4
10
YEARS
AGO!
How
Can
I??
Pioneer
of
Prince
Rupert
Do;;,
New,
Tuesday.
April
3.
jb,65
onotvo
0
By
Anne
Ashley
St,
WJ
North
Dies
i(jliltetli
Back
From
i
Mercy
Trip
April
3.
l'41
Local
first
alders
ore
to
go
to
Stewart
to
compete
in
the
annual
ewart
"OOV-N'M&T1,,
STEWART
Mrs.
George
President
of
the
Women's
First
Aid
Competitions
of
the
Q.
How
can
I
preserve
a
new
Pcrtland
Canal
district,
accord-
j
clothesline?
New
Moorings
At
Westview
'
I.t,.-
t.i
o
i
ini
i
I
I
mn
ipvlunrloH
to
!
a
a
.
.,
1
r.t
i,wi
til
rill
1
.
1
Thp
lipht.honsp
fndi-
Alex-
i.w.ni
ct
t-im
AmK.,ioi-in
...
..,,,
t
i
ml.
Notice
,.
.
1
the
ti
--o
Llic
iwui
u.
Dp
DOllCU
lOr
UUUUL
UWIiy
u"
ander
Mackenzie,
Capt.
Norman
Association
by
Charles
Graham.
1
utes
before
using
it.
This
pre-MacKav.
returned
to
ixut
Sun-
Therp
are
women's
ami
men's
,
,
...
,...,i,i,,
.
m
m.i.
tun.
Accommodation
for
a
flevi.
r.t
the
ui,,,.,.,;.
day
after
its
mercy
trip
to
Esk
clashes
in
session.
i
gle
as
readily
and
will
last
much
twelve
Department
of
Fisheries
""5'
c-W
"Z
uiunu
liynuiuuse.
i
i
nnppr
I
uuats
wui
uc
jjiuvtueu
in
an
ex-
i
,
V,UD
h.
Auxiliary
of
St.
Mark's
Anglican
Church,
presided
over
a
gather-
ing
of
the
W.A.
at
her
name
on
Good
Friday
to
do
honor
to
twj
members
of
l!ie
W.A.
Mrs.
Betty
I
Stewart
who
is
leaving
Stewart
j
to
take
n
position
on
the
siafl
'
of
the
Miller
Bay
Hospital
and
j
Mrs.
F:
a
noes
MacLeod
wlios
j
birthday
fell
on
the
same
dat
It
was
a
very
enjoyable
part
i
n
"
UnUn
.f
IVi
Enl,l
.
.
.
'
"Wt
Q.
How
can
i
menu
i
--
-
w.--;
"We
weie
doing
over
12
knots,
,
st.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church's
said
members
of
the
crew.
pastor.
Rev.
J.
H.
Myrwang,
in
an
"By
the
time
we
left
here
at
address
to
the
Gyro
Club
yester-5:10
Thursday
evening,
taking
lay
called
Iceland
the
"hinge
about
three
quarters
of
an
hour
U1WI1
which
the
door
swung
that
"epa
n.en,,
or
ruouc
works.
around
the
A.
Buttonhole
.mZZl
In
the
shape
of
letter
""x-a
.
t
,
.1.-
tu-r
hpfnr.
fii-nwinu
a
"T."
32
i.
STEWART
Mrs.
C.
.E
Gibson
celebrated
her
seventy-nin'.ii
birthday
on
Wednesday
last
a:
her
heme
-on
Fourth
Street
here.
Members
ot
the
W.A.
of
tne
Anglican
Chinch,
of
which
Mia.
Gibson
is
0110
cl
the
oldest;
members
and
a
Past
President
of
the
oryar.iz.Ufjr.,
called
at
her
home
in
honor
cf
the
occasion
and
to
pay
tribute.
Despite
her
arivanci-d
years
Mrs.
nib
.on
is
.'
till
a-tive
hi
thj
affair;;
i:l
the
church,
the
Women
of
I1k
Moose,
and
the
Canadian
I.i
.;ion
Auxiliary.
During
il.f
m!
Warid
War
Mrs.
GibKi..)
was
the
iir.t
Prr!-Pp.nl
of
the
F,
inland
Canal
War
Fund
and
(;ave
unstinl-edly
of
her
time
and
laBour
in
he1-
service
to
Hie
organization.
She
is
oir-
of
Hie
t'.ranil
i.lil
ladies
of
tliii
distriel.
and
one
of
the
first,
ladies
of
the
STEWART
Another
pionee."
of
this
district
in
the
person
of
Harry
Williams
passed
away
last
Friday.
He
was
89
years
of
ae
and
was
for
many
years
nn
employee
cf
'the
Granby
CoiiijKinv
at
Anyox.
Coming
to
Stewast
after
Anyox
closed
down,
he
went
to
work
for
the
Big
Missouri
Mine,
latr
buying
property
in
Stewart
whore
he
has
resided
ever
sin
.e.
Deceased
was
very
active
fo-his
U"e
and
on
the
day
of
his
dealt!
lie
had
been
rtiltiii",
wood
ini.1
Kiiakinit
I
lie
lo'.'.s
out
of
the
bri.Kli,
Apparently
th.
exertion
proved
too
much
and
his
lu'ait
c,ave
nut.
He
wn!
nlwiy
ch"erfu!
and
was
well
liked
by
all
with
whom
he
came
in
contact.
So
far
as
is
known
he
tins
no
Immediu'
iclalives
in
this
part
of
th"
count
rv
10
pin,
out
a
small
Doat
ami
gvi
)ened
America
to
Europe.
"
The
together.
Then
over-sew
the
creosoted
fir
pilings
have
been
buttonhole
together
and
the
re-
driven
under
contract
by
tire
rn'Z,
pair
is
substantial.
Armour
faalvat'e
1949
Ltd.
!
w"st-
'
the
c,
;
;
Q
Hew
ran
1
make
a
rock-;
The
new
mooring,
contracts
for
andiT
01
Br"s"
roach
trap?
I
H'c
building
of
which
have
not
No.
zo.TcSnV
A
VMI
n
nie
nan.
or
slmil
ir
been
let
as
vet.
will
be
installerl
Rupert
um
c....:
1
the
patient
ubourd
from
the
,,astr
described
the
strategic
lighthouse,
then
Into
Port
Hardy
lsUIK,
u'lling
of
such
sagas
as
by
5:10
Friday,
we
did,
the
trip
Unit
of
Enhl
Kkallagrim
or
the
in
24
hours,"
said
Cupl
.
M.u
-pay,
i,t-headed
Lief
Eriksoil
who
was
despite
.iie
la.'t
that
the
W.A.
is
l!-:ni!;
one
of
its
nif
.t
vulu..l
members
in
Hi
-
person
;if
M;s.
t-lrvwrl,
Tin
-e
was
a
full
turnout
of
the
members
on
this
gal:i
occasion
to
lienor
Mrs.
Stewart
and
Mrs.
MacLeod,
both
of
whom
wete
prccMtecl
with
appropria'e
t;iii-s.
credited
with
discovering
Am-
i
c()nUlinpr
ilu)f
iuu
Uf
sugar
in
two
sections
on
the
north
side
th!LpvlUM
i
t-V
erica
The
.speaker
was
intro-
1
c:r
rJuCC
it
on
thc
floor
and
,
cr
tho
Fishermen's
Cu-oiraUve.
,
oSfmS
'lT
tluced
by
W.
F
.
Stone,
president.
.
,
SPV(.ra
.sticks,
each
about
It
is
expected
that
they
will
be
1
mi.
'
'"
pleased
with
his
ship.
From
Port
Hardy
Mrs.
L.
P.
Dupuis,
believed
htilfeiuig
from
append
iei
lis,
was
flown
in
a
waiting
HOAF
plane
to
Vancouver.
The
eivw
of
the
Mackenzie
ex-
,,
'three
inches
ions,
from
the
floor
identical
to
the
two
public
moor-;
the
prisci
J
uniiiT
kuiKf
uuiuRn
t0
Uie
cdp
the
vessel.
T
ie
lugs
already
there,
measuring
ett
with
William
Johnson
as
",n
Pr!).i
over
and
nonreximatelv
ion
feet
hv
l
t,.t
"'
electrician,
and
property
mana-
ach.
drown.
peeled
rough
weather
at
the
Egg
R(lr
J()hn
G()0(1
and
make-up
isiano
nmunouse
in
uie
yueen
management
by
Mrs.
F.
N.
Good,
Charlotte
Sound
but
they
found
two
,)lays
al1(i
monologues
werej
it
reasonably
calm.
Nevertheless
..tfi
hv
th.
T
ittle
Tiienti-n
tnsi
.
!
IStewctt
Hearing
Avalanche
Roar
STEWART
The
weather
here
has
turned
milder
during
the
they
had
to
cruise
in
circles
while
niBht.
"The
House
with
the
a
boat
went
to
the
Ii3hth0u.se
to
Twisty
Windows,"
directed
by
get
the
patient.
i
Capt
F
n
Alwood
and
"The
Sig-
On
the
northbound
trip
the
nn,
iam."
uncior
ten
Crious
HOTELS
Prince
Kupcrt
Dr.
G.
H.
Stephenson,
D.
Cross,
Miss
E.
Deeble,
Miss
Plender-leith,
J.
H.
Garner,
Miss
E.
Roberts,
Mi.ss
J.
McLean-Bell
and
V.
Miller,
Vancouver;
A.
Oya
Suquamish,
Washington.
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AM)
ELECTRIC
ranges
Phone
ltlue
!!ii
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
H
RI!
ESTATE
01
UECKASED
!
TKE
NOTICJ
f
trator.
duly
app,,,,,;
ol
the
estate
ol
Br,t
at
Prince
Ruptn
I
on
the
8th
d;
m
,
squire
all
crrtnot,'
nn
claims
asaimt
&
""
the
iwtw
u
fed.
at
the
addrts
-on
i
he!,,,,
Ul(
past
week
and
spring
rains
have
!
been
falling
on
the
district.
The
j
roar
of
the
numerous
snow
slides
!
is
heaid
constantly.
1
lighthouse
tender
made
some
and
Bnice
Stevens'
direction,
routine
lighthouse
stops.
'
were
billed.
I
They
came
north
with
a
Royal
.
.
.
.
I
Canadian
Air
Fonv?
boat
which!
YFARS
ACnCj
rNJV
1
1
I
docked
ye-terday
morning.
'
April
3.
1!2G
.
ai.'Jl,
after
l,ir,
.
ceeo
ny
w
i,,,,
have
he'n
iiuuu
9
t
t(
And
further
tiilf
aAScnricrS
,
persons
lndrjled
to
j
required
Hi
pay
lm
me
tcrlhwiUi
.
;4
i
.
IiATKU
ui
Pra
l
:!
'y
s;f:i
In
a
telegram
from
Fred
Stork
i
at
Ottawa,
Mayor
Newton
and
F.
G.
Dawson
were
informed
that'
an
agreement
has
been
made
!
between
the
Dominion
Govern-
ment
and
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
:
for
a
lease
of
the
grain
elevator.
1
"Only
item
outstanding
is
that
of
taxation,"
said
the
telegram,
referring
to
submitting
a
bylaw
to
;
the
Prince
Rupert
ratepayers.
-Jill
day
i.I
Mured.
on,,
Priiicr
To
Vancouver
(today)
Mrs.
E.
Graham,
F.
H.
Adames,
E.
D.
Mussellam,
E.
Reil,
M.
Green,
B.
Tupper,
D.
Livingstone,
Mr.
Louz-on,
Mr.
Caron,
Chin
Tai
Foo,
Chin
Ding
Yee,
Mr.
Jasinski.
mm
To
Sandspit
(today)
George
.
.
Hansen
I
Customs
and
excise
receipts
V.-.VI
Wi
f
('
:;l
'It
From
Vancouver
(
today
i-Miss
snowed
an
increase
or
sioo.on
ai
m
the
j
Aurlrev
Wrathall.
.
"v'er
last
years
voiai
wiwi
1025-2(1
total
of,
From
Vancouver
(Monday)
"'-'"res
for
I.
Slough,
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston,
$489,317.07.
i
toil
Mrs.
Korhoner.
C.
Hutson,
Mr.
Gallant,
Mrs.
Jacobs,
Mr.
God-
m
SERVE
dard,
E.
Wallin,
O.
Bouchier,
D.
Tlic
r.i
Mu...
A.Oni.
ri.
l
V.
'
.
I
Boulton,
P.
Tait,
H.
Weiss,
Mr.
Garner,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Deeble,
Miss
R.
Roberts,
Miss
P.
Plender-
1
April
Fool
prizes
were
won
by
Mrs.
J.
G.
Viereck
and
Harry
j
Eastman
at
the
Orange
Ladies',
whist-dance
in
the
Motropole
.
Hall.
Duncan
Munro
and
Th
is,
j
Tourney
were
masters
or
cvre-j
monies.
James
Kellv
assiste'd
in
I
the
Scottish
dances,
wit
h
R.
1
I
Arthur,
Jr.,
Mrs.
R.
P.
Ponder
anil
VICfCERS'i
lith.
Dr.
Stephenson,
Miss
Mc
"Next
time
he
beats'
you
down
to
your
knees,
work
on
his
mid-section."
Thl
advemsemrnt
fc
or
displayed
by
tbi
:
Board
or
by
tin
.
British
Columbia
Lean-Bell,
C.
W.
Joiner,
V.
Mil
ler.
J.
Dunbar,
Miss
B.
Teng.
From
Sandspit
(
Monday
I
J.
PI
ifpiN
m
rovnov
nn
Parker.
Mrs.
M.
C.
Williams.
F.
Jones.
Miss
tanncy.
Master
Lin-
D.
Eastman
helping.
First
prizes
t"
cards
were
won
bv
Mrs.
W.
J.
Moorehouse
and
J.
E.
Munro.
j
Tr
111
I
ney,
C.
Wilson,
Mrs.
Wilson.
'.-a..
Chamb
er
oives
Uimous
since
tv
IN
RE
ESTATE
OF
MAIiCIN
(MARTINI
TWOHSKI
DECEASED,
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
as
Adminis
V'.Mif
WHWJT'
r
llll
II
1
1
Hand
to
Jets
trator,
duly
appointed
by
the
court.
1750
of
the
estate
of
Mareln
I
Martin
Prince
Rupert
Jets
basketball
rworskt,
who
died
at
Ocean
Falls,
Classified
Advertising
h
payable
In
advance.
Ptr.ase
refrain
from
telephoning.
Cte
word
per
Insertion,
minimum,
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
D
"
Funeiii!
Notices,
Marriage
and
EngaKcment
Announcements
$2.00.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
.
British
Columbia,
on
the
24th
day
team
will
receive
the
official
Prince
of
December
19S0.
I
require
all
t.onf.ratulation.S
ol
the
against
the
said
estate
to
.send
the
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
1
3
same
to
me.
properly
verified,
at
on
navlnK
won
tile
Senior
Is
l
10SI
ENGAGEMENT
NOTICE
FOR
SALE
the
address
mentioned
below
on
or
,..,.;.,,
,ini
nt,...mi,t,,nul,l
ol
ilia!
JoFPH
fi
tlOMN
Vif'Kl
B
f.roh
I
If
J
H
before
the
3(lth
day
of
April.
1851.
TMUitt.llrfij
.
Folhaui.
LUNOON
111
II'
3
1
4t4.4
.M.
W""-"
HIPS
I
end
ol
the
week
Mrs.
L.
Sehwabb,
First
Over-
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
LOST-
Blue-em
KfBV
LONDON
IONOOM
DRY
OtV
GIN
GIN
SS
ll:
f.
I
fjVfe's?
distribute
the
estate
to
those
en-
George
Dibb
made
the
sur-
IOOK
on
eel,
ri
nice
ituoeil.
D.w..
VICKERS'
Ling-Deit
Speeder
Shovels;
atii
mvr
";
Cranes:
Dramines;
Adamsj
piease
pnont
u
Koud
Graders;
Littlelord
Bros.
w'anl
biarK
lop
Ku.id
Maintenance1'
uandmati
LOST
Hanaifiiw
Kmiinmfiit
fiwer.
Clams
he
II
I
a
1
1
M
E
IB
anana
mnm
1
1
1
1
y
a
1
1.
j
r:
a,
-
II
i
I
.
ill
I
have
been
notified
1
w'
"lc
'""'""i.
ieic
ihik
u
ire
ivair.erine,
to
Lawrence
icarrvi
and
further
take
-notice
that
:.U
publicity
that
had
jnen.broti'Jlit
H
ive-son
oi
I'rinee
unpen,
son
DISTILLERS
between
6th
1
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
Iveson.
Buckets
and
Rock
Grapples;
VdlY
K
i
i
(CANADA)
LIMITED
persons
Indebted
to
said
estate
are
tn
,-itV
a
a
result
of
the
i
Weaaim;
will
tane
place
Katur-
.1...
A
....
i
I
A
irii
rj....
T
r-
brose.
rif
News.
Reard.
T
L
binilh
concrete
Mixeia,
Ciark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
ii-.juiit-u
WJ
luy
tiieir
iiiuruicum'M
cpriu
fo
me
forthwith.
..
iiav.
nun
it.
iv.il.
iirv.
u.
vjr.
'A
The
f'ne
sport.smanshh)
that
Heiber
otliciatinR.
dipt
Hated
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
this
19th
day
of
March.
1951.
CORDON
PRASER
FORBES
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
IH
-M
20.
27
A
3.
Ml
was
dUplaved
bv
both
Pen'r-i
7
ii'
'
M.-"fw7t."v"
ton
and
Prince
Rupert
in
the'
JLJ!!:..T,,ANKS
finuis
wus
mentioiu'd
by
T.
N.
We
wish
to
extend
our
heart-Youn'!
fpl1
ihanKs
to
our
many
friends
Bucket
Loaders
lor
biocKpue
,
.
ncT
vemale
r
and
Know
Removal;
Rice
Port-
,.71
Ahk
able
Centra
ual
Pumps;
Ma-;
"TnolsiP"
W
tional
Diamine
Scrapers
and
Buckets;
National
All
Slee
1
Gasoline
Hoists;
Ntiona
;
-
-7
Pnrtohl,.
Rawmllls:
National!
BA.VU
3'his
ailverliscment
is
not
pulJisbeJ
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Ikiard
Ot
by
the
Government
tf
British
Columbia.
ano
iieu:ouors
who
.so
kiiioiv
helped
durnik
our
.sad
bereave-
'
'
t
,
i
Full
information
from
Nn-
WANTED
i--!1;
tumui
iw,.i.mru
Co.
Limited.
PRICES
PAltt
1
.
fi
i
merit.
Soeciai
thanks
to
Dr.
W.
fi.
Keryin.
the
nur.siim
slalf
of
the
Prince
Rupert.
General
Hospital
and
the
Ma.sonie
Craft
Vancouver.
B.C.
itf'
I
steel,
oraffl
;
&
J
P4
members.
Also
lor
the
beaiitilul
ftir
AI.R
New
and
used
fur
udinedd
an
eMiona
floral
tributes
received
and
to
njture,
hardware,
clothes
ami
Honesi
k:uii
ment
made.
;
Mewl
W-
6357.
an
nnvir
woo
nave
u.m
oi
incir
Strand
ami
cars.
Mrs.
Jey.sie
D,
family.
loiiKinir
boot.s.
National
cash
register.
GIlehrLst
1
o
e
f?
1
n
jacks
and
scores
of
other
article
at
verv
low
prices.
B.C.
Furniture,
3rd
Avenue
W.
(tn
WANTED-Firf
all
.sizes.
WJ;'
shippinn
S
V
r
'j?-
-
;
.
rJ
PERSONAL
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
row
QAT.tr
ririo
rhpstprf
ield
SWEDISH
AMERICAN
Line,
and
chairs,
one
kitchen
table,
Snaldiiut
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Stockholm
.
sailing
Mav
19th
1
anrt
ch.iirs.
bedroom
suite
and!
J-al;'d
4
oiftf"
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
5TONE
BUILDING
snare
bed
in
Boon
conaiuon.
or
Phone
21
davtime
or
Green
;
WANTED
TO
'
from
New
York
accommodation
for
ladv
available
return
September
Cth.
Apply
Dvb-btivn
JO.
Hnnyon
tlllliicrlintnlu
and
Wife.
Of
Z;i3
eveninR.s.
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
(78c)
FOR
SALE
12
ft.
Outboard
with
desire,
n!
!
furnished
at.
Daily
News.
10
h
p.
Johnson
Q
U.
write
J
Snellnian,
Port
Esslngton
(80pl
I
WANTED-
Write
J.
PHONE
BLUE
503
P.O.
ROX
1184
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
copper
batteries
and
radiators
Phone
543cah
629
6th
W.,
City.
(Ui
NORTHLAND
Dalrv
miis
delivered
21c
oer
quart.
Whv
puv
more?
Phone
13
for
daily
de
FOR
SALE
Trollins
boat
t
"Glacier
.'
34
ft.
lonii.
Fully
equipied.
Phone
Green
8!)4
1
alter
6
u.m.
79p
PHONES
Black
752
Red
894
P.O.
Box
1C70
CltV.
.
TEru
Si
liver"
service
IM-29I
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
GORDON
D.
RONS0N
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733
5th
Ave.
W.
Black
503
FOR
SALE
Deluxe
friRldaire
electric
ranue.
like
new.
Phone
Green
fill
after
6
p.m.
or
call
at
H(i2
Borden
St.
80c
J
JI1.
Burn'"'
Stove
service
u
Konson.''
WATCH
BEWf
orient
ervk';
jeweller.
TASTY
TEA
ROLLS
can
be
obtained
todnV
and
every
riuv
at
the
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd.
Phone
(H3
for
orders.
(tfl
FOR
RENT
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
FOR
SALE
Household
furnish-inas.
Suite
2,
Summit
Apts.
Applv
between
6
and
8
pm
(83p)
II.
G.
IIELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
9G
Evenings
Black
890
OFFICE
HOURS
Bar1
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
212
FOR
RENT
4
room
house
with
bathroom.
Everything
available
for
Immediate
convenience.
Furniture
and
necessities
for
.sale.
Reasonable,
Box
71.
Daily
News.
(79pi
FOR
RENT
Hoiisekeenlnu
room
for
nirls.
116
8th
West.
(tl)
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
oil
stov
not
burner,
tank
and
stand,
$35.00.
1000
9th
Ave.
East.
(ltpl
FOR
SALE
We.slinnhouse
mixer
complete
with
i
ulcer.
2
months
old,
$50.00.
Phone
947.
(
,'.
.
.
And
here's
another
good
story
.
.
."
A.
T.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
ROY
SHAND,
C.A.
353-
3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
21
:3
Phone
88
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P
O.
Box
374
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
IIOSriTAL
ROOM
for
Rent-alter
0
p:m.
806
Fraser
St.
(81p)
for
uop"
eintii"111
TTPlNfi
!
NOTICE
41
U-DRIVE
CARS.
Phone
41.
711
Orenville
Court
(tfl
ntor
W'ii
FOR
RENT-221
FOR
SALE-Model
B
P.-OC
AC-DC-batterv
portable
receiver.
Phone
BlacicjttS
(7j)i
FOR
SALE
Spinner
washine
machine.
Call
521
7lh
East
or
Red
877.
t79)l
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
cabinet,
table
and
4
chairs.
Cheap.
Red
318.
L7U,)1
REAL
ESTATE
ROOM
East.
Fifth
l82ot
keepi)'
in
FiJiilf""
er,",e"
..jntfl
;
son
to
11
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Be.sner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
CAKS
FOR
SALE
FOR
RALE
1947
Ford
tudo7.
Excellent,
condition.
Radio,
heater
defroster.
Low
mileaue
Call
eYeiiilms
217
lot,
Ave.
KhsL.
(82)))
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
it.s
branches
20t
4th
Street.
Phone
6.r5
coLussrs
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
..lore.
-I
Ki-tiilnllnn
I.mh!x
nml
Spwil
nn
flif
Vnrlhi'rn
TrmiH-IToMni
nil
lllthwitjr
from
i.l.
I.OW
JV
BAI'IKM
to
TVKH
The
UnderslRned,
belni;
a
person
mithorlsd
by
the
Minister
of
Public
Wnrks,
In
writing,
to
exerelse
the
powers
vested
In
Ihr
Minister
In
Pnrt
II
of
the
"Highway
Act."
mul
bcliiR
of
the
opinion
thnt
that
portion
of
th"
Northprn
Trans-Provinclnl
H.hwny
frrnn
Oalloway
Bnplils
to
Tye
Is
llahl"
t(
damuKP
throunh
extraordinary
traffic
thereon,
hereby
makea
the
following
Ri'KUlntion
pursuant
to
section
35
of
the
IllKhway
Act.
The
following
load
nnd
speitl
limitations
are
IniiHised
on
the
naH
highway
until
further
notice
:
No
person
shall
operate
an
vehicle
over
the
Northern
Trans-Provln-clal
Highway
from
Oalloway
Rapids
to
Tyee
having
a
maximum
Krns-,
weight
or
loading
in
excess
of
fifty
per
cent
of
that
allowed
in
thc
RemilMtions
made
pursuant
to
Section
30
of
the
"Highway
Act,"
R.8B.C.
1048.
The
speed
limit
of
vehicles
with
pneumatic
tirea
is
restricted
to
twenty
milcB
por
hour
Vehicles
with
solid
tires
are
prohibited
from
nsiiiR
this
Highway
during
such
times
as
this
regulation
Is
in
force.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
21st
day
of
March,
IBM.
L.
E.
SMITH.
Divisional
Engineer,
Department
of
Public
Works.
(tf)
FishernH'"14
SEVEN
room
house
(section
.
Laree
llvintt
room.
cliniriK
room,
4
bedrooms
and
batn-room
uixstairs.
$2,000
Uown,
halnnee
a.s
rent.
Full
price
$5750
Armstron?
Aeencies.
Phone
342
orfevesJnBi-i
FOR
SALE
5
room
house
with
bath,
near
Conrad
School
Phone
Green
482.
Pj
FOR
SALE
'50
Pontlae
deluxe
two-door.
Call
Ocean
View
Hotel.
Ask
for
Bert
Gourde
(79p)
FOR
SALE-'47
Chev
Arrowse-dan.
Ocean
View
Hotel.
(80p)
SHERIFF'S
SALE
c
"
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1G26
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
D.C
Will
re-open
his
office
In
the
Besner
Block
April
4
ERNIE
SINCLAIR
PAINTING
AND
PAPERHANGINO
Phone
Blue
961
Box
1819
241
West
5th
Avenue
ACCOUNTANTS
or
68.
1948
Pontine
Sedan
in
eood
run-nine
order,
sliuhtlv
more
than
26,000
miles
for
on.sh
M.
M.
STEPHENS,
Sheriff,
Court
Hou.se.
(80c)
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
lrrornr
Tax
specialist.
8.
G.
FurK
Stone
Bulldinir.
Red
5920m
K.
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