WHIST
PARTY
IN
Prfnre
Ituprrt
Dan?
retoj
ttn.
AID
OF
HOSPITAL
Thursday,
March
4,
1948
MSTMC1T
NEWS
.
V
FRANCOIS
LAKE
Mrs.
Reg.
j
Classified
Advertising
ClnisU
ledK
;
2c
word
per
insertion,
minimum
rhnrge.
50c.
Birth
Nntlwt,
MX?,
(Urdu
of
ThanK.
iJearri
Notices.
r'nnetV
Notices,
Mnrrtnge
and
E:ngtit4enpfit
AnnouneemefcU.
S.
TWO
KITKATLA
Partington
held
a
whist
party
on
Tuesday
evening
at
her
home
in
aid
of
the
hospital
fund.
Prize
winners
were:
ladies'
first,
Mrs.
Reg.
Partington;
men's
first,
Reg.
Partington;
ladies'
consolation,
Mrs.
Snyder,
men's
consolation,
Clarence
Snyder.
FOE.
Ki.XI
FOR
SALE
Objecting
To
Fish
Research
FRANCOIS
LAKfcl
A
year-old
trumpeter
swan
is
living
on
the
ice
not
far
from
the
Landing
and
the
people
li-ing
by
the
lake
from
Fred
Gar-
PEOPLE
PASS
KITKATLA
D
c
a
t
h
elaimed
FOR
RENT
4
rooms
and
bath.
Phone
Blue
54
)
FOR
SALE
Stwxlebaker
sedan,
'30;
work
trailer
and
decking.
2x12"
and
3x12".
Apply
1401
Frederick
St.,
Highway
entrance.
58
1
The
names
of
all
present
were,
W1
RENT
3
room
fiat,
private
two
Kittatla
people
during
Feb-!
allMr
w
lne
r'
"
for
it.
It
seem
Piling
"
ruary.
Mrs.
Matilda
Astor,
who
bath.
Unfurnished
or
partly
quite
contented
and
upends
most
furnished.
Red
441.
2i
I
of
Its
time
swiming
in
the
email
Terrace
Itud
and
Gun
Club
Sees
Detraction
of
Fish
TERRACE
The
reorganized
Rod
and
Gun
Club
held
a
meeting
last
Thursday
night,
the
first
meeting
since
the
war.
There
trolling
boat
Knox
Hotel,
(58)
FOR
8ALE-J1-U.
"Eider."
Apply
Room
IS.
placed
in
a
bat
and
Jimmie
Partington
drew
a
name,
that
of
Mrs.
C.
Snyder,
who
received
a
pyrex
dish.
Lunch
was
served
at
midnight.
Proceeds
of
$4.50
have
been
sent
to
the
hospital
fund.
Vour
rroeer
IfsJl
1
died
at
home
at
the
age
of
46,
and
Thomas
Stephen
Ridley,
infant
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Ridley,
who
passed
away
at
Miller
Bay
Honpital.
Prince
Rupert.
Both
were
buried
in
the
open
places
left.
Sometimes
V.
flies
around
but
return
to
the
lake.shore.
Grace
Miller
nee
Snydert.
FOR
RENT
Sewing
machines,
portable
electrics.
$5.00
per
month.
Includes
prompt
delivery
and
return.
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Co.
Phone
864.
54i
are
16
members
to
date
with
the
i
FOR
SALEBabee
Tenda
high
chair.
Phone
evenings,
Red
S85.
5S
prospect
of
youths
becoming
Kitkatla
cemetery.
who
was
here
last
year
writes
that
she
had
quite
a
thrill
when
listening
to
the
radio
in
her
A
member
of
a
prominent
family
here,
Mrs.
Astor
is
FOR
SALE
Wartime
range,
water
jacket
and
pipes,
$15X)0.
1326
Piggot
Ave.
S4
TERRACE
BRIDE
GIVEN
SHOWER
near
Lewiston,
Idaho,
supivjd
by
her
husband,
three
home
FOR
RENT
Housekeeping
room
in
private
home.
Close
to
town.
720
6t.h
Ave.
West.
Blue
.
325.
uft
LMMU
tlWl
rl',
I,,
i
U
......
.;
..i..r.
1
members
at
a
reduced
rate.
Election
of
officers
took
place
as
follows:
President.
Fred
Hail
Vice-President,
Dick
Dubeau.
Secretary,
Frank
Gavan.
Treasurer.
Jeff.
Lainbly.
It
was
decided
to
write
to
the
Game
Board
in
Victoria
to
have
when
she
heard
about
little
Colleen
Mills'
cat
getting
his
tail
frown
to
a
rock
that
he
was
silting
on
txide
the
lake.
1
ERRACE
The
United
Chui
cfc
choir
held
a
china
shower
for
Miss
Edna
Robsoa
whose
marriage
to
Hud
Cooper
will
take
Ihn-e
brothers
and
four
grandchildren.
The
funeral
took
place
under
sponsorship
of
the
Kit-k:ii1a
Excelsior
flub
on
February
8.
FOR
RENT
Three
-
room
furnished
suite.
1028
2nd
West.
Blue
270.
454)
CANNED
FOODS
1
fa
he
Experts
Experts
Say
Say
'
'
J
FOR
SALE
Electric
sewing
machine;
Frigidaire,
big
siee;
Ironer;
S
piece
bedroom
suite.
These
are
ail-in
best
workinjj
condition,
less
than
half
price.
Come
and
look
them
over.
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO.
Black
324.
The
iuneral
service,
conducted
FOR
RENT
Apartment,
furnished.
6
rooms
and
bath.
209
5th
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
itft
Barbara
Grainger
returned
U
the
hunting
season
changed
to
!
place
this
aionth.
Mrs.
T.
Oteon
her
home
ai,
Nadina
on
Satur-
a
later
date
in
this
district.
It
was
hostess
to
about
12
of
th
day.
Slie
has
been
Maying
with
WSUJ
decided
to
send
a
rec-
j
choir
members
and
the
diversion
Mrs.
Jones
for
a
few
weeks.
.
ommeudation
to
the
Game
of
the
evening
was
the
bride-to-
Board
asking
that
fisheries
re-
be's
hunt
for
her
gifts,
clues
to
One
of
the
Beach
trucks
load-
areh
activities
at
Lakelse
Lake
which
were
gives
to
her
in
verse
by
Lay
Leader
Solomon
Brown
was
held
at
St.
Paul's
Church;
w:tl
the
Kitkatla
concert
bandj
in
attendance.
The
hymns
"Safe!
By
KAY
REX
.an
Pres.
Staff
Writer
FOR
SALE-No.
.303
Ross
spot
ting
rifl'js,
in
best
condition.
Price
$64.50.
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO.
Black
324.
ed
with
bagged
timothy
seed
tip-
be
curtailed
because
too
many
on
slips
of
paper.
Refreshment's
bake
slowly
30
or
40
minutes.
An
an
alte
'-native:
Liver
with
vegetables
Ingie-
In
the
Arms
of
Jesus"
and
'Rock
.
j
of
Afjes"
were
sung.
j
ped
,
over
on
its
way
from
tne
game
fish
are
beine
destroyed.
w?r-
served
and
a
happy
eve-cleaninir
Dlant
here
to
Burns
Ts
rwinw
mnntrTiv
m4ini.
nine
was
enioved
hv
nil
Ammu
fjNG
FXF.CTKK'ITY
-
ROOM
A.NU
BOARD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
$43
each
double;
$48
single.
Sleeping
rooms
for
rent.
Table
meals
Mrs.
Lawley,
C22
Fraser
Street
(tf)
The
funeral
party
was
taken
to
-
Lauc.
The
bags
fell
in
the
deep
will
be
held'.
'
thoe
present
were
Mrs.
T.
Olson,
in
Canada
can
try
;
!iiu!c
own
-c.
Miked
r
""U1U
UUJ";snow
and
It
was
necessary
for
y0Ung
members
will
be
taught
Mrs.
D.
Kerr,
Mrs.
L.
Johnstone.
v,.v.
"-
-
anntner
trucK
la
come
out
ana
Vinu.
to
n
rimm?
Mrs
Farounm
Mrs
Rranrfic
III
il
I
l.i
"1
fl'OIIU-
u;
FOR
SALE
-
House,
6
rooms
ani
bath;
with
garage.
Ground
floor
comprises
store,
in
excellent
condition.
$3000
cash.
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
Uf
and
Norma
N
Capt.
James
Nel-1
t
was
ioacied
0n
the
other
truck.
.
!
Van
Stolk,
Mrs.
PeekeVout
.
Mrs.
cicctvii'iiy.
ci'
iil.-.:
1
1
a
pounds
beef
or
p,.!;
ijvor;
two
tUesjjoutiK
fat;
urn
Utw-.sp'K-ti
salt;
one
uup
celery
or
two
teaspoons
dried
celery
Uavfa.
two
small
onions;
six
carrots;
one-half
cup
tomat.i-.s
one-quarter
cup
v.j.'-table
water,
two
tablespoon.'
flour.
Method:
Prepare
celriy.
-u.
son.
Funeral
of
Thomas
Stephen
LOST
ANU
rorND
i
'
McAllister,
Mrs.
B.
Barr,
Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Reed
and
j
LONDON
0
nentinarv
of
.
Squires,
Mrs.
F.
Jackson,
Miss
tlicv
.-tailed
out
nil
li
,kt
u:;d
cn
ikic
baking.
Ridley
was
held
at
St.
Paul's
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Neave
were
the
first
throm-h
train
hotee-i
Hobson
ka-h
easi'
i
to
rok
flin-
LOST
Glasses
In
case,
along
waterfront.
Green
COO.
Reward.
'
1
58
1
Church
on
February
18
after
the
j
week-end
visitors
In
Prince
London
and
Glasgow
was
mark-
,i
(j;re..t!v
tif
tod
oven
uuuj
iuiu
ut-rn
uruugni
jrum
ueorge.
iney
traveuea
in
uie
ed
recently.
due
Vive
i
electricity.1"
P--"'es
and
put
in
bottom
o;
.
greawd
bakinu
dish,
sprinkl;
Prince
Rupert
on
the
gillnetterj
Reed
station
wagon
and
report
i
MACH1NKKI
FOR
SALE
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
SC.
86.
Capt.
Paul
Mason.
Laylhat
the
roaos
were
in
perfect;
nui:)
''
Mirw
s
:
iuul
-
Jut'
'
riieiit.s
:
one
CURLING
ROCKS
Finest
Scottish
quality;
4
balanced
and
machined,
Weight
average
40-42
lbS.
each.;
excellent
oondi-ton
guaranteed.
$40.00
pair.
Immediate
shipment;
25
deposit.
Vl.ite
Capitol
Equipment
Co.,
537
Besserar
St..
Ottawa,
Ont.
'
54
FOR
SALE
wim
sail,
cut,
liver
in
piece
for
serving,
place
on
top
ol
LOST
Chromium
plated
tip
for
iy2"
fog
nozzle.
Finder
please
communicate
with
City
File
Dept.
(55)
Leader
Solomon
Brown
again
,
condition.
conducted
the
serrtce.
i-e:
in
ii"ik
liver;
two
medi-celery,
and
dot
with
fat.
Chop
i.td
crumbs,
one
Kitchen
stove
w
ith
,
i
n
soiiii
.service
aiso
was
neiai
K.an
Ericsson
is
at
nome
nurs-
run
onic
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
()
onion
and
dr.-e
carrots
Put
the.?
with
the
tomato
and
vogt-
.at
the
home
of
the
deceased
ling
a
wrenched
kg.
He
wa
child's
parents
by
a
group
of
,
workine
at
Tatalrose
and
a
fell
I
WORK
WANTED
two
wick
burner
In
good
condition.
Snap.
1022
2nd
Ave.!
West.
Phone
Green
270.
(59
table
walrr.
Add
to
liver.
Buk?
;
.
village
young
people
directed
by
;
ing
tree
hit
the
back
of
his
leg
Jonathan
Hill,
organist
of
St.
as
It
dropped.
,
.
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
and
chairs,
radio
and
lull
size
brass
bed,
complete.
Phone
Red
611.
(54
1
dlDDIaE-aged
woman
will
look
after
children
evenings.
Phonr
Green
5R8.
(tf
m:e
quarter-cup
fc
c
i.i
vi'i"'tabi
juice;
i-.ei:,
si.!
Put
!.v
!
through
.hi
.
aticl
h'cad
crumur.
:.a'
..
ju.f
-e
arid
.sail
:
put
:
batt.i.s'
ts.u,U
mad
place
ii
'..ram:
Harm
h!it;
Paul's
Church.
in
moderate
oven
45
minutes
k.er.ing
disli
covered
during
firs;
iiaif
hour
of
ctKikint:.
Tl.irki
:
gravy
with
Hour
and
serve
!k
Burial
took
place
at
the
ceme
i
tery
island.
HELP
WANTED
Woman
for
housework
by
the
hour,
3
mornings
week.
Red
879.
(tfi
British
India
price.
Phone
(55)
FOR
SALE
New
rg
at
reduced
Blue
697.
train
for
a
few
days
visit
in
Prince
Rupert.
j
T.
Halliwell
left
on
Tuesday's
train
for
his
home
in
Hedley
i
after
spending
the
-past
four
for
dessert;
Indian
pmldinr
InnndienU:
One-third
cup
cornnical:
foiii
f.tus
milk;
ctje-luiJi
teaspoon
giiifer;
our-half
t
n.spoon
cin-lianij'i:
UiteKti'.iarters
teasijoor
TKKilACK
Mrs.
Sikler
returned
from
FOR
SALE
4-tube
mantel
radio,
battery
set.
Phone
Red
852.
1341
Overlook
Street
56i
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
$1560-1680,
$1260-1560,
$1020-1260,
Province
of
British
Columbia.
Full
particulars
on
pos
OVfl
weeks
in
Terrace,
having
been
home
rented
v
for
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday's
train.
called
h.re
through
the
Illness
and
death
of
his
father,
Henrv
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Duncan
de
Ker-
Halliwell
I
ters
in
Post
Oftlces,
Offices
of
rrJievmc
muM-rat
of
it
chilttiuji's
coldK.
FOR
SALE
English
pram,
good
condition.
1083
Ambrose
Ave.
5G
eommeaux
and
Miss
Daisy
Wis-
V
A
1-
O
H
U
the
national
Employment
Service
or
the
Civil
Service
Commission,
Vancouver.
Application
forms,
obtainable
hart
of
Port
Edward
spent
the
L.
r.
.1
.
U
.
r
r.
You
saw
:t
in
tne
Dally
News!
MIV
R
M
tnereat.
should
be
filed
not
llll
HliMI
FOR
SALE
White
enamelled
stove
and
pot
burner.
Nearly
nevr.
1900
7tlV
Arp.-East.
Phone
Black
482.
(56)
I
st'l:
:
om-h-.ttf
.-up
licht
niolas-
S(
.s.
Heat
mill:
in
double
boiler,
vihi
,-,k
in
cirrnmeul
witn
a
fork
atid
ruok
for
2U
minute--,
.stir-rif.u
until
mixture
thicket.;
add
!iiilas.'.e.s.
salt,
spiffs;
pour
int
j
bntlcred
baking
-
dth;
place
in
pan
o!
hot
watrr
and
bake
in
iikhJi
i,i
le
oven
about
one
hour,
or
in
nil
sc.
f
Bread
and
Butler
Pudding
Inf
:
cdienU:
Raisins,
two
cup-br:
nd
crumbs:
four
cups
milk
M
T
lor
1
l
(till
(rill-.
-I'M'.nul
Milt-
Me-
IM'-Iliiiid
ii
(
.i.s-iur.
j,t
"Build
B.
C.
Payrolls"
later
"
than
March
19,
"
1946,
with
the
Civil
Service
Commission,
701
Yorkshire
Bldg.,
525
Seymour
St.,
Vancouver.
(lt
I.UIMiMrirtll
;
s
Ini
mm-
wrt-fc-.i'u
nuiuc
vii
mitt.
de
Kcrgomtacaux
of
Terrace.
Ray
Satide.
Ljyai
Harrison
and
Joe
Kendal
left
Terrace
on
Sunday
night
to
work
at
Sorenson'is
sawmill
at
Doreen,
Mr.
Soren-son
having
been
brought
into
town
suffering
from
pneumonia.
He
is
at
present
staying
at
the
home
of
E.
T.
Brooks.
.
Mrs.
May
Kiefer
left
on.
Friday's
train
for
a
few
weeks
visit
Mm
'I-
FOR
SALE
Simplex
Engines
l'i
to
31
H.P.
air
cooled;
30
to
185
H
P.
Marine
Straight
or
.Reduction
Drive;
alsa
Stationary-Industrial.
Northern
B.C.
Agents.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS.
t)
Pacific
MLTAL
WORK
W
II
Fi.rii'sl
"
ii
iit'i'tit
t.r
-i
wuri.
II
c
.
M
yj
f
Sure
its
delicious,
wlien
v
roil
"tl
Iruli:
Fraer
Valley
Goodness
'
N"
'''-'.
I
one-thin-!
cup
ttro-
n
sut'ar;
one
ix'v
(jn'.s
iri'iu
;
i"
t.iw
Mm-
!
half
t:;iApuun
salt;
flavoring.
in.o-s
of
lm-
two
toblesoo-it's
butter:
one
or
eggs
PLUMBING
Installations
and
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Furnaces,
tanks,
eavestroughing
and
stack
work.
Letoumeau
&
Sons,
629
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
tf
t
l.n
r
("f
tti
at
308
(70)
FOR
.SALE
Fresh
7th
Ave.
West.
Ml
ILK
with
relatives
in
Vanderhoof.
H.
Philip
left
on
Saturday's
FOR
SALE
Piano.
make
it
witn
t-anaaa
l.oni
Slan-li
ami
it
will
lie
a
faourite
with
tin-
v
link'
family.
The
quality
of
Canada
Corn
Starch
is
the
reasiio
for
its
popularity
with
'
liuUM'tthes
from
-C!oat
to
"
Coast.
When
jmir
recipe
calls
for
Corn
Stan-h
lie
sure
to
ue
Canada
Corn
SlarcJi,
its
depcBdaUe
qiud-ity
ensures
exoellent
results.
Also
hlnnvfiuturen
of
Cmun
Brand
Cum
Syrup
cct
Phone
678.
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itii'nir
of
Auj-ie.l,
'Hill
III
h
FOR
SALE
two
--,i"s
Mix
raisins
and
tread
t-rumtfj
Mil
into
buttered
baking
dish.
Punr
on
two
cups
hot
milk
to
which
hi'.vc
been
n".ried
sugar.
.ialt,
flavoring
and
culler;
allow
to
stand
one-half
hour,
beat
c'"'.s,
add
rrst
ol
th"
milk
and
pour
ov.-r
the
crumb
nuii-tuie;
bake
in
a
rhodiialf
oven
until
brown.
FOOT
MISERY
.lull
FOR
SALE
(It
room
house
with
cement
basement,
front
and
rear
glassed
in
porche.-.
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
re
W
II
F-OIfl:KST
You'll
simply
love
this
grand,
creamy-rich
milk.
So
nooth,
so
good.
sa.
donnright
perfjrt
you'll
find
PACIFIC'S
qualities
as
good
in
baking
and
cooking
as
in
your
morning
cup
of
coffee.
Vacuum
packed
for
your
protection.
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I'lll
til
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feet
burn,
stint;,
itch
hikI
srHKH
fwl
ati
11
tbry
were
cntiUik;
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invi
the
flesh.
et
boltlr
of
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liimrultl
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mid
rub
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the
fxt
and
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in
excellent
condition.
Also
cabin
bringing
$14.00
a
month.
All
on
two
good
garden
lots.
Good
location.
Inside
bridge,
full
price
$3200.00.
(2
1
C
room
wartime
with
a
small
amount
furniture,
full
price
$1250.00.
t3
1
7
room
house,
338
5lh
Ave.
East,
full
basement
and
fireplace,
only
$4,000,000.
Robert
E.
Motitador
Ltd.
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nii'iit
itir
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ii'
outs.
A
reul
tliHrovery
lor
IhousmulH
ft-tio
btivt
limnd
bU-Hwd
relief.
Mootte's
f
ini
ntkl
Oil
is
easy
und
plensuat
to
i.st-
it
due
not
sUUn.
Ecuniimieal
money
UiieK
if
Hot
twtlsfled
Orqtes
Urucs
unci
Bood
drutfiosts
e-ry-ia
lu'ie.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
IS
FROZEN
OVER
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Fulton,
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All
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Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
ceived
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
Wednesday,
Marcn
10th,
for
the
purchase
of
the
hereunder
described
motor
vessel,
which
may
be
viewed
at
McLean's
Shipyard,
Seal
Cove.
Name.
"Trepur";
length,
28
feet;
breadth,
7
feet;
depth.
3
feet;
type,
Troller;
3
tons;
6
h.p.
Easthope
gas
engine.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms:
strictly
cash.
Gordon
F.
Forbes,
Official
Administrator.
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Carl
Andrew,
Norlander,
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(57)
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to
See
Our
Smart
New
Shorty
Coats
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him
nun
....
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ins
although
all
the
lake
to
lh
west
is
frozen.
On
Saturday
afternoon
Peter
Neave
crossed
on
the
ioe
on
skates
from
South-bank
to
Northbank,
returning
on
Sunday
afternoon,
and
so
far
c
the
only
one
to
cross.
He
carried
a
pike
pole
and
an
axe.
and
U'sfed
the
depth
of
the
ice
from
time
to
lime
on
the
way
across.
Me
is
working
with
P.
D.
Kelly
at
SouUibank.
f
-
win
limi
n
-
livini:
of
WllU'll
'I'l.
I'huins
1
1
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inn
il
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linin-ri
n
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FOR
SALE
Two
choice
hilltop
lots
with
a
commanding
harbor
view.
Directly
opposite
Gyro
Playground,
Atlin
Ave.
Reasonably
priced.
Cash.
Phone
Red
738.
(tf)
'
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
Daily
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
Emergency
bicycle
delivery
from
7
p.rru
till
9
p.m.
and
Sunday
'''"".in
AD
D.4H
HIASKH
KlKllKS
"""i'l
AihiMi,..i,i,.
HOUSE
for
sale
9th
Ave.
W.
6
rooms
and
bath
and
small
apartment
annex.
Also
large
workship
at
rear.
Price
Includes
floor
coverings
and"
oil
range
connected.
Owner
leaving
town.
Quick
ca.sh
sale
$3,000.
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
Phone
Green
917.
Uf
FOR
SALE
Radio;
single
bed,
with
spring-filled
mattress;
chest
of
drawers;
twin
beds,
convertable
to
upper
and
lower
bunks,
with
two
children's
dressers
and
chairs
to
match.
Must
be
sold
Immediately.
Call
Blue
219.
54)
AKKIVINO
DAILY
1'nii
If
Ol'ITl,
H'
(Ml
Rosn-Lce
Ladies'
Wear
INTENTION
FUTURE
PATRONS!
FOR
SALE
Power
tools,
8-inch
Beaver
Tilting
Arbor
Bench
Saw,
4-inch
Jointer
Planer
and
Band
Saw
with
i
horse
capacity
motor.
All
like
new.
$200.00
ca.sh.
Phone
Red
738.
Uft
"THE
HOUSE
OF
QUALITY"
S4.r)
West
Third
Ave.
Phone
Green
774
PHONE
81
We
Are
Glad
to
Announce
That
Can
Now
Supply
You
With
PT
SPRUCE
and
HEMLOCK
Km
TRY
den
Cafle
FOR.
TASTY
MEALS
ChQp
Suey
Chow
Mein
CHINESE
DISHES
Olll
SPECIALTY
TRY
...
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SUMMIT
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CREAM
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1
FOR
YOUR
PARTY
I
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is
Good,
FRESH
MADE
and
Delirious
1
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VALENTIN
DAIRY
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657
tf
f
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FOR
THE
BEST
IN
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
.
.
.
See
Your
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
Chevrolet
Buick
Chev.
Tracks
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
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