Nanaimo Daily News from Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada • 3

R. THE NANAIMO DAILY FREE PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 19.46. Page 3. GENERAL BULLDOZING: Excavating, Etc. FREE ESTIMATES Phones 1677, 919-R1 Now Is the Time.

To Build That Home! R. L. QUANCE Building Contractor 135 Richards Phone 1580. FUEL Millwood, Bushwood and Coal. Phone 446-R1 DR.

FOX Dentist MODERN DENTISTRY. ANY DENTAL SERVICE. Phone 401, Hall Block Immediate Work on Early Appointments For Your Paper Hanging, Painting and Carpentering Work SEE W. McGLENEN and C. McKENZIE Phone 228-L.

VETERAN FUEL SERVICE N. W. HOLLETT For Bushwood, Coal and Millwood, Dry-land. Fir Sawdust. PLEASE PHONE 251 ANNOUNCEMENT DR.

W. R. STOKES, dentist, formerly of Vancouver, ing wishes of to his announce Dental theresent 35 Commercial St. For appointments. Phone 1650.

REMOVAL NOTICE LEIGHTON and MEAKIN Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public HAVE MOVED TO THEIR NEW OFFICES IN THE LEIGHTON BUILDING SKINNER STREET Don't Say 'Bread' say McGavin's WESTWOOD HIRST FUNERAL HOME PHONES Nanaimo, 56; Ladysmith, 58-R New Veteran Taxi PHONE 674 Special Attention Paid To Boat Calls Operated by Veterans of Wars 1 and 2. AUCTION SALES ON SHORT NOTICE Cash Advanced On Sales. VALUATION ON STOCKS. Phone 1116L. Your Auctioneer.

WILLIAM BURNIP, K.H. NANAIMO S. LEE 261 Needham Street Windows of All Types Cleaned, also Venetian Blinds. Phones 1509 and 941-L FOR PASTEURIZED OF RAW MILK Phone 1290 Nanaimo Co-Operative Dairy Association JACK'S Floor Surfacing Ladysmith, Phone 144. Floor Sanding and Finishing.

PROMPT SERVICE Raw Pasteurized MILK Phone 566-X3 BABY'S OWN DAIRY FARMS H. Armishaw, Prop. SCHOFIELD MALPASS Storage, Cartage Modern Moving Facilities Phone 1550 Office: 328 Wallace Street Night Phones 15367 and 1639-L. CLASSIFIED WANTED WANTED- -Have a client who will South Quick sale, early cash, for, small house in occupancy. Hugh Wilson Phone 233.

68-21 WANTED buy upright piano, any condition. Urgent. Give details, state price. Box 32 Free Press. 68 -6t WANTED Taxi driver.

Box 28, Free Press. 66-3t WANTED- -Year's lease on small bungalow, vicinity of Nanaimo. Phone ask for boat "Mary 66-31 WANTED For Nanaimo and district: Men and women to sell plaques and pictures on glass; very attractive Christmas gifts. good commission. Apply Box 27 Free Press.

66-3t WANTED- Two or 3-room suite, for two young couples. No children. Phone 954X. 66-3t WANTED--Three Vets with 500 each for active partnership. 80 per cent assured on investment.

No triflers. Box Free Press. 65-6t WANTED Two or three unfurnished rooms close in by young working couple, no children. Box 30 Free Press. 68-4t WANTED -Small cook stove, in good condition.

Phine 409-X. 68-3t WANTED First class auto mechanic. Apply Box 272, Alberni, 66-4t Help Wanted--Male or Female A DISPENSER, INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, for Department of National Health and Welfare, Nanaimo. Full particulars on posters in Post Offices, National Employment Service Offices, or Civil Service Commission, Vancouver or Ottawa. Application forms, obtainable thereat, should be filed not later than November 16, 1946, with CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.

701 Yorkshire 525 Seymour Vancouver. 1t FOR SALE FOR SALE--Modern partly furnished house, eight lots, all kinds of fruit, nut and fancy trees; garage, woodshed and workshop. 705 5th Acres. 68-2t FOR SALE--Studio Lounge, Portable cras Fireplace Heater, Boys' 20-inch Bicycle. Apply 928 Townsite Road.

68-3t FOR SALE-6 and 8 ft. split cedar fence posts- Phone 949L2. Naanimo. 1t-H FOR SALE--Furnished 5-roomed house, with full sized lot. Immediate possession.

58 Warren Ladysmith. 67-3t FOR SALE -Business lot in Alberni, grand opportunity. Apply Alberni P. O. Box 304.

67-6t FOR SALE- Good Cheer circulator heater, with sawdust burner attached. 398 Franklyn St. Phone 624. 67-3t FOR SALE By owner, small I house. Immediate possession.

No agents. Phone 1631-R. FOR SALE- Electric coffee pot and Iron. Cold and Hot Pack, with Sealers; other household utensils. 42 Irwin street.

66-3t FOR SALE- -50 14-week old pullets. Gilmour, Departure Bay. 66-4t FOR SALE- Coleman heater (firedesign), also senior matric chemistry set. Phone 1358Y. 68-3t FOR SALE- One pair ladies' skates, black, size 6, $6.50, new.

Apply 203 Prideaux St. 67-3t FOR SALE- -Model Power chain saw; also McCormick-Deering 6 engine and trim saw combined. Apply T. Mlazgar, Wellington. Phone 1152X2.

67-2t FOR SALE Fine mixed tulip bulbs, Narcissi and crocus. 815 Comox Road. 66-3t FOR SALE Good work borse; 1600 lbs, 8 years old. Phone 336. 66-3t FOR SALE-15-18 h-p.

Easthope marine engine, good condition. Write Henry Lucas, Ladysmith, B.C. 65-5t FOR SALE- Christmas Cards with truly personal touch. Use your own snapshots. Lovick Studio.

Phone 147. 63-12t FOR SALE- City lot. Apply owner, 91 Robin St. 64-6t FOR SALE 4 in. drain tile.

Turley Cement Products, Phone 1609 or 1067-X. 64-6t FOR SALE- Two roomed furnished cabin, $225. No agents. Box 24 Free Press. 65-6t FOR SALE Used Sawdust Ranges complete; used beds, kitchen dining furniture, camp goods.

bought and sold or trade. Nelson Horth, 1422, after Phone 1109X. Good's. Used (across from 'Fire Hall). FOR SALE 3 lots, Townsite trict.

Enquire 759 Road. Phone 1428L1. FOR SALE- -Lovely 5 roomed modern Bungalow, cement basement, hot water heating system. Fruit trees. This home is only 18 months old.

For quick sale, $5750.00. For evening appointment Phone 661R4. 66-31 FOR SALE- Two cribs, one "Taylor Tot' and Commode Chair. Phone 671. 67-4t FOR SALE- 10x12 donkey, gas conversion." Box 29 Free Press.

67-31 FOR SALE- GE. 5-tube mantle radio. Phone 264. 68-21 DOCK STRIKE ENDS LONDON (P. -More than 3,000 cold storage and dock workers ended a strike.

today under an agreement to negotiate the posttion of one. worker. The strike was begun because of his refusal to join the Transport and General Workers' Union. The deepest diamond mine. in the world is the Kimberley Mine in South Africa, extending 3,600 AUTO LOANS Are Fastest AT CAMPBELL'S When you need money in a hurry a Campbell Auto Loan is the quitkest way to get it.

You can borrow. from $20 to $1,000 on owner's' signature. Your life is insured at no extra cost, for loan balance. AIL terms' are in accordance with Wartime and Trade regulations. Phone first and save your time.

Butcher McLennan 7 Church Phone No. 202 LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE OF CAMPBELL Finance Corporation Limited FOR SALE- -Boy's tube skate fit, size Phone 375-X. FOR SALE Matching studio couch and chair. Apply 5th Five Acres. FOR SALE Seamless Axminster Rug, like new, $35.

Apply 15 Prideaux St. 68-31 FOR RENT FOR RENT Bedroom, central. Phone 1527-X. 68-3t FOR RENT- Room room and board. 224.

Haliburton. St. 68-2t FOR RENT -Eight miles north Nanaimo, four room house. Has ten acres of land, good orchard. Phone 1151Y.

68-3t FOR RENT- room, furnished, modern' conveniences, five miles from Nanaimo, bus line. Phone 869-R1. 65-5t FOR RENT- -Furnished front bedroom. Apply 480 Milton street. 67-3t FOR -Furnished bedroom, suitable for business woman.

Phone 541-X or 235 Milton St. 67-3t FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping room, single person. 531 Comox Road. Phone 1186-L. 67-3t LOST LOST--Downtown Thursday evening wallet containing money and personal papers.

Phone 218-L. Finder can keep money. 69-2t LOST- Between wharf and bus depot, October 28th, pearl necklace. Reward. G.

H. Highway, care R. R. Hamilton, Sandwick, B. C.

67-2t LOST Will the person who took wrong black coat at Plaza, Hallowe'en dance return same to Plaza. 68-21- MISCELLANEOUS HAVE A 320-acre farm at Rocky Rapids, Alberta, which I will swap for a business on Vancouver Island. There is good soil, full equipment and valued at $6000. Write and let me know what you have and I'll send you the details. Box 31 Free Press.

68-3t BULLDOZER for hire. Clearing, excavating, etc. Phones 1677, 919-R1. 57-tf AUTOMOBILES FINANCED. Hugh Wilson Limited, Victoria Crescent.

Phone 233. 60-1m ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Offers a positive and permanent release from drinking. It is a personal and confidential service rendered without cost or inconvenience by other alcoholics who have found freedom from alcohol. Victoria Box Duncan Box 986, Nanaimo Box 1, Free Press. 56-tf GET A MODERN FORGE DRAFT OIL BURNER in your kitchen stove where you can burn oil, wood or coal.

See it at Sten, Chase River. Phone 1066-L4. 47-tf CITY TAXI- Anywhere, Anytime. Phone 8. 36-tf MUIRHEAD RADIO SALES and Service.

Repairs fully guaranteed. 488 Albert Phone 1283. 42-1m BUSHWOOD, MILLWOOD and sawdust. Frank John, Transfer. Phone 1498.

60-1m DRY WOOD AND SAWDUST Mlazgar Fuels, Phone 1152X2, Wellington. 3-1m BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY HAVE $10,000 to invest in active partnership in small sawmill. For particulars write Box 6, Nanaimo Free Press. 59-9t Business Directory Plastering Contractor J. BARSBY, plain and ornamentai Plastering and Stucco Work BRICK AND CEMENT WORK E.

Evanson, brick and cement work. Phone 657-LA. Address, 439 Nelson St. 82-1m Chiropractor DR. W.

LINDSAY, D. Ph, Chiropractor. Tel. 1306-1120R. Loyd Leveret, D.C., Chiropractic health specialist, Vendome hotel.

Room Three. 61-1m Plumbing and Heating R. H. ORMOND, Plumbing, Heating Metal Work. Roofing contractors.

Nanaimo. ROBERTS CONSTRUCTION, Van Houten Phone 1605: evenings: 1039-L. 58-1in Pleads Guilty To Stealing From Mother LONDON Elizabeth Lady White pleaded guilty to stealing from her mother and got a dressing down in court today as a woman who had abandoned moral considerations and allowed herself to become a dipsomaniac. Judge Sir Gerald Dodson excoriated Lady White, 29, for remaining under the influence of a 80- cially ambitious ex-convict. Paul A.

Welsh, 40, accused jointly taking $224 worth of house furnishings from her mother, did not appear and a bench. warrant was issued for his arrest. The mother, the Dowager Marchioness of Townsend, pleaded for mercy for her daughter. Sir George postponed sentence. He said he hoped to be able to let her go back to a Suffolk private hospital for alcoholism treatments.

Spring Suddenly Comes Ta Life SUMMERLAND, B. C. (P. A spring. which suddenly started flowing at the bottom, of a cliff near here, cutting a channel down a gulch to.

Okanagan, Lake, is. lieved here to be the result of earthquake which shook sections, of British Columbia during the summer. The channel crossed Number Five highway and the flow threatens to, sweep. H. Wilson's orchard into the gulch.

Already it has carried silt. which has filled up an acre or so of lake frontage. Engineers from Kelowna and Penticton have inspected the area, and have offered their aid in controlling it. The flow is continuing but has diminished considerably, Chinese Suffer Knife Wounds VANCOUVER (P- Two Chinese Hubert Lee, 24, and George Marr, 22, are in hospital here today with knife wounds and police are searching for their assailants. Police reported the men became involved in a fight with several other men and two women shortly after midnight.

Lee suffered wounds to his chest and side and Marr was cut in the stomach and on the right hand. Both are reported in good condition. PYTHIAN BAZAAR PROVES SUCCESS Pythian Sisters held a successful bazaar in St. Paul's Anglican Hall on Thursday, afternoon. Mrs.

A. Fort and Mrs. D. Anders were general convenors. Miss Waugh received at the door; Mrs.

W. Hunter was cashier. In various stalls were: Home-cooking, Mrs. G. Cottle, W.

Rathlef, Mrs. G. Piper and Mrs. D. Brooks.

Aprons and tablecloths, Mesdames G. Olds, M. Craig, E. Dean, F. LePas.

Novelties, Mrs. F. Peacock, Mrs. A. Noble, Mrs.

M. Fulton, Mrs. E. Harrison. White Elephant, Mrs.

F. Waugh, Mrs. F. Hickman, Mrs. M.

McMillan. Grabs, Mrs. H. Wilkinson. Flowers, Mrs.

G. Douglas, Mrs. B. Mowat. Afternoon tea, Mrs.

J. Gerard, Mrs. M. LeMain, Mrs. G.

Stolzenberg, Mrs. F. Hunter, Mrs. M. Clark, Mrs.

F. Ridley, Clark. Drawing, Mrs. I. Aitken, Mrs.

F. Fox, Mrs. A. Mottishaw. Hobgoblins Continued From Page One that in bushes opposite their house, a gang of youths kept rapping at their door, and each time it was answered the Misjak's, senior and junior, were met with an unerringly true barrage of rotten tomatoes.

A young woman of Wentworth street had a simillar experience. She tripped happily to the front door with candy and pennies in hand for the youngsters there, but as she opened the door two larger boys loomed up and only a quick "ducking" saved her receiving the mush of a couple. of overripe tomatoes, which did however enter the front hall and create havoc on the plaster inside. Noel's. store on Commercial St.

may have had a close shave from a fire call. A misdirected rocket somehow smashed through one of the front glass windows. In some manner a plate glass window of Acme Motors also became broken overnight. Mothers may be chafing under the paucity of soap supplies these days, but a survey of downtown windows was evidence of the fact that the youngsters experienced no shortage for the customary scrawls were everywhere. By way of variety some of the inscriptions and scrawls were in deep reds, indicating that where soap was scarce dressing tables were minus their lip stick supplies today.

In all residential sections the masquerading youngsters were out in groups with their paper collection bags. Most follks managed to scrape up a few candies, fruit and pennies to meet the emergency. If was a cold and damp night, and this perhaps was responsible for less door-to-door canvassing than in former years. 1-Man Power Chain Saws Why pay more when you can buy P.M. 1-man power chain saw with 14, 20 or 26-in blades, at $295, plus tax, f.o.b.

Vancouver. Meets the requirements of tie, pole, pulp and wood cutters, also suitable for con. tractors, etc. Weighs 40 cuts at varied angles. unsurpassed for falling and bucking light timber, and meets every requirement where increased production, time and economy are essential factors.

Write for free literature or come in and see this saw demonstrated atParagon Supplies Showroom 345 E. Hastings EAst. 0237 DENTON- CAMPBELL Douglas Park Regular Baptist Church, 23rd and Willow Street, Vancouver, was the scene of a pretty, wedding of interest to Nanaimo residents on. Saturday, October 26th, when. Rev.

L. Baker Carol joined in matrimony Gwendolyn Campbell, R.N., second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald B. Campbell, 1212 East 13th Ave.

Vancouver, and John Arthur Denton, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Denton, 36 Prideaux street, Nanaimo. The bride is granddaughter of Mrs. Robert tHirst, Hali.

burton street. Nanaimo, while the groom is well-known in the athworld all up and down the Island. Carrying a bouquet of white Gardenias, the bride was lovely in a gown of white, silk mesh over white taffeta. The full skirt hung in shimmering folds from a tightfitting bodice with net yoke and long tight-fitting sleeves. Her white embroidered veil hung entrain from a coronet of net, and orange blossoms.

Her only adornment was a pearl necklace. The Misses Kathleen and Lorna Campbell, sisters of the bride, were pretty bridal attendants. They were gowned in yellow cotton mesh with ruffled deep, berthas and short puffed sleeves. Their tiny hats were of nile green silk with large, yellow daisies and nile green They wore elbow length nile silk, gloves ear and carried bronze and yellow chrysanthemums. Frank Denton, brother of the groom, was best man and ushers were Fred Grounds and Fred Botley, all of Nanaimo.

Mr. George Jones, great grandson of the late Mrs. Coudley, sang "I'll Walk Beside You" during the signing of the register. The church was beautifully decorated in fall blooms with bronze and yellow chrysanthemums predominating. White Rose Ballroom on West Broadway, decked in fall.

blossoms, was. the scene of a gay wedding reception following the Mr. E. M. Hitchen was toastmaster and the groom made an appropriate response to the toast to his bride.

Out-of-town guests included relatives friends from Nanaimo, Seatle and Kodiak, Alaska. The happy couple left by airplane for a honeymoon in Seattle. and Victoria. Upon return they will reside at the corner of Wallace and Fitzwilliam streets, Fletcher Continued From Page One She did not know when the investiture would be, perhaps in London next year when she returns overseas. She has an offer of a new post in Warsaw from the British Foreign Office.

Lieut. Bamford Fletcher hasn't accepted it and she doesn't know "what kind of a' job it will be." Regina-born, the modest, 304 year-old Lieutenant went overseas in 1941, serving with the Red Cross and the "Fanys," the First Aid Nursing Yeomen, oldest women's service in the Empire. From a dairy farm on the outskirts. of Regina, "where I did housework," she went to war. Braved Dangers From under.

the noses of Indonesian bandits in Sumatra she carried out evacuation of the internees, through bleak, dangerous country and over mountain trails. Lieut. Bamford Fletcher, polite but firm, got motor transport from headquarters. of the Japanese 25th Army, the army, that captured Singapore, and armed guards, first only a few but later a force of 70 men armed, with mounted machine guns armored car. Twenty trips were made to take the evacuees from Bangkingg Camp, to Padang, and each took from 1 9 p.m., whire bandit-barricaded roads.

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Endorsers are not necessarily required. Consult the manager or accountant of our branch in your district. BANK OF MONTREAL Branches Everywhere FARMERS! Christmas is coming, and there IS a Santa Claus. He will soon need CHRISTMAS TREES for thousands of homes. If you have Christmas Trees on your or your neighbor's property, cut them in your spare time and make some money for yourself for Christmas at the same time.

Contact us immediately, and our agent will call on you. Write, call or phone: 396. Fifth Five Acres, Nanaimo. Phone 1354-X Beat You Our Values! and at Copps SANDALS D'ORSAYS SLING PUMPS OXFORDS SADDLES CASUALS 1.95 to 8.75 Clearance of Women's Shoes Style Shoes slashed to clear. Black, brown, tan, suedes, leathers or Gabardines.

Pumps, 89. Ties, Sandals, all sizes represented. It's a super saving you can't afford to miss. Priced at Men's Shoes! FOR DRESS A smart semi-Brogue in brown grain leather for Fall and Winter wear; double soles 1 and leather it heels. Sizes, 6 to 11.

8.95 We have just the boot needed for your particular job. Plain toe or toe cap; leather or Panco soles. LOAFERS Another shipment of these smart Loafers has just arrived. A fine tan calf Loafer that is so easy to wear and so smart on the foot. 5.95 FOR WORK 4.95 to 8.95 MEN'S SLIPPERS OPERAS PULLMANS EVERETTS ZIPPERS Dozens of styles to choose from in leathers.

felts, plaids or corduroys. 1.49 to 4.25 Burner cots, room Goods Phone 5:30. Store, 90-tf disTownsite 66-3t fully 0 Men's 6-eyelet 0 Gum Boots First quality Rubber Boots, reinforced heels. Sizes 6 to 11. 2,15 leavier quality, Blucher style: 3.15 COPP THE SHDE MAY 137 Commercial Street Nanaimo.