'A
CITY
TO
SEEK
is
Jptinct
Eupm
Daflp
jrtog
Wednesday,
September
26,
1943
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AMENDMENT
in
S
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
anc
Reflections
ARCHITECT
ACT
Wheat
is
commencing
to
be
(
Back
to
ftandard
time
A
rerpivpd
at
Vancouver's
ele-jdog
needs
two
tails
about
as
vators
much
to
the
satisfaction
much
as
Skeena
requires
two
w...
f
in
nan
touu,
iiiniim
um
uuaipv,
xu
u
Thnnba
TWq
t
n
UnflMiit.
Ci
insn
I
h!ntM.
.
1
..
city
counc
1
will
'n
that
the
Architects'
Art
1
a
J
-ended
to
increase'
th
mum
amount
under
building
must
be
d.s,gned;
ci,
a
registered
architect
Arcw
fro-
0rn
$10,000
to
$50,000.
ml
and
citv.
Ud
hi
ainereni,
umes.
bui
11
ine
sys-
arid
Engagement
Announcement:
2.
KPEHIA1
DTKI'LAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
Drinra
Rimert
the
situation
Is
'tern
is
to
continue
indefinitely
J
l
in--
1.
"
"
1
snvlnit
excel-
then
-
have
daylight
an
riiffrpnt.
There
Is
UJaric:ii.
'
1
1
-
r?
?Ht
-'
f
m
1
o
lent
grain
elevator
there.
This
everywhere
In
Canada.
Doing
2f
is
is
bevond
beyond
question,
question,
for
tunau
v.iU
save
a
lot
of
grief.
At
present,
buildings
costin
ln
.
more
than
tmnu
.
,
It
has
actually
been
handled
law,
be
designed
bv
"
"1
f
.
4
happened
years
ago.
So
much
for
that.
But
since
then,
the
plant
has
been
silent
and
empty.
If
it
is
intended
to
be
used,
in
¬
Jacques
Greber,
town
planner
from
France,
who
already
ha.c,
spent
several
years
drafting
long-range
designs
for
the
beautlfication
of
Ottawa,
sa.'s
definitely,
for
decorative
pur
1
seem
that
pro-
I
that,
before
the
Job
is
finished.
poses,
it
would
...v....1-.
"c
mmunum
Aid
erman
Brooksbank
claimed
t
Monday
night's
meeting,
is
w
too
Jow,
considering
the
vav
building
costs
have
risen
in
tent
of
the
law
Is
to
make
VdTvl
buildings
safe
for
occupancy'
a
their
design
and
construction
However,
because
of
increased
costs,
a
$10,000
buikihw
,
tests
are
in
order.
half
a
century
must
pass.
Oh
well
What
are
a
few
hundred
years
more
or
Jess
st
long
as
the
taxpayers
have
no
objection.
Advertisement
in
the
Seattle
Times
"Girl
wanted
to
hell
witk
the
washing
and
ironing."
3
o
15
tun
SALE
FOR
RENT
FOR
.SALE
Slightly
used
musk-
FOR
RENT
Two
room
Apart-rat
coat
in
excellent
contii-
ment
and
single
sleeping
lion,
size
14-16,
latest
style.
A
room.
Apply
221
Fifth
East,
real
buy
for
cash.
Phone
Black
(231)
271
between
6:30
and
7:30
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
rooms.
801
p
m
(23o,
1
Z
Borden
Street.
(tfj
FOB.
SALE
Two
-oven
McClarv
RENT
Flat
In
Rand
Block,
Chef
junior
ran(?e,
complete
with
canopy,
in
good
condi-
Apply
Max
Heilbroner,
Jeweler.
tion;
ideal
for
camp
or
res-
taurant.
Price
$200.
Apply
p
q
r
e
N
T
Fully
furnished
P.O.
Box
219
Prince
Ruper:.
front
room
f
,
tf
cloae
,
Home
privileges
and
use
of
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Fur-
kitchen.
Apply
to
Box
403
nlture,
Hardware
and
Offioej
DaUv
New3-
Fixtures.
High
grade
qualify
jtqr
rent
Sleeping
room,
slightly-used
Chesterfield
suitable
for
two.
On
bus
line.
Suite;
Bedroom
Suites;
Tri-
a5o
7th
Ave.
East,
phone
Red
'
.lights;
Electric
Lamps;
Oil-
471.
(n
'
Burner
Kitchen
Stoves;
Elec-
-
:
trie
Carpet
Swtepers;
Kitchen
I
FR
REN
T
One
partly
fur-Sets;
Circulating.
Heaters;
nlshed
room
suitable
for
bach-Rifles,
highest
quality;
Un-
?lor.
Apply
Valentin
Dairy,
derwood
Typewriter,
perfect
(229
1
condition;
New
British
India
tor
rent
Housekeeping
Rugs.
Everything
at
the
lowest
r0Qm
Prices.
B.
C.
FURNITURE
C.
With
daylight
saving
"out"
at
'.
w.
last,
there
does
appear
to
be
a
0f
irci.1?ary
hora
cost
Representative
of
Biological
Station
less
uneasy
'
leeling
as
bedtime
f'..'
an
.
banlc
declared.
"The
Act
uatiies.
u
one
uiu.si
rise
ill
"
appi
t
t
,
,
inever
meant
t0
aPPly
to
them"
h,...-
hour
to
think
,
After
spending
a
Tew
days
in
an
distressing
of,
ie
citv
city
to
establish
Archie
five
o'clock,
without
any
"sav-
the
The
matter
was
brought
up
in
council
with
the
receipt
of
a
letter
from
the
B.C.
Archil.-
1
McLeod
as
local
representative
ing"
is
early
enough.
Heaven
DTT'fTJTTD
TlHtf
IDT
A
ntT
CrDTntTCr
V
TWTTTDim
t-i
.
.
!
1
lor
of
his
his
department
department
at
at
the
tne
Paci-
1'aei-
know.
know.
But
But
when
when
It
It
becomes
becomes
mw
-"-'
U""UU'J'"
i.-ntu-uun
ciatK,
1
Cleveland
Indians
hurler
who
entered
baseball's
hall
of
fame
m
Biological
Station
at
Nan-,
four,
the
fad
(for
after
alt.
I
against
turai
Tntitnt
the
aLJlS
-1,1
t
v,
-P
last
year
with
a
no-hitter
against
the
Philadelphia
Athletics,
aimo.
Dr.
J.
L.
Hart,
senior
bio-
isn't
that
-hn.
t.
...
h.
J
de"ng
of
was
seriously
injured
in
a
recent
game
between
the
Indians
and
j
legist
at
that
station,
left
by.mighty
hard
to
take.'
my
can't
registered
TcWtect
tL
St.
Louis
Browns.
Fouling
off
a
ball
Ditched
by
Brown's
nitcher
I
thi
aftemnmVc
ni.,n
nn
1,1.
.......u.J..
)
c4iiierea
arcnuect.
The
h
let
ter
asked
what
council
planned
r..,.
,
1
.
,
,
'
t'tit
UUUJ
ilia&C
IV
kuuu
U1U
O.JU
Kill
KpnTienv
m
t.np
qprnnri
innimr
Rlnrb-
cnffpraH
a
homnrrhnM
,
t
T.4
i
i..
return
south.
Dr.
Hart
is
in
and
let
her
go
at
that!
of
a
blood
vessel
near
the
brain
surface
and
had
to
be
assisted
10
ao
atwut
it.
"I
gather
that
thpv
m.
off
the
field.
Doctors
indicate
nn
nnpratinn
u-ill
ha
nomtcan
Black
324.
WatCh
the
Classtr.efl
Ac's!
(tf)
FOR
RENT
2
room
suite,
part
.
proosed
Canadian
Legion
buila-
ly
furnished.
517
7th
West.
(230
1
charge
of
ocean
fisheries
-at
the
Nanaimo
station,
director
of
which
is
Dr.
R.
E.
Foexster.
Archie
McLeod
is
the
successor
here
to
Gordon
Calderwood
who
has
left
for
Vancouver
to
continue
studies
in
biology
at
ttcretJ
Picture
shows
Black
being
helped
off
the
field
by
Trainer
Lefty
Weisman
and
Pitcher
Bob
Lemon.
Doctors
say
that
Black
has
a
50-50
chance
to
recover.
In
spite
of
his
loss,
the
Indians
have
virtually
cinched
the
pennant
in
the
American
League,
being
two
full
games
ahead
of
New
York
Yankees
and
Boston
Red
Sox
after
yesterday's
play.
FOR
SALE
C.OJrf.
Boy's
Bicycle.
3
-
piece
Chesterfield
suite,
very
reasonable.
Phone
.
Green
608.
1446
8th
Ave.
E.
(230)
HELP
WANTED
srtfcfOmJ
WANTED
Part-time
Bookkeeper.
Must
be
experienced.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.,
Phone
Black
884.
tf
1
j
the
University
of
British
Col-umbia.
His
duties
are
to
gather
The
ball
was
hit
out
information
in
regard
to
life
a
home
run.
"
!of
the
park
said
snaugnnessy.
history
of
fish
which
are
WANTED
Girl
or
woman
to
do
Sport
Shots
"Bloodworth
couldn't
get
any
brought
into
this
port
f
a
r
th
e
r
than
second
b
a
s
e
j
because
the
crowd
ran
out
on
light
housework
and
look
after
four
year
old
boy
from
9
till
5
weekdays.
Blue
128
after
6-
.
(231)
FOR
SALE
4-piece
bedroom
I
suite;
chesterfield
and
chair;
large
size
dining
room
suite
iS-piece);
little
used
"Easy"
washer;
10-tube
G.E.
cabinet
radio;
small
kitchen
range;
heater;
kitchen
table
and
chairs,
etc.
This
furniture
is
in
good
condition.
May
be
seen
at
Suite
5,
Wallace
Block,
afternoons
and
evenings.
(232)
the
diamond.
This
is
official."
Jimmy
Bloodworth
of
the
Montreal
Royals
can
be
put
DRY
CLEANERS
HELPER.
Ap
down
as
a
man
who
hit
a
crucial
WRATIIALL'S
PIIOTO
FINISHING
Developing.
Printinr
Enlarging
QUICK
SERVICE
Amateur
and
Professional
Supplien
AREA
OF
SOUTH
AFRICA
The
Union
of
South
Africa
is
472,550
square
miles
in
area,
one
sixth
the
size
nf
the
Iln!-
home
ruii
and
never
g6t
a
ply
Pioneer
Canadian
Laundry.
(t!
chance
to
run
it.
Also
he
is
the
SALMON
CANNERY
owner
lo
man
who
caused
no
end
of
con-!
ted
States,
fusion
in
Montreal
after
.
the
Good
Companions
cated
on
CJJit.
line
near
Prince
Rupert,
requires
ser-
Royals
knocked
Rochester
Red
Wings
right
out
of
the
Inter-
n
Now
Blade
(hanging's
a
Cinch
with
JwuiiF,
wuilldll
Ol
FOR
BALE
Lot
and
a
half,
close
to
waterfront.
Excavated
for
house
28x28.
Plans
for
5
room
house
included
with
sale.
Cheap
for
cash.
Phone
Blue
G68.
(230)
M
en
who
try
Old
Chum
Slav
with
it
c
THE
NEW
assist
wife
tn
looking
after
1
naUonal
Baseball
League
play-three
children
under
school,?"8
f
,thrf
wef-end-age
and
with
light
household
fntreal
Gazette,
Carroll
says
duties.
From
middle
October',
f
T,"
Whlch
followed
looth
8
""-winning
to
end
April;
will
live
in
mod-
FOR
SALE
White
McClary
.
j
coal
stove,
like
new.
Phone
Black
503.
(229
BLADE
DISPENSER
for
keeps!
For
Old
Chum
ho
character
oil
iff
own
.
;
;
distinctive
aroma
;
1
i
fresh,
cool,
long-lasting
flavour.
Buy
a
package
of
Old
Chum
today
I
The
Tobacco
of
Quality
1
-
,"
I
o
r,',
-'110
wanted
to
know
the
score,
IT
?-Girl
F0r
the
reeord-
the
sre
was
will
be
well
n
t
treated
and
paid
3.0.
good
wages
with
time
off
and
.
.
annual
holiday
with
pay
and
The
reason
for
the
confusion
all
transportation
provided,
was
that,
while
Bloodworth
vot-In
return,
must
be
healthv.
FOR
LEASE
Two
upper
floors.
Alder
Block,
corner
Third
Ave.
and
Sixth
Street.
Thirty-four
jooms
and
six
three-piece
baths.
Now
mostly
vacant
and
tong
renovated.
W.
J.
Alder,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
I
n-
.
f
There's
o
new
Gillette
4V
.
j
f
ff
Blwe
Blode
unwrapped
4
'
t
and
ready
for
yeer
:'Ca
V-
Gillette
Raior.
i
(230)
lUTimrr.i
i.jui'l.!
Mil
If.rm
clean,
between
20
and
40,
fond
j
the
league
this
season,
hit
the
of
children
and
capable
taking
ball
over
the
fence
he
got
no
charge
of
them
when
neces-
farther
than
second
base
be-sary,
and
be
able
to
supply
fore
the
Delormier
Park
mob
best
of
references.
Perman-
reached
him
and
carried
him
r
-
a
.
I'OR
SALE
6
room
house,
solid
v.
foundation,
just
painted,
in
excellent
condition.
Best
location
at
216
4th
East.
Price
$3700
cash.
Phone
Red
154.
(234i
off
the
field
to
the
dusroiii
a
1
r.i
Whitman
and
Oscar
Crimps
ent
position
commencing
early
October.
Write
full
details
to
A.
E.
Macmillan,
Caspaeo
"
P.O.,
B.C.
(MWF)
who
were
on
base
ahead
nf
When
Your
Car
Acts
Like
Something
.Out
of
a
Rodeo
IN
fol
fit
S
I
I
DISPMStft
Ff
I
OTWJI
-
ew
umhn
seen
E
r
1
Bloodworth,
crossed
the
plate.
That's
why
some
folk
arnwH
WANTED
WANTED
Puppy
for
little
boy.
the
score
was
2-0
and
that
Bloodworth's
drive
was
only
c
two-bagger.
That
would
have
made
the
score
2-0.
Green
296.
(234)
20
Gillen
Blv
Blades
WANTED
Late
model
electric
You
change
blades
in
8
jiffy
save
time
and
bother
with
the
new
Gillette
Blade
Dispenser.
This
modem
plastic
con
tamer
protects
the
blades
at
all
times.
They
reach
you
factory
sharp
and
stay
that
way
until
used.
Ask
for
this
handy
shaving
aid.
FOR
SALE
One
walnut
finished
steel
double
bed,
spring
and
spring-filled
Beautyrest
mattress,
excellent
condition
$50.00
complete.
4
single
felt
.mattresses,
1
spring
-
filled
mattress
39",
1
relt
mattress
,-,
48",
1
large
dining
table,
4
J
straight-backed
maple
chairs,
:
1
davenport,
kitchen
table
.
and
four
chairs,
1
spring
and
'
mattress
48".
Phone
Red
878.
(It)
40
Shaving
Idgei
$100
Others
said
that
when
fans
invaded
the
diamond
it
auto
refrigerator
and
4-burner
electric
range
Phone
Green
895
after
6
p.m.
(230)
matically
cut
the
drive
down
to
a
double
which
would
bring
the
ground-rule
into
force.
Dink
re
counts
how
Frank
(Sha?
WANTED
Car
catteries,
car
radiators,
brass
and
copper;
paying
good
prices.
See
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO..
Black
324
look
sm
p!
feel
rf"
Toes"
use
Gillette
Blue
Blades
.
.
dont
let
It
throw
you!
fTCO)
I
Hwrtfcl
Bring
it
to
use
etl
check
It
If
w
ffc.V
)
your
w
and
condition
it
until
It
handles
'
"rTn'
i.
like
a
well-trained
thorough-
VpsVV
anhr
II
again-
i
j
Shaughnessy,
the
league
presi
1
11
J
dent,
ruled
Bloodworth
hit
a
PERSONAL
FOE
SALE
1940
Ford
1-ton
Truck
with
1946
100
h
p.
motor.
Al
shape.
See
this
for
real
value.
Arriving
Central
Hotel
Oct.
1.
A.
G.
McConkey.
(234)
PERSONAL
Why
Cook
Sup
per?
Take
home
Fish
and
Chips
from
the
Terminal
Lunch
for
40c
and
save
money.
Jtf
FOR
-SALE
1941
Ford
Super
Deluxe
Sedam
Reasonable
for
cash.
Phone
Red
832
evenings.
(234)
PERSONAL
See
Mr.
Hicks
agan
iabout
the
Afghans.
At
the
Fraser
House.
(232
1
PERSONAL"
Lewis's
fresh-killed
boiling
chicken.
Phone
Black
949.
(238.1
1
lai'"
!
!:
j
LING-
FOR
SALE
Pre-war
'
Chrysler
Good
condition.
Apply
Roya1
7
Bank'
(231)
X)R
BEST
HOTEL
SERVICE
in
the
Interior,
stop
at
Telkwa
Hotei,
244
miles
from
Prince
Rupert,
lust
half
way
to
Prince
George.
(tf)
LOST
AND
FOUND
WE
DONT
WANT
TO
KEEP
IT
A
SECRET
.
.
.
We've
the
finest
collection
of
"THIS
AND
THAT"
in
Jewellery
that
you
ever
saw.
You
know
what
we
mean
small
articles
of
varies
kinds
that
should
be
in
a
complete
jeweller
tock.
We
think
of
these:
EARRINGS
$1.00
to
JS35.00
BRACELETS
$1.00
to
$18.00
SOUVENIR
GOODS
50c
to
$3.50
CUFF
LINKS
$1.00
to
$50.00
BROOCHES
75c
to
$15.00
LOCKETS
$310
to
$35.00
LIGHTERS
$1.00
to
$10.00,
'
CIGARETTE
CASES
$1.00
to
$10.00
SIGNET
RINGS
.:
$2.50
to
$25.00
COMPASSES,
Magnifiers
..
75c
to
$4.50
Dozens
and
dozens
of
small
articles
to
numerous
to
mention.
"
MACHINERY
JOK
SALE
TO
SAW
.
better
lumber
mort
economically
use
the
moden
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
-
Company
Limited,
Vancouver
..
.Bc-
.
(tf.
METAL
WORK
PLUMBING
Installations
anc
,
repairs.
SHEET
METAI
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel.
Roofing.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
628
Blxth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
TENDERS
Ztrf,
iLyv
nfa'l
?r
f
)
V?;
.
Xii
Ap?-;:
?$pz
f:f
rxviSJ
SI.
LOST
Blue
raincoat
belt.
Finder
please
Phone
Green
315.
(230)
FOUND
Bunoh
of
keys
In
front
of
Government
Liquor
Store.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
the
Dally
News
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
tf)
SMITH
Pbone
1"
LOST
One
Man's
Wrist
Watch.
Finder
please
Phone
11
or
Red
!93.
(229)
TENDERS
will
be
received
unti
midnight,
Saturday,
October
2
1948.
by
E.
A.
Evans,
Box
943
city,
for
the
purchase
of
cabii:
cruiser
"Rainbow
No.
I.'
LOST
Small
green
bird.
Phone
Blue
257.
No.
3
Ridley
Court.
Reward.
(229)
,
33x9x4
y2
ft.,
15
Vivian.
Th-
iiignest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms
BIG
FISHING
INDUSTRY
Great
Britain's
sea
fishino
cash.
Boat
at
Yacht
Club
Monday
to
Friday.
Phon
industry
is
amone
the
mrvct.
im.
Black
618.
(232)
jportant
in
the
world.
.
(CP
Photo)
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