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Dan?
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EtO.
1
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Saturday,
July
Id,
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Toeing
in
Sports
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minimum
oharK.
60c.
Birth
Notice
:
50c;
Carun
of
Thanks,
Death
Notices.
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements:
82.
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DISPLAY.
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Advertising
is
payable
iu
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
Baseball
Scores
Western
International
League
Tacoma
8-8,
Vancouver
2-9
(second
game
11
innings
i.
Victoria
6,
Bremerton
1.
Spokane
9,
Wenatchee
7.
Salem
14,
Yakima
3.
Ierfic
Coast
LeaB
Sacramento
ft-10,
Seattle
2-1.
Portland
10,
San
Diego
0.
Hollywood
2,
Los
Angeles
0.
San
Francisco
7,
Oakland
5.
FOR
SALE
.
c
-
I
Si
FOK
SAit,
FOR
SALE
rartially
burned
house
and
lot
at
1724
8th
Ave.
East.
$500
or
nearest
offer
takes
aH.
Armstrong
Agencies,
Phone
342
or
Green
297.
(161)
tOR
SALE
1942
Dodge
Special
Deluxe
Sedan.
Newly
painted.
Excellent
condition.
Apply
13
Taxi.
(tf)
I
:,
-:-
-
.
-
Lz.
1
Battf
ry
ami
nith
Scrum!
Eafh
Team
Sewed
Onee
Last
evening's
Gilhuly
Cup
fixture
between
the
Battery
and
the
High
School
provided
an-1
i
other
of
the
hard-fought
games
!
between
these
two
teams
with
!
the
result
a
draw,
each
team
scoring
one
goal.
Battery
was
the
first
to
be
dangerous
with
Holkestad
testing
Boulter
who
saved
well.
Bob
Currie
forced
a
coiner
and
Wilson
went
close.
Morgan
had
to
save
and
Ve1tch
then
stopped
a
High
School
attack.
Frank
Gomez
was
safe
and
Pavlikis
wis
dangerous
uut
Shaip
cleared
Parkhouse
shot
past
and
Boulter
.flvpei
from
Holkestad.
Mulder
shot
over
following
Gomez'
corner
kick.
Jones
and
Owens
combined
nicely
and
Morgan
had
to
stop
one
from
Owens.
Darrow
Gomez'
long
shot
was
high.
Wil
son
and
Bob
Currie
worked
well
together.
Ward
tested
Boulter
.
...h.r,
n
oo
cafo
The
Gunners
were
Hpliitiir
anrl
anrl
narrow
narrow
Gomez
UomeZ
.
FOR
SALE
Bargain
on
two
new
British
India
Rugs,
one
rust,
one
green.
Call
at
Skeena
Mercantile,
Terrace.
(lt4
WILLIAMS'
SLUGGING
LEADS
BOTH
MAJopj.
liams
flexes
the
powerful
muscles
that
have
driver,
position
of
leading
slugter
of
the
major
leGRnes,
Red
Sox'
left
fielder
kneels
In
batter's
circle
at
c
dium,
at
Cleveland,
Ohio,
prior
to
a
game
with
the
Cleveland
Indians
reeenliy.
TtJ's
three
rt-iuui,ui,,s
Boston
to
take
the
game
8-6,
and
make
a
clean
swe;
of
the
three-game
series,
boosting
Boston's
wins
Id
of
the
last
games
played.
Williams'
batting
av-.404
at
this
writing.
mirrors
make
you
look!"
nESfi
CEE
Iffj
n
up
for
the
tieing
BoI.
.)-Lw-
jshot
past
and
then
Pavlikis
hit
WJ
,,,-,1-iiTVit
......i-v,,
oMt.h
n.itnr
Ronlter
well
well
son
was
fmi
Jtl
always
danger-
''Ed,
lookit
how
funny
these
cehng...
with
A
handy
item
to
have
in
the
'
car
these
days
is
an
auto
robe.
;
Light-weight,
all-wool
scotch
plaids
are
on
the
local
market
i
SALE
OF
WARTIME
HOUSES
,
,Ve
have
3,
four-room
wartime
houses
listed
at
fa.r
prices.
For
particulars
call
Robert
E.
Montador
Limited.
(tf)
FOR
SAL
E
14-room
rooming
house,
partly
furnished,
for
$1300;
immediate
occupancy.
Located
on
Fraser
Street.
Red
615.
(169i
FOR
SALE
5-room
furnished
bungalow,
fully
modern.
Will
take
car
as
part
payment.
Full
price
$1800.00.
Phone
Red
661.
(163)
OR
SALE
6
room
wartime
'house,
brick
chimney;
on
bus
...line.
Phone
Red
876.
(tf)
Hv
w
.
'
V
FOR
SALE
Summer
Camp
at
Prudhomme
Lake,
two
cabins
and
power
boat
with
boat
house.
Phone
Red
418.
(161)
FOR
SALE
Piano
and
other
household
articles.
515
Taylor
Street.
Phone
Blue
277.
(162)
FOR
SALE
Combination
kitchen
cabinet
and
McClary
range.
Blue
334.
(162)
FOR
SALE
Kitchenette
suite,
nearly
new.
Phone
Black
246
after
6:00
p.m.
(163)
FOR
SALE
Piano
Accordian,
120
Bass,
1
treble
switch.
Phone
Black
756.
(166)
FOR
SALE
3-
piece
bedroom
i
suite,
$120.00
cash.
1344
8th
E.
Call
after
6.
(162)
MACHINERY
FOR
SALE
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
sp-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
6
room
Wartime
house.
7th
Ave.
E.
Apply
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
(163)
FOR
RENT
2
room
suite
partly
furnished.
Private
entrance.
735
8th
West.
14
1
"OR
RENT-for
-Housrseeping
room
rent.
801
Borden
Street.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Flat,
fcand
Block.
1
Apply
Max
Heilbroner,
Jeweller,
(tf)
j
FOR
RENT-
One
sleeping
room.
801
Borden
Street.
(tf
;
FOR
RENT
One,
S-room
suite,
in
furnished,
with
private
bath.
One
2-room
suite,
furnished.
Apply
cottage
at
rear
of
Washington
Block,
2nd
Ave.,
or
phone
Black
490.
(183)
WANTED
it
WANTED
Housekeeping
position.
In
or
out
of
city.
Box
363
Daily
News.
(1S2)
WANTED
Female
Cashier,
pre-!a
vious
experience
desired
but1
not
essential.
Apply
Office
Manager,
Cow
Bay
Office,
j
rrince
Kupert
t
ishermens
Co-op
Ass'n.
(162)
i
w
nit
i
Jii-n
large
warume
house,
in
the
area
between
Mc-
again
and
they
are
just
the
at
least
a
dozen
shades.
Appa'-
.
thing
for
that
extra
cover
that.ently
this
wool
has
been
on
the
is
needed
in
camp
some
nights
market
for
some
time
in
the
or
for
a
picnic
sit-you-on.
j
east
but
is
just
making
its
debut
j
Head
squares,'
those
light,
!
in
the
west
now.
It
is
said
to
be
gaily
colored
pieces
of
materia
equally
suitable
for
baby
wari
the
ladies
often
wear
over
their
;
and
ladies'
garments
and
is
,
.o
beaten
but
the
ball
rebounded
r
Students.
Veitch
did
well
to
stop
Owens.
Pavlikis
made
another
good
run
and
shot
but
Boulter
nuoht.
and
cleared.
Wilson
neariy
eat
Morgan
with
a
low
snot
tnat
tne
goalie
just
pushed
past
tlle
uprijjnt
for
a
corner,
Moran
was
ri
ht
on
tne
spot
&
t
neader
from
Jq
foUowjng
0wen,.
good
centre
bl,t
half
time
came
with
nn'i.
High
School
attacked
from
the
kick-off
and
Wnson
crossed
a
tha
missed
and
then
following
a
weak
clearance
by
Boulter,
the
ball
came
to
Park-house
whose
shot
hit
the
underside
of
the
crossbar
and
went
in
to
give
the
artillery
men
the
lead.
Battery
forwards
were
now
playing
better
and
the
High
School
defence
was
being
har-
FROM
THE
BENCHES
Boulter
played
a
good
game
and
stopped
many
hard
shot',
his
one
slip,
unfortunately,
leading
up
to
the
Battery's
goal.
Wynn
played
his
usual
cool
and
rfi'ective
game,
his
kicking
being
very
clean.
Hebb
improved
and
was
a
real
stumbling
block.
Currie
played
a
fine
game
at
centre-half
and
in
the
second
half
gave
Pavlikis
very
little
leeway.
Sharp
Intercepted
well
and
fed
his
forwards
neatly.
Haugan
turned
in
a
good
game.
Bob
Cur-
'
rie
and
Owens
on
the
wings
were
fast
and
dangerous
with
Cur
Wil-
i-ci.v.c
r.
Jones
and
H
j
AnriersonPmade
a
start.
Jonas
was
the
hardt
,
worker
on
the
field.
Anderson
-li-j
...,.11
tnn
nltlmiinli
Ivit
h
rnnj.
uu
wru
-"
'
1
ed
scoring
cnances.
But,
for
a
first
appearance,
they
put
up
a
grand
show.
Morgan
again
played
a
fine
game.
His
anticipation
saved
some'dangerous
equations
while
his
handling
of
the
ball
flis
always
sure.
Ferguson
andik
Gomez
were
a
pair
of
reliable
defenders,
neither
making
any
mistakes.
Darrow
Gomez
was
the
;
best
of
a
good
halfback
line
with
:
Veitch
a
very
close
second.
Mul
1
der.
a
newcomer,
was
effective
'
In
the
forward
line
Pavliki
was
;
always
a
threat.
He
was
frt
and
hd
a
good
shot.
Parkhouse
and
Helkestad
made
an
e
ffective
Wing
with
both
testing
Boulter
Ward
and
Alex
Gomez
also
corn-
Battery
Morgan;
rcr-i
gusoti.
Frank
Gomez;
Mulder,
Veitch,
D.
Gomez;
Holkestad,
Parkhouse,
Pavlikis,
Ward,
A.
Gomez.
High
SchoolBoulter;
Hebb,
Wynn;
Haugan,
C.
Currie.,
Sharp;
Bob
Currie,
Anderson.
,
Wilson,
Jones,
Owens.
C1LHCLY
CVP
STANDINGS
I
W
D
L
F
A
P
High
School
.2
3
1
12
10
7
Battery
1
3
17
6
5
Legion
1
2
2
7
10
4
!
FOR
SALE
At
Usk,
10
roomed
house,
5
bedrooms,
house
furnished,
glass
verandah,
own
-
light
plant
and
water
system,
1.18
acres
with
orchard.
This
'
property
has
been
used
for
.high
class
stopping
place
for
number
of
years.
Price
$3150.
(161)
FOR
SALE
Quarter
section,
six
acres
cultivated
ami
fenced.
One
mile
from
school,
two
from
Post
Oilice.
Good
car
.
road.
No
reasonable
offer
refused.
Box
"B"
Kitwanga,
B.C.
(161)
assed.
Wynn
and
Hebb
stood
up
birred
well
at
times
with
the
lat-1
to
the
attack
well
and
cleared,
ter
getting
some
good
centres
A
nice
play,
Wilson
to
Owens
to
across.
Anderson,
left
the
latter
wth
skj
Woodslde
refereed
capably,
an
open
fenal
-jut
he
missed.
!
Ooa)
SCOrers:
Battery
Park-,
Charlie
Currie
was
playing
a'
house;
High
School.
Wilson.
great
game
at
this
stage
and
Morean
had
to
stoD
a
eood
shot
Teams:
,
1
s
f
1
4
t
t
Ik
Fleabane
Is
drive
away
in.-
-
""''a."
'
.
I'riiuvss
SAILIN
to
VANC0V
and
way
p
Every
Moini.iv
to
A
I.
A
?
Ketchikan,
Wra:..
ahd
Ei:.;;:,
July
In
ami
to
A
L
I-
R
T
and
Van;
July
IU
and
;
vai
f
1
i
I
ASTHMA
ur'
AND
HAY
ffV
I
(if
1
.HM
.1M
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PRINCE
RUPj
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DRY
DOq
f.r
!
AND
SH?)
)
)t
t
SHIPBUILDERS
It'
Kl
ENGIMEKI
Iron'
and
Brass
CV
i
Electric
and
Acr
Weldlr.j
SPECIALISTS
ON
SJ
1
!
and
If
MINTNO
MACTC
1"
II.
i
:
4-,
JOHN
V,
1
BULG
OPTOMETR15!
John
Bulger
Third
Avew
Aoir
Avail
w
LOOK
FB
1
NEW
REDJ
WHITE
GOLD
SEMI
FOR
SALE
Boat,
20
feet
long
'-by
5
,i
ft.
beam.
5
hp.
East-hope
engine.
Price
$250.00.
Phone
Blue
441.
(163)
FOR
SALE
2-acre
property,
close
in
to
Terrace;
new
house
on
concrete
foundation;
six
rooms
with
sunporch.
Price
$4000.00.
E.
T.
Kenney
Ltd.,
"Terrace.
(161)
la-1
-
-
FOR
SALE
Good
view
lot
on
Ambrose
Avenue.
40x100.
Cash
,,
price
$300.00.
Prince
Rupert
-Realty
Co.
(163)
FOR
SALE
6
room
house.
Section
2.
Lovely
view.
Two
lots.
Price
$3000.00
cash.
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
(
163
CnENIlAE
aster
and
botn
forward
lines
:
Hlnrml!
,j,rnm
rharlie
I
Currjes
free
kick
Jones
missed
!
Ereat
0Denin
e.
Then
Bob
Cuf-
-
rie
made
a
good
run
and,
from:
nis
perfPCt
centre,
Wilson
beat
Morgan
t
o
tie
the
score.
Pavlikis
made
a
good
run
but
Wynn
saved.
A.
Gomez
took
a
fine
corner
kick.
Hebb
cleared
twice
to
stop
a
threatening
move.
Morgan
saved
from
Wilson
but
no
further
goals
were
scored
and
the
game
ended
In
a
draw,
1-1.
Bride
and
Hays
Cove
Circle
the
ordinary
screw
at
the
top
of
on
5th,
6th
or
7th
Ave.
Wiil!the
switch
plate
and
serves
as
BATS
IN
190
CHICAGO
Lew
Wilson
of
the
Cubs
batted
in
190
runs
in
155
games
in
trie
1930
season.
FANS
193
CINCINNATI
Eweii
Black
we
fanned
193
baiters
in
1947.
;
fern
mm
i
,
y
I
t
14
f
A
if
assess!!
''itKifai'iilrni-3'-'
SUPERLATIVE
"JILL"
Sinil-im:
at
you
here
is
the
''Most-pst"
girl
at
Boldey
College,
Wilmington.
Del.
She
is
18-ycar
old
Jill
Barth,
of
Cambridge,
MJ.
Jill
received
a
gold
pin
for
the
best
average
in
studies,
was
voted
the
"most
athletic"
and
the
"cutest"
on
the
campus,
and
the
"most
versatile."
She's
also
the
best
pitcher
on
the
college
girls'
Softball
team.
She
wants
to
be
a
doctor's
secretary.
Is
there
a
doctor
in
the
house?
By
Chic
Youns
."illlilijlj!
V
0)f
CJ,
BOV.1
V.OULDNT
SOME
DETECTIVE
LIKE
.O
HAVE
THAT
,t'(
Ety.CK
RUBBER
'
iNir..
m
A
at
?
0J
which
fits
on
the
uniform
belt,
Unshrinkable
wool,
the
ball
type
is
available
in
town.
One
store
has
this
three-ply
wool
in
:
-i
1
1i,.1Tr
fnKn.ari
Vitf
those
who
like
to
needle
their
own
sweaters
into
creations
that
w
ill
stay
the
same
size
Monday
after
Monday.
The
Italians
must
be
doin
something
more
than
stir
the
political
pot
and
ponder
where
the
next
meal
is
coming
from.
Ornate
china
pieces
in
floral
and
sea-life
design
made
in
Italy
are
now
on
sale
in
Prince
;
Rupert.
For
those
who
like
books
with
Canadian
flavor,
"Red
River
'
Shadow"
by
Olive
Knox
shauld
i
prove
entertaining.
A
note
or.
the
jacket
says
the
book
tells
a
I
love
story
with
a
background
of
1
Canada,
said
to
be
the
"r",
guide
book
to
treat
the
Dominioi
of
Canada
comprehensively,
is
available
here
here.
The
author,
.
a
Byron
steel,
has
compiled
J
Al
the
book
chiefly
for
tourists,
sports-j
uivu
anu
vauaLiiniiis
uut.
no
doabt
arm
-
chair
travellers
would
find
much
to
interest
them
too.
MEN'S
FASTBALL
SCHEDULE
July
10
High
School
vs.
G.
&
!
A.
July
1299
Taxi
vs.
G.
&
A.
July
14
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Co-op.
July
17
High
School
vs.
Gen.
Motors.
July
19
Co-op
vs.
99
Taxi,
July
21
Gen.
Motors
vs.
G.
&
A.
July
24
High
School
vs.
C.N.
R.A.
July
26
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Gen.
Motors.
July
28-chool.
-99
Taxi
vs.
Higlt
July
31
G.
&
A.
vs.
Co-op.
August
2
High
School
vs.
Co-P-
August
4
G.
&
A.
vs.
C.N.R.A.
August
7
Gen.
Motors
vs.
99
Taxi.
,
August
9
G.
&
A.
vs.
High
Knhn.l
August
11
Co-op
vs.
Gen.
Motors.
j
August
1499
Taxi
vs.
C.N.R.
A.
DASH
STAR
FRESNO,
Calif.
Mel
Patton,
University
of
Southern
California
track
star,
was
clocked
in
9.3
seconds'for
the
100
yards
In
the
west
coast
relays,
a
ne-v
world
record.
RLONDIE
tar.wnnn
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there
are
so
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few
Di
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Hioe
IN
THIS
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BEDSPREADS
4.99
EACH
AT
wholesale
Price,
Beautiful
CI
-M
Chenille
Spreads
in
double
or
r
.
.
single
Jtied
sizs.
In
all
Pastel
;
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,1
:,.
whatever
style
their
fancy
die-1
tates,
are
popular
especially
,
among
sea
travellers.
Possibly
i
it
controls
the
waves
their
;
permanent
ones.
A
little
on
the
noisy
side
but
one
way
of
keeping
Johnny
,
.
..
hre.)hlc.
t
nf
tnose
squawking
ducks
that
are
evidence
on
Third
Avenue
these
days.
The
harder
Johnny
blows
on
the
mouthpiece,
the
harder
the
duck
squawks
and
flaps
its
wings.
It
is
a
maddening
experience
to
grope
for
the
drop-chain
of
the
light.
Invariably
it
is
where
shouldn't
be
according
to
one's
ably
a
man
who
has
done
his
share
of
groping,
has
developed
'nv
attachment
for
the
chain
lnat
8'ows
steadily
an
through
lne
n'gnt.
it
is
a
glass
tube
af-
1
falr
with
a
radium
treated
core.
I
ovin.nca
ic
aiiiHj&i.
as
narcl
to
find
in
the
dark
as
drop
chains
so
a
glowing
glass-head
:
screw
has
been
produced.
The
switch
locater
is
used
in
place
of
a
finger
target.
A
knife
is
a
very
necessary
piece
of
equipment
to
a
Boy
Scout
especially
when
he
is
on
the
trail
or
camping
out.
But
of
what,
use
is
hiorio
an
edge?
The
Scout
can
be
pre
pared
for
this
dull
experience
by
buying
a
carborundum
disc,!
that
has
a
crest-bearing
pouch
HOISES
FOR
SALE
LARGE
Four
on
2nd
Overlook-Furnished.
Only
$1400.
SMALL
FOUR
Two
blocks
from
Ridley
Home
Furnished
Only
$2100.00.
LARGE
FOUR
On
8th
East
in
excellent
condition
$1600.-00.
$500.00
DOWN-Balance
payable
as
rent
Large
House
on
cem
ent
roundation,
suitable
as
uupiex
full
Price
$2500.00.
5-ROOM
HOUSE
near
tmm
Furnace
Partial
Cement
Foundation
$2700.00.
GOOD
Building
Lots
available
in
&ea
view
location.
Reason-
ably
priced.
Apply
ROBERT
E.
MONTADOR
LIMITED
PERSONAL
.in.
PERSONAL
Will
the
lady
who
phoned
Blue
687
.
in
reply
to
last
week's
"Lost
Coat"
adv.,
please
phone
again.
(162)
FOR
BEST
HOTEL
SERVICE
in
the
Interior,
stop
at
Telkwa
Hotei,
244
miles
from
Prince
Rupert,
Just
half
way
to
Prince
George.
(tf)
PERSONAL
WE'LL
SHOP
FOR
YOU.
If
you
know
what
yo'i
want,
but
live
too
far
away
to
find
it
yourself,
write
to
the
Select
Shopping
Service,
Dominion
Building,
Vancouver,
(tf
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METAL
WORK
PLUMBING
Installations
and
repairs.
SHEET;
METAL
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel.
Roofing.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
629
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
i
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f
Yes,
Sweet
Copi
art
better
than
ever.
Why?
"jM
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fi
Because
of
the
exclusive
scienriSt
amess
known
at
k0t""l"-,
S'
1
U
'
'"Perfection
.
.
.
Check
-"-rhe
process
whkh
checks
tverf
'
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,
Jweef
Coo
yea
smoke,
step
by
step,
right
from
plantation
M
ffSL
'
'
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f
i
o...
checks
ectch
one
to
ensure
you
cigarettes
that
are
VJ
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1
s'
ootning
sor
perfect...
hi
freshness,
ij
"Ypi
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Jl
t0&
I
in
smoothness
...
in
taste.
III
'
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4
J$
Mr
'
pay
cash.
Phone
Black
961.
(tf)
BOYS
WANTED
Boys
desiring
""
romes
snoula
leave
names
at
the
office
as
vacan-
cies
may
be
occurring
any
da.
SALES
HELP
WANTED
CANADA'S
Exclusive
Advertising
Specialty
House
has
open
Franchise
in
your
vicinity.
Exclusive
high
class
advertising
specialty
line
now
available.
Calendar
and
Novelty
Salesmen
who
want
the
finest
Exclusive
numbers
will
be
interested.
A
great
opportunity
to
build
a
life-time
business.
Experience
preferred
but
selling
ability
and
integrity
essential.
Write
Commonwealth
Advertising
Company
Limited,
Port
Credit,
Ontario.
(161:
CREW
Managers,
Salesmen,
here's
a
natural.
New
Patented
tool
multiplies
man's
strength
31
times.
Autoists,
farmers,
lumbermen,
transports,
railways,
building-electrical
contractors,
oil
fields,
police
and
public
works
need
one
or
more.
Earning
possibilities
unlimited.
Palcoseel
Co.
Ltd.,
Cornwall,
Ont.
LOST
AND
FOUND
F
O
U
N
D
Bathing
cap.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
the
Daily
News
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
(tf)
SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
CIVIL
SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS
PREPARE
NOW"
Tor
Summer
and
Fall
examination.
Write
M.C.C
Civil
Service
School,
301
En-derton
Bldg.,
Winipeg,
Manitoba.
YOU
CAN
RUN
A
HOME
Kindergarten
with
ouf
help.
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute,
301
Enderton
Bldg.,
Winnipeg,
,
coicrs,
last
aye,
$4.99
eacn.
f."11
opreaas
iun
uxiuu,
witn
contrasting
basitet
design
In
centre,
$7.98
each.
Also
Habitant
Hand
Hooked
Rug3.
tightly
made,
18x36
Three
for
$4.00.
These
articles
are
worth
much
more.
Sent
C.O.D.
plus
i
postage.
Money
immediately
refunded
If
not
satisfied.
Handicraft
Distributors,
254
Sherbrooke
Street
West,
Montreal
Que.
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Fur-
ltnre
and
Hardware.
New
Gur-
r;ey
Ranges
for
wood
and
coal.
New
shipment
of
British
India
Rugs,
Chinaware,
Unpainted
Chests
and
Bookcases,
Radio
Tables,
Hardware.
Used
Electric
Rangette,
Fancy
Tables,
Radios,
Kitchen
Sets,
Bedroom
Suites,
Beds,
etc.
Everything
is
reasonably
priced.
See
us
first.
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
'Black
324.
(tf)
HOMES
FOR
SALE
Borden
Street
7-room
house,
'glassed
sunporch,
basement
and
furnace,
2
lots,
harbor
view,
fireplace.
Seventh
West
6-room,
very
private,
concrete
basement.
Herman
Street
Big
4
Wartime,
only
$1500;
good
condition;
brick
chimney.
Ambrose
Street
Well
-
built
;
furnished
6-room
house
on
3
lots.
Thompson
Street
7
-room
house,
fireplace;
partly
furnished.
Full
price
$3000.
.
Very
reasonable
terms.
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
Phone
342
or
Green
297
(eves.)
He's
Just
Petulant,
Daisy.
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WANT
HIM
v
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to
cut
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