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CLASSIFIED ADS

fo en gN EVE NTS 20 HELP WANTED—F “ALE 42 WANTED TO RENT
WANTED—Stenographer, Insur- rn furnished suite, ‘Phone
anee or real estate experience| ©3742 (941)
GENERAL MEETING preferred but not essential.|-> -- nee inne monet
oo Write Box 730, Smithers, B.C.,|43 LISTINGS WANTED
giving details of salary required Protection Assistance

Legion Curling Club

Thursday, October 10th

9 p.m.

t

Legion Auditorium
‘. (1t)

Coming this month, Carpet.
Show. Watch for announcement.
ee. (240)
7 _Catholle Bazaar Oct, 9 ) and 10.

" Business and Professional Wo-
men’s Rummage Sale, 506 Third
Ave. W., Sat. Oct. 12.

, Night School begins Oct. 15th,
Tuesdays again this year. (242)

Co- -ordinating tea. Oct. 16,

 

“L. O.B.A. Bazaar Oct. 17th,

me tet meas mime meter oe anne tna a

 

United Church Rummage Sale,
Oct. 19

Wastern Star Bovzaar,
Hall, Oct. 23.

 

Masonic

‘Hospital Auxiliary ‘Hallowe’ en
Tea and Fashion Show, Civic
Centre, Friday, October 25th at
8 o'clock.

Conrad United Ww. A, “Smorns-| 6
bord, Wednesday, October 30th..

Rebekah Bazaar, Oct 31,

tne tee eRe et ve eee tena teens are emcee inet

Legion Auxiliary Bazaar, Nov.

 

 

“Prince, Rupert. Rotary Club
Tea and Fashion Show, Civic
centre, Wednesday, November
‘h.

 

Ww. A. to U.F.A.W. U. Fall Bazaar,
Nov.. 14, Civic Centre. ot

November 16.

 

Sonja Bazaar,

a Tesbyterian Fall Bazaar, Nov.
20.

~ Salvation Army Annual Home
Noy. 22.

LO.DE. Fall Bazaar, Nov. 27.
Fall

 

 

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St Andrews, ” Cathedral
3azaar, Nov. 30th.

Women of the Moose Fall Ba~

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

and experience. (238)

    

21 _SALESME

‘HI FELLA! |
Want to sell a famous bran
portable typewriter? Only $1

REAL ESTA Ls
Phone 3236

. NORTON YOUNGS
AGENCIES LTD,

B.C. AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION

INSURANCE

213 Third St.

 

down, $1 a week. We want you to
represent us in your community,
High commissions. Full or part
time. You sell, we collect. This 1s
really a salesman’s dream, Act
today — tomorrow may he too

 

44:

SHIRLEY Saw Mill. mill buila-

roofing, 40 ft. bolted trussen, can
be moved and dismantled easily.

late, Write to Typewriter Divi-|C.N.R. flat car, Piease phone or
write Bruce Webb, Doreen, B.C.

BUSINESS PROPERTY:

ing, 160 ft. x36 ft. Galvanized

 

 

 

 

PHILPOTT, EVITT & CO. LTD.
Prompt and, Courtenous Service
261

 

FOR SALE MISC.

samnietee np uceerehs taemeentint eRe Te ‘pees Oe

full. cabinet electric range; |.

one deluxe oil heater, circulation
fan; one large model standard
oi) ‘heater; one old model 18”
typewriter. All in first class con-
dition, Phone 3794 evenings or
Box 379. (236)

GOOD seasoned fir lumber, and
timbers, also electric fixture
and steam fittings. See J. A. Mac- :
Rae at Prince Rupert Dry Dock}.
@ a.m.-5 p.m. or phone 2992. ‘

24ip

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BE at home anywhere with this
23-foot factory built traijer.
Good condition. Low priced.

Morley Wight, Port Edward.
(236p)

PIANO in good condition. Price

$300.00. Phone 5559 after 6 p.m.
23d

ONE complete Boy Scout uniform
and piano accordian, for par-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

waar, December 40 ticulars phone 5414. 236
ited ‘ oes 5

punites Church Fall Bavaar,)| oui baby buggy. $25.00. Phone

——— ~- 2456. 238
St. Seter's Fall Bazaar. Dec.| ---

lith., | MAN’S overcoat, smal size. Good

we ac nent rn condition. Phone 4630.  238p

1s PERSONAL HALLICRAFTER radio. Phone
In order to warant holding i in=| 2055. (23 7p) |

struction tn First Aid and Home| cONCRETE MIXER. Phone 4732

Nursing classed, we need more 241)

volunteers. R. MeKay, Civil De-
fense Co-ordinator. Phone 2563.
235

Coming Civic “Centre Monday,
‘October 14h, EVAN KEMP with
stage show and dance. ‘240
7-week-~-old orange kitten wanis
good home. Phone 2908. 236

TO contact Alcoholics Anony-j.
mous‘write Box 343 or phone
3763.

14 BUSINESS PERSONALS
PANTS” or slacks. Tailoring by
Ling the Tailor,

Quickest ser-
viee in one or two days.

 

 

(256)

WILFORD Electrical Works, Mo-
tors bought, sold, rewound and

 

 

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GIRL'S heavy winter coat, size |
* 414.112 BE. 8th Ave. 237) |

‘PIANO. Phone 2023. , (238) |
34 WANTED MISC.

WANTED — Top market prices
paid for scrap Iron, steel, brass,
copper, lead, ete. Honest grading,
p: ‘ompt . payment made. Atlas
lroméettetut Ltd., 250 Prior St.,
Vancouver, BC. Phone PAcific

CASH FOR
Scrap, Copper, Brass, Batteries,
Radiators. Dial 6128. Call 630
6th Ave. W. ‘ (256)

36 ROOMS FOR RENT

LIGHT housekeeping room. Close
in. Non-drinker. Phone 2814.

 

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repaired. (253)!

“ELECTROLUX |
Sales and Service. Phone
No. 2, Leeds Apts.

2778.
(a5)

LOST

16

LOST-—-By Presbyterian Bunday
Sunday, a small "O30

School,
kitten. Phone 3380.

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DRAFTSMEN are in “great
mand, .

Tk LP Wa NITED MAL Ke

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Study courses * on.
nwarded. Free folder.
course required, Primary
of Drafting, Dept. E.

Station Q. Toronto,
QUALIFIED

Box 123,
(208)

‘de-
Train by home- ~study | 7
for a well- paid secure job, Home-
Blueprint
Reading also available. Diploma
Mention

Schoo!

D draughtsman, ex:
perlence m highway and Ren

236
| SLEEPING room. Phone 4800.
(236p)

 

 

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HOUSEKEEPING room. ‘for. aniet ;
man, 139 4th Ave. E. (2390p) |

390A NT

 

SUITES FOR RENT

APARTMENT to rent, down-.

town location, brand new.
modern, one bedroom, large kit-
chen,’ diving room and bath-
room, Automatic heat, T. Norton
Young. Ltd. Phone 3236. (236)

4 wanting = we ee

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CLOSE TO SCHOOLS

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corner Jot, stucco finish, concrete!

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term Job for the right man. Box 1 anes
879, 93a) | Pane $8500 cnsh.
200 ELE WANTE D—Female —
CLERK GRADE 1 or ‘CLERIK. FULL
Be OO GIVIL. SERVICE.
no. 41 SERVICH :
mire Outre brine | CONCRETE BASEMENT
RUPERT
Salary: Clerk Ve-$173 rising tolOn large level lot — spacious
g210 per month, plus $16 pert ylassed In poreh on back 4 bed-
month SGA. cS8adary Ineredse | poanyy — $8000 full price with

recommended) typinie gnecad. 40

$3000 down,

words per minutes prefarably 7 ,
qwayerrs’ eleriend experiences,
Clerks Stenographer 2--G1 HO rha- H. G. Helgerson Ltd.

Ing fo #218 per month, plus $16
Typing speed
AY words per minutes shorthand

ner month ALLA,
speed 100 words per minute; pre
ferably two venrs'
experience, Clood warkini con
dittans, WYollda
Applicanty nvuab be British Bub
jects, War further
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Bald cedar Uned fe room fanily

home, ino hardy view location,

apaclous living roam, larwe bright

Kitehen, 1 food bderooms nnd
cuent foundation,
with half cash.

IONG ACENCIES LTD.

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der cooks, no expariande neces}
Kary, G-day week, hourly, rate.
4 and
Apa on Wed, Oetober Mth vt

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Hecday week, Monnnt perkone |.
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fron 4 pan. on,

fo rmedanarton bee ver tut emeus eon |

PURNISTED house far Hig, fii
4 Ave. Wi. Phone Avil. (asap)

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or auiite, With private entrance,

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sion, 113 McCormack 8t., Tor-

onto 9. (240)

2 SITUATIONS WAN'T ED- Male | 47 AUTOMOBILES
YOUNG man (mobile) exper-|'55 OLDSMOBILE. Hydromatic
fenced payrolls, bookkeeping,; . super 88. Power brakes, fully
costing, stores accounts, secks|Cquipped, three-tone, new nylon
position. Box 378 Daily News. tires, $3000. Phone 2621. Terms
(236p) arranged. (236)
ey FUEL ““""'48 PLYMOUTH Tudor. Good
; : rubber. Engine recently oveér-
SHELL’—Stove and Furnace Oil} hauled, needs little body work.
Dial 210! Phone 3285. : 241p

dition. Phone 3156.

pert,

removal of timber.

submit a sealed tender. to “be onened
-!at the “hour of auction and treated

; 10:00--News and Sports
| '0:15—Jack Parr

| naa

Yvan, 2688
wa

Vravoy Bt. $9600.00 cash, reat
Monthly payments, Phone ay

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1953 FORD Station Wagon,
“Country Squire,” good con-
- (238)

LEGAL NOTICES .

AU c “WON Or “PIMBE nf SAL E X-74527

There will be offered for sale at
publie auction, at 11:00 a.m. on Pri-
day, November Ist, 1957, in the office
of the District Forester, Prince Ru-
B.C.,.the Licence X-74527, to
cut 449,000 cubte ‘feet of Spruce,
Hemlock, Cedar and Other Species
Cowlogs on an area situated on Smith
Island,

“Phree (2) years will be allowed for

 

Provided anyone who is unable to
attend the auction in person may

as one bid.

Further particulars may he ob-
tained from the District Forester at
Prince upert, B.C... or the Forest
Ranger, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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KABI =

Log
289 KCS
‘Standard Time

‘Subiect to Change)
TUESDAY— ~—
PM

 

~

6 :00—-News
6:15-—Weather
6:20-—-Music ,
6:30—Snarts Snotlicht
.6:45--One Man's Family. NBC
7:00-—-Mystery Time, ABC
7:30-——People Are Funny, NBO
8:00—-Touls, Sobol
8$:30—Queen’s Men

9:00—-Pan American News
9:15--Public Service

9 :30— Weather.

9:35—Musiec Hall

‘full purpose.

ook into the Ocean dock’ ware-

- ac Roads

_ (Continued from: Page 1).

The motion was launched by:
YT. Norton Youngs who said -he
didn’t think the large dock and
warehouses were fulfilling their

Suggestion that, some - of. ‘the
members should - go down © “and

houses was made by J. S, Auid,
who said that there was very
little unused space left at all.
Mr. Auld said that it was serv-
ing’ as an extremely useful sstor-
age place for canned salmon
and was used extensively by
local firms. who needed _.the
storage space.

Mr. Youngs also reported that
J. J. Behan, manager..for the
Canadian National Railways,
western division, said that most
of the difficulties regarding ‘the
leasing of a portion of the form-
er drydock site for a sawmill. wns
“almost ironed out” and “the
deal was nearly settled”. |
Mr. Youngs was also appointed
the chamber’s representative to
the Civic Centre association ior
another - year.

The chamber ‘also agreed to
keep alert as to other means vf
amphibious transportation in the;
event. that the remaining Canso!
of Canadian Pacific Airlines be- |
came useless. i

Mr. Youngs said that: he. had:
spoken ,to Grfnt McConachiec, |
CPA president who voiced the,
opinion that he didn’t think. ‘tha!
Canso. “would hold out until :
1959" when it was expected the,
/Prince Rupert airport on Digby ,
Island would be completed.

Referred to the port’ and ma-
rine committee was a motion of i
J. S. Burns who urged that. the|
chamber take action to have Al-;
berta coal shipped through
Prince Rupert. Presently, - re |
said it was being shipped to the:
Orient through Seattle and;
Portiand. '

He said Prince Rupert shouid'
consider providing facilities. here:

 

 

 

couver was pondering building

Another member said the Alberta:
coal was near the CPR mainline,

mier Bennett had boasted that:
way would open up a large rca:
to Japan.

sible to use the facilities ‘of |
| Prince Rupert for shipping this;
‘ coal.”

The chamber also decided to
write the Stewart « Board of:
Trade offering its help. should:

 

‘n-an_Treasurv Agent, MBS
17:00—-Midnight News

/4$1:05—-Skimp Corner

12:00---Sign off

WEDNESDAY—

AM

6:30-—Toast and Jam

6:55-- Weather

7:00—Standard Mews Time
7:05—Toast and Jam
7:2n.Farlvbird News
7:35—Toast & Jam
7:40—-Sports Report
7:45—Weather :
7:50—Toast and Jam
8:00—-Standard News Time
8:05—Toast and Jam
8:30-—News

8:35---Toast and Jam Continued
9:00—Breakfnst Club, ABC
10:00-—-Midmorning News
10:05—Midmorning Melodtes
10:30-—-Woman to Woman
71:00—Tead Malone, ABC
13:15—Behind the Story, MBS
112::80---Martin Block
12°:00--Star Time

PUM.

1:15-—-Noon News
12::28-—-Wenrther

12:20--Swap and Sell
12:46--Prevue the Record
12:55--ACCA ‘

1:00—Qyeen Por a Day, MBS

1:40-—-News

1:45--INNton House, NBO
2:00—My True Story, ABO
2:30-—-Dr, Gentry

2:45—When a Girl Marries, NBO

!' 9:00—-Pepper Young, NBC

$:16—Whispering Streets, ABO
§:90--'True Confessions
4:00-—-Bilt Goodwin

4:30---Bible ‘Treasury Hour

' ¢45--Wonderland in Fantasy

6:00—Pive Star Matinee, NRO
9:30- ~Candolent & Sliver

 

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For the Best Selection of Chinese Foods
OUR SPECIALTY — TAKE OUT ORDERS

DIAL

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C.P. Airlines to Voneoaver

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LEAVE

P, VWuport 7380 a.

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SUNDAY ONLY

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the northern-community need it. |
A brief report on the Canadiaa

tion

Mr. Youngs.

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“s

   

FAST

CARGO
SAILINGS

Every Week

leaving Vancouver
@ MONDAY

delivering cargo
Pr. Rupert Thurs.

@ TUESDAY
delivering cargo
Friday a.m,

@ FRIDAY

delivering cargo
Monday a.m,

UN ION

STEAMSHIPFS LTD.

509 8rd Ave. West
Phone 5338 or 2329

 

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Open @ am. to 1 om.
OIh—~—sr.d Ave, West

 

EVANS

TRANSPORTATION co. LTD.
Phone 2085

DAILY BUS SERVICE

Connecting with

v CNR to Kitimat

Wid arrivals ire an follows:
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since Prince Rupert was two!
days closer to the Orient. Van-,

coal shipping facilities, he said. ;

the Pacific Great Eastern Rail-!

of anthracite coal for. shipment:

Chamber of Commerce conven-
in Victoria was given by

OOM O LL ane oe

OPPODODIISIOIA IO SINILITIFSS: eroe

‘Beer. Capital Confident of Series!

MILWAUKEE n—
bade its beloved Braves “auf
wiedersehn,” fully confident
they'll bring back a world series
championship from New York.

Leading the series 3 to 2 after
Lew Burdette’s. masterful 1-0
shutout of the Yankees Monday,
the Braves and Yanks had moved
to New York for a rest today be-
fore hooking up in the sixth
game Wednesday. More than 2,-
000 Braves’: fans cheer ed their
takeoff. , .

The feeling in this’ beer capital
of America was that “the Yan-
kees is. dead” without injured
Mickey Mantle and with. Mon-
duy’s failure by Whitney Ford,
who won-the series. opener,Oct. 2.

Milwaukee’s’ Bob ‘Buhf, who
has an 18.00 earned run average
from’ his ill-fated start against
the Yankees in Saturday’s thitd
game, indirectly struck a hard
blow against New York. It was
on Buhl’s wild pickoff toss to sec-
ond that Mantle and Brave .c-
ond gacker Red Schoendlest
tangled, with the star Yankee
centrefielder throwing a stand-

Milwaukee

up “block” which ruined his
shoulder.
Bob

the Braves in the regular ‘season,
is the series’ forgotten man,
Hazle has played in only two
games and is hitless in six trips.
Righthanded hitting Andy Pafko,
36, got the call in right field
against lefty Ford Monday and
did well. Andy combed Ford for
two singles and turned in a great
catch of Gil 'McDougald’s first-
inning liner..

of Sunday’s Milwaukee ‘triumph
with his two-run homer in the
10th, was-a prime factor in Mon-
day’s 1-0 Braves’ decision.. Ed-
die’s great start and fast finish
in running out his’ bounder ‘to
Coleman was the game's “big
hit.” And Mathews contributed a
| defensive play in the fourth, Af-
ter Joe Adcock booted -Berra's
roller and Enos Slaughter rapped

a single, Burdette was in trouble.
Harry Simpson then slapped a}
wicked bounder towards third.
Mathews speared the .ball on a
difficuit try and launched an in-
ning- ending double. play.

 

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“Tuesday, October. 8 1957" bes fo ‘

 

Eddie Mathews, the big hero .-

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Try Daily News Classified .

 

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‘SPECIAL MEETINGS.

"Wednesday, Oct. 9th
7:30 p.m.

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1:30

which would wipe out any pos-'
sibility of it being shipped here. |
’ A. Bruce Brown said that Pre-!

BUSINESS

“We should do everything: pos- |

ARCHIE,

 

Thursday, Oct.

of Delegates

Western Canada Council |

B.C. Federation of Labour

10th
p.m.

at the Civic Centre

Vote on Concilliation Awards and Election

   
  
   
   
  
  
 
    
  
   
    
    
    
    
    
   
    
      
  
  
  
  
    
  
   
  
    
     
  
    
  
  
 
 
 

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Alterations and Repairs
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