4
-
Prince
Ktiperf
6ouy
FtiwS
TK3ZpB?t3
f
uesday,"
Juty
11,
1950
.
.
North
Star
in
Large;
White,
Pal
Wilson,
Lee,
,
always
a
strong
force!
ul
defend-(
patny.
Mailers
ia,
Ford,
Price,
Letourneau.
jer
who
placed
the
ball.
Ol.sen
Woodakle
took
ov
Referees:
P.
Forman
and
Sid
again
was
vy
effecUve
at
lng
-
it
Football
Meel
On
Wednesday
;rfiill
III'.
Heavy
Battery
Blanks
Motors
Master
Dick
Flood
left
today
Xfl!
11)311
11111
Woodside;
linesmen,
Eby,
Parkes.
centre-nan
uu,.u
the
XT......
B..
stnriine
centre
forward
more
closely.
,.,.
wir;g
t
1U.
t
lit
IV.
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1
uu
tut;
wuiiuiuiaiu
iur
me
suuui
iiwiwi
un"
"S""
w.
o
,
,
.
wait,
va
unq
rf5rinnj
.
wean
ai-
(Vlor
,
,
p
;
Large
ana
Lien
were
for
a
Visit
Jti
Vancouver.
...
...
I..
WU
L(
W
L
Canadian
Leeion
....
2
1
8
i
thougn
Lien
aia
oeiu-r
in
klckln
T,
8
second
half.
Ford
was
the
best
Xeellng
thal
'
re
1
I
League
Championship
Depends'
General
Motors
2
2
T
Lee
n
a
is
to
mnmv
proving
nit
hilt.
but
..
.
'
"
"'
forward.
6
There
will
be
a
meeting
of
ths
football
executive
tomorrow
evening.
One
of
the
matters
to
be
discussed
is
when
the
postponed
game
between
the
Battery
and
the
Legion
In
the
In
last
rilghC's
Senior
Softball
game
between
Watsori
Island
and
North
Star,
the
latter
came
cut
on
the
top
side
of
the
22
to
IT
score'.
The
game
was1
a
see-saw
affair
from
the
start
to
finish'
al-
On
Postponed
Came
Between
;
Heavy
Battery
i
J
needs
to
drive
harder
Battery
ar,.i
Legion
was
son
was
fair.
Price
take
hU
nZ
'
?
COMMENTS
'
nnd
elves
ud
too
easily.
White
,
1J,Temfc.
T-Tpnvu
Rnftnrlr
rinHH
fniira.i
t
great
rat
.
.
.
j
UU"'B
a
b'!Mor,
i
no
Knnprv
pn
.
on
i,u
u
North
Star
League
will
be
played.
I
thei
Motors
thelr
worst
defeat
of
though
neither
teal
played
,
Frlday.s
scheduled
game
in
the
SUMMER
BOWLING
HOtRS
t
P.M.
to
12
P.M.
Now
Is
the
Trrne
to-
Prattle
Prince
Rupert
.Bowling
Alleys
tart
but
wool
j
melt
tint
three
,
,
tries
nara.
,
.
...
,fc.,7)'e
Thp
r
r.frCia
"""
i
Wl
.
1
BEFARTKEMT
OF
TRADE
AN
COMMERCE
TENDER
NO.
01-M-7M
paruuumny
guua
nan.
Bany
u
'
trrf
r.,m,
n(
th
wn
,
tt
emed
well
oH.lde
Iron,
I
""
.
"
f
,
the
game
North
Star
took
i
competition-
---b
lead
with
an
8-2
score
but
the!
.
'
,
Islanders
rallied
In
the
fifth!,
n
hetr
Ufm
Peking
of
with
a'
5-run
session,
and
again
I
A"'f,tar
t0
v
aalnst
StKl-r.11
TENDERS
enclosed
in
evekm
marked
at-eordina:
to
the
above
'lenrler
N.
aiitl
addressee)
to
the
Surotary,
Cm-un
Commercial
Corporation,
(7
Lyon
HUM).
Ottaaa.
Ontario,
will
b
received
season
last
evening
when
in
the
North
Star
league
football
competition
the
Gunners
won
by
the
score
of
five
to
nothing.
The
win
leaves
General
Motors
tied
with
Canadian
Legion
but
the
latter
have
a
game
to
play
the
Native
All-stars
on
Satur-
in
the
sixth
with
7
runs
to
bring
disorganized
with
the
wing
MlUl
0
P.M.
(B.t).S.T
),
on
the
vth
day
nf
Auut,
lltta.
for
Ktterior
and
Interidr
Palatini,
Armoury,
Pnnc
Rupert,
B.C.
I
Tender
furina
will
be
supplied
by
the
,
Canadian
Cmunerriar
Corporafton
upon
re-:
quest.
No
tenders
will
he
considered
unless
fcKore
14-8
in
their
favor.
By
th
uu
erau''
n,la
a
"ura
llem
time
the
seventh
lhriiri
was
ls
flnal
arrangements
for
halves
Large
and
Lien
particu-
against
the
Battery.
A
win
for
the
dance,
sponsored
by
the
ineffective
Pavllkis
scored
over
North
Star
had
scored
9
B
would
leave
all
three
larly
runs
to
put
tnerrt
on'
the"
upper
1
wm.iii.iim
for
iur
inuay
Friday
,.
teams
level
,.,-,
points.
itnree
goais
aim
uairuw
uu.nc.
side
of
a
17-14
score.
Then
the,eyening
evening
at
at
the
the
Canadian
Canadian
Legion
Legion
,
,
.
,
and
Vuckovich
one
each.
on
Play
had
barely
started
when
auditorium.
Halvotsen
kept
his
goal
Intact
'
ihe
Battery'
was
a
goal
up
Dunbar
and
F.
a
strong,
and;
but
was
shaky.
Gomez
put
up
through
Pavlikis.
General
Motors
1
niaile
on
mien
lorms
and
an
lemiers
aiian
be
subject
ti
the
terms
set
forth
or
referred
to
in
such
forma.
.
'
The
Flafts
and
rlrieeirfrsttkma
are
on
exhibition
at
the
Olhoes
of
the
Canadian
Comme'reial
Corporation,
Hoom
lTOtt.
N"o.
1
Temporary
Biuldinf,
(79
Lvon
tStreft),
Ottawa,
(intarto,
at
winch
orhces
copies
may'
be
obtained
ufxiti
deposit
of
I25.W
in
the
form
of
a
eerhhed
ebeque
made
payable
to
the
Rei-e'iver
Gefcera!
of
CatiKdS.
This
deposit
will
be
remitted
when
aur-h
eopies
are
returned
in
good
condition".
Plan!
and
speritieation
are
on
display
at
the
General
Pent
Otftr.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
the
B.C.
Builittnc
Contractors'
Aenrilllrhr(.
Stp.
131
-814
No
further,
word
has
been
received
from
the
BC.
Football
Commission
Regarding
the
possibility
of
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
6f
a
Warn1
from'
Vancouver.
Islanders
tied
the
game:
up
making
It
17
all,
irt
the
top
of
the
eighth.
But
once
more
the
bottlers
came
through-,
with-
a
score.
This
time
they
crossed
the
plate
five
times
to
give
the
final
count
of
22-17.
steady
defence
although
they!
had
a
weak
forward
line
to
stop.
'
WE
PAINTI
was
disorganized
and
Boulter
did
well
to
save
from
Vuckovich
but
was
beaten
immediately
after.
Williams
stopped
the
ball
with
his
hands
but
Darrow
Gomez
made
no
mistake
with
the
result
and
UtUX
Darrow
Oomez,
Mazzoni
and
Billy
Gomez
checked
Well
and'
,
kept
driving
trie
ball
ahead.
Tha
U,'t
Mtinua
filreet.
Vtnenui-er
R
C
mttA
I
the
Rutuitng
and
Const
ntcttoii'
Industries
I
In
tonight's
'
junior
-
softball
play-oiid,
ine
ccouis
and
Annunciation
School
will
battle
It
I;
Etrhange
of
.
B.C.,
MI
West
Pender
Street,
leucuuvet,
fl.c-.
forward
line
was
always
Ganger-
1
ous
with
Pavlikis
very
alert
and
strong.
Cameron
and
A.
Gomez
crossed
the
ball
well
and
Park-;
ctruiied
Tiictue
on
t
rtiartered
hank
in
out
in
the
last
game
of
their
Salt
Lake
Ferry
.
SCHEDULE
Leave
Cow
Bay
Ffoafi
Dairy
12
rioon
.
'
'
2:15
p.tn.
4:30
p.m.
7:00
p.m.
7:35
p.m.
Sunday
Continuous
Service
Starting
1
V
a.m.
.'
Last
Boat
Leaves
,
.
Salt
Lakes
10:00
p.m.
r-xtcrior
or
Ir,.;
Wallpapei
BURNING
METl
t
anaoa
payaoie
to
tne
neveiver
ueneral
ot
three
game
scries.
Both
teams
have
a
game
;o
inw
crecm.
Terrace
Boom
V1CKERS
It
01STIUID
IN
CANADA
J
AND
l
DH1HIUTID
IY
CaWfTl
house
and
Vuckovich
always
threatened.
Boulter
was
slow
at
the
first,
goal,
evidently
waiting
for
the
offside
whistle.
Wellens
played
SPENCE
and
fv
I
anacla,
or
By
Dearer
hernls,
as
specinefl
in
the
form
of
tender,
for
ten
per
cent
of
the
amount
ot
the
tender,
All
deposit
so
made
will
be
r
a
tried'
unless,
in
Uie
rase
of
the
snoeeasful
tenderer,
he
should
decline
to
enter
into
St
eontrsct
for
th
work
when
requested
to
do
so
or
aliould
Jail
after,
accepting
the
contract'
to
complete,
the
same
satisfactorily.
'
The
loweai
or
any
tender
wilt
mat
aetata,
airily
be
adapted.
CNADIA!T
OOMMKttaAt
."
.
CORPORATION
"
;
'
.
"J.
D.
McCarthy,
fins
gdvertivment
is
nof
published
or
div
j
alflve.l
Ko
the
l.iuunr
Control
board
01
ing
penalty.
Immediately
after
Pavlikis
put
his
team
three
goals
up
from
Cameron's
centre.
Dunbar
and
Halvorsen
turned
back
a
Motors
attack
and
then,
from
Alex.
Gomez'
centre
Pavlikis
scored
his
third
and
his
team's
fourth
goal.
The
Motors'
team
ran
Into
further
trouble
when
referee
Pat
Forman
put
Wellens
off
for
talking
back.
Forman
took
himeslf
off
too
and
Sid.
Woodside
took
over
the
whistling
chores.
Dunbar
staved
.off
a
Motors
attack
when
he
blocked
Ford
and
then
Lee.
John
Wilson
Phone
Blue
21:
I
hard
and
was
unlucky
to
be
sent
'
L,
Goveranieni
of
BntiJi
Columbia,
'
off
for
talking.
John
WH.on
was
I
Pnare:"
Green
391
Black
iZ8
What
Happened
To
Petition?
Inertia
of
citizens
was
blamed
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
city
council
for
the
Inability
ot
the
city
to
proceed
with
work
on
the
streets
of
the
Rushbrook
Heights
area.
.'Aid.
T.
B.
Black
pointed
0U5
that,'
in
order
to
pass
a
local
Improvements
by-law,
It
was
necessary
that
the
citizens
of
the
district
affected
petition
the
city
council
asking
that
those
improvements
be
made.
That
was
necessary
because
of
a
previous
default
in
bond
payments.
The
only
other
way
It
could
be
dont,
he
continued,
was
in
cases
where
a
condition
that
was
dangerous
existed.
Aid.
J.
N.
Forman
said
such
a
dangerous
condition
existed
01
Sixth
Avenue.
'
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain
said
h
had
prepared
petition
fowns
fot
'
I
,
1
,
Sca-etsay.
'
'
Ottawa,
Ontario,
July
I,
1W.
'
'.
Classified
Advertising
Payi
Is
Continuing
'
Terrace
continues
to
boorrt
and
new
people
are
coming
In
at
a
rate
of
25
per
week,
according
to
Charles
ML
Adam,
operator
of
the
Tillicum
moving
picture
theatre
there,
who
was
an
overnight
visitor
in
the
city
on
business.
He
estimates
that-
the
population
around
Terrace
is
now
about
2500.
Everybody
Is
working.
The
sawmills
are
humming.
Much
new
building
ls
going
on
but
still
there
is
a
housing
snortage.
checked
strongly.
'
Vuckovich
seemed
to
have
a
goal
but
Boulter
brought
off
a
sensational
J
save
at
full
length.
Motors
were
,'
doing
better
and
Ford
crossed
a
f
.....
,.
Bri
oioo
rt
Classified
Advertising
Is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telephoning.
u
Classic
gUlAA
kVlltlt.
A
1
sVV
uiau
Fuu
Hit
I,
ball
into
the
middle
Pavlikis
iword
PT
Insertion,
minimum
Charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Death
K.I
and
Engagement
Announcements
$2.00.
as
the
whistle
'
eral
Notices,
Marriage
shot
past
;
just
just
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
i
Crops
are
in
excellent
shape,
jMr.
Adam
reports.
Rain
during
'the
past
few
days
came
Just
in
FOR
SAU
FOF
SALE
FOH
RKST
went.
General
Motors
attacked
on
resumption
of
play
and
Frank
Gomez
cleared.
Oisen
broke
up
time
to
promote
growth
after
a
B-n
o
a
t
r
T.i
).'
fi.tin
a
FDR
3Al.Fr
Litrrit
ti
,.?,?.t.T,lu"'
r,r,VKprTI
boat.
Dannv
ffc
dry
spell
of
several
weeks.
Fruil3
.
the
ratepayers
of
the
area
ask
BC
fu.lv
btxjked
lor
the
sum-
.niimm
irlrlrtivs
i
n.iii
i
r
i
i
and
vegetables
are
doing
splert-
1
lng
that
the
work
be
done,
thai
;
a
Pavlikis-Parkhouse
attack,
didly.
A
bumper
strawberry
they
were
lost
one
time
and
pre
I
Cameron
beat
Price
but
shot
FOR
RENT
Self-contained
accommodations.
Quiet
coUnle
rnlv.
AddIv
Box
747
Daily
News.
U65pi
FOR
RENT
Single
housekeep-ins
room.
960
1st
Ave.
W.
Apply
221
5th
Ave.
E.
flfilp)
Power
5
h
o
Vivian
condition,
new
Di.
Owner
leaving.
A:
Mclnncs.
Dtnine
C
seen
at
Diubv
Ki:
to
R.
W.
Calderwood.
Box
122
J
noun
Smithers.
wide.
Motors
attacked
and
Hal-verson
saved
on
the
line
from
harvest
has
been
on
for
the
past
couple
of
weeks
and
ls
also
be
desk,
ma-
FOR
SALE-Office
honanv.
60"
x
34",
Rui
ie.
387.
FQR
QUICK
SALE
-
ing
benefitted
by
the
rain
providing,
of
course,
It
does
not
six
1
nnneii
mm
r
nti
rv
REPAIRS
pared
again
and
given
.to
the
ratepayers'
association.
No
petition
has
yet
been
received.
The
city
clerk
was
Instructed
to
contact
the
ratepayers"
association
to
try
to
determine
why
the
petitions
'were
not
'a
being
signed
and
to
contact
ratepay
ceilent
condition,
i
last
too
long.
.
.
'
Blue
991.
.
i
FOR
SALE
14'
clinker
row
boat
and
36
h.D.
outboard
engine.
Lee.
Later
he
was
lucky
to
clear
from
Olson.
Motors
forced
three
corners
but
the
ball
was
cleared.
Lien
stopped
Pavlikis.
Pat
Wilson
sent
a
fine
drive
just
too
high.
ThenVuckovich
got
.
,
'
i
WATCH
Remrra
nromot
efficient
service.
Georee
Cook
'
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
ruaran-teed.
s
v
-
4,
-New
am!
Phone
Red
219
or
can
be
seen
FOR
SALE
nil
ure.
etc.
tamr:..
at
,521
8th
Ave.
E.
il60p
iarKO
nize
comtiu-
new
rribs.
UJ'.iwir.
of
drawers,
cofiw
A
OIL
BURNER
SPECTALIRT-Stove
SerMce
A
Repairs.
G
D
Ronson.
Blanlt
503.
tf)
ers
individually
after
he
nad
gained
what
information
he
could.
j
Prof
FOR
SALE
Complete
household
furnlshimrs
Vi.ino.
chesterfield
suite,
electric
ranse.
etc.
Mrs.
J.
E.
Boddie.
Black
106.
(164)
usiness
and
essiona
cuds
and
mupers
other
Hems
fur
able
prices.
B.C.
f
a
fifth
goal
for
the
Battery
with
a
good
shot.
John
Wilson
cleared
and
placed
nicely
to
his
forwards
but
B.
Gomez
and
Dunbar
clearr
ed.
Ford
stopped
Cameron
and
the
Motors
were
attacking
when
full
time
came.
Teams:
Heavy
Battery
Halvorsen;
F.
Gomtz,
Dunbar;
Mazzoni,
Darrow
Gomez,
B.
Gomez;
FOR
SALE
Wick
burner
oil
ranne.
complete
with
copper
coif.
$40
cash.
Phone
Blue
2'.2.
FISHEHMF.N
TAKE
LOST
'
LOST
Do?
hamesw
and
license
between
Pteeott
Ave.
and
1st
Overlook
near
Canon
Rush-hrook's.
Reward
133.3
1st
Overlook
(163p)
Ifocnd
I
GEORGE
RORIE
&
CO.
FOR
SALE
Hih-tX!
Got
Car
With
Phoney
Check
p
asses.
Verv
w
c1
I
Public
Accountants
and
Audi-1
r"vw
Furniture.
1
tors.
Income
Tax
Returns
l
HELEN'S
-
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
to
all
Its
brancha
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
FOR
SALE
'.7
ton
45
Chev
pickup
truck,
easv
terms
Phone
Black
152
or
call
at
1089
Ambrose
Ave.
(161p
REAL
ESTAH,
Cameron,
Parkhouse,
Pavlikis,
'
found
T.nrce
trlcvcle
near
.
.
compiled.
.
G.
L.
RORIE,
A.A.E.
S.
B.
LAIRD,
B.
Comm.
Besner
Block
.
Phone
887
V
StLl
"
TRM
SAL1E-iwa
uciuxe
utu
FOR
qai
SALE-one
ti-
nne-acr'
aa
Chev.
Pick-up.
Low
mllease
first
condition.
"
,))Sd
class
Phone,
Wn
Kl
hrt
681
or
heu
322.
(161
SMITH
ERS
Pleading
guilty
Vuckovich,
A.
Gomez.
Oonratf
School.
Owner
mav
to
a
charge
of
obtaining
prop-
j
General
Motors:
Boulter;
John
579
and
"paving
for
this
nd
erty
under
false
pretences,
Jack
WtSOn,
Wellens;
Lien,
Olsen,!
Hfil)
utes
walk
from
Twl
i.UKinuK
was
yesteraay
sent-
.
FOR
SALE
Washlne
machine,
electric
ranuette.
beds,
dressers,
ptc.
Prices
reasonable
for
summer
nomt.
120.
Terrace.
B.C.
kTC.
LOST
Black
leather
wallet,
Between
Co-op
and
Green
Street,
identification
in
wallet.
Phone
Blue
719.
Odd
Eidsvick
Reward.
(lOOp)
..
CHIROPRACTOR
"
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES,
D.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
"'Houis,
10:30-12:30
St
2-5
Evenings,
Mon.
&
Frt.
7:30
-j
Phone
Blue
442
e-nced
by
His
Honor
Judfce
Woodburn
to
one
year
in
Okaiia.
Lukinuk,
late,
of
Smithers
took
possession
of
a
1950
Pontine
valued
at
$2729
from
Smith--
Applv
215
4th
Ave.
E.
after-
FOR
RALE
Small
ti
noons
and
eveninu
or
phone
jn
pone
Green
T!
239
for
appointments.
i1
(161P)
FOR
SALE
6
room
I
vou
buv
the
funu-
Navlguhte
Waters
Protection
Act
-'
COLUSSI'S
Music
store
Agents
fof
the
finest
v
In
Mtisica?
Instruments
.-:
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
i'
Ph.
Black
389
IIFXr
WANTED
R.Hf.
1H27.
rilatiter
140
fcotcivrBTA
cellulose
coM-itrs
Garage
Limited
June
7
ana
Apply
FOR
SALE
14-foot
rowboat!
Blue
737.
driver,
WANTED
Taxi
112
Taxi.
(U)
Witn
i'
n.D.
Dawson
inuuuiu
enuine
wltn
ctutch.
Pnone.FOR
SALE
P,
PAtnr.
lhted
hereby
gives
notice
,
tcndered
a
a
cheque
in
the
sum
oi
that
i
has
under
Section
T
of
the
said
Act,
deposited
with
the
Minis-$H8
drawn
on-
an
Edmonton
tf
of
Public
WorKs,
at
Ottawa,
andiiij
i'ne
cheque
was
later
re
hnnse
Iwo
cum1
HPf.P
WAfilTED
Bnva
oe
"iris
I
Green
851.
(16op
rioie
rVinrni-1
Strtf
Reliable
bovs
or
elrls
desirlna
turned
with
a
notation
that
a
-Babv
buirsv.
Rorie.
to
hntui
uai'-
News
rouu
FOR
SALE
vir,i)iri
pav
hel''
names
at
(tf
)
Green
944.
search
had
revealed
no
such
the
office
Dallv
News.
(tf)
$3,000
cash,
balanci
Phone
Blue
24a.
FOR
SALE
WartiiMf
ment
basement.
H
Cash
or
terms.
But'ff
GORDON
D.
RONSON
OIL
BURNER
SPECIALIST
New
Wick
or
pot
type'
burner
Supplledl-All
types
of
bw
ner
and
stoves
serviced
An
mv
conditional
guarantee
of
per
.
feet
satisfaction
eovers
aff
service'
in
xne
Lana
rxegtst-ry
umce
rnvc
Rupert,
B.
C,
a
description
of
the
site
and
the
plans
of
Booms
proposed
to
be
stretched
in
the
Skeena
River
from
a
point
on
the
north
bank
of
the
8keena
River
Twenty-one
Hundred
feet
(2I00-)
west
of
Canadian
WANTED
it
was
reported
he
might
be
in
Bormyville,
Alta.,
and
searcrr
T""-
FOR
YOUR
-ROCK
At
CONCRETE
WORK
CALt
BLUK
039
M.
JV
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
'
All
Work
Guaranteed
Dy
R.C.M.P.
fouftd'
that
to
be
true.
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat
"Alpha"
riuned
and
readv
to
go.
Verv
reasonable.
Phone
Blue
621.
(162pl
.
.
'
-
FOR
SALE
14'
clinker
row
boat
and
3.6
h.D.
outboard
ennlne.
Phone
Red
219
or
can
be
seen
at
521
8th
Ave.
E.
(lG6p
FOR
SALE
WANTED
Bv
University
graduate
ind
wife.
Suite
or
house.
Box
740
Dallv
News.
.
(165p)
WNTvn
Urgent
Ynlm?
Scottish
couple
(one
child)
eniiire
furnished
rooms,
or
Section
2.
Oraiiam?.
two
or
four
loU.
Printlne
Co.
fJatlonal
Railways
located
at
Mileage
74
9,
to
a
point
Seven
Hundred
feet
(700')
south
of
the
eastern
extremity
of
McLean's
Island
and
from
this
latter
point
to
the
south
bank
of
the
Skeena
River
at
a
point
approximately
Three
Thousand
feet
(3000-)
west
of
the
outlet
of
Scotia
River.
tie
was
arrested
by
the
R.C.M.P.
june
24.
He
was
picked
up
by
a
constable
from
Smithers
and
brought
back
for
trial.
Black
503
'733
5th
West
FOR
SALE
--
5
ro;
house
to
rent.
Box
743
Daily
FOR
SALE
-1937
Buick
special
News.
(180P)
larae
sun-porui.
Half
basement.
""
Green
184
radio
and
heater,
mechanical
Saturday
he
was
committed
for
trial
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
And
take
notice
that
after-the
-expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
ly
verv
eood.
$750.
Campbell
d-rooni
1
of
the
first
publication
01
tnis
notice
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
ajv
...iv
uiiuu,
lull
vri
1-V-.0
OAT
TP
SALli
tlfiSni
iFOR.
:
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERING
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
'
330.
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
'
1118
Melville
Street
'
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
Limited,
will
under
Section
7
of
said
Act
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
at
his
office
In
the,
City
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
the
said
site
bath.
All
remi)(W-0f:
orated.
Like
new.
r-
491.
Fourth
A;
lots
for
sale.
FOR
SALE
New
3
niece
bedroom
suite.
Complete
with
mattress.
Reasonable
price
Phone
Red
323.
U65p)
and
plans.
WANTED
Scran
cast,
brans,
ronner
batteries
ind
radiators.
Phone
543.
Call
629
fith
west.
(tf)
WANTED
Sun
Carriers
wan'''
Phones
640
ann"
Green
767
Basement
Bus
Terminal.
an
WANTED
Room
and
board
in
refined
bom
for.
man
with
conservative
habits.
Phone
841.
(tf)
K.
D'.
McRae
and
appeared
before
Judge
Woodburn
of
Prince
Oeorge
yesterday.
'
J.
McGuire,
C.P.A.
pilot
on
the
Montreal-Quebec
run,
arrived
by
plane
Monday
for
a
visit
with
his
brother
who
is
at
Khutzemateen.
654
j-
25c
t
soMftpaid
for
empties.
Plcstt
j
j'
Kevs
avM
fssdy
wnea
iKe
drlvar
esRs.
I
1
DATED
this
29th
day
of
June,
front
properiy
o--
1050.
town
and
still
i"1
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
FOR
SALE
Cheap
one
McClary
electric
raimette.
Call
Blue
84!)
Hontlil
ttfvrt.ion
1
ikis
oSrtruiaSMat
Is
aot
pebllincd
af
d.ipUvtd
bv
COMPANY.
LIMITED.
By
Douglas,
Symes
St
Brlssenden,
Its
Solicitors
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
ie
Llqaar
Coearei
Board
at
by
the
Cnnnnicri
l
Brieltii
Celembla.
no.
,$750.00
up.
Term
bal:ice
to
suit
v
wliile
choice
is
P
;
later.
Call
Armstr
Phone
342
or
Green
or
740
Fulton
St.
(lOOp)
FOR
SALE
Used
car.
excellent
condition.
732
6th
Ave.
W.
(160p)
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
t
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave.
BUILDERS
&
CONTRACTORS
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS
COMPLETE
jmvleih;
builders
ouuaers
supplies
supplies
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
up
rrrrz
vcntlf
fust
service.
Island
Cltv
Build-
FOR
.IV
a.
SALE
J
-
a-
Excetiu
-----
.
tl
1
t
IT.
.11.
f
tt-fa
s3hPfl
PLUMB
INcjr
and
Hentlmr
-Sheet
Me'.al
work.
Tar
antf
onvel
Roofin".
Call
629
6th
to
noon
August
1st.
1950,
by
the
ins
Supplies.
Blue
820.
(18m)
MI
undersigned
fox
the
construction
of
kinds
CHIMNEYS
BURNERS
West.
Phone
843.
Letourneau
and
Sons.
tf)
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Line-belt
Speeder
Shovels;
with'
basement
frigidaire.
wastiine
oil
ranee.
Centra';
and
with
eood
The
owner
is
'
t
,.mn
ere
i-
FOR
electrical
contract
work
large
or
fmall.
call
Grant
Si
Newton.
Black
899
(18m)
PHONKS
cranes:
DraKllncs:
A
d
a
m
v
Road
Oraders:
Llttlcford
Bros
Black
Ton
Road
Maintenance
Eaulnment:
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Grapples;
nn
lrms
if
reau'
Black
334
Red
894
HsCerealwithfuiif
BOTH
m
one
facte!
Wartime
4
oiiu
t
A
..A
IT'IKL.
'
r
P.
O.
Box
1670
I
an
assistant
Ranger
Headquarters's
I
Building
at
Kitwanga,
B.C.
I
Plans
and
specifications
may
be
obtained
from
the
District
Forest,
Prince
Rupert.
Forest
Rangers
at
Terrace
and
Smithers
or
the
under-'
signed
upon
a
deposit
of
8
00
refund-,
able
upon
return
of
plans
and
specifications
in
good
condition
within
thirty
days
of
the
date
of
opening
of
tenders.
I
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
tin-1
lets
made
out
on
the
form
supplied
!
I
and
signed,
and
a
deposit
ot
10
per
'
cent
of
the
tender
,
ls
enclosed;
L
ated
and
readv
u.
Foundations
on
n
air
furnace
in
Vf,
i.
Li.
emitn
concrete
Mixers:
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockpile
and
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centrifuual
Fumos:
Na
SIDNEY
GONICK
OPTOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.mi
to
5
p
m.
Mezzanine
Floor,
Geo;
Cook's
Jeweller
Telephone
212
IN
JOY
KMOOO'S
NEW
CMEAl
delicious',
tender
sweet-fruit
raisins
togetrief
With
Kellogg-crisp
bran
Bake..
Rich-
m
iron,
bountiful1
in
good
grain
nourishment:.
It's'
KeiloKgs'
new
double
treat!
Dwubte
delicioutt!
Double
nutritious
Get
KELLOCC'S
BAISTW
BRAfT
FLAKES
today!
You'll
be
gld
FOR
bnlldtns
and
eontractlna
It's
Northwest
Construction
Limited
Phone
563.
(18m)
MARINE
and
eeneral
sheet
metal
wo'k.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Works.
Black
884.
(18mV
makes
this
one
est
houses
o"
m
llnhlP.
tional
Draeline
Scrapers
and
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoists:
National
lerms
avnii"'-vw,
a
larse
number
M
I'ortable
Sawmills;
National
Rotary
Screens
and
Conveyors
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
vSTONE
BUILDING
you
did!
Full
information
from
Na
Cheques
of
the
unsuccessful
tenderers
will
be
returned
when
the
con-tract
ls
awarded.
'
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
'
Tenders
must
be
submitted
In
th
envelope
marked
"Tender
for
the
tional
Machinery
Co.
Limited
Vancouver.
B.C
(tf
anions
them
is
have
been
looW"!
tlelav.
See
Mo'';
Robert
E.
MmitaO
Evenimss
PlW'ie
u
FOR
SALE
Combination
elec-
tr
c
and
oil
stove.
Good
con
i
construction
of
Assistant
Ranger
dition.
Phone
Red
735
aftr
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
Standard
Times
For
the
Cast-Monday.
Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
p.m.
a
From
the
Fast
,
Tuesday,
Thiiridar,
Saturda
10:19
p
ro.
1
Headquarter'!
Building
at
Kitwanga',
I
B.C."
6
P.m.
ttf)
ar.-rnNTAi
To
Insure
publication
of
display
of
classified
advertising,
;opy
for
same
must
be
in
the
office
of
the
Dally
News
b
4
p.m.
the
day
previous
to
advertising;
Requirements
w
the
mechanical
department
make
this
rule
necesaary.
f
PHONE
mm
m
P'.Q
BOX
1104
HI-POWERED
Sportine
Rifles-
C
D.
ORCHARD,
Chief
Forester
and"
Deputy
MlnlRtwr
nf
Fnreiata.
PUBLIC
aw"-
ACCOUNT
write
write
for
tor
latest
latest
catalog.
caiaioK.
i-eai
i-eui-,fUBLi(j
o
i
it.
j
CT.....V.!
.
Al
d
f
rrs
ciitt
iiiries
invtveu.
ovuvet
l
ux
sun
',','
'
os
Sales
Co..
Ltd..
328
Queen
St..
gUme
BulldlnK-
Ottawa.
Ont.
(tf)i
j
July
5,
1950.
i
Parliament
Building.
Victoria,
BC
(170)
I
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