i
Tf
jrCt
I
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
September
2D,
1950
imply
ii:pers
during
the
service
and
was
godmother
by
proxy
for
Mrs.
Alex
Kern
cf
V;-irc-"-?r
Jahri
Kee'e
Jr.
and
Peter
Neave
were
his
j
J.
"
Double
Baolism
Al
Francois
Lake
ttay
Re
fleets
Business
and
prof,
godfatherj
Says
Stokowski
and
Reminisces
banquet
and
dance
were
held
last
night
at
the
Boston
Cafe.
Presented
by
President
W.
F.
Stone
of
the
association,
cups
were
received
by
Miss
Eileen
Thomas
on
behalf
of
the
Gret-tettes
and
by
Corporal
Brown
cm
behalf
of
tne
Irish
Fusiliers.
On
Sunday
mcring
in
the
Anglican
Church
bright
with
flowers,
the
infant
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
O'Mears
was
Riven
It
may
be
said
with
some
de
gree
ol
accuracy,
that
Peck
Mc
September
20,
1925
Mrs.
T.
Williams
has
received
word
that
her
mother
and
sister.
Ina
Wood,
arrived
in
M"mtreo'
i
yesterday
from
Aberdeen
and
will
be
here
Friday.
LONDON
(J
Kathleen
Fer-rier's
voice
Is
simply
superb,"
says
Leopold
Stokowski.
Commenting
on
her
performance
in
Mahler's
"Das
Lied
Von
Der
Erde,"
the
renowned
con-
HELEN'S
&wain
who
died
in
Northern
iJne
name
Michael
John,
and
the
British
Columbia
not
so
manj
j
infant
son
of
Ku?h
and
Joseph-
VP3M
fl.Ofl
VL:&
thf
las,
nf
thi
I
.
.
a
l
SIDNEY
(ft,
durtor
said
the
English
zhi's1'
.
w
me
xseave
was
Riven
uir
ivmiiv
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
bracchea
?04
4th
Street
Phone
855
voice
was
'lull
and
beautiful
the
f
I.AVO
ACT
N'U'
f
Intention
to
Apply
To
l.m
Lund
In
Lancf
Recording
District
of
PrtncB
Rupert,
B.C..
and
irttuate
oa
western
she
of
Lot
1983,
Rim
5.
Coast
DUtrlrt.
TAKB
NOTICT
that
Armour
Salvune
(1949)
Ltd.
of
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
dfscribed
lands:
.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
po'.nt
near
S.W.
corner
of
Lot
1981.
Range
5.
Coast
District,
thence
N
SO
degrees
E.
23
chains;
thcure
southward
and
westward
aloiiRohore
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
SO
acres,
more
or
less.
Date
of
Staking
August
7.
1950.
ARMOUR
SALVAGE
U949)
LTD
"J.
M.
Fields"
in
tins
part
vi
Western
Canada.
'
prfnimed
th
ceremonv
follow-
Miss
Mary
Edgar
of
this
city
is
paying
a
visit
in
Berny,
Alberta,
with
her
sister,
Mrs.
Robert
Augier.
tie
niignt
have
betm
nandy
won
i
n?
the
usuai
church
service
a
linotype,
as
well,
but
nen,
taiK
;!rs
j0hn
Keefe,
grandmother
turner!
turned
nn
on
McSwam,
MrPu'ain
it
it
to
....
.
.
,
,
0JTICE
a0-
Away
on
a
deer
hunting
trip.
R.
Davie,
W.
Reid,
Geor?e
Ab-i
bott,
James
Tannock
and
Ben
1
Boliver
have
sailed
on
Mr.
Davie's
launch,
the
Alva
Glen.
for
the
Wark
Canal
country.
'.They
expect
to
be
away
aboui
"
ten
days.
intonation
perfect,
the
phrasing
so
elastic
and
the
'nterpretation
so
eloquent.
'
In
this
particu.ur
work,
Kathleen
sings
the
mezzo-soprano
was
of
born
Dames,
neia
iw;riiuei
tnink
of
hini
as
a
printer
wao
had
seen
much
and
managed
to
part,
but
she
ranges
through
,
extract
a
great
deal
of
fun
ou.
Gm
Cook-,
J
soprano
and
contralto
with
equal
John
and
was
godmother
by
proxy
for
Mrs.
Marie
Burnett
of
Albreda,
who
was
unable
to
attend
the
ceremony.
The
childs
uncle,
William
Mummery,
was
eedfather
bv
proxy
for
Ralph
JCeefe.
Mrs.
Harold
Neave.
RL-h
'ard's
grandmother,
held
him
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES,
D
C.
21-22
Besner
Block
Houis,
10:30-12:30
Si
2-5
bvenlngs,
Mon.
&
Frl.
7:30
Phone
Blue
442
The
school
football
opener
tween
High
School
and
Booth
ended
in
a
win
for
Booth
by
a
1-0
score.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Dominato
sailed
last
niaht
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
T.
S.
Harrison,
Victoria;
T
Woods.
Smithers;
Mr.
and
Mrs
Alderdice,
Fort
St.
John;
Mrs
N.
MsGowan,
Alice
Arm;
John
Brontner
and
family,
Alice
Arm;
facility.
Her
singing
career
started
as
the
result
of
a
bit.
Whlie
working
as
a
telephone
operator,
she
entered
an
English
music
festival
as
a
pianist.
For
a
wager,
she
also
competed
in
the
singing
division
and
won
a
firs',
orize.
of
life.
Born
in
Ontario,
he
rarely
remained
ions
anyw.iere.
If
ne
ever
lived
in
what
might
be
tonsio'.
reu
headquarters,
the
place
could
have
been
in
this
province
As
a
craitsman,
Pek
nad
wiae
and
picturesque
experience
in
ail
kinds
01
places
and
among
ail
sorts
of
people
He
toiled
in
pimtshops
large
and
small,
and
few
excelled
him
anywhere
in
the
scope
of
his
friendships
and
acquaintances,
and
tne
number
of
his
anecaetes,
as
well
as
amusing
escapades.
,''
September
20,
1940
"
Marking
the
close
of
the
soft-
V
I
!LL2JL5L?LniJ
J.
Day,
Vancouver;
J.
Dunlop,
taw
io
;
ball
season
in
Prince
Rupert,
a
Smithers.
u
,ut
BOH
'
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
lor
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TONED
AND
RECONDITIONED
ilO
4th
St
Ph.
Black
38S
I.
A
VP
ACT
Notice
nf
Intention
to
apply
to
Lease
LaitU
In
the
Atlln
Land
Recordim?
District
of
British
Columbia,
and
situate
on
the
Atlln
Townsit
UM
shore
frontline
between
Hlh
and
Low
mnrk
and
frontln
on
Lak'
PlrOSl
HAPID
SITCES.
A
ppriod
of
training1
led
to
her
professional
debut
and
success
tollowed
success.
Her
reputation
spread
rapidly
and
she
found
herself
singing
In
the
leading
opera
houses
and
concert
halls
BLUE
P.O.
BOX
J
Peck
could
sine,
although
he
rnorta
u.)l,i.mant
npnfc.PT.inn..
i
Striwit
Ttnr
the
foot
Of
Rank
Street
nQ
o
f,n
tend
and
laying-
laylnR
beneath
beneath
th
present
c
v.uuiu
uuiai.,
wtii,
uil
tit.
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
1118
Melville
Street
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
gorex)nd7
OIL
BURNER
ift-
;
of
the
world.
Among
her
cuts'
anding
performances
was
that
in
"Das
Lieu
Von
Der
Erde"
at
the
first
Edinburgh
Festival
.which
led
to
an
invitation
to
si.i,j
the
work
under
I
Bruno
Walter
in
New
York.
I
At
this
y?.r's
Edinburgh
festival,
she
sang
Urahm's
alto
rcmplishment
greatly
enhanuing
ones
social
power.
lie
eou:a,
and
did,
play
many
a
-nractica;
joke,
displaying
in
this
direction
an
undoubted
ingenuity,
although
perhaps
the
victim
did
not
always
share
this
vie.
Ladies'
.
FALL
and
WINTER
COATS
New
Gabardines
and
Covert
Cloths
Priced
from
29.95
New
wick
or
jt'.r,
supplled-All
tea
:
and
tove
lerrtctJ
I
Rhapsody
for
contralto
and
or
Wharf
Structure.
Take
notice
that
I.
Harper
Reed
Prospector,
of
Atlln,
B.C..
occupation
Propectlng,
intend
to
applT
for
a
esse
of
the
following
described
'ands:
Commencing
at
Post
No.
1.
being
Its
Easterly
Cor.
thence
Nor-'herly
50
foot
Westerly
100
ft
Southerly
60
ft.
Easterly
100
ft.
all
more
or
less
to
commencement
point.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
Its
Easterly
Corner,
near
crosslnK
o:
Lake
Street
and
Rank
Street
Northerly
60
ft.
Westerly
100
ft
thenc
Southerly
50
feet;
thence
Easterly
100
feet
to
point
of
commencemen
uid
containing
5000
area
feet
more
or
less.
Use
of
area
to
be
for
Lake
Boat
Shelter
Dock.
HARPER
REED.
August
1st,
1950
(220)
conditional
guarata
left
satisfaction
J
RORIE
&
LAIRD
Public
Accountants
and
Auditors.
Income
Tax
Returns
compiled.
O.
L.
RORIE,
A.A
E.
S.
B.
LAIRD,
B.
Comm.
Bfhiier
Work
-
Phone
381
He
was
geting
along
in
years
when
he
drirted
north.
to
work
in
the
office
v
a
weekly
published
in
Stewart
It
may
not
bd
generally
Kivjn
that
lor
year
Stewar
haa
its
paper,
and
so
eoniinued
until
tne
passing
or
it's
proprietor.
There
was
no
suc-
chestra.
Born
and
brought
up
In
Lancashire,
Kulhlc-ei
left
school
a
the
age
ol
14.
She
entered
th:
post
office
as
a
telephone
operator,
studying
piano
with
little
idea
of
a
music
career
until
the
Krta
733
5th
West
uf
.
f
Iki
aJretiMtkiM
It
M
pMiM
at
Atplr
1
V
Una
Cwl
ImtS
at
W
W
dmmmi
sjBiaiAfil
i
in
-
r-f.
Inteniutlonaf
cessor.
It
was
while
he
was
in
wagr
won
hr
acclaim.
QUALITY
REM
For
DowitroddKi
and
V,'om
tJ
MAC
I
CUflt
unn!
'
!
Stewart
thai
McSain
expen-
enced
a
stroke,
but
this
did
not
overcome
his
breezv
-jersonality
Sutherland
will
Often,
in
after
days,
he
was
a
Vancouver
to
be
familiar
figure
on
the
streets
of
HANDXMAN
HOAAE
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Mrs.
C.
V.
leave
soon
for
U
Om
S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
away
about
three
weeics
8rJ
Box
774
Frince
Rupert
slightly
below
the
average
size,
quiet
and
observant,
and
invariably
good
j
company
Building
and
Repalri
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
MATTSON'
LTHOLS.'ra
Phone
Blue
IU.
f.
9
PHONI8
Black
334
Red
V
P.
O.
Box
1870
330
Srcuni
Ai
While
on
the
subject
of
print-!
ing
and
printers,
perhaps
this
is
the
time
and
place
t3
say
it's
a
long
distance
between
Peck
in
Stewart,
and
a
little
paper
published
In
Bloemfontein,
Union
ot
South
Africa,
fifty
years
ago,
and
called
"The
Friend".
That's
one
j
sheet
he
never
did
behold,
or
lhave
anything
to
do
with.
It
may
Prince
Rupert.
'
f
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BRIM
te
in
circulation
yet.
.
inasslfied
Advertising
Is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
Classifieds,
?c
pe
.word
per
insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks.
Death
Notices,
Fun
eral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2.00.
SPKCIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
The
Friend
was
colored
pink,
ran
four
pages,
any
old
kind
of
FOR
SALE
YOUR
FAVORITE
;
CARD
OF
THANKS
LiWe.wisn
t0
thank
our
many
friends
for
.sending
flowers
durum
our
recent
bereavement.
And
.we
want
to
thank
the
Com-hiunitv
of
Usk
for
their
flowers.
JVe
also
thank
Indian
Superintendent
Earl
Anfield
for
his
kind
consideration.
Also
McRae
pnrt
Donaldson
for
thef'
kind
HI
-POWERED
SPORTING
RIFLES
Larger
assortment
and
better
values.
Write
for
latest
catalog
listing
various
bargain
prices.
SCOPES
SALES
CO.
LTD.,
326
Queen
St.,
Ottawa,
Ont.
(tf)
REu.
ESTATE
-makeup
apDM.red
good
enough.
--
land
was
prinU-d
partlv
In
Dut;li
HAVE
HOME
OWNER
requiring
and
partly
in
Enelish.
Frequently
eood
2
or
3bedroom
house
be-'
there
e
nnlri
oula
he
te
rrncl-imn(rvn
tween
Havs
Cove
and
McBride.
prr05ma'.'on
Will
sell
or
exchange
4-bed-
with
tne
signature
of
the
British
room
home
on
6th
East.
Has
:0ommander
In
Chief,
Lord
concrete
basement,
furnace
Roberts.
It
appeared
every
now
fireolace.
rumpus
room
and
,,
manv
plus
features.
If
no
ex-
and
Q)1(
then-
There
was
never
a
change
possible
will
consider
it.me
when
the
F.iend
was
no:
buving.
What
offers?
See
welcome.
There
must
have
been
Armstrona
A"encies.
Phone
s-me-nln
Srnie'hin-
in
the
tne
nim
name.
Tm-rt
To.pc
342
or
Green
297
(eves.)
224c
ness.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Percv
Kennedy.
FOR
SALE
New
chesterfield
lt!J
i
beds:
beds
comnlete:
un
aint-
I
ed
chest
of
drawers:
used
FOR
SALE
vci
ci-i
uiny
i"ju
kihu
tJ
pet
neir
uncliintr
mohina'
a
a
t
tr
'
...
hnnrls
han4s
on
on
nrtvthtna
anything
rpQfmhlina
machine:'
kitchen
stoves:
heat-
FV5s?-wf5ten?aver
-BIocl5-
two
Muiev.f.
lour
laree
rooms,
'
ers:
hardware:
scores
of
other
,T
f.Vii
ZYU
ttT.vi
a
ne
spaper.
ui
.
n
j
i
mi
oi.v.u
1U4.0
1JIV.111U
useful
furniture
at
lowest
IF
YOU
ARE
WISE
YOU
OUTFIT
THE
LADS
AT
THE
ine
two
dwellin'ss.
Income
Di-iccs.
See
B.C.
Furniture.
Black
324.
(tf)
rentals
sisa
oer
momn.
A(t-
tne
iriena
printed
poem?.
'
wes'eimavpr.
letters,
writeups,
wisecracks,
al
FOR
SALE
Bedroom
suite,
com
1
.
Dlete:
9x12
ru:
chesterfield"
I
,
suite
and
dinette
set
ol
table!
,
and
chairs:
also
ironiri"
board
,
and
vacuum
cleaner,
all
liKe
new.
Auulv
No.
4.
Summit!
AdU
PhuneGreen
277.
(til
FORvSALE
2
wicker
armchairs,1
1
leather
laxvbov.
ideal
lor
I
vjirnuua
ziveiiue,
i,oilg
ocacii,
California.
(222c)
leged
news
We
mailed
three
or
fmir
rnrie
hnmo
t
r
pQinrln
hut
FOR
SALE
Washing
machine
and
chesterfield
suite
Kroe-leri
chean
for
cash.
Both
in
excellent
condition.
Phone
Red
599.
(225u)
NOW
ON
DISPLAY!
UUIIO:
SOW
!MUJ
FrSlrV,!llt5
"hLPJ1.
they
never
arrived.
Bfoemfontein
'
reasonably
as
must
be
sold
im
SPORTS
SHO,
ouminer
ciuiil).
Sit:
1
vanitv
with
bench
.tan-
had
plenty
cf
newsboys
most
of
them
black.
They
would
come
skirmishing
out
to
the
camps,
each
trying
to
outrace
the
other
mediately.
Phone
470
lEves.)
Blue
240
for
further
information.
(tf)
WANTM)
i
''
pahinpt
r
.HiA
ti,'
o
u
V
f
r
v
.
vniLj
no
nouses
on
one
'
h3
hu
,uis-
i
lot
Excellent
central
location
Cal
at
,au
at
1042
9th
Ave
aUo
East.
224p.
and
nriced
reasonably
O
p.
'
Jackets
0
Trousers
Tinker
ii
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
Red
57.
(223)
FOR
SALE
Austin
sedan.
1950,1
purfect
condition,
low
niiipao
-Box
795.
Daily
News.
224",
FOR
SALE
32-ft
troller.
fullv
Raincoats
Hals
,
and
be
first
to
make
sales.
iir
WANTED
a
tt,
$20
REWARD
If
you
Bloemfontein
"oemiomein
then
men
had
naa,
only
onjy
a
a
ran
get
me
bv
Oct.
1.
6-room
house
to
rent
till
June.
Urgent,
fc-w
months
previously
been
the
Box
79i.
Dailv
News.
(225p)
capital
of
the
Orange
Free
State
WANTED
Lisht
housekeeping
little
bettef
than
:a
far
away
rooms
as
soon
possible
by
.
as
Quiet
family.
Uraentlv
needed.
Emal
n
ti
town,
n
i
p
ecu
k
wuia
ld
nave
n
f
ieic
,t
Apply
VJD.
Dailv
News,
tf
nc
quite
at
home-
at
least
far
a
while.
WANTED
Second
hand
oil
bur-
5
eauiDDed.
lb-18
Easthooe.
A-l
condition.
Owner
leavimr
town.
Enquire
office
of
J.
Clausen
and
Son.
(225p)
I
F?
SALE
Revenue
building
,
on
1st
Aye.,
showing
$28b
per
.,
month
tl
US
SllliO
tr
m,:n..r.
,
Excellent.
rieht
pjrtv
"lclFOR
SALE
Small
pot
oil
burn-
CoUfttje.
four
wartime,
inside
er-
Phone
Black
785.
(225u)
ipOR
SALE
12-guaee
double
ner
comolete
Silent
Glow.
Phone
Red876.
(220c)
unuKc.
exceouonai
eonuitrjn.
on.
nas
inlaicl
tile.
well.
iicivit:
v-uuuuctius.
uwner
wisn
barrel
shoteun.
Call
942
Havs
Cove
Ave.,
or
Phone
Red
789.
(225p)
I
es
to
sell
with
table
ton
elec
rit
range,
direct
leed
oil
heat-"
,
and
chrome
kitchen
set.
Priced
at
$1500
down
with
the
balance
in
easy
monthlv
FOR
SALE
Carnet
9xlOVa
and
washing
machine.
Both
like
new.
Phone
60.
Delanev.
224p
Schedule
For
;
Ladies'
Bowls
League
schedule
for
the
Cumin?
senson
is
announced
as
follows:
Sept.
26th
McMeekins
vs
Lucky
Strikes,
Brownwoods
vs
Rcsa
Lee's.
C.
B.
of
C.
vs
G.
&
Anderson,
Toilers
vs
Stars,
Wrathall's
vs
Lyons.
Ginger
4-rooni
house.
2
minutes
from
1
FOR
SALE
6-room
house
in
"PO.1t
office,
available
for
cash
i
Terrace.
IV
acre
of
cleared
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
.PRICES
PAID
for
scran
irort,
steel,
brass,
copper,
lead.
etc.
Honest
grading.
Promrjt
pav-,
ment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Van-
i
couver.
B.C.
Phone
Pacific
J5357.
(tf)
A'
ANTED
Scrap
cast,
brass
1
cooper,
batteries
and
radiators.
Phone
543.
Call
629
fitn
west.
.
(tf)
I
SALESMEN
WANTED
i
preterms.
Aoolv
Robert
K
1
land.
AddIv
Robinson
Real
'
Montador'
Ltd.
Estate.
Terrace,
(224c)
or
John
Gur-
vich.
Citv.
(230p)
on
your
next
CHARTER
FLIGHT
oaiiPi
Mooei
12.,Winches-iFOR
SALE
McClarv
coal
ranee
er
oump
gun,
excellent
con-i
Phone
Green
517.
(222p)
dition
lor
auick
sale.
only.
--
--
$125.
Box
794.
Dailv
News
.
DEALERS
TN
AT.T.
types
of
(221)
I
Snaps
vs
Wallace
Pharm.,
Rock-
o'T"'
J
5
wM.T-r-r.
W
ANTED
Salesman
bv
laree
J
,
manufacturing
comDanv
to
,ues
tt
vs
vs
M
Mansons,
Ble
cig
Sister
sisiers
vs
vs
cover
Prince
George
and
Prince
Forestry
Dept.,
Battlers
vs
Black
Rupert
territories.
Permanent
Cats,
Shenton's
vs
Commercials,
used
eoulpment:
mill,
mine
and
logging
supplies:
new
and
used
wue
rope:
pipe
and
fittings;
chain,
steel
plate
and
iloble
PLANES
ova
CHAPTER
FLIGHT
oosiwon.
rceoiv
stating
a"e
oavoy
Savov's
s
vs
vs
Skeena
&Keena
Orncerv
Gioctry
and
experience
to
Box
797,
FOR
SALE
1947
1-ton
pickup,
j
"
A-l
condition.
Superior
Gar-!
M;,aee-
(221p)
j
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Ling-belt
Sneeder
Shovels:
Cranes:
Dpaglines:
Arlami!
Prince
Rupert
School
Disrrcr
No.
52
ADULT
NIGHT
SCHOOL
Adult
night
school
will
be
offered
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
if
enrolment
warrants
and
instructors
are
available.
Each
course
will
consist
of
twenty
weekly
two-hour
periods.
The
fee
will
be
$10.00,
payable
before
the
session
begins.
In
some
Courses
applicants
might
have
to
supply
their
own
material
and
in
others
a
small
charge
may
haye
to
be
made
to
cover
the
cost
of
material.
The
following
Courses
have
been
suggested:
.
WOODWORK.
This
Class
would
be
for
the
beginner
or
the
experienced
workman;
would
be
open
to
men
and
women
and
would
be
limited
to
18.
2.
DRESSMAKING.
This
Is
not
a
formal
course;
those
taking
it
may
bring
their
own
material
and
advice
and
help
will
be
given.
3.
TYPEWRITING.
Class
registration
will
be
limited
to
'
the
number
of
typewriters
available.
4.
BOOKKEEPING.
5.
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
COURSE
(remodelling,
redecorating
and
building
homes).
6.
ANY
OTHER
COURSE
for
which
there
are
fifteen
applicants
and
for
which
an
Instructor
can
be
obtained
will
be
offered.
APPLICATION
FORM
ADULT
NIGHT
SCHOOL
If
the
Course
Is
available
I
shall
enrol
for
(check
one
only)
:
Woodwork
"
'
.
Dressmaking
Typewriting
:.
Bookkeeping
Home
Improvements
Other
Course
Signature
Address
'.
.'.
Telephone
If
you
wish
to
enrol,
please
bring
this
application
form
to
BOOTH
MEMORIAL.
HIGH
SCHOOL
on
Tuesday,
September
20,
1950,
at
8:00
p.m.
when
preliminary
registration
will
take
place.
shapes.
Atlas
Iron
&
MetrHs
Ltd..
25
Prior
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Phone
Pacific
6357.
(tf)
FOR
RIVit
(223)
;
Oct
3rd
Battlers
vs
Com
Daily
News.
O
Aerial
Surveys
Aerial
Photography
O
Private
Charter
BUILDERS
&
CONTRACTORS
mercials,
Savoy's
vs
Black
Cats,
Shenton's
vs
Wallace
Pharm.,
Road
Graders:
Littleford
Bros.
.Black
Too
Road
Maintenance
I
F9R
RENT
Room
and
board
Q
I
imoer
vim
t;ouioment:
Owen
Clamshell
'r'i
"
VT
weeK-
MJ
im
Buckets
and
Rock
Grapples:!
West-
Downstairs.
(224pi
1
T
Cmith
fnnirnf
n
Uivorn
!
'
"
P0I1-'
PLUMBINU
and
Heatinir
-
lkeena
Grocery
vs
Rockettes,
Big
Sheet
Metal
work.
Tar
arf.
.Sisters
vs
Manson's
Ginger
Snars
S,rayeln?00fir?i,CV'1i629
6th
lvs
Forestry
Dept.,
Tollers
vs
Bel-Ind
Sons0"6
Letourneav
monti
Lyons.
vs
stars,
wrathall's
'
'
vs
Lucky
Strikes,
Annettes
vs
MODERN
Painting
and
Decor-
Brownwoods,
C.
B.
of
C.
vs
Rosa
COASTAL
Clark
Foricli
ft
Trucks:
Nelson
1
QJ?
PENT
-
Room.
843
"9th
,
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockpile
:
tjupi
onH
CriAui
PumrtTfQ
1
-
T?
i
-.-
tlni-f
'
'
ALL
INTERIOR
AND
For
able
Centrifugal
Pumps:
Na-j
TOR
RENT
Furnished
bedroom
with
kitchen
nrivileges
Cen
aplr
91'
215.
nuon
evenings
una
or
nf'u.coi
iviuivictiwijo
va
u
ut.
mmci-
Phone
Black
tional
Dragline
Scrapers
and
tral
location.
leal
for
working!,
noon
hour.
P.O.
Box
1111.
(tf)
ison
counle.
References
requested.
RATES
-
INFORMATION
1flVl
U.'ra
t
V,
n
11
o
wo
ft
kr
Oct
Phone
21
daytime.
(tf
)
j
COMPLETE
builders
suDDlies
......
I-.
J".
.
fast
service.
Island
Citv
Build-
ons.
vs
crownwooas.
MCMceK-Ing
Sucnlies.
Blue
820.
(18m)
ins
vs
Rosa
Lee's,
Toilers
vs
Lucky
PHONE
476
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotarv
Screens
and
Conveyors.
Full1
information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
1947
Monarch,
ra
FOR
RENT
Sleepine
room.'
Phone
Green
438.
(222o)i
ACCO
C
.IT
ANTS
,
lk"'
Bnthe":
FOR
RENT
Large
housekeeping'
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
All
room,
suitable
for
working
!
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Inc.omf
Grocery
vs
Bis
Sisters,
Savov's
Kirls.
Call
Blue
633
after
6
p.m.
;
Tax
snecialist.
S.
O.
Furk
Vs
Rockettes
Ginger
Snam
"vs
V
(221p)'
Stone
Building.
Red
593.
'?,.
t'.
T
!
B".
bnpf,
dio
ana
neater,
etc.
rnone
nea
(224o)
789.
(2(lml
,mJ"',uli
'
jj-iLucia
va
vvituitut;
Pharm.,
Black
Cats
vs
Commer
FOR
RENT
Comfortable
sleeping
room,
centrally
located.!
Phone
Green
625.
(219p)
I
REPAIRS
cial
'I
km-
&
WATCH
Renarra
nromnt
nffl.
C.
A.
Radford,
superintendent
FOR
SALE
Trailer
fullv
eauip-ned
for
housekeeoina.
suitable
for
'
family.
For
particulars;
phofae
Black
277
(219c)
j
FOR
iSALE
2-ton
Dodge
1944:
3j-ton
Fargo
1947
in
good
con-
j
dittett.
Dalton
aUdlna
machine
1
with
cash
drawer.
Valenjin,
I
Dairy.
Phone
Red
272.
(225p)
Air
Freign'
FOR
RENT
Housekeeping
room.1
cient
service.
George
Cook
613
Third
Avenue.
(225),
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
euaran-
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
Trailer.
teed.
,
fullv
eauinoed
for
housekeep-(
Iiw.
suitable
for
family.
Fori
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
rmrllniikra
nhnnl
Hlaclf
9.77
Stov
fitIBB
Kurvlcp
Service
Xr.
&
Renairs
Rpnalrs
CI
Q.
D
D
of
Canadian
National
Telegraphs
in
Alberta
and
British
Columbia,
arrived
toaay
on
tne
i-rinr-e
Ku-
.
(219c)
i
Roason.
Black
503
(tf
pert
to
Inspect
the
local
office