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ae hp. se eeps Javelin and many
“Past Mistiesses  Aéssotlation {Oxtr@s. Sleeps two. Price $2250.
1..0.B.A. Rummage § Sale, Aug. 3], phone 2504. at Yacht on Bip)
conten eman Rummage Sale, 12 ft. Fiberglass boat. Reason-
eF able, Phone 6443 after 5.
Conrad United W.A. Rummage (180p)
Bale, Sept 14. TROLLING boat, 34 [t. Phone
St. Andrew's Cathedral WeA.| 4460.0 0 BB)
Rummage Sale, Sept. al. 36 ROOMS FOR RENT —

Nurses Bursary. Ball, Sept, "28,

~ Hospital Auxiliary — Rummage
Sale, Sept. 29.

Catholic Bazaar Oct, 9 and 10.

 

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Eastern ‘Star
Hall, Oct, | 23,

Rebekah Bazaar, “Oct 3h.

| Legion Auxiliary Bazaar, Nov.

 

Masonic

Bazaar,

 

 

AW. A. to ULF. A. W.U. Fall Bazaar,
Nov. 14, Civie Centre.

Presbyterian | Pall Bazaar, Nov.
2b.

£.0.D.E. Fall Bazaar, Nov. 27.

~ Women. ‘of the Moose Fall Ba-
Zaar, December 4.

i Ee K sONAL

TO ; eon tac t ‘Alcoholics Anony-
mous write Box 343 or phone
3394. (187;

‘M4 BUSIN isS PE RSON ALS

oe me 9

ASTORIA Messenger-—Dial, 4724,
Agents Al's Laundry & Clean-
ers (Terraces. Pickyp & Delivery.
(185)

EXPRRIENCED $ tailoring, aller-

ations and. tépairs. Fast BSALy-
ice, Aléx’s Tuilor Shop 361 3rd
West, (185)

.4N BREE'S Upholstery—Give

your car interior au new look,
Phone 4642, ask for basement
suite for information. (183)

“VAN BREE Upholstery’— for
professional upholstery, Phone

4642, ask for basement suite, 4
(183)

WIL FORD Flectrical Works. Mo-
tors bought, sold, rewound
and repaired, (199)

PANTS or slacks. “Tailoring by
Ling the Tailor. Quickest serv-
ice in one or two days. _ _ £205)

ELECTROLUX
Sales and Service. Phone 2778.
No, 2 Leeds Apts. (194)

ROCCO.- Contractor. Brickwork,

pnlastering and painting. Phone |

 

 

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2026. (181p) |
“AVON COSMETICS”-—Mrs. Art
_ Berg. Phone 2680. (191)

26. HELP WAN TED—FEMALE

CLERK-TYPIST required in ex-

pandineg business. 35-hr. week.
MS.A., Group Insurance and
other benefits. Good — salary.
Write Box 346 Daily News. (180)

PERMANENT pasition, s-sten-
ogranher and general office
work. Write P.O. Box 457, Prince

 

 

 

Rupert, ee (188?

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"SHEL LL-—-Stave and Furnace Oi]
Niel 210)

PHILPG?'?, EVITT & CO. LTD.

 

Prompt and Courteous Service
(184)
33°

FOR SALE Miscellaneous

VAN BREE'S
UPHOLSTERY

Give your Chesterfield suite or
Chair a new Jook at Van Brec's
Upholstery,

Reasonable Prices

» DON'T WAIT .

Phone 4642 Now

basement suite for full

information,

Ask for

BOAT SHED, 30 x “90, “eauipped

with tools and blreksmith
shop, Living quarters of 3 rooms,
furnished. On waterfront in

ed to machine shop. Excellent
opportunity and cheap to right
mon. Apniv Chas, Aberg, iy O,
Misset, B.C, agip)

OW, steve, washing “Inaehine,

chesterfield suite, olf heater
kitehen ehroame suite, double bed
complete, china eabinet and
buffet, verious tables, chairs ate.

Phone’ 92 ano after 6 pam, CAM)

LLOYDS bnhy nuyrey.-calhin.
Ihle type far

ensy shoring
while travelling, Body converts

to ear enh, In ‘nycellont eandd
ton. 918 Wh Ava, Wnat, (tfene)

POT burner oll rane, “eamntato
a burrel and stand, a

aM ‘

McLARY “aloe. ‘yanee,. Giasq
oven, Rally oaitomatie,  81h0.
Phone ARB, ' (180)

GUNA. Phone wn0, BY)

we cei am see eee te: BF ome amin

M4 WANTHN—Miseenanenie

WAN'TINND — Tan market nicer
patd fey gseray tron, steel, brass,
eanper Tend, ate, THoneat Nt,
Be payinent mada, Athi
ran & Metal Tie. 240 Priar Ab,
Voneonver, TC. Phone Paci fig
ANAT. h)

THRE It leltdonna rendy. ‘for ‘plates

35 BOATS AND ENGINES

38 COTTAG: S, CAMPSITES

‘| Whalen.

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19 ft. Norseman Cruiser with. 30

 

 

HOUSEKEEPING room. Gentle-
man preferred, 621A 3rd Ave
West. , (1834

LIGHT housekeeping room, No
drinkers. Call 742 7th West,
(184)

SLEEPING room. Phone 4359.
81)

432 Me-
84p)

 

BROOM, Good location.

Bride St.
ROOM AND Boarp
‘Board

37

ROOM and.
Phone 4950.

men
gl)

for

 

SUNSET Cabit: Ss Lakelse “Lake
_ Cabins. boats, store, tea room
Phone 48M. Box 421, Terrace. Fc

(182)

JQHNSON’S Cabins, Lakelse. T
Si; Manory Prop. Cabins. Boats
Coffee Bar and Groceries, Phone

 

 

48Y. (205)
398 SUITES FOR RENT
|

FOR quiet working — counle, |
Phone 4807. (179p) |
TWO room furnished suite. 940°
Ambrose. (17 TO}

FN a ne ee een nee re oe

40 HOMES FOK SALE |

NEAR ANNUNCIAT ION
Modernized 3-bedroom. family
home in this handy location,
Features Pembroke plumbing.
two lots double garage. This is
vood at $8450. ot
, -4 ROOMS—$6500
Neat and
close to Kine Edward
Electric kitchen, fenced
Some furniture included.
ARMSTRONG AGENCIES LTD.

tidy wartime four,.
School. ;
yard. i

Dial 3134 Eves. 2688
, (179)
THREE bedroom home, auto-|

motic off heat. With or without
furniture, Immediate possession.
12 ft. V-bottom Hand modei
boat, oars or outboard, $100: 5-7
h.p. Easthone Marine Engine.
nearly new $100. Carpenters and |
ather tools. Leaving the city |
Phone 3051 for apnointment. M.}
'M. Stephens, 432 West 5th Avo.
(182) }

THREE bedroom house. Larve
rumpus room in basemen:.;

 

 

: New automatic oll furnace with,
100 gal. tank. Phone 4946.

 

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T.

LISTINGS WANTED

STATE
“MORTON” YOUNG i
AGENCIES LTD.
LISTINGS WANTED
Phone 3236 213 Third St.!
Agent B.C. Auto Association.

42 WANTED ro RENT

!
|
FURNISHED two or 3 bedroom

 

 

house for school teacher.
Phone School Board Office!
3655. (182) |

FURNISHED 2 or 3 ‘bedroom |
house, Phone Gordon McCil-:
cheon at 3556 or 2244. (183

Cont act
Columhi?

TWO bedroom house.
Personnel Office,
Cellulose Co. Ltd.

iE PROPERTY bon SALE

leveled
to 670

371-fool lot—-« leared,
and fenced, Next door
Th Ave, East. Write C.

Moraes
Rose Lake, B.C. (180)

46 BUSINES Ss “OPPORTUNITIES

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FOR SALE—Buillding. 25° x 100’.

Large apartment upner floor,
Apply 330 2nd Ave. West, (186)
A “AUTOMOBILES
‘SAGRIFICE.21951 Pontian Ir

rood running order. Radio and
vty conditioner, Phone 3053 af-
ter 5. (179)

‘BS “Pontine. “Goon condition, Ra-
dio heoter, 1998 ath Bast after
5 p.m, Phone 5408. (V7 ne

TAT Chr valer, Semenmecs meees mace pene Ne

fluid drive,
rust, $550. Phone 5084, eves
2085, ( 179)

fe semper ome

54 Plymouth NW pr Ive Nelvedore

Radio ond heater, Gaod ean-
dition, Phone BTR, ' (1823p)
52 Ford. Redutlt prone, Ver

anod tmnine condition, Phar.
3303 tater qj pn, CRO)

82 Parna Panel, Phone ana
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1959 chev o-door Sedan,
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When American Express was formed 106. years ago, the company ".
8 and valuables between Albany and
between Boston’ and New York City.

‘However, the firm is best known around the globe for its fumous
travelérs cheqiies—and least known for its behind-the-scenes corps
the y

only nervice was carrying go
Buffalo, N. ¥. and

of special agents who insure
sifety of thie cheijtes,

If such cheques are. lost or
stolen before the owner has coun-
tersigned them for spending,
American Express replaces them
or refunds the money promptly.
Then, if theft or robbery is in-
volved, it turns Joose its %wn
Special Agents. These are the
men of the Inspectors Division,
which. has been hailed ag “the
finest international detective ser-
vice,” by none other than Scot-
land Yard.

Theft, forgery, burglary or any
other improper acquisition. of
travelers cheques, anywhere in
the world brings the American
Ixpress Inspectors Division, into
action, In fact, some of the un-
derworld’s most notable members
have found themselves behind
burs because they made the mis-
take of trying to cash stolen
travelers cheques.

Nowadays, big-time profes-
sional criminals seldom go for
travelers cheques. The work of
American Express’ special crimi-
nal detection bureau is largely
aimed against small-time thieves,
pickpockets, bag-snatchers and
the like, who prey on citizens
grown careless or distracted. Va-
cation-time is especially the busy.
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elers cheques are among loot
which a thief has taken from a
home or from a person’s pocket-
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travelers cheques which bring the
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on an individual trip. .

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when travelers cheques are stolen
by a pickpocket or sneak thief
along with other loot, his im- |
mediate reaction is to rush to the
nearest mailbox and send them
back to the company. They have
learned to worry that, like the
Canadian Mounted Police, the In-
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Today’s Stocks

S. PD. Johnstop Co. Lta.
VANCOUVER

American Standard 0... .13
Beaver Lodpe .... .20
Bralorne 0.000 3.90
Canadian Colleries ....... 6.00
Continental Potash ........ 6.00
Cronin Babine ...0000..... 5
Farwest Tungsten 00.0... 17
Giant Mascot ol... 101%
Grandue occa 2.20.
Indian Mines ................... OT Vs
North West Ventures .... 10
National Explorations 27
North West eVntures 310
Pacific Nickel .0.00.0.0 0.0000... 1.15
Pioneer Mines ......0.000....... 1.35
Premier Border. ................ 07%
Quatsino Copper ........0..  .43

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This very forward

-Uutdoors with Marty

By The Canadian Presa

By ERIC S, MARTIN

Our neighboring‘province this year has set aside a consider- |

able area and period so that the bow and arrow hunters may do
their stuff undisturbed by firearms users,

step willj

doubtless bring archery enthus-
iasts to Alberta, where they may
find hunting quite similar to our
own. Bull moose and elk, toget-
her with buck mule deer are on
the open list, and nohody need
fear that the bow Is inadequate.
Kills on all these animals have

already been made,

too, while at least one
ed protagonist made
trip to Africa with

on grizzly

well-heel-
the long
specially

made hows and actually filled
his two elephant permit.

Since British Columbia can
amply cater to any reasonable

hunting requirements,

we should

not fai] to invite the archery
set to share our bountiful out-~

doors,

Some heavy

spring
coming out of local rivers.

salmon
Hal

Windt of Terrace whipped a
fifty-four pounder at the Kal-

um, another better than sixty

was captured from the Kitimat.

and that great sports. angler
Osborne Strout surpassed (this
massive kill with a sixty ~ four
This on 18 pound
tackle is a worthy reward to a
deserving light tackle man. Have
a whisper that this is not the
largest from the Kitimat this

pound fish.

season. More later.

the stern, rushing,

beginning to

fully out of place.

well

ditioned mule deer

 

Sheep Creek ow. 3
Silbak Premier 2.00.0... .09
Silver Standard |.............. 35

Spud Valley
Skeena Silver 0.000000...
Sunshine Lareau

(a)... 16

Trojan Consolidated ....... 68
Vananda | outer ee!
Oils—
A. P. Consolidated .......... 57
CL. Bt Bl iccccccceceeesee tere 33.25
ProvO (8) ow... 4.25
Home Oi] “A” oe. 19.00
Inland Natura} Gas ........ 10.50
ESO
bee 2.33
Peace River Gas re 13.50

Trans Canada Common 37.00
Canadian Delhi ........... 11.10
Peace River Pete ............ 2.00

TORONTO & MONTREAL

Atlin Ruffner 0.0... 58
Consolidated Discovery .. 2.75
Consolidated Smelters .... 23.00
Conwest ......... bes 5.50
Beleher oc . 2.55
Casslar Asbestos ... ..... 6.75
East Sullivan 2.05
Giant Yellowknife 4.00
Coldstream 00.0 ce 1.00
Harricana wee 27
DUVOX oo occcecccce cc ccecee ec eteeeee eters 16
JoHet Quebee ou 8S
Little Long Lac ou... 2,80
Lorado ..... eee 1,08
Madsen Red. Lake cece DAT
Maritimes .. ., 1.30
Macleod Cockshu tt. 1.07
Moneta occ cece eee 72
North Rankin oo... 1.28
NOVANGD | cree gees . 47,50
Norpax cpt AAT
Pickle Crow 0.000.000... 1.08
Petrol Ol & Gus io. . 83
Quebec Capper... 62
Sherritt Gordon . 6.16
Steep Rock v.00... M25
Silver) Miller Cpe 70
Norsyncomaque on wd
Cdn. Chem, & Cellulose 6.75
Rix Athabasen woe 70
Nesbitt Labine 45
Rayrock cee DAG
PUPDOC ccs OOTY
MUBNet oo ee 06
Violamac 1,46

All ‘quotalions ‘ire bid prices
unless otherwise marked,

qrweaen ameeiney oe

FRED K. DOWDTE
OPTOMETRIST

Phone 5548
$08 Ard Ave. W.

Cdecovevcereeracaverraarareeress

 

 

 

Huenoa Alves, eapital af Ar-
renting, was founded tn Vid by

 

 

Pedra de Mondavi.

 

of this newly awakening lan
2iwhere the visiting angler is but
learn that the
gentler Waltonian tackle is woe-

The lovely fishing lady from
the County Tyrone had wanted
to catch somé of our dolly vard-
perhaps not realizing that
they are not held in such high

esteem as the cutthroat trout
she took from ‘Tona Lake. Now , of two small boys who loosened

Ann Mcaleer may return to- the a siding’ switch that derailed a

more placid waters of the Strule |

and the Derg with memories of:
frigid rivers does not know whether charges

ad,, will be laid against them..

Some interesting observations.
each corroborated, are given bv
qualified outdoorsman Al
With a companion he
was driving the old Telkwa road
when they spotted a well con-

doe fifty

fyards ahead. She bounced away
9 tand disappeared around a bend
05 iin the road. Al speeded up for
Aly: ia closer look and she started off

‘again, This continued through|nor deny a report that it is un-
eee charges willbe, laid ar!
gainst the. boys.. Myr. : “McMillan

. 1 “Mtour bends in. the road until the
» 92 Vase | saw that some. Serious, run-

jning was necessary to get away
from this persistent follower.
{While Al concentrated on
driving the passenger watched’

_J|ARCHIE

4u7

 

the speedometer until 50 mph
was registered. At this stage the
doe turned away after ‘having
rauite evidently extended herself
near to the limit, and our two
observers feel sure that she
maintained 45 mph for a quarter
mile.

The same source reports the
presence of band-tailed pigeon
and mourning dove along high-
way 16, both of which birds us-
ually stay much further south.
Since your scribe has also ob-
served these two species, it
would appear that they, dike
many other wild things,) follow
human settlement; note that the
starling is finally establishing
himself in this neighborhood.

Your scribe takes off from
Terrace on Saturday for. the
Atlantic seaboard, to return by
Labor Day. Expect to: try. for |

Ocracoke, Nor ‘th Carolina;
columns noé. forthcoming
time, will make up later.

Ne Chavos :
Laid Yet
In Wreck.

“it!
on

 

 

the

WINNIPEG @ — The mother

Canadian National Railways’
train’ said -Tuesday night she

In a telephone interview she
said,
yet.” Eight-year-old sons of a
irailway employee were out pick-
jing blueberries when they hap-|"
pened on the unlocked switch,
shifted it and were unable to}
return it to its original position
before ‘the train arrived. Later
they watched horrified from
nearby bush as the CNR’S con-
tinental went off the main line
near Nourse, 36 miles: east of
here.

CNR Vice- President J. R. | Me-
Millan would neither confirm

 

weakfish in Peconic Bay: on Long os
Island, and for striped bass’ aty

“we haven't heard a word :

Pri

RADIO-ACTIVE DYNAMITE

Canadian Press Staff Writer — oe,

    
   
     

nce Rupert Daily News.
Thursday, August 1, 1957

By JOHN E. BIRD

OTTAWA ©) — Atomic ‘radio-activity — deadly in rae ‘
doses—has been added to dynamite to make it safer to hand:

adding an active but harmless quantity of radioactivity an
mony in the dynamite mixture while It is being manufacture
Miners and others handling the explosive thus can use a Geig-

The federal mines department has perfected a iy a 7 |

‘er counter to locate sticks which have. failed to. explode ; or
have heen lost or misplaced, ;
The department hopes =

duce the number of accidental deaths and injuries from dyn Oe

‘mite explosions. Most accidents occur in mines. and quattyes
‘-in logging, farming and construction.
In 1955, 112 acciclents

the development. will sharply’ “tie

AG h tu ui

in Canada involved . explosives,

mainly dynamite. Twenty-two persons were killed .and, "19

injured. Deaths in the 1952- 55 period totalled 111 and: 894
were injured, fn

Business & Professional

 

J. H. BU
O"TOMETRIST.

John Bulger Ltd. Jewellers
Across from Post Office

- This advertisement. is not published or aisplayed by ‘the Liquér .’
Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia’ ‘

Me es ey

ate,

‘|, GREER & BRIDDEN.
8 sy LIMITED
‘BUILDERS ond.

CONTRACTORS &

“215 Ist Ave, West. Phone a

LGER

 

 

 

said Tuesday night it may not
be known for several days. Juv-
enile authorities are being con-
sulted. - .

 

[CLEANERS and MENDERS

 
 

. Upholstery
- Mattresses --

_ 0, TSCHNADEL

324 6th St.’

 

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Car Seats

Dial 5027,

 

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