V
Prince
Rupert
Ooiiy
News
Saturday,
March
31,
1051
1240
Kilocycles
RADIO
DIAL
Ethiopian
Emperor
Wcommnr
CFPR
i:10-Here'au::fG,a
8:15-Mu,lrlS
S
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City
Council
Has
Chuckle
(Subject
to
Change)
HERE
and
NOW
Citv
council
had
quite
a
chuc
B.AU-
Mornini.
e,..
'
Blackwood
On
Bndge
,
By
Easley
Blockwood
9:58-Tlm
sL;
"u
kle
this
week,
with
broad
grins
they
turned
thumbs
down
10:uO-Mornh,g
VUi,
!O:30-Meludv
Til
on
a
resuest
fn.m
the
district
of
West
Vancouver
for
en-dorsation
of
a
move
to
slop
Pacific
Great
Eastern
iO:45-"Rbin
Ho,,
v
I
-
.
.
t
Mr.
Muzzy
has
the
bad
habit
of
treating
any
card
under
a
ten
spot
in
a
very
casual
fashion.
Often,
in
leading
from
a
weak
suit
in
dummy,
he
plays
whichever
card
he
happens
to
touch
first.
West
Vancouver
FGE
committee
enclosed
a
questionaire
which
it
will
present
to
the
government
to
"convey
siguifi-
Kitcin
n''
1
1:00
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$
11:15
-Round.Up
Tm,
11:31
Message
Ptnoa
n:33-Recorded
Inter',
1
1
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Scanrtlnuvlan
u,
None
vulnerable,
i
SATURDAY
-P.M.
4:30-Sports
College
4:45
Memo
from
Lake
Suceest
5:00
-Symphony
for
Strings
5:30
Linger
Awhile
6;00
CBC
News
6:05
NHL
Hockey
7:30
Organ
Recital
8:00
"Your
Army
presents"
8:15
Musical
Program
8:30
Prairie
Schooner
9:00
-
John
Sturgess
9:15
Armdale
Chorus
9:30
Music
ill
the
Night
10:00
CBC
NEWS
6:10
CBC
News
10:15
Trocadero
Orch.
10:30
Buzz
Adlam's
Playroom
u
:oo
weuher
and
Sign
U.l
SUNT-A
C:S0-
Recital
9:00
BBC
News
&
Comty
9:15
Music
for
Meditation
East
dealier.
the
nine
of
diamonds
(not
,
caiK-e
of
Its
claim"
Uiat
the
rati
much
difference
between
the
extension
would
harm
the
pro-.
six,
the
seven
and
trie
nine).
(It
is
the
democratic
privilege
of
the
people
in
this
country
to
express
their
opinions
and
views
on
matters
which
concern
their
community
and
country.
Through
this
column,
a
new
feature
of
the
Daily
News,
tlu;
people
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
given
the
right
by
answering
a
direct
opportunity
to
exercise
this
question.
I
Question:
"IN
THE
FACE
OF
I
I
III
ItAL
KENT
CONTROLS
BEING
RF.MOVFJ1
TODAY
IX
YOU
ADVOCATE
PROVINCIAL
GOVERNMENT
CONTROLS?
WHAT
IS
VOI
It
OPINION
ON
1'RICH
CONTROLS?
Mr.
AJjt-1
played
tilt
lack
ana
Mr.
Muzzy
put
in
Hue
(juee:)
which
won.
Now
he
entered
dummy
with
the
nee
of
hearts
and
led
the
i-':i:-cbc
News
U-I'iogruijiKesun,
luce.
.
And
the
first
few
questions
were:
"Why
does
the
government
suggest
PGE
extensions
north
will
bring
more
traliic
aud
more
profit
to
a
southern
rail
extension
when
It
knows
that
once
12:-B.C.
Farm
Bdff
six
of
diamonds,
killing
Mr
l:uO
The
Concerm,.
''
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nm&Xt
,
ii,
f
ifii
il
fin
nit
nil
1
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Pronw
OtlHllfilil
Vim
.
iWWftif'PvMnWiaMmMiiiiM
f
t..i
nr.;..i
Coi-ieuip
T.
FmDeror
of
T.tbionia.
at
Ine
't
the
PGE
touches
Prince
George
much
of
the
profitable
traffic-
J.tJ
l,LOKUlg
Mm
2:00-B.
C.
School
El
2:30-
Records
at
P
both
.soiUh
and
north
will
dis
'
co.ieh.Mun
of
Ins
address
of
welcome,
exchanges
Rreet.i.Ks
u.t
Uie
I
United
Nations
Commissioner
for
Kritrea.
I.duardo
An.e
Mali
enzo,
!
f
Bolivia,
at
the
Imperial
Palace
in
Add.s
;
Ababa
One
of
t
e
Lm-peror's
favorite
dogs
who
frolicked
around
the
throne
throutfioiit
i
the
entire
ceremony
appears
at
the
lower
right
hand
ei.rner,
above.
M.
3d
Harmony
haroor
a
:
59
Time
Signal
.
10:00
BC.
Gardener
10:15
Just
Mary
2:45-
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La
ArJ
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(Mr.
Ib4rr)
(Mr.
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3
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B
II
.
The
bidding:
i
fcael
limiiU
Me-I
Nurlh
Pass
1
D
Pass
1
H
Pass
1
NT
Pus
2
NT
Pans
3
NT
All
puss
111
today's
deal
lie
carelessly
led
the
nine
of
diamonds
from
dummy
on
the
first
round
of
that
.suit
and
it
tost
liim
his
contract.
V
Mr.
Master's
opening
lend
was
the
queen
(f
spades
which
was
'
won
on
the
hoard
with
the
ace.
Mr.
Muz.y's
very
next
play
was
appear
and
Vancouver
will
us
its
monopoly
as
the
sole
junction
terminus
of
the
railway?"
j;uu-
ine
Music
Bn
3:15
Don
Messet
ur
lslamiers
10:30
Way
of
the
Spirit
"Does
(the
government)
that
many
millions
are
being
ll:oo
i
m;
news
11:03
Capitol
Report
Answers:
j
James
Hremuer,
051
Hays
Cove
!
Avenue:
"Yes,
I
think
we
should
Mil
Kill
,
sin
!
put
into
Industries
hi
Central
B.C
because
of
the
anticipated
Tomorrow
May
See
Big
Ones
in
-niK
county
iu
WdNCg
HUm
ItOI.riKN
AT
PKINiT
i.kuk
j
milium
cheaper
haul
via
Prince
Geon;e
11:30
Religoas
Period
12:00
-N.Y.
Philharmonic
Sym
phony
Orch
1:30-Church
of
the
Air
2:00-Jake
and
the
Kid
2:
30
-Critically
Speaking
3:00
-
John
Fisher
Reports
3:15CBC
News
JUK
IIIOW
anil
VI
nj
and
thence
to
Prince
Rupert
or
Edmonton
and
Uie
East-"
The
request
was
noted
and
filed,
while
another
alderman
commented:
Abel
s
king
with
his
ace.
He
laid
down
the
ten
of
diamonds
in
the
vague
hope
that
the
suit
would
break
8-3.
It
didn't
an-J
now
Mr.
Masters'
eight
of
diamonds
was
the
high
card
in
the
suit.
Mr.
Muzzy
could
take
only
eight
tricks
and
was
down
one.
How
different
if
lie
had
played
dummy's
smallest
diamonds
on
the
first
two
rounds
of
the
suit.
Then
dummy's
nine
would
have
won
the
third
round
and
the
ten
in
(lie
closed
hand
would
have
won
the
fourth
trick
in
the
suit,
assuring
tire
success
of
the
contract.
Here
is
a
general
principle
to
follow
in
finessing.
Like
most
general
principles
it
Is
usually
but
not
always
true.
In
leading
lrom
a
weak
holding
in
a
suit
up
to
a
strong
holding,
intending
to
take
a
finesse,
lead
the
lowest
card
from
the
weak
hand.
This
applies
if
there
are
sufficient
entries
to
get
back
to
the
"weak"
hand
for
additional
finesses.
but.
"there
mb-.ht
he
good
catchv-s
taken
from
Uie
mouth
of
Kayox
river,
within
walking
distance
of
have
rent
control
because
of
the
i
liousing
shortafiv.
Il
could
prove
j
a
serious
factor
if
rents
were
1
allowed
ti
go
uj).
Tiu
y
i
e
ton
j
high
as
it:
is.
And
I
think
prices
;
should
be
eontfolled
,to
uvoi-l
j
!
t
urtlier
del'lution
of
our
dollar."
i
j
Mrs.
Kay
Keahar,
109
Ninth
j
I
Avenue
West:
"My
rent
is
OK
bu(
j
!
Uiene
are
a
lot
of
people
I
know
Jealous
.
.
."
lie
mi
niiMiirs.
iiniln
ft.
uml
t.1,1
It
ol
Nfu
liii
i
wild
M
cm
,
UNDKIt
and
by
VIHTI:
runt
ol
ExiHMiu-m
ismh
ikiv
(;mrt
una
w
nyulnst
the
gnuds
mc
tli
ilelwulitiiu,.
Jtieh
Ci
Klnif
mid
Niw
Cliv
r,
Plumbing
&
Heating
mm
M-tw-d
nil
the
furuiLuri
Slfcllieart
Derby
SlartinS
(ioyab
or
Terrace
Ti.moiT'w
may
see
lh'
fiist
slu-lhead
weighed
in
for
the
RoI
and
Gun
Club's
sluing
derby
which
opened
Good
Friday.
C'p).
Ed
Martin,
game
warden,
said
today
the
water
of
Cloyuh
river
looks
promising
and
"sonic1
.'.teelhead
should
hi;
taken"
over
tin;
week-end.
Cpl.
Martin
made
a
survey
trip
of
the
river
Fiiilay
and,
although
there
were
some
jx'oplc
i:.)U,'s,.
he
thought
the
water
was
still
loo
high.
"But
if
this
weather
keeps
up
Aged
Simpson
Native
Dies
int-nt,
!(hmI
and
imviM
l-ountiTH.
table,
ramie
iIIkIu-k.
ull-lliMh
illlll
utlu
uiul
oil
Widiitsday,
Apr
ul.
tlu'
hour
iil
II
U
,
Kkeeiia
station.
Favorite
lures,
he
said,
were
cluster
eggs
tred
on,
golf-tee
spinners
and
flat
fish
Jure.
"Hut
you're
best
off
having
a
variety
of
bait
at
this
time
because
the
steelhead
seem
to
he
specially
finicky
now.
Fishing
will
be
much
better
in
April
and
beginning
of
May,"
thought,
the
warden.
Best
fishing
on
the
Cloyah,
probably
would
bo
just
below
the
I'rudhomme
'lake
dam
and
halfway
down
to
the
bay.
I
With
the
death
Thursday
night
Qf
Charles
Pierce,
83-year-old
"
native
of
Port
imp-son,
there
passes
another
or
the
!
links
with
the
aboriginal
past.
B.;rn
in
Port
Simpson
Decern
-
Iber
24,
1SC7,
Mr.
Pierce
died
In
"his
home
from
a
lingering
ill
3:20
Ask
the
Weatherman
3:27
Weather
Report
3:30-
Winnipeg
Symphony
Ore
4:30
My
Uncle
Louis
5:00-8turtiine
0:00
National
Sunday
F.veninp
Hour
0:45-The
Four
Gentlemen
7:00
CBC
News
7:10-Weekend
Review
7:20
Special
Speaker
7:30
Little
Symphonies
8:00-Rtjtge
'51
9:00
Chambei
Musl
9:30
Vesper
Hour
10
O0-CUC
News
10:10
CBC
News
Id:
IS
Canada's
Indians
10:30-First
Piano
Quartet
lt:O0
-Weather
Sijjii
orf
MONDAY-AM.
:00-MuslcaI
Cloclt
who
pay
terrific
high
rents
here.
;
I
definitely
think
.something
i
should
be
done
alxjut
rent
con-
,
trols."
A
I
p
li
o
n
s
e
liandenault,
2HI
;
Ninth
Avenue
West:
"Rents
should
bv
controlled
and
I
think
our
provincial
government
should
look
after
that.
Housing
shortage
may
be
a
local
problem.
Some
rents
arc
very
high
for
what
people
are
getting.
Something
should
be
done
about
prtcu.s,
too,
because
they
seem
to
go
up
so
fast
our
wages
can't
keep
up
with
them."
Mrs.
V..
M.
Barber,
112
Beach"
Place:
"I
definitely
think
the
B.C.
government
should
take-over
InrfniMiii.
ut
i,Unf
lioilMP,
grime
Hnin-rt,
ollr
fur
Mule
at
pulili,
the
right,
title
ami
m
UefeiiduhU
111
the
ulxi,
chattels.
Inventory
may
hp
v
(li-e
u(
the
Sherllt,
m
llltule
with
Kiienfl
,
t
he
kiukIs.
I
I'erliw
of
8le
I
OTi
shall
tie
subject
tfl
the
'
ltv
and
Mllnlelual
Aid
,
hotel
arrivals
ness.
Burial
will
be
In
Port
bimp-
son,
where
Uie
deceased
is
sur
"I
d
like
to
see
a
lot
of
Interest
taken
in
this
derby,"
but
he
'warned:
"Don't
forget
your
fish-
ing
license."
!
Welehing-ln
station
for
thi
Paled
ol
Prmre
Ru-
Prince
Rupert
vived
by
his
do
est
next
of
km,
Henry
White,
a
ncpiw-w.
Mr.
Pierce's
wife
predeeeasfd
liiin.
MARCHAND
'
SPACE
HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
CRANE
PLUMBING
FIXTURES
PHONE
far
Repairs
and
Alteration
Smith&ElkinsUd.
TO.
ttns
274
twenty-nlntli
day
ol
M
M
-
fihenll
nt
t;
it
should
be
very
good
avoi
the
week-end,"
he
said,
adding
the
river
was
already
ivccdi.13
Sns-t.f
rday.
The
warden
advised
fishing
misslit
be
better
at
high
tide.
I
Several
sleclliead
were
seen,
lie
i
said,
lint
they
would
not
take
'
any
hue
yesterday.
i
Good
f
is
h
1
n
p.,
he
thought,
would
be
loiuul
now
on
the
Copper
river,
near
'Terrace,
''if
jone
could
ci.ly
gi
t.
there
by
car."
ilhc
roftd
.he
said,
was
closed
I
bet
ween
Bkeeiia
and
Kwinit.su
Rod
and
Gun
derby
is
at
Harold
Thorn's
at
1114
Tenth
Avenue
East.
Prim
VI
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertls
it
B.
Raptis,
B
Iadball,
D.
Rao-gele,
A.
Powell,
V.
Bennett,
L.
Hooper,
B.
Russell,
W.
Brieot,
D.
Douglas,
R.
Moore,
J.
McGa'!-non,
C.
Riatt,
Penticton;
VV.
Drake
and
L.
G.
Swann,
Vancouver;
G.
W.
Anderson,
llo-ouium,
"Wa.sh.;
II.
N,
Johnson,
Quebec.
ivni
controls
to
avert
exploitation
tif
the
public
due
to
the
terrific
housing
shortage.
Prices
should
also
be
contriilled
for
the
same
reason.
Air
passengers
From
Vancouver
(
Friday
i
Classified
Advertising
Is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
P;
f
word
per
insertion,
minimum
charge
uk.
tnru.
i.uio
-
Funeiul
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2
00.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
10ST
FOB
SALE
ITNI
ISAl.
NOTIVE
siRiHii.
in
Hie
eilu
Fridav.
March
30.
1951.
Ole,
age
57
years
Three-Fifths
of
Warehouse
V
Is
Dismantled
(July
two
sections
remain
of
t
i
if
fo:mei-
United
.States
Army
v.
prelum.
on
the
local
water-f.-mit.
Tiiree
have
beentL'-!!ic!:slii'(l
and
workmen
ex:pe.;t
l.h'
hi
t
two
which
I
hey
are
now
wo-
kinr;
on
ti
be
taken
awny
in
a
lew
months.
Over
K'i.Dii;)
bricks
will
be
taken
from
the
!!:i-fiH:t
-chimney
of
the
va.-i
house.
These
rainy
day:;,
t
iv
)
men
con
hi-
seen
from
the
top
of
t.h?
building
cleaning
bricks
broken
from
the
Mr.
Mi
Canity,
Dr.
D.
Black,
Miss
Boelime,
Mi-i
Hilton.
Miss
Sleeves,
Miss
Main,
H.
N.
Joli
i-soil,
MLss
Mitchell,
J.
R.
Wilson,
K.
Picken,
II.
Pe
ley.
II.
Wilson,
Mr.
Mi-r:raer
From
Vancouver
(today
Mirs
E
Ball.
L.
Mat
thews.
To
Vancouver
i
today
i
Jos.
l:c!niie,
M
s.
Delorne,
S.
W
Collins.
B.
II,
lame.
VV.
Mi-Roe,
K.
P'.
Hardin:',
J,
G.
I.ee,
Mr.
Bacon,
W.
Tl.
Cle
lime,
F.
Seymour.
S.
Mi-riay.
To
Ranrisoit
today)
J.
Dav-les,
I.
Riiielinrt,
M.
Kostchvn.
M
i.
E.
Gram's,
V.
Bland,
Mr.
Mahon.
To
Port
Hardy
(today)
-P.
T,
Dahle.
BUSINESS
LOCATION
1
mile
west
of
Terrace.
Immediately
Fast
of
the
High
School:
Store
20x40
6-room
House
24x36
1
Acre
$7500.00
Cosh
E.
T.
KENNEY
LTD.
ti:rra(
ic,
b.c.
Real
Estate
Insurance
(7(H
FOR
SALE-'-,
ton
Dodge
truck,
good
condition.
Phone
Black
i
90S.
.
12.
IfOR
SALE
2-WheeI
freight
LAST-
Kevs
in
Ul
,
case.
Box
08
Dail-
FOR
RKNT-tieM
room,
an
8th
'
traier.
iui
inn
mi
'
709.
10
mom
lis,
oeioveu
uusuunu
Mrs.
Jessie
D.
Strand,
1205
Beach
Place.
Services
will
be
condiu-t-ed
at
first
United
Church
at
2,30
pin.
Monday.
April
2,
with
Rev
L
G.
Helber
otf
iciating.
Interment
to
follow
in
Fuirview
Cemetery
B.
C.
Undertakers
in
chariie
of
arrangements.
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SIIKKIFF'S
SAI.F.
Jlic
pioneer
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ROOM
Tor
RPi't
J1
FOR
SALE
-Office
Furniture
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ji
j
Tavlor
Sale,
lypewrnei
Desk,
Dalton
combined
adding
iiiai-time
and
cash
regisli-r.
alter
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41
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ureayihf
t01i
vaiiiiiiu
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(77p)
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
rVANW
bicycle
liiu
qai
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1043
Pontiac
Sedan
in
good
run-nine
order,
slightly
more
than
2(i.0(l0
miles,
for
cash.
M.
M
STEPHENS,
Sheriff,
Court.
Hoti.se.
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PERSONAL
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a
M'er.'n
111
IP
Ppi-manent
i
ln-o.se
Ave.
Red
22.
(77H
fTFsaLE-T2
ft.
Outboard
with
HI
b
p.
Johnson
2
D.
Write
J,
Knellman.
Port
MsKiliKUili
FOR
SALE
Easy
washer,
l's
years
old.
wood
condition,
real
buy.
Black
294.
(77c
m
m
w
all
ts-
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ut.
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with
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tiiiwt
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fliscOV-
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tiiin
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nil
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hit
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friini
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veins
in
ti:i:
aulhorhert
ly
the
MlntKter
of
ruhlir
The
tinderilt-neit,
bring
n
person
Work:;,
In
writing,
to
ewrclse
Uie
powers
vested
in
tlu
Minister
In
Piirt.ll
ol
1he
"Hi-liwav
Ait."
uiul
hi-lnu
of
the
opinion
that
trmt.
porMim
of
1
be
Koi-ihi-i-ii
Ti-iiiis-ProviiK-iiu
Iliuhway
from
Callowuy
Itaplds
to
Tyee
In
liuBl"
guaranteed
to
kill
the
roots
of
any
hair
and
contains
no
drugs
or
chemicals.
LorBeer
Lab
679
Granville,
Vancou
NATIONAI
IX
KNOWN
NAMES
ver,
BC.
(H
Cranes:
Draglines;
Adams
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
MAUClAPvET
MeTEOI)
SWEDISH
AMERICAN
Line
Metals
Ltd..-couver,
e.
u
6357.
10
il:iui.-i"!
lliroiu'.n
exLi-Hordinury
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uit-n-ini,
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n,...
1111
It.i-i
mint
Ion
jmrstumt
to
Si-i-lton
35
of
the
IlHiliwiiy
Act.
The
follow
Ins
lond
and
sp'
tlniltntlous
lire
Imposrrl
on
the
BUid
highway
Until
flllther
notlr-e:
...
1.
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in
e
Northern
TrnnR-VroVltl-
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
WAKTKU
.
"KlocKlinim
sailing
May
jaw
from
New
York
accommodation
lor
ladv
available
return
September
0th.
Applv
Dvb-havti
&
Hanson
Immediately,
v
(78c)
DPTOMETUIRT
Room
10
5TONE
BUILDING
u1
1
I1U
Road
tlraders;
utiieiora
di-Black
Too
Road
Maintenanct
Pkmlpmeiil:
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Hock
GraOliles,
T
L
Smith
Concrete
Mixeis.
Ciurk
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
tor
5t.jrkpiie
and
Snow
Removal;
Ru-e
PimI-able
Centrifugal
Pumiis,
National
Dragline
&'Wers
and
RuelLets:
National
All
Bteei
i....
nairis,
'
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOF3
CHTMNEY3
OIL
BURNERS
in
n
Prince
Huiio-
Hii
m-i,oii
fiiini
oH'iuw:
to,
..ii,.,,
...
...
rkil
Mi-
liw-uv
from
(inllownv
Kaplils
to
Tyee
hnvliiK
a
maximum
.Krorn
v..
i"hl.
or
lonillti!!
In
eKcesrt
of
fitly
per
cent
of
Uml.
allowi.l
In
th"
Tt.
eol.il
Ions
niM.te
pursuant
to
Kni-tion
311
of
the
"Hll'.hway
Act,"
II.8BC.
HI4II.
The
spoerl
limit,
of
vehicles
with
pneumatic
t.lrer.
is
restrieted
to
twenty
miles
p:
r
hour.
Vehicles
with
.ml
id
tires
are
prohlhiled
from
m
ini'
this
IIK;liwav
dnrlm;
such
times
as
this
rei?iihil
Ion
Is
in
force.
DATED
at,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
Slot
day
of
March.
1051.
I..
E.
KM1TII,
nivl-.lonal
lini;ineer,
Depart
incut
of
Plililic
Works.
(Ml
CASH
for
scrap
east
brass,
copper
batteries
and
radiators
Phone
543
call
829
6th
W-
1
-J
city
I"
'
Very
Gasoline
Hoists;
Nvtlo
w
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotary
Screens
and
Convcvoi.-.-
PHONE
BLUE
Km
M.
BOX
11K4
NORTHLAND
Dalrv
miiK
deliv
PHONES
Black
75?.
Red
894
P.O.
Rox
1(170
FOR
WIFE
A""
.
fo,,r
or
I'1'1
ered
24c
per
ouan.
wnv
pay
more?
Phone
18
lor
dailv
de
liven
service
M-29
tional
Macliuiei
v
Co.
Uml
en.
V
a
1
'"le
BjC
.!!.
orsuiu-iP
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BJJRNER3
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
GORDON
D.
RONSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
FOR
SAIiE
One
Foley
auto
TASTY
TEA
ROI.IS
can
be
ob-
required
oy
r"
matic
saw
liter
complete.
-trie
or
hand
power.
J0-;
Burns
Lake.
BC.
(77';!
Write
t"
-
tainea
tooav
aim
every
uuv
i
the
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd.
Phone
643
for
orders.
Uf
REAL
ESTATE
BUILDERS
6
CONTRACTORS
H.
G.
I1ELGERS0N
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Plume
9B
Evenings
Black
899
SIDNEY.
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.'
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
-
FOR
SALE
6
room
house
6th
733-5th
Ave.
W.
Black
503
Ave
Kast.
Close
to
srw"""
.
hospital.
Phone
(ireen
785.
fonditlo"-
"
B.C.
Sheet
metal
worn.
iar
a"'1
o-ravel
roofing
Call
829
6th
West
Phone
543.
Itournean
and
Rons.
't
iTRCENTi-vr:
FOR
SALE-S
room
house
full
SCHOOLS
AND
COLI
HGES
ACC01
basement,,
2
lots
iei;n
beautiful
gardens.
Newly
re
decorated
inMde
and
o--Readv
to
move
InM.
Applv
w
7th
East.
iir":
CIVIL
SERVICE
E
V
A
KIN
ATICINS
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
IIOSriTAL
mtwJC
ACS?
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
f08-3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
A.
T.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
ROY
SHANO,
C.A.
353
3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
203
Phone
88
PREPARE
NOW
FOR
Spline-
Ex-
FOR
SALE-I.arf:e.
4
newly
dec
uminalinns
write
M.
:
School
301
Eiulerloii
Bldi?..
Winnioeg.
Man.
in)
orated.
uu
rom-irir
-ment.
Ternw.
Box
6
News
7(m:
KKPAIltS
SEE
this
four
room
homeood
.
rorufl
-TI
DltDHWU
KPRntAI.fR'P
ROOKKfcw
-
-
S
ove
service
ana
reuairs.
u
D
Ronson.
Black
R03
f
location,
luepiace,
ut-w.-.
heat,
earaee.
Very
earlv
or
Pupancv.
Neat
little
horne
small
faniiiv.
Full
price
$4
Term.1,
Armstrona
Ajencies.'
Phone
342
or
207
(eves.i
ubci
utor
v
fs
fXpern"
i
,,eration;
keePI'L"",
tin
Kliflr"
(17
a
Tf.tr
UCEilIRR
Vrnmnt.
.t
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
COLUSSI'S
'
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
2104l.h
fit.
Ph.
Black
8P.H
HELEN'S
REAUTY
SHOP
Permanent;',
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branches
2044th
Street.
Phone
655
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
guaran
teed.
REAL
fcSTATE
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE-5
room
house
vtth
hath,
near
Conrad
School-
Phone
Green
482.
'1
ROOM
AND
BOARD
FOR
RALE
Trolling
boat
"Glacier."
34
ft.
long.
Fullv
en
nipped.
Phone
Green
894
after
6
D.m.
(79p)
imp
WAm
W
-
orf
I
n
ELECTROIJUJ?
Rales
and
Service
'
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
11120
For
genuine
parts-and
service
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
D.C
Will
re-open
his
office
in
the
Besner
Block
on
or
abmtt
April
3
ERNIE
SINCLAIR
PAINTING
AND
PAPERHANGING
Phone
Blue
961
Box
1819
241
West,
5th
Avenue
FOR
RENT
Room
and
board-Phone
Black
890
-
WANTEO
Room
bv
PAf(,n'',",v
Breakfast,
optlonnl.
JPrefer
Jbiv
downtown
area.
P.O.
Box
j;r
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
furniture,
hardware,
clothes
and
.
loncine
boot.s.
National
cash
register.
Gilchrist
ioggins
lacks
and
scores
of
other
article
at
very
low
prices.
B.C.
Furniture,
3rd
Avenue
W.
(tf
)
0UAt3EMQ
-
-IU
Mp
M.wl.e
A.l
Sci-vi-,
let
phone
or
write
above,
"Now,
who's
an
old
alarmist?"