clubActiHBootb
Memorial
School
News
Joan
Thai
6
Prince
Ruprrt
Oaiip
r?ruis
UD.
Friday,
January
30.
5943
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-
Classified
Advertising
Clawlf
lecTs
:
2c
txt
word
per
insertion,
minimum
charee.
50c
Birth
Notion,
50c:
'Curds
of
Thanks.
Death
Notices.
Funeral
Notices.
Slarriae
and
Engagement
Announcements.
$2.
Tha
....
i
This
club
is
composed
of
.
1
Posing
of
join
T
'
January
26
many
friend.,
lhroil!
the
High
School.
!
:
small
group
of
students
chiefly
'
'
seniors
who
wish
to
pursue
the
J
study
cf
languages
a
step
further
I
than
the
limits
set
by
classroom
j
Student
Voices
FOR
SALE
HELP
WANTED
Horn
at
Trail
h
J
STUDENT
EDITORS
Editor-in-Chief,
Mary
Mae-Afee.
Social
Editor,
Yvonne
Morin.
Sports
Editor,
Charles
Forbe.
Typists
Jean
Faught,
Herdis
Holkestad
and
Frances
Alpha
House
Wins
Hishest
January
Academic
Honors
By
amassing
a
total
of
7S3
points
Alpha
replaced
i
Delta
as
the
leading
House
for
academic
honors
in
nli'i
with
7;.0
noint.3.
.virnoPi,
School
ther
-
HELP
WANTED
Experienced
FOR
SALE-Office
desk.
Apply
;
practice.
City
Transfer
or
Phone
950.
j
Until
now.
difficulties
of
a
male
bookkeeper,
able
to
man-
.30.
specific
nature
have
been
dis-
age
office.
State
qualifica-'
,
lion.,
and
salary
expected
in
FUR
SAL
uTlSl"
crib
1'
Canadian
Trains
A
traveller
must
become
accustomed
to
all
sorts
of
Inconveniences
but,
if
he
tried
to
become
accustomed
to
all
or
even
w
rnnce
Kuprt
sv
terms;
B
o
rd
..
i..
School
m
grade
s
nff
I
.
avnai;c
aiiiumi.
uiirviiauiy
ru-
Box
own
handwriting.
'
Daily
News.
i
counters
in
a
foreign
language
with
mattress.
$12.
Good
condition.
1068
7th
Ave.
East.
30
(27)
,
course.
French,
for
example
popular
sturti-nt
of
''-
..
inn
just
a
few
of
the
inconveniences
j
HELP
WANTED
Housekeeper
FOR
SALE
1946
Pontiac
four-
The
present
intention
is
to
dis-(
tut
rtin.iw
y
c.uuiiiitt"ii.'.
-v.vt
-
-
-
i
r
won
second
honors,
closely
followed
by
Ueta
and
Oamma
with
(55
and
610
points
respectively.
A
new
system
"-
of
awards
reduced
the
number
of
-
first-class
marks.
Students
hav
...
for
small
family,
good
wages.
rinor
opfian
a-i
shaoe.
Phone
cuss
topics
of
wider
interest.
I
iu
ur
CAwn
it
lit
eu
ill
iritvriiin;
on
Canadian
trains,
they
would.
IUD.
To
her
parent
n
great
loss,
members
staff
and
the
wh
no
heavy
work.
Phone
Red
879.
Red
184
between
6-8
p.m.
23
Boys
State
Preferences
,
.
itf
ing
an
average
of
85
percent
or
mi
oKiy
uesire
to
hJ
FOR
SALE
Five
room
house.
17
!
lots
in
blocks
at
Port
Clements
1
What
offer?
1228
Park
Ave.
Blue
773.
30
ineir
deepest
the
fcat
was
accomplished.
If
by
any
chance
a
poor
soul
wants
to
rest
his
miserable
body
after
a
long
day
of
bumps,
jerks,
halts,
whistlings,
howlings
and
some
Secretary-Apply
Dr.
tf
svmpi'
HELP
WANTED
Stenogfapher.
Large.
0
better
received
first-class
standing
and
gained
50
points
for
the
21
House;
75
percent
to
84.9
per-
Agriculture.
Fishery.
Industry
26
Professions
and
Professional
Work
'21
Housewife
only
0
Unwilling
to
guess
at
present
13
1
ci
nt
Mveived
second-class
hon
I
of
the
other
noises
and
experi
WORK
WASTED
According
to
&n
occupational
survey
taken
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School,
aericulture.
ences
he
hnd
on
a
Canatici.i
such
as
the
story
of
the
alphabet,
the
way
languages
are
classified
and
phonetics.
In
addition,
something
of
a
practical
and
experimental
nature
will
be
attempted.
A
few
lessons
of
the
better
known
European
laneuaees
will
be
taught
and
continued
to
the
extent
of
student
response
in
the
matter.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
at
least
two
general
results
will
ensue:
First,
a
clearer
insight
into
the
make-up
of
languages
any
language;
1
Second,
a
firmer
grasp
of
the
basic
linguistic
skills.
FOR
SALE
1935
Ford
Tudor,
new
engine,
seal-beam
lights,
brakes
relined,
good
running
order.
Phone
Reed.
322
after
6
p.m.
'271
Mil
lULfi-aged
woman
will
look
.
rfftrT
children
evenings.
Phone
Green
588.
(tf)
train.
Then
the
horrible
engine
fishery
and
forestry
rate
high-i
will
begin
to
stop
and
start
with
est
among
the
fields
chosen
by
the
worst
jerks,
giving
out
tr-
the
boys.
The
girls
generally
fav-;
rific
wails
in
between
times.
0r
office
or
clerical
work.
Pro-
J
ors
and
gained
25
points;
and
r.
Johansen.
E
Mo
0
C5
percent-to
74
9
percent
re-
Beta
T.
Boulter
H
"V
'reived
third-class
honors
and
).
Kennedy.
M
Windle
'
:
gained
10
points.
n(.y,
I
Hansen.
H
a-!
Margaret
Strachen
of
Orade
Lykegaard,
R.
Wood.
B
;
8M
topped
the
Junior
Senior
by,
K.
Young.
High
standinfs
for
the
second
dan.
B.
Prince.
C.
fry
1
term
in
a
row
with
an
averaue
Oamma
J
Fauuht,
J
unior
Prom
h
5
room
i.-ouse,
full
1723
6th
E
a
s
t.
WORK
WANTED
Young
couple
FOR
SALE-desire
work
out-of-town
as
basement
Inen,
just
as
the
traveller
be-
fessions
hold
second
place
with
gins
to
go
to
sleep,
along
will
boys
and
girls.
Well
Attended
Phone
Blue
336.
27
1
come
a
loud
voice
telling
the
cook
and
cookie.
Experienced.
Apply
Box
304
Daily
News.
25
if
90
0
She
was
closely
follow-
wig.
A.
01'!,
J
Wymi
t
FOR
SALE
Man's
bicycle,
Al
condition,
328
Second
Avenue,
Phone
Red
367.
(27'
SALESMAN
WANTED
"
ri
at
lare
that
breakfast
Is
being
served
in
the
dining
car.
'1
tie
traveller,
after
getting
up
after
a
terrific
struggle
with
his
k.tlics,
will
wander
along
to
the
Mining
car.
stopping
on'
the
way
in
hopes
of
having
a
wash
and
Ot
irfi
boys
polled,
26
per
cent
prefer
agriculture,
fishery
or
forestry
work,
while
21
pel
cpnt
look
forward
to
a
career
in
the
professions.
Trades
and
Industry
attract
19
per
cent.
Fifteen
per
cent
are
unwilling
to
guess
at
present.
Other
choices
are
1
MOUSES
1
IN
FOK
SALE
2
grills
and
one
ed
b
Miryaret
Giske,
Oraio
CuthiU.
J.
Molhr.
p
a-
;B.
with
an
average
of
89.
and
B.
Hmighen.
H
Kimtt
Peter
Harvey.
Grade
DB
with
Penef,
R,
Pedcr.sen.
L'6.3.
There
were
eight
first-class
Delta-M
Fumes.
L
K
honor
students
in
the
school.
Laurie.
W.
Wilkinson.
1
No
first
class
honors
were
E.
Johnston
S
Be.-.neu
:
..ained
in
the
Senior
High.
Art
'"
R-
lnn.
t
&
Olsen.
Grade
12B.
and
Ken
Hyndman.
R.
Rh
ides
I
..me.
Grade
11B.
divided
high
Complete
House
Over
200
Junior
Hih
School
students
attended
the
annu.il
Junior
Prom
held
in
the
school
auditorium.
Billy
McChesney,
master
of
ceremonies,
presented
a
pri.e
M
the
first
couple
on
the
floor
wh)
vere
Clara
Varfelt
and
Roy
Webber.
Later
on
in
ttie
evening
he
gave
other
prizes
to
winners
of
the
spot
dance.
Moffat
six-slice
toaster.
Apply
-.
.
.
.
.
Terminal
Lunch.
,tr'!DAbKb
I
D
ALL
CANADA-WIDE
wholesale
port
firm
requires
resident
salesman
Northern
B.C.,
genera!
merchandise,
state
age,
experience,
car,
-etc.
Commission
basis.
Box
307
Daily
News.
(26
.i
shave
only
to
find
the
place
FOR
SALE
Three
thousand
feet
j
Of
planks,
fiom
four
to
eight
nro.-irnzer!
in
the
.,...,,
J
,v.
i.
,,Hi,K
More
than
half
of
the
213
girl
that
is
52
per
cent,
name
office
-
-
-
-
-
-
to
n
ri.i,
aiai
wic
an
j
nil
ti
nui
school
and
first
games
were
the
buzzing
of
electric
razors.
foot
lengths.
Phone
Blue
836.'
'
2G
.
ehec'iiled
Beta
beoan
the
week
if
finally,
the
traveller
does
net
or
clerical
work
as
their
first
honors
in
the
Senior
School
i.ach
with
an
average
of
84
2.
The
following
students
gained
During
the
evening
entertain-
WANTED
read:
Delta
1605
points
Gumma
Isftl
poir.u
Alpha--14C5
points.
,
Peta-
122!)
pomu.
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
Fur-
oy
luKing
a
game
irom
aipna
to
tne
dining
car,
he
will
find
cnoice.
iwetuy-iour
per
ceni
in-
mpnt
was
proVided
by
Benita
niture,
Hardware
and
Office
"'
ulc
"
s
vision
uv
a
long
lne
of
,ople
impatient-
tena
to
enter
proiesbionai
worn,
windle
and
Marie
Lavigne
who
first-cla.su
honors:
Alpha-E.
Martin,
J.
Strand.
sang,
"What
a
Difference
a
Day
WANTED
Copy
of
"In
th"
Wake
of
the
War
Canoe''
by
Archdeacon
Coliison.
Box
308
Daily
News.
25'
Furniture.
etc.
New
articles-,-,
deiau.t
on
M
moay.
on
I
ties-
iy
waiting
to
get
their
appetities
Among
the
remainder
or
tne
Gtirneys
Kitchen
Ranges.
Book-
day
la
the
Senior
Boys'
Division
satisfied.
When
at
last
he
gets
?irls
plans
vary
widely.
Makes,"
accompanied
by
Highlights
of
the
evening
'
erly
Matson
at
the
piano.
BACHELORS
NOT!
cases.
Chests
of
Drawers,
oamma
aeieaieci
Beta
is
to
ij
-0
a
table
he
will
mast
likely
Complete
poll
results
are
House
Desks,
Dinner
Sets.'
end
cn
Wednesday
in
the
Inter-
be
told
that
breakfast
service
follows;
M.
Brown.
Lita-M.
Giske.
J
Henry
Gamma
-
None.
Delia
-M.
Strachan.
E.
Matins.
P.
Harvey.
Those
who
"live
ata
r
PKkSONAl-
Eritish
India
Rugs,
Electr:;
mediate
Girls
Class
A.pna
de-
was
linished
about
an
hour
ago.
Nothing
left
to
do
now
but
t.)
Percentage
were
spot-dances
and
otli:-r
Boys
Girls
dances
under
the
supervision
of
It"
should
watch
their
it
trltlonists
warn
It
U
it
Tne
following
were
awarded
fQr
a
ba.n(.lnr
or
A
.
IF
YOU
HAVE
an
Alcoholic
problem,
contact
Alcoholics'
Anonymous,
Box
276
Daily
News.
ftf)
;
econd-rlasa
honfcs
lrl
to
jnnke
a
'.iu
l'
Double
Hot
Plates.
Cooking
aulteti
to
Bfta.
Utensils.
"Hardware,
etc;
1-h-r
se
games
contribute
points
Slight:y
used
articles
Ches-
to
the
various
Houses
providing
terfield
Beds,
Radios,
Type-!
they
do
nut
default
and
also
writer,
Clothes,
Logging
Boots.1
stimulate
a
Kod
deal
of
friendly
Rubber
Coats.
Other
u.seful
rivalry
among
houses.
6
52
Mr.
Evans
and
Mr.
Adlem.
2
2
Mr.
Church,
who
rlirecUd
the
1
3
prom,
was
ably
helped
by
Mi.
Anstey,
Mrs.
Moses,
and
Mr.
Alpha-
D
Main,
T.
Forman,
L
place
of
a
meal
immt
RF.WARIV
io
:!
w
but
to
wander
off
hung-
office
or
Clerical
Work
ily
m
quiet
desperation
in
an
Sales
Work
attempt,
to
satisfy
his
appetite
Personal
Service
with
a
drink
of
icy
water.
These
Recreational
and
Social
.
re
a
ew
and
a
very
small
few
Service
ri
the
inconveniences
which
Government
Service
t-oor
travellers
have
to
over-
Trades
and
Industry
come
on
Canadian
trains.
-
-
Hu.soy.
J
nusoy.
u
rwerrimuii,
lr)f,
"
properly.
"
A.
Knitlson,
E
Moore.
M
Res-
(I
refreshments,
assisted
by
a
num-
1
Kenny,
who
prepared
and
sold
ton.
M.
Wilkinson.
A.
Paulson
4
6
19
M
Newton
C.
Partaker,
N.
Nill,
Adverti.se
in
tne
hxu)
2
ber
of
the
pupils.
RED
CROSS
NEWS
articles
at
reasonable
prices.
Have
you
any
good
furniture
for
sale?
See
us,
it
will
pay
you.
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO.,
Black
324.
125
RFTWARD
for
information
'
leading
to
recovery
of
a
stolen
1
4-cylinder
Evenrude
Outboard
;
Motor.
Information
treated
with
strictest
confidence
if!
desired.
Phone
Green
893.1
'25)1
By
Chic
U
RLONDIF.
A
Dual
I'oisonality.
B.
G..
age
14.
10B.
(frobably
"B.G."
is
of
war
days.
Ed.1.
'TMji't'iHT'
,.-rr
-j
few
IV-
-IM
.11
I
"O'-OJ
GON.G,
f
.
that
;-jirx
:
j?
Eh,
5
5
?
j(
(
wavin3
fjN
;
T;
-
1:
-.'
FOR
SALE
Small
modern
bungalow,
close
in,
with
view,
complete
with
electric
range,
oil
heat,
garbage
burner,
curtains,
linoleum,
newly
painted
inside
and
out.
Basement.
227
i
:Jt
U
'
-4.:-'V:..'
-J
r
i
I
.
-
MACHINERY
FOR
SALE
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more'
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
ftf
4th
Avenue
East.
Phone
746.
(26)
Last
year,
the
Junior
Red
Cross
ernup
of
8H.
Booth
Memorial
High
School,
compiled
a
Junior
Red
Cross
booklet
to
send
to
a
orelgn
h.r.d.
The
booklet
contained
views
of
Prince
Rupert,
essays,
art
and
other
work
done
:n
srhcjl
and
the
work
for
the
Red
Cress.
By
a
vote
ot
the,
students,
it
was
.sent
in
June
to
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society.
Vancouver,
to
be
forwarded
to
any
school
in
Port
of
Spain,
Trini-,dad,
British
West
Indies.
This
week.
Mr.
Fletcher
received
in
exchange
a
Red
Cross
booklet
from
the
Orange
Blns-
som
link
of
the
Junior
Red
Cross.
Cluster
Lodge
School.
Port
of
Spain,
Trinidad,
B.W.I.
-
rA
V
r-ffi
i'i-
METAL
WORK
The
Stranger
Sitting
across
t..e
sia.e
from
me
was
the
oddest-.ooking
man
I
have
ever
seen.
He
was
en
tirely
out
of
proportion
hi,
head
was
nearly
as
large
as
his
tody.
Although
his
legs
wee
.short,
his
feet
made
one
think
0
c'iver's
boots.
As
I
looked
at
his
eyes
it
occurred
to
me
that,
he
might
be
one
of
the
patients
from
the
Mental
Institute
for
,
the
eyes
never
flinched
and
he
always
stared
in
the
same
dir-1
action.
His
clothes
were
out-';
landish
in
appearance
and
he
'resembled
an
Italian
fisherman,
j
My
thoughts
were
disturbed
b.'
,
the
sudden
stop
of
the
train.
Then
to
my
astonishment
a
man
w
'
irr
l
v
'
t
v
FOR
SALE
(II
5th
Ave.
East,
3
blocks
from
McBride,
4
rooms
and
bath.
Full
basement.
$3500.
i2i
7-rooms
house
on
5th
Ave.
East,
full
basement,
furnace,
fireplace,
garden.
$4200
cash,
$4500
terms.
(3
1
6
room
one
storey
house
with
excellent
view,
on
Gra
il'..A-Jir
1.;:
.3
PLUMBING
Installations
and
repairs.
SHEET
METAL
WORK.
Furnacen,
tanks,
eavestroughing
and
s
t
a
e
k
work.
Letourneau
&
Sons,
629
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
(tf)
She's
Not
the
Neat
and
Orderly
Type!
ham
Ave.
2
lots.
Gla.ssed-i:t
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Jt.'T
SAY
I'M
1
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a:d
hoard
'
L.
I
Ci
i-.V
AMD
TAMT
I
MOOSE
ATTEND
FUNERAL
RITES
OAGWOOD
7
CO.VE
TO
THE
I
(
ITS
VOU!5
FOSS--)
Ca
x.Tcri
Js
PHONE
MOW
r
YOU'VE
GOT
TO,
porch.
$4000.
(4
5-year-old,
4-room
house
on
Alfred
Street.
Very
good
lot
and
modern
floor
plan.
I
Only
$2800.
j
.
VES.
S:(?-
Members
oi
the
Loyal
Order
came
forward
from
the
dining
ROOM
AND
BOARD
$43
each
double;
$48
single.
Sleeping
rooms
for
rent.
Table
meals
Mrs.
Lawley,
622
Fraser
Street
car.
nicked
my
mvsteriou.s
stran
of
Moose
were
among
the
friends
VES.
OiR
s
i
i
r
j
(
VP
(tf)
i
If
'
''
A
,
T'tl
V'V"
ger
up
in
his
arms
and
walked
away.
Later
I
learned
the
stran-
,
ger
was
one
of
the
stage
props
lor
a
play
a
French
Theatri.-al
Company
was
putting
on.
j
I.
H.,
age
15.
HB.
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT
Two-room
furnished
apartment.
801
Borden
St.
(25)
FOR
RENT
Furnished
suite.
Commercial
Hotel.
Phone
676
'
(26)
in
attendance
yesterday
after-
Robert
BMontador
Ltd.
App(y
noon
at
tlie
orenville
Court
FOR
SALE-Simplex
Engines
Chapel
of
B.C.
Undertakers
for
Hi
to
31
HP.
air
cooled;
30
to
the
funeral
of
the
late
Soren
185
H
P.
Marine
Straight
or
Romer,
whose
death
occurred
a
Reduction
Drive;
also
Station-
Jf,w
days
ago.
Rev,
Earl
Soiland
.
ary-Industrlal.
Northern
B.C.
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
Agents.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
officiated
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker
WORKS.
(t)
was
accompanist
for
the
hymns
"
hich
were
"Rock
of
Ages"
and
FOR
SALE
-
Planer,
McGregor-
"Abide
With
Me."
Following
tho
Gourley.
6x12,
complete
with
chapel
service,
interment
was
belts,
shiplap,
flooring
and
Rlacie
in
Fairview
Cemetery
with
square
heads.
Price
$500.00.
Frec
scadden.
Gillis
Royer,
Wil-Smithers
Lumber
Yard,
Sml-,iiam
Terrv.
Josenh
Kilhv
M
A
svS'?
v"
i
'
.
A
FOR
RENT
3
room
furnished
'
modern
house
near
Seal
Cove
Cold
Storage.
Phone
Blue
825.
(tf
i
it;.
A
.
.
t
j
Yc$!
Wc
Have
thers.
B.C.
FOR
RENT
Sewing
machines,
(8'
,
Blair
and
Everett
Morrow
acting
volumes
Uni-
115
Pallbearers.
I.
A..1aNI
Month-End
SPECIAL
portable
electrics.
$5.00
per;F0R
SALE
Ten
ver.sal
Encycloperla,
as
new;
FOrs
ur
coat,
$52.
What
offers?
Phone
-
,
montn.
memoes
prompt
delivery
and
return.
Singer
'
Sewing
Machine
Co.
Phone
804.
28i
Q
tive
Service
Red
304.
.261
i
FOR
SALE
One
leather
ches
terfield
with
one
chair,
also
FOR
SALE
Cream
enamel
oil-burning
stove.
Phone
Blue
611.
rocker
and
double
bedstead
with
spring
and
mattress.
Phone
Red
914.
(25
1
Blouses
TOR
RENT
-Warm,
comfortable
room,
reasonable,
apply
806
.-Fraser
St.
(30)
MODERN
LUBRICATINO
FACILITIES
,-FULL
MECHANICAL
REPAIR
EQUIPMENT
.COMPLETE
BODY
REPAIR
FACILITIES
REFINISHING
TIRE
VULCANIZING-!
All
slzesi
from
4.50X21
to!
Jf
LARGE
STOCK
of
GENUINE
PARTS
4
ACCCES&
FOR
SALE
-1938
Ford
light
del.
$300.
7
passengei
La
Salle,
new
tires
and
battery,
$250.
FOR
RENT
Two
single
sleeping
rooms.
221
5th
East.
Red
807.
(29)
GOVERNMENT
MQUOR
ACT
,
NOTICE
fc?
hereby
civeii
that
on
the
1st
of
Mnrch
1948
the
imuYr-Kignccl
Canadian
Lceion
No.
85
In-
1939
Oldsmobile,
damaged
GURVICH
&
SON
donhactors
IIASEMKXT
FOUNDATIONS
OUR
SPECIALTY
-
LAND
CLEARING
ROCK
WORK
TRUCKS
For
Hire
PHONE
.
32
or
RED
511
n
n
r
p
aditpr
I
IMITEP
Und
10
a,)ply
to
tnR
Lic)llnr
Control;
condition
conaiuon,
$500
oou.
1930
ijju
Graham
uranaiu
,
,
for
ft
VPtPr.llls.
rlub
UrenM.
sedan,
$350.
1928
Pontiac
coach
;
In
respect
of
the
premises
situated
:
$100.
Dan's
Service
Station,
I"1
NW
Corner
4th
and
Columbia
St..1
1
Stewf't.
B.
C
1st
floor,
upon
lands
j
r.
si
.no,
MCHriae
t.
'o'
:
described
as
Lot
No.
13
14
and
I
Block
15.
section
-.
man
1087.
Prinrp
!
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
:
'.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
'
IN
PROBATE
In"
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Calbert
Harvev
Thorn
Otherwise
Known
as
Culbert
Harvey
WIDE
SELECTION
TO
PLEASE
EVERYONE
juf
v
s-m
ht
FORD-MONARCH
DEALER
l'.ox
38
FOR
SALE
Best
tourist
camp
Rupert
Land
Registration
District
i
site
in
city,
directly
at
head
j
rfrov,nr
of
lih
f
''mbm.
'
.
,
i
to
entitle
earh
member
on
thp
prem-
Of
Conrad
St.
and
,,1V.
lltn
AVC
reasonable
quantity
of
liquor
for
Area
100x165
ft.,
with
City
Personal
consumption
on
the
prem-
I
lscg.
nnd
entitling
the
club
to
i
,.
pur-
!..,.
li.kt
j
street
and
water,
light
pre-,chttse
lltUor
from"
B
vondor
enal
n
pared
parking1-
space.
Apply
by
the
glass
the
liquor
so
purchased
Geo.
B.
Casey,
1122
11th
Ave.
10
lts
memberR
nml
quests,
for
con-;
sumption
on
the
club
premises
in
i
YOUR
PICK
OF
EVERY
BLOUSE
IN
THE
STORE
...
AT
A
REDUCTION
Hollywood
Cate
PRINCE
RUPERTS
NEWEST
AND
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT
OPEN
FROM
4:
P.M.
TO
3:3
A
M
pedal
Dinner
Every
Sunday
5
p.m.
to
CHINESE
DISHES'
A
SI'ECIAlJJ
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
W
tia)
accordance
with
the
provisions
provisions
of
117
ear
ft
the
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
end
the
regulations
promulgated
thereunder.
DATED
this
12t)i
day
cf
January.
1948.
R
H
SHARP.
Secretary,
Canadian
Legion
B
1
91.
Branch
No.
85.
(38)
FOR
SALE
Modern
house
on
9th
Ave.
East.
Six
rooms
and
bath,
concrete
foundations,
brick
chimney,
on
IV2
lots.
Price
$2.50C
OO.
Call
H.
G.
Hel-gerson
Ltd.
,25
1
.-unorpe.
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
"AnMINISTRATION
ACT"
Take
Notice
that
bv
Order
of
His
Honor
Judee
W.
O.
Fulton
made
the
19th
of
January,
AD.
1948,
I
was
appointed
administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Calbert
Harvev
Thorp,
otherwise
known
as
Culbert
Harvev
Thorne,
deceased.
..
All
parties
having
claims
aeainst
thf
said
Estate
are
here-toTTequired
to
furnish
same
riro-perly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
'28th
dav
of
February.
A
D.
1948
after
which
date
claims
filed
may
be
paid
without
reference
to
any
claims
of
which
I
then
had
no
knowledge.
All
parties
indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
reauired
to
pav
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
this
19th
day
of
January.
A
D
1948.
GORDON
F.
FORBES
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
BO.
(27)
345
Third
Avenue
West
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
SIXTH
STREET
mi
r
r
IB
U
j
Call
99
---
"We
ain't
Mad
at
Nobody'