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DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE.
BLACKWOOD
on
(J3ridge
.
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
OPTO
but
Gets
Squeezed
should
never
forget
is
the
entries
between
his
hand
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Aliel)
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Mr.
Meek
IMays
Safe
One
thing
a
defender
importance
to
declarer
of
and
dummy
Mr.
Champion
made
this
slam
contract
on
a
squeeze.
But
the
squeeze
could
not
have
been
executed
if
the
defenders
had
played
a
certain
way.
Mr.
Meek
opened
the
queen
of
I
clubs
and
Mr.
Champion
won
with
the
king,
Mrs.
Keen
playing
the
deuce
on
the
trick.
Now,
I
how
would
you
proceed
from
this
point?
There
was
one
pos
sible
loser
In
hearts
and
one
In
diamonds,
if
the
latter
suit
failed
!
to
break
3-3.
!
If
Mrs.
Keen
had
the
king
of
I
hearts,
dummy
could
be
entered
!
with
the
ace
of
spades
and
a
1
heart
finesse
would
eliminate
!
the
loser
in
that
suit,
j
Another
line
of
play
was
to
take
a
spade
finesse
and,
if
successful,
throw
the,
six
of
dia
monds
on
the
ace
of
spades
Mr.
Champion's
final
rip.
'
cisiori
was
to
lay
clown
the
ace
;
and
another
heart
and
await
.
developments.
Mr.
Meek
won
j
the
second
heart
and
could
have
j
minor!
Ihp
Kmifp7A
hu
rprnrninor
a
spade.
If
Mr.
Champion
ft-!
nessed
the
spades,
Mrs.
Keen's
j
king
would
win
the
setting
I
West
i:at
(Mr.
Meek)
(Mr.
Keen)
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5:20
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6:15
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6:30
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The
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Trio
.
j
Train
Schedule
For
the
East
Building
n
ROOFS
OIL
P
O.
Bui
id
MA'
urat
trick.
If
he
went
up
with
the,
CAPETOWN
(P
South
African
ace,
he
would
be
using
up
dum-
'
House
of
Assembly
yesterday
re-'my's
last
entry.
ijected
by
a
vote
of
78
to
61
an
Phottt
B:w
But
Mr.
Meek,
playing
sale
as
opposition
demand
that
the
gov-usual,
returned
the
ten
of
clubs
I
ernrmmt
accept
a
Supreme
Court
234-:
Prince
Mr.
Champion
won
with
:hv?
ace,
cashed
three
more
trumps,
then
laid
down
his
three
top
dia-
monds.
Next
came
the
last
trump,
getting
everyooay
aown
to
two
:
carcS
Mr.
Meek
COUldn't
dis-!
icard
his
jack
of
clubs
without
H.
G.h
L"
realesta:
Phone
I
making
dummy's
nine
good
so
1
today
a
bm
establishing
a
"High
(he
reduced
to
one
spade.
The;Coart
of
parliament.1
'
nine
01
ciuds
was
Diayea
irom
dummy,
leaving
th.-e
only
the
ace
and
oueen
of
sondes
forced
NoMrs
Keen
w
to
land
she,
too.
had
to
discard
aj
LING
H
Tailoring
Clothes
M.
Daily
except
Sunday
8p.mikeep
the
jack
of
d)amonds
to
1
WANTED
TO
RENT
URGENTLY
needed
house,
suite
or
apartment
by
May
1.
Box
354
Daily
News.
(lOlp)
WANTED
Unfurnished
house
or
apartment
by
Forestry
couple,
one
child,
three.
Phone
Room
80,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
97pi
WANTED
TO
RENT
2-bedroom
house
unfurnished,
by
local
and
reliable
couple
and
teen
age
girl.
Phone
Nelson,
Blue
715.
Uf)
WANTED
TO
RENT
4
or
5
room
suite
or
house,
furnish
ed
or
unfurnished,
by
young
couple
and
school-age
girl.
Phone
Blue
849.
(97p
WANTED
WANTED
Finance,
someone
willing
to
help
young
couple
with
baby
take
over
well-known
established
business,
very
good
turnover
each
month.
Applicant
a
hustler,
experienced
in
this
line
of
business.
Terms
and
other
conditions
suitable
to
you.
Box
362
Daily
News.
(97p)
WANTED
TO
BUY
2-wheel
open
box
trailer.
Phone
Blue
318.
(96p)
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
PRICE'S
PAID
for
scrap
iron,
steci,
brass,
copper,
lead,
etc.
Honest
grading.
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
Metals
Ltd.,
250
Prior
St.,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Phone
PAcific
K357.
Uf)
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
copper,
batteries
and
radiators.
Phone
543.
Call
629
6th
Avenue
we.st.
City.
Ht)
REAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
3
-room
house
with
basement.
Ideal
location.
220
7th
East
evenings
or
phone
Blue
318.
(99p)
for
SALE
Seven
room
home,
g00tj
location,
close
to
schools,
Box
361,
Daily
News.
(97p)
FOR
SALE
5-room
cottage,
newly
decorated
inside.
Fum
ished.
Immediate
possession.
Apply
225
1st
East.
Industrial
Welding.
(tf)
.TO
SELL
For
occupation
July
1,
.
five-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.
(96d)
FOR
SALE-Small
poultry
farm
on
city
property.
Modern
housing
for
1500
birds.
Auto
matic
water
and
light
installed.
Eight-room
modern
home,
hice
grounds
and
garden,
small
fruits
and
vegetables.
Unlimited
market
at
premium
prices.
Particulars,
P.O.
Box
225.
(96c)
FOR
SALE
4
room
Wartime.
Newly
decorated,
porch
and
driveway.
Apply
1531
Second
Overlook.
(97p)
SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
LaSalle
Extension
University
3743
West
10th
Avenue
Vancouver,
B.C.
(102c)
ACCOUNTANTS
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT,
Income
Tax
specialist.
S.
O.
Furk.
.
Stone
Bulldine.
Red
593.
(20m)
LOST
AND
FOCXD
LOST
One
gumboot
between
Skeena
Grocery
and
Bacon
St.
Black
394.
(S6p)
LOST
Six-month-old
Boston
Bull.
Last
seen
near
United
Church
6
o'clock
Monday
night.
Phone
Duncan
McRae
at
6
or
Black
339.
Reward.
(97c)
Stewart
Man
Qje5
Suddenly
STEWART
"Thomas
Macleod,
a
veteran
of
the
Second
World
War,
passed
away
in
his
room
at
the
King
Edward
Hoted
here
on
Friday
last
after
a
protracted
Illness.
He
had
been
a
resident
of
this
district
for
almost
twenty-eight
years
and
was
well
known
and
popular
for
his
genial
personality.
Mr.
Macleod
was
fifty-four
years
of
age,
born
in
Suther-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Canadian
Legion
card
party,
April
23.
.
r
:
r
St.
Peters
Spring
bazaar,
.
April
24.
,
Girl
Guide
tea
and
sale,
An-
glican
Cathedral
Hall,
Saturday,'
April
26.
United
Church
W.
A.
Spring
Bazaar
May
1.
Catholic
card
party
May
1st.
Canadian
Legion
"Bring
the
Missus"
night
Friday
May
2nd.
(104c)
L.O.B.A.
Spring
sale,
Coiue-
cooking,
etc.,
May
3.
Sonja's
Tea,
May
10.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea
May
14.
Eastern
Star
tea,
Masonic!
Temple,
May
15.
j
Men's
Rotary
tea,
Civic
Centre,
May
22.
Canadian
Legion
Dance,
formal.
May
23rd,
Legion
Audi
torium.
UZiC)
Cathedral
tea
and
rummage
sale.
May
31.
PERSONAL
WE
PAY
cash
lor
tournt
out
motors,
any
size
or
make.
Wil-ford
Ebcu-ical
Works,
Cow
Bay.
Phone
Blue
391.
(tf)
HAIR
TROUBLE?
If
you're
having
hair
troubles
consult
Mr.
Powell
at
Jerry's
Beauty
iialon
across
from
Super-Valu.
Phone
855.
(tf)
IIIjLP
WANTED
MALE
APPLICATION
will
be
received
up
to
noon
May
1,
1952,
for
the
position
of
superintendent
and
v
caretaker
of
the
Pion-
eers
Home.
Position
suitable
for
man
and
wife.
Salary
$165.
jjci
iituiiiii
piua
nee
living
quarters,
light,
fuel
and
food.
R.
W.
LONG
f3tc)
City
Clerk
MALE
CLERKS
required..
Prince
Rupert
Fisherman's
Co-op.
Apply
manager,
Cow
Bay
Store
(98c)
WORK
WANTED
WORK
WANTED
by
experienced
sales
clerk.
Box
362,
Daily
News.
(96p)
WlJLn
T?U'l
seine
boat.
Write
Box
1015
Station
B.,
Prince
Rupert.
UOlp)
!
WORK
W
ANTEDFEM
A
LE
!
EXPERIENCED
Bookkeeper
desires
permanent
employment.
Room
19,
Savoy
Hotel.
(Up)
CARS
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
1950
Austin
A
-40
Kodan,
.excellent
condition
having
travelled
mainly
on
first
class
roads.
Priced
at
Vancouver.
Price
$1250
00
cash.
Phone
Mr.
Fraser,
477.
(tf)
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
at
frfizetl
Mco
Prpducts
PHONE
87'
1939
PONTIAC
one
owner,
ex
ceplional
ronriitinn
clenv,
in
side
and
out.
A
real
buy
for
omy
$625.00',
1950
ANGLIA,
heater,
econom-
ical
transportation
....
$735.00
TRAILER
brand
new
with
box
5'
x
5'6",
new
tires
and
j
Baggage
top
rack
$15.00
Frizzell's
Motor
Products!
(96c)
FOR
SALE
1950
Monarch,
excellent
condition.
Phone
677.
(tfc)
FOR
SALE
NATIONAL
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Distributors
for:
Mining,
Sawmill,
Logging
and
Contractors'
Equipment.
Enquiries
invited.
Granville
Island,
Vancouver
1,
B.C.
Daily
except
Monday
1:05
p.ir
22
Sixth
S!
For
the
MEAL
that
lh
eninci
....
BEST
OF
FOOD
1
1"
A
i
4
llquat
CoMtol
Bni
w
W
lk
Gxmmi
Make
Your
Printing
Matter
Part
of
Your
Business
Did
It
ever
occur
to
you
that
you
need
distinctive
primed
-natter
for
your
particular
ouslness?
Type
fares
r.ive
you
this
outstanding
distinctiveness
.
.
.
and
these
can
be
supplied
by
our
mocverri
printing
department.
Dibb
Printing
Co.
TAX
BURDEN
LIGHTENED
To
YOC
our
customers
e
are
passing
on
the
10",
reduction
in
federal
taxes.
Our
Completely
New-in
lfl.Vi
line
has
been
rtilmttl
as
much
as
FORDS
as
per
model
$141
to
$195
MONARCH
$185
to
$230
Come
in
and
'
tr-'.t
drive''
the
All-New
Ford
and
M'H'.arch.
Also
sve
our
complete
line
of
inspected
used
cars
at
reduced
prices.
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
"Home
of
friendly
service"
Phone
S3
DISHES
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Me
in
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.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
SEIkins
Lid.
P.O.
Box
274
.
If
you
must
sell
it,
advertise-
it
NEWS
CLASSIFIED.
Overruled.
I
BUT
We'PE
1
I
DON'T
CARE
AWFI
II
I
V
-i
'
HOWTHir?STy
YOU
Amc'-VOU
CAN'T
COME
in;
1
FOR
TAKE
Ot'T
ORDERS
PBOff
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BROADWAY
a
spade.
Mr.
Champion,
won
the
last
two
tricks
by
going
.right
UP
w
U
dummy's
ace
of
spades.
;
I
M
f
niltn
'A
TtlTAn
f
ill
fkuil
Fight
Goes
On
judgment
which
invalidated
the
government's
law
on
voters
of
mixed
blood.
The
iaw
removed
such
voters
from
the
common
regristrar.
EariiPr.
Minister
of
the
Inter-
trhon
nnnon
annminrnrt
ho
wanld
introduce
"in
the
Assembly
.
ln
,
.
the
,
,,
,
neamDpa".c0f
Nlatl"-
iallst
Koveriments
campaign
to
exiitin?.
courts
from
.n"
!
vaiiaaung
raruameniary
regis-
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
.
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
COLUMNS
MEANS
PLUS
,
BUSINESS
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YOU
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SKILL
IN
TRANSPLANTING
SAVES
PLANTS
FROM
SHOCK
Transplanting,
the
movement
torn
of
the
hole;
and
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It''
an
inch
of
fresh
soil.
Now
hold
the
plant
where
it
is
to
stand
and
pour
into
the
hole
over
the
plant
roots,
half
a
pint
of
the
plant
food
solution
ln
the
bucket.
While
the
water
remains
in
the
hole
ahd
around
the
plant
roots,
draw
in
soil
to
fill
the
hole
completely.
Do
not
prune
the
roots
of
the
plant
in
any
way,
not
even
to
remove
broken
roots.
Do
not
cut
back
the
leaves
and
stem,
although
triis
was
formerly
the
accepted
practice.
Experiment
stations
who
have
studied
the
matter
advise
that
the
plant
needs
all
the
roots
and
leaves
it
has,
and
will
recover
faster
if
you
leave
them
intact.
Pouring
water
into
the
hols
and
drawing
earth
Into
the
water
excludes
air
pockets,
and
insures
good
contact
between
roots
and
soil.
Do
not
pack
the
wet
soil;
it
will
settle
down
by
its
own
shrinkage.
Plants
set
out
in
this
way
seldom
wilt
but
in
case
they
do,
no
harm
IS
likely
to
result.
They
soon
recover
and
begin
growth
as
soon
as
the
shock
has
worn
off.
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will
always
be
a
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mat
is
why
plants
grown
from
seed
which
are
not
transplanted,
will
mature
faster
than
those
which
have
undergone
this
operation.
But
because
you
start
the
seed
indoors
several
weeks
before
it
can
be
sown
in
the
garden,
you
get
an
earlier
harvest
by
transplanting.
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A
PORoxliSl
of
a
plant
from
one
location
to
another,
is
garden
surgery.
It,
administers
a
shock
to
the
plant
j
which
may
be
compared
to
the
effects
of
an
operation.
Most
plants
will
recover,
even
though
the
operator
is
unskilled,
but
there
are
a
few
simple
precautions
which
will
Increase
the
percentage
of
success.
If
you
are
growing
your
own
plants,
prepare
them
for
the
experience
by
giving
an
extra
feeding
a
week
before
the
operation.
In
a
bucket
of
water
(2'2
gallons)
hang
a
cloth
bag
containing
10
ounces
of
your
regu
lar
plant
food,
four
ounces
to
the
gallon.
Let
it
soak
overnight,
then
water
the
flat
with
the
solution.
This
will
build
up
the
energy
of
your
plants
for
the
ordeal
to
come.
The
night
before
the
opera
tion
prepare
another
bucket
of
water
the
same
way,
or
by
using
a
soluble
plant
food
according
to
the
instructions
for
a
starter
solution.
Take
it
to
the
garden
along
with
the
plants.
It
is
important
to
disturb
the
roots
of
plants
as
little
as
possible.
If
they
are
in
pots,
the
soil
will
come
out
in
a
ball
with
little
disturbance.
If
in
a
flat,
they
can
be
lifted
with
small
injury,
by
taking
care.
Trans
plants
which
have
been
purchased
without
soil
should
not
be
allowed
to
dry
out,
and
be
kept
In
the
shade.
Dig
a
hole
large
enough
to
hold
the
plant
roots
with
room
to
spare,
and
deeper
than
necessary.
Mix
a
teaspoonful
of
plant
food
with
soil
at
the
bot-
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for
schoolboys
here,
officials
ex-Front
will
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fixed
to
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ten-
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previous
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