Trine
Rupeit
Doilvfc
r
Because
of
the
invaluable
!
sista,ice
he
had
rendered
behind
Friday,
f
'ebruuiy
24
Adjudicators
l
For
Festival
l'JA
the
scenes
at
past
festivals.
Canon
Basil
Prockter,
chairman.
Stated
that
J.
B.
Densmore
would
Aquascutum
make
an
excellent
stage
manager
,and
agreed
to,
If
possible,
obtain
J
his
services
in
that
capacity.
I
Present
at
Wortnrrliv
nttflif'c
Stanley
Blijh
and
Mrs.
Audrey
Johnston
Cuming
1
Moose
lienciu
Dance
an.ivici
j.
t.
Bet-kelt
of
the
Columbia
Centre,
Fridav.
Feb.
24.
from
10
Cellulose
Co.
returned
to
the
city
to
1.
Music
by
Dukes
Oa-hcs-'
Plane
Thursday
after
a
brief
Stanley
Bllgh,
music
editor
of
:mppUnir
were
Mr.
w
e
rv,.
the
Vancouver
Sun
will
again
ad-,
plCi
Mrs
c
Anderson,'
Mrs.
J.
S.
tra.
Door
m-k.es..
Admission
SI,"'"
m
vacouver.
j
indicate
the
musical
entries
in
Makers
of
Fine
Raincoats
B!ak,
Mrs.
Kathleen
Hill,
Mrs.
E.
W.
Becker,
Henry
Pluym,
R.
I).
All
entries.
are.miv-ini..rt
i,v
,
me
rcsuval
lo
DC
held
nere
next
(40
ti
Everybody
welcome.
'-
"""-
""v,
1
j-TWjaMi
;
"
"
"
J
irk.
.
X.
lt!Zi.&.-mm..
1
--rTi-TMi
inn
J
to
word
re-
rntry
fee.
must
be
in
the
hinds'
lnonth,
according
Clcland.
RujlpU
Olsen.
Mrs.
P.
oieevcsondi
HureVooif.'
ciincwithD.
nf!l
ceived
by
Mrs.
P.
A.
J.
Oldham,'
m.
w.
uormciy,
district
for-;
of
the
Secretary,
Music
J.
Oldham,
secretary,
and
ester,
left
aboard
the
Prince
i'rr,(;laliynh!
MiuJc
and
Drama
lCanon
Ba8
a'
ProckW,
Prcsld
t
n,,v
m-v
q.
Association
the
!X.,
.'b;,Sta;
!Bt11
u-;ent
o(
tne
j
Drama
Festiv
Oeorge
lasf
night
for
Victoria
on
c
business
trip.
lion
a
,
by
Wednesday,
March'
tive
of
which
met
In
the
Civic
i
1st.
Entry
forms
available
at
rvntrp
nn
Werlnnsrlav
nvpninir
I
Civic
Centre.
47).
The
executive
has
also
secured
WOMAN
IS
FLOWN
HERE
FOR
SURGERY
Dry
Goods
Novelty
Shop
will
be
closed
from
Thursday
the
M.
O
KuUandu
of
the
tlis'ri.
t
i
the
services
of
Mrs.
Audrey
St.
D.
i
Johnston,
iiom
the
Department
I
of
Education
for
the
drama
23rd
till
March
10.
(47)
j
forest
i
y
office
he:e,
sailed
aboard
Makirtz
a
mercy
flight
to
the
city
with
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Brown.
'
1
1
r"r
Pure
Vooi-Trench
Cop"
uareShr.,'
Belt....
P'ne
Mercer
end
Roglnj,
r
$26.50
h
i1
-"-
Prince
Geoic
last
night
for
James
Andrews,
employee
at
t
a
Victoria.
local
hotel,
on
his
way
to
Van-
couver
where
he
will
meet
his
.
I
Mr
W.
B.
Chappie,
represent-
i
native
woman
of
Masse
t,
Pilot
Roy
Bern-man
arrived
early
Ing
the
Little
Theatre
group,
ex-
pressed
the
hope
that
there
would
jwife
returning
from
a
visit
to
;
Scotland.
left
aboard
the
Prince
J
(ll)lt
tllC
STANDS
ON
HIS
OWN
TWO
FEET
Little
Richard
Robcrge,
son
of
Petty
Officer
and
Mrs.
Albert
Roberge
of
Victoria
and
New
Westminster,
believes
in
standing
on
his
own
two
feet.
Since
the
a;;e
of
three
months
he
has
been
able
to
balance
on
his
father's
oiit.stretehed
hand.
Above,
four-month
old
Richard
displays
his
talent
wlle
his
patents
look
on
proudly.
be
more
coiiipetl'ion
this
year
from
other
Drama
groups
cither
in
the
city
or
district.
1
A
letter
was
read
from
a
music
'company
regretting
Inability
to
'supply
the
musical
scores
for
Biiyways
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
with
his
LVIIavlland
Raplde
aircraft
of
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines.
Mi'-s.
Brown
was
suffering
from
acute
appendicitis
and
ambulance
was
on
hand
as
she
arrived
to
remove
her
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
emergent
surgical
treatment.
A
meeting
will
be
held
at
Civic
j
Centre
for
the
Halibut
Vessel
i
Owners,
Feb.
24,
at
7.30
p.m.
(40
j
"
Rt.
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson.
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
sailed
aboard
the
;
All
by
Xlut
F'liend
W'i"
Iiuve
in
Jesus"
were
accompanied
y
Mis.
J.
C.
G
'.U.v.
Floral
tributes
were
numerous.
Interment
took
place
in
the
Fairvicw
Cemeterv
under
the
di
Funeral
Of
Mrs.
Pilfold
Prince
Oeorge
last
night
for
a
visit
to
Ocean
Falls
on
ecclesiastical
business.
The
Rapide
was
flown
up
1
Masset
from
Allford
Bay,
where
"
two
classes
listed
in
the
1930
'
Festival
syllabus.
Inasmuch
as
The
men
of
Prince
Rupert
are
the
test
pieces
were
chosen
from
all
talking
aboui.
tno
smart
new
a
suggested
list
proffered
several
Bund
suits
that
the
Rupert
Men's
months
ago
by
the
company
as
and
Boys'
Store
is
now
display-!
available
music,
the
executive
ing
for
spring
wear.
Priced
to:
members
felt
some
indignation,
suit
every
pocket
book
and
styled
'also
realizing
that
it
was
too
late
especially
to
it
is
now
based,
mako
the
flight.
rection
of
B.
C.
Undertakers.
i
S.O.N.
Whist
and
Dance,
Fri.,
Pallbearers
were-
Fra-ik
Me-
vb-
24-
Whist
8
o'clock.
Music
Gowan,
Arthur
Breir.ner,
Cecil
I
bv
Mik?
ColtLssl.
Refreshments.
Robinson,
James
Atkins,
Kenneth
i
Everybody
welcome.
(40)
Robinson
and
Moses
Williams,
j
wharfinger
at
the
C.N.R.
docks.
io
picase
every
taste,
these
suits
:
to
make
changes.
Mrs.C.
Andcr
EARLY
ADVERTIMNU
COPY
WILL
HE
m-the
'
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
''
f
'"
the
..
-
we.l
worth
a
lo
li
NOTICE.
Notice
Is
Uereby
Rlvrn
thut
Annual
Gfnral
Mretliur
of
son
reported
that
one
l')ct.l
music
teacher,
thus
effected,
had
as-siimrd
her
pupils
music
ftom
a
senior
class
rather
than
deprive
them
of
entry
in
the
festival.
o-0-e
George
Cook,
jeweller,
is
showing
off
the
new
rtonson
Table
lighter
trio.
Three
fine
li-htcrs
Howard
Hill,
left
the
city
last
night
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
R.
Van
der
Sluys,
left
by
plane
U
C.
Undertakers
chapel
was
filled
Thursday
afternoon
and
many
were
forced
to
remain
outside
as
friends
and
relatives
of
the
late
Mrs.
Jennie
Pilfold
gathered
lo
pay
final
tributes.
Mrs.
Pilfold,
mother
of
five
shildren,
died
early
Saturday
morning
as
u
iY.su
It-
of
drowning.
The
service
was
officiated
by
Rev."
L.
G.
Sicber
and
the
hymns
Abide
Wi'.o
Me"
and
"What
A
For
the
Best
in
today
for
a
brief
u.p
to
Vancou
ver.
'
i
aboard
the
Prince
Oeorge.
designed
for
home
or
office,
they
Tnis
action
was
commended
by.
arc
named
the
Queen
Anne,
New-
tr"
executive
and
will
be
brought
port
ind
the
Crown
and
'would
,0
thc
a'tcition
of
the
adjudl-
;
Sons
of
Norway
Badminton
;
Club
Dance
every
Saturday
(9-12
Classified
ad.i
bring
results.
i
p.m.)
Sons
of
Norway
Hall.
I
I'd
business
wise
to
advertise
!
Music
by
Mike
Colassi.
Every
PrUice
Rupt
Ofnrral
Hospital
As-torlatlon
will
be
hrld
In
the
Ctvlc
Ontrr,
CoiutnuQ
Lounge
Room,
ou
FTlcmy.
Murrh
Snl.
Ia0,
t
8.00
p.m.
Bulnr:
To
receive
President's
report.
To
receive
Audttor'g
irport
ud
Balance
Sheet
(or
HMD.
To
elect
live
members
of
the
Board
of
Management.
To
appoint
an
auditor.
Membership
fee
In
II
00
per
annum
vblcb
mty
be
paid
at
the
hospital
or
left
at
Orme3
Drus
prior
to
Monday.
March
1st
at
6
00
p
m.
on
which
date
the
membership
list
mill
close.
I
,
D.
C.
STEVENSON.
i
62)
Administrator.
certoinlv
m.ikp
in
apnropnate
.nmnmriiii.
cator.
Watch
Repair
SL'E
-
GEORGE
COOK,
JEWELLER
Box
1
IKK
You'll
be
Sat
i.sfiid
L
gift
fo-
the
lady
or
body
Welcome.
(47)
o-0-o
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Savin
of
But
good
,
.
.
is
what
the
Loc-
Kctchikan
passed
through
Prlnc2
ker
Plant's
customers
are
saying
Rupert
last
evening
aboard
the
aoout
tne
new
Burns
Cut-up
Fry-
1MM
"NAME
YOUR
STORE"
ENTER
TODAY
rrince
George
er.route
to
Vancouver
for
a
visit.
Mr.
Savin
!s
a
well
known
merchant
at.
thc
llrat
Alaskan
city.
World
Day
of
Prayer
for
Women,
Friday,
February
24.
Salvation
Army
Citadel,
2.30
p.m.
'
U
at
"Johnson's
Grote-
A
let
ter
of
resignation
as
mem-
,
ershlp
convener
was
received
from
W.
D.
Griffiths
and
accepted
with
regret.
The
treasurer
Mrs.
Kathleen
Hill,
agreed
to
take
over
his
duties.
I
A
campaign
for
new
memberships
will
be
launched,
the
primary
object
being
to
arouse
more
active
interest
in
and
support
for
the
Festival
which
Is,
above
all,
a
community
enterprise.
A
circular
letter
will
be
sent
to
as
many
.organizations
as
possible,
soliciting
an
associate
membership
in
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Association
for
1950.
In-.
dividual
memberships
will
also
be
sought.
!
If
sufficient
funds
are
raised,
the
executive
would
give
scholarship
awards
to
outstanding
students
partlcpating
m
this
year's
Festival.
Jlassified
AdvetllKipK
Is
payaDie
In
advance.
Please
refrain
froal
telephoning.
Classil
ieds,
2c
per
word
per
insertion,
minimum
.harge
&(ic.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
ot
Thanks,
Death
Notices,
funeral
Notices.
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcement:
$'.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
ers.
Another
delightful
way
to
prepare
chicken.
All
one
has
to
do
is
pop
'em
in
the
pan,
listen
to
'em
sizzle
and
serve
them
piping
hot.
o-0-o
Thc
Acme
Clothing
Store
has
come
up
witlt
another
first
in
Rupert
with
the
latest
Kooly
Coats
In
beautiful
shades
of
green
and
blue.
Made
from
heavy
Gabardine
and
styled
for
sportsmen,
Kooly
Coats
are
taking
the
country
by
storm.
o-0-o
Richard
Hudnut
Egg
Crcme
LAND
REGISTRY
ACT
R:
fVrtilicatff
of
rille
No.
4r89-I
to
lot
EUclit
Hundred
snd
Slxty-flvr
"A'
(8S6A),
Rugr
Klvo
(61.
C'm.t
District.
Fld
to
contain
One
llufi-drrd
ud
Hiity
(lBOi
irrcs.
niurr
or
lrsa;
fxrfptiug
thfrfout
nny
portion
of
tho
niglit-of-Way
of
tin-Dominion
Trlcgraph
Llnr,
havlnif
a
.
wldih
of
onr
Hundred
(10OI
fTt.
.
wblch
may
lie
within
the
bound-1
arlf
of
these
lands
and
exppilnir
',
also
the
Klcht-of-Way
of
tbe
Untnd
'
Trunk
Pacific
Railway,
containing.
Nine
Decimal
Two
8lK
l!).a6(
acres,
more
or
less.
WHEREAS
satisfactory
proof
of
loss
j
of
thc
aoove
Certificate
of
Title
Issued
I
in
the
name
of
f
lenrce
llaiuhly
has
Announcements
PERSONAL
Sale
Home
Spring
I
Cooking,
Tea
and
April
0.
riays
Cove
Avenue.
$30.00
in
Prizes.
SPECIALS
TO
FEB.
25
Dad's
Oatmeal
&
Gingercrisp
Cookies
Rice
Krispies
Dad's
Buttercrisp
&
Coconut
Cookies
Crushed
Pineapple,
20
oz.
tin
JOHNSON'S
GROCER
1048
Hays
Cove
Avenue
I
Oil
S;t,E
FOR
SALE
-
Rpstmore
2-uiece
Chesterfield
suite.
Good
condi-tJnn.
Green
270.
1022
Second
Ave..
West,
after
7.
(47)
FOR
SALE
-1
International.
-
1
S.O.N.
Badminton
Dance
every
Saturday.
ROOFING
All
tvbes
of
roofing.'
Dromntlv
and
exDortlv
done.
Huildme
reuairs
and
alterations.
Estimates
frerlv
given.
Pnonc
Louis.
Black
392.
(47)
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
Orch-
Shampoo
always
a
popular
sham-
estra
Concert,
Friday,
March
31,
poo
with
the
ladies
is
now
offer-
ing
a
free
trial
size
bottle
of
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
8.15
p.m.
ton
nanel
$750.00.
.
1
1947
Monarch
Sedan,
heater
and
six
tires
and
wheels
$1060.
i
1
1937
Pontiac
Sedan,
uood
rub-
j
ber
and
mechanically
A-l
$370.
i
Auulv
Bill's
Motor
Service.
404
1
Cream
Rinse
free
w.tn
each
bottle
Women
of
the
Moose
Novelty
uai-huLiO
owive
oeiviee
Reoairs.
G.
D.
Ronson.
Black
900.
(48)
NOW
AVAILABLE
.been
filed
In
this
office,
notice
1
;
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof,
issue
I
a
Provisional
Certificate
of.
Title
In
lieu
of
said
lost
Certificate,
unless
In
'
the
meantime
Valid
objection
be
made
i
to
me
In
writing.
Dated
at
thc
Land
Registry
Office
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
20tn
day
of
i
February,
1950.
A
1.
1
.
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
,
(74)
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
ui
aiiiuupoou.
t
rcai
ucai.
tor
tne
hair.
Now
at
Ormes
and
Wallace
Drugs.
Spring
Tea.
April
19,
in
the
new
Moose
Temple.
United
Church
W.A.
Home
Cooking
Sale
Dom's.
Dept.
Store,
Saturday,
Feb.
25,
11.00
a.m.
4.00
p.m.
Meurlde
bt.
I'OR
SALE
Bo
vs
Bike.
Mrs.
Dan
Parent
Phone
Green
41J7.
Morninus.
(If)
1.1
PLUMBING
a
n
C
H;aunir
-Sheet
Metal
work.
Phone
543
or
call
029.
Sixth
Ave
West.
H
Letourncau
and
Sons.
(tf)
HlilP
WANTED
CLOTHES
For
Outdoor
REMODEL
your
cooking
Leyion
Card
Party,
Canadian
March
I.
for
better
eating
NATIONALLY
x:0VN
NAME-
llnfe-belt
iJijeeder
Shovels
:
Cranes.
Draglines:
Aoam
,
Hoaa
Graders:
Littleford
Bros.
WANTKU
Part
time
Janitor.
Aoulv
Prince
Riioert
Health
Unit.
.
clCi
!
Card
tournament,.'
Catholic
:
Blact
Tod
Road
Milntenancei
pa
ner
Hall,
March
2.
WANTED
Bov
for.
Sun
Kctuipmcnt:
Ow.en
uiamsnei
:
Huckeis
and
Rock
Granules;
:
r.
L.
Mini!.))
Concrete
Mixers:
.
,
i.
V
i.!;n
v....L.(..
Malc.in
route.
Phone
040
or
ureen
'b(.
(40)
i
Shrine
Band
Concert,
Civic
Working
Man
NLOPRtNE
WEAR
IN
EVERY
SIZE
RUBBER
CLOTHS
OF
EVERY
DESCRIPTION
OIL
SKINS
FOR
ALL
WEATHER
FULL
STOCK
OF
RUBBER
BOOTS
An
cxnerieneed
UL1,M
t
"uuitonum,
r
nuay
iviarcn
RHEUMATISM
f
Rll
DOCTORS
I00KUT
.
JfKSrYCITY.US.A.-An
in.erw-
1
ing
booklet
Im
jmt
rxen
published
on
!
RheumatKm
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between
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asc;.
St.
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Tea
Sale
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home
cooking
and
card
party,
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10.
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Acme
Clothing
Shit
Kin-;
Edward
School
P-T.A.
Tea,
Home
Cooking
and
White
Elephant
Sale,
Friday,
March
17.
Canadian
Lebon
Easter
Sale
HELP
WANTED
First
class
.salesman
wanted
In
ni'-'ll
enule
men's,
clothins;
store.
Must
have
exix'rieuee
in
tak-iiiii
measurements
for
inade-i.
..turn
,li,i
liimr
TMione
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
359';"-a
tf!
April
5til.
err
TD
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
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CITY
Ai
t'OR
KALK-Household
furniture.
Phone
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ii'JZ.
(50
F'OR
SALE
Mahouanv
bed
c(imilel,e.
dressinu
table,
walnut
tea
wiimm.
rhcsU'rfield.
erv.-tal
lanii).
Trilite.
Suite
3.
U-eds
AdUs.
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KOIt.
HAI.K
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emil
and
wood
kiiehfn
ruime
In
vi
rv
i-onil
'oii(lilion.
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Tea,!
Queen
April
10.
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suite
or
not.
tor
voum:
married
eouiile.
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(48)
OPEN
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P.M
lo
3:3
A.M.
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la
Clurjeae
Dlshei
Cathedral
Bale
April
13.
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Peters
Spring
aulu
April
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ncil
sinner
sewim:
machines.
BE
THRIFTY!
WITH
DOMESTIC
A
Purely
Vegetable
Shortening
USE
ONE-QUARTER
LESS
THAN
REGULAR
SHORTENING
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April
27.
for
Oatnlde
Orderi
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111
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Tea
May
13.
WANTKl')
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cast,
brass,
batteries,
radiators.
Plume
543.
call
013
Sixth
Wcs
.
(5b)
1()U
KENT
V
FOR
RKNT
-
Board
and
room
or
room
onlv.
Box
No.
1292.
City.
now
electric
heaters,
press
j
irons
and
toasters,
linnamteil
chests
of
drawers,
xli-enlnc
l)a"s
lo'.-'he;
biKit.s.
iloor
covet
ini-
and
other
useful
household
ailicels.
See
B.C.
Furni
Ask
your
grocer
ture
Co.
KAVK
UP
T()
40';;
on
vour
dollar.
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a
t'anadiaii
produced
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Marine
Knuine.
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imnoi
t
dulv.
No
dollar
devaluation.
Cow
Bav
Boat
Works.
"
.
(49)
Product
of
Catiudu
Pcx.kcrsU
t1)
FDU
RENT
Suite
of
five
or-i
fiees
Modem
in
every
res-1
ncct,.
Available
March
l.i
Phone
57,
O.
P.
Tinker
und
Co.
,
Ltd.
Uf),
FOR
RENT
Electric
portable
;
Kewhi'i
machines.
$5.00
a
month.
Call
804
Stuucr
Sew-!
ins
Centre.
FOR
RENTLars-'c
Unlit
house-,
kcenint!
romn.
suitable
for
two
workins
uirls.
Phone
Blue
701.!
(48)
More,
than
ever-
health
must
be
watched
earnings
count
nowadays
!
"A'o
fooling
can't
let
that
tlugghlt
feeling
alow
me
up
living
get
no
rheapertteady
earning
are
important
got
to
tiny
brisk
keep
fit."
Safeguard
your
earnicgi.
Protect
your
health.
Avoid
becoming
"irregular"
often
cauaed
by
lack
of
bulk
food
io
the
diet.
Poat'a
the
better
Bran
Flalei
help
provide
laxative
act
ion
gently
and
naturally.
Help
keep
food
wastea
moving
promptly
keep
you
Kt
and
BRISK..
Since
Port'i
Bran
Flakea
are
made
with
other
part
of
.wheat,
you'll
get
wholesome
wheat
nourishment
as
well.
A
r
Todaf,
start
eating
delicious,
crisn
Posta
Bran
lll'SINK.SS
orrouTtNiTircs
VOH
SAI.K
-
Comnlele
'
weldints
bl.ieksinith
and
machine
shoo.
Oointt
concern.
Excellent
location
on
Vancouver
Island.
Milium
will
handle.
Box
057.
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News.
(M)
FOR
SALE
Small
4
wartime
BEFOf,
Kl"
Al.
ESTATE.
:
A
A3
'
and
4
-Room
furnished
Wartime.!
Readv
for
inimedisite
oecu-nancv.
$1,(W)t)
down
and
easv
moiithlv
navmcnts.
I
t-Uoom
House
on
8th
E.
Full
concrete
basement
tlaraire
1
Must
been
seen
to
be
ap-'
Wrinkled
fetulcr.s
lidlc
rips
111
the
hurlv
mnke
:i
eur
old
Flakes
regularly.
Make
sure
of
Post's
they're
better
it
!,,:
Utile.
Our
hurlv
exnert.s
c:m
i'P
House
inside
oria:;e.
cioe
w-schools,
earlv
oeciiouncv.
uood
eoiKlition.
An
excellent
opnor-
;
tunitv
to
become
a
nomci
owner
for
$1,000
lown.
balH"''1?
monthlv
navments.
See
R"P'',"t
1
E.
Montador.
Ltd.
49)
HAVE
BUYER
for
well-built
5-
room
house,
nreferablv
with
bisenient.
loeaU'd
near
Mc-
Bride
Street
or
in
Section
Two,
Armstrong
Awneies.
rlnine
342.
Eves.
Green
297.
(52)
FOR
SAI.E--S-room
Wartime
hous.
Plume
Green
137.
a0),
PROPERTY
FOR
SALE
J-eabins.
two
rooms
each
on
.
Park
Ave.
Auulv
1024
Tliiru
Ave.
West.
.
'
50)
,
llran
r
JaK.es.
in
large
or
regular
packages.
r....,
,
;,.;.-
lib
it"
avuuiu
servu
e
low
cos
..
Sure
she
needs
nreeiai.eu.
icriiis.
COFF'F.B
SHOP
in
very
central
location
showimj
uood
relunis
Kteadv
clientele.
Well
cotiinncd
and
easily
mierated
bv
two
m
isons.
For
these
and
other
nro-neities
see
Armstrong
Ai:en-eies
Phone
312
(Kves.
Green
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