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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
19,
1952
"Distant
Drums
Action
Drama
Victoria
Report
DISTRICT
NEWS
.
Best
Films
To
Be
Named
By
BOB
THOMAS
Ships
and
Waterfront
I
for
annual
overhaul.
The
liner
Prince
Rupert
comes
out
of
re-
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
An
unusual
adventure
epic
in
lecniueoior
ana
siarrni"
alwavs
As
this
u
,
popular
Gary
Cooper
comes
to!
me
th
.
CNSS
Prince
George,
Capt.
E.,
fitting
to
take
over
the
run
next
B.
Caldwell,
arrived
today
on
;
week.
Disembarking:
from
the
her
last
run
of
the
season
before
Prince
George
today
were
R.
W.
she
enters
drydock
in
the
soulh
i
Gardner,
C.
V.
Evitt,
Mr.
and
;
Mrs.
J.
P..
Knop,
R.
Lundrigan,
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
Thurs-ibc
dww
'
i
day.
Friday
and
Saturday
Ui
:
ahty
u'
mof
try
"Drsi
ant
Drums."
:
01iS
.
na
cal;
HOLLYWOOD
(AP)
The
movie
world's
bi'snest
party
the
Academy
Awards
arrives
j
R.
Saunders.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
G.
Economy
Stressed
Too
Much
Joy-riding
Buttle
Lake
Damming
Favored
VICTORIA.
Need
for
Government
economy
in
small
matters
is
being
stressed
this
season
by
members
on
all
sides
of
the
House.
This
is
a
good
thing,
for
there's
no
doubt
a
great
deal
of
extravagance
in
these
small
matters
travelling
expenses,
telephone
with
a
hoopla
of
searchlights
tind
ermine
Thursday
night.
For
miBiDitaiiiiiii
AT
WALLACE'S
S
OF
COURSE
Unfolding
a
graphic
deserip-j
words
.
tiun
of
the
seven-year
Seminole
pconl,.
I
Tm
t
Indian
wars
of
1840,
the
picture:
vote
for
i'rH
is
set
in
the
Florida
Everglades'
not
thrL
mill
,......
.
u-lii.ro
-l
mm
t,u
,.f
PartVH-.
Stewart
Honors
St
Patricks
Day
STEWART
St.
Patrick's
Day
was
celebrated
on
Saturday
in
the
Moose
Hall
under
the
auspices
of
the
parishioners
of
St.
Felix
Catholic
Church.
A
snowstorm,
which
commenced
in
the
late
afternoon,
did
the
first
time
in
years,
it's
any
one's
guess
as
to
the
winners.
'
Neville.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Beaton,
P.
S.
Bonney,
G.
G.
Edwardson,
;
Norman
Nelson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
B.
McBride,
Al
Taylor,
W.
Pay-ton,
a
girls'
and
a
men's
basketball
team
from
Ocean
Falls.
...:ii
nr..
:n
i
.
.
4
.
'
Usually
the
Oscar
Derby
can
"iiu
m
auvu
in
UCLlOll.
IN
A
BPcc
'
T
Gary
Cooper
portrays
an
Am
be
predicted
with
a
degree
of
ac
curacy.
There
might
be
one
up
eri-an
uuerllla
assigned
to
put!
beine
?Unte,,
calls,
automobiles.
set
among
the
major
winners
,
down
a
rebellion
in.sl
United
hu
a
'
,
""tftM,
A.
W.
Lundell,
Conservative
i
nnr.
rieter
the
hardv
members
i
'
of
the
community
from
turning
I
member
for
Revelstoke,
went
to
but
most
of
the
categories
are
j
Seminole
chief.
With
the
aid
of
tions
mi
anM
well
tabbed
in
advance..
I
a
hand-picked
troop
of
frontiers-
be
com
?
stK-'
This
year
the
Hollywood
or-mi'-
he
manages
to
destroy
the
naturan
f
Salmon
River
Mines
Merged
bowline
along
the
waterfront
.
on
a
Sunday
afternoon,
parked
outside
theatres
and
dance
halls
at
nisht,
on
Saturday
afternoon
shopping
trips.
Mr.
King
said
that
government
lout
to
make
it
a
gala
affair.
jthe
trouble
or
adding
up
travel-i
Mrs.
John
Bouzek,
with
the
aid
ing
expenses
for
a
year
and
he
of
many
willing
assistants,
look-
found
they
reached
the
s'agger-
acles
have
been
fumbli.
g
for
cmei
s
arsenal,
how
the
Indian
maenmr"
KTEW.RT
Of
much
interest
ed
after
the
supper
and
the
hail'
mg
roiai
01
i,.wu.uuu
more
cars
should
be
painted
a
con-
to
the
residents
of
this
district
ciccoraiions.
,
-
"
"
ot..a
,
,
culor
so
that
the
public
is
the
report
that
negotiates!
Shamrocks
wore
everywhere
In
the
vital
Department
(
of
Agn-
P
Z
tlTlL'mVd
point
the
retaliate
and
pursue
Cooper
and
work
nt
L
e,ei
his
band
through
ICO
miles
ol
this
fi,w
Xk
Everaiadrs
provides
Uie
su.s-
in
u
penseful
theme.
thc54"
1KM
Mari
Aldun,
beautiful
Ilollv-1
and
fJrwa?
wo(xl
newcomer,
furnishes
the
clotlmig
m
predictions
and
no
one
cai
seem-to
agree
on
the
probable
victoi
j
After
sampling
industry
opinion,
this
Is
how
the
race
shapes
up:
Best
Actress'
Per
for
manic-
Vivien
Lelfh
("A
Streetcar
are
under
way
for
the
mereine
evidence
and
each
ol
the
par-.
tuiuit.
u
finger
of
shame
if
the
cars
are
traveling
the
roads
after
hours.
of
four
groups
of
claims
in
the
ticipanls
were
given
reen
urn
was
suwrn-u
anu
to
were
other
MX.
A
's
when
they
heard
upper
Salmon
River
area.
The
umijt;
10
n,i
n,,.!-!
o.po-.-
t
h
.,,.
'
v'
J
"
L
1
'"'
.i
"iwium
II
ienam
,ihn,..i
nr......
W('i)i).
irvrilll.
..
tons
mils
u
wont
.
I.
-
1
John
Bouzek
was
in
cha
10
III
about
it.
The
government
never
totals
leal
and
Arthur
Hunnicutt
Jymn
,..V
Wra
This
may
be
a
bit
extreme,
for
sometimes
civil
servants
work
after
hours.
Just
the
sanvo
somc-
1.
,A
,1
1..
,.
,iv'.y
i.y
a
slight
advantage.
Closely
fol
the
door.
have
featured
roles.
to
Europe.
mi.
i...
M..
fi-.iwnliTur
nvnfttien
Tl-inv
o
t
a
i
lie
imit.ii;
wua
supiii.t-i,
uy
iui.
b
J
",.,
lhra,u
u.
rf,,,,.
h,
Ih.
mv.
if
,
'
Acklie
Bremscr
on
the
piano
and
Axe!
J.
Melvill'j
on
the
traps.
7
-
9:00
lowing
her
is
Shelley
Winters
("A
riacc
In
The
Sun").
Eleanor.
Parker
i
"Detective
Story")
has
a
good
darkhor.se
chance.
Less-likely
winners
are
Katharine
JC?f
i
THE
LAVENDErhih"
eminent
about
misuse
of
government
Cars
If
things
go
on
as
now
there's
going
to
be
a
first
H
in
A!
KC
TBS"-,?
vi
-
STANLEY
nr.
nnr'
branches
$:00
here,
$1,000
there.
And
so
when
you
poke
throutth
estimates
and
see
such
itms
you're
not
particularly
impressed.
But,
when
you
add
.hvm
:
LV.
merger
involves
sixteen
cluims
on
the
Big
Missouri
Ridge
and
ii'c'iKles
ilio
Ilcrculrs
Group,
Montana
Group,
the
Forty-Nine
Grev.p
and
the
Occidental
Group.
T.
S.
Mac.i.iy
Oi
Vancouver,
ha"
been
itrtrumenlal
in
the
loipiir.i;
of
(he
consolidation.
Karl
Springer
and
associates
haw
an
option
on
the
Hercules
Group
from
Alphonse
Thomas.
The
properties
involved
had
nreviouslv
been
considered
as
class
scandal
PI
Ik
fr
!
11
rTk.
Af..l..n
-,..."
Arthur
Ash,
Liberal
member
or"1""""
vju.th
-
i,,.q
ni,-,
snmiiiurt
for
and
Jane
Wyman
("The
Blue
Stewart
Notes
nil
up,
like
Mr.
Lundell
did.
you
Veil".
ll
H,.,f
fnr
noV.lr.nl
eCOMOIIlV
IIB
.-.itlll
IIU
tUUlUII
V
I
Gary
Cook
H
I1IU,
tl7U
iH
11IIJIIII.-1
,
.
,
JJ
Hini'
of
Spring!
m
WALLACE'S
SPRING
COATS
Best
Actor's
Performance
mlnist.rr.
nnH
civil
sirvnnt.
t
agree
wnn
r
ciueiiaia
nai.u
Winch
that
there
are
some
funny
This
Is
a
toughie.
It
could
be
Enumerators
are
busy
here
the
taxpayers
plenty
four
Marlon
Brando
the
rolr!
iirnnprt.ies
hut.
thp
enfinnrprl
COmpilin
n
--..MAR
I
ALDON
Arthur
Kennedy
voters'
lis',
for
the
There's
no
doubt
many
of
these
thin&s
B?'nB
on
ut
he
sai:
any
of
lection.
J.
P.
Haw-
trips
are
quifj.unnecessary.
Too
!
"We
c?uW
g0
a,long.
way
ln
'"Street
Streetcar"),
I
1
streamlining
our
departments
so
,
("Bright
ght
appointed
for
many
civil
servants
are
traveling.
Coats
Uial
ari
nut
nf
this
iviees
nn
lead
and
zir.c
have
forthcoming
c
Victory").
Frederic
rlrannpfl
Ihn
in.-ct
nnH
it
is
fplt.
killSOll
has
been
een
.-
jfrV"
u,e
ltive
beauty
administration
costs
could
March
("Death
Of
A
Salesman")
minimum.
All
senior
or
Humphrey
Bogart
("The
Af-
that
the
opportunity
for
estab-
1
Premier
and
W.
Shields
Orr
for
Too
manyand
who
can
blame
that
"'lt
,,,7!"""
lishing
a
profitable
mining
op-
Stewait.
Notices
have
been
posted
them.
really?-grab
the
least
ex-
do
pi
o
a
n
e-ation
is
good.
Transcontinental
exhorting
the
voters
to
rrsisfjr
I
cuse
for
a
little
jaunt,
day
oriH
suvanu
ed
with
the
should
be
impress-
rican
Queen").
Not
so
promising
t&rs&.
r-
zu
j
fact
of
the
necessity
v.
r
Resources
Ltd.
J.
E.
R.
Wood
and
as
ear'y
as
PsslDle-
rang
oi
so
oi
a
Dig
noiei,
aining
in
me
stanlpv
MrPlnv
sip
associated
'the
Atlin
Electoral
District
are
'hotel's
swankiest
restaurant.
noild
in
style.
We
invite
your
appruval.
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
1s
Montgomery
Clift
("A
Place
In
The
Sun").
Ill
take
a
flier
and
predict
Bogart.
Best
Pieture"A
Place
In
The
Sun"
appears
the
first
choice,
although
"Streetcar"
may
ace
ln
and
sweep
many
categories,
i
Four
stars
have
won
two
Os-
with
Mr.
MacKay
and
the
Spring-
!
difficult
to
get
at
and
services
crev
into
ests
i
to
these
will
have
to
be
made
by
'
plane.
The
pvr
capita
cast
to
get
out
votes,
in
this
riding,
is
U
yon
wv.ri:
seil
ii.
".dvertl.e
abnormally
high.
r
for
economy.
I
think
there
is
ample
evidence
that
some
of
them
do
not
appreciate
or
realize
the
need
for
recruiting
unnecessary
expenditures."
BUTTLE
LAKE
It's
now
quite
apparent
a
majority
of
the
Legislature
favors
clamming
of
Buttle
Lake.
This
matter
has
caused
great
controversy
recently.
A
group
of
p
ople
calling
them-
Thomas
King,
Liberal
member
.tor
Columbia,
intimated
that
government
cars
up
his
way
are
being
used
for
other
than
government
purposes.
Certainly
that
is
true
in
Victoria
and
Vancouver
and
it's
no
doubt
true
all
over
the
province,
as
Mr.
King
indicates.
In
Hi
is
capital
it's
a
common
sight
to
see
a
Government
car
r
mmm
Over
six
inches
of
fresh
snow
!
cars.
They
are
Spencer
Tracy,
j
Bette
Davis,
Louise
Ralner,
1
?dric
March
and
OHvia
De-
fell
during
the
week
cn.-l
bu:
the
sun
came
out
on
Sunday
afternoon
and
the
mercury
rose
to
fitty
above
zero.
t,
ASb'-A1
..
tir4J
Al
Phillips
is
busy
making
ar
ttt
rum
MS
that
lef
tk
rangements
for
work
on
his
i
property
and
expects
to
leave
at
!
the
end
oi
the
month.
i
selves
conservationists,
backed
I
havilland.
Walter
Brennan
has
,
by
high-priced
lawyers,
much
j
won
three
as
a
supporting
actor,
money
and
high-powered
pub-1
This
year
Vivien
Leigh,
June
!
licity,
has
been
against
the
j
Wyman
or
Katharine
Hepburn
I
flamm'ng,
saying
it
would
ruin
could
win
their
second
Oscar.
I
th"
Lake's
beauty.
,
and
March
could
win
his
third.;
Many
ML
t,
however,
take
the
;
Oscars
are
gold-plate
bronze
i
stand
the
damming
would
not
.
statuettes.
10
inches
tall
and
,
luin
thi
beauty,
but
would
en-
weighing
seven
pounds.
They;
hance
it,
and
at
the
same
time
!
cast
a.onr,fi
$r,0
but
winninu
one
TERRACE
I
OPICS
laemu
,
A
mechanical
breakdown
caused
a
temporary
shut-down
of
Prince
Rupcrf
General
Hosoitc!
Association
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
the
Annual
General
Meeting
of
the
rrincv
Rupert
Gencial
Hoapiua
Association
will
be
held
in
th?
Civic
Centre.
Common
Lounge
Room,
on
Frida,
March
2!st,
1!)5'
at
8:00
p.m.
BUSINESS:
Th
receive
President's
Report.
To
iveelvc
Auditor's
Report
and
Balance
Sheet
for
ir,i.
Tv
elect
five
members
oT
the
Board
of
Management.
T
appoint
an
auditor.
Menib.-ryhiu
f.-e
s
$100
per
annum,
which
may
be
paid
at
the
Ho
pi'a!
or
at
O.mes
Drugs
prior
to
5:00
p.m.
on
Wednesday,
March
lnh,
at
v.h'ch
timo
'.he
membership
list
will
c!ose.
I.
V.
STEVENSON,
Secretary.
ablaul
Another
bed
has
been
donated
to
the
new
ward
of
the
Terrace
the
logging.
ii,rpa.rs
are
bring
I
effected
at
Prir.cc
Kupeit
it
is'
reported.
open
up
the
now
isolated
lake
Unadds
an
estimated
$1,000,000
to
Hospital,
making
the
fifth
such
the
public.
Among
tho;,c
who
a
picture's
gross.
donation.
The
Masonic
Lodg..-
wal1t.
the
lake
dammed
immed-
i
has
allotted
$250
for
the
bed
iately
are
Herbert
J.
Welch
of
and
the
year's
maintenance.
Comox,
Arthur
Ash
of
fcaanich,
James
Mowat
of
Alberni.
Arthur
j
During
a
stay
in
Terrace,
Rt.
Ritchie
of
Salmon
Arm.
,
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
is
the
guest
of
Arch-
i
COPPER
RIDGE
MINE
RESUMES
with
a
took
has
arrived
from
:
Vancouver
to
resume
drilling
at
the
Copper
Ridge
mine.
Jack
Ives,
who
is
in
charge,
met
them
at
the
train.
He
stated
that
drilling
would
start
inline-'
diiitely
despite
the
heavy
fall
of
snow
in
that
area.
deacon
and
Mrs.
Hodson.
Pastor
and
Mrs.
W.
G.
Soloh
'Who's
Kirrcn
Who"
NEWS
kvenInc;
shows
7-9:00
SATl
UI)IV
MATINKKS
2-1
:30
lerrace
Tea
!
Gay
Affair
TERRACE
In
a
gay
atmosphere
of
yellow
daffodils
and
gicen
shamrocks,
the
Catholic
Ladies
lvld
a
successful
St..
Patrick's
Day
Tea
and
Sale
Saturday
afternoon
in
the
IOOF
hall.
Spring-like
weather
encouraged
people
out
of
doors
Saturday
and
many
stopped
by
the
Hall
for
the
sale
and
a
cup
of
tea.
15
1
EDDIE'S
R0SES;..
iuk
arrived
in
Terrace
Sunday
j
for
a
few
days
visit
here.
,
;
Friday
night's
Leap
Year
i
Frolic
at
the
Civic
Theatre
was
rated
a
huge
success.
The
centre
was
very
attractively
decorated
.
and
music
was
supplied
by
the
!
Get
your
Eddie's
Roses
NOW
wh.'e
hey
last.
All
select
nGmod
varieties
Al
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father
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orchestra
from
the
Home
for
the
t
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in.
Lt;
'ia"y!Aged.
The
baskets
were
few
but!
cpened
the
tea
with
Mrs.
H
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v.
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CANADA
PH;
THE
INTERNATIONAL
CINEMA
GUILD
OF
Dol'
receiving
tho
guests.
(all
report
a
good
time.
Proceeds
I
to
go
to
the
Civic
Centre
fund.
.
Also
order
your
IWncan
WA
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n
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Bl
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f
The
tables
were
decorated
with
Irish
green
shamrocks
and
of
yellow
daffodils
contributed
by
Mrs.
Eckerman.
Each
table
had
a
festive
air.
Those
in
charge
of
the
cook'r.g
stall
wjre:
Mrs.
G.
West
and
Mrs.
P.
Tetrauit.
In
charge
of
the
sewing
were
Mrs.
Kofoed
and
Mrs.
J.
Lever.
In
the
kitchen
a
committee
Terrace
Visitor
PRINCE
RUPERT
FLORISTS
TERRACE.
Mrs.
Nora
Arnold.
president
of
the
Diocesan
Wom
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Box
516
300
3rd
Ave.
Phone
777
I.
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Auxiliary
of
the
Anglican
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she
was
entertained
m'
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at
"The
Motel"
by
rharL
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the
ladics
of
St-
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s
Aux-
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Thursday
she
Will
ad-
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a-nm
Mr,
T
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of
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addition
duett
vfiti
that
wutd
car
ml
HoHywaod
Miss
R.
Tetrault,
Miss
Y.
Nor-mondeau,
and
Miss
A.
Kofoed.
i
the
home
of
Mrs.
-R.
Corlett.
!
While
here
she
is
the
guest
of
C
m
iTiliU
Count
Mrs.
A.
Mclnncs.
With
W-'i
SLMTITUS
Mis-
B.
Matt
acted
as
cashier.
Rafflg-
were:
j
Permanent
Wave,
won
by
Mrs.
j
fart-anrf
vn
a
nwmbar
Oil
af
mala
ni-rt(Kl
ONE
SHOWING
ONLY
Thursday
H:30
p.m.
Doors
Open
7:15
TOTE
M
A
Famous
Players
Thoutie
-
SO
RockMount
h.
DjII
with
ticket
no
37.
j
Hamper,
by
Mrs.
R.
Perry,
lick-
j
!
et
no
13.
j
i
V'ox
of
chocolates,
Mrs.
F.
Frank,
ticket
no
14.
I
Thj
successful
day
closed
with
a
card
party
in
the
evening
with
1-1
ENDS
TODAY
7
-
9p.m.
FREDKRIC
MARCH
in
Di:ATH
Ol
s
OFFICERS
AND
MEMBERS
of
The
Canadian
Legion
and
Ladies'
Auxiliary
request
the
pleasure
of
your
company
ST.
PATRICK'S
DANCE
March
Twenty-First
Dancing
I.FGION
AUDITORIUM
Refreshments
Tickets
may
be
obtained
at
the
Canadian
Legion
.
or
at
the
Bus
Depot
.
'
tmwi
--
j.
Normandeau
in
charge.
Ladies'
first
pri
went
to
Mrs.
Skcuglund,
consolation
to
Mrs.
C.
West.
Men's
first
prize.
went
to
F.
Tetrault,
and
consolation
to
A'ex
Baron.
Proceeds
of
the
day
are
to
go
to
the
Church.
ANNUAL
MEET!!
4
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RAIL
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TOR
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SPECIAL
Fished
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SUNDAY
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0
p.m.
TUESDAY
.
ss.
CumoMiin
12
noon
AI.ICK
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday.
Camosun,
11
p.m.
HR
NORTH
Ol
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ClIARLOTI'i;
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March
14
and
23
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Chllcotin
mldnlnht
I'Olt
SOUTH
Ol'KKV
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ISLANDS
ss.
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and
21
(midnight;
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Kupw
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VhlKl
Aver.uo
Phone
508
To
Points
East
Six
Trains
Weekly
OVERSEAS
BOOKINGS
For
1933
Now
Doing
Registered
MiL
LINES
REPRESENTED
Call
or
Write
"ity
Ticket
Office
Ph.
260
Depot
Ticket
Office
Ph.
358
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
9
12
cu.
ft.
Deluxe
Rcfrigcrotpr
$399.00
8'2
cu.
ft.
Refrigerator,
with
frozen
food
compartment
$41
1.50
8"2
cu.
ft.
Refrigcrotor
$382.00
inUIOfAl,
vmivv.i
Oddfellows
Hall
Also
film
and
donee
(crjccfei
Northern
B.
C
Po
wer
Co.
L
tel.
FINE
PRtjDUCTS
OF
LIMITED
Nichol
,
ALBERTA
DISTILLERS,
Bsner
Block
Phone
210
Guest
Speaker:
A
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
reditu
GEOKCK
DAWKS
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Green
810
and
Red
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Stewart,
B.C.
rof
C
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
(Assistant
Inspcto