LADIES
TIE
IN
MIXED
FIVE
i
Continued
from
Page
4;
prfttce
Eupcrt
Daflp
J3cto3
Monday,
February
7,
1949
hilpott,
Evitt
WHITES
IN
MAJORITY
The
only
three
South
American
countries
with
a
majority
white-
inhabitants
are-
Argentine-,
Chile
and
Uruguay.
and
Co.
Ltd.
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Fir,
Cedar,
etc.
OORING
In
Fir
or
Hemlock
.
SIDING
All
Types-SASH
and
DOOR
and
!
.moiis
FOOTHILLS
ALRERTA
COAL
in
all
sizes
rnoNK
ri
FIRST
ROUND
HEARING
END
Three
matches
In
the
handicap
English
billiards
tournament
were
Dlaved
at
the
Cana-
Edward.
Drew,
children
of
George
Drew,
M.P.,
national
leader
Party,
hear
their
mother
tell
them
a
pre-bedtime
story.
BRUWNWOODS-
BEAT
CO-OP
(Continued
irom
Page
4i
tUan
L(JRion
HaU
f)Ver
lnp
wepk
end
and
only
one
match
-
A.
M.
uurst
vs.
Gt-orge
Abbott-re-
B.
Windle
220
174
14s
T.
Vanetta
2d!)
206
182
R.
Tubb
226
199
210
nanoicap
17
17
17
.
Totals
1057
108!
1CG3
H.M!e7
188
173
19
r.
irneu
66
139
140
F.
Moore
79.
105
153
E.
Sweeney
.
in
112
140
H.
Piuym
jug
184
178
A.
Fetherston
..
126
93
lo3
Low
score
....
13-
124
162
Handicap
125
125
125
Totals
...
750
wt
1051
WINGERS
D.
Rudderham
..
.
153-
16
161
.J.1
a-d
175
232
2U9
I.
Krisljansson
.
..
138
169
145
B.
Vuckovicri
185
247
219
Reil
n
134
129
N.
Sheppard
........
232
211
137
Handicap
12
12
12
Totals
1014
ll(:
1012
HEADPINNERS
A.
MvMceKin
229
209
158
T.
McMeekin
174
193
169
E.
Murray
95
166
140
M.
Haivocsen
175
190
189
V.
WraUiaU
215
216
179
J.
Comadina
201
173
219
Handicap
19
19
19
Totals
1108
1160
1073
OVERWAITEA
K.
Paul
115
188
185
H.
Tubb
181
169
18$
M.
Kuzik
104
171
,121
N.
Mazone
218
254
188
J.
North
121
133
114
L.
Valletta
129
166
177
Handicap
27
27
27
Totals
895
1106
908
MALKINS
A.
Leamy
175
171
230
M.
Leamy
204
166
223
E.
School
119
110
94
R.
CtuveririK
150
164
128!
D.
Tayior
191
130
lo8i
H.
1
vior
.
279
161
215;
Handicap
71
71
71
Totals
1189
973
1119
K1NGPINNERS
S.
Comadina
295
173
205
1
A.
Pierce
183
183
168
j
J.
Shenton
142
G.
Shenton
215
259
205i
1
183
147
J-
$rj;;;;z
161
146
,
low
score
90
79
1U7
I
Handicap
10
15
15
Totals
1129
1053
993
DIM
OTCTL'D
Q
m
Gi
asdal
131
157
252
E.
Ball
133
79
117
M.
Townsend
90
84
107
M.
fetapleton
213
277
237
u
Jokanuvich
111
125
19
194
173
147
Handicap
110
1
Hi
116
Totals
tS8
1011
11'
203
198
177
v.
Menzits
179
199
208
L.
Anderson
148
213
159
O.
Anderson
194
243
210
I.
Garner
171
231
193
E
Garner
167
229
183
HandieaD
25
25
23
Totals
1087
1338
1155
'PIONEERS
L.
Eiii
kson
181
230
151
C.
Enckson
191
217
129
K.
Knutson
245
198
193
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n
011
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P.
M.
n.ies
.
.
226
197
18U
B.
Moxley
243
218
244
Handicap
i
i
i
Totals
1405
1273
1171
PUSHOVERS
C.
Whatman
192
129
123
J.
Warren
178
153
142
J.
Graham
198
156
269!
M.
Flynn
141.
125
2671
E.
Anderson
121
J.
Paul
221
197
Handicap
42
42
42
Totals
1093
915
1228
HIGH
SCHOOu
mains
to
be
played
In
the
ln;
round.
J.
Lawrle
'plus
20
def
fated
W.
Straehnr,
(plus
3
by
a
score
11.
MeKinnon
159
176
235
North
Star
missed
their
3
at-
"V.(1y
1;
23i
tempts.
A.
Bellamy
;.
...
210
I'm;-
1
nt
vn
,
LADIES
(jAME
R.
Twed
,,u
laj.
Handicap
71
a
71
j
There
was
no
ladies'
game.
Toluls
'
lOWixhis
game
has
been
dropped
MEN'S
l.E.M,l'E
(from
the
Saturday
night
sched-
01
i:m
w
in
alter
a
very
cio.se
game
in
the
first
round.
In
the
second
round
P.
D
Hardy
plu.i
40.
scored
anot
her
victory
by
beating
G.
Alexander
ininu
7.
in
tn
iriR
it
Duncan
ipius
401
scored
a
win
North
Star
made
14.
Rupert
'
HoU?1
madC
3
f
7
free
thr0WS'
ule-
The
reason
Is
due
to
tht
withdrawal
of
the
Miller
Bay
team
from
the
league.
This
was
caused
by
the
loss
of
several
of
their
players.
The
game
was
awarded
to
Peoples'
Slore
and
with
it
they
tool-
ovtr
second
place
in
the
league.
OPTIC
SUNBURN
.
Snowblindness
is
actually
sunburn
of
the
eyes.
over
Bert
Morgan
(plus
20i
by!L"w
s'ure
STORYTIME
Sandra
and
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
4-WAY
SCRAMBLE
IN
MEN'S
FIVE-
PIN
LEAGUE
Continentals,
Malkins
and
Maple
Leafs
wound
up
with
four
points
each
In
the
weekend
session
of
the
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League,
blanking-Aley
Cats,
Brownwoods
and
Scotians
resDectivelv.
Burns,
who
are
sitting
at
the
top
of
the
league
standing,
took
three
points
from
Jay
Cees.
Continentals
rolled
the
high-
est
team
srores,
both
for
single
game
and
three-game
aggregate.
Their
single
game
score
was
1,208
and
the
triple
was
3,157.
High
individual
scoring
wa
done
by
S.
Davidson,
of
Continentals
with
a
29(i
for
single
game
and
Bob
Rudderham
of
1
Stones
with
748
for
three
games.
Continentals
4,
Alley
Cats
0.
Malkins
i,
Brownwoods
0.
Maple
Leafs
4,
Scotians
0.
Burns
3,
Jay
Cees
1.
Mallets
3,
Ambassadors
1.
Stones
2,
Moose
2.
CONTN
ENTALS
150
to
120.
It
is
hoped
that
all
matches
in
the
second
round
will
be
!
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....
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7.
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YOUR
FLOORS
NOW!
10
OFF
ALL
FLOOR
COVERINGS
INLAIDS
CONCOLEl'M
REXOLEIM
BAROLEl'M
A
number
of
other
items
(3G
at
cost
price
,
piayea
ociore
Wednesday
as
no
;
enmes
will
hf
nlavert
nn
ihn!
rio.
.
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K..11
being
reserved
for
the
regular
monthly
meeting.
BASKETBALL
TIME-TABLE
February
12
Rupert
Hotel
and
High
School,
Morgans
aiut
Fashion,
Brownwoods
anfl
Bo-Me-Hi,
Miller
Bay
and
Doms.
February
15
Kinsmen
an
North
Star,
High
School
on'
Peoples,
High
School
a
n
Stones,
Savoy
and
Co-op,
.
..
T.'..!
-
n
hth.u
r.
,)
I
High
SchiKtl,
Peoples
and
Doms,
;
Ca-op
and
Bo-Me-Hl,
Mcrch
-
ants
and
Morgans.
.
.
February
22
Kinsmen
and;
PHONE
Feb.
7th
to
19th
only
'
WRITE
179
251
3rd
Ave.
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LADIES
'B'
BOWLS
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
of
Feb.
8
Rosa
Lees
vf
.
Belmont:
Mlllrr.TJay
vs.
Busy
Bees;
Nobte
&
Wick
vs.
Boosters;
Big
Sister:,
vs.
Stars;
Toilers
vs.
Brownwoods.
Feb.
15
Rosa
Loes
vs.
Brownwoods;
Millef
Bay
vs.
Boosters;
Toilers
vs.
Slurs;
Busy
Sees
vs.
X
Belmont;
Noble
St
Wick
vs.
Bir;
Sisters.
Feb.
22
Toilers
vs.
Noble
&
Wick;
Busy
Bees
vs.
Rosa
Lees.
Big
Sisters
vs.
Belmont;
Boosters
vs.
Brownwoods;
Miller
Bay
vs.
Stars.
March
l-Blg
Sisters
vs.
Miller
Bay;
Boosters
vs.
Belmont;
Brownwoods
vs.
Busy
Bees;
Rosn
Lees
vs.
Toilers;
Slurs
vs.
Noble
&
Wick.
March
8-
Busy
Bees
vs.
Stars:
Toilers
vs.
Miller
Bay;
Belmont
vs.
Noble
&
Wick;
Boosters
vs
Rosa
Lees;
Big
Sisters
vs.
Brown-
)
woods.
March
15-Miller
Bay
vs.
NoblAj
&
Wick;
Brownwoods
vs.
Stars.
I
Boosters
vs.
Busy
Bees;
Big
Sis-
!
ters
vs.
Rosa
Lpes;
Toilers
vs
j
Belmont.
March
22
-Busy
Bees
vs.
Big';
Sisters;
Boosters
vs.
Toilers;
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Stars;
Noble
St.
Wick
vs.
Brownwoods;
Belmont
v4
Miller
Bay.
I
March
29-Toilers
vs.
nnsvi
Miller
Bay
vs.
Brownwoods;
Belmont
vh.
Slurs;
Rosa
Lees
vs
Noble
&
Wick.
TRAIN
SCHKDl
I
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For
the
East-Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
8:00
p.m.
From
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday,
Salurda:
10:45
pm.
PROFESSIONAL
MATTSON'S
(
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
BLUE
818
P.O.
Box
528
330
Second
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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&
CO.
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ACCOUNTANTS
475
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
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COLLECTOR
AND
MESSENGER
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Soda,
Perfex
and
Ginger
Ale
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PHONE
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OPTOMETRIST
ROOM
10,
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BUILDING
PHONE
BLUE
G?I3
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Box
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Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
,
all
Its
branches
204
4
th
Street
Phone
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GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
repairs
of
all
kinds
Roofs,
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Oil
Burners
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Red
894
evenings
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Box
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Fur
Downtrodden
Reels
and
Worn
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ltiinn
IZ.
130
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riTrhntf
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122
223
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'urauhart
67
132
73!
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Jenkins
Ill
170
182
M-
Knutson
84
172
148
H.
Dunn
185
144
188
MEN'S
TWEED
TOPCOATS
Reg.
to-
$25
NOW-
$15
MEN'S
ALL
WOOL
YAUNf
DYED
WORSTED
SL'ITS
Sizes
42
to
46,
Reg.
to
$60
NOW
$4.50
Men's
GABARDINE
COATS
English
make,
Fully
lined
sizes
36
to
44
Reg.
$27.50
-NOW
...
$"1
MEN'S
ALL
WOOL
PULLOVER
SWEATERS,
Waffle
Stitch,
Special
$3.59
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS.
Worsteds,
Tweeds
&
Gabardines
from
,.
$4.73
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS,"
Cotton
Si
Cotton
Worsteds,
pf
l-fect
fit,
a
large
assortment
Price
from
.'.
$2.95
BOYS'
SHIRTS
for
School?
and
dress
$1.25
to
$1.75.
BOYS
SWEATERS,
assort-1
ed
styles
and
low
in
price-
From
$1.25;
BOYS'
RUBBER
LACE
BOOTH..
NOW
$1.9
BOYS'
SCHOOL
BOOTS
&
DRESS
OXFORDS,
Best
Quality
at
Reduced
Prices
i
NOW
AVAILABLE
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
i
Greer
&
B
ridden
CONTRACTORS
and
BUILDERS
CONSTRUCTION
ALTERATIONS
REPAIRS
,
Floor
Sanding
A
Specialty
RED
561
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BOX
721
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Pcrns
tiVZsz0z.
and
be
all
sot
to
nuiM
that
new
home
or
to
re-;
model
the
old
one
when
spring
comes.
We
will
be
glad
to
assist
you
in
every
way
possible.
'
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&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
and
Contractors
PHONE
3(13
SAVOY
HOTEL'
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
-
PHONE
37
P.O.
Box
6t
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
Handicap
170
170
17Q
Totals
ova
iw
ivwB
Tou'-h
Rupert
Hotel,
High
School
andj
Miller
Bay,
Fashion
and
High,
School,
Savoy
and
Brownwoods.;
February
20
High
Sthool
and!
I
SILVER
STREAKS
G.
Smith
..
-
153
204
134'
L.
Smith
119
87
163:
R
Roberts
151
114
127
1
K.
Roberts
124
83
237
M
Smith
67
112
152'
R.
Smith
171
137
241
HandieaD
76
76
76
Kinsmen,
Fashion
and
Merchants,
Bo-Me-Hi
and
Savoy
Doms
and
High
School.
lex
Cale
'
'
Burns
2?
Mallets
21
t-ri.
VW
II
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J
i
Continentals
20
Stones
20
Malkins
17
Ambassadors
15
1
swlians
Maple
IjezUZZZZ'LZZlCCZ..
11
ps
11
Alley
Cats
LADIES'
BOWLS
A"
SCHEDULE
February
7
DcJong's
.vs.
Orange,
Savoy's
vs.
Wcstview,
Manson's
vs.
G.
&
A.;
Variety
vs.
Tuft
&
Odowcs,
Annettes
vs.
Scuby's.
"
WHO
SERVES
THIS
ROYAL
TREAT
!
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pkg.
Royal
Raipbvrry
Gtlatin
I
1
cub
boiling
water
!
I
1
cup
cold
water
few
grains
of
tall
1
cua
cruthod
mixoct
froth
fruit,
swooitnod
to
lasto
I
cup
twootoned
whippod
croam.
Dissolve
Rnval
Kmpiierry
Gelal.n
in
hothiiK
wiii-r,
Add
told
whim
nd
I
!alt.
Cttol
unlit
mixture
lenms
to
I
ihiikin.
A.W
nip
il
fresh
mat.
I
Olill
until
ir.il
.
Alternate
snnunhlU
of
I
gelatin
ami
whipped
cream
in
lull
1
parlaii
nlsses
usinii
cream
lor
j
lop
spoonful.
Serves.
6.
Tender,
ripe
raspberries
glowing
with
full,
rich
color
.
.
.
Iirmimin
with
tlewey-ircsh
flavor
.
.
.
that's
what
comes
to
mind
with
the
very
first
spoonful
of
this
mouth-watering
dessert!
For
here's
jelly
that's
deeper
in
flavor
.
.
.
more
sparkling
in
color
.
.
.
thnn
any
you've
ever
tried!
fry
nil
delicious
Royal
Gelatin
Desserts
strawlierry,
Msplx-rry,
cherry,
orange
and
lemon.
RoVa
Wor(d
famous
fang!!
for
flavor.
for
Tasty
Meats
Chow
Mein
Dishes
a
Specialty
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Phone
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for
Outside
Orders
;
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i
1
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Totals
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813
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MIXED
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XXX
8
1
Kinupinners
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10
Pioneer
Laundry
....
0
3
01
Winners
7
2
9
B.
C.
Messenger
....
6
3
7
Pushovers
f
4
Brownwoods
4
5
llh-h
School
.
4
5
Malkins
-
5
Silver
Streaks
3
6
Dodgers
5
Boks
3
6
Overwaitea
6
Pin
Busters
2
7
Cloverleats
4
1
7
Hotshots
f
T
Maple
Leafs
1
8
A
down
different
kinds
of
.-harks
are
found
In
Canadian
waters.
NOTM'K
Exumlimtlons
tor
tlie
posUlem
ot
Assistant
Korest
KaiiK"
will
be
1W
at
the
loll.ms
cinlrcs
ftt
Hk
tlaicfl
And
tunes
ImliciUed.
Monduy,
February
Mth.
9X
iijn..
Prii.-e
Hupert;
Tic.liiy.
M.irelv
1st.
0:00
.ii.
Tfrrar.
Tliurstliiy.
Marcli
3rd.
0:00
n.m.,
1
SmltlMTH.
ITiduy,
Murch
4th.
9:00
Burns
Liike.
Application
forms
mid
full
particulars
may
be
obtained
Irom
tlie
District
Pea-ester
at
Prince
Rupert
ot
the
Forest
Raider's
oflicc
at
260
232
209
S.
Davidson
176
296
247
B.
Harrison
170
135
277
R.
Vuckovich
217
267
224
J.
Paul
233
185
21J
Handicap
39
39
39
Totals
1093
lla4
120rf
ALLEY
CATS
W.
Landon
172
"2
R.
Houston
117
H.
Lindseth
.
..:
....
211
99
20S
A.
Blain
182
172
125
198
m
jii
Handicap
100
Totals
980
MALKINS
A.
Leamy
190
127
215
B
Wick
163
211
23i:
T.
McMeekin
164
223
21-
R.
Burnie
245
221
203
B.
Withers
107
HandieaD
19
19
19
Totals
948
1004
1060
BROWN
WOODS
E.
Mussalem
......
224
173
15':'
1.
Dunbar
204
180
176!
R.
Woods
131
195
2001
R.
Shrub.sall
192
1
K.
Moxlev
164
Handicap
12
Total
927
MAPLE
LEAFS
J.
Schild
155
J.
Miclhell
177
J.
Whittaker
Ill
i3d
H4;
W.
Pane
203
142
122;
S.
HandieaD
Paul
167
117
lis
mi
Totals
930
1072
SCOTIANS
W.
McLernev
171
226
213
J.
Wide
v
115
J.
Stewart
04
114
146
J.
Dumas
238
177
182
J.
Davidson
13
157
la,
Handicau
93.
Totals
82
911
963)
BURNS
S.
Comadina
198
170
159
Halvorsen
210
221
144
J.
Pinniser
273
F.
Comadina
225
258
234
V.
Comttriina
223
293
238
Handicap
28
28
28
Totals
1157
1197
1032
JAY
CEES-A.
P.
Crawley
288
205
,
189
O.
C.
Odegard
237
132
li.li
S.
G.
Purk
....
101
150
224
M.
Stapleton
189
149
221
D.
R.
Hay
151
163
253
Handicap
75
75
75
Totals
1101
874
1128
AMBASSADORS
Hildebrand
170
ni
153
Long
160
167
133
D.
Pollock
145
156
216
L.
Hopkins
..
255
155
214
M.
Chviyk
.
103
229
171
Handicap
117
117
117
Totals
950
915
1004
MALLETS-
Hoditkinson
150
161
147
Martin
77
240
195
Bolam
..
160
170
14ft
Garner
198
272
271
Mallett
112
142
158
Handicap
116
110
110
Totals
839
1052
1033
STONES
B.
Rudderham
....
214
374
260
T.
Parkliou.se
171
199
184
WRATH
ALL'S
t
PHOTO
FINISHING
Developing,
Printing
Enlarging
QUICK
SERVICE
Amateur
anil
Professional
Si)lies
BUSINESS
AND
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repair
.
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
BLACK
756
972
10th
East
DRY
KINDLING
WOOD
in
sacks
FIR
AND
CEDAR
.
50c
Sack
Delivered
PHONE
B
&
W
TRANSFER
Green
186
HYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
Agents
for
SIMPLEX
GAS
and
"
CUMMINS
DIESEL
ENGINES
Sales,
Service
and
Parts
Boat
Owners
and
users
of
Industrial
Engines
are
Invited
to
our
showroom
to
view
our
various
engines
and
talk
over
equipment
problems.
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Besner
Block
Phone
387
PAPER
HANGING
AND
WOOD
FINISHING
Latest
Shades,
Styles
and
Colors
J.
P.
MOLLER
Phone
BLUE
155
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
7G5
P.O.
Box
1401
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
anl
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
BLUE
939
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New.
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
I
Wells
Cartage
Ltd.
!
Complete
MovJtif
Service
i
Crating
Parking
Cartage
I
!
i)
Suey
Chim-.se
Second
Avenue
im.
to
3:30
a.m.
oiv
to
a
Ti.'ir
value
We
often
have
a
'
a
'nudity
we
iicrs.
I
i'-
v
should
be
'I'lii.e.s::
or
tint.
'I'll"
cutting
of
I
donr
,
Th"ir
shape
til't
have
no
flaws
Some
large
stones
;l"'r.s
half
the
size.
buy
DIAMOND
depends
on
many
things.
chance
to
buy
diamonds
of
so
would
not
offer
them
to
our
cus-
pure
and
clear
In
color
without
their
'58
little
'facets
should
be
should
be
well
proportioned.
They
nr
spots.
are
not
worth
as
much
as
f-
ie
of
our
customers
brought
In
a
diamond
for
tti'ig
which
we
sold
over
30
years
ago
and
it
'imaing
how
the
value
had
Increased.
W"
pride
ourselves
that
we
sell
a
quality
so
'I
ti.ai,
there
will
never
bf'
any
fault
to
find.
aminKtion
cenues.
oompieiea
up-pl
lent
Ion
forms
should
be
forwarttt
d
to
the
Uisirlct
Korester
by
HUruury
i'2ud,
or
luillnu
this
must
be
presented
to
the
examiner
at
the
time
ul
the
examination.
These
examinations
are
being
conducted
to
establish
eligible
li-ts
for
1U4U
fire
season
employment.
From
Mich
lists
uppoUitmeuts
to
positions
now
vacant
will
be
mude
accordlna
to
candidates'
standings
in
the
examinations.
Candidates
must
be
cilliM'iis
of
one
of
the
nations
of
the
British
Com-in
British
Columbia
for
one
yer,
monwealth.
and
must
have
resided
The
candidate
must
be
physically
capable
of
the
work.
Candidates
must
be
21
yeurs
of
age.
but
some
exceptions
may
be
mude
depending
on
the
candidate's
standing
In
the
examination,
and
men
between
the
u;eu
of
18
and
21
years
are
not
excluded
from
taking
the
exumlna-tlnn.
No
examination
f
!
charged.
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