.
"by
Greer,
but
Parkhouse
snot
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Rew:
Monday,
August
14,
1950
over.
A
lew
minutes
later
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Munro
of
Prince
George,
drove
to
Princa
Rupert
for
a
short
stay
last
week.
G.
B.
Tribble,
manager
of
Boys'
Corduroy
Long
s
Torbrit
Mines,
was
a
passenger
i
aboard
the
Coquitlam
Sundav
I
srwin
Drote
through
the
defence
and
scored
with
a
fine
low
shot
to
put
Rupert
one
up.
The
visitors
were
monopolizing
the
play
hereabouts.
Silas
Robertson,
in
particular,
dribbling
and
purveying
well
to
Stevens.
At
the
other
end
Murray
crossed
nicely
but
Jacob
Hiiii
tKSMKS
T
1.10.1
OH
Af
V"
,
(Sectlnit
:;S)
KOTICE
FOR
AMPUCITIOV
FOR
A
CI.IH
Ll(
t!t
NOTICE
U
hereby
Riven
that
on
th
25th
day
of
August
next
the
undersigned.
LOYAL
OHDER
OF
MOOSE
PRINCE
RUPERT
LODGE
NUMBER
lOftl.
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Bord
for
a
Club
License
in
respect
ot
the
premises
eituate
at
Seventh
Street.
CUT
of
Prince
Rupert.
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
lands
described
as
Lots
1
and
a.
Block
11,
Seotlon
1,
Map
923.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
ill
the
Province
ot
British
Columbia,
to
entitle
each
member
of
the
said
Club
to
keeD
ou
Passengers
from
Brytedale
Sunday
on
the
Coquitlam
included
J.
Doyle
and
A.
Blomgren.
i
when
she
docked
here.
He
went
I
on
to
Alice
Arm,
after
a
business
i
trip
to
Vancouver.
Olof
Hanson
arrived
In
th
Ruperf
Beats
Greenville
!n
Excellent
Game
Of
Football
In
fine
weather
Greenville
ami
Prince
Rupert
teams
met
at
Acropclis
Hill
Saturday
evening
and
provided
one
of
the
best
games
of
soccer
seen
here
for
years.
There
was
a
large
attendance
and,
judging
from
the
noise
of
the
spectators,
the
fine
display
was
being
appreciated.
Prince
Rupert
won
4
to
2.
Teams:
HEAVY
IMPORTED
CORDURo
PLEATED
FRONT
O
ZIPPER
FLY
O
COLORS:
BROWN,
GREEN,
W
Sizes
10-18
years.
Stewart
showed
keen
anticipa-j
city
at
the
end
of
the
week!
w.
uoiODurgn
was
a
passen-tlon
in
coming
well
out
to
fist
from
Smithers.
!
"
the
Coquitlam
Sunday,
clear
Peter
McKav
at
centre'
;
He
is
bound
for
Stewart
where
he
half
was
hi
h'H
t
on.
H-
D-
Formen
was
a
passenger
,
will
be
in
charge
of
installation
?n
e
tCoqujllamt
on
north-
ol
a
tram
lin
vantage
and
dominating
play
bound
t0
Stewart
in
midfield.
Cameron
crossed
.
tnp
Sunday.
Prem.er
mine.
from
Indian
to
the
premises
a
rea.sonb!e
quuutlty
ol
liquor
for
personal
consumption
on
I
the
premises,
and
entitling
the
Club
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mark
Gormely
10
Purchase
"auor
from
a
vendor
,
,
n,.
i,.i
r
!
and
to
Mil
bv,
the
glass
tin
Uquo'
and
daughter.,,
having
arrived
purchased
to
its
members
.n
Saturday
night
from
Smithers,
j
guests
for
consumption
on
the
ciut
Sailed
last
night
on
the
Camosun
1
lmses
In
accordance
with
the
pro-
lor
Vancouver,
accompanying
!
1!?"
h0'.".
nicely
and
Smith's
shot
wasi
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Haugland
and
defle:ted
past
for
a
corner.
1
their
daughter
and
son-in-law
Armstrong
and
Pavlikis
were'
nnTnin8
J?
mak!
'
work
by
'Armstrong
and
Pav-openings
for
their
forwards
and
...
.
,,.
.
.
...
,.
i
t
likis
was
nullified
when
Smith
Greenville
Jacob
Stewart,
Parkhouse,
Greer,
Smith,
Cameron,
Armstrong,
IFrascr
ani
Payr!
Pavlikis,
Murray.
Alum
a.
ijaso
jium
me
inner
the
remains
f
their
nine-year
old
son.
EdUie,
who
passed
away
was
offside.
Back
came
Green-'
Smith
shot
over.
A
foul
against
Raymond
Calder,
Rod
Maxwell,
Tommy
McKay,
Peter
McKay,
Arthur
Moore,
Arthur
Larson.
Silas
Robertson,
Bertie
McKay.
Perry
Robertson,
Kelly
Stevens.
Prince
Rupert
Morgan;s
Mazzor.s,
Dunbar,
A.
Gonery,
Mazzone
nearly
provided
a
goal
j
ville
showing
nice
understand-1
at
Smithers
last
week.
for
Greenville
when
Morgan
was
insr
between
fcrwardss
and
t
Q
n,nmn
,nn.Mmm,H
beaten,
but
Dunbar
cleared
on
halves
and
from
a
scramble
in
L
J'
S:.
Wll5Ton'.zone
commander,
the
!nal
Hn
r,rMnuii.
,.
iul
L
Canadian
L?sion,
retured
this
thereunder.
DATED
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
this
21st
day
of
July,
A.D.
1950
Loyal
Order
af
Moose
Prince
Rupert
Lodce
Number
1061
h.X.
MUNCEY,
Secretary.
(193)
FINE
PRINTING
0
.
..........
nw,
LUC
KUcll
I11UUIX1
A
morning
on
the
Princess
Louise
throueh
hrone
umucsy
nere.
.
ureenvuie
at-;
cleared.
Smith
broke
tacked
and
a
header
bv
Hprt.ie
i
h,,
v,t
,..i
...
k
lrcm
a
VLs
t
the
Ocean
Falls
REGAL
PR
j
-
!
wut
oau
v
io
wen
caicu
u
v
The
first
incident
of
note
came
from
Greenville
when
Leesort
forced
a
corner
which
proved
fruitless.
In
reply,
Murray
transferred
play
to
the
other
end
and
crossed
nicely
for
Smth
to
head
over
the
bar.
Stevens
was
showng
up
well
on
the
visitors'
left
and?
after
a
line
ran
in
which
he
beat
several
opponents,
Mazzone
blocked
his
cross
and
cleared.
A
foul
against
Tommy
McKay
for
dangerous
play
was
well
placed
-oflNU!2
;n
Classified
ad.;
bring
results.
McKay
brought
the
best
out
rfjjacbo
Stewart.
A
minute
later
branch"
Mr"
.
"
Wa,"
hl?
:
impressed
witn
me
beautiful
Morgan.
a
nice
pass
f
rom
Smith
t0
Cam.
Henry
Ajah
replaced
Rod
ercn
resulted
In
a
beautiful
goal
"e
a"a"".0"
Maxwell
at
left
back
and
the
by
the
latter.
Greenville
again
'SKV'fuSI
ana
very
tunctionai.
He
left
lert
game
continued
interesting
un-
were
on
the
offensive
but
Arm-
?lgn
01
half-time
when
Greenville
strong
gained
possession
and
""
Tl
and
addressed
were
unlucky
to
be
a
goal
down.
I
transferred
play
to
the
other
-Wednesday
a
On
resumption
Ford
replaced
end
where
Smith
was
penalized
mPetln
tnere
nursday
night
PIIONE
21
222
Second
;
j
OIL
HEATERS
Greer.
Greenville
attacked
and
for
pushing.
Ford
broke
up
a;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Armstrong
1
BUY
NOW
vlOW
AND
AND
AVF?
Northern
British
Columbio
Agricultural
Assc;
.viiwiiiai.ioiis
uTTiwctii
lxic
....v.
arnvea
in
uie
ciiv
on
omuraav
;
inside
forwards
was
capped
!
broke
away
and
"passed
to
night's
train
from
Edmonton
for
Enter
your
Favorite
Photo
in
Sail
Lake
Ferry
SCHEDULE
Leave
Cow
Bay
Floats
Daily
12
noon
2:15
p.m.
4:30
p.m.
7:00
p.m.
7:35
p.m.
Sunday
Continuous
Service
Starting
1
1
a.m.
Last
Boat
Leaves
Salt
Lakes
10:00
p.m.
:
(Civic
(Centre
the
Photographic
Contest
to)
be
held
at
the
Carnival
in
the
54.50
and
up
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
-at
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.,
LTD.
GORDON
RONSON
FAIR
&
C
ARHIV,
with
a
terrific
shot
by
Peter,
Smith,
who
netted
with
an
a
visit
here
with
their
son
and
McKay
which
left
Morgan
help-
j
oblique
drive
which
gave
the
daughter-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
less.
Greenville
were
now
giv-!
goalkeeper
no
chance.
W.
A.
Armstrong,
with
whom
ing
the
local
backs
a
hard
time
Greenville
attacked
and
Tom-
they
will
leave
at
the
end
of
and
it
seemed
another
goal
was
;
my
McKay
scored
with
a
grand
ct
the
week
:cr
a
motor
trip
to
in
the
making
but
Pavlikis
re-1
shot
.
Greenville
continued
to
Telkwa
and
Prince
George
to
lieved
the
pressure,
dribbling
:
Press
but
there
was
no
further
:
visit
friends
.-nd
attend
the
an-through
on
his
own
to
score
a
scoring.
mial
convention
next
week
of
well
taken"
goal
Rupert
for-l
Result:
Greenville
2,
Prince
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
wards
were
playing
well
and
Rupert
4.
;
of
central
British
Columbia.
forced
several
corners.
Green-
i
COMMENTS
'
ville
attacked
but
Kellv
Stev-I
Although
beaten
four
times'
Civic
Centre,
August
19-26.
Entry
Forms
obtained
at
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
Commercial
Photographers
1950
Prince
Rupert,
August
19th-26th
Horticultural
and
Agricul
Phone:
Green
391
Black
926
jKodaks
and
Amateur
Supplise.
ens
shot
past.
A
nice
piece
of-stew"art
turned
in
a
fine
game'
Display,
August
25
-li
PRIZE
LIST
No
Entry
Fee
m
goal,
calder
and
Maxwell
i
were
a
fine
pair
of
backs
whoj
got
fine
length
to
their
gcal
kicks.
The
half-back
line
knows
how
to
defend
and
also
how
to
':
purvey
to
their
forwards.
Peter
'
McKay
dominated
play
in
midfield
and
is
particularly!
good
with
his
head.
Leeson
''
was
fast
and
accurate
with
his
,
cresses
and
with
Silas
Robert-
j
son
made
a
fine
wing.
Bertie
McKay
was
a
clever
centrg
with
Class
1
ROSES
Sec.
1
One
Red.
Sec.
4
One
Polys
2
One
Pink.
5
One
Wii
3
One
Yellow.
6
One
Ar,j
C
Best
Rose
In
Show
(any
varietyi.
First
Prize
$2;
Second
Prize
$1.
Class
2
ANNUALS
a
shot
in
both
feet,
while
Perry
,
Sec.
5
Six
Nas:r.
Classified
Advertising
Is
payable
in
advance.
Pleaie
refrain
from
telephoning.
Classifieds,
2c
pe,
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
Robertson
and
Kelly
Stevens
Sec.
1
Four
Calendula
(any
variety).
2
Six
Marigolds.
3
Six
Nasturtiums
.single).
4
One
to
Four
Stalks.
double1.
6
Three
Ask
7
-3
to
8
A.v.
(Snapsi
t
otherwise.
were
clever
on
the
left
wing.
Morgan
was
superb
and
had
no
chance
with
the
-shots
that
beat
him.
Maizone
and
Dunbar
played
well
but
both
players
can
BVILDERS
&
CONTRACTORS
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AND
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i
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215.
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in
their
own
positions,
j
A.
Gorney
had
a
handful
in
I
Perrv
Robertson
and
Stevens.
Parkhouse
Dlaved
a
hard
game
and
was
finding
his
position
i
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Sec.
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Four
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Sec.
6-One
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2
Three
Baby
Royals.
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7
Three
Pc
o
3
Three
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'
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8heet
Metal
work.
Tar
and
Gravel
Roofina.
Call
629
6thi
WAITED
11
LLP
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West.
Phone
543.
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HELP
WANTED
Bovs
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girls
Reliable
bovs
or
kins
desiring
PUBLIC
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Inromf
and
Sons.
Tax
snecialist.
S.
O.
Furk
strar"e.
Grper
nlaved
well
in
the
first
half
and
his
place
was
capably
filled
by
Ford
in
the
second
half.
This
is
a
keen
young
player
who
should
do
well
in
the
future.
Cameron
was
fast
and
crossed
well;
his
goal
was
well
taken.
Pavlikis
and
Armstrong
were
two
ideal
in-
5Three
Hybrid,
mixed
9
Tliree
Chi"
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work
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who
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The
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wish
to
announce
to
their
manv
customers
that
thev
have
moved
to
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consider
keeping
books
'help
their
half-backs
and
pur-s1
business.
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veyed
well
t0
thelr
forwards
or
one
variety.
or
one
K"
First
Prize
$2;
Second
Frize
$1.
Best
Dahlia
in
Show
(any
variety!.
Special
Prize
$3.
Class
4
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PEAS
Sec.
I
12
Spikes,
any
color.
,
First
Priae
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Prize
SI.
Class
5
GLADIOLAS
Sec.
1
One
Stalk,
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Prize
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Prize
SI.
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for
8-month
old
babv
for
His
two
goals
were
spectacu
two
weeks.
Phone
Red
911.
lar.
Murray
showed
neat
foot-,
range
$40.
One
Quebec
heater
$10.
one
Beaver
table
saw
and
(190E
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tneir
new
location
at
733
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Ave.
West.
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built"
and
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overcoats
from
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(tf)
j
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man
with
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wouid
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and
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Armstrong
the
Pioneer
Drugqists
PRESCRIPTION
SERVICE
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
makes
a
fine
wing
pair.
I
Although
defeated
Greenville
4
jointer
equipped
with
motors.
Equipment
is
new
and
a
bargain
at
$175:
1
Thar
washing
machine
in
good
condition
$50.
Goods
must
be
sold.
.1138
2nd
Avenue
West.
(tf)
2
Six
Violas.
6
Three
Ph!
3
AsUde
(Spirea)
any
or
any
ft-
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE
!
FOR
SALE
Windows
with
Daily
Delivery
Service
PHONE
81
color.
7
Any
oth
4
Sweet
William.
or
Perenr-
First
Prize
$2;
Second
Prize
SI.
Class
7
HOUSE
PLANTS
was
the
better,
balanced
side.1
There
were
ho
'weak
spots
but
their
forwards
are
inclined
to
work
too
close
to
goal
before
shooting.
Opportunism
on
the
part
or
the
local
forwards
won
the
game.
Syd
Woodhouse
refereed
the
game
with
his
usual
efficiency.
DEALERS
IN
ALL
TYPES
of;
"'-(Win?
used
equipment:,
mill,
mine
f
"PS
J5
M
U9lP
S''i"?
used
wire
""Ki
nioe
and
S
a,
fit
a
FOR
SALE
Refrigerator.-
3-
rope:
Sec.
Sec.
5
Fuschia.
piece
cnesterneid
suite,
a-
FOR
SALE
3rd
Avenue
Business
for
Sale.
Ideal
for
Woman
or
Coupla.
Location
is
one
of
the
best.
$5,000.00
WILL
HANDLE
Information
only
to
those
Genuinely
Interested
S.
D.
JOHNSTON
CO.
,
.
PHONE
130
6
Cactus
M
1
1
Geranium.
Geranium.
2
Calceolaria.
3
Begonia.
tings:
chain,
steel
plate
and
shapes.
Atlas
Iron
Si
Metals
I
Ltd..
25
Prior
St.,
Vancouver,!
B.C.
Phone
Pacific
6337.
(tf)
I
7Any
other
Plant.
Aiiv
other
piece
dining
room
suite,
washing
machine,
bovs
bicycle
and
numerous
items
of
excellent
household
furnishings.
601
6th
Ave.
East
or
phone
Green
963.
(194p)
FOR
SALE
China,
lamps,
rug.
727
Fraser
St.
(188p)
WANTED
4
Coleus.
Plant.
First
Prize
$2;
Second
Prize
SI.
Class
8
MISCELLANEOUS
Rno
1
Tnet
nimlat,
nt
Dnn
1
MnSt
tW'
WANTED
Room
and
board
for
two
bovs.
ages
7
and
9
years
for
school
term.
Box
767
Dailv
I
News.
(189p)
WANTED
Two
ftentlemen
.lust
arrived
in
citv.
desire
room
and
board
in
private
home
if
pos-
and
FOR
SALE
Buffet
Phone
Red
471.
table,
(tf)
Flowers.
i
Flowers,
REAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
1946
Chevrolet
sedan.
739
6th
Ave.
West.
Phone
524.
(193p)
FOR
SALE
Frleidaire.
West-inehouse
washine
machine,
modern
walnut
dinine
suite,
chesterfield
set.
lazv
boy
chair.
omsasional
chair,
chrome
table
and
chairs.
9
x
12
broadloom.
two
Duotherm
oil
heaters,
large
Enterprise
oil
ranee,
bedroom
suite,
trl-lites.
vanuum
cieaner.
radios.
TODAY'S
OPPORTUNITY
Deluxe
home
for
a
small
family,
close
to
school.
2
good
bedrooms
with
closet
spaces.
Enclosed
front
and
rear
porches.
Excellent
cement
basement
with
hot
air
furnace
and
laundry
tubs.
Lawn
and
earden
witfi
good
fences.
Electric
range
and
garbane
burner.
This
opportunity
is
unlikely
to
be
available
for
long
as
it
can
be
handled
for
the
low
down
payment
of
$2,000.00
and
easy
monthly
8ible.
Apply
Daiiy
News.
(tf)
WANTED
Scrap
cast,
brass
cooper,
batteries
-anti
radiators.
Phone
543.
Call
629
fitn
west.
tf)
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
sc
iron.
steel,
brass,
copper,
lead.
etc.
Honest
grading.
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Vancouver.
B.C.
Phone
Pacific
6357.
(tf,
2
Bouquet
of
Flowers
fruit''
.
for
Table.
4-Corsage
First
Prize
for
each
section
SI;
Secc'il
fn"
Class
9
CHILDREN'S
SECTION
Sec.
1
Best
Collection
of
'
Sec.
3-Best
Col
Garden
Flowers.
Wild
C'
2
Best
Collection
of
Wild
Flowers.
.p.;
First
Prize
for
each
section
$2;
Record
r
Class
10
VEGETABLES
(Number
or
Manner
of
Display
Option
Sec.
1
Garden
Peas.
-
Sec.
6
Chard.
2-
Carrots.
.
'
7Cabbag
3-
Beets.
8-Lctture.
ft
4
Potatoes.
9-Beans,
5
Onions.
First
Pri
!
Sprnnil
Prize
$1.
ptc.
appiv
ay
oth
Ave.
West,
rnone
024.
(193p)
i
payments.
Apply
Robert
E.
WANTED
Immediately
ished
accomodation
f
urn-
FOR
SALE
-
Half
ton
Austin
!
Monlaaor
wu
with'
truck.
Mileage
8000.
Phone
FOR
RALE
3
bedroom
hou?e
in
(190p)
housekeeping
privileges
for.
Black
626.
fOUr
adults
Annlo
Rnv
"771
!
-
-
Section
5
3
bedrooms
up.
Class
11
Rest
rnn
rfTinN
OF
VEGF.Tll!11
Dally
News.
(
I93p
.
HI-POWERED
Sporting
Rifles
Tir.x,
1
Write
for
latest
catalog.
Deal-
W
ANTED
Urgently
reauired.
3
rs
enauiries
invited.
Scone
or
4
room
furnished
house
or
i
Sales
Co..
Ltd..
326
Oueen
St..
apartment
for
2
to
3
months.
Ottawa.
OnL.
(tf)
Contact
Sanders.
Rupert
Ho-
rrTlmv
tel.
(193p)
i
'OR
SALE
x,
New
v.7
beds
complete.
r,
wmtotT
""m
"T"
sJe.eDli1(?,
cots-
Unnainted
WANTED
C.N.
Telegraph
em-
chests
of
drawers.
Scores
ot
Dlovee
reauires
board
and
other
articles,
very
reason-room
for
approximately
3
ably
priced.
B.C.
Furniture
Co
months.
Phone
261.
(190p)
I
(tf
WANTED
Furnished
apart
i
FOR
SALE
1949
Chev.
Sedan,
merit
or
house,
after
August!
4-door.
Aoolv
70
Cabs,
(tf)
living,
dining.
kitch?n
and
bath
down,
full
cement
basement.
Inlaid
linoleum,
oil
range
and
heater.
Good
family
house.
Large
and
small
fours
close
to
schools
in
good
condition.
On
terms.
Apply
Rob-ert
EMontador
Ltd
(tf)
FOR
SALE
8-rootn'house.
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Box
702
Dailv
News.
(200p)
FOR
SALE7
room
house
at
739
6th
Ave.
West.
In
good
condition.
Close
to
town.
First
Prize
S5;"secorul
Trize
$3:
Third
Class
12
HOTHOUSE
Oil
COLDFB-"
Sec.
1
Tomatoes
(6
or
more).
First
Prize
$2;
Second
Prize
JSec.
2
Novelties.
.
First
Prize
$2;
Second
Prize
Exhibitors
Please
Note:
Care
In
arrangement
of
blooms,
harmonious
bie
be
considered
Prnwinn
ki.
in
a
rnntaW
is:,,"
l"uo'e
wiin
b
year
om;,
Available
at
$2,500
down.
Ap
-Ling-belt
SSZT
SJf
BW
Robert
E.
Montador
Ltd.
ciuiu.
uux
voa
uauv
News.
(190d)
fault.
Other
faults
are
stale
flowers,
mal-formed
w"1
Cranes:
Draglines-
A
ri
a
m
tf
J
FOR
SALE
A
real
buy.
5-
ana
streaky
coloring.
Containers
must
be
clean,
'"'
off
bottles,
or
entries
will
be
refused.
Anv
flnwprs
ruav
Road
Graders:
Littleford
Bros"
Black
Too
Road
Maintenance
Eaulrrmervf
Owon
dom.h,!i
WANTED
TO
RENT
Furnished
or
unfurnished
house,
or
would
be
willing
to
buy
at
$100.00
per
month.
Phone
room
buv.galow.
One
room,
nart.lv
finiahprl
ornH
nnrtl-I
Buckets
and
Rock
Grapples;!
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mivr'
1
tion.
Call
Black
735.
(tf)
The
Association
takes
no
responsibility
for
th'
e
J
Mrs.
a.
liaiiidav
at
281.
(190p)
REPAIRS
nines
rrom
o
to
10
p.m.
Thursaay
-10
a.m.
to
12
noon
Friday,
Aug"'
Riw-ilpt
Tjvliioi-o
fUC
it
NtlsRn
F0R
SALE-Waterfront
prop-
anrt
RLRmnWo.-ro?t0Crf
D,Je
ertv
on
Lakel.se
Lace.
2
cmblns.
hlP
rntrRf,27ai--
5,'CeP?rt
?b0Ut
300
VardS
SOUth
Of
Old
?.1JL,Ce"trlf.ueaI
Fumps:
Na-
hote
.
Write
Mr.
S.
Kohnt.
ENTRIES
FROM
OUTSIDE
DISTRICTS,
M
WATCH
Reparrs
prompt
efficient
service.
George
Cook
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
Bu?Mt'
MitlniraKir,ft?i
'
New.Dodson
Hotel.
25
East!
Kline
Houn!
Nattona!
HasUnw
St"
Vancouver.
BC.
Portable
Sawmills:
National
I
izl
:
Rotary
Screens
and
Conveyors
FOR
SALE
Four
ForRotttyyotir
Own
Try
NATIVE
VILLAGES,
WILL
BE
VVt
CUP
THIS
LIST
FOR
REFERENCE
uu
information
from
Na-:
newlv
ripcoratpH
tnrnit
r
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST-Stove
Service
&
Repairs.
G.
D
Ronson.
Black
503
(tf)
tional
Machinery
no
rimiiirl
i
7,
r.-,1"'
'o'SV
"l
Try
Old
mom
flNE
cur
Vancouver.
B.C.
-
(tf
enth
ESt"-
"UU1V
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