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an
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Birth
Notices,
hards
of
Thanks."
Death
Notlwi.Funtral
notices,
Marriage
nd
Eugwtnnent
.
Announcement
:
J.
UCI)
OF
fTHANKS
esle
Campbell
dcalrcj,
as
her
gratitude
to
and
mem-ic
j-mpathtzers
parhh
ol
Annuncla-all
who
came
to
her
e
after
last
week's
fire,
ts
of
kindness
wpre
all
pprecnted.
FOR
SALE
LB-95
sq.
i
Bast.
ift.
masonlte.
(98i
.LE--30
ft.
boat,
fully
ed
for
halibut.
and
sal-
slung.
Call
!Blaek.
611.
(tf)
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horiepower'Falr-
More
full
dlosel
marine
with
electric
start
In
ia.ss
condition
Including
lor
and
exhaust
pipe,
esh
water
cooling
.sys-hune
Black.
935
or
write
b
Prince
Rupert.
(1021
.LE-R.O.P.
White
Lc
i'ullcts
8
weeks
old
Sell
)ril
2G.
$1.10
each.
10c
a
thereafter.
Free
cockerel
(d.
Also
young
fryers
rollers
l"2-2
lb.,
average.
20.
GOc
each.
Shipments
F.O.B.
Kltwanga,
B.C.
M.
:,
Kltwanga,
B.C.
,
(99)
LE
Black
seal
coat,slze
ione
Blue
89(5.
(98)
.LB
Rebuilt
45ft.
seine-Can
be
seen
at
Dodge
B.
Bendickson.
(98)
LE
,
Five
room
house,
died,
vicinity
of
Cold
ge.
Seal
Cove.
Write
Box
)aily
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(tf)
ALE
Restaurant
and
rty.
Good
location.
Reas-
e
price.
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B.C.
Lunch
ton.B.C.
(110)
LE
Johnny's
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Bar.
e
Black
889.
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LE
New
and
UsedFur-
c
at
the
lowest
prices
Kitchen
Sets
from
$14.
tly
used
Beds,
complete
$20.
Hassocks
$2.
Palls
50s
Floor
Lamps
$4.
New
Used
Wood
and
Coal
es.
New
Cabin
Cook
s.
Scatter
Rugs,
lovely
de
frcm
$1.C5.
All
kinds
of
r
useful
articles.
Come
In
look
them
over.
B.
C
NTTURE
CO.
Black
324.
ALE-
Resort
site
on
Lake
lse.
Price
consistent
with
sod
valuation.
Write
ices
Pee.
147
Linden
Av-'.
Wilmette,
Illinois.
(104)
SAL
E
Triumph,
kitchen
e.
new
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complete
i
oil
burner',
tank,
,pump.
heating
colls.
Phone
Green
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SALE-
-McClary
range,
like
Phone
Black
445.
(981
SALE
Bedroom
suite,
sterficld
suite,
enamel
,
kit
n
stove,
rug,
mlcellaneous
sehold
articles.
318
7th
E.
i
Detween
6
and
8
p.mJ
(102),
SALE
Hotpolnt
electric
iMnatlon
range
for
roal
l
wood
or
with
.nil
burner.
Phone
Green
245.
(99)
SALE
On?
cot
with
mat-two
wicker
chairs,
one
st
cf
drawers,
one
small
"
and
bed
head
-stand
square
linoleum,
set
of
iains
with
rod,
small
mir
-
one
trunk.
All
goods
In
but
in
reasonably
sood
aPe.
What's
offered
for
7
Bargain,
call
at
for-T
Empire
office
.any
time
ln
12
and
4
or
In
even-
after
7.
tf
SALE
-console
non-elec-'c
Eramaphone,
automatic
''P.
perfect
condition
for
$30;
walnut-flnlsh
dresser,
l
good
mirror
and
man's
'icning
dresser
hnh
tnr
"ii
Painted
wicker
easy
chairs,
e
l
for
$5;
2
painted
klt-chairs,
$i
each.
Box
227
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(D9)
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'
j
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to
r
attention
to
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rule
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j
.
.
vo-nT
u
u"u
transient
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o'ce
at
time
In.
ii
"5
cPy
for
adver-
Mv
m
hls
manner
in
the
js
nJu
fc
flce
and
resPect
&S22'JSS
JIELr
WANTED
WANTED
Men
for
fresh
fish
and
cold
storage
work
May
1.
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now
In
person,
Atlln
Fisheries
office.
1100)
WANTED
Maids
for
Prince
Ru-
'pert
'Oeneral
Hospital,
Apply
.Hospital
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HELP
WANTED
Apprentice
to
sheet
metal.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.,-Murphy
Building,
225
First
Ave.
100
WANTED
Ctrl
or
married
wo
man
with
good,
appearance
for
clothing
store;
permanent
po
sltion
for
right
party.
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In
writing
to
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228
Dally.
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teacher
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Snilthers
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-working
mother.-
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ply
00
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'West.
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)
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RENT
;Front
2
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221
5th
Ave.
East.
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Red
807.
(99)
FOR
RENT
3
room
suite
with
bathroom
and
basement.
Phone
Oreen
378
or
call
354
Biggar
Place.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
2-room
cabin.
$14
permonth,
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221
5th
East.
(99)
FOR
RENT
.3-room
suite,
258
11th
Street
off
:2nd
Ave.;
10
minutes
walk
to
town.
(100)
FOR
RENT
Suite,
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nice,
dean
.and
warm.
1142
Park
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224.
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ior
iihitdren.
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Black
990.
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RENT
'Furnished
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keeping
room
and
one
sleeping
room.
801
Borden
Street.
(102)
PERSONAL
MIDDLE
AGED
WOMAN
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look
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children
afternoons
or
evenings.
Phone
Green
588.
(tf)
HAVE
YOU
FILED
YOUR
IN
COME
TAX
RETURNS?
All
personal
returns
must
be
filed
by
April
30.
Have
your
return
filed
by
a
competent
Income
Tax
Accountant.
Consult
S.G
Furk,.
Room
I,
Stone
Building,
Phone
563.
(101)
LOST
AND
FOUND
LOST
Ladies'
black
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McBrlde
and
4th
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pleass
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Home.
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99
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11th
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please
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to
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(98)
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.MACHINERY
CATHOLICS
RALLY
AIDIFIRE
VICTIMS
Prince
Rupert's
Roman
Catholic
congregation
Saturday
night
put
the
Christian
spirit
Into
concerted
application
by
spon
soring
a
shower
for
lourof
their
members
who
lost
their
household
and
personal
effects
In
Frl
day
morning's
Clapp
and
Short
ridge
aparUnent
house
fires.
Donations
of
household
goods,
including
linens,
dishes
and
other
articles,
and
also
money,
received
from
scores
of
people.
many
of
whom
attended
th"
(unction
In
the
Knights
of
Col
umbus
Hall,
and
from
others
who
were
unable
to
attend.
Sympathy
for
their
clrcura
stances
was
expressed
by
Father
J.
Carroll
on
behalf
of
members
of
the
parish
and
Father
Carroll
was
requested
by
the
fire
victims
to
convey
their
gr.
tl
tude
to
those
who
had
raided
to
their
assistance.
(tf)
NORTHERN
BC
AGENTS
FHIt
"THE
NATIVE
VOICE"
JONES
NEWS
STAND
PRINCE
RUPERT
B.C.
m.
M-iiiun
vnirp."
a
Darjer
nub-
llshed
monthly
In
the
Interests
of
Indians
of
Canada
and
U.S.A..
dealing
with
problems
news
and
i.
nf
thp
Ind
ans.
See
Jones
News
Stand
for
subscrip
tions
and
advertising
space.
NATIVE
VOICE
PUBLISHING
509
Holden
Bldg.
10
Hastings
St.
E..
VAN.,
B.C.
The
shower
was
concluded
by
a
luncheon
prepared
by
Mrs.
L,
Dolron,
Mrs.
J.
Bouzek
and
Mrs,
Joseph
Oaron
of
the
Catholic
Women's
League,
which
sponsored
the
shower.
WARS
jANI)
SLUMPS
(continued
rrom
page
1)
pared
with
a
long-term
.targe,
of
a
75-per-cent
Increase.
;
There
Is
still
a
big
over-all
deficit
In
the
nation's
overseas
accounts,
and
It
is
most
seriuui
In
Canada
and
the
United
States
frnm
which
the;
United
Kingdom
must
get
half
Its
Imports.
The
Second
World
War
made
Britain
a
debtor
nation
Instead
or
a
creditor.
DKPKICSSION
CYCI.li
But
It
Is
necessary
to
go
back
to
1914.
to
get
the
full
picture
The
First
World
War
cost
Britain
almost
8,000,000,000.
at
was
followed
by
a
short-lived
boom,
a
depression,
another
boom
and
another
depression.
Basic
industries,
already
out-of-date
In
comparison
with
their
foreign
competitors,
carried
out
little
leorganlzatlon.
Mass
un-
ror
greater
mecnanization.
iji
os-pcrity
was
returning
'in
the
late
30's
under
the
spur
of
war
pre-paiedness,
but
even
then
exports
were
less
than
imports,
the.
difference
being
met
by
"Invisible"
exports
such
as
investments
abroad
and
shipping
services.
And,
when
the
Second
World
War,
came,
Britain
had
not
yet
iully
adjusted
Itself
to
the
new
economic
situation
created
in
1914-18.
Today
the
country's
economy
is
"more
battered
and
distorted"
than
it
has
ever
beep,
says
Sir
Stafford
Crlpps,
president
of
the
Board
of
Trade.
There
is
not
enough
manpower
to
pro
duce
as
much
as
the
United
Kingdom
needs,
unless
there
is
increased
factory
mechanization
and
modernization
all
of
'which
takes
time.
"The
central
fact
of
1947,".
said
list
month's
economic
White
Paper,
"is
that
we
have
not
enough
resources
to
do
all
that
we
want
to
do.
'To
get
all
we
want,.prpduc
Hon
would
have
to
be
Increased
by
at
least
25
per
cent.
This
is
clearly
impossible
In
1947.
'Baby
Talk'
We're
always
ready
to
talk
about
yaur
baby
and
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his
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too.
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quality
products
visit
our.
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Street
PHONE
71)
T,HrI
S
-AND
XRA.T
DRAMA
IS
POIGNANT
Hi'
Cl
"Say,
Mr.
(Ellis,
It's
ipretty
late!
Don't
you
think
you
lought'to
be
in
bed?"
'beivo'Uon,''
.feature
picture
tonight,
and
Tuesday
at
.the
Cap4
tol-Tfrea
tr
e.-
te-Hhe
-stlrrln-
rcmance
of
tw;o
sisters
who
fall
In
love
with
the
same-man.
Ida
Lupino
and
Olivia
de
Havllland
are
the
sisters
iand
Paul
Hen-reid
is
the
man,
a
curate
in
the
parish,
of
.their
father,
flayed
by
Montagu.
Love.
It
Is
actually
the
story
of
the
romantic
,
lite
of
Charlotte
Bronte,
who
wrote
the
famous
novel
"Jane
Eyre"
and
.her
sis
ter,
Emily,
who
wrote
"Wuther
ing
Heights."
Arthur
Kennedy
has
the
role
of
the
erratic
bro
ther
of
the
.two
girls
whom
they
believe
to
be
a
genius
but
who
turns
out
to
be.
a
failure.
Scan-
del
and
pokmant.
drama
enter
Into
the
narrative.
MOOSE
WHIST
DRIVE.
DANCE
Regular
Saturday
night
Moose
Lodse
whist
drive
and
dance
held
in
the
Moose
Temple
attracted
a
largenunvber-of
members
and
guests
at
the
weekend.
The
whist
drive
was
-dlrest-
cd
by
William
Terry,
entertainment
ccmmiittee
cl
airman.
while
W.
D.
AVelss
was
master-
of-ceremonies
.
at
the
dance
which
followed.
Ladies'
whist
prizes
were
wov
by
Mrs.
Salhstrcm
and
Mrs.
J
Ratchford
while
Carl
Davidson
and
John
Mostad
wcm
the
men's
prizes.
Distribution
at
iprizes
was
made
during
an
Intermission
in
the
dancLiii,
when
refreshments,
were
a-sn
served.
Committee
In
charge
consist
ed
of
William
Terry.
Percy
Bond.
Everett
Morrow,
Malcolm-
Blair.
Joseph
:Ratchford
and
Joseph
Long.
MR.
MERCHANT
.
.
-iM
.1
Are
You.
Helping
Her
to
Smile?
Many
women
become
cross
patches
when
it
comes
to
fiffurinff
out
their
shoppinff
problems.
They
do
not
know
where.and
-what
to.
buy.
Are
you
helping
the
women
with
your
message
of
what
-you
have
to
selL'
your.
advice
of
how
and
what
to
buy?
The
women
of
Prince
Rupert
read
the.
Dally
News.
They
are
the
principal
buyers
for
the
home,
for
the
children,
even
for
their
husbands
and,
of
course,
the
sifts.
Make
No
Mistake
'
NEW.BOOKS,EOR
IiOCALklilBRARY
Several
new
books
of
current
intern,
have
been
added
recently
to
the
shelves
cf
the
Prinze
Rupert
Publlc'Llbrary
as
follows:
"Harvey
Cush-ns"
(John
F.
Fulton),
'Well
Math
Wo
'Fury"
(John
Fleming),
"Pick
Your
Victim"
(Pat
MeOelr).
"Tangled
Trail"
(Roy
Manning).
'The
Kenne
th
Roberts
'Reader"
(Ken-
i
neth
R
I'jerts).
ThetBlackiKey"
(F
Michel),
"TheAngellc
Avengers"
R.
Andre7el),
Three
For
Bedroom
C"
(Ooddard
Llfi1-ersoni.
"Where
Two
Way
Meit"
(Grace
Livlncstone
Hill)
"White
Man"
Peter
Freunhcn).
Three
sailings
Per
Week;
for
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
(ALL-TIMES-SHOWN
'DAYLIGHT
SAVING)
;
Tuesdays.
1:30
pm.
i
.coojauam.
Fridays,
12:00
Midnight
Catala.
Saturdays,
10:15
Camosun.
'KETCHIKAN
Fridays.
12:00
Midnight.
j
STEWART
and
WAYtPOlNTR
Sundays,
10
p.m.
j
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
j
FOR
MASSETT
AND
PORT
CLEMENTS
I
May
5,
17
and
30
Midnight
TOR
SOUTH
ISLANDS
1
May
ana
im.-juhc
i
t
Miunigin.
.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prln'e
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave
'
Phone
568
mm
m
Is
Prince
Kupert's
most
effective
and
most
economical
advertising
medium.
ARE
YOU
USING
THIS
SURE
AND
SIMPLE
MEANS
OF
KEEPING
IN
TOUCH
WITH
THE
MARKET
OF
'
CITY
AND
DISTRICT?
cSanltary
'
ii
it
'Htipcrt
-Da
Hp
,
Monday.
April
S3,
1917
.
OLDESIVINN'
CLOSED
I
closed
Its
doors
recently-
Hn,.,..1
rlalr's
Inn
It
was
opt
ned
in
1743.1,
,w
ANNAPOLIS
ROYAL.
.NA
D
nht
Masonli
amJ
,t
b
-The
oldest
hotel
In
this
town
I
meeting
In
Canada
was
hi
Id
wltl
in
Canada,
he
Annapolis
hotel,
In
its
walls.
Efficient
'WAre-Most
Anxious
to
Serve
K
ou
3REAICEAST
MORNING
COEiiEE
LUNCH
AFTERNOON
tTEA
sDlNNER
LATE
LUNCH
.
,jln.a
.well
ordered
Banquet
Hull
we
serveT-Luncheons,
Dinners,
Banquets
.and
.
:
eaten
to
parties
of
.all
'kinds.
.
(Oall(17
.for
full
particulars).
A
Constant
-Supply
of
.Ice
,
Cream
Us
Assured
at
the'Commo'dore
.
GEO.
DYBHAVN,
Proprietor.
For
WhdtParty
CHOP
HI
Klf
OTM
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
.Rates
75c
up
60
RoomJ.
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and
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