Prince
Rupert
Doli-
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.
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.
s
s
,
Monday,
April
2
l
V.,
Black
Styles
Viewed
by
Queen,
Princess
wood
on
(Dric
trimmed
with
heliotrope
tulle,
j
trimmed
ha
in
"
t,.
the
work
.-j
Mlrhael
Ehem-d.
!
shell-
,
By
Eoslcy
Blackwood
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Ihe
crinoline
Is
built
on
nylon!
Princess
m""'"1
filament
and
is
completely
man-'
ankle-enh
ceuverable.
You
can
sit
down
in
i
i-ivai
hi,i
",,
)'
it,
crush
it
through,
a
narrow
skirt
full
er7V'
docrway
and
even
pack
It
into
a
borough
stud',
suitcase.
i
An
important
branch
of
the
subject
of
finesses
is
the
study
of
when
and
how
to
avoid
them.
Sometimes
you
can
throw
an
opponent
into
the
lead
at
a
time
when
he
must
lead
right
back
into
your
tenace
Caiiuilliin
Pn-H
Stuff
Wrllor
LONDON
(CP)
Against
a
background
of
silver-grey
panelled
walls
and
magniticent
crystal
chandeliers,
the
Queen
and
Princess
Margaret
saw
some
of
London's
finest,
export
fashiuim.
A
special
preview,
arranged
at
the
yueen's
requvst,
showed
GO
best-selling
models
from
the
re
holding.
At
other
times
(as
In
today's
hand)
yotlr
knowledge
of
brid;;e
humanics
will
suggest
a
play
Dr.
nu:i,
officials!!!,
.!.,.
riirned
ffom
,
"
Victoria.
Armmp
B
w'lli
tlT,rr.N
lor,
H.
));!.
M
v
fV
.
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f
i.-V
IV
-s
A
s.
f
.
"
.
'
,
1
,
I
finesse.
that
is
superior
to
a
Another
dress
that
drew
royal
1
attention
was
a
model
in
blue'
taffeta
topped
by
a
glittering
jacket
embroidered
In
paisley
design.
The
embroidery
alone
cost
!
200
and
ineornoratos
the
use
of
,
hematite,
a
-semt-preeiotis
stone!
mined
in
Cumberland,
which
much
Interested
the
queen.
A
LlarUing
change
from
the
wide
.v'tiT'lnes
was
a
lish-'.nil
model
by
Norman
Hartnell
In
while
N'lU'i'hMm
laee
encrie-'tft
In
silver,
crystal
and
diamond
cent
collection
of
London's
big
ten
of
fashion.
Forty
mannequins,
four
from
th
house
of
each
designer,
eurt-ytd
gracefully
in
glowing
ball
I
gowns
flashing
with
jewelled
'
embroidery
or
bobbed
stiltcdly
in
pencil
skirts
that
would
scarcely
allow
a
bended
knee.
nine
of
hearts
were
added
to
either
the
closed
hand
or
,
dummy.
But
lacking
the
nine,
!
the
heart
situation
looked
pretty
hopeless.
I
Mathematically,
Mr.
Dale's
best
chance
with
this
combina-,
lion
was
to
hope
that
Mr.
Muzzy
i
had
five
hearts
to
an
hour,
which
would
leave
Mrs.
Keen
with
a
doubleton
honor.
I
In
that
case
he
would
lead
a
'
small
heart
from
the
board
and
put
in
his
ten
spot
which
Mr.
j
Muzzy
would
win.
But
then
the
j
play
of
the
uce
of
hearts
would
(lion
Mrs.
Keens
honor
and
None
vulnerable
South
dealer
(Mis-.
Itiasli)
K--A
7
s
a
h
.i
s
a
n
q
7
a
('
-
.18
7
Olr.
Mnzv)
(Mrs.
Keen)
810
U
fc
-
J
.7
embroidery,
from
a
plain,
soltly-
lulle
bodice
it
fallN
In
a
Th,
(.(illci
lidil
vulneil
nt
ff,
(1(1(1
i
l''Uped
K
8
4
j
5
Q
10
9
3
2
Chop
ucy
-
0
i$18,(.'C3i
and
sii
or.ed
by
jewel
ry
cc.t:ir;
IGO.Uua,
was
shown
in
tlnfold-fa.shion.'d
Adams
drawing-room
of
Warwick
House,
h
y
7
0
n
1
A
K
M
8
3
I
O-K
b
4
C
(Mr.
Half)
H
-
K
g
II
4
H
-
A
hi
a
'
l
!i
4
:l
i:
A
i;
The
liidd
im;:
I
iguie-liuggiMf!
.slieatn
or
ein-I
broidery
like
Iridescent
fish
)
scalvs.
I
Also
of
fashion
Interest
were
I
the
ensembles
worn
by
the
two
l
SKATING
SKATING
PRINCESS
PRINCESS
-Andra
-Andra
Mcl.aug.lilin,
Mcl.aug.lilin,
17-ycar-old
17-ycar-old
li.uue
lif.u.e
.skater
skater
,
from
Colorado
S)riiigs,
make
dummy's
jack
good.
But
Mr.
Dale
thought
that
HOLLYWOOD
of
London
Dress
Designers.
1
i
Colo.,
became
the
first
white
girl
to
be
madvj
a
lull
triijul
lafinlier
and
primes;;
of
the
Kqiiuini.sh
Indians
In
Noilli
Vancouver.
Dominic
I'harlic,
kit;
August
Kliahl.salihiiio,
hereditary
chief
of
the
Kilsilanos;
mid
Mrs.
Charlie
crown
Aiulra
wilh
111.'
name
"Sc.'.uk
Ycla-Aim"
or
"Priucess
or
OuLsidf
0i,!r;
,
i
royal
visitors.
The
Queen
wore
.
....
li
it
I
-in
.1
1
1
un
tu'ii.i(iixn
mi-
In
turn,
rani
of
I
Ik
Vi.rlli
a
h
solllli
Vtesl
is
at)
Pass
..ruble
with
matching
floral-
Travelling
Feather."
(CP
PHOTO
i
C'OSIPKTITION
BETWKKN
i
Continued
lrom
page
1)
(jarclc
favaenmq
set-up
was
almost
impossible
on
I
!
ihe
bidding.
With
Mr.
Muzzy
on
j
his
left,
he
decided
to
forego
j
i
mathematics
in
favor
of
bu-;
manics.
He
figured
Mr.
Muzzy
must
have
one
of
the
heart
honors
for
his
overcall
and,
if
he
had
both
of
them,
the
hand
was
hopeless
anyway.
So
at
trick
five
Mr.
Dale
led
his
deuce
of
hearts.
"Not
through
the
Iron
Duke,"
said
Mr.
Muzzy
as
he
roared
up
with
the
queen.
Better
players
than
Mr.
Muzzy
have
gone
for
this
one.
Mr.
Dale
,ow
had
a
simple
finesse
for
Mrs.
Keen's
king
and
the
contract
'
rolled
In.
I'ilHH
PllSS
Mr.
Muzzy
opened
the
king
of
diamonds
and,
noting
his
partner's
play
of
the
jack,
continued
with
the
ace
of
diamonds
aod
J
hen
a
small
diamond
whlr.li
Mrs.
Keen
ruffed.
She
returned
the
three
of
clubs
and
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
ace.
The
opponents
already
had
three
tricks
and
were
bound
to
get
a
club.
It
was
therefore
ou-vious
to
Mr.
Dale
that
somehow
he
had
to
avoid
the
loss
of
two
.heart
tricks.
Note
that
this
would
have
been
easy
if
the
designers
sat
with
the
Queen
I
anil
Princess
Margaret
explain-I
nit;
the
technical
details
In
the
;
make-up
of
their
own
dvsigns.
-!
Ball
gowns,
suited
to
any
royal
I
occasion,
formed
the
centre
of
tlu'
.'how
but
n
t
iU
r
ed
ascot
ensemble
so
enchanted
Princess
Margaret
sh.;
had
the
mannequin
recalled.
A
design
by
Lachasse
in
crcsam
lace
over
black
taffeta,
the
lace
overlaid
with
black
chiffon.
It
drew
this
comment
from
Hi
Princess:
"TI..;
effect
Is
fascinating."
I.ATKST
IN
MUNOMNK
Ttvc
f
trc"
w'h
ru
'n"f
"f
crinolines,
;howed
much
Interest
in
a
camellia-red
lace
crinoline
traffic
movements
can
be
laid
down
now.
Given
the
disposition
to
recognize
the
trend
of
the
present
situation.
By
themselves
motor
carriers
operating
on
the
highways
today
have
an
important
and
even
vital
role
to
play
in
Canadian
economic
life,
and
it
would
be
foolish
to
deny
Uiat
in
plying
over
short
distances
they
can
provide
more
convenient
individual
services
than
the
railways
can
profitably
offer.
Hut
iml'l
siu'h
time
as
the
framework
of
competition
is
altered;
until
Ihe
fortuitous
advantages
offered
by
the
rale
structure
are
reduced;
and
until
the
unequal
Incidx'nre
of
regulation
and
cost
responsibility
are
adjusted,
rail
competition
and
its
by-
products
will
continue
to
give
'ueht
kind
as
there
is
between
black
and
white.
Yes,
for
the
laiuiiy
that
appreciates
highest
quality
it
is
good
business
to
grow
a
few
vegetables
even
in
the
city
backyard.
WHERE
SPACE
SHORT
Of
course
where
space
is
limited
one
does
not
go
in
for
big
bushy
vegetables
like
potatoes,
or
for
sprawly
pumpkins
which
cover
so
much
foom.
It
is
best
to
concentrate
on
those
things
which
grow
quickly
and
yirid
heavily
in
family
meals
and
take
up
a
minimum
of
space.
In
this
category
come
lettuce,
onions,
radish,
beets,
carrots,
beans,
staked
tomatoes,
one
or
two
hills
of
cu-
SORE
THROAT?
THEY
DON'T
LAUGH
NOW
Everyone
knows
the
story
about
the
eity
man
who
figured
what
It
cost
to
grow
vegetables.
There
were
a
lot
of
laughs
once
when
vegetables
were
dirt
cheap.
They
don't
laugh
so
much
now.
And
us
a
matter
of
fact,
the
man
or
woman
who
really
knew
freshness
newr
laughed
anyway.
Money
just
can't
buy
vegetables
that
will
compare
in
flavor
with
those
grown
right
at
the
door
and
prepared
while
the
dew
is
still
on
them.
Particularly
is
this
true
of
such
things
as
corn,
peas,
baby
carrots,
lvaf
lettuce
and
.similar
delicacies.
Grown
quickly
on
good
soil
there
is.
as
much
difference
between
these
and
the
Don't
inffer
from
common
sore
ihroat,
wlu-d
you
can
do
soidv
lliinit
about
it.
Rub
"
lO
V
KK
N
M
E
NT
LIQUOR
ACT"
(liecilun
K5I
NOTICK
OP
AI'HI
ICATlON
FOR
(;on;'.i:nt
to
TltAN.Hf'Klt
CLUB
MfKNSR
TO
Ol'ilKlt
HKKM-
NOTICE
1,1
hereby
given
Hint
m
the
rxplmtlnn
of
this
udviTU;.tmeiit,
the
uiuliTRiKiii
t
IntendH
to
Apply
to
the
Li(,uiir
Omtrul
Huard
for
ciilisi-iit
t
transfer
Club
Lli-enr
No.
al'.IH
Ismwd
h
reKpi--.t
n(
certain
preim-sc
n
1
1.
1
1
ft
at
the
I'oraer
of
"Jiul
Avenue
insooihui;
Minard'f
Liniment
get
f
ly,
today
!
Got
ef
today
!
UIS.
ti-
the
maior
transportation
cumbers
and,
mostly
because
you
I
issue
in
this
country.
can't
hope
to
buy
thvm
really
i
)
tu.WAY
nNANC'F
1
West,
and
3rd
Htrwt.
In
the
city
nt
,
u.inA
uiiiuti
in
tlic
Prnvliice
(if
QS
Mr.
Gordon
felt
that
the
royal
British
cniuiu'hia.
upn
lumiH
de-eonimi.ssion's
renort
was
a
"well
iri
ibni
a
uu
1
mui
a
murk
.
Hee-organized
and
highly
informa-
Map
1
v
(to
iiment
fliat
desvrves
wide
pi.PI,ll!M.
auwie
nt
:ti
1
Third
Awiw
II
II
llll
"KING
Of
PAIN"
LINIMENT
readershiii
and
careful
study.
,
west,
in
the
city
of
Prince
Kuprrt.
,
uuu
Undid
nol
ainee
altoe.ether
Willi
Province
of
British
f.ilumi.lK.
upon
4l
llinds
(Ida
1
Ibcil
us
lot
Nil.
III.
HIik
K
ki..
-jo
m...
1
11,
,11
I
M:m
u-e(
Y'rtnre
the
findings
on
the
CNR
capital
structure,
but
he
was
gratified
i
Kuuen
l.:iud
Resist
in
.11
District,
in
the
Province
of
Itnlish
C'alimihlu
that
remedial
measures
nan
DATK1)
at
Prince
Kup(rt,
Brlll'dl
CAtVERT
DISTItim(CANADA)
UMITEft
AMHi?:
mm.
Colmiihla,
thl.s-
1st
diiy
of
Muruti
iiir.i.
TUB
PRINCE
KUPKKT
CUTE
I.1M1TKI
(Hy
ArUilir
lilnre
Brown
Secret
.tr'
i
ltil
I
Hits
advertisement
is
not
piijlishc-d
ar
displayed
;
('Mtitrol
Hoard
or
by
the
C.nvcrniwnt
of
British
a
irw
iijw.i
01
.siiiuii
ivi(
t
garden
peas.
One
can
get
a
little
extra
by
alternating
i-.;ws
of
late
and
early
kind.-,
of
vei'.e'.-.ible
like
1
planting
the
staked
tomatoes
I
around
the
edge
of
the
garden.!
Practically
all
vegetables
like
fine,
rich
soil,
frequent
ci.-ltiva-
1
tlon,,
a
little
commercial
fertilizer
to
push
growth
and
also
watering
when
the
weather
is
dry.
To
permit
uniform
development
,'they
should
be
thinned.
The
real
secret
of
tender
vegetables
Is
to
keep
them
growing
quickly,
to
use
just
when
they
hit
their
best.
For
most
of
them
Ihe
season
can
be
extended
substantially
by
making
a
succession
of
sowings
at
two
week
intervals.
"".
FOR
A
BIG
SHOW
Almost
anyone
almost
anywhere
in
Canada
can
have
a
showing
of
flowers'
the
neighbors
will
envy
with
half
a
dozen
packets
of
seed
or
a
few
flats
of
started
plants
and
an
hour
or
two
spent
outdoors
in
the
fresh
air
and
sunshine.
Some
flowers,
admittedly,
do
need
a
bit
of
babying
and
they
are
u
11
I
I
1
..
.1
1
1
CIMSllill
found
a
definite
place
in
the
recommendations
and
he
hoped
that
action.would
be
taken
before
the
1
1)51
report
or
the
system
was
matte
to
the
shareholders."
in
dealing
with
otiLslanding
government,
loans,
for
examnle.
I
would
have
preferred
the
holder
approach
of
converting
the
debt
into
equity
cnoitul
and
I
stated
mv
opinion
that,
for
.1
property
having
the
.special
characteristics
of
the
Canadian
Nation
System
the
logical
thing
to
do
would
be
to
have
all
of
its
canital
requirements
in
the
form
of
equity.
However
the
commission
has
Introduced
the
alternative
proposal
that
part
of
the
capitalization
should
consist
of
income
,
bond.,
of
vhi"h
inU'rest
is
to
be
van
oi;vi:k
victokia
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chilcol
in
Tuesday,
12
Noon
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April
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and
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beautiful
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and
acts
of
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extended
to
us
lollowiim
the
death
of
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confess
to
a
sl.nilit'
personal
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atrahisl
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of
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sir
'ef
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
fit.
that
pattern
will
be
any
of
these;
petunias,
asters,
zinnias,
maiinolds.
alyssum,
coi
nllower.
,
balsoni,
co.sinos,
nasturtium,
por-
Black
Too
Read
Maintenance
k-oMo.nw.iii
i
i-oo
cmni.she
;
IttiLULM
Buckets
and
Rock
Grapples;
,
PTTrvrairJ0
and
E
1
P4
T
I.
himi.li
Concrete
Mixei.s.
eSSiona
.inert
"
MncM
am
1
imp
Railways,
nevertheless
the
con-is-
-r
iii)ip!(u
in
CNR
cir
-l
'S
is
tint
the
commission
recommendation
should
be
acceptable
travel
n
Wet
Phone
and
Rons.
t;iaiK
Korklift
Truck.s:
Nelson
:
Bucket
Loaders
tor
(Stockpile
and
.Snow
Removal:
Kice
P01
able
CentriluKai
Piniiiw.
-National
Dragline
Scrapers
an(
1
Buckets:
National
All
Sl.ee
I
I'KKSONAI.
SWEDISH
AMERICAN
IJne
tulaca.
All
of
these
grow
quickly,
eciiie
in
various
heights
to
'suit
the
front,
centre
and
back
of
tire
flower
beds,
and
given
just
a
Utile
encouragement
will
provide
a
wealth
or
bloom
from
July
until,
frost.
Special
planting
directions
will
be
on
the
packet.
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
.
MATTSON'S
Ul'IIOLSTERINQ
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Rox
520
3:10
fiecond
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
"Stockholm"
sailing
Mav
llitii
i
from
New
York-
-accommodation
for
ladv
available
-return
September
8th.
Aoulv
Dvb-havn
&
Han.son
Immediately.
l7Bcl
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
copper
batteries
and
radiators
Phone
543
call
029
Bth
W,
ntt.,
nr.
MARCJAHET
McLEODl
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
5TONF.
RUII.DINO
ti
a
.s
o
I
i
n
e
lloi.st.s:
N
;
tion
i
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rolarv
Screens
and
Convevoi.s.
Full
infoiination
lrom
National
Machinery
Co.
Limileil.
Vam
Oliver.
11
C.
tl'
FOR
SALE-New
and
used
furniture,
hardware,
clothes
and
lofKina
boots.
National
ca.sli
rettisler
Gilchrist
loKKlnn
tacks
and
.scores
of
other
article
at
very
low
prices.
B
.
...
Furniture,
art!
Avenue
W.
u.n
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
i
1:
NORTHLAND
Dairy
mini
deliv
BACKACHE?
Whtn
every
sudden
move
brings
short,
sharp
twlnjies
li's
time
lor
Dr.
Chast't
Kidney-Liver
PilU.
'1
housands
rind
quick
reliei
lrom
backache,
painful
joints,
kidney
and
liver
disorders
by
taking
this
proven
remedy.
By
combining
2
treat,
tnents
In
1
Dr.
Chase's
work
on
both
In
the
interests
of
practical
ppltrv
"I
think
Hie
commission
wls-'ly
refrained
'from
sivlllmr
out
In
minut"
detail
tile
adjustments
(hat
should
be
made"
Mr.
Gordon
continued
"and
taken
nlto-rpflier
believe
thvir
recommendations
have
nrovided
a
sound
framework
within
which
parliament
can
build
the
necessary
legislation.
The
corrective
meas-nr.-
In
nrosneet,
will
do
a
good
deal
to
dispel
Ihe
fog
of
mlsun-rierstandbit'
which
has
surrounded
Ihe
financial
results
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
and
to
end
the
discouraKinp
process
of
havinp;
to
sum
no
the
best
efforts
of
115
000
employees
In
therms
of
bookkeeolng
deficits
which
Inevitably
are
associated
In
the
public
mind
with
failure.
steel.
WW'
Honest
craf-,
nient
nviff
,
Metals
Ltd
.
couver,
0.
G3;7.
AN'IKl'
l'
r
'
biziS-,v
.sbiPi"R
S
:
hind
4
On'
WANTE0-J,;f''i
creani.lrfrrf'
Bi
comiilii'ii-
B.C.
.
tiowtitottll
V
ered
24c
per
quart,
why
pay
more?
Phone
18
lor
daily
delivery
servitve
(M-29
TASTY-TEA
ROLLS
can
be
ob-
rilONE
blue
xm
T.O.
ROX
1184
PHONES
Black
7.12
8'J4
FOR
SALE
One
cheslerlteUj
and
chairs,
one
kitchen
table
kidneys
and
liver
(or
luster
relief.
41
Red
1670
iDR.CHAcFcl
P.O.
Box
tamed
todav
and
everv
dav
at
the
Rupert
Bukerv
Ltd.
Phone
643
for
orders.
ttfi
and
ch.urs,
bedroom
sune
uim.
snare
bed
in
ood
condition.!
Phone
21
daytime.
r
Cln-eii
j
2S3
cveainus.
I"1
1
T
J
"
"
.
!
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
GORDON
D.
RONSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733-5th
Ave.
W.
Black
503
FOR
RENT
ROOM
for
Rent
800
Fraser
St.
alter
6
p.m.
(81p(
FOR
RALE
-Office
Furnllure-S.
&
i.
Tu
vlor
Safe,
typewriter
Desk.
Dalton
.combined
aild-Ini!
machine
and
cash
rei;islcr.
Valentin
Dairy.
Red
Zl.
Sidney
gonick
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Th.
212
II.
G.
HELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
00
Evenings
Black
899
41
U-DRIVE
CARS.
Phone
41.
711
Orenville
Court.
(tl)
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
CAS
AND
ELECTRIC
RANGES
Phone
Klue
!Ma
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
FOR
RENT
221
ROOM
PUBLICS
Fifth
(82(;
FOR
SALE
12
ft.
Outboard
wn-n
Tax
Bui'"
The
new
deal
will
be
a
rhallentw
to
the
Canadian
National
men
and
women
at
all
levels
of
re-soonsibilitv
and
I
know
it
will
be
welcomed."
Stone
HI
PA
IKS
1U
h
p
Johnson
U.J.
write
.
Snellman,
Port
1'I.vsiimton
1
Sdii'
OIL
BURNER
SPECIAI.LST
-
iiijr
FOR
SALE
One
Folev
auto
Stove
service
and
repairs.
CI
D.
Ronson.
Blc'
WIS
if
IthXP
ml
matic
saw
rtler-coimueie:
tm
-trie
or
hand
power.,
W
Bums
Lake.
B.C.
(77d
icr
rc
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
CD8
-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
S11AND,
C.A.
353-3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
210
Phone
88
power
t
'
NOTICE
WATCH
REPAIRS
i"ompt
er-ficient
service.
Oeorse
Cook
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
FOR
SALE
Trolllna
noai-
CAKS
FOB
SALE
'OltU'ier."
34
ft.
loiut.
eniiioiwtl.
Wioiie
Crreen
'
after
6
o.m.
7Jul
FOR
SALE
Kilehencablnet.
tuhu
n.wt
A
etvjirs
Cheai).
Red
llll
-
Rreiihitlnn
l.narli
and
Spwrt
(in
the
Northern
Trimt-Ir.
turlal
ll
It
Inlay
trnm
(,i
io
tv
KtriOH
to
tiki:
The
UnriirstRnrrt.
nrlnK
n
p0""
authorlid
by
the
Minister
'of
Public
Works.
In
writinit.
to
cxprclse
the
powers
vested
In
the
MlnisU-r
In
Purl.
II
nf
the
"llii-hwnv
Act."
and
belnc
of
the
opinion
thut
thai
porthai
of
tlm
I7!IH
318.
FOR
SALE
1947
Ford
tudnr.
Excellent
condition.
Radio,
heater,
defroster.
Low
mlleape.
Cali
eveniiiKS
217
Lst
Ave.
East.
iHpi
KHKHIFF'H
SAI.K
RKAL
ESTATE
Northern
Tnuis-Provlnelul
Illi-hwuV
from
Oulloway
KaplU"
to
Tyee
in
Ualne
to
damiipe
throiiRh
ext.rnordlnnry
trnfflc
thereon,
hereby
maks
the
foiiow-
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
HELEN'S
REALITY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branch'
204
4th
Street.
Phone
655
colussi's
music
store
Agents
for
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
3B9
I115
l(ci;iihition
pnrnniint
to
(Section
ss
ot
tiw
Hiltway
Act..
The
following
load
and
soeed
limitations
are
Imposed
on
the
nail
highway
until
furthep
notice:
'
No
prr;;nn
shnll
operate
an
vehicle
over
tlu
Northern
Trans-Provln-
1948
Pontiae
Sedan
in
good
run-nine
order,
slightly
more
than
26.1)0(1
miles
for
cash
M.
M.
STEPHENS,
Sheriff,
Court
House.
i80e)
clal
HiKhwny
from
Oulloway
Rnplrta
.to
Tye
bavnut
a
maxiiuom
gros..
wcleht
or
londlmr
In
excess
of
fifty
per
cent
of
tlwit
nllowwl
In
t.l.e
WANTEDS
clerk'-
sun
10
11
stof'-T
or
68-
SEVEN
room
house
(.section
2.
Lare
livinn
room.
tllninK
room,
4
bedrooms
and
batn-ronm
upstairs.
$2"W
down,
balance
-.m
rent.
Full
Pine
$57r()
Armslroni;
Aneiv-ies.
Phone
342
or
207
'evosj
(J(
'
FOR
SAI.E
5
room
house,
full
basement,
2
lots
fenced
m.
heautirm
Rardens.
Newlv
re-decorated
liuside
and
otif.
Readv
to
move
into.
Apply
"-"
7th
East.
I?9"1.
FOR
SALE
5
room
house
with
HeKulstlons
made
pursuant
to
Hectlon
3d
of
the
"Iligliwuy
Act.
K.8.BC.
11148.
,
FOR
SALE
The
sneed
limit
nf
vehicles
with
pneumatic
tires
Is
restricted
to
FOR
SALE
One
flrl'a
hlcvcle
twenty
miles
ner
hour.
Vehicles
with
solid
tires
are
prohibited
from
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1628
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
P.
L.
HUGHES
D.C
Will
re-open
his
office
in
the
Besner
Block
April
4
ERNIE
SINCLAIR
PAINTINQ
AND
PAPERHANOINO
Phone
Blue
901
Box
1819
241
West
5th
Avenue
and
one
tlrop
leaf
kitchen
table
and
two
chairs.
1144
Ambrose
Ave.
Red
322.
(77p)
nslne
this
Hlchwav
dnrlni'
such
times
as
thts
regulation
Is
In
force.
DATFD
at
Prince
Rupert
BC,
tills
21st
dav
of
March.
1051.
I..
E.
SMITH.
Divisional
Engineer,
IV'nart
merit
of
Public
Works.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
2-Wheel
frelreht
trailer.
107
11th
Street.
Red
769.
(77p)
bath,
near
Conrad
t
(80P)
Phone
Green
482.