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Bevel
CedarSiding
Prince
Uupttl
Da
tip
ram
Tuesday,
June
21,
1D49
POT
'Securitv
i
vn..i
Right'
Vote
c.CF.
june
27th
C"
Grade
-per
1000
f.s.m.
$7500
SLE
I
S
FOR
VOl
R
U
MBER
REQl
lREMENTs
LECTURES
IN
FIRST
AID
I
Lectures
and
practical
first
ai4
work
made
up
the
program
o?
the
weekly
meeting
of
St
John,
Ambulance
Brigade
at
the
week
ORANGE
GROUP
MAKE
NIGIITWEAR
FOR
CHILDREN
Past
Mistresses
Association
of
the
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Association
held
their
monthly
meetine
at
thp
hums
,.f
s,r
I
tt
carry
complete
stocks
of
finish
and
dlmensl(m
FLOORING,
SIDING,
SHINGLES,
LATH,
etc
end.
.,.v.
R.
Av.
E.
Eyolfson
vuiiauii
delivered
ueiiverea
the
uie
.w
-4.4,0.
j
Agnes
Murray,
convening
for
thp
it
,um.
.
.'
J.
T.
Beckett
left
today
by
air
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Douglas
FrizzeU
is
leaving
this
afternoon
for
a
brief
trip
to
Terrace
and
other
interior
points.
Legion
Ladies
Auxiliary
Tea
and
Home
Cooking,
Wednesday,
June
22nd
at
Mrs.
Chas.
Anderson's,
219
2nd
Ave-
.'
.
.
(144)
Visit
Brownwood's.
25
reduction
sale
today
and
save!
!
"
'
"'
(144)
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
si-t-i-uic
mmc
Liie
practical
worK
fir-ct
1
,
2
npfl"C.e
taslaUaUOT
was
directed
by
Mr.
Eyolfson
and
Spend
July
First
at
Terrace.
C.
N.
Recreation
Association
special
excursion
train
will
take
you.
(H)
A.
E.
Williamson
Iclt
by
air
yesterday
on
a
business
trip
to
the
Islands.
Harry
Blackburn
left
yesterday
by
air
to
return
to
Vancouver
after
spending
the
last
three
weeks
in
the
city
on
business.
Earl
Batt
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Coquitlam
Sunday
afternoon
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
C.CF.
Broadcast,
10:15
a.m
Wednesday.
Mrs.
H.
G.
Archibald.
(lt)
Miss
Peggy
Pullen
is
arriving
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
"EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
BUILDER"
t
'
-..
y
I
,
J.
C.
Graham.
New
officers
of
the
Association
I
-
are:
111
ATlf
UP
ADC
PHONE
116
t
j
Don't
KluoeM
blackheads
dissolve
thorn.
Got
two
ourteos
of
peroxino
powder
front
on
draff
atoro
and
apply
gently
with
wot.
hot
i.
'ltiey
dlssolvo
tvn
diaapBamr
by
thia
aafa
simplo
mothosL
v
Aiiri
ir
f
r
i
r
it
m
snwhi
mD(.
.voiului,
ivna,
r.
cmson.
Vice
-PresideVit,
Mrs.
Mary
Smith.
Secretary,
Mrs.
Charlotte
Smith.
Chaplain,
Mrs.
Hugh
Killin.
A
quantity
of
flannelette
cloth
was
received
from
the
Protestant
Children's
Home
at
New
Westminster
and
following
a
short
business
session,
the
mnwrc
,.w
.
o
r
i
'yuiucra
nan,
rraser
iicd
Advertising
is
payable
In
advance
PiPa
,1r,
.
.
Ifi,treet.
P-m.
Nomination
and
onint!.
Classifieds.
2r
no-
,
.ce-
,Plea?.e
refrain
from
election
of
nfnr.
rv..
GREET
EINSTEIN
DN
RTRTHFIAV
A
,.r
t-,
r.
.uiu
tomorrow
moraine
from
her
v
e
50c:
.
Birth
Notices
50c
Ca7ds
oCnSStS"
gCt
t0
attend
O
-
'
-
giuuj
ui
U.IT.
UIUIUICH,
Moving,
Packing:,
Crating:
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Established
1910.
j
.
Phones
60
and
68
uujses
warning
duties
at
Royal
recenuy
arrived
in
tne
U.S.,
greet
Dr.
Albert,
Einstein
at
his
Jubllpp
Jumiee
Hospital,
TTncrtitol
7r.n
I
Prinppl'nn
Princeton,
N.J.,
M
.T
Hrttvia
home
aa
fV
the
"father
niUnM
..i4-(
..:-.,
as
of
relativity"
celebrates
his
immediately
started
to
make
it
rmm
"tigm
nut
wuay
py
BIRTH
NOTICE
iit
.Mr.
,
.
a
r
on
a
business
trip
to
Van-
into
boys
nightwear.
When
finished,
they
will
be
sent
i
i
thp
I
M
II
If
!
couvcr.
LMAN-At
the
Prince
Ru-
'LOoT
Victoria,
to
spend
vacation
with
her
mother,
Mrs.
H.
F-
Pullen.
'
Mrs.
Tommy
Fraser
left
today
for
New
Hazelton
where
she
will
join
'
Mr.
Fraser
and
take
ud
Home.
r
r
All
Wnr
I-iniHfnH
utn
Dirtnaay.
un
ms
lap
is
Leonora
Aragonas,
five-
Second
from
left
is
a
cousin,
Elizabeth
Kerzek,
11,
who
tfas
meeting
him
or
the
first
time.
Seated
beside
the
professor
is
William
Rosen-wald,
national
chairman
of
the
Jewish
Appeal.
The
children
are
from
the
Reception
Shelter
of
the
United
Service
for
New
Americans
in
New
York;
.
K..uarp
in
.,;;t
'T":LBi!
?V
William
Osborne
ir
.
nf
TPr
uehter,
Shirley.
6
pounds,
An
apron,
made
and
dor
a
tort
...
linnet
vuluis.
iiicnx
,
.
'
by
Mrs.
V.
Menzies
was
rafiw
ounces.
10
mr,
ana
Mrs.
J.
.man
of
Port
Essington.
"uiuu
nnaer
"
""'
m
me
Please
i...w
phone
i
Green
800.
(it)
.
city
today.
He
arrived
hv
r
the
winner
being
Mrs.
Frank
El
residence
in
the
meantime
until
tnis
morning
and
,
will
return
FUNERAL
NOTICE
WANTED
lison.
moving
to
Terrace
where
thev
home
this
evening.
will
make
their
future
Derman-
!?S0N-In
the
city
Sun-
wtANTED-OdT7osoT"carpen-
i
Judge
W.
O-
Fulton
left
on
,u..v
nmies
"-"'
"u
uainunir
Hhimn
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
PICNIC
ENJOYED
DeLuxe
Delivery
Phone
383
Phone
,pson
of
1151
8th
Ave.
oiaclt
515
after
6
p.m
tua
Age
65
years,
eitzht
-
.
'
.
,
ent
home.
Miss
Rosemarie
Hartwig
is
arriving
in
the
city
on
the
Jackie
Viereck,
Barney
Kerrigan,
Genevieve
Powers,
Jimmy
Stein-berger,
Ralph
Olsen,
Molly
Sin1-mons,
Ernestine
Moorehouse,
ijimmy
Carlson,
Jimmy
Baldwin,
George
Henry,
Bert
Tip
iw.
Rev.
K.
A.
Wilson
WORK
WANTED
Married
onduct
services
at
Gren-I
woman
recently
of
Vancouver
last
evening's
tain
for
Smithers
to
conduct
a
session
of
County
Court.
.
"Staff
Sergeant
G.
A
Johnson
low.
i,iiapei
at
7:00
uesires
iuu
or
part
time
posl-
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
morn-
In
spite
of
showery
weather,
ing
from
her
nurses'
training
st.
Peter's
Sunday
School
and
.
.
.
Hllflnn
.4-
T-
I
T..l.i1
1
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
r
SPECIAL
Continental
Bed,
Full
Sue,
Restmore
flat
ribbon
spring,
full
size.
Ace
spring
fill
mattress,
full
size
$71.00
See
our
carpets
just
arrived
Phone
775
327
3rd
Avenue
r.n
.'.I.
b?
forwarded
by
,
receptionist,
also
some
selline
ton,
Russell
Morrison,
Bill
Mor
wunto
ai,
xwyai
juDiiee
nosmtai.
phkio
n.,oc-
r,,.;
u,
'
'
'
I
L.n.K
lor
ntormanf
i.-.
1
ana
LVninrj
pyruriiinna
ni
7
ANYTIME
ANYWHERE
;amily
plot.
Burns
Lake
cali
mornings
and
leave
mes-ery
B.
C.
Undertakers
sae-
Phone
Red
412.
(145)
Victoria,
to
spend
vacation
with
frtenT
1
Rnnie
Hemmons'
Mrs'
W'
paren
parent,
and
ana
Irlends-
held
neltl
their
their
,
'
Seymour
and
Mrs.
J.
McLeod.
her
parents
Mr
and
Mr
v
t
Hartwig
Wv
ew
Pf
?
rT?
?
Arrangements
were
in
charge
Eytcheson
&
Ponder)
of
the
provincial
police
returned
to
the
city
by
air
Monday
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
the
Islands.
R.
E.
Benson
returned
,
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
Phone
Blue
(144)
413.
tltl)
OF
THANKS
'""J
""
or
Mrs.
W.
B.
Skinner,
Miss
Jean
Miss
Rnlvplir
Mnrtr
arm
o.
Dortation
was
nrovided
bv
.
the
'
n
..
.
.
iers
of
'Job's
Daughters'
FOR
RENT
.
0
li4
ani.c
-
r
-
--
-j
omitn,
miss
uaisy
flraern,
Miss
in
the
city
the
Northern
'Cross,
skippered
on
Prince
Rupert
by
Dorothy
Smith,
Mrs.
F.
Baldwin
tomorrow
morning
from
her
Rev-
C.
A.
Lomas
and
David
1
maun
me
parents
rr
:
and
shrine
Club,
who
so
TF?1
accomodation-
Phone
Mrs.
H.
Thomas,
Archdeacon
E.
Hodson
and
Frank
Baldwin.
.'"
i"-"
w
iiiuKe
our
lit)
Jamboree"
such
c,,.
-
h
financially
anri
so-
kX.
RENT
nZ..
Sleeping
'.-'"tfi.
room
i
close
.
plane
from
Victoria
where
he
attended
the
Masonic
Grand
Lodge
convention.
C.C
F.
Broadcast,
Wednesday
12:10
noon.
H.
G.
Archibald.
Special
mention
mm!
T"ue
ureen
m.
(144)
Dlacecl
ic?d
ferSou
thp
rmi,nr,oc
F-5ne
sleepinrroom.
843
9th
AI
i
Ave.
West.
(144)
iswiai
ior
tnis
purpose,
'ere
thanlv
frt
ciin
nurses's
training
duties
at
Royal
Martin.
'
Jubilee
Hospital
in
Victoria
to
During
the
afternoon,
softball
spend
a
month's
vacation
with
was
played,
races
were
run
and
her
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
swimming
was
enjoyed
by
the
Mork,
Seventh
Avenue
East.
She
brave
ones..
Ice
cream,
cokes
will
be
accompanied
by
Jher
and
candy
were
served
during
friend,
Miss
Joan
Challoner
of
the
course
of
the
day.
Victoria,
who
is
also
a
student
Coming
first
and
second
in
nurse
at
Royal
Jubilee.
,
the
races
were:
Shirley
Thomas,
'
SS'e
eymour
Arne
Smith'
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Procter
'
L1yd
Hauser,
Karen
retnmPrt
t
t.h
nit.v
h,,
w
Crame,
HELP
WANTED
vwes?
......
fcw
XJIli
Furr
er.
ijino-
vfnt,
aruRS.
Rupert
Peonlps'
'
-
Harold
W.'.
Hamilton,
comptroller
nf
Hnmp
rn
rii.-trivtr,ro
Wallaces.
KtL,15
l:
pRi-D
graduate
Grant
and
-
f.huuuvv
nurses
iiuioia
"
"
-"
-
-
-
w
"Jiiiij
u.ui
j
"r.!.?
fEP.:rmanert
.r
l.em-
Ltd.,
and
Robert
Adair,
asslst-
rw-
1C,
Mrs.
il
r,
NBC.
Pnu-Pr
r
hardware,
Bulklev
Mar-
imi)S0n
Harriuiaro
;io
and
Electric,
Shear-
yesterdav
yesterday
afternoon
afternoon
from
from
Mas-,
Mas-
Lorraine
Ritchie,
Allan
Mellor,
Going
Fishing?
Minutest
ance
&
Hardy,
Variety
aser
&
Pavnp
Rrriu;n.
Tommy
Redhead,
Mary
Scott,
sett
where
he
spent
the
weekend,
addressing
the
graduation
alts
Si
Nicekerson
jjBeverly
Ann
Doxsee,
Bobby
For
a
holiday
fishing
trip,
plan
to
travel
McCafferv.
Van's
Fisheries..
Gordon
&
Norlh
Star
BotUinu
exercises
of
the
Massett
High!
jTJrk'acr'
Details1
of
nt
comptroller,
arrived
in
the
salary,
accomodations,
etc.,
city
on
the
Prince
George
Sun-
KSRoS?
oTnr-practical
?nyd
XfV.T
XT"
Nurses
and
nurses
aids
Salary
,
and
after
a
bricf
vis't
i
nere
on
runRinn
from
$100
00
to
$142.00
'
official
duties,
left
by
car
today
less
$30.00
per
month
lor
by
c-
A-
KelIett.
the
local
board
and
laundry,
rlct
manager.
They
will
return
Maids
needed
for
permanent
to
Vancouver
vancou"
bv
y
wa'v
way
01
of
Prlnrp
prince
positions
or
summer
relief.
Salaries
ranging
from
$81
00
to
Oee
and
the
Cariboo-$100.00
per
month
according!
to
experience
less
$30.00
pre-!
Armine
Boas,
provincal
sanl-hiundry
rn1,
b&rd
d,
returned
to
the
city
by
Apply
Medical
Superintendent!
alr
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
Prince
!
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Isl-
:iDseus
and
P.
Burns
School
and
speaking
at
Sunday
services
in
the
Anglican
Church
there.
Adams,
Paul
K.,
Judy
McLeod,
Blanche
Glrardet,
Barry
Kurd-ziel,
Gail
Gomez,
Carol
McLeod,
Jimmy
Russell,'
Billy
Seymour,
Lucy
Olsen,
Michael
Powers,
Bobby
Redhead,
Aina
Carlson,
Kind
donations.
FOR
SALR
"Forestall
a
Depression.'
the
quick,
easy
way.
hJiminate
long,
tiring
journeys
gain
more
time
to
spend
at
your
favorite
lake.
CALL
476
For
Information
on
Charter
or
Regular
Flights
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
Ltd.
Vote
C.CF.
June
27th.
enclosed
in
envelopes
i
"Offer
lor
Stoves''
received
by
the
Under-
up
to
Noon.
Monday,
1
1949.
for
any
or
all
spvpn
Arm,
TSin
is.t
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Advertisements
in
tnis
column
will
f
anges.
stored
at
the
,,,.,
r
t
litary
Hospital
Terrace
WANTED
Chamber
maid.
Ap-
Ir
r,rti,,.
'
X.c:
olv
Bavview
Hulpl
ma.
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
per
word
H.M.CS.
Haida
I.O.D.E.
Tea,
You
Saw
It
m
The
News!
m
M'vvuiai
uta.y
ue
,
-
I
'
lLu"
.
4'e
V.niCI
tn-
WANTEn-HmKnlrnonpr
t
llvoi
1
Scaled
tenders
will
be
received
up
until
noon
July
12th,
1949.
by
the
June
25.
f
I
MCl.nch
ur.
Prn.
.
ZZZ
'I'"
"!
FOR
SALE
I.Uirmary
Terrace.
rnone
"lue
?67'
U4a)
hest
or
anv
t.pnHr
ntt
nnvc
ur
a
mtth
Aitnwi.
u.
Catholic
Bazaar
October
5
and
6.
VrT3
cirp
c-;..
.
,
7
i-niei
forester,
Victoria,
for
the
construction
of
an
office
and
stores
I
building
at
Terrace,
B.
C.
Plans
and
specifications
may
be!
nhfatnul
?
.
V.
1
........
.
.
........
'
r'1
accepted-
,
desirinu
Dailv
:,ews
route
vv
.
uixutj
-oiiiKci
vscwini?
ma-.
chine
good
condition.
Phone'
St.
Peter's
W.
A.
Fall
Bazaar,
.'Vr
.
COMMISSION,
i
should
file
their
names
at
tne
jiu
Buildjngs,
Daily
News
Office.
at)
Terrace
and
Smithers,
the
District
NOV.
3
(Ui
HELP
WANTED
Young
man
ior
front
end
and
lubrication
Forester.
Prince
Rupert,
or
the
Chief
I
.
T
-ntri
,,1Tj
'
t
Porester.
Victoria,
on
a
deposit
of
Legfon
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
Nov-
5.00.
which
will
be
refunded
upon
I
ember
9.
'eturn
of
plans.,
etc.,
in
good
con-'
prpshvtor)a
m
n-orx
rreieraoiv
single.
Apply
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
(tf)
IE-Used
shingles,
sel-
tar
$1.00
per
bundle.!
(140)'
dltton
within
thirty
riavs
Blue
;!72.
.
.
(H9,
FOR
.
SALE194.
three-ton
long
wheel
base
Ford
truck,
$1500,
good
condition.
Terrace
Machine
Shop
and
Garage,
Terrace.
,
(149)
FOR
SALE
15-18
watt
amplifier
with
12"
speaker
complete
unit,
mounted
in
cabinet,
practically
new.
Sacrifice
for
quick
sale
$5000.
Phone
530.
Dave
Jones.
(145i
IIP,
T"l
Tl'
A
XTV,1Tn
v-i-.-I,
1
17.
I
xiE-ir
v
nn
i
cu
neiau
cierK
with
meat
experience.
Bulk-
i
New
and
npi
fnrn
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Tenders
must,
be
Riihmif.tpH
In
an
"
THE
Skeena
Construction
&
Cabinet
Co.
Builders
and
General
Contractors
FLOOR
SANDING
AND
CABINET
WORK
CONCRETE
WORK
AND
REMODELLING
Houses
built
under
the
N.II.A.
Plan-20
clown
payment-balance
in
easy
monthly
payments
over
a
period
of
15
to
20
years.
Free
Estimatecs
.
FOR
FURTHER
INFORMATION
PHoinE
BLACK
224
P.O.
BOX
1676
I.O.D.E.
Chapter's
Fall
Baz-
ley
Market.
(tf)
roofing
paper,
first
Daint
If.no'.n.
Hnb,
envelope
marked
"Tendef
for
the
aar,
NOV.
24.
-
.
v
-J
D'-'KS.
Pillld
hipui'lpu
Construction
of
Ranker
Station
REAL
ESTATE
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Fall
l'd
(Vnoiuritaro
'hot-'
Buildings
at
Tjerrace,"
(154)
Bazaar,
Nov.
26.
Saturday.
Jl'.nolcilin.
new
electric
for
rati?
rare,,
Vir,c
h-hv.
h
u'iislers
Ant
ele.c"l
Rod
revenue.
Fullv
furnished,
l'
new
rues,
beauti-
in,-ii.Hi.nT
nhim,
miAhim.
PIUS.
new
CUnS
and
nil
hm-nor
rmi
Whot
,ffnriI')
'
Black
276.
(145)
tverything
at
the
ices
gee
B.
C.
Black
324.
(tf)
PINEAPPLE
BANANA
DESSERT
1
pkfl.
Royal
Slrawbarry
Otlatin
1
cup
boiling
wator
1
cup
connod
plnoapplo
ulc
1
banana,
tllcid
'
Dissolve
Royal
in
hot
water.
Ad4
pineapple
iuic.
Chill.
When
sitghtlr
thickened,
fold
in
banana.
Turn
into
individual
molds.
Chill
unul
firm.
Unmold
and
serve
with
whipped
cream.
Serves
4.
FOR
SALE
8
room
house.
Call
in
aiter
5.
1142
Park
Ave.
Green
224.
(147)
-Good,
second
hand
'
winnows
nil
kips
'
you
like.
Phone
mo
RAI.E
Housp.
213S
Seal
.....
A
UIV
lit
Bnjoy
your
dog
Cove
Circle.
Call
Black
825
fj4
v;'
-32'
x
9'
combination
!
aiKl
t.rnllincr
hr;.
r
THESE
USED
CARS
U51)
FOR
SALE
4
room
Wartime
furnished
or
unfurnished.
Sae-
I'liwr
rnelnp
Komp'
ly
to
fish
RhiP
fiS9
I
rifice
for
cash.
Apply
1532
(til
2nd
Overlook.
(144)
move
i
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KNOWN
names
Wrtr,
n
Tf
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c-i
irim
onir.
vjne
acre
101,
ut:w
Drairir.-i.
'UJ,V11S-I
house,
water
and
lights,
wood
'
"I
v
'
I
iVtn'
.
shed,
chicken
house
and
big
I
i
iprs-
,eS-
Lltt
r
j
v.
Pford
BIOS.
Dnl-rlpn
Annlv
Rill
Prnss.
I
Nourish
Every
Inch
"nMa,tenl
Terrace.'
.
(147)
REASONABLE
PRICES
TERMS
TO
SUIT
1913
International
y
ton
Panel.
...
'
1946
Ford
H
Ton
Pickup.
.
.
t
"
1916
Ford,
158''
Wheelbase,
3-Ton,
Chassis
and
Cab.
,
""vt
viauiiiiciii
...
h
rmiPrAVP2S5.:-iFOR
SALE-
House.
5
rooms
,,
with
wine!
Strawberries
red,
ripe,
and
uicy
that's
what
this
grand
new
jelly
brings
to
'mind!
Serve
Royal
Gelatin
Desserts
plain,
mix
them
with
fruit,
top
them
with
cream,
make
theoi
into
fancier
desserts
...
their
sparkling
colors,
their
world
famous
flavors,
will
have
you
saying,
"I've
never
had
jelly
so
delicious
beforef
Try
them
ill
strawberry,
raspberry,
cherry,
orang
and
lemon.
and
batn-
2700.00.
furnisnea
klifi
fr,,Pt-
irie,.n
''J1,
'rucks.
Nelson
tnsnixm
tun
Ha
vs
rove
Ave.
Rlplr'i?;?t?ei
(148)
Feed
your
dog
GAINES
nour
v
''.
nice
rui
i-
f
1
'.Ka'
rumps;
Na-
rnp
RAr
p-
K
rnniri
h.insp
Phonp
ish
etiery
inch
I
That
means
health
fur
him
more
fun
for
bcrapers
and
n,
,nt,
:
;,,
t
i
ji
nth
natlnnn
All
utnpl
-
ui
i-t"
h,,i.t-
'f
Ave.
East.
(!
-".in,
iiauiuiiai
'Pens
an,t
.
,
....
uu
v(.niLYH5,
pmation
from
Na-Pthinery
Co.
Ltd.,
I.
B
C.
nr.
World
famous
v.
lit
i
1811
"ni
it.
a
for
flavor.
you
too
1
For
GAINES
is
hrnntl-
tested
dog
meal
biologically
proved
to
ba
nutritionally
complelt
for
every
breed.
You'll
save
money
I
GAINES
costs
lesi
to
feed
than
any
other
type
'
of
dog
food.
Il's
all'
food.
Some
other
types
contain
70
moisture.
Why
pay
for
water?
Buy
nourishment
1
Buy
GAINES
!
A
5
lb.
bag
makes
from
10
to
12
lbs.
of
ready-to-eat
food.
Easy
to
feed
Just
add
water
(soup,
milk
or
gravy).
For
variety
-try
GAINES
K.RUN-CIION,
which
is
GAINES
Meal
compressed
into
crunchy
bite-size
pellets.
$1200.00.
Can
be
,uwri
Motors
Ltd.
(tf)
5
h
n
ITifnni'tia
Y
rAUSCUSl
mutor,'
also
electric.
1
J
1
SIX
ROOM
wartime
with
large
range,
and
oil
heater
$2500.00.
FOUR
ROOM
wartime,
improved
foundation,
part
basement,
$1500.00
down.
FOUR
ROOM
house
on
Ambrose
Ave.
cement
foundation,
excellent
condition.
$1,200.00
down.
FOUR
BEDROOM
family
home
5th
Ave.
East,
hot
water
heat,
double
garage.
Full
price
$5000.00-
FOUR
ROOM
house
on
11th
Ave.
A
house
you
would
en.loy
living
in,
available
furnished
or
unfurnished
with
terms.
For
information
or
insnectlon
call
Robert
E.
Montador
Ltd.
(tf)
fcord
player-
Call
H.
Reil
41
1
(147
1
1CI"
-Washing
machine.
ame
fur
$25.00.
Box
(145)
h
,T.
kudu
Kucnt-n
i1
tllnine
rnnin
KiiiUv
,
butteri
9
Daily
News.
A
Representative
Warehouse
Stock
to
Save
You
Time
and
Money
from:
'
T
;
Goodyear
Tire
&
Rubber
Co.
Ltd.
,
1
'
'
General
Dry
Battery
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.
'
:
Canadian
Westinghouse
Co.
Ltd.
(Lamp
Division)
-
Imperial
Wiping
Rag
Co.
Ltd.
.
.
'
G.
H.
Wood
&
Co.
Ltd
Dustbane
Co.
of
B.C.
Ltd.
;
and
others
at
."
;
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i
PRINCE
RUPER1
SUPPLY
HOUSE
WHOLESALE
DISTRIBUTOR
713
Second
Avenue
Phone
633
P,
O.
Box
772
,s.
kce
(148)
in
"S
it
et
lver-
1941
Sn.J
1
and
ins
,m'
mot,
tor,
2
new
tires.
.
...-in
I
lie-
W(
FOR
ALL
YOUR
;
PRINTING
REQUIREMENTS
i
REGAL
PRINTERS!
PHONE
24
i
'
222
Second
Ave.
Box
423
;
a
to
METAL
WOrtS
"est.
(154)
Babv
mineral
Complete
Meal
for
ALL
Dogs
'on.
Ph?",a
'
PLUMBING
Installations
ahd
Rennirs.
SHEET
MET
A
It
WORK.
Tar
and
Gravel
Roofing.
Letoumeau
&
Sons,
620
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
(1461
WHEREVER
DOG
FOODS
ARE
SOLD
-
a
...
i
25
lb.
BAGS
2
lb.
5
lb.
AND
lay
ed
B'tlrollmK
boat-?t
a
reasnnahiP
A
Product
of
Gsnsrni
Foods
l'v
'n
nth
East.
0-188
(155)
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
to'a,