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Fiince
Ruperf
Doiiy
isewi
Tuesday,
April
7,
1953
Today's
Stocks
Grain
Strike
SEFOEi
XLoss
Totals
BLACKWOOD
on
PHONE
748
FOR
HELPI"UL
CLASSIFIED
AD-TAKER
KAD'M
m
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
4:30
P.M.
DAY
PREVIOUS
,
7
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Bv
EASL2Y
BLACKWOOD
$3.5
Million
VANCOUVER
f-The
seven-week
-old
strike
of
grain
handlers
at
five
coast
terminals
has
cost
an
estimated
S3.600.000.
A
grain
official
estimate
the
tleup
has
cost
the
railways
about
$2.000
000
In
revenue,
the
elevators
$700,000
and
ship
oiK-rators
$400,000.
The
250
workers
at
the
terminal
elevators
In
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster
walked
out
ft'hpn
plpvntrtr
nnratir
rfncAt
Mr.
Dale
Fails
Trick
With
Uppercut
Play
Miss
Brash
was
not
to
be
outbid
on
her
big
hand,
and
against
her
five
diamond
contract
Mr.
Dale
led
Af.KNT
WANTED
nisxRi
n
u
t
n
r"
wuntPdfw
Prince
Rupert
and
district.
New
automotive
product
lo
be
released
In
Canada.
Rccrulres
about
$7,000
00.
Larger
terri
tory
availiiblc.
If
you
mean
business
write:
Box
637
Didiv
New.
"
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CARS
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Credit
note
on
new
Plymouth
car
at
discount
Green
407.
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Fl
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LOST
Unlit
brown
ixilice
io,
8
months
old.
Finder
please
phone
Red
510.
81
1
LOST
nine
budgie.
Reward
Phone
Red
899
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HELP
W4VTi:n
M4.I.E
men
school
STL'DKN'TS
AND
GRADUATES
Young
men
who
left
hl(fh
school
w'.ihin
tte
pat
two
years
with
a
trrade
Hevn
atundlni
or
betti-r
or
will
attain
mu
h
standing
by
June
of
tilts
year
are
invited
to
in-ve.MUate
thf
opportunities
for
permnnent
employment
with
wae
demands.
the
kino;
of
spades.
The
men
sought
a
I2'.i-centj
With
the
ace
of
hearts
and
hourly
pay
boost.
The
operators
j
two
club
honors
turnin!?
up
in
aked
a
rtr.ewa!
of
the
rnrt-
d'trpy,
the
chances
of
defeat-tract
with
a
basic
wage
of
$1.50
ing
the
contract
api)earcd
bleak
an
hour.
j
indeed.
The
dispute
is
still
deadlocked,
j
Mr.
Dale
thought
his
partner
The
federal
government
proposed
miu
ht
be
able
to
win
a
trick
in
binding
arbitration,
but
there!
either
hearts
or
clubs
and,
of
has
been
no
comment
on
the
I
course,
one
spade
winner
had
proposal
from
union
or
operators.
'"'ready
been
taken.
The
workers
have
last
about!
To
pick
up
the
setting
trick.
$100,000
In
waues,
and
allied
'
Mr
Dale
decided
to
try
the
play
workers
idle
because
of
the
strike
known
as
the
upptrcut.
have
last
about
$150,000.
I
H
k"
bolh
Mr-
Abel
and
A
fleet
nt
l?
rain
hin
hnJMiss
Brash
were
out
of
spader
CFPR
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diaiv)
1240
fClrarele.
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In
Terrac
Three-
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room
hoiue
on
acre.
Has!
eleetrlrtty
and
well
with
hand
1
pump.
Ha
toOOO
per
month
1
revenue.
Apply
or
write
John
Levin.sky.
Box
82,
Keith
Ave-
:
nue,
Terrace,
B
C.
'Mi
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Sure
we
have
houses
for
sale!
i
2
bedrooms
rlone
In.
A
bar-
1
Ruin
at
S57C0
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I
Brand
new
with
2
bedrooms
.
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$4600.00
handles.
i
New
home.
Clot
In.
Cement
basement
with
Rarape.
Nice
!
buy
'
2
mom
cabin
with
7
toU.
I
(rirle
K
ft.
4utinta
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V.WIC(t'VRR
American
Standard
2
1
Bralome
.
4.25
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02
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Cartbo
Quartz
115
Congress
..
W'j
Cronin
Babina
10
Olant
Maaeot
.
.48
Indian
0i'2
Pend
Qreille
5.00
Pioneer
1.08
Pri-mier
Bordet
.07
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Privatoer
..
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2
Reevea
McDonald
...
2.60
Shep
Creelc
80
811
bale
Premier
.13
Taku
River
.07
Vananda
..
.021
2
8pud
Valley
.
.04
Silver
Standard
.....
1.10
Western
Uranium
2
50
Kil-Van
44
",4
Dorreen
.27
Oil
Anglo
Canadian
7
00
A
P
Con
.33
Calmont
,
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Central
Leduc
...
3
05
Mercury
,
.20
Royal
Canadian
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TORONTO
Athona
.15
Anmatue
.17
Beveourt
.67
Buffalo
Canadian
25
'
Con
Smelters
..
27
50
Conwest
500
Donalda
.79
Eldona
.20
Fart
Sullivan
5
40
Olant
Yellowknife
9
75
God's
Lake
98
Duvcx
44
Jollet
Quebec
35
Lynx
14
Madsen
Red
Ike
1
60
M
Kenzie
Red
Lake
31
Moneta
.47
I
Nejjus
15
Noranda
75
50
Pickle
Crow
1
34
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Petrol
Oil
it
Oas
60
Sherritt
Gordon
4
80
Steep
Rock
7,30
Silver
Miller
.
85
j
Sweet
Qrass
62
j
Golden
Manitou
250
Rix
Athabasca
....
2
60
Nesbilt
La
bine
....
340
I
i
OLTDOORS
WITH
MARTY
iContiiiucd
Irom
pace
4
fousht
on
the
surface
whipping
the
wa'er
to
white
foam
How
'that
Mustad
hook
ever
.ayed
uut
I
cannot
tell
I
know
my
flnms
were
crossed
and
I
my.
?
SL
anI
I
fott
1
ttlA
hAiM
of
hr
UnrreM
W
oxp
lots
of
fLlb.
too.
for
no
one
can
land
all
that
"trike.
The
flRht
remained
on
the
surface
In
full
view,
then
he
came
swiftly
to
Betty's
feet,
tall-
danced
and
savagely
threw
his
head
from
side
to
side.
This
chance
for
advancement
pro-i
vlded
hy
Till:
CANADIAN
HANK
rx-en
tied
up
for
many
days
while:
an
embargo
is
in
effect
on
rail
shipments
from
the
prairies
Zero
Weather
Doesn't
Worry
Miner's
Wife
REGINA
(CP)
Mrs.
R.
J.
Smith
of
Toronto,
one
of
six
white
.mSH
!
SPPn?
tl'ecwinteruof
iii-ja
in
iiuiiiiein
oa.-titau'lie
jwan's
booming
mining
centre
of
.mu.n
v.iy.
nrauiiiR
pr
,
uumi
knowing
a
onei
.
visit
"outside.
The
northern
winter
with
its
temperatures
of
40
to
50
degrees
below
tero
holds
no
fears
for
the
former
big
city
girl.
With
her
husband,
a
mining
!
prospector,
she
arrived
at
Uran-
ium
City,
north
of
Lake
Atha-!
'
baska.
in
October.
1052.
and
set
UP
housekeeping
In
a
tent
that
wa
to
bF
ll,,'r
nome
through-'
out
the
winter.
OF
COMMERCE
Enqulric
may
be
made
by
or
on
behalf
of
applicants
at
vour
local
branch
Of
Tito
Canadian
3ank
of
Commerre
or
hy
letter
to:
The
Staff
Offlrer.
.
The
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerre.
fltig.Wet
Hastings
Street.
Vancouver
2,
B.C.
81r!
WANTED
A
man
to
start
hi
own
business.
Almost
no
money
required
Rewind
machine
experience
helpful
but
not
eftientlal.
Reply
to
Box
M9
Daily
New
i9
HKI
P
WNTl:i
FPMI
F.
W
A
NTEP
"
Stenoizrapher-1
1
bookkeeper.
Apply
Large
Clin-
2
r.
2nd
Ave
t4)
.
Mrs.
Smith
says
she
beat
the,"'1
wUn
the
act"
l?!n
y
.
be
low
-zero
temperatures
by',11
anv
return-,
Pla
thf,
Jest
,
,ir,i.,
i
w
wh.m
.,'
ot
your
trumps,
leaving
all
lour
Ch,P
for
quick
sale.
.
J
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Si
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her
ner
rod
roa
oeauuim
Wartime
48lh
Ei.t.
L
7
.
Close
to
town-2
bedroom.
'
tt-
but
that
Mclhead
was
ter-
winter
eosVu;
Ui
coated
of
.
flannels"
a
slack
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aiv,
iiuiiir
nwis,
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iiivi
auit
mv
clothes
rioines
wt-ipnen
weiehen
more
To
Get
Setting
South
dealer
North-South
vulnerable
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(Mr.
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pmx
The
world's
chief
source
of
nickel
is
in
the
Sudbury
area
of
Northern
Ontario.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10.
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
VANCOUVER
;ia
Waypoints
SUNDAY
SS
Chilcotii
,
i
p.m.
FRIDAY
SS
Coquitlam,
8
p
m.
ALICE
ARM
and
STEWART
Friday,
Chilcotin,
Midnight
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
April
8
and
22
SS
Coquitlam,
Midnight
FOR
SOUTH
OCEEN
PHAKLOTTE
ISLANDS
SS
Coquitlam,
Midnight
April
15
and
29
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J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Plione
568
business
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,
LIMITED
-
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
98,
Evenings
Black
899
SCOTT
McLAREN
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
"
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
347
P
C.
Box
374
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
All
Types
of
SawS
Sharpened
'
215
1st
Ave.
W.
Phone
909
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who
j
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Brasn
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In
the
90-pound
class.
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Mr
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yoa
repUed
Mrs.
Smith
was
fascinated
by
i
Heinsite
proudly,
northern
pioneer
life
after
sur-j
-Excuse
me,
then,"
said
Miss
vivinu
the
initial
shock
of
doing
j
Brash,
"while
I
change
our
trick
without
electricity,
water
forscore
from
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to
100."
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d.iff'W
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spring
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14.
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Mouwt
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vr.ii;
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May
2d.
n
mr,
l
inary
tea,
AnKlican
M..y
30
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30
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rlai
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this
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!
words
fur
3
eon-
tl.lV
en-t
tl
SI-
15
Ifir
ar
erinwulive
davs
And
remember
yott
'W
tiuir
ads
JuU
end
M'.y
Newt
(
tf-ne
'
?rrl)iKlv
srs
fio.
e:
f'r
Canadian
Ltqti"id
Ud
fur
oxvofn
nrMv.
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c.
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ct
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Ci'iyalt.
Wirni
anf
,.),.!
rjra
v
H!'
flth
Ave.
West.
'"'U:X.
ph(,ne
Blue
if
"arts
Rait-a
airvir.
'G.
automatic
nil
hat-f'-tai
work.
Phone
'
.'.Q
81
h
West.
Le-
Al,
M.whiniTT
Co'
l.lm-"nhtitnr,
for:
Mlrtinff.
";
'"UKing
and
Con-'iuliiiiient.
Inquir-27.
UV'r
,
r:rarvll!e
Island.
DC.
,tf)
noveitM.
iridic'
(c
i-taaned.
Chimney
'
'"Mr,
cleaning.
'
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p
n
l86.
t86p)
-h,
.-.Id,
rewound
and
-
(tti
ANB
G
ARDFN-t
".k
rwkeries.
uwer
boxes
and!
Sf,
"
'Mimates,
Phono
91p)
'NKSS
flPPoTtTrSITlT"
sihn.Va'1
l'0"1'"-
2(1
M.
Br
t
Kast
Kwin-1
j
n,,y
","t
57,
TW
0rlm
L.
Terrace,
BC
f82t
rocer
nn
I
nc...
Kl-rn
a
1
"im
.
.
ttinen.
dit,.;
"
.
"H,t
Pole
and
'let
nmncr.
,n-
.
Bo:
A
4'I0
....
,,
..in
Mtwaneja,
BC.
(Bip)
,rrNTXNTS
Building
p",t.
ulnB.
Red
593,
(20m)
time
Betty
got
the
soaking,
and
washing
clothes
and
the
qutcK
I
enjoved
watching
her
clever
transportation
that
city
dwell-tackie
handling.
rs
take
for
granted.
At
the
27-minute
mark
she
"There's
going
to
be
a
real
nude
a
neat
stroke,
and
her
boom
in
Uranium
City
this
sum-fwh
was
ahore
with
the
gaff
In
mer."
she
says.
"I
certainly
ad-lus
fish,
vise
any
wives
who
are
young
head,
a
grand
fighting
a
male,
with
much
more
color
and
without
responsibilities
to
r'n1
'f
MrAhf!
ould
ru"
,a
ruunu
J.iur
iiifc
ti
ruiuu
w
loree
one
of
the
three
top
diamond
honors
from
Miss
Brash's
hand,
his
jack
of
diamonds
wou!d
eventually
be
a
winner.
Mr.
Abel
would
not
ruff
a
high
spade,
so
at
trick
two
Mr.
Dale
raiti'.l!y
led
the
deuce
of
th.-
suit.
Mr.
Abel
rose
to
the
ot-
!
ca.sion
and
ruffed
in
with
the
!0
of
diamonds.
!
Thi-
-vas
a
fins
defensive
i
manoeuvre
but
Miss
Brass
coun-
i
tered
it
with
a
good
play
of
her
own.
She
did
not
over-nnf
but
inBfprt
rfisr.rfirt
K,r
of;
hearts,
which
was
a
loser
any
wav.
She
won
the
queen
of
hearts
,rturn
with
dummy's
ace,
r.ick-
pd
tne
trumps
jn
three
Wadsi
,and
spread
the
hand
for
fiye.
odd.
!
Most
players
would
consider
',
this
quite
a
favorable
result,
but
.
there
was
silence
from
across
the
board.
Mr.
Heinsite
was
in
deep
meditation.
Finally
he
said,
;
"You
can
make
five
if
you
over
ruff
Abel's
10
of
diamonds
with
.
the
queen.
A
squeeze
develops.
,
you
tun
cash
your
ace
and
king
of
diamonds
and
give
Dale
a
,
tlba
on
the
board.
On
the
last
M'"P
led
Abel
would
find
it
impossible
to
euard
both
clubx
-
pnd
hearts."
,
v
.
odd
WOuld
n't
I'"
ask-
LARGK
FAMILY
CANNING.
N.S.
(CP)
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
John
R.
Kane
who
celebrated
their
golden
wedding
anniversary
here
beast
of
66
direct
descendants.
They
have
13
children,
all
living,
and
44
grandchildren
and
nine
great-grandchildren.
Mr.
Kane
is
76
and
his
wife
67.
Msrtits
BISPVAYW
BOvKUTS
Z-
CAT
A
LOO
$
STATMMtirf
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OCT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
Little
Man
Who
Isn't
.
IT
THIS
li
'
i
BC
'S.
AND
ITS
i-
POSTANr.'
)
.A.:;:
h;m
up.'
rv'
7
than
mine.
He
also
measured
39
inches
in
length,
while
the
girth
was
but
19',
inches.
He
wrighed
21
1
1
pounds
and
a
No.
2
Jacmac
spinner
was
his
undoing.
Add
to
the
foregoing
facts
the
19'j
lb
trom
lhe
Copppr
RiVer
!!L-
.
"
Pounder
out
of
but
the
Ctoyah
last
week,
and
the
wiany
other,
of
similar
caliber
taken
each
year,
and
tliere
stands
clearly
limned
the
pin
nacle
on
which
this
country
may
rlhtly
place
itself
as
tops
uu
steelheaders.
The
time
Is
come
to
place
our
wares
before
the
world
and
ex-:
pand
the
Steelhead
Derby
to
Include
anglers
from
the
south,1
anglers
whom
I
know
to
be
pre-,
pared
to
travel
all
the
miles
necessary
to
obtain
their
sport;
FOR
SAM.
FOOTHILLS
rs,K,Me)
coal.
Phone
651.
Phllpott,
Ev'.tt
A,
1
Co
LW
ici
NOW
IN
STOCK!
Gossard
NURSING
BRA
Drop
Shoulder
o
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
Phone
Blue
810
i83r)
walnut
table.
$45
00
Will
take
small
trunk
as
part
pavment
Call
Blue
038
384
Bmnar
Place.
iBIpl
FOR
SALE
Flowercraft
sun-plies.
Civic
Centre
t82
FOR
SALE
Window
boxes
Oreen
986
t86pl
FOR
SALE
Restaurant
equipment,
or
rent
as
Is.
Box
639,
Dally
News.
88p(
FOR
SALE
Doherty
piano
and
bench
Phone
Oreen
7JWJ
after
rutt
um
FftR
RENT
Room
517
8th
West.
(81p
FOR
RENT
Small
house
Phone
Blue
407.
8l
FOR
RKNT
2
sinnle
nioms.
one
thitible
room
with
twin
beds.
Board
If
desired.
Gentlemen
onlv
812
2nd
West.
t83)
FOR
RENT
Room
and
board
for
gentleman.
Phone
Blue
710,
'
(8p)
FOR
RENT
Suite
and
llcht
housekeeping
room.
221
5th
Kust.
t86p)
FOR
RENT
2-room
suite
furnished.
Working
couple
preferred,
Call
after
5.
1344
8th
Av.
East.
83p)
FOR
a
1953
HF.RT75
TMiRtVE
Car,
Phone
99.
(94)
STNGKR
CEWING
CENTRE
rent
nortnbla
rua
chines.
Phone
864.
C)
FOR
RENT
Two
large
semi-furnished
housekeeplnn
rooms.
Central.
Phone
Green
241
evenings.
(82)
WANTED
TO.
RENT
WANTED
TO
RENT
Two-bed-Phone
room
house.
Red
142.
(82p)
WANTED
TO
RENT
House.
Blue
331.
(88p)
WANTED1
CAfcH
FOR
Scrap;
copper,
brass,
batteries,
radiators.
Phone
543
Call
63a
Glh
Ave.
Wtst
c
W
aVtTdITtOP-
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
lion
steel,
brass,
copper,
lead,
etc
Honest
grading.
Prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
A
Metal
Ltd.,
250
Prior
St.,
Vancouver,
H.C.
Phono
PAelflo
8357.
(H1
Reivf-nne
t
.
1
suite
In
7.
Unflti!
bed
home
$1000.00
handles
Take
your
pick
and
let
us
show
It
to
von.
T
NORTON
YOUNGS
Real
Estate
St
Insurance
Phone
451
Res.
648
i84cl
TAXIS
and
TRANSFERS
CITY
TRANSFER
Long
Distance
CRAT1NO
and
PACKINO
Furniture
Movers
FURNITURE
STORAGE
Household
EfferU
Moved
to
or
from
any
point
In
BC.
Phone
950
Flfat
Ave.
ant
McBrlde
tel
HATTEKY
SKRVICE
RUPERT
Batter
Shon.
ZH4
East
3rd
1
Aw.
Hhrrn
BIjh
U'A
'S.r,b,a
I
'
".if0-
THWDBRS
qraleo
tendkhs.
addreuKt
to
the
'nimmKimi
unrt
markert
"TTV-
'rRR
por
mm.niNO
at
mcINnks
I.HLANO".
will
he
rweived
up
to
12
o'clock
noon.
MONDAY.
APRIL
27.
ISS.
for
th
erection
of
a
combined
fn
alarm
bllllitnin
and
llftht
tower,
mid
three
nefxrnte
dwelltnes
for
Aids
In
Navigation
ttervteei
t
Mclnne
IMnnd
upprmrlmatrtv
twenty
miles
from
Belln
Bell.
B
C
Plana,
upecinrattona.
labour
con-
dltiona.
contract
form,
form
or
len
der
and
return
tender
envelop
may
be
obtained
on
application
to
tl
Dint
net
Marine
A(rent
.
Department
of
TranapoM
Bener
Block,
ard
Ave
nue
tPO.
Boi
SB.
Prmee
wtpen.
BC.
unml
receipt
of
an
accepted
chequo
maoe
payable
to
th
Receiver
Oener4
of
Canada
for
the
aum
of
JTJ5
00.
Ttila
cheque
will
be
returned
upon
th
return
of
the
plant
and
ieeltat!rM40na
In
(rood
condition.
Additional
information.
If
required,
with
regard
to
auch
work
may
be
obtained
from
the
aforementioned
Diatrtct
Matiua
Agent.
!
aoh
tmdK-
must
be
accompanied
hv
a
twetirlty
ttepoalt
equal
to
too
per
eont
(10)
of
the
tender
price.
IB
the
form
of
a
eertined
cheque
on
a
Canadian
chartered
bank,
made
pjivabia
to
tha
order
of
the
Receiver
Oeneral
of
Canada,
or
Goveramenfr
of
Canada
bonrta
at
par
b""d"
nt
the
Canadian
National
Railway
or
Ita
conatlHtent
eompanlea
unconditionally
Ruoranteed
by
the
Clovernmeut
or
Canada
ax
par.
.n,,,,
demwlt
will
be
forfeited
In
the
event
of
a
tenderer
rettialna
to
enter
Into
a
ontract-
an
the
basis
of
bla
tender
If
called
mien
t
do
so,
or
falling
to
attafactorily
complete
auch
a
eon-CTact.
Cheques
of
unsuccessful
tear
...
win
ru,
rt-turned.
Any
tender
not
acouipuum
uj
.
.
security
oe.powt.
aa
w
-"'
-be
eimKldered.
The
Department
daea
not
bind
it-wlf
to
accept
the.
lowent
ot
auy
tender.
,,
P.
T.
ooixtns.
Secretary.
Department
of
Transport.
Ottawa,
OntaeW)!
MaeeV
81.
I3'
IB3C)
there
is
no
better
steelhead
fish-;
,
lng
on
the
continent
than
here
SM1THERS.
Progress
of
and
the
easiest
way
to
tell
the
(
plans
for
'
the
Mid-Summer
world
about
It
Is
by
entering
Night
Festival
Juno
22
was
re-any
worthy
catches
in
the
Field
ported
at
the
executive
cominit-
come
with
their
husbands.
It's
a
great
experience."
But
they
had
better
be
pre-
Pa!'ed
for
niKh
costs'
Mrs
Smith
says
IOOU
pneea
air
ti
j
iiiftii.
Potatoes,
flown
in
from
Edmonton,
cost
15
to
19
cents
a
pound
Meat
is
more
than
$1
a
pound.
The
staple
diet
is
vegetables
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Smith
were
lnekv
last
winter
to
obtain
some
carinoU
moat.
Mrs.
Smith
de-
scribed
it
as
"delicious
it
tastes
much
like
fine
beef
tender-
ioin
Plans
Made
For
Festival
In
Smithers
tec
iiitt
iinn.
The
following
national
groups
are
already
preparing
to
present
numbers:
Swiss.
Scots,
Poles.
Irish,
Enplish
and
Canadian.
Mr.
F.
Bevls
is
program
coordinator.
Other
nationalities
in
the
district
have
been
approached
and
are
expected
to
participate.
Exhibits
of
national
arts
and
creative
talent
are
being
sought.
Prime
purpose
of
the
festival
Is
to
encourage
unity
among
various
national
groups
and
to
foster
development
of
latent
talent
in
young
and
old
alike.
BLONDIE
.iliiUI"
BUT
IIS
TV
r
f
S
IN
THE
MiDRM'Jill
I
WANT
TO
SPtTAK
TO
S
V
ASLEEP.
Mi?
BUMSTEAO
PLEASE
ana
stream
contest-
This
year
let
us
make
a
con-j
certed
effort
to
use
this
excellent
and
itvxprnstve
medium,,
let
there
be
no
thought
of
keep-in
the
tiling
to
ourselves
for
it
cannot
be
done,
the
Influx
of
new
people
has
already
spread
the
word
Province-wide,
better
share
with
good
fellows
every
where
and
maybe
we
can
learn
a
trick
from
them.
S?;!
flippy
SHI
TMD
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