garden
which
he
took
care
of
Basketball
'
himse'.i..
Rushbrook
Heights
Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
F.iuay,
February
23,
1651
:
nell.
From
Vunexiuver
(Tliur.vUyi
!R.
Fnrgle.
E.
R.
Campbell.
J.
v
llTou.at
I.
Kertixit
R
McHmhi
V
aSiiiKjerS
CANON
RL'SIf
BROOK
'Continued
from
page
1
he
was
not
favorably
impressed
with
U.
"It
wis
a:i
uninviting
jumble
of
rock
and
muskeg.
I
r""nnsi,u..i
Merryth,
D.
Elliott,
P.
MrConnell,
E.
J.
Morris.
From
Alice
Arm
iTliUiSuuj;
R.
Mullen.
Shoemen
Beat
G-A
iAClFlcjU;.
maitied
active
in
its
behalf
in
didn't
think
they
couid
make
a
u
relieving
capacity
long
after,
townsite
out
of
it
However,
at
commencing
Saturday.
March
10.
on
a
two
of
three
game
basis.
Other
crucial
games
slated
id.-Saturday
night
are
High
Golds
vs.
Fashion
and
High
Juniors
vs.
Rupert
Hotel.
In
both
games
wins
for
the
school
teams
would
give
them
a
bye
into
the
finals
and
in
such
event,
the
semis
would
get
under
way
on
Tuesday
nigh'..
If
Fashion
wins
over
the
Golds
Uie
remaining
league
garnet
will
be
played
until
a
firat
piaoe
wuuier
is
decided.
It
Ru-,
pert
H'Xfi
tukfs
the
High
Juniors.
Uie
Junior
league
game
will
continue
declare
a
win-1
tier
Tiie
Ciiird
place
teaiii,
ill-,
When
he
first
saw
the
site
of
what
was
to
be
Prince
Rupeit,
Canon
Ruvdibrook
recalled
thut
WIUI,
11111C,
1
WiUi
JiUL
Iii.uo;;ai
with
the
power
of
dynamite.
Later,
I
wauhed
them
blast
whole
hilhs
away."
To
Vancouver
today
i
G.
R
Ford.
J.
A.
Ford.
H.
W.
Jafkson.
E.
Mosorowsky,
R.
Thickett.
Mrs.
B.
W.
J.
Scott,
Miss
A.
Patterson,
Miss
P.
Tail.
H.
Allen,
tO.
W.
Strahl.
A.
L.
Lechasseur,
G.
Burns.
R
CampU-ll.
i
D
Ap-clikj'Uiii.
R
J
Holmes.
To
Sandspit
itodayi-A.
Kils-litt.
A-
Kalmividd.
J.
Bniitii.
To
Musjet
(today)
-Const.
Gib-lion,
Mrs
1,
Franks.
James
Jar-
I
Canon
Rushbrook
lived
until
ACHiklG
BACK?
thi
illness
in
the
borne
he
built
,.
n
"ie
easurn
end
of
the
ci'y
in
Why
w.n.
te.ri,-i
or
,mMi
).,iiU-?
Many
(.rid
,ui.
fc
relitl
by
tk,u
112.
Hk
tidy
hou.se
was
com-l.
i.a'.
kuin.-y-i.iMrr
iiiu.
i
b
j
fojuble
and
the
wall
of
his
IZZ'VZXEStt
"
Mviig
room
were
covered
i..r
both
tijiity
a
liver
ii!-ordw
wiUi
pictures
of
early
life
:n
tJiru
ru
u.ikaiiie.
tM.
iia
prjnce
Rupert
and
with
rare
f
inals
To
Get
Un'lur
Way
Tliis
Saturday
Just
to
prove
that,
anything
can
happen
in
p
basketball
game,
Brownwoods
won
over
Gordon
6c
Anderson
by
a
07
to
43
margin
in
Senior
League
last
night
at
tne
Civic
Centre.
The
hardware
men
couldn't
get
going
and,
when
they
did,
they
were
unable
to
get
the
ball
in
the
basket
in
spin
ot
a
eiod
many
easy
shots
they
lailed
to
convert.
Brownwcids
were
plavine
heads-up
ball
.'.nd.
ready
sure
of
a
semi-fuiai
it
Hi-r.rin
in
tlie
1
nUTiuedlalJ
Hi-Cr-n
n.,A
A.JtV
in
the
Junior
btkvl.
Thutulel
buds
;
r
...Hi,,,,
-.,.,.
.J,i,.l,
h
)
DACHAS
E
S
6
7
12
I
'
2
12
4
2
11
4
j
Juuior
W
L
Pts.
11
1
22
,
'.
10
3
20
!
i
0
8
0
12
0
ed
a
a
missionary.
The
white
lioutie
was
surrounded
by
a
well-kept
lawn
and
a
vegetable
Meniialil.s
1
NTtRM
F.IM
A'l'K
Hi-Green
Umk
a
close
one
over
,
Merchants
as
Uiey
bioke
a
2W-20'
jujunj0
tie
witii
tee.onds
to
play,
to
win'p,u
,.t
ji,,
area
was
named
in
his
honor.
TORONTO
GRADUATE
!
Canon
Rushbrook
graduated
!
a.s
a
Bachelor
of
Arts
from
University
of
Toronto
in
1900
and
in
theology
from
Wycliffe
Col-
lege,
Toronto,
in
1901.
He
was
ordained
a
deacon
by
Dr.
Du-Moulin,
Bishop
of
Niagara.
.
June
11.
1901,
and
as
a
priest
tx-j
actly
a
year
later.
Before
com-
j
ing
west
he
served
in
the
On-;
tario
mission
of
Erin,
HULsbury
j
and
Reading.
He
was
licensed
to
the
mission
of
Port
Essington
by
Ihe
late
Archbishop
F.
JI.
Du-Vcrnet
in
1005.
i
In
1912,
o;:
bring
placed
in
i
charge
of
the
then
newly-built
j
misMon
launch
Northern
Crass,;
he
was
appointed
rural
dean
i
in
charge
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Coast
Mussion.
He
carried
on
the,
treat
work
with
the
Northern
,
Cross
until
June
i928.
:
'
Named
honorary
canon
of
St.
Andrew's
Pro-Cathedral
in
Prince
Rupert
April
15.
1U22.
he
;
was
appojntvd
to
St.
Peter's
Church.
Seal
Cove
September
1.
by
the
late
BL-Jiop
O.
A.
Kix.
if.'iyniiig
fi-'iin
the
parish
in
193';.
He
was
superannuated
in
l'Jlii
bin
continued
to
take
services
at
varioifts
churches
in
Ihe
(iior;esf
as
required.
'
Canon
Rushbrook
is
survived,
l
id'
.-:
his
daiichier.
the
former
Dorothy
Dean
RuOibrook.
by
three
sisters
Mrs.
Ja"k
(Alicci
Prin?.!e
of
Mow
manville,
On-lario:
Mrs.
A.
K.
iMarioni
Cates
if
(i.skvillc,
Ontario,
and
Mr.;.
Frank
illerthai
Khei
inan
of
IX'-ttoit
-and
one
brother-Dr.
J.
by
23-22.
Merchant
tried
des-
althoueh
they
had.
only
five
Cook's
men
on
the
bench
from
regular
tram
and
one
sp;
men
I"
'
w
Maa.snn
s
re
in
sus
Uiey
:oiid
ou
a
Umg
tdiot
by
-
Chrisloff
ju-st
as
tiie
fuial
bell
mounded.
Meiejiants
took
an
early
lead
will)
the
tieuie
at
1
to
2
in
Llie
I
irl
quaiVr.
The
Green
came
bai'k
n
t)u
s?cond
to
out
-saw
11
to
8.
The
third
was
dull
a.s
each
team
waned
only
one
ha.
ket.
Greens
editing
out
Mediants
with
lone
foul
shot
scor
II()M1-VAUI)
IH)UM)
Mw
I
lie
ic'tiiil
Mows
luml
(utm
,
,.us,
!
-
-
-
-
--.i-
Mil
i
i
i
i
i
Uur
ship
Sim
sails
i
en
A'wus
m
L
ed
of
7
i)
i.vubles.
in
the
four
the
person
of
Ratchford
from
the
intermediate
league,
they
dominated
the
play
throuf
l
nil
:he
game.
The
ha.ilwaiemen
lailed
to
lead
In
the
scoring
at
any
lime.
Jim
Flaten
and
Rup?
Iloikc.-aad
tried
hard
to
spark
their
team
but
it
was
not
the
night,
Flat-n
played
fine
ball.
Ilolkeslad
lead
in
the
seining
for
Ihe
loser,
villi
11
points.
Hob
Ci
ill,
who
coiil'in'l
hit
the
broad
side
of
a
bam
in
the
first
half,
came
tlirout
h
in
the
second
with
four
field
Ik.s-1
ki
ts,
to
make
liis
score
9
for
the
i
game.
For
the
winners
Ray
I
.Spring
fattened
his
total
fur
ihe
year
as
he
ixuired
In
21
points
This
dveitiimrrt
it
rot
published
dlip!yd
toy
Liquor
ConuJ
fccwrd
or
by
Uk
Government
s
6ftirf
Columbia.
Huzza,
7tv're
honie-;eui
-J
luinul
!
u
uu
1
Vr
over
a
century
Lanib's
Navy
:
been
ihe
call
of
those
who
h
Kood
rum.
Smooth
and
mellow,
i
matured,
blended
and
butty
I'.riiain
of
the
finest
Dnmrara
m
Knit
si
Ruslibrook
of
Toronto
period
tile
game
was
really
-.x-:ting
as
Merchants
pulled
even,
only
to
see
the
Greens
come
through
with
a
win
at
the
lu;;t
minute.
Fashion
had
it
all
over
the
Thuiiderhirds,
beating
them
by
a
4't
to
2!)
margin.
They
effectively
bottled
no
the
scoring
ace
Vern
Diulowa.'d
and
held
him
to
8
points.
Wells
was
high
man
for
the
losers
vrth
9-
For
the
winners
Bill
sored
13,
followed
closely
by
Hill
with
12.
Jim
Hebb
came
through
with
8.
The
game
lacked
the
punch
the
Tliundcr-birds
have
been
putting
Into
,
their
play
during
this
past,
two
!
months.
Individual
woring:
Intermediate
ted
Here
a
few
years
aeo.
j
'
Pierce
sciiii.iI
15,
Olson
12,
and
1
1""DW'"
10.
as
they
comb.tr.-d
B
K
Eyolfson
I
nee
Rushbrook,"
(laughter
of,"1
,riko
a
lo:ul
over
&
A
V.llO
Mr
Glad
r
-
s
v
w
-
the
la
tr
William
Hushbrook,
!
brother
of
deceased)
is
a
niece.!
tl
NOW
AT
65
parnos
wu
There
are
nine
nieces
and
three
nephe-A.s.
1
1tn
tt.tvrnis-ntcnl
is
u,(
fUiltUilicJ
w
U4fcd
bj
Ik
L
i
AMiuoi
IVwrJ
or
by
ihe
(iovci
nmrnt
uf
Bi.tah
Lm
MAN
SO
N'S
YOUR
FRIENDLY
JEWELLER
-
No
.
.
.
This
is
nor
a
search
for
buried
treasure
or
piiatc
gold
.
.
.
but
on
opportunity
to
cash
An
iJ
tra
thanfv.
The
came
hail
no
bearins
on
the
final
slaiiiliiics,
exeepl
Id
move
lie
slioeinen
a
lit'le
mure
firmly
inl.i
seeonil
place.
11
was
the
last
came
of
the
seasnii,
as
a
meeting
of
the
ISaskethall
Assoeialinii
held
earlier
in
the
evening
decreed
(hat
the
playoffs
wiiiilil
get
uiuUrMay
litis
Saturday.
The
executive
acceded
to
the
wishes
of
both
players,
and
fans
In
deciding
that
the'
improved
G
&
A
entry
should
be
seen
In
ihe:
play-offs.
They
will
meet
Brownwoods
in
the
first
game
in
a
two
or
three
series
this
weekend.
The
second
game
of
the
Industrial
Welding
O
M
P
A
N
V
We
specialize
in
boat,
and
domestic,
fuel-oi!
tanks.
Bui!i
ace
iid'.ng
!u
Underwrite.!.
A;
fiivei'iiiir,
nl.
certified
operators.
HIONE
CltlX
KKI
j
Hi-Given-Ford
2
Cla.k
Becker
4.
Sather
4
Talt
7
Webber,
Rhodes
1.
Peneff.
Shcppurd
2,
Petersen
3.
Total
23.
j
Merchants-
Stacey
2,
Place
1,
Chrisloff
6.
B.
McFar'ane
2,
Du-.
mas
3,
Parnell
8.
Total
22
I
Tliunderbirds
Dudoward
8,
iHelin
Bi
2.
White
4.
Wells
9.
Lwof
CoMiJ
fio.d
by
lk
Cloi"i
j
55Z2Z
cssTS1!
in
on
ViC
BUL0VA
TRADE-IN
SALE
semi-finals
will
be
held
nixti
'
Tuesday
night,
and
if
a
third
i
necessary
it
will
be
on
Thursday.
for
your
old
watch
on
a
new
the
better
makes
of
watches
Gem-line,
trade-in
allowance
ltir.l
iniid"!.
Kupeib
styling
in
Jeff.-ev
1.
Helin
iLp
5.
Total
29.
;
Fashion
Haugan
G,
Bill
13,'
Hebb
8.
Intermela
2.
Hill
12,
Walsh
S.
Total
4.
lice
are
the
league
standings
a.s
of
today:
j
Classified
Advert
..sing
is
payable
in
advance.
Pl
ase
refrain
from
telephoning.
CUi-,.
word
per
in
.ei
Uon,
iiniiiiiium
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Tlutiks,
f
Funeial
Notices,
Marrkige
and
F.ngag.ement
Announcenu
nts
$200.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
IMJUUI.E
PRICE
The
finals
will
be
played
betwter.
Co-op
and
the
semi-fnal
winner
STANDING
Senior
I
BIRTH
NOTICE
HHt
SALE
i
W
L
Tts
To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Perl-
FOR
SALE
Auto
parts.
Apnlv
!
LOST-licit
ulaii
Midland
Pines.
P.O.
Box
WKii,
iinlav
iiffiil
m
ACT
NOW!
Use
Our
Budget
Plan
20
down
-
$1.25
per
week
Wione
Black
739.
Cars
to
be
i
please
plimif
w
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
.st
roni,
nee
Marion
Anderson
of
i.i.voi.;
Mi;.,
in
llie
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
on
n
o.
n.
a
(laughter,
8
lbs.
8
oz.
tltpi
wrecked
tor
parts:
lUl'.H
Cliev-
-
,.,
r..l,.l
vi.,l:.ii
l:l
Ksm'
sedan.
Itirill
Co-op
12
5
24
BiownwooiLs
9
8
18
I
G
&
A
4
12
8
!
Intermediate
W
L
Pts.l
'
Hi-Gold
12
1
24
19HII
Buick
sedan.
19311
Stuile-b.tker
sedan.
1934
Chevrolet
panel
l,-loil.
I47)l
WATCH
KEPAIKS
tii
li-nl
aerviiT
'
Jeneller.
M.iln:i
I
I
N
Lit
A
I.
NOTICE
Fashion
12
3
24
OIL
IllJUNKK
SS
SWAP
tiiove
,m-i
of
1)
Koiison.
Bi"
lilM.
E1
$1000
on
ik)n
4
Wlii'ltlllf
III1-'
I
lrocssional
rmSHHIiOOK
In
the
city
Thursday.
Feb.
27.
19;il.
Rev.
Canon
Walter
Field
Rushbrook.
B.A..
LTh,
ue
82
years
0
mouths,
beloved
lather
of
Mrs.
F.
W.
Skinner
iDor-othvi
Victoria.
1IC.
Rt.
Rev.
J.
H.
Gibson
and
Canon
B.
S.
I'lickter
will
conduct
services
at
St.
Andrews
Cathedral
at
2:30
pin.
Monday.
Feb.
20.
Interment
to
follow
In
Fair-view
Ceinelerv.
No
(lowers
by
MneiA
a
no
FOR
EXCHANGE
I
have
at
furnished,
tour-room
buuga-,
low
in
North
Vancouver
which
I
would
like
lo
exchange
for
a
similar
home,
or
larger,
in
Prince
Rupert.
House
Is
42
by
32
with
full
basement
and
furnace,
and
Is
located
on
a'
larue
corner
lot
in
a
conven-
i
lent
district.
It
Is
close
to
Park
I
VANCOl
V
I
II
VH
IOKI
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chilcaitin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Cainosun
41.
H
E
ARM,
SII
WAKT
ANI
I'OUI
SIMPSON
Sunday.
Cnmosun,
11
p
m.
I
OK
NOItTII
M
1
I
N
(
IIAItl.OTTE
ISI
AMIS
ss.
Chilcntln
March
2,
10
and
30
9
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
(M
l:
F.N
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin,
Feb.
23
0
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINMIt
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
583
"
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
FOR
SALE
-I.ate
'49
Meteor
custom
club
coupe,
fully
equipped,
radio,
heater,
w
lillewaiis.
2-tone
paint,
low
mileage.
Apply
R30
Summit
or
phone
Blue
(198
rter
5.30
p.m.
taOpi
FOR
SALE
Business
building
with
modern
hvimt
ouaiters
in
cent
re
businetvs
section
Burns
lake.
Cement
basement,
lur-nace.
plumbum.
Applv
owner.
W.
J.
McKenna.
l47pi
FOR
SALE
Bedroom
suite,
chesterlleld
suite,
diniiut
table
and
chairs.
retrierator.
washing
machine,
single
bed.
etc.
Phone
592.
1945
Graham
Ave.
I47pi
FOR
SALE
1
950
Pontine
8.
two-door
coach;
radio
and
heater;
low
mileage
Applv
Hov
Saunders.
Port
Edward
I47p)
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
furniture,
hardware
and
clothing
at
the
lowest
possible
prices.
B
C.
Furniture.
3rd
Ave.
W.
ltoval
.shopping
centre
and
m-ter-citv
buses.
Larue
living
room
includes
a
f
ireolace.
the
late
Canon
Ruslibrook's
own
request.
11.
C
Undertakers
In
charge
of
arrangements.
UTci
MATTSON'S
UPIIOI.STF.RTMa
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
D
C.
MA
U()
A
RET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
STONE
IiUILDlNO
price
tl'1"1"
Aeencies.
P"1"'
eves
List
sale,'
FOR
SALE
-C
(111).
IMS
I:'11"'
er
hcil.
etc.
V
cabin,
Pud.
H)TrSAI.E-W'
V1.
,
ipirliidii!!
heater.
I'i'll'f
k
for
sale-7
basement
imf
"
FOR
SM.E
House
us
newlv
decorated.
Inside
and
out.
and
of
solid
construct
ion
For
further
information,
please
phone
748.
tf
111
II.DKKS
&
CONTRACTORS
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
I.inobelt
Sneeder
Siiovels:
1
r.
Cranes;
Drairltnes:
Adams
Hoad
Graders:
I.ittleford
Bros.
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
PHONES
Black
7.r.2
Red
094
P.O.
Box
1G70
Black
Ton
Knad
Maintenance
F.iitilnmenl
:
Owen
Clamshell
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
Sheet
nvMal
work.
Tar
and
trravel
roofing.
Call
029
(lib
West.
Phone
543.
Letourne.ni
and
So.is.
(tf)
rilONF.
r.LIIE
.w,
r.o.
nox
nn4
E.isl.
1
1'1""'
n
Hu'iiet..s
and
Hock
Granules;
T
1,
Smith
Concrete
Mixers:
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
RITOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
it.s
branch
s
204
4t.h
Street.
Phone
fi5r)
Htvn
Clark
Fi.rklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
"loaders
tor
Storkuile
tt
A
UTVl)
and
Snow
Hemova
:
Rice
Port
nhl
CentrifuiMil
Piiiiois:
Na
tfSSfCf
FOR
SALE
1938
Chev.
Sedan
with
heater.
Good
running
condition.
Also
good
rubber.
Phone
Blue
721.
(51pi
tional
Dra'dine
Scraners
and
"piilCKS
PAID
;
steel,
brass
Honest
graJii"
I
P
fl
BUCHANAN'S
,11,-1,,
Metals
lli,-;
SIDNEY
fJONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
'BLACEC&WHITG'
h
4
?.
.a
II.
G.
IIELOERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
90
Evenings
Black
899
FOR
SALE
Special
Deluxe
Plymouth
coach,
late
'41!
model,
good
condition.
Blue
27(5.
4(ipi
FOR
SALE
Heintzman
piaim.
Good
condition.
Phone
Red
020
evenings.
I48p)
rmiver,
n.
J-63M.
UNFNCUMnwro
pav
li
"i"1111
r..
..li
Iter
fi"1'
OFFICE
IltlURS
Agent
VANCOUVER
DAILY
PROVINCE
Phone
Black
7f!7
311
Second
Ave.
W.
Mfei
WHISKY
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Th.
SCOTCH
212
FOR
titlllV
J""1'
i
Anv
rh
Hahv
carriaue,
new
$10.00.
Blue
780.
HOP)
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
fVasollne
Hoists:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotarv
Screens
'and
Conveyors
Full
inlormalion
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
U.C
tfl
1951
RIFLE
BUY!
Genuine
British
Short
Model
Lee
Enfield,
Mark
III.
It)
shot,
detachable
manazine.
reprater
adapted
to
snorter.'
20"
barrel.
"V"
type
back
sight;
ideal
for
fast
shooting
at
moving
game,
carefully
checked
and
guaranteed.
$24
9ii.
48
rounds
ammunition
with
order
$2.9.i
additional.
Send
$5
with
order
balance
COD.
HUNTERS
SUPPLY
COMPANY
193
Sparks
Street,
Ottawa.
iFS-lli
l.,,,lki
PHIU'I
Daily
N'
s-
.
ttir
V
u.'illllS
-
Habv
Phone
FOR
SALE
high
chair.
buf'ev
and
Blue
508.
I4li)
The
Secret
is
in
the
Blending
1
"jrtir
bouse
nr
or
''n,!
Novvinber.
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Herls
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
A.
F.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BEI.L,
C.A.
and
ROY
SI
I
AND,
C.A.
324
Second
Avenue
rtox
2(3
Phone
88
Vivian
(47p)
FOR
SALE
One
15
h
p.
gas
engine,
nine
981.
..,,.nr:
NEAT
slimie
Control
Hoard
or
hv
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
This
advertisement
ts
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
ELECTROLUX
Kales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phono
Blue
970
Box
1(520
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
OOLICHAN
grease
-Best
finality.
For
sale
at
U.C.
Furniture.
I
ID
I
room-
Box
43.
i
used
III:!.
WANTED
I
LM
ALL-
WAN
I
I'.i
"j
WOMAN
to
do
dishwashine.
part
clime
-Dailv
NrW'-
ROOM
and
colussi's
music
store
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
-4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
lime,
automatic
dishwasiiei
.
Phone
808
or
applv
cm'
Centre
Dining
Room.
(4(ic)
ACCOl'NTArTS
1951
OFFERING
OF
HI-POWERED
RIFLES
From
$20
95
up.
Genuine
.303
British
Enfield
Repeaters.
Other
makes
available
soon.
Excellent
valuers.
Send
for
tree
folders.
Illustrated,
with
prices
and
detailed
soccil
icat
ions.
No
obligation.
Dealers
enuiiiries
invited
TARGET
SALES
COMPANY
l,i4
MacLaren
Street.
Ottawa.
(FS-Hl
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
FOR
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
PURLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Income
Tax
specialist,,
s
G
Furk
Stone
Building.
Red
S93
20m
FOR
.sekff"
nLihrd
h.
workiiiR
'rly
PERSONAL
News.
HOME
OWNERS
Carry
out
those
needed
repairs
or
alterations
NOW!
This
may
be
done
under
our
EASY
PAYMENT
FINANCE
PLAN
Take
six,
twelve,
eighteen
or
twenty-four
months
to
pav.
You
may
finance
any
amount
from
$100.00
to
$2000.00
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
FURNACES
have
gone
up
In
price
and
vou
can
expect
even
hiuher
prices.
Have
2
all-steel
furnaces
in
stock,
selllmc
at
old
price.
If
contemplating
a
new
furnace,
now
is
the
time
to
buv.
even
if
stored
until
required.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
Black
884.
(tfl
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
Rock
and
Concrete
Work
Phone
Blue
039
P.O.
Box
711
Prince
Rupert.
DID
YOU
KNOW
that
Mt'Rae
Bros,
sell
all
appliances
at
the
same
urice
as
Vancouver?
No
freight,
is
added.
Dili
vou
also
know
that
vou
can
buv
name
brand
appliances
on
the
Voided
plan?
.r4c
Train
Schedule
FOR
SALE
Model
Q
D
Johnson
10
h
i),
outboard
motor.
Also
Mo.ssberg
.22
riHe.
Both
in
good
condition.
Phone
Green
620.
(47p)
GIVE
MOTHER
a
treat
Take
her
home
a
freshlv
baked
cake
or
a
riundv
nie
from
the
Hubert
Bakerv
Ltd.
Phone
043
for
orders.
FOR
BENT,i.
tor
gin-
'i
-r'
j-
W)VSj".
I
rieliverinf
j
and
Pl,one
FOR
SALE
2
White
trucks,
tandem
dual
drive
900
rubber.
214
For
Uie
East-Mondays,
Wednesday
and
Fridays,
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesday's
Thursdays
and
Saturdays,
10:15
p.m.
wheelba.-e.
Worked
3
months.
Terms.
AoplV
Albert
Houston,
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
216
-
4lh
Street
Box
045
Phone
Given
389
Prince
Rupert
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Clock
008
-3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
O.iw.son
Creek,
BC.
iB3p)
CASH
for
scrari
east,
brass,
copper
batteries
nnd
radiators
Phone
643
call
029
6th
W.,
City.
tM
NORTIHAND
Dalrv
mtlk"riellv-eied
24c
per
miart.
Why
pay
more?
Phone
18
for
dallv
delivery
service.
(M-29)
Phone
Of,
I
COAL
Win
2nd
Ave.
W.
LI
MBF.R
BUILDING
KITPMES
FOR
RALE
1949
Chev
four-dopr
sedan,
good
condition,
new
rubber.
Can
be
seen
at
Long
Wnt
Ads,
Eure
ResidU!
Motors.
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r'i