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thing
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and
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yoong
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2
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or
five
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located.
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GEORGE
L.
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EXPERT
PERMANENT
WAVING
AND
HAIR
STYLING
ESTHER
STANYER
Late
of
Hudson's
Bay,
Vancouver
Phone
Red
934
or
call
at
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Sixth
Avenue
East,
Upstairs
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TANKS
And
Filter
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Repaired,
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749
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A.
R.
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300
3rd
Ave.
Phone
777
IDEAL
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"House
of
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a
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99
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HELEN'S
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SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
its
branches
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4th
Street
,
phone
655
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&
ELKINS
LTD.
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and
Heating
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Engineers
Phone
174
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Box
274
INTERNATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOLS
Canadian
Limited
B.
F.
Lovin.
Representative
Box
526
1315
Piggot
Ave.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
FOR
SALE
I
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mm
.
rvsn
cviox.
nourer
vacuum.
Ill
8th
Avenu?
Bast.
1H
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
table
and
dreuser.
Phone
Black
33.
laree
steel
crib
hivk
tv.ir
,j
i
rocker,
im
7th
Ave.
Bast.
(116)
FOR
SALE
Bedroom
smite,
davenport,
carpets,
baby's
crib,
kitchen
table
and
chairs.
1446
8th
Ave.
Bast
(lU)
.tor
sale
Single
bad.
with
donkey
cabje
springs
and
coil
aorta'
Oreen
153.
FOR
SALS
Dual
ery
and
cafe.
TILE
DAILY
NEWS
(US)
FOR
SALE
Dining
room
table
and
six
chairs,
Toronto
coach
bustoeas,
bak-new
even
and
eqaipment.
excellent
SCHOOLS
ON
WHEEISNOW
Northern
Ontario
Younrsters
and
Adults
Benefit
From
Service
Staited
17
Years
A
to.
By
ANITA
FREBDMAN
Canadian
Prtaa
Staff
Wrtur
TORONTO.
May
IS
Ot
School
FOR
SALE
English
pram
baby
J
eon
on
wheels
to
394
children
carriage,
like
new.
$S0JM.
cs;:TP1
over
more
than
1,000
Phone
Blue
412.
(lit)
:ail-,'s
in
Ontario's
northland
..
.from
North
Bay
to
the
Manlto-
FOR
p
SALE
c
Household
furniture
!ba
boundary.
For
17
years
seven
railunv
ears
known
as
the
Ontario
'School
Cars
have
been
bringing
the
three
Rfe
to
children
and
bushmen.
section
workers,
trappers
and
Drocoectors
In
n.
igioiis
inaccessible
except
by
rail.
J'ari
oi
ine
Ontario
school
sj-Mem,
the
cars
which
are
nm.
J
milea
'IT:
llSOfl
M1
ll.t
Tfl
'
ruiwanga,
B.C.
.
aat
HHHWMf,
FOR
RENT
LOST-
IV
I'lfflltiTl-
(114)
FOR
RBSTT
Room
for
sin&ie
man.
742
7th
Ave.
West
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Nice
bright
room
for
gentleman.
923
Border:
Street.
Phone
Oreen
187.
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PSISONAL
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Mr.
Richard
(Red)
Cotton
or
anyone
knowing
of
his
whereabouts
please
phone
Black
268.
'114):
MAY
HAVE
the
use
of
two
lots
;
for
gardening
purposes,
fori
dating
and
care
of
same.
I
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8th
Ave.
East,
or'
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IV
THE
MATTI.lt
llf
THE
-AIIMIV.
ISTKATKIN
A'T"
IN
THE
MATTIIt
111"
Tin-
iut.,..
or
imsAitio
joski'ii
uixoitW'
Drtrawil,
Intitule.
TAKE
KOTinr'ih.t
v.-
.
jud.
of
th.
:i::rAL.
nrltfsh
OolumbI.-i"
Vk""..J
tfar
of
April.
AD.
1944.
aDDolH
AdmlnUtrator
of
the
Eitata
r,t
Romrlo
Joaeph
Olngrna.
who
dli-d
AO.
1944.
All
peraona
Indebted
to
inn
aaia
nun
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
P?"
mattress;
like
new.
P4u
irVd
hv
nnrthm
u.n..
M,ctJ
paiues,
are
eqotpped
bv
the
de
purtment
of
education.
Man.
Liied
walls,
regular
school
seats.
DuicKooaras
and
carefully
i
wo
sjicnen
Tares.
,tl
,
..j
we-
plant
UWe.
1001
(h
Ave.
Hut.
ld
Ubrarie
n
these
-
owr
.
routes
from
North
Bay
-vxs
o
a
v
n
a
FOR
SALE
100
acres,
two
milts,
to
Rib
Lake.
Capreol
to
Foleyet.
um
suiuon.
paruy
unproved
:
mer
to
CbapJeau
.
Chaplea.u
pood
auto
road.
For
partfcu-
t
White
River,
Port
Arthur
to
lars
write
Box
429.
Kttwnca.
'8
:ux
Lookout.
Port
Arthur
to
B.C.
IllSTk
Pi,
t
Franm
,nrf
Bio...
r
.b.
-
'
-
MWfm
UUULUUL
to
the
Manitoba
border.
Of
the
ivveti
teachers
only
one
Is
a
woman
Mrs.
Angus
McKay
jwiiu
took
her
husband's
nfci
tun
new
a
i
,K.
.
.
room
house.
Splendid
omw-
)-iuo
iJise
cir-
tunHy
for
rt
part7ti
CL'1
hn
rmi
health
rtsc1or.einngaM
I
h
5";
J
a
'
cash.
Box
126
TerracHx;
If
UtU
""n
fo-
the
teacher
and
his
famiiv.
FOR
SALE
At
Camabv
JA
make.i
about
five
mUh.
tr
acres
land,
3
acres
oleand,circuit-
a
visit
lasting
about
a
close
to
highway
and
station.
During
that
time
the
ear
Oood
four
room
bouse,
chicken
!
spotted
on'
a
spur,
then,
by
noose,
woodshed
and
tool-
Urrangement
wtth
the
railways,
honse.
Price
J
1.000.
Apply
R.
Picked
up
by
the
next
train'
and
Q-,
Box
126,
prince
Rupert,
j
shun
ted.
Sometimes
a
elan
Is
FOR
SALE
80
acre.
Lw
...
,.roKnDf
01
.
iwraii,
VV
School,
making
seven
or
.eight
1M
round
trips
a
year,
k
10:45
Band
Wazon
both
a
Weat
and
a
challenge.
Thrown
I4)n
their
resources
the
children
'rem
to
develop
pertinacity
tierunaciiy
ana
and
FOR
rbnt
ffnZTZ
nn-rTi?
!lMl-
0
class,
lacking
the
cut
specimen
reouired
for
ie
ology
class.
Just
went
out
into
Ute
bosh
and
assembled
the
skeleton
of
a
bear.
Salvage
drives
and
sale
of
CFPR
1210
Kilocyclei
SCHEDULE
MOMMY
P-M.
4:00
Sound
Off
4:15
G.
I.
Jive
4:30
Caliiornla
Melodies
5:00
Ptter
and
the
Pygmies
5:
IS
Canadian
Yarns
5:30
Personal
Album
5:45
Melody
Round-up
6.00
CBC
News
6:05
Recorded
Interlude
6:
If
Are
You
a
Genius?
6:30
Serenade
In
Rhythm
6:45
Ann
Watt
7:00
Fred
Waring
and
lib
Pennsylvanians
7:15
Front
Line
Family
7:30
Music
from
the
Pacific
8:00
Musk
from
America
8:30
CBR
Singers
9:00
Hit
Parade
9:30
9:30
Waltz
Waltz
Time
Time
LOST
Brown
leather
nwM
book
Mth
registration
card
1
10:05-Recordcd
Interlude
and
Union
book.
Oddfellows'
10:15
Yarns
for
Yanks
Hall,
Friday
night,
phono
i
10:30
Great
Music
iieu
19.
1116)
LOST
Ladles'
gold
wrist
watch
between
Ideal
Cleaners
and
Three
Sister's
Cafe,
phono
88-
at
1
FOUND
FOUND
George
medal
In
Haw
smaim
s
unary.
Name
en-
i
graved
on
side.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
the
Dally
News
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
FOUND
Near
Gyro
Ball
Park
UJS.
Nsvy
man's
disk.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
the
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News
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
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THE
MTIIK.ME
fOlliT
(lltlTISII
f
(II
(Mini
or
11:00
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announcement
TUESDAY
AJVL
7:30
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7:45
enc
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7:50
Musical
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8:20
Morning
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8:45
Singing
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9:00
Mahlon
Merrick
9:15
Nelson
Eddy
9:30
CBC
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9:35
Tranxprihofl
Vnrinlloa
10:00
Mclodv
Time
10:30
Dick
Todd
10:45
They
Tell
Me
11:00
Scandinavian
Melodies
11:15
Broadcast
of
Messages
11:17
Recorded
Interlude
Il:45-Dlck
Leibert
P-M.
12:00
March
Time
12:30
Spotlight
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12:45
CBC
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12:50
Recorded
1:00
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Night
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1
:30
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announced.
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IN
THE
MTKEMI:
f'Ol'KT
ititr
r
isii
(oii
Miui
or
IN
I'KOIIATE
IN
THE
MATTEK
OI'
THE
"AIIMIV.
IK1
KATION
ACT"
and
IN
THE
MATTKIt
or
THE
EHTATE
OI-
ICOMA
J.
fCHVANI:KAMP,
TAKt
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
n."
iKSor,W'
F
".her.
made
on
the
26th
day
of
April,
AD.
IS44.
1
iVh-kV-1"
T
!
Pr'lt4
AdmlnUtrator
of
the
me
forthwith
and
1
Iperion.
h..
?Ui5
of
J'
tktmp,
d.
Ing
claim.
aln,t
theaW
k.uI
thl
.S'"'rtS,h,V,ne
vCllm,
are
required
to
rile
them
with
m
SJ,?L
l?'
?ttte
re
hweby
properly
verified
on
or
Mon
th
22
2?
i1"
JurnUn
Properly
Slit
day
of
May.
1944,
falUng
SSV'irf
'J?."!
,f,.,'bout
th
27ln
dUtrlbutlon
will
ho
'
JLi.
?
J:?.'Sh
whkh
of
May.
A
n
D.
1944,
and
all
Dar.
regard
only
to
Mjch
dsTrn
of
whkh
,
th."ld
are
I
ahall
have
been
notified
!Wr?d..
Jpjr
the
"mount
of
DATED
at
Prliipo
tn'';l"S,Dtf'dn,
to
me
forthwith.
thb
27th
dny
of
Ann.
au
toji
.,
VWrir
Jl
?r'nc"..
""Pert
n.c,
NORMAN
A
win1
rrin.-.
tfijiw
n.c
OF-onaE
II.
HALLKTT.
I
OffUiml
Administrator,
AUm
n.c
Active
Trade
Union
Needed
Will
Determine
Whether
Labor
does
Ahead
or
Behind
After
War
"The
biggest
question
facing
us
now
as
to
whether
we1
are
going
to
go
torward
or
back-ward
after
the
war.
can
bast
oe
answered
by
a
living
active
Trade
Union
movement,"
declared
Tom
AtcEwefl,
LabOr-Progresslve
organizer,
at
a
meeting
here
at
the
week-end,
under
the
auspices
of
the
Trad
Union
Commission
of
the
Labor-Progressive
Club.
.
"The
coming
world
.win
nave
-before
It
primarily
the
ot
of
dUcusslng
Post-WHr
problems.
When
th
(representative
of
50j000j000
J
union
members
gather
together
and
tackle
siki
problems
as
the
role
Utev
will
ninv
in
Shi,
"
1
J
"V
I
,
...
IrebiitlHlmr
nr
h
..
j
w
Hit
"
rlTTTnfHl
,ld
areas
of
the
world
they
art'
.awns
10
assure
for
labor
a
tre-
mendous
voke
In
the
post-war
ixwixiutuvn
01
we
world.
Ihe
role
of
the
trade
unions
.in
the
entng
period
so
far'
as
(snaptng
national
policy
is
eon
centea
win
be
even
greater
than
the
rota
tiiey
have
played
in
we
war.
war
savings
stomas
are
earrlarl
on
as
in
other
fteheok
but
.sorwjJ
I
"wiga,
laminar
concepts
tfl
most
children,
are
mean(hgi4
aosuacuons
to
these
north-,born
youngsters.
A
feather
wrote
the
OAC.
director.
R.
D.
Keefe.
for
lantern
and
slides
to
show
pictures
of
such
things
as
a
paved
road,
apple
tree,
printing
press,
rose
garden
aad
tost
office.
Adult
classes
often
develop
in
impromptu
fashion.
Sixteen
trackmen
once
took
refuge
during
a
rainstorm
In
a
school
car
when
rf
Indian
woman
eame
(in
to
dk
the
teacher
to
mik
out
a'
$10
money
order
to
iserM
her
soldier
son
In
Italy.
Soon
the
teacher
had
books
and"
msr
out
and
was
discussing
the
war
as
his
class
of
five
children.
16
pipe-smoking
men.
steam
rising
from
their
damp
clothes,
and
an
Indian
woman
squashed
into
junior
school
seats
listened
intently.
Many
.school
car
graduates
go
on
to
lngh
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