Inferior
Needs
Local
Member
Prince
Monday,ApriL24,
Rupert
Doily
1950
Mews
Early
Seeding
Appreciated
SMITHERS
In'
north,
central
Cormttuncation
has
been
re-reived
SPRING
DRAPERY
EVENT
British
Columbia,
as
in
most
In
the
city
from
George
R.
Cathedral
line
Party
By
j
ap,rtcuTtnral
ureas,
the
time
of
Matthews,
secretary
manager
ot
a
I
i
Seeding
is
ione
ot
the
most
im-'iwirtant-
the
British
Columbia
board
of
6
'if.
Marriage
Soropfinmt
factors
aiieetfng
yioids
Retail
Merchants"
Association
of
j'of
spi-nrg
rHA
ftnts
and
a"rlev.
I
'Canada,
.expressing
appreciation
FREE
tKU
au-.
:
.
-
.
.
....
......
..
si
,.
'
.
t
.
"""a,
ii
as
Deen
eswiD-
m
i,ne
snrroort
civen
bv
John
D
oi,
Aitariws
Anglican
Cathed-
Th
Rnlft
.i.
t
.
ilWi
tv.
,
ral
was
the
seen,
of
aMni
ue-
3
n.ac,
T0T
irmce
Kvrpert
,
,
,,
,
1
5
ouiramg
was
the
scene
f
cereal
igrams
should
toe
sown
to
a
lefdfftativ
pi-opam
sobmit.
"
A
1
J
For
week
there
will
be
for
I
"
.
:-
ay
party
mday
night
when
1
"""ly.
says
-J.
v.
Zaehavta,
ex-
ted
by
the
Association
at
the
one
no
charge
making-
centiy
when
Ma
Ellen
Cladlsh,
j
128
jm,S
Vw
p,.
iof
iperimental
Sub-Station,
Sm-
tecetrt
session
rt
the
Legislatore.
Florists
Drapes
from
any
fabric
purchased
from
our
lajgej
Rupert
fllnfllsn
hmiirw
Vo
ri
.
.
'
I
Hot
only
has
he
very
mater-
'
:-
--'
i
for
All
cm
imtmw
Tl
771
1
.,u
"
"
no..
By
m
,
oM
crtITO!
Ian,
.sated
Wi.
mm..,,
1i
hi.
stock'of
Drapery
Materials
;
,
,6
BOX
'
"
r
erey
accessories
and
had
r.
1
Musi,.
....
v
i
.
Z
""'"r
'OT
f
!"'.!
""'""Bnom
me
province
as
wen.
FRASER
&
PAYNES!
,
.
'
McauKn(eonmess
cannot
be
vstabilshed
MlB
m
the
vocals.
The
Lay
'ft.!ltlrn
mplu
i
be
wrfiy
one
year
and
too
Lean
Have
the
r
...
-
-i.-JU-J
1
'
.
tended
by
MLs.
Ro
Uhle
nd
ihJ
hl
iT.nL61
T1"
3t
the
home
of
the
bride',
partis
where
a
number
of
friends
gaih-
,
vito
vu
Bicrt
uie
onpie.
i'aa.st"lH
oy
tLsa
rudger
and
te
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Rev.
vr)Ca'
duet
by
Dyke
McMillan
and
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
who
had
Harld
Whalen.
performed
the
ceremony.
The
!
Dr-
L-
M-
Oreene
was
the
win-
Delicious
Bakery
Treats
O
PASTRIES
O
PIES:.'
O
CAKES
O
COOKIES
CRISP
APPETIZING
BREAD
.
..
All
baked
fresh
daily
-
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD!
groom
responded.
Mr.
and
Mn.
Ross
will
make
Iheir
home
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
groom
is
emoloyed
here
bv
'
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
'
I
i
Jarvi,
H.
McUod
kh
for
Van-
couverby
air
this
afnoon,
Bo
Ins
south
to
aci
as
a
ceiegate
to
I
i
a
Rod
and
aun
convention.
ilti
111!
i;ii
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS;!!)
-
.
liij
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
3R0ADYAY
CAN
HOUSEKEEPING
BUTTER
THE
BEST
OF
FATS
HAS
APPEAL
FOR
EVERYONE
The
flavour
of
butter
appeals
t
topping
malses
the
family
for-
I
says
Mr.
Matthews'
letter.
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
Q.
How
can
I
repair
a
small
hole
in
a
window
screen?
A.
Fasten
a
piece
of
mosquito
netting
over
the
hole.
Give
it
a
coat
of
shellac,
and
a
second
coat
necessary.
When
dry
it
will
bn
stiff
as
the
rest
of
the
screen.
Q.
How
can
I
renew
jar
lidsV
A.
Place
them
in
a
vessel
and
cover
with
buttermilk.
Leave
tliem
for
a
day
or
two,
and
they
will
appear
practically
new.
Q.
How
can
I
restore
the
gloss
sateen?
A.
If
borax
water
is
used
to
a.sn
saieen
garments,
it
will
restore
the
glo.ss.
tares
above
28
degrees
F.,
amounts
to
only
105
days.
Late
sown
grams
are
therefore
exnosed
tn
thp
rlnnani.
nf
cr.iini.3
irosts
in
the
early
fall.
In
aclcii
tion,
wet
weather
frequently
pr-
vails
during
the
later
part
of
September
and
invariably
occurs
during
October,
making
Ine
harvesting
of
late
sown
grains
extremely
difficult.
Cards
nnmh..
.v,
i,...
i.,
sow
sprlns
varietle,
is
just
as
as
the
seedbed
can
be
well
prepared.
Every
riay
of
delay
after
tnis
point
may
result
in
a
.
further
reduction
in
yleiti.
In
this
area,
oats
make
tfp
Ihe
bulk
of
the
grain
crop.
Early
soVn
oat
are
If
seldom
injured
by
spring
frosts.
as
fact,
the
chances
of
decreased
yields
due
to
late
planting
are
much
greater
than
the
chances
injury
by
early
planting.
Weather
records
taken
4it
the
Ex'Jerimental
stion
over
the
?m
tweIve
years
sn0
that
more
hours
of
bright
aunslin.e
are
to
recorded
during
the
month
of
(may
man
lor
any
other
month.
They
also
show
that
of
the
total
5.72
inches
of
rain
which
falls
during
the
growing
season,
twenty-five
per
cent
is
iscived
during
the
month
or
May.
it
is
Important
that
the
crop
should
get
the
fullest
possiUe
benefit
ou..0,cwlu
pi
w.ipu
a-
Examining
records
forchcr,
it
found
that
frosts
arc
normally
recorded
every
month
f
the
growing
season
and
ihat
the
period
with
minimum
lempera-
Vffiffl
FINE
m
KEGAL
...f23rHONE)
L
Clnsslfiorl
HHiii.l,ln
I.
..i.-...
"
Hours
7
a.!h.
to
i
a.n
Eor
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
200
I
PRINTING
at
PRINTERS
24-
222
Second
Ava.
I
'
'
,t
House
in
Town
h
Luxuriously
j
Cedar
Shakes
LAND
CITY
feCR'S
SUPPLIES
ide
St.
Blue
820
Modern
Materials
isburB
Paints
.sTfAMSIHP
kE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
ancouver
hRMMMTE
POUTS
THURSDAY
t
ll:ir
p.m.
KETCHIKAN
hnAY
MIDMOIIT
gallons
Write
or
Call
hR
di:imt
OFFICE
Rupert,
B.
C.
our
new
home
National
Hous-
rme.
Easy
pay-
Long
terms
pert
Advice
Call
Local
Builders
in
BRIDDEN
1st
Ave.
West
Rupert,
B.
C.
Orfire
Blark
367
NiRhl
Rod
561
ITER
i
flie
'ofcouf...
HISKY
''"'Forwoter
(plain
rKII"9
it
your
mos,
e
We
to
the
whol.
about
ony
whiskv.
f
od(fs
nothing,
de-
."""""g,
but
reveal,
true.
ntri
r
bogquet.
-
;
.GUAM'S
b
Slice
'"
fined
.,.,(
......
.
.
r.-...v.ii
ojnwrm
was
usea
u
nnnfl
lata
adAVanUfe
-
Ho
,
An
enterta.nment
program
be-is00n
"ore
the
supper
hour
included
ner
In
Wie
raffte
of
a
walnut
I
lablc
wh11e
nieset
won
a
jpermnnent
wave.
1
In
The
committee
in
charge
confited
'of
Mrs
Ralph
Smith.-
:
convener,
Mr.
Norman
Baker,
of
Mrs.
w.
Edmcrtdson
Mrs.
P.
M
v,'.
TZ'.T-
MatL,on
and
Miss
Mur
el
Vance
I
George
George
Dawes
Dawes
presided
presided
i
t
the
the
I
.
door.
j
of
get
that
ttiey
are
eating
left-
'
xvers.
These
recipes
are
reCommend-d
is
by
the
home
economists.
Thev
are
ail
exceDtiona
iv
eond
Butterscotch
Sponee
Custard
3
tablespoons
butter
23
cups
brown
sugar
3
tablespoons
flour
2
teaspoons
Vihegar
2
egg
yolks
's
teaspon
salt
IV
Cups
milk
2
gg
whites
,
Cream
butter
and
sugar.
A&a
flour,
vinegar,
beaten
egg
yolk.
and
salt.
Stir
in
milk
and
Ldend
well.
Fold
in
stiffly
beaten
e(?g
whites.
Pour
into
buttered
cus
tard
cups
and
set
In
pan
of
water.
Oven-poach
in
a
mod
erate
oven,
3o
degrees
P
until
I
set,
about.
SS
to
40
minutes.
Cool
and
vnmould.
Yield:
sU
servings.
Butler
Tarts
li
cup
'jutter
1
l,i
cups
brown
sugar
1
tco-ipoon
cornstarch
2
egg
,
-
-
cup
raisins
or
current;;
1
teaspoon
vanll!a
2
tablespoons
lemon
Juke
Pastry
Cream
the
butter
and
sugar.
Add
cornstarch
and
cream
well
together
Add
wtU
attn
eggs,
fruit.
ariH
....
flnvnnn?
tiinA
fc...,.,
mntrin
ii,i.Wi(i
,
or
tart
tins
with
pastry
and
fill!
almost
to
top
with
mixture.
Bake
in
a
vpry
rot
oven.
40
dtg-ees
F.,
I
'
w
minutes.
RWuce
heat
to
-Sicw
.
n.uuuu
i.
ing
until
done,
aoout
?'J
minutes,
YiHd:
24
small
or
12
l-je
tartf
:
Butter
Wafers
'
1
cup
melted
butter.'
3i
cup
brown
sugar
v
I
teaspoon
vanilisi
'
i
eee
:
'
icups
sifted
pastry
flour
i
.
or
IV'j
cups
sifted
all
purpose
;
flour
:
-
.
1
'
'i
teaspoon
cream
of
tartar
Vt
teaspoon
baict'.i?
soda
-
Add
butter
to
brown
sugar,
mixing
well.
.
Add
vanliia
and
;
unbeaten
egg
and
beat
well.
Mix
and
sift
flour,
cream
of
tartai'
and
soda
and
add
to
creamed
mixture.
Drop
by
half
teaspoon-fuls
well
apart
on
an
unbuttered
baking
sheet.
EjUc
In
a
moderate
oven,
350
degree
F-
r
9
minutes.
Yield:
eight-
dozen
small
wafers.
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
BrtWsh
I
Columbia
In
Probate
in
Xhe
matter
nf
the
'Admlnlstrntlon
Act'
and
in
the
matter
of
the
estate
of
Nell
Mc-(
tkmnlcl.
deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
Ills
Honour
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton,
local
Judite
of
the
supreme
court
oj
I
British
Columbia.
I
was
on
h
.
si
Jday
of
April.
A
D.
1960.
appointed
,
Administrator
ot
the
estate
ol
Well
i
,i.upd.
late
of
Stewart.
Mll.l...
--
-
British
ColumDiO.
wno
Si4th
day
of
February.
1950.
at
c.ort
British
Columbia.
All
per
sons
indebted
to
the
sold
stote
i
are
reci
iilred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
iSeSSne-
U.
me
forthwith,
and
all
perss
having
claims
(?
nst
the
required
to
file
them
s,
Id
estate
are
verllied
on
or
before
with
me
properly
the
Slst
day
of
May.
I960,
full-,n
Which
dft-iibutlon
will
be
made
havlBg
regard
only
to
uc
cla
ms
of
wucti
I
shall
have
been
noting
B.C.
tns
PATTO
t
Prlnw
luipert,
aa"d
M'WaSS
Forbes
Offlclnl
Administrator
Prince
ttupert,
B.C.
word
;;
,;r;,
r,,"'eiraaa.!anc!-.
.pipasefrain
'
V-".
inum
unarge
ouc.
Birth
NJUces
50c
eral
Notices,
l-farriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2
00
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
FOR
THE
TEENS
A
vest
and
Kkirt
to
wear
together
or
to
mix
with
other
separates
to
multiply
your
school
wardrobe.
The
vt'st
can
be.
worn
over
sweaters
or
classic
shirts,
smart
with
either
sktrts
or
slacks.
Copied
from
a
man's
suit
vest.
It's
snug
fitting'-
-and
buttons
down
the
front
with
covered
buttons.
If
you
shy
away
from
buttonhole'
making,
your
local
sewing
centre
will
make
the
buttonholes
for
you
at
little
Cost.
The
Vest
is
shown
in
velveteen
in
a
leopard
design.
You
could
try
it
in
light
red
wool
or
in
white
linen
for
spring.
The
skirt
is
slim,
with
trouser
pleats
at
the
top
and
a
deep
inverted
pleat
in
the
front.
Here
you
see
it
in
soft
wool
flannel.
Jon't
'Suffer
Needlessly
From
Tha
Torturing
Pains
Of
ARTHRITIS
ryiEur.iATiM
Try
DOI-tlN
.
.
.
How
avallaMe
In
hrt
"nvtiifnt
si7-p.
The
cost
i
n-uHonable
.
,
.
the
result
is
prompt
wtovt
from
the
pals
of
Arthritis,
Khumaiism
snd
Neuritis,
There
fire
no
unpleasant
RftPr-eflcu,
U
I(1CIN
is
actfe,
non-toxic
.
.
.
dm
no
harm
the
heart
or
any
other
or
tea
n.
Yout
drutrftlat
han
DOMJIN.
Get
a
buttle
todaj
and
iVt
DOI.f'IN
help
you
oome
out
fn
'"imler
th
tthadoW
of
pain!
Re
ware
i
Imitations
loi.k
for
the
DOU
IN
frrevi
and
white
paekage
1
100
tahU-ts
for
l2.:,a
-2
tabteta
for
:t.9ft
nm
availahle
it
hnltU'tt
of
r.iHi
tablet.
LUia
LnniuW
Toronto
10,
Ontarm.
boning.
Classifieds,
2c
per
of
ThrniVo
rioatii
T.,fi
REPAIRS
WAH
Ren-iirs
nromot
efficient
service.
Georee
Cook.
...
ovweiler.
bansfaciion
guaranteed.
!
REAL
ESTATE
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
lOver
Broadway
Cafe)
,
Good
choice
lot
for
sale.)
Small
house
with
lovelv
gar-;
den
on
2
lots
suitable
for
couple.
6
Ave,
East,.
News
Stand
tor
sale.
Goinq;'
concern.
7
room
house
with";
2
bathrooms
on
Summit
Ave.,;
with
garaee.
House
and
lot-near
Bowling
Allev
on
3rd'
Ave.
A
good
investment'
Phone
667.
(97)
AGENTS
WANTED
tzL---
AGENTS
WANTED
Exceotional
ooportunity
for
man
with
car,
.;:n?
selling
experience,
good
uriancial
standing
in
his
com-munitv,
to
get
into
the
$5000
a
I
vear
class.
Our
natented
products
with
little
or
no
competition
sell
easily
on
1
minute
demonstration.
Prospects
everywhere,
tremendous
demand,
reoeatx.
Attractive
Marein
of
profit.
Palcoseel
Co.
Ltd.,
Cornwall
13.
Ont.
PERSONAL
I11?1
and
Hntlns
-
Sheet
Metal
work.
Phone
543
or
call
629.
Sixth
Ave
West.
H
Letourneau
and
Sons.
(tf)
UNWANTED
HAIR--Permanently
eradicated
with
Saca-Pelo.
The
most
remarkable
discovery
of
the
age.
Saca-Pelo
is
eriarantoed
to
ktll
the
roots
of
anv
hair
and
contains
no
druus
or
chemicals.
Lor-Beer,
Lab,
679
oranville,
Vancouver,
B
C.
(H)
!
HELP
WANTED
HELP
WANTED
Bovs
or
girls'
as
p'.n
setters.
Apply
to
bowi-i
ing
Alley
s.
(98)
j
wantfD
-j-
Bov
wanted
for;
daily
newsnaoer
route
wun
or
without,
bicvcle.
Aoolv
D.dtv
News
office.
WANTED
ExoertPTiCPd
salesman
for
mens
clothing
store.
Phone
359
during
business
hours,
,
HELP
WANTED
Service
Station
attendent.
or
will
consider
suitable
vouna
man
will-in"?
to
learn
this
trade.
Apply
Bob
Parker
Limited,
mam
ot-Tice.
9c
,
,
;W
ncaiijf
everyone,
ine
names
"butterscotch,"
"butterflake"
and
i
"buuercrisp"
are
used
to
des-I
icribe
producU
because
the
name
u
uuirei
unnKa
va
inina
nioui,n-
i
watering
suggestions.
Fruit
'
butter
and
nut
butters
are
so-
j
j
called
because
of
the
smooth
spreading
consistency
which
somewhat
resembles
butter.
j
Rationing
of
butter
during
the
!
war
years
taucht
ns
to
snread
the
bread
a
lirtlfe
more
thinly
!
and
to
do
without
that
delicicus
:
little
pat
of
butter
In
the
baked
potato
or
on
other
coolced
vegetables.
Habits
are
easily
formed,
whether
good
or
bad,
but
many
,
of
us
are
still
foregoing
a
flavour
treat
as
well
as
a
good
nutritional
investment
by
continuing
the
habit
of
"going
easy
on
th
butter."
Id
Canada,
the
making
of
butter
In
the
home
was
a
necessary
pavCnf
pfonref
life.
"The"
commercial
manufacture
of
butter
has
been
established
for
many
yoRrs
and
produces
a
more
uniform
product.
Today
we
have
more
than
a
thousand
creamer
ies
producing
about
three
hundred
million
pounds
of
butter
each
year.
No
matter
how
good
butter
may
b"
when
purchased,
care
must
be
(jiken
to
retain
its
sweet
flavour
n,.tA
.t.n.iU
Ai.n.
uA
"HkHI
DUUU1U
UC
.BlUlCtl
in
a
cool,
dry
place,
away
from
all
foods
which
have
a
distinct
odour
or
flavour,
as
it
readily
absorbs
foreign
flavors.
It
should
on
ept
in
a
coverea
container
or
well
wrapped
In
the
parch
ment
paper
in.
which
it
is
pur-
chased
I
Nothing
beats
a
topping
of
crunchy
buttered
crumbs
on
a
casserole
dish.
Often
such
d.
:
ffl
Seagram's
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Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
23
&
24
Besner
"Block
Telephone
212
TEvenlngs
by
Appointment
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
&
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
BLUE
939
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
j
All
Work
Guaranteed
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818
P.O.
Box
lit
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330
Second
Avenus
Pr!nca
Rupert.
B.C.
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B
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MIKE
COLUSSI
Piano
Technician
Pianos
Tuned
Repaired
PHONE
BLACK
389
210
4th
Street
-
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5,
iSMITH
BLOCK
Phone
V65
P.
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Box
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Tor
Downtrodden
Heels
nd
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
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RORIE
&
QO.
Public
Accountants
and
Auditors.
Income
Tax
Returns
compiled
O.
L.'
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A.E.
S.
B.
LAIRD,
B.
Comm.
,
"
Besner
Block
Phone
387
A.P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
Chartered
Accountants
A.
L.
BELL.
OA..
Prince
Rupert,
Terrace
and
District
until
May
15
Prince
Rupqrt
Hotel,
Prince
Rupert
,
Terrace
Hotel,
Terrace
DR.
GARNET
E.
H.
MONTGOMERY
DENTIST
Suite
7,
Smith
Block
Phone
525
P.O.
Box
1210
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Wavlni
Beauty
Culture
In
all
fta
branches
204
th
Street
Phone
65S
To
Advertisers
'
To
infure
publication
of
display
or
classified
advertising
?opy
for
same
must
be
in
the
office
of
the
Dally
News
bj
,
4
p.m.
the
day
previous
te
advertising.
Requirements
tithe
mechanical
department
make
this
rule
necessary.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Used
Car
Trans-,
missions.
Bvtown
Machine,
.
tu!
FOR
SALE
Will
trade
trollinu
002
Havi"
Co3eAver
95oT
froD07n
uauv
News.
(90)
FOR
'
SALE
Profitable
earlv
closine
lunch
counter
business.
Will
uav
for
itself
in
ten
months.
Other
Interest
only
reason
for
selling.
Princinals'
onlv
apply
Box
690
Dailv
News.
(
9V
)
FOR
SALE
1941
Chev.
"coupe,
Excellent
condition.
AddIv
1501
Eiehth
East
or
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
tf
FOR
SALE
Why
not
cook
with
Gas.
See
Ward
Electric
and
Marine
Suoolv
Co.
for
com-:
nlete
information.
P.O.
Box
780-Phone
680.
(100p)
FOR
SALE
Rowboat
with
oars.
$20.00.
Plione
Blue
337.
(95p
FOR
SALE
Six
Spool
Llpsett
Ourdies.
oractice'lv
new.
Phone
Black
949,
(96p
FOR
SALE
29
ft.
Gillnetter
7-9
Easthope
Drum,
Comolete.
Phone
Red
597.
(103P)
FOR
SALE
1947
Ford
half
ton
.
nick
mi.
Phone
Green
883.
P.O.
Box
586
Citv.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
New
Si
used
household
furniture
and
hardware
.
unoainted
chest
of
drawers,
end
tables
and
coffee
tables,
battery
radios,
floor
covering,
rifles,
pressure
cookers,
singer
sewing
machines,
office
chairs
pnd
scores
of
other
good
articles.
Good
values
at
lowest
onssible
nric.es.
B.C.
Furniture.
Phone
Black
324.
(TF)
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Lins-belt
Sneerier
Shovels;
Cranes:
Draglines:
Adams
Roid
Graders:
Littleford
Bros.
Black
Too
Road
Maintenance
Enulument:
Owen
Clamshell
Bucket
s
and
Rock
Grannies:
T
t.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers:
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
NeUn
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockoile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Pirt-able!
Centrifueal
Pumns;
Na-"
tional
Draeline
Scraoers
and
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Rrrtarv
Screens
and
Conveyors.
Full
Information
from
Na-
ttonal
Machinery
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tt
FORS.H.E
FOR
9ALE
Ensslish
babv
buirgy
with
mattress,
and
plav
oeh.
Black
624.
.
.
1HP.
FOR
SALE
One
dinette
set.
table
snd
chairs,
buffet;
one,
Easv
Bov
chair,
one
small'
writing
desk.
Phone
Green
320;
between
6
and
8:30
p.m.
(
98
'
FOR
SALE
Three
piece
ches-1
terfield.
new
condition
Black'
(i!7
evenings
(99p
FOR
SALE
Lisht
delivery
business.
2
cars,
lots
of
work.
Phone
678,
nights
Red
735.
(tf)
FORBALETiler"'Poibere"..
ln"1h
32
feet
Powered
15-18
Easthope.
Fullv
e
a
u
i
p
p
e
d
'
rwidy
to
fish
Applv
V.
Faverol
-
New
Floats
East
of
Drvdoek.
(100d)
FOR'
SALE
Dinin?
room
suite,
(j
niece
in
excellent,
condition,
,
niso
Duncan
Fvfe
coffee
table.
.
Phone
Green
726
(95pl
FOR
RKNT
FOR
RENT
First
class
sleeping
room.
1138
West
Second
.
(96)
FOR
RENT
-.;
Front
room,
pri-.
vate
duiet
place.
Blue
815.
WANTED
WANTED
Furnished
or
unfur-!
nished
2-room
suite,
ot
laraer.
;
Phone
263.
(98p)
WANTED
Scran
cast,
brass.
cooper,
radiators
and
batter-'
ies.
.Phone
543
or
call
629,
Sixth
W.
Hfi
WANTED
To
rent
unfurnished
noue,
central
location,
musti
(lOOp)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Thvee
room
furnished
apt.
or
house.
'
Phone
L.
Gretstnger,
Domin-
ion
Bridge.
uuupi
1
WANTED
Quiet,
conscientious
couule,
one
child,
desires
fur-
.
nished
2
or
3-room
suite.
Phone
Black
937.
97p
(WANTED
TO
RENT
--House
or
i
.
not.
3
or
4
rooms.
NavaJ
-fam-
"
with
two
-children.
Phone
!
S20.
(9)p)
!
WANTED
Hand
onerated
sew--
ing
machine.
Phone
Blue
6RS.
(96)
reauires
ltpht
housekeeping
accommodation.
Call
evenmes
I
Johnston,
Room
73
Rupert
'
..Hotel
(95p)
ControTgem!n,
t$
PubiJ
or
di$Ployd
I
"card
or
by
th
Govrnmr,1
of
Iritith
C.
Columbia.