Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
December
9.
1950
Blackwood
On
Bridge
,
By
Easley
Blackwood
Passing
of
C
E.
Cullin
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1
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This
is
another
hand
related
to
me
by
Mr.
Dale,
the
old
master
of
bridge
humanies.
He
was
in
a
game
with
three
players
he
had
never
seen
before.
Afr
n:tl
knows
pretty
well
how
to
situation
nf
this
Irin
take
care
of
himself
in
a
'
L
E.J-'
w
t
The
first
thing
he
tries
to
do
is
"case"
the
other
players
their
.....
abilities,
.vu.wu,
their
.
i
wooing
ana
praying
styles,
tneir
I
temperaments.
In
the
several
f'euiHB
nanus
ne
naa
come
w?
I
rn
the
conclusion
inin
ncinn
tuqt
that
his
nis
Toi-tnoi
iiartner
i
ally
clever
fellow
with
an
e?o
inuatea
almost
to
the
Durstintj
point.
East-West
vulnerable.
West,
dealer.
North
(Mr.
Dal)
8
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8
4
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W
8
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2
FOR
PLANNING
FOR
BUILDING
FOR
REPAIRING
Coll
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRiE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
Charles
Ernest
CuUin,
508
4th
Avenue
East,
died
Thuisdav
j
night
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen-j
eral
Hospital.
He
was
in
his
eightieth
year
and
had
been
hi
j
failing
health
for
some
time.
i
ui
tjignsn
origin,
Mr.
uuinn
Icame
to
Canada
-
64
years
ago,
more
than
20
of
wnich
he
spent
in
Prince
Rupert.
For
many
Dn
-
v,o
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o
roomv,r
i
nf
it
tHo
VCl'O
iit
T
ttO
U
illtlllUVl
J
Hm
Hnrk
nffirp
stuff
Then
fiv
.j
"
-
-
-
-
some
time
he
was
identified
with
the
accounting
department
at
the
drydock.
He
is
survived
by
his
wife
and
a
son
in
New
York.
Funeral
arrangements
are
iu
charge
of
B.
C.
Undertakers.
Tnhn
Procor
nrwi
A
Villi
Snpl-
Wn.i-a
i.f
t.lif
Canadian
Fishinz
i
I
Co.,
are
returning
to
vancouve:
.
i
.
.
...
.
r,
i
an
tne
uoquiuam
oumiay
jiigiii.
3
XMAS
STOCKINGS
ft
XMAS
CANDLES
SHAVING
SETS
COSMFTIC
SETS
TOYS
CARDS
3
ICE
CAUSES
FLOOD
More
than
S.006
person,
are
preparing
to
move
back
into
their
CalP
-"--4
home,
as
the
flood
waters
oX
the
Buw
River
subside.
Aa
Ice
Jam.
13
feet
thick
in
places
hi
thl
heart
of
the
city
forced
them
to
flee
their
homes.
In
th
centre
0?
tws
photo
tlTr
Street
bridge,
maii
span
in
the
foothills
city.
At
one
time
the
ice
reached
the
lower
L?T
ull
traffic.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BRING
RESULTS:
S
7
s
9
8
5
2
H
10
9
5
4
3
H
7
6
2
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4
3
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A
a
4
3
C
10
7
6
8
2
South
(Mr.
Sharpf)
S
A
y
3
H
J
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D
K
Q
J
10
9
6
5
C
K
Q
The
bidding:
West
Nortll
V.mt
Suutta
Pass
1
8
Pass
3
D
Pass
3
H
Pass
6
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puss
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5
London
Seeks
Traffic
Reform
By
JEFFERY
RYAN
Caniuitn
Prew
stuff
Writer
DO
I
If
I
YOUR
Vllllll
SHOPPING
UI
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NOW
611
lIHf
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y
y
y
y
DOLLS
y
y
y
y
AiLfi
Mr.
uuie
openeu
me
Dia-
ding
on
this
hand,
he
didn't
have
a
chance.
Mr.
Sharpe
took
com-
olete
charse.
bullinff
his
wavt
into
the
rather
silly
contract
of
six
diamonds.
!
course
West
won
his
two
aces
for
a
one-trick
set.
East,
who
had
expected
his
opponents
to
make
a
grand
slam,
was
Immensely
relieved.
!
to
ine
evening
Standard
h
airi
LONDON
O
-
Author
HUalree
problem
lies
with
the
mentl
Belloc
wrote
that
London
was
a
lethargy
of
the
average
Briton
"dying
giant"
and
the
way
things
who
Is
"Inevitably
two
second?
are
going
he
could
be
right.
Ulower
than
American
and
The
city
Is
ailing,
anyway,1
French
drivers
in
getting
away
from
a
modern
malady
common
from
the
green
light
'
"
to
many
great
cities
traffic
I
lams-
(
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Neville
Gerrarri
Sprawling
London,
with
Its
moving
fom
here
to
Victoria
to
narrow,
haphazard
streets
spread
wnl"h
city
Mr.
Oerra
xl
has
been
over
117
square
miles,
is
becom-
transferred
as
manager
for
BC.
lng,
at
least
In
downtown
areas,
Packers,
will
sail
for
the
south
on
a
place
of
three
speeds
slow,
,
tne
Camosun
next
Tuesday,
dead
slow
and
wait.
r.
W.
Doubt
of
Spokane,
who
Traffic
moves
bumper-to-
has
been
on
a
visit
at
Terraco
bumper,
causing
grey
halra'
Uh
his
daughter,
Mrs.
William
..
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,
,
,
tl
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He
was
moved
to
s
y
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rar
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mva
vn
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(TTnr
Trim
:
w.n
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,ht.
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a
n,mi.
nOW
On.
to
w
Come
cune
w
tr
train
w'n
v
.
''"L,"
..
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"'"'liriday
night
and
not
find
ail
S
ni
i
riai3
-
.K3J3iaiii,aj)iai9.jis,3iaiAaala,at3ia
wiiiu.
4iu
pnrau
mils
i
c,
aaumg
Ull
uie
rrill-
allke.
It
often
takes
up
to
aniess
Louise
Wis
afternoon
for
Clasblfled
Advertising
is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
Classifieds
3c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Death
Notices.
Fun
eral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2
00
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
"
...
.
t
.
.
CP
PHOTO)
that
yuu
can
fly
from
London
lq
Paris
faster
than
yon
can
travel
from
one
end
uf
the
city
to
another.
One
reader
declined
to
believe
that
London's
traffic
conditions
are
any
more
clotted
than
those
of
Paris
or
New
York.
In
a
letter
Vancouver
enroute
home.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
Business
and
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
P.
GARDNER,
C.A.
A.
L.
BELL,
CA.
324
Second
Avenue
Box
203
Phone
88
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
388
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
it
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
HANDYMAN
.
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
SOOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
PHONES
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GONICK
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Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
S
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
213
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Leask
and
Miss
V.
Leask
of
Metlakatla
are
sailing
this
afternoon
on
tne
Princess
Louise
for
a
visit
in
Vancouver.
.
M
or
tT
w
1
to
h
.y
young
inesi
7.
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Joint
SUN
LIFEQF
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Por
action
us(5,
Luxury?
For
KETl
WKDNESM
PRiS
Profes
SCOTT
m
CHARTERED
ACC
James
Block
fW!
Prince
Ruper
Phone
347
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1
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R&i
For
Domitr
and
Worn
&
MAC
SHOE
HOSF
Bx
774
Buy
the
Best-)
Famous
ELECTRO
Cleaner
ai"1
A"
1
Small
supply
no1
R,
W.
COLL
Author1
PHONE
SERVICE
&
SUn
MARGAR
&
Pnnm
1
STONE
PMONI
BLUE
655
P.O.
box
MATTS
(jpHOLS
,
t.0
niue
on
330
i
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itTAflt
DAILY
r
Phone
BU"
nndArt-1
Sll
new"-
haQ
a
nUlc
hand
when
his
partner
could
the
bidding.
Ana
if
Mr
Dal
h
d
...
,,r
g
r
ace
ace
oi
Of
Clubs
ciuds
instead
instead
of
of
th
the
king-
kirur
k
queen
of
hearts,
the
slam
would
nave
bea
made.
But
why
hadn't
Mr.
Sharps
bothered
to
bid
luur
no
trump
and
find
out
for
sur
how
nuuiy
aces
Mr.
Dale
had?
The
answer
is
easy.
Mx.
Sharp
is
one
of
those
'know-it-air
players
who
disdain
the
use
oX
any
artificial
conventions.
These
people
think
tliey
are
so
good
they
don't
need
to
check
up
on
aces.
There
are
lots
of
such
"great
men
of
bridge."
Sharpe
knew
very
well
that
Mr.
Dale
had
a
sound
opening
bid
but
to
save
lace
he
had
to
lash
out
at
somebody,
so
he
sub
ject
Mr.
uaie
to
considerable
abuse.
Mr
Dale
remained
silent.
But
he
thought.
"This
Sharpe
can
surely
dish
It
out
but
I
wonder
If
he
can
take
it!
Hmm
or
""jc
u
nvc
a
tnance
io
iuv
out
before
the
night
is"
over."
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
stores
closed.
They
have
cheques
mcjr
W1.-.I
IU
CXLIiailge
IOr
gtKlOS.
The
feeling
will
be
mutual.
After
all,
what's
a
fellow
in
business
for?
There's
a
heap
of
cash
out
Watson
Island
way.
Lots
of
weddings
in
British
Columbia
Now
and
then,
it
takes
most
of
a
newspaper
page
to
give
details
of
the
ceremony
and
print
the
illustrations.
It
all
makes
'interesting
reading.
But.
of
course,
all
are
not
so
elaborate.
And
then,
there's
another
side
to
the
picture.
A
Vancouver
dally,
this
week
published
a
at
nsi
oi
divorce
decrees
awarded
in
the
Supreme
Court.''
There
were
twenty
-one
divorces
and
four
annulments.
There
was
once
a
time
whin
by
Russia
saw
Nazi
armies
spreading
by
over
her
wide
territories
and
had
to
fight
like
sin
totetop
the
Invasion
from
beine
ne'manpnt.
Once,
Russia
had
no
iron
curtain
and
never
mentioned
sum
to
a
thing.
Once
upon
a
time.
Russia
refoiced
in
the
aid
of
what
was
called
lend-lease
from
the
Allies.
Incidentally,
the
latter
the
loaned
Moscow
557
naval
era':
including
Ice-breakers
a
frig
ate,
11
mine
sweepers,
148
sub-
for
cnasers
and
submarines
and
88
miscellaneous
craft.
So
far
these
valuable
ships
have
not
been
returned.
Nor
will
they
.
"George
Washington
'
could
broad-jump
twenty-three
fete
a
record
In
those
days"
Newspaper
filler.
Today,
observes
the
Juneau
Empire,
we
have
politicians
of
who
can
side-step
farther
than
that.
if
Anvone
In
Prince
Runert
or
A
anywhere
else
Is
liable
to
hear
something
that
sounds
sensational
and
with
as
little
delay
8'
notable,
reneats
it.
If
the
stnrv
is
be
true,
confirmation
comes.
If
the
varn
U
false,
there's
plentv
of
by
trouble,
waste
of
timecon
fusion
and
cussedness
proving
it
so.
by
There
was
an
example
of
the
latter
In
Prince
Rupert
this
week.
Remember,
Davy
Crocket,
pioneer
of
frontiersman
and
scout,
-
and
his
pet
advice:
"Be
sur
you're
right
and
then
go
ahead."
ent
Science
Professor:
"What
always
results
when
a
body
is
immersed
the
in
water?"
Co-ed:
"The
telephone
rings,"
up
Prices
keep
climbing
if
not
soaring
and
what
are
you
going
to
do
about
It?
For
more
than
sixty
years,
the
fivo
fent.
cup
of
coffee
at
the
Horn
Hardart
cafes
in
New
York
remained
an
institution.
But
now,
no
longer.
Today,
the
price
has
doublets.
Two
nickels
for
one
shot!
So,
in
these
perplexine
times,
plentv
may
have
to
drink
tea
if
it's
still
five
cents
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OP
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND
In
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
and
situate
adjacent
to
Lot
1983,
Ranee
8.
Coast
District.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Armour
Salvage
(1949)
Ltd.,
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
Northerly
point
of
Lot
1983,
Ranne
8.
Coast
District,
thence
North
10
chains;
thence
East
JO
chains;
thence
South
20
chains:
thence
West
10
chains;
thence
Northward
along
shore
to
point
of
commencement
and,
containing
20
acres,
more
or
lesi.
Date
of
staking
October
6th.
1960.
,.,
"J
M.
Fields"
ARMOUR
6ALVAQE
(1949)
LTD.
For
Action,
Advertise!
CAKD
OF
THANKS
Mrs.
A.
wish
to
thank
,nknm
their
many
friends
iur
aces
oi
Kindness
and
expressions
of
sympathy
in
their
recent
bereavement
including
the
beautiful
floral
tributes
and
the
services
of
D:tilbeai'ers
t-a'-ticn-iarlv
thaiiked
are
Dr
L
M
yiccue
anu
ui.
J.
JViaCDOnR'U
'
lor
their
ministration
to
Anton
'
Halversnn
n
Viin
finoi
also
the
nurses,
orderlies
and
neneral
stall
of
the
hospital
(Up)
FOR
SALE
.
j
Lins-belt
Speeder
Shovels-
yragiines:
Adams
goad
d
Graders:
Littleford
Bros.!
Black
Too
Read
Maintenance!
Enu)
ninent-
rwo
rinm0i,Aii
i
Bucsets
and
Rock
Grapples-
T
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers
:
i
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson'
"""ei
-Jiaciers
tor
Stockpile
and
KnnuL
Ppnmwai-
T3;n
xf,
able
Ci'Mrifuiial
Pumos;
National
Draaline
Scraners
and
Bickets:
National
All
Rtjpl
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
I
Rotarv
Screens
-and
Conveyors
1
Full
inloimalion
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.C.
(tf
)
.303
BRITISH
calihre
Rpmlno
span,
forcing
the
re-routing
of
Decompression
Tests
Succeed
TORONTO
m
The
R.C.A.F.
has
successfully
completed
new
compression
tests
at
its
school
aviation
medicine
here.
Two
compression
chambers
were
employed.
From
one
cham
ber
air
was
exhausted
to
stimulate
atmospheric
conditions
existing
at
60,000
feet.
From
the
other
conditions
prevailing
at
20,000
feet
were
created.
The
question
the
R.C.AF.
wanted
answered
was:
"What
happens
when
the
metal
skin
containing
a
Dressur-
lzed
high
altitude
cabin
Is
punc-
lurarfl
An
instructor
supplied
the
answer.
He
pierced
the
partition
separating
the
two
chambers,
allowing
atmosphere
from
the
"low
altitude"
chamber
to
rush
into
the
near
vacuum
of
the
other.
Although
it
was
like
dropping
30,000
feet
In
an
Instant,
a!r
fore
officials
said
bodily
effects
from
the
sudden
change
were
negligible.
Air
crews
Sn
both
chambers
wore
oxygen
masks,
since
without
oxygen
to
purify
the
bloodstream
the
crews
would
fall
unconscious
and
die
when
flying
high
altitudes.
When
tire
chambers
v.
ers
pierced
Jiitivcu
the
fciirj
ail
air
lurie
force's
3
new
lieW
de
UC-
f
vice
came
into
nlav.
A
simnip
!
aneroid
barometer
was
activated
!
the
changing
pressure
caused
j
piercing
the
chambers.
It
automatically
mU
U
mollon
!
the
oxygen-pumping
apparatus,
j
The
crew
remains
conscious'
and
is
able
to
get
the
plane
down
!
a
safer
level.
j
XOTICK
SEALED
TEKDFHS
arlrirmuvvl
tn
undersigned
and
endorsed
''Tender
for
wharf
repairs
at
Sandsnlt.
B.C."
will
be
received
until
8:00
D.m..
Thurarlnv
nnvmhiv
9nf
luwi
wharf
repairs
at
Sandsplt.
B
C.
nans,
form
of
contract
and
specification
can
be
seen
and
forms
tit
tender
obtained
at
the
,.ffi,
,
the
District
Engineer.
Pont
Office
Build
ing.
P.O.
Box
290.
New
Westminster.
BC.
and
at
the
Post
Office
ot
New
Westminster.
BC,
Vancouver.
B.C..
Prince
Rupert
B
C
and
Ranrtmt
BC.
NOTE:
Upon
application
to
the
undersigned,
the
Department
will
SUUDlV
blUC-Urlntjt
nrirl
arMtf
ift
i
the
work
on
deposit,
ot
a
sum
of
mvuu
in
ine
iorm
oi
a
certliled
bank
cheque
payable
to
the
order
the
Minister
of
Public
Works.
The
deposit
will
be
released
on
the
return
the
blue-prints
and
specification
within
a
month
from
the
dale
of
reception
of
tenders.
If
not
returned
Within
that
nerktrt
Lh
rliu,ait
u,m
forfeited.
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
unless
made
on
nrlnted
fur-ma
m,t,iiri
the
Department
and
In
accordance
with
conditions
set
forth
therein.
Euch
tender
must
be
accompanied
a
certified
cheque
on
a
chartered
bank
in
Cannrtn
nnviihla
order
of
the
Honourable
the
Miniutn.
Public
Works,
equal
to
10
per
cent
uie
umuuni
or
tne
lender,
or
Bearer
Bonds
of
the
rw,mir,i,,
r
Canada
or
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Comnanv
anri
it
-nn(Itit..
companies,
unconditionally
guaranteed
o
to
the
principal
and
inures
by
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
or
aforementioned
bonds
and
a
certified
cheque
if
required
to
make
an
odd
amount.
By
order,
K.
W.
Morton,
District
Engineer.
Department
of
Public
Works.
New
Westminster,
B.C.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED,
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2ndj
Ave.
(Neat
CFPR)
O
TAILORING
fof
Ladies
qnd
Gentlemen
LING,
the
TAILOR
220
Sixth
St
Phone
649
I,
a
mimii
!L
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1
,3i3jiiS,a,,siaia,,aia,aiita.ai9,a,ilia13ia,
FOR
SALE
K
SALE-One
Yukon
sleeping
hacr
n
x
90.
Box
845.
Daily
News.
.
FOR
SALE8-piece
oak
dining
room
suite.
$75.00.
Phone
Blue
FOR
SALE
Solid
oak
extension
table.
3
leaves.
$14.00.
Phone
Black
396.
.
(283p)
FOR
SALE
Large
4.
partially
fiirnishprl
Varan)
Flop
17
Blue
954
or
Box
501.
(288p)
range
with
new
Silent
Glow
Sta:1
StT,dS
and
connections.
$70.00.
no
315
,
2nd
West.
Box
1155.
City.
(287p)
"
FOR
SALE
Admiral
portable:
A.C..
D.C.
and
battery,
brand
I
new.
onap
at
$4U.uu.
Pnone
ween
eai.
(290p)
FOR
SALE-.-1935
Master
Chev
sedan
in
good
shape,
radio,
t
heater,
fog-lights.
Can
be
i
seen
at
Superior
Auto.
(288pi
i
FOR
UK
SALE
SALE
Used
Used
doors.
doors.
2'6
2'6"
x
6'6".
.
Call
u
629
o
5th
West
weal,
x-uuiie
Phone
.
543
(tf)
I
Black
Black
829.
829.
Grant
Grant
and
and
Newton
Newton'
tw"
rru,ce
Ku,,erU
inio,
-I
ILCST-Black
leather
wallet
con-i
taili
ng
sum
of
money.
Re-!
waru-
iave
at
Daily
News
of
'
f
ice
or
phone
755.
2KHi.
I
I
PERSONAL
I
arf
you
hirH
nf
v,p
-
,ro!
Af
enar
hvae
fHer
yhe?
i
me
almost
invisiDie
vibra-i
phone,
no
troublesome
batter-
I
les.
cords
or
wires.
Onlv
$15.00
!
Phone
Blue
414
between
6
and
j
8
p.m.,
or
write
Box
'Ml
j
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(300p)
CASH
for
scran
east.
hra
.
per
batteries
and
radiators.!
rnone
043
cal
fi29
h
w
City.
(tf)
I
NORTHLAND
Dairy
milk
deliv-'
PrpH
9d
nar
It
1..
"...
more?
Phone
18
for
dn
-
liverv
service
m-pqi
wne
Diauing.
its
true
tap.
snarpe
WANTED
WANTED
Two
business
girts
uraentlv
need
furnished
apartment
or
furnished
rooms.
Call
Miss
D.
Reddie,
Columbia
Cellulose,
or
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
alter
6
p.m.
287c
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scraD
Iron
steel,
brass,
cooper,
lead,
etc
Honest
gradirr
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
St
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Vancouver.
B.C.
Phone
Pacific
6357.
(tf)
HELP
WANTED
CANADIAN
WRITERS
NEEDED
,
,1
111
A
1..H.U
1
1
Aj
t
j
t
You
ran
learn
to
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nrof
itable
fiction.
Home
study
course
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you
personal
instruction
bv
a
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Canadian
author.
Let
us
tell
you
how.
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and
Government
Licensed.
Canadian
Writers'
Service.
2904
West
28th
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Vancouver.
B.C.
Also
manuscripts
given
careful
revision
at
moderate
rates.
(25-2-9)
WORK
WANTED
rTTTT
i
EXPERIENCED
typist
wants
po
s,tior,
sition
Box
Rox
84B
84fl!
Dailu
Ilailu
News
Npws
(287p)
rtYe-
tdM'-
(ZB7p)
'SLEEPING
room
for
rent-ouiet
r
woman.
Kitchen
priv-
lleaes-
Green
270
after
6
p.m.
(287p)
1
1,
r
TLl
v
1
,
nrklm
'
....
preferred.
Private
home,
steam
heated
close
to
town.
Box
844,
Daily
News.
(tf)
"LNTANTSi
-
PTOANT7e
Ar
o.
-.
f
urK
Btone
Building.
Red,
593.
.
(20m)
BlTILDFRS
Pt-'"l'-t
&
1
rnwpirr
ONTRACTORS
PLUMBING
and
H
E
A
T
I
NfTZ
n'fiiv.
j.
xi
ailU
f
ravel
roofing.
Call
629
6th
vvc.m,
rnone
D4J.
jLetourneau
and
Sons.
(tf)
MODERN
Painting
and
Decorat-
Uir
,"enCP,
ana
Matuik.
Phone
l.Back
Black
215.
215.
evenir
evenings
or
"uu"
"uur-
box
mi
(tf)
f'cient
service
George
Cook
'"'.
oauaiacuon
guaran
teed.
OTT,
BURNER
SPECIALIST
pl'y,e
service
and
repairs.
O
D
Ronson.
Black
503
(tf)
SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
riTirtT
fnn
EX
A
MT
NATIONS
PREPARE
NOW
FOR
Fall
E-
am
nations
whu
x
n
n
hool,
301
Enderton.
BldK
Winnipeg.
Man.
(h(
YOU
CAN
RUN
A
HOME
Kindergarten
with
our
help.
Canad-
Kindergarten
Institute,
301
Enderton,
Bldg,.
Winnipeg,
Manitoba.
(H)
hour
at
busy
times
to
travel
from
tne
bottom
of
the
Strand
to
Piccadilly
a
30-minute
Journey,
on
foot.
It's
even
worse
around
busy
Waterloo
Station.
Traffic
trouble
is
nothing
new
to
London.
It
started
when
the
horseless
carriage
began
appearing
in
streets
originally
designed
for
horse
and
buggy.
But
it
seems
more
crowded
every
year.
Two
British
newspapers
are
carrying
dally
stories
in
a
campaign
for
traffic
reform
and
have
thrown
their
11
wn,n
tuiuilllli
columns
open
to
comments
from
readers
Taxi-driwrs
blame
the
buses,
bus-drivers
blame
the
taxis
and
Private
cars,
and
the
pedestrian
Names
everybody
but
himself,
PARKING
A
FACTOR
Parking
is
agreed
to
be
one
malh
factor.
Authorities
tried
a
Parking
ban
on
most
central
roads,
but
motorists
still
had
to
park
some
place
and
the
Idea
isn't
making
much
headway.
Police
Issue
as
many
as
27,000
summonses
a
year
for
street
obstruction.
Here
are
some
sidelights
on
the
I
trainc
situation:
I.
Lord
Lucas,
representing
the
transport
minLstry,
said
he
Is
at
his
"wits'
end."
"If
you
slowed
up
London
traffic
any
more,
it
would
come
to
a
standstill,
he
said.
"And
things
will
get
worse
theres
no
doubt
about
that."
.
2.
One
London
newspaper
saged
a
"tortolse-and-hare"
race
among
a
taxi,
a
p-ivate
automobile,
a
cyclist
and
a
runner.
Over
a
Sti-mile
course
from
Liverpool
Street
to
Piccadilly
th
man
on
the
blcvcle
w
rirt.
u.,,i
the
private
motorist
last.
j
3.
Another
newspaper
noted
WRATHALLS
PHOTO
FINISHING
See
our
Kodak
Camera
Line-up.
Flash
attachments
for
all
Cameras.
Kodacolor
and
Kodachrome
Film.
Developing,
Printing
and
Enlarging.
S20
-
3rd
Ave.
W.
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
ami
General
Cartage
and,
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Pnrir
AUAn..n.
I
Est
9'0
PhtMiiM
60
anrl
fig
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
t
.
'
John
Burner
ler
Ltd.
Third
AvAjiua
Anu
ton,
Savane
and
Winchester
LOST
j
'
P-14
bold
action
6-shot
sport-
.
FOR
RENT
ina
rifles
with
2G"
barrel.
Ex-
j
LOST
One
9-foot
Lite-Kraft.
'
;VWT
"
'IT
T7
cellent
condition
including!
painted
blue,
outside
Skeena
OR
RENT
Room
and
board
for
nicely
fiiikhed
walnut
stocks:
!
River
Kiver
entrance
entrance.
Reward
Reward.
Con-
Contact
i
working
men.
sharing,
in
pri-select
qualitv.
prooi-tested.
!
tact
Vic
Vic
Grant
Grant,
telephone
telephone
vate
home.
Red
140
or
1333
6th
Price
oniv
$27.50.
If
not
satis-
i
pen.se
fur
full
refund.
Imme-
j
dlute
delivery
will
send
COD
.
Write
for
catalogue
Canada's
Mail
Order
House.'
Boa
852
I
Ottawa.
Ont.
(tf)
l
1
FOR
SALE
New
eHexterfiplH
uiticiiiiie;
Kiicnen
stoves:
neat-
ers;
hardware:
coffee
tables,
'
Affi
"
m..v.,,
ia
ui
win
uuiiua,
!
brand
new
carpets
Axmin.ster
sizes
2'
x
i','
scores
of
other
useful
furniture
at
lowest!
prices.
See
B.C.
Furniture'
Black
324.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
B
e
a
1
1
v
washer.
Chesterlield
suite,
china
cabi-
net.
lamps
.Phone
Black
480
rnT?
rati?
and
wood!
-
li.&ljlj
-Coal
j
aim
wuui
1
heater.
Wartime
house
front
room
s
V
e
Phone
Hlne
lf5
U'f)l
FOR
SALE
1949
Vi-ton
Fargo
oickuo
Prir-pd
for
ftnirlr
snip
Call
701
5th
West.
289p)
FOR
SALE
Girl's
winter
coat,
size
16,
cream
buffet.
Red
471.
(287c)
FOR
SALE
77
Grev
marine
engine.
2-1
reduction,
like
new.
Marine
General
Repairs,
First
Ave.
East.
(291p)
rnB
fili
Lrnit
uri.brion,..
00
1
automatic
pistol,
also
Colt
.38
special
tarpet
revolver,
factory
I
condition
300
rounds
Colt
45
1
nmmnnitlnn
Pnlio
rptriil-i-
tions
complied
with.
Box
848,,
Daily
News.
287p
I
FOR
SALE-Firewood
kindling,
,
50c
per
sack.
Get
vour
winter
supply
at
a
big
saving.
Kaien
Transfer.
Red
9C2
7p)
FOR
SALE
Monarch
coal
range
and
baby
bigy.
Phone
Green
(288p)
UNWANTED
HAIR
Permanent!
!
C9Mf
LETE
builders'
supplies,
lv
eradicated
I
with
Sacl-P?lr,
in
fast
eServ
?e-
I1,and
CUv
Build-The
mnSt
rTXlJ49-1
Supplies.
Blue
820.
(
18m)
ery
of
the
age.
Saca-Pelo
is,
REPAIRS
guaranteed
to
kill
the
roots.
of
any
hair
and
contains
no
.
WATCH
REPAIRS
Promnt
f.
drugs
or
chemicals.
LorBeer'
"""'vine,
vancou-
ver,
BC,
(h
.
KfcAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
-Wartime
4
cheap'
for
cash
rurnisnea.
pnone
TaA
HQ
nrfnH
c
aio
I
East.
(287c'
.
!
rvn
on-nuuse.
d
rooms
and
bath.
Cash
or-
terms.
Phone
ureen
020.
(289p)
WANTED
WANTED
BonrHina
v.nm.
fnr
7
small
children.
Box
846.
Daily
1
News.
(287p)