V
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
March
10,
1951
RDER
Cash
lor
old
gold.
Bulger's.
EDUCATION
WEEK
RADIO
FORUM
CFPR
8
o'clock
TONIGHT
Hcor
Dance
at
Valhalla
Hall
tonight.
Music
by
Mike
Colussi.
(ltl
Rt.
Rev.
James
B.'
Gibson,
OAL
NOW!
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
left
on
la-t
j
evening's
train
for
Burns
Lake
,
rr-p
1
"
-
J1
v
'VM
Cj
....
Jf'
v""
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)V-J
"
L
f
'..1
Wanted
To
Rent
uiirr
iif
our
normal
slJtks
are
as
follows:
'
on
ecclesiastical
duties.
j
Members
wishing
to
attend
i
Canadian
Legion
W.
A.
Banquet
I
phone
Black
330.
(59c
j
.
M.
J.
Saunders
sailed
on
the;
FWntfc
Rupert
Thursday
night
j
for
a
business
trip
to
Ocean
:
j
Falls.
!
Rent
a
sander
OR
have
your
j
od
River
Hard
Lump
....
$20.75
per
ton
j
n:....
AnrA
tnn
t?fl
0
nr
.
The
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd.
require
immediately
for
their
permanent
operating
staff,
HOUSES
FOR
RENTAL.
Please
address
replies
to'
Personnel
Supervisor,
Mill
Operating
Staff,
Box
1000,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
or
call
Supervisor
at
Watson
Island.
COO
IM'ti
1
"33
r
od
River
Hard
Nut
$18
25
per
ton
floor
sanded
by
expert.
I'nunc
909
for
Greer
&
Briddcn
Ltd.
63e)
cod
River
Hard
Stoker
...
I5.75
per
ton
I
Donald
Tucker,
formerly
with
wo
Lump
iy.Z3pcrton
t.
i
v
TC
Aft
.
Ore
DnaucTfe
fu.vv
per
l
oil
tc
Nut
(Booker
Heater)
$14.75
per
ton
PRINTING
EASY
ONCE
YOU
know
how.
See?
Showing
it
s
not
so
hard
to
"make
things"
from
leather
are
from
the
left,
Frank
Barton,
Gordon
Morrison,
Roly
Miles,
instructor,
Wilfrid
Valpy
and
Duane
Loughlan.
Gordon
and
Wilfrid
are
Daily
News
carriers.
Iso
offer
the
balance
of
our
Winter
Emergency
siocks
at
the
following
attractive
prices:
the
Daily
N.-jws
staff
here,
left-Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
fo;-
Vancouver
whence
he
will
proceed
to
Enderby.
SONGWRITERS
Want
your
songs
on
records?
Sheet
music?
Copyrighted?
-Write
Plax-o
Graf,
210
4th
St.
H)
Reorganization
meeting
Civic
Centre
Camera
Club
Experience
Versatility
i
PURPOSES
Highest
Quality
8oS
-Ailed
in
WJicl
Is
Jailed
for
Drunken
Driving
fonton
Deep
Scam
Lump
....
$19.00
per
ton
rto
"Diplomat"
Egg
$16.50
per
ton
rta
"Diplomat"
Nut
$15.00
per
ton
fr
Briaucrtcs
$21.75
per
ton
Although
no
injuries
were
sus-
Monday,
7:30
p.m.
Adults
anrl
Uiincd
when
two
cars
collided
teen
members
welcome.
(60c
nt
Cnnrnri
Sl.rpet,
and
Havs
Cnvp
Dibb
Printing
Co.
I-
t
MICKS
I
OK
LESS
THAN
ONE
TON
LOTS
WILL
HE
Si
rPLIEI)
ON
HKql
EST
PHONE
'231
tlKSNKlt
Hl,OCK
I
,
'
'
Avenue
at
7:30
Thursday
morn-
Miss
Thurley
Duck
of
Vic-
I
A
Wallet
S
first
purpose
Usually
IS
10
hold
moily
;
jngj
Larry
Ryan
of
Port
Simpson
toria,
who
has
been
spending
but
to
the
teen-age
boys
in
Roly
Miles'
leatherwork
!
,
SdRyan
",2!
:
classes
at
the
Civic
Centre
it
means
something
(Iif-
:
driver
of
a
car
in
which
were
Avenue
East,
left
by
the
Prince
!
lleitllt.
fi.nnt
TViprn
IhtlC
a
-i
f
lllUhhea
miuVinrl
'U-nllpt
wallet
in
in
yellOW
vpllmv
mnrncrn
moiOCCO
01
nr
'
two
other
pa-vsensers,
was
pro-
Rupert
Thursday
to
-csume
her
ceedjn?
d(wn
Cunrd
6lj;et
nurses'
training
at
Royal
Jubi-
bl'OWn
genuine
Cowhide
is
an
emblem
Of
proud
ac-;
turning
onto
Hays
Cove
Avenue,
lee
Hospital,
Victoria.
DER
NOW
and
Avoid
Disappointment
when
his
car
collided
with
an-
PHiipo
Rnnort
Rpt.iil
HrpfHt
bert
&
McCaffery
I
other
cur,
driven
by
William
Gralllors.
Association
meeting,
I
Norton,
1425
11th
Avenue
Easl
Monday,
March
12,
Clvij
Centre,
7:30
p.m.
Guest
speaker:
A.
B.
Brtwn
on
"Consumer
Credit
Regulations."
Wlasfer
LIMITED
PHONE
116
-
117
or
58
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
1
which
was
turning
onto
Conrad
'
Street
from
Hays
Cove
Avenue.
!
Police
say
extensive
damage
j
was
done
to
botli
cars.
!
Ryan
was
scnlenrod
to
10
clays'
imprisonment
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
city
police
court
yjs-I
lerday.
j
complishment.
,
About
two
dozen
boys
take
advantage
of
these
classes
held
im
Monday
and
Wednesday
afternoons
and
evenings.
'
Tools
for
the
work
are
supplied
by
the
Centre
although
haiullcraftcrs
are
encouraged
to
pUrcha.se
their
own
so
they
can
,
carry
on
projects
at
home.
"Some
of
these
boys
are
very
artistic,"
said
Roly,
displaying
a
variety
of
jobs
completed,
such
as
embossed
loose-leaf
covers,
moccasins
and
key-cases.
"I
Dr.
Duncan
BlacK
will
speak
1
on
his
prisoner-of-war
experi-1
enccs
at
the
first
meeting
of
j
the
newly-formed
Men's
Fellow-
,
ship
Club
at
the
Presbyterian
,
a
On
iOtuae
3CKWOO
a
i
George
Evans
of
Prince
Rupert,
nurcn,
luesuay,
Maim
10,
o
,
,
.
.i,
v,.j
v,,,,,,,
..
i
i
ho
p.m.
All
men
interested
are
wel-i
'
no
has
been
m
the
Lunch
counter
criticism
of
pro-
solving
;
igoci
vincial
hospital
affairs
cannot
United
Nations
forces
in
Korea
o"16-
j
be
said
to
offer
much
of
con-
all
winter,
nrct
a
brother
of
Rev.
a
ATTENTION
FISHERMEN
,
structional
value.
Nevertheless,
C.
L.
Lomas,
well
known
AnglS-
sijecial
meeting
of
the
Fisher-
:
I
By
Easley
Blackwood
i
.
....
what
is
said
displays
a
large
and
can
clergyman
and
missionary
of
mcn
s
Local
of
the
United
Fish
jTstiM'day
s
column
I
advised
my
self-con-
think
it
takes
working
with
hands
to
fhow
what's
really
In
the
boys.'
Most
of
the
projects
for
this
class
come
in
kits
and
are
made
most
ingenious
variety
of
abusive
Prince
Rupert.
The
meeting
was
trmen
and
Allied
Workers
Union
h:
Muzzv
to
let
his
partners
plav
the
hands
i
Uhantom
Jims
heard
,ven
with
the
ot
mutual,
interest,
lor
it
gave
vhll
be
held
Sunday,
March
fteadv
ulavine
of
canned
music.
01
portunity
to
rii:uss
Britiii
at
2:30
p.m..
In
the
Metropo:
possible.
I
up
according
to
specifications.
Columbia
and
Prince
Rupert.
Hah.
Main
business
1951
fish
r
t.ilor
(
HYlONSf
I
hearts,
three
diamonds
(after
t.
T
i,
losing
to
the
diamond
king)
and
the
edecs;
a
Painstaking
job
which
requires
much
patience.
.
i
twn
rinhs-nini.
in
all
,
.
prices.
Uto
1
Walter
Pichx:
was
fined
$10
Jnin.ttiit
i
infills
and
costs
In
city
police
court
Sixty
tons
of
snow
will
be
shipped
Xrom
Norway
to
England
in
time
for
a
ski-jumping
com-
nntliinn
of
tUa
pnrl
nf
Mnrph'.
4
vulnerable
i'Mii
j.Mr
Miili-i
I
sen
I
A
K
y
I
A
0
At
thi.
second
trick
a
small
"But
its
fun,"
vouched
Eu-
In
tlic
ilraniatit
Lutheran
Tea
and
Home
Cook-
club
was
led
to
the
ace
In
the
gene
NcUson,
proudly
reveallnS
,
t
Canada
wUl
cheerfully
yesterday
under
the
Government
'i
Liquor
'
Act.
line
of.
$25
anrl
!
costs
was
imposed
on
Murdockl
Green,
a
nativ.e,
for
possession
J
new
"Confection
Colours"
$1.
to
$-'.25.
Sizes
V-i
io
U.
clood
hand.
Now
Mr.
Muzzy
lea
ney-cnac
ju.h
iuiiji
a
rf
alone
....
...
....
iM.t
nf
it,na
moHp
rtMU
rtiUUg
MU9
huhdred
million
'K.
M'-reh
10.
i
i
Canadian
Le'iion
curd
party,
me
oueen
or
diamonds
wesi
qiq
'
not
cover
and
the
,ucen
was
there
are
for
gifts,
said
the
boys.
"x
Zwent
take
care
March
1
1.
io
of
an
intoxicant.
Frank
Wion,
former
co
"But
I
soli
a
couple
of
wal
S
KQJ
1(1
H-7
4
l
-7
5
2
C-
10
fl
8
2
of
all
transportation
charges
and
illU
L'
(1111
MUUI
White
Elephant
sale
and
tea,
permitted
to
ride,
Winning
the
trick.
Another
diamond
was
led
to
the
ace
and
the
closed
hand
other
Incidental
expenses
owner
of
Bradley-Wilson
Ltd.
of
i
vlarch
15,
at
2
p.m
1
il
1
U
..Inff
III
ft
I
ni,l,,
Anvili-ii-w
t
Piili-ifl;
VailCOUVCr,
ilHS
JUIUCU
l"C
omn
was
reached
again
with
the
ace
Mr.
trm)
i
of
spades.
At
this
point
Mr.
lets
at
Christmas,"
chimed
in
Gordon
Morrison.
All,
however
deplored
the
lack
of
demanding
markets
for
their
products.
"Goih,
if
we
could
only
sell
'cm,
we
could
go
into
business,"
ashion
llootvear
A
7
a
4
J
10
!l
Q
J
10
II
A
3
Muzzy
led
the
Jack
of
diamonds,
West
winning
with
the
king.
For
the
Tirst
time,
General
Dance
Marcli
1G.
of
Armstrong
Agencies.
Mr.
Wil-MacArthur
has
made
use
of
the
conrari
Sclio
!i
I'TA
curd!son
has
had
many
years
of
ex-word
"stalemate"
describing
the
partv
nddv
March
18
3
pm
perience
In
the
real
estate
busi-situation
at
the
Korean
front.
Car'd
,Uiiv
Catholic
Hall,
ncss-
For
inspection
or
sales
of
Perhaps
it's
the
truth
and
will
March
17
I
property
phone
342
or
207
(eve-
What
happened
to
the
nine
tricks
we
counted
a
few
mo-
said
one.
Ij1
Smilli
start
people
thumbing
through
r-ainrk's
Tea
and
card
nings).
lwl
iJ'.is
2
NT
ments
ago?
We
still
have
eight,
'
But
mese
enterprising
spirits
!h7
drptloarv
('
Tnere
are
too
lhe
nar
v
dlctlonary-
.ln"e
,are,
T
VT.C
but
the
ninth
one
Is
hopelessly
,r
rtan,nPPH
when
Rolv.
wi-,h
Catholic
Hall,
March
17
.
fl
Kpiipvpd
caused
hv
f
Ml
Ps
Brothers
evening
March
.Q,iPri
n..t.
the
fir-
t
lesson
numbnr
two
u...,
i
w-
,,.
v,Ah
V.
T,.
1',.
,
.
many
casualties
to
oe
m
aouot
s
u
n
f
-
UUilt'u
ill
mr.
muiibj
iiwiw
YOU'LL
SAVE
AS
YOU
SEW
a
gun.
sam
...
juu
about
the
exact
meaning
of
any
elude
setting
up
capitalists
in
brigade
at
2:15
Thursday
after
jioo
quicK
to
Did
no
no
way
t0
get
to
it.
11.
ouoja
uuui'h,
itiuiuiJL'ib
aim
escorts
invited.
tr,
1917
Komnri
Avp
Wpst.
iwwiiwise
ui
At
,lrlclt
lwo
tiie
ace
or
dla-i
business.
Orange
Ladies'
tea
and
sale.
Thgy
answered
a
chimney.
21.
f.
jj
tQ
U41
Beacn
piace
at.
ON
A
NEW
i
pujcQ
at
no
trump,
monds
was
the
play,
followed
by,
Gn
the
whole
the
boys
are
uill
find
some
suit
bid
thc
six
of
diamonds
and
a
con-
well-behaved,
said
the
Instruc-
Tho
Prim
Mlr.istnr
rrrrntlv
March
.larch
ortrtrH
th
Maunnni
T.ihrrnl
Jobs
UauRhliTs
Eustor
tea
and
7:45
last
night.
:
y
va.ua,
mayue
youi
Unuatlon
of
that
suit
until
tne
tor
-They
have
to
be,"
he
add'
wU1
t0
;lul
p?trtner
Sct
king
is
knocked
out.
With
that
edor
eie
they
are
just
shooed
Federations'
Advisory
council.
sa;ilS("l,c.
1
rfn
"'H
nisi.
niav
thn
third
diamonds
winner
That
Hnpn'r.
mpan.
of
Mr.
St.
Laurent,
one
notes,
shokc
.
"
.
.
:
:..
NGER
t
Vianrf
M-
T
...Utl-
Kr
o
p
ctlll
.
.
.
no
n,.f,T
Norton
iUan
ni-O-
tCA,
JVlaiCU
..bmu
ivii.
mu6jr
is
fici
uli
wmic
vncn?
c
course,
mai
Uie
cwwrs
"C
uuii-
iiivic
ivvjr
K
-
r.,i)i,iHi-il
Cathedral
v.rii
spring
cilo
Mt'irrh
"u
ui
lwii
ui
iiifiiLV
ui
r.iiu
ii,a
kvj
wuuh
nitoTon
in
m
.sciitiui
u
imua-
1111.1.
xv
a
a
hul
ui.ikivviu
J
STARTS
to
work
1
Pj'p
.JiN
2
SICONOS!
j
JYa
;iirr
M-s
,
1
'
.
.
,
1
1.
:
1
.
,,
,i.-,li(.
t,
tl-.Ac.-n
1
ma
pal
mui
s
Uliu
nailU.
pnere.
A
Oil
Ol
SKy-IUlliiir;
ia
uhhum.
tuu
uciicuw;
v
Mn-nv
.
.
AllS!'.....!
v
.Ipring
Sale,
j..'..
awui
iiau
uic
'-
natural
wiicu
uuyjj
-i-
vugtuic..
inun
mm
mniwit,
otm-
Arril
4
strcneth
rrnuirnri
fur
r
.ai
i
ur
nut
don't
lot
it
npt
nnt
rlnvs
i
,P"ing
.v.'i.e,
April
:
siTl,.rh:
"
MNUtlVtW
uwyyrt
I,
linnri
"'r
.
-
rresbytenaii
t
v.uwutu
nao
timv
Ol
if
nailU.
to
lively
prevented
Mr.
BUT
WON
r
Ion
I
INSTRUCTOR
HAS
In
thc
matter
of
facial
foliage,
Th(1
Dunlirss
of
Edinburgh
T
P'aymg
tne
nana.
,
,ra,
..know
how
i
would
annear
(this
is
nom
rhnn.pr
mnr
,
hnmornnki
no-
'I
Masters
practically
IK
f
i
I
'
1
I
I
1
pj;..j
;
1
i
ii
X?
st,,
rp
t.nvne
nicked
himself
Their
instructor
has
had
va
Hollywood)
that
moustaches
are
sale,
April
14,
Gordon
Anderson.
's
an
error.
..
..
..
'
.f..
iPrf
pvnpripnrp
in
hobbveraft.
At
coming
back.
One
reason
is
W.u.i'.M.
bpiiug
Uiuuar.
-
April
i
,in.,.:
mnhiiit.ln
ht
thnn
if'n
Better
it
would
20.
Oil
tne
lioor,
too
every......
b
awSrftld'S
Pacific
National
Exhibition
pvi,n,i.
n
ml
clouting
.
?!
h
thPn
knocked
out
he
was
for
a
tunc
handicraft
io
loys,
4
if
Mr.
Muzzv
had
bid
ynon
or
late,
fueling
the
Wc
have
all
models
of
Cobincr
and
Portable
Machines
now
on
display
(TERMS
AVAILABLE)
VISIT
THE
SINGER
SEWING
CENTRE
ond
see
our
new
Blind
Stitcher
and
Time
Saving
Dultonholer
attachments
fit.
Pelci's
bprin
S.i'e.
Apri.-
Then
Mr.
Masters
20
r.i,.
n.rhinr
in
9
RR
nf
IliP
acmonstratoi
iui
a
j..i.uut.
.
ce
to
ion
n.ai.i.v,
iuv
...c
..ji
f
lost
no
time
in
bid-
leather
firm.
His
versatility
in-
lip
n'one.
Th
reaction
is
here.
imrno
and
n
,,X
eighth
round
In'
Madison
Square
United
W.A
Kprlng
su'.e,
May
3.
Kon.i.1
U'it.
M;iy
12.
!
Fill
BUTER
FAST!
cnacd
ud
as
de-
,luv;,l
n
eludes
woodwork,
knotting
ana
,
j
braiding,
and
even
sewing,
al-
nut,
speaking
of
hair
on
the
though
he'd
like
to
draw
thc
face
and
all
that
sort
of
thing,
line
there.
here's
something
you
can
call
ihrro.nriH
t
ut
a.
i.nvnn
a
ft-S
nnderdoEi.
out-
s
-
111
VliUl
lit"
w...,
-
'H
Of
course
It
would
weighed
his
rival
190Va
to
180i
riumbincj
&
Heating
pounds.
Cropped
for
an
eight
4
made.
Rnrp
rnlllfl
use
a
few
VOlUU-
rpnl
npws.
Plpnt.v
whn
livp
in
111
Hie
wav
Mr
Mnrav
rnunt
in
thc
first
and
battered
I
.Kinnuln?
littln
ladies
how
.-,,.,
prinnn
Bmwpt
hnuo
snf-'
Play.
West
opened
all
over
the
ring,
thc
20-ycar-old
1
10
scw
.
hc
&a,x
pointing
to
a
fercd
from
sllocosls.
It
Is
a
aer-
WSL
henrt
tll
l.nr
L-lnnnnr
t'nm
T
.PU.Tlit.nn
Utah.
...
...Ifn'
iirVllMl
V,
a
H
hCPIl
,
-.ril-.i
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1.,
s$
4
i
,
v
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-
1
iiuuauw..i
-
ious
ai.iictiuu,
p
a
r
t
1
C
U
1
U
I
.
y
V'VS
OUPl'ii
urnn
1,
nuniA
i-ivi
rl.-.rr
hnrlf
Uitll
mi
at-
I.,
1-.IL.
ntneG
"PrirlnV
nflpr-
I...
w
SINGER
SEWING
CENTRE
real
estate
insurance
income
ta:,
RETURNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
MORTIMER
353
3rd
Ave.
W.
,
,VJ(,.iih
--v..
llltttlt:
1.1
..v-j
M
III
U
1I.1.1.IH
111.11.
mtl.Il
.....-
Mllz'-V
did
not
take
tack
that
brouirht
thunderous
"U
liis
tricks.
You
can
applause
from
thc
crowd.
Phone
804
639
3rd
Avenue
West
noon
by
a
six-year
-old.
cniCf
can
come
fr0m
the
Inhaling
Dut
he
turned
serious
when
of
coal
dust
Cease
snavin(,
anfi
emphasizing
the
necessity
tor
Krow
whiskers.
The
biggest
and
young
people
to
have
an
oppor-
thickest
beard
the
better.
In
'I
HIE
SIIIMikme
COURT
OF
VtrUTIHH
COLUMU1A
w,
It.
ADAMS,
Pli.llltilT.
IlimtV
lO
0(1
MlingS
WlUl
llltll
.m...
..,.ric
nn,.,,,-,li,-,
In
Ihimp
who
profess
to
know,
thc
grca'.cr
..-..
I'.A.IT,
KM1TM,
KOMHO
COUl,OMUE
AMU
i
hands.
'I'khuac'k
wjmukh
co.',
i
"Such
an
outlet
for
their
en-
u,fc,Kl""18'
Uiu.siasm
often
takes
thc
place
thc
security.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
IN
tin:
utNTY
coimr
op
ruiNCE
iiurmiT
of
something
haflf-l
they
K
wokkmknb
ooMtKNSA-rioN
uoAttu.
'
.
might
do."
Roly
as
emphatic
riaiiitirr.
i
..
.
saict
now
constructive
MARCHAND
SPACE
HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
CRANE
PLUMBING
FIXTURES
PHONE
j74
I'or
Itcpairs
ami
Allfralioiix-
-
find
mitii
.
Pulp
Workers'
Union
Formed
work"
could
so
easily
replace
"destruction."
TERUAC1S
LUMBER
CO..
Dcfelicluuts.
"ini
"
WHIT
01
F1EIII
FACIAS,
ami
ft
WARHANT
"''
"-"-Uwly.
Issiind
from
lire
i.bovc
Courts
anU
to
me
;
vij,,
'
i
""'
K'kkIk
nntl
chattels
of
the
itbove
iimueel
dcfcnOnts.
'C'lih
h"ln"-,'
Cntcrpllliir
tractor,
model
HD7W,
complete
May
Revive
Sea
Cadets
Smith
SEIkinsLld.
Mel
Davis
was
elected
president
of
the
International
Drolharhood
of
Pulp
and
Paper
Mills
Workers
on
Wednesday
night.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
'
inm,'
.
w"
tl,w!r
ml
Carlco
Wlncll
No.
FHlin,
!'(.
Ilox
274
l-l:i
".rl""r
tractor,
SertHl
No.
3Hl!737Sr,
i
if
;
!
ton
ton
Model
OU81
truek.
I'riuDlc
1
nawtnlll.
""winill,
M
lnph
lu-uilsiiw.
it-l'Hri.
ii
1
hlst
.
"
neiHlsHW.
,
,
Other
officers
are:
Before
anything
can
be
done
Vice-President,
Angus
Mac-about
re-activating
Prince
Ru-
phee
pcrfs
Befunct
Sea
Cadet
Corps,
Corresponding
Secretary,
W:'-a
reorganization
meeting
of
the
Uam
Hainwell.
i"f
irp
i,..
-"i,iuve.
uuuuv
tu
.v.,
H.fcHIV
I,
"
t1re
hose,
.,.U
"''n
elmin.
l
ich
x
8
ft..
t
1"ub
iirticica,
Including
sawiiiill
biilUtng3
uuU
cablnn.
Navy
League
01
canaua.
rim
t
Financial
secretary
and
trcas-
M
JLiven
COMFORT!
Visit
our
2nd
floor
Furniture
Department
and
choose
frona
our
modem
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
BEDROOM
SUITES
CHROME
FURNITURE
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
HOME
CORDON
&
ANDERSON
r
1
niii
"i
trie
r"rch
10th
l951'
Bl
the
WUT
2:30
th0
arternu"a'
i
Rupert
branch,
will
be
held
urerj
Arthui.
Lockwocd
&"!!
t
lnUrS"
TrusteesTA.
Ogilvle.
Hichar
1
K.
E.
MORTIMEK
Moved
To:-
353
Third
Avenue,
West
Next
to
3
Sisters
Cafe
i'
u,nJ
'
10
lhr
"hove
,'"c
goods
guvua
and
anu
u..i.-i3.
chattels;
and
this
sale
sr.au
,
oa.v
j
-
iioimes
anu
jonn
tiumpnrey.
SM-i
o
At
the
general
meeting
open
Rrnini,-.B
rnmmit.tpp
Mol
ki...
oecuniy
and
Municipal
Aid
Tax.
to
all
interested
in
formation
of
a
Davis,
Arthur
Lockwood
and
new
Sea
Cadet
Corps
and
further
George
Ewlng.
function
of
a
Navy
League
here
The
local
union
will
noresent
an
election
of
officers
will
take
the
operating
workers
at
th"
place,
with
appointment
of
spec-
pui0
min
0f
Columbia
Cellular
ial
committees.
.
,at
Watson
Island.
-
""5
blCl
not
Ustta
necessarlly
accepted.
'
Ice.
Bc"b"vc
may
be
Inspected
at
Terrace
Garage
and
Machine
t
Pr"'C'
Hulrt,
BC,
this
16th
day
of
February,
1B51.
I
M.
M.
STEPHENS.
-1
8herln
o(
the
County
ol
Prince
Rupert.
I
M-7,10
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