"
prince
ISnpert
Oaflp
Bttos
HtD.
99
TAXI
TAKES
Monday,
May
31,
1948
n
FROM
G.
AMD
A.
n
PAYS
TO
ROIL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
80c.
Birth
Nntlr.-
u,
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge.
CnriU
?
,
of
Thnnks.
lalh
Notices,
Funeral
NoU
n
99
Taxi
10,
G.
&
A.
9
The
second
game
of
the
city
fastball
schedule
went
to
99
Taxi
Saturday
night
in
the
seventh
Inning
when
the
taximen
broke
"Bnll
KiiKnnemeiit
Announcements:
.!.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
mm
L
liertlsli'K
ls
P"ul"c
""."
'
raruin
irom
utiephonlng.
FOR
SALE
NOTRE
ilRTH
and
FOR
SALE
First
541)0
cash
buvs
Born
to
Mr.
Cigarette
Tobacco
gllinetter
"May";
Easthope
engine,
new
chain
drive,
(hum.
M.
M.
Stephens,
sheriff,
(tf)
SAVOYS
MA
MK
MERCHANTS
III
SUNDAY
BASE
BALI
GAME
A
fourth-inning
break
in
what
had
previously
been
a
scoreless
game
started
Savoy
on
their
way
for
their
second
victory
in
the
current
baseball
reason
.at
Roosevelt
Park
Sunday
(afternoon,
resulting
in
them
blanking
Cliff
Dahl's
Merchants
by
a
score
of
9-0.
The
vociferous
hotelmen
argued
Umpire
Benny
a
9
to
9
deadlock
with
a
single
lun
to
win
from
Gordon
and
Anderson.
Pete
Postuk
brought
in
the
winning
run
after
getting
.
on
base
on
balls.
He
made
the
final
d
Bowman
nee
Phy-jlin,
at
the
Prince
Rubral
Huspital
on
May
'
i.
8
lbs.,
a
brother
Uti
stretch
of
the
circuit
on
a
single
MILD.
SWEET,
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
FOR
SALE-Roomlng
house,
19
rooms,
and
boarding
houw
contents.
Good
revenue.
Apply
Post
Office
Box
323.
U32i
by
Christoff
who
chose
the
right
moment
to
make
his
only
hit
of
the
game.
Gordon
and
Axidersoh
looked
LADIES
ENJOY
V
BA.TTLE
.FRASER
FLOOD
.
(Continued
from
Page
l
l-fTrrcjiling
boat,
ready
;tl,
gurdies,
sail,
skiff,
bunk,
reason-
d
sprint!
Savoy
AB
BEACH
PARTY
FOR
SALE
Residence
432
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Open
to
inspection
evenings
between
seven
like
the
money
team
in
the
Drat
couple
of
innings,
scoring
three
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
;eiel,
what
ic
words:
"Holy
feupiy
l'w
oin
Ave-
r"
Windle
out
of
calling
the
game
midway
in
the
fourth
because
of
weather
.after
they
had
got
the
victory
scent
in
their
.nostrils.
In
the
face
of
united
demand
by
the
Savoys,
he
allowed
the
game
to
continue
for
a
damp
runs,
while
99
Taxi
remained
and
eight
o'clock.
Six
rooms.!
IW,
,
III
'
three
bedrooms,
basement
and
;
scoreless
until
the
third
Jl
crab
ba''beaue
was
among
the
iiovel
pleasures
enjoyed
)'
the
Prince
Rupert
JLadies'
Reading
Club
who
made
a
trip
to
In
the
first,
James,
Gordon
oil
furnace.
PO
0
',1
,9
,0
V
u
0
3
R
1
2
2
1
0
0
S
1
2
Lt.-i.M-
""i.-
--
Arney,
,3b
6
p.
Simundson,
ss
6
Pavukis,
If
5
Lindsay,
p
4
Morgan,
c
4
Davis,
lh
4
Gurvich,
cf
A
Foster,
rf
3
Scherk,'2b
5
tr
1940
Chev.
Coach,
less
than
A
mess!"
Meanwhile
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
Canadian
National
Railways
have
announced
an
embargo
of
all
railway
traffic.
The
embargo
was
announced
last
night
following
a
meeting
and
.Aiideisou
centre
fielder,
singled
id
came
home
on
a
fielder's
error,
while
in
the
sec
Sedan.
Newly
painieu.
t
condition.
Apply
13
(tf)
fifty
thousand
miles.
nine
innings.
That
fourth
inning
saw
12
Savoy
men
stand
up
to
the
plate
and
resulted
in
six
runs
from
ond
Cole
scored
on"
a
double
and
Cary
Safe,
typewriter
desk,
oak;
Whatman
dove
home
on
an
er-
ALE-Aeme
cook
sUw
,,t
burner
and
blower.
Taxi.
tf)
ror
after
getting
.a
base
on
balls,
seven
hits
off
Merchant
pitch-
June
1
Moose
vs
Merchants
June
3
Merchants
vs
avoy
June
6
Savoy
vs
Moose
June
8
Savoy
vs
Merchants
June
10
Moose
vs
.Savoy
June
13
Merchants
vs
Moos';
June
15
Savoy
vs
Moose
June
17
Moose
vs
Merchants
June
20
Merchants
vs
Savoy
June
22
Merchants
vs
Moose
June
24
Savoy
.vs
Merchants
une
27
Moose
vs
Savoy
June
29
Merchants
vs.
Moose
Merchants
AB
Hartwig,
2b
4
Massett
on
the
ftearaer
Coquit-lam
at
the
week-end.
The
ladies
'
held
their
meeting
aboard
the
'
Coquitlam
and
enjoyed
a
beach
picnic
near
the
home
of
Mrs
J.
A.
Finlay,
a
former
member.
Those
who
made
tne
trip,
returning
last
n;gl.t,
were
M'J
Q.
X).
;Mead,
Mrs.
M.
Muses,
Miss
O.
Johnson,
Mrs.
K.
Dixon,
Mrs.
The
taximen
got
on
the
score
ers
Maundrell
and
Eliuk.
Foster
b:
::rC
.'n
the
third
inning
by
got
the
first
hit
of
the
innings,
of
railway
officials.
No
attempt
will
be
made
to
bring
trains
for
at
least
72
hours.
Officials
of
both
lines
will
jneet
.again
Wednesday
when
the
situation
will
I
Smith,
ss
4
E-
Empty
500-pound
marking
up
four
runs,
Pierce,
singling
to
right
field.
He
was
wardrobe,
Fairbanks
stationary
gas
engine,
6
h
p.;
hand
rock
drilling
machine
with
steel,
vise,
tools;
Winchester
tiKe,
12
ft.
rowboat,
ft
bed,
Remington
noiseless
portable
typewriter.
12
ft.
"V"
bottom
rowboat.'
urns.
Apply
Daily
News.
(tf)
louowea
oy
tscnerk
wno
singiea
Forman
and
Hartwig
hitting
singles
and
Postuk
making
the
to
left
Held.
Arney
drove
one
be
reviewed.
Meanwhile
some
45
1
Pacific
Coast
bound
passengers
circuit
after
getting
to
first
on
,
past
second
base.
Bruce
.Simund
lj:-30
It.
i:-.iei
Duat
oi
TransCanada
train
Hew
R
H
PO
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
.0
1
0
2
17
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
6
0
D
0
0
1
1
,0
JO
,1
.0
0
S
R
H
E
am.
l.st
class
condition.
R.
E.
Mortimer.
Mrs.
k.
Jjavia-,
son,
Miss
E.
Moxley,
Mrs.
M.
O.
li
no.
Cow
Bay
Boat
Pahl,
3b
4
Abel,
c
4
Schroeder,
If
1
Jones,
rf
3
Dominato,
lb
....
3
Forman,
cf
3
Llnney,
rf
,3
Maundrell,
p
1
Eliuk,
p
.2
Score
by
innings:
Lots
7
and
8,
block
11,
sec.
5,
a
neia
error.
son
nit
an
infield
drive
and
Pav-
In
the
fourth,
Whatman
tied
i
likis
doubled.
Lindsay
singled
to
the
score
for
Gordon
and
And-
j
rignt
field
Davis
singled
to
left
trson
when
be
got
on
base
on
j
fe
CUSTOM
MADE
Kullander.
Mrs.
G.
E.
H.
Mont-
(127)
Fifth
Ave.
W.
$1250.
19
large
lots
with
about
UOO
ft.
frontage
an
error
and
was
brought
Home
-
12
ft.
speecuaoat,
Tbe
composition
of
milk
of
gomery,
Mrs.
William
Eve,
Mr.
,
different
animals
differs
to
fill
d.
Galbralth,
Mrs.
T.
Black
and
,
I
je
needs
of
individual
types
of
Mrs.
J.
R.
Elfert.
v
Foster
scored
on
an
error
on
highway
within
city
limits
Can
be
seen
after
to
Victoria
irom
.Edmonton
yesterday.
They
had
been
held
in
Edmonton
because
of
floods
in
British
Columbia.
They
were
flown
to
J.he
Coast
by
TransCanada
Airlines
planes.
C.P.A.
is
maintaing
its
regular
schedule
with
coastal
points
NATIONAL
DISASTER
,u
ko
..:h
Bchroeder,
Simundson
brought
$li(!0
cash.
M.
M
.
STEPHENS
(
137
1
SI
5
8th
Ave.
West.
(
128
young
animals.
i
Movley
and
Dell
came
home.
The
score
went
to
9-4
for
Gor-
Scherk
home,
Arney
was
brought
home
by
Pavljkis,
Simundson
and
PavlikLs
scored
on
Llnd-
X
-New
and
Used
Fu
you
saw
t
in
the
Baijy
News',
j
1
i
You
read
it.
in
the
News!
LOST
Used
kitchen
chairs
Savoy
000
020
001
9
13
1
Merchants
....
000
000
000
0
.
6
3
,re
rus
S1.50;
baby
car-
the
sixth
when
Guthrie,
Moxley
!
sin8le-
Llnsay
-completed
the
circuit
on
a
hlL
b
Davls-
and
Dell
each
hit
two-baggers
h:
buat
alienors
ioc;
cats
Meanwhile
the
flood
situation
E-Lindsay,
Smith,
Schroeder
2
LOST
Will
the
per
sun
who
was
eating
supper
in
waterfront
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
and
scored.
Cole
.also
doubled:
After
the
noteimen
naa
tiout-
pm-Arney.
Simundson.
Fa
vlikis.
1
nver
the
whole
province,
which
(or
loggers.
Heads
W
Make;
All
wool
wom
cafe
Saturday
please
return
mnnpJ
Z
I
in
v
nI
envel
lbut
was
left
on
base
whetl
the
!
ed
flve
hlU
"
Maundre11-
Man"
Lindsay
2,
.Morgan
2,
DavU.
2B-1
government
officials
described
Z,
"
"1
I
t
l
S
&er
Cm
Dahl
put
EUuk
on
th0
PavlikLs.
.3-B-Scherk.
SB4iBA-'
a
"national
disaster"
and
oi
U
jackets;
men's
suits
ope
.with
name
on
it
to
Dajly
n
sets
irom
$12.50;
elec-
News
office?
Reward.
(128)
In
the
second
half
of
the
mound
to
try
and
.stem
ine
tide.
I
say
Davis.
DP-.Arney,
Scherk
j
-lantastic
proportions"
has
yet
sixth,
99
Taxi
brought
in
five
1
Eliuk
's
initial
eflorts
were
ja
bit
md
Davis.
SO-Limlsay
13,
Maun-'
i0
reach
its
peak.'
jihins?
machine;
dishes
.j
utensils;
bedroom
LOST-One
yellow
plastic
urn
(J.
CLAUSEN
,&
SON)
We
Take
Listings
of
.
.
.
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
BROKERS
IN
BOATS.
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
TRY
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QUICK
SALES
OR
CHARTERS
wild
but
the
hits
lf.v.ed
up.
tdrell
6
Elluk
n
BB-Maundrel
The
Navy,
Army
and
Air
Force
Two
Merchants'
errors
in
the
3,
EUuk
2.
HP-Poster
by
Eliuk.
threw
all
their
resources
int.
runs
to
tie
the
score,
then
proceeded
to
take
a
one-run
advantage
in
the
seventh.
fifth
resulted
41
two
more
runs
HitsMaundrell
&
in
3a,
Ehuk
combined
rescue
operations.
hrelia;
also
one
black
um-1
brella.
Finder
please
phone
Green
993
after
8
p.m.
(128)
Winning
pitcher
was
Boyo
for
savoy.
Bruce
Simundson
got
5
in
5
23.
WP-Lindsay,
LP-1
good
hardwood
on
ice
new
and
used
stoves,
makes;
other
.useful
.old
articles
at
the
Sec
B.
C.
Furniture
d
Ave.,
Black
324.
Gurvich,
who
struck
out
one
on
first
on
a
fielding
error
by
Maundrell.
Time
2:20.
!
batter,
allowed
two
walks
ana
1
Merchant
shortstop
Bob
Smith
HKLP
WANTED
(Just
JEast
of
Llpsett
s,
Waterfront)
...
V
I
111
hits.
Bob
Moxley,
Gordon
and,arid
pavlikis.
who
sinsled
to
right
Phone
Green
vis
f
'
jr
iJox
548
.t
r
HELP
WANTED
Applications
Anderson
hurler,
struck
out
six,
filcl
v,
s
ujuwriced
on
an
error
Gilhuly
Cup.
first
Round
2
Hian
.Sohool
vs.
The
list
of
flooded
ghost
towns
continues
to
to
.grow.
Agassiz,'
Dewdney.
Harrison
Mills,
Hatzic,
Lsk,
Pacific,
Cloverdale,
Glenvowel
and
Nicomen
Island
are
uniphabit-ed.
.About
1,0.00
refugees
have
already
arrived
in
Vancouvei
Others
are
still
at
Mission.
f.LE-20
ft.,
gas
boat,
4
h,p.
by
Jones.
A
single
by
Morgan
Leg""n
June
will
be
received
up
to
June
1
allowed
five
walks
and
eight
for
'
the
position
of
Canteen
hits.
Waiter
for
the
local
branch
of
'
G.
and
A.
scorea
both
runners
before
the
-High
School
vs.
120th
June
4
ipe
engine.
Complete
8
ft.
skiff.
Phone
Blue
'.ween
6
and
7
p.w.
(129)
Wat.terv
the
Canadian
Legion.
Appli-
Smith
3b
5
side
was
retired.
Major
hit
of
the
gume
was
Scherk's
triple
in
thr.
r.inth.
The'
June
9
Legion
vs.
lzutn
Battery
'
'une
11
Legion
vs.
H'Kh
School.
ItALEWUie
chesterfield.
wl
CH
)
youthful
Savoy
setoud
bast
man')'
h
Ave.
East.
(127)
June
la
I20tn
Battery
vs.
laW
nne
lnt.n
rieht,
field
iust
uast
High
School
Sunday,
the
Fraser
River
flood
victim.
Edward
Simpson,
claimed
British
Columbia's
thitd
Battery
vs.
cant
must
be
a
returned
Vet-
James
cf
etan
and
fully
reliable.
Con-
Guthrie
ss
...
tact
Acting
Secretary
for
Muxley
p
further
particulars..
Apply
Dell
lb
Box
353
Daily
News.
128)
Cole
If
I
Kneale
c
PERSONAL
(Whatman
rf
second
base
bringing
rousing
J""?
is
120tn
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
35
cheers
from
his
team
mates
and
1
,Uae
25
First
round
of
Dom-
12
year
-old
deckhand,
was
j
1
the
few,
hardy
remaining
fans
in
InionDay
.Cup.
jound
of
Dom.
1
drowned
when
he
sUpped
from
ALE
5
room
house,
9th
Basement,
Furnace.
!
fur
quick
sale.
Also,
4
Wartime
House,
near
Edward
School,
good
.inn.
Armstrong
Agencies,
342,
307
Third
West.
129)
Holkestad
3'o
HE
IS
POSITIVE!
q
tne
stanas.
e
was
iwougiii.
injon
Day
Cup.
the
decK
01
a
tug.
u
home
by
Arnty
I
u7'lin"snc0007dvsR
In
Vancouver,
the
Board
ol
I
Merchants
got
a
hit
in
the
sec-1
i
L.K
School
vs.
120th
Trade
established
a
flood
emer
FOR
BEST
HOTEL
SERVICE
in
0
l
1
2
2
1
0
2
0
9
2
2
1
1
0
0
1
3
0
10
9
ond
inning
off
Jack
Lindsay,
two
Battery.
Hish
gency
relief
with-an
immediat.
IU1V
11
UIKIM
,
in
the
sixth,
one
in
the
seventh
a-hi
vs.
Battery
vs
the
interior,
stop
at
ieiKwa
99
xaxI
Hotei,
244
miles
from
Prince
pjerce
ss
4
Rupert,
Just
half
way
to
Prince
forman
lb
3
Oeorge.
(tf)
Gurvich
p
:
3
TTPf.,.ln
Qh
3b
A
objective
of
$1,000,000
to
aid
th
flood
victims.
lAl.E
.Service
Station
and
1
and
two
in
the
ninth.
Dominato
juiv
21
120th
.
,
i.
,
tff..,i
T.poinn
ire
on
two
lots,
centrally
First
round
of
Stu-
I
singiea
111
uie
scuum.
nun,wi6
uust
4
0
and
Linney
in
the
sixth,
Abel
in
art
shield.
Gardeners!
Have
Hartwig
.
.
...
j
Ratrhford
cf
.
A
i
i
tr
nun
instal
instal
us
eavesirougns
anu
--
Murray
2b
;
3
QUALITY
0
the
seventh
and
Abel
and
nart
2
wig
In'
the
ninth.
.
,
Mobley
Cud
6
High
School
Two
sailings
per
week
for
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
'pan.,
Cardena
Saturday,
9
a.m.,
Calata
.
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
Sundays.
12
midnight
FOR
QUEEN
,
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Coquitlam,
June
8,
1.9,
and
2911
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prinrp
R.nnert
Atent
vs
August
prevent
damage
to
your
garden.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.
(tf
1
Hartwig
rf
3
Postuk
c
2
AND
YOU
CAN
BE
POSITIVE
OF
QUALITY
IN
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
WHEN
YOU
BUY
AT
Mitchell
&
Currie
Limited
PHONE
363
Builders
nd
Contractors
d
Good
monthly
turn-Can
be
bought
on
terms,
cash.
Selling
as
is,
stocK
equipment.
Jor
iull
de-inquire
at
404
McBrlde
r
write
Bert
Bellamy,
Box
Station
"B",
Prince
Ru-B
C.
(129)
eAu"ust
11
High
School
vs
Christoff
If
4
CHANGED
WITH
TIME
Crowns
and
coronets
original
HatS
and
29
August
13
region
vs.
liuui
MACH1NKKY
FOR
SALE
ly
had
no
regal
significance
but
Battery
18
Legion
vs.
High
Auaust
School.
August
20
were
made
of
flowers
or
leaves
and
presented
to
winners
of
athletic
contests.
-120th
Battery
vs
SALE
-Seven
room
house
(
bath,
Rlussed
in
front
and
Third
Ave.
Phone
668
TO
SAW
bettor
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Baseball
Scores
BALL
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
League
Sunday
Oakland
8-5,
Hollywood
5-8.
Los
Angeles
6-2,
San
Fran
High
School.
,
.,
August
25
120th
Battery
vs.
LeIeptember
6
Final
round
ol
Stuart
Shield.
You
saw
11
Ui
the
News!
porith,
cement
basement
-'2
lots,
newly
renovated.
1th
Ave.
W.
(130)
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
nn
nil
THIS
AND
THAT
cisco
5-0.
METAL
WORK
SALE
-
Buat
Nansen,
fully
;)ped
for
trolling.
Length
:t
Breadth
10'
8",
Depth
Fished
only
two
seasons.
"This
young
lady
would
.
like
to
have
her
brakes
:
checked,
lights
.
fixed,
horn
repaired,
speedometer
adjusted,
and
if
you
have
the,
facilities
.her
head
PLUMBING
Installations
and
Seattle
9-2,
Portland
1-0.
San
Diego-Sacramento,
rain.
Western
International
League
Sunday
Tacoma
10-3,
Vancouver
9-7.
Spokane
2-4,
Yakima
1-2.
Bremerton
2-6,
Victoria
1-9.
Salem
6-1,
Wenatchee
4-4.
f
red
with
Chrysler
Crown,
at
the
office
of
the
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel.
Roofing.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
629
Shoes
10
Percent
OFF
This
Week!
COMPLETE
RANGE
OF
UNDERWEAR
.
STANFIELD
TURNBULL
PENMAN
Clothing
Store
ce
Rupert
Fishermen's
lit
Union.
(129)
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
FOK
KENT
SALE
20
h.p.
Easthope
en
We
don
t
examine
heads
...
but
we
do
give
your
car
a
complete
examination
from
headlight
to
Uil-JiRht,
service
it
expertly
and
inexpensively.
DRIVE
IN!
complete.
$250
casn.
FOR
RENT
Furnlsnea
uui".
'iy
Sam
Stewart,
Nortli
Apply
315
6th
W.
Itl)
MEN'S
FASTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
31
CN.R.A.
vs.
High
School.
'fie
Cannery,
(128)
mp
RENT
Flat,
Kanu
due.
1936
4-door
sedan
Anulv
Max
IleUbroner,
Jewel
SALE
"
car.
132
9th
Ave.
West.
ler!
"
I
mbijwmiiuik
I
-
WWJZZC''
w
Black
611.
(1301
June
2
Gordon
and
vs.
General
Motors.
June
599
Taxi
vs.
Co-op.
FOR
RENT
Comfortable
sleep
Phone
Guitar.
SALE
n
780.
tp
7co-on
vs.
Gordon
and
(tf)
Anderson.
ing
room,
806
Fraser
St.
tiai
FOR
RENT
Three
room
Suite,
partly
furnished.
616
6th
West.
698.
130)
June
9
High
School
vs.
99
aftLE-
1945
chev.
dump
All
steel
box
heater
and
f
w
tire.
J210n
00
rash.
Call
Taxi.
,
June
12
General
Motors
vs.
njJR.A.
"0
Hh
East
before
3
p.m.
or
FOr"rENT
3
room
Flat.
Part-iv
furnished.
812
2nd
West.
ThePopulat
S.S.
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
file
Red
Top
Taxi.
(129)
June
14-99
Taxi
vs.
General
Motors.
(
(127)
Phone
Red
976.
June
10
C.N.K.A.
vs.
uuiuvn
oALE
oil
burner
cook
ve-
Phone
Black
890.
(127)
DEVELOPING
PRINTING
ENLARGING
SUPERPAN
PRESS
KODACHROME
and
KODAK
FILMS
Chandler
&
Cowgill
Fourth
St.
oox.
,645
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
PRINCE
ROOM
AND
BOARD
and
Anderson.
RUPERT
ROOM
AND
BOARD-$45
each
June
19
Co-op
vs.
High
June
21-C.N.R.A.
vs.
99
Taxi.
'
June
23
General
Motors
vs.
FOR
SALE
ovely
home
on
two
lots
in
.Sails
for
Phone
S7
P.O.
Box
Hi
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rapert
N.and
garden.
View.
Close
double;
$50
single.
Dicrn.B
rooms
for
rent.
Table
meals
Mrs.
Lawley,
622
Fraser
Street
vl
Co-op.
"iced
reasonably
for
cash.
June
26
High
School
vs.
uor-
"Junior,
it's
the
ninth
inning
and
the
bases
are
full.
Put.
away
your
homework!"
Room
House,
newly
dec-
VANCOUVER
iAND
I
NTERMCIHATE
PORTS
don
and
Anderson.
June
28
General
Motors
vs.
High
School.
BOOM
AND
BOARD-near
Cold
Store,
1865
7th
Ave.
East
r.ropn
482.
("8
usa
throughout.
Two
lots,
aSe.
Price
$2,000.00
cash.
lPartment
Block,
fullv
oc-
LUMBER
Hollywood
Cafe
EACH
THURSDAY
DONNACONA,
MASONITE,
PLYWOOD
SASH
DOORS
Available
at
f
Pled,
close
in.
Yielding
good
LIGHT
BUT
STRONG
Aluminum
has
been
found
excellent
for
canning
purposes
and
is
as
strong
as
tin
plate.
ATU:15
PJfl.
For
KETCHIKAN
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
NEWEST
ANU
mum
.
UP-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT
OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M.
TO
3:30
A.M.
I
Mercantile
PH1LP0TT,
CVffT
&
CO.
LTD.
WORK
WANTED
r
Warphnnco
j
TENDERS
Tenders
will
be
received
Saturday,
June
6.
tonoon
up
of
hree
for
the
purchase
room
house
and
lot.
situate
and
being
No.
527,
7th
Avenue
West.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
Mcepted.
&
CO.
LTD
G.
P.
TINKER
WANTED
Part
time
or
relief
"'nei'
location.
choice
Lots
Ktu
WEDNESDAY
.MIDNIGHT
ror
lalormtlftn
all
or
write
City
pr
Depot
Ticket
Office
.PRINCE
RUPERT,
AC
PHONES
651
652
.
,
'
COAL
LUMBER
PAINTS
Complete
Line
of
Building
Supplies
Special
Dinner
JSrery
.Sunday,
5
p.m.
lo
8
p.m.
CIHNESlE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
CHOP
Fr
Outside
Orders
CHOW
SUEY
Phone
133
MEIN
work
by
experienced
stenographer.
Apply
Box
349,
Daily
News.
127)
f
"
and
residential
Wallnns
Block,
moor
TINKER
&
CO.
LTD
Block,
Phone
57
(tf)
Besner
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in
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