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Ciiawii-1
a.
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
March
7.
1951
Vancouver
CN.R.
Summer
Ship
Schedule
here
CANADA'S
COST-OF-LIVING
1935-39
100
'
-
.
210,
INDEX
:
from
Vane,
'V.l
i
River
1
o'clock
Summer
schedule
of
Canadian
sailing
at
i9
,p'
Dies
at
Home
Of
Daughter
i
Herbert
Markham
Catton.
74,
father
of
Mrs.
George
Philippson,
died
at
the
Philippson
home,
j
1805
Graham
Ave.,
yesterday
j
morning.
Besides
another
daughter.
Mrs.,!
C.
E.
Morshead
of
Montreal,
Mr.l
Catton
is
survived
by
his
wife.
who
accompanied
him
here
from
i
National
Steamships
this
yearj
cnikln.
returning"'.
will
t?e
largely
similar
to
that
of
T.h"!
j?8
m
.
.
.
iU:ia
D.m.
"-
a
washing
machine,
radio
and
sewing
machine,
also
a
large
quantity
of
flour.
There
is
a'
small
insurance.
The
Peters
came
here
from
the
south
about
six
months
ago
and
their
youngest
child
is
only
about
two
weeks
old.
Cider
i
children
are
going
to
school.
Neighbors
gave
shelter
to
the;
last
year
with
the
steamer
Prince
1
The
ste-
George
operating
on
the
full
Standard
Time
wh
"
....
.w
...
will
h
nn
j
rt
Skagway
while
the
Prince
Rupert,
the
tv
summer
mw.
Fire
Destroys
Terrace
Home
TERRACE
The
Braun's
Island
home
of
F.
B.
Pi
ters
was
razed
im
Tuesday
morning
when
fire,
taking
hold
in
the
roof
near
the
chimney,
quickly
spread.
The
house
was
almost
burned
to
the
ground
before
the
arrival
of
the
fire
brigade.
Mr.
Peters
was
not
home
at
the
time
and
a
smaii
rhild
ran
to
the
neighbors
for
help.
The
house
had
been
burning
a
while
before
the
volunteer
fire
clena
rtment
could
be
not!
fled.
AM
thnt
wns
snved
wore
runs
as
iar
norm
as
H.eicnikan
CLACTON
!-A
on
a
weekly
Dasis.
'"-
-
c"-
ur.uiiess
Body"
eight
voyages
In
June,
July
and
on
the
bewh
at
th
August
and
September.
The
first
sett.
It
turned
200
IDEC.
il76.4
190
LDEC
.I7i.i
!i'50
i
!-
4
0
-
1.201
i
i
0
i
,
110
0
homeless
family
until
other
arrangements
could
be
made.
KINGSTON,
Surrey.
En-iun
i
(CP)
J.
Ash
travelled
on
a
crowded
bus
and
arrived
home
to
find
a
purse
containing
$9
jammed
in
his
overcoat
pocket.
He
took
it
to
the
pr.lice
station
but
no
one
claimed
it.
XA.NADA
lor
Broadway
Cafe
M945
,
1947
.
...
.
i
!
CtXST
OF
LIVING
-Canada's
Slali.stics,
took
a
big
jump
to
of
index
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
cont
-
-
living
as
prepared
by
175.2
as
of
Feb.
1.
a,
boost
of
2.7
point.:
ovrr
Jan.
2.
It,
was
the
largest
monthly
gain
in
more
more
than
than
two
two
years.
years.
The
The
heavy
heavy
V
.-FEB.-
153!
line
traces
the
rise
of
the
indicates
the
trend
of
the
U.b.
indicate
corresponding
trends.
adult
educational
program
and
it
i.s
to
be
hoped
that
it
will
continue
to
meet
future
demands
for
this
type
of
educa
tion.
MRS.
D.
A.
JOHNSTON
A
good
start
has
been
made
at
the
Civic
Centre
and
In
night
school
classes.
A
good
skating
rink
would
tend
to
alleviate
problems.
ROY
COLLINSON
No.
We
have
the
Civic
Centre
which
is
limited
to
members
but
that
is
only
a
start.
For
Action
Advertise!
voyage
win
ui
ins
uic
vtwu
jicie
from
Vancouver
at
7:30
a.m.
Sunday,
June
17,
sailing
at
11
a.m.
for
Ketchikan.
Juneau,
Skagway
and
Wrangell,
returning
here
southbound
atr
7
p.m.
Friday,
June
22,
and
sailing
at
11:15
for
Gardner
Canal,
Doug-
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Map
023.
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Lund
RcL'Isuallon
District.
to
certain
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premises
situate
at
312
Third
Avenue
West,
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the
c:ity
oi
rnnce
miiieri
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of
'British
Columbia,
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the
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I'rlnee
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1st
flay
of
March,
l:IM
Tire
PRINCE
HUPEHT
CLUB
I
lUI-ll'il
index
hince
the
beginning
of
1U40.
index.
The
two
figures
are
not
ItCClllOll
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
ccr
lake
home
orders
Phcne
200
I
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Prince
Rupert
Citizens
Answer
a
Question
Interviewer
VESTA
A.
DOUGLAS.
Conrad
Street
School
Are
There
Adequate
Opportunities
for
Adult
Education
in
Prince
Rupert?
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COM.
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is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
Cbwfc
word
er
insertion,
niiiiiinum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c,
Cards
of
Thanks,
Dri
Funeial
Notices.
Marriage
and
Eagagemetrt
Announcements
$
01),
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DISPLAY,
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PRICE
I.,
,
HOME
OWNERS
Carry
out
those
needed
repairs
or
alterations
NOW!
This
may
be
done
under
our
EASY
PAYMENT
FINANCE
PLAN
Take
six,
twelve,
eighteen
or
twenty-four
months
to
pay.
You
mav
finoncc
any
amount
from
$100.00
to
$2000.00
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&
Co.
Ltd.
HIIM1I
NOTICK
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W
YLLIE
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
WvlUe.
in
the
Prince
Huoert
General
Hospital.
March
U,
a
daughter.
Janice
Lvnne.
lltpi
HMJtAI.
NOTICE
CATTON
At
his
residence,
1805
Graham
Avenue.
Prince
Huoert.
Tuesday.
March
6.
1951,
Herbert
Markham
Catton.
in
his
75th
vear.
beloved
husband
of
Mrs.
Alice
Emma
Dickerstaff
Catton'and
father
of
Mrs.
C.
E.
Morshead
tlvv1.
Montreal,
Quebec,
and
Mrs.
Georee
Philippson
i
Lilian
i
.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Private
services
will
be
held
at
Grenville
Court
Chapel
bv
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter.
Thursday
afternoon
Mar-h
"
Interment
to
follow
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
No
flowers
bv
request.
B
C
Undertakers
in
charge
of
arram:ements.
tltci
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dummy.
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m
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than
March
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20th.
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.leweiiri-'iL
tf
Montreal
in
October.
Born
in
Galley
Hill,
Kent,
England,
deceased
came
to
Canada
in
1900
and
for
40
years
worked
as
a
steam
engineer.
He
was
employed
with
the
Steel
Co.
of
Canada,
working
in
the
East.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
will
officiate
at
a
private
funeral
in
the
Grenville
Court
Chapel
Thursday
afternoon.
Burial
will
be
In
Fairview
Oemct.'vy.
with
nrrangemenl.s
by
Hie
IJ
C.
Undertakers.
Would
Pave
to
j
Prudhomme
lake
After
hearing
a
letter
from
Ihcj
provincial
department
of
public
'
works
that
it
is
the
intention
to
pave
the
new
section
of
the
highway
from
Prince
Rupert
to'
Galloway
Rapids
as
well
as
the
section
from
Galloway
Rapids
to
Watson
Island
and
the
arterial
highway
within
the
city,
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
Monday
night
decided
to
ictjucst
the
department
to
also
consider
putting
the
section
of
I
lie
highway
from
Galloway
Rapids
to
Pnulhomme
Lake
for
black-topping.
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lllh
one
vear
ago
today.
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Avi,
iSUpi
Frank
and
children.
j
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Mom
and
Dad
Dickens.
IOOL1CHAN
erense
Best
oualitV.
while
tin:
light
doited
line
directly
comparable,
b,a
merely
A.
HAIG
Up
to
the
present
time,
yes.
However,
due
to
im
pending
Intensive
logging
operations
in
this
district,
it
would
appear
that
facilities
for
training
In
logging
engineering
should
be
available
for
our
young
men.
There
Is
no
doubt
the
woods
will
attract.
many
youths
and
education
in
the
methods
of
logging
our
heavy
timber,
together
with
a
knowledge
of
the
operating
of
the
heavy
machinery
used
by
the
larger
operators
to
deliver
the
logs
to
truck
or
tidewater,
would
fit
our
young
men
for
the
better
jobs
in
the
woods.
Statistics
show
that
many
logging
accidents
occur
during
the
first
few
days
of
employment
in
the
bush.
There
Is
iw
doubt
that
education
in
the
op
eration
of
heavy
machinery
and
lne
hazards
to
be
anticipated
would
substantially
reduce
the
number
of
accidents
occurring
to
the
inexperienced.
A.
G.
BOAS
In
comparison
with
other
communities
(south
ern
and
eastern
i
I
would
say
that
Prince
Rupert
is
started
cn
its
way
and
it
will
be
a
while
yet
before
it
will
get
over
its
growing
pains.
Some
fields
of
adult
education
are
now
being
covered
but
the
problem
that
arises
is
not
the
adult
who
Is
already
working
but
the
student
immediately
after
he
graduates.
What
becomes
of
him
or
her?
.
Many
other
places
have
trade
schools
where
the
actual
trade
i.s
taught
bv
trade
Instructors.
They
teach
what
must
be
learn-I
ed
before
entering
the
field,
From
statistics
practically
all
employees
are
now
demanding
a
pie-trained
personnel
in
other
uiciiiues
wnere
mr
schools
a
located
This
naturally
encour-
:
axes
me
to
believe
that
our
next.
step
in
Prince
Rupert
.should
be;
a
combined
vocational
and
com-
mercial
school
which
could
be
used
also
for
trade
training
in
i
sufh
fields
as
fishinir.
Iokriiir,
!
forestry
and
many
or
the
femi-j
nine
arts
so
that
we
could
train;
at
home
our
own
and
not
have
I
to
send
them
elsewhere
for
this
i
.socialized
training.
UUSS
CAMERON
We
have
facilities
but
I
have
not
Inquired
deeply
into
this
field.
W.
L.
WOOD-I
am
not
fully
familiar
with
this
field
but
I
feel
sure
all
of
us
could
be
exposed
to
more
learninp;.
JEAN
CAMERON
Yes.
Our
Civic
Centre
has
many
activities
which
comparatively
few
adults
taice
actvaniase
ol.
Then,
too,
there
is
night
school.
LYDIA
THOM
Prince
Rupert
is
to
be
congratulated
on
Ls
VAN((i:Vi;il-.VI(TUKf.
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chilcolin
.
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camostm
ALICE
AKM..STKWAKT
AMI
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday
Camosuii.il
1
p.m.
lint
NDKiii
tn
i:i:n
C'llA
Itl.OTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
niiileolln
"
March
1,
10
and
30
'9
p.m.
FOR
SOCTIl
QUEEN
CH.AKI.OTTE
IStl.AMS
ss.
Chilcolin,
March
9
and
23
fl
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
S68
i
P4
War
Romance
Of
Infantry
,
A
war
romance
mingled
with
strands
of
romance
born
amid
i
the
dangers
and
terrors
of
battle,'
"Breakthrough,
'
co-starring
David
Bryan,
John
Agar
and
Frank
I.ovejoy
Villi
Suzanne
Dalbert
playing
the
feminine
lead,
Is
coming
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
tonight
and
Thursday.
A
sUry
of
infantry
in
war,
the
picture
presents
David
Brian
as
a
rugged
infantry
officer
while
John
Agar
is
a
young
lieutenant
with
whom
he
locks
horns
under
pressure
of
bambardment
and
constant
fighting.
Frank
Love-joy
is
a
quel,
tough
and
efficient
lop
sergeant.
It
is
Miss
Dalbert
who
supplies
the
domance
as
she
pleads
for
her
small
French
town
about
to
be
destroyed
by
the
oncoming
Americans.
Army
nurses
and
Red
Cross
girls
are
also
depicted
in
their
wartime
'duties.
r
'
Succeed
Ill
I
Wusic
Veils
I
!
I
four
students
received
their
I
iciiihs
In
the;.-
mid-w::iter
music
exams
with
the
Royal
Conservatory
cf
Music,
Toronto,
taught
nere
by
Mn.
M.
Anderson.
The
.students
wlu
wr.ite
the
music
theo.y
exams
and
their
;
grades
are:
honors;
Grail"
Two,
Palri.-ia
Lemon,
j
Grade
One,
Jeann.-lte
Spark,
I
fi:sl.
class
honors;
1
iiylh.s
Chikls
and
June
Alice
i:i!imp,
liono
s.
Their
teacber,
Mrs.
Anderson,
said
I
hat
she
beieved
t-hew
wer
hi
other
entr,."s
from
the
citv
or
disfric!,
but
many
more
cn-1ries
.are
exnected
from
other
li
Us
the
pra.-tlcal
mk'.-snmii"r
exnms.
r
i
(liui
Jo
ft'e
sdqa'ui
1
LONDON
Centuries
aJ,
Lady
Gixiiva
rode
bareback
and
through
her
home
city
of
Coventry,
and
now
there
is
said
to
be
a
Rood
prospect
of
the
scene
be
"li!
re-enacted.
Lady
'Oodivr,
performed
the
canter,
and
income
taxs
were
reduced.
The
objective
would
be
the
same
today.
II.
Teller,
a
civil
.servant
of
Coventry,
has
been
nominated
to
help
find
another
Lndy
Oodiva.
So
far,
the
response-
lias
been
'
gratifying.
A
nation-wide
ap-
peal
is
beine,
mad'
for
a.
(jirl
in
woman
willing
to
ride
side
saddle
th
;m::li
crowded
streets
ai-Lr.d
only
in
a
lon
wi;;
and
a
f
",v
Hi
;
and
pieres.
NOTICE
IN
HE
F.STATK
OP
I.Ut'Y
MARTIN'.
IlKt'KAKKO
TAKR
Ntrni'K
that
ns
AilmlnlKl.ru-
1
l"r.
fluly
iipp'iimi'il
by
the
court,
of
the
estate
of
l.ury
Mi.rllii.
who
died
lit
Ti
li.l;r:ili
Crii-k.
tlrltiMli
('olunihiil.
en
I
he
Slli
day
of
O.-liiher.
III4'2.
I
r.iiilii'
all
crwhliirs
uiid
nthers
hnv-lie:
flplius
imiiiiiHt
Dip
Ri.nl
cstntc
to
s.
oil
tin-
sauw
Ui
nif.
prtH.rly
vph-la-ii,
ui
I
he
lulilri'ss
uirntlonrd
below
mi
iir
Ix'loie
the
loth
tlay
or
April.
Iti51.
niter
which
date
I
shall
proceed
to
(llnlrlbiilf
the
estate
to
th.ise
en-lillfil
bv
Inw.
hiivlni!
reiiaril
only
to
I
Riieli
cliiinni
of
which
1
Khali
then
i
liuve
bi.ii
llolllied.
I
Anil
further
take
notice
that
nil
I
persons
indebted
U
SAid
estate
nre
re(iilieil
to
pay
their
liulehtedness
tf)
'
in.'
forthwith.
.
DAIKl)
lit
Pllliee
Rupert.
BC,
this
27lh
iluy
of
February,
1951.
Ernest
Karl
Allen.
Official
Administrator,
Telegraph
Creek,
B
O
(H-P)
-
FOU
SM.E
FOR
SALE
Coleman
oil
heater
in
first
class
condition.
Ideal
ior
smaller
house.
Call
20(1
8lh
Ave.
Ea.st.
.
i5"l
FOR
SALE
Model
Q.
D.
Johnson
10
h.p.
outboard
motor.
In
Kood
condition.
Phone
Green
62ti.
(56pi
FOR
SALE
Commercial
type
electric
refrigerator
20
cubic
feet,
good
condition.
Phone
Green
157
after
6
p.m.
56)i
1940
CHEVROLET
2
door
sedan,
recently
overhauled
and
in
good
order.
$775
00
Including
1951
licence.
Apply
to
M.
M.
Stephens,
Sheriff.
Prince
Rupert.
1
61c
i
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
furniture,
hardware
and
clothma
at
the
lowest
possible
prices
13.
C.
Furniture,
3rd
Ave.
W.
i
FOR
SALE
-Coleman
oil
stove.
For
sale
nt
H
C.
Furnit
ure,
tit)
I'K.KSONAI,
CASH
for
scrap
cast
bras,
copper
butteries
aiuf
radiators
Phone
'M
call
629
tith
W
CltV.
tf
f
NOHT1II.AN1)
Dalrv
milk
dellv
ered
24e
per
(lliart.
VVhV
pa
more?
Phone
18
for
datlv
de
liven-
service
M-29
TASTY
TEA
ROLLS
ran
he
ob
tallied
todav
and
everv
(lav
at
the
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd.
Phone
(Hit
for
orders.
ttfl
REAL
ESTATE
FOR.
SALE
Big
Four
Wartime
House
First
Overlook
Street.
Excellent
condition.
Snap
lor
cash.
Ultra-modern
Home.
Section
Two.
Concrete
basement,
central
heating,
hardwood
floors,
open
fireplace,
picture
windows,
uoaulilul
view.
One
of
the
finest
homes
In
the
citv.
Exclusive
.
listing.
For
further
information
and
Inspection
nhone
b7
O.
P.
TINKER
&
CO.
LTD.
Besner
Blk.
Eves.
Red
378
FARM
LANDS
FOR
RALE
or
Rent
-Crood
farm,
excellent
soil
building
and
equipment,
kitwansa.
Box
41)3,
Prince
Rupert.
(SUP1
FOR
RALE
-Wartime""
four
near
McBride,
good
cniidil
ion.
new-lv
decorated,
Storm
windows.
Possession
end
of
March
Phone
Black
1111.
(.ri!)
FOR
RALE
Wartime
four,
good
cdiidifion.
WhnOOO
cash
or
$al)H0.0(Mernis.
Principals
only,
Apply
724
Alfred
St.,
evenings
laiin
.FOR
SALE
Four
room
wartime
house,
lull
cement
bnsemeni
and
garage.
144C,
Bill
East
Phone
Green
K)8.
I53p
FOR
SALE
-Seven
room
house.
813
Dili
West.
Call
alter
5.
(SKp'
LOST
LORT
Between
1st.
East
and
Post
Office
Lady's
wrist
watch.
Phone-484.
IsuoJ
LORT
One
upper
dental
plate.
Reward
for
recovery.
Aoolv
Dally
News.
l58p)
V
i
;
!
;:
"
"i
'
Si''''
ft!
M
J
!(
2nd
Ave.
W.
l.lMI-.Kit
MIIMHXC
8,u
SitiCiSiS
MAUCAUKT
MrLKODl
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
3TONK
BUILDING
TIIONK
P.O.
BOX
11S4
SIDNKY
COXICK
fllTOMKTRlST
Coiii)i!-te
Vi.;u;il
Analysis
OFFICK
llOL'KS
9
a
tn.
to
5
p.in.
Geo.
i'ook's
Jew.
11.
r.
Ph.
212
A.
P.
CAUD.Nl'.R
&
CO.
ci
I
Aim
:in:i
A
c
i
'
ntants
A.
I
BELL.
C
A.
ami
ROY
KIIANI),
C
A.
321
rii'iMi.d
Avenue
Box
2(
3
Phone
IIKLKN'S
P.EAUTY
SHOP
pcnnaiifiit
Waviii'.:
Iti'auty
Cull
uie
in
all
it.s
bra;ieh"s
204
-4th
Street.
Phone
CSS
KLECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
II.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1G20
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
-Mom
and
Dad
Gome.
1
(
ltpi
i
GOMEZ
In
memory
of
our
friend
Bettv
Gomez,
who
passed
awa"
March
7.
l!).ri().
Clare
and
Mamie.
ltpi
I'Olt
SAI.F,
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
LliiK-belt
Kneeder
Shovels:
Cranes:
Druliiies;
Ada
m
s
Pi.afl
flr
iOi-.
I
ilil,.f.,,,i
u,.,
Black
Too
Hoad
Maintenance
'
Eniuoment:
Owen
Clamshell
liuciets
anl
Kock
uiauoles:
I
T.
U.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
oaders
for
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrituiial
Punms:
National
Dragline
Scraliers
and;
Buckets;
National
All
Steel
i
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
'.
Portable
Sawmills:
National
!
Hotarv
Screens
and
Conveyors
Full
Information
1
rum
Na-1
tional
JVlaehiiierv
Co.
Limited.
!
Vancouver.
B.C.
tl
WE
HAVE
a
few
select
pieces
of
custom
built
furniture
vit
bargain
prices
such
as
-Cedar
Chests,
individual
Clothes
Cupboard
s.
Chairs.
End
Tables.
Record
Cabinets,
Oak
typewriter
desk.
Be
sure
and
see
CHRISTIE
WOODBUILT
PRODUCTS
before
buying.
1st.
and
McBride.
Phone
Blue
720.
(58c
I
TYPEWRITER
CLEARANCE
'
All
Standard
models,
regular
price
to
$22.r.0(l.
To
Clear
$:!!).;().
Later
models
with
all
lealures
$1!).5()
each.
Excellent
condition
guaranteed.
Also
Portables
and
Adding
Machines.
Write
Canilol
Equipment
Co..
'20!)
St.
Catherine
St..
W..
Montreal
25.
Quebec.
:
If)
;
I
FOR
SALE-Complete
home
fur-
1
lashings.
Livin..
room
suite,
bedroom
suite,
kitchenette,
sin
e,
oil
slove.
refrigerator,
I
radio,
vacuum
cleaner,
dishes
and
bedding.
Manv
other
i
iioiiHehoiii
articles.
Phone
Red
217.
(57c
FOR
SALE
-
Late
1949
An.Hin
!
van.
good
condition,
only
7000
miles.
Selling
account
need
larger
car.
Full
price
$r29!viQ
cash.
Apply
724
Alfred
St.1
evenings
(Sfipii
FOR
SAI.eI-2
White
trucksT
tan
-
j
dem
dual
drive
Don
rubber
214
wheel
base.
Worked
3
months.
Terms.
Anplv
Albert
Houston,'
D-.iw.son
Creek.
B.C.
(G3p)
j
FOR
SALE
Baby
buggy,
as
new
pearl
grey
and
chrome.
I
Phone
Red
217.
.
(5Cc)
I
cine
MATTSON'S
UPIIOI.STFRING
Phone
Blue
P.13.
P.O.
Pox
520
33(1
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
P.
C.
1IKATKRS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACKS
RANGE
I5UKNKKS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
.Satisfaction
on
All
HiMViees
GORDON
I).
ItONSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733
51
h
Ave.
W.
Black
503
SCOTT
MtLAIiKN
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
00:1
3rd
Ave,
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
I'O.
Box
374
KOPtIK
&
LAIRD
ACt
fiUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
3(17
P.O.
Box
130
Fire
and
Frost
Proof
Storage
for
Rent
Central
Location
Phone
422