.fulunibta
Agricultural
Association's
""t
CEHNG
.
Sport
Shots
.jvic
Centre
Pr!n
Hniwrt
Daflf
TStXot
EtB,
-
"
Friday,
August
6,
1948
A
Delicious
Cool
Drink
Directions:
Moke
tea
exactly
as
usual
.
.
.
While
still
hot
pour
into
glasses
filled
with
cracked
ice
.
.
.
Add
sugar
and
lemon
to
taste
.
.
.
The
Edmonton
Fair
Grounds,
sporting
heart
of
a
sporting
city,
often
have
been
criticized
as
Inadequate
but
rarely
has
there
..rt.
August
21st
la
2th
T0RBR1T
MINE
BOOSTS
FUND
'
plated
Contribution
for
Bc
hu
Emergency
Fl(nd
A
belated
contribution
bo
the
teal
British
Columbia
Flood'
Emergency
Reiief
Fund
tut
been
received
from
the
Tor-brit
Silver
Mine,
Ltd.
at
Alice
Arm.
n
totals
$2o
and
represents
contributions
from
the
employees
of
the
mine.
The
fund
here,
as
a
result,
has
now
grown
to
$19,370.43.
The
Alice
Arm
contributor
are
Included
among
the
;e
"u"
'
can
make
a
definite
hit
with
i
b
linear
Slumi
been
such
a
piece-by-piece
blast
as
one
levelled
by
Stan
Mohtr
her
off-spring
by
acquiring
one
liurai
&n
"
(Edmonton
Bulletin).
He
li3ts
hockey,
horse
racing
and
the
summer
fair
as
actiylties
that
It
looks
like
rain
and,
when
that
high,
fog
gets
too
big
to
support
Its
own
weight,
It
is
nice
to
be
able
to
open
your
Purse
and
pop
an
umbrella
In
nature's
weeping
face.
Those
11.
ounce
umbrellas
that
fold
and
telescope
to
a
peat
12-lnch
roll
are
available
in
town.
f
you
have
g
standard
umbrella
these
little
surprise
packets
make
a
should
be
given
a
break.
of
those
plastic
cookie
cutters
that
are
molded
to
the
Gingerbread
Boy
pattern.
The
housewife
can'
now
be
really
gay
as
she
goes
about
her
morning
sweeping.
She
can
buy
brooms
to
match
her
kitchen
decorations
or
her
dress.
The
straw
fs
dyed
so
there
is
a
choice
of
dazzling
shades
including
reds,
blues
and
greens.
"Winter
-time
attendance
at
jquK
LIST
Cash
Prizes
CUM
l-KOSKS
Sec.
4
One
Polyantha.
M-
5
One
White.
f'"11
6
One
Any
Color.
JflL
la
any
variety).
M.
Kdly.
Sriond
Priie
lash.
i
hv
II
'2-ANNUALS
"
:
"aueit'c
$10,00
very
acceptable
gift
end
you
-
v..
iwo(ur
500
Hardin
ale
Boosting
a
nome
product
at
the
Bame
time
for
these
protec-
Many
homemakers
are
doing
O.
Lalonde
(Edmonton)
Flyer
Hockey
games
has
had
the
walls
of
the
arena
bulging
at
the
seams
for
two
or
three
seasons.
On
any
big
d?y
at
the
race
meets
it
has
become
a
straftht
cae
of
survival
of
the
fittest.
The
Royal
American
Shows,
even
when
headlined
by
such
a
pillar
of
the
community
as
Sajly
Rand,
hardly
boast
of
living
space.
'
It's
the
same
all
3.00
2
their
best
to
keep
the
family
R
C.
Dudley
,u
Z
lors
01
mi'ady's
finery
are
made
K.isll
Nordlanrl
in
BrlUhn
Columbia.
r.
...
3.UU
CUafbaA
nuam
n,lVi
r
C
budget
out
of
the
red
and
one
proof
of
this
is
the
amount
of
,
variftv
HK'.
o
oia
naniui
uuiu.i
i
double
).
Tliree
Asters.
7
3
to
6
Antirrhinum!
(Bnupsi
mixed
or
otherwise.
home
canning
being
done.
One
dealer
reports
that
he
has
al
.lurtiuiiis
w.
Burton
snn1
"
wotciuuB
..
Lockyer
Rnnlthe
full-back
tyle
look
right
M
Sharpe
tnn
"mart
and
ouW
"y
C
Smaii
,
oriRhten
the
Third
Avenue
scene
M;Lod
"n
8
d
day
when
the
sun
f.
Reus
;i,u,ksbeWnd
theeuHid.
ready
sold
close
to
10,000
cans
down
the
line.
Edmonton
hts
this
seajn.
INDOOR
TRACK
WORK
NEEDED
Canadian
Olympic
Aspirants
Will
Have
to
do
Like
U.S.,
Says
Percy
Williams
VANCOUVER,
f
Percy
Williams,
star
of
the
track
Jn
a
previous
Olympiad,
now
a
greying
business
man,
said
yesterday
that
Canada
must
have
the
'hot
house"
system
of
indoor
training
to
make
better
showings
at
the
Olympic
Games.
I'tou.
Si-Ik-
8
Any
OthMp
Annua!.
sr
.1
'I
.
(
t(ah:
Sr'10
r'"c
'
'
The
loam-type
rubber
mat-j
long
since
stepped
out
in
long
tress
is
available
for
home
use
trousers.
However,
certain
parU
now
and
they
certainly
look
j
of
the
wardrobe
continue
to
be
and
feel
as
though
they
would
those
of
a
little
boy.
Those
Fair
M.
Hoyslivshyn
Tnn'
M,n,atur
Urn
poles
cast
O
H
Kinrs
inn'""
gold
or
ft
B0'd-,med
meUl
T
Mrimvro
lare
m
tiling
to
make
your
J;lllrs
(
u
i-IUIILIA
Y
1
.
..
be
a
great
help
to
resting
one's
Grounds
can
be
included.
J
Rennie
different.
They
are
,ated
t0
ult
tne
lobe
II
L
c'"'-y
Cowlev
,
Pureed
weary
body
after
the
daily
grind
i.oo
or
the
un
pierced
ear.
Friends
who
live
far
from
this
land
of
1
r'i
I'nins
Williamson
2XW
Vlur
2.00
Sec.
o
-one
uecorauve,
uny
variety
i.
7
Three
Peony,
mix-
d
or
one
variety.
8
-One
allow
Dahlia,
mixed
or
one
Variety.
S-Three
Charm,
mixed
or
one
variety.
the
totems
would
surely
appre-
i'r
redderson
2M
N.
Hendrickson
Finn
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
W
U
Pet.
Savoy
10
5
j667
Merchants
8
6
.571
,
Moose
4
11
.207
7
j
elate
receiving
a
present
of
this
BAIL
TEAM
TRAVELLING
cactus,
tmxca
unrty-
.,
Hybrid,
mix-
1
itvue.
While
von
wr
at
It
von
1
Olaf
K.
Olson
2i)0
mlaht
mnA
olr.nn
rt
lolling
nf
j.
a.
Murray
5.00
the
history
of
the
totem
pole.
rone
variety,
i.r.t
Pnif
ft;
II.
D.
Forman
5.00!
Srionil
Prize
fl.Jtt
The
wing-footed
athlete
who
made
the
world
look
at
him
in
the
1928
Olympic
Games,
said
that
the
United
States
.found
that
indoor
work
during
the
winter
months
was
essential.
"Here,"
he
said,
"it
is
tragic
to
see
our
track
people
during
the
winter
try
to
work
out
swathed
in
sweat
shirts
and
towels."
'
i
It
U.i
lui
nwrw
lufnu
,
.
.
.
t
Local
Baseballers
to
Resume
Series
in
Smitliers
Sunday
A
G
Rocn
10.00
ntohu
m.i,.
io.i.
h
A
CuJl)er
2.00
im
.u.
The
Smithers-Prince
Rupert
1
'
M
VM
11U
HCAV-WUIC
OfVJSI
ft1
Wlll,.r
A
U.
...........
WILSON
IS
PRESIDENT
Swin
CarUen
s'nr
I
lannelette
Isn't
exactly
a
baseball
series,
which
commenc-
Heber
Sm.arehrtv,
r.w,
g'Ut
0,1
the
l0Cal
mrket
bUt
ed
nere
tw0
eeks
at?0
n,
uny
variety,
prize
donated
by
liurkrrlields',
iubs
or
bulbs,
to
the
value
of
$2.59
Haw
4-SVVEET
PEAS
k,
any
color.
sJ3Mr"relunlie.
donated
by
lirown
Bros.
Mrrrhandi.
donated
by
David
Spencer
Ltd.
(
lass
i-iUI)IOLAS
S'.Jk.
any
'ir-
fmr
ii
th:
Serand
Prlie
1
Cash.
you
don't
have
to
walk
a
mile
rainy
Sunday
when
-it
was
pos-
H.
(i
McKinnon
2
fwi
oiong
Third
Avenue
to
find
all
sible
to
get
in
only
one
short
you
need,
if
the
lady
of
the
game,
the
locals
winning
two
to
house
is
handy
with
the
sewing
one,
will
be
resumed
at
Smithers
J
Sharkey
2.00
Pete
Ray
2.00
Henry
Bedard
l.rjo
LINGERIE
All
price
range.
SLACRS
SWEATERS
SRIRTS
BLOISES
RIDDIES'
WEAR
J
.
Moore's
206
6th
Street
Elected
Head
of
Football
Association
Protested
Game
Thrown
Out
At
a
well-attended
meeting
1
machine
she
will
llkelv
want
to
this
uftPk-enri
with
to
a
a
amps
Football
Schedule
,BlrNM
U.S
XSn
PFHF.NM
L8
200
.make
pajamas
tor
the
children
at
SmHhers
on
Sunday.
There
Robert
O'Connor
Lynol
Lamb
.
.
O-UU
nnH
unv
trnnnutl
or
urualrl
ho
wac
annM.r..,nM,l
;
1
.3
.
.
nf
th
Princp
Rnnprt
Frwithnll
jwinxnae
rry
&JUU
df.iihtH
with
(Hp
flnrful
IM.t.lo
uathAr
fnracf
nA
Assnriat.inn
last
PVPninor
n
t.hft
r,
....
......
...
-
nvvuvt
wi
vv,t
Vtliivti
oa'U
o
---
Wm
'1
im
figures
on
some
of
the
printed
more
sunshine
might
be
expect-
Canadian
Legion
rooms
the
re-
w"
1-00
matrlnl
avallabUt
rioht.
iuuu
mi
ihrninhnnt
th
nmnino.
sienation
tendered
bv
William
Steve
"
"C5-"
'
'
..."
-luhl,.Ll.
"-
I
......
I
I
.
W.UVAUWK.
Mohlev
Cud
August
6
Hleh
School
Lee
ion.
par.,it.s
Bee-
--'"
uiy,
any
variety.
Vl,llas-
C
-Three
Phlox,
mixed
ail'
iSpirea'
or
any
vaiViy.
tuliir.
7
-Any
oilier
Biennial
,t
William
or
Perennial.
Priif
t
(
ash
',
Srcoml
Priie
$1.50
1'a.nh
ttovs
:-HOl
SK
PLANTS
,
Clru
1UU
Oray
flannelette
to
line
chil-
The
Prince
Rupert
team
will
Murray
as
president
of
.the
IkHiilUlll
HUn
U.UU
d'Pf
8
garments
against
the
leave
by
special
bus
early
Sat-
Association
was
accepted
with!
August
11
Hieh
School
Va
Koy
Atexich
2.00
ffhlll
r.t
u,i.tA
rain
nnA
n-iA
:
n.;
'
l-POTOl
QnH
T
R
Wilc-n
1XTQC
ol"liUtn
OatterV.
120th
Mareel
Ethier
10
ailri
nUin
whu
f!aiiilPL
m
anH
u-ni
,,
o.it
ected
to
reDlace
him.
S.
P.
Wood-itjottUiVis''
"-Leelon
Mike
wxvtuL.n
ha
ntiiliauii
hw
tho
varrl
flan.
Mnnr
on
m,i-t-i
i
i,
iimn
iiintm)-
Sec.
5-
Fuschia.
6
Cactus
or
Succulent.
f
or
I
side
continues
as
vice-presi-
j
Auaust
18
Legion
vs.
High
I
dent
and
official
referee.
Ralph
jSeAust
20i20th
Battery
vs
Smith
is
secretary
-treasurer.
High
School.
1
The
protest
submitted
by
thejLeAuaust
25-120th
Battery
vs.
High
6chool
team
in
connection
1
September
6
Final
round
ot
.with
the
last
game
played
in
Stuart
Shield
wm.
Baliantyne
2.00
neieUe
bed
sheets
have
been
in
work.
Amu
Clurkin
ID0
R00(j
Rupl)iy
for
quite
some!
L.
8.
Smith
2.00
time
now
J.
O
Higlns
iw
Family
size
(8
cups)
stainless,
TPPkPk
r
r
s
J
S(-hlirf
steel
.
percolators
with
thick
1
I
VVw
AI
V
hlWl
7-
Any
oilier
Foliane
ina
plant.
8
-
Any
other
Flowering
plant.
i
Yriit
$3
(
ash;
Srrund
Priie
$'!
Cali
lUs.s
-.MIS(
ll.LANEOl'ri
J.
A.
Morrison
1.00
k...,.
iu
,,,
I
wiir-wi.
vik.
the
Gilhuly
Cup
competition
was
considered
by
a
committee
Advertise
m
tot
Dally
News!
ENTER
CONTEST
owmcjr
wu.ra.
"",cal
market
now.
80
arc
2-quart
H.
Manoski
...
......
2.00:
8j,,ini
tea
kettles
made
of
solid
buiwv
ut
Sec.
3-
Most
unusual
ells
appointed
by
President
J.
S.
Wilson
and
their
recommenda
Consult
us
lor
your
needs
in
all
types
of
printing
work..
Everything
In
high-class
stationery.
Fountain
Pens
Cards
jr
every
occasion
MM
Priii
ti
ii
g
BESNER
BLOCK
THIRD
AVENUE
ber-
!J
BUnton
I-00
copper,
plated
with
chrome.
j
play
(flowers.
tion
that
the
game
be
thrown
Eighteen
of
Them
to
Parade
Their
Charms
for
Miss
PNE
Honors
1
nomas
nicnois
djju
yvnen
W)n
or
daughter
is
old
Wm.
C
Burns
2
.00
j
tlluut,
to
understand
the
story
p
Henry
3.00
0f
tne
oingerbread
Boy,
mother
out
and
replayed
was
endorsed
by
the
meeting.
Th'.s
game
will,
therefore,
be
played
on
Wed-
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
III
the
Slatter
of
the
AilinliilMralii.n
Act"
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Kutate
of
Ineriil
KiirghHI
Joiiunsrn,
llereaxeii
Inte-lale.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honour
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton.
Local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
26th
day
of
July,
AD.
1948.
appointed
Entry
of
two
pretty
girls
from
u.
L.
Anderson
a.oo
,
Oscar
Rymning
5.00
j
J.
Edmundson
5.00
E.
Erlckson
3.00
F.
Rode
2.00
A.
Wilder
3.00
kjiiH
ut
F.'imer.i
ries,
fruit,
tjd.'c
4
Corsagf
Bouquet.
me
for
each
wrlion
St;
Second
Prie
$1.50
(
Uns
S
(
IIII.DKKN'S
section
t
Ciilifctiim
ill
Sec.
3
lit'St
Collection
of
F.uwtTs
Wild
Orasses.
Cuiiectuin
of
l
Fiowers.
'
(ur
each
section
$1:50;
Second
Prize
$1
(!
i-Ut.TABLKK
:ibi
r,
or
maimer
u
display
optional
Peas.
Sec.
S
Chard.
oi.
7
Cabbage.
g
Lettuce.
it,fs-
B
Beans,
any
variety.
Terrace
brings
to
a
total
of
18
ncsday,
September
1.
the
number
of
contestants
fori
Tne
Mobley
Cup
competition
the
Capitol
Theatre
at
Prince
be8
this
evening
with
High
Rupert
in
the
contest
for
"Mis
School
and
the
Canadian
Legion
PNE"
honors
and
a
trip
to
Holly-
Play'n8-wood
at
the
forthcoming
Van-j
.
couver
Exhibition.
The
Terrace
HIGH
SCHOOL
LINE-L'P
girls
are
Colleen
Whalen,
19-1
Team
represent
the
High
year
old
sales
clerk,
and
Jean
School
in
their
game
with
the
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
In-1
grid
Borghlll
Johansen,
late
of
Atliii,
1
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
or
Wm.
Wain
5.00
W.
Erickson
5.00
Louis
Pataker
5.00
Norman
Saville
6.00
J.
Megraiff
100
Harry
Campbell
3.00
W.
M.
Wilde
5.00
G.
Plhl
3.00
Peter
McArdle
2
00
J
B.
Myra
1.00
Fred
Baker
2.00;
L.
Forsyth
5.00
G.
Hudninger
5.00
j
T.
R.
Holt
1.00
about
the
18th
day
of
May,
1948,
at
Whitehorse.
Yukon
Territory.
All
per
sons
indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
Kirkaldy,
postal
clerk.
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
required
to
file
them
J.
Wm.
Driscoll
1.00;
H.
Glovestead
5.00
11
Swanson
5.00
Anon
14
I
A.
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
16th
day
of
September,
1948.
failing
which
distribution
wUl
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
'
i250
in
seeds,
donated
by
Cfossland
Bro;
Canadian
Legion
this
evening
in
the
first
match
of
the
Mob-ley
Cup
competition
will
be
selected
from
Boulter,
Hebb,
Ol-sen,
Shier,
Charlie
Currie,
Bob
Currie,
Sharpe,
lien,
Pat
Wilson,
Jones,
Owens,
Anderson,
and
Large.
Voting
to
decide
the
local
winner,
who
will
get
at
least
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
will
take
place
at
beauty
parades
to
be
held
on
the
stage
here
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
of
next
week.
The
Popular
"
S.S.
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified.
it
PRINf!Fl
ENTRY
FORM
N.B.C.
ARrkullurftl
Asswiation's
CIVIC
CENTRE
FAIR
and
CARNIVAL
DATED
at
Atlln.
British
this
27th
day
of
July,
A
D.
194S.
ALBERT
EDWARD
RODDIS
Official
Administrator
Atlln,
B
C
(189)
RUPERT
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News!
Second
Priie
tl
Cash
-BIST
COLLECTION
OF
VEGETABLES
IW
$5;
SerunU
Pne
$3;
Third
Prize
fi
12
HOTHdl'SF
OR
.pPKAMK
alufs
(G
or
nuirei.
first
Fne
Second
Prise
I.M
-Sties.
Urst
Priie
$3;
Second
Prise
tl
'"II
I.AItDEN
CONTEST
(Judging
on
Points)
i
and
over.
3-50
feet
and
over.
3
-loo
feet
and
over.
Sails
For
Name
Address
HOUTK'IM-TI
KAL
SHOW
Nature
of
Exhibit
Pian
of
Class
Section
gar-
Nnts.
and
Up-ke(.)
of
D
-Form,
Color,
Substance
and
Abundance
of
Bloom,
Foliage
and
Stem
20
points.
E
Cultivation
of
soil
and
freedom
from
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
POUTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
P.M.'(PST)
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
(PST)
i
For
Information
call
or
writ
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Offl
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
;
and
walks
211
"ml
Color
FOR
THE
BEST
IN
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
.
.
.
Bee
Your
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
Chevrolet
Buick
Cbev.
Trucks
Pontile
Oldsmoblle
G.M.C.
Trucks
MACHINE
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
Terrace
Machine
Shop
&
Garage
TERRACE,
B.C.
2(
points.
weeds
20
points.
fXIHBITOits
PLEASE
NOTE:
f
"enl
ot
bloums,
harmonious
blending,
etc.,
will
'deling
of
blooms
in
a
container
constitutes
a
'5are
stal('
flowers,
mal-formed
blooms,
spotting
!"B
Containers
must
be
clean,
with
labels
washed
s
will
be
refused,
f
be
en,eretl
lth
or
without
buds.
(
no
'responsibility
for
the
exhibits.
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8
T(l
li
out
ot
CANADA
DEPARTMENT
OF
AGRICULTURE
Prairie
Farm
Rehabilitation
Act
TKMIKHS
Scaled
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
until
2:00
o'clock
p.m..
Retina
Time.
August
27th,
148,
rur
the
diversion
ot
Portage
Creek
and
for
channel
Improvement
work
on
the
Lilloet
River
between
Lil-looet
and
Tenasse
Lake.
The
work
Is
located
in
Let
5536.
New
Westminster
District,
being
Indian
Reserve
No.
1A.
and
In
Lot
3612,
New
Westminster
District,
being
cov-red
by
Timber
License
D316P
and
on
a
strip
ol
Latld
between
Lots
553S
and
3612
The
general
site
of
the
works
Is
approximately
twenty-seven
miles
south
of
Pemberton,
British
Columbia,
at
the
south
end
of
Lll-lixiet
Lake.
Tenders
must
be
submitted
on
the
forms
attached
to
the
specifications.
In
the
envelope
provided.
Bids
are
to
be
made
in
a
LUMP
SUM
as
provided
for
in
the
speculations.
The
following
are
the
main
items
of
work.
Clearing
63
acres
Channel
Improvement
632.000
cu.yds.
Diversion
Channel
2.200
lin.
ft.
Extra
Work
15.000
dollars
Plans,
specifications
and
form
of
contract
are
on
view
at
the
following
places:
Burnett
and
McQugan,
Consulting
Engineers,
644
Clarkson
St.,
New
Westminster,
B.C.
PF.R
A.
Office,
118
Victoria
St.,
Kamloops.
B.C.
P
F.R
A.
Office,
418
Public
Building,
Calgary,
Alberta.
P.F.H.A.
Of
lice.
910
McCallum-HUl
Building,
Reglna,
Sask.
Plans,
specifications
and
tender
forms
for
bidding
may
be
obtalued
from
PPR.A.
offices
at
Kamloops.
BC,
and
Kegina,
Sask..
upon
the
deposit
of
Ten
Dollars
(10
00)
cash
or
a
certified
cheque
for
that
amount
payable
to
the
Receiver
General
of
Canada,
which
deposit
will
be
redeemable
upon
return
of
the
plans
and
specifications
in
good
order
within
one
month
after
tenders
nave
closed.
Any
tendera
which
are
not
prepared
strictly
In
accordance
with
tne
"Instructions
to
Bidders"
my
be
re-re
Jec
ted.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
By
Order
L.
B.
THOMSON,
Director
of
Rehabilitation,
BIO
McCallum-HUl
Building.
Reglna,
Saskatchewan.
10
12
N0(N
WEDNESDAY,
Al'GVST
25
IN
TERRACE
.
.
.
A
Modern
Department
Store
Nationally-known
lines
in
Ladies'
Wear,
Yard
Goods,
Men's
Clothing,
Shoes
,
.
.
plus
a
new
Self-Serve
Food
Section
with
a
Free
Delivery
Service.
HOMKCOOKINC
Class
I
Upholstering
AND
FURNITURE
REPAIR
Nature
of
Exhibit
png
Exhibits
Al'C.l
ST
23
AND
24
,
4
Cake.
3-
3.
Pie.
Pie.
4.
4.
Co
Cookies.
5.
Preserves.
r.ni.
Kh'IIl.D
MONDAY,
Al'Gl'ST
23,
2-5
a
Ml
THE
SKEENA
MERCANTILE
Al'Ol'ST
Holography
Contest,,
TO
28
...
"
J.
Second
S2
IN
THE
Seabee
Amphibian
Plane
al-Pirst
Pr
ze
$3.
Second
$2.
Dunlopillo
Foam
Rubber
Cushioning;
Plastahide
roltaflex
Plastic
Artisto
Table
Covers
and
Curtains
AMATKUK
l'lUmMJKAPHV
,
"
Pri
$3.
Second
12
Y
Non-Schedule
Charter
Service
lure
m
Show
RiipMu
1
D,.i
Nature
of
Exhibit
Class
I
Commercial
Hunting
Fishing
Sightseeing
iRuueri
more
Plcturs
on
a
panel
advertising
j
u
or
unmounted.
The
pictures
must
be
lwbMhe
:
exhibitor
SKEENA
AIR
TRANSPORT
LTD.
PHONES
Terrace:
W.
H.
Martin,
23;
E.
T.
Kenney
Ltd.,
35
Prince
Rupert:
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
466
I
Vli
L.,S'.')K
UlSTftlCTS,
INCLUDING
NATIVE
1,
,
.
-K'K.
WILL
BE
wv,,
.
LOVI
N'S
.
(Next
to
CFPR)
PHONE
BLUE
818
i
Ijr1n"gtq
S
ECKETARY,
CIVIC
CENTRE
twiHian.
mail
on
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