11
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Wednesday,
Ft-b.-uarv
28,
JJotef
s4rrivati
Shoe
uppers
were
unknown
in
ah,.
Pit!
ancient
times;
as
ate
as
Julius
tal
of
the
cnif."!
Castor's
Caesar's
Hnv
days
foot
foot
fovp-in"B
lh
miltli
2
fc.
!
town
r
'Wm
were
mostly
sandals.
(Prince
Rupert)
N.
Wigutoff.
Ketchikan;
Aiiiioi-wm.
Masset:
Miss
J
A.
B.
Mitz-
v?nherg,
Mrs.
R.
E.
Steffenson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alcer
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Alger,
Terrace;
J.
Jefferies.
Stewart
Seeks
i
Strike
Starts
it
m
a:
HOME
OWNBl
TERRACE
I
OPICS
Smithers;
Slit,
Mutor
i-.
iwitvay
and
.1.
I..
Pmlcll,
Vancouver;
E.
N.
Bitincy,
Montreal;
Jack
Carroll,
Wat
ei
town.
Fine
Music
i
At
Terrace
C'ivir
Centre
Musiral
Group
Wins
HiKh
Praise
TERRACE
The
Civic
Cent.iv
Concert
Orchestra
Has
been
receiving
hifeli
compliment
far
v.
i
v
f
ine
performances
on
Thurs-
man
Dy
Air
Carry
out
those
needed
STEWART.
Employees
of
the
Silbak-Premier
mine,
as
the
re
sult,
of
a
vote
taken
last
week
Mrs.
I.
Frank
presided
at
Thursday
night's
meeting
of
tl.p
Hospital
Auxiliary
which
was
held
in
the
Nurses'
Lounge
of
the
STEWART.
Stewart
Board
;I
Trade
and
other
organizations
here
are
again
making
representations
to
the
federal
government
for
the
establishment
of
a
weekly
air
mail
service
using
the
facilities
of
the
Queen
Char-
Ji,
P.
ui.icntjcrS
Outnost
Hospital.
Mr".
G.
Mc-
or
alterations
W!
This
may
be
done
under
our
EASY
PAYMENT
Fl
T7,..l.l
...
A..AtT
ill
tVW
at
Premier,
are
on
strike
although
confirmation
will
have
to
come
from
the
headquarters
of
United
Mine,
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers'
Union,
before
the
strike
is
pronounced
legal
by
that
body.
There
seems
to
be
some
doubt,
on
the
part
of
some
of
the
The
day
ana
t.
"
Adams
acted
as
secretary.
members
decided
to
ask
Tor
a
auditorium
of
the
Civic
Centre,
It
Ml
tfctt
1
have
mid,,
demonstration
of
portable
radios
was
-ley
for
ereat
prress
m
the
pat
year
to
decide
the
most
suitable
the
wards
They
also
decided
to
and
pride
In
their
aecompllsh-
.....
..
.iv..,..
-
i
1,1.
i.t.
was
felt
by
many.
si
weekly
service
from
Prince
Ru-
p
pert
on
Thursdays
at
the
pres
I
From
Vancouver
(Tuesday.
Mr
and
Mrs.
W.
Tucker,
E.
M.
iBigney,
Capt.
T.
Purtell,
SS
Qates,
WO
Mt'KaV,
H.
Wung,
U.
iTIiickett,
F.
E.
Bridden,
K
J.
....
i
.11
M
Xjlutfh
ent
i
t
v.
i,
.
..
!-,,
Take
six,
twelve,
eighteen
or
twenty
.
,
,
months
to
pnv
v-..
..
t
:
,
..
...
,
Sunt
U1U
uaiiuyinu
icu.-.
.11
i,
u.,
,,it.,hlu
...
-
n:irifiirs
ns
in
u'Mt'Liiei
mc
i
-
ine
siage
'u
""ii
.
..
,
l.
.
i
.....
K..
.
TJVl
:
Lt
ouired
"go-ahead
will
be
.
given
1
ple.nsh
the
silverware
and
china
1,...
11,..
remain,
t.hnt.
worK
fIC.
1
lie
Sum
OI
3U
WU!
.
...
,
...i.
Schultizic
with
Jioi.iies,j....v,u..o..,
the
hackcrotind
To
Vancouver
(today
I
II.
U.
has
ceased
at
the
mine.
I
to.tl.e
Emergency
Fund.
On
this
Gavan
and
Mrs
The
men
are
asking
for
a
$2-'
month's
visiting
committee
are
uorai
cu
ui,
...
'c
'
r-Liv
raise.
The
company
has
Mrs.
D.
Little,
Mrs.
G.
McAdams,
and
spring
Uiwers
n
pe
mnt
1
he
musk
urns
we
e
in
offered
55
cents
per
day
as
it
Mrs.
G.
May
and
Mrs.
E.
S.
Laird,
the
f
iu..
o
,.uh
fnn
evnine
dress
and
theli
stands
$100.00
to
S2OO0.00
PHILPOTT,
EVITT&Co
in
the
district
which
have
been
developed
sufficiently
to
warrant
reopening
and
further
development
with
a
view
to
shipment.
This
list
will
be
sent
to
the
member
for
the
riding,
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
for
attention.
,
CiailHlS
Llltll.
UlC
J
.....
.1,.,
r...fllotl..II
Brett,
E.
J.
Lovick.
Geoi
ge
lullls,
Pat.
MuldiKin,
A
D.
Vance,
E.
M.
Bailey.
To
Sanclspit
(Uidayl
--
Set.
Lance
Poterton,
E.
McLimghhin,
Lawrence
Aiken.
W.
J-
Da
vies.
To
Masset
i
Tuesday
i
-
D.
Scott,
II.
Marshal,
Const.
Gibson.
Jimmy
Wong,
his
wife
and
newiy
uecoiuu:u.
x....
"
felt
that
no
effort
had
bwn
spai
-rived
baby
son
who
just
recently
ar-
from
China,
returnvd
to
ed
to
present,
a
ii.st
class
enlci-Terraee
at
the
week-end.
Jimmy
la'imient.
would
make
it
impossible
lor
the
mine
to
continue
operations.
What
effect
this
will
have
on
the
proposed
reopening
of
the
HHI
Zml
Ave.
MM
HI.
It
r.i
ii
ni(.
sri'ri.irs
AnVKRTuSJNC
A
Otcheslra
coiumcuu,
nn
Indian
mine,
which
awaits
only
,
operates
tile
Silver
Tip
Cafe.
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS.
'
j
completion
of
the
tramline
com-j
w
,,,.,,
,jn!,
purty
is
being
given
mcuced
last
year,
is
not
known
lh
n,.wconieis
in
Hie
IOOK
and
.speculation
on
this
point
Is
h;lj
j,yituy
.-veiling.
rile
here
at
present.
.
I
(iavau,
expressed
ureal
piciisiu
at,
the
success
of
tine
entci'lain-ment.
t:
J.
N'irrint;ton,
master
of
ecrenmiiies,
spoke
of
the
cultural
HOUSEHOLD
HARDWARE
Judging
li'om
the
experience
J
Th(,
sl;v
w.!ls
ns,)ow
on
Tuesday
1
for
THE
mm
of
the
last
.strike
at
the
Hlltxin-Premier,
many
of
the
families
will
be
hard
liitr.
Managing
D1-.
rector
Dale
L.
Pitt
spoke
to
the
men
the
evening
before
the
vote
was
taken
and
outlined
the
portion
of
the
company.
IB
evening
with
Hie
flames
of
the
coinli'inned
dwelling
place
behind
Harold
.Smith's
garagv
which
had
formerly
been
occupied
by
the
Turner
family.
Mrs.
Turner
passed
away
before
Christmas,
leaving
a
family
of
lour
children.
The
volunteer
fire
brigade
.superintended
the
burn
lug
of
the
building.
activities
of
the
Civic
Centre,
naming
the
drama
group,
the
choral
group
and
the
concert
or-chestia.
Expert
leadership,"
he
said,
"on
the
part
of
Mr.
Gavan,
loyal
co-operation
and
hard
work
on
the
part
of
the
orchestra,
has
given
the
town
this
fine
entertainment
"I
good
music."
i
During
an
intermission,
Peter
0T
.Seagrams
w
Hinges
Bolts
Lines
--jir
Glues
Tools
Lacks
Clothes
Solder
Terrace
Guides-Scouts
Display
"83"
Scao-ram's
"V.O."
.
Maarctnrs
I
VanStolk
presented
Mrs.
Gavan
Darrall
Collins
left
on
Tuesday
with
a
bouquet
of
flowers
In
Prince
Rupert
on
legal
bnsi-
,)re,.iauon
of
the
sandwiches
and
ncss.
coffee
which
she
served
the
or-
ichestra
each
night
they
prac-
TERRACE
"Boy
Scout
and
Girl
Guide
Week"
concluded
in
Scaotrcim's
Crotim
Royal
Seagram's
Kittys
Plate
Scacircims
Scciil
OV
The
immediate
friends
of
Pete
.1
Terrace
at
the
week-end
with
a
Parnienter
surpris-ed
him
on
Sat-
yfflW-g:...
-
ffTim
firm
tised
at
her
home
also
for
her
work
in
decorating
the
stage,
etc.
The
orchestra,
again
through
Peter
VanStolk,
presented
Fran
Gavan
with
a
gift
as
token
of
Thil
idveitisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Bwidor
bytheCoveriuiealtii
grand
rally
in
the
auonoiiuin
oi
urctuy
evening
when
they
the
Civic
Centre
on
Saturday
sente(j
him
with
a
birthday
pre-tvning
and
Church
parade
on
sent
0
a
lighter
at
a
party
held
.Sunday
morning.
at
the
home
of
Denis
de
Ker-
There
was
a
good
turn-out
of
gommeaux.
A
birthday
cake
the
parents
on
Saturday
night
with
20
candles
was
the
main
and
appreciation
of
the
work
of
feature
of
the
refreshments
the
leaders
with
the
youngsters
which
were
served
later
by
the
their
regard.
Thanks
were
tendered
by
Mr.
Gavan
and
he
also
thanked
everyone
who
had
helped
with
the
arrangements,
not
forgetting
the
stage
manager,
Brock
Norberg.
At
the
close
of
the
final
per
mm
k
'was
demonstrated:
Dy
an.
mi.
young
nosi,
jouowing
wnicn
'
Groom,
president
of
the
Group
music
and
Canasta
were
played
Committee
and
Mrs.
Wold,
presi-
by
the
party.
Thos-e
present
were1
dent
of
the
Girl
Guide
Associa-
Pete
Parmenter,
Denis
de
Ker-
formance
on
Friday
evening
the
i
Classified
Advertising
Ls
payable
in
advance.
Pl'.ase
refrain
from
telephoning.
&
word
per
insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Tliwtt
.
orchestra
and
some
of
the
wives
were
the
guests
of
Mrs.
E.
Head
for
refreshments.
The
personnel
of
the
orcflestra
included:
Piano
Miss
E.
Head
and
Miss
Lorna
Melvin.
Violins-
George
Grant,
P.
Van
Funeial
Notices,
Marriage
ana
fcigagemem
ninu.u..........f
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
Lion
each
had
a
few
words
to
say
gommeaux.
Vim
Appledorn.
Da-and
refreshments
were
served
to
vid
Benoit,
Irene
and
Pearl
parents
and
children
by
the
Haugland.
Joan
Atwood
and
members
of
the
Guide
Associa-j
Barbara
Stewart.
'
lion.
;
Darral
Collins
wa
the
an-1
Mrs.
V.
Giraud,
Mrs.
E.
Louden,
iiotincer.
Gold
bars
were
presented
by
J
I
Acroivri
FOR
SUE
rJit'
-inflect'
t)ru(jcjisl
com
nndiHUHIJCACCOe
pnR
RAt
E
Tax
slk-i'iaM
1HKTII
NOTICE
EBY-Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Donald
Ebv
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hosnital.
February
27,
a
daughter.
Carrie
Eileen.
6
lbs.,
5
OA.
dtp
I
An
interesting
display
was
giv-;
Mrs.
Kennedy
to
Mary
Wilson,
Heek,
G.
Wilson.
SUilie
timWlUt
en
by
the
Brownies,
their
)ead-Myrna
Hippsley,
Sheila
McColl,.
Cello
P.
VanStolk.
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
Claudia
Philip.
Barbara
Hagen.
String
Bass
S.
G.
Lang.
Clarinets
J.
SvhulUic
and
wooxl
range
in
a-i
conoiuon.
Phone
Black
408
after
6
p.m.
(tf-nci
FOR
SALE-New
and
used
furniture
hardware
and
clothing
at
the
lowest
possible
ur'ees.
n
C
JPiirnit
nrp
3rrt
Ave.
W.
Itl
II.IIHIS
li
I
PU!MB!NG
and
ers
being
Mrs.
I.
Kennedy,
Mrs.
Bertha
Gavan,
Mrs.
H.
Philip,
For
action
use
News
classifieds.
Vallee.
Kill
SAI.K
Next
came
the
Cubs
who
were
I
very
good
in
the
Snake
Dance'.
.'Leaders
here
were
J.
Haaland,'
H.
Rainsford,
H.
Engelchke
and
Sliect
ni't'l
'
Flute
R.
Koch.
Trumpets
G.
West
and
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
P.
LinR-belt
Soeeder
Shovels;
FOR
SALE
Smith
corona
noi
-
pi-avel
rum!
West
I'hJ'if
ami
so.u.
I
Mr.
Harper.
i
Koch.
Cranes:
Drammes:
A
u
a
m
s
,
ab'e
typewriter
in
good
romii-
rne
uuides
gave
a
nrst-aiOj
saxaphones
m.
t-eexe
voui.
:
demonstration
and
Mary
Ann
John
de
Kergommeaux,
T.
Brue.
HOT
I
Jftroe&dional
Koad
uraiters:
Littieiorn
un.i
tion,
$05,00.
Phone
ureen
010
Ulact
Ton
Head
Maintenance!
after
5
pm
(52p
Kiuitonient:
Owen
Clamshell
-
Buckets
and
Kock
Granules;
I
OOLICHAN
grease-Best
duality.
T
L
ainlih
Concrete
Mixers;
For
sale
at
B.C.
Furniture.
ttl
ClarK
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
I
Bucket
'waders
for
Stockpile
;
FOR
SALE
National
cash
reg-and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Port-
ister.
Phone
Red
t8G.
liOPi
iiMiicM
ana
Drums
W.
E.
Skillicorn.
Tlw
program:
"O
Canada"
March
Semper
Fidelis
(Sou
sal
,
Hrandis
recited
the
Guide
Law.
The
Guide
leaders
are
Mrs,
Clifford,
Mrs.
Collins,
Mrs.
G
i
May
and
Mrs.
S.
Lang.
I
Last
came
the
Scouts
with
Ro-
WANTED
-
PH1CES
PAID
steel,
brw
Honest
era
ment
marie.
Metals
W
conver,
B.
ttoie
UentrilUKal
rum
us;
rvx-tional
Draaline
Scraoers
and
j
PERSONAL
Buckets:
National
All
stee
tlasoltne
Hoists:
National
HANDYMAN
'
HOME
SERVICE
DID
YOU
KNOW
that
McRae
Hrm
sll
all
minliances
at
the
W
same
price
as
Vancouver?
No
freii.hl
is
added
O.
l-'Hl
Did
VOU
VOL
also
ui.i"l
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
81S.
P.O.
Box
021)
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
bin
Edwards
in
charge.
A
dem-i
In
a
Monastery
Garden
(A.
(lustration
of
fust
aid,
in
which
Ketelby)
.
the
boys
carried
the
"patient"
f
"La
Cinquantaine"
Gabriel
away
on
an
improvised
stretcher,
Marie
was
very
good.
i
"Night
in
June"
it.
L.
King
Carl
Philip
gave
a
demonstra-j
Old
Favorites
(arranged
by
J.
tion
of
signalling
a
message
S.
Seredyt
which
was
decoded
by
Roy
Clif-'
"Heroic
March"
(F.
Schubert
MARGARET,
MeLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
3TONK
nUILDlNQ
,.
.
ih!
ta
know
that
vou
can
buv
nai,
'r";
a
blld-
at
JllnlW
l.rnnH
nnnlhni-M
nn
the
uet
olan?
15"'
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotarv
Screens
and
Conveyors
Full
inloinuitioii
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver.
B.C.
'tu
ATTENTION
to
Fishermen.
Steel
situation
critical.
Cannot
guarantee
delivery
date
except
for
small
tanks
ur
to-50
gallons
and
larne
tanks
in
the
316
and
'4
plate
size.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
Black
884.
(52c)
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
Fmder
pi
office.
'
Flit
ford.
String
Quartette.
An
exhibition
of
tumbline
was
"1
11
See
You
Again"
from
"Bit-1
GIVE
MOTHER
a
treat,
Take
her
home
a
fre.shlv
baked
cake
or
a
riandv
pie
from
tlp.R,""
pert
Bakerv
Ltd.
Phone
M3
fm
orders.
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
cop
given
by
some
of
the
boys
with
ter
Sweet"
(Noel
Coward)
mu?
RKNT-
rilONE
BLUE
rm
"No.
No,
Nanette
(musical
com
Mr.
H.
Noak.es
m
charge.
ill
nnvw
4
!
edyi
Youmans.
PHONES
Black
752
Red
'J4
P.O.
Box
1010
fdr
RAt.Iif
Comnlete
trolling
HELEN'S
beauty
siror
Permanent
Waving
-
Beauty
Culture
in
all
it.s
branches
204
4th
Street.
Phone
155
West,
W"
V.O.
BOX
11114
gear
for
small
boat.
4
spools
new
Lemco
gurdies
poles,
blocks,
leads,
etc.
$150.00.
4
h
o
clutch
and
reverse
gear,
also
converted
auto
transmission
Blue
924.
evenings.
t53p
March,
"Under
the
Double
j
Eagle"
(J.
F.
Wagner
i
j
"Melody
in
F'"
(A.
Rubin-1
stein
i
'
Piano
Solo
"Dream
of
Olwen"
1
Vfict.
T
A,1.'wl.
Horse
Killed
in
Rcmo
Log
Camp
per
batteries
and
rauruw;
.-
Phone
543
-call
029
6th
W.,
City.
,u'
VORTHLAND
Dairv
milk
delivered
24c
per
quart.
Why
pa
more?
Phone
18
for
dallv
deliver
service
tM-J
rssTV
tv
pm.I.s
run
lW
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FOR
RENT-
48,
Pailv'
for
Rirl.
lb'
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Black
hl5.
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new
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G0NICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
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heads
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while
passing
through
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attet
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street,
fo
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II.
G.
IIELCERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
rhono.Vi
Evrnings
Black
8!)9
i.st
frame.
deep
snow,
a
horse
owned
by
a1
Clarinets
J.
ScmiHzic
and
L.
ball
bearings,
all
tained
to'dav
and
every
dav
at
the
Ruoert
Bakerv
Ltd.
Phone
fust
feeds,
verv
reasonable.
043
for
orders.
JJJj
Agent
VANCOUVER
DAILY
PROVINCE
Thone
Black
7R7
3ll
Second
Ave.
W.
OFFICE
HOURS
!)
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Ph.
Marathon
Machinery
Co.,
342
Commercial
Drive.
Vancouver
B.C.
I55p)
212
R'cmo
logging
operator
was
fatal-1
"Moonlight
Madonna'
(Zdon-ly
ininred
last
week.
The
logger,
ko
Fibich)
is
W.
W.
Robinson.
The
horse
j
String
quartette
"Waltz
Schu-
iell
on
a
protruding
snag,
ripping
bert"
Schubert
its
stomach
so
badly
it
died
be-,
Tannhauscr"
(Richard
Wag-
REAL
ESTATE
?OR
SALE
Five
room
modern
furnished
house,
hKe
new
i
litiiiit.liiilp
DOS-
FOR
W.
room.
'
"'
K0"M)1
ion
rent-;1
for
W"ir,-,'
140
oi
ff"
''
foie
Robinson
could
bring
help;ncr
"The
Parade
of
the
Wooden
from
Terrace.
Soldiers"
L.
Jess-el.
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
FOR
SALE
27-foot
boat
witl
lots
or
cabin
space,
powered
with
45
hp.
Simplex
maiint
engine.
Plume
Green
447
between
6
p
m.
and
8
p.m.
l51pi
FOR
SALE
2
While
trucks,
tandem
dual
drive
900
rubber.
214
wheelbase.
Worked
3
months
Terms
Aonlv
Albert
Houston
Dawson
Creek.
B.C.
(63p)
FOR
SALE
General
Electri.
A.
P.
GARDNKR
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
and
ROY
SHAND,
C.A.
324
Second
Avenue
Box
2I0
Phone
88
Want
Ads.
Sure
Results!
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1020
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write-
above.
for
wert.'
session.
Piione
(..reeii
"
bet
ween
4
and
(1:30
p.m.(5Jpi
FOR
SALE
80
acres
timber
iani
divided
in
eii'lit
10-acre
blocks,
located
in
643
one
mile
from
Port
Edward
(Wolf
Creek).
Inquire
Daily
News.
(JiP'
'OR
SALE
Furnished
duplex
house.
Lower
floor
rented,
lm-mediate
occunancv.
233
'in
West.
Phone
Blue
828.
J51p)
?OR
SALE
4
room
warflme
house,
full
cement
baseman-
ntlri
Itayaaa.
144li
8th
E'ISt
washing
machine,
pnone
MiacK
287
or
call
at
1372
First
Over
look.
50pi
FOR
SALE
3
piece
chesterfield
suite
Excellent
condition.
Ap-plv
1348
Piggott
Ave.
(54c)
FOR
SALE
Late
'40
Meteor
cus
colussi's
music
store
Agents
for
the
finest
lr.
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
SI.
Ph.
Black
3R0
volve
"
;'
4,
53l
Plume
Green
608.
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
All
Services
GORDON
D.
ROKSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733
51
h
Ave.
W.
Black
503
X)R
SALE
Wartime
four.
Jr"
nivhed
or
unfurnished,
W
w
down
bTlanre
as
rent.
Pnotie
Black
608
after
5
p.m.
w(
'
tom
club
coupe,
fullv
eniim-ned
radio,
heater,
whitevvalls
2-tone
naint
low
mileage
Anplv
830
Summit,
or
phone
Blue
698
after
5:30
p.m.
(50pi
tai
'it"
enre
10-
J
,
n,
,
nice
Cleik
EI)V?
R0RIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
Rock
and
Concrete
Work
Phone
Blue
83!)
P.O.
Box
711
Prince
Rupert
FOR
SALE
1P48
Chev
four-door
sedan,
good
condition,
new
'
rubber.
Can
be
seen
at
Lon?
Motors.
(50c
I
FOR
RATE
'49.
Dod"e
deluxe
Best
offer
takes.
Radio,
heater,
trimmings,
etc.
Phone
Red
292.
(Ill
FOR
RALE
House
for
removal
or
demolition.
Phone
Bla
80L
,l.
SWAP
FOR
EXcITangE
i'have
a
furnished,
four-room
biinea-low
in
North
Vancouver
w.n
;
.
I
would
like
to
exchansre
foi
similar
home,
or
hireer
m
Prince
Runei-t.
House
i-42n,
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.p.,
Chilcotin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QI'EF.N
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
March
2,
10
and
30
9
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin,
Feb,
23
..
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Trince
Rupert
Agent
FOR
SALE
'41
Plymouth,
radio,
heater
$075
or
best
offer.
An-
nlv
float
house.
Sourdouh
..TU.rt
Bav
(Seal
cove).
(bsp)
to
....
r-r.
.-.-.
r.
,
o
Train
Schedule
For
the
Fast-Mondays,
Wednesday
and
Fridays,
8
p.m.
'
from
the
Fast
Tuesday's
Thursdays
and
Saturdays,
10:15
put.
Want
Ads,
Sure
Results!
furnace,
and
Is
located
on
a
laree
corner
lot
In
a
rinven
lent
district.
It
is
close
to
P
Roval
shonpinK
centre
an
m
ter-oltv
buses.
Larue
liv
room
includes
a
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ti,...0
ta
nMiii.1
lworaled.
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senan,
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.xM-
500.
Anplv
James
Ritchie,
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
216
-
4th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Oreen
339
Prince
Rupert
tern.
V"
f'r-
-
li
Empire
Barber
Shot).
(55p
scott
mclaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
Lai
Ihil
(Jvrtiif
men
ti
not
publithed
at
ditpttyt
J
by
tht
Liquor
Control
Boitd
Of
by
th
Government
I
Brituh
Colymbia.
FOR
SALE
103R
Chev.
Redan
with
heater
Oood
running
condition.
Also
good
-
rubber.
Phone
Blue
721.
(51p)
'D,H
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
side
nnd
out.
and
of
solic
iron
struct
ion
For
further
Jm.
matlon.
please
phone
748.
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