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Jlctos
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Thursday,
April
22,
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LETTERBOX
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'Civic
Centre
AROUND
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An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mail.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
PHbilshed
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
Srd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
DISCUSSION
OF
POTLATCH
Indian
Agent
F.
E.
Anfield
Interesting
Speaker
Before
Gyro
Club
Ramifications
of
the
vexatious
section
of
the
Indian
Act
which
outlaws
the
ancient
native
Dot-
Frtt
15
and
Jsu
'
su
f
l
drlvlns.
...
P.
M.
2:30
Annunciation
Gym
Class
SPECIAL
EVENTS
P.
M.
2:30
Leathrrcraft
Group
5:45
Community
Calendar
(CFPR
I
7:00
Leathercraft
Group
7:30
Little
Theatre
8:00
Rotary
Minstrel
Show
8:00
Baseball
Association
Meeting
,
,
.
10:00
Rotary
Dinner
FRIDAY
Sports
A.
M.
9:00
Bo
Me
Hi
Gym
Class
10:30-Rup-Rec
Tiny
Tots
ST
arming
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SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
Carrier,
per
wee.
15c;
Per
Month.
65c:
Per
Year,
7.00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year,
14.00.
,u
a
gin.
pm
t
,W
had
her
arm
'
:
Either
wa
Was
d.moorn...
W
was
still
a
feeling
of
Indignation"
among
the
natives
at
the
continued
existence
of
such
legislation
and
the
Native
Brotherhood,
for
instance,
stood
vocally
opposed
to
the
offending
section.
The
address
gave
Mr.
Anfield
the
opportunity
to
delve
interestingly,
if
Incidentally
,into
certain
items
of
early
native
history
and
customs.
He
disclosed,
for
example,
that
such
villages
as
Metlakatla,
Kincolith
and
Port
Simpson
were
not
aboriginal
but
had
been
established
either
after
the
introduction
of
Christianity
or,
as
in
the
case
of
Port
Simpson,
around
the
Hudson
Bay
establishment.
Mr.
Anfield
paid
tribute
to
the
work
of
the
church
in
pioneerr
ing
the
civilization
of
the
native
population.
The
church
had
assumed
a
useful
and
beneficial
responsibilfty
even
before
the
government.
tl'-'UUJ.
"If
the
girl
had
around
her
escort"
magistrate,
"that
wU
ua
nOCB
nnl
14,
'"HENRY
V
Editor,
Daily
News:
After
reading
a
letter
recently
published
in
your
paper,
I
would
like
to
offer
a
student's
opinion
about
the
matinee
prices
of
"Henry
V."
Obviously,
the
person
who
wrote
the
letter
did
not
appreciate
Laurence
Olivier"
mastery
of
the
Shakespearian
play.
To
some
students
who
really
are
glad
to
see
such
art,
the
showing
of
the
film
was
worth
even
more
than
50c.
To
those
students
who
saw
the
film
only
to
be
excused
from
school,
I
feel
that
50c
is
a
fair
price
to
pay
for
an
afternoon
off
school.
A
STUDENT.
St.
Georges
Day
aim
il
fortoi-i.
rfere
With
BOON
DISCOVERED
Sir
Walter
Scott
wrote
hU
first
novels,
"Waverly,"
"Guy
Mannering"
and
others,
anonymously.
.
latch
custom,
specifically
the
making
of
gifts
and
the
mutilation
of
bodies
in
mass
ceremonies,
were
frankly
discussed
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
yesterday
by
Indian
Agent
F.
E.
Anfield.
It
proved
a
highly
interesting
discourse.
With
the
potlatch,
Mr.
Anfield
stated,
had
gone
what
the
natives
considered
a
fundamental
institution
in
their
ethical,
economic
and
social
structure.
There
)
Robert
Parker
thanked
the
j
speaker.
t
President
O.
G.
Stuart
occupied
the
chair.
In
addition
to
Gyros,
j
there
was
one
guest
in
the
person
of
Fred
Crack
of
Prince
George.
.
Grant
Stewart,
transferred
from
Burnaby,
and
Duncan
McRae
were
welcomed
hs
new
members.
Clasiiita
Aavertlsi
Kit
7
t.
KK
BUYS
WHYS
n
SH
A
wnkly
lAoppuif
nrf
in(otmtin
Mrrict
for
tdf,;
I
-1
MONTREAL,
April
22nl
rm
.1
u
morning-ana
at'
noon
auj
thatiK.nderful
H,l,x
CoftcoMZ
be
convince,,,
top-once
you've
i,(l
u
Reminiscences
By
w.l.
d
Reflections
ii
..
.
u,c
upprr
oowi.
Turn
t
ic
waff
ho,l
un.1
rw
,
IW
nf?$
mixture
in
the
i,rr
10.
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min"
turn
t
,o
licat
off
and
the
coffoc
will
r
of
ceived
his
first
impressions
life
on
the
rolling
deep.
W
Til,
ConVe
M3e
'
'o
ask
Inr
Hip
"
nin,
,m,l
"
til
t.-v
,
.
1
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....
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.
,
.
renumber
rnJ
mils
arc
cnei
v
oblBirm
10
nl.
vn,,
,i.,i.'.
1
rti'L
or
double
your
money
bade
r
Voy
Out
Of
rfc
Woma
who
rpr-mfc
Pprinr
un
h-r
knut,
(rniMirjK
nmi
Heaping?
Here's
a
iy
(o
get
back
on
your
fuel
again!
Take
lime
off,
morning
and
afternoon,
for
a
Vi-Tone
pick-up.
hfl
n.ix
i-Tone
witli
hot
or
cold
milk
ip,
and
tip!
you're
It's
a
fact
that
Admiral
von
Spee's
ships
were
in
the
Pacific
when
Wilhelm
von
Hohenzollem
spilled
the
international
beans
and
coast
cities
began
feeling
uncomfortable.
It
is
believed
a
German
raider,
hovering
off
British
Columbia,
sighted
far,
far
away
a
British
warship
with
cruiser
stern,
three
funnels
and
a
willingness
toNfight
any
old
time.
That's
what
Fritz
thought.
What
he
saw
was
the
peacefully
plying
S.S.
Prince
George.
So
he
steered
no
nearer
to
the
mainland.
The
tale
has
been
heard
rea.iy
lor
anytlim!
i-Jonc
has
a
drhnouj,
tlio.c
J,i'
laiy
flavor-and
i-Tone
is
an
energy
iooi
rich
in
nniunil.4,
vitamin
nod
oilier
elinirnlg
essential
(or
f-'-niaiiilaiiunir
vitnlily.
Everyone
in
Ihe
iamilv
Invea
vi-lono
auy
time,
with
a
fire,
trial
tin
of
VI-TOMC
write
to
mc-Barl.ara
Brent.
D,
U
1111
Cr.xrut
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q;
Wdooiif
Away
before
and
may
be
true.
England,
where
policemen
eo
g'lOll.
(
Itmiuiw
...
tiling
ll:iiiy
li
i
I
p
NT
EVERY
CONTINENT
of
the
world
perhaps
I
in
every
country
there
are
English-speaking
people
who
will
honor
tomorrow
for
the
memory
of
St.
George.
It
may
seem
odd,
at
first
thought,
that
a
young
Roman
officer,
born
in
Cappadocia
in
the
third
century
when
England
was
little
but
barbaric
wilderness,
should
have
come
to
symbolize
the
England
that
later
led
the
world
as
a
champion
of
freedom.
But
it
takes
only
a
glance
at
St.
George's
life
to
tell
that
England
could
have
no
fitter
symbol.
Born
a
Greek
Christian
in
the
year
270,
St.
George
rose
to
a
high
command
under
the
Emperor
Diocletian.
The
young
officer
opnosed
Diocletian's
persecution
of
Christians,
resigning
his
commission
and
demanding
liberty
for
his
fellow
worshippers.
His
reward
was
arrest,
torture,
and
on
April
23,
303,
death
at
the
hands
of
the
Roman
authorities
in
Nicomedia,
in
Asia
Minor.
But
reverance
for
his
gallantry
spread
out
the
East,
churches
were
built
in
his
honor
and
centuries
later
the
Crusaders
adopted
him
as
their
soldier
saint.
In
1222
the
Council
of
Oxford
decreed
that
St.
George's
Day
commemorating
his
death
be
observed
as
a
national
holiday.
St.
George
has
another
link
with
England,
a
link
that
may
have
been
one
of
the
small
turning
points
in
the
destiny
of
nations.
History
records
that
while
on
a
mission
to
Britain
during
his
military
service
he
converted
to
Christianity
the
Roman
ruler
of
Britain,
Constantius,
and
his
consort,
Helena.
It
was
Helena's
son
who
afterwards
became
Constantine
the
Great,
the
first
Christian
emperor
of
Rome.
Besides
its
association
with
St.
George,
April
23
is
famous
in
British
history
as
the
anniversary
of
Shakespeare's
birth
and
death,
and
of
the
celebrated
British
blockading
of
the
Belgian
harbors
at
Zeebrugge
and
Ostende
in
the
First
World
War.
This
attempt
to
bottle
up
tj;o
vital,
German-held
bases
jn
the
spring
of
1918
when
German
submarine
flotillas
were
strangling
Britain's
sea
lifelines
remains
one
of
the
most
daring
enterprises
in
the
history
of
naval
warfare.
Though
o:Iy
partly
successful,
thf
exploit
in
which,
637
men
were
killed,
wounded
or
missing,
and
nine
heroes
earned
V.C.'s
sent
a
breath
of
inspiration
throughout
the
hard-pressed
Allied
Forces.
:
Englishmen
and
sons
of
England
everywhere
may
well
recall
these
lines
by
England's
imperial
poet:
"This
royal
throne
of
kings,
this
sceptred
isle,
This
earth
of
majesty,
this
seat
of
Mars,
This
other
Eden,
demi-paradise;
This
fortress,
built
by
Nature
for
herself,
Against
infection
and
the
hand
of
war,
This
happy
breed
of
men,
this
little
world,
This
precious
stone
set
in
the
silver
sea,
Which
serves
it
in
the
office
of
a
wall
Or
as
a
moat
defensive
to
a
house,
Against
the
envy
of
less
happier
lands.
This
blessed
plot,
this
earth,
this
realm,
This
England
."
unarmed,
abolishes
capital
pun
fori
that
nrea."
M"t
in
a
jtliy
.
.
.
BD'l
your
(ipiUiR
wnt
ih
as
rlean
and
neat
tut
it
fi
thw
inorning
wiua
yim
put
it
on.
K)iini
hLe
tnagic
Joe.-n't
il"
Well,
l.nrr-eine
C
I
r
a
n
i
n
e
ishment
for
a
period
of
five
years
Mf
Km!
as
an
experiment.
Gilbert
&
Sullivan,
when
they
declared
that
taking
one
consideration
with
another,
a
policeman's
life
Is
not
a
happy
one,
could
make
What
All
the
Ladies
Have
Been
Asking
For
.
.
.
Are
Here
At
Lastl
,
NIGHT
GOWNS
SATIN-STRIPED
AND
RAYON
SPECIAL
P.
9$
While
They
Last
FOR
THE.LARGER
WOMEN
NIGHT
GOWNS
in
Printed
and
Plain
Silk
,
-
6iz.es
42,
44
and
40
vegetable
rtinrtage!
HmV
have
one
o(
Ihe
IjeM
dalal-ei
nr
t-Ud
.
.
.
Iiicrnlitni"
raUmgp
rhoii.nl
up.
m
i'li'Hil.
I'n-aiml
ainii
iin
.
.
.
and
MAZOI.A
.Vi
for
the
FRENCH
DRESSING
.
1
cup
Mdtila
1
bpn
dr
cup
CKier
rmi.t.:!.
vinegur
Dasli
t-pn.
nuear
Frw
o:
t
l-jn.
wit
Wurceii
i
bpn.
puprika
time
.
Plnce
stl
inpredients
in
i
cirtered
jar
und
shak
Wfi
also
tieh
time
belute
sen::
predictions
as
well
as
write
music.
Fluid
work
like
niagie!
Ami
1
n-einine
h
no
eay
to
iisel
Just
follow
the
direeiuina
and
it
lUann
willioiil
leaving
tell-tale
rirnin.
Keep
ilre-ses
hntn
liandliaxs
"-upliolslery
.
.
.
looking
like
new
with
Knerginel
In
laet.
I've
foiir.il
(here's
aino-L
no
rnd
to
lite
things
Mnergine
will
keep
clean.
A-k
for
KNERCINE
to-morrow
at
your
drug
or
di'ixirtrnenl
atori
l
If
i
Hfiir
Mention
was
made
at
a
recent
dinner
in
Victoria
of
the
fever
"Want
a
primer
in
Communist
ideas?"
asked
the
Old
Timer.
Here
it
is:
"In
the
event
of
the
imperialist
states
declaring
war
upon
and
attacking
the
USSR.,
the
international
proletariat
must
retaliate
by
organizing
bold
and
determined
mass
action
and
struggling
for
the
overthrow
of
the.
imperialist
governments
with
the
slogan
of:
Dictatorship
of
the
proletariat
and
alliance
with
the
U.S.S.R."
"That
is
from
the
'Program
of
e
Cmmun'st
Inter'
lOVdlV
7z'
national,'
which
is
djs-
ish
autumn
back
in
1914,
when
the
S.6.
Prince
George
served
as
a
war
hospital
ship
along;
the
B.
C.
coast.
There
were
no
patients
because
there
wps
o
At
Your
'
fumetimes
ihf-
making
news
j"
.1...
...
.1
V
li.
lilt
at
hrcnk-
"jBli'f-.
SLIPS
fJ
shooting.
Yet
so
trim
and
tidy
V-i
r
,jnri
an
,
,VJ
r
j
.
f
a
b
r
i
e
called
C-
fh
j
nvlon
!
Head
to
'
I
rvJfo
too
.
.
.
ifa
i
!
fur-i
l,ii
led
.
i.-e-
V
)
i-i
J
and
handsome
a
craft
was
sue
that
some
of
the
boys
said
they
would
not
mind
being
shot
at
if
it
meant
being
restored
to
health
on
such
a
peach
of
a
boat.
There
are
many
still
In
Prince
Rupert
who
well
remember
how
she
looked
fresh
paint,
general
smartness
and
all.
00NTf?
tr,huted
by
the
Com-
Choose
rayon
crepe,
choose
satin
.
.
choose
a
slip
cut
straight
or
on
the
bias
.
.
.
with
a
slim
or
flare
skirt,
tailored
or
lace
trimmed.
You're
sure
of
quality
because
these
slips
are
proudly
made
in
Canada.
Sizes
32
to
50.
ANNETTE
mansell
WALK
UPSTAIRS
IN
STONE
BUILDING
"You
need
to
k-nnur
l.n,
wniiiiruui
Way
to
chao
I
bone
lirraH,.-...
to
m
ike
hri
akijsl
a
meal!
To-iiiiitruw
innriiiiK
a
nady-tfc-eat
cereal
thai
-and
amusing
Kcliuiw'.-11
pie.!
Children
love
u
"
Snap
(
'rack
lc-I'iii"
oi
Kri-pics
lnn
you
prmr
o1
pr
w
ain.
Hu
e
Kii-piw
pt-chirrup
Willi
ei
ipiU
"-.
Sm
pert
golden
bubble
ol'm'
i
wlmle
family.
Tluyrc
P
rai
!
Ak
vour
gnif
for
J.OCfi'S
RICi:
KI!ISI1I
drliciou".
nver-iKippi-il
rw
by
tin-
Kellocg
t'uinpany
t
ada
l.innti
dt
A,
just
one
more
thing
to
Ky
understand
Communism
fa'iiinn-
perfect
'
".
jeai!li(iil-lo-hok-at
and
oh-fo-ea-y-to-w'iir.
Nylon
lingerie,
for
instun'-c.
Have
you
wen
Ihe
lowly
tiv
Ion
undies
iu
store
for
you?.
fCigiitirs
!if
pnnlies
or
bran...
fa.-bunl
to
fit
unit
to
wear
and
wear!
You
fee,
Ihe
beauty
of
nylon
is
its
touting
beauty.
And
what
a-mure
.
.
.
it'a
no
ray
to
wa.sli
ill
im
so
quickly
and
doesn't
need
to
be
iroiuvt
ut
all.
A-k
to
sec
the
lovely
nylon
hngerie
fashion
in
your
favoiiiue
sior
ind
do
n
un
iiiIht
to
lMk
for
lital
ini-jiorunl
C-l-L
Nylon
l.ingerio
Naturally,
Alberta
being
an
agricultural
province,
cannot
see
any
sense
in
daylight
saving.
It
all
boils
down
to
"what'U
you
have,
Fad
or
lood?
And
the
voice
of
Alberta
was
clear
and
XU),
1
in
oanaua.
wnat
is
an
'imperialist'
government?
By
Communist
definition
it
is
any
govern-ment
that
is
non-Communist
in
its
makeup.
Britain'?
socialist
government
and
the
United
States
democratic
government
ate
equally
'imperialist'
in
Communist
eyes.
"That
is
the
explanation
of
the
constant
effort
of
Communists
t
work
into
key
positions
in
trade
unions
in
Canada."
(Tin
vitws
of
the
Old
Tmurr
ere
presorted
in
this
newspaper
wutily
unjer
the
jpoVuorship
of
the
British
Cduir.hia
frdfraiios
of
Trtit
and
Industry).
More
local
waterfront
land
Hit
Sprint
Oert
are
ideal
iur
leMirehr
wl
and
a
nuchborly
visit
wlien
Imin'
wan
bun-be
prepared
these
days
fur
"i-pur
of
m'
citertaining
when
frieiulu
dmp
in.
nh
a
"'
of
lillle
kes
or
eoukie;',
and
the
"makim
winellting
to
di
in!;,
hoi
or
ruol
a
dion.
Cocoa
perhapf.
m:nie
til
HAKF.ll'S
COC'OA.
I've
liarne.1
that
1
can
rimnt.
on
rich,
true
cho.olute
flavor-Children
partienliirly
love
cocoa
me
H
IT'S
SAFE
FOR
US
TO
GUARANTEE
OUR
:
WATCHES
:
marks
are
fading
out
of
the
picture.
There
will
be
fewer
wea-therbeaten
looking
places
one
could
point
at
and
say:
"I
remember
when
etc.
etc."
Until
just
recently,
the
machine
shop
liot
or
fiosly
cold.
Made
the
Waters
way,
it
hriiniti
oi
w
nouri-hraentl
The
recipe
for
its
muking
is
on
Ihe
label,
tt'
grand
Cocoa
Pvnip
to
keep
in
the
refrigerator
to
u
a
variety
of
delicious
drinks.
An
for
the
cookics-whenevcr
ji
'
reeipe
calls
for
encoa,
you
can't
do
better
than
enjoy
tlic
rrrrr
HI
ammmmmKmm
I
I
V
M
rim
rirt
i
t
L
n
I
all
,1
1.
1
f
Vini
rl
it
11
i
I
I
liakers
i.ocoa
in
them,
tool
Prince
Rupert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
Flowers
For
All
Occasions
Everybody
knows
that
the
makes
we
handle
are
superior.
I
...
..
.
..
...
.,
..
......
.
IL.
L.
a
f
.v.
nil
t
1
I
-..
1.
n
;
built
and
equipped
by
H.
D.
Robinson
in
1909
near
the
Armour
i
Salvage
was
standing.
"Robbie"
made
a
go
of
it
until
business
began
to
decline,
as
it
sometimes
will.
So
he
decided
to
move
and
away
went
he
to
North
Vancouver.
For
many
a
long
year
the
vacated
shop
remained
precisely
that.
And
now
It's
gone
and
a
close
neighbor
is
going.
It
was
I
there
many
a
Navy
juvenile
re-
ClMM
Spring
the
l1"
il'
'
v"
vour
f"1
Clioose
y:
l.
f
i.ir
'
CLEAN-UP
SEASON
NOW
THAT
THE
DAYS
are
getting
definitely
warmer
and
longer
so
that
winter
can
be
spoken
of
in
the
past
tense
onc
more,
that
old
urge
to
get
busy
outdoors
with
a
paint
brush
is
becoming
evident
again
across
the
country.
Herald
of
the
desire
to
obliterate
the
marks
of
winter
and
pave
the
way
for
a
clean,
fresh
summer
is
the
growing
talk
about
Clean-Up,
Paint-Up
Campaigns
in
every
part
of
the
Dominion.
-
This
yearly-recurring
ambition
that
seems
to
infect
us
all
in
the
spring
is
a
good
thing
all
around.
It's
good
for
the
property
to
get
a
clean-up
and
another
coat
of
protection.
It's
good
for
us
physically
and
mentally
to
get
busy
at
something
just
a
little
different
from
the
normal
routine.
It's
good
for
business
too.
rearon
lV
V'"l
eniovedl
Tlt-ll
i
i.
(
'..Ir,
111
W
1
'
.
we
have
tested
them
by
long
experience.
"l
i
i
'l's
sa'e
'or
our
customers
because
we
guar-
I
I
I
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I
I
111
an
tee
satisfaction.
UYfTTrnvtlM
Only
Bulger's
Have
the
UiSSS535
WATCHMASTER
to
Tell
How
VgL
.
Watches
Run
Before
Selling
raiiotiii
-
Iff
Jt
i.oi.i..ir.
It
s
HI
'
Nwi'l
Meeliim
Ma
for
youl
...
an
easy,
-
-ft
easy
dish
to
-'.
"i
prepare
and
Ml
V
AA
.
drbcioin
your
TC't
Xi?)
family
will
C-j
',,
'
eh
out
for
it
v
'
again
and
I
menu
IIEIN25
COOK10U
ei'ACUlC'ITl
.
.
.
Iteurty,
wholc-Mimii
ami
full
of
taste
appeal.
Try
this
r"
ipp
some
evening
sounl
.
.
SPAGHETTI
AND
MEAT
BALLS
Sviften
i
up
dry
brait
cubes
in
W
cup
nolk.
AliX
lislitly
wiU
t
lb.
ground
beef.
I
tbsvni.
nina;d
omon,
I
Kif.
beaten.
1
,
tm.
salt.
Uh
pepper.
Jcrm
Into
1J
balls.
Brown
in
1
uispn.
fat.
Dialn.
Mix
with
spaclietti
In
cassetole.
Bake
in
tmxlerate
oven
(.ISO
dc.
r-.
20
minute.
Serves
4
to
o..
Frerrene'i
smum
Talking
tout
ii
:ifi
f
t)
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
SE1
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.-
(Near
CFPR)
ieslfut
flavour
.IcttP""
vacuiiiii-IK11"1
1
ivistl
U
then
w
enjoy
it
'
fun
to
ilfim
f
Two
sailings
per
week
for
of
fiimmer
.i..,.a
uhca
tha
...Hooked
-i
i
1
,
"
Hugs
I
li's
a
QiJJ'td
warm
Spring
.Line
IkCIIIS.
gay
those
Ml
'if'1'
b
o
b
b
v
that's
COAL
H
1
t
1
FOOTHILLS
BOOTLESS
LUMP
EGG
NUT
STOKER
BULKLEY
VALLEY
LUMP
can
'
.
r
laken
f'atl.Kla
dreauis
into
real-
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Coquitlam
Saturday,
9
am.,
Calata
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
Sundays,
12
midnight
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
FOR
MASSETT
AND
PORT
CLEMENTS
April
16
and
30
FOR
SOUTH
ISLANDS
April
18
by
elorint
I've
run
into
it
at
women's
elubn
in
friends'
homei
Finest
PHILPOTT,
EVITI
&
CO.
LTD.
Coal
dumber
Building
Supplies
PnONES
651-652
it
v
ny
'
particlarly
1-
You
I1
fin-1
t,,;
j
of
your
y
M
d0,.sw,n,lfOlklW.
coi.
i'
-Miniiiiers
-bcn
you
fU1
.
vaiai'O"
QUALITY
&m
V
frfXtSL
rr
.
.
.
everyone
busily
booking
Hceir
very
own
version
of
how
they
like
a
hooked
rug
to
look!
It'a
a
ww
hobby
from
an
old
crait
that'
not
only
'fascinating
but
exceptionally
uwful.
J'lasy
inexpensive
.
.
a"
you
need:
a
act
of
wooden
frames
burlap
bits
of
rloth
or
worked
a
steel
nig
book
and
colorful,
All-fnbrie
Tmtex
Dyes.
Vrito
to
nie
Barbara
Brent,
1411
Crescent
Bt,
Montreal,
FX.-
for
your
copy
of
"
Uookfd
Hugs
A
New
Hobby
from
an
Old
Craft"
costs
you
jiiFi
10c
to
cover
postage
.
.
.
gives
you
complete
information
on
bow
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
A.ent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
Best
gardening
eauinment.
enrich
ing
fertilizers,
Insec-
liaV:
!.,'
-
(
lOf
i
ii
br
"
r
I
SAVOY
von
iiciaesi
we
nave
em
all
to
assure
you
of
a
fine
productive
garden.
...
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II
ut
M
'
Upholstering
FURNITURE
REPAIR
TRUCK
AND
AUTO
CUSHIONS
RECOVERED
Ask
for
PLASTAHIDE
available
NOW!
Out-of
town
orders
given
special
attention
LOVI
N'S
(Next
to
CFPR)
PHONE
BLUE
818
,
at,
!
jr
i
to
book
a
rug.
'
II
of
m
r
v.
,
.
I
For
your
gardening
supplies
phone
or
call
at
HOTEL
your
liusbami'e
I'e
W.y
about
the
ilile
aft
c.g.u-1
.
.
.
line's
how
'
"0,
bit
by
t
h.
w
l
bothered
one
room:
I'ncap
ft
bottle
of
"'
KAIEN
CO
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JUST
ARRIVED!
(lew
Presto
Meatmastcr
$19.95
NATIONAL
AND
BURPEE
COOKERS
.
COPPER
BOTTOM
STAINLESS
STEEL
WARE
WEAREVER
ALUMINUM
CO-OP
VACUUM
CLEANERS
Phone
179
Box
1127
251
3rd
West
eujoy
it
and
not
not
n
smellv
sitlioe
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,
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turn
me
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suroort
nuo.-o
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vanuiui
ror
iiv
aino
n,i
miielr
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loitis.
nM,
and
ODIOD
od'llll
It""'
-
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Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
W
FRASER
STREET
iUS!Mg).pKWAWl
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m.,ll
(,nu
eisr
to
dog
or
-
than
a
rent
each
time
ta
we!
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wry
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rnnce
itupert
y
McBride
Street
.
Phone
311
in
thi
big-value,
ten-ounce
bottle-at
jom
ment
aloie.