V
FRAXCOM
LAKE
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L
!
FRANCOIS
LAKE
FAIR
MEETING
timely
Topics
from
Terrace
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Ball
and
Dick
-Ldrfiuc
tiitpctt
iHp
flctos
ttO.
Thursday,
April
8,
1948
Classified
Advertising
-
-
MES
DELEGATES
r
staying
at
Paradise
Lodge
j
FRANCoiS
LAKE
On
Friday
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tierney
until
.
evening
there
was
a
meeting
of
The
Ladies'
Guild
to
Knox
United
Chlurch
held
the
ly
kicked
some
months
ago
and
the
just
recently
was
oblldged
to
en
Atjrll
the
ferry
crosses
the
lake
again
ls
LAKK-int-
.
.i.
W(.i!!lCl)'S
Insti
Fair
Board
an
e
ngraved
cup
to
'
be
presented
to
the
student
'
winning
most
points
in
the
j
school
work.
i
Various
donations
were!
brought
for
the
English
parcel.
At
the
January
meeting,
Mrs.
Evan
Nobles
had
been
chosen
as
delegate
to
the
convention
early
In
June
in
Vancouver,
but
she
Is
now
unable,
to
go
down
so
at
this
meeting
Mrs.
Harold
Neave
was
chosen
to
attend.
The
next
meeting
will
be
at
Mrs.
Claude
Lord's
home
at
Tthesinkut
Lake
on
May
6th.
0'
.
.M
FOit
KAI.fi
FOR
SALE
so
that
they
can
go
home
to
Moosehorn
Lodge,
Uncha
Lake.
They
spent
the
winter
near
Pasadena,
California.
i
;lt
.Mrs.
niuwu
,j
'fiiirsrtay
af-
ter
the
hospital
for
surgical
treatment.
He
was
discharged
from
the
hospital
this
week
and
can
now
get
around
as
well
as
ever.
the
Fair
Board
at
Mrs.
Lee
Cooper's
home,
with
eleven
present.
Mrs.
Clarence
Snyder
has
undertaken
the
position
of
Secretary-Treasurer.
It
was
a
busy
meeting
and
the
revision
of
the
Fair
List
was
completed
Mrs.
Cooper
served
lunch
at
the
close
of
the
meeting.
FOR
SALE
1
chicken
incubator,
like
new.
'and
two
bread
axe?
S23.
Oreen
108.
(85)
hi:V
Kin
n"i
ir;
nnd
twd
nprn
meeting
last
Friday
In
the
church
basement.
Each
member
brought
a
cup
and
saucer
and
the
proceeds
of
a
silver
collection
purchased
a
teapot,
all
of
which
will
be
needed
for
future
entertainments.
It
was
decided
to
ask
for
the
use
of
the
Hod
Cross
rooms
for
the
Friday
of
next
to
make
over
old
clothes
for
Mrs.
Hamilton
returned
to
d
t
pan-
u.
brouaht
to
be
"l
to
The
roads
are
starting
break
up
and
heavy
traffic
not
allowed.
Terrace
on
Friday
from
Prince
i
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
Walk-in
Refrigerator,
18
ft.
by
34
ft.,
in
four
compartments.
Red
441.
(ID
j
Rupert
where
she
spent
the
Easter
holidays.
i
i:
lum
ul
was
and
tile
TOO
LTK
TO
(
f.AsSIFV
...
m.if)-
r
C-
Inn
-the
European
refugees.
At
the
Vic
Oiraurl
paid
a
business
dune
People
are
walking
across
the
lake
evey
day
and
the
Ice
appears
quite
strong.
m,,I)Ic.s
ana
WANitu
Dctuiiu
naiiu
until
.
ncn
r.f
th
Mrs.
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
received
by
th?
undersigned
tor
the
purchase
of
the
rc):owi:r;
described
properties,
together
with
improvements
and
effect.3,
etc.,
located
theron.
up
to
nonp
of
Monday,
May
3rd.
Lot
1355,
Queen
Charlotte
Dir.-.
trlct
containing
42.7
acres
N.E,
U
Lot
2374,
Queen
Char,
lotte
District
I-Terms:
Strictly
cash
Highest
or
any
tender
not
riecj?
'
essarily
accepted.
i.
'
'M
GORDON,
F.
FORBES,
OffieUf
Adlninlstratot
,
Administratis
of
the
Estate
of
Karl
Morris
fegVrrson,
deceased,
GottH
House,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
88c
meeting
:arre.
FUMIGATED
ATHENS
Acron,
a
Greek
physician,
is
reputed
to
have
originated
fumigation
in
473
B.C.,
when
he
halted
a
plague
in
Athens
by
ulresh-
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
at
the
weekend.
hid
in
gooa
condition.
Apply
rnent
were
served.
FOR
SALE--Simplex
Engine
l'2
to
31
HP.
air
cooled;
30
to
185
HP.
Marine
Straight
oi
Reduction
Drive;
also
Stationary-Industrial.
Northern
B
C.
Agents.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
ii!
,s:ituip
is
the
Box
326
Daily
News.
living
There
is
a
charming
picture
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hans
Koch
re
I
of
litle
Everead
Hickey
on
the
burning
aromattcs
in
great
turned
to
Terrace
on
Monday
cover
of
the
Family
Herald
this
flres
night
after
a
holiday
spent
In
.week.
He
is
sitting
in
the
WORKS.
t)
i
LEANER,
The
hall
wa
well-wishers.
same
evening
crowded
with
j
,
At
a
joint
meeting,
of
the
;
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
Women's
Auxiliary,
held
last
Wednesday
night
in
!
the
Legion
club
loom,
Bill
Watson
gave
a
humorous
account
of
his
recent
stay
in
Shaugh-ncs.s
Military
Hospital
anrl
the
Hyercroft
Convalescent
Home.
the
south
where
they
purchas-
meadow
with
a
litter
of
pigs
ed
a
new
car.
It
took
them
five!
around
him.
days
to
drive
from
Vancouver,
as
the
roads
were
In
a
very
I
bad
state
from
Clinton
oh,
the
I
Mr-
and
Mrs-
T"iM
RatIIftV
last
30
miles
being
the
worst
of
left
bV
car
on
Wednesday
for
all
'Abbotsfuid
where
they
expect
Mr.
and
Mrs
Verne
Taylor
and
Mrs.
V.
E.
Funnell
were
visitors
at
the
Clarence
Corliss
home
on
Easter
Sunday.
BRIGHTER
to
live.
Mrs.
Peterson
has
FOR
SALE
Used
Kitchen
Ran-j
ges
for
wood
and
ccal,
Kitchen
!
Chairs,
Electric
Sewing
Ma-
J
chine.
Electric
Ironcr,
China
Cabinet,
Electric
and
Battery
'
.
Radios,
5-picce
Bedroom
Suite,
Frigidalre,
New
Kitchen
Ran-'
ges
best
quality.
Other
useful
articles
at
real
saving
prices.
Come
and
look
them
over.
!
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
Black
324.
j
(tf)-'
FOR
SALE-
Scrap
wood,
random
lengths.
1
cord,
$6.00;
3
cords
$16.00.
Phone
Green
977.
(801
bought
a
house
with
half
an
Norman
McNabb
is
How
Mrs.
acre
of
land
in
Burnaby.
rtuoy
and
Bobby
will
live
with
her.
Welcomed
by
President
Sum
'
KlrkaUly.
there
were
about
1
r
i
of
the
ladles
present..
Arrange-!
menU
'were
made
for
the
Vi-liy
Rlfl,;t'
'dance
which
is
bcln;.'
1
'he'.'.'
on
April
!)
At
the
close
of
jthe
meeting
refreshments
were'
served
by
U,e
Legion
members.
!
able
to
be
up
and
out
again
after
having
spent
the
past
two
months
confined
to
her
home
through
illness.
Twelve
children
at
the
west
end
of
the
district
bought
a
batch
of
welners
and
had
a
welner,
roast
on
the
beach
In
Corliss'Bay
on
Easter
bay.
The
parly
broke
up
after
a
grand
FOR
SALE
Davenport;
baby
buggy,
violin
and
gUllir.
fZ
6th
Ave.
West.
Green
943.
81i
FOR
SALE
One
Beaver
wood
lathe,
34
60-cycle
electric
motor,
one
set
lathe
chisels,
calipers,
etc.
Phone
RedfiQ.
I86
FOR
SALE-Cheap
Beautiful
walnut
flat-top
desk,
lamp,
swivel
chair
and
blotter.
Phone
Red
51B
i
1B4M
Miss
Mary
Gllgaii
and
George
Axen
were
married
on
Tuesday
and
their
wedding
dance
was
Rev.
R.
Hills
left
Terrace
on
Monday
night's
train
for
Spok
at
the
Institute
Hall
here
the
.snowball
fight.
C.
L.
M.
Oigeey
is
a
sur-patient
in
the
hospital
ane
where
he
will
make
his
fu-
""
.
.
.
,
i,
i
,,k
t,
lure
home.
A
lot
of
his
Old
IMMIGRANTS
SUPERIOR
IN
HOME
Mrs.
!
Bieal
here.
FOR
SALE
7,000
leet
2x6
fir
flooring,
4.000
feet
corrugated
galvanized
roofing,
doors,
windows
and
timbers.
Apply
R.
C
Mutch.
(tf)
Kin;
RLvi
friends
were
at
the
depot
to
see
him
off.
In
the
meantime,
it
is
not
known
yet
who
will
take
his
place
in
the
Anglican
rV
The
The
regular
monthlymeetini;
regular
monthly
meeting
FOR
RENT
Warm,
comfortablti
of
the
Terrace
Parent-Teacher
church
here.
rgo
2"i
ton
i
room,
very
reasonable..
04
FOR
SALE
1944
F
Fraser
Street.
truck,
160"
wheelba.se
complete
with
Galion
Hydraulic
Hoist
pQR
rent
3
2-roomed
apart
Association
was
held
In
the
primary
school
last
Thursday
evening.
There
was
a
poor
attendance,
due,
no
doubt,
to
the
Easter
holidays,
and,
as
thri
j
were
not
enough
for
a
quoi
uni.
FORMER
LOCAL
OSRL
IS
SATISFIED
WITH
EUROPEAN
HOME
DOMESTIC
OTTAWA
Domestics,
coming
fl-otn
among:
displaced
person?
in
Europe,
continue
to
flve
great
satisfaction
in
many
Canadian
homes.
This
seems
to
be
particularly
true
of
Ottawa.
One
maid,
descrihed
as
a
hurt
from
Germany
is
called
"better
than
a
doctor."
,
Carl
and
Ellen
Richmond
returned
to
their
home
In
Burrts
Lake
after
spending
the
Easter
holidays
with
relatives
and
f
i
lends
in
Terrace.
ments.
960
1st
Ave.
'
.Vyest"
Apply
221
5th
Ave.
East,
-ivd
ana
n
x
i
rial
ucck
tiociy.
j
Completely
overhauled,
in
first
I
class
condition.
Price
$1925.00.
1
Don't
sit
surrounded
by
drab,
dingy
walls
do
your
own
decorating
with
ALA
HASTINE.
You
can
do
a
whole
room
for
less
than
a
dollar.
Just
mix
ALAHASTINE
with
water
and
brush
it
or)
over
your
old
walls
and
ceilings.
It
dries
quickly,
without
odour,
and
will
not
rub
off.
ALAHASTINE
comes
in
ivory,
cream,
buff,
light
buff,
pink,
light
blue,
grey,
light
green
and
white.
!-
Apply
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
tf
t
FOR
RENT
3
-room
rurnlsficA
huite,
1028
2nd
Ave.
Blue
271
-
.fi3f
FOR
SALE
White
enamel
En
terprise
range
with
"Liti'.e
Queen"
pot
burner.
Nearly
FOR
routine
business
could
nt.t
ue
disposed
of.
the
president
an-
j
Bud
Sheet!
of
Salmon
ArM
nouncPd
that
the
play
which
(nas
been
spending
a
few
weeks
the
P
.
T.
A.
had
hoped
to
stag?
jhere
with
his
mother,
Mrs.
at
the
beginning
of
Mv.
vp"v
i
Barney
Colbachinl,
who
will
ac-maklng
no
progress
at
all.
Play-
company
him
when
he
return?
RENT
Room
and
Board.
new.
Black
482.
(83)
(FOR
SALE
1932
Plymouth
much
Another
is
regarded
as
the
deputy
minister
of
mines
and
resources
and
daughtsr
of
J.
H.
Pillsbury,
under
whose
direction
the
tov
site
of
Prince
Rupert
was
surveyed.
to
his
home
at
Salmon
Arm.
Suspension
of
Jones
;
Act
1$
Beng
Sought
ers
had
dropped
out
faster
tharl
they
could
be
replaced
and,
at
present,
a
leading
man
was
needed
and
no
one
could
be
found
to
take
the
part.
Time
was
getting
on
now
and
it
was
for
young
working
girl..
Close
to
wwn.
Very
,
reasonable;
Phone
Red
323.
(85)
FOR
RENT
Store
on
Second
Avenue
West
near
Third
Street.
Apply,
H.
G-.
Helgtr-
son
Ltd.,
216
6th
Street
.
185
1
FOR
RENT
Nice,
clean,
warm
furnished
suite.
1142
Park
Ave.
Call
after
five.-
(91
1
coupe
with
rumble
seat
and
heater.
Four
cylinder
engine
and
hydraulic
brakes.
Car
in
good
condition,
having
just
had
considerable
work
done,
overhaul
and
tuning
up,
et.
$425
cash.
Phone
Black
543.
i87t
I.OS1
I
Prir.LC
Runert
Chamber
ot
better
than
any
maid
ever
experienced
before.
Of
her,
the
mistress
says:
"In
two
days
she;
lrprned
to
operate
the
vacuum
cleaner,
toaster,
iron
and
every
piece
of
equipment
we
have
'.n
;
Uis
house."
Said
Mrs.
H.
L.
Keer.leysid;
,
formerly
Katherine
Pillsbury
oi
Prince
Rupert,
referring
to
tha
domestic
In
her
home
in
Ottawa:
"Intelligent,
good
-
natured,
very
willing
to
work
and
speaks
English
most
perfectly.
Much
better
tlv&n
a.iy
Canadian
maid.
LOST
Black
leather
wallet
at
the
Civic
Centre,
Thursday
night.
Phone
Green
248.
84
FOR
SALE
31
ft.
trolling
boat,
fully
equipped.
Phone
Grjerv,
894.
83
1
felt
that
if
It
were
postponed
tf
'commerce
arid
Vancouver
Board
the
fall
there
would
be
better
0f
Trade
are
joining
forces
In
cooperalon
from
the
P.
T.
A.
i
making
discretionary
represeh-meihbers.
The
next
meeting
tatlnns
with
a
View
to
having
the
will
be
held
In
the
primary
united
States
government
stis-school
on
May
C
when
Mrs.
II.
;
'
ponrl
pperatlbn
of
the
Jones
Act
Philip
will
give
her"re"porl
on
with
a
view
to
permitting
Cana-the
Parent-Teacher
conven-
(iian
vessels
to
carry
freights
as
tion
which
was
held
in
Vancou-
-veil
as
passengers
to
Alaska
ROOM
AND
BOARD
KOOM
AND
BOARD
$43
each
double;
$48
single.
Sleeping
rooms
for
rent
Table
meal.v'
Mrs.
Lawiev,
822
Fraser
Strei
1
,ttfi
FOR
SALE
Learner's
telegraph
instrument.
Phone
Green
2G8.
84
ver
during
Easter
week
and
to
l
Which
she
was
the
Terrace
usiness
and
Professional
tVAX-?KU
FOR
SALE
Portable
Remington
typewriter,
like
new.
Box
325
Daily
News.
8ft
ports.
Canadian
ships,
it
Is
felt.
would
be
glad
to
get
the
business
and
availability
of
Canadian
ships
might
relieve
the
situation
in
Alaska.
Don't
lorgat
that
those
gir's
have
been
through
a
lot
and
appreciate
what
we
take
for
e
ranted."
Mrs.
Keenleyside
is
the
wife
of
WANTED
Old
copper,
bras
aluminum,
tin,
zinc,
babbit)
"hbv
Earl
had
his
leg
bad-
I,
HUCHKS
lead
and
old
storage
batterie.-I
FOR
SALE
16
h.p.
Marine
engine,
17'
newly-built
boat
hud.
Phone
Green
943
aftrr
6
p.m.
(84)
I
hironi'jictm-
Northern
Eenterprines
next
t
Enterprise
Grocery,
144
3ria
EESNF.R
BLOCK
DRESSMAKING
Children's
Clothing
Maternity
Wear
a
Specialty
Be
smartly
dressed
with
hidden
expansion
features
TllONE
BLACK
G87
-84
West,
one
block
from
McBridi
Phone
343.
(91
251
Plume
Blue
441
FOR
SALE
Six
horse
power
Vivian
Gas
Engine,
clutch,
shaft,
prop3llcr.
A-l
condition.
$150.
Apply
226
5th
Ave.
West
or
Phone
Black
949
evening?.
(85)
WANTED
TO
RENT
by
two
working
girls,
three
-room
furnished
apartment,
with
bath.
Phone
Blue
637.
(83
lA
Hftfll
IhW
HMW
WJI
TDKLIVK
MY
MI'XSKNCF
'M)t
Service
CEOnGK
L.
KOUIK
Public.
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled.
Bcsner
Block
Phone
387
YOUNG
MARRIED
COUPLE
tte'-sire
2
or
3-room
furnished!
suite
with
private
bath.
Phone'
Gtcen
268.
(
83
1
Freight
Express
lie
269
-.
322
Sixth
St.
FOR
SALE
Boat
'Iceland
I",
42
ft.,
11-ft.
beam,
Chrysler
motoe.
$8,000
or
nearest
offer.
Phone
Green
612.
(83)
SECTION
II
4-room
bungalow,
basement,
furnace,
2
lots,
harbor
view;
needs
some
repairs.
Bargain
for
cash.
Armstrong
Agencies:
Phone
342.
(83)
J
Calls
Orprri
M)
WORK
WANTED
'"CEMcWmNNEY
MIDDLE-aged
woman
will
ioo
liter
children
evenings.
Phoi4
JONES
NEWS
STAND
We
handle
Eastern
and
Western
Papers
Swedish-American
Tribune
and
Western
Miner
XTIXC
AND
i
"A
lot
of
people,"
mused
the
1
Old
Tinier
tins
morning,
"get
the
idea
ttiatConummists
and
Socialist
are
just
reformers
in
a
hurry.
;
"
They
aren't,
of
course.
They
are
j
eich
it
illowing
a
complete
political
i
philosophy,
anJ
uch
refocras
as
they
i
advocate
arc
for
the
mo.t
part
just
1
means
of
gaining
wider
influence
so
;
that
tlK-y
can
hnng
the
people
to
acceptance
of
the
rest
of
their
doctrines,
which
do
not
constitute
reform
at
all
but
a
complete
levoki'
;
tion
in
the
social
system,
j
"You
only
have
to
watch
pav
R
HAN(JIN(J
MFTA1,
WORK
THE
TAYLOR
p0
Box
l-l''fi
-31-ft.
Apply
FOR
SALE-"Eider."
Room
18.
trolling
bjut
Knox
Hotel.
(8G)
Sixth
Street
Red
808
"
St.
Phone
Green
391
HOUSING
KAN
SOVlCt,
he
807
if.
At
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
KUICKSON
FOR
SALE-1941
Ford
Deluxe.
Good
mechanical
condition.
Can
be
seen
at
Levine
Apartments
after
6
p.m.
i8ai
s0
TECIIMir-TAv
s0
AND
REPAIRS
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
RED
739
'
1361
Overlook
Street
411
West
7th
Ave.
PLUMBING
Installations
ah!
repairs.
SHEET
METAi,
WORK
Furnaces,
tank.
eavestroughlng
and
stac
work
Letourneau
ti
Sons,
fcit
Sixth
West
Phone
543
Uf
MACniNfr.KI
FOR
SALE
1
TO
SAW
better
lumber
wore
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
W
i
cecdings
in
a
country
such
as
I
Ca-chosH-akia
to
see
how
it
op-'
erates.
The
Communists
and
some
.
of
the
Socialist
parties
were
after
!
reforms
in
a
hurry
supposedly.
niOM
SHEET
METAL
SIIPKIMOP
FOR
SALE
2i-2
h
p.
4
cycle
air-cooled
"L
a
w
s
o
n"
outboard
motor
with
14
ft.
skiff.
Telephone
Red
(S09.
(881
FOR
SALE
28
foot
cabin
cruiser
"Rudon"
fully
equipped,
at
Yacht
Club.
Phone
422.
(881
:
PAPERHANP.TNn
LTD.
253
East
First
Avenue
ERIC
SPEERS,
Mgr.
701
East
8th
Avenue
They
worked
together,
got
some
key
position
in
the
government,
started
to
brand
everyone
who
opposed
them
in
the
slightest
degree
as
reactionaries.
Then
when
they
juJirtfJ
the
time
was
ripe
they
announced
discovery
of
a
plot
for
the
over-throw
of
the
niis
mil
n,..i
to
loe-
tea
fisox
I
jj-l
Tut
TAVLra,
(.
WIM
Q
O'NINt
Li
1
F:j"
W
I
I
.
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ta
v
to
a
"
"
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'"
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"",
FOR
SALE
4-roomed
modern
bungalow,
furnished.
Apply
215
$th
Ave.
West.'
(881
I
1
1
Classified
Aawvrus.U
Pays!
hi
:
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r'
J.
C-HKNKY
DENTIST
HELEN'S
REAtlTY
SHOP
Permanent
Wav)ig
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Us
branches
!04
4th
Street
Phone
655
'E5'
SMITII
BLOCK
government
by
these
so-called
reactionaries,
sent
out
their
police
and
'action
committees'
to
sirest
and
purge
all
opposition,
and
grabbed
complete
control.
"Now
all
iudses.
poli
P-O.
Box
1401
IN
THE
SOPRFMI
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
111
the
Mailer
of
Hi"
"lmtiiMr:ition
ACT"
Ami
In
the
Mutter
n
the
K-tatc
of
IIkiiikis
Mlnslou
Kovs,
heveased.
Intestate
TAKE
NOTICE
that
bv
Order
of
KLKINS
LTD
ticians,
editors,
school
teachers
and
so
fe.rth
have
to
be
Communists.
HIr
Nnnnr
.Tnripe
W
O
Pult.nn
Inral
t
tnRineprs
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
or
eke.
There
is
complete
Control
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Brl
I
was
on
the
6th
day
of
the
the
radio,
education,.
press,
AprVi"
April,
A
A
d
D.
P.O.
Box.
274
1948,
appointed
Admin
OCEAN
VIEW
HOTEL
(Formerly
Knox)
A
Quiet,
Pleasant
Place
to
Live
COMPlETltT
RENOVATED
Rooms
Redecorated
Spring-Filled
Mattresses
New
Management
Proprietor,
TOM
PESUT
PHONE
Tl
M0STAD
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
Hoofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
'ntru
and
mented
by
a
large
open
terrace.
The
stairs
rise
out
of
a
spacious
hall
off
which
the
coat
closet
and
the
lavatory
open.
The
front
door
is
reached
from
the
kitchen
without
passing
through
the
living
room.
The
breakfast
room
is
11
V2
feet
by
6
feet.
The
location
of
the
garage
eliminates
the
necessity
for
a
long
driveway
and
turn-around.
The
three
bedrooms
on
the
second
floor
arc
large
and
with
abundant
closet
space.
Tfco
of
them
open
onto
the
canvas
covered
deck,
which
Is
ideal
for
sun
bathing
and
outdoor
sleeping.
Although
the
TAYLOR
Is
larger
than
most
of
the
houses
that
have
been
built
during
the
period
of
war
shortages,
war
costs
and
war
restrictions,
its
simple
straightforward
lines
and
its
unbroken
hipped
roof
make
it
an
economical
house
per
cubic
foot
of
available
spaLe.
THE
TAYLOR
Modern
lines
distinguish
this
six
room,
two-story
house,
the
TAYLOR.
Pictured
here
it
is
finished
in
wide
clapboard
laid
8,
to
the
weather
to
the
top
of
the
parapet
around
the
second
story
sun
deck.
Above
the
parapet
level
flush
siding
makes
a
perfect
background
for
the
triple-sash
casement
windows.
The
house
would
look
equally
appropriate
built
of
cement
cinder
block
with
a
plaster
coat
of
smooth
white
stucco.
In
addition
to
Its
six
rooms
and
bath
it
has
an
attached
garage,
a
good
sized
breakfast
room
adjoining'
the
kitchen,
a
first
floor
lavatory
and
a
full
basement.
with
ample
space
for
the
heating
plant,
laundry
and
for
a
large
recrea-tionroom
.
The
living
room
is
25
feet;
long.
A
dining
"L"
ll'i
lept
dcfP
extends
the
living
room
to
over
36
feet
for
large
parties.
It
opens
into
a
rear
covered
porch
whiuh
in
turn
is
supple
istrator
of
the
Estate
of
Thomas
Wlnslow
Ross,
late
of
Terrace.
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
or
about
the
14th
day
of
November.
1947,
at
Vancouver.
British
Columbia.
All
persons
indebted
to
the
said
estnte
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
ol
,thelr
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
MrHons
having
claims
attainst
the
said
estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
15Ul
day
of
May.
19
H.
failing
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified.
MAKER
h
HlONE
PHONES:
Green
486
Red
894
RED
752
even
the
Boy
ocouc
movement.
Democracy
in
Csechoslovakia
is
finished,
and
it
will
be
long
time
More
this
freedom-loving
people
knows
the
breath
of
freedom
again.
"They
preached
reform,
but
what
they
wanted
was
a
dictatorship,
their
dictatorship,
and
the
people
who
listened
to
them
should
know
better
now,
and
so
should
people
everywhere."
(TJif
tlrt
Jj
of
thi
(Ma
Tftner
are
prtsenttS
in
lliis
tieu'sfiptr
unaW
lh
sponsorship
cf
the
British
Columbia
Federation
of
Trmle
nd
jHtlttifr).
F-36
-I
nth.r
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
this
'
'PR.)
QUALITY
ItFTAlRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
aiid
Worn
Soles.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave
7th
dav
of
April,
AD.
1948.
GORDON
FRASER
FORBES.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
upert.
B.C.
(96)
'St