,
anywhere
in
L-anaaa,
is
piaiu
out
of
luck
Many
a'
traveller
has
found
croring
;,tbe
equator
an
experience
to
remember,
usually
with
a
smile.
Within
another
few
months
a
United
Nations
army
Dta?nh
fro,"fn"ih
may
be
planniiig
.
on
on
crossing
the
in
38th
paiUlel.
What
to
expect
on
that
occasion
will
be
something
else
again.
John
Fisher,
who
has
a
gift
for
praising
rny
where
in
Canada
when
it
becomes
a
matter
'
Hawaii
or
Alaska
slackening
sails
tomorrow
night
for
the
ma,
vi
ait
are
oiavivtiiiu
Ottilia
i,vivj
i
a
b
ivi
vv
their
efforts
ffvlo
to
k
about
k...,(u
'
south
will
,m
v,
be
Todd
and
'
of
business,
has
been
giving
at-
,
men
but
there
are
other
matters
iention
to
muskeg.
Describing
,
to
reckon
with.
Vitally
import-the
vast
region
between
Old
On-
ant
not
only
as
an
intei
na-tario
and
th
town
of
Moosonee,
;
tional
trading
centre
but
as
a
chief
port
of
James
Bay
(a
sea
naval
bastion
serving
Britain,
it
bring
Statehood.
Perhaps
not
so
much
Is
heard-
but
the
will
is
there.
Eighty-three
years
is
Ions
,
enough
for
Alaska
to
remain
a
!
territory.
It's
time
for
a
change.
'
Korea
remains
in
the
minds
of
tm
BIRTH
NOTICE
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rv.
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SHOP
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WtTlnj
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES.
DC
21-22
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Block
Houis,
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St
2-5
Evenings,
Mon.
&
Frl.
7:30
Phone
Blue
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In
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Street
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&
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and
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Returns
compiled.'
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8.
B.
LAIRD,
B.
Comm.
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Block
Phone
M7
HANDYMAN
HOAE
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repalri
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNE
YB
OIL
BURNERS
PHONI3
Black
334
Red
894
P.
O.
Box
1870
by
Wellens.
A
long
dropping
Kergln,
unable
to
go
to
Long-drive
by
Billy
Gomez
was
Just
too
I
beach
herself,
had
been
"wonder-high.
Halvorsen
and
John
Wll-jful."
1
son
cleared
well.
Ferguson
and
I
Presentations
of
bouquets
can
oe
sure
i
before
.
-
a
game
is
.
i
played,
which
team
will
win.
I
This
helps
to
maintain
interest
from
the
paint
of
view
of
both
the
player
and
the
spectators.
the
-
Manson
Cup
compeU-
-
t
t.
.
v
-"
Kuiec
6umjs
remain
remain
to
to
be
be
P'ayea.
canaaian
wgion
wm
meet
eneral
Motors
once
and
the
Motors
wiil
lay
one
more
game
with
the
Battery.
There
also
'one
postponed
game
in
the
North
Star
competition
out-
standing.
Taat
is
Detween
the
lgkm
and
the
Battery.
-
OUtl
CUilipCVlUiUH
Oil
U3
lUiiOWS.
P
W
L
D
P
A
Pt.
t
Can.
Leg.
7
2
13
6
Gen.
Mts...
8
2
6
12
Hvy.
Bat...
7
2
13
14
In
all
their
fixtures
the
Heavy
Battery
have
won
six
games,
lost
four
and
drawn
six.
The
Canadian
Legion
has
won
six
games,
lost
five
and
drawn
four.
The
General
Motors
team
has
won
four,
lost
five
and
drawn
six.
In
the
Battery-Motors
games
the
Battery
has
won
three
games
from
the
Motors,
lost
one
and
drawn
three.
They
have
won
only
one
and
drawn
one
with
the
Legion
who
defeated
them
in
five
games.
The
General
Motors
have
lost
three
to
the
Battery
and
won
only
one
from
them
while
three
gdmes
have
been
drawn.
They
have
defeated
the
Legion
three
times,
drawn
with
them
three
times
and
lost
to
them
only
I
once.
The
record
of
goals
scored
for
and
against
indicates
a
weakness
In
the
General
Motors'
forward
line.
The
figures
show
that
they
have
scored
only
sixteen
goals
in
fifteen
games.
The
defence
has
only
given
Up
twenty-five
goals.
The
Leeion
hac
a
total
nf
twenty-six
goals
to
their
credit
and
their
defence
has
yielded
j
nniv
piffheopn
anal.
i
I
The
Battery
has
scored
the
greatest
number
of
goals,
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1950.
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and
Decor-at
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330
Second
A
Prince
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9
1
i
radiant
personalities.
To
show
t
that
little
.
things
might
som?
times
count
for
a
lot,
"Mr.
Mit
chell
told
how
one
of
the
girls
had
been
identified
in
an
ele-
vator
in
California
as
coming
(
from
Canada
becau.se
she
had
,
am
inanK
you
which
was
something
rarely
heard
in
the
United
States
these
days.
Mr.
Felsenthal
felt
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
might
have
taken
Job's
Daughters
a
little
too
much
for
granted.
However,
he
was
sure
there
was
appreciation
just
the
same.
He
offered
congratulations
en
behalf
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
citizens,
to
the
bethel
and
made
this
tangible
by
presenting
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell
with
a
handsome
shower
bouquet
of
carnations.
Mrs.
Mitcheil.
still
limping
from
the
effects
of
a
fall
on
a
Longbeach
street
In
which
she
had
chipped
her
ankle
bone,
thanked
the
citizens
for
all
they
hat
done
to
help
Job's
Daugh
ters.
The
reception
was
some
thing
of
whic.i
all
were
very
appreciative.
She
felt
that
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
were
as
proud
of
the
drill
team
as
she
was.
The
assistance
of
Mm.
L.
W.
were
also
made
to
Donna
MacAr
thur,
honored
queen
of
the
bethel,
and
Edith
Jordan,
majorette,
before
the
team
marched
out.
Don
Forward
was
master
of
ceremonies
for
the
proceedings.
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mm
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dittilltrt
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th.
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is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia
CAR
GOT
HIGHWAY
HOBBLE
!
If
your
car
bumps
along
the
highway,
making
life
uncomfortable
for
you
and
the
family,
better
drive
up
here
for
ser-
-vice
on
your
springs
and
shock
absorbers.
The
cost
Is
low
and
service
is
rapid.
Drive
up
today!
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Ford-Monarch
Dealers
The
Home
of
Friendly
:
Service.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
lv
thirtv-three
but
havp
trivemS01
few
cnances.
Holvorsen
did
Yet
today,
the
contrast
with
a
vpar
aen
is
sttikinar
and
vastly
.
.
.
....
t
I
ieu;tcu
enuy
v"-
'
ani
security
measures
tight-1
a
vpi.-
asm
it
seemed
wnir
L-nn
.m.iri
r.nt
he
-
i
reconsidered.
Harry
Miss
E.
Plintner
of
the
Todd
and
Pluto
show
.
,
!
After
attending
the
wedding
I
here
Thursday
of
Miss
Mar-
j
Is
i,
vich,
the
Misses
E.
Sauer,
M.
I
Krecsv
and
L.
Fereuson
are
re-
turning
tomorrow
night
to
the
south
aooaiu
the
Camosun
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bring
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743
9th
Ave,
West
(202p)
.
(
I
PERSONAL
-1
ALCOHOLICS
anonymous
1
Oftprs
.v.,itiufi
inn
;rt
release
from
ririnkinn-
Tt
w
a
wSoVand
confidential'
serv-
ice
for
men
or
women
rendered
without
cost
or
inconvenience'
bv
other
alcoholics
who
have
foiiiKU
freedom
from
alcohol.1
Princ
Ruoert.
P.O.
Box
130.
(H)
UNWANTED
HAIR
Permanently
eradicated
with
Saca-Pelo.
'I'ha
mdst
rmnrkuhiA
Hinv..
'
eryjof
the
age.
Saca-Pelo
is
guaranteed
to
kill
the
roots
of
any
hair
and
contains
no
drues
or
chemicals.
Lor-Beer
Lab,
679
Granville.
Vancouver.
B
C..
(H)
The,
Rupert
Order
House,
wish
to
announce
to
their
manv
customers
that
thev
have
moved
to
their
new
location
at
733
2nd
Ave.
Wast.
Agents
for
"Master-built'
and
"Lord
Ralettrh"
cloth.
Fall
suits
and
overcoats
irom
31.00.
f7
f
.
REPAIRS
WATCH
Remus
promDt
effi-clefjt
service.
George
Cook
Jeweler.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
'
,.:
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST-i
Stdve
Service
&
Repairs.
G.
D
Koiisnn.
Black
503
Uf
REAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
Two-room
cabin
on
!
two
well
cleared
lots,
well
lo-
1
cated
near
liavs
cove
Ave.;
Dunbar
broke
up
several
attacks.
Bond
fisted
away
in
a
dangerous
attack.
Alex.
Gomez
took
a
beautiful
corner
kick
but
the
ball
went
Just
past.
Ford
was
dangerous
but
Mazzoni
cleared
and
the
game
ended
with
the
score
tied
one
each.
Teams:
Heavy
Battery
Bond;
Dun
bar,
Ferguson,
Mazzoni,
Darrow
Gomez,
Billy
Gomez.
Schroeder,
iParkhouse,
Pavlikis,
Halvorsen,
Alex
Gomez.
General
Motors
Boulter;
Price,
Wellens,
Lien,
Hornell,
Ford,
Youden,
Reynolds,
Pat
Wil
son.
John
Wilson,
Large,
Magee,
Lee.
Referee
Dave
Fyffe.
COMMTNT
The
game
was
badly
Inter
fered
with
by
a
very
strong
wind
j
mat
maae
uie
oau
periorm
un-.
predictable
antics
and
kept
the
players
guessing
a
lot
of
the
time.
i
Bond
had
little
to
do
In
the
Battery
goal
but
fisted
away
ef-1
fectively
at
a
critical
period.
uar
ana
rerguson
were
reii-
ab!e
defenders.
Mazzoni
played
strongly
as
cid
Billy
Gomez
Darrow
Gomez
was
alwavs
a
threat
with
strong
forcing
runs'.
and
a
rare
sense
of
anticipation,
i
Sshroecer
played
hard.
Pavlikis
j
very
well
getting
a
grand
goal
and
later
defending
effectively.
Alex
Gomez
was
always
danger-
ous'
mattery
was
without
Cam-1
CIU"-
i
Boulter
P'ayed
an
alert
game.
Prlce
klcked
verv
sureIv
and
nlavpH
tiarrl
Jnhn
WHorn
t
-
"
V,
v.":.:
...
ii,v.
ii..
rn'
Hi
m.v
111.11
uh
liClll
when
he
Played
a
strong
game
at
'"ae
right
and
then
in
the'
second
half
was
very
reliable
at
back.
wellens
uas
always
a
hard-
driving,
good
tackling
piayer,
occa'iionauy
trying
ior
oa'8
Ford
was
very
clever
6a!i
control.
Uen
did
w"?
!
,
.
,
weu
(
"
his
Iirst
game
for
weei
Large-
ln
tne
econd
half
Played
effectively.
Forward,
the
Motors
were
ineffective
with
hardlv
a
T"r
Z.'
M
v..
.i.
u...
olsen
was
missed
as
he
was
un
able
to
turn
out.
Manson
Cup
Standing
P
W
L
D
P
Can.
Legion
7
4
3
0
8
General
Motors
....
6
2
2
3
6
Heavy
Battery
2
3
2
6
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous
We're
Here
to
Servs
YOU
Commodore
Cafe
Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
i
Sid
Ave.
David
Chow.
Mgr.
LOST
LOST
One
pair
of
glasses.
TiMnrlpr
nlpnsp
rpt.urn
in
Mnru-
aret
McLeod.
Joe
EnrightJ
Reward.
(200p)
LOST
Ten-foot
white
rowboat
off
mouth
of
Skeena
Wednes
dav
night.
Please
contact
Julius
Hadland.
Dodge
Cove.
(201p)
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Used
Electrolux.
Phone
Green
279.
(201)
FOR
SALE
1949
Ford
Prefect
Sedan.
A-l
condition.
Phone
Green
279.
(tf)
.
.
.-.
..
ok
oAiiE'
rortauie
tvpewruer,
oracticallv
new,
$50.00.
Phone
Red
622.
(202)
i
V"
.
SAh-Bea
cnesierne
a
ana
manning
cna
r
ana
laqie
aI1
for
$40.00.
Cabinet
radio,!
50
0-
A'v
12
9th
E,,,
;
uip
1
FOR
SALE
1937
Ford
sedan
overhauled.
202
6th
Ave.
West.
Phone
Oreen
531.
(201p)
i
1
FOR
SALE
Self-stoker
Iron
:
Fireman
furnace.
Call
Red
284
after
6
p.m.
(201p)
)
FOR
SALE
3
-piece
chesterfield
suite.
116
8th
West.
(201P)
FOR
SALE
Smart
looking
coal
and
wood
stove.
202
9th
West.1-(201)
FOR
SALE
Man's
bicvcle.
good
I
condition,
$15.
Also
walnut!
veneer
6-oiece
dining
roomj
suite:
excellent
condition.
Keasonaoie.
Fhone
Green
726.
I201p)
FOR
SALE
Fumed
oak
diningl
table
and
chairs
alsn
crlfiK
china
cabinet.
Call
at
326
6th
Ave.
nast.
(200c)
i
FOR
SALE
Buffet
and
table.
Phone
Red
471.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
'45
ChevT
iA-ton
truck..
A-l
-condition.
Phone
iv
Black
,
152
between
7
and
9
D-ni.
(200p)
I,
FOR
SALE
Man's
suit,
like
!
new.
too
small
for
owner,
Room
51.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
UUJP)
excellent
household
furniture.!
Due
to
strike
action
called
for
Noon
Friday,
A.;
the
last
northbound
sailing
LEAVES
VANCOl'VB
1
DAV,
AUGUST
24
at
9:00
P.M.,
DST
by
special
are
SOUTHBOUND
SAILINGS
Sunday
9:00
p.m.
DST
Regular
Schedule
Monday
1:30
p.m.
DST
Regular
Schedule
(instead
of
Tuesday
1:30
p.m.)
After
noon
Friday,
August
25,
no
cargo
will
be
load'
Ion
Steamships
Ltd.
vessels
but
passengers
and
ba?
will
be
handled
after
the
deadline.
All
ships'
enroute
will
continue
their
present
tr:
home
port
of
Vancouver,
B.C.
LMf
nlV
$9000-
termS,FOR
SALENumerous
Items
of!
wasnmg
machine,
chairs,
ra-
WANTED
Young
couDle.
ex-dip.
4-Diece
bedroom
suite,
pecting
babv
in
few
weeks
are
china
cabinet,
end
table,
din-,
ripenpratpiv
in
npprf
m
ap
up
only
one
fewer,
thirty-two.
'r.
i,n,ii.
,iu
i.
"c
'wucc
nuuis
In
a
game)
have
been
made.
Davp
Mlirrav
Of
t.hp
Tjcrinn
turned
In
one
of
these.
Pat
Wil-1
Of
the
Motors
has
On
tWO
.
,
.
.
nv.
n.c
mice
.
.
.
L
V.
!
I
-.
Limb
iils
fccam
rcgisierea,
9.I1Q
ana,
Nick
Pavlikis,
rtan"erou.
centre!
of
the
Heaw
Battery
has
also
'scored
three
goals
in
a
game
on
i
two
occasions.
Both
were
at
the
exPense
01
tne
General
Motors.
One
postDoned
game
In
the'
North
Star
competition
1
""rj""
might,
leave
the
three
tenms
tiprt
in
I
points.
i
the
Battery
defeat
the
Legion,
each
team
w
n
l
ri
,
have
eight
points.
The
Legion's
ll"1
oci
.
n
win
ui
uiaw
ior
tne
Legion
would
give
them
the
1
trophy.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Vermee
and
son
Frank
are
sailing
tomorrow
night
for
Vancouver
on
the
i
Camosun.
'
i..vn
ACT
Notice
of
liie-'..n
to
apply
to
I-eawMnd
In
the
Atlln
Land
Recording
Dis-
water
mark,
and
Irontins
on
Lake
Street
near
the
foot
of
Rank
Street,
"""I
laying
beneath
the
present
Wharf
Structure.
Take
notice
that
I.
Harper
Reed.'
rrospecior,
01
Atlln.
B.C.,
occupation
Propecting,
intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
Post
No.
1.
being
Its
Easterly
Cor.
thence
Nor-
tneriy
so
leet
Westerly
100
ft.
Southerly
SO
ft.
Easterly
100
ft.
all
more
or
less
to
commencement
point.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
Its
Easterly
Corner,
near
crossing
of
Lake
Street
and
Rank
Street
Northerly
50
ft.Westerly
100
ft.thence
Southerly
60
feet;
thence
Easterly
100
feet
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
5000
area
feet
more
or
less.
Use
of
area
to
'
be
for
Lake
Boat
Shelter
Dock.
HARPER
REED.
August
1st,
1950.
(220)
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
See
our
Kodak
Camera
'
Line-up.
Flash
attachments
for
all
Cameras.
Kodacolor
and
Kodachrome
Film.
Developing,
Printing
and
Enlarging.
320
-
3rd
Ave.
W.
.
ing
room
table,
chest
of
draw-
commodation.
2
or
3
rooms
trlct
ot
British
Columbia,
and
situ-ers,
table
lamns.
trilite
lamp.
furnished,
or
what
have
vou?
ate
on
tn
Atl,n
Townsite
Lake
shore
etc.
957
Hay's
Cove
Ave.
Phone
!
Mrs
Find'lav.
Kt.
Elmo.
(200o)
Montage
between
High
and
Low
Black
941.
(201p)
?
fil'ed
cushions:
bow-end
bed.
soring,
mattress:
dresser,
chest
of
drawers:
LeSage
piano
and
bench,
excellent
condition.
1402
8th
Ave.
East.
(200pi
HI-POWERED
Snorting
Rifles-Write
for
latest
catalog.
Dealers
enauiries
invited.
Scope
Sales
Co..
Ltd..
32Q
Queen
St.,
Ottawa.
Oni..
(tf)
FOR
SALE
New
beds
complete.
oieeoing
cots,
unuainted
chests
of
drawers.
Scores
ot
otner
articles,
verv
reasonably
priced.
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
1949
Chev.
Sedan,
4-door,
one
third
down.
Armly
70
Cabs.
(tf)
6-room-
.Wartime
f
u'lv
insu-
lated'
anif
basement
excavated;
well
decorated
and
paint-edi'
Reasonably
oriced
with
some
terms
available.
i
FINE
HOME
for
large
family
or;
someone
wantinar
revenue
house.-
Verv
large
living
room'
cl1dtW!nonbnXSrS:l
cement
s
foundation,
hot
air
lufnace.
large
playroom
in
baseme.nt
easily
converted
to
suite.
Located
well
inside
bridge,
is
close
to
schools.
Can
bei
Dei
do
bought
ior
casn
or
terms.
FOr
ii
information
or
insoection
self
R
Robert
E.
Montador
Ltd.
(204)
FOR,
SALE
5-room
house,
full
cement
basement,
2
bath-
rufiiiK
and
suite
with
2
corner
lofe,
harbor
lew.
Phone
Black
job
ui
mmij
niuouiuiuacai-
enue.
(200p)
FOR)
SALE
-
5-room
house,
carpets,
double
bunk,
pioed-in
oil
heater.,
oil
stove,
vacuum
cleaner.
Phone
Black
735.
(tf)
FOrt
SALE
Eight-roomed
hduse;
two
cultivated
lots,
nar
Conrad
Street.
$5,000
$3H)00
eash,
balance
like
rent.
Phone
,Blue245.
(219p)
FOR
8-room
house.
Fifth
,
Avenue
East.
Box
762
Daily
Mews.
izuop)
FOR
SftLE
waterfront
oron.
ertv'
mi
Lakelse
Lake.
2
ibins.
about
300
vards
south
of
old
hoWl.'
Write
Mr.
S.
Kohut.
New
.Dodson
Hotel.
25
East
Hastings
St..
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
I
LING
THE
TAILOR
IF
Yrtll
ARE
WISE
YOU
WlH
OUTFIT
THE
LADS
AT
THE
J
SPORTS
SHQ
LADIES'
AND
GENTS'
TAILORS
O
MADE
TO
MEASURE
SUITS
O
LATEST
STYLES
IN
COATS
O
HIGHEST
QUALITY
O
GUARANTEED
FIT
PRESSING
WHILE
YOU
WAIT
LING
THE
TAILOR
Box
286
220
-
6th
St.
.
Phone
649
NATIONALLY.
KNOWN
NAMES
I
Ling-belt
Soteder
Shovels;
I
Cranes:
Draglines:
Adam?,
Road
Graders:
Llttleford
Bros
!
Black
Ton
Road"
Maintenance
I
EnuiDment:
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Grannies;
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers:
'
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockpile!
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Port-1
able
Centrifugal
Pumps:
Na-i
tional
Dragline
ScraDers
and
i
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoi
s
t
s:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
I
Rotary
Screens
and
Conveyors
I
Full
information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver.
B.C.
(tf
i
Jackets
Trousers
n,:...ir
Hals
FOR
SALE!
5-room
furnished
house
with
2
lots.
AddIv
436
Sher-brooke
Ave.,
or
phone
Red
.
-57.
-
(204p)