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Thursday, December 4, at 2:15 p.

at the Auction Rooms, Corner of McBrid
and Fourth East
Consisting of
Frigidaire, 6', cubic ft.
R.C.A. Victor Combination Radio
in Blonde Mahogany
Blonde Mahogany Bedroom Suite
2 Chesterfield Suites
10 Mirrors
20 Bedsteads, full size
Odd Chairs
Electric Portable Sewing Machine
Baby Carriages
1 Lazyboy and Stool
Host of other goods too numerous to ment
Terms: Cash or Cheque
Phone: Red 127; Black 846 or
678, B.C. Messenger

LIST YOUR GOODS FOR THIS SALE
George Dawes THE AUCTIONEER

  
  
   
    
  
  

 

   

 

 

Prince Rupert, B.C., December 2, 1952

 

Di 7; tives of the so- /} manufactures
®
' 1€$ Gt a Chen Tom Wilkinson, chairman of
. a as ti A the Interior Vegetable Growers
ane Sree Association sponsor of the
‘ neil solution, said Uni we can
- atabec do business with Britain w
ral Ra sh are going to be confronted with
id Pan is the huge salable urpluses we
: had in the 30
ethan Alex Mercet wih ele i
nh cauea
nment complete resident of the federatior
Vancouver to SCURRY BEFORE THE FLURRY—Tugboats onthe Ottawa river peed these da}
in a race to clean up the thousands of pulp lors still in the rive e the snow come M ° . B
‘ES =a& RHE R SEGUE L UP sone n eee Nee seeee ind the river freezes. In all Canadian pulpwood centres the hurrying ‘ ISSINIg oal
. « ls. This tug, in a photo by Malak, is shown against Otta Parliament
S At WALLACE'S of Cours 2 cernomo Jurns Up
: : At Fish Dock
* ee . * e
_-. “ t Fish Voc
>For A Bovs = indian Writings trace Frenistoric 1IMeES ........... |
a oe | Ph me te | x 0 m V (
o B a J-foot bears Da
% v ry LE ae IDGE, Alte An rocks and the writings have been “ hat ar AS wt verdue a
- % PAPAL L Y a ae s haeological treasure-house lost. Some of the cliffs have Alberta anc hat . quashed | thi
e Happ y Amas @ tt *e the history of been painted with a red pigment four nit 1 t
® se 2 - 1 from prehistor- such as is found at nearby Paint irlier peop i ed wu { Ba
; HS entury lies Pots in Marble Canyor ‘ Ip a fl
y hr the
b ( ge 2 sore + iets . “© TWO TYPES of trographs and the The ‘ Ju B
@ scarr k , K cl ia ; 7 ae ¢ ul Indian rdded t g i fo
a @ about 70 miles southeast of here There = ve A OF ee oe rf ow! T : .
eS, a within 10 miles of the inter- | WUng and 1 neueved One ms ai 7 aaved & . :
f @ national boundary much older the other. One The area lies under the ing for Re F Con
e at eer Allieorrewenk ee — . type por{rays figures as long and| shadow of the Sweet Grass 4 ting
APLETE OUTFITTERS in hi ti ea 4 ;
© COMP aes ‘s Me spree T ara a Th wih ae Eagws as Ma | narrow and uses straight lines. Mountains of Montana and is ‘port the boat \ ad
; FROM BOYS TO MEN : Writing-on-Stone” Park) The other has al figures rich in prehistoric finds, Dino arris re abou Nov
© 2 erives the namre from In-jround, both for people and ani- | saur bones have been found a jy.
¥ y wi and paintings | mals few miles east of the rocks,
® Boys’ Ties Boys’ Hat Boys’ Jackets 2 het bank Some archaeologists who have along with immense petrified
= : : . = Most of the Indian writings are | visited the «ks conclude the trees and prehistoric oyster UNIQUE COINS
S Boys Shirt Soc! Boys’ Pants a graphs, or stone carvings.jregion was visite; race of heds VIKING. Al CG Kurt Lo
4 . Erosion has toppled some of the j people before Indians, It isk Gal eas aoe stimate :
g Boys’ Beits Underwear Boys’ Parkas gs ° ° ined in Maj. Fred Bag ‘ gle East Gr
. ' : o fe: " y “The 71 Mounties,” and tells : ;
w Boys’ Brac Snow Suits Boys’ Suits M Fo Ch st D e sas teehl , tien | ee we ee :
2 ere i aes 2 NMOre r ristmas vinner ing Indian paintings on the | ago are worth perhaps $6,00
® a is ar i t a Nortl ' as -
: Ie) are ? i A
s a At L Nest Mounted Police camp ir '
. et A ss Cost, Su 0 sweet Grail, The wa Germany i 18
Pt A : At Le , Surve WS ic sweet cram hil This wa
a ‘ ediaeed ¢ ~ se e ore . bably the place late know! ‘ fragi eret
SO REGS ” «ie ° Writing-on-Stone -
& “1 . . .
B - Christmas dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Average Major Bas
Ta BERG eee TABS ERA See eReeReeReeeE Canadian should mean second helpings for all the tt a a ENJOY s(OU ASE a
of a ) ns
family and at less cost than last year. | athe.
US ‘al ey z % I A coast-to-coast survey sip sr ay
Sir g qi TRUCKS most wholesaler and were b wel 7 .
cv CARS an yrepared to handle a re he averace ' Shah banpa* :
EP A EH a he alte ; ; jid-fash . All — pe Lore
¢ 5 , ibated, according to tl
pbuh In Saskatchewan everyone ap
2—1949 Studebaker Champion Sedans $4395 ae ie ev endhyariatcrad | ared to be looking forw
ik e ot ; : tl nori Beusy a table loaded with a greater —
2—194? Austin Panels $895 ete eahied aimee . "tiene variety of fruits and nuts than
i Cakes and puc g WLOTC | last year
1—1949 Flying Standerd Coach $549 t than usual are looking at winnipeg Japanese orang: PRINCE RUPERT
: ” hee A i good supply and at
1—1949 Monarch Sedan $4595 sy isiobaae seagate ower prices T KETCHIKAN
rr r ior tami-
1 1 Q4 9 In 4 | ‘ iat OY if oe > , 0
win 9 nternational 34-ton panel $495 At Edmo simas com-| NEW DELICACY
A new delicac i
1—1948 Austin Sedan $750 a on ae Ga a MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY
‘ tintin os tive fruit-bowls throughout O: De arts Prin R rt 2: m
NEW STUDEBAKERS ARE ON DISPLAY West Coast tatio, ‘The new. fruit, ac pe ee ae
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Shi MN a tangerine and a ee Se eae. eee
Still is in the exper
9960 down and 24 months to pay ippers ay ee ROUND TRIP $27.00
: aler, It is not expected be :
© / plentiful this year
unero Auto Servic Take to Boats | Far from being a luxury,
al ed a % " turkeys may be considered
VANCOUVER (Demands for cheap meat at the 1952 Christ-
3rd Av*nue W. LIMITED Phone Green 217 } iigher freight rates by Canadian mas dinner. Phone 476
ri] may see Vancouver The ‘ ntiful in Ottas
ca ee ippers increase shipments from They “e plen ae 18 Olawe ~
he ist by the ocean rout ind expected to be at least seven
- ~~ ee _ cents cheaper a pound than they
The railways have applied {0 | ware last year. In Quebee City a
general nine per cent freight) ,, 5
: ae a nak Tne 12 per cent drop was predicted
lf A il andes ewer’ vee \ttom imet years price of bk
ity / A ea t 20 7h t
LF A\Hi ‘. an sartiieki atin 5 tween 69 and 75 cents
1 NUT] we ae a oe al by - Those who like a chicken will C H
1 o the boats ua G plents choice j ost
/) 2 traftie mariage f06 so aa gs y uF — = n : . eppner
Ah fn | { / Ait a Vy I hardware firm we witi= .* Se
ey, (UL A (Lind ak mace ‘ : Beg Toronto, meat wholesalers pre
wae eS “) mM eg ree Business €an on dicted a scarcity of the bird
0 Se 7 riniveal This is because not as many were
the ts o ; str a cen q raised this year as las
I ib 1e War, were esume
- r than a y ago via the
FE \ anand Canal soni TEMPORARY RELIEI
mo LA li, H. Stevens. president of the; gTOWMARKET, England (CP)
Son Vancouver Board of Trade, call- So that tenants will have
ed the situation “alarming _ |more spending money, council
“It is so startling that i | of this Suffolk town will forego
ought to cause leaders in every | rent collections durin the}
economic phase of Canadian Christmas season. But the}
life to ponder carefully the | money will be collected during
course we have been following (the next few months

in recent years,”

He said Wage increases are re-

flected in costs with no apparent |

é increased productivity, |
This, he added,

 

in infla
provement
position

in the wage

13 The Canadian Bank
of Commerce

f 1342

he said,

Would result
tion without actual im-
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