Frinee
Rupert
Doily
Ncwg
Thursday,
March
23,
1950
For
Music
Festival
jYoung
Folk
Announcements
,
Beaton,
Dolores
Gilbert
and
Jill
!
Weise.
Mr.
Bligh
remarked
that
:
he
was
very
&:.CT:o
s&e
such
little
c.k-s
come
no
'.id
said
ti.at
all
i
three
had
real
musical
touch.
!
In
the
class
lor
children
under
'
9
years,
five
little
girls
performed.
II
hey
were
Patricia
Cameron,
appearance
long
life
low
cost
Prince
Rupert
Music
and!
Drama
Festival,
March
22,
23'
and
24.
i
-1
I.uthprar.
Tea
and
Home-
Are
Praised
Moose
Legion
Dinner
Meeting,
Broadway
Cafe
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Bulger
left
j
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
trip
!
to
Montreal
Ottawa
and
Toronto.
!
iAnne
Margaret
la
Sette,
Joan
i
Cooking,
March
25.
j
P
ASPHALT
SHINGLES
Spring
.
.
.
SPORTSWEAR
At
the
opening
session
of
the
I
Rows
Oail
Weise.
and
Claud-
Varden
Singers'
Concert,
Wed-'
In
Montreal
Mr.
Bulger
will
at
Friday,
7
p.m.
(89)
1
tend
a
jewelers'
convention.
He
uiu.
Shades:
red,
green,
green
blend
Prince
Rupert
anc
District
Music
ette
Louise
Williams.
Althoigh
and
Drama
Festival
on
WeJnes-
jthey
were
so
young
there
was
day
afternoon
the
vf.iini.e-it
prn.
ome
very
good
piano
work.
blend
delivered
per
square
$i,75
.-sireen
!
b
o.N.
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
w111
als0
vis't-
two
brothers
!
Friday,
March
24
Whist
8
o'-
Russell
in
Montreal
and
Gordon
!
clock.
Music
by
Mike
Colossi,
in
Ottawa.
per
square
$10.00
Mr.
Bli!h
was
particularly
r.rpv
Cl'01'11
March
29,
815
p.m.
Card
Tournament,
Catholic
Hall,
Thursday,
March
30.
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
Orchestra
Concert,
Friday,
March
Jl,
8.15
p.m.
White
Elerihant
Sale
Tea
and
testants
led
the
,way
and,
al
Shades:
red
and
green
....
per
square
$
9.00
x.
oiiii,
pleased
with
the
little
girls
in
the
though
some
were
so
small
that
n.cuinmenL.s.
Everybody
wel.
class
under
10
years
ana
awarded
Mrs.
J".
A.
Hall
of
Edmonton
come.
arrived
in
Princ.p
Ruoert.
bv
the
I
f
Tl
them
marks
much
higher
than
he
ERI
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
PHONE
116
forth
charming
melodies
from
the
;
usually
gives.
The
performers
j
'
Home
Cooking
at
2
p.m.
April
1.
were
Margaret
Isabelie
Anlield,
Conrad
St.
School.
Plans
for
the
extension
of
the
Prince
Rupert
to
visit
with
her
Son
at
Norway
Hall
were
dls-
daughter
and
son-in-law,
Mr.
cussed
at
a
special
meeting
of
the
8
nd
Mrs-
R.
w-
Corregan.
j
organization
Sunday.
No
definite
i
SKt.
Lance
Potter
ton,
B.
C.
Po
oate
as
to
commencempnt.
of
,
inA.,n
u
j
n..;A
T)
i
Delia
Margaret
lliiig,
Shirra
Hal-
j
Hear
and
see
artist-evaneelist'
Rev.
H.
G.
Joreenson.
First
Bao-
liflnv
imay,
and
ana
N;'
i
''ritp
.vcise.
i
(
(
Ust
Cnui.cn
Marcn
24
.
ADril
2
I
Tn
the
clar.s
for
children
under
'
Mission
Band
Explorers'
pro-1
11
years
the
entrants
were
Bev-
jgram
tea,
Presbyterian
Hall,
'erly
Barinck,
Sylvia
Helland.
APril
4-
1
Suzanne
M.
Kergin,
Eloise
Lahti,
'
Canadian
Legion
Easter
Sale
-.ni,L
,H
.
,
"tc,
1CHVC!
itU
I.'
I
U
LliC
I
111
r
JV-
piano
and
earned
very
favorable
comments
from
the
adjudicator.
School
inspector
Joseph
Chell
officially
opened
the
Festival
and
piaised
the
Festival
Committee
which
has
done
a
great
deal
of
work
in
oiganizing
this
combined
Music
ana
Drama
Festival.
m
n
wic
uuuamg
nas
been
set.
pert
tonight
on
escort
duty
to
Weak,
Tired,
Nervous,
j
Patricia
Phillipson,
Roberta
Reid
-
and
Anita
Rogerson.
Mr.
Bligh
April
5th.
Jobs
Daughters
Tea
ind
Salej
C.
Mapson
of
the
Vancouver
cean
Falls
From
the
paper
auditing
concern
of
Peat
Mar-
itown
he
continue
to
Victoria
wick
and
Mitchell
arrived'in
thelAvhere
ne
win
attond
a
confer-city
6n
the
Prince
Rupert
yester-
ience
of
polis?
Cl'nrers
day
from
the
south
and
will
-be
Passengers
emoarking
from
here
lor
the
next
week
on
buBi-
here
for
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
)
SUPPLT
Pepless
Men,
Women
Cet
New
Vim,
Vigor,
Vitality
I
'
PT
fEHtItyf
tf
t'KW
Iuv
i'6
UilnH,
rtf(rtjmti
BUtl
iutvquxiihw
dim
!
wrak.
thin
,
imwl.
(ict
up
1Hiir.
t.iMi.
U
ivpy
all
tl&y,
lmv
of
homccoofclng,
Apiil
6,
at
tiie
,
found
thii
a
very
lnleiesliiig
ciass,
iome
of
the
pianists
show-
nome
of
Mrs-
A-
Mitchell,
Fourth
Mruiy
til
vitality
It-it
.ver
Li
'
ruing,
lake
(Miipx.
As
President
of
the
Festival
As-cci;i!icu,
Ciiiu'ii
Hahil
S.
Prock-ter
introduced
the
two
adjudicut-ors-Stahley
B!it;h
for
the
music
classes
and
James
W.
McGrath
as
drama
adjudicator.
Canon
Prockter
thanked
the
.nes
In
connection
with
t.hp
Car
1
Sport
Jackets
in
tweeds
and
polo
cloth
materials
Priced
from
'
$25.00
to
$38.50
Gabardine
Slacks
.
.
Blues,
Greys,
Greens,
Browns,
Fawn
and
maroon
Priced
from
$12.25
to
$20.00
Green
River
casual
shirts
....
a
fine
wool
gabardine,
in
grey,
brown
and
fawn.
Priced
at
$7.50
Queen
Mary
.
l
O.D.E.
Tea,
I
uutftliM
Iron,
vita
nu
.
t,
datrium,
pliwuimonii
for
blMMl
IIUUllHW,
UkHlj
MTfiUgtUWHlH,
KTilitlilH(HiI
lnvittorstM
vmni.
to
pro.
n
mi
()
tc.
tfufMtiv
Wi.AiS
ik,H
1
(MM
littM.
rtW
"Bfl
kriltlnllltfrt"
lift
I
.,
C6UulQae
Oa
Mr.
Map-
Thierson,
P.
Husoy,
J.
Johansrr
,
April
10.
Cathedral
Sale
April
13.
oiiiv
iiiir
'Irw
'hurvt
Tout
'JhdU(
for
n-w.
mir
The
affcr.T.oon's
program
was
unhurried
and
the
adjudicator
had
ample
time
to
hear
and
judge
each
little
player
and
was
ma!
jMfeVUn,
vlur.
Ifctt
wr
Uy.
At
til
druiMt
,
ui.Mani,
k.
W..Clerihue,
Miss
M.
Bradbury
and
R.
E.
Mit-has
been
here
for
the
past
week
'chell.
,
or
so.
I
management
of
the
Capitol
The
St.
Peters
Spring
Sale
April;
20.
Women
of
the
Moose
Novelty
t
Spring
Tea,
April
19,
in
the
new
i
I
aire
for
eivine
the
use
of
the
,
able
to
offer
each
cne
some
fine
TRANSPORTATION
i
carcd
ic
nr
ah
Thpflt.l'P
fnr
flip
oflArnnnn
ocm-
.
constructive
criticism.
Advice
In
such
quiet
suroundings
'
10
a
music
critic
of
such
wide
;
pb
u"3,'n
Rnrir,
,x
j.sions
Sa!
experience
will
be
of
great
value
i
April
2-j
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
S.
Nickerson
iare
sailng
tonight
on
the
Prirx-e
j.Rupert
for
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
Vancouver
and
also
to
Sandwlck.
I
Vancouver
Island,
where
they
will
visit
Mi-.
ttickerson's
parents,
Mr.
iaj
incae
ijiauisus
m
wieir
lutuie
Orange
Spring
Sale
nd
Tea,
TORONTO
Canada
ipstone
of
,
ltle
lule
pianists
had
the
oppor-
lnUy
of
doing
th'-
"iv
J--
her
top
transportation
leaders
:
,
rice.
.with
the
sudden
passing
here,
Mr
BHgh
put
Uie
chm..f.A
at
yesterday
01
Artnur
m.
mik,
pa.s-
i
lncU
case
and
ai,.-,uied
them
1hat
he
just
wanu;d
to
hear
how
nicely
studies.
(
May
3.
Mr.
Bligh
remarked
that
there
United
Church
Mothers'
Day
is
a
very
good
standard
of
piano
I
Sale,
May
4th.
work
in
Prince
Rupert
and
some
Gyro
Klondyke
Night
May
5.
very
good
teachers.
He
feit
that
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
most
or
the
children
had
an
-Church
Hall,
May
11th.
i
onja
Tea
Ma
3-!
;
inner
feeling
lor
music
and
the
'
Eastern
Tea
May
18'
1
piano
playing
showed
a
definite
Starf
wrtlslrw
is
payaoie
In
advance.
Please
refrain
fruJ,
M'S,'
S',
'
Kickwson-
e
CiaS6ied..c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
I
former
sheriff
U
now
90
Birth
Nutices
50c
Cards
ot
Thanks,
Death
Notices,
j
ycar
ot
age
and
Mrs.
Nickerson
iys,
Marriage
and
Engagement
AnnouncemenU:
$2.
lis
88.
In
spite
of
the
advance
of
Sl'ECIAL
LUSi'lAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
enjo"
years
they
are
toth
still
OF
THANKS
i
PERSONAL
I
inB
eooA
health.
senger
traffic
manager,
Central
Region,
Canadian
National
Railways.
Well-known
in
both
Canadian
and
American
Railway
.
circles,
Arthur
McClure
Kirk
was
born
in
they
played
and
perhaps
tell
,
them
some
nice
things
that
might
help
them
to
play
even
better.
And
then,
before
an
o.ej.iN.
joaaminion
ijance
every
improvement
over
last
year.
audience
hushed
in
anticipation,
Mrs.
Bart
Hedstrom
Saturday
night.
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST.
'
John
Berg
Is
back
ln
Fnnce
Wick
or
not
burners
suonlied,
Rupert
after
spending
a
couple
Glasgow,
Scotland,
in
1886.
Com-
nineteen
little
girls
came
forth
tn
Tne
mark
awarded
the
little
D
u
.n
I
e
i
g
h
Sport
Shirts
in
Maroon,
Grey,
Green
and
Brown,
full
zipper-
$6.50
Button
$6.95
Tartan
Sport
Shirts
in
a
fine
rayon
and
wool
material
$6.50
contestants
ranged
from
73
to
84
t
uni
ard
played
their
piano
solos.
ing
to
Canada
in
his
twenties,
he
OI
monins
iiiiiM..i
ro.
,.r
......ff
prospecting
li
the
.55
aunroriation
lo
s
of
the
late
John
oilerod
assistance
i
rs
Ui
the
funeral.'
MfiitMl
are
Rev.,
G
-nl'Hi
F.
Forbes
Cm!-rtakors.
It;
satisfaction
covers
covers
all
all
ser-
ser-
are
ait-a
oi
Ancnoraue.
Alaska,
while
with
both
Delia
Margaret
Haig
and
Beverly
barinck
receiving
i4.
vice.
Gordon
Ronson.
Black
at
Anchorage
he
6pont
a
month
in
the
hills
and
states
that
he
906.
h
litle
girl
was
required
to
;
.iv
the
test
piece
for
her
class
,)ius
a
piece
of
her
own
choice.
I
vi
the
class
for
children
under
S
years,
three
little
girls
performed.
They
were
Katherine
began
his
raliway
service
as
a
stenographer
ln
the
Grand
Tn;nk
passenger
department
at
Mon
treal
in
1910.
!
Funeral
services
will
be
held
in
Montreal
at
2:00
p.m.
Friday.-
iR
S
M.K
T
"X
YOU
f.uSMy
WON'T
I
Ert4i
cupped
!
WHEN
ji
nun"
Elderly
Ladies
j
Receive
Visits
n,
roruiNij
ann
)-r,ine
-
rej
scovered
a
ost
gold
Sheet
Metal
work.
Phone
443
11f.
,,..
,,..
or
call
629.
Sixth
Ave
West.
H
i17G
mlles
trom
thiit
f-11-Letourneau
and
Sons.
(tf;
WeMt-r
mint
sorav
i.
h
i)
minor,
hose,
:tjii.ot.
Make
an
Funeral
01
John
Eklund
Hi
FOR,
RKNT
FOR
RENT
Slnele
slneDlmr
room
with
electric
cooking
if
reauired.
for
auiet
man.
Clo.se
to
town
?21
Fifth
Ave.
E.
Phon
Red
807.
(70)
TAKE
YOUR
RADIO
I
To
I
-I.icht
housekeep-
Old
friends
ln
goodly
number
.
formed
a
substantial
congrega-i
i
Seventy-second
birthday
of
Mrs.
Duggan,
mother
of
Mrs.
M
j
Valentin,
G,raham
Ave.,
West
'view,
was
brightened
Tuesday
l
when
a
call
was
made
bv
Mrs
I
J.
S.
Black
and
Mrs.
T
J.
Boulter
!
of
the
Women's
Coordinating
Council.
While
In
the
West-view
vicinity,
Mrs.
Black
and
Mrs.
Boulter
also
took
the
op-!
portunity
to
visit
Mrs.
Mitchell,
mother
of
Mrs.
Robert
Strachan.
Loth
Mrs.
Dugtjan
and
Mrs.
Mit-
!
chell
are
to
large
extent
invalid-'
ed.
9
KEN'S
FOR
inu
RADIO
CLINIC
nwiiuif
rue
witn
it
x
10'
fi''
$198.00.
(!
Carbon
sun
a.
violet
uroieetor
rme
stand
$43.50.
.::--r
533
West
7th
,t
411.
,
(71)
-
Inhnnrd
Round
.i
2i,
h
n
Wiscon-i
13(i7
Overlook.
Blue
852.1731
28
ft.
CiilltiPt
Hull,
-lit
r.
Needs
some
r
Will
sell
-cheap
iu
trallms
gear
ujv.s
or
Blue
924
(71)
53!)
Sixth
West
(73)
tlon
at
the
chapel
of
B.C.
Under.
1
FOR
RENT
Board
and
room
or
takers
yesterday
afternoon
for
wm
Phone
Black
660.
tf
the
final
rites
of
the
late
John
BLUE
992
t
CHANDLER'S
uirwin
STUDio
'Film
Finishing
Eafargin&
Flah
Pnotos
lakeu
al
IKin.
Phone
Green
389
216
4th
6t
'
J3K1NCS.
RUPERT,
B.C
5
90
Day
Guarantee
For
Satisfactory
Service
718
End
Ave.
W.
Blur
992
Eklund.-'
Rev.
Earl
Soiland,
pas-
j
tor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
officiated
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker
presided
at
the
organ
to
accom-
i
'
pany
the
hymns
which
were
"Rock
of
Ages"
and
"Abide
With
Me."
Interment
In
Fairview
-
-
WANTKII
WANTED
Reran
cast,
brass,
coDDer.
radiators
and
batteries.
Phone
543
or
call
02!),
Sixth
W.
(tf)
WANTED
To
rent
furnished
small
ant.
or
house.
Couple
no
children.
A.
Moen.
Prince
RuDert
Hotel.
(69)
1
Trv
This
Grand
1
l49
Ktudebaker
"kilo
4:0
miles,
twiek
Sale
Phone
r
jddIv
1
10
Eiuhth
(73)
tialiih
streamlined
new.
11
ho.
Mcr-
w,
fine
month
Cemetery
followed.
Beautiful
LUNCH
or
SUPPER
TKEAT!
-$10
'reward
for
two
floral
offerings
adorned
the
cas-rooin
furnished
aoart-
ve(.
WANTED
or
three
ment
Phone
Pallbearers
were
Charles
Erik-
PANCAKES
OR
UCKWHEATI
ttgular
Si.
or
3'j
lb.
iCONOMT
Bog
W
ANTED
Furnished
suite-
or:
j
h
Ilusvllt
Haakon
Sjc-
Box
(180.
Daily
'News.
(72i
,
berg,
David
Thorne,
A.
O.
Morse,
and
Bartel
Hedstrom.
HFI.P
WANTED
HELP
WANTED
Youna
man
li.sii
ee;ir
comolete
'lis
307
Eleventh!
(73.
-
Plav
pen.
babv
i
''l-'ctric
and
one
irvusiire
and
tools.
'
m.
1153
11th.
(70)
22-m.inth
old
male
'
lawn,
lilack
mask.
'?
D
Clark.
Port
(72)
15
li
o.
Vivian
com-Hed
aim.
(72)
IN
TIIK
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OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PHONE
Satin-GSo
PHONE
IN
PKOIIATE
ns
bookkeeper
for
Canada
Packers
Limited.
"Phone
340.
(tf)
WANTED
Sinsle
elrl
with
eood
sewina
experience
lor
permanent
position.
Aoolv
Sinner
Sewina
Machine
Co.
(i9)
the
maun
of
the
"Administra
In
531
Reliable
woman
to
,!;!uSU',Pbakeri
WANTED
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De
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I
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l"'"11:
i
mind
niind
children
in
duvtime.
situ
at.
Knnx
piwioA
Hed
H'JU
after
6
o'clock.
DRIVER
CONTROLLED
PRODUCTS
for
Walls,
Woodwork,
Floors
and
Furniture
Thompson
Hardware
'
Co.
Ltd.
tion
Art"
and
,
In
the
matter
of
the
estate
of
Repl-
nnld
Herbert
Johnson,
Deceased,
Intestate.
Take
notlee
that
by
order
of
His
Honor
JiKlne
W.
O.
Pulton,
local
Judi;e
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
8th
dny
of
March,
AD.
1950,
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Reginald
Herbert
Johnson,
late
fif
lower
Post.
British
Columbia,
who
!ied
on
the
Dtli
duv
of
Octolwi,
1041).
at
Lower
Post,
British
Colum
Citv.
(78
1
i
Children
for
'
1
K'l-.s.
I'lione
Red
(72)
CABS
The
House
of
Dependable
S
(09)
"BUSINESS
OPPOKTl'Nlf
IES
I'OR
SALE
Hairdressing
business
as
aoin.'
concern.
Excellent
clientelle
and
location.
For
further
cetaiis
phone
57,
O.
P.
Tinker
&
Co
.
Ltd.
tf
-
And
Courteous
Drivers
,
(70)
Monarch,
null'
i.
heatt'r.
"'
insurance
,
Auiu-l.
Box
ma.
fullv
seat
and
l'X'll,
(77)
bia.
REAL
ESTATE
FOR
SALE
5-room
house
in
One-man
2G"
Chain
1
recoil
starter.
All
persons
indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
tho
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
pwsnns
havlni;
j
claims
against
the
siild
Estate
are
RFXAIR
J-in-1
Mechan
HERE
NOW
Section
2.
Turms
mav
De
ranned
Green
196.
74
-
There
is
a
CHRISVZ
BtSCUtT
'fir
way
taste
FOR
SALE
House,
four
rooms
C
450
required
to
file
them
with
me
pro-pi
rly
verified
on
or
before
the
lftth
day
of
April.
1950.
failing
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
regard
j
rnly
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
with
bath,
luuo
Mania
jum..
Phone
Red
836.
,
172)
ical
Housemaid
IT
Dl'STS
IT
MOTHPROOFS
IT
ATOMI7ES
IT
SHAMPOOS
ni'C.S
IT
SWEEPS
WITY
PAY
RENT
TO
OTHERS?
IT
N
RIFIES
ft
IT
CLEANS
t
IT
DEODORIZES
IT
HUMIDIFIES
IT
SCRUBS
tiuamt
Ave.
(72)
A
nminlete
new
"I
all
the
latest
llr'i'is.
nins.
ne
c
k
la
c
e
s.
etc.
"n
ihp
big
Jcwel-mhiw
m
Toronto.
See
,
'"r
!
lie
last
est
styl-a,w''s
Jewellers.
(72)
il
Hahv
CribsTlJjl-'
i
unles
and
chests,
RUPERT
CEMENT
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
have
been
notinea.
i
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
this
9th
Day
of
March.
lOflO.
i
ERNEST
KARL
ALLEN,
'
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Reginald
Herbert
Johnson,
(ieceawd,
t
Co
Brown
&
Harvey,
j
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(60)
Choice
lots
are
still
avuiiauie
here
so
nlan
vour
future
home
on
the
lot
vou
choose
now.-Consult
us
for
new
N11A
rea
illations:
ulans.
ideas,
and
the
nronertv
most
suitable
lr
vour
family.
Choonse
your
hmneslte
and
build
later.
Aii.iri
A
cinul
rnni
nr.
Arill-
VACll'M
CLEANER
Thone
Today
for
Free
Demonstration
i.
,
eiectric
irons
,'.
electric
heater.
niack
ann
G.
A.
Gustafsnn
140
91
h
E.
Ready-Mix
Concrete
Delivered
to
the
Job
Kt.i-nnir
Agencies.
Phone
342
uiner
articles.
LAND
RECISTItY
ACT
or
Green
297
(Eves.)
(73)
-1041
chev.
coupe.
Auolv
"naiium.
Stli
ENGLISH
RONE
CHINA
CI
PS
and
SAITERS
.
HOUSES
FOR
SALE
4-rooms
and
bath
near
Conrad
School.
Priced
-at
$2,500.00
for
ouiok
sale.
Wartime
4
1st
Overlook.
$900.00
cash
Balance
e-asv
terms
tust
or
Rupert
7f)c
tf
Re:
CcrUlieule
of
Title
No.
4580-1
to
Lot
Fleht
Hundred
nnd
Sixty-five
"A'
(8G5AI.
RanRe
Five
(fi).
Coast
I
District,
said
to
contain
One
Hundred
and
Sixty
(100)
acres,
more;
or
less;
excepting
thereout
any
j
portion
of
the
RlRht-of-Wny
of
the
Dominion
TelPRraph
Line,
havlnir
a
width
of
one
Hundred
(100)
feet.:
which
may
lie
within
the
bound-1
arles
of
these
litnds
nnd
exceptlnR
nlso
the
RlKht-of-Way
of
the
Orand
I
Trunk
Pacific
Railway,
containing
I
Nine
Decimal
Two
Six
(9.26)
acres,
:
more
or
less.
WHERE
S
satisfactory
proof
of
loss
,
ot
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
feuued
i
S
ee.ier
Shovels;
I'lacllnes:
Adams
7
rooms
on
7th
West.
Revenue
tmssibilities.
Modest
down
oavm-enf.
.,,
,
.,
4
rooms
and
bath
with
shoo
In
front.
On
Fulton
Street.
Tnr.nlro
oHruit
nt
hers
from
1.
4
(a.,Vl,Uotl'rcl
Bros.
I
,Ul'd
Maintenance
-
in
uTl
;l;imslie"
fc,i';rVt"ll''i't.e
Mixers:
"vrtn.i"
Viinnos
Real
Estate
and
Insurance.
Phone
451
Evcnlnus
648.
Ull
t
.
..i1',111'1":
Nelson
PRICES:
include
Darex
the
fifth
ingredient
in
Concrete
Four
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
$16.09
per
yard
Five
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
$17.50
per
yard
Si'x
Sacks'Cement
to
.Yard
-..
$18.95
per
yard
No
Orders
Accepted
for
less
than
two
yards
:
EQUIPMENT
FOR
RENT:
Two
wheeled
rubber
tyred
concrete
buggies
b'bc
per
day
Seven
cubic
feet
capacity
Single
wheeled
concrete
barrows
50c
per
day
ORDERS
TO
BE
IV
ONE
DAY
PRIOR
TO
DELIVERY
.
Phones:
Office
80;
Plant
564
l!i.
,
;
7'
9iocKnne
'
""
In
the
name
of
lieorge
namDiy
ran
FOR
SAT.E
Washina
macnini-.
...
d
.
tn)3
offtc(.,
notice
is
4
.
K.
.
"i.'aucrs
ana
H
o
lal
A"
slM'l
Wrhm81
N"-tional
Call
527
Ninth
West
ain?
hereby
Riven
that
I
Rhall,
at
the
ex-D.m,
w
piration
of
one
month
from
the
date
FOR
SAIlLieht
delivery
'
KASS.tiTS
ness
2
cars
eolne
concern.
certificate,
unless
in
Phone
C78
or
Red
735
after
C
",,"mettTltlmt,
valid
objection
be
made
D.m
to
me
in
writing.
at
the
Land
Registry
Offlw.
oVTrDtl0n
tear
Dated
itvd
enr
Pd?onSmVPinve3aCr
ofnV
A
D.
thla
aUth
'
t':!'ptim
from
X-tfffjrv
CoTmaed.
I
(tf
f
,;Vd
,
Lumber"
v'
x
nil.
9MH)
.sen
s
ana
MANSON'S
CHINA
SHOP
Green
90
Across
from
Liquor
Store
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
3rd
ATenno
1
x
fir,"
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles.
mnels
covered.
Sianal
URhts
installed.
40
cash
MO
,741
Seventh
West.
(70)
'nine
543
'
uall
629
(tf)
E-BOPS
For
For
Style
Comfort
4.95
8.50
FASHION
FOOTWEAR