Prince
Kupen
Uuiiy
INewJ
Monday.
April
21,
1952
Found
Needle
In
Haystack
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SAW
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Blue
5!I4
Box
1485
,
Agent:
Bus
Terminal
Island
City
Builders
OPTOMA
Roou:
ANNOUNCEMENTS
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Women's
Curling
Club
meet-jROOM
FOR
RENT
Girl
April
21,
8
pjn.,
Teen
Room,.
red.
Black
973.
(98p)
Miss
Brash's
Optimism
Pays
Off
In
her
usual
optimistic
style
Miss
Brash
landed
in
a
six
diamond
contract
after
a
substantial
opening
bid.
If
her
opponents
had
led
spades
at
every
opportunity
she
would
have
had
a
hard
time.
But
they
never
led
spades
at
all.
j
Mr.
Dale
opened
the
jack
of
j
clubs.
Dummy
played
low
and!
Mrs.
Keen
won
with
the
king
and
returned
the
suit.
Winning
the
second
trick
withHet
dummy
s
ace
of
clubs,
Missjir.
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C
CHIROPRACTOR
Hra.:
10:30-12:30,
2:00-5:00
Eves.:
by
appointment
only
21
-
23
Besner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
Tames
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
GEORGE
RORIE.&CO.
ACCOUNTAN
IS
It
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beaut
y
Culture
In
all
its
branches
2044th
Street
Phone
655
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
WORK
SAUNDERS
BROS.
We
Pour
Cement
For
Less
Phone
Blue
939
QUALITY
REPAIRS
Fur
Downtrodden
HeeU
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STIDIO
210-4i.h
Street
Box
645
Phone
Green
389
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Rupert
FOR
RENT
WANTED
TO
RENT
WANTED
TO
RENT
2-bedroom
hmiKp
unfurnished,
hv
local
and
reliable
couple
and
teen
asre
girl.
Phone
Nelson,
Blue
715.
(tf)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Furnished
suite
or
home.
Couple
with
5-year-old
daughter.
R6om
78
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
(94p)
WANTED
TO
RENT
4
or
5
room
suite
or
house,
furnished
or
unfurnished,
by
young
couple
and
school-age
girl.
Phone
Blue
849.
(97p
WANTED
TO
RENT
Small
apartment,
furnished
or
unfurnished,
for
couple.
Box
353,
Daily
News.
(94p)
WANTED-TO
RENT
Small
house
or
suite.
Young
couple
and
child.
Phone
Williams.
260,
days.
(94p)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Apartment
or
small
house,
semi-furnished.
Phone
Red
860.
(94p)
WANTED
TO
RENT
House
or
apartment
by
May
1.
Cross,
Red
603.
(96p)
WANTED
TO
RENT
House
or
suite
by
May
1.
Box
354,
Daily
News.
(94p)
WANTED
WANTED
TO
BUY
2-wheel
open
box
trailer.
Phone
Blue
318.
(96p)
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
iron,
steel,
brass,
cooper,
lead,
etc'
Honest
erading.
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
Metals
Ltd.,
250
Prior
St..
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Phone
PAciflc
'
6357.
(tf)
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
copper,
batteries
and
radiator.3.
Phone
543.
Call
629
6th
Avenue
We.st.
City.
(tf)
REAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
3-room
house
with
basement.
Ideal
location.
220
7th
East
evenings
or
phone
Blue
318.
(99p)
FOR
SALE
5-room
cottage,
newly
decorated
inside.
Furn-'
ished.
Immediate
possession.
Apply
225
1st
East.
Industrial
Welding.
(tf)
TO
SELL
For
occupation
July
1,
live-bedroom,
two-storey
insulated
house
with
furnace,
full
basement
dug
and
part
cement,
close
to
Conrad
School.
Can
be
occupied
as
a
duplex.
Phone
600
.
or
Blue
983.
(96p
FOR
SALE
Small
poultry
farm
on
city
property.
Modern
housing
for
-
1500
birds.
Auto-
For
the
MEAL
that
W
WELLINGTON,
N.Z.
Housewife
Joyce
Adams
walked
into
a
two-ton
stack
of
hay
In
an
Easter
carnival
'
and
found
a
needle
in
three
minutes,
2
seconds.
She
won
a
sewing
machine
and
claims
a
world
record.
HAIR
RESTORED
PERMANENTLY
End
embarrassment
caused
by
baldness.
New
scientific
formula
TH-10
quickly
permits
hair
growth
in
all
cases
of
baldness
regardless
of
age
or
condition.
Formula
TH-10
also
restores
vitality
to
dry,
lifeless
and
falling
hair.
Sold
on.
a
full
money-back
guarantee.
Formula
TH-10
is
a
liquid
herbal
product
harmless
to
skin
or
health.
Wrif-e
today
for
complete
Information
to
Thalia
Herbal
Products,
Ltd.,
Dept.
245,
3378
King.way,
South
Burnaby,
B.C.
Make
Your
Printing
Matter
Part
of
Your
Business
Did
it
ever
occur
to
you
that
you
need
distinctive
printed
matter
for
your
particular
easiness?
.
Type
faces
give
you
this
outstanding
distinctiveness
.
.
.
and
these
can
be
supplied
by
our
modvrn
printing
department.
Dibb
Printing
Co.
TAX
BURDEN
LIGHTENED
To
VOU
mir
customers
we
are
passing
on
the
II)";,
reduction
in
federal
taxes.
Our
Completely
New-in
1032
line
li
been
rrriucrd
as
much
as'
I-'OKDS'
as
per
model
$141
to
$195
MONARCH
$185
to
$230
Come
in
'and
"test
drive'
the
All-New
Ford
and
Monarch.
Also
sve
our
complete
line
of
Inspected
used
cars
at
reduced
prices.
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
"Home
of
friendly
service"
Phone
03
Chinese
DISHES
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Thone
133
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
74
For
Repairs
and
Alterations
Smith
&
ElkinsLtd.
P.O.
Box
271
If
you
must
sell
it,
advarti.st
it
NEWS
CLASSIFIED.
The
Lost
Lauoh
THATS
MO
FAIR
-
6f?AEBiNG
IHt
bOFA
WHILE
I
ANSWER
r
iwt
PHONE
'.
Civic
Centre.
Canadian
Legion
card
party,
April
23.
;
I
St.
Peter's
Spring
bazaar,
'April
24.
-Girl
Guide
tea
and
sale,
Anglican
Cathedral
Hall,
Saturday,
April
26.
United
Church
W.
A.
Spring
Bazaar
May
1.
L.O.B.A.
Spring
sale,
cooking,
etc.,
May
3.
Sonja's
Tea,
May
10.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea
May
14.
Eastern
Star
tea,
Masonic
Temple,
May
15.
Men's
Rotary
tea,
Civic
Centre,
May
22.
Cathedral
tea
and
rummage
6ale,
May
31.
BIRTH
NOTICE
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Davie
Chappie,
nee
Valerie
Carrier,
at
Transcona,
Manitoba,
April
18,
a
daughter,
7
lbs.
7
oz.
(Hp)
PERSONAL
.
WE
PAY
cash
lor
burnt
out
-
motors,
any
size
or
rr.aKe.
wil-ford
Electrical
Works,
Cow
Bay.
Phone
Blue
391.
(tf)
PHOTOS
of
men's
and
ladies'
curling
bonspiel
winning
rinks
now
available
at
the
Daily
'News.
Please
call.
(tf)
HAIR
TROUBLE?
If
you're
having
hair
troubles
consult
Mr.
Powell
at
Jerry's
Beauty
Salon
uriuss
iruiii
ouyer-vaiu.
rnons
855.
(tf)
HELP
WANTED
MALE
ft
'
1
1
1
1
.
,
.i
:
.
i
iiiuv
uii'tiii.
inn
inquired.
Good
wa?es.
9!)
Taxi.
(tf)
HELP
WANTED
RELIABLE
MAN
FOR
TRUCK
DRIVER
AND
WAREHOUSE-.MAN.
perlerebaly
with
some
experience.
Apply
I
Edward
Lipsett
Ltd.
COW
BAY
95c
DECKHAND
wanted
on
deisel
troller.
Apply
boat
"Betty
W."
New
Floats.
95p)
CARS
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
1950
Austin
A-40
sedan,
excellent
condition
having
travelled
mainly
on
first
class
roads.
Priced
at
Vancouver.
Price
$1250.00
cash.
Phone
Mr.
Fraser,
477.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
1950
Monarch,
excellent
condition.
Phone
677.
(tfc)
BOATS
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Speed
Boat
"What
jv$
tu
JaeKson
designed.
Wr
8'V
heavy"
plywood
construction.
Jwo
cockpitts,
birch
plywood
deck,
chrome
hardware,
one
year
old.
Phone
Green
779.
(94p)
FOR
SALE
NATIONAL
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Distributors
for:
Mining,
Sawmill,
Logging
and
Contractors'
Equipment.
Enquiries
invited.
Granville
Island,
,
Vancouver
1,
B.C.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Hotpolnt
electric
range,
.
excellent
condition:
also
new
lawnmower
and
grass
shears.
Phone
Blue
865
after
6
p.m.
(94c)
FOR
SALE
General
Electric
cottage
model
stove,
like
new.
Suite
106,
Elizabeth
Apts.,
between
6
and
8
p.m.
(94p)
FOR
SALE
Mercury
11
h
p.
2-man
chain
saw
in
A-l
condition
with
4
foot
bar
and
2
chains,
$350.00,
one
Harley-Davidson
twin,
needs
transmission
repair
$175.00.
J.
Koz-iski,
Prince
George,
B.C.
(D5p)
FOR
SALE
Electric
table
model
sewing
machine.
Good
condition.
$35.00.
Phone
Red
953.
(95p)
FOR
SALE
Baby
carriaee
$12.00.
Phone
Green
823
after
6
P.m.
(95p)
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT-
-Room.
Black
232.
(98p)
IUU
WANT
TO
KENT
BEST
OF
FOOD
!
BLUE
I'
ELECTRO
Sales
and
m30N'S
CH;
P1wne:
G
Evenings,
B;Uf
s':
for
genuine
par;
phone
or
ri
I
M
l
u
I'M
HOME
m
GENERAL
COST!
Building
and
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ROOFS
CE;
OIL
BUENi
PHONT
P.O.
Box
1670
MATTSC
UPH0LSTE:
Phone
Blue
116.
234
3rd
S'
Prince
Hup?:
H.
G.
HELG
LBrnt:
REAL
ESTATE
4
Phone
98
Eveniti
LING
THE
Tailoring
t
!
and
Clothes
Mailt
220
Sixth
St.
col
Mi
Shipping
m4
1
Mnsitiir.
Packing
Tartaee
nd
A
Complete,
Beft
cient
Service.
Als;
Canadian
Liquid
for
Oxygen,
Afrtj.
welding
supP
LINDSAY'S
M
&
STORAGE
li
cor.
2nd
and
m
BULG
John
Bulge'
Third
A"1
(heu
WW
in
North
(Mr.
Abel)
S
K
7
6
5
H-
K
Q
8
D
K
Q
10
5
C
A
8
r.H-t
Dale)
(Mr.
Keen)
J
9
8
4
S---Q
10
H-A
J
4
H
10
9
7
6
5
3
2
8
2
0-7
J
10
9
4
C
K
7
2
(Mis
llnl-li)
S
A
3
2
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None
D
A
J
9
6
4
3
C
Q
0
5
3
West
North
East
Pass
1
S
2
D
Pass
4
NT
Pass
Pass
,
5
NT
Pa.Hs
'
Pass
6
D
All
Pass
dummy
made
five.
Five
more
of
diamonds
made
ten.
it
could
just
be
done.
So
Miss
Brash
ruffed
the
king
,
hearts,
took
two
rounds
of
trumps,
cashed
the
queen
of
and
ruffed
her
last
club.
she
ran
the
rest
of
her
diamonds.
When
she
played
last
diamond
at
trick
ten,
dummy
had
left
the
queen
of
hearts
and
three
spades
to
the
king.
Mr.
Dale
had
the
ace
of
hearts
and
three
spades
to
the
He
was
gone.
He
had
to
the
ace
of
hearts
to
keep
dummy's
queen
from
winning
he
let
go
a
spade.
Miss
1
Brash
then
won
the
last
three
tricks
In
the
spade
suit.
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127
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Tony
tr
e
Troubador
eajyer
J)n
Brilisli
Sit
ois
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
(CP)
Britain's
Eas
ter
brides
can
count
their
blessings
in
this
12th
year
of
austerity.
Despite
all
the
hardships
that
British
women
have
come'
to
take
practically
for
granted,
there's
at
least
one
big
boon
from
several
varieties
in
luiiy-I
fashioned
15-denier
hose.
This
is
a
novelty
which
every-
one
appreciates.
For
so
many
years,
just
finding
top-grade
nylons
has
been
a
feat
In,
it-I
self,
without
regard
to
size
and
coior.
i-.
s
::.-;
-Now,
sheer
stockings
iothe
latest
spring
shades
cascade
temptingly
from
pretty
Easter
egg-shells
over
counters
decorated
with
chicken,
daffodils
and
mad
March
hares.
And
the
price
has
just
been
cut
from
17s
8d
to
10s
6d
for
top-grade
hose.
Well-known
brands
with
trade
names
that
were
almost
forgotten
can
be
obtained
In
sunny
tans
so
appropriate
with
tne
latest
golds
and
almond
greens
of
spring
dress
styles.
There
Iflre
also
smnkv
hrnwna
nnrl
greys
for
the
pastel
-
shaded
suitings
that
will
be
worn
at
many
spring
race
meetings.
"
Britain's
nylon
shoppers
can
safely
be
happy
for
the
moment.
Even
if
they
content
themselves
with
seconds
imperfect
and
substandard
hose
these
are
still
marked
by
reputable
brands.
Seamless
stockings
and
30-denier
hose
are
also
available
at
cut
prices.
"Of
course,"
said
the
buyer
of
one
Regent
Street
store,
"we
don't
know,
how
long
supplies
will
continue.
MORE
HELP
FOR
BRIDES
Another
advantage
for
the
Easter
bride
is
that
some
lines
of
wearing
apparel
destined
for
export
are
being
diverted
to
the
home
market
at
prices
acceptable
to
the
most
stringent
trousseau
budget.
(
One
good
&"vu
find
""u
for
ul""ura
brides
with
w1""
Clever
fingers
ls
a
range
ot
cneap
export
materials
selling
at
less
than
3s
a
yard-
These
are
suit-
nui
rf,
ul
uicooco
aiiu
ouiu
iui-
UlMllIlgS.
The
old
utility
scheme
gave
place
March
17
to
new
"D"
scheme.
This
means
that
Instead
of
utility
goods
being
sold
without
tax
and
non-utility
goods
with
tax,
a
scheme
of
graded
taxation
will
cover
all
FOR
TAKE
OCT
ORDERS
PHONE
2
BROADWAY
CAFE
matic
water
and
light
instal-
nylons
are
more
plentiful,
led.
Eight-room
modern
home,
For
the
rirst
time
since
"nylon
nice
grounds
and
garden,
1
torkin
ed
tne
hoslery
SSSSnKaS?
15011
dUrlng
the
prices.
Particulars,
P.O
Box,second
world
war-
women
can
225.
o6c)
i
walk
into
stores
and
choose
Brash
pulled
out
the
kins
of
S
hearts.
If
Mrs.
Keen
had
played
D
the
ace
It
would
have
been
C
all
over.
Miss
Brash
could
have
ruffed
and
later
thrown
her
losing
spade
on
the
queen
of
hearts.
Put
Mrc
Tfupn
nlavAri
tHo
,iniwf
of
hearts.
Miss
Brash
then
j
D
went
into
a
huddle.
As
the
;
2
d
British
say,
she
had
to
take
a
5
H
6
C
view.
Finally
she
made
the
right
guess
and
decided
to
play
Mr.
Dale
for
the
ace.
She
figured
leads
that
if
he
held
as
many
as
four
Yes,
spades,
plus
the
ace
of
hearts,
the
hand
could
be
made
on
a
of
squeeze.
In
other
words,
if
Mr.
Dale
had
four
or
more
spades,
clubs
he
alone
could
guard
that
suit.
Next
To
guard
both
major
suits,
he
would
have
to
hold
on
to
her
one
heart
and
three
spades
four
cards
in
all.
Could
Miss
Brash
get
him
down
to
three
cards?
Tricks
in
.
clubs
had
been
played.
Trumping
the
jack.
king
of
hearts
made
three
tricks
hold
played.
Cashing
the
queen
of
clubs
and
ruffing
a
club
In
so
CONTACT
WITH
WEST
(Continued
from
page
2)
"Today,
head-hunting
Is
clone
only
in
isolated
place's
and
li
strictly
banned
by
the
government."
Expert
on
the
aborigines'
other
customs
is
Johnny
Wu,
now
employed
by
the
Chinese-American-council
for
rural
rehabili
tation.
Wu,
whose
friend
Huang;
Tseh-yung
is
a
student
at
the
University
of
Toronto,
was
in-
i
terpreter
for
one
year
with
a,
medical
mission
to
the
natives,
j
He
says
most
of
the
seven
'.
tribes
never
marry
within
them-
i
selves
but
capture
women
fronv
the
other
bands.
Women
havej
the
right
to
divorce
their
hus-
j
bands,
though
in
the
Orient
it
I
is
usually
the
other
way
around.
And
names,
translated,
are
like
j
"War,"
"Hunting"
and
"Forest"
for
men
and
"Kiss,"
"Clouds,"
"Rain"
and
"Water
Jar"
for
women.
f
The
aborigines
have
;
their
own
dress,
but
the
ormosans,
who
hundreds
of
years
ago
emigrated
from
China's
'
Fukien
province,
now
wear
western-style
clothes
made
from
cotton
worsted.
The
more
recent
Nationalist
influx
from
the
mainland
hasn't
affected
FormosAn
styles,
but
the
mainland
women
themselves
still
retain
their
Chinese
fashions.
Hava(
Recruit
'
arewcdetl
A
farewell
party
was
held
on
Sunday
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
L.
Youngman
for
their
son,
Sidney,
who
has
joined
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
Sidney
Is
leaving
on
tomorrow's
train
for
training
at
Cornwallis,
Nova
Scotia.
Gifts
were
presented
and
about
50
guests
attended
the
buffet
supper.
A
special
cake
was
made
for
the
ocoasion.
The
young
sailor
was
born
and
raised
In
Prince
Rupert.
QCA
Has
Busy,
Day
in
Air
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
took
full
advantage
of
the
good
weather
Saturday
and
had
Pilots
Norman
Jermyn
and
Bob
Kelsey
really
on
the
hop
with
their
two
Norseman
aircraft
on
a
series
of
flights
north
and
south.
There
were
trips
to
Ocean
Falls,
Kitimat
and
Kemano,
Ketchikan,
Stewart,
Aiyansh
and
Khutzamateen
Including
charters
as
well
as
regular
runs.
Five
flights
were
made
in
all,
occupying
most
of
the
daylight
hours.
goods
priced
above
certain
low
margins.
It's
too
early
to
say
exactly
what
the
effect
will
be.
But
it
seems
certain
that
next
year's
brides
will
pay
more
for
the
same
quality.
The
Easter
brides
are
commonly
called
"tax"
brides
in
Britain
because
of
the
annual
rush
to
get
married
;
before
April
5,
start
of
the
tax
year.
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OP
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on
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22nd
day
of
April
next,
the
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consent
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respect
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being
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Dated
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this
24th
day
of
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1952.
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