I
..iiteteo
HIGH
SCHOOL
VICTORY
,?,s
for
the
Capitol
f
'"!lfe
the
ones
that
ptfitft
nupert
Dan?
Yvt'm
Friday,
February
25,
1949
Looking
Back
iiS;
in
SPORT
-
'
c,r,;.s
5i.
I
Continued
from
Vage
4)
lor
a
B'J
J
n
use
Only
1
r.lad
news
and
were
intercepted.
Sunberg,
the
end
of
the
game
and
thus!
n
THE
OOUHT
OP
'
BRITISH
.Ct,I'MT!U
!l
the
hero,
topped
the
scoring
with'
gained
their
seventh
win
of
the
11
points.
(season
.
,,..
4
.
,
.
.
High
School
took
52
shots
and
rtrTappreciat'Jf
da:
Sat"rday,
June
29,
Sau.
and
Densmore
Shute.
'
mfort
of
relief
1
Then
at
the
dog-leg
eight
hp
amps
and
e
Winged
Foot
Golf
foliowed
.
T
lM
.
...L
iciub'
Mamaroneck,
N.Y.
,
amri,
bv
r.,.wi
'
-
,
,..u
TV-
C
of
10
made
8.
They
scored
free
throws.
Stone's
scored
10.
They
made
11
of
17
rd"
r',:
I
Th.
event:
Open
Golf
Cham-'
too
7w;
E
free
throw.
The
Rainmakers
shots
and
scored
7.
Thry
scored
took
74
shots
and
scored
14.
7
of
20
free
throws.
tl,
iwlly
News!
Individual
scoring
r
'
r
-
""'u
irom
ine
right.
The
ball
Fourth
and
final
round
in
pro-
was
bunkered.
He
blasted
out
Kres8,
,
across
the
erwn
into
another
The
leader:
Bobby
Jones,
bunker,
and
back
again
into
the
closel"
pursued
by
Al
Espinosa,
rit
hazard.
He
wag
barely
out
They
made
5
of
:1
fe
throws.
I
HIGH
BEATS
STONE'S
J
In
the
preliminary
game
High
!
I
i
i
I
voy
vji-nr
ouiuzen,
uen.smore
snute
mn
i
n
and
ujt
IN
PROBATE
.
in
Mir
Mailer
i.r
tlir
"
ilmliilsiniinii
Arf
I
1
"nl
Ih
14
ir
M4lrr
t
tUr
f-lAlr
f
Jwiir
'
tlir
KdhUiiti,
tr-rjtM'd,
Jiiletalr.j
TAKP
NOTICE
tbnt
bf
Ordor
ol
j
His
Horn
?nds;e
W
O.
FiiHon.
Local
'
Judv.e
of
tbr
aifrFBW
Cuurt
ut
Bri-
tisli
Culumbta.
1
w
un
tbe
17th
day
of
February.
A.U
ll4!t,
appoint-:.
1
id
Admlnt-itratiir
of
ti.t
nuiif
of
,
:
lames
fjfrslH
Robinson,
tr-e
un
I
FiCls.
BritHli
Culu
labia,
who
am.
"n
'
'
tr
a!xut
the
4th
day
of
October,
,
ISM,
at
Ocean
Falls.
British
Colum-1
'
bin.
Al!
persons
lnxk-totRd
to
the
hatd
HUtW
aae
required
to
pay
the
I
amount
of
thtir
indelitedness
to
nie
lorthwtlh
and
oil
ptTsons
havinn
claims
agatnnt
tlie
auul
Entate
are
reciiumd
to
flU
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
Hist
etay
of
Mircn.
1049.
failing
which'
tiistribyHon
will
lie
made
havme
I
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which;
I
shall
have
been
notified.
I
DATF.O
at
Prliiee
Riifiert,
'DC,'
nth
di.y
of
FHiruury.
A
U.
114.
,
KRrifN
1-ltASER
FOKP.KS
I
(jlllclal
AdminiMrator
and
Tommy
Armour,
profession-'
Putts
for
a
cliastlv
7.
Dukes
Flynn
3,
Sviatko,
Ken-rush
2,
Zaharko
7,
Buday
8,
Burrows
7,
Sinclair
9
31.
Bo-Me-Hi
Flaten
5,
Davidson,
Olson
8,
Spring
5,
Webster
2,
Carlson,
Sunberg
11,
S
ly
k
2.
-33.
High
School
-
Ratchford
8,
Bill
4,
Sharpe
4,
Hartwig
2,
Van
Pykstra
2,
Mui
tinsen,
Hills,
rVTPI
IT18'
ttnd
another
amateur,;
The
jolt
took
some
of
the
I
J
Ml
Ooree
Von
Elm.
I
strain
off,
ami
he
holed
in
a
fine
L
I
L
I
The
background:
Six
succes-,
bilflle
4
at
the
ninth,
and
when
Sebool
edged
out
their
arch
rivals
Stone's
22-21
with
the
winning
points
eoming
in
the
lat
minute
of
play.
The
play
was
fast
and
aggressive
as
tempers
tlared
several
times
during
the
game
Neither
team
heid
any
edge
in
Earelli,
PP
sive
years
Jones
hod
been
Na-'ne
walked
off
the
green
of
the
tlonaJ
Champion
of
the
United
lor
K
twelfth
h
had
a
clear
lead
States,
either
Open
or
Amateur.,0
x
stroke
over
Espinosa,
who
f
-,
-""law
-i
&
"Helin.
2.-22
r.O.
Bo
541
KR
STREET
cE
RUPERT
had
blown
himself
to
a
dreadful
a
Ul
that
hole.
Now
see
what
can
happen
when
the
pressure
eomes
off
Stone's
McCheaney,
Smith
2.
Dumas
8,
Wewh,
Marshall
5,
KrUtmanson,
Christoff
4,
Young
2-21.
He
had
won
eight
National
titles
in
the
United
Stales
and
Great
Britain.
In
prospect:
Tlw
Grand
Slam
of
1830,
when,
as
Mr.
George
the
scoring.
High
School
led
at
the
quarter
-4.
Stone's
fought
hard
and
tied
it
p
at
the
half
10-all.
There
was
no
change
In
the
pace
of
the
second
half
as
the
scoring
was
equal
with
a
17-all
tie
as
the
final
quarter
began.
Stone's
went
into
a
one-
,
..it-,
t
lun1
K.
,
f
Ifnn
T.
,t.
i
Espinosa,
convinced
that
it
wa
Prince
RiiM-rt.,
B.C.
If.JI
Trevor
phrased
It,
his
record
I
a11
over,
played
the
last
six
holes
"was
entrenched
safely
andwltn
an
UrcrediWy
brilliant
run
forever,
within
Uie
Impregnable
f,,,r
4's
and
two
3's,
for
a
IMLES
When
your
piles
are
at
their
round
of
75
and
a
total
score
of
294.
FOK
1
MJ-S
TO
BLUE
eROMPT,
EXPERT
LltVKK
AANICH
jng
&
Heating
QuadrilaUifal,
The
Unbelievable
Big
Four-
Vktura
of
Golf."
Thus
is
the
iory.
Through
the
xevenlh
hole
of
the
final
round,
Jones
was
spinning
easily
along
with
a
widening
mirnrln
of
strokes
over
his
nearest
rivals
-
Al
Espinosa,
Gene
And
now
the
pressure
was
on
i
Jones.
He
lost
a
stroke
at
tlit'l
213-yaid
Umttenlh,
got
bis
pari
4
at
the
next,
and
then
picked
up
another
devastating
7
aft
jt
i
scored
with
a
lay-up
to
put
High
itching;
Ua
is
'the
.iiify
.iiue
School
in
front.
Danny
Bill
gave
'vou'll
appreciate
the
blessing
ol
,
i
,
i
,
.
modern
science
in
th
iM'w
them
a
two-point
lead
as
he
p
!!
Treatment.
Hundreds
of
sank
a
free
throw.
Stone's
letters
tell
us
oniv
one
bottle
of
scoring
ended
when
D-,MbaT1
scored
a
penalty
shot.
.
The
amazinK
results.
That's
our
students
controlled
Uie
ball
to'
guarantee
or
results
you
expect
.
,
with
one
bottle
of
Pyltnne
or
.'
price
refunded.
This
liquid
tak
JUNIOR
CHAMPS
Maureen
Senior,
14,
of
Toronto
and
Donald
Tobin,
20,
of
Ottawa
captured
the
junior
ladies'-and
men's
siagles
crowns
at
the
Canadian
figure
bkating
cha9ipions,hips
at
Ottawa.
Tobio
also
placed
third
in
the
senior
men's
singles
and
is
one
of,
the
bei
iree-style
skaters
in
Canada
,tf
PHOTO
a
sliced
drive
among
the
trees
at
the
fifteenth.
His
lead
wa
gone,
now,
for
Espinosa
was
or.
en
by
mouth
goes
direct
to
the
internal
trouble
removing;
the
cause.
Pyltone
$1.75
at
all
modern
druggists.
B1NESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
NOW
AVAILABLE
from
his
record.
Bobby
stood
u
p
to-
putt.
The
galiry
-subsided,
into
a
Uange
breathing,
silence
pressing
into
the
ears.
It
seemed
that
sonw-where,
a
long
way
off,
a
tiell
was
ringing
slowly.
t
Then
the
breathing
stopped
There
was
a
faint,
thin
click
of
the
stroke,
and
the
beginning
of
a
kind
of
sigla
iu
the
eaiiery
The
ball
was
on
its
way.
Workmen
ONLY
Puxif
rr
Drybaek
Coal
$8.25
Putiifer
Dryback
Pasts
S.95
Khaki
Covrralls
$5.45
Denim
Pants,
8-oz
S3.&0
Denim
Pants.
9-oz
$3.15
Denim
Coveralls,
8-oz.
$5.10
Denim
Rib
Coveralls
..
$4.4)5
I)-nim
KoMM-ks
S4J.r
Blue
a."ti
White
Boilermaker
Cyralfv
$4U5
Khaki
Taste
Group
1
$4.50
Khaki
Ti
'--Group
2
$4JM
Painter'
Overalls
$4.95
Steelbilt
Taats
$4.75
Moleslua
raaU
$5.95
Heavy
HuBaphrjr
Fishernea't
r&ulx
.
$1
1.95
DioHble
DiantMMl
Pants
$5.45
Iroaman
Pauls
S5.XI
the
board
he
couldn't
lose
any!
more
strokes.
And
Jones
need-
j
ed
4-4-4
to
win
by
a
single
stroke,;
and
the
sixteenth'
was
a
par
5.
j
Pressure?
After
a
great
drive'
and
iron,
lie
was
on
the
six-
i
ttenth
green,
20
feet
from
the'
flag.
Then
his
first,
putt
was
five
feet
short,
and
he
missed
the
second.
;
BRYDGES
and
McLEAN
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS
AND
AUDITORS
Xasstfleds:
So
per
word
per
ttiMrUon,
minimum
oharK.
so.
Birtn
ihm
fcuc.
Caroa
uf
ThanKj-.
Lata
Notices.
Funeral
Notloaa.
UarrlftR
and
Engagement
Announce
menta:
2.
SPECIAL,
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICk
.-i-'cu
Advertising
Is
payable
In
advance.
Pleas
telratn
troa
Mlapboaln
0
FLOIUSTS
r
Third
Avenue
ry
service
Ii:
CFKEM
787
il'riiice
Rupert,
B.
C.
FOR
hen
FOlt
SALb
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
FOR
BALE
"38
Chevrolet
Master
Deluxe
business
Coupe
in
FOR
RENT
Furnished
843
9th
Ave.
West.
rooms,
1567
In
DECORATING
And
now
it
was
4-4
...
to
tie,
Oily
a
dozen
feet
to
af
Ho
He
got
the
fim
4.
Then
after!
&
took!
Tbe
fe
ta
Besner
Block
PliONE
000
Room.
31
ood
condition.
Heater,
sealed
i
beam
$260
new
parts
installed!
-
last
June.
Anolv
1006
9th
Av-j
enue
East.
(481
a
gasp
ft
HANGING
GN
PAINTING
a
liood
drive
he
milled
his
pitch
SALES
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
A
reliable
man
to
sell
Rawleifth
Products
in
Prince
Rupert
and
surrounding
district.
No
experience
Missed?
No!
AHMER
FOR
SALE
One
silent
glow
oil
(
heater
wick.
$45
in
eood
condl-1
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERINQ
Phone
BLUE
81S
P.O.
Box
520
j
for
the
houue
green,
and
the
ball
i
trickled
down
Uie
;teep
bank
of
!
a
deep
buulier,
stojjping
in
the
Rras
just
shorC
of
the
sand.
And
,
his
wee
pitch
was
soft.
The
ball
lay
12
feet
short
of
the
hole
The
gasp
changed
to
a
stun:,
ning
roar;
the
crash
of
a
thunderbolt
.
.
.
The
hall
had
roiled.
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
KaaiuMkbara
rants
..
.
SH.iU
needed
to
start.
Write
today.
.Rawleieh'S
-Dept.
WG-B-lrjrj-189.
Winnipeg.
Man.
trf
'
HELP
WANTED
TfTHNIClAN
tion.
Apply
suite
No.
7
Wash-
ington
Block
side
entrance.
(48)
ram
f4vi
FOR
SALE-1937
Ford
De
Luxe
Sedan
First
class
condition,
330
Second
Avenue
Prinze
Riiijert,
B.C.
.it
ing
and
Repairs
GOLD
SEAL
IABEI
BOYS
WANTED
The
waiting
ut
for
Daily
News
delivery
bovs
is
own.
Suitable
boys
wishing
routes
should
leave
their
names
at
the
office,
tt
Acme
X
COLL'SSI
e
BLACK
T,t5
Jt2
10th
East
And
it
was
that
or
noUiing
The
rest
of
Bob
Jones'
golfing
career
hung
on
that
putt.
U
he
tnissed,
it
would
be
the
first
time
in
the
U.S.
Onei
he
had
new
paint
lob.
Phone
Black
935.
"
(52)
!
FOR
SALE
34
f
(Kit
bv
9'
6"
West
coast
troller
in
excellent
condition,
complete
with
all
fishing,
A.
T.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTER
KP
ACCOUNTANTS
4aMrMHHIUk
U
I
slowly
and
more
slowly,-
across
a
sloping
green
as
fast
as
Ice,
to
the
rim
of
the
hole;
had
hesi-i
tated
stopped.
And
then
well,
then
It
had
dropped.
,'
It
was
Al
Watroas,
Bob's
fellow-competitor,
wiw
described
1
that
putt
a
few
minutes
later
in
j
(tie
locker
room.
It
was
13
feet,
jaid
Al,
and
a
.slope
in
the
iigiii-I
ninir
fast
green
necessitated
'n
I
"borrow"
of
about
10
inches
from
ROOM
WANTED
Counle
visit-
in
for
two
weeks,
desire
Quiet
comfortable
room.
Available
March
8.
Phone
Black
784
between
2
and
4.
(It)
naviRation
and
living
gear.
'
Complete
description
bv
ap
1
plvina
to
P.
O.
Box
474
Ocean
j
Falls.
B.
C.
48)
475
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
CLOTHING
STORE
eeowd
as
high
as
80.
He
would
have
blow
ii
,a
lead
of
six
strokes,
sui4
one
uvrc
.U.
Uie
last
six
ltole.
If
that
putt
tayl
out,
it
wMdd
remain
a
sfireading
and
iatal
blot,
never
to
be
wiped
'N
DLlN'fl
WOOD
In
sueks
AND
CEDAE.
.
nek
Delivered
fc-Vtl
TRASSFKR
fcreen
lB(i
FOR
SALE
Model
A
two-door
.sedan.
Good
running
condition.
Phone
Black
HOW.
(47)
HELP
WANTED
Male
or
female
to
call
on
homes
to
make
appointments
for
ohotoeraph-
lip
Ipft
nf
Ihp
litlp
Al
H'.tiii
a.
er.Apply
room
28
Commercial
Hotel.
7
to
a
p.
m.
(48)
rL&tkm
I
WANTED
.
,'
.
.
FOR
SALE
New-
Articles.
Elec-
range
was
so
nicely
gauged
that
trif.
Tostw,s.
Pro.s.s
irons.
Hot
MARGARET
McLKO!)
OPTOMETRIST
IWK)M
10,
STONE
BUU-DINCi
if
the
hole
had
been
a
4,,-ineh
Cups
and
Plates.
Heaters.
Saucers.
Kitchen
Stoves
atj
B.C.
See
,vn
mac1unf.
voi:ks
or
SIMPLEX
OAS
real
saving
prices.
Furniture.
(tf)
PERSONAL
PERSONAL
DRUG
SUNDRIES
i
rubber
uoodsi
twelve
samples
for
50e
postpaid
in
plain
sealed
wrapper,
cataloeue
included.
General
Novelty
Co.,
Dent.
'PR'.
71
Major
St..
Toronto.
Ont.
.50)
A:,
BUILDING
f
and
DIESEL
ENC1NES
:
ch-cle
on
the
green,
Uie
ball
1
would
have
stepped
in
the
i
middle
of
it.
!
Next
day,
the
rebound.
Play-!
ing
his
best
gojf
of
lhe
a
eel;
I
Bobby
Jones
won
the
36-hole
j
play-off
from
AJ
Espinosa,
weary
i
and
stale,
by
the
widest
margin
in
history.
RFAIfinF
I
INr.
PHONE
BEUK
m
P
O.
Box
11B4
LOST
FOR
SALE
Used
Furniture,
Office
Fixtures
and
Hardware,
Underwood
Typewriters
in
best
condition,
Radios
1948
models.
Kitchen
Chairs,
Coal
Heaters,
Electric
Heaters,
Logging
Boots,
Ladies'
Fur
Coat
$7.50.
Other
useful
household
articles
at
the
lowest
prices.
Sec
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
(til
Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
WILL
COLLECT
THEM
AT
YOl'R
DOOR
CARTONED
OR
LOOSE
WEPAY
CASH
PHONE
950
$
i
vicc
and
Parts
I
fix
and
users
of
In-iHi'iiies
are
invited
to
'ni
to
view
our
varl-I
.'Hid
talk
ov,.r
.qujp.
di'
ms.
LOST
Blue
love
bird
at
Seal
Cove
Circle.
Rine
attached
to
leg.
Phone
Red
826.
(48)
TWO
GOLD
COINS
R"wnrd
if
finder
returns
to
Daily
News.
147)
But
it
all
dangled
on
the
putt
all
of
it,
including
the
un-equallfc
Grand
Slam
climax
of
1930.
REPAIRING
See
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
and
Contractors
PHONE
3C.U
FO
RSALE
Chevrolet
panel
truck.
Suite
15,
Mcinlyre
Blk.
(tf)
HELEN'S
REAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
its
branches
METAL
WORK
655
N
I
PLUMBING
Installations
and
Repairs.
SHEET
METAJ
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel
Roofing.
Letouri"aii
&
Sons,
slti
t
Sixth
Went,
fhone
543
i.ft
204
4th
Street
Phon
T.K
I,
rorie
i
(HinUnt.
AudiUr,
fte.
Returns
Compiled
jliork
-
Phone
381
-
FOR
SALE
Four
room
Wartime
House
with
oil
burner
and
Bendix
installed.
Anply
14118
Piggot
Ave.
or
Phone
Blue
140.
(49)
FOR
SALE
-1940
Ford
Sedan,
new
rubber,
heater
and
ex
MACHINEKY
FOh
SALE
if,,
'mJ"
4
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
lUOSEB-BUIlCicsiirWK:,
"
;0
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
uo-to-date
tvpe
National
tras,
A-l
condition.
Reasonable
price.
App'j
Daily
News
Box
488.
(51)1
CHENEY
DENTIST
KM1TII
BUiCK
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1
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Building
and
repairs
of
all
kinds
Roofs,
Chimneys
Oil
Burners
Civic
Centrei
Dates
SATURDAY
Sports
2:00
Teen
Age
Badminton.
2:00
Adult
Casual
Badminton.
7:00
Teen
Age
Badminton.
Basketball
League
6:30
Junior,
High
School
and
Kinsmen.
7:15
Intermediate,
Fashion
and
Merchants.
8:30
Senior,
Bo-Me-Hi
and
Savoy.
Special
2:00
Teen
Age
Art
Class.
P
O.
Box
1401
FIR
OR
HEMLOCK
I
SIDING
A
IX
TYPES
SASH
AND
DOOR
.
.
.
a.rd
a
Complr
te
Supply
ot
General
Con
struction
('R
YOUR
PHONES
Black
687
Red
84
evenings
P.O.
Box
1670
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
bv
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver.
BC.
'
tn
TENDERS
WANTED
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
until
March
31st.
1949
for
the
purchase
of
Lots
twen-tv-seven
27t
twenty
-eight
(28)
and
twenty-nine
(29)
Block
fortv-one
(41)
and
including
the
two
storey
budding
(36
X
90i
known
as
the
Elks
Hall
in
the
Village
of
Smithers.
Province
of
British
Columbia.
Tenders
may
be
for
lots
only,
building
only
or
lots
and
building.
Lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
ac-
ee"ted.
L.
H.
Evans.
P.
O.
Box
94
Smithers.
B.
C.
"'I
CONC'UKTK
WORK
REAL
ESTATE
PROPERTIES
FOR
SALE
4th
E.
5
Room
Bungalow.
7lh
-E
Well,
furnished
5
room
Home.
6th
E.
rooip
House
(3
lots).
10th
E
3
room
House
$500
down).
9th
E.
6
room
House,
concrete
basement
a
snap
for
cash.
9th
E.
4
room
Bungalow.
Plus
others.
For
inspection
phone
or
call
in
at
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
-
-
Ptiune
312
EveHins.
Green
297
X
BLUE
939
SAUNDERS
ARROW
CARS
24-Hour
Strvice
PHONE
640
Prompt
and
Courteous
Service
Rniilnmont
'ark
Guaranteed
i
TO
BE
BURIED
AT
KITIM
A
AT
I-
Cartage
Ltd.
Philpott,
Evict
and
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
651
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Bos
774
Second
Ave.
p
Moving
Service
i
NOIV
is
lhe
Time...
r
RED
S16
1
I
)ce-lu-iiu
.
.
.
o
toasiy-crisp
in
milk!
Yen.
fresher
beciume
they're
Kfllogg'$
liran
Flakes
.
.
.
Try
them
ol
no
risk!
DoubU
your
money
bark
if
you
don't
ngree
Kellogg'a
aro
fresher
than
other
ran
flukes.
Send
empty
carton
to
Kel'oRg's,
Dept.
4-A,
Ijimlon,
Ont.
Helpful,
ool
Contains
the
Funeral
services
and-
burial
of
Mark
Smith,
70-year
old
Kitimaat
man,
who
died
in
hospital
here
Wednesday
afternoon
will
take
place
at
Kitimaat
where
the
body
will
be
taken
this
week.
Mr.
Smith
succumbed
after
a
lengthy
illness.
He
is
survived
by
a
number
of
relatives
at
Kitimaat,
among
them
Mrs.
Chris
Walker.
1
T
bran
many
need
to
keep
IV(
wly
Re-Opened
Gel
the
Best
...
in
gas,
oil
and
lubricants,
an
get
the
best
in
car
servicing
and
check-up
by
driving
into
our
conveniently-located
station.
It's
a
money-saving
habit.
"SELECTIVE
SERVICE
FOR
YOl'R
CAR"
nun
m
SISTERS
to
make
chances
in
your
refrigeration
system.
We
will
le
glad
to
assist
you
in
any
improvements
contemplated.
Have
your
machine
checked
to
see
if
it
is
in
condition
for
the
heavy
work
season
which
is
ahead.
SEE
US
FOR
YOUR
REFRIGERATION
REQUIREMENTS
Walk-in
or
Reach-in
Coolers
Frozen
Food
Cabinets
Ice
Cream
Cabinets
and
Domestic
Refrigerators
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
f
O
PHONE
210
or
209
O
regular.
volar.
&
r
fluffs
City
Merchants
City
merchants
are
asked
In
future
to
hav
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
lato
the
Daily
News
offleV
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
U
their
publication.
Tills
co-operation
win
greatly
assist
th
mechanical
department
in
keeping
to
the
regular
hour
(or
publication.
COFFEE
SHOP
351
West
Third
MPIETELY
RENOVATED
AND
REFURNISHED
BETTER
THAN
EVER
Bob
Parker's
UPTOWN
SERVICE
STATION
Phene
791
2nd
and
McBride
iJ'0Vt
nv.Pl..l,
rv
t
j
n
-ii..
v
i.inc
uo-iMiis
uiir
opcnaiiy
i
Mother
Knows
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