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rash,
balance
an
rent,
five
you
ixw.sen.sion
on
March
I
of
this
five-room
bungalow.
Hot
water
heat,
large
li.iiiK-rooin.
diiiiii(!r(Kini,
two
beci-roin.i
and
bathroom,
larne
brinlit
kitchen,
basement,
ce-nieiit
foundation.
Situated
on
Hiiiniiiit
Ave.
Prie
only
$5()00.
txclu.'lve
listing.
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Ltd.
I'hone
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did
in
today's
deal,
he's
going
to
have
to
learn
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S.iwmiil,
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and
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Canadian
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supplies.
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repairs
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novelties.
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S.SAKMOOSE.
19-year-old
Cree.
is
made
an
honorary
chief
of
the
Cree
Indian
tribe
at
We.vtrn
Canada
Junior
Hockey
League,
game
at
Edmonton.
The
Moose
Jaw
Canui
k
forward
knr-elr
on
ceremonial
blankets
while
M:ss
Morning
Star
adjusts
r,
feathered
war
bonnet
and
Miss
RainUj
holds
a
peace
pipe.
Chief
Red
Wing
of
the
Cree
reserve
at
Hobbema,
Alta.,
names
him
Chief
Running
Deer.
loons
the
answer
to
your
party
and
shower
problem
VARIETY
STORK
MOi
LOST
AM
HM'MI
1jKT
Huduie
bird,
an.swe-rs
to
IVli'r,
talkative,
near
985
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brose.
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LOCAL
litdustrial
plant
re(pilrM
young
boy
or
irl
us
mall
clerk
"-
5,
to
Smithers
Skier
Takes
Honors
In
Tourney
Special
to
The
Daily
News
BURNS
LAKE
Pete
Cjervig.
Smithers
Ski
Club
entry
in
the
Western
Canada
ski
champion-
ships
here,
Saturday
captured
the
18-kilometre
cross-country
hon-cn
In
the
class
A
division.
Gjervig
ran
the
distance
over
wet
snow
caused
by
light
rain
and
above
freezing
temperatures
In
cne
hour,
52
minutes
and
one
.second.
Cla.SK
R
winner
u-as
far!
fVittao
men
thhii
graduation
preferred
This
Job
Offers
advancement
opportunities,
fiox
614,
Daily
Neva.
4i
NEARLY
rveryixidy
up.s
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SCREEN
FLASHES
HOLLYWOOD
AP)
Here
we!
jgo
on
the
awards
circuit
again
;
fctatuet
tc
and
plaques
are
pop-
',mK
a"
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lne
Plae
Within
a
few
days,
there
were
he
TV
academy
awards,
trw
movie
ncademy
nominations
and
the
photoplay
award
dinners.
lAiso
in
season
are
the
award
events
of
the
Screen
Directors
Guild.
Screen
Writers
Guild.
Rcrtbook.
I-ook.
Pic
and
Click.
The
TV
academy's
Emmv
statuette
may
yet
become
a
full
sister
to
the
austere
Oscar.
That
will
take
a
little
time,
but
this
years
TV
academy
event
h0W.
SolOtpf
he
ramriKP
Rl-i
flnh
with
a
a
profe.vsidnal
hith
came
when
I
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J.
emcee
Alt
LlnkUttcr
ran
throufh
thtea
mirrophones
before
finding
ona
that
worked.
The
TV
affair
seemed
lt
have
even
more
exciteiwnt
and
electricity
thsn
the
movie
event.
Mavre
that
s
.brjeaase
It
was
held
at
a
dinner,
as
the
Oscar
events
were
tn
pre-war
days
By
limllins
attendance
to
a
select
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SURROUNDINGS
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OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
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PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
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JOHN
H.
BULGER
Ojtloinvlri.sl
'third
Avenue
John
Sulqer
Ltd.
John
F
L.
Hughes,
D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR
Hrs.
10:30-12:30;
2:00-5:00
Eves.:
by
appointment
enly
21
-
Besner
Block
Phon
B'ue
442
H.
G.
HELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
96,
Evenings
Black
899
LING
THE
TAILOR
Tailoring
-
Alterations
and
Clothes
Made-to-Measure
120
Sixth
St,
Phone
649
SCOTT
McLAREN
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
By
CHIC
YOUNG
Oi.TriANs:
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DAR--T
ITS
THECUTE9T
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PICKLE
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trvEB
seen
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to
play
them
better.
The
king
ol
clubs
was
opened
1
and
Mr.
New
went
Into
a
lemg
i
huddle.
He
figured
that
If
he
i
cros.vruffed
the
hand
instead
ef
Ul.ll,g
Out
UuJl.p.
he
CO-ilu
J
win
eight
trump
tricks,
one
diamond
and
two
hearts
only
11
j
in
all.
He
looked
hard
at
a
spot
,
on
the
ceiling.
Thia
is
called
j
concentration.
Usually,
it
is
merely
confusion.
Mr.
New
was
confused.
He
didnt
know
what
to
de
with
that
first
trick.
Finally,
he
dc-
!
eided
to
let
Mr.
Meek
win
it
and
j
he
dUarded
a
diamond
from
'
dummy.
J
Mr.
Meek
then
shifted
to
the
!
trey
of
hearts.
To
get
a
free
fi-
ness,
Mr.
New
played
small
in
dummy
and
won
Mr.
Dale's
jack
'
with
the
ace.
Nejw
he
ruffed
an-;
other
club,
played
the
ace
of
I
diamonds
and
got
rid
of
his
last
j
club.
j
Next
he
cashed
the
ace
of
;
tpades,
dummy's
last
trump,
and
at
last
saw
his
predicament.
!
He
was
locked
on
the
board.
H?
:
needed
to
get
to
his
hand
twice
once
to
pick
up
the
last
outstanding
trump
and
once
more
to
cash
the
rest
of
his
hearts.
The
oniv
hope
was
to
try
and
lead
out
the
blocking
king
and
oueen
of
hearts
and
hope
the
opponent
who
had
the
last
trumo
also
had
two
more
hearts.
Mr.
New
tried
this
but
Mr.
Mee;:
ruffed
the
third
heart
lead,
putting
the
hand
down
one.
The
correct
play
was
to
win
Mr.
Mcek
a
first
heart
lead
on
the
board
as
Mr.
Meek
was
Tod
ays
I
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(Cnartesy
It.
Johnston
m.
I
tl.)
weHe
,
,
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
07
Bralorne
4
50
Cariboo
Quartz
-
14S
'
Congress
-
05'
Croiun
Eabine
Giant
Mascot
Indian
Mines
Pioneer
1
95
Premier
Border
.
.
.08
Privateer
.05
Reeves
MacDonald
2
60
Sheep
Creek
88
Silbak
Premier
18
Taku
River
.08
Vananda
02
Silver
Standard
130
Western
Uranium
3.C0
Sil-Van
-......,..
41
Doreen
.27
Estella
.85
Otis-
AurIo
Canadian
6
80
Calmont
1
55
"Central
Leduc
375
Home
Oil
1050
Mercury
.19
Okalta
2
85
TORONTO
Athona
.22
Aumaque
.24
Bevcourt
i......
.92
Buffalo
Canadian
,.
,
.30
Consol.
Smelters
30
90
Conwest
.,
4
75
Donalda
62
Eldona
40
East
Sullivan
....
5
80
Giant
Yellowknife
9
95
Pod's
Lake
...
.85
Harricana
...
.15
Heva
.0934
Duvex
53
I
Lynx
.12
Madsen
Red
Lake
160
Sherrit
Gordon
...
5.10
Steep
Rock
......
950
Silver
Miller
.85
Sweet
Grass
Oils
.
.67
Golden
Manltou
.
2.90
Greece
Creek
.07
i
Landover
Oils
.40
Rix
Athabasca
325
Nesbitt
Labine
4.50
Historic
Bridge
GUELPH.
Ont.
CP
Suggestion
that
the
famous
old
covered
bridge
at
West
Montrose.
15
miles
west
of
here,
be
kept
intact
and
converted
intq.a
district
museum
was
macie
at
a
meeting
of
cld-
timers
here
It
1
believed
the
only
covered
bridge
remaining
In
Ontario
but
is
scheduled
to
be
torn
down
as
a
danger
to
traffic.
to
open
hands
as
light
a
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
Nmlli
(
Mi-
llr.i.l.
)
H--A
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10
a
a
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7
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Hone
W
rt
t
a-t
(Mr.
Mr)
(r.
Oak-)
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6
5
8
8
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(Mr.
Nr)
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8
6
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None
OIO
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5
4
The
bidding:
South
Went
North
East
1
H
Pxs
3
D
PM
3
H
Pa.s
8
S
All
pass
hardly
leading
from
four
to
the
;
jack.
And
if
Mr.
Dale
had
four
!
to
the
jack,
that
would
show
up
later
when
the
second
high
heart
was
played
from
dummy.
,
At
trick
three
Mr.
New
should
have
ruffed
a
small
diamond,
entered
dummy
with
a
small
spade
to
the
nine,
and
ruffed"
mother
small
diamond.
Next,
he
should
have
overtaken
his
last
trump
with
dummy's
ace.
Cash-
j
ing
the
rest
of
dummy's
trumps
and
the
ace
of
diamonds
would
have
enabled
him
to
discard
ail
of
his
clubs.
Then
he
would
have
had
the
rest
of
the
tricks
In
hearts.
Prince
George
Luxury
Stcomer
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.';
Fo
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Serviee
For
reservations
write
o-call
(
llr
or
I1rp.1t
orll.T
P...?e
Rupert.
BC.
(business
&
DELUXE
PRESS
"Gestetner"
Duplicating
Circular
Letters
-
Monthly
Bulletins
any
Kind
of
Business
forms.
Direct
mail
advertising,
etc.
30
-
40
lers
than
regular
printing.
Phone
383
P.O.
Box
99
733
2nd
A".
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Giv
us
your
mailing
list
Ve
do
the
rest.
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
Builders
and
Contractors
New
Construction.
Repairs,
Foundations
and
Re-roof
irs
215-lst
Ave.
W.
..Phone
909
P.O.
Box
721
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
AND
CONCRETR
WORK
EVERY
JOB
GUARANTEED
We
Pour
Cement
For
Less
Phone
Blue
939
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
All
Types
of
Saws
Sharpened
215
1st
Ave.
W.
Phoue
909
Train
Schedule
STANDARD
TOIE
For
the
East-Daily
except
Sunday
8
p.m.
Friti
the
East-Daily
except
Monday
8:50
p
is:
NOW.
THli
VvPot
AAiCH
SET
1M1TH
SMALL
DIAMONDS
IS
ONLV
SI
HUNCWtU
1
DOIXABS
s
'
audience,
tlw
sfKinsors
provided
Larsen,
Smithers
Ski
Club,
n
atnv)sph.'T
tlinl
was
unr
:56
7-'
Rlh
Velle,
Vancouver
and
reptnive,.
,skt
Club,
l:&8.09.
Jack
Rixicroft.
It
s
possible
that
the
Oscar
'
Vancouver
Ski
Club,
2
02
IP.
presentations
eiin
be
held
in
Class
"B"Oordon'
nowlap.d.
more
intimate
surroundinss.1
Onilneca
Ski
Club,
2;04
15;
Jor-r.ow
that
the
event
is
bcinj
,
gen
Diihle,
Stnithcrs
Ski
Club,
ttlevtsed.
1
2:05
33.
There
has
been
some
elamoH'.
Junior-Curl
Rittimond.
OSC,
for
the
TV
academy
to
make
!
1
20:
Pat
Corcoran,
OSC.
1:24
38;
more
award
categories
and'Gisnnar
Anderson,
OSC,
1:27
49:
honor
writers,
sincers,
produe-ers
'Harold
Eaken.
OSC,
1:29.23;
und
directors.
iJarky
Brown.
OSC,
1:32
40.
!
.
double
price
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lise"EprTii(
y
21,
Moo.se
Temple.
-U!
Uig
Dale.
May
20.
'').
Jillle
4.
""Til
SOTH
if
wrn
to
Mr.
and
I
'
Mont
yi
Mdntyre
on
''tf.
a
tiauiihter,
Oale
4
on
Mother
and
Father
reruper-Utp)
,
VRL
NOTICE
the
rltyr'Snt-'9
.
ItW.
Olav
Nlk-'
'U
Vears
nf
t...
,
Mher
of
Mrs.
Nel
Ik
K"n(Tt,
BC,
P
n
,
r
Poll
-
Inn
.,111
T"
t'nville
Court
om,
Monday,
r
T-Bc'.
Monday
eve-h
erment
Tuesday
arrLLniWlalte"'
irranvmenus.
im
I1
S'
RAL
MT?r?
ttlf
eltw
ts
,
I
m
o,":'
'"ursuay,
fn.ia
Tr"
Win,
aire
84
i
will
1
Ave.
West
I
f"
"inducted
It
("ii'w
Tn
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mtr-
f
arrimr
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111
wangementji.
nti
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r
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e
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s
nerviee
'"ir
cin.,
.
at
-luieo
Brt
In
v.l.
the
mirt
pfnnoniieni
..1.
tl'Vs
W:,r,l:',
3
eon-
fri.
six
I
1
35;
15
""'And
rfcutive
vs
"ne.
VnlrPI!"mher
you
Utii.
hAl.t
I
wo
4i)-aer
farms
("d
soil
No
1
40
acres.
30
cleared.
10
bush,
new
unfinished
hoilsi
fllll
)M,mit'
barn
for
18
cows;
bin
hay
loft:
I
new
parage:
2
wells:
level
land;
nrice
8
MMV
$4,W)0down,
riavmenl.
rest
$35
a
month,
V".
interest.
No.
240
acres
!
15
cleared,
15
nasture,
rest
j
h'l'h:
sir-room
Iwhw;
(tox'M.
chirWen
house;
price
$5()0;
S3
.500
down
nevment.
?5
a
month
5:
Interest
f-hool
,
b'ls-
1,
mile
from
hP'hwav
'
WHt.
tn
.John
Rakii
h.
RR
1
I
Ai(lergnve,
BC.
1451
1
Farms
for
sal1
in
scenic,
Hulkiev
Vallcv,
Write
nr
sec
Jew
W.-ition,
Sinilhera.
lir
4p
FOR
SALE
'FiKht-rejom
house,
j
"i-ui'oi
ua..emeni,
338
win
West
50pi
I
Foil
KF.NT
8INOKR
REWrNO
CENTRR
rnl
Portable
machines.
Phone
Mi.
,
FOR
RKNT
Fully
furnished
modern
apartment.
Red
565
Htl
FOR
RENT
Two-room
apart-,
mcnt.
private
entrance.
Men
only.
743
Sth
Wc.'.t.
(46)
WAXTtll
T(
UiTnt
WANTFI)
TO
RF.NT
House
Phone
Blue
331.
'4'pi;nas
J
WORK
WW!
n
i
HIGH'1
SCHwr.
ktudentTccm-;
scieiitious
worker,
wixlK-s
work
alUr
schenil
and
Saturday.
References.
Blue
712.
(4jp)
WAVTlft
WANTFD
A
man
to
start
his
own
business
Almost
no
money
required
Scwfn
machine,
-(
ii.
nee
lu-ipliii
bid
not
evvridil
Reulv
to
FloX
.f9.
Daily
News
1531
CASH
FOR
Scrap:
Popper,
brruw.
batteries.
radiators
Plvne
543
-fail
6)1
'!
Ave
West
(c
AfiFNTS
WANTI
l
AN
EASY
WAY
TO
EARN
BIO
MONLY
I.artre
manufai
lurer
of
molded
pl.i.itlc
producu,
established
over
forty
years,
seeks
exclusive
apent
for
Its
sensational
reliuious
pictures,
statues,
crucifixes
etc
,
that
GLOW
IN
THE
DARK
Also
luminous
bouse
numbers,
switch
plates,
cord
pulls,
kev
holders,
etc.
Sell
on
sipht
No
competition.
Get
Inlo
this
new
and
irrow-Ins!
Industry
Write
for
fu'l
details,
or
s:ive
time
by
sending
only
$10
00
or
$25
00
(American
Dollars!
for
anecinl
aamnle
assort
luenl
worth
many
times
the
amount
Madison
Mills.
303
Four!h
Avenue,
New
York
10,
N
Y
USA.
(He)
TISa5
TKANSI
FRS
"
CITY
TRANSFER
Lona
Distonce
GRATING
nnd
PACKINO
Furniture
Movers
FURNITURE
STORAGE
Household
KffecU
Moved
to
or
from
any
point
in
BC.
Phone
950
First
Ave.
anr"
McBrlde
le)
BATTERY
SERVICE
RUPFRT
Battery
Shop,
m
Fast
3rd
Ave.
Phone
Blue
121.
Repairs,
eeeh.irelr.g
and
rebuilding.
V'lrk
guaranted.
(r)
IN
TUB
SUPREME
rOPRT
OP
BHITI8H
COttJMPIA
IN
PHOBATE
IN
THF
MATTKR
Of
THE
"
ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
And
!N
TUB
MATTKH
OF
THE
ESTATE
OF
8YLVKSTTR
HFNRY
St'N-niTHMAN,
llKCEASF.D.
INTES-TATK
TAKH
NOTICK
thai
as
Atlmlnutra-tor
duly
apMinted
by
the
Court
of
the
rUW
ot
Sylvmter
Henry
Sander-man.
who
died
nt
Tulsequnh.
British
Columbia,
on
at
about
the
19th
day
ol
Aiusust.
laM.
I
require
all
creditors
and
others
hnvlnir
claims
a;;nlnat
the
wild
estate
to
send
the
same
to
me.
nrmwrly
vanned,
at
the
address
menilnntsi
below
on
or
brfure
the
lath
(lav
of
April.
11153.
atliT
which
date
1
shall
proceed
to
distribute
the
estate
to
those
entitled
ny
law,
nuv-tnst
rmard
only
to
such
claims
ol
which
1
shall
then
have
bcy
notl-
AND
FUKTHKR
TAKE
NOTICE
that
all
per"1
MMlOt.il
to
(lie
SAM
estate
are
required
to
pay
their
In-dt'OtPinteas
to
me
forthwith
DATK.l)
at
Prince
Rupert.
BC,
this
lth
day
nf
February,
lass.
JAMtii
RYI.EV.
onidal
Adinlnlstrator.
ATI.IN,
British
Columbia
(Pia,I7,23,34c)
time
of
two
...
.
hours
,
S8
seennria
(
.
Juaior
niutier
from
a
big
field,
of
entries
was
Alfred
iSpeedt'"
Fa
ken
of
the
Omineca
Ski
Club,
j
Ftirns
Lake,
who
sloshed
through
the
six-mile
course
In
one
hour,
1
17
minutes,
30
seconds.
'
Other
standings
were:
-
Class
"A"
Nillo
Llndj-oos,
Ora-
meea
Ski
Club,
1:56
19:
Svere
economic
Outlook
'Uncertain'
VICTORIA
Finance
Minister
Einar
Gunderson
said
In
his
budget
address
that
the,
short
-I
term
ecOnoniifi
outlook
for
ttriilsli
Columbia
is
"uncertain"
but
that
the
Ioniser-term
-prospect
'.t
brirtu."
At
the
close
of
1952
he
told
the
legislature,
the
trade
situation
e!id
not
indicate
a
buoyant
future.
Prices
had
weakened
in
pulp,
lead
and
zinc
and
traditional
markets
for
lumber,
fish
and
poultry
had
vanished.
As
the
B.C.
economy
was
so
dependent
on
the
export
of
these
primary
products,
the
short-term
outlook
was
uncertain.
However,
the
longer-term
outlook
was
bright
because
of
the
prospects
of
oil
and
gas
pipe
lines,
expanded
hydro-electric
davelopmen'-s,
diversification
of
industry
and
abundance
of
natural
resources.
Value
of
the
forest
Industry,
keystone
of
the
province
s
economy,
was
estimated
at
$500,000,-000
in
1S52.
down
$5,000,000
from
1951.
Mining
was
down
$10,000.-
000
to
$1(15.000.000
while
agricul-
ture
was
up
$5,000,000
to
the
same
figure.
Fisheries
decreas-
cd
000
000
to
$73,000,000.
Net
value
of
production
in
the:
Province
was
estimated
at
$1,034.
uuu.uuu
111
iyoi
conipareu
10
3.-
125.000,000
In
1951.
Try
Doily
Newi
Wont
Ads
BLONDIE
nCRNKPS
cleaned
Chimney
building.
repairs.
cleanlriK
Plaster
repairs
Paintine
Ceilings,
walls,
window
wavhed
Green
bM.
48psi
PLL'MniNO,
a'jteimaticf7ll
heat-Inir,
sheet
metal
Work
Phone
543.
Call
620
6th
West.
tourneaii
ic
FOK
SAI
F
FOR
SAI.F.
Lasv
wishinc
machine,
Food
condition.
S.5011O
HI
up
621.
48pi
FOR
RALE
National
Jumbo
IHIitnr
and
rase
New.
nt
Inr-cam
pi
li
e
Plii,?
Hiuc
881
1451
FOOTIIILIfl
'.n'i
t
I
coal
I'hone
Oil,
PlniiX-t;,
E.vitt
A:
I
Co
Ltd
HOtTS
FOR
SAI.F.
j"
!:
sv"i
crirr
v-,i
kimmntu.,1
20-frit
sjed'Hial
Drives
hke
car
Only
$1,000
Phone
Rlsck
213
n!(fht.
4flpl
FOR
RAl.K
C.tllnetter.
com
Iilcte
For
particulars
nhone
Red
81'5
A1m
house,
Hunt's
j
Inlet,
I50O
.
FOR
SALE
Trollimr
boat
Swart"
'the
former
Fi.
Brothers".
36
ft.
I011R.
110
;
horcower
Chrysler
Crown
enfiiiie
Fully
rqiilpprd,
ready
j
to
po
Can
be
converted
into
a
Rillnettrr
For
further
In-feirmatlon
phone
Green
?67
iM)p)
F11R
FAIR
nillnrtter.
complete
For
nrirticulars
nhone
led
81a.
AlMi
hoise,
ll",-''s
Inlet.
45p
f
KS
toil
KAI.F.
FOR
8AI.K
1960
Monarch
sedan,
like
new.
two-tone
(trey
nnd
preen.
mlleat'P
six
thousand,
one
driver,
two
new
casings
besides
spare
wheel
and
easing,
set
of
Cll.i!t!.
This
car
In
heittc,
remditkin.
-Nat
blemish.
S.oo
cisn
l
F
Blackburn.
New
Royal
Hotel
(45)
FTIR
SALS
1950
Austin
A-40
sedan,
excellent
condition
Cut
be
seen
any
time.
n?4
6th
Ave.
East.
(49p)
FOR
FAI.F-
CI
Chev
aedan.
radio,
heater,
pink
alio
and
licence.
A
real
Pood
buv
at
M.OOO.
Apply
C.
R.
Jetter.
Sourdouch
Bay.
(47p
FOR
RA1.F,
1040
Oldmiobile
In
pemd
eonditlein.
Must
sell
Owner
leaving
town.
Thone
Green
BfMJ.
(47)
FOR
SALE
105?
Pontiae'cahi-bna
hard-ton
convertible
Phone
Green
633.
(47n
IIFAI.
FSTATE
PRINCE
RUPERT
REALTY
CO.
Reol
Estate
and
Insurance
Now
Located
nt
345
THIRD
AVE.
W.
(Next
to
Style
Barber
Shop)
PHONE
301
Are
You
Fully
Covered
Against
Fire?
(c)
,
SPFCIAL
$1250
cash,
balance
as
rent,
boys
this
wartime
four.
Half
bn.se-,
ment,
cement
foundation
floor
oil
furnace,
thermostat
control.
Oarnffe
In
basement
Price
$3800.00.
Vacant,
A
r
ms
t
ron
jr.
A
pen
c
i
es
Ltd
.
Phone
312
Black
197
evenings
,
(4C)
FOR
SALE
Five-room
house
on
7t,h
Ave.
Eat,
near
McBritlf
St.
Situated
on
corner
of
block.
A
good
buv
nt
$4750.
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
rhonc
301.
(47)
The
movie
academy
has
insisted
on
rewarding
every
creative
branch
of
Dieture-makina
That's
nice
for
the
crcatirrs.
but
it
merely
bores
or
confuses
the
j
public
Why
not
iust
cite
th
best
pictures
or
TV
shows
and
1
le
t
all
the
creators
take
the
bows?
Tractor
Mishap
Kills
Brothers
ABBOTSiFORD
st
Two
teen-arted
brothers
were
killed
near
here
Saturday
when
a
tractor
went
out
of
control
and
overturned
in
a
ditch
filled
with
five
feet
of
water.
Dead
are
15-year-old
Jake
and
17
year-old
Danny
Pauls.
HCMP
said
the
tractor,
towing
a
trailer,
went
off
the
road
while
coming
down
a
steep
in-i
1
line.
ACCOI'NTANTS
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Income
Tax
specialist.
S.
O.
Furk
Stone
Building.
Red
5!3.
20m)
NOTICE
Examination
for
the
position
of
Assistant
Forest
Ruimer
will
be
held
at
the
following
centres
at
the
dates
and
times
Indicated:
Tuesday.
March
3rd,
B
OO
a.m.
Burns
Lake
Wednesday.
March
4th,
9:00
am
Smithers.
Prldav.
March
fith
fl-On
am.
j
Sa.tirdaV'
March
7th.
9:00
a.m.
-
i
Prince
Rupert.
i.r7'
LVZ"oh':
'"7,V'rT
trict
Forester
at
Prince
Rupert
or
the
Forest
RariKer's
omce
at
examination
centres.
Completed
application
forms
t
should
be
forwarded
to
the
District
j
Forester
by
February
22nd,
or
falling
j
this
must
be
presented
to
the
ex-
I
amincr
at
the
time
of
the
examination.
These,
examinations
are
neinir.
conducted
to
establish
eligible
lists
(or
UiftS
fire
season
employment.
From
such
lists
appointments
to
positions
how
vacant
will
be
made
at-eordtiiK
to
candidates'
atumltnga
in
the
-amlnalions.
Kntployment
will
be
for
period
of
six
(ill
months
at
starting
salary
of
$'23S
00
ier
muntn
and
expenses
away
tnm
Heud(uartea
CsoiUuiutei.
ntuh
fu
cittclla
of
011C
of
tha
imtlooa
tU:
the
British
Commonwealth,
anel
must
have
resitted
In
British
Columbia
for
one
year
The
candidate
muss
be
physically
capablo
of
the
worc..
Candldutes
must
oe
21
years
of
afre
No
examination
fee
Is
charped.
rF2,a,ia.33)
Hi
on
o
I
I
I
(
fc'lSHrffM
HUNOfttO)
V
-s')
OO
V
(DOLLARS
ir-rV
froo
good
,;i'i
t-iy.
tag
f
TUT'
11