i
if
prince
Ktipcrt
Daily
J3?clu0
Wednesday,
May
21,
1947
Francois
Lake
News
?'
tfc
There
were
15
numbers
pros-''
'fiit
al
tlie
Farmers'
Institute
.
jnieeting
on
Wednesday
evening
lu.'.'ttt
the
hall
Plans
were
made
for
i
Hhe
May
24
teletorntkm
here
tA.i.i-1.
......
I
UA
n
rArtttl
$Jflnc
affair
with
Icur
baseball
(
1
1
i
i-.
comes.
races.
oins
uu
fjanws.
There
will
be
a
picture
ahov
In
the
evening
and
a
dance
following!
Hie
tea
set
will
be
raffled
at
the
dance.
'Mr.
Steele's
loudspeaker
will
be
on
the
1
grounds
during
the
day
'and
will
"
'broadcast
the
dance
music
lnthj,
ip
It
was
very
windy
on
Thursday
Xhd
lYirtay
and
the
terry
pitched
and
rolled
about.
'
Harry
How-nan
o
the
Colon
jiation
Department
vf
the
Cana
J
'
,
TheSeattle
Uolli.it
boat
Alice,
p
.Invaded
for
Alaskan
waters,
was
V'L.tfwed
into
port
Tuvsday
by
the
J
(Canadian
2ollbiter
Departure
f
filter
It
wnt
atrcund
in
MUbank
(found
while
stopped
with
en-
flue
trouble
Hall
daue
was
iltfht.
and
engine
rewatrs
are
boinc
aiade
here
bttore
the
boat
proceeds
north.
It
carries
two
men.
The
Ket.-h:kan
packer
aar$e
jpotr.ry
arrtve-i
ir.
nort
today
sat
wttri
rour
v-rUad$
c
fUh
for
(jnsh't-wf:-.:
v
rail
o
Use
L.
loiter::
L'S.
market
I;
wis
her
w
stvend
tr.p
;!..?
week
She
shut
dian
National
RalU-ays,
Prince
O
corse,
was
through
on
business
Friday.
There
was
a
full
congregation
r.t
the
service
at
the
church
here
on
Sunday
mornlns.
Kev.
Atkinson
gave
a
special
Mother's
Day
sermon
and
there
were
lighted
candles
and
a
lar?c
vase
of
pujsy-wlllows
on
the
altar.
Staff
Serjeant
O.
A.
Johnson
rid
Constable
Roger
Brett
of
the
provincial
polio?
salted
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
P.ML
15
for
Butedale
where
Constable
Brett
will
be
iwsted
for
the
summer
monlhs.
StaK
Seracant
Johnston
will
return
later
this
week.
You
saw
tt
in
The
News!
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
tled
here
Moudty
with
a
similar
cargo.
The
Alaskan
power
barge
Homer,
which
came
north
from
Scuttle
several
weeks
ago.
nocked
here
Tuesday
to
:od
lumber
and
six
carloads
of
beer
for
Petersburg.
Caaadlan
National
coastal
ship
Prince
Rupert
Cvpt
Ernest
Caldwell,
arrived
here
at
11:45
this
morning
w.th
.
heaTT
load
round
triroers.
Sh.
sailed
at
1
a
m
daylight
tune
for
-
-
Classified
Advertising
-
-
lassiflcds-
"Jc
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
chars.
60c.
Birth
Notice.
60?
birds
ol
Thnks,
Death
Notices.
tMnersl
Notices,
MrrUs
'
tnd
Knsgment
Announcements:
J.
MKTII
NOTICE
PFEFFER
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Pfcffcr.
at
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
on
May
17.
a
daughter.
,(119)
CAKI)
OF
THANKS
We
would
like
to
thank
Const.
Richmond.
Rev.
Hills.
Fire
Chief
J.
Smith
and
his
brigade
for
their
speedy
arrival,
and
all
friends
for
kindness
to
us
when
our
oil
burner
back-fired.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bert
West
and
Merle.
Terrace,
B.C.
llr.LP
WANTED
MALE
SALESMEN
AND
AGENTS
ONE'
EXPERIENCED
salesman
for
Prince
Rupert
and
Cariboo
districts
to
handle
bookkeep
Hill'
WANTEDFEMALE
HELP
WANTED
Waitress
for
Boston
Cafe.
Aivly
Ling
the
Tailor.
itl)
PARENTS
Moth?xiy
woman
wiH
care
for
children
la
her
home.
916
10th
Eest
(H9
WORK
WANTEll
WOMAN
wants
bossework.
Write
Box
155.
city.
124
WANTED
WANTED
Car
in
Will
pay
all
cash.
M0
after
6:30.
fair
shape.
Phone
Blue
SHIT
Us
Your
Scrap
Metals.
Top
Prices
Paid
cti'
-
Trad-uk
Ccsnoanr
Ltd..
W5
Eas
Cordota
St
.
Yaauvc.
B.C.
itf
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Your
Slimmer
Outfit
Is
Here!
1:
iw
lis
:f::
-a
v-
ma
SLACK
SUITS
BATHING
SUITS
SWIMMING
CAPS
SUN
SUITS
SLACKS
-
SHORTS
SUMMER
DRESSES
ANKLE
SOCKS
SKIRTS
and
BLOUSES
New
styles
and
varied
art-ments
at
prices
as
always
tint
meet
your
approval-
Yes
,
.
.
your
summer
outfit
is
feer
now.
Complete
Wear
for
Gtrs,
Too
.
.
.
Ages
1
to
16
U
ii
port
Peoples
Store
BABCO
Floor
ENAMEL
and
DAPL-ART
PROCESS
Bapco
F
ocr
Eaanvir:
may
be
used
on,
flocrs,
Ur.oieuai
or
woodn:fc
ar.d
dnes
with
a
ruh
jtoss.
It
made
u:
iu:-
pepuiar
cocoes
aid
is
ready
to
walk
on
when
left
vvet
mh;.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
2iS
Ttird
Avenue
rilONE
101
FOR
YOUR
BUILDING
REQUIREMENTS
GENERAL
REPAIRS
FOUNDATION
WORK
CONSULT
THE
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
LTD.
Intimate
f
Ivtn
fr
any
typo
ewutructhuu
fbono
JS3
NUht-Krd
SJ
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
iUi;
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Dalhr
ALL-WEATHER
SSRYICS
We
Sirre
Yaa
Nitiir
Bat
the
Beit
.
.
.
SPECIAL
RED
BRAND
BEEF
CHOICEST
YTGETAKIXS
and
FKrrrs
COlirLETE
LINE
OP
GEOCEK1ES
9
DELICATESSEN
Cnofcrst
CWkrd
Mtats
lUut
CtJekta
Meat
Pies
xad
SUij
ruSrj
RUPERT
BUTCHERS
raa
U
Ttri
JLit.
"Wiai
I
it
FOIC
SALK
FOR
SALE
RD-7
Bulldozer
and
AC-HD-10
with
Hoover
overhead
loader
and
bulldozer.
Now
working
and
In
good
con-tlon,
recently
overhauled.
Apply
Good
&
Enemaxk,
Box
765,
Prince
George,
B.C.
(RM.W.)
FOR
SALE
Scaled
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
until
noon
of
June
10th,
1947
for
the
purchase
of
Lot
5,
Block
10,
SD.
of
D.L.
931.
Cas&lar
District,
Map
1515,
Alice
Arm
Townsite.
together
with
three-roomed
house
and
contents
situated
thereon.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms:
Strictly
cash.
Gordon
F.
Forbes.
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Harry
Owen,
deceased.
1
131
ing
and
tax
accounting
ser-
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Fur-vice.
Knowledge
of
bookkeep-
nlturc
and
Hardware
at
the
ing
helpful
but
not
essential.
lowest
prices.
Office
Fixtures,
For
Interview
In
Prince
Ru-
Desks,
Safes.
Rugs.
Mirrors,
pert,
write
Tav
Control
Rec-j
etc
Used
Kitchen
Sets
from
ords
Cn
Ltd..
57S6
Larch
514;
used
Electric
Hoover;
Street.
Vancouver.
B.C.
.I'S)
:
Bathroom
Fixtures
Basins
and
Toilets.
Basins
from
$4,
Hassocks
from
$2:
Palls
from
50c;
Slightly
Used
Beds,
complete,
from
530:
Rifles
in
good
shape;
Barber
Chair;
New
Cabin
Cook
Stoves;
Scatter
Rugs
from
$?5.
All
kinds
of
other
useful
articles.
B.C.
Furniture
Co,
Black.
324.
(tf
FOR
SALE
Protection
against
less.
Fire,
Autc.
Personal
Property
Floater
and
other
insurance.
Armstrong
Agencies,
307
3rd
Ave.
Phone
342.
136)
FOR
SALE
28
R.
giUnet
boat
with
5
hp.
Kstaope
engine.
Phone
Blue
563
after
5
pjn.
tf
FOR
SALE
Brooder
started
eh
eks.
sexed
or
mixed.
R.
O.
P
White
le?
boras
and
new
Ham(snires
seQin;
May
12
at
2
weeks
old.
55c
each.
Also
R.OP.
White
Leghorn
puliets
selling
May
12
at
10
weeks
old.
$1.30
each.
Add
10c
per
week
on
all
orders
after
above
dates.
Sufficient
cockerels
free.
Your
down
payment
will
hold
order
un'il
required.
Balance
due
before
delivery.
We
guarantee
satisfaction
and
100".
live
arr.wu.
Shtaxsent
FOB.
Kitwanga.
M.
Rowe,
KUwanga.
U30
FOR
SALE
Salmon
troUer.
fally;
equipped
in
first
class
coodi-j
tkm.
Laura
L.
II.
Lensth
352
FOR
SALE
m
acres.
MACHtNtKT
TO
SAW
better
.tot
bco-t
econotnatty.
se
the
aaodem
and
ap-ute:e
t9V
Natmul
Portabie
SawauTX
sanwfic-twred
by
Natiaaal
MacliBery
CoarpuJty
Lauted.
Yaiovr.
at
tti
USTINCS
WANTED
SSLUM1
Ton
have
byen
bwlt
1
and
5
FOR
LEASE
Lucn
elac
ac
yartacn.
be
Afptr
Nwtherm
HtMSe
Tt'
rEKsaxu.
for
we-
Cash
er
ieraa.
See
ARM
STRONG
AQSNCI53.
IT.
rOK
LUVSE
TeaaEtaa.
)r
2
-sract-
sti-
VCDCCZ
AGHJ
WOkVAX
wff.
hms
aAr
e?
xltetaMoa
or
tTMiBt.
Flaat
Geesa
L
MOTOEMBTCS
AXD
TACAT5CK-MiV
iwiiwr
q
Lite
tte
be3t
j
t.
aycettaaj:'
illLr.
T-.c
-esK-ijj.-cs
w
s
OPERETTA
AT
BORDEN
SCHOOL
Raises
Red
Cross
Funds
Singing
Cowboys
and
Indians
litertain
Bronzed
and
feather-decked,
the
chief
stepped
forth
with
re-cal
stride
and
raised
his
mighty,
voice
to
the
painted
mountains
behind
him.
"O-he!
O-he!
Come
oh
warriors!"
And
they
came,
not
from
teepees
and
forest
but
from
off-stMtc
in
the
music
room
at
Borden
Street
School.
This
W8s
the
opening
scene
of
a
lively,
well
performed
operetta
presented
by
grade
4
pupils
to
an
approving
audience
of
parents
and
friends
Tuesday
afternoon.
Whn
the
Chiefs
voice
produced
the
desired
results,
the
plot
began
to
revolve
around
his
little
son.
'Raln-in-the-Face."
The
wee
lad
was
declared
a
man
on
hi
eighth
birthday
and
hromptlv
went
a-hunUn?
with
bis
new
bow
and
arrows.
At
this
ooint
of
the
story
the
Indians
noved
off-stace
to
make
room
for
the
boys
of
the
pony
express
in
i
he
rancher's
family.
Rain
bear
but
he
did
skin
a
shin
and
was
comforted
by
the
ranch-r's
wife
and
children.
The
In-
!
iians
thought
the
palefaces
had
;
dolen
the
son
of
their
chief.
For
y
time
it
looked
as
thou?h
there
xculd
be
some
scalpinr
but
In
i
he
final
scene
friendship
and
aaopiness
reigned
supreme.
Tuesday's
show
was
the
third
!
oerformance
of
the
operetta.!
Friday
afternoon
it
was
present-
d
to
ttie
children
of
grades
I
j
nd
2
and
3.
5
and
6.
Silver
col-
i
e-ctton
was
taken
at
each
show-
;
rig
and
will
be
added
to
grade
;
four's
Junior
Red
Cross
Fund,
t
The
scenery
was
drawn
on
the
j
actard
hy
ATthur
Parent
j
ind
Mary
Lou
Lunn.
Costumes
i
rrre
made
up
by
the
children,
j
MenAers
of
the
cast
were:
1
Chief
Grey
Eatle.
Gerald
Rob-
trts;
Raln-ln-the-Face.
Jack
Anuoe:
.rKcma
cmcis
wae.
i
Jacqueline
Moore:
Wise
Owl.
Julian
PameL
-
Black
Otter.
E'ogene
Nelson:
Graves:
Erie
FarneH.
Alvtn
Adkins,
Edward
Earner.
Alec
Wesley.
Donald
Ware:
Squaws:
Ivy
Gillespie.
ROOM
AN
a
BOARD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
Table
.?
meals.
Home
away
from
home.
-
M?n
preferable.'
622
Fraser
Street
125)
FOR
RENT
feet
breadth
9.7
feet
depth
fR
RENT
rniihed
rooms.
feet:
659
registered
tons,
be-!
longing
to
estate
of
A.
A.
Lar-sen.
deceased.
Can
be
inspect
ed
at
McLean's
Shipyard.
Writ-1
ten
tenders
inctedlng
terms
to
Brown
&
Haney.
Box
65S..
Prince
Rupert
Highest
or
any
'
trader
not
necessarily
accept-
ed
(125
ttsher-
S
9th
Ave.
West
122'
FOR
RENT
Two
sleeping
rooms.
901
Borden
Street
tt
LOST
AND
ttJCXD
ITOUND
Rosary,
near
Conrad
Street
School.
Owner
may
hare
same
by
calttng
at
the
Daily
News
and
paying
for
this
advertisement
if
mans
eabw.
float
on
north;
bnawn
F0UXDLi5M
puppy
lUuse
5.
Co&st
District
Price;
KM
It
acres,
al
ctesred,
Urge
hottse
and
ofeM)dta$s.
1
mile
from
Alice
Ana
Bkck
A
ol
UL.
51.
Ptaa
1W
Price
.
S156&
Bota
Tcofcrttet
sras.
be
sold.
No
resmaMe
of!er,
re!sed.
Write:
Ktanon
&
CVaapany.
43S
Tt
wlt'i
S?
Vanoxner.
B.C
U1
II
not
claimed
by
S
pm.
will
be;
txrrzi
to
first
interested
party
!
Phone
Blue
2Sa
-U
LUMBAGO
(LameBtck)!
W'Wa
r
fa
tezS
1
tcrt
ta
tsoc
'
tal
u
rf.-rt
tut
ye
t
ftjev
w.
blKtVf
maris
tku
fell
(nh
"'l.
T-K-C.
Djt
tufi
inn
tfce
ucTI
kit
t&.
tin
T-X-Ci
uiii.
J
1
Mary
Lou
Lunn,
Lynn
Nlckerson,
Pat
"Mitchell,
Molly
Peterson,
Diane
Stone,
Norma
MacKenzie,
Becky
Morgan,
Marina
Jones;
Cowiboys:
Stanley
rarscr,
Jim
Savllle,
Edward
Flndlay,
Terry
Shenton;
Rancher's
family;
Arthur
Parent,
Joyce
Moorehouse,
Sonja
Blake,
Harvey
Amos.
Solos
were
sung
by
Gerald
Roberts,
Jacquelynn
Moore,
Jack
Antone,
Ivy
Gillespie,
Mary
Lou
Lunn
and
Stanley
Parker.
Several
choruses
were
also
well
rendered
by
the
group.
The
operetta
was
directed
by
the
grade
4
teacher.
Mrs.
G.
H.
Seaman.
W.
J.
Craw'ford
arrived
in
the
'
city
on
the
Coqultlarn
yetserday
to
attend
the
Shrine
ceremonial
here
later
In
the
week.
How
to
give
QUICK
RES1
to
tired
eyes
MAKE
THIS
SIMPLE
TEST
TODAY
trtS
TUEOT
SooOm
and
refresh
thm
In
in
-
the
-
Face
dldnt
get
!
ff?!fd,1
I'0
d2SF
f'
OU1CX
liutr.
IzaScnrtT
your
eri
.'o'
r
twhed.
JJ
jtui
sbirui
bnd
ci
'
t.
?rijens
cci$
and
ccci.-ies
e
-cj
ih
d
ar
lird
ireo
crerwerk
cr
czpera
U
sun,
xiad
aai
oust
MURINE
FOR
YOUR
EYES
GEORGE
McWHINNEY
&
Company
CONTRACTIKG
LN
Decorating,
Landscaping
Lawns,
Etc.
ltT
tth
Ave.
E.
'To
rear
of
Pioneer
Laundry!
Thone
Black
IU
r.O.
Box
112C
Steamer
Service
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
to
OCEAN
FALLS
WESTVIEW
(PoweU
RlTtr)
VANCOUVER
Thanday
at
11:15
pjn.
To
KETCHIKAN
Wednesday
Mldnlzht
All
Times
PicifVc
Standard
For
restmUons
call
cr
wr.Je
City
cr
Depot
Ticket
Offices.
PRINCE
RUPERT
WHY
GAMBLE
YOUR
LIFE
.
.
or
those
of
yoer
farauy
aad
frjends.
by
driTtes
on
saowta.
thm
tires?
A
BLOVTOtJT
nuht
sean
Uie
dMfentwe
between
a
aapfQ-
week-end
hoitday
trip
and
a
disaster
?o
viB
aeter
rorpTr
yourself
for
Rep&re
tiMe
old
ttres
sow
witiv
GOOQPJCH
SILYIHTOVrx
Life-5aTers
or
ttee
atw
Big
ICirire-Rft&ed
Tread.
,
RUPERT
COAL
MOTORS
PHONE
LTD.
is
available
Kow
.
.
.
BUT
Tbere
is
still
a
Coal
Shortage.
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