Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday.
November
14,
1950
SHIPS
anr.
p'i.O.D.E.
Sending
Blackwood
On
Bridge
By
Eosley
Blackwood
uilVI
-
Alt
.
WATERFRONT
I
,P
BIG
EXPORT
During,
the
first
half
of
1950
Britain
exported
6,106.713
rubber
tires.
Ji
ft
'
-r"--oci
a-
-.i'
ch
&
J'M
I
Parcels
Abroad
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
Chapter,
lODE,
was
held
in
the
CiVl?
To
emphasize
an
important
point,
I
want
you
to
Frank
Waterhou.se
frel.J
U
"J
Centre
with
11
members
presfrtitl
berg,
arrived
in
port
yesird-V
and
Regent
Mrs.
Stewart
pre-1
afternoon
from
Watson
Island
siding.
Mrs.
O.
ii.
S.
Blackaby,:Here
she
loaded
90,000
feet
ot
municipal
regenc,
was
a
gues;.
Ilumber
and
other
building
mnt
HEATI
Ibid
this
hand.
Suppose
you
held:
S
Q
J
7
4
3
II
None
D
A
7
6
4
C
K
6
5-
Say
o
your
partner
opened
i
the
,t
i
bidding
i
with
one
,
,
,
,
,
.
,
,
,
,,
.
u
''
t
heart,
i
ou
would
bid
one
spade.
All
riyht
so
far.
Isow
,
.
.
.
,
.
.
,
your
partner
i
bios
i
two
hearts.
What
do
vou
do?
!
f
-
til
7
yd
Jifvm
Special
Christmas
parcels
areerials
for
Kincolith.
rrom
the"el
.0
oe
sent
overseas.
The
Child
she
was
to
proceed
to
Alice
Arm
i
wind
Fumily
Welfare
convener
re-
(
with
general
cargo
to
discharge
ported
;u
ramies
iiuve
ueen
after
which
she
will
load
135
toiu
assisted
in
the
last
month.
jpf
concentrates
for
Vancouver
Final
plans
were
made
for
the
.
She
is
expected
back
Jure
tomor-.oming
fall
bazaar.
jrow
morning
on
her
return
trio
Alter
business,
refreshments
to
Vancouver.
-"ivenient
Economical'
Automat:,
k
,
Ul
r
Hi.
30
saving
A
costs.
TKRms
AE
I
...
mj
Phone
r(.
Mand
King,
Cpt.
Walter
Holm-
Union
steamer
JCamnsur,,
Capt
John
Boden,
arrived
In
port
a
8
a.m.
today
from
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
and
sailed
at
noon
on
W
.return
to
Vancouver
after
Dick-
lng
up
cargo
and
passengers
hore
!'
1
I".
TAILORING
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
'
LING,
ihe
TAILOR
i
I
220
Sixth
St
Phone
649
Mojjhl
Gas
1.
Low
tost
operation.
2.
Rockgas
is
clean
YJ.
doesn't
blacken
utensils.
m
i
3.
Instant
heat.
4.
Just
turn
t
he
but
ton
and
burner
at
full
heat.
5.
Rockgas
is
six
times
hotter
than
city
gas.
6.
Oveti
at
required
temperature
in
minutes.
Both
sides
vulnerable.
South
dealer.
(Mr.
Miihv)
S
K
J
8
6
S
4
H
K
Q
7
3
D
None
C
7,4
3
(Mr.
thumpl".!)
(Mr.
fMIr)
W
A
s
a
Q
10
7
2
H
A
8
4
H
J
10
9
6
U--
10
8
3
D
J
4
C
ii
J
8
C
K
6
a
Smith
(Mix
HraKh)
8
B
D
A
K
9
7
f
8
2
C
A
10
&
'
The
bidding:
LIVERISH9
-Trout-,
never
come
a.ngly"
they
mrl
So
uke
Ur.
(.'liases
Kidmy-Liver
filli
i
ami
Ket
two
moment
m
onei
tii
ufovin
remedy
helps
yea
(eel
bet
let
ier
tx-cuu
it
rehevr.
hoth
Kver
and
kidney
disorders
and
the
backache
and
loinmi
j,jnts
which
o
often
result.
ir.
tha
name
todeprndon.
s
i
Ranges
(
j
!
BROS.
j
i
...
SS)
$104.50
to
$310.50
SEE
THESE
GAS
RANGES
ON
DISPLAY
Ask
for
a
Demonstration
DDUDLE
DISTILLED
rtfa
Hrefa
n
South
Writ
North
Ka-t
1
D
Pnss
1
9
Pass
2D
Pass
28
Pass
3
D
Pass
3
H
Pass
3
NT
Pass
43
Pass
3
D
Dbl.
''Give
up
Pass
Look
what
happened
to
that
sterling
partnership
of
Miss
Brash
and
Mr.
Muzzy.
Neither
one
would
give
in.
Neither
could
"stand"'
the
other's
suit.
Mr.
j
Miuzy,
for
'
example,
couldn't
stand
two
diamonds,
undoubted.
So
he
soon
found
himself
stand-
ing
five
diamonds,
doubled.
But
Miss
Brash
is
even
more
to
blame.
She
should
have
passed
two
spades.
Mr.
Champion
opened
the
queen
of
clubs
which
Miss
Brasn
won
with
the
ace.
With
no
hesitation
at
all,
she
fired
back
the
nine
of
spades
hoping
to
catch
Mr.
Champion
napping.
Not
Mr.
Champion!
He
had
heard
Miss
Brash
deny
all
those
spade
bids.
He
didn't
have
to
see
a
singleton
to
know
it
was
there.
So
right
up
with
the
ace
he
went
He
then
cashed
the
ace
of
;
hearts
and
two
more
e
club
,
.
,
u.fc
A2?
t,ere
w78
n
t0
keep
him
from
winning
two.
diamond
tricks
later.
Down
1100!
McRAE
'
.In
VS.1
f
A
ri
.1
i
t
.
.
You'll
enjoy
llie
inalure
perfection
for
fcliicli
lliis
famous
Cunatliau
live
lii.-ky
lias
trixlilimially
been
noted
...
a
perfer
iTim
rerognictl
liy
he
u'oi!i-
of
B.C.
lio
appre
ciate
llie
full-lxiilii-il
fl.iv-
i
our
ami
mellow
rH-linms
of
RC.Ioul.lenilinVd.
ord
nrr
.
V-
B
'"Pyaoie
in
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning,
Classifieds
3c
ner
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
...!
Cards
of
Thanks
"anks
Death
Death
Nutlet
Notices,
F
Fun
,
eral
notices.
Marring
t,h
.r0,Mmo(
.
0
u.iBugiiicii,,
fuuiuuncemenis
-
OU
SPKCIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
Tough,
Isn't
it?
The
only
available
bids
which
seem
to
be
within
the
bounds
of
reason
are
two
spades,
three
clubs,
three
dkimonds
and
two
no
trump,
Yes,
its
tough
to
find
A
BID.
But
the
solution
itself
is
easy.
I
suggest
that
you
do
not
bid
atj
all.
I
recommend
a
pass.
If
the
I
opponents
were
good
defenders
I
would
pass
even
with
a
little
!
stronger
hand
than
the
one
shown.
Did
somebody
say
you
should
bid
again
because-
you
"can't
stand"
two
hearts?
I
hope
not.
To
answer
that
let
me
ask
a
question
of
my
own:
can
yo'i
stand
three
hearts?
Because
that
is
the
bid
you
are
most
j
likely
to
hear
next
from
part-
ner.
I
The
point
is
that
this
hand
s
is
a
misfit
and
that
means
dan-
ger.
Ia
general
it
is
wise,
oft
course,
to
probe
around
to
find
;
a
fit
with
partner.
But
on
hands
which
are
obviously
misfits,
such
'
probing
is
a
luxury
which
you'
will
do
well
to
forego.
Remem-!
ber
with
every
bid
you
are
get-
ting
higher
and
higher
.
.
.
and
closer
to
the
point
where
the
opponents
will
start
doubling.
This
is
what
to
do
with
the
bid-
mug
wnen
you
recognize
a
mis-j
fit.
Drop
it.
Drop
it
fast.
WORK
WANTED
MIDDLEAGED
woman
would
do
light
housework
in
respectable
home
in
exchange
for
board
and
room
for
awhile.
Call
Room
No.
4.
Royal
Hotel,
(ltpi
DRESSMAKING,
'
ladies'
"taior
ins
also
children's
clothes
Phone
Red
872.
t270p
PERSONAL
PHONE
YOUR
Fuller
Brush'
Dealer
between
5
and
6:30
p.m.
;
at
Black
990
for
demonstra-'
tion
of
our
Christmas
specials.?
i281p
;
BUILDERS
&
CONTRACTORS
PLUMBINU
and
Heatlne
-
oneet
Me'.al
work.
Tar
am
Gravel
Hooting
Call
629
6tfi
i
west.
I'ljone
o43.
Letourntai.
'
and
Sons.
tf,
?RR
N
plntme
ai,d
,Pe,cr
'
aung
boence
and
Mataik
Fhone
BlacK
2is
mum
,.t
noon
hour.
P.O.
Box
1111.
(til
'COMPLETE
builders
supplies
;
lust
rvice.
island
Citv
au.id-
inn
atlCOiieS.
H
ue
HZU.
I
IXml
REPAIRS
I
'.J
'
i
WATCH
Keparr
prompt
etfi-
U1L
rjlKNriK
SPECIALIST
atove
.Service
Si
Keoairi.
ii.
D
Konson.
Black
603
t,i
REAL
ESTATE
5
room
house,
basement
and
j
furnace.
Excellent
condition.
I
$2000
down.
4
room
Wartime,
excellent
j
condition.
$1000
down.
i
4
room
large,
fully
furnished.
$2000
down.
3
rooms,
two
lots,
good
foundation
and
nart
basement.
$1000
down.
4
rooms
with
cement
basement
and
manv
improvements.
;
$1500
down.
ROBERT
E.
MONTADOR
LTD,
Evenings
phone
Green
935
;
(2683)
OWING
TO
OTHER
interests
will
spll
nrnfilnhlo
cawJn.
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO,
NEW
WESTMINSTEH,
I.C
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
Y
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British!
MBMBasuaeBaaaaaHBVBaeBHBeABiiaaaMsasiBaeBHBSHBMBMa
Business
and
Profes
NEW
TULIP
CULTURE
CALLS
FOR
PLANTING
OF
BULBS
DEEPER
Tall
Late
Tulips,
Planted
Deeply,
Will
Bloom
for
Many
Years
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
New
chesterfield
bVds:
beds:
beds
beds
comnlet.e-
comolete:
In
un
laint
..
ea
enest
ot
drawers;
sewing
machine:
kitchen
stoves:
heaters;
hardware;
coffee
tables,
end
tables:
bedroom
suites;
scores
ot
other
useful
furniture
at
lowest
prices.
See
B.C.
Furniture.
Black
324.
Uf
FOR
SALE-Vivian
12-14
h.D
neavv
dutv
gas
engine
with
propeller.
No
reasonable
olfer
refused.
Aoplv
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Credit
Union
or
boat
"Aurora."
New
Floats
(270p)
SEVERAL
USED
vacuum
cleaners,
tank
type,
for
sale.
Including
Electrolux.
General
E.ectric.
Pmllin.
etc
603
Hays
Cove
Circle.
Phone
R
W
Col-
lins
451
or
Green
279.
(269c
FOR
SALE
Used
radios,
with
marine
band.
Standard
and
short
wave.
Floor
models
and
table
models.
Guaranteed.
Phone
6.
McRae
Bros.
265c)
FOR
oar
r
FioMri
rorii.'T
J?ASrRl?c?l.c
JalatVa?
"
i.wi
.foai,,
iu.u;
r
uk
is
a
i.
k
used
doors
2
fi"
x
6'6".
Call
029
5th
West.
Phone
!
543.
(tf)
i
FOR
SALE-McClarv
"Duchess"
were
served.
Mrs.
K.
V.
Ardagh
wao
the
lucky
raflle
winner.
He
Sold
First
Lots;
Is
90
Now
J.
J.
Miller,
former
real
estate
j
operator
ana
newspaperman
or
Vancouver,
has
reached
his
ninetieth
year
and
feels
in
fine
shape.
He
lives
with
his
grand-;
daughter
and
husband.
He
came
to
British
Columbia
in
1903,
and
that
a
highlight
of
his
career
was
the
booming
suc
cess
he
made
was
when,
as
auctioneer,
he
sold
Prime
Rupert
lots
for
the
British
Columbia
government.
Children
Played
With
Vicious
Snokes
MUNICH,
Germany
When
ponce
saw
cniiurcn
draw
a
bundle
of
snakes
frcm
a
sack
'
and
start
playuig
with
themj
they
chased
the
children
away
and
caught
80
snakes,
some
pols-
'
nnnne
T.ittrtr
tho
Bi.rnanfa
ntnra
'
returned
to
a
travelling
show.
Whoever
stole
the
reptiles
Uirew
the
sack
away,
when
he
di.scov
ered
what
he
had
taken.
Charles
Guy,
passenger
traf
fic
assistant
of
Union
Steam-1
Snlp
"d"
fft"
mkln
th!
!!"l.lrip.,
to
A"Ce
AnT?
a"V
SJirwilil
lUUUWltlK
a
wrtR-ei'.u
visit
to
the
city
on
of
tidal
busi
ness.
sailed
today
by
the
Camu-
s"
un
Vancouver.
,
.
MUST
BE
LARGE
Under
Canadian
regulation
4
J
eggs
graded
"A
Large"
must
weigh
24
ounces
or
more
per
dozen.
I
in
Hanay
inpe""
I
USED
BLADE
COMPARTMiNTX
AUTeolS
From
ont
lidc
of
iht
Dispemer
you
lip
out
new
Gillette
Blue
Wadej,
unwrapped
and
rejdy
for
ue.
Turn
the
Dispenser
over
and
'there's
a
handy
compartment
for
easy
disposal
of
used
blades.
20
BLADES
40
SHAVING
EDGES
la
jrx-cacriiscicS'
Prepare
For
WINTER!
Check
your
Furancc
and
Chimney
Now!
We
have
the
most
modern
vacuttm
equipment
for
clean-tiff
furnaces
and
chimneys.
PHONE
E34
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
CHECK
YOUR
FURNACE
lA
.
'
-i.W'i
.si.
'
'
-Js
Ji
L,
...
..
.......
1M
MI
SQUARE-DANCE
MUSICIAN
new
roie
was
taken
by
Sir
Ernest
MacMillan
at
the
Prom
Ball
in
Toronto.
The
conductor
of
the
Toronto
Symphony
Orchestra
changed
his
baton
for
a
stetson
and
a
"git-tar"
as
the
guests
swayed
into
some
good
old-fashioned
square-dancing.
The
ball
is
staged
to
raise
funds
for
the
orchestra.
(CP
PHOTO)
H.M.C.S.
Sioux
Being
Relieved
OTTAWA
-
H.M.C.S.
Nootka.
Cmdr.
A.
B.
Frazer
Harris
of
Halifax,
will
sail
November
25
en
route
to
Korea
by
way
of
San
"
n
a
V
.
a
o
V.
T
I
amln,Pea!i
Ha'
The
destroyer
will
relieve
H.M.;
C.S.
Sioux.
ground
for
several
years,
plant
mem
with
10
inches
of
soil
above
lhem'
and
they
w111
not
mu'uP!y.
dui
an
me
energy
oi
eacn
one
will
be
devoted
to
developing
a
'single
n.w
bulb,
which
should
.
u
bear
a
normal
flawer
r
the
follow-
ln5
'ear-
Tulips
set
among
other
'
"-nj
j
out
disturbing
their
neighbors,
"53
should
be
set
de.ply
and
allowed
to
stay
as
long
as
they
ccr.t'.r.u-lo
blocm.
There
are
new
ideas
these
davs
about
the
depth
of
planting
lil
bulbs
Il.ore
deep
planting
ha
ooen
advised,
especially
for
those
which
are
"stem-rooters,"
developing
roots
on
the
stem
t.-law
Irr
bulb
American
growers
on
thr
Pacific
coast
say
they
get
best
results
frcm
planting
all
lilie
except
the
madonna
lily
and
it'
hybrids,
with
soil
ab.-iv.-?
ihem
equal
to
the
diameter
of
the
bu'b
Madonnas
they
barely
cover
witi
sell.
But
in
ccld
weater
section
lilies
are
not
exempt
from
fros
heaving,
so
amateurs
will
be
wel'
advised
to
protect
their
111
v
bulr?
by
setting
them
with
at
least
S
inches
of
soil
abrrve
them,
anr"
guard
them
from
premature
frost
action
by
covering
thpm
the
fro'on
ground
with
a
shad;n
mulch.
1
r7
COUGHS...
HOW
IO
RILIIVI
FALSE
CROUP
Rub
warm
oil
into
nck
ond
chvtt,
Mat-sag
neck.
Cover
with
worm
flannel.
At
drug-
IV
OFFER!
.Am
p-
T
-
iii
v
'.xiirf
M
i
r-t
f
REE
OF
KTRA
CHARGE
12
IMPORTKD
HOLLAND
ANKMONB
BULHs
i.IVKN
Witti
pmnipt
oidrm
Ot
100
Tulip
biilbi.
Thfiip
Anrni'in-
grow
It
lo
12
Itiche
tall.
Idi'ii
tor
bnnii'lt
and
cut
flower.
Will
nlixnn
for
yMrn
In
brilliant
colon,
bent
without
extra
coyt.
uuiw-
ranae.
wic
burner,
copper
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
guaran-coil
grates
for
reconversioi..,
teea
Rorie.
Green
944.
(tf)1
CARD
OF
TIIAXKS.
Frfd
Ritch'e
Jr.
and
family
J.ress
their
heartfelt
appieciauon
lor
acts
of
kindness
ana
tokens
nt
svmivith,,
r
-n.,,
Je,r.
recent
sad
bereavement
in
the
death
of
the
late
Mis.
Jennie
Josephine
Ritchie.
Floral
tributes
were
sent
to
the
funeral
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hans
Petterson.
Mrs
G
.1
Friz-
anrf'
n.,
and
ML!-
D(,u?
rizzell
.it
"-"iK
u..
mi.
ana
xvirs.
A.
J.
Dominato.
Mr.
and
Mrs
C
H
Sri?
Victoria).
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Christopher
and
Emily
Coomb-er
(Vancouver),
oiibak
Premier1
?ln,e
premier
i.
Mr.
and
Mrs.'
T.
W.
Brown.
Prince
Ruuert
Pioneers
Association.
Evelvn
and
Floyd
Smith.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Wil-
I
ham
Cruickshank.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Ted
Jerstad.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Doug
Payne.
Jack
and
Bettv
McNulty.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills
and
Family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P
M
Rav,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Losan
and
bovs.
Mrs.
R
.S.
Sargent
and
Mrs.
A
St.
Amour.
Miss
Sninev
Main
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Pettenuzzo'and
fam-ilv
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
J.
Dounh-ertv
and
Nora
Mrs
S
D
Mac-donald
and
family.
Mrs
M.
P.
McCaffery
and
familv,
Mr
and
Mr.
Alex
Mitchell.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Jack
Judee,
Mrs.
Dowther
and
Miss
Watson.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Wil-t?m
Mu""rav-
Johnny
Comadina,'
Dale.
Mr
m'
,?,"haD..
!
Mah
Moon.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Alr-x
M-Kae.
Mass
cards
were
sent
hv
Mrs
m
r.
Mcuaiierv.
the
Sisters
nf
M.
Joseph,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
oaiajino
and
iamuy
Harry
Polly
p-id
Mar"
Aslrrii.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Bassett
and
Mrs.
BerU-n,
Virs
J.
A
Smith.
Mrs.
Dalv
Mrs.
Gladys
Johnson,
Mrs
Tilseth
Mrs.
Doiron.
Mrs.
Schaeffer
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Whiff
en.
Mrs'
B
Sprinkle
St.
Therese's
Sewin';
Circle.
Mrs.
J.
McArthur
Mr.
and
Mrs
G,
R.
Brett.
Mrs
Mary
MacLaren.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
G.
Alexander.
FOR
SALE
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
-L.inioeit
speeder
Shovels:
vin-rK-
i;rae
ines:
Road'Gade?sVLittieford
Bms
Blac
Top
Road
Maintenance':
Kauioment:
Owen
Clamshell
cuctets
and
Kock
Graooies:!
T
,.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
!
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
i
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockpile,
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Port,
i
atte
Centrifuiial
PumDi:
Na-;
uonal
Dragline
Scraners
andi
Bickets:
National
All
Steel:
Gasoline
Hoists:
National!
Portable
Sawmills1
National
1
Rotary
Screens
and
Cunvevots
;
Fill
inturmation
from
Na-l
tional
Machinery
Co.
Limited.!
Vancouver.
B.C
(tf)
.303
BRITISH
calibre
Remine-'
ton,
bavaiie
an
i
WhvhpKtt-r
P-14
bold
action
6-sliot
sport!
,
incr
rifles
with
26"
barrel
Ex-
qellent
condition
including1
Among
the
old
garden
maxims
which
have
become
obsolet?
is
the
on
afcout
tne
depth
of
plaiU"
set'as
ana
ouios.
rour
limes
the
diameter
of
the
seed
or
bulb,''
,
It
said.
Of
course
larger
seeds
and
,bulbs
usually
go
deeper
thin
OlIICLll
U11C3,
UUb
LUCIC
ill
C
CT
AUt
J
i
tions,
and
the
"four
times"
form
ula
mav
be
definitely
misleading,
especially
in
fall
planting.
a
big
prob'?m
for
those
ho
live
where
the
ground
freezes
deep!y
in
winter,
is
frost
heaving.
During
thaws,
there
is
always
danger
that
bulbs
too
near
the
'surfa.
-
o
mav
be
lifted
ntire!v
'jv
of
the
prcund
by
alternate
I'Vrtnnsinn
nnrl
enntrnctinn
of
the
'60ii
Any
bulb
you
plant
should
be
et
sufficiently
deep
to
escape
this
frost
action
For
this,
three
inches
of
soil
above
tn
bul'j
Is
a
'minimum.
Fven
snowdrops
and
lrter
a
bulb
Is
planted
in
the
fall
the
greater
the
danger.
If
plant-
I
Jed
early
enough
to
develop
roots
before
the
freeze-up,
the
roots
will
anchor
H.
Cover
all
late
plantings
with
a
mulch
after
the
ground
freezes
to
shad.e
thi
prcund
and
prevent
thawing
pre-
maturely.
until
thev
grow
up,
and
they
will
crowd.
If
not
lifteC
and
renlant.d
this
crowdine
will
usually
cans
the
bulbs
to
die
out.
When
bulbs
are
to
be
left
In
th
FINAL
CLOSEOUT
For
Dovnitroi
and
Worn
MAC
SHOE
HCf
Box
774
Buy
the
Best-B;
Fanwi'
electro;
Cleaner
and
A:
Small
suj-iply
rm
R.
W.
COLi
Authorized
PHONE
Contact
abovf
SERVICE
&
SI
MARGARET
OPT0MEIB!
Room
it
STONE
BUI
PHONE
BLUE
P.O.
B03
SIDNEY
60
OPTOMETRY
cmolcte
V'
OFFICK"01'
a.m.
to
5
MczzuniM
FI
fieo.
Cook's
J'
Telephone
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
P.
GARDNER,
CA.
A.
L.
BELL,
CA.
324
Second
Avenue
Box
203
Phone
88
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Wavin
.
Beauty
Culture
In
eli
Its
branches
lOi
4th
Street
.
Phone
655
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
Si
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
tlENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repalri
of
all
kind!
ROOFS
-
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
PHONICS
Black
334
Bed
P.
O.
Box
1870
MATTSON'S
'
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
:
330
Second
Avenue,
t
Prince
Rupert,
B
O.
f
TRAIN
bCHEDUtf
For
the
East
J
Monday,
Wednetday,
TrdtJ
8:00
p.m.
I
From
the
East-
Tuesday,
Thtiradar,
SrNtdaj
10:19
p.m.
i
operate
busines.s
on
e'asv
terms
I
When
tulips
are
to
be
dug
up
to
person
qualified.
Business
each
summer,
they
need
not
be
now
showing
two
hundred
and
planted
as
deeply
as
when
tlrey
fit
tv
dollars
net
month
per
are
are
ipft
ln
the
erouna
ermirili
fnr
for
sev
cPV.,ra,
rai
andean
be
increased.
Full
leIV"
price
$2500.00.
including
stock.,'
SPrQ-
rea.son
here
is
that
Eight
hundred
cash,
balance
,
when
planted
with
4
to
5
inches
lkie
rent.
Box
835.
Daily
News.
of
soil
above
them,
they
will
mul-
'5-Jt'ply,
developing
small
bulbs
FOR
SALE
5
room
house,
full
which
will
bear
inferior
flowers
FOR
SAT-pior,n
yrt.
-f
-n.vio.ii
cAccuiiuijaitv
luw
iniie-1
age.
Phone
Blue
365.
(lwkp)
-
FOR
SALE
Mossberg
.22
repeat-1
ing
rifle,
like
new.
Phone1
Green
883.
(266p)
j
FOR
SALE
1950
Meteor
custom'
sedan
exceptionally
low
mileage.
Phone
Blue
305.
171p)
i
FRESH
Oolichan
grease
for
sale.
See
B.C.
Furniture.
(tfc)
;
FOR
SALE
9
x
10
12
rug.
4471
eth
Ave.
East.
(205)
;
HELP
WANTED
DI,STRIBUTOR
wanted
for
new;
if;;,a!
.
co"?
machine.
Called
Wrlr.
T-UMtt
Of
t
tTn-inV.io
now
beln?
ant.erl
Kmail
inl
vestment.
Write
Box
831,
Daily!
..News.
(265p
,
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One
carraenter.
Apply!
Riom
No.
12
Besner
Block,
NBC.
Power
Co.
(tf)
1
ACCOUNTANTS
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
In-omf
lax
sneeialist.
S.
O
Furk
stnne
Building.
Red
593
f20m)
ROOM
AND
BOARD
Pnn
otot
tj
j
,
.
.
.
hTTnTphon?
lin
privaTe
Her!
or
ca
1333
uth
ettl
Ea"st-
fS
nJix
66P
;
Write
Box
,
'
830
Daily
News'
(265p)
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i
41-
Grenville
rtnuri
Fri.c.
ot
'
285p)
!
1
OR
RENTOne
double
fsingls
beds)
and
one
single
new'y
i
lt'Mt
...b.cJdrPms-
Br.eak-
r,-
.
rnone
Keo
hbu
(tfc)
!
FOR
RI!NTPnmfnriM.
-1
I
ine-
room,
sinwip
nr
rinnhio
'
'
J-auv
news
Box
835
(265c)
-
FnR
p-,-.-.
j
rommodation
for
single
person
!
(265c)
I
-Room
for
rent.
(2C7C1
1
in.cjy
iiMisin-u
waiuui,
siucks;,iiuom
AND
BOARD
for
two
Price
only
$27.50.
If
not
satis
-
lied,
return
rifle
at
our
ex
-
DAZMNGRAMBOW
pense
for
full
refund.
Imme-
FOR
RENT
diate
delivery;
will
send
COD.
LnD
Write
for
catalogue.
Canada's'1
D
RENT
41
,,---
U
Drive.
When
'
Mail
Order
House.
Box
852.1
come,
show
them
the
Ottawa.
Ont.
tD
'
C1,y
wjth
a
41
U
Drive
Phone
basement,
furnace,
newlv
dec-
I
orated,
glas.sed-in
front
and
;
back
porch.
1026
9th
East.
Rlnflr
(270p)
FOR
SALE
FurnLshed
house.
1
1136
Hays
Cove
Ave.
(269pj
WANTED
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
iron
steel,
brass,
ronper.
lead,
etc
Honest
gradir.
PromDt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&J
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Van-
j
couver.
B.C.
Phone
Pacific
6357.
tf)l
ITGLNT
$10.00
Reward
for
Offer
of
Accented
Accommodation
WANTED
Unfurnished
suite
hv
quiet,
responsible
couple.
No
children.
Contact
A.
J.
Solloway.
CP.
Airlines
office.
(267p)
WANTED
scrar,
cast.
bra.
ator"
Phu.Te
54"
I
cSil
1
823
mm
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,)ob
or
looking;
after
children
Write
Ilox
832.
DaUy
News.
(260p;
'
monnN
D,
Now,
this
sensational
offer
brings
you
beautiful
tulips
at.
less
thn
2c
enchl
You
tl
healthy,
young
tulip
bulbs
in
a
aazzung
rainoow
mixture
OI
colors-ranging
from
patela
to
bold,
vivid
hues
.
.
.
100
bulbs
for
only
$1.98.
Years
of
blooming
ahead!
Average
2h"
in
rir-tmference.
S
lit,"
"
..h-A11
tj'P
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
suite.
like
now;
camp
ch-airs.
et:.
Phone
Black
338.
(270p)
.
,
FOR
SALE
Hohner
piano
ac
-
cordion
12
bass
Reasonable.
1052
6th
East.
(269p
FOR"
SALE
HOUSE
TRAILER,
16x7.
located
behind
''C"T
JW
FOR
SALE-Mu.skrat
coat,
fairly
Phone
747.
(269c)
:
plenty
of
time
(or
Kail
planting.
Order
now
while
supply
lasts.
Satisfaction
guaranteed
or
money
back.
SEND
NO
MONEY.
BufbVreach'yMiyin
time
for
Kail
planting
at
only
$1
98
plus
C.O.D.
postage.
Cash
orders
sent
prepaid.
Prompt
action
alo
brings
ject
satisfaction
servlce
733
51
h
West
livirunir.l
I1UH.AINU
AINc.IvivnE.
ORDER
TODAY.
Send
order
to
Mlthiml.lbC.fC,W.DTit.MC534,4UombfldSt.Toroiitol0iitoiio
FOR
SALE
Baby
biiRRV.
Phone
FOR
RENT
-Green
688.
(2U0p
Green
404.