Siiffcrciit
today
n"
"
Prfnft
Xttipttt
Dan?
y3efcj3
Monday,
February
23,
1849
'
Reminiscences
By
W.
J.
and
REFLECTIONS
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
That
was
an
interesting
story
about
Jordan
Smith
and
Joe
Prattinger,
the
trappers
who
lost
their
supplies
in
the
Gardner
With
$1,200
set
as
this
years
C.
H.
Sawle
of
Hazeiton
was
a
quota
for
the
Red
Cross
drive
business
visitor
in
town
coming
lor
funds,
canvasser
are
out
(
in
on
Friday
morning's
train,
this
wftefc
,
to
w.ver
the
whole
:
He
left
Saturday
for
Prince
Ru-dis.trict
as
mapped
out
by
cam-
pert,
paign
manager
Peter
yan
Ulk
"Prince
Rupert's
Industrial
An-
j
months
fear
had
been
with
him
nex."
The
fellow
who
thought
every
waking
hour.
Something
up
that
one
must
have
been
in-
haunted
him,
whispered
to
him
spired.
He
was
a
true
prophet
dogged
every
footstep
and
in-but
never
suspected
he'd
be
a
25
vaded
his
dreams.
million
dollar
one.
j
VANCOUVER,
'V
Police
Last
May,
a
Burnaby
man
stopped
a
17-year
old
motorist
murdered
his
wife,
and
that
on
a
city
bridge
recently.
His
night,
vanished.
Last
week
he
auto
had:
no
muffler,
no
tail-was
arrested
in
New
Orleans.
!
light,
no
front
fenders,
no
test-The
hunt
for
him
had
covered
ing
sticker,
one
headlight.
The
the
continent
and
would
have
youth's
explanation:
he
planned
gone
on
indefinitely.
For
ten
to
turn
bis
ear
into
a
"hot
rod."
Canal
wilds
and
had
to
subsist
ob
flour
and
water
for
a
month.
We'll
bet
that
not
even
once
did
Joe
ask
Jordan
or
did
Jordan
ask
Joe,
"What's
cooking?"
and
Rfcd
Crss
President
ames
Stevenson.
A
eieeUug
was
A
farewell
supper
was
given
fox
Miss
U.
Ross,
late
matron
of
the
hospital,
by
the
staff
and
relief
staff
when
she
was
presented
with
a
travelling
clock
and
dee
trie
heating
pad.
.sr.
last
Monday
at
the
Outpost
Hospital
and
-Oae
prosijeekive
can-yaaserji
showed
g
willingness
to
get
started
early
on
the
job.
leaflets
and
receipt
books
are
at
the
office
of
E.
T.
Kumey
Ltd.
for
.distribution.
What
next?
There
are
already
nine
different
English
versions
of
"O
Canada"
none
of
which
resemble
the
French
version.
And
now,
there
is
to
be
tried
out,
a
new
poern,
the
joint
achievement
of
a
French-speaking
and
English-speaking
Canadian.
At
any
rate,
wt'll
all
"stand
on
guard."
That
seems
to
be
the
world's
Saturday
morning's
freight
train
ieavnig
Terrace
had
a
passenger
car
and
carried
all
mall
to
Prince
Rupert.
,Grandmnma
a
lrrd
u.j.t
lut
'
(,,,,.
ipiilK
wlml
Jif'd
g
'"r
"f
in
a
IwinWiiiK
t,"J"5'
l",u
cu0
",;t
1,11,1
liful
r.'.Ml-lu-aU
eur-ytu-diaeid
.cereal,
''i.whut
li"tU
Uvely
dif.
:ii.--
rttitl-
frm
T0
ai
uiii
--
V.ur
family
will
adore
the
famous
Grape-Nut
flavor
iu
the
form
of
crj,
jHn
fljk,s
Pt'
Grane-NuU
Flak
j.rr.vide
iii)urir,im-iy
lliry
till
nued
.
.
.
UB,;fn
gonoii,
f
tarMlliy.
dnilfd.
prnlr-ina.
)lt.i.oruN
iron
am!
oilier
food
ehhenliul..
Your
arurrr
W
Vunt't
Ci-iipr-Nitm
l
lakei
wii
liiK
for
you.
chief
business
these
piping
times
of
pace.
Plans
for
the
World
fy
of
Prayer
were
made
at
the
lune
of
Mrs.
F.
Gavan
last
Tuesday
afternoon
by
several
members
of
the
protestant
churches
in
Terr
a.t-.e.
'fixe
service
will
be
in
the
Anglican
Church
on
Friday
evening
and
this
year's
leader
will
be
Mrs.
C.
W.
Alger.
aaaaltledt:
2c
par
vurd
per
uertlua,
minimum
obarR,
AUe.
turtn
mou&m.
6uc;
ClU
ol
Ttituilu-.
iKUltx
tfotlueti.
Jruitrai
oUce.
irrlte
.,
Olid
fciigaueiueut
Auuounutnienu:
fi.
ttfCliHj
uiari.&x,
UUUrli;
fitlCE
oaJi-tl
Ad'crtlaioK
It-
payable
In
uuvauce.
FU;i
relralu
Irqm
teiepuouton
CF
l
Plans
for
the
annual
meeting
of
the
.Civic
Centre
Association
were
made
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
board
of
directors
last
Wednesday
evening
in
the
Civic
Centre
clubroom.
Lloyd
Johnstone
presided
in
Uie
absence
of
President
Dudley
G.
little
and
it
was
decided
that
the
annual
should
be
held
in
FOR
KENT
SAUGSTAD
In
the
citv,
Sunday.
FeUruarv
27.
1949.
Tol-
FOR
RENT
Furnished
ma
9th
Ave.
West.
-
rooms,
(50)
About
all
that
can
ae
said
against
the
American
Army
built
warehouse
at
Prince
Rupert
is
its
size
but,
if
that's
a
handicap,
it
js
possible
the
ln-conyenience
will
be
removed
fully
decorated,
the
stalls
were
:
Mrs.
Gavan.
!
laden
with
a
tu.sly
assortment
j
Sewing
Mrs-
Kennedy,
Mrs,
of
home-cookliiK
and
home-,
Ml'It''y.
Mrs.
Philip.
leivter,
age
64
years,
beloved
CE
UNITED
A
TEA-SALE
Aunty
Ad,"
Mrs-
BroAks
has
husband
of
Mrs.
Adnali
Mae
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
Room,
801
Saugstad.
Remains
will
be
tsooiea
Street.
.
Ufi
1
i
"S
at
the
pouring
tables
marie
rundv
lovelv
knit.,!
i,r-
suffered
a
lieart
attack
aeces
iorwaracd
by
tlic
Sktamainpi
I
were
eai'Ufcr
tlttii
sonie
tiunk.
Today,
HELP
WANTED
Mis.
Glenn,
"Mrs.
Moore,
,
sitaUng
her
stavine
miietly
et
'Ule
howling
alleys
on
the
eve-
1.
-
..."
v
i
ning
nincr
of
nf
March
Morih
1R
16
an
and
A
all
oil
bowl
Knurl.
Camosun
on
Tuesday,
March
menus
ior
cnuciren
ano
nrpitv
tm
I
...
...
...
.
home
for
a
while.
..niifssfui
'i"u
innuiut,
us,
oquueg.
oar-
v,
iy
,
aprons,
besides
a
good
assort-1
viteurs
were
Mrs
Moiiott
Mr.
ing
be
suspended
for
the
hour
,
was
held
in
the
ment
of
other
novelties.
Rev.
P.
;
Johnstone,
Mrs.
McKay
'
Mrs.
BOYS
WANTED
The
waiting
list
for
Daily
News
delivery
bovs
is
open.
Suitable
boys
wishing
routes
should
leave
their
names
at
the
office,
tf
1,
to
Mount
Pleasant
Undertaking
Co.,
Vancouver,
where
services
and
interment
will
take
place
at
3:30
p.m.
March
3.
B.C.
Undertakers
ia
charge
of
arranRements.
FOR
S.Lh
Charles
Adam,
local
theatre
tne
meeg-
A
nominating
operator,
is
a
patient
in
the
Red
I
e"mml"ee
will
be
chosen
by
i
on
Saturday
af
H.
Mallett
opened
the
affair.
I
haaland,
Mrs.
Hobenschield.
In
one
hears
far
less
about
"demolition"
and
more
concerning
international
problems.
Activity
at
Port
Edward
increases.
The
city
is
growing.
This
is
no
time
o
dismantle
something
that
a
few
years
hence
could
be
badly
wanted.
t
r.iiilH
In
Priilrlino-
lit
IJIP
ut-.illu
urnt-o-
-
tu
i.;-,.i
.
.
.
.Cross
Hospital.
lit
i.uiu'
o
...
..vU..u
m...
mc
iviu:iii;i;
were,
jvus.
racijaren,
jieii
Church.
BeauU-
Home-cooking
Mrs.
Fisher,
j
Mrs.
Llewellyn,
Mrs.
Floyd
Frank,
jwas
appointed
to
arrange
puB-licity.
The
rental
of
the
hall
Mrs.
Ivan
Frank,
Mrs.
Bruce
Smith,
Mrs.
Mclnnes,
Mrs.
Vic
Ross
was
the
cashier.
Mrs.
.
Meod
is
recuperating
at
home
after
a
sojourn
in
hospital.
.
.
'
FOR
SALE
1937
Ford
De
Luxe
Sedan
First
class
condition,
new
paint
job.
Phone
Black
935.
1
52
1
KAIJES
HELP
H
AIiTKIl
,
WANTED
A
reliable
man
to
sell
RawleiKh
Piuducts
in
Prince
Ruuert
and
surrounding
district.
No
experience
needed
to
start.
Write
today.
Rawleiuh's
Dept.
Wp-B-108-189.
Winnipeg.
Mar..
UP
rKKSrOMl.
SINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
was
discussed
and
.as
it
is
due
for
a
revision,
the
matter
will
be
brought
up
at
the
next
meet
ing.
If
1
sheconiing
increasingly
difficult
to
procure
chairs
for
FOR
SALE
Shiplap
and
flooring.
Apply
Clinton
Rooms.
(29)
Once,
on
a
sunshiny
Sunday
afternoon
many
years
ago
the
G.T.P.
ran
an
excursion
to
Port
Edward,
newly
cleared
and
with
Mrs.
Farjcyara
is
a
patient
in
the
local
,
hospital.
Braved
Canyon
to
Drive
to
Terrace
B
YOUR
WOIIK
The
doctors
and
nurses
at
ARROW
CARS
24-Hour
Service
PHONE
040
Prompt
and
Courteous
Service
FOR
SALE
7
room
house
and
bath,
electric
lights.
3
lots
in
garden.
On
main
street.
Will
exchange
for
home
in
Prince
any
entertainment
in
the
hall
and
this
matter
will
hp.ve
to
Ue
given
serious
consideration
ber
fore
the
hall
can
be
mnled
again.
PERSONAL
DRUG
BUNDRIES
rubber
goods)
twelve
samples'
for
50c
postpaid
in
jplain
sealed
wrapper,
catalogue
included.
General
Aiovelty
Co.,
Dept.
'PR',
71
Major
St.'.
Toronto,
Ont.
"
.50)
TERRACE
Driving
a
new!
the
local
hospital
have
been
light
delivery
for
one
of
his
cus-
wr
busy
tne
past
two
tomers
here,
W.
Osborne
arrived
weeks
with
patients
for
appen-
Runert.
Write
R.
Bentsen,
plank
walks.
Local
folks
looked
things
over
but,
when
they
wished
to
buy
lots,
conf
ined
their
purchasing
to
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
railway.
Port
Edward
was
already
known
as
BLUE
939
ln
Terrace
di
oUons.
Oa
Thwrday
last
Tuesday
P.T7YnrF
'.r.r,
Mr-T
F
AM
mom-
'
1jUY1;ULS
ana
JVICLLAISI
in
holri
w,rt
.
moraine
Jack
.
Mathews
and
The
Kinsmen's
anniversary
LOST
...a
......
iB
"tUU
Uiei
"
.
'
.
...
Hmno-
,o
...
.1..
r,:,..--
Massett.
B.C.
(49)
FOR
SALE
New
Articles.
Electric
Toasters.
Press
Irons,
Hot
Plates,
Heaters,
Cups
and
Saucers,
Kitchen
Stoves
at
real
saving
prices.
See
B.C.
Furniture.
(tf)
'f
HE
SUPREME
JCXPB.T
OP
I
previous
Satm-fiiv
nfiBmnnn
W"?
PWere
ttieaiansan
ere
u
i
mic
ouva
6
WaS
a
C0d
Cf
andfthere
AUhough
warn
d
bthe
Travel
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS
AND
AUDITORS
LOST
3
keys
in
small
brown
leather
ease.
Will
finder
please
leave
at
Daily
Mews
'
itf)
SAUNDERS
Jem
Equipment
ric
Guaranteed
:'0
FLORISTS
,-
Third
Avenue
:;RY
SERVICE
E
GREEN
787
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
JN
PROBATE
I
In
tUr
MMXft
or
Uie
-AUnUut-lryllno
"Anil
In
th
Mntter
of
Hu
VMMr
of
Anom
FOR
SALE
Used
Furniture.
t
Income
Tax
Returns
Complied
WBS
bl!ke
and
he
woul,i
'
i
guesU,
Herbert
Young
an
never
be
able
to
travel
over
the
.
Pr(H
Rnter
rptnrnpri
wppk
"Bud"
Timmermeister
of
Prince
Office
Fixtures
and
Hard-
metal
wuuh.
ware.
Underwood
Typewriters
in
best
condition.
Radios
1948
,
PLUMBING
Installations
and
models.
Kitchen
Chairs.
Coal
Repairs.
S
HEET
METAL
lslir
KoMliMMi,
Pei-MU.
liiteHlat.
Besner
Block
Room
31
PHONE
6Q0
roaas
up
north,
Mr.
Osborne
lrom
Prince
Rupert
wnere
ne
Rupert
were
introduced
to
the
drove
straight
through,
finding
went
for
ft
medicai
4Xamination
gathering
by
Kin
President
Mel
he
Canyon
as
bad
as
predicted
o
his
hand
wnlch
'wa5
injured
PekVout.
After
the
dinner
the
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel
Hoot
Heaters.
Electric
Heaters.
Log-
ing.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
oa
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tl
TAKoP
NOTUafi
that
by
Order
ol
His
Hunu
nOge
W.
O.
Pulton.
Local
Judge
of
the
B-iprerae
Court
of
British
Columbia.
1
was
on
the
nth
day
of
February.
A.D
1049.
appoint
gins
Boots,
Ladies'
Fur
Coat
$7.50.
Other
useful
household
but
the
roads
north
much
bet
when
he
was
working
at
Alice
,
founders
yay
message
was
read
articles
at
the
lowest
prices.
MATTSON'S
ter,
and
travelling
generally
Arm
last
fall.
oy
Doctor
McUiivery
and
a
mes
See
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
ttf)
!
UPHOLSTERING
oeiier.
biopping
oif
at
Prjnce
ed
Administrator
of
ti-t
estate
of
James
Leslie
Robinson,
ol
Ocean
sage
from
the
National
pie.j-
FO
RSALE
Chevrolet
panel
Piinno
fit
TiF.
rir
P
O
tmy
r,2i!
&eijrBe
and
again
at
Smlthers
nr
e
B
Proust
of
Smithers
en'
was
read
by
C.
J.
Norring-
MACHINERY
FOfc
SALE
IO
SAW
Better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
tvDe
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
FaUs.
pritisu
Columbia,
who
dice
"'
or
about
the
4th
day
of
October,
truck.
Suite
15.
Mclutvre
Bi
330
Second
Avenue.
j
I
where
he
visited
his
daughter,
came
Jn
with
W.
E.
Bottomley
ton.
Brqck
Norberg
gave
a
bril
(tf)
jjf)R
DECORATlNO
ijPER
HANGING
pQU
PAINTING
I
RAHMF.R
:;e
green
i
194B.
at
Ocean
Palls.
British
Colum-
Mrs.
E.
Zorn,
he
was
accom-
h
nar
tn
Trrarp
nn
Thnrsrttiv
summary
of
the
cast
year's
nc
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
"LrJTl
'IFOR
SALE
Four
room
Wartime
;
pajuta
py
Kouert
Lace-y
who
will
i
and
enpianed
by
SeaBea
for
"vines,
inere
were
uiree
two-
-
satd
estate
are-required
to
nv
pay
the
the
uompany
umneu,
Vancouver,
B.C.
ut)
House
with
oil
burner
and
be
a
mechanic
in
the
garage.
Prince
Rupert
where
his
wife
is
niinute
impromptu
speeches
by
torthwith
and
all
T'SJSrST
persons
tavSS
having
-
B?ndix
tataned.
Aoply
1438!
(Kinsmen
and
the
one
by
guest
PiKKOt
Ave.
or
Phone
Blue
140.
unu
wnose
wne
will
be
coming
seriously
ill
in
hospital.
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
(49
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
p)
TECHNICIAN
j
speaker
H.
Young
was
verv
much
appreciated.
Rev.
P.
u.
ueie
uj
yun
man
as
soon
as
ac-commodaUon
can
be
found.
required
to
file
them
with
me
pro-
perly
verified
on
or
before
the
31st
,
,
FOR
SALE
r
1940
Ford
f
uh
in49.
faiiine
which
Ar
nnil
Mrc
fiftnrirp
Mf1
'iic.ng
avid
Ri-palrs
Sedan.
Aim.
MalJett
SP0ke
W
W01'k
am0n,
u
hn
wmt
s.th
on
holi-
distribut'on
will
be
made
having
new
.
rubber,
heater
and
extras.
A-l
condition.
Reason
day
in'
January,
have
been
t
y0U.n
pe0Je
Saying
that
3
t0'
:
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
able
price.
Apply
Uaily
News
Box
488.
u0
475
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
B
C.
TERRACE
PLANS
AUTUMN
FAIR
FlUlce
Rupert
dU.'lng
the
past,,.,.
'
B.C.
with
them
when
rATED
at
1-rmce
Ruper.
TENDERS
WANTED
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
under-,
sinned
until
March
Hist.
1049
for
tiie
nurchase
of
Lots
twen-tv-seven
(21)
twenty-eifht
28)
and
twenty-nine
(29)
Block
forty-one
(411
and
including
the
two
storey
building
(36
X
90
known
as
the
Elks
Hall
in
Uie
Village
of
Smithers.
Province
of
British
Columbia.
Tenders
mav
be
for
lots
only,
building;
-only
or
lots
and
building.
Lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accented.
L.
H.
Evans.
P.
O.
Pox
94
Snuthers.
B.
C.
lone
BLACK
IFifi
)72
lOtli
East
-a
i
wek
awaiting
iransportatiun
home
and
are
expected
by
to-
they
get
older,
i
Alt'.
Yoxall
gave'
two
recitation-;
which
were
heartily
applauded
i
TERRACE
i-cn
i,atve
c
i
a
n
17th
day
of
February,
A
D.
1949.
GORDON
FttASER
FORBES
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(52)
for
a
Fall
Fair
wer
made
bv
train
'
i
After
community
songs,
thcro
J
3,VI)L1(;
WOOD
..
.
.
.
'
i
tue
memoers
of
Uie
Women-
'
were
songs
sung
by
Oliver
Bax-
Instityie
and,
in
this
matter,
w
Tnraugy
two
fcoses
of
fouriteri
Harold
Whalerii
Brock
Nor.
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
ROOM
10,
STONE
BVUplliQ
co-opei-ytion
of
Uxe
Civic
Centre
'w1
cn
atiacneu
.u
a
nyu-
ber
The
evening's
entprtani-
CALLS
I
ment
ended
with
bingo
wlll
be
sought.
The
umeting
was
f4U1
uiK
wuwt;l
"uusc"
held
last
Thursday
eyeping
at
luUry
Plow-
iae
-and
two
REAL
ESTATE
PROPERTIES
I
OK
SALE
4th
E
5
Room
Bungalow.
7th
E.
Well
furnished
5
room
Home.
6th
E
room
House
(3
lots.
10th
E.
3
room
House
($aU0
down).
9th
E.
6
room
House,
concrete
basement
a
snap
for
cash.
9th
E
4
room
Bungalow.
Plus
others.
For
inspection
phone
or
call
in
at
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
I'hone
342
Evenings,
Green
297
tr
the
hou.c
of
Mrs.
R.
Rogers
and
.
,
J
Ae
M
)aat
TuesUy-mtiuUeri.
there
was
a
splendid
Huno.ut
nj
i
President
Mi.
H
j
TO
BLUE
846
ir.
and
Mrs.
Hammer
we'
among
the
passengers
who
w
nr.
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Saturday
morning's
freight
train.
j
in
sai'ks
I
AND
CEDAR
1
-Sack
DeliviTPd
in
St
W
TRANSFKR
Green
186
.
Own
maciiikk
I
WOIIKS
I
SIMPLEX
GAS
I
and
I
'
DIESEL
ENGINES
i.
n
i'viee
aiul
Parts
t
r?
antl
users
of
In-
EXTEND
VACATION
LAND
AMHERST.
N.S.,
ff
Cyrus
Easton
of
Cleveland,
O.,
prominent
United
States
financier,
has
urged
the
proper
development
of
vacation
facilities
along
Northumberland
Strait
between
Linden
and
Wallace
Mr.
Eaton
PHONE
P.O.
Box
1184
ii,er
a
w-eeK
pi
coritinuous
1-hilip
was
in
th
2
chair.
Com
mittees
for
Uie
various
obpy
Find,
snow
and
s.ero
weather
an
daws
were
struck
and
these
u"u
Mrs.
A.
Collier,
a
recent
tient
in
the
local
hospital,
re-
rioon
when
the
wind
died
down
will
be
gettuig
underway
s
BRINGS
PROMPT,
EXPERT
SERVICE
SAANICH
Plumbing
&
Heating
nd
nji;der
weather
set
in.
.is
an
native
of
Pugwash,
N.S.
nuirklv
ni
rid-iiiilp
Tu.o
rnlrps
;
turned
to
her
home
in
Doreen
'
r
"r
'
v
Ur.u-lii-.rr
inxueco
nllir
tnr
a
u-nt-l."
on
Friday
morning's
train.
delated
by
Mrs.
Bain
and
MrS.
,
'";
he
und
ro
to
a
pitch
of
fury
D.-G.
Little,
were
sold
U
Mrs.J
Lovely
and
Wr5.
Rogers,
1.
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
BHOP
Permanent
Waving
BeaM'y
Culture
in
all
Us
branches
204
4th
ptrct
Phone
lilies
are
invited
to
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
'"m
to
view
our
ini
lull:
over
equlp-
'MILS.
FIR
OR
HEMLOCK
covered
with
deep
drifts
of
snow.
The'
penartmenfc
of
Public
Wofs
wre
steady
,on
the
job
of
plowing
out
Uie
road
though
RELIEVE
PAINFU.
money
going
to
swell
yie
treasury.
It
fays
to
AtiverUsel
Advertise
in
Uve
Daily
News!
jiOt
always
op
time
for
the
youngsters
to
get
to
schooL
;
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
PnONE
37
P.O.
Box
544
FRASER
STREET
PEINCP
RUPERT
rV
L.
KOPJE
'uiitant,
Auditor,
etc
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
many
of
whom
took
advantage
of
the
bad
weather
to
take
a
holiday.
.
I
Returns
ComplW
SIDING
ALL
TYPES
SASH
AND
DOOR
.
.
.
a-rirl
a
Complete
Supply
of
General
Con
struclinn
B
M
Put
a
few
dropi
"
ai
Vicks
Vu-lro-nul
m
-iwk
Phone
387
FOR
Workmen
each
nostril,
bwolhiilt;
lejitst'
coiiiu?
list!
vicrcs
Building
and
repairs
of
all
kinds
Roofs,
Chimneys
Oil
Burner
John
Nellson
was
a
passenger
In
th,e
ieahea
to
prince
Rupert
on
Saturday
afternoon.
VAino
rid
pX's
ONLY
i1'
J-
CHENEY
I
DENTIST
I
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
f
P.O.
Box
H01
PHONES
Black
B87
Red
894
jevening
P.O.
Box
1670
Save
on
Vessels
If
-
-
m
m
m
m
I
r
Cartage
Ltd.
I
Philpott,
Evitt
and
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
651
I1'1
Mnvinr
Srlr-
!
QUAL1TK
KEPA1KS
Fr
Buwntrocideji
Heels
HQd
Worp
Solei
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
77
Second
A
WITH
CARNATION
mil
$AYS
M$.
.
V.
MNTftElD,
OiniTIAH.
-
Packing
Cartage'
Of
POKT
CREDIT,
ONI.
Garden
of
Bden
Pie
RED
616
ric-neer
Drybaek
Cv.ats
$8.25
Pioneer
Dryback
Pants
S6.95
Khaki
Coveralls
$5.45
Ueniiu
Pauls,
8-oz
$3.58
Deniia
Papts,
9-og
3.?5
l)i-4iim
foyeralls,
8-oz.
$5.1(1
Denim
Bil)
Coveralls
..
$4.65
Denim
Smocks
$4.85
Blue
a-"d
While
Boilermaker
Coveralls
$4.65
Khaki
Pants
Group
1
.50
Kuaki
Pi
'-
Group
2
$4JW
Painters'
Overalls
$4.95
Sleelbilt
Pants
$4.75
Moleskin
Pants
W-M
Heavy
Humphry
Fishermen's
Pants..
$11.85
Diouhle
Diamond
Pajl
5.f5
Ironman
Pants
J5-50
Bannockburn
Pauls
....
$8.50
Delicious
...
and
it
costs
so
little!
It
testes
gorgeous
it
loots
expensive.
Yet
diis
wonderful
pie
is
easy
on
your
budget.
A
thriity
dessert
temptation
if
you
follow
the
recipe
exactly,
and
use
Carnation
Evaporated
Milk.
.
Newly
Re-Opened
Mi
Carnations
velvet
blend
recipes
appear
often
on
menus
of
women
like
Mrs.
Arntfield,
graduate
dietitian
with
eleven
years'
professional
experience,
nd
modier
of
a
sturdy
Carnation
baby
boy.
These
food
experts
know
that
all
Carnation
dishes
are
economical
mealtime
bits
Get
the
Best
...
in
gas,
oil
and
lubricants,
an
get
the
best
in
car
servicing
and
check-up
by
driving
into
our
conveniently-located
station.
It's
a
money-saving
habit.
"SELECTIVE
SERVICE
FOR
VOI
R
CAR"
mm
SISTEH8
x
ly
iaiiiuuun:
s
Garden
of
Eden
Pie
Pastry
for
9-ipch
pie
shell
Yi
teaspoon
(mck)
dn-.
1
cup
Carnation
Milk
pamon
sod
an.BDe
1
tablespoon
lemon
V
tnspooo
alt
juice
2
pips
iodjHchppped
1
cup
brown
sugar
trplea
COFFEE
SHOP
Acme
351
West
Third
Bob
Parker's
UPTOWN
SERVICE
STATION
U
teaspoon
mace
i
2
-
cups
raisin,
ground
pie-Pan
with
nauri-
Antr'ncr
rl-
.tn.
m;.
.:..
I
JkxtAr
tin,
9-inch
jjiiL?,.
y
'MpLETELY
RENOVATED
AND
REFURNISHED
BETTER
THAN
EVER
'ny-Plake
Do-Nuts
Our
Specialty
lemon
imte,
sugar,
spices
and
salt.
Add
ftuit,
pour
into
un-
CLOTHING
STORE
Phone
791
OR
2nd
and
McBride
ano
Dike
iu
hot
oven
(450'P.)
10
minutes
to
set
crust:
theo
"lrom
Hlerate
(325
f.)
and
bak
about
40
tuiuutea,
uuiil
uUmu
is
act.
Confuted
Cows"