CE
SCHOOL
!CB
Prfnre
tlupert
DaHp
f3etos
tto.
Monday,
February
8,
1948
Timely
Topics
Jrom
Terrace
pRQ
BASKETBALL
Vafcntinc
Specials
Rt.
Rev.
Bishop
Gibson,
D.D.Iwill
soon
be
sent
to
some
old
arrived
in
Terrace
on
Wednes-
couple
in
England.
Mrs.
Fisher,
fray's
train
from
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
McKay
and
Mrs.
Kirk-to
officiate
at
the
funeral
rite;
patrick
were
hostesses
and
ser-of
the
late
Henry
Hulliwell
who
ved
ferreshments
at
the
close
of
died
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
He
j
the
meeting.
Next
meeting
Is
to
returned
to
his
home
in
Prince
'be
held
a
tthc
home
of
Mrs.
Rupert
on
Thursday's
train.
1
Oavan.
DRESSES
BLOUSES
BALLERINA
SKIRTS
KERCHIEFS
Nylon
and
Wool
I
IANDKERCHIEFS
jtusii-Lee
imam
hw
345
Third
Avenue
West
(AN.iJM
RANKS
THIRD
j
riUMITTVE
FARMING
;
,.Tiaeuiar
growth
of
tliej
About
4.000
yars
ago
ancient
,,n
navy
during
the
See-1
Britons
planted
crops
by
push-,,iid
W;ir
made
Canada
ing
a
pointed
stick
in
the
ground
ml
largest
naval
power)
and
dropping
the
seed
into
the
United
Nations.
i
hole.
P
Electrical
iiuKY
Recalled
Interesting
Addresses
Feature
Founders'
Day
Meeting
TERRACE
Founders'
Day
was
observed
at
the
February
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Parent
Teachers'
Association
in
the
Primary
School
on
Thursday
evening
with
two
special
speakers
taking
part.
Mrs.
Moore,
past
president
of
20
years
ago
gave
an
interesting
talk
on
the
meetings
and
work
of
the
organization
at
that
time
when
the
school
sport's
equipment
was
purchased
by
the
Association
Mrs.
Dover,
who
came
to
the
district
in
1911
as
a
teacher
when
the
first
school
was
opened
at
Kitsugkalum,
gave
a
very
interesting
talk
on
school
work
at
fHnt
timf,
phn
n,.,i
i,.
'
.
?
ICLa"fu
",e
"sirici
grew
ana
witn
it,
th
,,.
,
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"
-
".
la"
,
ltet.a
lotf
contention
tZL
meeting
which
was
to
decide1
!the
location
of
the
new
school
the
vote
was
evenly
split
and
it
was
one
man's
casting
vote
which
decided
that
the
school
should
be
built
exactly
halfway
between
Terrace
and
Kit-sumkalum.
Mr.
Barr.
high
school
nrinci-
pal,
moved
that
Mrs.
Dover's
address
should
be
keot
in
th
files
as
belonging
to
the
history
of
the
district.
With
Miss
Annie
Lips
in
the
chair,
the
routine
business
of
the
meetins
was
nnieklv
rtis-tvivcH
of
A
donation
of
$25
to
the
School
Board
towards
the
installation
of
electric
lights
in
the
'elementary
school
was
moved
and
a
further
donation
of
$25
will
be
given
when
the
P.T.A.
funds
are
replenished.
Mrs.
McLeod
is
dressing
a
doll
which
she
will
donate
to
the
P.
T.A.
to
be
raffled
at
the
Easter
tea.
Mr.
Barr
undertook
to
make
all
inquiries
concerning
a
dental
clinic
which,
it
is
felt,
should
be
established
in
Terrace.
Mrs.
Gavan
was
instructed
t0
the
DePartme"t
of
Health
concerning
iodine
and
calcium
pills
for
the
school
chil-
At
the
close
of
the
meeting,
refreshments
were
served
and
the
usual
Founders'
Day
silver
collection
was
taken.
INDIA'S
AIR
FORCE
The
Royal
Indian
Air
Force
has
a
peacetime
strength
of
10
squadrons
of
which
the
personnel,
except
for
a
few
technical
instructors
is
entirely
Indian.
The
Irisn
lad
and
Yiddish
boy
were
ensaged
in
verbal
com-
bnt"
Finally
subject
came
down
t0
thoir
respective
church-
es.
"I
guess
I
know
that
Father
Harrity
knows
more
than
your
Pnhhi."
the
little
Irish
boy
insisted.
'
"Sure
he
does;
vy
not?"
replied
the
Jewish
boy.
"You
tell
him
everytink."
(if
J
J"-'i.f
Business
and
Professional
VANCOUVER
CP
Johnny
Samis,
Vancouver's
Dominion
singles
titlist,
retained
the
British
Columbia
open
singles
badminton
crown
Saturday
by
defeating
I
Daryl
Thompson
of
Vancouver
15-6,
15-8.
Mrs.
Clare
Lovett
of
Vancouver
,
won
the
ladies'
open
singles
by
defeating
Mrs.
Jean
Bard-s!ey
11
-St
il-8.
WIN
FOlt
KETCHIKAN
i
!
i
Continued
from
Page
4
for
the
losers,
also
with
13
points.
This
was
a
regular
,
league
fixture
and
still
leaves
I
Bo-Me-Hi
in
undisputed
leadership
of
the
Intermediate
League.
Stone's
of
the
Junior
League
won
the
curtain-raiser
by
taking
the
Gyro
lad.s
18
to
12.
Le-sieur
I
was
high
man
for
the
win-
ners
with
fi
and
Slater
for
Gyros
wlth
6
points.
Individual
scoring.
Ketchikan
Christensen
10,'
LudwiSsen
.
Erickson
1.
Bol-;
duc
4,
Phillips
8.
Mills
12,
Mark
uson
6;
total,
55.
'
Prince
Rupert
Lavigne
3,
Hartwig
8,
laten
9,
Fitch
4,
Dom-lnato-7,
Lindsay
1,
Morgan
3,
Forman
8;
total,
43.
Bo-Me-Hi
Shier
13,
Scherk
1J
bPrlnS
2,
Olson
6,
Davidson
8.
Carlson,
Boulter
1.
Port
Edward
T.
Venn
4.
A.
Vickers
2,
A.
Gurney
13,
S.
Harris,
i
C.
Barton,
A.
Stewart
2,
J.
Woods
3,
H.
Gurney,
C.
Alexcee,
j
J-
Daniels
1.
Stone's
Chnstoff
2,
Lesieur
6,
Dumas
2,
Sharon,
Wesch,
Walsh,
McChesney
C,
Carlson
2,
Holt.
Gyro
Marshall
2,
Sather
4,
MucAra,
Hartwig,
Slater
6,
Young,
MacFarlane,
Toderas,
Hills.
'
tcs
and
TpjiiiisjL
OfNUINE
A5PIIN
.
.
R
ft
a
this
,
t
www
LOVIN'S
BLl'E
818
330
2nd
Ave.
(Next
to
CFPRi
CREDIT
TERMS
Prompt
Mail
Order
Service
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By
Chic
Younv
MR.
HALLIWELL
LAID
AT
REST
Final
Tributes
Paid
to
Respected
Terrace
Resident
I
TERRACE
Funeral
services
I0"
the
late
Henry
Halliwell
of
Terrace
were
conducted
In
St
Matthew's
Church,
Terraee,
on
Thursday
afternoon
with
Rt.
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
D.D.,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
officiating.
There
was
a
large
and
sympathetic
1
congregation
,h,.
ition
i
in
in
iK.
the
the
church
church.
.v,..
v,
They
had
come
to
pay
their
last
'
.espects
to
the
departed
and
to
expre.
sympathy
with
the
be-
reaved.
Beautiful
spring
flowers
covered
the
casket,
and
filled
the
aisle.
The
Bishop,
in
a
thoughtfully
expressed
address,
paid
tribute
to
the
many
qualities
of
Mr.'
Halliwell,
sayini?
that
he
was
always
ready
to
take
his
part
in
the
life
of
the
community
and
in
the
work
of
the
church.
The
i
forming
of
the
municipality
or
Terrace
had
been
one
of
his
chief
interests
and
he
was
the
first
municipal
clerk.
He
laid
down
the
burden
of
his
days
at
a
time
when
he
was
still
ready
lor
other
work
but
his
spirit
was
stronger
than
his
physical
life.
The
loss
of
his
life
partner,
Mrs.
Halliwell,
a
lew
short
months
previously
had
been
a
sad
blow
from
which
he
had
not
re.-covered.
The
hymns
sung
by
the
con-,
Kre".aUon
were
"I
Heard
the
Voice
of
Jesus
Say'
and
"When
on
My
Day
of
Life
the
NiKht
is
Kiliinn"
with
Mrs.
C.
J.
Nor-
rinfjton
as
organist
Chief
mourners
were
T.
Halliwell,
Mrs.
Allan
Rutherford
and
Mrs.
Cecilia
de
Kergommeaux,
son
and
dauihters
of
Mr
tlilli
grandchildren,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Norman
McNabb.
George
'
'
r:h:,rKP
nn,i
n,,
t.JL
.
meaux.
Interment
was
in
the
family
plot
ui
Kalum
cemetery
with
Harry
King,
Alf
Attree,
Elwood
Brooks.
W.
Donald,
James
Smiui
and
Sam
Kirkaldy
acting
as
pallbearers.
GOSPEL
MISSION
VISITS
KITKATIA
KJTKATLA
A
gospel
mission
party
from
New
Metlakatla,
Al-
aska,
which
visited
this
Porcher
Island
village
recently
received
a
warm
welcome.
The
group's
itinerary
also
included
Port
Simpson.
Metlakatla
and
Hart-
ley
Bay.
Heading
the
party
of
25
were
Peter
Fawcett.
chairman
of
the
Board
of
Elders
of
Duncan
Mem
orial
Church.
David
A.
Johnson,
president
of
the
Church
Workers
and
Charley
A.
Ryan,
church
secretary.
Services
at
Kitkatla
continued
for
two
days
;md
were
preceded
by
a
banqiieJ
in
the
community
hall,
sponsored
by
the
senior
ladies
of
tiie
Kitkatla
congregation.
A
second
banquet
was
.sponsored
by
the
Church
Army.
At
both
functions,
the
efforts
of
the
gospel
group
in
visiting
the
village
were
lauded
by
speakers
who
rejoiced
at
th
display
of
brotherhood
between
the
Canadian
and
Alaskan
bands.
PACIFIC
REPAIR
We
Service
ELECTRIC
MOTORS
(RAMOPIIONES
i
Electric
and
Spring)
etc.
32(i
2nd
Ave.
West
Red
3(i7
On
the
Hunis-tead
Circuit!
ItiHillillllMlll"
HEADPIXNERS
POLL
IHCI1
,
(Continued
irom
Page
4)
THISTLES
D.
Owens
130
82
48
J.
Davidson
113
119
130
W.
Davidson
120
97
123
BUI
Davidson
193
181
116
Dave
Owens
146
206
196
Low
Score
153
122
165
Handicap
153
153
153
Totals
1008
960
931
MIDGETS
P.
Roberts
113
169
109
J.
Wrathall
118
175
198
M.
Smith
130
113
91
R.
Smith
105
142
170
A.
Wrathall
198
304
141
D.
Wick
158
169
156
Handicap
101
101
101
Totals
923
1173
966
PUSHOVERS
R.
Johnson
121
86
103
J.
Warren
214
iho
219
J.
Graham
165
197
180
E.
Smith
234
166
187
B.
Smith
116
127
142
R.
Sparks
230
182
319
Classified
-
-
and
EiiRaifement
FOR
KENT
'
FOR
RENT
Warm
comfortable
room,
reasonable.
800
Fraser
Street.
(39)
I
FOR
RENT
Three
room
cot-
tage,
partly
furnished.
Phone
Green
626.
uf
FOR
RENT
Storage
or
work-1
shon
snflce
floumtnum
nnrl
fue..
1
nished
housekeeping
rooms.
-
Phone
rnone
Black
bulk
G
oia.
18
mil
FOR
RENT
2
room
furnished
apartment.
801
Borden
Street
(33)
WORK
WANTED
I
MIDDLE-aged
woman
will
look'
alter
children
evenings.
Phonf
Gren
588.
(tf)
WANfKD
WANTED
Pair
of
ladles'
skates.
I
size
6.
Phone
Blue
699.
ttf)
WANTED
House,
5
or
6
rooms,
i
'
wi-mk
)
,,,
(34i
i
WANTED
Trolling
boat,
about!
30
feet
long.
Phone
Red
607.
j
(371
j
WANTED
To
rent
unfurnished
house,
modern
conveniences,
1
for
immediate
occupancv.
Or
i
buy
for
cash.
Send
particulars
to
Box
310
Daily
News.
(35)
;
WANTED
Property
at
Terrace
suitable
for
chicken
farming,;
must
have
liveable
house.
Write
particulars
to
Box
311
:
Dally
News.
35
WANTED
Platform
scales
that
will
weigh
up
to
250
pounds.
Good
condition,
accurate.
State
size
of
platform
and
price.
W.
B.
Crane,
Port
Clements,
B.C.
(33)
HELP
WANTED
HELP
WANTED
Part
time
jan
I
tress
for
cleaning
resti
Zt.
ZTrtf
Airport.
Contact
C.P.A.
Office,
3rd
Avenue.
(38)
HELP
WANTED
Applications
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon,
Friday,
February
20,
for
position
of
Superintendent
and
Caretaker
ol
the
Pioneers'
Homfc.
Po-1
sition
suitable
for
man
and!
wife
to
take
complete
charge
of
Home.
Separate
living
quarters,
heat,
light
and
food
provided,
together
with
salary
of
$130.00
per
month.
Please
give
full
details
as
to
qualifications
and
previous
experience.
II.
D.
Thain,
City
Clerk.
(34
1
LOST
A
Nil
IOUND
LOST
Wallett.
Indian
head
de
sign,
an.
paper
monev.
Will
nMnSrMDila.sef5.'rn
wallet
inl
Daily
News
office
(35)
FOUND
Three
keys
on
ring
near
Borden
Street
School.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
the
Dally
News
and
paying
for
this
advertisement,
(tf)
FOUND
Black
wallet
outside
Royal
Hotel,
Tuesday.
Owner
may
have
same
by
identifying
and
paying
for
this
advertise
-
1
ment
(tf)
ROOM
AND
BOARD
ROOM
AND
BOARD
$43
each
double;
$48
single.
Sleeping
rooms
for
rent.
Table
meals
Mrs.
Lawley,
622
Fraser
Street
(tf)
ARCHERS
Send
for
your
treat-.
ise
and
price
list
on
newest
j
line
Canadian-made
archery
i
I
tackle
featuring
Folberth-type
laminated
bow
amazing
cast
and
durability.
Modern
Commodity
Sales,
Cobble
Hill,
B.C.
METAL
WORE
PLUMBINO
Installations
and
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Furnaces,
tanks,
eavestroughing
and
stack
work.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
629
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
Sam
Kirkaldy
was
a
passen-'
ger
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Tues-
!
(lays
tram,
returning
to
Terrace
on
Wednesday.
Mr.
O.
T.
Sundal
travelled
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday
to
see
Mrs.
O.
T.
Sundal
who
is
reported
to
be
progressing
nicely
j
at
the
Prince
Ruoert
General
Hospital.
j
Clarence
Michiel
paid
a
brief
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
last
week.
Mrs.
J.
Alan
Rutherford
of
Prince
Rupert
arrived
in
Terrace
on
Wednesday's
train
and
was
the
guest
of
her
sister,
Mrs.
C.
R.
de
Kergommeaux.
She
returned
to
the
coast
on
Saturday's
train.
The
United
Church
Guild
meeting
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Fisher
on
Friday
afternoon
with
Mrs.
Gavun
in
tiie
chair.
Plans
went
forward
for
the
Valentine
sale
and
tea
to
be
held
next
Saturday
afternoon
for
which
the
ladies
are
making
a
ciuilt
to
be
sold.
The
president
announced
that
there
were
enough
contributions
to
fill
three
or
four
food
parcels
which
fiM
CHECKED
m
m
H
-or
Mone
flack
'.m.lMi.,,,.
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.
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"
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D.
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Not
ice
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h.-n
iv
i
ivi
n
UkiI
nil
fM-rK.iiiK
li.tviiif,
claims
ituiiiust
the
rvUti'
f
Jain-
Itiv.s.
I
i
I'asi
fl.
lat'
of
Hums
Uikr.
Ilriush
CuluniDia.
who
fiKii
on
the
aisi
nay
ot
Murrh.
1H47
I
arc
hereby
rciiiril
on
or
Ix
forc
tin-I
1st
clay
of
March.
1!HH
to
deliver
or
w-ml
by
prepaid
letier
full
partiru-
j
lans
01
their
claims
duly
vertlied
In
Jthf
iindfrsieiirrt
at
Hox
fl58
Prince
j
;
Unpen,
n
C
as
solicitors
for
thfj
i
Kcutiir,
ol
ft,
i'
sum
estate.
I
I
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
I
la.t
mentlonrtl
time
tiie
Attorney
of
the
Executors
uumcd
in
the
Will.
I
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Teetel
Harvey
will
proceed
to
distribute
the
asset
of
the
dereawd
iitmom;
the
persons
entitled
thereto
i
huvlni;
rerirri
only
to
the
rlanns
of
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which
he
shall
then
have
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notice
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this
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for
the
Executors,
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Itupert.
M.
37
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ME
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OUR
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CLEARING
,
ROCK
WORK
TRUCKS
For
Hire
PHONE
32
or
RED
511
SIXTH
STREET
LONDIE
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Bellingham
81,
Seattle
74.
Portland
62,
Vancouver
59.
Sunday
Portland
73,
Vancouver
61.
Tacoma
58,
Seattle
54.
Handicap
27
37
37
Totals
ni7
955
1187
HEADPINNERS
Z.
Hedley
139
141
119
A.
Leamy
219
176
210
M-
Leamy
156
142
132
g.
w'thers
214
266
190
V.
Wrathall
167
180
128
J.
Comadina
258
281
267
TrtiaA?.,-iwi.o
1153
1186
104R
KILOWATTS
R.
Rudderham
.
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181
229
238
North
273
187
116
K.
Paul
195
141
128
I.
Dumas
.....
218
171
223
N.
Dougherty
....
119
183
112
L.
Vanetta
184
157
184
Handicap
51
51
51
Totals
1201
1119
1052
Advertising
-
Announcements,
3.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Simmons
4ft.
steel
bed,
complete,
as
new.
Sun
lamn.
electric
1nn
ripsk
Irtmn
and
man's
rubberized
raincoat
size
40.
1104
8th
Ave.
E.
(34
1
FOR
SALE
Four
sacks
of
coal
witn
neater,
cheap.
Dress,
size
14.
Apply
650
7th
Ave.
East
(35i
FOR
SALE
5
room
house,
full
basement.
1723
6th
East,
Phone
Blue
336.
(38i
FOR
SALE
General
store
in
in
terior.
with
Post
Office.
Building
Includes
store,
apartment
and
ri.inep
hall
nnrl
nvpr
Ann
acre
of
land.
Full
particulars
from
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
Box
550.
(tfi
FOR
SALE
Piano,
chairs,
wash
stands,
wash
bowls
and
jugs,
beds,
blankets.
Apply
Terrace
Hotel,
Terrace.
(34
FOR
SALE
Breakfast
suite.
chairs,
carpet,
lamps,
tools.
1019
9th
Ave.
East.
(34i
..
.
.
-
;FOR
D
SALE
New
and
T.
Used
Fur-
niture.
Hardware
and
Office
Furniture,
etc.
New
articles
Gurneys
Kitchen
Ranges,
Bookcases,
Chests
ot
Drawers,
House
Desks,
Dinner
Sets,
British
India
Rugs,
Electric
Double
Hot
Plates,
Cooking
Utensils,
Hardware,
etc.
Slightly
used
articles
Chesterfield
Beds,
Radios,
Typewriter,
Clothes.
Logging
Boots,
Rubber.
Coats.
Other
useful
articles
at
reasonable
prices.
Have
you
any
good
furniture
for
sale?
See
us,
it
will
pay
you.
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO.,
Black
324.
FOR
SALE
Simplex
Engines
Hi
to
31
H.P.
air
cooled;
30
to
185
H.P.
Marine
Straight
or
Reduction
Drive;
also
Stationary-Industrial.
Northern
B.C.
Agents.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS.
(t
SALE-
Sees-wiTl
be
received
by
the
undersigned
until
12:00
o'clock
noon
February
20,
1948,
marked
"Tender
I.O.D.E.
Hall"
for
the
land
and
premises
at
5th
Avenue
East
near
McBride
Street,
Lots
19
and
20,
Block
2,
Section
6,
known
as
I.O.D.E.
Hail.
Premises
may
be
Inspected
by
arrangement
with
Mrs
W.
li
Weiss,'
101
5th
Avenue
East
i
Phone
Green
Dab)
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Brown
Si
Harvey,
Box
658,
Prince
Rupert.
(44)
FOR
SALE
Fully
equipped
31-ft.
trolling
boat,
has
20
East-hope
engine,
excellent
condition.
Phone
Green
894
or
cull
324
8th
Ave.
West.
(30)
FOR
SALE
Five
room
house,
17
lots
en
bloc
at
Port
Clem
ents.
Water
frontage.
What
offer?
1228
Park
Ave.
Blue
'
773.
(37)
FOR
SALE
1941
Ford
DeLuxe
sedan.
Phone
7G,
or
Black
417
after
5.
(35)
MACHINfcKl
rOK
SALE
to
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
"manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
(tf;
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IF
YOU
HAVE
an
Alcoholic
problem,
contact
Alcoholics
Anonymous,
Box
276
Daily
News.
(tf)
CANCEL
Comuplsory
Unemployment
Insurance.
Self
-invested
$50
minimum
for
semi-skilled
wages.
Inquire
Fav
B.
Gam-blin.
heating
specialist.
Station
B.
Phone
Green
471.
Prince
Rupert.
(33)
THE
MIDDLE
EAST
The
Middle
East
is
a
vast
region
of
2,700,046
square
.miles
with
a
population
of
more
than
65,000,000.
WIRING
SERVICING
REPAIRS
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
Box
1321
Phone
04
1
GKORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accointant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled.
Besner
Block
Phone
387
ASTORIA'S
.
LIGHT
DELIVERY
&
MESSENGER
Prompt
Service
Baggage
Freight
Express
Phone
Blue
269
322
Sixth
St.
Night
Calls
Green
882
P.
N.
Kllboru
W.
Peterson
BERT'S
TRANSFER
AND
MESSENGER
Lumber
Coal
Wood
-
-
-
Baggage
Freight
-
Express
Phone
B'.'ie
810
Night
Calls
Oreen
977
Prince
Rupert
GEORGE
McWHINNEY
PAINTING
AND
PAPER
HANGING
P.O.
Box
1426
147
4th
East
Phone
Black
489
JOHN
MOSTAD
CARPENTER
AND
CABINET
MAKER
PHONE
RED
752
PRINCE
RUPERT
ROTTLE
COLLECTOR
and
MESSENGER
PHONE
GREEN
955
Agent
for
Pacific
Bottle
B.C.
Ltd.
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
ERIC
SPEERS.
Mgr.
13G1
Overlook
Specializing
In
Marine
and
General
Sheet
Metal
Work
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Boat
Tanks
Stacks
Furnaces
Gutter,
Work.
253
East
First
Avenue
Phone
Black
884
DON'T
DELAY
-
PHONE
TODAY
PILL'S
MESSENGER
SERVICE
Phone
Oreen
055
Day
and
Night
Service
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REPAIRS
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Box
774
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Ave
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112
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