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THE VANCOUVER 104 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1948 See These at Collier's '47 $48 Chevrolets-3 only. Your $1285 "COLLIER'S LTD. (Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Dealers) Cor. Georgia and Richards. PA.

2311 Open Evenings. SPECIAL BUY TODAY '47 $49 special sedan, original factory Monarch, clean and in good condition. Radio and full equipment. One day special, $1395. Older trade considered.

Payments over 18 mos. arranged. E. HA. 0011 Closing Out 12th.

'48 Hudson 6 club coupe. Equipped with radio, heater, seat covers. A low mileage car at. a give-away price. Trades Motors Ltd.

898 TA. 3281 "25" SERIES 1948 DEadly sedan, equipped with Pontion, and underseat heater defrosters. One careful owner since new. Only 35,000 miles. Bowell- McLean Motor Co.

Ltd. 815. Burrard. $725 '48 Hillman sedan. A real bargain.

Don't miss it. Johnston Motors 7th and Main FAir. 0424 Marshall Pontiac Buick Chevrolet Fleetline sedan. Radio, foglights and seat covers. A low mileage, immaculate car.

Phone C. Kennedy, FAir. 8515. 1435 Kingsway -43 Dodge, fluid drive sedan, radio, heater, spotlight, foglights, undercoating and seat covers. Tires all excellent.

This car is in perfect mechanical condition. Ted Sutte, MAr. 6131, FAir. 1102R. ONLY $995 Plymouth Special De luxe sedan.

Very well kept. Forced to sell at a terrific loss. Reliable party may have terms. FAir. 4732Y.

EQUITY FOR TRADE '48 Ford coach; good shape. Trade equity for '40-'41 car or 2 or 3-ton flat-dack truck. Mr. Dunn, 317 W. 18th North Vancouver.

'48 Austin sedan, heater and defrosters, foglights. Economical transportation. A snap at $895. 7th and Burrard. 1947 SATURDAY SPECIAL 9931.

Urgent. Beautiful sea foam green $46 custom de luxe Chev. sedan. Extras. Sacrifice for cash offer or consider older trade.

48 E. 49th basement rear. FRas. 4107. '47 Plymouth Special de luxe sedan, in good condition.

You make an offer. All our cars must be sold out completely. For terrific values phone Mr. Weimer, North 247M. of '47 Buick super convertible, one the smartest cars in town, with all extras.

$1995. Archie Caddell 216 Kingsway $47 Plymouth sedan, full price 81095. FRED RICHMOND MOTORS FAir 5658 18th and Fraser '47 Mercury 118 sedan, excellent condition. Market value $1200 no reasonable offer refused. Cash or terms.

DEx. 3604L 5026 Earles St. '47 Mercury 114x sedan, radio, heater, defrosters, original finish. Exceptionally clean. $1050.

Trade, terms. 311 Robson. '47 Olds. 6 Hydramatic. green sedan, seat covers.

radio, heater and spotlight. In good condition, $1295. HAst. 8198M. $775 Fargo pickup.

A real snap. Circle Van 1205 Kingsway. FA. 2277. 747 Hydromatic Oldsmobile 4-door sedan: good radio, heater.

Owner leaving for U.S., must sell. CEdar 0583. 347 Pontiac Big "6" sedan. A really nice car in good condition; underseat heater; extra good tires. $1195, terms.

849 Hornby. MAr. 6373. AL. 1398R.

'47 De Soto S-11, good shape. private, quick sale, $1200 cash. ALma 1920Y. 47 Plymouth coach. Must sell.

$1095 fuil price. Cabin 6, 3510 Kingsway, Vancouver. 47 Pontiac sedan; heater, defroster, white-wall tires. A lovely car. Trade accepted.

Terms arranged. FA. 9113. Chevrolet Fleetline sedan, Completely equipped. Excellent buy.

Best offer over $1200. CHerry 1539. A REAL BUY $47 Chev. coach, cheap for cash. 1818 Cornwall.

CHerry 5131. Convertible '47 Buick, new tires. $2175. Terminal Car Sales, 5th and Main 47 Dodge sedan, extensively damaged; wanting bids. Call Miss Becker, TAt.

1581. 47 Chev. coupe. Lots of extras. $1050 or accept older car in trade.

DEX. 5801R. '47 De Soto custom sedan, radio, heater, good condition. $700, balance 18 months. Owner CEd.

9705. 47 Buick Roadmaster sedan. Fully equipped. A real good one. Trade, terms.

311 Robson. 47 Plymouth special de luxe coach, real clean. $1150. Trade and terms. 6640 Fraser Ave.

47 Dodge sedan, Al condition, heater, defrosters. $925. CH. 8638. See us! Thomas Motors 715 Kingsway.

FAir. 8864. 47 Chevrolet sedan; like new. $1175. 435 Kingsway.

47 Pontiac coupe, heater, good condition. $1095. 2966 W. 4th. '47 Austin 8 sedan.

Very good cond. $750. Rich. 0740. $350-47 Crossley Tudor.

Terms. 1875 Kingsway. Chev. sedan. Trade and terms.

1875 Kingsway. Mercury sedan fully equipped. reconditioned. 1 owner. HAst.

1173R. 47 Plymouth sedan. A-1 condition. 5 new tires, FAir. 6146Y.

$47 Monarch "118" sedan, factory finish, smooth running, extra equipment. Special today, $1195. Older trade accepted. 18 mos. payment arranged.

1705 E. 12th HA. 0011 '47 Dodge special de luxe sedan, Airway blue finish. Beautifully kept. 6000 mile check made regularly.

Custom radio, heater, defrosters, fog lights, plaid seat covers. Full price $1295, cash, balance $42 per month. Phone Mr. Treleaven, FAir. 9343 or Steveston.

270Q. Closing Out Special Chrysler Windsor. Immaculate throughout, fully equipped. Priced for quick sale. McLachlan Motors Ltd.

898 Burrard TAt. 3281 LOOK! Chevrolet de luxe sedan, beautiful original maroon paint. Heater, defrosters and custom seat covers. Immaculate condition inside out. Bowell McLean Motor Co.

Ltd. 815 Burrard. HUNTER'S SPECIAL $47 Plymouth station wagon; radio and heater. Like new inside and out. Johnston Motors 7th and Main FAir.

0424 Marshall Pontiac, Buick $47 Pontiac sedan delivery. Immaculate condition. You'll have to hurry to get this one. Phone Tom Collins, FA. 8515.

1435 Kingsway $1795 $47 Buick sedanette. A two-tone beauty. Johnston Motors 7th and Main FAir. 0424 $1375 $47 Plymouth coach. A dandy car in good shape.

Johnston Motors 7th and Main FAir. 0424 SACRIFICE Private owner must sell de luxe Dodge sedan in A1 condition. Will drive to your door for inspection. CHerry 5047. Mercury 114 club coupe, maroon, custom heater, defroster, seat covers; 2-owner car; very good condition throughout.

$645 down or trade and arrange balance. Call Ken, FA. 5878 or FAir. 6442R. 547 Ford Tudor, a black beauty! Perfect running, plaid seat covers, good heater, good tires.

Less than $40 per month. KErr. 1720. Brown Bros. Motors 41st and Granville.

'47 Studebaker Champion Starlite coupe. Heater, overdrive, climatizer. chains, new seat covers, 5 good tires. Cash or terms considered. CHerry SUN: Jan.

19, AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1946 '40 STATION WAGON Buick super station wagon, in car condition, finished in smart accept trade or sell outright. has a custom radio and heater, maroon with natural wood terms. May be seen at 2150 Kingsway. WINTER SACRIFICE Cadillac "62" convertible. In asgrey.

All Cadillac custom appointments, including new top, hydramatic drive, radio and units. Absolutely spotless. Driven by one Trade and terms. Can be at 2150 Kingsway. CADILLAC Cadillac "62" series sedan, equipwith all Cadillac custom accesplus Dominion Royal whitetires.

Also equipped with G.M. hydramatic. For Cadillac comfort at initial cost. See at Bowell McMotor Co. 815 Burrard.

CADILLAC SEDAN One-owner car. An outstanding automobile, finished in black with whitetires. Fully equipped with Cadillac custom accessories. Will trade. and Burrard CH.

7244 EXTRA SPECIALS beautiful '46 Nash sedans, both are radio and heater el equipped. is the full price. Trade and McLEOD RAE MOTORS LTD. Kingsway FAir. 9036 $1095 FULL PRICE Mercury "118" sedan.

Extremely body and upholstery. Rebuilt engine just installed, tires all new. good dependable driving post-war lines. See at Bowel McMotor Co. 815 Burrard.

$1250 Dodge fluid drive sedan. A big at a small price. Johnston Motors and Main FAir. 0424 SACRIFICE Hudson sedan, very clean and equipped. This car must be by Saturday.

A steal at $875 offer. Call North 1392R $1695 Buick Torpedo, radio, heater, white walls, in immaculate condition. Circle, Van Ltd. 1205 KingsFAir DOWN PAYMENT $495 Pontiac sedan, custom heater and foglights, etc. In very nice condiGood value here.

Trade and terms. 7th and Burrard. $995 Nash Ambassador Sedan firstclass condition. Circle Van la. 1205 Kingsway.

FAir. 2277. '46 Dodge maroon sedan, clean interior, good tires and motor. Must at $1095. Will accept trade and arrange terms.

Phone FAir. 0804R. '46 Buick Roadmaster sedanette. 47,000 miles. Loaded with extras; radio, heater, electric brakes, etc.

Bargain price. FRas. 0398. '46 Plymouth special de luxe sedan, custom radio, heater. Take older car, pickup or panel in trade.

W. Woodcock. 1867 Hjorth New West'r. Buick '46 sedanette, blue black, teardrop model, radio, etc. Excellent cond.

$1950. See at Shell Service Station, 4th and Blenheim, 'after 6:30. '46 Chev. panel in excellent condition, terms. FRED RICHMOND MOTORS FAir.

5658 18th and Fraser '46 Chevrolet 5-passenger coupe, want late model jeep in trade, or will sell outright. Can arrange tinancing. Mr. Pipe, HAst. 5466Y.

'46 Super-six Hudson sedan, radio, heater, foglights, in good condition. Call GLen. 2877L. '46 Ford coach, good tires, excellent motor. Best offer.

CHerry 6933 2705 W. Broadway. '46 Monarch. very clean. Accept trade.

HAst. 0743R. 2235 Cambridge. 1942 $1050 '42 Packard "6" sedan. Has the '47 body design.

Johnston Motors 7th and Main FAir. 0424 $1050 '42 Dodge sedan. Radio and heater. They come no better. Johnston Motors 7th and Main FAir.

0424 MUST SELL! '42 Ford panel. Will trade up down, or sell outright on terms. 946 Seymour. $650 1942 Ford sedan, '48 motor. a Stonehouse Motors, 2062 Commercial, HA.

1191 '42 Dodge sedan, new paint, seat covers, heater, good running cond. Must sell immediately. Any reasonable offer. 5275. '42 Austin 8 coach in exceptionally good condition throughout.

Will sacrifice. Trade and 946 Seymour. '42 Pontiac sedan, good condition. Custom radio and heater. New tires.

$825. FRas. 2005. '42 Chrysler 5-pass. coupe; heater, defroster, foglights.

$850 or offer. 6914 Fleming after 5 p.m. 1941 $650 '41 Dodge sedan. What a buy at this price! Johnston Motors 7th and Main FAir. 0424 '41 Plymouth sedan de iuxe model.

Very good mechanically, good rubber, radio, heater, defrosters, foglights. Need money for business vestment. 3426 E. 24th phone DEx. 5138Y or HA.

1408R. 41 Nash. "600" sedan. Private sale. Weather-eye, heater and froster, mud and snow lug tires, like new.

$495. HA. 6687R. '41 Mercury sedan, radio, price $695. FRED RICHMOND MOTORS FAir.

5658 18th and Fraser For sale. '41 Studebaker Commander, American make. In good condition throughout. Reasonabie, ALma 0384Y. $775, NO LESS '41 Mercury custom 5 passenger coupe, beautiful shape, fully equipped.

West 1339R. 41 Dodge fluid drive, 1 owner, custom radio, Soutnwind heater, visor, covers. Everything first-class cond. Low mileage. MAr.

3654 41 De Soto 5-passenger coupe, dio and heater, lovely shape throughout. Full price $795. 2824 Oxford HAst. 0474L. '41 Dodge sedan.

Lovely condition throughout. Full price $495. Will take Model A in trade. Chris, FAir. 9343.

41 Chevrolet Tudor, absolutely maculate. One owner. Will accept trade and terms. CE. 8913 any Sacrifice.

'41 Nash Ambassador pass. coupe, small. $650, West 1055M or PAc. 1837. For Real value See MacLean Motors Ltd.

Kingsway at Broadway FA. '41 Nash, all accessories. Sell equity for $300. Take over balance of $233 at $30 month. HAst.

6189L. $795 '41 Chevrolet sedan. Terminal Car Sales 5th and MECHANIC'S SPECIAL Chev. sedan and '41 Chev. coach, Make offer.

4340 Main. 41 Ford deluxe coach, good condition. Best offer. 575 E. 49th.

FR. '41 Mercury sedan, good condition. $695 or trade. 2966 W. 4th.

Pontiac sedanette, radio, heater, spotlight, $850 or offers. FA. 2558R. 1940 40 Mercury Convertible Fully equipped. CEd.

4215 week only. 40 Chev. 2-door sedan in excellent shape with good tires, new upholstery and recently overhauled motor. kErr. 4791.

240 Plymouth sedan, body paint good. motor, tires and upholstery excellent. KErr. 7421. 40 Dodge 5-passenger coupe, cellent condition, heater, etc.

North 2373. Best offer. 40 Studebaker dent. Immaculate. Overdrive.

holder. R. and H. MA. 6024, $450 '40 Ford sedan.

2062 Commercial. 740 Dodge sedan. good running order, make an offer. 1257 Prairie Cloverdale 106M. 40 Ply mouth sedan, 2 tone.

20. Tony, HAst. 6375. 40 Ford. 8295.

GLen. 1639Y. Dodge, radio, heater. offer to $450. BAy.

2653. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1940 Closing Out '40 Buick sedan, body and interior very clean. Priced for quick sale, $595. McLachlan Motors Ltd. 898 Burrard TAt.

3281 $895 '40 De Soto sedan. New motor, new paint. It's tops. Johnston Motors Ltd. 7th and Main FAir.

0424 "40 Chev. business coupe. A nice little car finished in lovely dark blue. Price is right. Phone Harold, PAc.

9937. 1839 $795 '39 Dodge sedan. A one owner car in top condition. Johnston Motors 7th and Main FAir. 0424 199 Chrysler sedan, body and upholstery in exc excellent condition, good mechanically, heater.

A real buy at $525, half down and 18 months to pay. 849. Hornby, MAr. 6373, AL. 1398R.

'39 Chev. coupe in lovely con condition. Heater, radio, winter equipped. Tires, motor and body in excellent condition. Private.

Miss A. Kyle, 1906 Nelson, PAc. 4007. 139 Chev. coach, new paint, heater, defroster, good rubber.

Privately owned. $465. Reason, leaving Vancouver. CEdar 5164. '39 Pontiac coach.

In top condition throughout. Good value. Trade and terms. 7th and Burrard. '39 Cadillac Fleetwood sedan, radio, heater, good condition.

Trade, terms. 311 Robson. 39 Ford coupe. Excellent cond. $400.

TAt. 7875. E. Burke before 7:30 p.m. Must be sold.

'39 Buick sedan. Best offer. CEdar 2007. 39 Chevrolet de luxe sedan, like new. $575.

435 Kingsway. FAir. 3495. '39 Chev. coach, new tires, heater, good paint.

top $550. FR. 1906. 1938 $395 '38 Nash sedan One owner. See this for sure Johnston Motors 7th and Main FAir.

0424 AMERICAN PONTIAC '38 Pontiac black custom Tudor. Must be seen to be appreciated. All coil springs, column gear shift, heater, etc. Priced for quick sale. 2150 Kingsway.

'38 Ford coupe. In very nice condition. New custom tailored plaid seat covers, heater, etc. Full price $295. cash, balance $15 per month on the road.

Phone Mr. Treleaven, FAir. 9343 or Steveston 270Q. Privately owned '38 Dodge 2-door sedan, excellent condition throughout. Terms may be arranged.

Full price, $475. FAir. 5320R. '38 Buick sedan, radio, heater and spotlight. This car is good.

Full price $395. Archie Caddell, 216 Kingsway. '38 Dodge 5-pass. coupe, in excellent shape. Sacrifice price.

210 E. 19th. '38 Ford coach, full price $395. FRED RICHMOND MOTORS FAir. 5658 18th and Fraser '38 Plymouth sedan, good condition, $425.

West 1852. $29538 Buick sedan. Terms. 1875 Kingsway. '38 Chrysler, down, balance on terms.

See at 1071 E. 58th Ave. '38 Willys sedan, $175. GLen. 3231F.

'38 La Salle sedan, $600. Take older trade and cash. HA. 0718. 1937 ONE OWNER '37 Buick coupe.

Original paint and upholstery extremely good. An exceptional car throughout. Bowell McLean Motor Co. 815 Burrard St. 1937 Packard 6 sedan, good motor, excellent tires and upholstery, new battery, heater and defrosters, $350.

FRas. 9035. PRIVATELY OWNED '37 Oldsmobile sedan, $185 for equity. Balance $35 per month. 5041.

SEIZED CAR '37 Chev. coach, take over, payments. Archie Caddell, 216 Kingsway Must sell '37 stan. Chev. business coupe.

Truly A1 cond. R. and paint and rings. $475. HAst.

6249R. '37 Dodge sedan. $50 down take over small payments: Joining Air Force. HAst. 0621Y.

'37 Willys sedan, good heater, extra tires, $275 cash. DEx. 0480Y. or '37 Austin 10 sedan. Very good dition.

$395. Rich. 0740. '37 Ford coupe, good condition; painted; snow tires. $325.

CH. 9085. Sacrifice '37 Dodge 2 sedan; good condition. $265. DEX.

2976F. '37 Dodge, 1948 engine, radio, neater: $550. FA. 5634M. $175-37 7 Packard coupe.

Terms. 1875 Kingsway. '37 Terraplane 5-pass, coupe. FRas, 0413. 702 E.

60th. 1937 Packard, $325. BAy. 4560. 1936.

SAVE ON THIS SPECIAL '39 Ford standard sedan, overhauled and guaranteed. Demonstration prove that this car is good. Special today only, $445. Trade considered, easy payments arranged. 1705 E.

12th Ave. HA. 0011 SPOTLESS '36 Ford, very low original mileage. Body, upholstery like new. This has always had the best of I am 2nd owner.

Economy Shoe nu, 3825 Main St. FAir. 8851. '36 Chev. sedan, '36 Plymouth sedan, 1-17" tire.

Both cars in in- condition. Reasonable price. Private. or FAir. 9361Y.

4386 Main St. '36 Chevrolet standard sedan. seat covers. Good in de- motor etc. Will sacrifice" for Hansen, FAir.

9343. full '36 Ford. '48 motor, dropped, tially blanked and skirts. CE. 8707.

'36 Ford sedan, god condition, custom radio and heater. CEd. Exceptionally nice 1936 Ford coach, $225 cash. 538 8th Ave. West.

1935 $95 FULL PRICE Your choice, Austin, or '35 tiac sedan. These cars are in running condition and will make cellent transportation. McLEOD RAE MOTORS LTD. 1239 Kingsway FAir. SNAP! 4-door Chrysler sedan, immaculate: ra- with heater.

CEd. 6508. Good buy on 1935 De Soto St. Any time. B.A.

Station, 17th Cambie. Private deal. '35 Plymouth sedan, tested. running condition; heater. $250.

9195. '35 Terraplane sedan, fair im- tion, $45. 408 Esmond Ave. GL. '35 $150.

Call N. time. 5983M. 6- 1934 34 Ford coupe, 1949 motor, surance, good rubber, $200. Joyce.

9200 '34 Chev. coach, heater, new my good condition, $150. FRas. 9443. '34 Olds.

8 coupe, good running order. BAy. 3910 bet. 9 a.m.-5:30 '34 La Salle, running order, battery, $75. CEd.

2508. Main 1933 '33 STUDEBAKER Only $75 takes this sedan, very motor, body and tires. Terms ed. 1122 Bird Rd. 2 miles from 2863.

rine Drive. 1932 '32 DE SOTO This is a very good buy, exceptional car. Full price only $95. Terms cepted. 1122 Bird Road, 2 miles Marine Drive.

'32 Chev. 6-wheel sedan, end exceptionally clean. $225, terms, Robson St. '32 Ply. sedan, passed test; tires.

Radio, heater, spot, seat No junk. $175. 1309 E. 21st '32 -Chevrolet panel, good and $125. HAst.

6375. '32 VS coach, good condition. be sold this week. $95. HA.

ex- 1931 $795. '31 model mechanical condition and rubber good. $100. GLen. Presi- or apply 4219 Union St.

Saturday Hill after 1 p.m. or Sunday, Mike. '31 Chev. neater. new tires engine.

Body good. See afternoon at 1043 Union 0589L. '31 Model roadster. Excellent Halls condition. Make an offer.

916 mour. Must 31 Ford sedan. running condition; 350. CEd. 3102.

3412 W. 2nd. 31 Chev. coach. Exceptionally clean.

good tires, etc. 946 Best 31 Ford model A. good or best offer. Ph. Rich.

0998R1. 104 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1930. '30 Model A sport coupe, 16-Inch wheels. FAir. 0917R.

130 Chev. sedan, good transportation, with radio. $110. North 2177R3. '30 good condition, $65; entrance, 1115 Nelson St.

'30 Model A. First $125 takes. Logan's service, 2200 Cornwall. 1929 '29 Olds. Good running order, city tested, licensed, $125 or nearest offer.

TA. 3436. $45-29 Ford Tudor. 1875 Kingsway. '29 Nash sedan, good condition.

West 298R. $85; '29 Ford coach, good condition. West 1937Y. 1928 '28 Ford Model good running condition, $75. Call 1831 E.

7th HAst. 5373R. MISCELLANEOUS SEIZED CARS CLARKE SIMPKINS LTD. 855 KINGSWAY '39 Chevrolet coupe '41 Dodge sedan $492.70 '30 Ford Model A sedah 68.00 '33 Chevrolet coach $129.50 '29 Packard sedan $113.25 '36 Willys sedan $141.75 '33 Pontiac sedan $166.45 '38 Morris coach $196.57 FULL PRICE AS ADVERTIZED CLARKE SIMPKINS LTD. 855 KINGSWAY YOUR CHOICE $245 Easy Terms.

'39 Austin 10 panel. '37 Ford Fordor. '37 Fargo panel. '36 Terraplame sedan. '37 Lafayette '36 Studebaker sedan.

'34 Ford Tudor. '32 Ford Tudor HUGHES BROS. 2035 Commercial. HA. 3308 SEIZED CARS The following cars may be purchased by taking over payments due: '48 Monarch sedan '38 Ford coach '34 Chevrolet sedan sedan '36 Pontiac Terraplane sedan MOTORS 1234 Kingsway.

No phone calls. please. REPOSSESSIONS! Take Over Delinquent Payments 136 Ford Coach. '35 Hudson Coupe. '37 Terraplane Sedan '40 Plymouth Sedan.

'38 Ford Sedan. '50 Prefect Sedan, Stored at 1090 Kingsway FAir. 8908 Auto Complete insurance, 5-point $3.55 protection. per MA month. 8010.

Auto Budget Repairs Dueck Chevrolet Oldsmobile 105 NEW CAR DEALERS, SERVICE DODGE. DE SOTO McLachlan Motors Burrard at Smithe. TAt. 3281. Lucas Motors Ltd.

5605 W. Boulevard. KErr. 1828. BRITISH ROVER.

VANGUARD Plimley Automobile Co. Ltd. Distributors of Fine Cars 2277 W. 4th Ave. BAy.

3141. Meredith Motors Ltd. 1040 Hornby St. (rear). MAr.

9624. Vanguard Hughes Bros. Rover 4th Ave and Commercial. HA. 3308 STUDEBAKER '51 Studebaker.

Your future car. ROTARY MOTORS LTD. Sales, Service. 2786 W. 16th.

CE. 9101 Champion Motors Ltd. Your neighborhood Studebaker dealers 215 E. 2nd at Main. FA.

6943 Rankin-Kemp Motors Sales, Service. 25th Oak. CE. 8232 J. M.

Brown Motor Co. Ltd. Distributors. 1128 West Georgia St. NASH.

HILLMAN McLeod Rae Motors Ltd. 1148 W. Georgia. MArine 2277. JAGUAR AND VANGUARD Lee Sidelman Co.

2394 Marine West Van. West 1447 FORD. MONARCH Empire Motors Ltd. Service and parts for all various cars, trucks end tractors manufactured by the Ford Motor Co. 600 Burrard St.

MAr. 5341. Eagle Motor Sales Ltd. 4161 E. Hastings St.

GL. 2320. 24-hr. Service. GL.

0027. Murray Martin Motors Sales, Service. 2404 W. 4th. BA.

2330. Vancouver Motors Ltd. Ford, Monarch Dealers. 901 Seymour KAISER, HENRY FRAZER North West Motor Corporation Ltd. 1795 W.

Broadway. BAy. 4161. MORRIS AND M.G. DISTRIBUTORS OXFORD MOTORS LTD.

British Car Specialists 2211 West 4th Ave. FLEMING MOTORS LTD. Cambie at 7th Ave. FAir. 4165.

FAir. 8174. HILLMAN Curtis Motors (1950) Ltd. 1105 Granville St. MA.

3264. CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE Ross Baker Motors Ltd. Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Specialists 1200 W. Georgia St. MAr.

2521. Bill Wallis Motors Ltd. 3rd and Lonsdale. North 3030. PONTIAC.

BUICK. VAUXHALL Lawson Oates Motors Ltd. 42nd and West Boulevard. KE. 7417 Bowell McLean Motor Co.

Ltd. 615 Burrard. PA. 9111. PARNELL MOTORS 15th Marine, West Van.

West 2313. TRAPP MOTORS LTD. 834 Carnarvon St. New West'r 408. WILLYS Willys Cars and Trucks Willys Distributors (B.C.) Ltd.

Burrard at Smithe. TAt. 3245. PLYMOUTH. DODGE, CHRYSLER Begg Bros.

Ltd. 1190 West Georgia Dodge, De Soto and Dodge truck distributors for British Columbia. MERCURY, METEOR. LINCOLN Mercury, Meteor and Lincoln Dealers. Black Motors Ltd.

Dunsmuir and Homer. TAt. 4411. BRITISH AUSTINS FRED DEELEY LTD. 901-929 W.

Broadway Distrubtors for Austin passenger cars and light commercial vans and pickups for the Mainland or British Columbia. Phone CHerry 171 New Austins Consolidated Motor Co. Ltd. 1230 W. Georgia.

MAr. 6131. Gordon Bros. 10th Alma. 24-hr.

service. CE. 8105 VANGUARD Vanguard- Airway Service Triumph 2198 West 41st-KE. 4791 LEGALS TAKE NOTICE that by Order of the IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA In Probate In the Matter of the Estate of WALTER GRIFFITHS. Deceased.

In the Matter of the "Administration Act." Deputy District Registrar, E. W. Wells. made the 5th day of January, A.D. 1952.

I was appointed Administrator of the estate of WALTER GRIFFITHS. deceased. and all parties having claims against the said estate are hereby required to furnish same, properly verified. to me on or before the 19th day of February, A.D. 1952.

after which claims filed may be paid without references to any claims of which I then had no knowledge. And all parties indebted to the estate are required to pay the amount of their indebtedness to me forthwith. Dated this 19th day of January, A.D. 1952. CARL MeLELLAND STEWART, Official Administrator, 635 Burrard Street, Vancouver 1, B.C.

PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMETA "Change of Name Act" (Section 5) NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Director of Vital Statistics for a change of name, pursuant to the provisions of the of Name Act." by me. Joseph (Victor) Komarnicky of 341 South Holdom in the City of Vancouver, in the Province of British Columbia, to change my name from Joseph (Victor) Komarnicky to Joseph Victor Crane. My wife's name from Olga Komarnicky to Olga Lois Crane. My minor unmarried children's names from Irene Komarnicky to Irene Janice Crane. Joseph Komarnicky to Joseph Donald Crane.

Dated this 16th day of January, A.D. 1952. JOSEPH (VICTOR) KOMARNICKY, Applicant. AUCTIONS AUCTIONS SPECIAL AUCTION Andrew (Retail radios, price. Mantel "Fleet- held radios, First percolators, "Lee Jay" welding (new price "Westingchimes, waffle irons, quantity linesman's harness, 5 sets bowls, ornaments, fuse boxes, heater, paper cutter, shelving etc.

this auction. Everything is makes of NEW merchandise. Frigidaire and radios. On view Complete stock and fixtures of Electrical Appliance Store, includNew Stock of Radios, Toasters, Irons, Electric Mixers, Chinaware, Novelties, etc. (By Order of the EASTERN TRUST Executors) MONDAY, JANUARY 21st, 1952, at 1 P.M, 3028 WEST BROADWAY Including, in part: "Stromberg-Carlson" combination radio wood" and "Rogers-Majestic" combination aire" refrigerator (30 c.f.; cost $800.00 and "Sunbeam" irons, "G.E." toasters, machine, electric fans, "Beatty" washer, house" electric mixers, hot plates, door Christmas lights, batteries, lamps, telephone of china (dinner services, mixing radio ariels, paint brushes, Duo-Therm oil counters, display tables, misc.

dishes, glass, Note: The auctioneers highly recommend BRAND NEW. including well known Particular attention is called to the new 9 a.m. EASTERN TRUST Tyidesley's Est. 1917 Auctioneers and LEGALS CITY OF VANCOUVER UNIFORMS Fire, Police, Pound. Health and Elevator Operators TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to 9:00 a.m., day, February 5th, 1951, for the making, fitting and delivering of complete uniforms for the personnel of the above departments.

The City of Vancouver will supply uniform buttons, badges and chevrons. The Contractor to supply all serge, braid silk and linen threads, basting cotton, chalk, pant buttons buttons and piping. Samples of serge and trimming be submitted with tender. Serge to be dark blue, fast dye, 36" to yard, 58" wide, 18-oz. weight for suitings and 26 oz.

weight for overcoatings. (See specifications). Specifications and tender forms to be picked up in the office of the City Purchasing Agent, 2nd floor, City Hall. All work on making of uniforms to be performed in the City of Vancouver. of Tenderer to state guaranteed date delivery.

Each tender is to be accompanied by a certified cheque on a Vancouver branch of a chartered bank in Canada, for the sum of $1000.00 payable to the City of Vancouver. or by a bond of a guarantee company authorized to carry on business in the Province of British Columbia, for payment to the City of Vancouver of the said sum of $1000.00, conditioned on the due execution of a formal contract with the City of Vancouver, satisfactory to the City Solicitor. The amount of the cheque or band of the successful tenderer will be forfeited should he decline to enter into a contract for the work as aforesaid. Envelopes to be plainly marked "Tender for Uniforms'. TENDERS RECEIVED AFTER TIME NOTED WILL BE RETURNED UNOPENED.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders shall be submitted on forms to be Hall. supplied by Tenders the will be Purchasing opened Agent. City Capital Expenditures Committee in No. Committee Room.

City Hall, at approximately 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, February 5th, 1952. RONALD THOMPSON, City Clerk. City Hall, Vancouver, B.C. CITY OF VANCOUVER TENDERS FOR BOOTS 'ENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, February 5th, 1952, for the supply and correct fitting of approximately 1600 pairs (more or less), of boots for the use of the Fire and Police Departments of the City of Vancouver.

Boots are to be equal to or better in quality and workmanship than the samples available for inspection in the office of the city Purchasing Agent, City Hall, Vancouver, B.C, Tenderers are required to state where the boots tendered on are manufactured and whether or not they are "Union Each tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque on a Vancouver branch of a chartered bank in Canada for an amount equal to five per cent of the contract price, payable to the City of Vancouver, or by a bond of a Guarantee Company authoried to carry on business in the Province of British Columbia. for payment to the City of Vancouver for the said amount, conditioned upon the execution of a formal contract with the City of Vancouver, satisfactory to the City Solicitor. The amount of the cheque of the successful tenderer will be forfeited should be decline to enter into contract for the work as aforesaid. Envelopes to be plainly marked "Tender for Boots'. TENDERS RECEIVED AFTER TIME NOTED WILL BE RETURNED UNOPENED.

Tenders will be opened at approximately 11:00 a.m.. Tuesday, February 5th. 1952, in Capital Expenditures Committee in No. 1 Committee Room, City Hall. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

Dated at Vancouver, this 14th day of January, 'RONALD THOMPSON, City Clerk. City Hall, Vancouver, B.C. CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND HOUSING NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED TENDERS, plainly addressed marked to the as undersigned, will be received up to 12:00 noon Tuesday, February 19th, 1959. for the Landscaping of 167 Housing Units, Construction of rock Retaining Walls, Rock Gardens, at the D.N.D. Permanent Married Quarters, Belmont Park, in the District of Esquimalt.

B.C. Plans, specifications and forms of tender required may be obtained at the address shown below by prime cOntractors only and are available for 111- spection at the address shown below and at the Builders' Exchange in Vancouver and Victoria. A deposit cheque in the amount of $100.00 is required for each set of plans, specifications and documents. This deposit is forfeited if plans, specifications and documents are not returned intact and in good condition on or before the seventh day following the date of contract award. Each tender must be accompanied by a security deposit of $12.00 per housing unit for Landscaping and of the total tender price of all other work included in Tender.

Such deposit shall indemnify Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation against loss in the event of withdrawal of the successful tenderer subsequent to the acceptance of the bid by Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation. A certified cheque made payable to Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation or negotiable Dominion of Canada Bonds will be accepted as security deposit. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. ADAMS, Regional Construction Engineer, Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Office, 360 Homer Street, Vancouver3, B.C.

SEALED tenders, plainly marked as to CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS content and addressed to the undersigned. will be received up to twelve noon Tuesday, February 12, 1352. for the construction of sixty-two (62) houses at Project 6Z4, Fraserview. Vancouver, B.C. Plans, specifications, and forms of tender required may be obtained at the address shown below by prime contractors only, and are available for inspection at the address shown below and at the Builders' Exchange in Vancouver.

A deposit cheque in the amount of $100.00 is required for each set of plans, specifications, and documents. This deposit is forfeited if plans, specifications, and documents are not returned intact and in good condition on or before the seventh day following the date of contract award. Each tender must be accompanied by a security deposit of 500.00. Such deposits will indemnify CMHC against loss in the event of withdrawal of the successful tenderer subsequent to acceptance of the bid by CMHC. A certified cheque made payable to CMHC or negotiable Dominion of Canada bonds will be accepted as security deposit.

The lowest or any tender not necesarily accepted. J. L. ADAMS, Regional Construction Engineer, Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation, 360 Homer Street, Vancouver, B.C, NOTICE THE Annual General Meeting of THE BRITISH COLUMBIA MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION will be held on Monday, February 4th. 1952.

at 8:00 p.m.. in the Pender Auditorium, 339 West Pender Street, Vancouver, B.C.. for the following To receive the President's Report; to receive and consider the Financial Statement: to receive and consider an Extraordinary Resolution; to elect directors and to transact any ordinary business of the Association. By Order of the Board. H.

FRASER. Secretary pro tem. GREAT MASSINGHAM, Eng-(CP)-A moving picture show sponsored by the electric board of this Norfolk town was delayed. The cause was an electric breakdown. Rites Sunday For Lutheran Clergyman A memorial service for Rev.

Harold Solheim will be at 11:15 a.m. Sunday in Lutheran Church, Nineteenth and St. Catherines. Mr. Solheim died Wednesday, just two days after retiring as pastor of the church, and nine days after his 70th birthday.

During the Rev. A. H. past eight years he played a Solheim prominent role Norwegian community affairs. The memorial service will be we conducted by Fred G.

Hoyme. The funeral will be held in Mount Pleasant Undertaking Co. parlors at 2:15 p.m. Monday, Rev. Ivor J.

Saugen, New Westminster, officiating, with burial in Ocean View Burial Park. Besides his wife, Mr. Solheim leaves two sons, Rev. Arthur S. Solheim, Lake Alma, and James S.

Solheim, Westlock, two daughters, Mrs. Carl Jacobsen, Vancouver, and Mrs. Tryg Skretting, Camrose, two sisters, Mrs. E. Kroner, couver, and Ann Solheim in Alberta, and two brothers, Ole, Minneapolis, and Mathias, Norway.

Three of his sons have died. Merlin was killed in action over. seas, and Otto and Harold were killed in auto accidents in Vancouver and Alberta. Voluntary Aid Honored Here Volunteer Week opened today in Vancouver and will continue until next Saturday, the mayor's office proclaimed. Observance of the Week is being sponsored by the Volunteer Bureau of Greater Vancouver, a member of the Community Chest and Council.

Its function is the recruiting, registering, training and placement of volunteers in agencies carrying out health, welfare, cultural and civic programs in Greater Vancouver. The bureau has been responsible for much of the area's community work and has been assisted by many charitable and welfare organizations. FRANCES YEEND "Singing which has more than Beauty right feeling well ordered Stanley Bligh. With JOSEPH ROSENSTOCK Conducting THE VANCOUVER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Jan. 27- Orpheum p.m.

Jan. 28-International p.m. Tickets at Kellys from 75c Executors Lid. Appraisers FA. 4519 AUCTION MONDAY, JAN.

21, 1 P.M. 1247 Granville St. We have been instructed by owners to sell the contents of furniture store consisting of dinette suites, studio lounges, corner cupboards, bookshelves, dressers, chests of drawers, desks, buffets, china cabinets, oil heater, cane suites, rockers, gas stoves, oil ice boxes, occasional chairs, tables' and chairs, congoleums, beds, springs, personal effects, etc. Terms Cash Immediate Removal RUSSELL CO. Auctioneers and Appraisers MA.

5934 Unit Treats First Patient First patient admitted to the new ultra-modern emergency department opened Friday at General Hospital was Lawrence Trites, 1432 West Fifty-fifth. His right ring finger was injured in an accident at Canadian Forest Products. He was treated at 8:30 a.m. and discharged. The new nine-bed emergency was built after city wide complaints including official protest from the Greater Vancouver Labor Council (CCL).

Entrance is at Eleventh and Heather. LEGALS IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA In Probate In the Matter of the Estate of FRANK HAROLD' RICHARDSON. known as FRANK RICHARDSON, otherwise Deceased. In the Matter of the "Administration Act." TAKE Deputy NOTICE District that by Order of the Registrar, E. W.

Wells, made the 5th day of Jannuary, A.D. 1952, I was appointed Administrator of the estate of FRANK HAROLD RICHARDSON, otherwise known as FRANK RICHARDSON, deceased, and all parties having claims against the said estate are hereby required to furnish same. properly verified, to me on or before the 19th day of February, A.D. 1952, after which claims filed may be paid without reference to any claims of which I then had no knowledge. And all parties indebted to the estate are required to pay the amount of their indebtedness to me forthwith, Dated this 19th day of January, A.D.

1952. CARL Official McLELLAND STEWART, Administrator, 635 Burrard Street, Vancouver 1. B.C. Corporation of the District of Burnaby TAXPAYERS OF BURNABY Pay Your Taxes in Advance By depositing any amount up to your total annual taxes or by making monthly instalments between January 2nd, 1952, and May 31st, 1952, you earn interest at per annum to June 30th, 1952. Payments may be made at the Municipal Hall, Edmonds, or the North Burnaby Sub-Office, 4144 Hastings Street East, and at the Royal Bank of Canada, 4000 Kingsway, and the Bank of Montreal, 3737 Kingsway, Burnaby.

S. B. McCAFFERTY, Collector. Phone DExter 1037 or N.W. 1095.

AN OPEN LETTER From The Lodging House Keepers' Association, 527-470 Granville Street, VANCOUVER 2, B.C. (Licensed under the "Societies Act" of the Province of British Columbia) TO ROOMING HOUSE OPERATORS There has lately been voiced a great need for a strong Association of Rooming House Operators, not only to enable its Members to co-operate in the establishing of a closely knit organization of persons with identical interests, but, also, and primarily, to safeguard against discriminatory legislation and by-laws passed by governing bodies and aimed at the livelihood of rooming house operators. We have in mind the recently passed Civic Bylaw 3257. cited as the "Lodging House By-law." As it now reads YOUR business may have but SIX MONTHS TO LIVE. To give effect to the wishes of good many rooming house operators, this Association has been formed to implement the above aims and many others that affect, the conduct of Members of this Association.

Listed hereunder a few of the most important purposes that this Association strives to achieve: 1-To represent the views of Rooming House Operators in existing and future legislation affecting the business of its Members. 2- -To represent its Members in Vancouver civic affairs. 3 To represent its Members in their individual and collective dealings with civic, Provincial and Federal authorities, administrations and administrative tribunals. 4-To provde a group of efficient personnel and professional associates who will always be available to counsel and advise its Members: including members of the legal profession who will freely and readily be accessible to its Members. 5 To provide a means of mutual assistance in holding to an absolute minimum the undesirable tenant and to provide, where possible, an index of persons, desirable and undesirable.

6 To provide for its Members facilities for obtaining, through strength of the Association, trade discounts on such purchases as fuel, laundry, plumbing equipment, appliances, carpentry, furniture, furnishings and personal items. 7-To publish a monthly news letter giving all news and announcements in connection with the business of this Association. together with items of general and topical interest to its Members. 8 To assist its Members with their taxation and financing problems. These and many other objectives are the aims of your Association and we need your help them out.

Without your weight being added to that of the many Members now enrolled this Association may not be powerful enough to combat the forces directed at our means of livelihood. We heartily urge you to thoroughly discuss this most important matter with the representative who calls upon vott, or call a Member of the membership committee during the day at MA. 8646 or MA. 0645. and after office hours at TA.

3670 or CE. 8454. THE LODGING HOUSE KEEPERS' ASSOCIATION POLICE HUNTING TWO PEDDLERS Two suspected drug peddlers were sought by RCMP and city police today as they pressed their drive to smash the illegal trade in Vancouver. Thirty-four have been arrested so far in one of the greatest roundups in local history. Arrest of the pair would bring the list to 36.

Eighteen have been charged with possession of narcotics and 15 with selling narcotics. One suspect is held for investigation. Firm Rapped For Delaying Log Trial Lack of co-operation by the employer of a tugboat captain was deplored in County Court by Judge A. E. Lord at the trial of Herbert L.

Carson on a log theft charge. Carson, a log salvage operator of 550 Cardero, is accused of stealing, last April 22, two boomsticks and several logs which had been beachcombed by Gilbert Andrew Krook and were in a boom at Halkett Bay, Prosecutor Paul Murphy reported to the judge Friday that Captain John Gillam, an ployee of Dola Towing Company, is required as a Crown witness, but has not yet been served with a subpoena. The captain is on duty on the tug Stanfast in the vicinity of Valdez Island. Mr. Murphy said the Crown had offered to send a plane for him and return him to his job by plane after he had given evidence in the case, but that the Dola company would not agree.

It will now be necessary, the prosecutor explained, to serve a subpoena on Captain Gillam, but it has not been decided yet how this will be done. Judge Lord said it was most unfortunate that Captain Gillam's employers would not coLoperate with the Crown to ensure his presence without delaying the administration of justice. THE SHERWOOD ROBSON CHORALE In a Joint Concert PRESENTS LOIS MARSHALL Canda's Brilliant Soprano FEBRUARY 5TH THE AUDITORIUM Tickets $1.00. Kellys Ltd. Starting Friday Jan 25 DIAL CBU FORMERLY CBR AC 690 ON YOUR DIAL POWER DOUBLED to 10,000 WATTS CBU CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION in4894 tires, p.m: needs good acceptMa- acfrom heater; 311 16-in.

covers. Ave. shape, must 4971M. 0355M and Sunday HAst. Sey- Seymour.

$150.