c
IMnrc
Gtipctt
Daily
mvs
Monday.
March
3,
1947
I
The
Markets
.
Vf
seta
bits
Mushroonv?.
lb
.75
Spinach'.
2
lbs.
...
.29
Beets,
lb
.00
Cauliflower,
each
25
-
.45
Lettuce,
each
.18
Crlcr1rb.
.3
Carlic.
lb
.75
abbagc,
lb
.09
Calif.
Ca.rots,
3
lbs.
..
.25
Brussels:
Sprouts,
lb.
.31
Parsnips,
2
lb
.15
J
Sujfar
White,
lb.
...
.09
poldcn
Yellow,
lb
.09
I
Fresh
.Milk
Quart
.19
Pint
.10
Cream,
..-Pint
.15
"
Eggs
Grade
A:
Large,
larto'net,
doz.
...
47
j
.
Fish
Halibut,.
lb
....
.33
Salmon,
lb
'.
35
Cod,
Jb
.25
Slack
Cod,
smoked,
lb
.38
Smoked
Kippers,
lb
.22
.Milk
Evaporated
Milk,
:
16-oz.
tin,
2
for
;
Butter
First
Grade,
lb
i
5
Hour
Pastry
Flocr,
7
lbs
31
Flour,
49-,
No.
1
hard
wheat
$1.75
Second
Patent
1
CO
Flour
(24's)
93
I
Tea
and
Coffee
DcLuxe
Quality,
lb".
85
Coffee,
lb
.40
t
.-,
Canned
Fruits
Plums
i.
17
Apri.oti
27
Cherries
35
Raspberries
35
Pears
29
Juices
Tomato,
20-oz
,2
.25
40
oz.
.33
5
for
spring
IT'S
high
mi
i
Prices?
They're
no.
secret.
It
always
paid
to
buv
for
cash.
At
WALLACE'S
PHONE
632
FOR
PROMPT
SERVICE
ON
JANITORS'
SUPPLIES
DUSTHANE
-
PAPER
TOWELS
-
WAX
SOAP
-
HRUSHES
-
MOPS
-
ETC.
Prince
Rupert
Supply
House
u
B
U
m
a
of
course
THIRD
AVENUE
CHOW
MEIN
SEE
US
FOR
ALL
REQUIREMENTS
IN
Office
Supplies
Consult
us
for
your'
needs
In
all
types
of
printing
work.
Everything
in
high-class
stationery.
Cards
for
every
occasion
Fountain
Pens
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
BESNER
BLOCK,
Hollywood
Cafe
-
-
-
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
NEWEST
AND
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
r-
IROJU
II
AJU.
TO
6
AJU.
Special
Dinner
Every
Sunday
-
5
p.m.
to
8
p.m.
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
WE
CATER
TO
PARTIES
CHOP
SUEY
GIRL
STANDS
EGGS
ON
END
TRAIL
0.'
Miss
Belinda
Mam-mone
proved
here
that
she
could
stand
an
egg
on
end
without
breaking
the
shell
a
trick
that
Christopher
Columbus
failed
to
do.
Perhaps
Trail
chickens
lay
queer-shaped
eggs.
At
any
rate
it
can
be
done
and
not
with
Just
one
egg
but
with
six
and
all
at
the
same
time.
Belinda,
only
15,
announced
her
achievement
to
a
Trail
Times
reporter
and
was
invited
to
the1
newspaper
office
to
demonstrate,
j
She
selected
one
from
half-a-dozen
eggs
and
skilfully,
after
considerable
time,
balanced
it
on
the
broad
end.
"There,"
she
said
triumphantly.
"And
what
more,
I
had
six
of
them
standing
on
end
at
home
this
morning."
gallon
59
Apple,
20
oz,
2
tins
.33
40
oz
.35
Gallon
..
.64
Grapefruit,
20
oz
15
48-oz
33
Orange,
20-oz
17
-
.24
Blended
(orange
and
grape
fruit),
20-oz
21
48-oz
56
Cut
Green
Beans,
each
17
No.
3
Peas
19
Mixed
Vegetables
18
Diced
Beets
15
Fruit
Tomatoes
(field)
lb
27
Grapes,
Malaga,
lb
.28
-
.31
Pears,
3
lbs
-
d.j
BaHaBaaaaBaBaaan
the
softer,
more
feminine,
the
elongated
silhouette
that
marks
our
Spring
frocks
as
new
and
styles.
A
complete
selection
of
fresh
new
dresses
with
more
arriving
every
day.
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
133
735
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
TERRY
FORTUNE
IS
GOING
EAST
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Terry
Fortune
are
leaving
Wednesday
by
train
fcx
Toronto
where
they
plan
to
take
up
future
residence.
Mr.
Fortune
has
severed
his
connection
with
the
local
radio
station
where
he
has
beer,
an
announcer
since
returning
from
-the
services.
PLAN
VILLAGE
IMPROVEMENTS
GREE.WILLE
Proposals
to
make
several
improvements
In
this
village
were
discussed
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Greenville
Improvement
Association.
William
Stephens
Jr.
was
elected
president
and
Henry
Aksidan.
vice-president.
CADI
SEEKS
HOME
PIETERM
ARITZBURG
,
South
Africa
f
A
magistrate
recently
adjourned
his
court
when
a
constable
whispered
that
there
was
a
house
bo
let
in
thic
Natal
city.
He
returned
an
hour
later
mu.uui,
iutxc,
me
nouse
nav
-
ing
been
let
Just
five
minutes
before
he
arrived.
-
-
Classified
Advertising
-
-
CIaasirtal.:c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
charge,
50c.
lilrth
Notices.
50c;
Cards
of
Thanks.
Death
Notices,
Funeral
Notices,
Marrla-o
sad
Engagement
Announcements:
12.
HELP
WANTED
WANTED
First
class
sawyer,
to
take
full
charge
of
sawmill.
Good
wages
for
right
man.
State
age
and
experience.
Job
open
April
15.
II.
G.
Olscn
Sawmill
Co.,
Burns
Lake,
B.
C.
(53)
HELP
WANTED
An
opportunity
for
young
men
and
ladies
who
do
not
fear
meeting
the
public,
to
work
in
established
sales
organization;
opportunity
for
advancement.-
Apply
Box
1251,
Prince
Rupert.
(52)
HELP
WANTED
Reliable
party
to
operate
cafe.
Phone
Red
441.
Box
1001-B.
(53)
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
One
electric
vegetable
juicer
with
salad
maker.
One
sunlamp.
Phone
Green
937.
(54)
FOR
SALE
Three-piece
chesterfield
suite
and
other
articles.
Apply
318
Sixth
St..
afternoons.
FOR
SALE
Lovely
home
in
Section
2.
Close
In.
Apply
Grand-view
Hotel.
Phone
Black
412.
.
(54)
FOR
SAtE-2
watcrjackcts,
1
walcr'jatkct
jt'.vc.
1
heater.
2
gas
pumps,
1
set
of
new
Universal
Encyclopedia,
1
grama-phone.
Phone
Black
412.
(It)
FOR
SALE
Axminstcr
rug,
9x12;
McClary
range,
enamel
and
steel
top,
fitted
with
Imperial
oil
burner
and
coil;
kitchen
set;
full
size
bed,
mattress
and
spring.
All
.In
good
-
order.
1317
Overlook
St.
Red
701-
(53)
FOR
SALE-Bakery
and
restau
rant
with
four
lots
and
barn.
Going
concern.
Good
opportunity
for
married
couple,
Twenty
years
in
business,
quitting
on
account
of
old
age.
Apply
Ammund
Hanson,
Queen
Charlotte
City.
(52)
FOR
SALE
One-room
furnished
cabin.
Wantage
Road.
Cheap
for
cash.
Apply
Box
208
Daily
News.
(52)
FOR
SALE
Used
Furniture
and
Hardware
at
low
prices.
5
piece
kitchen
set
good
shape
$14.
9-tubc
radio
$17.50.
Slightly
used
pails-
from
50c.
Hassocks
going
at
$2..
Floor
lamps
$4.
Bed
and
spring
like
new
$12.
Fancy
china
dinner
plates
35c.
New
latter
rugst
lovely
designs
from
$1.C5.
Drinking
glasses
10c.
Oolichan
Grease,
best
quatity,
$0.50.
All
kinds
of
other
goods,
come
and
look
them
over.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
FOR
SALE
Chcyrolct
panel
dc-livcry,
1939
model.
Serial
No.
9131530C3C,
one
spare
tire.
Ceiling
price
$337.
Phone
Red
411.
(53)
FOR
SALE-Household
furnishings.
Phone
Red
218.
(54)
(NOTICE
OF
SALE
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
for
the
purchase
of
an
Undivided
one-half
interest
in
Parcel
"B,"
S.D.
of
part
of
Lot
431.
Range
5,
Coast
District,
together
with
an
undivided
half-Interest
In
tho
Improvements
siuate
thereon,
up
to
noon
on
Thursday,
March
20t.h,
1947.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
nesessarlly
accepted.
Terms:
Strictly
cash.
Gordon
F.
Forbes,
adminis
trator
of
the
Estate
of
Paul'
Brodih,
deceased,
(60)
I
garden
'Nomhog
Post-war
trend
in
garden
design
give
evidence
of
following
the
lircc
direction
as
house
architecture,
away
frcm
the
traditional
toward
the
functional.
Instead
of
planting
to
create
kuvdscope
pictures
of
traditional
stylos,
we
will
arrange
our
gardens
to
serve
definite
purposes
first,
and
develop
picturesque
qualltis
which
will
not
interfere
with
these
Junctions.
Just
what
are
the
functions
of
a
small
home
irarden?
Mn?t
general
agreement
is
likely
to
be
that
it
serve
as
an
outdoor
heme,
where
we
can
enlov
fresh
air
and
sunshine
and
such
rec-rcatioral
activities
as
may
ap
peal
to
us.
This
Is
not
new;
since
World
War
I
the
idea
of
the
garden
as
an
"outdoor
living
rccm"
has
spread.
But
here.
as
in
house
architecture,-
tradi-
I
firm
hnQ
Hvr
n
tiv
.
KnrA
Vino
itio
vivii
a
wuuiiiiir
uc-wct.il
Wlc
.
desire
for
a
useful
garden
and
;
one
that
will
look
like
others
'
erpecially
those
we
remember,
f
So
a
larse
nrnnnrtinn
of
nil
m,n
WOKK
WANTED
WORK
WANTED
Sitter
evening,
public
stenography
days.
Telephone
Black
120.
'
(57)
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
Two-roomed
apartment.
221
5th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Red
807.
(57)
FOR
RENT
Three
rooms,
one
.
kitchen
furnished
.
336
9th
Ave.
(57)
FOR
RENT
Furnished
apart"
ment.
Grandview
Hotel.
Phone
Black
412.
(54)
FOR
RENT
Single
sleeping
room.
221
5th
East.
Phone
Red
807.
(55)
FOR
RENT
Furnished
cabin,
clean
and
warm.
1142
Park
Ave.
Phone
Green
224.
(52)
FOR
RENT
Thrtc-room
furnished
suite.
No.
7,
Washington
Block.
(54)
WANTED
WANTED
March
15,
three-
or
four'-rccm
suite,
furnished
or
unfurnished,
fpr
couple.
Box
205,
Daily
News'.
(54)
Tl.MREK
WANTED
WANTED
Cedar.
Fir.
Pino
and
Larch
Poles.
All
sizes.
Quote
f.o.b.
shipping
point:
earliest
shipment.
Niedcrmcycr-Mar-tin
Co.,
Spalding
Bidg.,
Portland
4,
Oregon.
(53)'
LOST
LOST
Glasses
In
blue
case,
and,
brown
Parker
fountain
pen,-Sunday
afternoon,
vicinity
5th
or
uin
west.
(54)
PERSONAL
NORTHERN
LIGHT
Book
Room
(upstairs
in
Wallace
"Sleek),
displaying
Bibles,
Easter
Card?,
Mottoes,
Books,
etc.
Of-flcial
.opening
Tuesday,
March
4-
(It)
GUANANTEED
relief
from
eczema,
psoriasis,
impetigo,
heat
rash
and
kindred
skin
afflictions.
Mail
$1.00
for
large
Jar
to
Pcacey's
Drug
Store,
Victoria,
B.C.
(53)
STUBBORN
skin
ailments
respond
to
"Klccrcx"
the
quick
healing
salve
for
eczema,
psoriasis,
Itch,
impetigo,
ringworm,
etc.
50c,
$1.00.
At
all
druggists
or
write
Klcerex!
Mfg.
Co.,
Winnipeg.
HOME
Cooked
meals
at
reas
onable
prices
served
pleasantly
in
attractive
surround
-inc
oil
this
you
will
find
at
the
Terminal
Lunch,
(mt)
DUESSM'iAKI'NO,.
Alterations
and
repairs.
Women's
liose
repaired.
Phone
Blue
273.
(72)
TENDERS
SEALED
TENDERS
will
be
re
ceived
up
until
noon,
March
7,
for
painting
the
Pioneers
Home.
Specifications
may
be
obtained
from
the
office
of
the
City
Engineer.
The
lowest
nor
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
I
(53)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf,
You
saw
ii
in
Tnc
News!
1)
unc
.rounds
planted
20
years
ci
more
ago
are
now
so
overgrown
with
trees
and
shrubs
planted
for
traditional
reasons
inat
sunsninc
is
cxciuaeo,
irom
both
house
and
grounds,
and
flowers
perhaps
even
grass
cannot
be
well
grown
because
of
too
much
shade.
While
all
this
shade
was
de-vclrping,
sunshine
was
rlslnsjso
raDidlv
in
our
esteem
that
(
arc
sometimes
accused
of
being
sun
worshippers.
But
there
are
sound
scientific
reasons
for
valuing
sunshine,
-which
has
been
proved
to
he
a
vital
necessity
for
human
well
being.
For
once,
fashion,
art;
and
science
are
working
to
the
same
purpose,
to
increase
the
amount
of
sunshine
and
.
ainny
environment
available
to
us.
Millions
are
migrating
to
those
sections
of
the
country
which
enjoy
the
most
sunshine.
In
less
favored
places
we
must
design
bur
clothing,
houses,
gardens
and
deco
rations
to
make
the
most
of
all
the
sunshine
we
possess.
Garden
design
Is
following
this
trend.
Post-war
gardens
will
not
be
without
siide,
.
for
nothing
can
be
picasanter;
thin
the
shade
of
a
tree
to;one
who
has
been
exposed
to
''the
warm
rays
of
thcsuaitmer
sun;
but
they
will
confine
shade
to
definitely
planned
areas,
where
on;
may
rest
and
view
a
garden
drenched
in
sunshine.
Such
gardens
can
cyclop'
4
variety
of
floral
beauty
which
is
impossible
In'
overplantcd
grounc's,
-where
the
roots
of
trees
and
shrubs
fill
the
soli
and
their
leaves
.shut
out
the
sunt
shine
over
the
entire
area
In
sunny
garden
areas,
many
activities
can
be
enjoyed,
but
none
is
likely
to
be
more
uonu-
lar
and
rewarding
than
garden
ing
itself,
the
growing
of
fine
plants,
either
'for'
food
or
flow
ers,
which
millions
have
learned
to
enjoy
during
the
ears
of
war
gardening.
BAND
BUYS
INSTRUMENTS
GREENVILLE
-
The
import
ance
which
residents
of
this
village
place
cn
mu:Ic
as
a
cuius::!
clement
,wa3
.indicated,
at
the
annual
meeting
of
thp
Gi
1
envilic'
Concert
Bind
recently
by
Secretary
H.
Hi.
Mc
Kay,
who
announced
that
the
band
hat)
paid
for
Its
In'ilru-mcnts.
In
volved
In
this
statement
was
a
background
of
seven
years
of
music
and
work.
In
1940
the
band
received
delivery
of,
43
instruments
to
replace
ancient
pieces
and
make
It
the
best-cqulppcd
band
In
.the
north.
Those
instruments
CbH
;$3,736.
In
announcing
th4
thiixb-llgation
had
been
paid
-lh;
Iulj,
Mr.
McKay
also
told;
the
jncct-lng
that
thb"band"p!ah.irrlour-chase
20
more
new
Instruments
hi
order
to
maintain
Its
high
standard.
.
Background
of
the
arccnvlllc
Concert
Band
wa3
recalled
by
Leonard
Douglas,
win
was
dieted
president.
Established
In
1881,
the
band
made
lt3
first
public
appearance
only
a
few-days
after
its
first
practice.
It
played
the
doxology
at
a
church
meeting.
Since
that
time,
succeeding
genera
tiors
have
become
accomplished
players.
The
band
has
filled
many
engagements
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
following
officers
were
elected:
Honorary
President
William
Stephens.
President
Leonard
Douglas.
Executive
Peter
Calder.
Her
j
bert
Robinson,
Johnson
Russ:
Charles
Lceson,
Samuel
drey.
Ben
Alexander.
Bandmaster
Fred
McKay.
Assistant
Bandmasters
Si
mon
McKay,
George
Martin,
Simon
Calder.
.Manager
Henry
Aksldan,
Assistant
Manager
Albert
Moore.
Leaders
Elislia
McKnvl
Hor
ace
Angus,
Samuel
Tait,
George
i
Lecion.
Practice
Committee
'Jamr
Angus,
Alfred
Rcbinton,
Louis
McKay,
Jeffrey
Martin,
-'Abra
ham
Davis,
Percy
Azak.
Music
and
Property
Keepers-Chris
Calder,
Horace
Angus.
Peter
McKay,
William
McKay.
.
Sergeants
Anthony
Calder,
lames
Lceson.
Secretary-Treasurer
Henry
McKay,
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to
change)
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MONDAY
r.M.
4:00
Edmund
Ilockrldgc
4:15
jSock
Quotations
4:30
Carolyn
Gilbert
I
4;45-Story
Time
5:30
Music
by
Kostclanctz
'
5:45
Supper
Serenade
6:00
Accordiana
6.:15
Martial
Airs
6:30
Hawaiian
Echoes
6:43
lb
Va
Doc
6:50
Recorded
Ditcrludc
7:00
CBC
News
1:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Recital
Time
7:45f
University
Report
8:00
Parade
of
Bands
8:30
pperctta
Time
9:00
National
Farm
Radio
Forum
9:30
Presenting
Ken
Carson
1Q:00
CBC
News
i0:t0
B.C.
News
10:i5-ifclghborly
News
10:30
Pacific
Pianoforte
11:00
Weather
and
Sign-off
TUESDAY
AM.
7:30-vMusleal
Clock
3:00-CBC
News
8:15
Morning
Song
&:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
9;0
BBC,
News
9:15-M6rning
Devotions
00
Morning
Concert
;
9:53;
Time
Signal
JO.OO
Home'
Nursery
Musical
Program
l6:15Qrgan
Encores
10;:30-Rpundup
Time
10;45
Scandinavian
Melodies
lltOO-CBR
Presorts
Il:15p-Songs
of
Today
ll:30u
father
Forecast
1:31
Message
Period
U
533
Recorded
Interlude
11145-Ethcl
and
Albert
,
P.M.
12:00
B,C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:25
Program
Resume
ie.30-CBC
News
12:43
Easy
Llstcnlns
1:00
THe
Concert
Hour
1:30
Artists
or
Tomorrow
.
1
:45-Commcntary
2:0a-pC.
School
Broadcast
2:30
Sheila
Presents
3:0Q-Stu
Davies
3:15
Serenade
to
America
3
:30
feprenadc
1
3:45
BBC
News
and
Com.
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RINC.S
IN
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Bask.
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One
young
jiousewlfc
of
this
prairie
owii
is
uunKinz
seriously
o:
nevef'
removing
her
rings
again,
TsklngUhem
off
to
do
some
washing,
she
held
the
rings
In
her
left
hand
when
she
went
to
throw
iome
paper
Into
the
stove.
The
rings
Instead
of
the
paper
went,;
lAto.
the
fire.
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Advertising
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TERRACE
&
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MEET
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jN
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167
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to
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tilce
juit
3
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of
the
tolden
tnd
one
of
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your
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nedd
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health.
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AWNING
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1.0
Kast
Third
Ate
(Next
to
Shenton's)
TOMORROW
A
powerful
drama
packed
s
in
peine,
enriched
by
glorious
musk.
THE
j
with
a
dtitingtitibcd
two
of
today's
pcrsoiauites
JAMES
MAS0M
AHN
TODI
yon
wilt
thrill
to
the
glorious
music
of
LONDON
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
playing
Chopin,
Mozart
and
licet
Imtn
An
Eavle-linn
Release
Capital
H
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lllllll'irTTT
Land
and
Buildings
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Known
as
the
"Stork
Mock,"
Prince
KupcrU
poration
invite?
binding
offers
for
uic
purcr..st
rc:l
of
the
Crown
s
right,
title
and
tntcn
t
in
tr.!
Rl
described
below:
situated
thereon,
which
building
o
ki.wj
u
c
"Stork
Block"
and
used
as
a
Salva'isn
Anr.y
E-tel
during
the
war.
The
sale
ot
ouildi.;
:
eludes
normal
plumbing,
hcatm-i
and
Ljau
fixtures
as
presently
installed
thacin
1
All
data
contained
herein
arc
u
-
-iv
atta'
and
subject
to
correction.
Sale
of
this
property
"to
anv
pur'iw:;c
Ubc
to
the
approval
of
the
Govrrnor-in-C'nuneU
War
Assets
Corporation
reserve
ii:
anq-.
to
reject
any
or
all
proposals
received
(o
cht-abs'P
crty.
Offers
to
purchase
should
reach
tli
ufidrr.
gfvo
nut.
Infpr
llinn
LANDS
AND
MUIUHNCS
DKI'AKTMq
WAR
ASSETS
CORPORATION
4005
St.
Catherine
Street
We
t
Montreal,
Q
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P.O.
Box
C099
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1
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"
.
j
truck
operntors
will
have
to
have
dependable
ana
1
free
service
from
their
equipment.
I
Wc
SugRest-Tliat
you
come
,
.nd
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uvt-ooai
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prevent
eo.stly
tie-up.,
later
on.
.
mr-.Rl
are
well
equipped
and
fully
staffed
to
-urry
uul
1
promptly
and
efllclcnliy.
All
Work
Guaranteed
Uslinialcs
0
Bob
Parker
Limild
J
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AM)
MONARCH
Plione
Hit
ITintc
hfll
Available
Again
.
.
.
McCIary
RANGES
in
full
while
enamel
finish
1
Mcllriile
Street
1
kistt
cast
beaded
bj
outstanding
screen
Biinvv-.
at
n
su
MATINEE
WED.
IX
FOR
SALE
Subject
to
prior
sale
or
withdrawal
Wy
t.1A
Lots
15
and
16.
Block
11.
Scctio:;
C:;
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1
1
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
Province
oi
Bru;..l
C.l
bla,
together
with
a
tnree
storcv
dm
fc.iil
Wednesday,
March
19,
1947
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