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CAKs FORK SALE

Closure time 4:30 p.m
vious to publication
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day pre-

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insertion; minimem charge 50 (Subject to Change)

cents FOR SALE—1950 Chev pick-up, | *s"+"s*sPeJ55 58M
Birth Notices, 50 cents; Cards od ondition Must sell THURSDAY

of Thanks, Death Notice Phone 283 or Black 937 after 6 PM

> N Marriage and 258p) | 5:00--At Home With the Lennicks

Funeral Notices, arriage ss i x Musiesl Prameam

Engagement Announcement FOR SALE 6:00—Supper S« sce

4) 6:30-—M N tie

= bs , e k aa : 1) OR N
Bpecial Display double price. FOR SALE—Beautiful 7 a
pe flank coat, lik : 1“ ’

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ANNOUNCEMENTS able. 320 5th § ‘ 8:00-—Citis '

- p.m 259} 4 } New

Hospital Auxiliary Hallowe'en : - vat 100—CBC V : Concert Gus
Tea, home of Mrs. C. C. Mills, FOR SALE—Small Coleman oil! 9:30 winn peg Drama
Oct. 31 heater. Cail at 502 7th Ea CH

(256p)

the Elk

been ¢

The date of

ade Ball hi

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oe hesterfield suite; chrome
again to October table and chair set in good
INVI' condition. 211 Elizabeth Apts
} TIONS are now available = “
ee " Odowe : Men's We : after 6 (257)
for the Elks Masquerade Ball ROSES, our selection. $7.25 doz.| 7:00-—B.C. Fishermen's Broadcast
on October 31 245) Tulips, grand mixture, 89c doz Music Clock
- Mai maga sa (8 30 New Weather Report
Canadian Legion Fall Bazaar, renee Steet oe 7:35 ¢ Cloc
November 5 wax. Write for Free Catalogue 3 04 New
ee " Fruit Tre Berry Plants, Nut 10 Bill Good
Cathedral Fall Bazaar, No-| ‘Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Eve 8:15-—2
vember 15 greens lrees vines, peren : 3 Mi i Lx
-— nials, Bulbs. Sardis Nurserie . : b
LO.D.E. Fall Bazaar, Novem- Sardis. B.C (256 : mae Tee Bi m ry
ber 20. : ; Feasts Tamaell
; = \ FOR SALE—Sewing machine— a oe ™
Nurses’ Annual Ball, Friday, Singer treadle, like new. Phone 9 :
Nov. 21, Legion Auditorium Red 497 257) 1 Mor y
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Sonja bazaar, November 21. FOR SALE if me ( wash- Veoh aan
. en ing machin with pump M Kiteher
Conrad P-TA card party, N Phone Green 807 (257) | 1 K en of the Ai
k
21 . : .
. FOR SALE Double bed and 30
Sea Food Dinner United spring-filled mattress $45.00 33
Church, Friday, Nov. 28 Red 928 (257P) | 53 45
Presbyterian Bazaar, Novem-| FOR pone 4-ft. felt mat- PM ‘
‘ tress. Phone Blue 700 (1t) | 12:00—Mid-Day Melodies
ric oe a ‘ _ 12:15—CBC New
Women of the Moose Bazaar, WANTED TO REN'I - = , Bo ei icast
Nov. 7. WANTED TO RENT—3-‘or 4- Re i 8
sensencsittncniemennentiies - : ™ " wnat nent 1:0 rhe Concert our
ange Ladies Bazaar, Nov. 15 room house or apartment.) ! Seathinat iedaael’ tack
_Grange I er Bazaar, " r. 48. Preferably centrally located ee Picea te ”
St. Peter’s Fall Bazaar, De- References if necessary. Phone OR € at indom
. 64 business hours (259) 34 Tr ‘ da M ee
rember 4 3 ada M e
a — aa . é etna ne —e 4:15—Road Show
United Church W. A. Fail FOR SENT to fice g ee
Bazaar, Dec. 4 FOR RENT—New 4-room furn- 4:55—Stock Quotations and Int
; etadiiaaade aoe ished house, one hour from
e BUSINESS PERSONALS Vancouver. Phone 466 or Red
NEARLY everybody uses 99. (c)| 298 (256p)
PLUMBING. auton {) heat- FOR RENT — Furnished room

 

 

“the, sheet metal work. Phone for lady. 115 7th Ave. East

543, 630 6th West. Letourneau.) __ 256p)
ee. : (tf!) SINGER SEWING CENTRE rent
MAGAZINES, novelties. Eddie’s. Portable machines. Phone

SEIGNIORIY CLUB, Que. @
News Stand c) 864

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siiiaiai oceania sanada, as the United States best
MR. MERCHANT — Plan your ROOM for rent in private home. customer, receives “rather poor
Christmas promotions early Close in. Phone Black 977 reatment” from that country,

Plan your advertising early coe gn Alex Gray of Toronto ,president
if you require any REPAIRS {f the Canadian Exporters’ As-

on the advertising department EXPERT WATCH AND JEWEL. sociatior

help call

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of the Daily News. Phone 749 LERY REPAIRS, Dave } Addressing the association's
(256ne) Besner~ Block, phone i ual meeting, he said Cana-
GaaLEY CAFE, formerly Len- 287 ia’s trade figures with the
nard’s Third Ave., a place vo WANTED ‘ United States “are not good.” In
eat good food (268) - “ ens ie — the first eight months of this
: - CASH for scrap brass, copper, year, Canada’s purchases from
NATIONAL Machinery Co. Lim- batteries and radiators. Phone the U.S. were $413,000,000 in ex-
ited, Distributors for: Mining, 543. Call 630 6th Avenue West, -
Sawmill. Logging and Con- City (tf)
tractors’ Equipment. F.nguir- ———— - soot >
fes invited. Granville Island WAN TE D TOP MARKET irmen eC ure
Vancouver 1, BC. (tf) PRICES PAID for scz ip iron
wnnk ‘ ; steel, brass, copper, lead, et:
Electrolux (Can.) Ltd. Green 960 Honest grading. Prompt pay- On Rescue Work
Parts Sales Service ment made. Atlas Iron &
—_ (e Metals Ltd., 250 Prior S Jan- . on rere .
5 | sour, BO Paces gene NORTH LUFFENHAM, Eng. CP)
THE VARIETY STORE for Hal- 3357 ~ (tf) —Canadian jet pilots from No
joween masks, fireworks — ~ F fighter Wing preach as well
candy. See the mass display REAL ESTATE ‘tise safety first
now (256¢c) —— @ the fuse . a Sabre
> iil am . FOR SALE Ten-room house t a : a f a of a Sabre
PERSONAL revenue $200 per month. Four J&t 25 No. 1 exhibit, a team ef
niet a rooms for own living quarters x airmen has been touring the
WILL CARE for sick or working New four tion. $5,000 terms English countryside to show po-
mother’s children. My home or $4500 cash. Red 816 (257p ice and firemen the best ways
Day, week or month. St : of rescuing crashed fliers
evin Apts (258) FOR SALE Four-room house The aa ty short lectures
i +--+, 4, furmished, on: two lots. §5500. a v ne ae eee
LOST AND POUND $67" Hays Cove Circle Red ‘Un through the rescue “drill
- a Sas 924 (253) “and show how t operate the
LOST—Tan leather wallet con- charge-laden mechanism of the
n CAN AN 4 Ge J 2AILWAYS
taining Class A Drivers license Sort ate one ee pe Se eat
and hunting license. Owner Lake. Rc. GTP. Station with a note of feality
leaving town Urgent that ent wood platform about the lecture scheme. Al-
finder return to Daily News Bid Form listing Term i : though the RCAF Fighter Wing
€ € f le r ay De ovtainec 1
: S457) i chemn tela Meena CNR Prince Nas a low accident rate, the
LOST—Budgie, “Cutie.” Reward. Rupert. B.c ) t. Division En- Sabre used in the demonstration
215 3rd St ee we

(255p)

was salvaged from a crash at
FOUND—Pair of glasses. Owner P?°"

.. | North Luffenham a few months

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Bayview Hotel and identify- until ‘12 N 1952. In charge of the mobile unit
ing (254p)| The Raliw , is FO: Don Williamson of In-

 

accept or reject any all bids. gersoll, Ont
t. Purchasing Agent,' C

To - or His aides are Set.
LOST—Acquamarine ring. Re- ;

ca , : = H. C. BRIDGE E. Montgomery of Edmonton;
ward. Phone Black 594. (257) Canadian National Railways 'Cpls. Jim Paton of Vancouver
= Vancouver 4, BC 25 I . .

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ee ~.| and Al Steeves of Calgary; Lacs.
LAND REGISTRY ACT Jim Lavigne of Montreal and
DOCUMENTS FILED No. 10852 J. L. Lavietoire of Hawkesbury,

HELP WANTED—FEMALE

STENOGRAPHER or typist, with! BE
or without experience. Apply Re

Certificate of Title KN: Ont,
Northern B.C. Power Co. Ltd. ec se Bog a mee a isis inia geet. same
Room 15, Besner Block. (260) lage of Stewart Map 818A
- WHEREAS

proof of
Certificate of Title
name of Allan Carolan

SITUATION WANTED ee

oss of the above

TF = - ssued ir ve
COMPETENT, well educated ad ae

6 been filed in this office, notice
general accountant and office }4 hereby given that I shall, at the
" Manager with wide field of expiration of one month from the
experience desires change of date of .the first publication hereot,

. . » issue a Provisional Certificate of 1
osition Central or Northern in Heu of said lost Gevetnenne "saa
L. preferred. Outstanding | jn the meantime valid objection be |

BC. references as to character,|made to me in writing. i

qualifications, etc. P.O. Box| DATED at the Land Registry Of-

204, Prince Rupert (260p) fice, Prince Rupert, B.C., this 10th |

om day of October, 1952, A.D |

YOUNG lady just out from Ger-

Andrew Thompson,
many, unable to speak Eng- Deputy Registrar of Titles.

  

lish, desires Steady house- ae ccneidliginiesineiiiaktacnienie see A
keeping job. Phone Red 788 ND REGISTRY ACT i
(1tp) | He: Certificate of Title No. 19237-1)

jenenliiomntapectaieeng to Lot Thirty-Nine (39),, Re-

BATTERY SEKVICE subdivision of Lot Thirty-Bight |

alsin ‘ aie (38), Block Two (2), Tewnsite|
Nerthern Tire & Rubber Co.—| of Silver City, Map 1140.

Goodyear tires, tubes, batter- WHEREAS satisfac tory proof of
ies, hose, belting, accessories loss of the above Certificate of Title |

 

  

a Kittie iad "| issued in the name of Jerome Wal- |
“ | i

rubber matting, alr foam, ¥-\dis has been in this office, |

belts. 712 Second Ave. Phone! notice is herer yen that 1 shall

NEWSPAPER EXECUTIVE ~
Philip Sydney Fisher of Mon-
treal is president and manag-
ing director of The Southam
Company Ltd., which controls
six Canadian dally newspapers
~-Vancouver Province, Calgary

Green 992. (C)\a@t the expiration of one month from
~ the date of the first publication
WE PAY cas for burnt out) hereot issue a Provisional Certificate
motors, say size or make. Wil-| of Title in Meu of said lost Certifi-
tord Electrical Works, Cow aie os i valid
objection made to me in writing. |

Bay. Phone Blue 391 (tf) ""Darep at the Land Registry 2

T Battery Shop, 234 East fice, Prince Rupert, B.C

this 27th

day of September, 1952, A.D

Srd Ave. Phone Blue 126. Re- ‘Audsew ‘Thompeon Herald, Edmonton Journal,
is , recharging and rebuild- Deputy Rogisttar of Titles Winnipeg Tribune, Hamilton
mg. Work guaranted. (c) (266e) | Spectator and Ottawa Citizen.

Today's Stocks

(Courtesy & D, Johnston Oo, Ltd.)

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VANCOUVER
American Standard __ 06
Bralorne . 476
BRX ) £2
Cariboo Quarts > 1.90
Cronin Babine 14
Giant Mascot 41
Indian Mines 06
Pend Oreille 4.90
Pioneer 1.85
Prenwer Border 12

| Privateer O04
Reno 03
Sheep Creek 1.20
Silbak Premier 26
Taku River 07
Vananda 02
Salmor Gold 025
Spud Valley 04
Silver Standard 1.35
Western Uranium 4.70

OUs—

| Angelo Canadian 6.65
A P Con 32

|; Calmont 1.05

| C&E 11.50
Mercury 20
Okalta 2.90
Royal Canadian 18

TORONTO
Athona 12
Aumaque 2!
Beattie Dusquesne 36
Beveourt 1.06
Buffalo Canadian 18
Consol, Smeltets 31.50
Conwest 3.35
Donalda 46
Eldona 43
East Sullivan 6.40
Giant Yellowknife 8.25
God's Lake 55
Harricana ATs
Heva 05+,
Duvex A0
Joliet Quebec 32'y
Littie Long Lac 60
Lynx 40
Madsen Red Lake 1.67
McKenzie Red Lake 34
McLeod Cockshutt 2.35
Moneta 35
Negus 16
Noranda 4.50
Louvicourt 17
Pickle Crow 144
Petrol Oi} & Gas 7
Senator Rouyn 13
Sherrit Gordon 4.50
Steep Rock 6.15

U.S.-Canada Trade One-Sided

Says Toronto Business Man

cess of her sales there—-“the
highest deficit in five years, and
the sad part is that our exports
are largely raw and semraw
materials and our imports larg-
ely highly-manufactured goods,”
Mr. Gray added:

This is a situation in which
our government could act, if it
was not against its policy.’ {

The House of Representatives
committee headed by Represen-
tative Emanuel Cellier had been
critical of Canadian marketing
of newsprint and had charged
Canadian manufacturers with
monopoly contro] and. price-fix- |
ing “and this congressman would
like to reduce US. imports of our!
newsprint

“We have a surplus of cheese,
but US. controls do not permit
such imports. Our cattle and
meat products are stili shut out,
because of foot and mouth dis-
ease, eradicated some months |
ago

Simplification of the Customs}

Act has still not been acted on
by Congress, and on top of this
is the recent act of the U.S. cus-
toms in refusing to permit Can-
adian copper and brass products
LO pass through tiaetr country in
bond, without a U.S. export ‘per-
mit.”

FARNBOROUGH, England CP)
—Officials appealed to the pub-
lic for any pieces of wreckage
from the De Havilland jet fight- |
er that disintegrated during a
recent air show. Souvenir hunt-
ers may hold tiny bits of wreck-
age that would help to solve the
cause of the accident

Simple Rack Aids in
Of Precious Garden Tools

Garden tools are precious in
this inflation era.
Since the greatest deterioration
comes when tools are idle, care-
ful cleansing this fall and dry
storage in a simple rack in bage-
ment or shed over winter are
necessary precautions

The worst enemy of tools is
rust. This attacks the metal
parts during the winter when
the tools are in storage and does
more damage then than in the
summer, when they are in con-
stant use.

To check the rust, first clean
all outside metal parts by wash-
inging thoroughly. Caked mud
should be softened and removed.
Then dry, and cover the metal
with a thin film of lubricating
grease, or Oil, All bearings of
wheel tools should be oiled. Tt is
possible to obtain new handles,
where the old ones have broken,
and these should be set in place
| “hea %

aying and dustin -
| ment should be cleaned “he
| oughly of all old spray materials.
| Take the nozzles of sprayers
iw and clean. Of the pumps

 

 

of sprayers, and set them away

4 Prince Kuper
Thursday

 

 

By EAS
Waiting Bid May Help

After his partner ope

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t Daily News
tober 30, 1952

 

BLACKWOOD on

ridge

LEY BLACKWOOD
Clarify Situation Later

ned the bidding with one
heart, Mr. Abel looked at his hand and properly fig-

ured that he was too strong to bid one no-trump and

not quite strong enough to bid two no-trump, There-|

fore he correctly decided

to make the waiting bid

of two clubs. .

This two-over-one call is fore
ing for one round and possibly
Mr. Champion's rebid would
clarify the situation. Mr. Cham
plon’s rebid was two diamonds
and while Mr. Abel would have
preferred to bear a two spade
bid, he still was justified in
making one more try with a bid
of two no-trump. Mr. Champion
also had little left over and he
went on to three

If Mr. Muzzy
South cards
would be

had held the
his probabie fit

bid two no-trump I

have nothing in my partner's
bid and honors in all three of
the other suits,” would be his

reasoning. If he were asked why
he didn't respond two clubs he

would answer I don't want
to play clubs, I don't think this
is a ‘club’ hand

The point is, of course, that
when you make the correct re-

sponse of two clubs you don’t by
any means commit your side to
playing in that sult. You are
merely marking time, waiting
for further information. And if
partner sees fit to raise clubs
strongly (beyond the three no-
trump ijevel) then clubs will be
the best spot

Mr. Abel's bidding of this hand
was better than his play. Mr
Meek opened the jack of spades

and Mr. Abe! ducked in dummy
and won with the queen. He
promptly proceeded to lead the!
queen of diamonds and let it
ride. Mrs. Keen won with the
king and led back a spade,
clearing the suit

Mr. Abei uidn't have nine
tricks unless he won at least

two clubs, So he took the club

finesse. Mr. Meek won with the
king and ran the efitire spade |
suit

Proper piay was to take the
chub finesse first. If this lost
the diamond finesse could be

tried later and If this lost, too,
at least it would be losing to
the hand that did not have the
long spade holding. As you see
if the hand had been played in
this manner, Mrs. Keen
have been powerless to give her}
partner the lead after she won
with the king of diamonds |

NORTHERN SPACES

Alaska derived its name from
an Eskimo word meaning rough
ly “great lands.’

 

Storing ©

without screwing down the tank
caps, so that the rubber gaskets |
are not compressed. Dusters!
should be cleaned and the out-
side metal parts oiled, but in-
stead of oll, powdered graphite |
should be used on the Inside
Make a resolution when your
tools have been cleaned, to keep |
them clean in the future. This)
will prolong their Yves, and make |
a substantial saving. A rack in |
which every tool has its place

‘will be found worthwhile. \

BLONDIE

 

 

 

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North dealer

Hast-Weet vulnerable

North

(“Mr Champton)

B—A 7

H-A KW 6

le—A 10864

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(Mr. Meek) iMre, Keen)
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(Mr. Abel)

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North Eaant South Weat
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ANCIENT BRICK

SALISBURY, Rhodesia (P).A
Salisbury man who found a
small clay brick in Mesopotamia
36 years ago has just learned
it is a deed of sale nearly 3,600
years old. It has just been re-
turned from British museum of-
ficials with a note saying it was
a iegal document
sale of a house

concerning

 

 

 

GEORGE DAWES

AUCTIONEER
Phone Biack 846 and Red 127

 

REMEMBER !
One FREE Day at

BULGER’S

during October.

Save all Sales Slips
till Nov. 1st.

 

   

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LOUGHTON, Bngiand «Pp
Tennants in a new block ot |
council flats in this Bucking. |
hamshire district complained

that ehildren mMonopolise the

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Cer,
elevator during the daytime, on fF

while coufting couples take {t .
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over at night,
Feaec éy Prof :
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John F. L. Hughes, D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR

Hrs, 10:30-12:30, 2:00-5:00
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Phone Blue 442 Bullding and
Kinds
POR YOUR ROCK ROOPS +. Cnry
AND CONCRETE WORK OIL BURNER,
EVERY JOB GUARANTEED —
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PHONE Bly a
Open Friday

PRECISION SAW FILING

Lawn Mowers Sharpened
215——Ist Ave. W,
Phone 909
P.O. Box 721

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HELEN’S H. G. HELGERG
BEAUTY SHOP LIMITED
Permanent Waving REAL ESTATE &

Beauly Culture in all

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LING THE T
QUALITY REPAIRS ae Tailors
For Downtrodden Hee i ing -
and Wurn Boles ang
Box 774 Second Ave Clothes Made
MAC 220 Sixth st
SHOE HOSPITAL
PORTRAITS
Shipping and General
Moving, Packing, Crating TAKEN ATH
Cartage and Storage Chandler's Phatg
Complete, Reliable and Effi- jj] *!6 #h 8 0

clent Service. Aliso agents for
Canadian Liquid Air Co. Lid
for Oxygen, Acetylene and all
welding supplies,

|| LINDSAY’S CARTAGE
|| & STORAGE LIMITED
j Cor. 2nd and Park Avenues
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