the
:rince
Ruper?
Dolly
Tvew
Wednesday,
June
28,
1950
Resolutions
To
Smithers
HMCS
Ontario
Coming
Here
King
Edward
Promotions
uie
port
tm.s
,.L
will
be
leavim.
.i(l
?
'
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham,
Aid.
j
to
attend
the
annual
convention
T.
B.
Black,
Aid.
H.
F.
Glassey
of
the
Central
British
Columbia
feu;
?
..,..
"'"'"'ili
fivc
and
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain
left
Municipal
Association
which
will
,
Natives
Here
Studying
Act
District
executive
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia
during
recent
days
has
been
studying
the
amendments
to
the
H.M.C.S.
.Ontario
of
the
Pac-
,
Jirlilh
and
"by
car
this
morning
for
Smithers
be
held
on
Thursday,
i
N
:
1
lis
AHilS
Financial
Matters
and
Federal
AM
to
be
Discussed
Daylight
Sating
Opposed
Navy
will
pay
a
visit
to
Prince
1
theatre
make
Promotion
from
King
Edivard
elementary
school
to
Bcoth
Memorial
High
effective
September,
Rupert
this
fall.
She
will
be
!
V
mm
to
Tm-A
,
Consideration
of
resolutions
to
ii
I
rari4
Kpnrnnihi.r
in
ti
ii
,
i
.
1950
are
announced
as
follows:
ibe
placed
before
the
Northern
Sonja
Hanson.
John
Howell,
J
British
Columbia'
municipalities
ing
to
word
received
at
K.VC.S.
Chatham.
Ontario,
a
lic.ht
cruiser,
will
be
Indian
Act
.which
were
de-j
fef
red
In
Parliament
last
week,
'
James
Hunter,
Edward
Pilfold,
.William
Birtch,
Gordon
Lugrln.
and
has
decided
that
some
of
f
,
them
are
not
very
satisfactory,
i
$
meeting
at
Smithers
tomorrow
resulted
in
the
following
being
approved,
by
the
local
council
Monday
night
for
presentation
at
the
meeting:
Amendment
of
the
Municipal
I
ft
J
Judith
Lloj'd,
Donald
MeLeod,
James
Baldwii,
Jewell
Gamblin,
Donald
Husvik,
Richard
Forward,
Nina
Mostad,
Ronald
Petersen,
Gwen
Speer,
Mary.
Storrie.
Meetings
have
been
held
In
!
Prince
Rupert
and
at
Sunnyslde
Cannery
with
Johnson
Russ,
Elections
Act
to
include
as
house-
district
vice-president,
in
the
ehair.
George
Braman,
Jack
MacLean.
(
holders
any
persons
of
the
full
Tayte
McNieee,
Lorraine
Qtiast,
age
of
21
years
who
have
been
Gerry
Taylor,
Sonja
Selvig,
Jac-
.
resident
In
the
munleiDalitv
from
Speaking
on
behalf
of
the
exe-
que
-iMuisoii,
ftPn
ivicrvmnon.
the
f
rst
dav
of
Jarniar
n
th
cutive,
Mr.
Kuss
mentioned
as
raii
rier;:e.
uoupms
rerg-
current
year.
uson,
Clyde
Trudeau,
Norma'
The
establishment
of
a
provin
Modern
E
tiquette
Q.
Is
it
customary
to
give
a
clergyman
a
fee
for
conducting
a
funeral
service?
A.
A
Protestant
clergyman
does
not
expect
a
fee,
but
if
offered
one
he
may
accept
It
with
perfect
propriety.
It
la
customary
to
give
a
Catholic
priest
an
offering
for
saying
a
funeral
mass,
but
there
Is
no
fixed
rule
as
to
the
amount,
this
depending
upon
the
circumstances
of
the
bereaved
family.
Q.
Would
it
be
all
right
for
a
young
widow
to
wear
white
at
her
second
wedding?
A.
No;
It
Is
not
customary
for
uuiiiA4n,
viTTiitii
usauieis,
Lljli
cial
assessment
commission
In
Good,
Arlene
Mosley,
Mary
Mor-aes,
Arthur.
Meiln,
Alan
Hem-mons,
AMield
Hardin,
Glenys
Owens,
Donna
Becker,
Adrienne
ANOTHER
HALL
OP
FAMER
Frank
Patrick,
younger
brpther
of
the
famous
Lester,
is
one
of
nine
fo
mer
National
Hockey
League
stars
who
have
been
named
to
the
International
Hockey
Hall
cf
Fame.
Four
of
the
nn.e
men
are
dead.
He
introduced
the
presiiit
N.
H.
L.
play-off
system,
(CP
Photo)
A
ir3"--'-::F
order
that
assessments
throughout
the
province
be
standardized.
That
the
provincial
govern-ment
be
requested
to
draft
a
sur-j
facing
program
fo
include
all
,
sections
of
arterial
highways
one
of
the
amendments
to
which
exception
was
taken
that
which
would
remove
quarter
white
bloods
as
members
of
the
native
race.
"Today,"
Mr.
Rnss
told
the
Daily
News,
"not
more
than
half
the
native
population
are
full-blooded
Indians.
To
remove
those
who
are
not
fnll-blooded
would
mean
a
serious
loss
hi
numerical
strength."
The
Brotherhood,
Mr.
Russ
3k
Catvett
W
v
n
Petit,
Gerald
Chrlstoff,
Robert
Jensen,
Ralpi
Wek-k,
Clifford
Rudland,
Edith
Olson,
Luuis?
Hetlands,
Lynne
Gordon,
Myrnr.
Knutsen,
Teddy
Leask,
Billy
Hunter,
Ken
McLean,
Tuck
Vernon,
Frank
Barton.
Metieent
Jef-fery,
James
Ct:rrie,
Lneile
De-(Continued
on
page
8)
lying
within
the
boundaries
of
municipalities.
That
municipalities
be
restored
the
right
to
detflde
by
refer
City
Council
Monday
night
,
a
woman
to
wear
white
at
her
gave
first
reading
to
a
bylaw
!
second
wedding,
regardless
of
'JlountKoyd
continued,
is
also
anxious
that
to
ani
'iul
the
traffic
bylaw
alonj
endum'
whether
they,
want
thejmUlve
schooIs
shouid
along
lines
recently
recommended
by
Canadian
Whiskg
r
her
age.
Q.
Is
It
proper
to
tip
the
soup
plate
when
It
is
nearly
empty?
A.
Yes,
this
may
be
done,
but
it
must
be
tipped
away
from
the
traffic
committee
including
one
hour
parkng
limit
on
Third
Uvenue
and
also
restricting
taxi
strictly
non
-
denominational
lines,
conducted
similarly
to
the
provincial
public
schools
with
fully
certified
teachers.
As
for
the
granting
of
the
federal
franchise
to
the
natives,
Mr.
Russ
stated
that
It
Is
the
parking.
-
you.
it
p
fr
mayors
term
or
oiiice
one
or
two
years.
'
That
municipalities
be
allowed
to
spend
money
received
from
tax
sale
property
sales
on
capital
improvements
without
reference
to
the
Department
of
Municipal
'
Affairs.
.
:
That
the
council
be
permitted
to
Include
non-profit
schools
In
the
tax
exempt
list.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Lienor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Cohunbu.
feeling
of
the
Brotherhood
th.it
there
should
be
outright
grant
ing
of
the
vote
without
the
lo.ss
of
aboriginal
rights
and
taxation
exemptions.
The
case
of
the
Indians
in
respect
to
the
proposed
amend
ments
to
the
Indian
Act
will
ret,.
.
.
..
.
.
.
,
.
.
,
f
"lasslfied
Advertising
la
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
Classifieds,!:
brouaht
to
a
head
on
Julv
.
.
'
wa
per
insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Death
Notice!
'
j
To
have
the
Dominion
Govern-I
ment
Aid
Act,
whereby
moneys
are
plared
at
the
disposal
of
municipalities
In
times
of
nnem-iployment
for
capital
improvements,
reopened,
in
order
to
save
distress
in
times
of
possible
unemployment.
To
protest
against
daylight
saving
time
for
northern
munl-,
cipalities.
t
In
addition
the
delegates
were
'(Instructed
to
place
the
matter
eral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2.00,
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
Wf
if:!!
a
umiijucii
inert
uu
will
be
held
by
the
Native
Sisterhood
to
fully
discuss
the
whole
66
99
DEATH
NOTICE
matter.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
C.C.M.
eliTs
balloon
FOR
8ALE-H'
clinker
r
ana
3
6
h.o.
nmbuard
Red
4J8
tired
bike.
Phone
(150p)
r
none
Keu
Z19
or
can
I
at
521
8th
Ave.
E.
1!
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
FOR
SALE
31
foot
eillntt
I
Line-belt
inr
Knit
BDi-eder
Rn.n
Ur
Shovels
S4rwwal'
i
,
,.
,
.
All
Phases
Of
US
Life
MOKIN
In
the
citv.
Tuesday,
June
27.
1950.
Josenh
Raluh.
age
80
vea-s,
2
months,
beloved
husband
of
Mrs.
Jessie
D.
Morin.
326
6th
Avenue
East.
Services
will
he
conducted
at
First
Pres-bvte.ian
Chnrch
at
1
D.m.
2Tiursd-.iv.
June
29.
witri
Rev.
.
A.
Wrltht
officiating
interment
to
follow
in
Pairview
Cemeterv.
B.C.
Undertakers
In
charee
of
arranaements.
No
flowers
bv
retiuest.
'Edna",
eood
runnlne
Tied
at
New
Floats.
:
seen
evenings.
ii
Cranes:
DraKllneR;
Adams
Road
Graders:
Littleford
Bros
Black
Too
Road
Maintenance
Eou
mment:
Owen
ClamshellFOR
8ALE-Elwtrolux.
&
Lawyers,
and
doctors,
farmers
Buckets
and
Rork
Grannies
of
allowing
school
teachers
to
run
for
etvte
office
befo
the
meeting
for
discussion.
Delegates
appointed
to
Aktend
the
meeting
were
Mayor
George
Rndderham
and
Aldermen
T.
B.
Black
and
H.
F.
Glassey.
In
Addition,
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain;
secretary-treasurer
of
the
association,
will
attend.
"
4
and
accountants,
salesmen
and
condition.
Hall
once.
V
k
town
can
be
seer,
at
R
i
Prince
Ruocrt
.Hotel.
(
WANTED
WANTED
2
room
apartment
or;
bankers
a
line
through
all
phases
of
the
American
way
oi
life
has
drawn
together
the
mer
who
make
up
the
complement;
of
officers
and
meri
aboard
th.
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers,
Clark
Forkhft
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifueal
Fumos:
National
Dracllne
Scraners
and
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists:
'
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rotarv
Screens
and
Conveyors
Full
information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited
Vancouver.
B.C
itf
B
usiness
and-
Professibna
caoin
urnisnea
or
uniurnisn-ed
for
workine
man.
Comaot
Mitcli'ii
&
Currle.
U51p
FOR
SALE-34-foot
ii
boat,
best
of
fhaue
wi'
net
drum
and
troiiins
I
.
New
liit!ll
sneed
inoUi:j
mediate
possession.
ti
two
hundred
dolianl
auire
Box
738
Daiiv
.f
We
paInt
1
and
DECORATE
USS
Shields
and
USS
Nickel.l
WANTED
$10.
Reward.
Young
man.
single,
wants
small
which
sailed
yesterday
morning
at
six
o'clock
after
spending
two)
ixterlor
or
Interior
furnished
or
semi
-
furnished
apartment
or
suite.
.Will
be
days
at
Prince
Rupert.
permanent.
Write
Box
729
Dapv
News.
(151p)
WANTED
Room
and
board
In
HI-POWERED
Snortine
Vi
For
two
weeks
everyone
hasl
dropped
his
civilian
vocatioru
SPRAY
or
BKl'SII
Wallpaper
Hanging
FOR
SALE
Bov's
ballixin-tlred
"Rollfast"
bike.
Like
new.
Phone
Green
103.
(152pi
Write
for
latest
cataiot
ers
enaulries
Invited.
end
become
part
of
the
greaq
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
STONE
BUIDINQ
EBY
&
SOUS
LTD.
.
CONTRACTORS
REPAIRS
-
REMODELLING
'FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.H.A.
Phone
Green
883
Box
588
Sales
Co..
Ltd..
326
Ouii
relmed
home
for
man
with
conservative
habits.
Phone
841.
(tfi
GEORGE
RORIE
&
CO.
I
Public
Accountants
and
Audl-l
tors.
Income
Tax
Rcturna
compiled
O.
L.
RORIE,
AA.E.
8.
B.
LAIRD,
B.
Comm.
Besner
Block
Phone
387
United
States
Navy.
All
men
In!
Ottawa.
Ont.
FOR
SALE
New
&
used
house
THE
LATEST
PAINT
BURNING
METHODS
hold
furniture
and
hardware
the
ship
have
spent
a
night
a
i
week
training
for
at
least
the
AtTO
CAMPS
FOR
SALE
One
whiM
blcvcles
for
bovs
and
men
unoalnted
chest
of
drawers
buaev.
Phone
Black
it
past
year.
No
new
recruitg
arj
end
tables
and
coffee
tables.
SPENCE
and
M
ATI)
IK
.
.
i
-
Snend
your
vacation
at
Lake
Katlilvn
Auto
Cumo.
Comiort-able
housekeeuine
cabins,
shower
baths,
electric
Unfits,
Tf
,ry
r,V'
,:iuT.c
;FOR
SALE-!
seven
tube
Phone
Blue
215
233
11th
St
on
the
cruise.
i
On
the
northbound
voyage
th
Mantel
Radio.
$20:
1
10
1
violins
etc..
Sinner
and
Adu.
PHONB
blue
rm
P.O.
BOX
1184
wood
la!
lie.
$10.
ships
took
outside
waters
from
swimming,
bontlne,
fishing
and
mountain
climblne.
Box
K.
sewine
machines,
office
chairs
Pmiiott
Place.
Smithers.
B.C.
UfilD)
sleeping
bags,
logetniz
boots
end
scores
of
other
koou,
articles.
Good
values
at
lowest
possible
prices.
B.C.
Furniture.
Phone
Black
324.
(T
HOl'SKS
FOR
SAM
LOST
LfiT
Tuesdav
morning
on
FOR
SALE
6
room
h
r
ehwav.
man's
blue
and
white
San
Francisco
to
Juneau.
Tha-v
I
I
arrived
here
by
the
Inside
Iron;
Juneau
and
will
continue
on
'he
Inside
down
the
coast.
Durlnj
i
their
16-dy
training
voyage
th
j
reservists
are
on
active
duty
an
I
'
are
gaining
experience
wit!
most
weapons
and
instruments
I
They
are
becoming
ffamiliai
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Mezzanine
Floor,
'
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller
Telephone
212
cnecked
Jacket.
Phone
3U1).
Kewara.
(150)
verv
eood
condition
o;;
Ave.
West,
lias
electrli
and
coal
heater
and
floor
cloth.
Pos.ses.sion
i:
had
Julv
1.
Plume
Bb-or
211.
nELP
FOR
THE
JUNE
BRfDE
SPECIAL
$7
FRYING
PAH
FOB
$3.49
this
is
a
saving
of
$3.51
on
the
regular
8"
frying
par
for
on
wik
only
Individual
pieces
from
$2.50
to
$11.50
"
at
'
WANTED
HELEN'S
...
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Ms
branches
i04
4th
Street
Phone
655
Annlv
WANTED
Taxi
driver.
FOR
SALE
Used
material.
8-A-trusses
6x6
timbers
30'
long
C"!
Ditch
at
$25.
each.
5-A-trusses
10x10
timbers,
41)'
Ions
5"
pitch
at
$50.
each.
Wooden
eaves
trough.
1
Diece
3H'.
3
nieces
32'.
Timbers
x0.
6x8,
10x10
and
12x12.
Doors,
windows
and
sash.
24
concrete
blocks
free.
R.
C.
Mutch.
Contractor
&
Builder,
York
Hotel.
I'lione
Green
502.
i
tti
112
Taxi.
tft
i
with
all
aspects
of
life
aboard
FOR
SALE
ElL'ht
-
r
j
ship,
from
engine
room
to
com
HELP
WANTED
Bovs
or
girls.
house,
two
cultivated
ui
Conrad
Street.
Sb.OOtt-casli.
balance
like
rent.
Blue
245.
munications
room.
The
engiru
KenaDie
dovs
or
eirls
deslrniu
to
handle
Daiiv
News
routes
.should
leave
their
names
at
room
might
well
be
called
the
office
Daiiv
News.
(tf)
the
heart
of
the
ship
and
thi
iFOR
SALE
-1-4
room
ai
communications
room
to
the
WaVbNlTE?1tnfhrkOea,rP,FOR
SALE-25
ft.
Cabin
Cruiser
.
.
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES,
D.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
Horns,
10:30-12:30
Si
2-5
Evenings,
Mon.
&
Frl.
7:30
Phone
Blue
442
518
room
Wartime
noiw
Vvith
full
cement
baseim
well
as
many
other
ments.
close
to
schools.
i
brain.
j
In
charge
of
the
party
Is
Com
FOR
VOUR
ROCK
&
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
BLUE
939
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
on
me
exoerience.
Daiiv
News.
Box
737,
(152pl
Green
321
SANSON'S
YOUR
FRIENDLY
JEWELLER
3rd
Ave.
j
mander
Jim
Foley,
U.8.N.,
the
and
.transportation,
n.
1
seen
to
be
aiwreciaUif
houses
available
on
ten
f
hilnnw
as
rout.
At
l)revf
!
enly
permanent
navy
olficerj
2
vears
old
with
new
enume
lust
installed
and
eauipped
with
air
loam
mattresses,
oil
burning
white
enamel
range,
toilet
and
sink.
This
boat
could
be
used
for
living
quarters
and
must
be
sold.
No
reasonable
otter
refused.
Phone
211
or
Black
248.
(tf)
HELP
WANTED
Cashier.
Apply
Broadway
Cafe.
(151)
FOR
RKftT
aboard.
Both
ships
are
complete
have
a
large
selection
with
executive
officer,
opera
houses
at
good
oners
of
I.
hp
cltV.
1
tions
officer,
training
officer
formation
or
lnsnej-tii
InsDertini
FOR
RENT
One
large
sleeping
room
for
two.
clo.se
In.
Write
Box
734
Daiiv
News.
tl50p)
we
Grri-j
L
I
Rn
11
Hesidei
Robert
E.
Montador
tador
personnel
officer,
medical
office
navigator
and
chaplain.
Also
aboard
the
Shields
is
;
eroup
of
17
boy
Scouts
of
Amer
lea,
..
'
i
GORDON
D.
RONSON
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
New
wick
or
pot
type
burners
supplied
All
types
of
burners
and
stoves
serviced
An
unconditional
guarantee
of
perfect
satisfaction
covers
all
service
FOR
SALE
Bendlx
Washer
and
Bcndix
Drver
(slightlv
used),
substantial
reduction.
Phone
676.
(150)
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818
P.O.
Box
62e
330
Second
Avenue
Princa
Rupert,
B.C.
FOR
RENT
Attractive
furnished
aoartment
(piano)
to
re-
liable
couple
for
summer
months.
Please
.
telephone
REAL
ESTATE
Biack
277.
Suite
1.
Summit
FOR
According
to
Training
Officer
SALE:
Combination
elec
j
tric
and
oil
stove.
Good
con
Fourth
Avenii.i
dition.
Phone
Red
735
aftr
FOR
RENT-
lots
for
sale,
cnou-e
....n,.,.-tir
ose
to
1
6
P.m.
(tt)
AddIv
940
-2
sleeping
rooms.
Ambrose
Ave.
(151p)
tr.vi;.l
Qlld
Still
111
3
EOOil
733
5th
West
Black
503
of
the
Shields
Lt.
Cmdr.
Jim'
Glover,
Prince
Rupert
showed
wonderful
hospitality
from
the
time
the
ships
docked.
He
and
other
officers
and
men
were
highly
Impressed
with
the
Club
27
which
a
great
many
visited.
dential
section.
P.'
$750.00
up.
Terms
W
coll
vnu.
B"4
FOR
RENT
Room
to
share,
itf)
Gentleman.
Red
471.
'
while
choice
is
good
an
j
QUALITY
REPAIRS
for
Downtrodden
Heel
.
tnd
Worn
Soles
MAC
,
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Becond
Ave
FOR
SALE
$2,800.
37-foot
trailer.
Crown
Chrvsler
in
aood
condition.
Box
718
Daily
News.
15(IP)
w
TENDERS
later.
Call
Armsuo
-Phone
342
or
Green
iJi
AP.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
1118
Melville
Street
VANCOUVER,
B.
C.
1
't1.T-
OAT
1?
Client
BL'ILDERS
&.
CONTRACTORS
FOR
electrical
contract
work
laree
or
small,
call
Grant
&
NewtonBlack
18m)
FOR
bulldlnz
and
contracting
It
s
Northwest
Construction
Limited.
Phone
5C.3.
(18m)
fsh
for
tour
room
"
-j
"Norton"
Youncs.
Heai
i
.
i...onf.
Phone
Separate
Tenders
will
be
received
bv
the
Board
of
School
Trustees
until
5
p.m.
Julv
5,
1950
on
eacli
of
the
following:
1.
Supplying
and
installing
fluorescent
lighting
fixtures
in
CIO
il'.'UI
t......
-
648.
wARHfE
and
general
sheet
petal
work.
Thorn
Sheet
ncvr-iNUji
row
-
hnmi
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
AgenU
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
Mtcai
works.
Black
884.
(18m)
HANDYMAN
..-HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
UWIiei
lima
A
f.,,-1
vestment.
Low
priced
l
iioj
COMPLETE
hiillder!.
RiinnHe
Foi
nsi
i
nn
Iv
one
week.
fast
service.
Island
Citv
Build-
see
Armstrong
eiici"-342
or
Green
297
(evo
SUMMER
BOWLING
HOURS
2
P.M.
to
12
P.M.
Now
is
the
Time
to
Practice
Prince
Rupert
Bowling
Alleys
ing
aunpiies.
Blue
820.
(18m)
ACCOUNTANTS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
.
.
kinds
R60F8
CHIMNIT8
OIL
BURNERS
twelve
classrooms
In
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
2
Redecorating
ten
classrooms
and
hallwavs
in
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
3.
Re-roofing
Borden
Street
School.
4.
General
repair
work
at
Borden
Street
School.
5.
Redecorating
hallwavs
In
Conrad
Street
School.
6.
Painting
exterior
Port
Simpson
School.
.J'
Palnit?tr
'nterior
Port
ES-sington
School.
Information
regarding
the
ck
im,av
be
obtained
at
the
School
Board
office.
The
lowest,
or
anv
tender
will
not
neccssarilv
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Incomf
REPAIltS
WATCH-Rpalrs
promot
lax
specialist.
8.
G.
Furk
Stone
Building.
Red
593.
(20m)
cieni
serviic.
",
nl
Kill
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
To
Injure
publication
or
display
or
classified
advertising
:opy
for
same
must
be
In
the
office
of
the
Dally
News
b
4
p.m.
the
day
previous
to
advertising.
Requirement?
u
the
mechanical
department
make
this
rule
necessary.
PERSONAL
-
PHONK8
Black
334
,
Red
894
P.
O.
BVrx
1870
mr.
"nTTONER
SPEClAI-
v,c1rcripe
&
Reoai"
Fashion
Footwear
1
1
'
Ronson.
Black
pLUMBlNif
and
Heatlmr
Sheet
Metal
work.
Tar
and
Oravel
Roofing.
Call
629
6th
West.
Phone
543.
Letourneau
and
Sons.
'
'
(tf)
0ulcl
"I
nifisKi
finds
bring
pe
accented.
Mvrtle
M.
Uoper,
Secretary-Treasurer.
(151)