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12.
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18.
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28.
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and
Sale
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2.
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4
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Andrew's
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baaar,
Thursday.
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for
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Liquid
Air
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Ltd.,
for
oxygen,
acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
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Cartage
Sc
Storage
Ltd,
Phone
60.
to
RIDE
THE
BUS
to
Terrace.
Watson
Island
Stages
leaves
Bus
Depot
9:30
a.m.
daily.
Some
people
should
nevr
use
the
flitling
delivery
at
all.
even
thounh
tiny
try
to
perfect
the
true
follow-through
It
Is
a
physiological
fat
t
that
the
cochlea
or
li
ner
ear
contains
fluid
and
nerve
centres
that
give
you
a
sense
of
bu'.ance.
Look
around
amongst
your
frivnds
for
a
moment
Home
are
as
sure
as
a
cat
on
their
fiet.
and
rarely
have
tumbles
or
bad
falls
Others
are
co'.itlnunlly
nursing
sprained
ankles
and
broken
bones
because
of
an
unnrtural
sen-'e
of
balance.
The
fait
that
my
brother,
Oram
and
myself
had
no
difficulty
j
in
balance.
In
effect,
they
are
thumbing
a
ride
because
they
are
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383
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Box
99
733
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Prince
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PO.
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SAW
FILING
All
Types
of
Sows
Sharpened
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fortunately
born
this
vtay
and
can
be
thankful
for
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thos?
who
want
to
slide,
yet
have
to
lean
on
the
broom
or
the
stone
to
he'p
glv?
them
a
sense
of
security
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balanace,
I
stutgi'st
either
shoi
unlng
or
eliminating
the
slide.
Otherwise
you
arc
in
foi
a
lot
of
disappointments.
Riding
the
rock
or
riding
the
bnxim
in
order
to
copy
the
slide
will
make
you
a
"pusher"
or
a
"hooker."
Both
are
loaded
with
disaster.
If
you
have
to
slide,
use
the
broom
as
a
balance
with
the
straw
pointed
forward
so
that
you
will
not
ti
pulled
off
line
as
you
go
ou;
from
the
hack
Those
who
are
placing
part
of
the
weight
of
the
b;dy
on
the
broom
straw
glinted
behind
them
or
at
the
left
side
will
find
It
acting
as
a
brake,
with
the
result
that
the
body
swivels
to
the
right
on
the
sllppvry
ice
surface.
This
causes
"hooking"
of
the
sto;ie
towards
the
broom
at
th
end
of
the
slide
ant!
is
m-jre
noticeable
when
nil
In-turn
Is
played.
One
of
the
mast
beautiful
deliveries
to
watch
is
that
of
a
player
whe
rides
his
broom
during
the
delivery
and
many
young
curlers
in
Manitoba
have
ropled
this
style.
It
looks
good.
It
feels
good
.
.
.
but
no
Manitoba
curjers
will
ever
win
a
Canadian
championship
or
high
school
titlt
with
this
type
of
delivery.
Next
...
"Thumbing
o
Ride"
Leaves
Terrace
4
p.mL
(19p
FOF
rent
Two-room
furnlsh-THE
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Guyatt
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apartment,
close
in.
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and
Electrical
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5
and
7.
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houir
gutter
nerd
attention,
if
ynnr
ho
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new
tank,
see
us;
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have
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equipment
and
the
experience
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do
anvthiin
in
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21,
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4
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825
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66
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KKAIi
ESTATE
SIX
ROOMS
ON
ONE
FLOOR
Attractive
bungalow
with
three
bedrooms
on
main
floor,
extra
bedrooms
upstairs.
Large
liv-ingroom,
open
fireplace,
din
ing
room,
oak
floors,
bathroom
and
two-piece
washroom.
Hot
air
furnace,
garage,
insulated.
Situated
close
to
schools,
etc.
Harbor
view.
For
full
particulars
see
,
Armstrong
Agencies
Ltd.
Phone
342
Blue
192
evenings
'
(18)
1.
SIX-ROOM
HOUSE
with
additional
three-room
revenue
suite.
Hot
water
heat,
furnished.
A
bargain,
and
terms
can
be
arranged.
2.
TWO-BEDROOM
HOUSE,
close
in.
hot
water
heat.
Two
lots.
Extra
revenue
house
on
property.
Easy
terms.
T.
Norton
Youngs
Real
Estate
and
Insurance
Phone
451
Evenings
64t
(18)
FOR
SALE
Six-room
fully
furnished
house
with
three-room
hasement
suite.
Hot
water
heating.
Phone
Red
129.
(21)
.
3v
EASLEY
BLACK
WCxC
FOR
SALE
'37
Plymouth
sedan
in
Rood
condition.
Radio
and
heater.
Phone
Red
806.
21pt
FOR
SALE
'51
Hudson
sedan.
This
car
is
in
A-l
shape
and
Is
guaranteed.
Cash
or
terms.
Black
&
White
Taxi
Co.
19
1
FOR
SAI.K
1951
Prefect
sedan.
900
10th
Ave.
East.
17
HELP
WANTI.D
WANTED
Experienced
sawmill
worker.
Group
Mills,
Dona
River.
B.C.
(25pl
THE
CORPORAT
IONo7
the
Village
of
Terrace
requires
the
services
of
a
village
clerk.
Applicants
should
have
previous
experience
in
this
field
All
applications
should
be
in
1
own
handwritinR
and
state
age,
experience,
salary
expected
and
furnish
recent
references.
All
applications
must
be
in
the
hands
of
the
Village
Clerk
by
February
10th.
1953.
7
Address
all
applications
to:
7
7
Village
Clerk,
Terrace.
B.C.
8
U!)c)
8
WANTED
A
man
to
start
his
B
own
business.
Almost
no
money
required.
Sewing
machine
B
experience
helpful,
but
not
essential.
Reply
to
Box
'
5J9,
Daily
News.
(27)
HELP
WANTED
FEMALE
TYPIST
WANTED
Typist
required
immediately
for
either
temporary
or
steady
positmn.
(
Must
have
at
least
three
years
typing
experience
after
completion
of
training.
Dictaphone
experience
desirable
but
not
necessary.
Only
x-
i
pert
typist
will
be
considered.
Arrangements
to
live
at
hospital
residence
preferred
but
it
is
possible
to
commute
daily
from
the
city.
Apply
to
Dr.
J.
D.
Galbraith.
Medical
Suoer-tendent,
Miller
Bay
Hospital.
(21c)
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room.
536
6th
Ave.
East.
(23pl
RENfsFeTniroom.
600
Thompson
Street
.19.
FOR
RENT
Light
housekeep-
ing
room,
fully
furnished.
Phone
Green
828
(21p)
FOR
RENT
Quiet
comfortable:
rooms.
Green
438.
i
I8p)
I
FOR
RENT
Two
double
bed-
roms'
separate
beds.
Green
'
1'5'
(21)
SINGER
SEWING
CENTRE
rent
;
portable
machines.
Phone:
864.
(c)
WIN
TED
TO
RENT
WANTED
TO
RENT
House,
4
rooms
or
more
by
March
1.
Adults.
Black
330.
(21p)
TAXIS
And
TRANSFERS
Start
the
New
Year
Right
Change
to
BLACK
and
WHI1
E
For
a
Clean,
Dependable
Taxi
Service,
Call
65.
"Eventually
.
.
.
Why
tint
no?",
CITY
TRANSFER
Long
Distance
Furniture
Movers
CRATING
and
PACKING
FURNITURE
STORAGE
Household
Effects
Moved
to
or
from
any
point
in
B
C.
Phone
950
First
Ave.
and
McBride
(Cl
WANTED
CASH
for
m:rap
Liass,
copper,
Datterles
and
radiators,
l-none
M3.
CaU
630
6tn
Avetme
Wes;.
City
irti
WANTED
TOP
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
iron,
steel,
brass,
copper,
lead,
etc.
Honest
grading.
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
Metal
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Vancouver,
B.C.
Phone
PAcific
6357.
(H)
WANTED
Boat
for
cash.
Dimensions,
length
up
to
50',
breadth
up
to
12'.
Apply
to
Box
598,
Daily
News.
(181
REAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
Five
acres,
4
mile
from
town
centre.
Three
houses:
one
seven-rooms
with
bathroom,
one
three-rooms
with
bathroom,
one
two-rooms.
Electricity,
water
and
phone
installed.
For
further
information
write
to
Box
523.
Terrace,
B.C.
(22)
SPECIAL
Wartime
four
with
stairway
to
two
rooms
in
attic.
On
7th
Ave.
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Agencies
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Ltd.
Phone
342,
Black
197
'
evenings
Here's
Difference
Hetween
Free
Hid
and
Force
Hid
Mr.
Muzzy
will
never
learn
the
difference
a
free
bid
and
a
forced
bid
or
a
hid
which
can
he
assumed
to
have
of
pressure.
When
he
said
one
spade
in
'
today's
deal,
he
was
making
a
free
bid
for
which
he
did
not
i
have
the
values.
If
the
diamond!
bid
had
been
passed
on
li:s
right,
then,
of
course,
he
would
spade.
i
But
that
would
have
been
'
merely
for
the
purpose
of
givinst
i
partner
another
chance
in
case
she
had
a
big
hand.
When
ivlr
:
Meek
overcaiii'd.
Miss
bm.'-H
!
automatically
got
another1
chance
to
bid
and
a
'keep-'
open"
bid
by
Mr.
Muzzy
was
not
only
unnecessary,
it
was
highly
dangerous.
Mr.
Dale's
double
of
one
spade
looks
a
little
odd,
but
there
was
method
in
the
old
master's
ap
BEST
OF
FOOD
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Evening,
Apt.
2,
618
6th
Ave.
West.
M19pH
been
made
under
some
soit
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
Swill
(Mr
Mn)
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ACCOUNTANT
with
degrees
will
accept
private
clients'
auditing,
accounting,
etc.
assignments.
Box
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News
parent
madness.
He
considered
'
should
have
had
a
minimum,
of
the
humanics
of
the
situation,
two
high
card
tricks
and
a
five-His
partner
was
Mr.
Meek
and
card
suit.
With
a
fairly
respect-when
Mr.
Meek
overcalJs
vulner-
abl$
fit
In
his
partner's
diamonl
pule,
he
has
a
very
fine
hand.
;
suit,
he
might
have
shaded
this
On
Mr.
Dale's
left
was
Mi..s
a
little.
But
not
much.
Train
Schedule
STANDARD
TIME
Fur
the
Fast-Daily
exc.
pt
Sunday
...
8
p
m.
Fr.n
the
Fast-Daily
except
Monday
9:50
p
m
Petra
Dura
is
the
name
given
to
the
finest
kinds
of
Florentine
mosaic
work.
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
Try
Doily
News
Wont
Ads
Brash,
a
known
overbidder
and
also
lamous
as
n.
rescuer.
On
his
riyht
was
Mr.
Muzzy
who
needs
no
descriptive
comment.
A
final
consideration
was
that
the
double
of
one
spade
would
probably
prevent
Mr.
Meek
from
bidding
any
more
in
the
heart
suit.
Miss
Brash's
first
try
for
a
better
spot
was
one
no-trump.
When
Mr.
Meek
doubled
that,
she
took
a
shot
at
two
diamonds,
which
Mr.
Dale
doubled.
As
you
see,
the
contract
was
a
hopeless
one
and
when
the
smoke
cleared
away
Miss
Brash
was
down
800
points.
To
come
into
the
bidding
as
he
did,
Mr.
Muzzy
needed
at
least
another
ace
or
the
equivalent
thereof.
In
other
words,
he
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SEATTLE
(AP)
The
Post-Intelligencer
announced
that
Shell
Oil
Company
has
plans
fur
a
$75,000,000
refinery
in
Washington,
but
the
state
may
lose
the
big
plant
to
Oregon
unless
Its
anti-alien
land
laws
are
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