Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
February
28,
1950
Food
Parcels
Slill
Welcome
plU
Red
Cross
The
-
Still
On
William
F
Stone's
Cat
and
Doj
Sale.
It
S
O
N.
Mcr
tinw
on
Wednesday
March
1st
at
8
p.m.
(50,
Fred
OLsen
of
the
Uvine
Ap-partmcnts
has
been
admitted
as
a
patient
to
thp
Pri.
tj
.
General
Hospital.
Jtcgular
meeting,
Tuesday,
Feb.
23,
8
P.m.
at
the
New
Temple.
(49)
Sensational
William
F
Stone's
Cat
and
Dog
Sale,
it
!
William
Cru?ckshank.
who
nn-
derwent
an
operation
last
week
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospi
tji.
is
mawng
a
good
recovery
and
expects
to
be
able
to
leave
hospital
today
for
his
home
in
the
Leeds
Apartments
to
complete
his
recovery.
Hew
Piano
For
Moose
Lodge
inz
is
pavaorc
in
advance.
Please
refrain
frbui
ifitd.1
2c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
Notices
50c,
Cards
oi
Thanks,
Death
Notices,
uirm"e
and
Iinp;arement
Announcements:
$2.
iSciAL
I)1SPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
People
of
Britain
Are
Weary
of
Itcslrklions
Food
packages
are
still
welcome
in
Britain,
says
D.
R.
Barclay
who
returned
to
the
city
last
week,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Bar
clay,
from
a
two
months'
trip
to
the
Old
Land.
Particularly
wel
come
are
ham,
bacon,
w
hite
I
flour
and
cake
mixes
which
di
not
require
eggs.
With
foods
still
tightly
rationed
and
all
goods
in
short
supply
with,
prices
hii;h
as
the
country
still
concentrates
on
the
effort
to
export
to
build
up
dollar
reserves,
middle
class
Britons,
says
Mr
Barclay,
are
getting
enough
but.
particularly
in
food,
there
is
lack
of
variety.
For
instance,
white
flour
is
never
seen,
only
the
whole
wheat
variety
being
.available.
The
bacon
an
ordinary
Canadian
would
use
in
one
meal
has
to
do
the
whole
family
under
the
,
ration
in
Britain.
I
In
clothing,
which
is
oif
ra-i
tlon
now,
prices
are
high.
For
instance
an
ordinary
dress
shirt
i
sells
for
sixty
shillings
(about
$9
in
Canadian
funds
on
the
present
irate
of
exchange.)
An
ordinary
!T.9hnr
nartv
t.n
hn
returned.
He
fhnnMl,
Hlat
1
the
closeness
of
the
1,
f.
h!tn.L
Labor
majority
would
m
be
surprw-
ll1g
t0
lhe
,)e,)pic
viitri
whom
he
had
come
in
contact
who
felt,
regardless
of
their
own
hopes,
that
the
Attire
government
would
have
had
a
larger
margin.
Mr.
Bartktt
visited
his
dative
city
of
Glasgow
as
well
as
Edinburgh
and
County
Down
in
Northern
Ireland
where
relatives
reside.
It
was
Mrs.
Barclay's
first
visit
to
the
Old
Country
and
was
"He's
well
trained,
isn't
he?"
Members
of
the
Moose
Legion
j
tweed
overcoat
costs
about
$40.
Mr-
Bartlett
found
the
middle
Thursday
night
decided
to
pur-
'
rh-iw
a
a
piano
niIM
for
f,-
II
the
r
i
.
class,
weary
of
continued
rcstric-chase
Lodge
to
,
Uons'
undcr
the
ubor
g0Vcrn-
replace
the
loss
of
an
instrument
nient.
hoping
for
a
change
at
the
in
the
Moose
Hall
fire
last
month.
;
recent
election
but
expecting
the
LOST
At"i
HH'NIV
LOST
Kevs
on
chain
with
miniature
car
licen.se
No.
Ia7.-411
around
terminal
on
on
bus.
Reward.-
Box
COO
Daily
News.
(49;
"
WANTED
WANTED
Serao
cast,
brass,
butteries,
radiators.
Phone
543.
call
613
Sixth
Wes
.
I
WANTED
Small
second
hand!
cook
stave.
Phone
Black
909
afternoons.
WANTED
Funilrfied
Ait.
bv
ccs.
Box
c,22
DaUv
News.
(54)
,V,-.n
...
URGENT
i.r
Wanted
to
rent
four
j
liTUIII
tl
Mill
IMIt
llt
Ill
UUWUWMII
area
immediately.
Auolv
to
Bernie
Iane
ut
Overwaltea,
Third
Ave.
(54J
PKKSONAL
PLUMBING
and
Hpf.une
-Sheet
Metal
work.
Phone
543
or
call
i29.
Sixth
Ave
West.
II
Lctourncau
and
tions.
tl
UtlP
WANTI.D
HBXPiWANTEDrA0ne
hrtt
metal
worker
$1.70
m-r
hour,
One
combination
welder
$1.50
rr
hour.
None
but
first
class
Ww'Uty
.
.
.
tabled
a
request
from
tho
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Band
fo-!
grant
of
$100.
The
matter
will
be
!
considered
when
annual
esti-
t
...
.
1
nianrs
ure
oroiigni
oown.
granted
the
Prince
Rupert
um.
tuuui
ouaru
a
io,uuu
aa-
1
vance
against
their
1950
csti-.
ma
to,
I
.
.
.
adopted
a
report
of
the
Util-
ities
committee
which
recoup
;
iii.iiueu
puiciiH.se
01
a
nisi
air.
kit
for
city
ambulance.
.-.:.-passed
the
report
of
the
health
social
assistance,
police,
licensing
committee.
The
com-
!
,omme"datto"
of
kuTU'E
h
Mrs
David
prince
Rupert
feoruaiv
Ford
Pa"01
'
in
nil
MMLn.
west
io4
,iOCC
DPUrixmi
,r
likn
11('V.
xi'vrccii
4
and
Piano.
used
leavme
town,
iv
News.
t&D
Pun'.iac
bcu.tn.
t
Rune
i-'u
(54
ij
fathoms
of
balls
coveicu,
4
anclwrs.
2
Uswlcs.
$30(1.
131'
itfrcd
Boston
Tiiw
months
d
Mrs.
Jai'K
wf.
B.C.
(50
1
,?n
raiwe.
oot
)dbv
curnuye.
jiiiiiiinn.
tan
Kb
Et.
i'S
ird
1.
halibut
i
49
it.
loim.
sates,
halibut
tr
J.
Juhn-1152.
ijOi
Announcements
S.O.N.
Badminton
Dance
every
Saturday.
Canadian
Legion
Card
Party,
March
1.
v
Card
tournament.
Catholic
!
Hall,
March
2.
Shrine
Band
Concert,
Civic
Centre
Auditorium,
Friday
March
3rd
at
8:15
p.m.
Tickets
from
members.
St.
Patrick's
Tea
Sale
of
home
cooking
and
card
party,
Catholic
Hall
March
16.
King
Edward
Sqhool
.P-T.A.
Tea,
Home
Cooking
and
White
Elephant
Sale,
Friday,
March
17.
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
Orchestra
Concert,
Friday,
March
31,
8.15
p.m.
Canadian
Legion
Easter
Sale
April
5th.
Spring
Tea
and
Sale
Home
j
Cooking,
April
6.
Queen
Mary
I.O.D.E.
Tea,
j
April
10.
1
Cathedral
Sale
April
13.
St.
Peters
Spring
Sale
April
20.
.
Women
of
the
Moose
Novelty'
Spring
Tea.
April
19,
in
the
newj
Moose
Temple.
.
I
0rt.u
,
o-.
AprU
27.
Orange
Spring
Sale
and
Tea,
May
3.
Sonja
Tea
May
13.
J
i
jn't
Suffer
Needlessly
Fron
Th
Torturing
Pains
Of
ARTHRITIS
fry
DOLCIN
.
.
.
now
available
in
three
conTrnient
ize.
Th
ciMt
is
reasonable
.
.
,
th
rtKult
ii
prompt
Miff
from
the
pain
oi
Artnrttii,
Knrumtim
and
JNeurms.
TW
are
tw
unph-mnant
after-effect,
foi
harm
the
heart
or
any
other
organ.
Your
ruti
nw
-
1
t-
i-
and
let
DUIXIN
help
you
come
out
front
under
the
shadow
of
pain
I
Beware
ol
imitations
look
for
the
DO
LCI
N
Bre;i
and
vhite
package!
100
tablet
for
$.'J
2u0
tablets
for
f..96
lo
avBilable
11
bottlen
of
500
tablet.
lleia
LLmiU'4
Toronto
10,
Ontario
.
THE
1
FLEETS
IN
I
and
They
Love
to
Eof
at
MILLIE'S
I
y
HAMBURGERS
Better
and
Better
AND
Full
Course
Meals
served
5-7
p.m.
MILLIE'S
f
I
OPEN
6
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
DAILY
Just
off
Third
Avenue
518
6th
St.
Ph.
Orders
Blue
92
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C.,
Ph.C
21-22
Eesner
Block
Phone
BHE
442
for
Appointment
j
10.30
a.m.
IIOt'KS
to
12.30
p
in.
uud
I
a
to
5
p.m.
KVKMMiS
:
Monday
and
Friday.
7.30
p.m.
Tor
those
unable
to
come
during
the
day.
RECEPTIONIST
In
attend-
J
ance
afternoons.
a
highly
interesting
experience
mitlec
stated
that
the
caretaker
for
her.
In
Edinburgh
they
en-,
position
in
the
Citv
Rest
Room
joyed
a
visit
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i-had
been
fille.l
by"Pcter
Mont-Stanley
Wilson,
formerly
of
this
chal.
1
1
ITTj
Sport
&
Casual
SHIRTS
iPure
Wool
Tartan
Sport
Shirts
MacKenz
e
.
.
R,
Duchanen
nn
....
n
Dress-.
.
.
Gordon
....
Wallace
All
in
deep
rich
shades
that
tare
procurable
only
in
au-ithentic
tartans.
Fine
Wool
Gabardine
Cas-
ual
Shirts
with
regular
collar
....
practical
and
smart
in
shades
of
grey,
tan
and
brown.
FLANESTA
Sports'
Shirts
by
Sun
Valley
....
Maroon,
grey
and
beige
....
a
fine,
.
soft
English
material
.
1
i
.11
r
I
pamCUiany
SUlTQDie
TOT
.
SDOrtS
OnCl
OUTOOOr
WGQr.
1
ince
Ruperf
Florists
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
J
1300
i
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel."
77'
REMODETourookln1
j
forer
eating
WARE
con
yow
Z
advantages
of
fc5ferr
loving
l
I
VAPOH
StAl.
If?
sl
I
CHSli.r
clvantng
C--:"--1
m
illovor
SIAINliSS
--3
SIftlond.
'Hit
heating
fr
THfRMIC
RAY
M
COPPtK
r
...with
-
noiiii
wtir
.T;r.'
McBride
St.
Phone
31.
or
payments
of
accounU
for
WM
drawn
d
J
January.
The
committee
report-:councij
v
ed
the
Superintendent's
report!
'
'
:
1
'
for
that
month
was
received
and
j
Eight
buses
have
been
regularly
mechanic
need
auolv.
Thorn
success.
Those
taking
part
wcre
fcheet
Metal.
Black
884.
(51)
i
Mrs.
J.
P.
MacDonald.
Mrs.
Jos-'
HELP
WANTED
-
First
clasvf''1
Chell,
Mrs.
M.
Helsc,
Mrs.
P.'
Kutciiiaii
njiitnrl
in
I1I1.V1
Lfmail.
Mrs.
W.
Fauirht.
Mrs
K
.
erade
men
s
clothlim
store.
Must
have
rxuerience
in
tak-
v
pPiiprjilln
reuerMn-
imt
measurements
lor
mude-r-
to-measure
clothing.
Phone1
3M
tf
considered.
-
I
Discussion
Over
;
Bid
For
License
.
t
Considerable
discussion
arose
at
a
city
council
meeting
last
jniiUU
during
recommendations
of
the
issuance
of
trade
licences
to
four
city
firms
by
the
health,
social
assistance,
police
and
licensing
committee.
Three
firms,
D.
J.
Brow
n,
building
contractors;
B.
F.
Lovin,
Agency;
and
E.
F.
Tubb.
taxi
opciator
were
grantexl
licenses.
But
in
view
of
certain
statements
by
Alderman
George
Case-y
and
H.
F.
Glassey.
council
deciiied
Withhold
action
on
the'-1
application
of
Norwest
Builders
Ltd.,
building
contractors,
for
further
investigation.
The
firm
is
Incorporated
and
endorsed
by
two
city
banks.
Tr.pv
Pick-up.
Citv.
1
53
,
wl.
tnilliii!;
if;
fur
extra
.1
oarliculars
i-jii.
Metla-'
2t
Council
Did
Still
Annoyed
,
rt
II
ifl
I
KlIC
NHICOC
Citizens
living
in
the
vicinity
if
the
Arrow
Lu
incs
garage
on
First
Avenue
have
been
rccenllv
complaining
to,
one
of
the
Aldermen.
They
felt
that
they
would
rather
;r;-
:o
v;n;
tuue
01
a.arm
clocks
in
the
mornings
than
to
the
not-so-harmoniou8
rumble
of
bus
motors
especially
at
ten
minutes
to
seven.
I
I.ntct
-Tnlvr
lllui-mni,
ri
r
1-11
rancd,
aUn
to
remov;
i
tuing
up
in
unison.
"This
has
got
to
stop,"
cry
the
First
Avenue
dwellers.
Alderman
Frizzell
said
that
he
had
been
approached
and
asked
that
council
remove
the
bus
line
from
the
location.
"They
feel
tha
t
something
definite
should
be
done,"
Aid.
Frizzell
said.
"They
say
they
have
taken
this
for
over
a
year
and
demand
more
action."
j
Alderman
Black
commented
!
the
bus
line
is
using
city
streets
j
for
a
parking
area.
They
should,
be
notified,
he
suggested,
that
j
proper
parking
lots
should
be
j
'
acquired.
The
zoning
committee,
it
was
f
decided,
should
approach
the
company.
;
CHELSEA
BUN
LOAF
Make
3
ans
of
butts
from
this
one
recipe
donuh
ivill
keep
in
refriyeraior
for
a
week.
ScnM
M
c
milk-.
M
r.
Krannlaled
simar,
ts.
salt
muj
!j
c.
.lior4t'iiinir
;
cool
tt
hikAvarm.
M
oanwiult'
ijlc,
measure
into
a
large
ImhvI
l
c.
lukewarm
water,
1
tsp.
rainilaU'd
sKar:
stir
until
sugar
is
ihMilvol.
Sprinkle
with
1
rn-
vclone
l-'lfisclnnann's
Knyal
Fast
Dry
Yeast.
Let
stand
10
tuin
C
stir
well.
Add
cooled
milk
iiutiirt-
and
stir
m
I
wril-braten
re?.
s.(ir
in
2
c.
oiirr-siiied
hrcad
tiour;
U-.it
until
miicmIi.
Work
in
JVj
c.
omt-Mltcd
bread
rlciir.
Kucad
on
tightly
(IfiiiTd
h-wml
until
smoolli
and
la?tir.
Cut
off
?j
oi
dmtch,
knrad
into
a
smooih
b;itl,
plare
in
efF-sfd
Imwl,
grra.se
top
ptA
lU-tiiih,
covrr
and
slur-
in
Trfrifierato"-until
wanted.
Shape
remaining
'j
ai
nifih
nun
a
Miiootli
ual).
ilacr
in
sreadt
Ixuvl
and
arr;isc
tt
l
over
and
set
in
warm
plaee,
free
iium
drainilit.
Let
r'f,
until
duublrd
jn
bulk.
Cream
S
fbs.
butter
or
margarine
ami
blend
in
Vj
e.
brown
sunar
(liiihlly
pressed
dnwhl,
IV2
15'S.
Kinuiid
rinninnn
ami
,:i
tbs,
corn
syrup;
MH'vnd
alut
V3
of
this
'nitme
in
Kjtlum
ii
a
firea-ed
tmi
pan
iVl
"W")
and
prinkle
with
pecan
halves.
Punch
down
riven
di'iich
and
roll
out
into
an
S
nti;ue;
kniscn
doiteh.
Spread-with
remaining
sugar
mixture
and
sprinkle
with
Va
c.
ratsiu.
lHsety
nll
up
like
a
jelly
mil.
Cut
rull
into
b
slices.
Place
in
prepared
pan.
tirra'-e
tops.
Cover
and
let
rie
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Hake
in
moderate
oven,
,r-0,
2?-M)
inins.
I-et
stand
in
piiu
tor
5
ruins,
be
lore
turning
out.
"n
...
Tuiiunal
-'1
0.
Sedan,
healer
swneels
$1030.
-iii.
cmxl
rub-tfiiiv
A-l
$7fi.
or
Service.
4U4
Micl
wick
oil
ui'w.
Sacri-
W,
Daily
Tupnlu-fmir
.n..,j..i
.
.
T
Bl""ucu
j
the
banquet
and
general
business
was
was
dealt
uean
with.
wiuu
Noble
nomc
Nnrth
North
.
Moose
Carl
Brechin
was
in
the
j
cnalr-
11
was
announced
the
next
meeting
will
be
held
in
March.
Cooking.
Sale
Yields
$68
Total
of
$68
was
realized
by
the
Ladies
Auxiliary
of
First
United
Church
Saturday
when
they
held
a
sale
of
home
cookinc
In
Dnm's
I
-Department
Stare.
The
adies
re-'
Prlea
rled
a
Pratifvlnir
eraurying
rnsnnnsP
response
from
from
the
puollc
makuig
the
event
a,
Famrht.
Mrs.
B
Orppn
anrl
Mr.
1
NOTICE.
Notloo
U
hfrrby
ulvcn
that
the
Annual
Uenrrnl
MoetiiiB
of
the
Prince
Ruprrt
GencrKl
llosplml
Ar-fcocliition
'
will
be
held
In
the
Civic
Centre.
Common
Lounge
Room,
on
Friday.
March
3rd.
1950.
at
8
00
p.m.
Hulnf,ss:
To
receive
President's
report.
To
receive
Auditor's
report
and
Blnneefhiflt
TiM4.,.-v-To
elect
live-
members
of
tut)
Bowrd
of
MiumKemenjt
'
1
To
appoint'
nn
auditor,
i
Membership
tee
Is
II
Q(J
X:r
aninuin,
which
may
be
paid
at
the
fcospilrity
or
left
at
ormes
Uruim
prior'
to
Mmi.
dny.
Mnrch
1st
at
8.00
p
m.
on
which
date
the
membership
list
will
close.
D,
C.
STEVENSON.
G2
1
Administrator.
LAND
REGISTRY
ACT
i
He:
Ceriificate
of
rule
No.
4.'9-l
to
lt
Eiclit
llmidred
mid
btxty-five
"A"
iHUAAl.
Uapge
Five
(51.
Coast
District,
said
to
contain
One
Hundred
and
Sixty
(1601
acres,
more
or
less:
excepting
thereout
any
portion
of
the
Rluht-of-Way
of
the
Dominion
Telegraph
Line.
halnK
width
of
one
Hundred
(100)
feet,
which
may
lie
wllhln
the
boundaries
of
these
lands
and
excepting
also
the
RlBht-of-Wa
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway.
eontalnliiK
Nino
Decunul
Two
Six
(9
26)
acres,!
more
or
less.
!
W
HEItKAS
satisfactory
proof
oi
loss
,.t
..i.,,.
crrtlflrnic
of
Title
isswrd
im,r
f
cicor,-p
Humbly
h
htvn
nl(1
,
thls
office,
notice
is,
1)PrPl,y
vr
uiat
I
shall,
at
the
ex-j
pln,ni,
r
one
month
from
the
Uiti
1)f
lhc
(lrst
pubiicanon
liprcof.
issue,
ProvlM.mnl
CrrtlfleBle
of
Title
In:
Hen
of
sld
lost
Cerllflet.
unless
In
,he
m,.,,lltlmt
vnllU
oDJectlon
be
mile
,
lo
mF
writini;.
r)lllctl
at
U)C
Ijand
nrKistry
Office.
pr,.0
itupert.
B.C.,
this
aoui
uuy
i
February
ir.o.
A
D.
ANIUtKW
TIIOMIWN.
(74)
Deputy
JlrRlstrar
of
Title
MINt.lMI.
M
X
(I
or
III
.
(Sri
CI.
in
.".S
(ill)
nllre
f
AppHi'!""
f"t
iif
liniirmriiiriilH.
Montreal
No.
l.
Mimtrenl
No.
a.
1
Mot.reiii
No.
3.
Moutrenl
No.
4.
Montreal
No
ft,
Mon(
rel
No.
C.
:
Molitreiil
No.
7,
Montreal
No.
B.
una;
Mineral
C'lninis
Won
Accord
No.
1
stliinle
In
the
Portland
Cuniil
j
Mniliiij
Division.
i
Where
l,oeHled
:
Hni
kley
Creek,
I
on
Ml.
tMier.
Lawful
holders:
L.
Di-roniu
niul
J
o.
l.e
Frimcols.
-
I
Number
of
the
holders
free
miner's
e-rtlflciitc:
2108:'P
nd
21U81P,
Tnlie
notice
thnt
1.
W.
II.
Forrest
of
Tl.
n.
4
Vl'-toriiv.
B.
C.
anting
as
ivent.
for
1..
Heroine
nd
J-
O.
rrnnroU
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No..
nluive.
Intends,
nl
the
end
of
nix-ty
devs
from
the
dele
hereof,
lo
up-
ply
to
the
Mlnlus!
Recorder
for
Cer-.iii.-,.ies
of
Imnrovementa
for
the
It
the
above
claims.
.
And
further
take
nonce
uwi.
.
Min-
lion,
under
section
oo
ui
Chelsea
Bun
Loaf
jj
'
A
treat
you
you
can
make
easily
with
i
(49)
j
!ltl
furni-j
'kJ93.
t50!
I
onvour
dollar
oruduced
'
Ermine.
No
'
tiullar
doval-v
Bual
Works,
(4U)
new
fast
DRY
Yeast
Now
you
have
FIcisclimann's
Fast
Dry
Yeast,
forget
about
the
oldtime
hazards
of
yeast
baking!
Alwaw
at
hand
always
full-strength
and
fast
rising!
Keep
a
mouth's
supply
in
your
cupboard!
Make
this
delicious
Chelsea
Bun
Loaf
cut
in.
slices
for
buttering,
or
:
separate
the
buns.
city.
NORTH
madtuwcct
WES
T
tDrrnur
ERECTING
BILL.
itUBT
erilRV
PI
DUILUINu
III
niKir
'
An
inadvertent
error
in
the
Daily
News
yesterday
concerning
the
announcement
of
the
ncw
building
on
Third
Avenue
for
Bill
Scubv
r
Furs
named
the
"Northern"
Construction
Co.
as
the
contractots.
This
should
hove
read
"Nc:-lhwe.st"
Construction
Co.
:
rpr
re
t
j
V
iw.'V
11
4
4
.
V
TOO
GOOD
TO
BKI.1EVE-.-On
the
edge
of
a
;:mup
of
children
near
nl
UNICEF
Fund
cump
stood
n
solitary
li'lle
l-oy.
Incredibly
tattered,
the
Icy
mud
oozinK
round
his
bare
feet,
he
yrt
preserved
a
sort
of
hopeless
diunity
which
touched
the
TJNICEF
man.
He
consulted
his
list.
"Pavlo
Skirius,
orphan,"
it
said,
"One
Blanket."
The
ni;en
I
chose
a
particularly
nice
one,
-
crossed
the
yard,
and
stuffed
the
blanket
into
the
wondering
boy's
arms.
The
boy's
eyes
grew
wide.
The
blanket
man
was
teasing
him
surely!
In
a
moment,
when
the
joke
was
over,
he
would
snatch
it
back
again.
No?
Then
this
heaveitly,
soft,
beautiful
blanket
was
all
his
?
A
look
of
rapture
lighted
his
lace.
Hogging
the
precious
bundle
to
him,
he
,
m-ed
his
thill
Cheek
ill
its
warmth.
It
was
too
much
for
the
UNICEF
agent.
To
think
that
one
blanket
the
gift
of
one
anonymous
citizen
of
France,
Canada
,the
U.S.A.
or
Australia
could
bring
such
bliss.1
nitf,
Co.
WANTED
'Efficient
Reliable
Machinist
Mechanic
with
at
least
five
vears
exoerience.
Preference
will
be
given
to
internal
combustion
emdne
and
marine
experience,
full
time
cmnlovment
tor
rmni
:
narlv.
State
aualitications
-mid
salarv
exix'ctcd.
No
bluffers
olea.se.
Bvtown
Machine
Works.
P.O.
Box
503
Prince
Kuuert.
B.C.
tf
FO
KKNT
FOR
RENT-uife
Ait
five
of-f
fices.
Modem
in
everv
res-
Dect.
Available
March
1.
Phone
57.
O.
P.
Tinker
and
Co.
Ltd.
UI
FOR
RENT
Electric
oortable
sewlna
machines.
$5.00
a
!
month.
Call
804
Sulucr
5rw-I
lnu
Centre.
tf)
(
FOH
RENT-
llou.sekeeDina
room
suitable
for
couole.
Box
003
;
Dailv
News.
.
...(51M
j"
HEAL
ESTATE
WANTED
I
WANTED
TO
KENT
Furnished
suite
or
ant.
for
vountr
married;
couple.
Box
Cj8
Dally
News.
(52)
FOR
KAI.E
-
Small
4
wartime
house
inside
bi
idire.
clo.se
to
scliools.
earlv
(MTiioancv,
uood
;
condition.
An
excellent
opnor-;
tllllitv
to
become
a
home
owner
for
$1.00(1
down,
balance
monflilv
uavnients.
See
Hubert,
E.
Molltador.
Ltd.
149
,,
,
...
c
I
HAVE
BUYER
for
wel
-built
5-
room
house,
nreferablv
W'jt'i1
b.isc
ment.
located
near
Mc-j
liruip
street
or
in
oi'cuon
i
r
Anustronu
Agencies.
Phone
i
342.
Eves.
Green
207.
(52)
i
F(
lt
RAI.K
5-niom
Wartime
hous.
Phone
Urccn
137.
(SO)
PHOPKRTY
FOll
SALE.
4-ciibiiis.
two
rooms
each,
on
Park
Ave
AddLv
1024
l')"'
'
Ave.
West.
li)(il
pnti
rai
w..
Pivr.
rfioiii
hou.se
in
.Section
2
with
nice
li.u'oor
,
view.
Phone
Green
1915.
IjU
:
AIXTIONKKK
AinioN
sam:s
of
iioi
si.noi.it
(ioons
Oil
T11UKHDAY.
Marcli
2nd.
ut:
the
Auction
Rooms.
Third
Ave.
coinmene.iiut
ut
2.30
u.m.
Instructed
bv
the
owners
I
will
sell
bv
Auction
the
house-1
hold
eoods
of
the
lute
Mr
J.
Plint.
consisl.iivi
of
Chester-lield
yuit.e.
Dinette
suite.
Va-
nnim.
i.l.n.
nnr
.til
hornCI.
Kll-
chen
ramte.
3a
bed
snrins
ami
mattress.
3
ft.
uitto.
Raso
hne
washina
machine,
heater.
Kitchen
cabinet,
all
brass
kitchen
iiiinf
..uvnr
fhoMi.
of
tlraw-
izlne
rack.
hot
olate.
garden
toolS.
desk
and
librarv
table.
Other,
articles.
Absolut.plv
no
reserve,
uooas
unust
be
sold.
Terms
cash.
GEO.
J.
DAWES
Tho
Anr-t.iniwer
J'ul
Used
Fur-Marc
at
low-'Ws:
siiuhtlv
machines,
haulers.
Drr.s,s
,,rs.
unnaiuU'd
l"s.
slceninu
"its.
litii
ir
cuv-
useful
hmiw.
Kis
B.C.
Kurni-
'''MTINITIKS
For
the
Best
in
Watch
Repairs
SEE
GEORGE
COOK.
JEWELLER
Box
1188
You'll'
be
Satisfied
52.
3rd
Ave.
WEI)
-Ever-1
'f
tiishcs
which
,
hm
clnmnrd
"ft
Ui
an
ex-1
the
citv
:
,
"lie
to
it.s
atu-p
Kveiiitst!
"
IU
child-
j
'""uU.ifnl'
''
I
tiiiwcl
fur.
iwnme.
nlh
lv
fcyrlasl
is
'".
Ilmni-limit
cllrwt
basis--
Jcstrm
cities1
''l
Vo
mini
'vcarin
Prbicc
;
BE
THRIFTY
!
WITH
DOMESTIC
A
Purely
Vegetable
Shortening
USE
ONE-QUARTER
LESS
THAN
REGULAR
SHORTENING
Ask
your
grocer
l:ifeXvA
rtV
J(7C?JUN
tSwrV.
w
"wet
nor-
rnannri
,
Hirer.
filPV
era!
Act,"
must
be
eomnieuceu
oe-ICl
of
such
Cert
M-u
fore
the
Issuance
I
riatcd
this
22nd
day
of
Auyust.
(53)
wt'lrtinn
'niacin.
i
line
slum
Product
of
Canada
Packers
Ltd.
rates
of
Improvements.
1049
V.
H.
Forrest,
Agcut.
(H)i
(53)
H
Pht)ne
Green
810.
,
MM
m
on-
WS