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Wednesday.
June
18,
1847
Classified
Advertising
ClMsiriMU:
Jo
prr
word
lot
Insertion,
minimum
charge.
50c
Birth
NuUcti,
too;
Curds
ol
TUnnu,
Death
Nutlet's,
x'uncrul
Notlcw,
Marriage
ma
Kngatseiueut
Anuounctuuta:
X
FOK
KhNT
HELP
WANTED
WAITRESS
WANTED
Apply
Victory
Cafe.
(tf)
WANTED
Woman
or
girl
for
out-of-town
housework.
Apply
PJQ.
Box
908,
city.
(tf)
PERSONAL
FAST
LASTING
RELIEF
from
acid
indigestion,
gas
disturbances
heartburn,
nervous
sour
stomach
with
"GoWen
Stomach
'
Tablets".
360
tablets,
$5.00;
120.
$2.00:
.
$1.00.
At
all
drug
storts
and
drug
departments.
MIDDLE
AGED
WOMAN
Wfl)
look
after
children
afternoons
'
or
evenings.
Phone
Green.
54.
xm
ST
AND
FOUND
LQST-rBetween
Indian
Agency"
office
and
Ro;r!
Hank
:uJune
11,
a
cheque
for
$327.93
payable
to
Claude
Jozies,
fcsud
by
Kelson
Bros
on
Royal
Bank
f
Canada.
Anyone
flndte
same
piease
return
i.
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A
split
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of
Jutj.
AD.
15-4T.
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which
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flltd
a-
be
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vtuwwt
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to
aT
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of
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to
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to
pT
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Amount
tbctr
todfbtKtufia
forth
TtUv
tjDATEO
Usks
SUt
dT
of
June.
AO.
JESSE
ERIDDES.
Ewor
EstAVp'of
Austin
Catt.
r'C
Will
mm
O
FuHon.
EArristrr.
Prtocc
Euprrt
RC
1"
THE
&CFEE3tE
COURT
or
Esmsa
Columbia
p;
PROBATE
Dt
TEX
MATTER
OT
THE
FUlf
SALE
rXiR
RKfT.
3
room,
partly
fur-
j
FOR
SALE-oll-urim
bath
tub
nlshed
house.
Phone
Red
737
after
6
p.m.
(143)
FOR
RKNT
Furnished
rooms.
Oth
West.
(153)
FOR
RENT
2
roomed
apart-lacnt.
221
5th
Eait.
Phone
Re4
807.
(145)
ROOM
AND
HOARD
liOOM
aud
BOARD
$40
a
month
it
double;
$45
single.
Clean'
respectable.
Men
preferred,
fltiiiy
white
trade
preferred.
Mrs.
Lawley,
622
Fraser
Street.
(145)
yANTED
TO
RENT-Covple.
no
children,
need
smaH
house.
fcYar
CNR.
Yarv.
Wrfte
Box
246
Daily
New.
WANTED
Sleeping
room
for
business
woman.
Close
In
preferred.
Phone
35S)
week
days.
9
a
in.
to
6
pjn.
tf
SHIP
Us
Vour
Scrap
Metals,
Top
Prices
Paid
Active
Trading
Company
Ltd.
935
East
Cordova
St..
Vancouver.
B.C.
(tf)
with
new
set
of
faucets.
$35.
rione
Black
322.
itf
TOR
SALE-Ice
box.
241
Wh
Ave.
West.
(144)
FOR
SALESumiaer
Cfittage
With
la
pn
Lakeke
Lake
Apply
-Tef
race
Heart.
147
FOR
TiiMy-fuui
troiler
fully
equipped.
.
Clausen
and
son.
.
IXR
CJUfCK
SALE
Couip'ete
set
pf
stationary
engineer's
tools
and
lwks,
also
child's
hish
chair
au4
co-ttinoda
chair.
fio.
I
Angus
Courts.
Green
939.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Cook
stove,
special
made
bed
with
bulit-ln
drawers,
spring-filled
mattress
and
other
household
goods.
Pat
Lyons.
1J70
8th
E.
U42
FOR
SALE-Oreen
698.
Lumber.
Phone
(142)
FOR
SALE
R.O.P.
White
Leghorns
and
New
Hampshire
pullets,
all
ages,
from
85c
to
$1.70
each.
Terms:
cash,
F.OB.
Kitwanga.
M.
Rowe.
(145)
FOR
SALE
FuHy
equipped
troiler.
Lenyth
32
ft.,
beam
10
ft.,
draft
4
ft.
6
in.
May
be
seen
at
McLean's
Floats
Apply
1501
8th
East
(!44
FOR
SALE
Household
and
OI-fice
Furniture
Hardware
and
Logging
Supplies
etc.
New
Carbon
Paper.
Typewriter
Ribbons,
Staples
Office
Chairs.
Rflgs
12x13,
Typewriter.
Desks.
Used
Beds
complete
$20.
Chesterfield
Beds
$45.
Kitchen
Sets
$14.
Dinins;
Room
Sets
$30.
New-Hot
Plates
$3.50.
Scatter
Rugs
$1.25.
New
Mattresses
$16.50.
New
Coal
and
Wood
Stoves
small
slae
$30.
All
kinds
of
fcsP&ner
useful
artlcits
at
reason-
abl?prtces.
B.C
Furniture
Co.
vBHcfc
324.
(tf)
FOR
f
SALE
-
MoCiary
Silent
Glow
wick
burner
stove.
Phone
Red
953.
H43)
FOR:
SALE
2S
dogfish
nets.
Apply
boat
"Ssralbard,"
Stand-are
Oil.
'
143)
FOR
SALE
Mercury
power
crtit
rjt
cIass
comditicn:
inquiries
iv:ted
Terrace
Machine
Shop
Garase.
1I451
M
prVuted
anruljroK
s-UX-Trfieht
lamo.
seal
hold
and
notify
Indian
Agect
-
-J,
r
-
r,.
or
B.C
Police.
144
V",'
"v
"SfHSJSL
BALE-Top
Grade
Lumber
Phone
Blue
944
Reward,
i
tf)
LOST-rWagon
on
6th
East.
Finder
please
return
to
1009
6th
Atc
East
(J4S
IX
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IK
PRO
KATE
IN
THE
MATTES
OF
THE
-ADMINISTRATION
ACT
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OF
AUSTIN
CART
DECEASED.
TESTATTC
TAKE
NOTICE
t
ordr
of
Kl
Ri
W
E
FtetMT.
md
on
Sra
dAT
of
Munr
An
iut
t
jtrain.
$85
per
M.
Flat
srain
i&O.
Cedar
fl-jaris-;.
1x4,
S50.
SWprsp.
$48.
V
Plywood.
$75.
Window
Sash.
$2.
Also
doors,
wltto
frames
and
fittings.
Phone
234.
W&S'
METAL
WORK
DONT
Walt
for
Winter.
Now
Is
i
the
time
to
rme
that
eaves-
;
trough
fixed
and
rumare
In-
!
stalled.
Thorn
SWet
Metal
J
Ltd
.
Black
8S4.
(tf)
!
MACIIINFJtY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economics
lr,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited.
Vancouver,
WANT
ESPERANTO
AIRED
BIRMINGHAM.
Eng..
CTTtie
82nd
Congress
ot
the
British
Esperanto
Association
decided
to
ask
the
United
Nations
radio
division
to
give
regular
broadcasts
talks
on
UN.
activities
In
Esperanto.
-AOMCOSTXATION
ACT"
I
'
1
...
AND
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
ES
TEX
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
OP
JOHN
LIXD.
DECEASED.
)
IN
PROBATE
INTESTATE
IN"
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
tnAt
or
Ordr
of'
OP
OP
CARL
CARL
CHRISTOPHERS
CHRlsmPwresrv
EN
Es
Hooour
Jttde
W
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Plshr.
Local
j-aagr
u
tar
9upmn
oourt
or
Brltuh
OatuiabiA.
I
vas
os
tte
2nd
dj
ot
aJiJtrsTAD.
DECEASED
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
Jan.
AH
IMT
ppolntl
Admkite-
TA.KE
NOTICE
tht
by
ordr
of
tht
flvt.v
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rrt.
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of
Purt
Esslnrtoo.
British
Cot-'
Uk
29th
dAT
of
Mat.
AD.
1MT.
I
u
taobU.
who
dwd
brtn
the
18th
j
Appointed
Administer
with
the
vtU
And
Slrd
U.n
of
FrhruArr
1U1
Al.
pcrsOGf
l&deoted
to
the
CAid
esUU
kic
req'Ulred
to
pay
tbe
Amount
of
Utetr
tadMedns(
to
mt
torthirlth
Aad
All
perwoA
bATlnj;
cUlms
A$Alnst
the
aid
Estate
Are
required
to
file
IMa
vita
mjfc
wv-
toe
oroperlT
Termed
vtukm
on
wi
Annexed
of
the
esutc
of
CatI
ChrLt-tophersen
SkjeptUd.
deceued.
AU
pArUet
hATlns
cUlmt
agAlnst
the
wUd
esUte
Are
hereby
required
to
fumlth
tAme.
properlT
verltied.
to
n
on
or
before
the
lt
dy
of
August.
AD.
ir.
luicr
iuicr
wr.icn
wr.icn
claims
claims
med
niea
nwy
mAj
or
before
the
15th
cat
of
July.
1MT.
i
be
pAld
with
reference
to
Any
claUm
tDAde
hATine
msrd
only
to
cuch
cialms
of
which
I
shAU
hae
been
notified.
DATED
At
Prince
Rupert
B.C
this
2nd
day
of
Jitne
ATI
1MT
GORTON
FR.1SER
FORBES,
Official
Administrator.
(141)
Prtac
Ruoert.
B.C
AND
all
nart.lM
lnriMiwI
tk
IK
eauiw
ure
required
o
PT
tne
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
DATED
thta
10th
day
of
June.
1SH7.
GORDON
FRARFJe
PORBES.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
ERIC
SPEERS.
Manager
SpialLdnr
Marine
and
General
Sheet
Metal
M'ork
Electric
and
Acetylene
Weldlnf
Boat
Tanks
Stacks
'
Furnaces
Gutter
Work
8M
East
Hrst
(Cow
Bay)
rhone
Black
RSI
P.O.
Box
1219
PRINCE
RUPERT
Renewed
City"
Museum
Popular
in
First
Two
Days
Since
Reopening
Although
arrangement
of
its
exhibits
is
only
partially
complete,
Prince
Rupert's
museum
is
again
open
for
public
inspection
and
the
Board
which
has
labor
ed
to
refurpish
jt,
anticipates
that
it
will
become
the
centre
of
tourist
attraction
that
it
was
priqr
to
the
"
'
war.
?"
Its
visitors
book,
unsigned
since
bunding.
This
is
sponsored
by
1945.
started
a
new
page
tills
week,
and
already
Uie
names
pf
more
than
two
dozen
tourists
who
examined
the
displays
on
Monday
and
Tuesday.
Curator
C.
E.
Cullin
anticipated
even1
more
activity
toaay
wnne
me
steamer
Prince
Rupert
is
in
port.
"I
think
we
are
getting
off
to
....
i
.
.
i
j
li-
a
preuy
guoa
siiui,
&mu
n.
Cullin.,
surveying
the
newly
decorated
walls
on
which
were
hung
exhibits
of
native
handicraft
and
wild
life
specimens.
"When
we
Iget
the
totem
poles
in
front,
it
will
attract
Increasing
numbers
of
people."
Mr.
Cullin,
a
resident
of
the
city
for
35
years,
has
come
out
pf
retirement
to
act
as
curator
of
the
museum
for
the
summer
months.
Mrs.
Cullin
is
assisting
her
husband
in
the
preliminary
stages.
The
totem
poles
to
which
Mr.
Cullin
referred
are
two
which
the
museum
board
has
obtained
from
War
Assets
Corporation
and
which
will
be
restored
and
placed
on
either
side
of
the
Second
Avenue
entrance
to
the
building.
One
pf
the
p4
stood
before
H.M.C.S.
phatbam
during
the
war
and
the
other
graced
the
entrance
to
the
Westyiew
army
signals
camp.
In
addition
to
his
duties
as
curator.
'Mr.
Cullin
will
operate
a
tourist
Information
bureau
In
an
offic
at
the
front
of
the'
Uie
Prince
Rupert
Public
Relations
Council.
The
museum
will
be.
open
during
regular
morning
and
afternoon
periods
during
tfie
week
while
coastwise
passenger
boats
are
Jn
port.
An
indication
of
pie
popularity
of
the
museum
in
the
past
is
revealed
in
the
visitors'
book
which
was
first
opened
in
1937.
In
the
ensuing
three
seasons
before
the
war,
thousands
of
names
appeared
on
its
pages,
the
vast
majority
follow
ed
by
American
addresses.
Californlans
seemed
to
predominate.-
On
June
21,
1938,
while
the
vessels
Prince
Robert,
Prince
George
and
Princess
Louise,
were
In
port,
more
than
300
per
sons
visited
uie
museum,
ine
Board
hopes
thaHestoratlon
will
result
In
an
even
greater
postwar
popularity
for
the
institu
tion.
Passengers
aboan!
the
Cana
dian
Pacific
Airline
plane
which
left
Prlace
Rupert
at
1
o'clock
this
ternocn
were
e!
Dashiel.
L.
Mortinsen,
G.
A.
Thompson,
W.
Softy
and
J.
Black
for
Vancouver
and
E.
E.
Hyndsnan
and
airs.
Sutherland
for
Sandspit.
Passengers
arriv
REGULATIONS
STOPPED
HIM
Final
Tie-up
From
Now
Defunct
Aircraft
Restriction
KETCHIKAN
-
Delay
in
obtaining
telegraphic
permission
from
Ottawa
for
a
plane
trl
to
Prince
Rupert
caused
Vic
Mona-han,
Tacoma
industrialist,
to
cancel
plans
to
vis1;
the
Cana
dian
port
Saturday.
Monahan.
operates
the
pas-cade
Pole
Ccmpany
in
Tacoma.
He
had
b,en
in
Wrangell
for
several
days
arranging
to
treat
aoles
there
vljeh
he
hoped
t.
ship
to
the
Twin
Cities
and
Chicago
areas
through
Prince
Rupert.
Expecting
to
f)y
to
Prince
Rupert
on
a
chartered
EIVs
Airlines
plane,
he
aked
Ellis
Friday
to
arraa.?
Ike
trip.
Buf
Prlnre
Rupert
had
to
forward
the
wire
to
Ottawa
and.
by
the
time
permission
?os
ranted.
lust
before
noon
Saturday,
it
was
too
late
for
Monuhan
to
get
back
and
catch
reserved
through
transportation
to
Taeoma.
(Such
specfftl
pennls;on
for
-orrign
aircraft
Is
now
no
longer,
necessary
s1jw
Prince
Rur'
has
been
made
'a
direct
port
of
entry
and
departure!.
Baseball
Schedule
June
19
W&N-
Savoy
June
22
Moose
W&N
June
26
Savoy
Moose
June
29
W&N
Savoy
W&N
represents
Watts
and
Nickerson.
Team
last
mentioned
is
to
be
the
Home
team.
Postponed
games
will
be
ing
from
Sandspit
cn
tiw
Tyes-
!
played
Tuesday
evenings.
All
!
day
flight
were
A.
J.
Stonrc
j
games
Hsted
are
for
Sundays
:
and
Mrs.
Schuberg
.
I
and
Thursdays.
i
Vancouver
Auto
prashi
One
Dies
VANCOUVER
Albert
Al-
?en
was
killed
and
another
seriously
Injured
when
a
tr,uck
and
automobile
collided
here
yester
day.
The
name
of
the
dead
man
could
not
be
learned
Immediately.
The
Injured
man,
Thomas
Gregory,
was
reported
In
poor
con-
dlUon.
He
possibly
has
skull
fracture.
I
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
With
Minora
Blades
Minora
is
a
real
money
saver
because
it
lasts
far
longer
than
ordinary
blades.
For
extra
shaves
and
com
fort
ask
for
Minora
Blades.
ws
rout
DOlflU.fDCt
I470K
HICKS
FRASER
HOUSE
Modern,
Quiet.
Comfortable
714
FRASER
STREET
Phone
Black
823
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
R.
E.
MORTLMER
324
2nd
Ave
Near
CFPR
THERE'S
A
LEADER
I
If
EVERY
LINE...
11.
...
.
BRIGHTON
KING
Bred
in
British
Columbi
t
the
Brighton
Stock
Frm
of
Htrry
Heratn
tnd
Sons
on
Lulu
Mind,
this
drk
brown
seldinj,
born
In
1941,
""-'
y
"'0f
cut
or
rvio
j
n
SjPr")'
iiv
dem
Mid,
won
the
Orudiin
Qirop-ioruhip
4l
Vtncouvu's
Htstinss
Prk
tfck
ia
1946.
Top
money
winner
ol
B.C
rcing
(or
the
scson.
Brighton
tCmj't
Coiot:
yellow,
bUck
Miv
ycJlov
caps.
A
pme-vrinninj
bone
Is
product
of
time;
trie
endless
attention
of
experts;
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