Hiinro
Ruvrf
D
'..iiy
NeWS
Wedne-day.
Oct
jbi
r
IPS
CfL
-SS
IF
IE
II
Credit
Body
Hears
Chief
Of
Pulp
Mill
Ray
Jones
Tells
Absorbing
Story
of
His
Trade
and
Its
Crowing
Impact
on
Economy
The
growing
importance
of
(CLOSl'RE
TIME
10
a.m.
on
day
of
publication)
'
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Adveitising
Is
payable
in
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
Classifieds.
3c
per
Word
per
insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
cf
Thanks,
Death
Noticeu
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
iu:d
Engagement.
Announcements
$2
00.
SPECIAL
DIbPLAY,
DOUBLE
TRICE.
MALE
KELP
WANTED
IIIK
SALE
Piver
the
train
will
be
hauled
oy
a
locomotive
operated
oy
tn-
(liiieer
Donald
A.
McKenrie.
and
Fi
.man
Kenneth
A
Ingbritson.
'
Kaniloonr
relief
dispatcher
D
m-a
d
!n
M.Dona'd
will
be
the
telegraph
operator
on
the
Royal
.ram
as
it
nnves
over
B.C.
lines
of
the
Canadian
National.
Albarta
ciews
will
be
in
charge
of
the
train
between
Blue
River
and
Edmonton.
WHO
THEY
ARE
Daddy
of
ail
Ihe
CNR
Royal
train
crews
In
B.C.,
in
length
of
service,
is
Conductor
Rod
Gordon.
He
started
railroading
in
1901,
in
Winnipeg.
A
conductor
s
nec
1911.
"
Rod"
has
operated
out
of
Vancouver
since
1943
Tiammun
R.
U.
Scarfe,
of
Var.touvcr.
who
Joined
the
company
in
1917
as
a
passeneer
trainman
in
Winnipeg,
has
lived
here
since
1945.
.
Trainman
Evetctt
By.rs.
Vancouver,
Ma"."d
w.th
the
CNR
as
pai;;;:u:fr
trainman
at
Saskatoon
n
1920
and
has
been
o;;er-a,in,
frem
Vancouver
since
June,
19".
.
Locomotive
Engineer
J.
H.
iJj.ki
iwuscri.n,
began
his
ra'.l-wa
career
as
a
telegraph
mes-
They'll
Man
Royal
Train
VANCOUVER-With
the
time
neal
at
hand
for
the
British
Columbia
visit
of
Their
Royal
High-nesse...
Princess
Elizabeth
and
p,iiu.
Philip,
officials
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
here
have
disclosed
he
names
of
company
employees,
five
resid-iir,
in
Vancouver
and
five
In
Kinilocps.
who
will
setve
aboard
tic-
R
iytd
train
as
it
travels
east
Cclober
26.
A!'
of
these
men
will
be
wearing
brand
new
uniforms
for
the
n;
mentoiis
orccasion.
The
Vancouver
men
are
Condi:
tr
R.
M
.Red.
Gordon
and
Tnt'nman
Robert
G.
Scarfc.
and
lYamman
Eerett
ByerS.
They
wl!!
work
the
Royal
train
from
VciKotivcr
to
Biue
River.
Engineer
J.
hn
Li.
Moscrip
and
Fireman
il.
E.
Timmms
will
.operate
a
ii'itr
.
spick
and
span,
(HiOO-tyne
CNR
locomotive
from
Vancouver
I
B
slon
Bar.
A'ANTED
Reliable
man
as
Raw-
the
wood
pulp
industry
to
th?
lessn
Demer.
Exoerience
noi
economy
of
Canada
was
imore-ioro'SLV
la
evening
bv
where
Kiwlenth
Products
have.
Jones,
piant
manager
been
iota
for
vears.
Write
Kaw-
.
of
tne
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.,
It'Kh's
Deot.
WG-J-1
jd-163
who
was
guest
speaker
at
the
-
11111
JP-'
annual
meeting
of
the
Reta.I
DOORMAN
Part
lime
evenings.
Credit
Grantors'
Association
ul
Apply
Totem
Theatre.
i
ill.
Prime
Rupert
which
took
the
se""''
w.ln
tile
l"e
Canadian
-"'"ian
North-
Norili-r-NP
Y
itn'ro-is
men
a'sicned
by
the
,
r,,!';
Winnipet,.
He
started
in
to
handle
the
Royal
train
hgiiK
in
100u
became
service
an
ate
Fncir-r
Charles
H
Snrlr,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic
card
party.
Oct.
18.
Rebekan
Bazaar,
October
20
L.O.B.A.
Full
Ea.aar.
October
26.
Ladies-
W.A.
Fi.-liermen-s
Union
Danre.
October
21,
in
th-'
Oddfellow
Hall.
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
Hallowe'en
Tea,
O'tober
31,
at
home
of
Mr.?.
W.
C.
11.
Jones,
4Vj
l-'rtir'h
Avenue
V.'c.
t.
Sonja
Bazaar.
November
2.
Legion
Auxiliary
Ba.aar,
November
7.
I
Eastern
Star
Ball.
Nov.
9
at'
Masom-
Temple.
Presbyterian
Church
Bazaar,
NovmiiIjm
15.
The
Women
oi
tne
lvioo.-.c
1-a.i
Bazaar,
NovemU
r
Hi.
Calhedral
Bazaar.
iov.
17.
1
O
D
K.
F-il
iiiu.aar
iovemoei
St.
Peters
Fail
Bazaar,
November
211.
United
Church
W.
A.
Fail
L'a-
?aar,
Dec.
G.
'
PHKMi.VM.
Regular
St
John
;
Firs!
Aid
Classes
Cotnmencins
Friday,
Oct.
19th
7::)
;i
m.
I
FIRE
HALL
245c'
SLICED
pped
bread
from
Rupert
Euive.-y
on
at
ail
grocery
.sloie.;
tf
WILL
TAKE
orders
for
crochet
'.
doilies,
rehire-pieces,
runners,1
buffet
sets,
chair
set.s
et-.
Phone
"
Cieeii
997,
or
a'J'iiy
740
7th
Ave.
i
West.
(245pi
i
Anvnne
having
anv
Information;
of
the
whereabouts
or
a
trunk!
with
personal
el
feels
left
in!
Prinze
Rupert
bv
the
'at:;
Jp-n.;i
R.
Hooper,
piea-e
phone
B'n
050
or
write
to
Mrs.
A
Wvlie.'
Jasper.
Alberta.
'245pi
!
WANTED
-
Pen
friend
bv
Enj-j
Jishman.
20.
Interests
'include
:
travel.
P.
Surman.
co
G.P.O.i
Perth,
Western
Australia.
i233:i
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE-Hotpoint
refrhera-lo.-.
An
exreilr-nt
buy
at
the
riht
p
ice.
Phone
6
days,
Biark
339
nights.
i245e.
carpenter's
H-v.
all
mi
our
ir
tmvm
nmi
hin.
4
Kir-
inff,
Iilmii
mnt
witm.
T'r'U
on
cU-
rt
truer,
(lUr.
'1
PRtCISION
SAW
FILING
1345
PfCiGOTT
PLACE
Box
1011
Station
B
(Agent:
Bus
Te:mir.a!i
Terrnw
ftnililrra
SiidiiIv
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
DC.
21
-
23
B
"Slier
Blot-k
Phone
Bine
442
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNT
ANT
fames
Block
008-3rd
Ave
W
Piin--e
Rupeit.
BC.
hone
347
.
CO.
Box
374
A.
P.
GARDNER
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
M
A.
L.
Bell,
C.A.
325
4th
Avenue
East
PC.Boxli47
Phone
Red
879
Colnssi's
Mtuic
Store
Agents
for
tin;
linest.
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
'
2104tn
St
Ph
Black
389
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
As
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
337
P
O.
Box
130
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Ileauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches
204
41
h
R'rvct
Phone
055
WE
RENT
TRUCKS.
COMPRESSORS
CONCRETE
MIXERS
By
hour,
day
or
month
Phone
Biue
939
QUALITY
REPAIP.3
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
A.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
B
C.
MESSENGER
For
Prompt
and
Courteous
Servir?
Phone
C78
214
-4th
Street
'Proprietors:
Fd.
Dawes,
Rid
A.vxandcr
f'tlONE
SLUE
593
tKiJrrH-M.a
a
no
s,,r
W.
COLLI?
Pbiint
K!u,
7o
'or
littiulm-
iar,s,t
iitiiirip
m-
m,
TERMINI
MESSENGtl
Piionc
0
All
deliveries
riiy
FOR
YOUR...
Crick.
Slon?
and
3;i
T
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Setttrig
anl
p.a
Phone
K.
SORES
Blue
8i)9
after
C
HANDYMA'
HOME
SERV
:
GENERAL
COKTIU-Building
and
Repair
kinds
.
KiXJFS
-
CH'X
OIL
Bl'fi.N'El'.
PHONES:
PO
Bin
1670
SIDNEY
GO-
OPTOMETttlT
Complete
VUntl
A
OFFICE
HOl'l
9
a
m
to
5
p-
Oco
Cook's
Je'!H
MATTS0N
upholster:;
Phone
B!u
126.
PO
234
-3rd
Jw
1
Prince
Rupnt
f
H.
G.
hflgg:
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
t
T
Phone
96
Eventr.gs
E
Train
Schei
For
the
Fist
Daily
em-'-p'.
SxA-From
tl.f
Ksst
I),
i'y
rxtr-t
Mia-
in
I
JOHN
H.
BULGE
(Xloimlr
1
I
.
John
8ulgH
Third
Aver
PHOTO
FINISHING
PK
:
DEVELOPING-
EXPOSURE
AMATEUR
St?r
t,u.
r.rttf
1"
9
IIU1IV
"
i
r
New
30-lb.
Rail
2ULB
RELAY
RAIL
80
a:
id
120-LB.
NEW
RAIL
Transformer.
m.t
rs
and
electric
puU'cf-plums
lor
nninetiiate
shipment.
Ci.r
luii.'is
ul
2,
4
uuti
ti-luca
pipt-s.
VANCOUVER
SALES
&
APPRAISALS
LTD.
New
DG
and
8
C:itf
rpillur
Trae-
luLe
tit'lr.cry
irtca
LIiuuhI
rtt.it.-:-.
.fx
k.
i-ui
luuc.t
Ave.
V.incouvfr.
C.
i
liOATS
f
OH
SALE
i'O.i
SALE
i.l-1-.ol
t:u'.:iii.4
LOat
"Mi
tV.f
V.
'
For
insiieciL-.i
apply
boat
K.O.
at
F.iirview
Koats
or
pn
me
Green
P88.
1
24!)p
i
CARS
I
(111
SALE
ONE
194.1
Dod.-e
panel
track.
2-whei
trailer,
1949
l-to:i
Chevrolet
piekmj
and
one
receiving
tank.
Industrial
vVeirl-iivr
Co.
Phone
Green
381.
I
if
Ton
SALE
or
Tiv.de
on
House'
19.11
Pon'.iar
torp?do
style
two
d:
or
fetl.in.
heater,
radio,
cis-
a:"t'e
U'hiir,
rlo-'-t.
white.
sidewail
tires,
fender
rkirU.
.seat
covers,
low
miicajie.
tx-
pellent
condition
flirou.rho;tr
Apply
R.
H.
Dowscn.
rear
of
hvie
Bratl'v
.i!Op,
between
5
p.m.
and
11
p.m.
i2!3p
FOR
SALE
J9S0
Chev
1v.l.
8,003
mile.?.
Phrne
Bla?k
907.
(tli
FOR
F-ALE--1951
Prefect.
Tvlil?-,
,ri"p
less
loan
4011.
As
r"'W
Apply
225
il'.h
West.
1
247p
'
r.fSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
SALE
Three
Sisters
Care.;
cheap
lor
quick
sale.
Illnessi
owner's
re.i.son
for
se'li".?.
j
Af.p'.y
on
the
premise.?.
'24!j''
i
REPAIKS
FOWLIE
&
RUTTLE
ExDrt
Fur
Repairs
and
Remodelling
Fir.
Work
and
Fart
S
rvice
at
Low
Cost
Ail
V.'oik
Guaranteed
Call
at
the
store
today
for
estimates.
j
i
WATCH
REPAIRS
Prompt
ef
-,
Ii'ieul
.service.
George
Coo!
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
Huari.n
i
teed.
;
FOR
KENT
41
(-DRIVE
CARS.
Fhone
4
1
!
FOR
A
NEW
HERTZ
U-Drive
unone
asu.
utis
Terminal
2iui
and
2nd.
2-:om
FOR
RENT
General
Electrls
rnor
De'U-,nr'Vs
XI
per
'lav.
r-none
Blue
082.
Pacific
Electric,
itf)
W
ANTED
TO
RENT
i
'
WANTED
TO
BUY
OR
PENT
2
or
3
bedroom
home
No
objection
to
location.
Bex
222
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News.
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or
hou.i
ur
eoiiy
required
oy
tnree
voun:;
businessmen,
employees
of
Co-
Ittm.n
a
C
-lltiios
..
A
!
offers
een.sidr-red.
Box
218.
Dairy
News.
'243o-
two
or
three
bedroom
house.
l.om
term
lease
if
desirable.
Box
220,
Daily
News.
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,
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Rent
I
UNFURNISHED
FOUR
OR
FIVE
ROOM
APARTMENT
OR
HOUSE
Required
b-,-
local
machinery
firm
for
empiovee
being
trinsferred
from
Vancouver
office.
Phone
577
.
or
write
Box
1
324
(tf)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Two"
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house
or
apartment,
nrelerablv
unfurnished.
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for
fcrap
cast,
bra-ss.
fOO-
ner.
batteries
anH
radiators
Phone
543.
Call
629
6th
Avenue
W.-st.
Cilv.
(tf)
WANTED
--
TOP"
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scran
iron
sveel.
brass,
cnimer.
lead,
etc
Honest
eradinir
Promot
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
it.
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St
Vancouver.
B.
C.
Phone
PAcific
6337.
(ti)
i-ai
Fi'eman
WilMam
J.
Ross,
r
(-,
will
Lc
in
the
cab
from
Bos-Par
to
Knmloops
Junction.
Fro.n
the
latter
ftation
to
Blue
f
''VJ
REFRIGERATION
EXPERT
Gcotgc
M
N:xon
of
Montreal
has
gone
to
Ceylon
to
fcoceme
adviser
on
installation
and
maintenance
of
equipment
to
help
that
country
improve
1's
I
food
p;
rservation
and
market
facilities.
As
rrlrigeiation
and
transport
enginee--
in
the
'
Mini
-f
y
cf
Industries
Industrial
j
Research,
and
Fisheries.
1
M-.
Nix
n
will
study
Ceylon's
;
ii
thins
itiduatry
and
train
re-1
leerctitn
J.-isortnel.
:
(CP
PHOTO.
I
still
"nersisted
in
Enaland
nl
though
not.
of
course.
In
com-
j
rnerciji
volume.
j
Mr.
Jones
told
of
the
develop
-
,
ment
of
the
process
of
paper
manufacture
by
throwing
pulp
a-jalnn
rollers.
In
1844
in
New
Brunswick
had
brr;'n
conceived
the
idea
of
man-
!
.ulurture
of
paper
from
wood
pulp
and
todav
this
had
grown
to
a
vast
industry
because
il
competed
in
cheapness
with
col-ton
and
linen
sources.
Technical
aspects
of
the
industry
were
described
by
the
speaker
and
the
development
of
the
u
e
of
cellulose
in
the
manufacture
of
the
various
types
of
paper
from
the
high
grade
and
durable
sheets
to
the
cheaper
and
less
durable
newsprint.
Indeed,
it
seemed
that
paper
cculd
be
designed
and
manufactured
for
almost
any
use
to-
'
na".
'
I
Mr.
Jones
saw
the
possibility
of
complete
replacement
of
cotton
by
the
chemical
cellulose
.
l.om
wood
pulp.
An
interesting
revelation
of
the
many
u.ses
to
which
ceiiu-
lose
was
being
put
today
!
i.iouldeu
p.dst.cs,
came.
1
li.hii.
fiLr(s
of
all
type.!,
rayons,
.shlc
concluded
the
discourse.
LOCAL
INITIATIVE
I
In
opining,
Mr.
Jones
paid
!
tribute
to
local
business
men
i
who
had
used
'their
own
initia-'tlv-c
and
credit
in
providing
housing
by
the
reconversion
of
i
the
old
United
States
Army
ad-!
miiiLitratlon
building
into
an
i
apartment,
block.
With
the
il
lustration
of
what
couid
be
done
in
that
case,
Mr.
Jones
.suggested
that
other
objectives
might
be
similarly
achieved
by
collective
action
on
the
part
of
citizens.
He
jugrrested
that
something
be
done
in
the
way
of
building
up
a
mortgage
fund
to
assist
the
new
workers
In
obtaining
their
own
homes
and
becoming
permanent
residents
jf
the
community.
A
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
Mr.
Jones
on
motion
of
G.
A.
Muntcr.
BLONDIE
torm
of
a
first
anniversary
din-
ner
party
With
close
to
50
members
and
delegates
present,
Vice-President
A.
8.
Nicserson
was
in
the
chair.
Appreciative
of
the
effeci
that
ihe
new
local
industry
w
:..
having
upon
the
business
and
l.fe
or
this
communitv,
all
lis
-
e'"7"
een
loieresi
io
mi.
Jones's
discourse.
opening
with
a
recitation
of
statrstic.
th,
palter
leveaie.l
that
there
were
132
palp
ar..l
P-IPP!-
mills
in
Canada
todav
Willi
53,000
employees
in
mi;
s
ana
2J5.CC
j
m
bush
and
trau.,-;
port.
Eleven
minion
cords
o.
wood
a
year
were
used
by
tre
industry."
repre
anting
19
nJr
rpn,
.1
,.
'
.,.,?
,,,
,
,
"l.lri1f
'h.e
a,'a
"
p,andcla.
-
s'xl.V"t
Per
cent
ol
le
anct
PaPer
output
of
tne
DoiI11,lll)"
exported,
bringing
$900,000,000
annuaiiv
ihlo
the
country,
thus
surpass-
ing
any
other
industry
in
tne
country
in
export
value
British
Columbia,
Mr.
Jones
-d.
could
continue
to
in-
crease
113
produftion
of
puip
and
PaPer
111
vie
of
its
abuno-
ance
of
wood
and
waterpower.-
Turning
to
the
problems
of
manufacture,
the
mill
manager
revealed
that
there
was
a
short.
-
aSf
of
skilled
artizans
in
the
industry,
a
situation
which
pomtea
up
to
the
necessity
for
technical
and
trade
schools
"to
turn
out
such
artizans.
TI,E
BEGINNING
Delving
into
history,
Mr.
Jones
told
of
the
first
recorded
mak-
lug
of
paper
In
Cnina
back
in
luu
B.C.
oy
the
mascerating
of
pamtoo,
s.ik
and
other
mate-
na
s
lne
se(.ret
naci
eventuallv
,.und
i;5
way
vnrougn
XllrKty
ana
North
Airlca
to
Western
Europe.
With
the
development
of
tne
printing
press
in
Uer-
many
nau
lohu-
toe
demand
lor
more
paoer.
.eu
to.:av,
me
hand
manulacture
ol
l.ne
pap.r
TENDERS
..
'
NOTICE
"
;
TEVDERJ?
u-.,.
riL.,i.
tne
undersigned
uo
to
5:uo
p.m.,
Monday,
22na
October,
laol,
lor
ur.nl
clearing
ana
btusning
on
selected
sites
in
the
City
cf
Prince
Rupert
Ail
brush,
etc.,
to
be
burned
or
removed
oy
the
contractor.
Pian.5
and
speculations
may
oe
obtained
irom
tne
otlice
of
the
Superintendent
of
Works,
C.ty
Hall.
Tne
lowest
or
any
tender
wi;l
not
neces-sarily
be
a.:ce;;ted.
D.
C.
Stewart.
Superintendent
of
Works.
245c
(
TENDERS
WANTED
TENDERS
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
5
p.m.
rriday,
Octooer
19th.
1951,
for
the
sale
of
a
1-ton
Cargo
Tiailer.
Trailer
may
be
seen
bv
arrangement
with
the
Telephone
Superintendent.
The
Highest
or
any
tender
will
not
necessarily
be
accepted.
It.
W.
Long.
City
Clerk.
i244.
I
IKNAIE
OVERIIAll.
OIL
HEATING
SERVICE
-Lawrie
Macicav.
Mar.
Phone
Biue
187.
PO.
Rox
687.
The
service
that's
different,
clean
efficient
workman.sh
o
combining
a
thoroiuh
knowledge
of
eoulunu
in
and
t'"fr
jit-te.idant
orohlems
(Tbl:
ad
tenioora'-v
ncndiii''
nen"'-.
of
shoo
-and
riisolav
roi.m
JVa'-h
this
space).
Uf
ACCOINTANTS
PURLIC
ACCOUNTANT
Income
Tax
S'.ecinlist.
S
O.
F'.rk
Stone
Buiidni"
Red
503.
i2l)m.
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
V
DAILY
NEWS'
CLASSIFIED
COLUMNS
MEANS
PLUS
BUSINESS
FOR
,
YOU
WANTS'
l
Watchman
for
East
KWini'.-.n
.saw
tnil).
Contact
Guidon
LI
1
tic,
Tcrrare,
B.C.
1
243;'
I
HELP
WANTED
Minaser
for
C.ii.adi:'.n
Legion,
Prmrre
Rupert.
B
C.
Dates
to
comruenc
Nov.
m'oer
1.
Ability
to
prepare
Unaiieial
.-jtaicmrnt.s
in
re-.o-r-
m,:ed
l
am.
Home
exieuence
in
staff
manisein-mt.
State
.iluty
t::..tiu
aiiu
deu.is
oI:
experun,,.
to
Cox
B23
by
Oc-
l?M'r.
i9J.
....
.
"r4"!
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
SALESMAN
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
Opening
lor
a
man
with
an
eye
to
ihe
future,
who
has
the
following
qualifications:
One
who
has
the
ability
to
adapt
himself
to
the
job-to
work
by
himseil-to
learn
and
follow
our
proven
methods
cf
selling
To
;n
'
man
we
offer
a
chance
to
make
better
than
average
earntnes
and
to
become
estab-
lisiied
with
a
large
electrical
appliance
manufacturer.
Em-
ings
from
saies
parts
and
HonTpro
own
car.
be
-ever
26
preferably
nnrned.
selling
experlen--e
an
a-set
but
not
essential.
Excel-
lent
opportunity
for
advance-
ment.
Box
225,
Daily
News.
l24';c'
CHANCE
OF
A
LIFETIME!
EE
INDEPENDENT!
Establish
yourself
in
business
without
Investing
money.
Become
a
dealer
and
make
more
money
ill
lei
timo
thin
vii.i
rin
tit
your
present
job.
Can
also
be
none
in
vour
spare
time.
Cata-
loue
chock
full
of
every
dav
needed
items
at
ridiculously
low
prices.
Free
catalogue
by
return
mail.
Write
Oriental
.
Art
Studios,
2035
St.
Timothee
St..
Montreal,
Que.
.lie.
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
CIVIL
SERVICE
REQUIRES
PSYCHIATRIC
AIDES
tor
the
H
.me
for
the
Aed.
Terrace,
BC
Permanent
positions
are
V"'""'-
"H""'11""11"
advancement
with
the
exnan
sien
of
th!-?
hipital.
Salary:
,
$208.05
ri.sin,,
to
$229.50
peri
mon
Hi
um-ludinj
Cost-of-1
I.iv.iu
Bonus
and
Special
Liv-
in';
Allowance)
"W"""1.'
mu.-.t
be
British
subject
with
at
least
Grade
10
education,
preferably
with
experience
in
institutional
work.
Prelerence
Mil
be
'jiven
single
men
ac;e
35
to
45
Application
forms
mav
be
obtained
from
all
Government
Agencies,
the
Civil
Rervice
Commission,
Weiler
Building:.
Victoria,
or
Ci'-il
Servt-e
Commission.
636
Bur-rard
Street,
Vancouver,
and
.-hould
be
submitted
AS
SOON
A-
POSSIBIE
to
the
Person
nel
Ofiirer
Civil
Service
Com
mr-sion,
VANCOUVER.
(ltd
HELP
WANTED
FEMALE
THK
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
CIVIL
SERVICE
REQUIRES
A
:
STENOGRAPHER.
GRADE
1A,
for
the
Government
Agency,
;
Smithers.
Department
of
Finance.
Salary:
$131.55
rising
to
$157.30
per
month
'inclusive
of
current
Cost-of
-Living
B
nus
and
Special
Living
Allowance..
Duties
Under
immediate
direction
to
transcribe
letter,
to
assist
in
typing
letters,
preparing
business
forms,
and
to
perform
clerical
duties
of
a
minor
nature.
Qualifi-a-tions
Must
have
a
.shorthand
speed
of
80
words
per
minut?
and
a
typiie,
speed
of
40
words
per
minute
net.
Candidates
must
be
British
subjects,
not
over
40
years
of
age,
except
in
the
case
of
ex-service
women
who
are
given
preference.
Application
Forms,
available
from
tile
Government
Agent..
Smithers,
to
be
completed
and
returned
to
the
Chairman.
B.C.
Civil
Service
Commission.
Weiler
B-ii!din.
VICTORIA.
NOT
LATER
THAN
OCTOBER
27th,
1951.
(ltci
WANTED
Housekeeper
for
three
or
four
weeks
Apr!v
1028
2nd
West.
"
I247pi
WANTED
Experienced
offiCo
clerk
fo-
construction
com-nanv
offj-e
Must
have
short,
hi'i-t
A
no1-'
n
writing
to
Box
207
Dailv
Nev.s.
itf
i
KF.AI.
ESTATE
FOR
SAIE
S'x
room
float-house.
Optional
furnished
or
unfurnished.
Chean.
Can
be.
teen
at
Fishermen's
Floats.
I243P'
BUSY
coffee
shon
for
sale
on
easv
terms
or
will
rent,
to
reliable
operator.
Box
223
Diilv
News
1243c.)
FOR
SALE
4
room
house
1060
8th
East.
(245pi
FOR
SALE
4
room
hoiise
on
rioat
40
ft.
x
20
ft.
Contains
two
bedrooms
with
bed
and
mattress
first
class
stove.
For
further
information
write
S.
G.
Furk.
Box
1639.
Prince
Rupert
or
phone
Red
593.
(245c)
HOUSE
FOR
SALE
OR
RE
NT-Apply
S.
Blanchard,
Long
Motors,
between
9
and
0.
(245p)
j
I
engineer
in
1912.
Operating
out
of
Vancouver
since
1926.
Mr.
j
Vurcrip
was
1-cai
chairman
..f
the
B
oMierhood
of
Locomotive
Engineers.
Division
907,
from
193"
to
1338
Fin
man
H.
E.
Timmins
joined
th
CNR
in
1C12
at
Transrona,
in
the
sio.
-s
department
and
shortly
after
became
a
fireman.
He
m-wed
tc
Vancouver
in
1943.
E
.giiv
c
r
C.
H.
Sarles.
of
Kam-loops.
.'.ta'ted
as
a
locomotive
itmap
on
the
Alberta
district
i"
1912.
He
was
promoted
to
en-
"n-
jn
1913
and
moved
to
Kamloops
In
1932
.
He
is
due
to
if
ii-
on
pension
in
December.
Engineer
D
A
M
Kenie,
Kiim-loop
,
entered
the
service
In
1904
nr
a
wip
;r
at
Atikokan,
Out.
He
brcame
fireman
at
Rainy
River,
Ont
,
in
1995
and
engineer
in
IBHt.
He
moved
to
Kamloops
In
1016.
He
Is
the
senior
locomotive
engint.T
on
the
CNR's
western
region
in
length
of
service.
F.reman
W.
J.
Ross,
Kamloops,
sturted
as
locomotive
fireman
in
Halifax.
NS.,
in
1944.
He
transferred
to
Kamloops
In
1948
Fiieman
K
A.
Ii.gbriuon,
Kamloops,
hired
on
with
the
CNR
as
locum,
live
fireman
at
Kamloops
in
1945.
after
serving
in
the
Anny
from
194U44.
Don
McDonald.
Kamloops.
who
will
be
the
CNR
telegraph
operator
on
the
Royal
train,
entered
il.
company's
employ
in
1947
as
cheek'.'!
.
Six
months
later
he
be-
came
nn
operator
uid
was
p
o-!
mirled
to
ic-Iief
despatcher
last
M'Il-!l
:n.ii
'
T
T
CK
Canada
has
42
335
miles
of
single
railioud
track,
a
mileage
total
only
exceeded
by
Soviet
Russia
and
the
United
States.
(V.riir
"A
yf
J
.
it-,
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
Is
Our
First
Aim
Plume
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
For
Repairs
and
Alterations
Smith
&Elkins
Ltd.
P
O.
Box
274
Always
the
Gentleman!
J
give
urn
-.out
'"v
hand
O
Kny.
LAW
)
Vr
.
LL
5HOW
YOU
Tf
elm
sTBEEr
rir-7C5fr!
;
'''
Oienvil.e
Couit
itf.;
,
"';.
imr
FOR
ce-
SAi.r,
Hall::raf;er
-r
com-
-
'
munications
receiver,
new
.FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room
801
Black
C87.
i245pi
:
Bcrden
St.
itf.
FOR
SALE
Marl's
thr'ee-spe'.l
ROOM
FOR
RENT
Gentleman
Raiek.'n
bicycle
with
generator;
on;y-
I21
2nd
West.
i243p
DAILY
NEWS
CLA.iSIFl.'iD
AIWEHT
.HrMENTb
anci
lamp,
oood
condi'r.n
SolJ.OO.
B.ack
225.
.
24
p
.
FOR
SALE
-One
two-tone
dark:
grren
velour
chesterfield
and
:
wo
nnrciirn-!
chans
Call
345
0-.h
West
or
phone
Blue
692.
i245pl
FOP
SALE
-Tab!"
mHeT
lii-m--
mington
tvjiewritcr,
$50.
Phon
.
Black
C10.
i245c.
FOR
SALE
-
Prince
R
ap
-rt
Warehouse
6'',
8".
10"
and
12"
.-ast
iron
drain
n.ne
also
8"
and
10"
"
steel
pipe.
245p.
FURNITURE
for
Sale-Bedroom
i
nigs,
radio.;,
chest
of
drawers,
airtight
heaters,
chesterfieid
beds
comniete
rriljs.
etc
Low-
est
possible
nrices.
B
C.
Fur
niture
Co.
Third
Ave.
Uh
WANTED
TO
RENT
7
.-
,
lion
sun-rintendent
desires
WELDING
(iovernment
Certified
Operators
Hijth
Pressure
Tanks
Kefiigeraliun
Slack
i
and
Fire
Fscapcs
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
-1st
E.
r'honr
(.rem
M
Chinese
I
DISHES
Chop
Suey
-
CI
tow
Me'n
Open
A
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Oulslde
Orders
Phont
13S
jusr
two
.oce
u
u
irra
blocks
t--'
M
.r
-i
uoi.i
all
fiuoi,
j:.(-Ke:.s
am.
,
windbreakers,
all
sizes,
less
lhan
faetorv
prices.
B.
C.
;
Clothiers,
Third
Ave.
itf.
FOR
SALE
.Wartime
coal
and
wood
circulating
heater.
Rea-
.
tollable.
Plicne
Blue
729.
(tf-nc.
:
FOR
SALE
One
Remington
typewriter,
one
Premier
junior
,
vacuum,
one
portable
gramophone,
some
la,-?e
grey
blank-!
et.s
iinn
niik
office
rle.sk
ev-i
eral
feet
of
brass
rods.
Phone
Green
576.
1243c.
FOR
SALE
Three
piece
blue
velour
chesterfield,
cheao
for
quick
sale.
Between
6
and
9.
evenings.
1021
2nd
West,
itf)
FOR
SALE
Registered
purebred
Black
Labrador
puppies,
eight
weeks
old.
Write
Mrs.
A.
E.
Zorn,
Box
43,
Sml'hers,
B
C.
(244c)
NATIONALLY.
KNOWN
NAMKS
i
riZ18
lolTelch
'
eve"'
-Ling-bed
Sneeder
Shovels;
la"
tr.lV?
ahnve
,paf
n
eye-rvnne.s-
Draf
lines-
Adams!
white
patch
on
chest.
Answers
Road
Graders:
Lil
tleford
Bros,
j
to
Mickey.
Reward.
1345
Pig-Black
Tod
Road
Maintenance
gott
Place.
Utcl
(
ELM
13
ABUUT
Six
elociS"
X
Oi.CiE.Huirr;
VlVi
MVRjS
cr'
y
.
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STREET
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d
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i,e
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Owen
rtiamsneii
Buckets
nnd
Rock
Grannies;
Clark
Forkltft
Tnick.s-
Nelson
Bui-ket
Loaders
for
Storknile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifneal
Pumps:
National
Draf'ino
Scraners
and
Buckets:
INntinnal
An
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists;
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotary
Screens
and
Conveyors,
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from
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Machinery
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