d
At
fnnca
Ruperr
Daily
rawt
Saturday,
February
25,
1'JiO
Mr.?.
E.
Crewerto.n
who
has
been
viniling
here
with
her
ton
j
und
dauiiti'r-in-law,
Mr.
and
!
Mrs.
Li
n
Krewei
ton,
is
sailing
j
by
the
Chili.ol
in
tomorrow
tiight
!
on
Jn;r
return
to
Vancouver.
.cirTvr
nefit
--anZ.BTEM
.
Dukes
Orchestra
and
Carl
Ere-;
thin
was
a
genial
master
of
ccre-;
monies.
B.
J.
Bacon
and
Howard
i
Walker
presided
at
the
door.
The
committee
i
charge
also
included
William
Terry
and
Herbert
Whiffin.
Door
prizes,
lucky
tickets
which
were
drawn
bv
Mrs.
L.
Bolum,
were
H.
S.
Wl.alcn,
table
lamp;
B.
Clcmcnshaw,
utility
kUeUcn
chair,
and
M.
Gandosl.
Aquascutum
cZf"
NOV,'lly
'"!
closed
from
Thiui
(''inl'
,
WH-flt
I.rfl'-C
ill
1'"'
Ca.h
ior
old
gold.
Bulger
in
last
..uditoriJtn
Ird
till
March
'
,47,l
io.
Nrw,
Mcuw,
Bark,
Bark.
Thomn.
Limn
...
......
.
!
Vun
t
mis
and
Dog
Sale
at
t
xhirli
the
Pure
Wool
Navy
Blue
Gabardine
with
Raglan
Sleeves
and
full
belt
Pure
Wool
Fawn
Gabar
on
Monday.
See
adv.
Makers
of
Fine
Raincoats
pa-e
5.
i
Moose
Committee
Has
Card
Party
I
Women
of
the
M
)o.se
mtmber-f-li
i(i
rominiltce
met
at
the
home
of
Mr.i.
J.
II.
Jelferies,
Fourth
i
Avenue
East,
and,
alter
a
business
(P'-simi,
cards
were
enjoyed.
;1he
iMiw-winnrrs
were
'Mrs.
R.
h.
Skinner
anc
Mrs.
M.
Hadland.
1
uuts
as
accountant
.i
in
.,
the
local
office
of
Cunad-
100
Women
At
I
Day
of
Prayer
I
There
was
a
record
attendance
:of
100
women
at
(he
World
,
Day
of
Prayer
Service
at
Salvation
Army
Citadel
Friday
afler-i
noon.
The
order
of
service
ob-!
served
both
lu
re
and
elsewhere
jhad
been
especially
prepared
by
j
the
founder
of
a
Christian
Girl's
School
in
Japan
who
ir.
herself
i
a
Japanese
Christian.
I
The
theme
was
Faith
For
iinr
Time"
and
the
hymns
suim.
"AM
I
Hail
the
Power
of
Jesus'
Name''
"My
Faith
Looks
Up
to
Thm
".
"Fight
the
Good
Finhf'
and
"The
Day
Thou
Gavcst".
'
The
text
of
Mrs.
G.
R.
S.
Black-'
aby's
address
was
"Thou
Wilt
Keep
Him
in
perfect
peace,
wlwe
i
mind
is
stayed,
on
Thee".
Km-
rls
netted
for
of
tlit-iil'
;
victims
Iirc-
.
,
,
v
hm
Ir
"J1
,.;!at
bv
me
Classified
ads
bring
results.
It's
business
wise
to
advertise
...
national
Telegraphs
alter
a
'!
Immigrants
dine
with
Raglan
Sleeves
'"o'luis
on
account
,,r
.,,
of
lllnrus
of
ii
and
Balmacan
Collar
.
r
.
.
.
'
-MX
monuis.i
......
.
npeni,
in
hospital
lure
and
two
at.
Edmonton.
Learn
Fasl
mm
S.jiis
ol
Norway
Hiidminton
1
Club
Dance
every
.Saturday
t-lr
pint
Sons
of
Norway
11a'"'
l.aneiinrgr
Consultant
Says
'IVai
hiiiR
System
I
inform
;
Those
present
were
Mrs.
ILirnld
i
!
Muneey,
senior
recent.
Mrs.
H.
I
Tweed,
M'-s.
Hert
Bellamy.
Mrs.
j
R.
B.
K!:inic-.
Mrs.
M.
Hadland,
T's.
C.
II.
Collins.
Mrs.
Tom
j
J
Cliristnrr.
Mr-.
R.
Marshall
and
j
!
Mrs.
L.
Everk
ifh.
ZZZcZZ
y-(
wiri,KO,.-rc.ach,n8Ellg-
i
"
li.sli
to
)
immigrants
is
anything
Fifty
loggers
were
passengers
1
bUt
a
routine
business.
.
aboard
the
Chilcotin
last
night,
"Sometimes
you
can
hardly
Pure
Wool
Gabardine
Trench
Coat,
Fawn
Shade
with
set
in
Sleeves
Square
Shoulder
and
full
Belt....
Fine
Mercerized
Poplin
with
Balmacan
Collar
and
Raglan
Sleeves
.
.
.
$26.50
to
$49.50
,
All
by
Aquascutum
.
,
i.
payaDie
in
advance.
Please
refrain
frum
1
n,.,K
2c
per
word
per
insertion,
minimum
f
n..
it'es
'.
Cards
ol
Thanks,
Death
Notices,
j
..
...
.
no
uiui
Engagement
Announcement:
t'i.
was
uu
uie
evangelism
on
iner
way
from
Vancouver
i,,;KW'P
'P
U
them,"
says
Flor-
of
children
and
upon
the
ccp.e--
al
theme
of
praver
.
vyuiu.Mii'wa
inlet
log-
umn
ui
uuawa.
ging
camp;;.
Miss
Gaynor
was
in
Winnipeg
ALtoLAV'.
DOUBLE
PRICE,
!
I
recently
to
pass
on
the
latest
See
our
adv.
on
page
5.
LOST
AM
rot'ND
!
A
solo
sunu
by
Mrs.
Anfield
was
entitled
"The
Silent
Voice"
by
Carro
Roma.
She
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
W.
D.
Smith
who
-s
ren-
(
methods
of
instruction
to
teach-
llOKIAM
.......
n.-:.-:-!
William
P
straio's
wh
are
lcading
1,100
immi-
burburrv
'from
T
Civic
Centre!
'
"'jeJanis
ihrough
the
mazes
of
the!
pianist
for
all
the
music
at
the
tt&p
Fridav
nicht
by
mistake
picki
a
ousinecs
trip
to
Queen
language.
service.
lovina
memory
(e
and
mother.
Durham,
who
.hmurv
26.
1948.
ud
his
Dronertv
at
Georee
Hill
viiarioue
city,
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods-John.son
returned
to
the
city
by
plane
yesterday.
She
is
a
member
of
the
Can-1
The
leader
was
Mrs.
W.
C
adian
Citizenship
Council
and
is
Poulton
and
she
was
assisted
In
a
consultant
on
immigrant
edu-
the
saying
of
the
pravers
by
fo-
Lee
we
luvcd
so
I
I
n
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous?
bice
we
io--u
"
1
cation
to
the
federal
govenr-
men
representing
all
the
hv
nil'
1,1
tlr
cr.i,.n
-
,,)
tV,
l...
All
entries,
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
entiy
fee,
must
be
in
the
hands
flv:,iihin
n,
,i,.,mi
1
,
night.
Some
thirty
members
were
AIR
PASSENGERS
fCommodore
Cafei
j
Plumbers'
Union
Here
Is
Growing
I
1
The
ranks
of
the
Plumber's
and
j
Pipe
Fitters'
Union
here
are
i
swelling
and
eight
new
.members
enucauon
or
any
volunteer
organization
providing
instruction
for
immigrants.
One
of
the
Citizenship
Coun
and
Son
Shoe
Sore
in
exchange.
LOST
LOST
Kevs
on
chain
with
miniature
car
license
No.
157,-411
aixiund
terminal
on
on
bus.
Reward.
Box
CC0
Dally
News.
(49)
PERSONAL
J
ROOFING
All
tvnes
of
roof
in?
uroinotlv
and
exuertlv
done.
Boilduie
repairs
and
alterations.
Estimates
lreelv
Riven.
Phone
Louis.
Black
3U2.
(47i
"KLEEREX"
clears
ud
skin
ail-menus
Eczema.
Rashes.
Pirn-Dies.
Psoriassi.
etc
ouicklv.
."Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
present
at
the
meeting
with
Robert
Wilson,
tha
president
in
the
chair.
HyraHra
chair.
Harry
Harrison,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
was
on
hand
to
address
the
meeting.
.
I
AIR
PASSENGERS
i
To
Vancouver
(today
1
Mike
1
Krutko.
G.
L.
MacKay.
V.
Hopkins,
M.
Gandossi,
J.
W.
Hay,
F.
Miller,
A.
Wennerstrom.
j
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders'
cil's
most
important
achieve-!
mer.ts
to
date
lias
been
a
consid-
erable
amount
of
uniformity
in
teaching
methods
across
the
J3rd
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.
were
admitted
at
a
regular
meeting
of
the
union
in
Civic
Centre
tre
common
lounge
Thursday
the
Secretary.
Music
and
Drama
Festival,
Box
1076,
Station
"B",
by
Wednesday,
March
1st.
Entry
forms
available
at
Civic
Centre.
147,
Four
special
films
for
JunPirs
and
teen-agers
were
shown
at
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
They
proved
both
entertaining
and
educational.
On
Monday,
(he
27th.
tnere
will
be
'a
general
meetins
at
ii
P
ni.
in
Cie
Civic
Centre
for
all
those
who
play
tennis.
All
interested
please
attend.
1431
I
from.
Vancouver
(Fndyai
R.
Dominion,
Miss
Gaynor
says
I
Howiett,
W.
James,
A.
Holmes,:
for
stent
w
j
r
for
Uwuirht
to
mber
her.
who
here
'
udi
absent,
is
ribered
and
1
ov
her
husb.ind
(471
.
i
THANKS
;
and
daughter;
limr
nunv.
aburs
ior
their
i
:wral
oiierinus,
ir
beluved
hus-1
V
io
Mr.
and
;
:
and
siaf
t
oi
'
.jo
Air.
W.
Du-
A'ho
scut
floral
iviiiu
wife
and
Mr.
Yanke.
J.
Hepburn
1
I
"An
immigrant
can
start
his
!
classes
in
Halifax,
then
be
moved
j
to
Winnipeg
and
carry
them
on
j
j
From
Sandspit
(Friday)
In-!
.''pector
F
.B.
Woods-Johnson.
I
To
Masset
(Friday)
W.
Feyer,
!
W.
Currie,
A.
Players.
:
there
with
practically
no
disruption,"
she
said.
i
One
set.
of
textbooks
is
used
'
almost
exclusively
across
Can-'
NOTICE.'
NOTICE
Int.
Union
of
Operating
Engineers.
Regular
meeting
of
Local
510
will
be
held
in
Carpenters'
Hall,
Friday,
Feb.
24
at
7:30
p.m.
Meeting
of
members
of
Local
115
will
be
held
in
Carpenters'
Hall,
Sunday,
Feb.
2G
at
2":30
p.m.
(47)
ada,
developed
from
a
series
that
Notice
Nonce
is
Is
hereby
soven
that
the
PERSONAL
Annual,
lienernl
MeetiliB
of
t
lie
Prinrn
Pnnort
"..,...-.,
i
u.
originated
in
Massachusetts.
BE
THRIFTY
!
WITH
DOMESTIC
A
Purely
Vegetable
Shortening
USE
ONE-QUARTER
LESS
THAN
Because
most
of
the
Immi-!
soctaMon
will
be
held
in
the
Civic
Mrs,
w.
uiskc.
Druss.
Mr.
ana
Olive
anil
May,
UNWANTED
HAIR
-Permanent-I
l.v
eradicated
with
Saca-Pein
The
most
remarkable
discovery
of
the
aye.
Saca-Pelo
is
guaranteed
to
kill
the
roots
of
any
hair
and
contains
110
(Intuit
or
chemicals.
Liu-Beer
Lab,
67U
Granville,
Vancouver.
B
C.
(Hi
,
!
centre.
Common
Lounge
Bim.
on
Friday,
March
3rd.
lu.so,
at
SOU
p.m.
lluiiiess:
j
A
To
receive
President's
report.
To
receive
Auditor's
report
and
lialanc
Sheet
for
I94U.
I
To
lect
five
members
of
the
i
Board
of
Management.
AiWrl
Lindsetli.i
1
Ir.
and
Mrs.
It.
effectivelv.
Thousands
of
un-solicied
testimonials
from
sat-isiied
users
acro.-s
Canada.
bc.
J1.09.
Ail
druiTEisus.
It
AMAZING
Monev
Makinn
pos-sioihties
sellinir
Da
tented
automatic
FYR-LARM.
Warns
of
lire
dangers,
anru-ses
lrom
sound
sleep
In
time
to
save
lives,
urouertv.
Non-electrical
inexiK'nsive.
Also
FIRFOE
fire
ejV
umuishers.
PALCO
tire
inllators
One
minute
demonstrators.
Three
fast
sellers.
Paleoseel
Co..
Ltd..
Cornwall
12.
Ont.
i-
It
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
CAPITOLS
Stove
Service
As
Repairs.
G.
D.
Ronson.
Black
aoo.
iU
PLUMBING
and
Hoatine
-Sheet
Metal
work.
Phone
543
or
call
U2tl.
Sixth
Ave
West.
11
Lclourneau
and
Sons.
(If)
.-Ur;iP
WANTKU
.
,
REGULAR
SHORTENING
grants
are
adults,
not
children,
and
have
had
a
wide
variety
of
experiences,
we
find
the
discussion
method
of
teaching
most
effective."
she
said.
One
of
the
tepeher's
main
difficulties
is
remembering
to
restrict
her
own
teaching
vocabulary
to,
words
and
sentences
the
class
has
learned
previously.
A
two-year
scheme
fur
immi-pranl
education
has
been
worked
jlv.
Kosc
una.
.
.sir
and
Mrs.;
rid
lamnv.
Dc-j
iiM;rt
Ships.
mm
your
cooKing
(KtmuutL
for
better
eoting
j
Ask
your
grocer
i
Hamilton
and
CIVIL
SERVICE'
EXAMINATIONS
PREPARE
NOW
Tor"
Winter
Examination.-
Write
M.
C.
C
Mrs.
Chuck
r
and
tleona
Koval
Arch
Product
of
Canada
Packers
Ltd.
Sehoi.l,
3(il
F.nderton
Bldi?
(h)
out
by
Hie
council
and
accepted
WmniueR.
Man.
ciili.ii
"
i.-i;
uft.'v
;by
most
Canadian
provinces.
It
Tin
.
l''1;
,,.......
calls
for
one
year
of
language
lit.
O-tr
NO'i
!
W
V
"
"Z
"
'
V
"
1
VU4DI
enn
yon
obto.o
ih.
t-jt-
i
-l
TZsrszZ
imirX
:
I
s
,
iiwmvm.
.
....
.st'"dy
and
one
year
of
eitizen-
THB
KINO.
1.1
represented
by
The.
shlD
training
iiscxime
wah
iax
act
ana
1
The
con.su
I
ant
s
own
exnpri-
pii"p
wilh
teaching
English
was
To
appoint
an
auditor.
'
Membership
fee
is
1
00
per
annum
j
which
may
be
paid
at
the
hospital
i
or
left
at
Ormes
Drops
nrior
to
Mon-i
day.
March
1st
at
5.00
p
n.
on
which
!
date
the
membershl)
list
will
close.
!
D.
C.
STEVENSON.
5')
Administrator.
!
I.ANH
REGISTRY
ACT
I
Re:
Cer.lfi'.iite
ol
Title
Nil.
4Hlt-t
to
!
Wit
rp;lit
Hundred
and
Slxtv-flve
j
"A'tSOSAI.
Range
Five
5.
Coast
j
District,
said
to
contain
One
Hun-i
dred
and
Sixty
ilutl)
acres,
more
'
or
iess:
excepting
tliereout
any
I
portion
of
the
Kleht-of-Way
of
the
Dominion
Tciecrafili
Line,
luauif;
a
j
width
of
one
Hundred
MOO.l
feet,
which
may
lie
within
the
boundaries
of
these
lauds
anfl
exceptui':
1
also
the
tfluht-of-Wav
of
the
cram!
.
Trunk
Pacific
Railway,
rnntalnim;
Nine
Decimal
Two
Six
l'J2Gi
acres.
;
more-or
less.
j
WHEREAS
satisfactory
pr.Kif
of
loss
of
the
alKive
Certificate
of
Title
Issued
1
in
the
name
of
(teor'Tt-
Humbly
ii.-s
been
filed
in
this
ofliee.
notice
is
hereby
Klven
that
I
shall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
fro.n
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof,
issue
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
in
lieu
or
said
lost
Certificate,
unless
in
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
OLD
before
ITS
TIME
"
.
STttt
and
,0:
"3
j
I
'
HELP
WANTED
An
experienced
Security
Guard,
aualilieations
at
least
Grade
8
education,
some
experience
in
police,
customs
or
cuard
work.
Must
be
lmvsicnllv
fit.
between
the
ae
of
40
and
GO
Salarv
depended
on
oualllieullons.
Box
No.
H-iw
Dailv
News.
47i
HELP
WANTED
First
class
salesman
wanted
in
men
crude
men's
clothlnu
store.
NtuStt
have
experience
in-
lak-iivr
''measurements
for
made-to-measure'
clolhintr.
Phone
33!).,
'
tf
WANTED
WANTED
TO
RENT
Furnished
suite
or
not.
for
vonim
married
couolc.
Box
C:.H
Dailv
News
Ulil
with
Mennonite
colonies
In
soui-hwesiorn
Saskalrhownn.
Fhe
is
on
lenve
to
the
Citi.wnsh'p
Council
frntn
the
adult
education
department
of
Saskatchewan.
HOTK.I
ARRIVALS
I'rinee
llui'crt
J.
T.
Hepburn.
Mr.
und
Mrs.
i.-,,i,;,.,i
voii..-)!
James.
Mr.
and
'
Mrs.
II.
F.
VVor.sley.
G.
L.
Mac-key,
Vancouver;
F.
Nelson,
Port
S"-ar.l:
M,-.
and
Mrs.
W.
Cole.
Mrs,
Irene
Medina
n,
G.
Abbot.
Buledale;
W.
J.
Jul),
John
Fra-:
-er,
Wat-m
l.
Iae
i
A.
Hislinus.
Wrinkled
fenders
little
rips
and
tears
in
the
body,
make
a
car
old
before
its
lime.
Our
body
experts
can
keep
it
young.
Rapid
service
low
cost.
Drive
up
today!
Noitil
w
-";T
j
sr..
and
faniilv;
Uiiir
auurecia-.v
incmis
wlio
.I'jrtjswus
.
ul
,
aft
wi
a.Mist-'
rtent
bereave-:
:e
anums
those
ii
iioial
olicr-.
uiiii.
All
the
i
Mrs.
K
L.
jiiu
M.ic.
Mr.
Mr.
ami
Mr.,.
.
Hr.
and
Mrs,
Mr
and
Mrs.
jiiii
Mrs.
Wil-Mr.
ami
Mrs.
wi
toward
i
',
rtil
HubcrUson;
Nvce
iCan-
a
l'Ue
Woikis.
Uwlii.
IXirolliV
'
Siimin.mn.
Oufcy,
Andrew
Bill
ami
Kav
ii
and
Tominv,
Ciiarlcs
ana
;
Ni'.ss.
M.u--
Ni-.vi.
h.un
iim
Olio.
Au-HerUiii.
Miss
no
Mu-Jioluk
ii
Mt-Murcliie
D
Kitchie,
Ljcal
aoa.
Emurcss
Hotel,
"s
HuU'l
:.Us,in-
Hcnrv
Johnson.
Mr.
Laurence
I'ol-eJev,
Mrs.
a
Grreii,
Mrs
11111
iaimlv.
An-
HAHOLD
NESS.
Defeiidunt.
Under
mid
bv
virtue
of
a
Writ
ol
VENDITIONI
BXPONAtS
issued
from
the
above
Court
and
to
me
directed
aKitlilKt
the
eoocls.
chattels
and
lands
of
the
defendant.
Harold
Newi.
I
have
seli'tl
.the
.1
HshhlK
ves.M'1
"InU-nd"
and
Isolds
and
improvements
thereon
known
and
des-erilled
aa
Lot
15.
Won
20.
Section
5.
Map
92M.
City
of
Prince
Hunert.
Driliwh
Columbia.
binR
on
Si.-ventli
Avenue
Wt
in
the
said
city,
and
on
Thursday.
March
2nd.
1!)50.
at
the
hour
of
2
00
o'clock
in
the
alU
r-iHKiu.
at
my
ofliee
in
tlie
Court
House.
PrlncD
Rupert.
PC,
I
will
offer
for
sale
by
public
Auction
all
the
rlu'ht,
title
and
interest
of
the
defendant.
In
the
abovu
ihhIs
and
lands
Terms
ol
Side:
:
ti.
ami
tills
sale
Is
subicct,
to
t
lie
SiH
ial
Security
and
Municipal
Aid
lax.
Illils
may
lie
tendered
by
mall.
Prior
to
sale
the
lishlia;
vessel
"Intend"
may
be
Inspected
where
moored
at
Seal
Cove.
Prince
Kurrt,
ir
on
application
to
Die
Sherilf.
Italeil
at
Prince
Hujvrt.
B.C.,
Ulis
Kith
day
of
Felirnarv.
l!r.o
I
M
M
STEPHENS,
i
Sheriff
of
the
County
of
Prime
Hi
Hupcrt.
VIIjvvvcj
ill
I
1
1
f
I
)
ffiVil
to
me
in
writing.
Paled
at
the
Land
Registry
Oflir
m-
lilnce
Jtiipert.
lie.
tins
JOt
Ii
day
&73T
fS'Q1
1
R.
H
iwlctt,
Yel-
.
''-"ii'iif'fiiriirfiivii'a'f
,
.I
''.
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h
'knife.
n
uruarj.
l'lsn.
A
I)
-
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
(74)
Deputy
MeelsUar
ol
Titles
Phone
31
McBride
St.
room
(47)
-
llousekecoimr
Box
05(1.
News.
WANTED
lor
two.
brass.
Phone
.
(55)
WANTED
Scrap
east
batteries,
radiators.
543.
call
C!3
Sixth
Wcs
FOR
KENT
Announceivte'iits
SO
N.
Badminton
Dance
e
Saturday.
nrs
I
FOR
RENT-
Board
and
room
or
room
onlv.
Box
No.
1292.
City.
(48)
j
FOh
RENT
Suite
of
five
or-!
lices.
Modern
ill
everv
res-:
nect.
Available
March
1.
Phone
57.
O.
P.
Tinker
and
Co.
Ltd.
Uf);
FOR
RENT
Electric,
porluble1
sewhvi
machines.
$;uii
a
month.
Call
B(i4
Shism
Sew-,
ins
Centre.
yiiipiioliy
Ore'.i-iday.
March
3'
.
I
;JlHl
Mrs,
Win.
N'Tiiia
Scherki
ol
Keb
'i'l
w-
a
sisWr
for
t47
Prince
Rupert
i
estra
C.incert.
Fl
11.15
p
in.
United
Church
W.A.
Home
FOR
RENT
Larse
lieht
house-
Cooking
Sale
Dom's.
Dept.
Store,
keeDins
rtxin.
suitable
tor
two
Saturday,
Feb.
25,
11.00
a.m.
ri
rl.,rt
Ol
wursiiB
mris,
i-nouu
uum
,
qq
p.m.
;;stmorc
2-plccc
rfcleondi-
'1-
V)2
Ki'c.tirl
REAL
ESTATK
r7
Canadian
Legion
Card
Parly,
March
1.
(47)
rnvo;
,
.,
.
H
AM
I
II
(10
'"
"
1
!
WANTED
TO
RENT
Furnished
Catholic
AY,
WEDNESDAY
Card
tournament,
Hall,
March
2.
TOES'
1
bedan
bun
i
,.
i
MONDAY,
suite
or
ant
for
vonnir
marriea
couple.
Box
058
Daily
New;'.
(52)
'wliccisSlOoO.i
"
uan.
ipxxj
rub.
1
Shrine
Bund
Concert,
Civic
""
VA-l
$67:,
i
w
bcrvtce.
404
1
I
'
FOR
SALE
Small
4
wartime
centre
Auditorium,
Friday
March
house
inside
bridcre.
close
to
schools,
early
oc.cupancv,
unod
3ul
at
8.1o
p.m.
Tickets
liiktis
from
iioui;
condition.
An
excellent
oppor-;
members.
tunil.v
in-
hneomp
ft
llOUie
,
.001
fnamcl
wick
nil'
St.
Patrick's
Tea
Sale
uf
home
owner
for
$1,000
down,
balance1
monthlv
payments.
See
Robert
j
D'v
nrw.
Sacri-i
Bux
WO.
Daily
I
(49i
!
E.
Monlador.
Ltd.
W
cooking
and
card'
parly,
lie
Hall
Match
10.
HAtriT
TlirVTTTJ
f,.
umll-hllilt
5-i
Shoes
Ladi
A.ikvu
Liu
l
1,1b
v.
"
...
room
house,
preferably
w'ltn,
basement.
ltK'ated
near
Mc-i
Bride
Street
or
in
Seetion
1
wo.
Armstronti
Aaencles.
Phone;
'
At'aiii
I
it
ii
r
'to'..8"-
r!V
'
a,
King
Edward
School
P-T.A
Tea,
Hume
Cookiivj;
and
While
Elephant
Sale,
Friday,
Match
17.
Canadian
Legion
Easter
Sale
April
5lh.
342.
Eves.
Green
2U7.
!
11
',t3kDHe
Side
Home
Spring
Tea
and
Cooking,
April
0.
Huiiiiw.
m.;
FOR
SALE
5-room
Wartime
hous.
Phone
Green
137.
(501
PROPERTY
FOR
SALE.
4-cabins.
two
rooms
each.
,
pn
Park
Ave.
Anolv
1024
Third
Ave.
West.
V'11'
BUS1NKSS
OrPORTTMTlLS
FOR
SALE
Complete
welding
blacksmith
and
machine
shop.
filnir
nitiuioni
Fveplll'llt.
lOC.il-
Mary
I.O.D.E.
Tea,
Queen
own-
.
.eiieet
National
"Hills;
April
10.
Nun,
ana
p,
:
".
"'
T
Sale
Price
,
Women
of
the
Moose
Noven.y
i
Spring
Tea.
April
10,
In
the
new
Moose
Temple.
I
Cathedral
Sale
April
13.
St.
Peters
Spring
Sale
APrl!
I
20.
Md
furn.J
(Ml
(.,!.
THIS
INCLUDES
SHOES
UP
TO
$14.95
A
PAIR
Inn
iAlf-
wal-
I
Slllta
1
Presbyterian
Spring
Sale
April
27.
tlon
On
Vancouver
lstondl
SS10.000
will
handle.
Box
C:7.
Dailv
News.
tM
B.C.
Fl'RNITl'ItK
CO
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Furniture
and
Hardware
at
lowest
possible
prices:
SlmhUV
used
Slnaer
scwina
machines,
new
electric
heaters,
press
irons
and
toasters,
unpamtea
chests
of
drawers,
sleeping
baes.
loenine
boots,
floor
cov-eriiiet
and
other
useful
household
articels
See
B
C.
Furnl-
.
lure
Co.
,
-
-"V.
O,
(47)
-
.
HI
mi
Spring
Sale
and
Tea,
Orange
t:
,W1
dollar",'
May
3.
Sonja
Tea
May
13.
Boat
w"t
(.49'