IRITIS
siDPsmnAw
Frinc
Rupert
Daily
Newt
Monday,
February
20,
1UM)
Bella
Coola
Choir
Elects
Even
for
double
the
price
you
can't
buv
anything
better
than
Aquascutum
mm
j
BE
RELIEVED!
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mill
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1
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in
Mil
and
Mrs.-.
Henry
McKay.
The
oirieers
of
the
choir
are:
Honorary
President
Charles
Mood.
President-
David
Campbell.
Advi;er
Henry
McKay,
terr.laiy-
Mrs.
Mary
Hall.
Treasurer
Mrs.
Margaret
Hunt.
Choirmaster
Gordon
Held.
First
Leader
Adam
Dixon.
Second
Leader
Henry
McK.iy
Organist
Jars.
Esther
Carpenter
and
Mrs.
Mary
Hall.
BELLA
BELLA-Bella
Bella
onueu
Cliurch
Choir
an
active
I
musical
aggregation,
has
clcct-,ed
officers
for
the
year
as
follows,
the
annual
meetim;
being
followed
by
a
social
period
j
dunng
which
refreshments
wre
served
by
Mrs.
Philip
Windsor
Gay
Flower
Beds
Replace
Outmoded
Landscape
Style
Pure
Wool
Navy
Blue'
Gabardine
with
Raglan
Sleeves
and
full
belt
.
.
.
Pure
Wool
Fawn
Gabar
dine
with
Raglan
Sleeves
and
Balmacan
Collar
.
.
.
Pure
Wool
Gabardine;
Trench
Goat,
F
a
w
n
Shade
with
set
in
Sleeves
Square
Shoulder
and
full
Belt....
'
Fine
Mercerized
Poplin
with
Balmacan
Collar
and
Raglan
Sleeves
.
.
J526.50
6
$49.50
All
by
Aquascutum
Irtisinp
la
payaoie
in
advance.
Please
refrain
fruu
riassiliocb,
2C
per
wuro
per
insertion,
minimum
i.rth
Notices
ouc,
uarus
oi
i
nanus,
Death
Notices,
Marrlase
ana
engagement
Announcement:
$2.
,1'LUAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
fig
'
iMOKIAM
j
FOR
SALE
-
McClary-Charm
X.
t
'
affection-
i
f.?aL"(Lw?wd
in
Mtchen
range
9
f
C...nlr
Uiee
01
ri.iiiR
very
good
condition.
Phono
Blue
504.
4q
v-'
.
-irrl
II
assed
awav
live
J
Makers
of
Fine
Raincoats
.
'
-
1
X
r
1
r
Mother,
you
is
when
you
way
to
use
nnd
brings
has
a
bad
cold
Just
put
a
boiling
water
child
breathe
Medicated
told-congested
FO
FAST
with
every
RELIEF
for
continued
lav.
February
20,
for
SALE-Kutr.
Oreen
with
nnrl
Children
1
,s
V
C0,IK?r
7
H
x
9
ft.
fn
lie
and
Lnuurtn.
"
ivd
tw
years,
half
price
1022
2nd
West
n.
T
97n
V..
'
1
u.m.
"jiomciai.
came
north
from
Van-
II'
THANKS
V
w
THANKS
...
,
,.
f
n
fOR
SALE
Wartime
room
nouse.
itzi
qui
Hj.
(42i
ress
our
sincere
i
-
Ml
v
II
-T"
,nrcil
For
Distress
of
niv
friends
for
FOR
SALE
Home
on
Ninth
Avn
J
X
I
m
ft.
I
m
U
HVLIKFi
I
HiMtliv.
kindness
West.
Five
rooms
ahd
utllitv
room.
Hot
water
healed:.
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co
..
(44)
B.C.
ITRNITntE
CO
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used'
Furniture
and
Hardware
at
lowest
possible
prices:
Slightly
used
Slniter
sewing
machines,
new
electric
heaters,
press
irons
and
toasters,
unnafnted
chests
of
drawers,
sleeping
baes.
loKninK
boots,
floor
covering
and
other
useful
household
artlcels.
See
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
know
how
effective
Vicks
VapoRub
rub
it
on.
Now
.
.
.
here's
a
special
VapoRub
that
mothers
everywhere
'
almost
instant
relief
if
their
child
or
congested
bronchial
tube3.
spoonful
of
VapoRub
in
a
bowl
of
or
a
vaporizer.
Then
.
.
.
let
vour
in
the
soothing
VapoRub
in
Steam.
vapors
instantly
penetrate
duD
into
Un-'FOOR
SALE
Kermath
Sea
Pup
water-cooled
marine
enRines,
5
and
10
h
p.
hiim
speed.
Re-
bronchial
tubes
to
bring
relief
relief
wl
t,
"uutuuii
Rears.
the
child
sleeps,
rub
on
i
n.afwbl.t
ii'.'u.ioiiuuiv
l
mlccd-
Cuw
Bi.ljl
uoui,
wonts.
00
FOR
SALE-38
Ford
2-ton
Truck
Phone
Black
037.
43
1
FOR
SALE
1349.
Meteor
4-door
'
8.000
miles,
us
new.
Ford"
radio,
heater,
directional
and
back-uu
lights,
licensed
and
Insured
for
1950.
Cash
or
u'r'-1-
Phone
Green
241
or
call
Apt.
1
Aidinc
Aots
(43)
m.
FOR
0.rr,
SALf:
Completp
welding
blacksmith
and
machine
shop.
Going
concern.
Excellent
loca-
goIUVBfr
BoT1;
Dailv
News.
(53)'
'
-
'
PERSONAL
J
no
most
remarkable
discov-
ttZrUtiu
drugs
or
chemicals
Lor-Beer
verBC9
U,'a,mll'
Vaiit-ou-j
.
'
.
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
CAPITOLS
Klovn
Service
&
Heuaira.
G.
D.
Ronson.
Black
"uti-
48t,
'.
.
.
,
t.
'
Headquarters
for
:
'
-
-
Z
VY,NTER
SPORTS
EQUIPMENT
;
Skis
and
Ski
Equipment
!'
-
C.C.M.
Matched
Ice
Skate
Outfits
Campbell
Badminton
Racquets
and
Shuttlecocks
'
"
'
Sleighs
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Elkin.s.
Who
were
married
recently
in
the
city,
the
bride
having
been
the
former
Mrs.
Diana
Blair,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Coqultlam
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
brief
honeymoon
trip
to
Vancouver.
They
are
on
their
way
to
Terree
where
they
will
nuke
their
home.
Are
Back
In
Africa
Major
and
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Yur-gensen,
formerly
in
charge
of
Salvation
Army
work
in
Prince
Rupert,
have
reached
South
Africa
after
forty-one
days
of
travelling
on
a
Greek
freighter
from
Montreal,
according
to
word'
received
from
t.h
friends.
They
have
now
taken
j"up
their
permanent
appointment
I
at
Capetown
and
are
very
hap-!
py.
they
write,
to
be
back
in
"the
uum
01
tneir
calling."
It
was
from
there
they
had
come
to
Canada
to
spend
a
few
years.
The
Yurgensen's
spent
Christ-man
aboard
ship
and
when
they
reached
Port.
Riinhpth
their
i
first
port
of
call,
it
was'
90
in
uie
snaae
ana
all
went
swimming.
Holiness
meetings
were
held
there
and
at
Capetown.
Then
they
proceeded
by
train
to
Johannesburg
where
'
thev
remained
for
a
month.
Major
Y:ir-gensen
accompanying
Commis-dnncr
and
Mrs.
Fhb
on
a
tour
of
Zululand
while
Mrs
.Yurgenen
took
charge
of
a
boys
hostel
while
regular
officers
were
on
vacation.
LETTERBOX
RIIHtTEOrs
STATEMENT
Editor
Daily
News:
We
note
some
of
the
references
In
your
paper
whereby
it
would
appear
that
no
matter
what
occurs
in
the
cily
at
the
present
it
isblamed
on
the
power
short-I
age.
!
We
would
suggest
that
you
investigate
your
statements
more
fully
before
making
assertions
which
are
only
hearsay.
j
In
respect
to
an
item
re
'
"Power
Bills
are
watched"
not
one
of
the
company's
employees
gave
the
ridiculous
explanation
as
recorded.
All
customers
bills
are
given
due
and
proper
consideration
where
such
is
justified.
I
T.
B.
BLACK,
!
General
Manager,
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co..
Ltd.
School
Dales
For
This
Year
Holidays
and
.special
events
are
always
a
mutter
of
general
interest
about
which
inquiries
are
being
continually
made,
particularly
so
as
affecting
schools,
teachers
and
students.
For
the
information
of
the
public,
School
Inspector
Joseph
Chell
has
compiled
a
calendar
of
such
holidays
and
events.
Here
it
is:
April
7
Good
Friday
(school
holiday.
April
10
to
14
Easter
vacation.
April
17
Schools
re-open
after
Easter
vacation.
May
24
Victoria
Day
(school
holiday).
June
1G
Provincial
Normal
Schools
-close.
June
19
-
Senior
Matriculation
and
University
Entrance
Examinations
begin.
June
28
Last
day
of
school
for
the
term.
July
3
Provincial
Summer
School
for
teachers
opens.
Aug.
4
Provincial
Summer
School
for
teachers
closes.
Aug.
21
Senior
Matriculation
and
University
Entrance
Supplemental
Examinations
begin.
Sept.
4
Labor
Day
(school
holiday).
Sept.
5
Schools
reopen
for
the
school
year
1950-51
.
Sept.
11
Provincial
Norma'
Schools
reopen.
Oct.
Thanksgiving
Day.
(School
holiday,
date
lixed
by
Proclamation.
Nov.
Remembrance
Day.
(School
holiday,
date
fixed
by
Proclamation.)
Dec.
19
Schools
close
for
Christmas
vacation.
NOW
AVAILABLE
t
LOOK
Hil
Tiiii
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEl!
Pmt4tf0
V
Suvrl
,
n
"
a
trl1'
10
Va-fh2
a
Pnneer
aboard
he
r
Coqultlam
m
iast
evening
returning
to
the
Naas
River
vil-
tonunittce
meeting
Wed,
Feb.
22,8
p.m.
Civic
Centre.
(43,
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods-John.
Coultlam
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
brief
trip
to
Ocean
Falls
and
Namu
on
official
provincial
police
duties.
Three
Act
Comedy
"Proles-sors
Preferred."
at
Catholic
Hall
Mon.
and
Tues.;
Feb.
20
and
21
at
7:30
p.m.
Admission
50c.
(42)
Mr
and
Mrs,.
W.
L.
Woods
and
family
relumed
to
the
city
on
the
Coqultlam
yesterday
afternoon
I.
.
vancouvcr
where
Mrs.
Woods
mother
and
father
lost
their
lives
recently
in
an
autono
mic
acciaeni.
R.
E.
Waler,
production
manager
of
B.
C.
Packers,
and
Ross
nicnowon,
another
comnanv
couver
to
the
company's
big
iiiiii
ai
namu
on
the
Coqultlam
ai,
me
weeK-ena.
Jobs
Daughters'
Telephone
Bridge
during
the
week
of
Feb.
22
to
March
1.
Anyone
desirous
of
having
a
table
or
more
contact
Mr.
Dawes
or
L.
Mitchell.
tf
Some
improvement
is
reported
in
the
condition
of
Joseph
Oaron,
city
pioneer,
who
had
a
bad
turn
during
Saturday
n!;;ht
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
h
ewas
tnken
list
week.
He
Is
suffering
from
heart
trouble.
Announcements
Women
of
the
Moose
Novelty
SpnhlK
Xca
Arll
jo
ln
the
ncw
M
X)se
Temple.
United
Church
W.A.
Home
Cookln!?
Sale
Dom's.
Dept.
Store,
Saturday,
Feb.
25,
11.00
a.m.
4.00
"
p.m
'
Canadian
Legion
Card
Party,
March
1.
,
Card
tournament.
Catholic
Hall,
March
2.
c,'
.
,
.
.
.
,
51irne
Band
Concert,
Civic
March
3rd
at
8:15
p.m.
Tickets
from
members.
fil
m
",au"
OooUn,
and
White
Elephant
Sale,
Friday,
March
17.
Canadian
Legion
Easter
Sale
April
5th.
-
I
Queen
Marv
IODE
IUUK
Tei
Ua',
ApnI
A
hHMA
10-
I
Cathedrul
Sale
-April
13.
St.
Peters
Spring
Sale
April;
20.
Presbyterian
Spring
Sale
April
27.
Sonja
Tea
May
13.
I.Wh
RMimKV
f'T
RE:
fnificatn
of
Till
No.
32110-I
to
Ixt
One
(1),
Block
Thirty-
seven
1371.
Kppllrm
171
f!l-
tr
of
Prlneo
Buprrt.
Map
9ii
t
WHEHEAb
SBlisfiictorv
proijf
of!
loss
"f
th!
'wv
Certificate
of
Title!
!l!upd
In
the
nnmo
of
Ivl
Free-I
!.
has
been
filed
tu
this
office.!
1
1101
irp
ls
hereby
given
that
I
shnit1
"the
expiration
of
one
month
from
I
I
tne
d,,tP
of
th
,lrsl
publteatlon
here-!
of'
lssuc
"
rrovM"n"'
cvrtitiemn
of;
'TI,le
Unt
'
lu,li
,OHt
Certificate.
1
!
unless
In
the
mruullme
valid
objec-
o"
to
nw
in
wriiinn.
i
WA'reu
nt
the
i,anu
itegtstry
or-
I
rlce
''''ce
iiupert.
b.
c
this
leth
j
day
of
January.
1950,
A.
D.
I
Andrew
Thompson
Deputy
Ucglstrnr
of
TUle!1
(1
(Form
F.)
t'ertifu'utc
of
Improvements.
NUTK'K
I'lrnte
and
Inward
Mineral
Claims,
situate
In
the
Kkeeiia
Mlnlii!;
Ulv-Islon
of
Range
8.
Coast
District.
Where
iAicated:
Oil
Torchcr
Island
near
JSurf
Polut.
TAKE
NOTICE
that.
J.
A.
Ituth-erford.
FYee
Miner's
Certificate
No.
267a&P.
acting
as
asent
for
Prudential
Trust
Company.
Llmtted.
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
30-S23F,
Intends
sixty
days
from
the
date
hereof,
but
not
later
than
one
tear,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Hc-cordcr
for
Certificates
of
Improve-nipnts
f'r
the
purtxwc
of
obtaining
Crown
Clrants
of
tlie
above
claims.
And
further
take
notli-e
that
action,
uiulor
section
85.
of
the
"Mineral
Act"
must
be
commenced
before
the
Issuance
of
such
Certificates
of
Improvements.
nutcd
this
2Uth
day
of
January
1U50.
(H)
NOTM'1
Ksaminat.lous
for
the
position
of
Assistant
Forest
Ranger
will
be
held
at
the
lol
lowing
ccutrc.i
at
the
di'tes
nml
times
indicated.
I
Monduy.
February
!i7th
B:00
a.m.
Orcan
Falls.
Thurschiy,
March
I'ud
9:00
I1
Prlnec
Rupert.
I
Monduy.
March
6th
9:00
o.m
,
Terrace.
j
Wnlni'sduy.
March
Blh
9:00
a.m.'
Hums
I
akc.
I
Application
forms
and
full
par-:
ttrulura
may
be
obtained
from
ttw
VJistrii't
Forester
at
Prince
Ktipcrl
"r
the
Forest
Hunger's
office
at
ex-1
unilnatloii
centn'S.
Completed
application
forms
should
be
forwarded
to
the
District
Forester
by
February
,
asnd.
or
falling
this
must
be
pic-j
sented
to
tne
examiner
at
the
tiniaj
jf
the
examination.
Cundld'ites
must
bo
cltiwns
of
one
of
the
nations
of
the
British
,
Commonwealth,
and
must
have
re-
j
sided
In
British
Columbia
for
one
year.
The
candidate
must
be
phy-1
alcally
capuble
of
the
work.
Canuldates
musLW
zi
years
oi
as"-No
pxnmtnatlon
fee.
13
ehurged.
(H)
rr.
.inn,',
iir
l-DWARf
FRENCH
MAKIGOIOS
.J
I-CYNOGIOSSUM
(CHINESE
FORGET-ME-NOT.!
appear
'urge"'1"111
horUo,lti41
line
"Foundation
planting,"
long
considered
a
first
step
in
landscaping
American
homes,
is
being
rapidly
outmoded
by
the
disappearance
of
the
foundations
which
they
were
formerly
planted
to
conceal.
When
most
homes
stood
upon
a
belt
of
brick
or
stone,
out
of
harmony
with
the
Superstructure,
the
landscape
architects
advised
that
this
belt
be
hidden
by
green
plants,
to
"tie
the
house
to
the
ground."
Since
high
building
costs,
and
modern
heating
plants,
have
caused
basements
to
be
omitted
from
most
new
homes,
the
visible
foundation
line
has
disappeared,
and
the
houses
sit
close
to
the
surface
with
nothing
to
conceal.
In
front
of
modern
houses,
shrubs
and
evergreens
planted
in
the
older
fashion,
quickly
grow
so
tall
as
to
screen
the
house
from
view,
and
shut
oil
the
outlook
for
the
picture
windows.
Landscape
planting
about
a
house
should
be
a
decoration,
rarefni'v
planned
to
enhance
the
beauty
of
we
Duiiaing,
completing
an
attrac
tive
picture
as
it
is
viewed
from
the
street..
When
tall
trees
dwarf
thp
hiuic
and
over-large
shrubs
and
evergreens
hide
it,
and
prevent
the
uc-
rfllrr
ifSrifcx
u
C
IM
t
n
A
L
(sp)
FLUORESCENT
Experience
proves
that
office
do
more
and
better
work
.
illuminated
with
G-t
Lamps.
Yet
this
better
light
is
sive
to
operate.
For
further
tee
your
nearest
C-G-E
office.
;
.
;
.
:
F
.
n
.
ror
rne
Dest
in
Watch
floral
offeruiKS
bereavement,
in.
Wm.
Thomp-Tlitmioson.
Mrs.
la.
Mrs.
Dorothy
THANKS
Adicss
our
hcart-t
uunreciatlon
to
li
ls.
who
in
our
so
kind
and
is.
and
special
ii-re
S
Kerein
and
Prince
Rupert
!.
the
citv
am-
i-Birt.
B.C.
M
the
Rt.
Rev.
in.
and
Canon1
neii
iuii."uiiii!A
'Alio
sent
floral
ier
lovinc
hus-,itl
and
June,
Jo:in
and
Mar-r
Kr.ink
1K113-
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..Irs.
t.
h.
j
ones
I
and
Mrs.
H.
r
.
piorutliv
Sewell,
S
Maver.
Mr.
-k"T.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
p:
L.
Mcintosh.
r'.'irel
Lincoln.
;
Thninsin.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tin-Hall.
Mr.
and
i
and
family,
1
inert.
Mr.
ahd
itt
and
cirls,
A
Evans.
Mr.
'."r
and
family
T.nkl
laniilv.
Mr.
f'lller.
Mr.
and
lam.
Mr.
and
v
and
fa
mil
v,
J
Saunders,
G
Brv.mt,
Mr.
Muliiiier.
Mr.
'.'k.
Cant,
and
I'nilv.
Mr.
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mr.s.
Mr
and
Mrs.
B'ilak.
Gi-orne
iav.
iiiomas
S.ms.
Grand
low.
H
C.
xl.
Maisie
and
mil
Mi-s.
F.
A.
1
MVal
Order
of
1.
The
MiKi.se
'f
the
Moose
"
Theatre
As-ivmnnd.
I
JUNE
JONES
!
Dodge
4
1111
miles.
for;
Mtei.
E.
Zllt-!
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Place
or'
I.
(42ti
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lie
lircen
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NAMES
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Granules:
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Mixers:
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Rice
Port-
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Pumps:
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and1
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8n
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Housewives
Delight
,
It's
The
Hoatirtir
Sheet
Metal
work.
Phone-
543
or
call
HW.-Kixlh
Ave
West;
11
Lelourni'uu
and
Sons.
(tfij
Sl'I'l'ATION
WANTLIl
j
SITUATION'
WANTED
Woman
wishes
work
as
housekeeper
or
similar
position.
Box
No.
C54.
Dailv
New.
41
IIEIP
IIEIP
WANTED
WANTED
I
2E
flower
borders
make
small
house
cupants
from
seeing
out
of
the
windows,
the
planting
has
not
achieved
11a
purpose.
Onlv
low
ffmvaXrxa
nlanl,
,Iiai,M
be
planted
in
front
of
low
homes;
and
the
brightly
colored
annuals
of
dwarf
habit
are
becoming
popular
as
me
most
sunaoie
plants
for
this
purpose,
ineir
color
gives
a
welcome
touch,
and
thAV
Ipava
IHa
from
-windows
unobstructed.
Seed
may
be
started
early
in
seed-boxes
indoors,
and
grown
to
a
size
suit-
aoie
lor
transplanting
by
the
tune
the
soil
can
be
prepared.
There
are
many
varieties
which
will
grow
quickly
from
seed
sown
directly
in.
the
border
where
the
plants
are
to
grow,
and
they
will
bloom
until
freezing
weather
comes
in
the
fall.
Besides
providuig
a
decoration
for
the
house,
many
annuals
are
suitable
for
cultinc,
to
be
used
in
the
house.
.
Dwarf
single
and
double
French
marigolds,
as
shown
in
the
illustration,
come
in
tones
of
orange,
yellow
and
maroon,
with
several
two-
tone
'blends
of
these
colors.
Cyno-closstim.
or
Chinese
foi
-ffpt-inB-nnf
luscd
a;;
a
ribbon
planting
in
the
background,
blooms
freely
till
summer,
retaining
its
lovely
o'i
oior.
ing
in
hot
weather.
"
"
"
'
:
Repairs
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
3:30
A.M.
4.
Diahet
3IE1N
133
L.
NEW
MARGENE
SPREAD
IT
on
hot
toast
SERVE
IT
with
hot
vegetables
BAKE
with
it
You
will
like
the
NEW
MARGENE
breath.
Then
.
VVapoRui
1
t
McBridc
St.
Phone
31".
DC
Packers
Limited
n
inf
Who's
the
boss
I
IN
i
:
YOUR
:
CAR!
-
-
-
HELP
WANTED
-
Lesion
27
Club
Floor
steward,
must
be
cx
-
Ut'rleneed.
2.
Recentionist
-
bookkeeoer.
3.
Recentionist.
AoulV
stating
ace.
experience
and
s-alarv
ex
ore
ted
to
Legion
27
Club.
Box
C28.
Prince
Ru-
Ueit
'
(41l
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V
Sl'y-f
I
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mm
m
mm
mm
m.
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0.
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of
Canada
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worker
fc;
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1
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in
offices
f
I
I
'
BRAND
NEW
STOCK
at
SALE.
PRICES
i
Fluorescent
If
If
j
inexpen-
1
1
I
information
If
1
1
1
wan
i
hu
Young
man
of
high
school
education
to
become
front
end
man
in
modern
carace
In
nortliern
interior
town.
Steadv
Dasltion
and
(rood
watreit
to
a
uood
man.
Should
have
some
knowledge
of
mechanics.
Anulv
in
own
handwrltlnn
clvlns,
aualiri-c-.tlions
and
references.
ItepW
to
Box
0&5
Bailv
News.
(43
HELP
WWANTED
First
class
salesman
wanted
in
lii-Th
urado
men's
clothlntj
store.
Must
have
exnerlenee
in
tak-ina
me;i.surements
for
made-to-measure
clolhiiiK.
Phone
359.
tf
WANTED
WANTED-Reouire
rental
2-fon
himo
tmeks.
Aoplv
to
C.
S.
rorcman.
Columbia
cellulose
Co..
Watson
Island.
43
-
Reliable
Dart
time
taiiilor
aiid
irencnil
labor
man
Permanent
for
rutht
man.
Dailv
News.
tf
WANTED
One
room
or
small
suite,
furnished
or
oartlv
furnished.
Housekcenlns
facilities.
Preferably
centrally
located.
Box
653.
(44)
SPECIALS
!
For
One
Week
Only
JACKETS
Fishermen's
Kersey
Shirts,
rcg.
$7.25,
for
Tartan
Shirts,
up
to
$8.50,
for
$t.05
Humphrey
Red
&
Black
Cruiser
Jackets,
rcg
$13.95
...
$12.00
Multi-Coiored
Jackets,
reg.
$19.95,
for
$IU.05
Green
and
Black
Jackets,
reg.
$14.95,
for
ry
.
v
$12.03
Terry
Cloth
T
ShlrUs,
long
sleeves,
reg
$2.25,;
tor
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WANTED
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4..
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"av
,m
..II
oil
..
vpnie
u.
Phone
422
(22)
.
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:
1
Acme
Store
-
Clothing
-
;
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mm
m
WANTED
SEE
GEORGE
COOK.
JEWELLER
l5,,,
1H8
You'll
be
Satisfied
5:i7
3rd
Ave
Sernn
east,
brass.
batteries,
radiators.
Plione
&43.
call
613
Sixth
Wes
.
lobi
SCHOOLS
AND
COLLEGES
CIVIL
SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS
PREPARE
NOW
Tor
Winter
Examinations.
Write
M.
O.
C
School,
301
Endcrlou
Bld
Winnipeg.
Man.
(In
l'OU
HENT
FOR
RENT
Lame
room
for
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
!I!,')7
Chevrolet
:uoor
Sedan
1
10
and
hc.iter.!
I
SOIll-o
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.....
I
t1!
4,1.,
owned.
iAt
Don1
f'nar
Store
Hi
43
,
rell-buUt
5-
aniv
with'
11
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Two
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HlUvin
coorl
:iv
PiiL7"
'
I
eves.
Green
euuo
e
or
room
am
ooara
ii"
Do
you
drive
your
car
or
docs
your
car
drive
you?
Let
us
take
the
"winter
bugs"
out
and
,
give
you
complete
control
behind
the
wheel.
-
Rapid
service
low
cost.
Drive
up
today!
ouiet
yountf
man.
539
SixUi
W.
MOST
Ur-TO-DATE
OPEN
FttOM
3:30
P.M
to
We
Specialize
In
Chinese
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
FOR
RENTSulte
or
five
of-llces.
Modern
in
everv
res-ncct.
Available
March
1.
Phone
57.
G.
P.
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and
Co.
Ltd.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Electric
portable
sewhia
machines.
$5.00
a
month.
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einner
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