MeaiiWlilie,
Vliret
umnagcia,
Prince
Rupert
Daiiv
News
Saturday,
May
2j.
IODE
was
pledged
to
raise
with-!
ln;year
of
the
carpets
Pm-j
R0fary
ShoW
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&
SJ.I
Participants
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Woi
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BATTER
UP
(By
LARRY
STANWOOD)
Home
old,
some
new
has
hen
I
WHh
Mrs
DONATIONS
SOLICITED
"We
have
solicited
donations
(rom
prominent
Canadians
and
we
we
expect
expect
that
that
IODE
IODE
chapters
chapters
'
will
send
in
contributions,"
said
i
,
m
n
mum
,wm,M
K
mot
h.j
lha
w
u"
t,,,,c
tIlc
nauiuuai
uuuuui
i
mpptintr
ont
under
lxjnu
-it
1
katoon
k
;t
;,
;,TH.,
today
J
Tne
carpet,
which
has
travel
sprciuuy
ftieciea
lor
the
Prlnfe'
"Rain
;i
J.
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r,inCe,tu,
....
.
'-4
Rup.-rt
Rotary
CI
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variety
J
mM
D1;
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Kht.
Other
ofrJ
HEAT
-
l!
n
PBPUIAR
jl
concert
tomorniiv
..
.
.
apitoi-meatre.
Responsible
for
the
arrangemerit
of
trn?
nroirram
1
Assistant
r,,,.,..
PACIFIC
COAST
Oakland
2,
Hollywood
3
Sacramento
1,
Seattle
4
San
Diego
2,
Portland
3
Los
Angeles
3,
San
Francisco
5
(
10
innings
i
Western
International
Yakima
1,
Victoria
7
I
Tacoma
9,
Vancouver
10
i
Spokane
4.
Salem
1
Wenatchee
4,
Trl-City
3
!
I
I
Hockey
Rules
!
;
Tightened
up
I
S,0
miles'
has'n!"
"-ton
W"
r
3
centres
by
more
than''
rT,nvenpr
Charles
Ev,,1,Jn
u,
Canadians
jRobeits.
Thi
proceeds
will
be
i
of;fur
Rotary
community
projects.
1
n,,3"
T'-j
e
received
received
hundreds
hundreds
of
led
some
fieen
in
300.000
"We've
poems
and
songs
about
Qaeen
The
prcgram
selections
in-1
"
r...
!
rthur
i
Mary
and
the
carpet,"
said
Mrs.!'''"de
dance
numbers"
by
Deana
I
dim
,T
ran,!lA
Peterson,
Elizabeth
Pierce,
Shar-
m
iwes
ln
t
,
on
Sk
nner
and
Sonja
Berg
I
c.rand
i
h
ed
't
'pypilr
of
Mrs.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton
thB
fh
an
I
st
:
c.:H
!
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v,-
T
....
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;
a
.
s
L
"
Of
B'
TO
P'
.tliuiis
uv
miniinriariMn
Rnc'
.
.
-
HALIFAX
CP
Canadian
Ama-
by
six
feet
.9!
i
Inches!
was
do-
weather-teur
Hockey
Association
vester-
nated
by
the
Queen
Mother
to
ure."
Choir;
solos
by
Miss
Inez
Amadio
selections
by
Rotary
Mixed
Chorus;
numbers
by
Mike
Colussl's
arM-rinn
)3arlci;
selections
by
laciier'
trio
consisting
of
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large,
Miss
Yvonne
Larson
and
Mrs.
Vera
Roberts.
uu"
J
i
ueinpi
i,
1
Grand
Guardian
Evans
was
prwtn.
ers
by
the
other
Miss
Margaret
f
Initiated
to
the
social
gathering
1
meeting.
I
Drill
Master
t
AlJ
me
city,
returned
'
n
the
Prince
Ru
night.
St.
Andrew's
Urn.
ed
in
1411,
is
the
lour
universities
,
Archie
Wudel
of
Swlft-Cnnn-'
s'Jled
thi
cir
11
i.
Walton.
"It
has
been
simply
,
amazing
the
way
people
have
,
queued
outside
fire-halls,
high
Rcnooi
uuuiiuriums
in
im
to
see
this
royal
treas-
It
also
was
taken
outside
Can-aria
to
the
Bahamas
in
February
and
Bermuda
In
April.
The
famed
piece
of
needlepoint
is
destined
eventually
to
be
placed
in
the
National
Gallery
at
Ottawa.
But
before
it
goes
there,
the
IODE
wouU
like
to
see
it
travel
a
few
m
.re
miles.
"We
have
hopes
that
it
could
be
loaned
to
Britain,
to
give
the
.
Pple
a,
chance
to
see
n,
saia
Mrs.
waiiun.
"Ann
prr-
S
Z
Commonwealth
"
Fingerprints
will
grow
exactly
fl5
thev
were
before
even
af
?-
removal
of
both
the
outer
and
lnner
skins.
dian
Co.
sailed
Thursday
night
8"'":J
.'n
Autrust
op
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
brief
vi:Ki!1ia.
to
atter.
busii..ss
trip
to
BuU'dale.
i
tlonal
cunvention
Play.
Jack
Laurie
of
Columbia
Cel-i
lulose
Co.
sailed
Thur.'day
night'
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
Mrs-
11
B
a
to
Vancouver.
He
will
meet
Mrs.
1
4Pe!lllilK
a
coup.
TORONTO
(CP)
The
copy-
right
for
Queen
Mary's
carpet
iin-
rrrln-
!-,.
,.u
pcrlul
urcRr
augniers
or
tne
r-mpire
unu
win
oe
sola
10
me
highest
bidder.
Mrs.
W.
R.
Walton.
Jr..
of
Oak-
ville,
Out.,
-
who
has
been
in
'
charge
of
the
handsome
piece
01
needlepoint
since
the
order
took
charge
of
it
10
months
ago.
said
in
an
interview
that
moiu-y
i
from
the
sale
of
the
copyriuiu
will
go
to
swell
the
dollars-tor
Britain
fund
established
by
the
IODE
to
buy
the
carpet
for
Canada.
ine
caroet.
in
leer
tnnhoa
the
British
government
to
raise
dollars
fur
her
country.
The
original
intention
was
to
auc-
tion
11
to
the
highest
bidder
in
Canada
or
the
United
States
on
!ne
understanding
that
it
would
bc
Pla:-ei
eventually
in
a
publiu
institution.
11
wa!i
taken
on
a
tour
of
28
U.S.
cities
and
six
in
Canada,
i
But
the
bids
resulting
from
the!
tnur
were
not
suitable.
The
"Z7K
i
f
i"
"
.
;
Vi
w
the
carpet
"
or
Canada
'
Sa
o
the
.
cht
means
th,
mi
unusual
floral
design
of
this
carpet
which
the
Queen
I
Mother,
in
her
8tk,
worked
on
during
the
Second
World
War.
eventually
may
appear
on
china
j
or
on
iurnuure.
ine
designs
were
adopted,
on
the
Queen's
instructions,
by
the
Royal
School
of
Needlework
ro'n
18th-century
originals
at
London's
Victoria
and
Albert
Museum
and
elsewhere.
T.hey
have
never
before
been
used
)n
tneir
Present
form.
Tne
prlee
the
IODE
hopes
to
i
8et
for
the
copyright
was
not
mentioned
but
it
will
be
as
high
as
possible.
At
present
the
car
pet
fund
is
some
$13,000
below
the
$100
000
minimum
which
the
Chapman
Wins
I
!
I
British
Title
PORTCAWL.
Wales
t
A
flurry
I
of
h-jt
golf
at
the
start
of
the
final
holes
brought
Dick
Chan
"n
of
Pine
hurst,
North
Caro-
',.
tlt,J
,,na-
Ul
Biitih.
amaUur
title
today
after
a
soggy
26-hole
duel
,
w
tn
c'iarles
Cue
of
Oklahoma
City.
The
score
was
5
and
4.
Chapman,
twice
a
beaen
fin-
Diit
dvertisean
tt
no
published
iiplycdbilKbqo.ConrolBo.rdo.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
Iron
and
Brass
Cas'ines
Electric
and
Acetylene
Wcldiiif;
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
I
I
If
voil
wniu,
to
sell
St.
advert,
I
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
For
Action
Advertise!
A
day
put
a
sting
in
its
rule
book
fur
players
or
team
officials
who
delay
games.
I
'
The
rule
provides
for
one-year
suspension
with
no
right
of
appeal
for
ajjlayer
or
"official
j
'
who
withdraws
frqm
the
ice,
fails
to
ice
a
team
or
refuses
to
start
I
play
within
two
minutes
after
'
being
ordered
to
do
so
dv
a
referee.
Under
a
new
amendment,
retu
stated
professionals
will
not
be
allowed
to
sign
cards
ifiti,
with
other
,th.,
than
ma,
iiiujuj
major
kji
or
ouiiiui
senior
Cubs
ciuds
u
if
thvy
mvy
,
have
been
reinstated
after
January
1
of
the
playing
season.
Football
Line-up
Prince
Rupert
will
be
repre-
sented
by
the
following
team
this
,
evening
in
a
specially
arranged
!
week-end
football
game
against
I
Greenville:
Morgan;
Dunbar
and
'
Eby
i
captain
i
;
Mazzone,
Yelland
!
and
D.
Gomez;
Cameron,
Put
j
Wilson,
Pavilikis,
Armstrong
and
j
L.
Murray;
spares,
Krause,
John
Wilson,
Alexander,
Jennings
I
Lord
and
A.
Wilson.
DP'stoTake
Scholai
irships
HALIFAX
The
first
of
six
teen
refugees
selected
for
schol
.nhin.
i,
o..i
I...
.....
I
across
across
Cinad,
Canada,
TrCIh
a
Czechoslova-
7
kian
and
a
Ukrainian,
are
sohed-
uled
to
arrive
her
nn
Mrf,
the
steamer
Nellv
fmm
r,
mr.
haven,
Germany,
the
Canadian
National
Railways
port
agent
here
reported
yesterday.
Kvetoslav
Janda,
24,
who
will
study
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
was
expelled
from
university
in
Brno,
Czechoslovakia,
in
1948
for
nolitiral
rrasims
prior
to
takinn
his
first.
'state
Classified
Advertising
is
payable
in
advance.
P.easo
refrain
from
telephoning.
Clas
Word
per
insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks.
D
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
E
igagement
Announcements
$2
00.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBI.K
PRICE.
Laurie
who
is
already
in
the'
south.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
-at
11:15
daylight
time,
is
leported
to
be
two
hours
late.
c
D
BOATS
FOR
SALE
I
KENT'S
It.C.'S
Finest
Yacht
Uarcaln
EXCELLENT
CONDITION
IMMEDIATE
SALE
FULL
DIESEL
ULTIMATE
IN
LUXURY
58
FT.
HERE
IS
one
ot
British
Columbia
s
finest
cruMinu
vachts.
ex-
tremelv
well
ouilt
and
lurnished.
f
tie
s
known
not
onlv
tor
her
,
beautiful
lines,
but
also
as
an
excellent
sea
boat
and
one
that
has
crui.-ed
to
Alaska,
worked
oir
tne
ueen
Charlottes,
etc
Power
is
lrom
Cummins
Diesel
ijusl
broken
in
t
air-cooled
livht-
irm
plant,
plus
electric
cnaruer
lor
shore
comfort.
Hot
water
heatlne
and
hot
and
cold
running
water
under
pressure:
two
bathrooms
one
with
tub.
Sleep-
Bl'SINESS
OPPoffl
BUSINESS
OPP0F
FOR
SALE
-
F
$2200
for
(uilv
i
a
ui
am.
oume
Red
892.
LOST
LOST-Btiditle
bir
grev
wings.
Phu.
Reward.
rtKSON
UNWANTED
HAIR
lv
eradicated
.
.
i
if
I
t
.
a
ii
mm
mm
as
b
New
Stock
Arriving
Daily
MANSON'S
The
most
reraa:
ery
ot
the
ae.
guaranteed
to
k
of
anv
hair
am
druns
or
ehemi
Lab.
679
Gram
ver,
BC.
mothers.
Vtoini:
Miner
Simond.son,
Stan
Corn-
well,
and
Alex
Bill
of
Cummer-
I
cials,
Gordon
&
Anderson
and
Abel
&
Odowes
respectively,
are
ho'lding
down
the
front
of
the
:
Association.
AH
agree,
however,
th.it
an
"organizing
directorate"
:
is
badly
needed
and
all
baseball
In
Prince
Rupert
Is
scratching
its
hefld
trvinff
to
find
someone
'
thev
can
annraath
for
the
lob.
!
Needless
to
sav.
an
executive
0f
any
sports
association
must
first
be
interested
in
the
sport
and
secondly
be
a
sportsman
as
well.
That
is
why
the
association
chose
the
last
executive,
they
say,
and
are
indeed
sorry
to
find
that
neither
Mr.
Price
nor
Mr.
Stone
will
be
able
to
serve
them
this
year.
Opening
game
will
be
played
tomorrow
evening;
weather
permitting,
and
this
time
it
is
Commercials
and
Gordon
fe
Anderson
who
will
mix
it.
Line-up
for
Commercials
was
given
eariijr
Stan's
team
will
play:
Vic
Caralli,
catcher;
Vernon
Ciccone,
starting
pitcher;
L.
Kristmanson
and
Don
Seller,,
relief
pitchers;
George
Barr,
first
base;
Bill
Sundberg,
second
fca.se;
Doug
Shier,
short-stop;
Don
Scherk,
third
base;
Andy
Marshall,
left
outfield;
Stan
Cornwell,
centre
field
and
Ray
I
Spring,
right
outfield.
I
Spares
are
rookies
Fred
Chris-1
tensen,
Larry
Mathews,
Jerry
I
Ford,
Glen
Carlson
and
Darryf
Young.
The
top
of
the
batting
order
will
meet
starting
pitcher
Larry
Warner,
Commercial's
ace-in-the-hole
hurler
who
hails
from
Smithers
and
the
Okanagan'
International
League.
The
game,
which
will
follow
the
Kinsmen's
delayed
sports
event
at
Roosevelt
Park,
will
be
announced
play-by-play
over
the
public
address
system.
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Action
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and
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By
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939
rlist.
was
only
one
up
as
the
two
new
Johnson
5
outboard
Cash
Americans
turned
for
home
but
1
onlv.
Box
103
Dailv
News,
he
th?n
uncorked
a
streak
of
(ltpi
shots
thut
won
him
the
next
FOR
SALE
Odd
pieces
of
fur-three
holes.
!
mtuie
ail
in
excellent
condi-Th
M,th
r-nr,.iii
.i
I
tion.
Phone
Red
813
after
6
Your
choice
of
16
Datterns
of
fnglish
Bone
China
Cups
at
97c.
Beautiful
Gifts
for
every
occasion.
We
will
continue
to
qive
a
$3.50
Flint
Bread
Knife
with
every
$3.50
purchase.
-
s
,
i
m
m
m
.
u
.
ei
m
.
m
ia
inn
accommodation
tor
eWnt
j
WILL
MIND
clu
ne.iule
in
comfort
i
owner's
state-
in
vood
home
A
mild
catastrophe
hit
the
baseball
circle
in
Prince
Rupert
this
week.
Following
a
couple
of
letters
of
resignation,
the
Baseball
Association
is
without
an
executive.
President
W.
P.
Stone
and
Secretary
Harry
Price
both
tendered
their
resignations
yesterday.
One
of
the
main
reasons
they
gave
was
that
neither
had
been
present
when
elected.
Mr.
Stone
also
said
he
was
"too
busy"
and
could
not
do
justice
to
his
posi
tion.
i
Vice-president
William
Gor-
'
don
could
not
be
reached
for
comment
rjy
press
time.
V,i.V(()lVi:K
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Coquitlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
A
KM,
STEWART
AND
l'OKT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOU
NOUTII
QIIF.N
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam
June
8
and
22
y
p
in.
FOR
SOUTH
QCEK.N,
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam,
June
1,
15,
&
29
8
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
5(58
Cl,i,,a
SHOP
OB
1
cm
d
Pro
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
HOOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
PHONES
Black
752
ked
894
P.O.
Box
1070
HEATERS
and
AUTOMATIC
FLOOR
FURNACES
RANGE
BURNERS
Unconditional
Guarantee
of
Satisfaction
on
Ail
Services
GORDON
D.
RONSON
Oil
Burner
Specialist
733-5th
Ave.
W.
Black
503
colussi's
music
store
Agents
for
the
finest,
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
-4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
RORIE
&
LAIRD
I
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
rhone
387
P.O.
Box
130
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
D.C
21-23
Besner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
'
I
Ave.
Black
Ml
,
GIVE
the
folks
t
.
get
one
ol
!
cakes
or
pies
P
'
Ltd
Phone
643
1.
i
CASH
fur
:rap
I
per
batteries
'
'
Phone
543-cal,
City.
examination
in
law.,
He
was
940'
wi,s
two
under
par
in
the
later
arrested
and
sentenced
to
mornlllS
round
which
he
finish-six
months'
imprisonment
for
,
e(
two
"p-
anti-Communist
activity.
Then
j
"
he
was
drafted
into
tlw
army
I
from
Imanuel
College,
University
and
fent
tn
n
forced
lnhor
pnmii
I
of
Toronto,
now
stnHvinw
nt
tti
room
nas
uouoie
oeo..
rurnisn-ni".s
Include
china,
cutlerv
new
a
i
r
i
o
l
m
mattresses,
lineas,
oraoes.
lounee
furniture,
etc.
This
cruiser
Is
pouioped
with
BKNDIX
CONTROLS
for
one-man
handling,
so
a
crew
is
not
i'"i"wniv
needed.
ULTRAMODERN
eallev
with
Cvclos
o'l.
rantce.
Lustrolite
drainboards,
'iino
sink
tao
and
other
unique
features.
Fire
fiyhtin?
system,
charts
dinahv
on
davits,
compass
se
iichliijhts.
radio,
etc.
all
included
-
Thi!--
shin
must
be
sold
Immediately.
We
Invite
Private
Surveys.
EXCELLENT
COMPANY
SHIP
Full
Itarcain
Price
$17.50000
This
cannot
be
duplicated
In
,
I
B.C.
ACT
FAQTM
..
.7
,
.
''Itt
.
,
1.
Mesto
Llbava,
r
i.
Moravia,
from
I
University
of
-
Strasbourg.
Profes-
I
FOR
M
FOR
RENT
-
bune-iluw.
,nP',
Located
cior;t
onlv.
B.
C.
Cloth:
FOR
RENT
nixw
..h
Plioilp
K:
KENT
REALTY
LIMITED
I
FOR
HENT-
W
4!
V!
i.
3li
ifi
in
V
'
i
Jl;
71;
Ui,.,.,
Strn.t
n.,r,lull
n-,Rl
Victoria,
B.C.
(123c)
FOR
SALE-32-ft.
troller.
gurd-Ics;
needs
engine.,.
What
offer?
Green
154.
.
-
.i123ui
WANTEI
WANTED
TO
BUY
Small
un-j
liirniyhed
house
Close
in.
Box
t
BIKT11
NOTICE
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
A.
J.
Sollowav
a
dauuhier
on
Mav
1!5
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Husuital.
dtp
i
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Beattie
washing
machine,
excellent
condition,
$75.00
Phone
Red
033.
tl4ji
FOR
SALE
One
oil
stove
cheao.
'
Aupiv
1020
9lh
East
or
phone
biue
394.
.
(Hoi
-
-
FOR
SALE
Ba3v
carriige.
a,-
ength
coat
size
14.
Mv-
Double
dress
form.
Above
St
vie
,
Beauty
Bhou.
(ltpi
j
m
.Hi,,,
FOR
SALE
2
bovs'
blcvcles
in
uoort
condition.
Phone
Own
727.
1
124c)
FOR
SALE
Bed
chesterfield
for
Quick
sale,
good
condition.
No.
20.
Cow
Bay.
U25p)
.run
oALt-Nine
niece
walinit
diniiia
rooift
suite,
in
good
con-
dition.
Phone
Green
837.
r.
(124pl
FOR
SALE
Three
Piece
chest-
eriieiu
suite.
4
piece
bedroom
suite,
dek
with
chair.
2
bonk
stands,
kitchen
table
and
two
cnairs.
ah
in
good
condition
No.
I.
Mussalem
Block.
Ph
me
nea
ira.
(123m
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Ling-Deli,
sueecier
Shovels
Cranes:
Draulines:
Adams
Road
Graders:
Llttlefoid
Bros.
Black
Ton
Hur.id
Maintenau.-e
Eauiument;
Owen
clamshell
uc-Kt'is
ana
nor.it
Granules;
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Forkllft
Trucks-
NcUon
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockiiile
and
Snow
Keinoval;
Hiee
Port-
aoie
uenirmiaal
Pumns;
National
Drairliiip
Scrapers
and
Buckets;
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoist;
National
Portablp
Sawmills:
National
Rotary
Screens
and
Conveyors
Full
Information
from
National
MachinerV
Co.
Limited
Vancouver.
B.C
(t
FOR
SALE
New
ana
used
fur
niture-
Hardware
pnd
tables
chests
of
drawers,
beds
complete,
bedroom
suites,
small
size
rarnets.
field
elas.ses.
used
iwuiim
Doots.
Rpwinc
ma-chinas,
radios
and
bicycles,
'""fi
user.tl
nousuhold
arncjes
at,
lowest
or
lees.
Sec
n.
j.
rurnuure
uo.
lilack
324
(tf-c
CARS
FOR
KAI.K
?OR
RALE
-condition.
-1937
Chev.
coot'
$600.
Phone
Re'
296.
U23pi
FOR
SALE
1939
Chev.
4-door
ifdan.
Good
mechanical
condition
and
p.nod
rubber.
For
atlick
sale.
WriO.OO.
R.
Smith
phone
72.
9-6
p.m.
(123c,l
CASH
for
oulck
sale
Austin
A40
eood
shape.
Low
niilen'e
PhoneBlup
992.
H27p
FOR
SALE-1950
AultliTstation
Waaon
Low
mileaae.
new
con-dition.
Phone
Green
587
(125pi
BOATS
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
One
29-ft.
-trolling
boat.
"Olirn
'
Ph.
.no
ri.,..
83.
(12301
40'
Cruis
"Oriole":
90
h
d
Universal:
12
V
liohtine.
wired
for
1
in
V.
Good
living
accommodation
for
two
Moored
Yacht
Club:
owner
aboard.
H25cl
FOR
SAI,eI3$.5O0--Barge"
"Driftwood
Queen"'
20'
x
8'
X
IV
2
years
old
Has
Northill
anchor
and
Star
marine
conversion
rend"
to
Instal.
Moored
Yncht
Club:
see
owner
abomd
"Oriole."
(tf)
FOR
SALE
26-ft.
boat
"Stella
Marls."
Can
be
seen
at
Aero
Club,
Seal
Cove.
Phone
Green
155.
U2tip)
107
Daily
News.
U24pi
wanted
to
rent-
WANTED
Anyone
who
plavs
anv
instrument
to
toin
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Bund
Practise
8:00
p.m.
Civic
Centre
everv
Monday
(124c)
WANTED
to
R2
WANTED
-
TOP
MAKKK1
!
J''l's,p
.-edsl'phor
N,
lv
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
iron
Hieei.
ura.ss
copper,
leun
ra:
i,
Honest
grading
Prompt,
pav-
;
WANTED
TO
-
Bin
duieii
For
Your
'
PAINTING
ond
DECORATING
See
.
SPENCE&MATIUK
Green
817
Phone
Black
215
(evenings)
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
A.
I
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C
A.
353
-3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
1247
Phone
88
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP.
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
204
4th
Street.
Phone
055
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1B26
For
genuine
pav
ts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
Cleaner
Cutting
Saws
Your
Hl
will
rat
clsnr,
truer.
f&Htr
whtn
filrl
on
iMf-im
ur
preriKion
marlnne.
wun
lc
11B
prvice
on
ll
typ?
of
w.
Ml'
Mrint
your
rkwii
in
today.
W
Old
MW
rrtoulhrd.
11
'
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
liilo
PIGGOTT
PLACE
Box
1011
Station
B.
(Agent:
Bus
Terminal)
-..
........
w.iii.n
the
United
Stales
title
back
in
sor
Fcnnell
has
devoted
much!
time
to
aiding
refugee
students.!.
Ttv
.
universities
at
which
the
student
lefugecs
will
study
will
be
Dalhousle,
Montreal,
Laval,
British
Columbia,
McGill,
Western
Ontario,
Toronto,
Saskatchewan,
Carelton
and
Brandon.
Tne
International
Ri'guee
Oi
ganization
liner
Nelly
will
bring
more
than
1,309
immigrants
to
Canada
on
this
voyage.
Thev
will
travel
in
four
CN
R.
boat
trains
to
all
sections
of
Canada.
.
v
III
WTTTTiMLlT
mn
I
mmm
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
f
HANDLER'S
STl'DIO
210
-
4Ui
Ktreet
Box
845
Phone
Green
389
Prince
Rupert
Steam
Baths
OPEN
12
noon
to
12
midnite
Phone
658
Corner
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
Green
iM.
ROOM
and
Board-West.
downstair3
41
U-DHIVE
CAR?
"7rl
utenn'".
'-
WANTED
TO
ruriusnen.
-"
small
dott.
?W
38!)
before
6
a
1I1XP
AV1'
WANTED
ExD'''Pj
WANTED
-
Canj
77
Bus
Ti'ii".
HELP
WfflSfc
to.
Co.
Ltd.
v
kB
f
NT
HELP
rivtl,
pr
PREPAK?,
...
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r
Exam
E
School.
301
Winnlnes.
ment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
i
Metals
Ltd..
251)
iJror
SI,.
Van--r.
B.
y.
i'hone
P"
6357.
(tI5
IJEAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
Furnished
4
room
house.
1345
1st
Overlook.
H2Jp
FOR
SALE
House
six
rooms,
I
which
he
escaped
in
1950
to
the
U.S.
zone
of
Germany.
Studying
in
the
Ukraine,
Theo
Hryschko,
who
is
going
to
Brandon
University,
was
forced
to
leave
home
with
his
parents
in
1943
and
they
became
refugees.
Hiey
were
brought
to
Munich
in
1944
and
were
forced
to
work
for
the
Nazis
until
liberation.
Since
then
he
has
completed
his
school
studies,
three
semesters
at
the
Ukrainian
University
in
Munich
i
and
has
attended
the
Iro
English
;
Institute
at
Lauf.
,
He;
speaks
i
seven
languages.
The
sixteen
refugee
students
were
chosen
for
the
Canadian
scholarships
by
William
F.
Fen-re!l,
professor
of
Systematic
Theology,
on
leave
of
absence
DEPARTMENT
OP
DEFENCS
PRODUCTION
TENDER
NO.
0.3t-3N-54
SEALED
TENDERS
iclod
in
ivoi?aj
niMikl
aiviinini
in
th
lwiv
'I
wider
I
No.
aud
i.ddrHd
to
the
Swrptary,
Depart-
miit
ot
DlMice
Pniu-lm
(70
Lyin
I3ini).
ifttawa.
tiiitaiio,
wiH
be
r-eivj
(uiilU
4.00
P.M.
(E.D.S.T.),
on
toe
Thirteenth;
I
day
ot
June,
1961
.
for
Interior
and
Exlenor
Painting,
H.M.C.8.
"CHATHAM",
Anii(J
iRupert,
B.C.
TetMWr
(omj
will
be
tii.hlied
by
thq
I
KtiiaiUuent
of
lefeitut
Production
uKiij
reuuMik.
No
tenders
wil
1
be
cuiiiudtfit-d
uulwHj
niao
on
aucti
foruui
and
Hid
alj
teudfl?
,tn
utject
to
the
itrina
et
furth
or
relJJ
i
to
ui
noun
tonus.
(
'
The
Hecifi
cations
&r
on
exhibition
i
tli
(JrHctxi
ot
the
Dfitartntetit
of
lfene4
IFmducU:!.
Huoiti
Httt.
No.
I
Temporary
'Buildiiig,
(70
i.yon
6:iwt),
OHswft,
Ouivto
tnl
winch
otti
vs
ciMit.
may
l
t-Maiited
uptni
'diHMMil
Ot
$5
in
the
(oiiii
of
m
rertitifd1
clitfie
made
paLb!e
u
the.
Receiver
(ittierai
ot
t
"anuria.
Th
ia
uV-iNwit
will
bm
treirtilrtd
wlt
uMh
eoptee
a
reCurtMiri
tn
aooj
uudilioit.
bpecthratioft
ant
uwi
tm,
display
at
the
General
fWi
Ofioe,
IViim
Kiipat-
V.C.,
and
at
the
Hritudi
t'dtuiiirwa
CoiitriKtori'
Ahsuciation.
tiuit
Ul,
HL6
H'sai1
HaatincH,
V
uncoil
rr
ti.C.
Eaeh
tetidei
Biiiat
be
aceoti)taiad
by
m
j
writhed
ohequ
on
a
uiiarbered
bank
in'
'('aiiatU
paytle
to
the
Kweiver
liitieral
lot
CanaWn,
or
ty
'trer
thmi4i,
an
ajrwilttut,
;m
the
rm
of
t4tider.
for
in
ptt
ceiil
Wfoh
iol
lite
aj.munt
o!
the
lender.
All
de
o
ar.arfe
wrll
he
mlNnied
-'
Ua.
iti
he
rtumP
ti
fit
aneryful
tenrteferi
;he
lrtLrfl
def-tnie
to
witer
d.to
a
ctn
tract
for
the
woik
alien
rnitwted
to
do
r
aliotild
fan
af-ter
aeeeitiiM
ttie
ountsaut
w
complete
the
Mine
aatudaolorily.
Thv
Vuwaat
or
any
twnW
will
Dot
aaJ
arily
be
aoarpted.
DEPARTMENT
OP
DKFENCB
PRODUCTION
1.
C.
ftUTLEDGE,
SacrUrr
Ottawa
OnUrior
May
IT,
1M1,
W
No.
Q.m.
i
twu
ioi
on
nn
nve.
casi.
nrni
high
school.
$5,000
cash.
Phone
WILL
MrPJn
Bla-k
205.
Owner.
Eariv
nis-
:
home.
Heo
W"-,.
OIL
Bu""..r;.
and
Stove
"J
Dijr.k
r
Hons
.
.r.
n'!f
FOR
SALE
ERASER
HOUSE
Biggest
little
well-established
hotel
business
in
Northern
B.C.
Forced
to
sell
owing
to
agp
and
Illness.
Mr.
ad
Mrs.
K.
H.
Hicks.
(tic
i
FOR
SALE
Remodelled
5-room
wartime
house
good
condition,
near
school
and
bus-Telephone
Green
145.
(124ci
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE
One-half
section
good
farm
land
in
Peace
River
country
tor
good
house
and
lot
in
Rupert,
'Annlv
1040
Eighth
Avenue
East.
(123PI
FOR
SALE-1617
Piggott
Place
Wartime
four,
some
'"-nrnvements,
furnished.
$3500.
cash.
.
G28u
FOR
SALE
Wartime
4
-room
house
Furnished.
Good
ou
for
cash
CK-cupancv
end
of
Tune.
Aoolv
1336
First
Overlook
after
6.
(128p)
Fok
SALE
3-room
house,
almost
furnished
218
2nd
Ave
and
11th
Street,
between
5
and
7.
HlP'
ri.i
worn
sheet
ir''h
W-1
en
11
2
-
WTriVRRS0"
f
Icier,.
A'
.lewller.
SJ
teen
-
t1
'
"Arcot
pTtrtTic
Accoy,"
ccov
fax
siwr
R,.
Stone
B"'"""'
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you