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Supply
Power
pritrrr
Rupert
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LtD.
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Thursday,
March
11,
1943
I
Better
English
Auto
STRANGE
LITTLE
.ANIMALS
FROM
SYRIA
ARRIVE
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
Logical!
Smithers
Airport
The
British
Columbia
Power
Commission
will
provide
electricity
t
o
the
Federal
Department
of
Transport
for
operation
of
the
airport
at
Lake
Kathlyn
and
the
beam
station
An
Independent
daily
npwspnpv
dfvoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Eupcrt
and
all
communities
comr"
f
northern
and
cen'ral
British
Columbia.
(Authorized,
ag
second
v,.jss
Mail.
Post,
Oltice
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
very
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prinr"!
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Arenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
KWTEn,.'fwntflng
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
O.
CANJflTTV
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
a
.
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t
.
.
.
An
oiii
car
im
tii'ucr
than
noiK'.
lint
having
no
car
is
better
than
having
one
un-safo
on
the
roal.
We
are
P(tiilIol
ami
staffed
to
check
your
car
iniint
lv
tKiint.
anil
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
Carrier.
pemeeW
15c:
Per
Month.
65c:
Per
Year.
7.00:
EEK
.
'equipment
near
Smithers.
In
,
addition
to
this,
the
commis
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year.
14.00.
iJe
BV
I
(brown
on
the
upper
portions
I
with
the
lower
part
while,
j
It
is
claimed
that
a
female,
j
after
she
has
reached
the
age
of
8
to
10
weeks
.will
produce
a
litter
of
up
to
16
young
every
9
'to
11
weeks.
The
animals
are
;
inoffensive,
making
it
possible
to
keep
them
in
the
house.
Feeding
is
not
much
of
a
chore
as
a
j
tablespoon
of
table
scraps
an;l
seeds
is
sufficient
for
them
each
day.
Tiiey
don't
object
to
beinT
to
make
m
ercury
repairs
rcliabh-
4
ft
.
I
Drive
in
i...
"
N,it,J
sion
has
taken
over
the
dlstrr-butlon
of
power
lines
between
Smithers
and
the
airport.
The
diesel
plants
are
not
included.
They
are
being
dismantled
for
use
somewhere
else.
(
B.V
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
I
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
'Don't
feel
badly
about
it."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"intermezzo?"
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled
?
Embezzlement,
crescent,
pagent.
4.
What
does
the
word
"inculcate"
mean?
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
with
fe
that
means
"capable
of
being
done?"
,
Answers
1.
Bay,
"Don't
feel
bad
about
it."
2.
Pronounce
in-ter-med-zo,
second
e
as
in
medal,
o
as
in
no,
accent
third
syllable.
3.
Pageant.
4.
To
teach
and
impress
by
frequent
repetition
or
admonitions;
to
urge
on
the
mind.
"Christ
inculcates
on
his
followers
humility."
5.
NATIVE
INFANT
PASSES
AWAY
Vernon
Ryan,
infant
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hrnry
Ryan,
oi
Metlakatla,
died
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Tuesday
night.
The
child
was
four
months
old.
FOR
YOUR
A
mother
hamster
and
her
litter
of
12
were
dug
from
an
eight-foot
burrow
near
Aleppo,
Syria,
in
1930.
The
tiny
animals
were
domesticated
and
found
to
be
ideal
for
pets
and
laboratory
animals.
Descendants
of
the
litter
were
introduced
to
North
America
in
1938
and
now,
10
years
later
the
Syrian
Golden
Hamsters
have
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert.
In
two
boxes
measuring
about
a
foot
square
by
six
inches
deep,
six
of
these
little
animals
arrived
by
express
Monday
night.
Mr.
T.
N.
Rowe,
who
is
organizing
the
Shawatlans
Mink
Ranch
on
Eleventh
Avenue,
received
two
females
and
a
male.
His
son
Bobby
acquired
a
female
and
Douglas
Faterson
now
has
a
pair.
The
boys
intend
to
raise
the
hamsters
as
pets
but
Mr.
Rowe
has
other
plans.
He
thinks
their
fur
may
have
some
value
and
he
intends
to
experiment
with
them
as
a
source
of
fresh
meat
for
his
mink.
An
adult
hamster
is
about
5
inches
long
and
weighs
from
4
to
5i
ounces.
They
have
only
a
stub
for
a
tail
and,
while
it
is
claimed
they
look
like
a
mlnn-ture
bear,
their
features
apjcar
to
have
more
resemblance
to
a
bush
rat.
Their
coat
is
a
golden
Ct
Ditriol't-
n
Tragedy
Of
Masaryk
SUICIDE
OR
NO
SUICIDE,
the
third
storey
plunge
of
Jan
Masaryk,
foreign
minister
and
son
of
the
founder
of
the
free
repuhlic
of
Czechoslovakia,
to
death
on
a
flag-stoned
street
of
Prague,
is
a
tragic
incident
significant
of
the
unhappy
situation
within
the
nation
since
the
anchluss
of
aggressively
expansive
Soviet
Russia.
The
name
of
Masaryk
these
many
years
has
been
synonymous
with
democracy
in
central
Europe
and
the
unfortunate
death
of
its
scion
is
a
blow
that
grieves
the
already
perplexed
freedom-loving
world.
If
Masaryk
was
a
suicide,
it
must
be
that
the
situation
within
Czechoslovakia
is
a
very
hopeless
one
to
cause
such
a
rash
act.
If
he
was
coerced
or
murdered,
it
bespeaks
an
equally
desperate
situation.
Whatever
happened,
there
seems
no
question
v
that
there
was
the
aspect
of
martyrdom
to
the
cause
of
democracy
in
the
tragedy
of
Masaryk.
yu
i
uuiun
o
uaiiuC
ji
BALLERINA
AND
BUYS
ad
WHYS
by
handled
and,
if
they
get
loose,
they
are
not
destructive
and
would
quickly
die
or
be
killed
by
cats
or
dogs
if
they
remained
outside.
A
hamster
can
be
taught
simple
tricks
such
as
answering
a
bell
and,
if
a
ladder
or
tread-wheel
i.i
put
in
their
cages,
they
will
spend
hours
exercising
on
the
apparatus.
The
hamsters
that
arrived
in
the
city
Monday
came
from
Duncan
on
Vancouver
Island
Whether
these
tiny
foreigners
will
make
a
hit
with
the
pet
lovers
of
Prince
Rupert
remains
to
be
seen
but
it
Is
a
safe
bet
that
the
boys
who
have
this
novel
attraction
are
going
to
be
very
popular
with
their
chums
for
the
next
few
works.
You
saw
it
in
trie
Daily
News!
mm
i
!
ajjiiMwa
MONTR
FI.,
March
llth-Now
ihttt
War
Fav.
mu
(.'.
mltcilx
are
liiniiinnic
innnili
liy
iwuilh,
joil'l!
Ie
iil.nl
lo
kbtiw
tl.tri
a
a
niilo
w:iy
to
fii-ii
Kunr.1
lnn
lliry
come
ilue.
l
ie
lontnl
tin
iihiIvhI
him
at"
tunc,
trouble
arid
minif
y
I
All
I
ilnl
n
put
HIV
(Vrtificalf
id
mi'rkf
iilif
111
DRAPED
SKIRTS
IN
CREPE
AND
ALPINE
NIGHT
DRESSES
and
SLIPS
IN
OUT
filZKS
JI
ST
WHAT
TIIK
I.AItt.Ht
V(HU
III.
UN
VM
I.
I
nit
Elaborate
SHEER
BLOUSES
lace
Trimmed-Sizes
from
12
to
20.
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LADIES'
RIBBED
VESTS
ANNETTE
mansl
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Innl
uit
,
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lie
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il
rn-hnl
ami
aU'irtl
to
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my
account.
Tlui
wrwee
ro-u
very
linte
.
.
.
ami
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it
tvn
me
llie
el-ore
of
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month,
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one
to
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",
n.i
llifn
c.iKnr
or
ilciio-ilitm
the
lipie
fur
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of
all
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,
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tp
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to
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money,
mice
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my
11
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account!
N'hv
lint
vi-it
your
tic:in
-t
II
of
M
lit
irii
ii
tomorrow
.
.
.
vonll
finl
lli'v'll
lie
!nl
lo
liaiellt
Hie
rr-l
nij
tinti
of
your
:ir
Saving
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rtific
ilc
for
you
I
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Agrri
arc
fun
lo
nlcr1iin
,
,
.
full
of
The
Daily
News
Boys
:m,
iiflnir,
it:iliiy
ami
much
enlliuiarn
for
rooil
food
lite
llii
iheinioiK
Idiri'a
)V.o.
CaU,
in;,..:
wild
KUvlKS
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DEVIL'S
lOOD
f'AKK
I
.ui.arei
Hkfti
tin-
,
l-in.
biking
toda
eAceWueu
i
Juk-ouu
lj
t-nn.
tall
WALK
UPSTAIKS
IN
STONE
;(
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4
tt.nv,
micar
2-3
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bulter
or
other
3-3
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Down
ke
F'nur
$
t-piK.
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lJ.k
1
ctip
sufar
J-3
nip
onr
ui
Ik
or
buttf-rmilk
1
.
(5)
Ormes
Dr.;
DANNY
BILL
PROMINENT
IN
SPORTS,
HE
IS
OLDEST
RUPKKT-RORN
CARRIER
Danny
Bill
has
the
distinction
of
having
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
longer
than
any
other
Daily
News
delivery
boy.
He
was
born
here
15
years
ago
and
has
resided
in
the
city
ever
since.
A
Grade
10
student
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
this
year,
Danny
ta'Kes
an
active
art
in
the
Sports
Club.
Basketball
is
his
Horttr
Combine
ciiucolate,
4
th
pif
nnar,
wntcr;
cnok
thick
and
mooth,
filmnr
enn-'.jativ.
Cool.
Add
vamPi.
ift
f:ir
orsce
mtn-uie.
add
luk.iK
poller
rod,
nail;
ant
thrra
tune.
rm
b.uter
tiwrnuih
jr.
.ld
-in
jr
i'jilua)i;
cream
until
iiiftit.
Add
enf,
eji
and
coi
iiiwnuie
m.kiuta
and
uu-tid.
Add
flour.
artiit!
nh
nn'k.
in
nnul
k
,iu.ini:
teut
ninih
afier
eich
rtdui.ii.
Ii-rn
nil
tv.a
a
o.r.(
h
tr
autii.
Huke
in
Tnnderai
evtn
dK.
I'.
I
almvd
iai
lmnu.es.
Kill
and
fro.-t
1
desirt-d.
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
CONGRATULATIONS
OF
THE
MOST
imposing
additions
to
the
ONE
business
places
of
the
city
is
being
opened
this
afternoon
in
the
new
garage
and
service
station
of
Lindsay
Motors
Ltd.
on
Second
Avenue
at
First
Street
and
a
word1
of
congratulation
and
commendation
in
this
place
might
not
be
amiss.
It
is
appropriate
that
there
should
be
expression
of
appreciation
of
the
enterprise
and
confidence
'
of
the
builders.
It
is
particularly
gratifying
that
they
should
lie
pioneer
people
who,
not
satisfied
w
ith
merely
carrying
on
in
the
sound
and
substantial
way
that
has
characterized
the
concern
since
Jack
Lindsay,
sr.,
brought
his
first
team
of
horses
here
near
forty
years
ago,
should
have
given
this
manifestation
of
their
confidence
in
the
future
of-the
automotive
business
in
particular
and
the
community
and
district
in
general.
:
.
It
is
interesting
to
note
that
this
is
the
second
substantial
new
business
building
that
has
been
formally
optmed
in
Prince
Rupert
in
recent
days,
the
other
being
the
Saanich
Plumbing
&
Heating
Co.
structure
on
McBride
Street
at
Fourth
Avenue.
Best
wishes
are
due
these
people
and,
like
the
rest
of
their
friends,
the
Daily
News
is
happy
to
join
in
the
felicitations
and
bespeak
for
them
every
success
in
'their
undertakings.
Laoiima
of
Nt
t.at
,ft
Stackinfi
in
il
STOKE
HOURS
WKFK-DAYS
9
AM
TC
i
RUN
DAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
11
NOOK
TO!
7
V
M
TO
S
I"
M
UC'P
1
MirlliPfru
in
!
greatest
interest
in
the
field
of
j
ii
r
i
t
u
i
nruin'
recreation.
He
plays
in
the
Jn-i
nior
League
as
a
member
of
5j
Taxi.
I
nwr-
O
WWlll.Jlrilll
j
Oik
KmciiM'ticv
b.if
,'ium
7
p
m
'.J
and
S-r.'-i
Dully
enr
delivery
service
Irum
8
a
m.
tiil
J
p.m.
The
activities
of
the
Sea
Cadets,
of
which
he
is
a
memb?r,
absorbs
part
of
Danny's
spare
time.
Through
his
membership
in
th?
Civic
Centre
he
finds
,
Writ..
"No
4
Jj
more
tMiirn
rough,
AjhV-W
If
rid
li'imr
mil
AV,;
Y
I
rrad
nlxiut
-
jlm
l'tctimi
llnnd
,
(nam
in
jmif
ciunin
and
liied
ii!
Winn
iIi-Ij
or
lb
mi
klv
wa
Ii
are
ilone
...
I
nm
i!y
c
ii
ii
ii:
v
I
:ind
uli
I'm
inm
.m
l
in
an
iii
thin,
ihi
v
m
j-ntiaiih
and
wloii
r;
J'ai
'mill"
i
ti
n
l:ind
cream
pnl'irrc.)
by
more
'women
ihau
an
titlr
I.
Mid
(t'iirf
in
the
Boild
.
.
.
i
ii
i
ron'lafiily
!
(Im
lor
and
nuf-l
who
:i-U
Ih'ir
hnd
lliiiiy
or
forty
limn
a
day.
Ho
why
riot
try
it
for
yonrtlf
imply
wri
lo
me
-ILiiiiam
llicnl
I
III
Cir-
ci
nt
st.,
Moniiml.
I'.O.
(or
your
PHONE
81
,
'
&
In
lilou-e
lor
I
I
ami'
II
err
'a
y
j
1
'
how!
live
'
tin
rn
lo
fn
h-
'
iotK
l.'iltl.
fa
vourite
i-!i;ue
with
All-falru-TiB-hx
I
m!-i
and
Dvi.
.
.
but
lir-t
ttittc
to
me
llorb.iri
Hunt,
Mil
(
n
.nit
Si.,
Monin
il,
I'll
lor
vour
fn-c
jiri-4:.ee
of
'1
ini'ic
'o!nr
1,'iniovfr!
Ahno-t
like
macic
ihe
fiy
it
riinoM
ol.l.
ill.
ib
color
fioin
f
brii
ul
iill
kiml
pu
p.ini
thfin
f..r
t!ic
Ih
li'ht
tit
w
colois
of
Ail-liibiic
iimrx
Tint
and
lve!
A
k
for
All-t.,bric
T1NT1
al
your
favor
ii
n
iltun.
ilrfmri
mini
or
riniiy
note
.
.
.
n
the
mo
t
MOIolliir.il
Wav
i
know
ul
UliliK
f
r
l
i
i
i
lo
your
liome
and
jour
r.iidiiibt
!
;
plenty
of
opportunity
for
rec
"COME
ALL
Vr
reation.
Danny
came
to
the
Daily
News
four
years
ago
and,
except
for
the
summer
holidays,
when
he
takes
a
full-time
job,
he
has
ban
on
his
route.
His
area
includes
Fust,
Second
and
Thir.l
Avenue
bounded
by
Seventh
Street
and
Lindsay's
comer.
ST.
PATRICK'S
DA)
n
tnu-iilf
oi
I'ACtjl
IN!
Kewspakcbov
RECORDS
0
3:
Htre'i
a
De'iciaul
Dith
In
mak
ynu
f
rn
I
not
in.
n
Iv
linniHIed
but
ilil.iiitily
triumphant
whin
you
fcrve
it.
to
your
itclittliiMl
family
.
.
.
ll'iui
On
n-ll.il.'d
llcana,
mriilv
auciuli
nt,
and
fMitinsrly
fl.ivouf'd
ailh
rich
tomato
aauca
,
.
.
tlun
rooked
"n
ra-
ecrole"
'til
Ihiy're
buhlilinii
I
Jlema
Ihjrja
ate
fe
favourite
food
in
my
lilcn
n
alay
wi
Inline
alwav
fl:ivoiir,'it)
and
o
kind
to
mv
budget,
tool
asitfS!
For.
i'l-t
think!
they
mve
nteal
Ktve
tune
eve
imuble!
Thai
'
vl
y
I
iif.-c
von
to
a
le
your
grocer
tomonow
(or
III.
INK
0
1
N
1;KIJ
DEAN'S
.
,
.
terve
theinjn
lots
of
Is-ty
waya!
"Twa
Only
An
Iriahnian'
Krwin"
How
Are
Hums
In
.Imii
Mr'
My
Wild
Irish
ltnf"
"I
II
Take
Vou
llonir,
Ralltl"
"Mi
Namar
's
Hand"
"Hear
Did
Doncil"
"(i.ilaway
lUy"
"My
fiirl's
An
lri-.li
irt"
AIJBO
ALBUMS
OF
"Shamrock
Midoilirs"
Harm
Ym
a
Kom
Im
Yaw
Hmm
That'
Hsuntta
.
.
.
Iianntrd
ly
-T-?lf
WAR
ASSETS
5
To
Merchants
-
the
dale
cnl'ir
,
of
raljb:ige
and
mrali
long,
aim-e
cnbn"...
l
MV,
I
its
tint
'eathert
and,
mar
liiincK.s
iunu
sid.iJ.
or
a
room
Dial
fiicaka
up
to
III
ll.C
n',
'
He
rtnnk-
by
Dennis
Day
and
Bun:
Cm-ny
DON'T
OHOET
ST.
PATRICKS
DAY""
film
c:in.iii!
'Ihat'd
the
tip
I
got
fiom
a
ftimd
whoe
pay
htile
rd
a
riuar
hi
re
McRAE
BROS.
LIMl
THRU
RUPERT
TO
ALASKA
BARGES
EQUIPPED
with
rails
will
run
between
JuneauKetchikan
and
Prince
Rupert.
Goods
to
and
from
Alaska
will
move
between
here
and
the
east
in
sealed
cars,
all
this
to
come
within
forty
days.
So
it
is
reported
although
it
would
appear
that
are
some
important
local
arrangements
yet
to
be
completed.
A
great
natural
advantage
will
sooner
or
later,
make
itself
felt,
despite
hades
and
a
freshet.
One
can't
keep
a
good
port
down.
Business
will
be
done
this
way
and
time
and
money
saved.
The
short
cut
always
wins.
Prince
Rujert
has
been
preaching
it
for
half
a
life
time.'
It
must
be
admitted,
though,
that
the
first
years
are
the
hardest.
Prince
Rupert
may
be
Seattle's
"bad
dream"
although
we
do
not
wish
Seattle
any
bad
luck
and
think
there
is
plenty
of
room
and'
business
for
us
both
and
maybe
we'd
be
willing
to
throw
in
a
good
wish
for
Vancouver
as
well.
It
really
looks
as
if
the
Alaskans
and
the
business
people
of
the
United
States
are
getting
down
to
business
as
far
as
utilizing
this
port
and
its
strategic
advantage
is
concerned.
Even
our
good
friend
Phil
Briggs
may
come
back
too.
The
new
traffic
may
not
at
first
seem
a
complete
blessing
but
it
is
a
sign
of
recognition
if
not
progress.
;
'
vc-1
en
lav!
"
?
Then
it'
time
to
imni-li
that
'haunt"
quickly
and
rmily
hy
u-?iue
apair,
the
nrr
room
ilrodorant
aiih
the
ilihvrlit-ful,
wood-y
fmnranrp.
It
a
like
macic!
oi
ju-t
pull
out
the
wick
and
oon
every
corner
of
your
room
it
phatantly
fre-h.
And
ju-t.
think!
Vspair
cnt
U-n
than
a
cent
each
lime
to
tt-e.
t-o
take
my
tip
and
ak
tumurrow
for
the
hi.
full-value,
tcn-oimca
bottle
of
VAPAIIt
nt
your
far-ourite
drug
or
department
nor.
toti'i-trr
haii
compielily
captured
my
Ik
art.
I
hrn
no
fue
or
mui
...
in
fad,
1
find.
Ilmnkl
til
lltoik
",
i.'iiianct
n'id
Ic-s
care
Ih
m
any
other
ict..
Thin
dt
ron-t.iiu
the
evict
iiuvtiiro
of
aelrct-td,
nouri-liiiiK
ei-eda
a
rnnniy
tired
I'l.l
S,
s
t-periiil
treat
cun-taniuiK
yra-t.
that.
keep
Du'kcy'a
t
ii
in
tutif
d
up
and
Im
aonu
tin
a
Imppy
note.
Your
canary
di
n't
a
balanced
diet
.
.
.
and,
Ju-t,
li
b
n
lo
him
ung
for
it
on
iiimk'n
lbrd
Slid.
Kor
Prompt
Service
Call
nrnrrr
Tniurrm
O
I
btKI
i
IKAnjrCK
a
ki
MESSENGER
SERVICE
)
1
;
Combined
With
The
War
1,1
mun'a
heart
ia
through
his
atomoih
.
.
.
but
in
thee1
days
of
high
price?
thi
can
t
carried
further
llirough
ibe
etomarli,
throiigli
Ilia
i,
:.rt,
lo
the
pnckcibook
!
And
And
you
you
can
can
plcaae
please
all
all
Prime
Rupert
IloUle
('olUr
lhn
tvh
n
yon
plan
meat
to
include
di
lii
ioii
f!
-mA
N'H
CfiltV
STARCII!
H-1fCJ,
r,
ii
...
ii
....
t
.
...
-vie7
rl
li
lic
made
with
MI'.VSON
30J
3rd
Ave.
West
I)i-lieri
like
Ihi
Stivrlly
Mcnl
(Witt
Phone:
lllue
M
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P","lt
Cii.e
(,'u
l
2
egg-)
l.rmtm
or
Orange
filling
.
.
.
'ftU
II
For
your
fee
copy,
'
i
M
M
I
Xm
J
from
llcnMin'a
iti
cipe
Sheet
II
II
f).
f).
timplv
write
to
me,
llnrliara
.
o
Hrrnt,
Mil
t.'relcent
RUPERT
MARINE
0
HCI.K
LOT
SAI.K
Subject
to
prior
sale
or
withdrawal
War
Assets
Corporation
offers
for
sale
in
one
bulk
lot,
the
following
equipment:
I
nion
Melt
Welding
Heads
llobarl
Arc
Welder
Accessories
Stud
Welding
Tools
Welding
Heads
Flexible
Arc
Welding
Lle
trie
Cord
Welding
Panels
Battery
Acil
Solution
Welding
Shields
and
Helmets
The
above
Is
only
a
partial
list
of
new
and
used
items
available
in
this
lot.
Further
information
and
passes
to
inspect
this
material,
may
be
obtained
at
the
address
given
below:
LOCATION:-Warhou.se
No.
3d,
Sea
Island,
BO.
Address
all
enquiries
to:
BRANCH
SALES
OFFICE,
WAR
ASSETS
CORPORATION
ADMINISTRATION
BI.DO.,
SKA
ISLAND,
VAM'Ol'VER,
B.C.
TERMS
AND
CONDITIONS
Offers
to
purchase
merchandise
are
invited
subject
to
the
following
conditions:
IV
T,he
c?rP!'liVon
sla"
havp
r'Kht
accept
or
to
rclr-el
any
or
all
offers
In
whole
or
in
part.
"?A.If
fny
0,"'r
te
wptT.
sale
will
be
on
an
"as
Is
where
Is"
ha!
i
ta5L"OT,?f
"'.'2!
klml
"wpt
"
10
th'
Crown.
tl
e,
.o
w
"""J'
the
other
71
usual
Bales
condition
of
the
Corporation
c,
On
acceptance
of
offer.
Purchase
price
will
be
payable
K,
'
d
Purchaser
will
be
required
to
take
dellverr
of
merch.n
.old
til.,
Montreal,
i'.Q.
01
Can.
Mr
(J.
CXAt'SKN
&
S(,N
you
il
like
a
Qatafaf
a
friend
Ihaoiiier
day
about
the
kerret
of
her
uertaa
with
roffea,
1
got
an
ana
w
r
W
Take
UitlnRS
of
new
r,
aatar
Bonnet
and
on
excellent
A
CLASSIFIED
KD
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WILL
BRiNG
RESULTS
S2
ch4
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
wav
lo
fave
for
FISH'NC
1
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
it
in
la
e
it
t
down
on
food
TRY
I.UKt
Trv
1hi
.
.
buy
lesa
meal
RUPERT
MARINE
RE
OR
CH
8ALKS
aaLr.a
-
imp
ftiiii'H
.
.11
JuntWt
of
LlP-tf..
Watr,r-cJ
Bus
641
that's
a
limnehold
bityword
.
.
.
Cha-e
A
Sanborn
I
She
taid
alie'd
tried
"
batiiam
braada
"
to
'
gave"
a
riw
renia
but
didn't
know
the
true
value
of
Ill.Al,
coffee
'id
Chaae
A
Sanborn
came
inio
hrr
life.
Her
huaband,
ahe
my,
ih
firm
about
his
coffee
itisisia
on
the
deep-down
richoeaa
of
tlua
fine
brand.
m,
Chafe
A
Sanborn
,
ia
truly
eatirfyinc
always!
lit
HI".
M
coffee!
Tb.it'a
why
I
urge
you
to
ak
vnur
irroeer
tomorrow
for
('MASK
PANHOflN
'o'-l
l'.K
in
the
vaetmm-packcd
tin
or
Jhe
economical
paper
bag
I
L.A
Ladies!!
You
Must
See
Thee
pTNE
TOWELS,
FACE
CLOTHS,
TEArTOWELS
AND
CLOTHS,
TABLE
CLOTHS,
RUNNERS,
PLASTIC
TABLE
COVERS,
PILLOW
SLIPS,
APRONS.
and
f-iill
hnvo
mralu
H-
dclieioii-ly
"mealy"
M
ever
with
Mo,
for
Oso
m
the
goodncsa
and
flavour
of
prima
lean
bnf
in
cube
and
thud
form.
Serve
it
in
nny
numlxr
of
ilrltcioiH
ways
...
in
amips-
as
a
ravy
in
clewa.
Keep
it
in
a
hnmiy
fdiwa
on
your
kitchen
alielf
nt
it
often
to
add
flavour
excitement
to
meali
and
help
bal-arxe
your
Imdect
.
.
and,
re-inemlxr
0X0
hai
remained
elable
in
tyricst
SKRVH'E
FOR
THK
BKST
IN
AI'TOMOTIVK
Bee
Your
.,rt
GENERAL
MOTORS
fhr
Kuirk
0
Chevrolet
pontlae
Olflsmohile
Thw
Meklngt
of
the
lovelieot
Spring
Wrdrote
you've
i'r
had
are
waiting
for
ymi
in
your
favourite
fabric
centre
I
Thia
Kpring,
the
newa
ia
nyloa-by.lhe-yard
.
.
.
whimpering
nylon
lffela
sod
ewirling
cloud-like
ehrers!
C'boo.-
your
favourite
from
the
colourful
array
.
.
.
and,
n
rnemiier,
nylon
falric
of
finet
auaJitr
are
made
of
f'-l-,
nylon
varnl
Ituv
matehma
An
EPKt'lAi
W
tTOI
I
OH
11
HTIII
R
AWor
Nf
l.MI
VTH
17AR
ASSETS
CORPORATION
.
MACHINE
WORK
A
Shop
I
Terrace
Machine
nvlon
MWinr
thread,
theo
create,
at
home,
your
vtrv
own
ver.-ion
oi
P.O.
Box
1118
518
Third
West
(809)
RED
400
TERRAI'F.,
B
c
the
New
Look
for
Springl
And
for
red
wwing
help,
fiinply
wtil
lo
nie,
Harbara
Hienl,
Mil
Cr-eefit.
St.,
Montreal,
P.v.,
fur
your
fi
copj
of
"Hume
Utirihij
wUli
Kylon
fabrirt''l