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Gumboots.
Sale
Price
$4.95.
Fashion
Footwear.
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Constance
(39)
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
.
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11
Mr.
and
Mis.
W.
Prusky
sailed
last
night
on
tlie
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Lutheran
Ladies
Aid
Valentine
tea
-w
ill
be
heid
m
St.
Ptin.-Lutheran
Church
2-5
p.
m.
on
Saturday,
Feb.
11.
.
(it)
1
Presbyterian
Home
Cooking
.
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Store
Sat.
Feb.
11
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Boas,
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provincial
sani-
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tanan.
sailed
last
night
on
the
J
.
-
fr
J
V
'
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A''
I
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(4t
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Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Ocean,
,
if
.V
1
'
4
'
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-
1
TVl
1
Falls
on
ol
ficial
business.
.
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10
L.
S.
Lefler
sailed
last
nk-hl
,m
Jerry's
Barocr
Shop
open
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
Our
own
pow-er-
(35)
f
1
of
Shiffer-Hillman
Suits
..
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j
More
Patterns,
Greater
Var-
rrl-'
I"
the
Prince
George'
for
a
brief
business
trip
to
Ocean
Falls.
!
Latest,
newest,
spring
styles
lor,
ladies
and
genu
have
just
arrived
with
a
brand
new
set
of
I
N.
Whist
and
S
!
A-ZLZCK
Ilr'U
'
iety
of
Shades,
Finer
Quality
.
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,
.
1
Music
by
Mike
Colussl.
Refresh-
I
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(
.
r"rT"
I
and
Greater
Values.
f
j
I
pnng
samples,
see
them
now
iL
J
Wner
Spe-i
U
HOPS!
puuc
IM'f
Fourth
ments
Everybody
welocme.
'
at
Tip
Top
Tailors,
Street
Blue
418.
(35l
,
.
f
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1
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I
CELEBRATE
CHRISTENING
OF
INDIA
aii
over
me
wona.
em-
i
.
..
i
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1
1
t
Women's
Shoes
and
as
low
as
99c
a
pair.
Footwear.
slippers
Fashion
(39)
Hoatine
-piiuiie
54
J
Special
Meeting,
'Carpen
ters
Union,
Friday
Feb.
10th,
Head
Office
Representative
in
attendance.
Members
please
attend.
(34)
Ave
(Ui!
Sons.
bassies
of
the
Indian
government
celebrated
the
christening
of
the
new
republic.
Holding
hags
of
the
new
Republic
of
India,
these
children
watch
inauguration
ceremonies
at
the
embassy
in
Washington.
They
are
'left
to
right
)
:
Priti
Kaul.
three,
daughter
of
the
first
secretary
of
the
embassy;
T.
N.
Kaul,
KashmirIndia;
Anil
Nehru,
six,
nephew
of
India's
prime
minister,
and
Nandita
Palit,
six.
Film,
'
God
of
Creation,"
8
o'clock
tonight,
Regular
Baptist
Church.
All
Welcome.
v
It
he
accident
m
7n
PAnin
pars
fn
nmnt
I
courteous
and
reliable
service.
1
K.
F.
Harding,
Martin
Erickson,
Phone
"70
RADIO
CABS",
the
H.
Hansen
and
B.
Pedersen
1949.
about
i
stopped
at
"?
Weir
X2
V.
C
WINNER
George
Randolph
Pearkes,
leading
Progressive
Conservative
miliary
critic
in
Parliament,
went
to
France
In
1915
as
a
private
in
the
Canadian
Mounted
Rifles.
At.
the
end
of
the
First
World
War
he
was
a
lieutenant-colonel
and
held
the
Empire's
highest
award,
the
VictO'ia
Cross,
won
at
Passchendaelo
for
"utmost
gallantry"
and
"conspicuous
bravery"
in
leading
an
attack
despite
severe
wounds.
His
bravery
also
won
for
him
the
Military
Cro.vs,
tin;
Distinguished
Service
Order
and
the
Croix
de
Guerre.
He
remained
In
the
army
after
the
war
and
during
-the
Second
World
War
commanded
the
1st
Division
In
England
and
later
was
In
charge
of
the
Pacific
Command.
He
left
the
army
In
1945
and
was
elected
to
the
Commons
as
Progressive
Conservative
member
for
Nan-aimo.
He
was
born
Feb.
.26,
1888,
at
Watford.
England.
(C.
P.
Photo
i
ii'fice
and
al-
first
and
only
radio
dispatched
taxi
service
In
Prince
Rupert.
24
hours
service.
iH)
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
Fishermen's
Co-operative
business.
a!1v
of
the
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd.
No
New
Water
Yet
In
Lakes
!,.,.,
mnllLS
01
fctberms
this
f
nninmuni-
NOTICE
On
and
after
this
date,
February
10,
I
will
not
be
responsible
for
any
debts
Incurred
in
my
name
unless
personally
authorized
by
myself.
(37i
VICTOR
GRANT.
M:irDu!iald.
New
Chamber
Of
ne
Blue
408.
r
ommerce
Head
1
JO
Softer
weather
with
rain
and
snow
in
the
area
during
the
past
fv",.
r
;-?:.;
-
.:-.'.;,
For
.
'
O
Cakes
Pies
O
Bread,
etc
THE
HOME
OF
FINE
'
BAKERY
PRODUCTS
MONTREAL
Gerald
G.
Ryan
Inteu
i
Montreal
was
elected
week
have
not
as
yet
resulted
in
OB.E.
of
president
rt
time
jan-
of
the
Canadian
any
appreciable
run-off
into
Falls
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News.
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River
and
Woodworth
Lake,
T
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...
sources
of
Prince
Rupert's
hydro-
i
tNUW
A
V
AIL-VtSLL
519
3rd
Ave.
Phone
613
Council
of
the
International
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
its
lourEh
annual
meeting.
He
succeeds
James
S.
Duncan
of
Toronto,
president
of
Massy-Harris
Company.
:
ca.st.
brass.
electric
power
supply,
and
tne
water
levels
behind
both
dams
Z
urs.
riiuiiv
tw
;
:-,
Wus
.
.me
for
11-:alf
old.
Box
i.m
m:.iTRv
a'T
HE:
Ct-rtlficalc
of
TiUp
No.
32110-I
to
Uit
One
(11.
Block
Thirty-seven
(37).
Section
Srvcn
(7,
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Map
923
WHIlREAS
BatliifHctory
proof
of
ported
by
T.
B.
Black,
general
manager
of
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co
With
the
necessity
of
holding
the
draw
of
water
to
a
minimum,
there
is
no
prospect.
Announcements
Civic
Centre
Bncge
10th.
lor
the
time
Dcing
at
least,
of
a
Lutheran
Tea
nntt
Home
rplnxat.inn
nf
thp
nnmpr
mtirmlnu
'
t.
A
Irf
,
'
,
f
room.
Phone
1
30
nifhcil
newly
at
Summit
MARCIIANI)
OIL
HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
,
IRON
FIREMAN
STOKERS
Plumbing
&
Heating;
Alterations
SMITH
&
ELKIHS
LTD.
Cooking
Feb.
11th.
"j
which
has
now
been
on
for
two
Canadian
Legion
Card
party,
weeks,
although
Mr.
Black
is
February
15.
hopeful
Card
tournament.
Catholic
i
An
encouraging
factor,
how-
k
phone
BiaoK
j
)'
the
Hbovc
Certtlicate
of
Title
I.SHUcd
In
tile
name
of
Levi
Freo-1
ktad.
litut
been
filed
in
UiIr
office,
!
notice
is
hereby
plvcn
that
I
Khali
!
t
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
I
the
dale
ol
th
first
public
a'
Ion
here-,
of.
Uhuc
a
Provisional
Certificate
.l
i
Title
In
lieu
of
mid
lost
Ci
itificato,
j
nnlesR
In
the
nicuntlnie
valid
objec-
t
j
tion
be
mude
to
me
In
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Rtxlstiy
Office.
1
Prince
Itupert.
B.
C
IhU
ltittl
day
of
January,
1950.
A.
D.
!
Andrew
Thompson
1
I
,
Deputy
Iteultuar
of
Tltleo
!
(421
(0J.
LOOK
bUil
ma
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
i'ric
oortnble
Sj.00
a
COX
274
PHONE
174
ever,
is
that
more
adequate
sup-
j
plies
of
coal
are
coming
for
the
:
reserve
steam
plant
at
the
dry
;
dock
which,
operating
steadily,
is
bearing
the
brunt
of
the
load
Shiuer
Sew-
j
Hall,
February
16.
.
j
:
Boy
Scout
Concert,
Civic
Cen-
'
tre,
Fcb
17.
j
Shrine
Bund
Concert,
Civic
;
Centre
Auditorium,
Friday
March
'
GOLD
SEAL
LABEl
irtTlMTltS
;
now.
i
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAYS!
CLERICAL
LEGISLATOR--
Rev.
Daniel
Mclvor.
Liberal
representative
for
Fort
William
in
the
Commons
since
1935,
Is
a
retired
United
Church
minister,
who
specialized
in
political
science
at
university
before
he
was
ordained.
Born-
at
Luigy,
County
Tyrone,
Ireland,
Feb.
14,
1873,
he
came
to
Canada
when
he
was
21.
The
lather
of
six
children,
he
is
an
ardent
youth
worker.
C.
P.
Photo)
3rd
at
3:15
p.m.
Tickets
from
members.
Canadian
Legion
Easter
Sale
April
Sth.
Cathedral
Sale
April
13.
Tl'KlTY
fur!
V
OH
ire;
ore
MiowinK:
e
on
two
lots
'
viiia
aimrters
.1
rcasuiwble
:
Sw
T.
"Nor-,
a
Folate
and
St.
Peters
Spring
Sale
April;
20
a
nu
1.
1
Ufa
in
fin
x
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a,
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,
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4:1.
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451.
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May
13,
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St.
St.
Patrick's
Patrick's
Tea
Tea
Sale
Sale
of
ol
homer
homer
rooking
and
card
party,
Catholic
he
Hall
Hall
March
March
10.
10.
P
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Mar-Uiree
seasons
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
BrlUuh
Columbia
111
Probate
In
the
Matli'r
of
the
"AtlmliiibUa-
j
'
tion
Act"
And
'
,
In
the
Matter
ol
the
Estate
of
Wll-l'.un
N'l.
l:ea.sed.
Intestate
TAKE
NOTK
K
that
by
Order
of
H.is
Honour
Judi;c
W.
O.
Fulton.
Lo-eihl
Judite
of
the
Hufirenie
'ourt
f
Hrlltsh
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
271
h
day
of
January.
A.
I.
I9j0.
apjMjlnl
-ed
AdmlnlsiiaUir
of
the
folate
of
Wllllnin
Noil,
late
of
Iar
Lak'-,
Hiitu.li
Colunibm.
who
di.
d
on
or
about
the
Sth
day
of
July,
1MB,
at
V
lotchorHc.
Yukon
Territory.
All
persons
indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
mnouitt
qf
their
tndebti
dness
to
me
firthwlUi
and
all
pisons
havimi
rlalinaaijtiiiist
the
Bald
estate
me
rrqolred
to
file
the
in
with
me
pru-pc-rly
verllied
on
or
Ix'fore
the
;:ili
h
dav
of
February.
1950.
fallliiu
whicn
du.trd)iiUon
will
be
made
havtni,'
reward
only
to
iich
claims
of
which
1
Mmll
have
Ikcii
untitled.
Dated
at
Prince
Kupcrt.
1)
C
this
27th
day
of
January.
A.
D.
1MW).
Krnost
fcirl
Allen
AdinlnlHlrator
of
the
Etate
of
William
Noel.
Deceased
CO
Hrown
&
Harvey
Bon
0M.
Prince
Itupert.
B.
r..
COLD
or
HOT
!
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.
g
.
A
F
1
euerator
and
.
toulv
Box
rt.
B
C.
135)
0N
NAMEf
jer
Siwvels
es;
Aoam'
Uiefoi
d
Bros.
lUlnienancis
ljn
Clamshcl
I'tK
(iranples;
I
'retc
Mixers;
Prices
Slashed!
OUR
LOSS
IS
YOUR
GAIN!
u.'ks;
NtMson
lor
Stockpile
ul;
Rice
r'orl-
nimns;
Na-ScraDfrs
and
Ladies
Dresses
Lingerie
SILK
NITEGOWNS
Itiial
All
Rteei
tJO)
a.
National
Js;
National
l.MI
ltl..ISIKV
AIT
iiiid
Conveyors.
HE:
Certificate
of
Title
No
31HOT-I
in
m,w.it
Fi.nr
(41.
Subdivision
of
Reg.
$5.95.
n
irom
Na-
A
give
$2.95
'y
Cu.
Ltd,
away
at
Lot
four
Thousand
One
Hundred
:
,!
Khrhteen
141
1HI.
Hai.i;e
Five;
LADIES
COATS
Regular
$49.95
Now
fo
Clear
$9.95
to
$15.95
(tfi
an
A
new
home
built
right
.
is
never
too
cold
or
too
ho
Plan
to
Build
NOV
CONTRAC'IORS
AND
BUHNERS
KI
D
5fil
C.O.
BOX721
l'or
Plans
and
Estimate?
It's
GREER
&
BRiDDEH
J
(51.
Coiait
District,
said
to
mn-
UniWinled;
tain
One
Decimal
Six
Nine
U
0fl
1
'm.
sIlEthtlV
i
.,
nw.
or
Ihh.
Mai)
1402
'
ini;
Mucllllies;
I
wHKKEAS
satisfactory
proof
of;
fi
condition;
low,
of
the
above
Cerllflente
of
Tl-luuelllK
lacks
1
ur
IhMued
In
the
name
of
Milton
Al-
,
other
articles.;
n..i
fiii
in
this
otnee.
i
In
Crepes,
Wools,
and
Silks
Reg.
$15
95
ON
SALE
$8.95
&
$7.95
Sweaters
For
Ladies
Reg.
$5.95
DOWN
DOWN
DOWN
$3.95
$3.29
$2.95
Also
lovely
jersey
half
slips,
panties
and
bras
at
greatly
fe-r
,
duced
prices.
'
LADIES
,
CROYDON
RAINCOATS
"V
uriccs.
B.
C.
324.
ttt)
notieo
is
hereby
e,tven
that
I
slmll.
!
at
the
expiration
of
one
intuitu
1mm
j
the
date
of
first
publication
here-.
herwf.
Issue
a
rrovlslonal
Ccrlill-;
rate
of
Title
ti
"cu
of
said
lKt
,
Certitlt
iite.
unless
In
the
.
meantime
I
l''ie
boat.
30-i
FIRST
WOMAN
SPEAHER
Mis.
Nancy
Hodges
of
Victoria
has
been
recommended
for
appointment
as
speaker
of
the
British
Columbia
legislature.
That
assures
her
the
honor
of
being
the
first
woman
speaker
of
any
Commonwealth
assembly.
Mrs.
Hodges
was
born
in
England
01
years
ago.
She
has
been
Liberal-Coalition
member
for
Victoria
since
1941
and
is
president
of
the
National
Fed
7
eration
of
Liberal
Women
of
Canada.
Mrs.
Hodges
is
author
of
the
column
"One
Woman's
Day''
hi
The
Victoria
Daily
Times.
Her
husband,
Harry
P.
Hodges,
is
editor-in-chief
of
the
newspaper.
(CP.
Photo
1
pasihoue.
KuSlv
i
1
1)111111!
I'hmnv
'-ul.
(3i)i
Reg.
$27.95
NOW
$17.95
1-3
OFF
Housecoats
Bengqline,
Satin,
Wool
and
Flannel
STATE
';
valid
objection
bo
nuulo
to
nic
writ
ho!.
DATRD
at
Hie
I,nnil
Iteitlslr?
or-
'
flee,
Prince
KuK-rt.
11.
C
,
tills
ltit"
Uuy
of
January.
ID.M),
A.
D.
Andrew
Thompson
IC'IAL
OFFER
SPECIAL!
SLACKS
Deputy
KcKlstrar
of
Tine:
H11
I'unv
lurulslied.
Owner
anxious
'l
will
take
$1,-
'.nu'e
pusv
uav-
GABARDINE
SUITS
While
they
last
$39.95
tt."
Wl-ltl'l
of
tn
tlie
Supreme
Court
Reg.
$6
45-
Priced
as
low
as
$2.95
25
OFF
Ladies
Luggage
1
B
Tton'
Yoimirs.
nil
Insurance.
Columbia
In
Probate
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Almlnltlr-tion
Act"
And
!
In
the
Miilter
of
the
Ksl.alc
of
J-t
,.i,
:t.,i-tiirOn.
Dt'iTascd
V
a.
Const
Dis-'
'Oil
acres
tim-;
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Point,
l'or-'
in.
i-
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,
CHILDREN'S
WEAR
BARGAINS
r
'
niiiftt
II
u.-
WE
CANT
FIX
BROKEN
ONLY
19c
HEARTS
BUT
BOYS'
SCHOOL
PANTS
Reg.
$125
NOW
$2.95
BOYS'
WOOL
JACKETS
To
Clear
$3.95
Reg.
Priced
at
$G.45
COATS
and
COAT
SETS
Reg.
$19.95
'
NOW
$9.95
SNOWSUITS
SPECIAL
!
!
To
Clear
$4.95
Reg.
Priced
$12.95
&
$9.95
!i
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iut
oi
sai-
:1
b
pit.
.shell-
;
Jimor
and
w
in-
j
f'Kl
oiicn
water.
I
I
ft'ri
minutes
to
f
Ideal
fori
I
others
to
make
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runted,
-no
en-1
f.V'r
inl'or-
Willi
tin
Sim.
Kuuert
(37)
Irtinie
four
lo-I'Ulse,
priced
to
I
$1500.00
down
r
In
easv
num.
TAKE
NOTR
E
that
y
ortlcr
of
His
,
Honour
Judge
W.
O.
Kiillou,
l.'io
;
Jntlse
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
JW'-
tlsh
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
MM-.
ony
of
.lanuarv.
A
D
1!.
nppt'tn'--
ed
AdminlKtrator
of
the
ost.tle
nf
J'-
;
cub
GJorhiKbo,
late
of
Prince
Ku-
.
pert,
British
Columbia,
who
lust
known
to
be
livlni?
on
M.ocn
ami.
lIHa,
unci
Is
now
'
presumed
to
be
(lead.
,
.
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
s
;
estate
are
re.Uirid
to
P"y
amount
of
tliclr
Indeiiietlness
to
";M
forthwith
iinti
nil
persons
'"nl".;t
claims
against
the
Biiltl
estate
retpilred
to
rile
them
with
mo
I'"'-
I
perly
verllled
on
or
beton'
the
'
1
I
day
of
March,
lf0.
falllnu
w"""
I
distribution
will
be
made
liuvliiK
J'
"
Kurd
only
to
such
claims
of
WE
CAN
FIX
BROKEN
RADIOS
-
For
Children's
SOCKS
Reg.
Price
40c
VANCOt'VKli
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Chilcotin
Tuesday.
1:30
p.m.,
CoquiMam
AMC15
ARM,
STEWART
AN1J
TORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
pm.
FOR
NORTH
OUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Cliileolin,
Fen.
3
and
17
10
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
JUKEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin,
Feb.
10
and
24
10
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
508
Call
Blue
9U2
1)0
Day
Guarantee
THESE
ARE
JUST
A
FEW
OF
THE
BARGAINS
AT
(EN'S
RADIO
CLINK
DOM'S
DEPARTMENT
THE
13.
C
low
cd
in
sce-f
school,
priced
I
Pi'rcent
return
f11'
rentals.
For
I
Private
or
in-F'Hies
See
Ro-l
Limited.
(38i
Phone
Red
846
BoX
71
McBride
Street
l
have
been
notiueu.
DATKI)
ut
Prince
rtuptil,
this
31st
day
of
January
lliftO
Uordon
Kruser
Forbes
I
Olficlal
AdmluistraU.r
Prince
Rupert,
U.
C,
For
SA
Us
factory
Service
718
2nd
Ave.
W.
Rlue
W
(to)
fW
.Shoes
od-
HdKRf
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aur