Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
(Saturday,
January
20,
1951
IN
THE
ESTATE
OP
FRITZ
STANLEY
CAHSON
The
Administrators
of
Hie
above-mentioned
estate
are
trjrlnti
to
toeute
Hie
wlilow
anu
lamllr
of
the
lute
Mr
J.
H.
Carson,
formerly
of
EcW
.
:.
me
otiH
Anvii.
UC
Mrs.
FRAMES!
FRam;
j
Smithers
Has
'First
Hockey
CFPR
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
T
color
is
Rrev,
the
favorite
fabrics
shion
news.
This
may
be
a
pkirt
!'
I
flannel,
men's
wear
worsted
or
and
Jacket
with
a
detachable
j
lightweight
tweed.
j
matching
cape,
or
a
dress-jacket.
'
Skirts
are
almost
uniformly
outfit
with
matching
long
stole,
j
narrow,
often
with
pleats
below
Many
of
the
new
suits
include
a
!
I
the
knee
in
back
to
give
walking:
blouse
designed
to
harmonize
or
j
'room;
Jackets
often
are
slightly
contrast
with
the
outfit,
with
(Subject
to
Change)
1
Tfaslt!
ion
Come
in
and
cbo.
for
that
Christmas
ft.
We
carry
a
lrw
(H-lVlht,
Mmi.
WRATH
ALL'S
M"'to
Finlsi,
3'-!0
Third
Ave.
,
IHllllt-uil.
hi."
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j
.
SMITHERS.
Smithers
ana
Cl,rsoll.
ee
Mtnnie
l-tison.
n-siavd
Vanderhoor
hockey
teams
play-
in
Yorkton.
kt-wH.
uw
i.
IT
M
some
trftr
vw
W.
W'
ed
.
to
5-all
,ii
ties
ties
in
in
e-u-h
each
oi
of
two
io
marrlunc
ciumm.
tnMi
r
"'-games
here
last
week-ehd,
one
(
kllwliR
t-ir
pmm
ii-Saturday
night
and
the
other
iKints
pinr
wHiimunieate
wiin
tiw
Sunday
afternoon,
muiersiKiieii?
Thev
y
were
"
the
first
match
.
ktahb'
tot
games
for
Smithers
(hi,
tnts
v-nr
ye.tr
I'OMPANV.
.m,nnarw.
UMITKn.
longer
man
those
of
last
fall
i
with
a
numbe
rof
tunic
styles
making
their
appearance.
The
jacket
lining
to
match.
Spring
coats
lean
to
high
caters
I
in
fine
fleeces
or
Imported
'
tweeds.
The
loose,
full-cut
coat,'
either
full-length,
three-quarter
,
By
DOROTHY
HOE
"exaggerated
curved
hiplint
is
out
though
waistlines
still
are
si'ght-
or
hip-length
ly
nipped.
Shoulders
are
.slightly
is
the
favorite
;
dressier
spring
following
a
few
practice
session...
tVM.
hw.ri.j
Oorwm
Rntate.
padded,
but
achieve
a
natural,
sty're,
though
'1UI
lloiutiiton
Bunk
HullclliiK.
.Siiskabsm.
Haskau-lw-wan
With
cold
weather,
nocsey,
curling
and
skiing
are
how
Ro-ing
on
here.
Jo.7i
rounded
look.
Skirt
lengvs
are
slightly
shorter
than
those
of
last
fall.
The
suit
lakes
In
a
wide
range
coaU
in
navy
or
block
often
are
fitted.
j
Sleeve
interest
is
high.
The!
most
popular
coat
sleeve
Is
three-
I
REAL
ESI
ATI
INSURANCE
12:55-Canaillnn
March
i.f
Dimes
Talk
1:00
-The
Concert
Hour
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREFn;
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STI'DIO
210
-
4tU
Street
Box
645
Phone
Given
389
Prince
Kupert
thii
season.
It
may
be
the
con-
quarter
or
elbow
length,
cut
wide1
ventional
skirt
and
jacket,
or
it
and
loose,
with
a
convertible'
may
turn
out
to
be
a
sheath
Cuff
which
may
be
turned
up
or
dies;,
with
matching
tailored
down.
Balloon
sleeves
also
are
Jacket.
Dressier
versions,
de-
new,
and
are
seen
on
suits
and
signed
for
cocktail
and
theatre
dresses
as
well
as
coats.
These
wear,
often
consist
of
a
strapless
usually
are
elbow
length
and
'
or
low-cut
dress
and
cover-up
bloused.
I
NEW
YORK
(API
The
woman
who
.shops
for
a
new
spring
outfit
this
year
should
consider
it
a;,
a
long-term
investment.
Though
(he
silhouette
remains
.substantially
unchanged,
expectation
of
new
government
controls,
shortages
and
restrictions
adds
interest
to
the
current
United
States
collections,
which
may
represent
the
public's
last
chance
for
a
number
of
years
uj
choose
from
an
unlimited
selection
of
fine
fabrics
and
unrestricted,
styles.
In
general,
spring
fashions
are
slim,
simple
and
understated
for
daytime,
with
elaboration
of
line
and
detail
reserved
for
after-five
outfits.
The
tailored
suit
is
the
mosl
important
single
Item
in
the
new
style-
roundup.
The
most
popular
R
f
.
Mortimf
1:30
Mii.'aral
Program
1
:45
Fitihting
Pioneers
Cm'
V.
2:00
B.
C.
School
Bdcst.
2:30
Records
at.
Random
2
:45
Solo
Guest
3:UU
'ilie
UuuMi
UOX
324
2nd
Am.
(Nfarc
FOR
PLANNING
FOR
BUILDING
FOR
REPAIRING
Call
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
jacket.
Short
capes
are
in
evidence
in
many
collections,
teaming
well
(Continue:
on
pufte
6)
1'OPl
I.Aft
ENSEMBLE
The
"suit
plus"
also
makes
fa-
PROGRAM
HIGHLIGHT
A
special
half
hmn
documentary
on
the
cease
fire
debate
at
Lake
Success
Will
be
carried
n
CBC
Trans
Canada
Network
stations
today
at
rour
p.m.
Memo
from
Lake
Snrcess
ordinarily
heard
on
Saturdays
will
be
ranrelled
for
this
occasion.
v
SATURDAV-P.M.
4:30
Sports
College
4:45
Memo
from
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Success
5:00
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Neighbor
5:30
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Please
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6:05
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Hockey
7:30
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Recital
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00
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8:15
Musial
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8:30
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Schooner
9:00
John
Sturgess
Baritone
0:15
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Chorus
9:30
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10:10
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:6
Time
fiignal
10:00
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i
10:15
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Mary
l0:3O-Wav
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11:00
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:
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Capitol"
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ll:30-Religous
'.Period
Meets
Friends
CLASS
Touring
With
Game
Warden
Uneventful
Usually
but
Soinelimes
Exciting.
Often
Interesting
Classified
Advertising
is
payable
In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
tclc-phonlng.
Clasritw
word
per
insertion,
minimum
charge
50c.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
Dwh
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Kieagement
Announcements
$2
00.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY,
DOUBLE
PRICE
mm.
rorxo
FOft
HAI.E
Cpl.
Ed.
Martin,
game
warden
)f
Prince
Rupert,
leaves
Monday
or
a
routine
patrol
aboard
PML
'-.
which
he
skippers.
He
will
go
south
as
far
as
Bella
Bella
and
will
be
gone
about
three
weeks.
berthed
Just
ahead
of
a
glll-netter.
Suddenly
flames
shot
up
behind
the
cruiser,
The
fishboat
I
was
on
lire.
Wit
h
the
C02
extinguishers.
Martin
and
his
companion
quickly
brought
the
flames
under
control,
saving
the
life
of
the
fisherman.
I
Investigation
revealed
the
mar.
1
had
mistaken
a
can
of
gasoline
for
one
of
fresh
water,
filled
his
tea-kettle
and
heated
it
on
an
open
flame.
The
explosion
had
knocked
him
semi-conscious.
sedan.
FOUND
Green
walle
motor.)
nmv
hnvp
same
by
FOR
SALE
1&47
Chey
ii.irt
lireM.
bodv
and
mean
lor
cash.
Phone
Blue;
Uailv
News
oniff.
t
tt(
1
1
and
puving
for
ad
CARD
OF
THANKS
The
family
of
the
late
Mrs.
E.
S.
McCubbln
wish
to
thank
their
friends
for
the
beautiful
floral
tributes,
sympathy
and
kindness
extended
to
them
during
their
recent
bereavement.
(ltp
FOR
SM.E
970.
-
Most
of
these
trips,
says
Cp.
Aartin,
are
quite
uneventful.
Of
.ourse,
he
will
meet
and
chat
A2
I
Olt
KENT
SCHOOLS
AND
lilt:
FOR
RENT
3
room
suite,
some
CIVL
gpRvm
lurmture
Including
un
l
F.XAMINA
run-
as
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
LiniT-belt
Kneeder
Snovem;
I
The
fisherman
is
known
'"Old
Dick."
No
children.
For
iniormauuu
prtF.PAhK
NOW
K)h
nniilv
at
2ll
8th
West,
Phone
anijnalions.
Wntf
12:00
N.Y.
Philharmonic
Sym
oncer
Cranrs:
Drum
men:
Ada
me
Biue
007
between
T
and
H
p.m.
school,
inl
Endcri.
phony
Orch
1:30
-
Church
of
the
Air
(I7p
Winnipeg,
Man.
with
friends,
many
of
whom
ho
has
known
for
more
than
a
decade.
There
are,
for
example,
Patty
Diflley,
78,
at
Klekane
Inlet,
and
George
Corbett,
70,
at
Khutze
Inlet,
both
trappers.
Patty,
says
the
warden,
has
lived
there
since
11109
and
-seldom
sees
other
people.
Last
year,
however,
he
FOR
RENT
Suite
of
oltlet.
i-rv
respect.
Fur
ROOM
AM)
BOW
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
hiiormauoi.
i
apply
UJt.
Tmt
H)0OM
AN1)
BfARp'l
&
CO.
lAO.,
man.
Phone
Bhukfc
HI)
Phone
57.
Mixed
Bowling
League
Leaders
Suffer
Reverse
2:0O
The
Footlighters
a
:30-
-Crit
ically
Speak
ing
3:00
-John
Fisher
Reports
3:15
CBC
News
3:20
Ask
the
Weatherman
i:n
WeaUier
Report'
3:30
Vancouver
Symphony
Orch.
FOR
RENT
-
FuUw..
lurnlrtif
d
,
rr.T.VKK
t'OVft
riuim
uuirt
-
housekeeping
EA
workin
ii
Koad
Graiters;
Llttleford
liios.
Blue
Too
lload
Mainleliance
Kouloment:
Owen
Clamshell
Hu
etfl
and
Rock
Grapples;
T
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Porklifl
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
'udt"-s
for
Htocknile
and
Kno
Removal:
Rice
Portable
Centriluiiul
Pumus:
National
Draullne
Scrum-rs
and
Bickets:
National
All
Steel
U
a
so
1
1
n
e
Hoists:
Nationu.
portuble
Sawmills:
National
Rotai
v
Screens
-and
Conveyors
Full
inlormalkm
fV"
.fV
tional
Machmerv
Co.
LimffV
vnoouvisi'.
a.C
2:
1951
RIFLE
BUY!
Genuine
British
Short
Model
Lee
Enfield,
Mark
III,
10
shot,
detachable
magazine,
repeater,
adapted
to
.,,.,,111,
9::"
h.-irrel
"V"
tVle
a
Kh
is.
Phone
Blue
033
,
plumtjINO
and
II
I
6
p.m.
llul
I
Sheet
metal
wo
work.
after
)
took
a
trip
to
Vancouver
his
1
first
in
30
years.-It
was
to
have
his
teeth
fixed,
Patty
said.
(
j
A
Vancouver
newspaper,
learn-t
ing
of
Patty's
arrived,
asked
for
1
!
lii.s
impression
of
the
Big
City.
oravel
rooting.
U
FOB
KENT-Sleeplim
room
on
4i
h
EiLst
Private
entrunoe.
Broadway
Cafe
West.
Plune
a43.
t
and
Sons.
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing,
who
have
led
the
Mixed
Bowliin
Utci
Hud
'Terrible!"
the
newspaper
LeagUe
right
from
tn
stai.t
or
MODERN
Palntine
a:
inu
Moence
m
4:00
Winnipeg
Concert
Orch.
4:30
My
Uncle
Louis
5:00
Startime
6:00
National
Sunday.
Evening
Hour
0:45
-The
Four
Gentlemen
T
-00
CBC
News
t
quoted.
'
Too
much
noise
for
ROOM
FOR
RENT.
890
Fraseri
St.
'"I"
van
rf.nt
Hleenlns
rtntm
all
Phone
Black
215
?
t
fellow
to
live."
And
he
said
he
noon
hour.
r.u,
iwi
Best
Food
t
'
wasn't
coming
back.
the
second
half
and.
still
lead
by
a
one
point
margin,
lost
four
points
this
week
to
the
Headpinners
who
maintainthey
are
only
starting
to
go
places
in
a
big
way.
if
215
4th
East.
Call
alter
5.
iHpi
AttOlNTA'T:
hik
siiini-
ideal
for
fast
a!
ptmt.ir?
ACCOUNT
7:10
Weekend
Review
7:20
Special
Speaker
i
iw
i.iinn
nt.
moving
game
REAL'
ESTATE
Tax
specialist.
S
Stone
liuildmg.
It
carelullv
cheeked
and
guur-....i.,.,ri
t')j
i
4H
rounds
am
hinest
Cooking
Cy
Kellet
sparked
the
Head-pinners
with
the
evening'3
high
FOR
RALE
COFFEE
SHOP.
Last
trip
something
unusual
did
happen,
according
to
Cpl.
'Martin,
Because
of
a
quirk
of
fate,
he
and
a
companion
were
able
to
save
a
fisherman's
life.
Before
leaving
Prince
Rupert,
the
warden
had
checked
the
fire
extinguishers
on
the
PML
munition
with
order
$2.95
...l,lnii,..il
Send
$:i
With
Ol
ivil'ST
nr
Ul.l
im
rrr.r.i.
mens
single
and
three
game
BOY8
WASTft
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
-Phono
200
lotals
of
318
and
818.
For
take
home
orders-
High
ladies'
single
game
was
made
by
J.
Shenton
of
Shenton
der
balance
CO
D.
HUNTERS
SUPPLY
COMPANY
1M
Sparks
Street.
OUawa.
iFS-Hl
FOR-SALE
New
chesterfield
beds:
beds
comnlele;
un
)aitit-ed
chest
of
drawers;
newuig
,
I,...
Iriti
hni
stoves:
lieal-
Sheet
and
high
ladies'
three
7
:3C
Little
Symphonies
8:00
Stage
'51
9:00
Cham
bei
Mulc
9:30-Vesper
Hour
10:00-
CBC
News
1C:10
CBC
News
.
10:1
5
Pioneer
Transportation'
10:30
Evening
Song
11:00
Weather
Sign
Off
MONDAY
-A.M.
7:00
Musical
Clock
8
CO
CBC
News
i
4.
He
found
them
to
be
defec-I
tive
anil
replaced
them
with
This
is
vour
opportunitv
to
go
into
business
for
vourself.
Bi-c
this
ea.sv-to-operate.
early-cloRing.
monev-niakins
shop.
Present
owner
has
other
interests
and
has
instructed
us
lo'tell
quicklv.
It
Is
priced
to
sell
last
at
only
$00.00
down
and
balance
on
eiisv
monthly
payments.
Box
IB.
Duilv
News.
1
17c
I
modern
(
Oi
equipment.
At
Victory
Cove
the
PML
4
i
ei-.s:
hu'rdwarc:
col
ice
tables.
A
g(Kid
opportr
yoiui''
lads
itr.
tleliverlne
Dai
routes.
Phone
j
Ut
the
Daliv
N"
and
leave
vour
ii
and
phone
num
BOY"
WANTED
-r
route
in
west
en"
able
lor
reliable
i
OHicc
WANTP
-
end
tables;
bedroom
suites;
brand
new
carpets.
Axmuutler,
u.-
')'
41.
m
ores
of
other
S
MINUTES
from
Past
Office-
Business
and
Professional
game
total
was
sco.-ed
by
IvI.
Copeland
of
Overwaite.i
with
653.
Team
results
were
as
follows:
Headpinners
4,
P.
R.
Plumbing
0
Cantels
3,
Bulgers-1
Great
West
Lite
3.Wow-Ouis
1
Shenton
Sheet
3,
Optimists
1
Cook's
Jewellers
2,
Pushovers
2
Fashion
Footwear
2,
Wallaces
.i.iul
luriiituie
at
lowest
prices.
Bee
B.C.
Furniture.
Black
324.
tf
llir.l
"nPVPlHMfi
OF
11I-POW-
See
this
live
room
nome.
inn
concrete
busenu'iit,
larae
cabinet
kite
hen;
plus
neat
cottage
In
tear
for
revenue;
priced
at
onlv
$0000
terms.
Also
four
room
wartime
with
utility
WANTED
-
Quiet,
tr
rlleowed
blisllies.-,
K
"eRED
RIFLES
From
$28
05
mi
rtenniiip
303
British
En-
f
Looking
1
Ahead
1
1'-
-
vl'
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J
,-.
JOHN
T.
tifirt
Keueuters.
Other
makes
room
part
furnished
top-i
tional
i
;
terms.
For
inspection
oi,
.iininu
urnii
Fxcelleut
val
,
ues.
Send
for
iree
folders
illustrated,
with
prices
and
SIDNEY
GONICK
OITOMETRIST
Complete
Visual
Analysis
OFFICE
HOURS
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Geo.
Cook's
Jeweller.
Th.
212
8:
10-Here's
Bill
Good
8:15-Morning
Song
8:30-
Mo'rniiiR
Devotions
K:4!V
Mttle
Concert
H:
00
BBC
News
&
Comtj.
0:15
-Music
for
Moderns
S'30-
Morning
Concert
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00-
Morning
Visit.
10:15-
The
Barry
Wood
Show
10:30
-
Melody
Time
10:45
"Robin
Hood's
Musical
Kitchen"
11:00
-Kindergarten
of
the
Air
1
1
.15
-
Round-up
Time
MARGARET
McLEOD
.
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
STONE
BUILDING
detailed
soecliltatlons.
No
ob
ligation
Dealers
fnouliies
invited
TARGET
SALES
COM
PANY
154
MacLaien
Ottawa.
(PS-ID
see
Armstrong
Agencies.
Phone
342
or
Green
27
(m-sK
(Hci
LARGE
house
Four
bedrooms
unstairs
lour
rooms
downstairs.
Fullv
furnished
In
excellent
taste.
Ideal
lor
room-Ins
house
or
large
family.
Reasonably
priced
Terms
available.
For
further
particulars
and
information
upplv
G.
P.
Tinker
Hi
Cumpanv
Limited.
Phone
500.
'
.
(til
;
IMbst
of
us
are
reluctant
to
face
unpalatable
truths.
That
liensitlve
spot
on
our
molar
in
Dept.
Store
2
Clove
-leafs
3.
Miller
Bay
1
Overwaltea
3,
Penguin
Hobby
1
Dibb
Printing
3,
Social
Welfare
1
Sons
of
Norway
3,
B.ioth
School
1
Sciiby's
Furs
3,
Ideal
Cleaners
1
Bulkley
Market
2,
Conrads
2
(.-landings:
"A"
League
P.
R.
Plumbing
20
Cantels
-
19
Shenton
Sheet
,
13
iiobalily
just
a
temporary
irrl-
PHONE
BLUE
593
P.O.
BOX
1184
atiun;
that
twinge
of
pain
hi
H.
G.
HELGERSON
LTD.
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
00
Evenings
Black
899
FOR
SALE-Junior
Premier
Vacuum
and
waxer
attachment,
Jiiooo.
Light
varnish
china
cabinet.
2-door.
S12.au.
Large
h
ingim?
rorner
cabinet.
$2.50.
;
3,i-size
bed
soriue
and
mat-,
tress.
$12
50.
Numerous
other
houeho:U
items.
Phone
Blue
330.
Htpij
FOR
SALE
Baby's
large
size
crib,
chiifrobe
and
a-iuawerj
chest
lii'ht
varp'sh
fini--a,l
$40
00.
Child's
Stroller,
practically
new,
$5.00.
Biihv
s
e'
-n
if
!
require
furnism-d
r'"'ied
ielt-conUiif
able
suite
in
"
central.
Permaiif
,
,
r,i
a'
reo
ii""
'
Tillev
BGii.
9
a
weekdav.s,
wanteH
-top
PRICES
PAID
l-steel,
brass
f"mr'
Honest
cradm'-!
f
meiit
made
si"
Metals
Ltd..
2:0
r
coiiver,
B.
C.
6357.
..
REWARD
Busiiy
quires
three-lifilf1"
aparlmenl
U
rem
y.
References.
Please
phone
Armeies
at
342.
WANTED
Rella
help
with
hm';
nfter
to
sinull
to
5
p.m.
M;'";;
Friday.
Box
1.
B-
WANT'iD'-By
''
man.
a
furnwim
keetiini!
room
"
private
home
Phone
748.
PERSONAL
11:30-Weather
R.
port
11:31
Message
Period
1
1
:33
-
Recorded
Intel
hide
11:45
.Scandinavian
Melodies
P.M.
12:00
Mid-day
Melooies
12:15-
CBC
News
12:2f.
Program
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Bdcst.
UNWANTED
HAIR
Permanently
eradicated
with
Saca-Pelo.
The
tnot
remarkbale
dlscov-erv
of
the
aue.
Saca-Pelo
is
guaranteed
to
kill
the
roots
region
oi
me
neart
win
ni
.loubt
go
away
If
we
give
ij
time.
Too
many
of
us
put
ot,
fweing
our
dentist
or
consulting
uir
physician
for
a
periodiJ
pheck-up.
Similarly,
possibility
pf
early
death
is
an
unpleuaan
fact
that
we
try
hard
not
to
think
about.
Yet
only
two
categories
of
people
can
afford
td
disregard
such
a
contingency
those
who
have
no
dependents'
and
those
who
have
made,
through
life
assurance,
sufficient
provision
for
their
loved
oned
against
the
chance
of
untimeljl
death.
If
you
cannot
conscienj
tiously
rlaint
to
be
In
either
ot
these
categories
drop
me
a
linq
or
telephone.
COLUSSI'S
.
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instrument
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
388
I'
of
any
hair
and
contains
no
drugs
or
chemicals.
LorBeer
bottle
sterilizer.
$4.00.
Phone
Blue
339.
(HP'
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
'
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
Resident
Partner
324
Second
Avenue
Box
203
Phone
88
Lab.
679
Granville.
Vancon-
FOR
SALE
1050
Meteor
custom
yer,
BC.
(H)
seda,n.
finished
in
metallic!
----,.-
:
T7,
T
Alpiiie
blue,
mechanically
per-1
IF
YOU
fire
contemplating
Ret-
l,,..i
mll.nan
Lllllll
lulmtllt'
lilt
lillC
a
f
11111:1(1'
We
SlIHtTCSb
nOW
new
condition.
405
5th
Ave.
I
is
the
time
as
steel
supply
vat
ih,in
Hiim
shs
(l7oii
very
short
and
nires
ex
Bulgers
.
j....,.IT
Great
W?.v.
Life
.15
Fashion
Footwear
15
Pushovers
:
13
Wallaces
Dept.
Store
13
Headpinners
t
12
Elew-Outs
10
Cook's
Jewellers
9
0;:.imi
Is
7
"II"
League
Con-ad.s
20
Cloverleafs
18
Social
Welfare
18
Sons
of
Norway
18
Buckley
Market
17
Miller
Bay
Hosp.
13
OvcrwaUea
13
Scuby's
Furs
11
Dihh
r
-htln"
....
:.
11
Booth
School
10
Tdeal
Cleaners
10
Penguin
Hobby
9
-
-
'-
'
i
pected
to
rise
sharply.
Thorn
WOOD
FOR
SALE
-Cord
wood
or
Sheet
Metal.
Black
884.
(11
bi,.iu
ii.titrtlw
nlwii
rl;ir
nosl.Si
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
brandies
204
4th
Street
Thone
055
RORIE
&
LAiRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
John
T.
Fowle
WANTED
TO
RENT
room
ueeonim;";"
,
ilv
of
tbreeii.
hi"-of
citv.
Wnte
News.
WANTED-
Youm
:
lipht
hOUSff
.
and
pilings,
rlione
lllue
rm
:imii,
nesmv
uaura
pies
won
(17pl
i
biscuits
and
buns
are
now
being
,
-
"old
at
ttsp
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd.
FOR
SALE-Flrewood
and
kind-,
phone
643
for
orders,
ling.
Kaien
Transfer,
lied
962.)
(M2
(3;il
i
-
-
jCASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
cop-
FOR
SALE
1
3-4
ton
Interna-1
per
batteries
and
radiators.
LP.VC
J
SUN
LIFE
OF
CANADA
183
ur
i-ooiie
142
5th
Ave.
Fast
News.
WANTED
student.
Room
9j
Plitiiif
8
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
,
Second
Ave
tional
panel
tru:'k.
1041
modei.
Phone
543
call
029
Oth
W
,
Bums
&
Co.
Ltd.
U7cl
City.
(tf
FOR
SALE
Findlav
Furnacette
NORTHLAND
DalrvmTlk
deliv"-eoal
and
wood
heater.
Phone
ered
24e
per
nuart.
Why
pay
Red
245.
.
,
illipH
more?
Phone
18
for
dally
de-
,
.
,
!
llverv
service.
M-29
FOR
SALE
Electric
ran?ette,'
"ood
condition.
1424
PiKROll;
REPAIRS
Place
t22pi
-
'
WATCH
RFPAIHS-Prnmnt
ef-
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1620
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above
WANTED-Two.!,
lii"
'
cabhi
or
apu
room,
Henl
S'1
arc
I
IVliX-'---'
-
1
FOR
SALE
Helntzman
piano
ficlent
service
Oconee
Cook
$2(l(l0().
Buffet
$20.00.
Blue
621.1
Jeweller.-Satisfaction
Kiuiran-
lltllfl
Oil,
C....I
I'JInl
Thn
dvcrtiwmtnt
ta
not
iuki;kH
WANTEDTIuee
iiiifurnlHhed.
W""
Box
7.
-
WANTED
R0"11',',
piano
is
aviiu
Duilv
News
lplv
by
the
Liqwx
Control
Bord
at
FOR
SALE
MeCUil'v
stove
wick
Oil.
BURNER
'
SPECIALIST
w
ttx
(vcinacm
at
Britiid
Coluabi&
I
burner,
good
condition.
Phone
stove
service
and
repairs.
O
We
have
the
largest
and
nicest
stock
of
Chinaware
in
Prince
Rupert.
DINNER
SETS
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
VV.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
Black
300
after
5
p.m.
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and
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of
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VANCOUVER
DAIiY
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787
311
Second
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334
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Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Train
Schedule
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the
East-Mondays.
Wednesday
and
Fridays,
8
p.m.
From
the
East-Tuesday's
Thursdays
and
Saturdays,
10:15
p.m.
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