'
fl.-l!
f!l
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
Deeeaiber
8,
1950
13.
portrayal
by
Derrick
Alien.
Be-,
sides
continuing
in
the
same
"old
man's"
tone
as
Mr.
Beetle,1
Derrick
spoke
the
narration
of
the
play.
Sport
ShotsBeinq
Graty
East
tild
naval
uniform.
The
pages
hold
ing
the
train,
wear
kilu
t
4
,
white
silk
blouses.
Mrs.
Webb,
who
started
Vr
dulUmaking
hobby
during
the
depression
years
when
he
unable
to
buy
Christy
ents
for
her
children,
has
also
KING
ED
ON
AIR
Wedding
Dolls
For
Princess
BRANTFORD,
Ont.
Oi
Authentically
-
costumed
figurines
representing
the
principals
In
the
royal
wedding
of
Princess
Ellzubth
and
the
Uuke
of
Edinburgh
have
been
sent
to
their
i
Other
members
of
the
cast
are:
usualh.
7
-
-IT1
;
Dorothy
Wick
I
Betty";
Jimmy
Christianson
Bill
;
Elvin
Ny-,
stedt
(Salesman'
and
(Mr.
Boston's
power-packed
Red
Sox
Arrangements
have
been
made
walked
off
with
the
lion's
share
through
the
good
offices
of
J.
D.
of
American
League
batting
McRae
M.L.A.,
for
a
small
pro-laurels
In
1950,
with
their
bril-'
vlncial
grades
to
go
to
work
on
Kite
r.,...
Joe
Goscoe's
Classroom
Looks
Like
Miniature
Radio
Station
...,.v
.c.it-a
oi
iu
figurines
which
she
culled
"One
hunZu
years
of
royal
weddings.-
Jones)
:
Gai!
Redpath
(Mrs.
EJliubeth
if!,
Vl
I
and
Ou...
Jl
Imucl
nnrt
Mw.hnol
MnnnM
imus
juiuij
ou-oi
uunu
iwi
,
oaij
mo
U)U
uau
run
IMIU
UUk
U
I
,
,lli0H
,h
mn
nf
Mr'
i
Goodman,
capturing
the
junior
in
shape
for
the
holding
of
water
Qwen
Vi,..."
1
ii.ciuuea
in
the
series
Bre
the
a2lA
u'
tdinburl
A
ten-year-old
student
Steps
Up
to
the
micro-
j
Jones
uul
was
unable
to
attend
circuit
patting
championship
on
,
to
be
frozen
in
the
next
cold
nia,k
01
As
the
Fenway
spell,
thus
really
providing
the
la
-354-
..v
un
i
:
rrv:.,
:..
cm
i
th
nr-nrdiv,
lrt.
Park
club
scooped
up
a
flock
of
skating
rink
which
enthusiasts
pnuiic,
uuixi
cvrniii.
mis
is
juur
wnaiuj
School
broadcasting
station.
We
are
glad
to
present!
"The
cast
are
voiunteers-aii
,,
,
.
,
i
from
Grade
Five,
ranging
from
our
Christinas
play
directed
and
written
by
Josepn
T
i
10
to
n
years
old,"
explains
Mr.
plate
honors,
Including
the
team
led
by
W.
F.
Stone
and
W.
D.
batting
title
on
a
20-point
mar-
Lambie
have
bten
working
on
in
gin
over
New
York
and
Detroit,
recent
weeks.
The
grader
wi'l
young
Mr.
Goodman
appeared
in
level
off
the
field
and
bank
Ui
daughter,
SVg-monlh-uld
Princess
Anne.
j
Mr.
Nina
M.
Webb
of
Paris,
Out.,
made
the
nine-Inch
dolls
the
bride
and
n'n.
bridesmaid
Princess
Margaret
and
the
two
pages,
Prince
William
uf
Gloucester
and
Pfince
Michael
of
Kent.
Mrs.
Webb
had
Intended
t)
send
the
dolls
to
Princess
Eliza
R
aoscoe.
Goscoe,
MASQHS
WHY
Requiring
only
three
one-half
HQ
games,
playing
every
infield,
me
aireaoy
criuoea
suies
so
me
Bells
chime,
music
blends.
The
choir
fades
into;
hour
rehearsals,
the
radio
pro-
spot
in
addition
to
patrolling
the
utn
u
pjuix-wy
icu.u.j
the
play
as
announcer
Camllle
Deo."
The
school's
first
class
of
gram
was
arranged
to
fit
stu-
outfield.
Doing
a
great
all-1
'4UUU';'K-
4
"e
1111111
l".l,v
Lindseth
introduces
the
cast
flutphones
over
50
players
I
dent's
school
work.
around
cvfensive
job,
the
Redw
iul
T
Tri,
from
the
King
Edward
School
wil
flute
"While
Shepherds
.,...,
,
.
'
Sox
"one-man
bench"
caught
al
escaPa-
inis
snouid
u
now
five
and
six
who
have
Watch
Their
Flocks
at
Night."
nractised
the
script;
Zrint-
In
m
our
our
rire
wlln
ms
bat
m
late
August,
h"-"
graevs
its
your
best
.winding
up
with
a
total
of
iso
practised
for
three
weeks
under
Before
the
main
play
begins.
;
music
period
we
rehearsed
the',",,'
In
424
trips
to
the
plute.
their
mus
e
teachei.
Mr.
Goscoe.
there
Is
a
dialogue
with
Rodney
music,
Mr.
uoscoe
aaiu,
cuiiwmi-
Billy
scored
91
runs,
contributed
Ing
the
use
of
radio
and
dram-
Records-
In
Bowls
Match
GIH
BUY
As
the
announcer
draws
us
pierce
ard
Edward
Turcolte.
into
the
Christmas
setting
of
an
;
Although
the
background
mu-average
town
over
radio
station
'
SIC
for
the
skit
of
the
radio
pro-CFPR,
Dec.
12
from
8:30
to
9:00
gram's
play
has
been
prepared
u
7
'
homers
to
the
Red
Sox
attacs
teuiuns
jiuvc
iuuuu
uituijr
puui,
unable
to
speak
from
a
stage.
'"
Wfc
p.m.,
me
worn
ui
uiuueiu
iruuu-
Dy
Mr.
OOSCOe.
the
80Und
elJBCLS
rpppiupri
vnirp
trnininir
with
The
outstanding
match
Wed
nesday
night
in.
Mixed
League
Manager
Steve
O'Neill's
club
finished
with
a
collective
average
of
.302,
exacUy
20
points
ahead
of
the
.282
team
plate
mark
irs
and
pupils
is
lealUeU.
,
are
done
by
his
pupiis.
Among
radio.
With
Mr.
Goscoe
s
Upe
During
the
play,
which
Is
a
'some
of
the
boys
who
help
their.
reCorder,
students
are
able
to
iniikuay
Bivit
iii
tannic
annual
vi
i.cnri
nulling
uo
tc.iiinv
lano
criticize
in?ir
own
voices.
I
0
turned
in
hv
hoth
l.h
npnnnnt.-
beth
two
years
ago
alter
exhibiting
them
at
the
Canadian
Nation
Exhibition.
But
she
held
them
back
in
order
to
get
a
first-hand
look
at
the
wedding
gown,
which
was
scheduled
to
be
exhibited
in
Canada,
in
order
to
perfect
the
gown
of
her
don-princess.
The
other
costumes
were
designed
from
Mrs.
Webbs
huge
collection
of
roval
wedding
photographs.
'
I
decided
to
wait
until
their
first
child
was
born,
hoping
all
the
time
it
would
be
a
girl,"
she
said.
When
Prince
Charles
was
born,
she
waited
for
the
birth
of
a
girl
before
sending
the
doll.i
as
a
Christmas
present.
BRILLIANT
(iOWNS
The
doll-princess
is
dressed
in
a
white
sutln
gown
with
a
Ions
train
containing
114
stars.
Satin
stars
and
brilliants
adorn
the
net
gown
of
Princes
Margaret
and
the
dull-groom
wears
tlue
,
...
-It
is
Indispensable
for
train-1
wlnnlng
New
York
Yankees
and
ing
students'
speech
and
their
second-place
Detroit
Tigers.
attitude
before
the
public,"
says!
Mr.
Moore,
who
plans
furUic;-.
Bowling
ended
in
a
J-all
draw
In
points
1
for
Pushovers
und
Fashion
Footwea:'.
This
match
produced
all
of
the
high
scorers
for
the
evening
and
also
provided
a
new
high
team
single
of
1425
which
was
scored
by
Fashion
Footwear
Both
teams
arc
very
evenly
balanced
and
were
in
good
form
Wednesday
nigh!
and
in
all
probability
will
p
ov
the
teams
to
h
contended
wi'l"
at
the
end
of
this
season.
liiitru
a
loiniua
auiy,
tile
aic
vAipu
ujica
miu
ciucrii
,iivtj.
moral
that
"all
kids
are
O.K.
If
This
enables
Mr
Ooscce
to
direct
you
show
them
that
you
want
from
the
front
of
the
class,
them
around"
is
expressed.
.
j
Mr.
Goscoe,
vno
has
taught
King
Edward
School
wants
here
for
the
pn.st
five
years,
their
pupils.
came
from
Alberta
where
it
took
They"
will'
use
300
youngsters
university
drama
scholarships,
in
the
annual
Christmas
concert
one
of
which
he
used
at
the
Banff
to
be
held
for
parents
after
the
School
of
Fine
Arts,
radio
play.
But
the
training
and
1
It
has
been
the
practice
oi
Mr.
radio
work
through
the
co-oper-1
The
runs-batted-in
laurels
ation
of
the
school
board
when,
were
shared
for
a
second
straight
King
Edwa
'd
students
move
into
'
season
by
two
Red
Sox
stars.
In
their
new
school
to
be
finished
1949
it
was
Ted
Williams
and
before
the
end
of
the
school
ear.
Vern
Stephens
tied
at
159
each.
Prince
Rupert
residents
recall
The
past
camnaign
saw
Stephens
the
school's
weekly
children's
and
Walt
Dropo
deadlocked
In
much
of
the
music
recouled
by
i
Goscoe
to
write
his
own
chikt-the
senior
pupils
of
the
ok-men-'
ren's
plays
and
skits:
"That
way
"
scorers
were:
Ladiex
I
Hlsh
"-'
"Vr
Dioerams
of
last.
vear.
!
rivivinc
runs
Immp
each
finish-'
you
get
what
you
want,
and,
be
r.
ii
,
high
sing
e
and
h
gh
three
gain'
Bu'
it.
takes
the
work
of
all
J"
144.
Runs
scored
lau,''Js
u.Ul.
Bertha
Dunbar.
Pushover..
H
I
RAM
sidesI
like
my
own
plays
bct-
taiy
school
will
contribute
i.o
the
concert'
Variations
in
harmony
ini'i!g
"Mother
Goose"
and
"Old
Kin?
the
staff
in
preparing
such
A
"
,
.V
cu
OUA'
"
lc
310
and
89.
Men's
high
single
1
Footwea
"Mr.
Goscoe
WALKER'S
dryc
1
game
a
is
an
individual-
ff
they
give
their
individual
,
J""
KtoK
"i
,
Al
mnson''
Fa'sh,on
ing
Edward
H.gh
-f
"nned
the
principal.
,
g
JRf
,
.
Men's
high
three,
R.
G.
Moore
The
technical
experience
of
Maggio
leading
the
stolen
base
VZJ-
1
dUl
FdsM
Cole"
by
George
Pearson,
Cam-1
1st,"
explains
Ki
illl
Vflllt
ille
Lindseth,
Judy
Felsenthal,'
School
Princnpul
ml
-
-
l
OltttttIO
ANO
IQTIIIO
M
t(u
Rpverlpv
nulrJfrnnp
Rhirrn
W.il'
Mr
flnsi-on
mhn
hi.
o.cln.
.
.'Wear,
HO.
This
advertisement
is
nut
pu'olishrd
or
divnhved
hub
v
f"-
ueparimeiu
wnii
ij
puiereu
menu
with
eastern
commercial
sacks.
radio
dramas,
combine
with
U:?
organizing
of
Mr.
Moore
and
the
1
staff.
And
the
students
co-oper
'
The
younger
of
the
DiMiiggio
INDIVIDUALITY
And
it
is
individual
spontaniety
that
rings
in
his
radio
play-there
is
an
authentic
"bad
boy"
air
to
John
Lamby's
part
cf
"Joe."
liday,
Catherine
Finlay.son
and
Janet
Spark
open
the
radio
program.
A
mixed
choir
of
over
60
pupib
will
sing
in
choral
harmony
Control
Board
or
by
the
(iovernnie
nl
of
BritbkCM
THE
WORLD
OVER
FOR
ITS
AGE
AND
MELLOWNESS
ate
by
taking
good
care
of
the
brothers
also
had
a
share
In
the
thousands
of
dollars
worth
of
three-base
hit
spoils,
making
11
"Hark,
the
Herald
Angels
Sing,
The
peevish
"Mr.
Beetle,"
the
LET
YOUR
WORRIES
MELT
LIKE
.
A
SNOW
MAN
ON
A
SUNNY
O
Come
Emmanuel,"
"Joy
to
the
i
part
of
the
Scrooge-like
old
man
equipment
that
Mr.
Goscoe
has
-o
ie
with
Det
oit's
Hoot
Evers
World."
and
"Gloria
Excelsis
is
caught
in
individual
character
!
(Continued
on
page
7)
and
the
Red
Sox
Bobby
Doerr.
v
5
1
The
home-run
honors
went
to
Cleveland's
first-year
star,
third
71
Light
UpFci).
it
Tree
Lights
ic
Xmas
Decor
A"
Wrapping
Paper
Cards
$
LW
baseman
Al
lFlip
Rosen,
who
(marie
37
.-ound-tripners
George
Kell,
Detroit's
ace
third
sacker
I
who
handed
his
batting
crown
I
down
to
Goodman,
had
several
(firsts
to.
his
credit.
George
had
the
most
at
bats,
641,
led
the
circuit
in
total
hits.
218,
wus
tou
two-base
hit
maker
with
56,
and
Books
G
I
'
j,
'I
r
.
Ill
f
"llll"
Al
'
J
:
5
H
H
I
I
J
.
.
finished
with
a
fine
.340
aver-
.lassiiied
m
Advertising
j
.i
is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
Classifieds
3c
per
i
see,
less
than
three
points
under
vord
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Nitices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Death
Notices,
'
Fun
!lhe
fiSure
that
won
him
the
1911
eral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$200
I
tlate
crown-
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
I
'
Team
esults
were
as
follows-lleadpinners
4.
Ootlmists
0
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
4
Ccoks's
Jewellers
0
P'ow-outs
3.
Cantels
1
Fashion
Footwear
2.
Pushovers
2
Wal!r-ce
2.
Bulgers
2
G
eat
West
Life
2,
Shenton
Sheet
2
Conrad
4,
Scubv's
Furs
0
Booth
SchooJ,
3.
Dbb
PrintiUij
1
Bulklev
Market
3,
Penguin
Ho'jhy
1
Clove.leafs
3.
Son
of
Norway
1
Social
Welfare
3,
Ideal
Cleaners
1
Miller
Bav
3.
Ovrrwaitea
1
Standings
"A"
League
PR.
Plumbing
8
Fashion
Footwear
..
6
Pul"es
6
Pushove--?
.,.
..
5
r.reit
West
LITc
....
S
r"i)nteW
5
Headpinners
4
P'ow-nut
4
Shenton
Sheet
2
Wp'Iph-s
Dent
1
Cook's
Jewellers
1
Optimists
0
"B"
League
Cloverleafs
-
7
Social
Welfare
6
Bioth
S.'hool
6
Conrads
5
Overwaitei
5
Rncklev
Market
4
Miller
Bav
Hasp
4
Sons
of
Norway
1
Ideal
Cleaners
4
Penguin
Hobby
2
Dibb
P'inting
1
Scubv's
Furs
0
1,5
u;?
Mum.
1
5
FOR
SALE
I
The
N'w
York
shortstop
star,
i
WANTED
little
Phil
Rizzuto,
whose
finest
WANTED
Boardins?
home
"for
2i
season
saw
him
named
most
V
!.....,
t,
k.i
.JJ.Ui
vci'7ti)ii
niiimiiiiiiiin
small
children.
Bx
843.
Daily
1
valuable
player,
made
19
sacrl
FOR
SALE
8-piece
oak
dining
room
suite.
$75.00.
Phone
Blue
610.
(287pl
I
FOR
SALE
Solid
oak
extension!
News.
(287p
fice
hits
to
lead
that
depart
Fl'NKRAL
NOTICE
CULLIN-In
the
citv.
Thursday.
December
7.
19oU
Cnaiies
fcrnest.
aged
80
years
6
months,
beloved
husband
of
Mrs
Florence
A.
Cullin
50S
4th
Avenue
East.
Canon
Basil
S.
Procter
will
conduct
services
at
Gren-ville
Court
Chapel
at
2
pm
Monday.
December
11.
Interment
to
lollow
in
Fairview
Cemeterv.
BC.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
arrangements.
(.
1
t.rr
FOR
SALE
Business
anil
Profess1
WANTED
Two
business
girls
urgently
need
furnished
apartment
or
furnished
rooms.
Call
Miss
D.
Reddie.
Columbia
Cellulose,
or
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
.
after
6
p.m.
(287c)
ment.
He
and
Kell
were
the
only
players
In
the
league
to
reach
the
200-hit
total,
Phn
hitting
that
figure
on
the-
iiearl.
Evei-t
of
Detroit
was
caught
stealing
the
most
times,
nine.
,
table
3
leaves.
$14.00.
Pho.ie
Black
396.
(2tsapi
FOR
SALE
Large
4.
nartially
furnished.
Vacant
Dec.
17.
Blue
954
or
Box
501.
(288p)
ftjfl
ttUNtnnt
oumkjwm
toon
RAW
FI
RS
WANTED
UP
TO
$60.00
FOR
(
Wild
MINK
FOR
SALE
Good
Cheer
kitchen
range
with
new
Silent
Glow
complete
with
oil
can.
stand
and
Nmnpi't.inns
7I1
no
51
ft
The
leaeue
home-run
total
of
As
high
as
$4
00
for
WEAS
.NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
EL;
MUSKRAT
$3.50:
BEAVER
973
was
90
more
than
the
nre-
j-Linr.-belt
Soeeder
Shovels:
2nd
West.
Box
1155.
Citv.
SCOTT
Md
CHAKTfcKED
Aa
James
Block
60S
Sf-t.
ince
Rupett
:
f
1
I'holie
347
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
P.
GARDNER.
C.A.
A.
L.
DELL,
C.A.
324
Second
Avenue
Fiox
203
Plume
88
v'ous
league
record
of
883.
set
in
'Uia
U1K.K
4U.UU:
MAK
TEN
$75.00;
SQUIRREL
60c
enor-
moiu
fipmnnri
fnr
AT
T.
RrilUh
1940,
and
204
more
than
the
Columbia
Furs
Complete
Price
homer
total
of
1949
List
on
request.
NO
EXPORT.
'
0
nJsA
Valines:
Adams'
(287pl
i
Hoad
Graders:
Littleford
Bros.
Blac't
Tod
Ruad
Maintenance
FOR
SALE
Admiral
portable!
Eauiument:
Owen
Clamshell
i
AC.
D
C.
and
batterv.
brand
I
Buckets
and
Rock
Granules:
I
new.
Snap
at
$40.00.
Phone!
1
L
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;'
Green
631.
(290p)
i
Clark
ForklifVTrucks:
Nelson
Bucket
oaduvs
for
Stockoile
'
FOR
SALE
1935
Master
Chev
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Port-i
sedan
in
eood
shaoe.
radio,1
PERMITS
ARE
REQUIRED
to
send
Furs
to
our
VANCOUVER
Receiving
Office
no
incan-
In
all,
17
players
who
went
to
hat
400
or
more
times
entered
veniences
wnatever.
and
vou
are
assured
Ton
World-MarkPt.
1
the
exclusive
circle
of
".300
hit-
acie
uentriiuaal
Pumos:
Na-I
heater,
fog-linhts.
Can
be
jUAU'r;
no
For
DoftWrodfts
Mid
warn
8
MAC
:
SHOE
HOSF:
seen
at
Superior
Auto.
(288p)
iiuuai
urairime
ocrarjers
ana
Backets:
National
All
Steel
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
mm1
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
FOR
SALE
Used
doors
2'6"
x
Portable
Sawmills:
National
6'6".
Call
629
5th
West.
Phone
Rotarv
Screens
and
Conveyors
I
543
1
tfi
Fall
inlormation
from
Na-1
'
1
XftUHi
lional
Machinery
Co.
Limited
Prices.
Regardless
of
WHERE
ters,"
compared
to
the
12
who
or
to
WHOM
vou
have
been
made
it
in
1949.
Bottnm
man
In
"SHUBeTt"
rCwCi,Tndpanv
th;?,f
oup
at
.301
was
Nw
York's
MORE
for
vour
Furs
than
It
brilliant,
Joe
DiMaggio.
with
is
oossible
to
obtain
anywhere,
other
.300
hitting
Yanks
being
e
u,?
the
opportunity
to
Hank
Bauer,
Yogi
Berra
and
shimnent'TODA?'-6
Dent
194
Ri"ut0-
Boston
Red
who
hit
A.
B.
SHUBERT
CO.
Winni-
better
than
.300
while
going
to
"e
Shin
to
Receiving
Office
bat
at
least
400
times
were
Good-
at
VANCOUVER.
(H)
man,
DiMaggio.
Al
Zarilla,
Dropo
LOST
Vancouver.
B.C.
(tf)
1
(Smnhll
PROCURABLE
1
303
BRITISH
calibre
Reining-!
LOST
Pne
9-foot
Lite-Kraft,
(It
THIS
llll
nainted
blue,
outside
Skeenai
River
entrance.
Reward.
Con-.
tact
Vic
Grant,
telephone
Black
829
Grant
and
Newton
Ltd..
Prince
Rupert,
BC
j
Buy
ttir
B"1
B
'
F-.iniuus
ELECTROLl
Cleaner
and
Air
F
Small
supply
"
ana
Johnny
Pesky.
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
8t
Ph.
Black
388
WORK
WANTED
ton,
ravage
and
Winchester!
P-14
bold
action
6-shot
sporting
rifles
with
26"
barrel.
Excellent
condition
including
niceW
finished
walnut
stocks;
1
select
quality,
proof-tested.!
Price
only
$27.50.
If
not
satis-
lied,
return
rifle
at
our
expense
for
full
refund.
Imme-1
dlate
delivery;
will
send
COD.
I
Thin
advertisement
1
not
published
or
dlsplayc-d
by
the
Uiiuor
Contrul
Board
or
by
the
tluvcrnment
t
British
Columbia.
?T-mackleather
wallet
con.ZX?-
TLHJ
1
I
f
I
.'
taming
sum
of
monev
Re
FROM
THE
FACTORY
TO
YOU
BABY
CHENILLE
BEDSPREADS
Lowest
Price
in
Canada.
Beauti-full
first
quality,
completely
tuft-d.
No
sheeting
showing.
Ah
"olours,
double
or
single
bed
sizes.
Flowered
or
solid
patterns
$5.25
each.
Sent
COD.
phif
m
R.
W.
COLLS'
I287p)
VHIIU
Mil
J1IUW
ward.
Leave
at
Daily
News
of-!
fice
or
phone
755.
(288pi
j
write
lor
catalogue.
Canada
8
AiillwrM
PHONE
45
FOR
RENT
I
Mail
Order
House
Box
852,
Attracts
Many
PERSONAL
Ottawa.
Out.
tf
I
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
FRF.PAItED
FOR
RENT
Room
and
board
for
working
men.
sharine
in
url-
.,.t
nbiiVf
lf'
FOR
SALE
i
.New
chesterfield
j
AHE
YOU
hard
of
hearing?
vate
home.
Red
140
or
1333
0th
Ave.
East.
(287p
.
postage.
Immediate
money-back
'guarantee.
Order
one,
you
will
SERVICE
&
SUf:
Then
hear
ve!
Hear
ve!
With!
the
almost
invisible
Vitara-;
lihimp
r.rt
trnnlil,iv..i,ta
Imttui.
OTTAWA
.0
More
than
5000
persons
have
seen
the
Swedish
exhibition
of
children's
art
.
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P
O.
Box
130
...
u,.l.
,
un
ai,ii.
I
ed
chest
of
drawers:
sewing
machine:
kitchen
stoves;
heaters;
hardware;
coffee
tables,!
end
tables;
bedroom
suites;
brand
new
carpels.
Axminster,
sizes
2'
x
4'2';
scores
of
other!
useful
tin-nil
ore
at.
lnwpst.
7
les.
cords
or
wires.
Onlv
$15.00
room
ior
reni
quiet
broucht
'
"h
to
the
lne
Nationnl
wall,nal
o-.ll.-r
Oaller
Phone
Blue
414
between
6
and
Rlr'
or
woman.
Kitchen
priv-
here
,
.
,
order
more.
Town
at
uountry
Mfgrs.,
6330
Mountain
Sights
S!,.
Montreal,
-Quebec.
(hp)
R.
F.
Mortimer
ilenes.
Oreen
270
after
6
n.m.
8
p.m.,
or
write
Box
1541,
'
324
2nd
A
(Near
CFPfi)
rinice
rtupert,
b.u.
(SUUpt
MARGARET
W;
OPTOME11115'
prices.
See
B.
C.
Furniture,
i
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
cop-
;
287p
ROOM
FOR
RENT
Gentleman
preferred.
Private
home,
steam
heated
eUose
to
town.
Box
844,
Daily
News.
(tf
BiacK
34.
(tl)
'
Mil
uaLteries
ana
radiators.
rnone
043
can
(ia
(ith
W
City.
FOR
SALE
B
e
a
1
1
v
washer,
(tf
Room
Chestertield
suite,
china
cabi
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
lit
net."
lamps
.Phone
Black
480.
NORTHLAND
Dairv
milk
dellv-1
FOR
RENT
Sleeplne
room.
Blue
STONE
BU
(287c
'
CICU
uer
ouari.
wnv
payi
izoycj
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
See
our
Kodak
Camera
Line-up.
Flash
attachments
for
all
Cameras.
iiiorer
rnone
io
ior
aai
v
cle-
livery
service.
(M-29)
i
ACCOUNTANTS
under
sponsorship
of
the
Swedish
legation.
The
exhibition
is
returning
to
Sweden
but
Mrs.
Per
Wilkman,
wife
or
the
Swedish
minister,
says
it
may
come
back
to
Canada
later
to
visit
other
cities
here.
.
The
display
contains
more
than
100
water-colors
done
by
children
up
to
the
age
of
14
for
a
competition
organized
by
the
National
Gallery
at
Stockholm
and
the
magazine
"Folket
I
Bild"
(People
ln
Pictures).
"
Mrs.
Wljkman
says
the
contest
has
been
held
annually
for
more
than
six
years.
The
Swedish
National
Gallery
keeps
the
best
work
In
Its
permanent
REAL
ESTATE
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Income
-!
Tax
fmpfialiiit
q
n
ir,.i.
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
Moving,
Packing,
(
rating
Shipping;
ami
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Completn,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Liu.,
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor
2nd
and
Park
Avenuei
Est.
1910
riiiMnes
60
and
68
FOR
SALE
Coal
and
wood
heater.
Wartime
house
front
room
stvle.
Phone
Blue
165.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
1949
,-ton
Fargo
pickuD.
Priced
for
quick
sale.
Call
701
5th
West.
(289p)
BLUE
P.O.
box
i
Kodacolor
and
Kodachrome
Stone
Building.
Red
593
SEE
THIS
VALUE
Four-room
wartime
in
excellent
shape,
concrete
basement,
fenced,!
smartly
decorated,
very
good
!
(20m)
BUILDERS
&
CONTRACTORS
Film.
Developing,
Printing
and
Enlarging.
S20
-
3rd
Ave.
W.
stove
and
oil
heater'
Almost
PLUMBING
and
H
E
A
TI
NO
immediatte
occupancy
Phone'
Sheet
metal
work
Tar
and
Armstrone
Aeencies
nt
345
fnr
.
"avel
roofing,
.Call
.
629'
6th
PHONES
Black
334
Red
894
P.O.
Box
1870
FOR
SALE
Girl's
winter
coat,
size
16,
cream
buffet.
Red
471.
(287c)
FOR
SALE
Electric
saw
and
lathe.
Phone
Green
433.
(286p)
West.
Phone
543.
Letourneau
appointment.
(286c)
ana
sons.
(tf)
uriioLS'
FOR
SALE
Wartime
4
cheap
77oKppm
77
T
Pointin
for
ca.sh
Furnished
Phnnp
MODERN
Painting
and
Decorat
phone
Blue
ing
Snence
and
Matulk.
Red
719
after
6.
426
6th
Ave.
East.
(287c
3W
'
....
6'
Phone
Black
215
evenings
or
noon
hour.
P.O.
Box
1111.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
77
Grev
marine
en-cine.
2-1
reduction,
like
new.
Marine
General
Repairs.
First
Ave.
East.
(291p)
FOR
SALE
Colt
Woodsman
.22
Prince
1
II
RltP
Ilmica
C
a,,.v
bath"
Ca-sh'
or
terms:
Phone
j
f"
bT,slLdr,eHrSrHSUSp,S'
Green
626.
(289p)
ins
,fstofi"I?ei
"SJ1
B"'ld:
TAILORING
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING,
the
TAILOR
SuDPlies.
Blue
820.
(18m)
automatic
pistol,
also
Colt
.38!
a
crpnt
BACKACHE?
Whn
every
tudden
move
brlngi
short,
harp
twinge-,t',
time
for
Dr
Cha-e'l
?
"ev(-Llveriri1
Thouaand.
find
quick
renel
horn
backache.
painlil
joint,
kidney
nd
liver
dinorden
by
ukin
tlii
proven
remedy.
By
combining
2
treatment!
In
I
-Dr.
Chaw',
work
on
both
WANTED
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
special
target
revolver,
factory
condition.
300
rounds
Colt
.45
REPAIRS
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
S
p
m.
Mezssanlne
Floor,
.
Oeo.
Cook'i
Jeweller
Telephone
212
riATLY
VANCOJ
PBVlS
.
...
mack
DR.CMACC'CI
for
faster
relirf.4
Phone
649
ammunition.
Police
reguia-1
tions
complied
with.
Box
848,
Daily
News.
(287p)
!
FOR
SALE
Firewood
kindling.!
50c
per
sack.
Get
vour
winter
j
supplv
at
a
big
saving.
Kaien
I
Transfer.
Red
902.
(7p
I
220
Sixth
8t
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
j
WATCH
REPAIRS-Prompt
ef-PRICES
PAID
for
scran
Iron
ficient
service
George
Cook,
steel,
brass
cooper,
lead,
etc
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
guaran-Honest
eradir?.
PromDt
pav-!
teed
ment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&,
'
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Van-j
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
couvsr.
B.C.
Phone
Pacific.
Stove
service
and
repairs.
O.
6347.
(tf)l
D.
Ron
son-,
Black
503.
(tf)
'-
I
a