Phone 54 P.O. Box 323

Rollston Hardware
SPORTING GOODS

Agents for General Steel Products and
Marshall-Wells Paint

LADYSMITH B.C.

Ladysmith Trading Co.

J. W. ROGERS, Proprietor
CASH DRYGOODS

Men’‘s Furnishings Boots and Shoes

Phone 69 - P.O. Box 55
127 First Avenue LADYSMITH, B.C.

WHEATSHEAF HOTEL

GUS MARBLE, Prop.

Six Miles South of Nanaimo
On Old Island Highway

LICENSED PREMISES

R.R. No. 2 Nanaimo, B.C.

CRANBERRY HOTEL

LICENSED PREMISES

Reasonable Rates
Comfortable Rooms

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5 Miles South of Nanaimo
on the Cedar Road
by the Nanaimo River

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R.R. No. 2 NANAIMO, B.C.

COLUMBUS HOTEL

DAN KULAI, Proprietor
LICENSED PREMISES

Comfortable Rooms

Nanaimo British Columbia

PATRICIA HOTEL

Jack Zuzic and Louis Vocina, Proprietors
LICENSED PREMISES

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Nanaimo British Columbia

Eagle Building Telephone 464

Chris. Wright & Co.

PREFERRED RISK INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE

Agents for Canadian National Railways
Transatlantic Steamship Lines
and All Air Lines

135 Bastion St., P.O. Drawer 23, NANAIMO

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is sought for a horse race fraud in-
volving about $15,000.

Police in St. Catharines, Ont., seek
Adams on a charge of murdering his
father.

The R.C.M.P. want O’Connor on
a charge of attempted murder arising
from a shooting affray at Keremeos,
B.C., in May, 1953.

MacDonald was born at Shaw-
bridge, P.Q., on Aug. 20, 1908, weighs
approximately 167 Ibs., and stands
5 feet 10 inches. He has a medium
complexion, brown receding hair,
blue eyes, and wears glasses at all
umes. He is a good dresser, is ex-
cellent at figures, but poor at spelling.
He likes woodwork and is a fairly
good carpenter; he is also keenly in-
terested in fishing, and is a good
walker. He is rather quick tempered
and gets argumentative and boisterous
after drinking. He is understood to be
quite a ladies’ man.

MacDonald was originally married,
but deserted his wife whom he left
destitute, with three children. Subse-
quently, he went through a form of
marriage on the West Coast and de-
serted his second wife, abandoning a
six-month old child at the time of
the theft.

MacDonald served in the army dur-
ing the last war and took driver-
mechanic training at A-21 C.O.T.C.,
R.C.O.C. in Barriefield, Ont. He was
posted overseas to the Canadian
Ordnance Reinforcement Unit and
was later transferred to R.C.E.M.E.
He served in Northwest Europe with
the 2nd Advance Base Workshop
from May to October, 1945, and re-
turned to Canada in January, 1946,
being discharged in February, 1946.

The Insurance Company which
held the risk on the money package
will pay a reward of five percent of
any part of the stolen money re-
covered, in addition to one hundred
dollars for any information leading to
the apprehension of this man. Any
such information should be given to
the nearest Royal Canadian Mounted
Police detachment, or your local
postmaster. * *

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A San Francisco
postman was placed
on one-year proba-
ion for failing to
deliver unaddressed
third-class mail
which he termed
“Junk.”

“Maybe he was
performing a public
Sie DivaiGes 3c Om
mented the judge

* CHEMAINUS

TOM BERTRAM, Pharmacist

Ladysmith Drug Store

Phone 26 Ladysmith

For a
COMPLETE, MODERN DRUG SERVICE

KEN’S SHELL SERVICE

LUBRICATION
GAS » OILS

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Phone 99 CHEMAINUS, B.C.

PHONE 203 24-HOUR SERVICE

VET’S TAXI

JACK MILLER
Comfortable Heated Cabs

OFFICE—GOVERNMENT DOCK
CHEMAINUS B.C.

GREEN LANTERN HOTEL

WALTER D. CHECK, Manager

Good Comfortable Rooms with
Hot and Cold Running Water
Reasonable Rates
Licensed Premises
Chemainus, B.C.

Phone 79

DUNCAN AUTO METAL

RON MOONEY, Mar.
24-Hour Towing - Painting - Body Work
Complete Collision Repairs
Upholstery - Auto Glass

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Phone 630 Box 319

Duncan, B.C.

DOMAN’S

H. S. DOMAN, Manager

TRANSPORT - FUEL LUMBER
CARTAGE and SALES

Phone 995
P.O. BOX 1400, DUNCAN, V.I., B.C.

Compliments

O

f
MacMILLAN & BLOEDEL LIMITED

(Chemainus Division)

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B.C.

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