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glasses,
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street
and
Customs
House,
in
phone
Blue
502.
pfrsonai,
(108)
AGED
WOMAN
will
'liter
children
afternoons
"wings.
Phone
Green
588.
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Klimonh
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somach
distress
such
as
1
ndljestipn,
gas
disturb-
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hlnnlliifr.
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fast
lasting
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Stomach
&
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tablets
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size
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Anrii.
The
Newsl
KOlt
SAL!'.
FOR
SALE
Brand
new
C.C.M.
Bicycle,
never
used.
Oreen
163.
(104)
FOR
SALE
Oik
dining
table
and
six
chairs.
In
good
condition;
also
bedroom
dresser
Call
at
City
Resi
Rccm.
(103
FOR
SALE
Cabinet
radio
and
guitar.
Apply
room
20,
Knox
Hotel;
Phone
71.
(104)
Man.
iHxr
UANrrn
r
FOR
SALE
Five
room
house,
furnished,
vicinity
of
Cold
Storage,
Seal
Cove.
Write
Box
223,
Dally
News.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Fur-1
.I,
ii
i
.
i
niturc
at
uic
ijhcc,
Used
Kitchen
Sets
from
$11.
Slightly
used
Beds,
complete
from
$20.
Hassocks
$2.
Palls
from
50s.
Floor
Lamps
$4.
New
and
Used
Wood
and
Coal
Ranges,
New
Cabin
Cook
Stoves.
Scatter
Rugs,
lovely
de
signs
from
$r.65.
All
kinds
of
other
useful
articles.
Come
In
and
look
them
over.
B.
c.
FURNITURE
CO,
Blaok
324.
FOR
SALE
Jlesort
tfte
on
Lake
Lakelse.
Price
consistent
with
I
:
i
assessed
!MAKfvi
vniuniif.n
valuation.
Write
wriLi
U,
your
wrap
,
'
Frances
Pee,
147
Linden
Av
Prices
Pad-
r.ctive
irau-
wilmette.
Illinois.
(104)
r;,nv
Lu
335
East
...
et
Vancouver,
n.u-
FOR
SALE
One
cot
with
mat
tress,
two
wicker
chairs,
one
chest
of
drawers,
one
small
table
and
bed
head
stand,
one
square
linoleum,
set
of
curtains
with
rod.
small
mirror,
one
trunk.
All
goods
in
u?e
but
in
reasonably
good
shape.
What's
offered
for
lot?
Bargain.
Call
at
former
Empire
office
any
time
between
12
and
4
or
In
evening
after
7.
ii
FOR
SALE
Wahing
machine.
hardwood
bed,
spring,
mat-ress,
cot
and
mattress,
chet
of
drawers,
hatuck,
McClary
range.
1840
7th
Ave.
E.
(105)
FOR
SALE
Buildings
at
Ste
wart,
B.C.
Apartment
block
with
stores
below;
garage
building.
Each
on
seperate
lot.
33x120,
right
In
the
centre
ol
the
business
district
at
Stewart.
B.C.
Apply
C.
M.
Adam,
Terrace.
B.C.
(107)
FOR
SALE
4
ron
house
near
Seal
Cove.
Owner
leaving
town.
Full
price,
$1,4C3.
Unfurnished.
SUM.-fl'tvly
Col-
j
lart
and
IcCaflery.
WANTFU)
Maids
for
Prlrux-
Ru
pert
General
Hospital,
Apply
Hospital.
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WANTED
Girl
for
general
laundry
work;
good
wages.
Apply
Pioneer
-
Canadian
Laundries.
U04
mAirvi
wanted
for
kitchen
&
rlpanlne
work
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital.
Native
and
white
aDDlicants
will
be
considered.
Applicants
should
be
18
years
or
older.
Apply
by
phone
or
by
letter
to
the
Superinten
dent.
'iuu'
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WANTED
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NATURAL
New
pat
ented
tool
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mans
strength
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t'jncs.
sen
retail
outlets.
Nee.lrd
by
autolsts.
farmers,
lumbermen,
builders,
garagemen,
transports,
public
works.
Inraed'ate
deliveries.
Write
or
wire
for
attractive
sales
proposition.
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Spring
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amlnatlons.
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School,
301
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Bldg..
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Man.
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pam
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a
Home
Kinder
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ing
partners.
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Terminal
office
or
store
space.
Location
where
traffic
Is
ready
maae
ArmiJ
Northern
Distributors.
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MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
r
miih.
use
the
moaern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver
B.C.
Train
Schedule
For
the
Easir-
'
Monday.
Wednesday,
Frlday-
8
p.m.
Trom
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
THIS
AND
THAT
"
""j
,
"
:
1
TU
Cwt
MW
kl.m,
t.r
.
"She's
here
every
day
trying
to
get
In
the
last
word."
ICC
in
this
Prince
Rupert
i
nrnnrp
ttttts"
o
in
lt
do-or-dle;
"
1
with
pen
and
lmetements
of
war
a
great
heap
of
unanswered
tetters,
at
last
at
lrt;
lajt-"e
sit
down.
K
wlfl
be
done
In
one
sittlns,
and
this
Is
it:
Once
started.
It
U
rather
plea
sant.
Amidtst
the
flow
of
Ink
and
thought
ccne
a
suddevn
won
derment
at
being
found
so
childish
about
so
slmplo
a
son
not
take
a
little
time
each
week
for
letters,
instead
of
al-,
thf
m
to
Pile
un?
It
is
no
new
resolution
oJ
course,'
but
never
asaln
.
-
positively
never.
.
.
An
hour
elapses,
then
two.
The
pen
dees
not
seem
weary,
but
the-
fellow
on
the
end
of
It
bPgins
to
think
longingly
for
a
mimeograph.
Writing
one
letter
nftpr
another
is
tiresome.
Re
peating
the
same
phrases
and
bits
of
news
to
cveryDooy
incomes
rven
more
gruelling.
Yet
there
Is
no
help
for
It.
After
such
a
lapse,
a
letter
must
be
lnterestlns-and
lengthy.
And
If
anything
is
more
aisjusims
than
a
Christmas
card
without
line
in
It,
It
is
one
oi
uic
v....
nn)M
irc-m
some
ci-
meaning
wul
who
nevertheless
expects
a
full-bodiea
lener
,
v
tM
one.
fifth
from
ihP
ten:
"Just
a
line
in
a
hurw.
-
-
-
voir
it
reads.
"We
are
an
i"-......!
i,c
Hrme
you
are
too.
is
lovely
-
The
weather
here
1vt
F"fect.e
u
e
from
vou
soon.
"-
could
do
It
that
n
,hat.
If
a
person
wouiant
ur
'"
way
there
;
cto'm
to
such
a
gift,
if
it
mUhl
be
termed
as
such,
and
certainly
vou
are
cut.
to
-
rrrt.
Vt
MV
lillUa
J'"
dav's
enthusiasm
ot-
but
not
entirely
ui,,
nrp
the
letter?
an
en-
t.rftv.
Another
two
take
form
nnd
niiW
mP"
ot-
ani
cu,
.hnnt
a
knight
clad
in
moer
armour.
Seme
noble
siul
ncwy
-
"u'
has
done
wiiat
rpllrf
In
well-earned
nrl
wings
to
freed
rUicnce.
Surely,
life
holds
cw
moments
of
such
utter
and
.,nip(p
pontpntment.
Tiie
post
office
soon
bring?
returns.
The
broken
thread
of
frlendlv
Intercourse
is
resumed
In
small
gossip,
news
oi
piam-Ins-time
and
cX
a
hard
prairie
winter.
Vivid
pictures
of
yourvg.
fr
davs
nt
home
come
oacK-i
or
a
holiday
spent
"back
there'
i,p.-nmp
rral
aialn.
each
sprlnk-
i.
nvor
with
a
Declal
dew
that
nnon
new
resesses
of
and
thouaht.
What
frundil
Real
friends,
so
for
giving
and
so
glad
to
get
your
you,"
it
reads,
"and
get
all
the
news.
We
are
all
fine,
but
aw
ful
busy.
Hope
you
are
too.
The
weather
here
Is
lovely
Just
Derfect.
We'll
expect
to
hear
from
ycu
soon.
Love
Mission
Here
Is
Attracting
Many
r.
TT.tViai.
i
n
MpT.enh
i.ct,
auL(
...
ink
before
us.
and
besldss
thosi
o.M.I
Qf
Vancouver,
is
attract
Ing
substantial
congregations
nightly
as
well
as
ta
two
masse?
hs
Is
conducting
C9ch
mcrr.ln
at
the
Church
f
the
Annunciation.
The
father
Is
a
powerful
jipeaker
and
his
sermons
are
per
lne
much
acpreslated.
The
mis
slon
which
has
Setn
In
progress
during
the
past
wees
win
eon
elude
this
Sunday.
W.
Shmbsall
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Oamosun
yesterday
afterncon
frcin
Vancouver.
be
"softie"
about
your
mom...
"
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--
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TM
n
ioy
,
.
.
tad
yr
Mthf
iw
muth
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cr
lnd
COUTTI
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and
Retail
FRUITS
AND
VEGETABLES
214
Sixth
Street
Black
289
FINE
CONCERT
BY
CIVIC
BAND
Fine
competence
and
versatility
were
displayed
toy
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Civic
Band
i.i
the
varied
nroeram
which
constituted
Its
initial
public
appearance
under
the
baton
of
Bandmaster
mer
Lien
before
an
appreciative
audi
ence
In
the
Civic
Centre
last
Tri
-iHHIHrm
n
thf
Kplpfitions
by
the
band,
the
program
In
cluded
presentations
by
guest
ar
tists
that
rounded
out
the
excellent
Instrumental
fare
and
left
the
audience
with
the
realization
of
what
a
sound
basis
for
musical
development
Prince
Ru
pert
has
In
Its
newly
formed
band.
trol
over
the
instruments
throughout
the
concert,
uniting
them
Into
a
unit
that
has
definitely
earned
the
title
of
"band."
Like
homing
plgecns,
and
one
.
The
program,
opened
with
a
at
a
tlm
they
come,
Edch
re-
brief
Introduction
by
Fred
Con
ceived
with
equal
warmth
and
j
rad,
who
Introduced
Bandmaster
rel
sn.
Then
the
last
seal
is
Lien,
continuing
in
martiai
spin'.
broken.
"So
glad
to
hear
from
1
with
the
stirring
"Maple
City
March"
by
Chamberlain
in
which
the
band
showed
excellent
pre
cislon
and
spirit.
Guest
artists
included
Bert
Cameron,
violinist,
who
played
'Were
My
Songs
With
Wings
With
slight
show
of
temper
It
provided,"
by
Ahan,
and
"Songs
It
Is
flung
aside
on
the
desk
to
-flutter
down
and
slide
Into
rlace
amonsrst
the
ethers.
For
thfv
are
all
there
again
just
waitlns.
Mustn't
let
another
flay
?o
by
without
writing.
Well,
not
two
days,
anyway
My
Mother
Taught
Me,"
uy
Dvorak,
Accompanist
was
II.
T.
Lock.
Mrs.
Roy
Wicks,
second
guest
artist,
sang
Strauss's
"Ira
in
mm
TOM
McKEOWN
rhones;
Office,
Green
007
No.
6
Smith
Block
9i.i
4.
m..
id
a.
mi
t
j
ii
j.iitii
Phone-175
......
Love
With.
Vienna,"
"Smoke
Gets.)
;ln
Your
Eyes,"
by
Kern,
and
Mighty
Lak'
a
Rose."
Andv
Mc
Naughton
accompaled
at
the.
The
band
was
composed
of
the
following
members:
Neville
Ger-
rard,
T.
A.
Johnstone
and
Terry
Parsons,
clarinets:
William
Duf-
fus,
saxophdne;
George
Brown,
Olafnr
Eylofson,
trumpets;
L.H.
Stevens,
horns;
Alfred
Shrub-sail,
Nick
PavllkLs,
baritones;
Rol
Judge,
C.
F.
McCarthy,
trombones:
Morris
Teng,
Beg.
Martin,
Basses;
Rubert
Woods,
drums.
Pleasine
Individual
instrumen
tal
work
was
shown
in
the
solo
trombone
performance
of
Rol
Judge
who
played
"Asleep
in
the
Deep"
and
the
duet
for
trum
pets
"From
Vienna's
Past"
play
ed
by
George
Brown
and
Ole
Thp
hnnH
shna'pH
remarkable
Evolfson.
cleanness
pf
tone
throughout
all
Other
numbers
by
the
band
niimhprs.
rancrinc
from
soft,
dul-
were
"Operatic
Mingie,
'ine
.t
rpvprlo
"Dawn"
hv
Bennett.
Middv
Marcn)
"Organ
wnoes
to
the
most
stirring
marches.
1
(serenade)
and
"Colonel
Bogey
i
Mr,
Lien
showed
complete
con-
(march).
While
all
selections
were
well
received,
possibly
the
most
popu
lar
were
the
Selections
from
H.M5.
Pinafore"
with
lilting
Gilbert
and
Sullivan
melodies
The
band
was
fortunate
to
have
Lettprs.
savs
Noah
Webster.
I
letter
that
they
immediately
Johnstone
for
solo
parts
in
this
nlcations."
A
more
general
defi
nition
might
be
that
letters
are
those
things
left
undone
which
should
-
have
been
done
long
ago.
Numbered
among
the
sins
of
omission,
they
He
around
in
cur
minds
tugging
for
attend-
tion
with
all
the
ptrsistance
of
a
teething
child
whining
at
its
mother's
hemline.
(And
the
hemline
Is
coming
down
for
an
easier
reach?)
They
come
up
In
turn
before
us.
This
one,
then
that
one,
which
we
should
have
written
weeks
ago.
Guilt
ily,
Intensely,
we
determine
to
not
let
another
day
pass
before
writing.
Well,
not
two,
anyway.
And
on
a
day
whose
weather
makes
letter-wrttinz
lovely
by
comparison;
one
which
forbid.s
gclns
out
or
dares
any
sou!
to
com
in;
with
a
chin-line
rigid
W.
J.
Nelson
cf
this
city
Is
finding
It
wintry
around
Taku.
Mr.
Nelson,
who-
Is
in
the
Cus
toms
Service,
lelt
for
the
north
recently.
Frequent
storms
have
to
some
extent
been
Interfering
with
the
air
service
along
the
Taku
and
at
Tulsequah.
Mining
development
is
being
planned
there.
r
ISow
Available!
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
We
Serve
You
Nothing
But
the
Best
.
Sl'ECIAI.
KEH
HltANO
REEF
CHOICEST
VKGETABLES
AND
FHUITS
COMPLETE
LINE
OK
GROCERIES
DELICATESSEN
Choicest
Cooked
Meats
Roast
Chicken
Meat
Pies
anil
Salads
Dally
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
hnn
2i
Third
Ave.
West
A-
MacKcnzic
Furniture
LIMITED
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
FURNITURE
OF
EVERY
DESCRIPTION
QUALITY
AND
PRICES
RIGHT
SHERIFF'S
SALE
327
ThirU
Avenue
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THE
WORKMEN'S
COMPENSATION
BOARDet
al,
Plaintiffs
TELKOAL
COMPANY
LIMITED,
Defendant
writ
nf
Fieri
Facias
to
me
directed
in
the
above
action
I
have
seized
of
the
goods
and
chattels
of
the
tw.i,.i
th
fniwinir
which
I
shall
offer
for
sale
at
UVHiiUH,,
.
o
auction,
for
Cash,
at
the
place
known
as
-itxrvum.
PANY
LIMITED
mine,
or
elsewhere
where
goods
and
chattel
of
the
defendant
may
be
located,
at
2:00
o'clock
in
the
afternoon
of
Tuesday,
May
13th,
1947,
unless
the
Writ
is
satisfied
in
the
meantime.
Sale
to
commence
at
the
mine
office
located
about
7
miles
southwest
of
the
town
of
TELKWA,
B.C.
The
highest
or
any
bid
not
necessarily
accepted:
Mining
equipment,
Including
boilers,
air
compressors,
drills
and
drilling
machinery,
coal
cutting
machines,
hoists,
cables,
rails,
piping,
pumping
and
blacksmith's
equipment,
fans,
tools,
stores
and
general
mine
equipment.
Stores
of
hardware,
lumber,
stulls,
findings
and
miscellaneous.
Office
furniture
and
equipment.
Weighing
equipment
Including
20-ton
capacity
scales.
Cook
House,
Bunk
House,
and
Dry
Equipment
including
one
No.
202
CF
Ourney
Camp
Range,
Dishes,
Utensils,
beds.
Bedding,
etc.
1
Canadian
Rand
steam
air
compressor
plant
13x18,
air
receiver
12x18.
1
Jenckcs
duplex
steam
hoist.
1
large
air
receiver.
1
Shaker
Screen
mounted
on
20-lb,
rails.
1
Wagner
refrigerating
unit
No."
7593,110
volls,
CO
cycle,
1725
R.P.M.
These
have
not
been
removed,
from
Telkwa
Station
Yard,
and
are
knocked
down
and
ready
for
shipment.
I
Loading
Ramp
at
Telkwa
Station
Yard,
containing
90
pes.
4"xl2'xl4'
planks,
C5
pes.,
more
or
less
peeled
timbers
14'
to
20'
long,
railings,
bracing,
etc.
Further
particulars
available
from
the
Sheriff,
Prince
Rupert.
M.
M.
STEPHENS,
Sheriff,
County
of
Prince
Rupert.
Dated
May
1st,
1947.
prliuc
Unpen
Dafli?
J3cUtf
Saturday
May
3,
1947
LOW
AIR
FARES
from
Prince
George
to
EDMONTON
$35.90
$68.00
return
GRANDE
PKAIKIE.
19.00
31.20
return
FORT
ST.
JOHN
12.00
21.60
return
QUESNEL
6.50
11.70
return
VANCOUVER
30.00
51.00
return
pint
tax
Lt.
Prince
George,
North,
Ii45
p.m.,
South,
10HWa.ro.
Daily
Eieept
Monday.
Further
information
from
Dob
Ilothmt,
Vrlnre
C.eorir.
Hotel.
I'rince
George,
tt.C,
B7-7
TO
THE
PEOPLE
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Who
Suffer
With
Their
Feet
You
will
be
Interested
to
know
that
there
is
a
man
In
town
who
has
had
a
wide
experience
in
the
correction
of
fallen
arches,
and
can
make
Arch
Supports
that
will
re-
,
lieve
that
painful
and
tired
feeling
that
only
foot
sufferers
h
can
explain.
x
Mr,
Bill
Terry,
with
many
years
of
study
of
toot
ailments,
is
at
Hill's
Shoe
Stort,
and
will
be
pleased
to
take
an
Impression
of
your
feet
and
let
you
know
what
can
be
done
In
your
Individual
case.
Mr.
Bill
Terry
Is
also
in
charge
of
the
Shoe
Repairing
Dept.
where
your
repairs
are
executed
neatly
and
promptly.
Call
around
and
see
him
for
either
reason.
Ormes
JjiA
Pioneer
Drtu&teU
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
The
REXALL
STORE
PHONE
81
Daily
Delivery
Service
STORE
HOURS
DAILY
from
9
am.
till
9
P-m.
SUNDAYS
and
HOLIDAYS
from
12
Noon
till
2
pin,
7
pm.
till
9
pm.
'
.
8'
Sanitary
'
Efficient
COMMODORE
m
We
Are
Most
Anxious
to
Serve
You
BREAKFAST
MORNING
COFFEE
LUNCH
AFTERNOON
TEA
DINNER
LATE
LUNCH
In
a
well
ordered
Banquet
Hail
we
serve
Luncheons,
Dinners,
Banquets
nnd:.5
cater
to
parties
of
all
Kinds.
(Call
17
for
full
particulars).
A
Constant
Supply
of
Ice
Cr
earn
Is
Assured
at
the
Commodore
GEO.
DYBHAVN,
,
Proprietor,
5k
W.
T
COOPER,
Manager.
COAL
PRICES
Due
to
the
withdrawal
or
government
subsidy
from
the
mine
operators,
also
to
increased
operatine
costs,
we
are
forced
to
Increase
coal
prices
as
follows:
EFFECTIVE
MAY
1,
1917
ALBERTA
LUMP
Sacked,
per
ton
.
.
.
ALBERTA
EC.fi
Sacked,
per
ton
....
ALBERTA
NUT
Sacked,
per
ton
ALBERTA
STOKER
Sacked,
per
ton
TELKWA
LUMP
Sacked,
per
ton
...
TELKWA
.SLACK
Sacked,
per
ton
.
.
.
All
loose
bulk
deliveries
$1.25
per
ton
less
$17.25
17.00
15.00
12.50
15.75
11.00
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
HYDE
TRANSFER
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD
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