niouiitalne.
"Goo-Goo
fluttered
"OOSe
Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Tuesday,
M;iy
8,
1951
nrhlv
and
ent.
nhnnt
fV,,..
fw
tin
Old
Mallard
Famous
Pet
Black
Hclge
ackwood
on
(Or
off
the
ground.
Then
she
sank
!
"'$t
list
hrt,
pQrtv
She'd
put
on
too
much
weiuht
!
wi.,.
.
'
Rw
Enclev
Blockwocd
Z"'e,r.s
01
'
to
fly."
i
nlf!ht
&
1
UOO-li
irsmnea
ne
f
Vii..
n
""'sit.
to
the
qui-et
life
and
now
toddles
M.ii
Yr,i0n,Sln
ft
around
in
the
sunshine,
smug
in
Re!n-h
m
Tt
its
fame.
I?.'8
i
BI,i.
.
,
a"
a,,a
,
Budi
When
Mi--.
New's
three-spade
bid
came
around
to
old
pet
mallard,
goo-goo';
b.u
.
,
,
,
,
.
.
,
become
a
famous
uuck
in
.le-C
him,
Mr.
Muzzy
consulted
his
abacus
i
tor
the
third
Pa:-ts.
time
in
this
deal.
Again
he
counted
the
beads
repre-
."aid
senting
the
number
of
"points"
in
his
hand.
The
beads
the
biggest
egg
of
ail
by
tu
nin,?
...
ht
hi
..I
into
a
drake.
Since
thut
t.me
13
'Didn't
Caie,"
"Tennessee
Waltz,1
!"01'
Man
River."
"Joshua
Fougjit
the
Battle
of
Jericho,"
"Steal
'Away"
and
"Maybe
I'm
Right."
!
The
party
consisted
of
Jimmy
;
Bryant,
New
York
City,
tenor
and
master
of
ceremonies;
Ar-j
thur
L.
Be-atty,
Boston;
Biiiy
McDuncan,
Detroit,
second
tenor;
Columbus
Robinson.
Brooklyn,
bass,
and
Grover
Lee
Wembley,
New
York,
pianist.
;
Art
Olsen
and
Eugene
Nelson
pre-ided
at
the
door
and
usherettes
for
the
evening
were
Barbara
Dumont
and
Claire
Ritchie.
The
troupe
drove
in
from
Terrace
yesterday
afternoon
after
a
tour
through
the
central
interior
and
left
this
morning
on
their
return
to
Vancouver
direct
enroute
back
to
the
United
States.
-Goo
has
neve.
haul
to
pas,
air.
luuzzy
ih.m-u.
years
ago
Gc
he
did
sa
he
looked
a;vun.l
A:
r
?
-
r!
Don't
trust
your
ey
.North
(Mr.
Mhz)
K
.)
io
!i
a
A
10
u
10
tl
K
Q
10
2
1!-
r-c-
la-l
(Mr.
Ii:ilr)
'')
P
Id
fc
H
:
(Mr.
riianipiiin
)
S--Q
4
II-J
(1
4
3
D-A
K
J
3
c;-
a
4
a
at
the
kibitzers
in
a
superi.r:
fashion
as
if
to
say,
"N:.
watch
hew
accurately
thi.s
point
count
thing
works."
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
Mr.
New
proceeded
to
mak1
fcur-odd.
Mr.
Champion
took
the
flrv.
two
tricks
with
the
king
and
ace
of
diamonds.
He
then
shif'ed
t"
the
trey
of
hearts
and
dummy's
r.ce
wen.
Mr.
New
now
led
th;
nine
of
spades
from
the
board
and
won
it
with
his
ace.
He
followed
with
another
spade
lead
H
K
Ql!
I-
Q
!)
3
CI
'J
7
ft
'Harmony
Kings
Wegro
Jocai
JPaAij
Jlearcl
VocaF
entertainment
of
a
different
type
for
Prince
Rupert
was
presented
to
an
audience
of
about
300
persons
in
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
last
night
by
the
American
Negro
Harmony
Kings
quartette
of
radio
no'e.
They
harmonized
and
swung
In
Negro
spirituals,
tales
from
the
Bible,
semi-classical
selections
and
straight
ballads
with
some
smart
patter
for
some
of
their
popular
numbers
such
as
'Ten-
;
nessee
Waltz."
,
The
voices
and
the
harmony
were
excellent
although
the
vem
in
which
some
numbers
were
presented
might
have
seemed
a
t
little
drastic.
1
Outstanding
numbers
included
the
unique
arrangement
of
or
Man
River"
and
"Just
a
Closer
Walk
With
Thee"
with
its
,
vocal
background
to
the
solo-
''
1st.
The
four
vocalists
had
splendid
support
from
the
pianist.
The
numbers
included
"Swiii;
Down
the
Chariot."
"Just
u
Closer
Walk
With
Thee,"
"River
Uf
Jordan,"
"Shadrack,"
"Lucky
or
Sun."
"Dcm
Hones,"
"If
I
looked
back.
His
pins
ar?
rusty
wKh
tMt
and
he
hubbies
wearily
around
the
backyard
of
Mrs.
I.unuun-taine,
who
found
Coo
-Don
whe:
it
was
a
dewny
baty.
In
the
first
blu.h
of
g
owt!.
Goo-Goo
laid
some
324
esa
then
output
slowed
anci
it
b-gan
clucking.
Th
tad
feathc
I'haiuicd
and
the
colored
riiv
typir".!
cf
mole
mallards
anre
i-ed
on
the
neck.
The
baak
dark
ened
and
the
eggs
stopped
entirely.
Epe:H
came
around
and
suggested
its
name
be
changed
(
"Sir
Francis"
o;
something
.-uit
uble
to
its
sx.
As
a
lady
cluck,
Goo-Goo
had
onlv
one
brief
11
nsr.
'
A
wiii
mallard
was
winginj
ever
the
ya
d
ar
i
saw
Guo-Q
:
and
put
addcnqerS
it
-tltt
!l
(Mr.
N)
H
A
7
0
a
H
7
5
l-7
0
4
2
C
A
J
0
The
bidding:
Hniilli
rt
Nuilli
,
Pass
Puss
1
C
1
S
Pa4
23
3
8
All
pan
DENTIST-POLITICIAN
Dr.
John
Lome
Macdougall,
53,
is
ment
for
Vancouver-Burrara.
A
dentist.
Dr.
Macdougall
was
wounded
three
times
in
the
First
World
War.
Married,
he
was
first
elected
'o
the
House
in
in
19.
He
'as
formerly
Liberal
organize
for
British
Columbia,
i
CP
PHOTO)
I
ml
Pu;,M
and
when
Mr.
Champion's
queen
I
fell
it
was
all
over.
A
third
spade
lead
was
taken
and
then
Mr.
New
led
fouri
rounds
of
clubs,
discarding
his)
iast
heart
cn
the
fourth
round.!
"Fourteen
point,
is
ihi
mini-
HE
FOOLED
THEM
SASKATOON
,
Sunk.
ft-Wel-wftnors
all
wore
green
tics,
na1-urally,
when
they
greeted
Sean
Murphy,
Republic;
of
Ireland
ambassador
to
Canada
or,
a
visit
here
But
the
ambassador
him-;:if
v."i
c
a
l)!ue
tie
can
fool
He
fumoed
a
heart
in
his
hand,
'mum
which
I
can
raise
even
trumped
a
diamond
in
dummv
""..:
e,
'
he
said.
-I
eoulc.i'i
imi:K
nnd
conceded
the
last
trick.
Th"s
doing
it
U'U'e."
he
won
a
total
of
five
stxuie
'
How
abaut
'prom
jting'
thoi;
tricks,
four
clubs
and
one
heart.
s;sJde
lienors?"
Miss
Brash
sug-
"Weli,
what
happened
there?"
tc
ted.
asked
Miss
Brash.
"It
wasn't
ice-
"No,"
.
eplied
Mr.
Muzzy
in
r
cold
tar
game.
You
might
hav
rcnsclentlous
tone.
"You
an!,
lost
a
fourth
trick
to
the
queen
promote
honovs
in
yotir
partner':
of
spadei.
but
I'd
certainly
have
suit
when
they
total
less
than
wanted
to
be
in
four
on
tiv
fo,lr
points.
My
kmg-ja::k
o
hand.
Couldn't
you
have
bid
spades
totaled
four
points
,-.o
n
again,
Mr.
Muzzy?"
promotion
was
in
order."
(
Irltii'iil
llliikiaiiiM
tin.
l.
..i,
..I
To
Vancouver
(today)
Mrs.
H.
J.
Wilson.
R.
D.
Whitmore,
Dr.
Whitmore,
L.
Ryd-'r,
Mr.
L'Ahbe,
A.
Cavil,
G.
Milburn,
G.
J.
Robinson.
Mrs.
C.
Rogers.
E.
E.
Campbell,
H.
Craddock,
J.
Kitchen,
H.
Goltz,
J.
A.
Kenmuir,
L.
E.
Pooke,
O.
L.
Elliot.
From
Sandspit
(Monday)
P.
Osmenchenko,
P.
Deminehuck,
T.
Holawaeh,
D.
Kedorza,
C.
Hauca,
V.
Purcel,
N.
Nelson,
Mr.
Robiol-lard.
From
Vancouver
(Monday)
B
V.
Kane.
V.
Miller.
H.
H.
Douglas.
Mr.
Dennis,
J.
Mauw,
H.
Var-nry.
L.
Prafow.
Mr.
Robins,
Mrs.
A.
F.
Robins.
J.
Mathieson,
Mr.
Babock,
S
K.
Claiv?.
To
Vancouver
iMondayi
Miss
G.
Hughes,
Miss
E.
Bialaski,
G.
Kellclt.
To
Sandspit
(Monday)
A
.A.
Arri;:on,
R.
Eslick,
Mr.
Ellis.
Vnm
Vancouver
(Monday)
W.
Getz.
W.
I.
Carver,
D.
Law-i
enct.
Miss
Ccreerhan,
C.
E.
Ben-"ptl
J
R.
Benchom.
T.
H.
Barbour,
N.
Birt,
R.
H.
Dixon,
J.
wi'.iR
C.
Berg.
T.
H.
Stevens,
L
F.
Manson,
Mr.
Gillespie,
C.
File,
Vi.
E.
Leeman.
......
.,.
u,
amuvH
iriwt
miir:
lieu
il
foiiiti
lo
paint,
your
fv
ian
f,,ul
uiii;
Any
uint
(tixiil
tvlicn
ii
firs
apply
it.
Bl
will
it
look,
in
five
j
eum
.
.
.
yen,
even
one
iciir?
Eli
Mr.
Muzzy
laid
his
abacus
in
"As
I
get
it.
then,"
Mi
'
CM.
PAINTS
you
can
ee,
(uiality
you
can
I
met.
You
run
i1eieiiil
on
llicm
for
llie
liigli
liiilin;;
iu;ililii,
llie
einluriiig
rmiNlauri'
In
wciir
mid
wcallier,
wliirli
imike
y
our
paint
il(ill.ir
no
fjrlln
r.
continued,
"the
ICl
3
2
of
apat!
would
have
ecunicd
just
rs-
m
points
aj
you-:
a:-lunl
s..ade
ho',
ing."
"Foui'
in
either
ras-,'"EaU
M
Muv7y.
.
'We're
gett'.ns
nnwhera,"
In
i.Cfrui..led
Mr.
Champion.
"Tak-ou.
h:pin
off
Die
table
and
pu
it
bfick
in
year
lay.
Muzzy.
LH';
r1
nn
tn
the
ii"-t,
hand."
me
mianie
oi
tne
laoie.
'"mere
s
your
answer,"
he
said
dramatically.
"Count
my
points."
'if
the
abacus
says
it's
so,
it
must
be
so,"
said
Mr.
Champion.
Mr.
Muzy
explained
that
h.-
a;t
14
joints
in
su-n))-
of
hU
araicr'S
s,:ade
bid:
five
in
hit,-,
fan-
in
hearts,
four
in
-rnd"
and
one
far
the
doubb-on
dlamcrd.
II
hrnrrrr
yw
paint,
it
pari
to
tif
ymt
t
-l-l.
I'mnl
Itpulrr
fitU.
Mi
654
5
v
'-
Brings
out
their
sweetness
and
natural
juicy
goodness.
That's
how
Sugaroasfing
develops
the
flavor
of
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
.
.
.
makes
them
crisper,
tastier,
more
appetizing.
Delicious
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
supply
nourishment
for
quick
energy.
They're
so
economical.
SILVERS1DES
BROS
I'KIXCE
Itl'PEKT
f
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DF.AIB-
R
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ECIPES
:
1
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it
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o
Lq0
CM,I
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b
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GovnmM
BHtllColiinitil.
H
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WINE
JELLY
?,
cups
cf.vour
favorite
wine
3
cups
sugar
i
t
bottle
liquid
pectin
FED
Measure
wine
into
top
of
double
SU6AR0ASTIN5
MAKES
GRAPE-NUTS
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hiler
and
add
sugar.
Mix
well.
Place
over
raoidly
boiling
water
fid
heat
2
minutes,
stirring
constantly.
Rmove
from
water
and
nt
once
stir
in
liquid
nectin.
Pour
ouickly
into
glasses.
Paraffin
at
onc
(Makes
about
five
G-oz.
glasses).
'This
rpc;rje
may
be
used
with
Sherry,
Claret.
Sauterne,
Port,
fii.'-catcl
"r
Tokay.
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
und
K
,ati-i'"'"
rt.iiit.iiii'cm'-in
$'
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FOU
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furnisn-ui.i
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2
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RALE-
Tennis
raqitet
and
buMebuli
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both
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pened
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NOTICE
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Hon,
to
Helen
an.l
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in
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rrni.c
Kuueri
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on
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o.
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o
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eiimaved
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return
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an
eiiiona
I
Burdics.
Lone
Mlur"
at
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ADDISON
In
the
citv.
Saturday.
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ltfjl.
jo.ivuii
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ton.
aned
1U.
beloved
nu.soand
oi
Mrs.
Eh.abeth
it
AdilLSoii,
1071
Hays
Cove
Avenue.
Canon
ei
itieus
runus.
uargain,
j
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285.
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HOME
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613
3rd
Ave.
RARE
TWINS
Twin
son
and
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Patrick
J.
Young
were
born
nearly
10
days
apart
in
Vancouver's
Mount
St.
Joseph
Hospital.
Shown
with
their
mother
are
James
Dougla's,
left,
and
Wendy
Joan.
(cp
phoTOi
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RT
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in-
4
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sni'f
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9.
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to
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in
Fairview
Cemetery.
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C.
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urranoe-nienls.
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months,
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until
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1930
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used
socKeve
net.
one
tail
net,
one
set
ot
lines,
trolling
Kurdles,.
poles
and
leads.
Blue
621.
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scrao
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Black
752
Red
894
P.O.
Box
1670
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SttOO.
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FOR
RALE
-condition,
296.
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a-'
City.
FOR
SALE-1947
Plymouth
two-
'
On
a
children's
quiz
show,
a
boy
about
seven
was
before
the
microphone.
"It's
.
man's
bsl
iriend."
bean
the
M.C.,
"and
the
word
bins
with
'!)'."
"Dame,"
the
youngster
replied
instantly.
Fasty'teaRO
door
sedan,
radio
neau-i.
Cash
or
teriiH.
Priced
reasonable
Phone
Green
135
before
7
p.m.
110p
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Analysis
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.
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or
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Black
600
(Mini)
1
lie
Ruuert
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orders.
,
FOR
RENT;
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OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Oeo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
EXPERIENCED
stenographer
re-uuires
full
or
part-time
em-miivineni.
store
o".
oliue.
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97.
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News.
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and
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on
All
Services
GORDON
D.
RONS0N
21?
A
plumber.
doin
some
work
-'for
a
friend,
grew
expansive
about
his
family.
"My
daughter's
a
fine
gi:l,"
he'
said
proudly.
"She
graduated
.
from
college
last
year
and
now
she
has
a
,inb
at
$35
a
week."
That's
a
pretty
fcood
saiary
for
an
educated
person."
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersmned
up
to
noon
of
Tuesday,
Mav
23m,
1951.
lor
the
Diircha.se
or
the
hereunder
described
lishiiw
vessel,
together
with
equipment
thereon,
beloimina
t-o
the
estate
of
John
Mattson,
deceased.
Name:
Princes1!.
LeiuUh:
20'.
Breadth:
7'.
Deulh:
3'8
".
Powered
bv
an
8
h.p.
Renent
enmne.
Arrangement
to
inspect
the
vessel
can
be
made
with
Harry
Welda.
Victor"
Cove.
Successful
tenderer
to
take
possession
at
Victory
Cove
B.C.
Terms:
Strictly
cash.
Hiehest
or
anv,
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
O.
F.
Forbes.
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Joan
Malison
deceased.
Room
13.
Court
House,
alter
5
D-m-
.-
F()R
RENT-
l)pri
471.
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BOY
renuires
n;ut-time
emulovment.
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503
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CHARTERED
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James
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G08
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
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AlATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,"
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
733
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Prince
Rupert.
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(110)
Stnndhv?
at
a
hotel
desk
in
a
college
town
last
fall,
a
youn:?
lady
said
to
the
room
clerk:
"I'd
like
to
make
reservations
for
June
1964
for
Commencement
week-end
one
room
for
my
parents
and
one
for
mv
fiance.
Of
foune,"
she
ciinfki?d
in
a
lower
voice,
"I
haven't
q
fiance
yet,
but
I
expect
to
have
by
then."
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K
1;.
r'lione
"
6357.
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
colussps
music
store
Agents
for
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finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
-4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
Lina-belt
Speeder
Shovels;
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AND
HEATING
and
Cranes:
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ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
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ROY
SHAND.
C.A.
353
3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
203
Phone
88
st.
II.
G.
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LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
98
Evenings
Black
899
Phone
543.
1
(it)
sheet
metal
work,
call
629
Cth
West.
Koad
Graders:
Littleford
Bros.
Black
Tod
Rtvad
Maintenance
Eauinment:
Owen
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Buckets
and
Rock
Granules;
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers:
ness.
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iretic.
r
'
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,iit
Jin
Green
lumber
may
be
dried
mere
swiftly
by
a
process
em-F
loving
ammonium
carbonate.
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockpile
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Besnet
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Us
branches
204
4th
Street.
Phone
655
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSHTAL
REAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
-
Biff
four
f"!'nJ-sli,'i?1;
1068
6th
East.
O.
Rhodes',
Bo
iiu.
.L1J3.
FOR
SALE
Four-room
wartime
house
Good
condition
Ail
1-cial
firenlace,
electric
hie-Furnlslied
or
unlurn
W
led.
Owner
leavlna
citv.
Ry.J'.
nhlii
nrloo
for
PHSh.
PI!'"1?
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifuaral
Pumps:
National
Dragline
Scrapers
and
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
'
National
Rot.arv
Screens
and
Conveyors.
Full
Information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
furniture,
hardware
end
tables,
chests
of
drawers,
beds
complete,
bedroom
suites,
small
size
carpets,
field
glasses,
used
loeainu
boots,
sewinir
machines,
radios
and
bicvcles,
also
other
useful
household
articles
at
lowest
prices.
See
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
(tf-C)
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
D.C
21
-
23
Besner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1628
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
ERNIE
SINCLAIR
PAINTING
AND
PAPERHANGING
Phone
22
or
Black
280
General
Delivery
WE
RENT
TRUcks,
COMPRESSORS,
CONCRETE
MIXERS
By
hour,
day
or
month
Phone
Blue
939
Blue
165
or
call
at
133
0th
Wes.-
nn
lima
(tl-nCI
Tins
advertisement
m
not
pulilislii'il
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
(lovernmout
of
British
Columbia.
FOR
SALE
Three
room
hmise
Jeweller-
"
teed.
wllh
bath
ADPlv
(108p)
1078
11th
East.