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ADVERTISING
4:30
P.M.
DAY
PREVIOUS
icie
a
be
glad
to
help
you
place
FOR
SALE
YOU'LL
SAVE
at
SIMPSONS-SEARS
4-pce.
Vanity
P.M.
ic
4
30
p.m.
day
pre-JOIN
the
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Rupert
Rroup
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Miss
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But
It
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BUSINESS
i-EKSONALS
Alcoholics
Anonymous
to
day.
Write
P.O.
Box
1511.
(120)
HKI,P
WANTED
MAUT
WANTED
Young
man,
mechanic's
helper.
Apply
T.M.C.
1
umce.
(122)
RADIO
CUL
1240
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Have
You
Heard?
8:00
Pronrrn.il
ve
Conservative
Talk
Almost
Killed
the
Kibitzer
,
j
Miss
Brash's
bidding
terrifies
Mr.
Meek.
He
happened
to
be
watching
her
"in.
today's
deal
and
he
paled
visibly
when
she
opened
the
bidding
with
four
hearts
"Vulnerable
against
nonvulnerable
oppon-....
.
.
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:
.
WANTED
One
lirst
class
auto
ents,
ne
muttered.
Neither
Mr.
Champion
nor
hU
partner
eould
find
the
values
to
I
into
the
auction
and
fourl
Suite
Regular
$245.00.
Now
$220.50
1
"LodyArvin"
Dinette
Suite
-Regular
$204.80
Now
$184.00
1
Arvin
"Gourmet"
Suite
Regular
$148.50
Now
$133.65
2
Sectionol
Choirs
Regular
$47.50
North
dealer
North-South
vulnerable
Norlli
lr.
Abel'
810
6
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7
8
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4
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8
5
4
2
mobile
mechanic;
must
have
own
hand
tools.
One
qualified
automobile
body
repairman
and
painter.
One
garage
helper,
some
experience
preferred.
Apply
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.,
Chrysler,
Plymouth
and
Fargo
Dealers.
(121
HELP
WANTED
FEMALE
Applications
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
for
the
position
of
long
distance
rate
clerk.
Knowledge
typing
essential.
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E.
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Serenade
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Jim
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8:30
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0:00
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9:30
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11:04
Music
Till
Mldlllnht
la.00
Hlun-off
SATURDAY
".Jilt.
A.M.
:00
Musical
Clock
Telephone
Superintendent,
City
of
Prince
Rupert
(120)
WANTED
Stenographer
with
hnoHrecpine
experience
ur-,
gently
required.
Shorthand
not
essential.
Apply
Box
37,
Prince
Rupert.
(It)
Each
$25
00
EXTRA
SPECIAL
1
"Kenmore"
Washer
with
Pump
Regular
$114
95
Now
$103.45
SIMPSONS-SEARS
312
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
Phone
400
(120c)
SALE
Household
furnl
(
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Went
Fait
(Mr.
Champion)
(Mr.
Keen)
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7
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The
bidding:
North
East
South
West
Pass
Pass
4
H
Pass
Pass
"Pas
.
.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Buildif.g
Phone
Blue
593
GEORGE
DAWKS
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Black
846
and
Red
117
SITUATION
WANTED
GENTLEMAN,
33,
married,
de
ture,
including
O.E.
refrigera-1
tor.
Suite
No.
4,
Angus
Apts.
jfUK
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAEE
OUT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
i
in
"
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DINING-PLEASURE
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
'
steamer
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
!
-
VANCOUVER
nd
Intermediate
I-nrl
Each
Thursdcy
.
'!
at
11:15
p.m.
Tor
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MidniRhli
Comfort
and
Service
For
reservations
write
of'
call
ily
or
I.
'put
Office
rW.t
itune't.
B.C.
.
piofe;ionci(
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Oj'fontefriil
Ihird
Avenue
John
Bulger
Ltd.'
John
F
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Hughes.
D.C.
CHlROPRACTOi:'
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Hrs."
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2:00-3:00
21
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Besner
Block
Phone
B'uc;
442
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HELGERSON
v
LIMITF.D
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
J
Phone
96,
Evenlng3
Black,
899
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
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AND
STORAGE
LTD.
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NAOVING
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CRATING
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Ltd.
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or
(i8
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2nd
and
Park
Ave.
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
15
Bralorne
4.20
B
R
X
02
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
Congress
07
Cronin
Babine
10
Giant
Mascot
44
Indian
.-.
05
V2
Pcnd
Oreille
4.80
Pioneer
1.90
Premier
Border
08
'2
Hnvateer
03
'2
oopvef-
McDonald
1.95
Sheep
Creek
65
'
'ibak
Premier
14
Vananda
02
'2
Spud
Valley
03
2
Silver
Standard
90
'-sfern
Uranium
2.35
Sil-Van
40
Dorreen
28
Estella
48
come
Oils-
Anglo
Canadian
6.50
A
F'
Consol
33
when
Calmont
1.41
nine
-ntral
Leduc
3.30
suit.
Home
Oil
8.30
Mercury
16
trick,
Okalta
2.70
rmall
Pacific
Pete
11.25
led
Royal
Canadian
13
Mrs.
TORONTO
Athona
14V2
Aumaque
15V4
Bevcourt
51
his
Buffalo
Canadian
21
he
Consol.
Smelters
25.75
that
Conwest
4.35
Donalda
77
Eldona
37
clear
East
Sullivan
475
five
Giant
Yellowknife
.
9.90
and
God's
Lake
91
Harricana
10
14
Duvex
40
on
Joliet
Quebec
.20
Little
Long
Lac
.65
but
Lynx
,
1.14
MadseB
Red
Lake
1.52
was
McKenzie
Red
Lake
33
MacLeod
Cockshutt
....
2.42
the
Moneta
.43
Noranda
69
00
Louvicourt
16
if
Pickle
Crow
1.46
Petrol
Oil
&
Gas
,
,
51
the
New
Senator
20
Sherritt
Gordon
5.10
Steep
Rock
7.00
tip
Sweet
Grass
:...
.54
Golden
Manitou
.
2.32
.
Rail
Crossings
!
Under
Study
i
By
Board
.
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
is
investigating
railway
crossing?
md
what
should
be
done
tr
eliminate
accidents.
A
panel
headed
by
Mr.
Justice
lohn
D.
Kearney
now
is
discussing
the
matter
with
provincial
and
municipal
officials
in
meetings
across
Canada.
Their
findings
and
recommendations
will
be
presented
to
the
government
for
action.
During
the
last
session
of
Par
liament
George
Murray,
Libera!
Member
for
Cariboo
in
British
Columbia,
introduced
a
private
bill
making
it
compulsory
to
liminate
level
crossines
for-
any
new
railway
construction.
The
bill
was
not
considered
before
Parliament
proroewed
Explaining
the
bill,
Mr.
Murray
pidgin
an
Interview:
"Why'
spend
money
to
create
death
traps?"
crossing
accidents
shows
thit
the
rate
appears
to
follow
the
j
increase
in
automobile
rcgistra-
!
tions.
Until
1920,
killed
and
In-
i
jured
at
urban
crossings
were!
almost
equal
to
those
in
rural
areas.
But
as
more
automobiles
i
moved
into
the
country
with
the
coming
of
better
roads,
acci
dents
at
rural
crossings
began
to
exceed
fhose
in
urban
districts.
Since
1925.
2.253
persons
have
been
killed
at
rural
crossings;
809
at
urban
crossings.
In
1930,
the
last
year
for
which
figures
ere
available,
there
were
si
killed
and
254
injured
at
urban
crossings;
87
killed
and
224
in
jured
at
suburban,
f
Board
figures
show
that
93.9
per
cent
of
all
rural
crossings
were
not
protected
In
1950
compared
with
71.1
per
cent
of
urban
crossings.
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uses
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automata
oil
heat-
tliert
metal
work.
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this
r
at
the
economical
six
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words
for
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cc.i-
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B.C.
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AND
GARDEN-
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walls
rnckprics.
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tlnwi
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boxes,
lawns
and
,"s
Fne
estimates.
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(I30p)
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wiring
and
electrical
,:llrs-
149
!)th
Ave.
West.
Red
165.
(138)
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Co.
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tr
Canadian
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ncy-'anrj
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supplies.
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&
Storage
lone
60.
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CLEANER
,
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Blue
,or
-'arts
Sales
Service.
(C)
BURn,
excess'
acid,
gas
imi
i!
.
belching,
sour
Swirkly
relieved
with
,
o
tsl'OMACH
PO
itnll
druggists.
hearts
became
the.
contract.
Mr.
,
Champion
led
the
king
of
spades
Mis.
Keen
flashed
the
spot
and
continued
the
'
-
Miss
Brash
ruffed
the
second
entered
dummy
with
a
diamond
to
the
ace
and
back
the
six
of
hearts.
Whcl
Keen
played
low,
she
promptly
finessed
the
10.
Mr.
Meek
couldn't
bear
to
watch.
He
held
his
hand
over
eyes.
When
he
looked
again,
saw
that
the
10
had
held
and
Miss
Brash,
showing
no
particular
elation,
was
busily
cashing
her
three
top
trumps
lo
the
suit.
Thus
she
won
heart
tricks,
five
diamonds
the
ace
of
clubs,
making
five-odd.
The
finesse
of
the
10
of
heart
i
the
first
lead
of
trumps
was
somewhat
senjational-lookin-f,
a
necessary
safety
play.
The
prime
purpose
of
the
play
rfot
to
get
trumns
out
as
miicklv
as
possible,
although
if
10
held
it
would
be
very
Llrasant.
Miss
Brash's
main
idea
was
to
lose
the
trump
tricU.
one
needed
to
be
lost,
at
a
time
wlitn
a
trump
remained
on
.boutd.
,
To
put
it
another
way,
sup-
i
ixise
she
had
played
her
three
hearts
as
soon
as
she
got
In.
hoping
they
broke
3-3,
Then
if
they
did
not
break,
the
only
rlay
would
he
to
try
and
run
the
diamonds.
The
defender
holding
the
good
lack
of
trumps
would
ruff
specifically
the
third
lead
of
diamonds
and
return
a
heart.
Ruffing
this
heart
would
take
Miss
Brash's
last
trump
and
then
she
would
end
up
leading
from
her
club
holding.
If
thj
10
of
hearts
finesse
lost.
Miss
Brash's
trump
holding
could
not
be
reduced
further
because
another
spade
could
be
ruffed
in
dummy.
Miss
Brash
explained
all
this
to
Mr.
Meek
but
even
so
he
moved
around
to
walch
someone
else
for
the
next
deal.
Wonderinq
Budgie
BRANTFOrtD.
Ont.
(CP)
A
blue
budgerigar
which
was
in
RCMP
custody
at
Osweken
since
It
was
found
about
a
week
previously
was
claimed
by
its
owner.
The
bird
got
out
by
an
open
door
and
was
a
mile
away
wh'-n
I
found.
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REAL
ESTATE
Five-room
house
nuu
'wwi
lots,
fine
location,
two
minutes
walk
from
wharf.
Apply
or
write
to
W.
S.
Singer,
Masset,
B.C.
(121p)
FOR
SALE
Modern
four-room
house,
partly
furnished
(new
furniture).
Full
cement
base
ment
with
furnace.
792
Alfred
St.,
or
pnone
rtea
FOR
SALK
Big
6.
furnished
or
unfurnished:
Newly
decorated
In
and
out.
Cash
or
easy
terms.
Phone
Black
731.
(125)
FOR
SALE
Large
wartime
four
on
7th
East
near
McBririe.
Frig,
electric
range,
Bendix
and
heater
included.
For
full
TAXIS
and
TRANSFERS
CITY
TRANSrER
Long
Distance
CRATING
and
PACKIKO
Furniture
Movers
FURNITURE
STORAGE
Household
Effects
Moved
to
or
from
any
point
In
B.C.
Phone
950
First
Ave.
anC
McBrlde
LEGAL
NOTICE
All'TKIN
SAI.K
Timber
Sale
x-il!'!7
There
will
be
offered
for
mile
at
Public
Auction
at
11:00
a.m..
on
Prl
dny.
June
19,
1053.
In
the
office
of
the
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
the
Licence
X-60227.
to
cut
630
000
eu.
ft.
of
Spruce.
Hemlock.
Cedar.
Balsam
and
Cypress
on
an
area
cov
ering
V
C.L.
slumied
approximately
e
1
S
mllea
8.W.
or
ijot
3a
on
Steamer
Passase,
R.
S,
Coast
Land
District.
Five
(8)
yenrs
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
'Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
the"
auction
in"
person
may
submit
wader
to
be
o)ened
at
the
hour
of
!'Ui:il(UI
llliu
lirnwil
w
uc
loreats.
VlcUirla.
B.C..
or
the
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert
(Mt5.22.29
JSC
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,M
IIIIIISIHV
MT
He:
Cortiflcato
of
Title
No.
8251-1
to
Lot
Twenty-two
(112
1,
BlocR
Ninety-seven
(97).
Section
Two
(2).
Townsite
of
Now
Jlazelton,
Map
90S.
WHEREAS
satisfactory
proof
of
loss
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
Issued
In
the
name
of
John
Roderick
Fraser
has
been
filed
in
this
oftlce.
notice
is
hereby
Riven
that
I
shall.
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
posting
nereoi.
Issue
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
in
lieu
of
said
lost
Certificate,
unless
in
the
meantime
valid
objec
tion
be
made
to
me
In
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
this
20th
day
of
May.
1953.
A
D.
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
(H3p)
AITTION
8.VI.K
Tlmlier
sale
X-.VWM
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
11:00
am.,
on
Friday,
July
34th.
1953.
In
the
office
of
the
District
Forester,
Prince
Ru
pert.
B.C.,
the
Licence
X-69854.
to
cut
3.306.000
cubic
feet
of
Fir.
Cedar.
Hemlock.
Spruce
and
Balsam
on
an
area
comprising
of
pnrt
of
T.L.s
B4B6P
and
1208DP.
situated
Noch.
River.
South
Bentlnck
Arm.
Range
3.
Coast
Land
District.
Three
(31
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
s
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
auction
in
person
may
submtf
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
aa
one
bid."
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
the
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
(M2a.39.J5.12.tl(.a6.J3.10e)
sires
steady
employment,
any
kind.
Phone
Red
illl.
(U9p)
for
LOST
ami
I'Ol'ND
LOST
On
Sunday,
lady's
red
wallet.
Would
like
personal
papers.
Phone
Green
628.
FOR
(119)
LOST
Blue
budgie
named
"Peter,"
vicinity
of
Waldron
Apartments.
Finder
please
contact
Phil
Llnzey,
phone
301
or
Green
291.
(120)
Bl
SINESS
Ol'POKTl'NlTY
RESTAURANT
for
Sale
Phone
Blue
602.
(119p)
ACCOL'NTNI
PUBLIC
AOCOU'IANT.
Income
Tax
specialist,
ft.
G.
Furk,
Stone
Pullaunr.
Ned
5!i:.
'.Mm)
ItAl-lF.M
oKKVICK
KUPERT
Battery
Shop,
234
East
oalrs.
recharclrc:
an:
r-hulld-
uitt.
'
niuinrwu
BOA
f!
FOR
8AI.B
FOR
SALE
Nearly
new
15
footer
6
horse
Wisconsin,
clutch,
tarpaulin,
$495.
quick
sale,
Yacht
Club.
1894
cello,
excellent,
bow
and
cover,
$165.
Old
rtmir
vlnlin.
case,
two
bows,
one
tourte,
$65.
Davis
double-barrel
12
guage,
perfect,
$65.
All
these
items
great
bargains.
1381
First
Overlook.
(119p)
FOR
SALE
Boat
"Norma
N."
w
x
ll'.
Chrysler
Crown.
mmniete
with
trolling
and
halibut
gear.
Green
638
(120p
mn
KALE
Troller
"Fisher
1
32
It..
gCKid
condition.
Phone
Red
915.
'"P'
FOR
SALE
New
12-ft.
plywood
"V"
bottom
rowDoai.
Appiy
1M4
Second
Overlook,
eve
nings.
(121p)
CAKS
FOR
SALE
HK-CaiROM
IV.
.bumpew.
.
gi
ilU.
Not
a
nalnt
or
polish!
.ill.
like
chrome!
Last
vears!
Send
$1
lit
or
COD.
Fernlor,
772
King
West.
Hamilton,
Ont.
(Dealers
wanted.)
-(124)
FOrt
Sni
ri
FOR
ramdouIjIc
bed,
cheap;
rood
condition.
Forced
to
sell
for
leaving
town.
Apply
937
Ambrose
Ave.
(119p)
FOR
SALE
Garage
on
Rovern-ment
property.
No.
1
lumber.
Must
be
moved.
Phone
Blue
984.
O20p)
FOBSALE
Enterprise
oil
range
with
stand
and
barrel,
excellent
condition.
Black
446.
(119)
FOR
SALE
Duo-therm
oil
heater,
with
circulating
fan.
245
8th
East,
or
Blue
619.
(120p)
FOOTHILLS
(Bootless)
coal.
Phone
651.
rniipou,
n-viti
Co.
Ltd.
c
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
rannette.
eood
condition,
tan
mi
pm
p
No.
11,
Waldron
Apts.
(123)
FOR
SALE
Pontiac
wick
burner
oil
range,
perfect
condition.
One
bedroom
suite,
spring-filled
mattress.
Phone
Blue
288.
;
(121)
FOR
"SALE
-1
Leaving
town
Singer
treadle,
radio,
chrome
table
set,
baby
tenda,
buggy,
hlghchair,
cribs,
innerspring
single
beds,
rubber-tired
wheelbarrow,
tricycles,
etc
39
Nash
sedan.
1364
East
6th
i
v;imi
i
SALE
Bedroom
suite,
cabinet
table,
trilight
and
table
lamns.
coffee
table
and
hall
table,
mirror,
Moffat
electric
(
range
and
Bendix.
Blue
929.
(120p)
FOR
SALE
Household
furniture,
mostly
new.
Two-piece
double-bed
chesterfield,
full-sized
bed
and
dresser,
combi
nation
secretary
and
bookcase,
china
cabinet,
chairs,
tables,
rugs
and
miscellaneous
effects.
ExceDtional
values.
Apt.
221,
Elizabeth.
(121p)
FOR
SALE
Washing
machine
$40.00.
Phone
Red
418.
(119p)
MEAT
PRICES
from
your
LOCKER
PLANT
230
Second
Aye.
'
"
Grade
A
Red
Brand
Beef
Rib
Roast
lb.
60c
Short
Ribs
....
..
lb.
30c
Boned
and
Rolled
Brisket
lb.
40c
Shoulder
Roast,
lb.
45c
Beef
Stew
lb.
50c
Fresh
Hamburger,
per
lb
40c
Shoulder
Veal
Steaks
lb.
69c
Shoulder
Roasts
,
Veak
lb.
65c.
Boneless
Veal
)
120c
i
FOR
KENT
SINGER
GEWING
CENTRE
rent
nortnble
n.achln;s.
Phone
b64.
,c
I
FOR
RENT
Room
on
4th
East.
Phone
Red
819.
U20)
FOR
RENT
Largs
room
for
pentleman,
near
hospital.
Red
248.
H23p)
pnn
RALE
Lady's
bicycle,
ex
cellent
condition.
Phone
Green
810
after
6
p.m.
uzjp
FOR
SALE
Enterprise
auto-matic
oil
range
used
8
months.
Kirby
vacuum
cleaner
1
year
old
with
floor
polisher.
Call
at
428
6th
Ave.
East.
(120p)
FOR
RENT
Two
single
rooms,
one
double
room
with
twin
hnHo
Rnnrd
If
desired.
Men
only.'
812
2nd
West.
(123)
FOrTrENT
Light
housekeeping
room.
Phone
Green
894
after
5
p.m.
122p)
""WANTED
TO
RENT
WANTED
Urgently
require
three-bedroom
house.
Phone
Blue
602.
(tfnc)
WANTED
CASH
FOR
Scrap;
copper,
brass,
batteries,
radiators
Phone
543
Call
639
6th
A.-e.
West
c
REAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
Lot
and
half,
9th
East
near
McBiide.
Blue
61R.
(121p)
(J3u5incSA
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mail
advertising,
etc.
30
-
40
lew
than
regular
printing.
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383
P.O.
Box
99
733
2nd
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W.
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