to
Burbank
a
few
weeks
ago
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Saturday,
February
7,
1648
fl
i
Sampson
Can't
I
California
i)Miil
j,
not
tor
Ben
mrmrr
owner
of
ft,
I,
si
and.
ni
went
MpF
in
this
Prince
Rupert
bv
UlDDEK
JINKS
Intending
to
make
hi.s
home.
"I
am
coming
bark
to
God's
country,"
he
has
advised
P.
H.
Liney,
'because
I
am
a
stranger
In
a
strange
land.
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Announcement,
12."
i
Since
night
first
gave
way
to
What
more
natural?
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Piano,
chairs,,
wash
stands,
wash
tiowls
and
jugs.
,
the
mystic,
half-light
of
dawning,
there
has
been
talk
of
fairy
rings.
Last
Tuesday,
I
Raw
one.
It
was
not
the
faintly
imprinted
ring
in
deep
grass
that
I
had
imagined
but
a
moving
circle
of
!
little
brown
figures
dancing
about
a
toadstool
set
in
the
centre
of
the
Sunday
School
Brown
Owl
led
the
discussion.
She
also
cross-legeed
up
on
the
(warmi
floor,
inquired
about
the
absence
of
a
"Sixer"
the
leader
of
a
group
of
six.
The
Seconder,
next
in
place,
was
in-
structed
also
to
diligence
in
at-
tendance.
There
was
warm,
all-around
interest
in
the.
coming
"Com-
,
Valentine
Specials
;
beds,
blankets.-,
Apply
Terrace
Hotel,
Terrace.
(34
1
FOR
SALE
'Breakfast
suite,
.'l
chairs,
carpet,
lamps,
tools.
1019
9th
Ave.
East.
(34)
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Fur-
.'
niture,
Hardware
and
Office
Furniture,
etc.
New
articles--
!ral.
munity
Good-turn"
week,
Feb.
I
The
scoring:
18-20.
The
word
'community'!
henkir
was
investigated,
and
well
de-j
Metlakatla
C.
Nelsos
21,
E.
lined
by
a
small
member.
The
Leighton
1,
J.
Wilson
16,
F.
Auk-good-turn
part
needed
no
in-uana
l2.
r.
Nelson
5.
F.
Robin-
DRESSES
BLOUSES
BALLERINA
SKIRTS
KERCHIEFS
Nylon
and
Wool
HANDKERCHIEFS
Ournej'g
Kitchen
Ranges,
Book-
';
cases,
Chests
ol
Drawers.
"
House
Desks,
Dinner
Sets,
,
t
British
India
Rugs,
Electric?
'
Double
Hot
Plates,
Cookini?
'Continued
from
fage
3
The
final
quarter
concluded
with
a
score
of
68-59
In
favor
of
Mctlakatla.
R.
Hayward
put
up
a
mag-
penurmance
lor
the
visitors,
scoring
34
points.
Metlakatla's
top
marksman
was
C.
Leask
with
25
points.
The
games
were
preceded
by
a
welcome
dinner
at
which
Chief
Councillor
O.
D.
Ryan
was
chief
speaker,
and
were
followed
by
a
dance.
son.
Port
Simpson
L.
Ryan
12,
M.
Rons
9.
E.
Sampson
19,
C.
Cooper
6,
C.
Price
7.
Personal
fouls
called
were:
Metlakatla
C.
Nelson
3,
E.
Leighton
3,
J.
Wilson
5,
Faukland
LR-Nelson
3.
P
Robinson
4.
Port
Simpson-L.
Ryan
4,
E.
'Spson
3,
C.
Cooper
3.
C.
Price
4.
Referees
O.
Ryan,
Metlakatla;
R.
Sampson,
Port
Simpson.
Score
keepers-J.
S.
Ryan,
J.
Dudoward-
Timekeepers-Bob
Bright,
E.
A.
Leighton,
W.
White.
gins
lormea
in
neat
lines
ot
-
Jr.
mMU
u,
fosin
sunf.
d'ectly
the
ones
who
so
patiently
give
of
,,,
T
...
7.1
"v
"""h.-
"Good-night,
Brown
Owl.
"Good-night,
Tawny
Owl.
"Good-night
to
Brownies
all
"Our
ring
we
break
"And
home
we
take
"A
cheery,
cheery
smile.'"
Utensils,
hardware,
etc:
ff
Slightly
used
articles
Ches-
,1
'
terfield
Beds,
Radios,
Type-
writer,
Clothes.
Logging
Boots,
Rubber
Coats.
Other
useful
jlosa-Lee
terpretation.
It
is
the
frame-
:
work
of
tne
Brownies
whose
motto
is:
Lend
a
hand,
and
and
whose
law
says:
A
Brownie
8vcs
m
tu
tne
older
folk
!
Brownie
does
not
give
In
to
himself.
f
irriH-f
urn
Wrrlf
uhirh
in-
eludes
the
Boy
Scout,
olri
Guide
and
Brownie
organiza-l
tions,
is
in
commemoration
of
Lord
Baden-Powell.
The
two
Sundays
which
bracket
it,
are
also
a
significant
part.
On
the
first
it
is
suggested
that
each
member
attend
their
own
church,
in
uniform.
Then
on
the
concluding
Sunday
there
is
articles
at
reasonable
tirines.
345
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Avenue
West
Have
you
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good
furniture
'
for
sale?
See
us,
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will
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yon.
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CO.,
'
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324.
i
w-irw
..
.
.
.
YJ
itt
fif-.d
yOuwelf
community
on
world
offolrt
when
to
be
a
church
parade,
in
uniform
t.
the
rhnrrh
snonsnrinrr
happy.
Stimulated
group
of
little
,
.
'ctoWL
Ayf
l
ie
wu':o
aoi-i
nirwiBpr
THE
CHBISIIAK
SCIENCE
MONITOR.
rooms
in
the
Anglican
Cathed-,
is
iney
canced,
they
sang:
"We're
the
Brownies,
"Here's
our
aim
"Lend
a
hand
and
play
the
game."
That
gay
little
act
finished.
there
was
a
tip-toe
silence
unti
a
small
group
left
the
circle
and
ran
forward
to
join
hands
about
the
toadstool.
Singing,
they
said
:
"Here
we
come-the
sprightly
sprites,
"Brave
and
helpful
like
th.-knights.'
And
still
dancing,
they
became
part
of
the
larger
ring
again,
which
was.
the
signal
f.ir
another
few
to
take
their
turn
around
the
toadstool.
They
were
not
sprites,
but
elves,
and
l
heir
song
was:
"This
is
what
we
so
as
elves.
"Think
of
others
not
ourselves."
And
so
it
went.
I
learned
thai
fairies
are
not
only
fairies,
but
are
divided
into
delicate
groups
b
p
T.
There
were
gnomes
who
,
sang:
Here
you
see
the
lauehin"
gnomes
"Helping
mothei
ia
homes."
And
the
Pixies
cnorused:
"Look
out!
We're
the
jolly
pixies
"Helping
people
when
in
i
fixes."
With
these
little
people
of
the
fairy
empire
were
two
person-1
ages
unlike
them
in
name
ami
years
only,
who
were
called
"Brown
Owl."
and
"Tawny
Owl."
Outside
the
Brownie
Group
(for
it
was
the
Brownies)
they
are
known
respectively
as
Mrs.
W.
F.
Manning,
and
Mrs.
L.
Beving-ton.
It
was
they,
leaders
of
this
particular
Brownie
group
who
ingeniously
'mushroomed'
the
toadstool.
At
first,
I
thought
it
a
giant
species
rooted"
to"
the
snot.
A
b.t-informed
rxrvn
tn
youf
y;u
roi)
tint
w''d
noiiy
newwaper
regjlarly.
You
will
gom
tip
h,
nfw
viewomfs,
Q
fuller,
rimer
urMlerttanding
of
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new.
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OF
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V
COMRANY
1
TALK
TO
YOU
h
,
:
A
IN
ftlEMORIAM
STILES
In
loving
memory
of
my
dear
hUNband,
Lance
Stiles,
who
passed
away
February
7,
1847.
Irving
ana
kind
in
all
his
ways,
Uprfcrht
and
Just
te
the
end
of
:
hi
flays,
Sincere
and
kind
in
heart
and
mtnd.
What
ateeantiful
memory
he
left
behind.
Ever
remembered
by
his
wife
and
family.
(
;
io
,
CARD
WI'HANKS
,
,
.
:
We
wish
to
express
Cur
sincere
1
hanks
and
appreciation
for
the
nets
of
"kindness
and
sympathy
pud
the
beauttftd
floral
offerings
.
ia
our
recent
bereavement
In
the
loss
of
our
dear
husband
son
and
brother.
Special
thanks
t
all
the
pallbearers,
the
Canadian
Legion,
and
all
the
employees
of
the
B.B.
Department.
C.N.R.
Mrs.
Philomene
King
of
Prince
Rupert;
Mrs.
Cora
Kinj,
Roy
King,
Clarence
King,
and
Mrs.
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.
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ft"
iQ-'
(Piee
i-tcheniii)
1
a
matter
of
fact,
there
seems
tj
These
books
are
being
filled
be
some
chance
ol
root
for
the
with
cards
of
every
description,
main
stalk
is
nothing
less
thin
Over
several
shouldres
I
watch-a
considerable
chunk
of
n;)
ed
an
indiscriminate
arrange-small
tree.
Swathed
in
rumpled
ment
take
form.
There
was
a
paper,
it
holds
the
upper
struc-
farewell
card,
a
very
old
Eng-ture
with
the
greatest
ease.
lish
post-card
(printed
by
Ra-This
umbrella
-
like
upper
'
Pnael
Tuck
&
Sons
in
1910
structure,
looking
as
if
it
had
Art
publishers
to
Their
Majes-recently
been
plucked
from
its
ties,
the
Kin?
and
Queen
1,
birth-natural
environment,
is
actu-
tiav
ar,d
anniversary
and
Caster
ally
an
umbrella.
At
least,
it
is
Greetings.
Centering
this
fine
the
frame
of
one
stuffed
bad:
array
was
a
Valentine,
dripping
and
front
with
the
propc-
witn
tne
sentiment
that
makes
amount
of
crumpled
or
smooth
FeD-
14
a
da-v
of
days
until
the
A
coniferous
bee
occurinj
on
the
cotit
of
British
Columbia,
particularly
on
th
Quetn
Charlotte
Islandi.
Found
mainly
at
low
elevation,
;neral!y
in
moist,
coast
alluvial
and
sandy
bottoms,
along
streams
and
especially
on
moist
slopes
ftcinj
th
tea.
Best
e
rowlh
in
constantly
moist,
deep,
rich
toils
and
humid
atmosphere.
A
la-j
and
massive
trt
when
fully
frown,
often
eUaining
a
heiaht
of
1J5
to
S00
feet
and
a
diameter
of
4
to
6
feat.
An
excellent
pulp
species.
Suitable
for
hih-rd
finithinj
lumber,
veneer,
cabinet
construction,
sounding
boards,
boats
and
oars.
Particularly
valuable
for
airplane
construction.
the
eroun
Another
outstanding
feature
is
"special
good-turn
day'-Mon-
'day.
Feb.
16.
(Already,
my
dishes
.
fnr
(Vl.
that
H
day
are
as
good
annA
as
hashed.
I
am
hoping
to
hear
inquiries
yet
as
to
floors
Wasn-
ing
or
polishing).
The
Brownies
are
as
sprightly
as
their
name
suggests.
Not
a
moment
Is
wasted.
The
Powwow
concluded,
small
groups
congregated
about
the
room.
Some
knew
how
to
knit,
and
were
knitting;
others
were
learning.
In
a
variety
of
colors
ancl
needle
sizes
an
afgan
is
on
the
way.
Completed,
it
will
De
entered
for
the
B.
C.
Compe-
tition
for
Brownies.
Others
worked
on
scrap-books
which
are
to
be
taken
to
Miller
Bay
Hospital
when
filled.
Thes?
have
been
under
way
for
some
time,
ihe
time
prolonged
because
of
a
shortage
of
cards.
Which
litle
matter
sent
me
scurrying
home
to
package
mine
day
comes
when
you
are
no
longer
really
young,
It
pictured
a
small
boy
fiddling
lovingly
to
his
sweet
little
girl-friend.
He
was
serenading,
and
sang.
"Your
hecrt
and
love
I
aim
to
win
"By
playing
on
my
violin.
"The
tune
of
how
I
sigh
and
pine
"To
have
you
for
my
Valentine."
'IHX3
And
wnne
i
was
reading
tins
sweet
sentiment,
someone
remarked:
"Gee
I
like
your
hat."
It
was
one
of
the
Brownies,
dripping
paste
from
a
motionless
stick.
But
class-time
was
suddenly
over
and
she
cleaned
and
put
it
away
to
take
her
place
in
a
game.
It
was
time
for
closing
soon,
and
the
game
finished.
A
PACIFIC
REPAIR
We
Service
IXECTR1C
MOTORS
GRAMOPHONES
(Electric
and
Spring)
etc.
32fi
2nd
Ave.
West
Red
8fi7
M.ONDIE
FOR
SALE
Simplex
Engine
IV2
to
31
H
P.
air
cooled;
30
to
185
HP.
Marine
Straight
or
Reduction
Drive;
also
Stationary-Industrial.
Northern
B.C.
Agents.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS.
(t)
FOR
SALE
2a-foot
gillnet
boat.
Chrysler
motor
and
spring
net.
Nelson
Bros.,
Port
Edward.
(32)
FOR
SALE
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
until
12:00
o'clock
noon
February
26,
1948,
marked
"Tender
LODE.
Hall"
for
the
land
and
premises
at
5th
Avenue
East
near
McBride
Street,
Lots
19
and
20,
Block
,
Section
6,
known
as
I.OJ3.E.
Hail.
Premises
may
De
inspected
by
arrangement
with
Mrs
W.
D.
Weiss,
101
5th
Avenue
East
(Phone
Green
9bb)
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Brown
&
Harvey,
Box
658,
Prince
Rupert.
(44)
FOR
SALE
1946
Pontiac
four-
door
sedan,
A-l
shape.
Phone
Red
184
between
6-8
p.m.
(32)
FOR
SALE
Fully
equipped
31-ft.
trolling
boat,
has
20
East-hope
engine,
excellent
condition.
Phone
Green
894
or
call
324
8th
Ave.
West.
'
(36
FOR
SALE
Five
room
house,
17
lots
in
blocks
at
Port
Clements.
Water
frontage.
What
offer?
1228
Park
Ave.
Blue
773.
(37)
FOR
SALE
Heater,
cheap.
Dress,
size
14.
Apply
650
7th
Ave.
East.
(32'i
FOR
SALE
1941
Ford
DeLuxe
sedan.
Phone
76,
or
Black
417
after
5.
(35)
FOR
SALE
Contents
of
four-
room
suite,
Including
chesterfield
and
bedroom
suites
!
phonograph-radio
with
automatic
record
changer,
tables,
lamps,
etc.
All
in
very
good
condition.
Best
offer.
Suits
1,
Sunstan
Block,
Second
Ave
West.
(32)
Chenille
Bedspreads,
$4.99
each
WHOLESALE
PRICE,
first
quality,
beautiful
Chenilles
for
double
or
single
beds,
in
all
pastel
colors,
worth
much
more.
Also
Habitant
Hand-knitted
Rugs,
18x36;
tightly
made,
in
original
colorful
patterns,
3
for
$4.00.
Sent
COD.
plus
postage.
Money
refunded
if
not
satisfied.
Handicraft
Distributors,
254
Sherbrook
St.
West,
Montreal,
Que.
MACIIlNtKI
f
OR
SALE
ro
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf)
PERSONAL
IF
YOU
HAVE
an
Alcoholic
problem,
contact
Alcoholics
Anonymous,
Box
276
Dally
News.
(tf)
WOULD
CONSULT
financiers,
maximum
$1000.
Self-Invested
employment
for
manufacture
of
newly
registered
patented
stove
and
furnace.
Fay
B.
Oamblln,
Station
B,
Hays
Cove
Circle,
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
Green
471,
evenings.
32)
METAL
WORK
PLUMBING
Installations
and
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Furnaces,
tanks,
eavestroughing
and
stack
work.
Letoumeau
Si
Sons,
629
Sixth
West.
Phone
643.
tf
Advertise
in
tne
Daily
News!
Ik;-
(ipso
vn:
V
1b
UISMJ
it
die
J
fJorre
Street
dry
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Business
and
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1
D
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T
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SMITH
BLOCK
Pbom
P.O.
Box
1401
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ARMSTRONG
;
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!.
FPTATE
BROKERS
"3.
TP
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K
ADVISERS
P.O.
Box
327
X
BJARNASON
r
f.
md
Decorator
QUICK
SERVICE
tt
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a
1
Phone
112
Taxi
f
HELEN'S
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SHOP
t
J
Pi'rni.incnt
Waving
j
Hrriuty
Culture
in
J
all
its
branches.
K
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Street
Phone
655
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NEWS
STAND
kst
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Western
Papers
I
Mai;azinej
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TAKEN
teajSf-'trert
Red
808
1
HANDYMAN
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SERVICE
CONTRACTORS
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and
Repairs
of
all
kinds,
"to'j
Uhimnpys
and
Oil
Burners
I
PHONES:
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4!6
Rpd
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1
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PAPER
HANGING
Rltle
852
nr
Hlnrlr
We
-:,U('HS
Bill
Thornton
'TH
ELKINS
LTD
I'lmibing
and
Heating
j
Engineers
174
P.O.
Box
271
lf
Rock
Work
CALL
BLUE
939
"r1-
SAUNDERS
i
CONCRETE
IW'ALKS
-
BASEMENTS
huse
and
yourselt
miy
f
11
while
I
do
the
work.
N
the
Fisheries
Industr,
lls
(P.R.)
Ltd.
f
e.
Lahelllnt.
Welshln,
'
.n
....
-
2on
Store
Professional
ASTORIA'S
LIGHT
DELIVERY
&
MESSENGER
Prompt
Service
Baggage
Freight
Express
Phone
Blue
2(59
322
Sycth
St.
Night
Calls
Oreen
882
P.
N.
Kilboru
W.
Peterson
BERT'S
TRANSFER
AND
MESSENGER
Lumber
-
C'jal
-
Wood
-
Baggage
Freight
-
Express
Phone
Bl'ie
810
Night
Calls
Oreen
B77
Prince
Rupert
GEORGE
McWHINNEY
PAINTING
AND
PAPER
HANGING
P.O.
Box
1426
147
4th
East
Phone
Black
489
JOHN
MOSTAD
CARPENTER
AND
CABINET
MAKER
PHONE
RED
752
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOTTLE
COLLECTOR
and
MESSENGER
PHONE
GREEN
955
Agent
for
Pacific
Bottle
B.C.
Ltd.
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
ERIC
SrEERS,
Mgr.
1361
Overlook
Specializing
In
Marine
and
General
Sheet
Metal
Work
Electric
and
,
Acetvlene
Welding
Boat
Tanks
Stacks
Furnaces
Gutter
Work.
253
East
First
Avenue
Phone
Black
884
DON'T
DELAY
-
PHONE
TODA
BILL'S
MESSENGER
SERVICE
Phone
Green
955
Day
and
Night
Service
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled.
Besner
Block
Phone
387
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worti
Soles.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave
YOUR
FORESTS
ARE
YOOR
PHUT
IREftD...
NOW
AND
1
N
THE
FUTURE
r
Be
Atfattb'h
No.
6
in
t
series
of
informative
advertisements.
Paste
them
in
your
scrap-book
for
future
reference.
PULP
&
PAPER
INDUSTRY
IN
I
R
I
T
I
S
H
COLUMBIA
paper.
Fastened
to
the
firm,
upright
part
of
its
anatomy,
the
whole
thing
is
covered
with
drapery
lining
exactly
tho
right
shade-and
presto!
there's
the
toadstool!
There
was
a
pow-wow.
The
whole
25
members
squatted
in
position
about
the
toadstool.
Until
then.
I
thought
Indians
originated
this
way
of
doing
business.
Now
I
believe,
seeing
fairies
were
before
our
first
Canadians,
they
must
hav
divulged
It
to
their
early
friends.
GURVICH
&
SON
Conl
i
actors
BASEMENT
FOUNDATIONS
OUR
SPECIALTY
LAND
CLEARING
ROCK
WORK
TRUCKS
For
Hire
PHONE
32
or
RED
511
SIXTH
STREET
HOOPAV.'
FOUMD
THE
VEPV
SLIP
I
b
NEED
TO
PPOVE
0
IV
THEY
MADE
A
MISTAKE
I
IN
LOOKING
OVFI?
MV
K
frcy?eT
OLD
BILLS
1
FOUND
THE
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COMPANY
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