Frbnnry
3,
1940.
"'
"
in
imn
fit
M1V117'1V
ivmn
villi
lit
af
ave
iYiasqueraae
orful
Thur.day
Nlfht
In
OildfHIV
Hall
Interesting
(otumes
A
Hall
a
coionui
masquerade
staged
by
the
Sons
of
,
u
nrofffisor
dressed
woman,
Miss
Ther
Dc-urdlns.
as
iiecitauon.
Sick
Soldier
Is
.
Back
In
Room
Of
Birth
Hospital
Private
J.
O.
Adams
of
the
Six
teenth
Canadian
Scottish
celebra
ted
his
twenty-seventh
birthday
on
Thursday
In
the
old
Prince
Rupert
uenerai
Hospital
building
in
the
same
place
where
he
spent
the
.
.
-
rrt
iiirnt
nmiri
nr
hia
..r
r.i
......
i.
i
n
i
m
n
i
i
lump
i
:hi
iwr
w.
..aw
.
.
.
.
inn
i.r-
-
"I
I
.j
who
wrrc
in
attendance,
xne
"ua,"
me
rrince
l,:id
bom
gaily
aecoraiea
lori"""
vni
rcuruary
i
s.sion
with
colored
streamers
lu"-
uw
"
Mr-
ana
Mrs.
i.i
iwiiiinm
Animi
rrtrmHo
f
1
ballwins.
inuHiim
an
uppiupn-
-
v..
Unit
for
numerous
interesting
'"-c
irwH
ne
u
c
.
...
-
j..
Inallmit
in
th
milltarv
hnniii
I
:i!nf'
worn
oy
uie
dancers.
;
'
i
i'
-in
a
urana
Marcn,
ine
cos:""-
-
uiu
p
drmlnPd
h
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
......
T
Itlill.-1.rii
rrnt
a
-(
n-
.
udges
Martin
Erlrltson,
E.
J"
n
un
Mrs
Letnc
and
Mlss,for
"e
toc.al
arrtn-
ml-thy
Ualllnger-as
follows.
ba""
deludes
the
quarters
drrvsed
man.
8.
P.
Wood-!wnlch
were
m"y
VMr
a-
umO
us
u
iiurorry
in
MIC
wa
nospitai.
Private
Adams'
father
for
many
years
was
Identified
with
the
nld
imirai
man,
uene
nupav
city
police
heft,
htfrtnt
been
a
L
i
ckface
'
sergeant
when
pottelnf
of
the
.
omical
-woman.
Mrs.
L.
M.
city
was
Uken
over
by
the
provln-!.
country
boy.
clal
police.
The
former
Sergeant
wa-
by
Mike
Colussl's
Or-
Adams
U
now
located
In
Washing
Dancing
kept
up
from
10
ton
Slate,
having
retired
from
;
3
30
a
m.
maid
Johan-
ppllce
work
years
ago.
Mrs.
Adams
roster
of
ceremonies.
died
Home
year
ao
In
the
south.
refreshments
were
serv-..ht
'
"
;
i
were
drawings
during
the
rive
thousar.a
il4c
Rupert
winner"
being
Floyd
Eby,
peop'
the
Dally
News.
It
.
n.twntv
A
Garnet
and
D,
pay
to
let
them
know
what
yo&
have
to
sell
FEBRUARY
SALE
at
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
Prince
Rupert
B.
C.
ii
n
n
on
i
t
OA
ava
Hniivc
Hrnm
X
ll
0
tn
in
V
MI
Tl
m
a.
.i
h
m.
m
am
u
m
k.
-m
mm
-
1WBJ
aWMiW
tWB(i
-
--oooooooooooooooaoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
j-g
Vjp
TOO
COLD?
Why
Not
Answer
This
Qtieilon
Accurately
by
HeferrinK
to
a
TAYLOR
THERMOMETER
Taylor
Thermometers
Arc
Triced
al
65c,
$1,
$1.25
Md
$2.50
Ormes
Ltd.
The
Hexall
Slore
Phones
81
Open
Dally
from
8
sun.
till
10
p
m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
15
to
5
pm
7
to
4
p.m.
&
82
anil
o
O
D
If
i
c
m
depend
dimply
on
your
own
or
somebody
eise
s
g
.a
.
it
.
a
.........
....
4
.
..s-.
.211
n
e
of
heat
It
is
dime
po.inie
me
tempi-ranui.-
w
m
5
irt
mi
u
tmiioiiifhv
rni
nvcrneaien
rooms
.uii
i-
a
talkfv
uhili.
rnnm
liolow
C8
deiricefi
produce
coius,
g
in.
I
ill..
.
1
ItlilTfll'lll
lltllL
llltJIIl
IIIU
U
,
-
.
.
...
A
Otrv
In
fun
h
a
m
.
.
...n.-nil'lAAaofiAa
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
il
OCCAM
fAUt
and
POWELL
RIYE8
Strainer
leaves
Prince
Ktipert
every
TUtmSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trhlni
leave
1'rlnce
Rnpert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wedtteadny
Friday,
6
p.m.
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
and
Ste-wnrt
every
WEDNESDAY.
2
p.m.
For
Jaw,
etc.,
tail
or
xcrUt
aty
TtcUti
Offici,
S28
So
An.
,
V-0-40
,tliliwr
Si
COMMITTEES
OF
CHAMBER
Members
of
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
Are
Assigned
to
Duties
W.
M.
Watts,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com
merce,
has
appointed
committees
of
the
Chamber
for
the
year
as
Clvlc-J.
J.
Little,
shclford
Dar-
ton.
J.
L.
Lee
and
O.
P.
Tinker.
Entertainment
D.
O.
norland,
P.
J.
Skinner.
C.
C.
Mills
and
Cyril
Keiiett.
Finance-
Arnold
Flaten,
J.
W
Nlcholls,
R.
o.
Hopkins
arid
Thomas
McMeekin.
FUherles-o.
W.
Nlckerson.
Croft
Brook,
R.
M.
Wlnslow
and
O.
C.
Mitchell.
Freight
Rates
J.
W.
Nlcholls.
C.
V.
Evltt.
R.
E.
Moore
and
3.
O
Johns.
TECK-DAHT
ftTKWi
""
I
LOCALS
I
Grain
J.
a.
Johns.
11.
A.
Dreen.
last
htsht
Cash
for
Old
Oold.
Bulger
'.
ti
tot
prompt
arid
toUtteoW
Phone
13
TfciL
tf.
W.
R.
MaeAfee
returned
to
the
dty
on
the
Priftcess
Adelaide
last
night
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
or
three
days
in
the
city,
sailed
the
national
lottery.
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
last
hlght
Paris
of
Wartime
on
his
return
to.
Vancouver.
The
evening
advance
and
at
'
'
IV.
Jl
I.
.
a
t.
o.--
l.
",c
nour
ine
crowos
ais-
it."f3a.,,ssr-2,,5
a
ss
-j
-s
Canadian
A.
W
Upsln.
A.
O.
Rlx
and
Frank
'Adelaide
last
nleht
Dibb.
j
Port
W.
L.
Coates.
R.
M.
Wins-
Rev.
Hugh
Dobson,
low.
Peter
Solem
and
H.
A.
Breen.
vancellsm
nnrf
srv!;
Radio
D.
C.
McRae,
C.
O.
Minns,
J
L.
Lee
and
Croft
Brook.
Real
Estate
and
Insurance
John
Dybhavn.
G.
P.
Tinker.
John
Currle
and
Theo
Collart.
Rctall-C.
0.
Minns.
O.
A.
Bry
LAMPLIGHTERS
GO
J!
WESTMINSTER.
Eng..
Feb.
3:
gCP
The
centuries-old
figure
of
8
the
lamplighter
has
disappeared
fiom
Westminster
streets.
Lamp-g
lighters
In
nearby
Holborn
are
still
8
.lighting
lanterns
but
they
are
hur
ricane
lamps
for
air
raid
use.
Announcements
aU
adtertisements
tn
ihU
col-oron
will
be
charged
for
a
mil
ifinnth
hi
J!-)
orl
Eagles
Bridge,
February
7.
Toe
II
Dance.
Seal
Cove.
Feb
9.
Legion
Valentine
Tea.
Mrs.
D.
C.
Schubert's.
February
14.
Cambral
Valentine
Ball,
Febru
ary
18.
S.
O.
N.
Leap
Year
Dance
Febru
ary
23.
Boys'
'Band
Dance
February
28.
March
1
Tea.
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan's.
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergtn's.
February
15,
Anglican
Spring
Sale.
April
4.
IN
TllKlM
THEME
OOI'HT
Of
MUTI'ltl
In
IToh'l
In
111
MMtrr
tt
Oi
"ArtmlnlMritlon
In
Ihf
Mllr
of
th
Elt
of
Andrrw
l
MYorrr,
Ilfffanfrt
tAKE
NOTICE
thAt
by
ccVr
of
Hlg
Honor
Judge
W.
H.
FWiW
dated
th
.2nd
dT
vi
Jainnry
1940
I
wm
up-bclrrtfd
AdnUnlwtpntior
of
the
Ett
of
Amlrrw
tHvrtl
Wmwf,
rxaid.
lt
nt
th
C
tv
of
Prince
mrrt;.
Briimn
CtoluniWa,
ami
all
p"r-ii
havlnfi
tlttinw
gninet
Vhm
mid
Ewtato
r
ner
by
mjturwl
to
furrUMi
vtte
mm
vo
me
brcporty
rrlfll
mi
or
brforo
the
38th
dny
of
rrtmwry
1940
nd
J1
pri
Inil-O'M
to
w
wild
Efluna
rr
mruinxi
(o
noy
the
moui.t
ot
thlr
LndnbUd'
nrr
i
w
uir
.v.
minimi.
NCI1MAN
A.
WATT.
Ofnclai
Admin
Intra
toe,
Prince
Kup-rt,
n.
O.
rart
h
-2nd
chvy
of
Jnvmry,
A.
D.
1840.
I
Hfk
f..
1
c
hi.-
m
a
ujctens
Ul-
v""
c
"'
"
mosphere
tvuin
uuicuaic
un
111
I
Tin
cess
Adelaide
this
Week.
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson
and
M.
M.
Mc,
-
Lachlan.
I
Tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking,
Legislative
W.
O.
Pulton.
J.
T.!Rel
headquarters,
2nd
and
night
on
the
Prrtcess
.Adelaide
Lumber-W.
R.
McAfee,
W.
P.
Ar-
Zt,Z
-T
,
7u
-lUre
Mr-av7
x,
mour.
J.
A.
Undsay
and
C.
V.
Evltt.
S6"""
for,ihe
pMt
Membership-
F
A.
MacCallum,
h
?
J"
,ldefttlfled
W
J.
Scott,
Bert
Morgan
and
SheU
!j
iISk
ttrntxA
of
ford
Darton.
mx
Hellbroner's
store
here.
lfUlMi
t
r
n
n..
11..
v
vv
tn
secretary
of
Public
Works
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson.Jthe
United
Church
of
Canada
George
Ross.
Robert
Oordon
and
J.
from
Vancouver,
will
be
the
speak,
E.
Boddle.
er
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
Publicity-
O.
C
Mitchell.
H.
F.of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
puiien,
j.
e.
Morris
ana
r.
J
ner.
H.G.
HELGERSON
LTD.
216
Sixth
StTeef
See
V
For
All
Kinds
tt
Insurance
and
Heal
Estate
Notary
Public
We
have
on
our
lists
the
fol-lowins
good
buys
GRAHAM
AVE,
WestView.
5-room
house.
2
bedrooms,
finished
attic,
glass
porch,
fully
modern,
furnace,
fireplace,
lovely
view,
garden,
$5,000
on
terms.
TAYLOR
STM
6-robm
house,
3
bedrooms,
bath,
fully
modern.
In
fine
condition,
S1C00
on
terms.
171
3rd
AVE..
2-story
building,
6-room
flat
above,
3
bed
rooms,
hardwood
floors,
fully
modern,
large
room
below
suitable
for
garage
or
.workshop.
S2300.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
nidi.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MiH.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
rnoKE
tn
GROCERY
SPECIALS
Every
Day
at
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
'Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phones
18
and
19
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
FttANCt;
I?
WAR
flARB
rcdritlfiued
ftotft
Page
One)
lng,
MBco-tchanto6da!
Oul,
Monsieur
e
Cafltalnel''
In
the
alcove
at
the
window
the
Poles
are
celebrating
with
a
dash
of
Vodka.
At
the
same
lime
crbwds
churn
cease!ely
along
the
wide
boulevards,
and
avenues,
pausing
be
fore
the
obscurely
lighted
stalls
at
which
one
may
buy
Inexpensive
souvenirs,
old
books,
fresh
nugat,
or
take
a
chance
on
a
wheel
of
fortune
In
the
hope
of
winning
a
Oiler
Cesner,
after
a
visit
of
two
bottle
of
champagne
or
a
ticket
cn
silent,
mysterious,
des-
efted,
The
Cars
and
buses.
dlmW
veiled,
pass
with
the
soft
swish-
Mlss
Frances
Cummlngs,
who
'!J8
8oUnd
of
R
skate
cutting
has
besn
on
a
holiday
trio
to
Van
.tnrtush
tce,.turn
deftly,
nolse-
eouvef.
returned
to
the
city
from
,e8sly-
the
south
on
the
Princess
Adelaide!
ShaP
masses
gather
and
separate,
a
rare
shadow
material
izes
for
a
fleeting
Instant
tinder
the
glimmer
of
a
street
lamD
a
glimpse
of
dark
eyes,
a
smile,
then
Harvey,
W.
R.
McAfee
and
F.
A.
6tn
Street.
Wednesday,
February
7,,'"
again
In
the
fog
which
battles
MacCallum.
;
Funds
to
be
used
for
local
Soldiers
Hlghway-S.
E,
Parker.
Max
Hell.-!
Hospital
Supplies.
(31)
broner,
Thomas
Trotler
and
R.
E.
...
Moorc
1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Q.
F.
Davey
and
Labor
Frank
Dlbb,
J.
E.
Doddle.
John
Currle
and
8.
E.
Parker.
on
wm
oe
leaving
next
Friday
Mining
ii.
r.
ruuew.
j.
ivm
Mrs
W
itn
nprVeKu
las.
J.
J.
little
and
Cyril
Kellett.
(little
daughter.
Georglna,
who
have
"?Ch.
nutty
odor-the
chesUiut
yen
ddr's
stove
Aianne-reier
wne.
w.
r.
at-.
been
Visiting
for
the
past
few
mour.
P.
M.
Ray
and
0.
W.
Nicker-1
months
in
Vancouver.
Victoria
son.
'and
elewhr
in
tha
.u.ftr
Peace
River
Outlet
Theo
Collart.
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
against
the
blurted
moonbeams
which
try
In
vain
to
pierce
It.
There
a
group
of
soldiers
who
laugh
out
suddenly.
Two
of
three
yards
away
they
are
Invisible
but
tneir
voices
carry.
A
number
-jdf
young
blue-caped
policemen
Jo'ln
them
to
share
the
Joke
("sidewalk
swallows,"
the
French
call
-them
slangily)
and
warn
them
against
making
too
much
of
a
row.
A
wnui
or
charcoal
mixed
with
glows
against
the
old
stones
of
the
Conclergerle
where
Marie
Antoinette
speht
her
last
days
Imprisoned.
The
glacial
wind
flutters
a
skirt
at
the
corner
a
corner
even
more
obscure
than
the
others.
A
feminine
silhouette
pauses,
loiters,
a
whisper
and
disappears.
It
Is
cold
tolder
than
Paris
has
known
in
yearsa
cold
which
deebens
one's
compassion
and
pity
for
those
Skin-.
next
Wednesday.
His
sublet
wilt
antiiyciad,
high-heeled
shiver-
be
"Foundltions
of'
nt
me
wnoi
tof
Ufe
it
U
to
Mrs.
James
Clark
will
be
here
about
the
middle
or
the
month
from
Edmonton
to
Join
her
husband,
the
new
divisional
.super
intendent
oflhe
Can3dIAn
Jiatlon
ant.
H.
K.
Chrtstensen
and
Robert
al
Railways
here.
They
will
reside
Oordon.
Trade
and
Commerce
C.
C.
Mills.'
John
Bulger
and
J.
J.
Payne.
,
Transport
J.
A.
Lindsay.
Alex,
McRae.
John
Dybhavn
and
D.
O.
1
1
Borland.
V
O
8
In
the
superintendent's
house
Pacific
Place
at
,pass
the
night
In
God
knows
what
miserable
room
lh
such
freezlne
weather.
Fragments
of
1911-18
Atotce
in
the
shadQ.ws-a5Pjt
insinuating
voter.
'
voila;
Maffe
Jmoiselle,
please
Just
a
moment
I
mean
no
harm."
We
paused-little
old
man
In
rusty
black.
Approaching
the
lamp
post
he
follows,
reluctant
to
come
out
into
a
less
gloomy
spot.
Wizenedpinched,
a
bit
bleary.
"Yes,
madame
I
foughf
In
the
sainted
war
yes,
four
years
of
It,
against
the
barbarians
could
ybu
give
me
a
'metro'
ticket,
or
a
bus
ticket?
Just
the
price
of
a
bus
ticket?
(Also
the
price
of
a
glass
of
wine).
'Which
barbarians?"
we
ask
curiously.
"All
of
them,
the
dermahs
and
Russians
yes,
the
Japanese
and
Soviets."
he
added
generously,
his
voiee
becoming
animated.
"Hah
the
Finns
will
finish
them
yes
four
Finns
for
84
Russians
It
Is
jeasy."
His
voice
trailed
off.
"Just
U
meiro
ucKei
10
gei
norae
to
my
poor
oea.
i
rought
in
the
sainted
war."
He
had
evidently
already
swallowed
:)
veral
metro
tickets.
.
The
man's
head
began
nodding
again..
"Yes,"
(confidentially)
"It's
nearly
over.
HItleT
Is
crazy,
he's
lool
crazy
and
he's
afraid
of
Ooering
and
Stalin.
But
he
needn't
worrv
about
Stalin
Th
Finn-
Uwlll
take
cafe
of
him.
It's
Ooering,1
rlyou
will
see--ln
three
months
Hit
ler
will
be
dead
or
locked
tip!
Jool
crazy-r
:
It's
All
Assured
"Whps
going
to
win?"
He
brightened
up,
sure
now
that
he
was
making
progress.
"The
French,
always
since
Joan
and
the
Blessed
Angels
and
the
Bri
tish,"
he
added.
"A
metro
ticket!
yes,
madame,
the
war
will
soon
be
over."
We
reached
for
a
metro
that
Is,
the
price
of
a
metro
ticket
our
prediction
for
1946
being
wor
th
it.
lie
mumbled
his
thanks,
re-peatlhg
"Yes,
madame,
1
too
fought
In
the
sainted
war."
The
bells
of
Salht-Francols
d'Asslse
Chapel
ring.
A
public
mass
Is
being
held
at
midnight.
According
to
a
report
the
radio
is
carrying
the
sound
out
across
the
ether
td
the
ends
ot
the
earth.
They
must
be
heard
over
there
m
Canada
ones
thoughts
cling
td
those
tolling
notes
which
can
be
heard
from
Halifax
to
Victoria
and
suddenly
the
mist,
the
dim
blue
of
the
street
carrier
the
faint
spires
of
tfotre
Dame
fade
and
one
Is
among
evergreens.
One
can
Imagine
the
odor
of
Canadian
j
pine.
DANCE
OF
HOSPITAL
tr.ii
Hall
w.
Was
rin.
Fine
Affair,
sff.i,
nii.
Drawing
Out
Crowd
of
150
J,--,.
,
-
The
annual
ball
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
In
the
Moose
Hall
last
night
drew
out
a
crowd
of
about
250
persons
and
was
a
complete
succes
PAflF.
THRtif
served,
these
being
a
delightful
realm.
The
committee'
In
'charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
convener,
Mrs.
IL
L.
Landry,
Mrs.
Fred
Cameron
sf.,
Mrs.
Al
Bemer.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lirieham.
:Mrs.
8.
A.
Kielback,
Mrs.
Fred
Rog-
i
ers
ana
Airs.
J.
a.
ieng
wun
wirs.
.,
.
.
.
.
.
Annual
Ball
Last
Mtht
in
Jloose
.
,
.
.p-
M-
t,.,..
Rayner
In
charge
of
decora
tions..
i
II.
W.
Birch
and
P.
M.
Rayner
presided
at
the
door.
Notice
Notize
Is
hereby
given
that
the'
poui
socially
ana
financially.
The
Annual
General
Meeting
of
the
nan
naa
oeen
tasieiuiiy
cecoratea
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeri-for
the
occasion
in
pink,
green,
yel-
eral
Hospital
Association
will
be
low
and
white
colors.
,hM
th.
rtttr
vif
n
Ai.
Danting
got
fully
under
way
at'February
M0
at
8
pjn.
10:30
When
Mr.
and'
P.
s.
Waln
Business
To
receive
Auditor's
led
the
Grand
March,
Mrs.
Walton
RePrt
and
Financial
StatemenU
being
president
of
the
Women's
for
the
J'ear
im-
To
elect
five
Auxiliary.
It
carried
oh
until
3
ajn.
msmle
of
the
Board
of
Manage-
to
the
strains
of
excellent
music
mem-
10
aPPmt
an
Auditor.
by
Cameron's
Orchestra.
G.
E.
Phil-
H.
W.
BIRCH,
lipson
was
a
genial
master
of
cere-
Secretary,
monies.
i
"
At
midnight
refreshments
were
Advertising
Is
an
investment.
CHURCH
NOTICES
?7
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Corner
8th
and
9th
Ave
East
J.
H.
MYRWA.S'G.
S.T.D.
Paitor
lie-.
80S
Borden
Street
Inje
Valen
Or;anlst
Mrs.
J,
It
Mjr'tianjr,
S.
Supt.
SUXDAt,
February
4th
.
"
11:00
am.
-Divine
Services
In
Norwegian
Sermon
Theme
"The
Significance
of
Christ's
Baptism
'
12:13
pin.
Sunday
School
and
Junior
Choir
Study
7:30.pjn.
Divine
Services
in
English
Sermon
Theme
"Behold
the
Lamb
of
Godl,"
f
his
Service
marks;
the
beginning
of
a
series
of
Lenten
S;rvlces
in
our
:hurch
MONDAY,
February
5th
:
8:00
p.m.
Church1
Council
Meeting
at
H.
Antonsen's
home
WEUNESDAY,
February
7th
7130
pjn.
Luther
League
Meeting
at
the
Storseth
home
THURSDAY,
Febroary
?th
'
r
8:60
pjn.
The
Ladles'
Aid
Society
meet,
at
Peter
Lien's
home
A
Cordial
Invitation
to
All
Our
Services
and
Meetings
DlTE
TD
INCREASE
IX
PRICE
OF
Nanaimo
Wellington
Coal
;
At
the
mine
of
one
dollar
per
ton
and
the
increase
in
freight
rates,
conini-iiclnj
January
1.
1940.
our
prices
on
Nanaimo
WefJ-inrton
Coal
will
be
as
follows
Nanaimo
Wellington
Lump
Sacked,
delivered.
Per
ton
JlSiO
:
Nanaimo
Wellington,
Mine
Run
Sacked,
del.,
Per
ton
$HJ!S
Nanaimo
Wellin'ton
Lump
Bulk,
delivered.
Per
ton
$1155
Nanaimo
Wellington
Mine
Run
Bulk,
delivered.
Per
ton
..
$13.00
Albert
and
McCaffery
Ltd.
'Phone
UC
and
117
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
February
Clearing
Sale
New
and
Used
Furniture
2
Kitchen
Ranees
'
At
v-v
2
Spic-Span
Cleaners-
Just
like
new
1
Bed
Complete-.
'
4
feet
by
8
feet:.:.:.i::
2
Thilro
Radios
At.
1
Connor
Washing
Machlne--
In
perfect
shape
..
..J..
I
large
Size
Chesterfield
3-piece
v-..-
Phone
BLACK
324
Next
Door
to
B.
C.
Clothiers
S20
t0
$24.50
$4.95
$12.50
$12.50
$29.50
$39.50
New
Furniture
3
Cast-Iron
Cabin
Cook
Stoves-Special
:..
1
1-piere
Walnut
Bedroom
Suite
At
-
$13.95
$72.50
24
Table
Lamps
In
all
shades
QO
ffft
CO
QC
CO
QC
OU,
Z6.Vd,
td.UO
Reg.
ptlce
tip
to
$3.00
9'
Chesterfields
Fine
patterns
and
styles.
CfiCJ
to
C
Of
From
y
u
1
yAU
a
THIRD
AVENUE