rrit'ice
Rupert
Doiiy
Ne
Friday,
January
23,
1953
mm
V
Z
v.
1
.
;
Ages
Range
From
25
to
29
Years
!
OTTAWA
y
Convictions
in-1
much
the
same."
No
figures
wen
;dicale
that
Canada's
narcotic!
given.
addicts
mainly
range
in
age
Jromj
v
A
total
of
378
convictions
were
.
it.
PHONE
748
FOR
HELPFUL
CLASSIFIED
AO-TAKER
DEADLINE
FOR
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
4:30
P.M.
DAY
PREVIOUS
25
to
29
CARS
FOR
SALE
j:,ifivl
Kates
j
They
are
located
largely
in
;
British
Columbia.
Ontario,
Que-
bee,
Manitoba.
Alberta
and
fios-
t
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to
Change)
obtained
under
the
Opium
and
Narcotic
Drug
Act
during
the
year
ended
fe
pt,
30.
1952.
There
were
205
convictions
in
Bri'.i.-h
Columbia;
80
in
On'ario;
58
in
Quebec;
17
in
Manitoba;
13
in
Alberta
and
three
in
ir'
4
,u
p
m.
uay
pre-
,';
n'.n.n.
n:
.
per
word
per
CFPR
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycle
S
FOR
SALE
1939
Chevrolet
Mailer
deluxe.
A-l
condition
throughout.
Forced
to
wit
Evenings.
Apt.
2,
618
6th
Ave
Wrt-
I9p
FOR
SALE
1M9
Bulck
4-dirfr,
motor
completely
overhauled.
Price
SfloO
cash.
Apply
723
Bacon
St.
after
5.
21pi
J'-'-'SJ'SSJ'fSSSJ'fS.'SfS
,
katchewan.
I
Statistic
covering
convictions
were
contained
in
the
f'.deral
'
;
health
department's
annual
re-:
iport,
ta.bleri
in
the
Commons
by
j
i
Health
Minister
Martin.
I
The
report,
coveri.ig
the
fiscal
I
iyear
ended
March
31.
1952.
said
i
I
the
health
of
Canadians
Is
con-
jtinuing
to
improve
and
experi-
j
isnce
shows
Canada's
health
j
fltlOAY
-
(
Only
four
of
tha
convicted
were
under
20.
rnr-st
(if
the
oiher
being
between
25
and
29.
Sentences
ranced
from
six
months
to
scv-q
years.
Tiiree
nurses
were
among
those
.,,
charge
au
.'..
.
.
t,
,V
rent,;
Card
j
..,
v.
l-ll.
Notice.
,,.,!
'
,m--,
Mr.lge
and
AiiiJuni.etnciiU,
.
..
.
;
icit
price.
H
WtM
..Ml
M
S
convtctcd.
o
-
im
rommmury
l
-
RnohUla
4
sw
Mum
i,v
.rie
Wild
1
Th
BUrllim
Pl
lit
Kt
Work
Jl
MliflK-ul
Vnrllle
hnniff
fluiM'tle
bho
7
(Kl
I
Hi
Nrw
'
IM
HC
Ni-w
Roundup
1
'4D
Knd
(;r,o
rt
mi
M.i.i.
1
k-nwrnrn
a
k
iti'
p
KenWalscns
FOR
SALE
1951
Chev
hard-tap
convertible,
radio,
air
conditioning,
teat
cover,
visor,
enow
lire
Terms
available.
May
be
een
at
Fri.'zeli's
Mo-tor.
(24pi
FOR
8ALF.
IBM
custom
built
Ford
M'dun.
All
accessories
'standards
can
be
brought
up
toi
The
report
aid
heroin
on
the
i'hoe
of
any
country.
On
con-i
illicit
market
"was
apparently
trol
it
said
"Canada's
addict
pop-
j
readily
available-"
during
the
year
!
ulaticn
during
the
year
remained
at
several
urban
points.
,.'in,
li
Red
Cross
Seeks
Eight
Persons
The
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
hat
been
asked
to
find
a
number
of
person
for
relatives
Jan
31
Phone
Blink
613.
(Duiriflini5t:
I
21
I
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wi
Armillf
l
h(im
&
Profession
J
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Plymouth
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Mine
.ii.:
.
Feb
14,
Mi
i.
i.
ii!.
:)'.:;
5th
Ave
.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
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10
4
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till
MiitnlKht.
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f
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Ni-wh;
wiiln
r
Report
(
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CIk.Ii
a
o
cue
N'-wii
a
io
Horn
mil
finod
t
lfr
.
Hits
atul
KMieit
S
W
Mormiui
UcvkIUmm
or
ft
it-IMS.
Some
of
tho-e
..ht
vorked
In
B.C.
at
one
time.
They
include:
Henry
Arney,
who
came
to
Canada
from
England
about
1904.
May
have
lived
in
B.C.
Enquirer,
niece,
Mrs.
Ethel
Ore-gory.
Karoe
Hallas,
born
in
Montreal.
Seaman.
Arrived
In
Vancouver
from
New
Zealand
in
April.
1952.
Enquirer,
mother.
in
good
condition.
Radio
and
heater.
Phone
Red
806.
1
21
pi
FOR
BALK-51
Hudson
tcdun
Thit
car
Is
In
A-l
shape
and
In
guaranteed.
Cash
or
term
Black
ti
White
Taxi
Co
ilB
IIH.F
rtANTM
MALE
WANTED-Experienced
tawmlll
worker
Group
Mills,
Oona
River.
BC.
I2rp
ii
mi
lit
DELUXE
PRESS
"Gestetner"
Duplicating
Circular
Letters
-
Monthly
Bulletins
any
kind
of
Business
forms.
Direct
mail
advertising,
etc.
30
-
40
le.s
than
regular
printing.
Phone
383
P.O.
Box
99
733
2nd
Av.
W.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Give
us
your
mailing
list
We
do
the
ret.
Tea
h
ia
loinclnS'
A
jinns
Sale
THE
CORPORATION
of
the
VII-.
H-UtUf
li.,mi
I
lage
of
Terrace
require!
the
'
itervirj-
rif
a
vllluu
1-W
Fek
T.A
V.'h!
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
mi
HHC
Ki-w.
d
Cumnx-nury
l-e(ii
hrnnn
-to
.bc
Buimp
C
ltita
&--'
irf
IK
Well
M
Tlnu
Klunal
Applicant!
should
have
pre-
vlotia
experience
tn
thlt
field
mi
Sale
April
2
All
uppiicationa
thoutd
be
la
io
aowurut
cnun-b
Krm,
John
Henry
MacNaught,
bornj
1903
In
Ireland.
Came
to
Canada
In
1919.
Lived
In
Vancouver.
Enquirers.
E.
MacNaught
andj
James
MacNaught.
Mother
in
j
Ireland
ts
ill.
,
Umetaro
Magamt,
bom
19121
In
Kamloopt.
Origin.
Japanese.
Lived
in
Victoria.
Enquirer.
Mrt.l
Nobu
Magaml.
Kurt
Mai.
born
in
Frankfurt.
j
i;nry
Card
p-.irtiet
own
handwriting
and
male
io
49
c
m,
Mrw
Next
.
.
.
Thumbing
o
Ride
No
one
fault
is
as
glaring
among
young
curlers
today
as
a
common
tendency
to
"ride
the
broom"
during
delivery,
to
help
maintain
balance.
In
effect,
they
are
thumbing
a
ride
because
they
aio
not
sliding
by
tiding
their
own
sen.se
of
ba!a
ice.
It
Is
tlmilar
to
using
a
side-car
on
a
motorcycle
to
maintain
easy
riding.
Well,
what'
wrong
with
that?
.
.
.
you
may
ask.
Plenty!
It
it
s
result
you
want,
take
heed.
If
you
merely
want
to
look
graceful
on
the
ice,
go
ahead
and
don't
bother
reading
the
rest
of
this.
Bui
if
you
are
ona
of
those
sliders
who
ends
his
delivery
with
the
tx-dy
swinging
to
the,
right
after
the
rock
is
released,
you
are
a
"sucker"
for
an
in-turn
take-out
Any
smart
skip
playing
tgainst
you
would
In-turn
you
to
death
because
with
this
delivery
your
body
drifls
off
line
and
it
is
necessary
to
hook
your
rock
beck
on
the
proper
line
of
delivery.
Just
as
you
release
the
handle.
Out-turns
will
not
bother
you
as
much
because
you
drift
to
the
out-turn
side
or
right
side
ot
the
ice.
This
type
of
delivery
will
get
you
Into
real
trouble
on
tricky
ice
where
there,
are
"runt"
or
riches
that
require
pin-point
accuracy
li.
"getting
the
rboom."
A
few
years
ago,
tha
young
high-school
champions,
representing
Manitoba
in
the
Canadian
tchool
championships
that
year,
all
had
developed
that
type
of
delivery
with
one
exception.
Playing
on
very
tricky
Ice.
they
missed
the
broom
consistently
with
In-turn
shots.
They
were
trimmed
by
teams
with
far
lest
experience,
yet
when
the
shouting
was
a'.l
over,
they
were
Innocently
unaware
of
the
real
cause
of
it
ail.
Ciih'-diJil
bazaar.
John
F
L.
Hughes,
D.C.
;
CHIROPRACTOR
Hes.
10:30-J2:30;
2:00-5:00
Eves.:
by
apijointment
only
.
21
-
23
Besner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
GREER
aV
BRIDDEN
LTD.
Builders
and
Contractors
New
Construction,
Repairs.
Foundations
and
Re-roofing
215-lst
Ave.
W.
.
Phone
909
P
O.
Box
721
lOtSWmlta-l
Report
II
CO
-
MaturtlKjr
Ltal
ll'.w
Wniinn
Kepurt
1131-
ui
rlAl
Mm
lilt
1
1
4fr
Peranum
Aitnim
I
14.
latnv-Mid-Day
Mrimtra
Ii
k
pT.rrain
H.'ima
It
0
-
R.i,rU
Pitrulc
I
OO-
MminlMl
CluKS
t
oo-
ik.iirt
club
age.
experience,
salary
expccU
ed
and
furnish
recent
references.
All
applications
muit
be
in
the
hand
of
the
Village
Clerk
by
February
loth.
1953
Arldrexa
all
applications
to.
Village
Clerk,
Terrace,
B
C.
tl9c)
WANTED
A
man
to
start
hit
own
business.
Almost
no
money
required.
Bewing
machine
experience
helpful,
but
not
emwnual.
Reply
to
Hot
599.
Iaily
News.
i27
Germany,
in
1919.
Came
to
Can-ida
f
om
U.S.A.
Enquirer,
fath-1
rr.
Richard
Mai.
j
John
Mansar
Mitchell,
born
in
1887
in
Oromocto,
New
Brunt-;
wick;
ton
of
William
and.
S(,,1MI
ST
NOTICF.
4i,(!
Mi!
H
Korhonen
'..
.
:.i...uin
e
the
enK.mc-!
::
.(
i
ii!'
it
dauehter,
M.:
.i'i-t.
to
U.li-r
N
,.
-'I
eldi
t
Mtn
Of
Mr.
.!:
S
y.iremchuk
of
Myr-Al'.i
I
lie
wedding
will
i"
Friday.
Jan
30,
at
7
.S'
I'.iiil
Lutheran
ilip'
:!
ii
s
ihimp
tl.H
H.
G.
HELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
96,
Evenings
Black
899
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
WORK
EVERY
JOB
GUARANTEED
V.'e
Pour
Cement
For
Less
'
Phone
Blue
939
Vulnrobr
Mtttrs
SUEBCRY,
Ont.
(CP)-Parking
Eunice.
Last
address,
Ocean
Falls,
BC.
Worked
on
boats.!
meters
installed
at
the
city
market
laM
fall
took
a
beating
from
HU.r
W
ANTI
It
I
FM.M.K
(
Enquirer,
brother,
Charles
Robert
Mitchell.
William
James
Ramsay,
bom
1908
in
Webbwood.
Ont.
lived
In
Port
Albernl.
Enquirer,
titter,
TYPIST
WANTED
Typl.it
re
big
trucks
packed
tlyht
in
the
lane.
A
report
to
c.ty
council
showed
only
14
of
the
original
24
remained
In
operation.
quired
immediately
for
either
Today's
Stocks
c.inarU.in
I.tquiJ,
for
oxygen,
acety-1
;:
'
l'iHig
Mippiies
'
M".;.'.!-
hL
ijloniite!
In
lr
I
I
LING
THE
TAILOR
Tailoring
-
Alterations
and
Clothes
Made-to-Measure
120
Sixth
St.
.
Phone
64
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
All
T.ypes
of
Saws
Sharpened
215
1st
Ave.
W.
Phone
904
Mrs.
Mabel
Tolk-y.
Mother
is
lit.
John
Thomson,
came
to
Canada
from
Pennicuik.
Midlothian,
near
Edinburgh.
Scotland.
Lived
in
Ocean
Falls,
BC.
Enquirer,
father
in
Scotland.
(f-iif1y
.
I.
ttin-iun
f
.
I.lit)
Kt.AU
fSTATE
temporary
or
steady
position
Must
have
at
least
three
yeart
typing
experience
after
completion
of
training.
Dictaphone
experience
desirable
but
not
necessary.
Only
expert
typist
will
be
considered.
Arrangements
to
live
at
hospital
residence
preferred
but
Ht'8
to
Terruct.
,:
i
f
tai'es
ieave
'j
3i
u
m.
dally
:..
4pm
i
19pi
SPECIAL
Wartime
(our
with
stairway
to
two
rooms
in
attic.
On
7th
Ave
near
MpHrifie
Prlr
00
RETIRED
ACCOUNTANT
with
degrees
will
accept
private
clients'
auditing,
accounting,
etc.
assignments.
Eox596,
-
Doily
News
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
07
'4
Bralorne
4
75
MONTREAL
Ot-Among
new
dlh-washing
machine
on
ex
PRINCE
RUPERT
UPHOLSTERY
Custom
Tailored
Fiimiture
it
is
possible
to
commute
daily
Term,
arrarig,.d.
Exclusive
list-
VJ
I)
Cuyttt
Apply
to
Dr.
J.
from
the
city
i'
ing.
hibition
Bt
a
restaurant
suppliers'
(
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
6ti8
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
Phone
317
P.O.
Box
374
and
FJrclnrat
D
Oalbralth
Medical
Super-
i
A
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A
rt-rt
M
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Ltd.
REPAIRING
-
REMODELLING
convention
here
was
one
tha',
.
.
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(Cmirs
1
V.h
Ave
We,'.
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REBUILDING
:
21c)l
Phone
342.
Black
197
evenings
washes
10.000
plates
an
hour
i
Ph.
Blue
U18
30
2nd
Aue.
W.
hWV.
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FTR
RENT
Sleeping
538
8th
Ave.
East.
rm.
(23pi
NEWS
ADS
get
RESULTS
room.
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
600
Thompson
Street.
()8
I
rR-
n.'TT-
H-:iable.
home
:
1
-
Chimney
sweep,
i-
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li-.iiiing.
to
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Phone'
!.
i22t
house.
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100
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13
65
B
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Cariboo
Quaru
C'tngrc-ss
Cronin
Babine
Giant
Mascot
,.'
Indian
Mines
Pioneer
premier
Border
Privateer
Reeves
MacDonald
Sheep
Creek
.
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
Spud
Valley
Silver
Standard
.....
Western
Vrranium
.
Sll-Van
...
Oils
Anlo
Canadian
A
P
Con
Calmou
C
&
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FOR
RENT
Seven-room
close
in.
Blue
400.
20)
ddle't
liov'I'ler
4.
BABE
PRATT
QUITS
ROYALS
AS
TEAM
FAILS
TO
CLICK
NEW
WESTMINSTER
f
Waiter
Babel
Pratt
has
quit
as
coach
of
the
Western
Hockey
League
New
Westminster
Royals
b.cause
of
the
team's
dismal
showing
this
season,
Tt't
obvious
the
Royal
aren't
going
anywhere."
he
ald.
Ti
slow
death.
Perhap
it
my
fault.
Thlt
may
be
the
answer
I
am
going
to
tit
tight
for
a
few
dayt.
I
have
no
plant
at
the
moment."
Ken
MacKenzle,
Royal
co-owner,
took
over
as
coach
when
the
ream
left
Monday
for
a
three-game
prairie
trip.
New
Wesi
minster
now
rest
in
seventh
place
in
the
eight-team
league
,
FOR
RINT
Light
housekeeping
room,
fully
furnished
Phone
Green
828.
21p
FOR
RENT
Two
double
bed-roms.
separate
beds.
Green
155
"211
.S
FDR
electro
in.i'le
;it
1'rmce
Rii-
C"
.
T
hint
Ave.
W.
xhi
.
service,
plume
(c)
FREE
FREE
FREE
A
BEAUTIFUL
20x40
BEDROOM
FUG
FROM
FACTOR
T
TO
YOU
Yes.
we
will
Hive
you,
absoluteH
iree.
a
(nft
of
a
matching;
bedroom
rua
with
each
purchase
of
our
Luxurious
Corduroy
Chenille
bedspread.
This
is
the
apread
Thai
has
thousand
of
velvety
tufv-ihlch
completely
covers
tht
spread
Now
on
sal
lor
afi
9&
each
seat
COD
plus
postage.
In
all
ihades.
m
bolh
single
and
doublt
Ijed
sires.
Wuh
either
multicolored
or
solhe
same
color
patterns
on
top.
First
quality.
A
truly
remarkable
buy.
when
you
consider
that
you
get
a
rug
worth
;1
as
a
free
Rift
to
match.
Immediate
money-back
guarantee.
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COUNTRY
MFG.
lkm
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DArnica
Montresl.
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CENTRE
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FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OCT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
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(If)
WANTED
TO
RENT
House
or;
in
Central
Leduc
4
05
Home
Oil
1175
M.-rcury
20
Royal
Canadian
21
Royaliie
16.
5Q
BLACKWOOD
on
.-llltn
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
apartment,
2.
3
or
4
rooms.:
for
biulnest
couple
and
ton,:
11
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you
can
help,
please;
write
to
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600,
Daily
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House.
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or
more
by
March
1
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21p)
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Beveourt
91
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And
TRANSFERS
I
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOCaJ
PRINCE
RUPERT
Ilplavnl
Hid
Stratciry
Tays
Off
For
Mr.
Dale
CI,
CS
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
MeFn
0en
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
Por
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
Im.illy
located
articles
f
smi
tio:,t
Rtolen
from
7'iS
!f
Winter's
Here
.
.
.
It
is
Time
to
Think
About
SPRING
REPAIRS
If
your
house
gutters
need
attention,
if
your
boat
needs
new
tanks,
see
us;
we
have
the
equipment
and
the
experience
to
do
anything
in
the
SHEET
METAL
line.
Start
the
New
Year
Right
Change
to
BLACK
ond
WHI.E
For
a
Clean,
Dependable
Taxi
Service,
Call
65.
'Rvriitunlly
.
.
.
Why
not
now
Luxury
Steamer
'
'
1
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Pnrtt
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
Your
failure
to
come"
in
over
an
adverse
overcall
doesn't
mean
you
are
barred
from
the
bidding
forever.
In
today's
deal
Mr.
Dale
could
find
no
good
bid
after
Mr.
Abel
overcallcd
with
two
hearts.
He
didn't
have
adequate
trump
-
"
ii
Will
tive
partv
con-"J
seven
davs
to
return
"re
turning
ver
to
law.
t'('"-i;e
Hiown.
(21p)
v
'!)'
Prime
Rupert
group
Aoi.hi.itrs
AnonvmoiM
to-v
v'.l('
P.
Box
151
1.
Rupert.
1201
support
for
his
partner
spades
and
he
wa
not
strong
enough
to
bid
three
clubs
or
two
no
South
dealer
North-Siiutn
vulnerable
Vm-IIi
(Mr.
Half)
GEORGE
DAWES
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Black
816
and
Red
121
I.H
ACCOUNTANT.
Income
Donalda
63
Eldona
.42
East
Sullivan
6
50
Giant
Yellowknife
10.50
:
God's
Lake
92
Hnrricana
12'4
Heva
07'j
Duvex
-
.47
Joliet
Quebec
36
i
Little
Long
Lac
71
Lynx
11
McKenzie
Red
Lake
34
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.55
Moneta
43
NVgus
J20
Noranda
78
00
Louvicourt
200
Pickle
Crow
142
Petrol
Oil
&
Gas
62
Shcrrit
Gordon
5.55
Steep
Rock
8.70
Silver
Miller
109
Sweet
Grass
Oils
72
Golden
Manitou
335
Greece
Creek
08'i
Landover
Oils
-
33
Rlx
Athabasca
2.00
Nesbitt
Labine
2.93
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Comfort
and
Service
f
For
Reservations
trumps.
He
might
have
taken
a
shot
at
doubling
two
heart
but
-
oi-t
s.
n.
Furk.
'
Huiiding.
Hed
593.
(20m)
KUTFRV
SLRVICE
that
would
.have
been
pretty
risky.
All
In
all.
his
best
action
was
to
pass
and
await
develop
Ihom
Sheet
Metal
Write
or
Call
CITY
Oil
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCF
RUPERT,
BC.
CITY
TRANSFER
Long
Distance
Furniture
Movers
CRAT1NO
and
PACKINO
FURNITURE
STORAOE
Household
EffocU
Moved
to
or
from
any
point
In
B
C.
Phone
950
'J
liT
Iw'.iery
Shop,
234
East
'
Ave
Phone
Blue
128.
Re-ir.,
re.
h.ireir.g
and
rebull'l-j-
wrk
cuarnnted
lr
ments.
If
his
partner
could
not
find
another
bid
then
surely
his
Train
Schedule
STANDARD
TIME
For
the
East-Daily
except
Sunday
8
p
m.
Fruan
the
East-Daily
except
Monday
9:50
p.rs
LIMITED
tide
had.
no
game.
8
Q
S
M
1
i
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A
a)
Ci
1
(Mr.
Abel)
(
Mr.
Keen)
S
10
S
7
5
4
3
3
H
A
KIM
H
Q
10
t
D
S
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1
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4
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C
K
10
Smith
(Mr.
Meet)
i
8
A
Ull
H
9
D
K
J
10
4
O
A
The
bidding:
South
West
North
Est
IS
a
H
Pas
Pasn
S
D
Pass
4
a
All
Pan
253
First
Ave.
Phone
Black
887
i
'vr
.Nr
fih'nii
Looking
at
it
the
other
way
around.
If
Mr.
Dale
had
put
in
4'T
At
Totem
Theatro
Jan
ma
P-'lr
of
glasses.
Finder
a
bid
at
thl
point,
Mr.
Meek
would
have
been
Justified
In
expecting
more.
And
he
might
Firtt
Ave.
and
McBrtde
(e)
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
"'mm
to
Dally
'
News,
;wnrd
(19p)
have
bid
the
hand
overboard.
WANTED
''"air
Of
IFlnswa
tllnlnlfn
When
Mr.
Meek
bid
thre
dia
By
CHIC
YOUNG
Love
Thy
Neighbor,
Bumsteod!
BLONDIE
-nd
Ave.
West.
Finder
please
"'"
72.
Reward
,20c)
monds
on
the
tecond
round,
Mr.
Dale
swung
into
action.
He
did
CASH
for
tcrap
brma.
copper,
batteries
and
radiator.
Phone
1
1
C
MDtiPE
right;
blCmD-e-I
S
IT
DOES
SO
MUCH
A
A
VOU
ID
I
OT--J
(
VOU
TRUMPED
)
not
make
the
mistake
or
snow
,
1
1-
J
rr
S
NOTHING
(LIKE
A
N.Cc:,
NEIGHBORLY
r7.j4
V"i,T
(
VOlJ'PE
GONG
)
iS.w.-x
f
TO
EAT
ALL.
-s
FIFTV-TWO
)
FOR
SALE
M3.
Call
S30
6tn
Avenue
west.
cit.
tf
and
Mr.
Meek
did
not
like
the
look
of
Mr.
Abel's
10
spot.
With
typical
caution,
he
abandoned
ln
a
mere
preference
for
spadet
'
SALE
50
000
RTU
nil
REAL
ESTATE
the
trump
suit
and
started
lead
(20pl
'
i-none
Blue
497.
THn.iH
Ing
diamonds.
Mrs.
Keen
ruffed
the
third
diamond
and
returned
rnnt
---
-nn.irfi.i
u
from
town
centre.
Three
C.VvlE
Or
emiUot
Phllpott,
Evttt
i
Ltd.
or
of
raising
the
diamonds
io
four.
He
know
a
lot
more
now
than
at
the
beginning'.
He
knew
Mr.
Meek'!
spade
suit
was
at
least
five
long,
that
Mr.
Moek's
hand
was
well
above
a
minimum
and
that
his
own
ace
and
two
queens
were
fitting
cards.
No
reason
to
be
subtle.
Mr.
Dale
houses:
one
seven-room
with
bathroom,
one
three-rooms
with
hnthrooin.
one
two-
""
ne
month
old.
Black
room.
Electricity,
water
and
nhone
Installed.
For
further
information
write
to
Box
523
the
queen
of
hearts.
Mr.
Meek
refused
to
ruff.
He
Just
discarded
his
losing
club.
Now,
another
heart
lead
could
be
ruffed
on
the
board,
preserving
Mr.
Meek
own
trump
kngth.
Mrs.
Keen
shifted
to
a
club
and
the
ace
won.
Mr.
Meek
then
picked
up
the
remaining
trumps
and
spread
the
hand.
(21p)
!.o'.Kr
'eetrle
washing
Terrnee.
B
C.
1221
i
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002
1
10)
r,i-.fiiM.ii
-rt
.
.
I!
RATI?
put
Uie
hand
In
game
at
spades.
Mr.
Abel
opened
the
klug
o!
hearts
and
continued
with
the
ace.
which
Mr.
Meek
trumped.
A
small
trump
was
led
to
the
queen
-rirenl...
I
j
-
.
.
i
VV3(
intei-
...
'
.
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"no
FOR
SALE
Six-room
fully
furnished
house
with
three-room
basement
suite.
-
Hot
water
heating.
Prion
Red
129.
(21)
I
v;t-Mti4.
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,
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,
J
ba.
,.;&r?zx
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b'ke,
bed-'
Alfred
81.
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