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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday.
March
19,
1951
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From
Vancouver
(Saturdayl
D.
Macqtiistan,
O.
Benson,
J.
WhittniKton,
A.
Lund,
Mrs.
R.
O'Conner,
Mrs.
A.
M.
Uutuiair,
Mrs.
Martin,
L.
M.
'flseiun
u.
tains
t're.ien,
C.
Ander.soii.
Ki'Lia
Hand.-pit
(Saturday
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liron.
To
Vancouver
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A.
OI-;tn,
Cap'.,
ii.
V.
Uanluroane,
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U.
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11.
lualiti,
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M.Kenie,
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Mc-uiston.
II.
Coojter,
W.
A.
Holder,
.V.
Oalhtnt.
M;s.
Taylor.
To
Kandsp.t
(today)
J.
J.
.ill
Uoi.aUl,
11.
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Masset
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today
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II.
O.
3niith,
Mrs,
Dunders
and
three
chliihen.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Minaker
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Machina,
f.
T'arane,er,
H.
Gardner.
J.
Cacs,
P.
N.
Bland,
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h.
Clark,
A.
V.
Bossons,
C.
U.
Korbes,
Mr.
Cooper,
P.
Maloiiey,
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for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING.
tailor
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.Sixth
St
Phono
619
Call
363
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Planning
Building
or
Repairing
.
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CURRIE
LIMITED
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&
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K.
Mathers.
From
Vancouver
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Friday
iL.
Wise,
R.
Irving,
Miss
MeUoimld,
li.
Kliea.
down.
W.
O.
Kheardovm,
W.
Siymore,
W.
J.
Slieppard,
Mr.
IliRKinx,
Mr.
Marshall,
J.
J.
Tay-lo.
.
J.
J.
Karr.
From
Sand.'
pit
(Friday
Cf.
Hansen,
Coast.
Gordon,
Miss
E.
Mathers.
DKNMAHK'K
"EMPIRE''
Greenlanrl
'.s
the
only
colonial
nossewsion
of
Denmark.
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Classifieds
for
Results.
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advertisement
b
not
publlihcg
of
diipliycd
W
H
Uaill
Boerd
or
fay
the
GovwraDem
4
Bdu
Cd
1.
FIRST
STEP
in
pn
paring
table
fillets
is
making
incisions
qi:ckiy
and
accurately,
removing
only
the
flesh
of
the
fish,
as
(!o:ij
by
Mrs.
Hope
Lundri;;an
(from
leftl',
Mrs.
Marie
Fitzgi
raid,
,Tane
In'ermela
an
Delby
Brunelle.
2.
CANDLING
the
cut
away
fillets
for
marred
or
bruised
spots
are
I:
f'l
Mrs.
Lillian
Greening
and
Mrs.
Pauline
Viktil.
3.
FINAL
TRIP
of
the
fillets
is
riding
down
the
conveyor
after
o
re-noun'
pa-aue
bave
been
automatically
labelled.
Machine-operator
(front
is
Mrs.
Irene
Martodom.
Feeder
is
Mrs.
Joseohir.e
Murr'son,
w'
i'e
Con
Stordale
(extreme
leftl
is
f
ii
s-
a'''
man.
Haro'd
Tbom,
assistant
manager
of
Atlin
Fi-h'-'is
,
makes
a
routine
inspection.
4.
THE
PA'
'KINO
"ine
s
where
the
processed
fillets
are
wrapped
and
Dacked
in
one-pound
card
boxes.
From
the"
front
aj
j
oackers
Kli.abetli
Summer,
HazezI
Greening
and
Mrs.
IWurKuret
Rose.
"Pop"
Ted
Strand,
supervijor,
inspects
weigh-in;
and
packing.
Urn
iramc
Changes
Madej
MONTREAL
Promotions
t-o,
top
ranking
positions
1n
the
traffic
department
f
the
Canadian
National
Railways
were!
announced
at
headquarters
here,
last
weik.
j
Ii.
W.
Craig,
very
well
known
i:i
grain
trade
circles
in
Winnipeg
atiJ
'vKf.tern
Canada:
is
appointed
assistant
to
John
Pullen.
vice-president
in
charge
of
traffic,
and
H.
L.
Lapointe
is
ap-,
pointed
asJ..tai.t
to
J-
A.
Atro.
j
assistant
viee-pre:
ident
freight
j
traffic
Canadian
lir.es.
Or
the
wes'.-Tii
region
J.
V.
'
Hie.
humeriy
chief
clerk
to
freight
traffic
manager
Winnipeg,
is
made
assistant
general
freiehl
a,rent
rates
at
Winnipvg
:uid
1).
J.
Scott,
formerly
district
frt
iplit.
aiteiit,
is
appointed
division
freight
afient
at
Port
At-
j
thur.
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Mr.
Ilice
joined
the
Grand
i
Trunk
Pacific
as
a
stenderapher
I
in
1916
and
transferred
to
the
freight
traffic
department
the
u-iii"
year.
He
had
service
in
the
traffic
bureau
since
'!:-!6
and;
;n
tries
an
extensive
knowledge
of
the
rate
structure
into
his
new-position.
I
Mr.
Scott
started
railroading
with
the
Canadian
Northern
as
a
night
yard
clerk
at,
Port
Arthur
and
served
in
several
positions
thei-.'
for
17
years.
He
then
worked
in
Winnipeg
and
Calgary
offices
before
returning
to
the
l.-.kchead
in
1949.
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Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
.
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
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D.
RONSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733-5th
Ave.
W.
Black
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scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
COS
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3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besnrr
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
Fire
and
Frost
Proof
Storage
for
Rent
Central
Location
Phone
422
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Advertising
is
payable
In
advance
Pit
a.se
refrain
from
telephoning.
Cltsst-wold
per
Inseition,
iMiltlliium
charge
Mr.
Birth
Niiflcen
iOc.
Curiln
of
Tliaiiks.
Deii-Funnal
Notices,
MarrliiKf
and
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nieul
Aiim.uni
eim
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$2(J0.
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bEwiNU
machine
dealers
and
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SALE
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wasuo.
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tca'ir.,,
room
accun!
ntshffi
or
iDtd
em
chemirl
after
t-
B.C.
Working
in
a
fish
plant
is
not
nearly
as
revolting
as
many
people
seem
to
think.
Anyway,
among
,f!0.or
lul
new
reverse
tiuiueii
.-
4nu.uu
.
Hiunt
lnu
machine
heads.
Verv
latest'
al
Wl
11111
Calvert
.Xj
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IB
f
;
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1
.
in
oil-skin
aprons,
gloves
I
nsi,
which
in
Prince
Ruoert
iS'
big
business.
Wint
to
know
how
bie?
More
tZtv
'X
lets
were
produced
here
last
year,
which
sell
on
the
retail
market
ut
close
to
a
million
dol-
jals
"I've
worked
here
for
six
i
years,"
vearx."
.said
said
Mrs
Mrs.
Lillian
Lillian
Green-i
Green-j
mg,
a
widow
whose
fisherman
hic
tand
lost
his
life
on
a
gale-!
tos:cd
sea
four
years
ago.
-r
j
don't
even
smell
the
fish
any-
more,"
she
smiled,
and
after
j
work,
a
change
of
clothes,
a
bath
and
a
quick
hair-do
"you'd
think
I
was
a
lady
of
leisme.
ivns.
oieeiiing
woiks
lor
lilt
Fisheries
in
the
filleting
department
and
her
attitude
seems
to
be
that
of
the
other
30
ladies
there.
CLEANEST
PLACE
Theodore
"Pop"
Strand,
.supervisor
of
that
-department,
says
that
fish
smell
like
fish,
just
like
beef
smells
like
beef.
Under
proper
conditions,
a
fish
plant
is
"the
cleanest
place
to
work."
'Mr.
Strand
has
been
with
the
company
for
25
years,
and
was
a
fisherman
before
that.
He
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
1918.
He
has
no
trouble
overseeing
the
ladies,
for
they
are
good
workers.
"As
a
matter
of
fact,"
he
said,
his
eyes
twinkling,
"I
get
a
great
kick
out
of
my
job."
Mr.
i
Strand
likes
Prince
Rupert
and
will
slay
here
as
long
as
he
lives.
!
"I've
been
through
most
of
Canada,
and
in
some
parts
of
the
States.
I
think
Rupert
beats
J
them
all."
1
I'sed
for
fillets
are
several
1
different
varieties
of
sole,
the
main
fish
for
this
purpose,
j
Other
fish
are
flounders
and
the
cods,
such
as
rock,
ling
j
and
sablefish
(Alaska
black).
;
Unloaded
from
the
boats,
the
fish
are
kept
In
ice-bins
until
i
required
by
the
filleters.
They
'lay
Uu?
fish
on
the
cutting
boards
which
are
continually
flooded
with
fresh
water.
The
filleter
uses
a
thin-bladed,
long
knife.
First
cut
is
Just
back
of
the
head
which
removes
fillet
from
the
ribs
and
backbone.
.
Then
the
fish
is
turned
over
and
the
other
fillet
removed
the
so
women,
all
decked
out
style
Fit
Sinner
.stands,
either
treadle
or
eiectnc.
and
all
uarts
interchangeable.
Price
SoV.aO
or
discount
in
quantity,
t
ruBi
ll,
Ai
cuu.it;
CAIVERT
DISTILLER
A
(CANADA)
and
turbans,
this
opinion
was
aired
with
enthusiasm.
These
women
-ranging
from
same
way.
When
a
small
stockpile
of
the
fillets
have
accumulated
the
women
deftly
use
their
knives
to
shear
away
the
skin,
From
the
cutting
table
the
boneless
fillets
go
to
the
cunur
'ling
machine.
Here
they
pass
over
a
heavy
glass
surface
through
which
shines
a
strong
light.
Any
blemishes
or
marred
flesh
is
quickly
detected
and
removed.
Fillets
are
then
put
through,
the
brine
and
from
there
reach
the
packing
table.
All
through
the
process
the
fish
are
continually
washed
and
handled
in
wire
baskets.
Carefully
weighed,
then
wrapped
in
cellophane,
deft
hands
quickly
make
up
one-
or
five-
iJ0l,na
Packages,
niimg
a
tny
'artistic
wrapping
That
artistically
designed
and
colored
wrapper
on
the
outsat
of
the
packages
is
put
on
by
a
machine
which
wraps
and
f.lae.s
'"
all
in
one
operauo.t.
A
Uie
machine
kit-pa
'"-
'""Bi's
'oning
hi,
wnue
in
,Ule
"er
tnd
lncy
are
removed
in
trays
and
immediately
put
in
a
"cleL'P
frL'ezt"
refrigerator
In
;
mperaiures
"-
oi
i
zu
to
m
10
Dfiow.
v.;,
Even
though
each
lilleter
will,
Process
an
average
of
40
to
70
'
pounds
an
hour-and
that's
not
(lown
011
Ule
either-1
f
"ZL
7hTn
'"V
at
h?
P
ant
than
at
,
some
Partles-,
A
B00'1'
I'armless
prac-
!p,,n;
8tris
f,lnv,,t
,i,,Jn
the
line
to
brighten
the
day
and
across-the-board
teasing
is
al-
ways
in
good
nature.
I
lins
advertisement
Is
not
pulilished
or
displayed
by
the
Ltquoi
Cttntrol
Koard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Ku.-n
oruer
to
numeii
ptwun
Machine
Co.,
Box
Jill.
ienm-nal
A
Toronto,
or
Edmonton,
Alberta
Hi'
.
SAI.E-Oil
stove
pot
bmn-
oil
healer,
wasluim
ina-
-li.n
vaciium
cleaner,
Uxa
caipet
anil
felt,
3
piece
eties-
terlield
suite.
3
end
lames,
bedroom
suite.
Binder
Sewing
Machine
4
scatter
rues,
radio.
2
Klaiidiip;
lamps,
dinner
set,
lawn
mower,
lul
5th
Ave.
East.
Green
955.
lutipl
3
BIKTII
NOTIC
E
K1RBY
To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
Kirbv
of
Premier,
B.C.,
at
toe
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
March
IV.
a
son,
Mictiaei
llcw-
son.
(ltai
t'ARI
OF
I
HANKS
It
it
with
heartfelt
thanks
that
I
wish
to
acknowledge
tlie
Hindness
oi
trie
Catholic
clergy
iiuu
ui
tile
moo.ie
vJ-iOlme.
ULSiJ
Hie
numerous
expie.nii.s
i4
es-
a.-irrl.X'
P
a'JV
'"
i-n,,1,"
Hubert.
,
Mabel
Rover.
Quebec
Per
Mis.
G.
1.
Blaln.
(Hi
.r,-
,:1(,
CARO
,
rS'A
Til
INKS
I
liave
be
e
n
UxlW!,to
rxteiul
giHeere
U.anki
to
Kt,v
father
F.
itavner,
O
M
L,
and
to
537,
WJ.
33.
537
349
and
nated
for
the
funeral
oi
tne
inbiTrlen
Mhelr
beautiful
floral
tributes
and
ex-
nressions
of
sympathy
and
to
raiigements.
ii.
J.
u.i;:on.
local
supervisor.
(ltd
FOR
SALE
MATfONAl.I.V
WMOWN
MAMI?S
LinR-belt
Soeeder
Shovels;
I
Cranes:
Draglines:
Adams
Road
Graders;
Littleford
Bros.
I
.-
.
man
f-
m.f
FOR
SALE
IS
h
o.
Vivian
,
loom
house
cylinders
heads,
pistons
used
available
in
,
4
seasons,
Aiit.oLite
Ignition.
Kkeeiia
H"M-1
or
write
Box
622.
Prince
Ru-,
WANTED,
VAN
I
W
-?f,
,
r
.
p;w.
pert.
(67pi
FOR
SALE
Automotive
engine
2
to
1
reduction
gear
and
marine
clutch
$175.
complete.
Apply
Joe
Stace-Smllh,
Gen.
Del.
Prince
Rupert.
(OOpi
FOR
SALE
Sunshine
buKgy,
iikiH
liil,,,i
iiuir
iii-ice.
room.
A"
"Maybe
we
look
a
little
dan-
"
U,Y"
rlilK'rs
",,r
e'r
gerous
at
times,
but
it's
all
inTJtlt
the
frV
arl
i'hoieUreeiM9.
(67p
I
"pRIVE
f
FOR
SALE
-Dining
table,
chairs,
711
OreitvUIe
oil
raii"e,
bathroom
cabinet.
1
lrMTRocni
Black
831,
I70p
PORJRNig.
I
'
FOR
SALE
House
trailer
on
it
to
new
chii.ss
s
Interior
unfm-
i
urj"""".
iillUllllUI.
silH
the
smiling,
bantering
youthful
type
to
the
more
serious
and
matronly
were
filleting
flat-
,
eSSiona
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PHONES
Black
752
Red
894
P.O.
Bnx
1070
II.
G.
IIELGERSON
.
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phono
96
Evenings
Black
899
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
colussi's
music
store
Agents
for
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210-4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
ERNIE
SINCLAIR
PAINTING
AND
PAPERHANGING
Phone
Blue
961
Box
1819
241
West
5th
Avenue
u&uie&S
MARGARET
McLEOi)
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
iTONE
BUILDING
PHONE
BLUE
5!):)
P.O.
BOX
1184
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
"
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
T
ROY
SHAND,
C.A.
353
3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
203
.
Phone
88
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branches
204
-4th
Street.
Phonp
B55
F.LECTROLUX
Sales
anc
Service
I
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1620
For
genuine
parts
and
service
""
phone
or
write
above.
Hlack
Too
Road
Maintenance'
,
,
,
.
.
'
v,i,,
machine.
Ediiiimient:
Owen
Clamshell
FOR
RALE-Washli
Buckets
and
Ruck
Grapples:
"
f;rst
''
us,!;(l'ull,1ll'n-
VL''-T.
1-
r.
907
Borden.
I..
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Galbrailh,
,(08pi
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
1
waders
lor
Stockolle
"
in-pmru
and
Snow
Removal;
Rice
Port-
....
km
tins
able
Centrif
uual
Piiinus:
Na-
ji
BURNER
.SPT!1AI.TST
-
Uonal
Dragline
Scrauers
and
f;loVB
.rvi'ce
and
repairs.
G
Buckets:
National
Ail
Steel
n
"
Ronton
Klm'n-
Rliek
Mlai
Wl
tf
Oasollne
Hoists:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
i
uATf?if
RF.PAlRR-r'romnt
et-
lun,
suiu
ivns.
greening,
who
admits
she's
an
arch-teaser
her
At
10
a.m.
and
3
p.m.
"Pop"
Strand
rings
a
bell
which
gives
everyone
a
break
for
coffee.
All
I
agree
the
10-mlnute
rest
Is
al
great
boost
and
makes
the
day
I
seem
much
shorter.
Three
other
companies
be-1
sides
Atlin
Fisheries
processing
fillets
in
Prince
Rupert
are
the
j
Fishermen's
Co-operative
plant
at
Fairview,
B.C.
Packers,
Seal
Cove,
and
Nelson
Bros.,
Port
Edward.
Production
of
fillets
is
the
one
operation
in
fishing
which
Ls
not
so
seasonal,
although
the
slackest
time
is
in
winter.
"Fried
fillet
of
sole,
please,"
von
said
a
few
minutes
nan
Now
the
waitress
places
before
you
the
steaming
dish
a
prod
uct
of
the
sea
by
which
you
live.
L.
M.
Felsenthal
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
plane
from
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
Vancouver.
Roy
Moulton,
who
has
been
relieving
pilot
for
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
here,
returned
to
Vancouver
today.
SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
CIVIL
SERVICE
.
EXAMINATIONS
PREPARE
NOW
FOR
Surlnir
Ex-
amlnations.
Write
M.
C.
C.
School.
301
Enderton
Bldg.,
Winnipeg.
Man.
(h
tshed.
1235
Park
Ave.
I
Clip'
FOR
RALE
Bedroom
suite.
complete,
spring
filled
mat-
tre.ss.
Phone
Black
924.
(u6p)
n(.t,.,,t.
service
npurve
Cook
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
Riiaran-
teed.
REAL
ESTATE
'
FOUR-ROOM
Wartime,
Terv
close
to
McBride.
Occupaiiv
;
on
I
April
1.
Newlv
decorated.
1
down,
balance
as
rent,
ror
immediate
insnection
nee
Armstrom;
Agencies,
phone
342
or
207
(eves.l.
67c)
n.m
nnt.K
irnmeaiatviT.
ir',
i
five
rooms
and
bath,
coni-
nlefelv
furnished,
centrally
located,
garden
.soace;
also
1-
!
room
furnished
cabin
In
rear,
i
740
Fulton
St.
(08p
.
.
Lentil;;
rour
warume
on
line
nenr
Cnnrnd
School.
Ex
cellent
condition.
Terms
to
suit
purchaser.
Owner.
Blue
804.
(Wp
FOR
RALE
House.
R
rooms
and
1
bath.
Clnse
to
Conrad
School.
I
Phone
Green
482.
(68p)
Rotary
Screens
und
Conveyors
Full
inlornation
from
Na
tional
Machinery
Co.
Lainited,
Vancouver.
B.C.
tti
F3,
SAL?-f1L'w
and,
u'Sed0
f"f:
logging
booU.
National
cash
register.
OilchrLst
logging
iacks
and
scores
of
other
ar-
ticio
nt
vprv
lnu)
nrir-ex
H
C
Furniture,
3rd
Avenue
W.
(tfi
FOR
SALE
Model
Q
D.
John-
,
sun
in
ti
r.
.nit
h.i'ii-rl
m.ttrii-
In
ciofl
condition.
Phone
Green
.
C20
t67u
v
FOR
SALE
One
Folev
auto-
matic
saw
filer
complete:
elec
-
trie
or
hand
power.
Box
9,
Burns
Lake.
B.C.
(77c)
FOR
SALE
Walnut
oedroom
suite
complete.
2
nanel
chairs,
clrl's
noat
and
bonnet,
size
4.
Red
892.
745
--.
5th
West.
(66p
'""i"
FOR
RALE
General
Electric
washlnc
machine,
$60.00.
1724
8th
East.
(Wip)