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Wednesday,
April
22,
1953
Indian
Village
Continued
from
PaKe
1
1
BLACKWOOD
on
PHONE
748
FOR
HELPFUL
CLASSIFIED
AD-TAKER
DEADLINE
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4:30
PM,
DAY
PREVIOUS
!
Cl-js-ifii'd
Kates
yy
EASL2Y
BLACKWOOD
Tut
Off
Guessing
Until
We
Last
Possible
Moment
.
.
'
'
.
I
have
pointed
out
that
a
partnership
should
he
"Father"
Duncan,
a.s
he
was
oon
christened
by
the
natives,
spent
a
year
studying
the
Tlmp-ean
language
from
hJU
firxt
convert,
Arthur
Wellington.
Then
the
nUxsiqnary
built
a
jschool
and
Ijean
teaching.
But
the
school
conflicted
with
the
periodical
rile.i
and
cere-
monies
of
the
Taimpsean
medi-!
fine
men,
a
serious
difference
which
led
to
the
exodus
of
Father
Duncan
from
Port
Simpson.
According
tn
th
atnrt
trtM
tn
Mr.
Leighton
by
hi
father
the
MaTZ
nun
dance
cau.sed
a
near
tras;-
coy,
nmowea
oy
me
exoaus.
ASSAIL
MISSIONARV
.-..
chiefs
,
!,;
assailed
,.
nj
.v,.
i
Angry
the
mis-
...
Z
,
'
ii-
.
enen
death.
But
near
Father
in
game
at
no
trump
or
in
a
major
suit,
holding
65
P('r
t
of
the
h!g.h
carl
trenh-unless,
of
course,
the
early
hidding
indicates
a
bad
misfit.
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
41ri
Kern
'
U
7
8
!
H
3
D
K
10
8
2
C
A
t
Duncan
rtood
his
convert,
Arthur
,
h
strength.
Yet
their
covering
the
chiefs
.Wellington,
blddj
wag
mmd
and
wag
",
a,h,uSc
-P1
The
based
on
the
following
consid-chiefs
did
Duncan
left,
and
so
eraljons
few
days
later.
,
.,
',
,
,
.
On
May
25.
1862.
Duncan
!'
.ke.
Mr-
,Da'.e
"rst'
h"e
he
50
followers
in
canoes
jailed
tthree
southward
to
establish
Metla-
e
5b'd
n.na,"d
.
.
.
,
.
.
clo.e
to
a
minimum
opening?
katlaThat
ob-
each
day
year
pirst
hft
nad
.served
by
the
villagers
as
their,
particlllary
valuabie
singieton
...i..'...y.
yt-ar
w,c
,
90th.
'
Leighton's
father
aLso
cme
to.a
riVe-card
spade
suit
in
which
Metlakatla
a
year
later.
j
his
partner
had
promised
a
good
Under
the
guidance
of
their
j
fit
'
leader,
the
small
group
of
Dun-
j
nartn
,.
V
'
Happy
Happy
Harold's
Harold's
imiling
imiling
now
now
M
I
Ho
ud
lo
frown
and
tnoor
Sinco
ho
dtKOvorod
tlatufiod
Lifo
it
naught
but
choor.
.M.TOI'NTANTS
PUBLIC
Al'tDtJN'j
ANT.
Income
lax
Rperlnllttt.
S.
G.
Furk,
Stone
Hull
Jliitf.
Red
593.
2()m
BOATS
Mill
SAl.E
FOR
RAIF.
Nearly
completed
16
ft.
Htar
class
sail
boat
hull.
See
at
W5
3rd
Ave.,
tir
phone
Black
377.
(97p)
FOR
RALE
38-ft.
Killnet
boat
May
be
wen
at
Mclean's
(9p
FOR
SALE
Elfht-foot
rounrt-lioittim
skiff,
like
new
IL'nfl
2nd
Ave,
We.it,
Or
Red
S17.
!!flp)
I'AKS
I
OR
SALE
FOR
SAI.K
-37
Ford
2-ton
truck,
'38
Terraplane
sedan,
woik
trailer
anil
house
trailer
Cars
being
wraped
parts
nv.uhihle:
"JJ
Dodire
tj
ton;
'34
Chev
ton:
'29
Chev
se-t)!tn.
Apply
Midland
Pines
Plume
Black
735
Box
988.
1951
FOR
SAIE-1'J.')0
Prcfect7good
condition
Mu-st
be
seen
to
be
appreciated.
Phone
Blue
754
(94pl
FOR
fcALKl47
Pontine
sedan
Willi
low
mileage.
Kull
price
W('5(tfi.
$365
00
down,
balance
your
own
tctms
Fully
rquin-tx
d
and
ready
tt
uo.
73
Eraser
St.
(8Hp)
BATTFKY
KF.KVH'R
can's
followers
rapidly
built
Metlakatla
Into
a
sclf-sustain-
.
.
.
1
iifi
!:
Willi
iw
uwn
umuo-
IniSL
'fedrr
i
.
.
.
-
jtives
up
and
down
the
coast.
j
llNCRF.ASEI)
le-EOI.I)
'
"I
am
told
that
Metlakatla
I
was
considered
just
like
a
lion
by
all
the
other
natives."
says
Uighton,
whose
father
became
Duncan's
"right-hand
man."
,
lu
10
years
Metlakatla,
situat
ed
at
the
mouth
of
a
narrow-pass
between
the
mainland
and
Digby
Island,
had
Increased
its
population
10-fold
and
boasted
such
industries
as
a
sawmill,
a
brick
kiln,
a
cannery,
a
rope,
weaving
and
soap
factory.
Some
of
the
lumber
sawn
then
is
still
to
be
found
In
the
con-
j
to
defer
the
making
of
a
guess
struclion
of
Metlakatla
hon.es
until
the
last
possible
moment,
standing
today
.
.
.
"In
my
own
Mr.
Dale
led
the
ace
and
an-home,
for
Instance,"
says
Leigh-;
other
heart.
Now,
if
the
oppo-ton.
;
nent
winning
the
second
heart
ttl'pKRT
Katlery
Hhop,
Z34
Fast'
3rd
..
Phr.ne
BIjh
126.
Re-
r-tlri,
ehari'l!.if
nn-
bj!ld-Inir
V'-rtr
ovornrteo
t,)
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p.t
SIM
SS
Ol'PlltTI'MTV
Queen
Charlotte1
Airlines
'i
Kitimaf
ortd
Kemano
Schedule
trips
to:
"
Tuestlays
and
Fridays
:
itewort
ond
Alice
Arm
Mondays
arid
Thursdays-
Charter
Service
if
Contract
Flying
Agents:
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
Phones
76
and
6?0
DINING
PLEASURE
in
SPARKLING
NEW
-SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
UEOKGE
DAWES
auctioneer;
;r
Pbone
Black
84C
and
Red
177
Prince
George
Luxury
Steamer-
-
SAIUS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
.
For
KETCHIKAK.
WEONESOAY
Mit)niRht
Comfort
and
Service
For
reservations
write
ai
mil
li
t
or
le...t
ttit
P..--e
Rupert.
B.C.
Pi
iife'Zionai
v
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Ojtfotmlrisl
Third
A7enue
John
Bulger
Ltd.
,.
John
F
L.
Hughes,
D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR
Hrs.
10:30-12:30;
2:00-5:00
Eves.:
by
appointment
only,
21
-
23
Besner
Block
i
Phone
Blue
442
H.
G.
HELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
96,
Evenings
Black
899
SCOTT
McLAREN
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
All
Types
of
Saws
r
'
Sharpened
215
1st
Ave.
W.
Phone
909
'
By
CHIC
YOUNG
"
I
Leiehlon's
father,
who
became
:
had
oniy
a
doubleton,
he
would
1
a
millwright,
was
in
charge
of
have
to
return
a
diamond,
j
the
sawmill,
and
was
also
a
which
would
eliminate
the
guess
member
of
the
three-company
;
in
that
suit;
or
a
club,
which
police
force
which
Duncan
or-'
would
give
Mr.
Dale
a
sluff
and
paiiizcd
to
establish
law
and
I
a
ruff.
order
from
the
Naas
River
to
;
As
it
happened,
the
outstand-Douglas
Channel.
I
ing
hearts
were
divided
3-3.
so
POLICE
BI
S
Y
"
j
'
i,aU"
talVng
,two
hearts
the
Unemy
was
in
the
same
un-Most
of
the
work
of
the
police
!
enviable
position
as
just
deforce
was
combatting
illegal
i
scribed.
And.
if
one
opponent
traffic
In
liquor
between
un-1
had
held
four
hearts.
Mr
Dale
YiFFFK
.SHOP,
fully
enrlppetl.
f.,r
;ile
or
rent
s
It.
Air
eon-
;"
ditioned.
tl.ue
602.
(96p)
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DIAL
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120
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Today's
Stocks
('ourlry
N.
I.
Johntrfoll
ij.
1.14.)
VANCOI
VER
American
Standard
18'i
Bralorne
.
4
35
B
R
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
Congress
06
Cronin
Babine
.10'
j
Olant
Mascot
40
Indian
.
.06
Pend
Oreille
4
55
Pioneer
195
Premier
Border
.07
Privateer
.04
Sheep
Creek
.
.
.85
Hllhak
Premier
.
.16
Vananda
021,
Spud
Valley
.041,
Silver
Standard
1.00
Western
Cranium
2.25
8il-Van
.
.44
Dorreen
.28
Eittella
.54
Oils
A.
P
Con
sol
.31
Central
Lcauc
340
Home
Oil
9.00
Mercury
.14
Okalta
-
-
240
Pacific
Pete
11.50
TORONTO
I
Athona
.15
Aumaque
.16
Beattie
Dcquesne
.35
i
Bevcourt
..
.56
!
Buffalo
Canadian
.21
Consol.
Smelters
..
26
00
Conwest
-.
475
Donalda
.70
Eldona
..
.38
tj
,
East
Sullivan
4
55,
Giant
Yellowknlfe
950
God's
Lake
80
Hardrock
17
'
Harricana
,
.11
j
Jlevi
Gold.
.
v08
Duvex
:....;
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i
Little
Long
Lac
67
Lynx
161
',
Madsen
Red
Lake
1
49
i
McKenzie
Red
Lake
30
I'
MacLeod
Cockshutt
..
8.50
I
Moneta
-
.45
j
Noranda
-
68.50
i
Pickle
Crow
1
.31
,
New
Senator
.27
Sherrltt
Gordon
4
45
j
Steep
Rock
7,10
j
Silver
Miller
-
.85
i
Sweet
Grass
..v
........
.55
Golden
Manitou
.
2.55
Landover
Oils
36
Rix
Athabasca
2.60
Nesbltt
Labine
...
4.75
RCAF
Crash
Claims
Six
HALIFAX
tCP
3ix
members
of
the
RCAF
w
killed
Monday
when
an
air
force
bomber
crash
Pd
and
burned
near
Centrevlll
in
Nova
Scotia's
Annapolis
Val
ley.
A
seventh
man
survived.
He)
was
FO.
Kenneth
Benson
of
:
Brantford,
Ont
who
was
seri-
ously
Injured.
The
bomber,
a
Lancaster,
was
returning
to
its
base
at
Greenwood.
N.S.,
after
seven
hours
of:
searching
with
21
American
and!
Canadian
military
aircraft
for
ai
twin-engined
private
plane
miss-!
ing
with
four
persons
aboard
j
since
Saturday
on
a
flight
from!
Gander,
Newfoundland,
to
Ot-j
awa.
'
j
It
was
the
fourth
air
crash
in;
.
jyir
SALE
Oreenhou.se
business
and
quarUT
section
land
WAVTEII
TO
RKNT
0
WANTED
TO
RKNT
Two-
or
three-room
furnished
apartment,
close
in.
Phone
Mr.
Welch,
609.
(fiflp,
10
I
OK
HALE
10
lo
FOR
SALE;
MeClary
"Charm"
11
10
coal
rat,e,
two
years
old.
I
$7000.
im
8th
Ave.
East.
IK
(84p)
FOR
8ALE
Three-piece
chesterfield
nulte.
21
1st
West.
i
(95p
FOOTIIII.I
J?:
'stiotless)
coal.
Phone
6aD.
Phiipott,
Evltt
it
Co.
LW.
(ct
FOR
SALE
Motor
Keooter,
Rood
condition.
Phone
Black
148
(95p)
YOU'LL
SAVE
1
1
I
or
Simpsons-Sears
REO.
NOW
1
Torchiere,
,
toniplete
$34
45
$20.
00
1
Hassock
$9
95
J
1
Oil
Space
Heater
.
$100
00
76
50
1
27"
X
54"
Rug,
Orey
$1685
12.45
I
27"
X
54"
Rui,
I!Kte
$22.50
1680
1
II
S
A.
22
Cal.
Rifle
$4750
35.50
I
MaU
hinu
Pair
Table
Lamps
...
$19
90
16.95
1
1
Boudoir
Chair..
$21
95
12.45
I
2-pee
Chesterfield
Suite
....
$21000
199.50
2
Sectional
Chairs
$47
50
25
00
EXTRA
SPECIAL
I
Sunshine
Boys'
Bicycle...
$5795
5Q.00
3
Strollers
$12
50
6.95
Simpsons-Sears
312
Third
Ave.
Phone
460
Prince
Rupert
05c
FOR
SALE-Chlna
cabinet.
$20;
record
cabinet.
$5;
oil
barrel
and
pump.
Phone
Black
663
after
8
p.m.,
or
1001
Hays
Cove
Ave.
94p
WANTKU
CAM!
FOR
Scrap:
copper,
brass,
batteries,
radiators.
Phone
543
can
.
6th
Ave,
est
ij-jc)
WANTED
Reliable
couple
to
occupy
unfurnished
suite.
Private
bath.
Verv
suitable
for
grown
family.
Immediate
occupancy.
Summit
Apartments.
(94)
REAL
ESTATE
FOR
QUICK
SALE
Four-room
house
and
bathroom,
Partially
furnished.
519
8th
Ave.
West.
$3000
cash.
Phone
Green
663
after
5
pm.
(94)
FOR
SALE
Lot
No.
59,
Block
1.
Section
2.
Prince,
Rupert.
Assessed
$400.
Offering
at
$350
for
Immediate
sale.
Write
A.
O.
McCormack.
Box
446.
Port
Arthur,
Ontario.
(97)
SASKATOON
(CP)-A
new
St.
Thomas
More
College
costing
about
$500,000
Is
planned
for
the
University
of
Saskatchewan
cam
pus.
A
fund
campaign
has
started
In
Roman
Catholic
dio
ceses
throughout
the
province.
TAXIS
nrtTRANSFEKS
CITY
TRANSFER
Long
Distance
CRATING
and
PACKINO
Furniture
Movers
FURNITURE
STORAGE
Household
Effect
Moved
to
or
from
any
point
In
BC,
Phone
950
riMt
Ave.
and
McBrlde
'el
CiRIM
DEMONSTRATION
MONTREAL-
CP-Actual
car
wrecks
picked
up
on
the
high
-
wavs,
ambulances,
a
hearse
audi
No
adde(l
distributional
assets
bre
needed
merely
the
holding
of
that
much
In
top
card
power,
.
,
.
,
,
,
In
today
s
deal,
Mr.
r.
Dale
and
j
J.TT
!
ause
it
was
in
a
suit
which
the
opponents
had
bid.
He
had
i
him
"chance"
bid.
Mi
i
3
ciioaii
Erash's
overcall
would
give
him
i
annthor
ler
,hr,,.
,
h:J
j;
5f-
:iiiise
was
01
me
iree
variety,
Miss
Brasn
,ed
tng
kln
of
clubs
and
dummy's
ace
won.
Mr.
Dale
casnod
thj
of
spades.
I
',"6"
"d
a
sma11
"Pade
l
if
"
i"""'
"lr
laii
c'Vb
from
tne
board
and
ruiita
h.
,
He
had
to
lose
two
heart
tricks
and
the
ace
of
diamonds.
The
key
card
was
the
jack
of
diamonds.
If
he
could
guess
Its
location,
he
was
in.
As
you
see,
a
finesse
could
be
taken
either
way.
But
Mr.
Dale
decided
not
I
to
guess
at
all.
Not
yet,
anyway.
As
always,
the
best
play
was
would
have
ruffed
the
fourth
'
lead
of
the
suit
and
would
still
1
have
had
a
50-50
chance
to
'
guess
the
location
of
the
inrir
of
diamonds.
ELMORE
PHIIPOTT
(Continued
from
Page
2i
fact
a
super-colossal
Marshall
plan.
That
is
good,
that
is
wonderful.
But
sooner
or
later
the
common,
ordinary
variety
of
;
people
are
going
to
say
something
like
this:
i
If
Uncle
Sam
has
so
much
money,
with
billions
to
give
away
how
about
a
Marshall
plan
for
Texas,
or
free
milk
for
the
USA?
Millions
for
arms
fcr
Asia,
for
to
save
Chiang-shek's
hide?
How
about
the
prairie
farmhouse.
where
the
plumbing's
still
outside?
'
,
The
point
is
Ike
has
started
the
west
on
the
one
sure
road
to
peace.
He
goes
to
the
heart
of
the
economic
problem
and
mast
wars
are
economic.
ACTIVE
AT
93
METEGHAN,
NS.
(CP)
Teles-phore
Comeau
celebrated
his
93rd
birthday
by
making
fresh
plans
for
his
garden.
He
teams
a
large
pair
of
oxen,
milks
two
cows
and
gathers
rockweed
from
the
beach.
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cale
Tea
for
Two
(
WOUtt)
VOU
ei'JUSrASSOOI
ElTMcR
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WAVE
TEA?
ONE
(
WHICHEVER?
EASIER
,e
4
:to
p
m.
day
pre-
to
publication.
3
cents
per
word
per
..
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bit
Mien,
SO
rents,
t-urun
iv.Llh
Mr.tt.'aa
Hint,
j
Notices,
Marriage
anj
inidit
Announcements,
Dl-plny
double
price.
f,
l..:u:tls
,H
nut
accept
rcsponsl-,r
classified
ads
insrrtrd
:y
nr
under
wrong
jr.
unles
notification
h
fi.iirii
ti
received
wiuiin
j
ri
first
in.n.ion.
IVMII
X
I
Mr.M
S
Cuitte
Hormy
fihtiw.
.Situ.
day
and
Sunday,
2:..
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card
panics
April
15
M
try
Chapter
daffodil
d
23
,r
r:ud
party,
April
23
'ri.,
-Spring
Bazaar.
t
Purple
.iiinj;
bazaar
nt
.
A'Tl!
Ti.
rj.
il
salt'.
April
25
DANCE
April
25
at
the
liih
Member
untl
only
TirkcU
may
be
d
(mm
Directors
1
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1
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1
0
1)
E
Kpnn'j
Ilon-
Aiii.
3'J
'iuide
A.MM'laiinn
tea..
Strut
.School,
May
2.
.h
k
I'rrif''vit'i;tut
Wo-
fr.m.u'i'
saie.
May
2.
bazaar,
Mny
6.
WA
hake
Kale,
dmi
Ae
Anderson's
W
A
llahhut
Fan-Le::ion
auditorium.
I
L';.y
la.
May
12.
;
Auxill.iry
Tea
Sicm-.
May
13.
i
Kiar
t
a,
May
14.
t,f
I
he
MiKise
Kpri.!!
I
y
21,
Moose
Temple,
7
;
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OSJi'i
sal?.
May
20.
'
rl.ia
ii.ta.4on.i.y
Wn.
a
lie
fciili.-,
Anglican
.,
M.iy
30
n
Ciuirt'h
It
a
May
30.
(i.rim.iluiii
Ia,
Civic
me
2.
ca.
June
4.
Church
W
A.
Spring
'
11.
'
Women's
League
U-.t.
June
11.
nt
the
Mre
M.
H.
MtCaffety.
':e.
West.
iMiKMEVT
NOTICE
fl
Mrs.
E.
E.
Farrington
I
Westminster,
B.C.,
for-f
Hume
Rupert,
wish
to
'
tlie
ennaRement
of
f
ntvm
daui!hter.
Joyce
f
naiium
Ueorge,
ynung-l,
"(
Mr
an
4
Mrs,
V
,M
n
of
Hnmmnnrt
ft
f
d'te
lo
be
announced
tit)
Ms
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KSOVtl
v
T
f'ir
rlassinrd
nd
In
this
'I
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1
economical
1MII1IIIII--.U
six
Itm
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15
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for
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ec
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(lavs
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consecutive'
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welding
supplies.
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vartrifA
Mr
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Service
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Black
627.
Beer
lip
(U5P,
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i
nunr
roue
1
'irts-Sales
Service.
(C)
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Prrmnn....
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I'rom.
Tonette
Spring
l.5v"lJi"'le
at
THE
'aUHE.
(97
novelties.
Eddie's
rU,
nutnmntl
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i
Seot
"
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i
kn
1
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wnrk-
Phone
610
6th
West.
Le-
'
ICI
Machinery
Col,irr
I
lr
'-"Ri'lng
hntor,
for:
Mining,
:
and
Con-
en
7..."
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r
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fih?rciA,
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Plcclrlcal
'
n,h
Avp-
West.
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Cil
(108)
S..hM.tM10
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Sl,a.
rewound
and
Mt
Mt
(Mix
llr.h)
(Mr.
Ahel)
e
10
ft
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H
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10
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&
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,
Toe
bidding:
South
'
North
East
a
2
e
2d
Pa:-
a
Pius
4
8
All
paw
Ahnill
.
1
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TOM
tnn.
nl
fit-U
are
taken
from
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great
lake
of
Cambodia
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Indo-i
China.
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Bulletins
any
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Direct
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advertising,
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30
-
40
lees
than
regular
printing.
Phone
383
P.O.
Box
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733
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Av.
W.
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Rupert,
B.C.
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us
your
mailing
list
,
We
do
the
i
estv
;
;
Train
Schedule
STANDARD
TLMK
j
For
the
East-Daily
except
Sunday
8
p.m.
Fr,m
the
East
Daily
except
Monday
9:30
pa
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
;
AND
CONCRETE
WORK
EVERY
JOB
GUARANTEED
We
Pour
Cement
For
Less
Phone
Blue
939
Ci,
CHOP
SUEY
.
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...CHOWMEIN
Open
6
p.m.
3:30
o.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phon,
133
(
Th,M
WHV
PlD
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Two
tour-room
tiouses
tone
rented
1,
chicken
house,
etc.
Fully
equipped
and
going
concern
with
crop
including
1200
tomato
plants.
Large
bedding
Plant
sales
in
May,
June.
Ill
health
forces
sale.
Smlthers
Cliisxhrmses,
Smlthers.
BC
(99)
III
I
P
H'ANTI
I
MALE
WANTED-Pin-setters
nt
Bowling
Alleys.
Call
Red
7l9.
t96l
WANTED
Driver,
young
man
preferred
Good
wages.
Apply
Northland
Dairy.
t95i
II
H
P
W
A
TH
l"EM
ALE
HELP
WANTED
Waitress
for
Civic
Centre
Dining
Room.
Apply
In
person.
(94)
WANTED
Someone
to
do
light
housekeeping
look
after
baby
and
help
muthet
in
ne
twrnn,'
tint"
only'
remuh-oi''
Phone
Red
5C3
for
Turlher
particulars.
199)
FOR
KENT
FOR
R
ENT
Bright
clean
rooms.
in......
fi.n.n
nnn
iQil
lit'iir
wiw.i
u".
-
-
-
FOR
RENT-Housekeeping
room
wlth
hot
and
rolJ
wu'r
B13
3rd
Ave,
(94)
scrupulous
white
traders
and
j
Indians:
bringing
law-breaking
;
iliouor-drinkingi
Indians
to
trial
;
antl
keeping
migrants
,
wav
rom
the
village
during
the
death-dealing
smallpox
plague
in
(he
lSGOs
For
nioi
than
20
vears
Father
Duncan
ruled
Metlakatla
with
a
stern
hand,
but
taught
his
followers
to
be
God-fearing
and
Independent.
The
population
thrived
ai.d
became
wealthy.
V.
grew
to
mors
tilul;
2.000
by
the
jtime
of
the
ieccilJ
exodus
led
by
Duncan,
this
time
because
of
an
argument
with
his
own
(church.
'LEFT
THE
CHl'RCII
In
1887,
after
Duncan
refused
to
become
ordained
-by
the
I
Church
of
England
but
still
insisted
on
teaching
religion
to
his
followers,
he
decided
to
leave
the
domain
of
the
church.
Only
a
handful
of
villagers
i
remained
in
Metlakatla
when
Duncan
led
the
second
and
much
larger
departure
into
the
unknown
to
settle
on
Annette
Island
in
Alaskan
territory
to
found
New
Metlakatla.
Among
those
not
following
Duncan
were
the
Leightons.
Al
bert,
Peter's
father,
had
been
"fired"
by
Duncan
a
short
while
before
for
attending
a
church
service
held
by
an
ordained
minister
of
the
church.
"That,
of
course,
was
the
downfall
of
our
village
and
our
people.
We
became
dependent
on
the
Queen
(Victoria)
and
have
been
ever
since,"
says
Lcighton.
fTomorrow's
final
article
provides
the
answer
for
"Why
Enfranchisement?"!
The
200-inch
Palomar
teles-;
cope
in
"aliforlna
is
capable
o
detecting
a
candle
flame
18,000
miles
destance.
i
BLONDIE
WOULD
YOU)
"ST
R
LDmrrrrVf.
OH.
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young
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Blue
639.
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RENT
Two-room
suite.
furnished,
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Ambrose.
(95)
CABIN
FOR
RENT
31
ft.
trailer
for
sale.
Phone
Green
400
between
9
a.m.
and
8
p.m.
(97)
ROOM
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Heated
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Fourth
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Corner
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Alder
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Third
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and
Sixth
Street:
Oil-O-Matic
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water
heating:
owner
will
decorate
to
suit
tenant.
Also
two
stores
on
Tiixth
Street,
could
he
used
ns
one
large
s
t
o
re.
See
Prince
Rupert
Realty.
345
Third
Ave.
(H)
SINGER
CEWINO
CENTRR
rent
portable
machines.
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RENT
'J-rmim
fuinlihej
suite.
1344
81
h
East
(94p)
FOR
0
1953
HERTZ
U-DRIVE
Car,
Phone
99.
(94)
The
smallest
known
vertebrate
Is
a
fish,
the
panriaka
Pyg-maen,
about
of
an
Inch
long,
C
WELL,
ITS
NOUf?
tn?,
Own
fault
FOR
J
f
e
-
BEING
SO
J
,
I'M
T
1
.aV.
1
children
made
tip
as
"traffic.
Nova
Scotia
in
10
days.
victims"
were
In
the
safety
par-
ade
arrangements
made
by
the1
The
North
sea
floods
In
Hoist,
tambert
Junior
Chamber
of
land
early
in
1953
drowned
more
Commerce
as
an
object
lesson
of
.than
50.000
cows,
pigs,
horses
the
results
of
carelessness.
land
sheep.
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v
-sT.X-
((-t
i
,UK!Jm
.,V.
ftaTl
Wi
,
i
"X-'LiS.
uTei
Fit'
f
r
,T'
fa
(If)
discovered
in
the
Philippines.