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1953
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ADVERTISING
4:30
P.M.
DAY
PREVIOUS
hissifiod
Rates
LEGAL
NOTICES
THE
CANADA
ELECTIONS
ACT
F.Ictoral
District
of
Skeeiia
M.tlMAKV
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IIKTIKV
Ol'
H.MTIOV
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There
m
below
set
out.
as
required
by
Section
83
(5i
of
The
Canada
Elections
....
Art
a
iiR,.au
the
ofiicmi
nirmt.
'
of
the
return
of
tiff
turn
expanses
made
to
me
bv
him
on
behalf
of
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
one
of
the
candidates
at
the
recent
election
ol
a
member
to
nerve
In
the
House
of
Commons
ol
Canada
held
In
the
above-mentioned
electoral
district,
which
said
return
is
on
file
at
my
office
and
may.
on
payment
of
a
fee
of
twenty
cents,
be
there
Inspected
and
extracts
taken
therefrom
at
anv
reasonable
time
during
the
aii
months
next
after
the
th
day
of
September,
L863.
belig
the
day
upon
winch
the
sairl
return
was
furnished
to
me.
Hated
at
Prince
Rupert,
this
18tn
day
of
September,
1963.
E
VICTOR
WHITTNn
Returning
Officer.
Summitry
hi
Heturn
or
Heetimi
eiprnnHt
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etc
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DAILY
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TODAY
3574
LAST
YEAR
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actomouii.es
USED
CAR
;
,
BUYS
i
1952
FORD
Customline,
j
radio
and
heater....
$2200
1948
MONARCH,
j
radio
and
heater....
$
1
50
j
1947
FORD,
I
radio
and
heater
$850
;
1950
HILLMAN,
with
healer
1
nnn
4
UW
HEPPNER
MOTORS
404
McBrlde
St.
Black
605
11946
CHEVROLET
sedan
for
sale.
Fair
condition.
May
be
j
seen
at
Frizzell
Motors.
Please
j
uirect
oius
wj
rjuuaiu
nujuai-
Luxury
Steamer
-
Prince
George
'
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports'
Each
Thursday
at
11
:IS
pm.
.
)
For
KETCHIKAN
'
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
For
reservations
write
or
I
call
City
or
Depot.
Office.
1
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
BUSINESS-
And
PROFESSIONAL
KEITH
H.
TUCKER
OPTOMETRIST
527
3rd
Ave.
Phope
212
PHONE
458
MESSENGER
"1
PH
K-l'P
AND
DELIVERY
IF
YOU
WANT
A
I
CINDER
DRIVEWAY,
,
ROCK
OR
CONCRETF
WORK.
Rent
oi
Trucltf.
intl
Equipment
'
Pn.
Blue
939,
M.
J.
SALTNDERS
H.
G.
HELGERSON
LIMITED,
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSltBANCa
Phorn?
96,
Evenings
Blac)c
890
Promised
unpaid
trlbutloiis
etc.
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BUSINESS
PERSONALS
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THE
ELECTRICIAN
D.
Ouyatt.
Hou.se
wiring
and
electrical
repairs.
149
Oth
Ave.
West
Phone
Red
165.
24H
WORLD'S
FINEST
CLEANER
ELECTROLUX.
Prion-
Blue
870
for
Parts
Sales
Bervice
(c)
PLUMBINO.
automatic
oil
heating,
hheet
metal
work.
Phone
643.
Call
630
8th
West.
Letour-
800.
MAGAZINE!,
uovei'lei.
fcddie'i
News
Bund.
(c)
NEARLY
everybody
uses
B8.
500
16
LOMT
a
48O0
oo
..
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is.,
Search
Started
For
AMssing
j
Kcmloops
Man
j
PRINCE
GEORGE
(CP)-RCMP
here
have
started
noorhnr
search
following
a
report
that
a
Kamloops
businessmen
h.w
been
missing
for
10
days.
The
missing
man
is
Frederick
Freeman,
who
went
Into
the
j
area
between
Prince
George
j
2nd
Prince
Rupert
on
a
com-
j
bined
business
and
huntin?
i
trip.
His
wife
reported
from
Kam-Joops
that
he
planned
to
make
calls
on
theatres
In
north-central
B.C.
in
connection
with
his
three
dimensional
film
distributing
business.
She
said
he
was
also
"supposed
to
go
hunting,"
but
that
he
ad
little
experience
as
a
hunt
;r.
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Fazollah
Zahedl,
shown
here
relaxing
at
an
officers'
club
in
Tehran,
Is
Iran's
new
"strong
man"
pre-miei.
It
was
General
Zahedl,
a
long-time
palace
favorite,
who
engineered
the
pro-Shah
revolt
that
ousted
Premier
Mohammed
Mossadegh
and
enabled
the
exiled
Shah
to
return
to
the
capital.
;!
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
No
Carrying
Charges!
ment
Bureau,
Prince
George,
candidates
person.u
Box
2253.
(233)
j
expenses
"
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Posture,
personal
.
.
.
1949
FORD
5-passenger
coupe
j
TeleKrams,
personal
.
in
good
condition,
equipped
i
Petty
claims
with
heater
and
defrosters.
Good;"1"
'
premises
rubber.
Priced
for
quick
sale,
i
services
PhnriP
fireen
69y.
(2331
!
Trateliini!
expenses
.TAKEN
by
mistake
from
Moose
Club,
Sept.
30,
gabardine
overcoat.
Wallet
in
pocket
containing
valuable
papers.
Please
return
to
Muo.se
Club.
(231
1
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to
ChAOfk)
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P.M.
6:00
Bill
Good
Sports
Report
fi:15
Supper
feerenade
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
International
Concert
8:30
Here's
Juliette
9:00
Bports
Pane
9:30
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Fisher
:46
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3
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699.58
8
Total
.
.
4677.7J
80
Delayed
undisputed
claims
Nil.
disputed
claims
Nil.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
this
18th
;Uay
of
September.
1953.
DOUGLAS
HOGARTH.
Official
Agent.
Bury
Leaving
rror
Brussels
VANCOUVtit
fl
xirrMn
.j
trn
i
r
(CP)-Jim
Bury,
secrr
tary
of
Vancouver
Labor
Council
(CCD,
has
resigned
hij
nnst
In
l,o
a
nnulii.,n
..,iih
ik.
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Trade
Unions.
He
announced
his
resignation
at
the
council's
nn.nl
hlv
meetintr
Mr.
Bury,
who
has
been
sec
retary
of
the
counell
since
1943,
will
leave
about
Nov.
1
for
Brussels,
where
the
1FFTU
headquarters
Is
located."
Quebec
province
covers
594,000
square
miles,
or
15
percent
of
all
I
Canada.
1
BLONDIE
.-
SCOTT
MclAREN
S
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
008
3rd
Avje.
W
Prince"
Rupert,
B.Ct
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Phone
347
.
P.O.
Bo
374
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CHIC
YOUNG
47
FOR
SALE
MISC.
WANTED
TOP
MARK3T
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
Iron,
steel,
brass,
copper,
lead,
etc.
Honest
grading,
prompt
payment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
Metal
Lid.,
250
Prior
St..
Vancouver,
B.C.
Phone
PAciflc
6357.
(H)
VIOLIN:
E
flat
baritone
saxophone:
Remington
portable
typewriter:
mantel
radio.
303
British
rifle;
small
desk.
Blue
526
7th
East.
(230p
YOUNO
budgies,
good
color
variety,
selected
stock,'
for
shipping
at
$8.50
each.
Write
i
Hamilton
Drive,
Cove
Cliff
P.O.,
B.C.
lit)
22-410
RIFLE-SHOTGUN
com-blnation,
'
with
ammunition.
Perfect
condition.
Price
$35.00.
Black
511.
(251p)
HOUSE
trailer,
aluminum,
furnished,
insulated.
At
CP.
Dock.
Best
offer.
Box
808,
Daily
News.
(233)
KITCHEN
range,
oil
or
wood.
Good
condition.
Phone
Blue
377.
(2341
LLOYD'S
baby
buggy,
practically
new.
Phone
Blue
888.
(231)
POT
burner
heater.
Black
890.
(230p)
by
34
WANTEU
MlHCE3.LANEOC
CASH
FOR
on
Scrap,
cooper,
brass,
batterks,
radiators.
Phone
543
Call
630
of
6th
Ave.
West.
(el
of
BOYS
bicycle,
medium
size.
Box
807.
Dally
News.
(231p)
of
35
BOATS
AND
ENGINES
1853
25-H.P".
Johnson
engine.
In
perfect
condition.
Green
698.
(231pt
SLEEPING
room.
1005
3rd
Ave.
West.
(231)
36
ROOMS
FOR
RENT
TWO
ad
joining
light
housekeeping
rooms
for
gentlemen
to
share.
Green
906.
(233p)
NICE
clean
sleeping
rooms,
close
In.
101
7th
Ave.
East.
Black
977.
-
(233)
r
ROOM
for
rent,
board
If
desired
317
7th
Ave.
West.
izojt
j
ONE
housekeeping
room.
937
Ambrose
Ave.
(232pi
TWO-ROOM
suite.
Phone
'492.
(232)
NICE
bedroom.
Call
Red
298.
(230)
ROOM
to
share.
Red
471.
(234)
"'
ROOM
and
board
in
private
home.
Phune
Red
140.
(232)
39
HOMES
FOR
RENT
GENT
with
nice
apartment
de
sires
congenial
young
man
to
share
same.
Phone
Green
728.
(232)
FOUR-ROOM
furnished
'
suite,
private
entrance.
Call
Green
890,
or
920
6th
Ave.
East
12321
THREE-ROOM
suite,
partly
fur-nixhed.
616
6th
Ave.
West.
(230)
SUITE
for
rent.
517
7jth
West.
(230p)
SuTtes
for
rent
Red
984.
(235
)
I
40
HOMES
FOR
SALE
IN
SECTION
Two
Five-room
house
with
basement
garage,
on
two
large
lots.
Modern
kitchen.
Phone
Green
587.
(2341
FOUR-ROOM
furnished
house,
thnnp
S51
(235)
I
42
WANTED
TO
RENT
GARAGE
with
'
light
cement
floor.
Contact
Mr.
Collins,
Savov
Hotel.
(234p)
45
PROPERTY
FOR
SALE
LAND
FOR
SALE
IN
TERRACE,
B.C.
Thirty
acres
on
Lakelse
Lake
Rd.
Not
cleared,
except
home-site.
Price
$3000.00.
Excellent
for
cabins
or
restaurant.
Water
at
twenty
feet.
Contact
Doorman
Bros.,
P.O.
Box
541,
Terrace,
B.C.,
or
apply
to
E.
T.
Kenney
Ltd.,
Terrace,
B.C.
(230)
46
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
IF
'
YOU
want
to
balance
your
budget
apply
for
a
Familex
agency.
We
have
a
splendid
territory
in
your
surrouadincs.
We
offer
you
interesting
profit
on
more
than
250
household
necessities,
all
guaranteed.
FAMILEX,
Dept.
10,
1600
Delorimier,
Montreal.
(It)
!me
4:30
p
m.
oar
prevjmia
kiiicatlon.
at
cent
oer
word
per
lull,
minimum
charge
60
wnu.
Jl,,
tires,
bo
cents;
Curd
of
t
ft,
Death
Nouoflt.
uueral
fc.
Marrlaa
and
tngufjement
iniirwiients,
au.OO.
lji..pluy
doubli
prlc.
No
Refunds
111
not
accept
responsibility
pnert
ads
Inserted
liicorrectif
jgt
wruiix
Classification
unless
p.,n
or
such
errors
1
received
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ui
mni
mniua.
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AD
REPLIES
ore
holding
replies
e
following
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781
737
797
802
pplies
must
be
,
-
'lied
for
in
person
I
COMING
EVENTS
ilral
Rummage
Sale,
Oe-
fcne
Hazuar,
October
7
piiiuist
Rummag"
Sale,
I
Next
to
Stork
Shoppe.
run
Tea,
October
10
Yv
Men's
Tea,
Civic
Cen-tober
15.
li
ii
Star
Dunce,
October
i..h
Fall
Bazaar,
October
lic
Card
Parly,
Oct.
22.
i
f
n
s
Co-ordinating
.Coun-
i.ivic
centre,
Oct.
2
It
;il
Auxiliary
Halloween
31.
Sian
Legion
Ladles'
Aux-
fall
Baar,
Jjuv.4.
Hers
Fall
Bazaar.
Nov-
Fall
Bazaar,
Nov.
13.
SK.
Fall
Bazaar.
Thurs-(Ovember
1!),
1953.
I
Fall
Bazaar,
Friday.
No-
Hurule
Fall
Rauuir
t'.llr
Nov.
21.
4-
-
?M.
Fall
Bazaar,
Novem-
t
;
yterlan
Ladies'
Aid
Ba-
tuvemuer
26,
i
Church
W.A.
Chrlst-
Slf.
LHjc
3.
Klial
Fall
Bazaar.
fi:ilnr-
r
5-
i
EN'R
AGEiM
ENTS
llJiro
Gurvlch
wIkIio
ti
f1,
Uie
engagement
of
?est
cluiiKliler.i
Putiicia
U.
Charles
T.
.
MufeneT"-
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
o'
Campbell
River.
wedding
to
take
place
-4.
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ill
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Alcoholics
Anony-Phone
O.
Box
343.
(234)
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this
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wunomleal
six
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words
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3
con-!
days
cost
$1
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six
consecutive
days
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remember;
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HELP
WANTED
FEMALE
CLERK-TYPIST
by
local
firm.
Permanent
'
position
for
the
right
person.
Apply
in
own
handwriting
giving
details
an
to
age,
marital
status,
education
and
experience
to
P.O.
Box
1157.
2311
APPLICATIONS
will
be
received
from
experienced
stenoeranh-
ers
for
permanent
position.
Ap
ply
rersonnei
simervi.sor.
Co
lumbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
(230)
!
Fl'RNITl
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FOR
SALE
FOR
8ALE-
Walnut
bedroom
suite,
Restmore
spring-filled
mattress,
$100.00.
Royal
Albert
tea
set.
Yellow
Rose
pattern,
set
of
12.
complete
with
tea
pot,
$35.00.
Double
deck
bunks,
can
be
converted
into
twin
beds,
spring-filled
mattresses,
brand
new,
$110.00.
Collier's
Encyclopedia,
brand
new,
with
case.
$175.00.
Phone
Red
754
after
7
p.m.
231p
LAROE
wardrobe,
double
door;
General
Electric
fan
heater;
very
reasonable,
top
condition.
1002
2nd
Ave.
West.
Phone
Green
835.
231p)
HOLLYWOOD
bed
complete,
vanity
and
bench:
Rogers
console
radio.
Phone
Black
924.
(234pi
FOUR
red
upholstered
chrome
choirs
and
hard-top
table.
Reasonably
priced.
Blue
323.
(23011
9A
SEWING
MACHINES
i
JALES
Repairs
Rentals.
Singer
Sewing
Centre.
Phone
884.
.
.
(c)
GUITARS.
Spanish
and
Hwni-lan,
with
music.
Blue
707.
(230il
Jl
BICYCl
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WTOU
X)-yi..ES.
CCliMjlcyrle,
balloon
tlifrt.
sood
.condition.
$35.00.
Phone
Black
896
alter
6
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(230pi
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SALE
MISC.
SIMPSONS-SEARS
SPECIALS
-"Sunshine"
Girls'
Bicycle.
Heg.
$62.95.
Now
$56.95
2Chrome
Step
Stools
Regular
$21.95.
now
$18.95
3
Slat
Springs,
39"
Regular
$16.50.
Now
$14.85
2
Slat
Springs,
48"
Regular
$17.50.
Now
$15.75
I
Fire
Screen.
Regular
$29.95.
w
$26
95
1
"Lane"
Cedar
Chest.
,
Regular
$72.50.
Now
$62.50
1
OU
Space
Heater.
Regular
$100.00.
Now
$76.50
I
Mantel
Radios.
,
Regular
$40.95.
Now
$34.95
Plus
25'
,
OFF
ALL
HASSOCKS
!
SIMPSONS-SEARS
312
Third
Ave
W.,
Prince
Rupert
Phone
400
(231c)
COOK
stove,
chtap.
Phone
Preen
712.
(230)
.
1
.
,
1949
STUDEBAKER
sedan.
F
conoiuon.
neasonanie
terms.
Box
801,
Daily
News.
(231p)
j
,
LEGAL
NOTICES
,
!
tilE
CANADA
ELECTIONS
ACT
Electoral
District
of
Skeena
HI
MM
Am
Hf'H
K
OF
KI.M'TIIIN
I.M-hN'h
There
is
below
set
out.
as
required
Section
63
5
of
The
Canada
Elections
Act.
a
summary,
aliened
by
the
official
agent,
of
the
return
of
election
expenses
made
to
me
by
him
behalf
of
Ann
Minard,
one
of
j
the
candidates
at
the
recent
election
i
a
member
to
serve
in
the
House
t
Commons
of
Canada
held
in
the
j
above-mentioned
electoral
district,
j
which
said
return
is
on
tile
at
my
j
olllce
and
may.
on
payment
of
a
I
twenty
cents.
b
there
inspected
!
and
extract
taken
therefrom
at
any
reasonable
lime
during
the
six
months
next
after
the
uth
day
of
Beptember.
1963.
belna;
the
day
upon
which
the'
said
return
wag
-lurntshd
to
me.
t
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
this
lBiii
day
of
September.
1953.
K.
VICTOR
WHITING.
Returning
Officer.
Niiiiintary
of
Kelnrn
r
hieelioii
.
r:peHtaes
of
Ami
Allnard
'
g!
Receipt
Z
441.83
promised
unuld
con
tributlons.
eta
.
.
.
441.83
Payments
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srul
rth
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1)876
1
.
Teleeranis
.
,
.
;
.
7
88
1
Petty
claiina
13
40
1
Hire
of
premises
.
2
.SO
2
Services
Travelling
expense!
and
hire
of
vehicles
.......
Goods
supplied
.
.
.
32
52
Advertisinir
......
.
37.00
Total
.
.
441
83
Delayed
undisputed
claims
Nil.
Disputed
claims
NII.
Dated
at
Prince
Ruiert.
this
9th
day
of
September.
1953.
EARL
V.
SQUIRES.
"
Official
Agent.
'
MINIUM.
ACT
nlli-e
or
Aiilirallon
Kur
CerlllleiiteN
of
Improvement
al
nmt
Hce
I
rsi
llnnal.
Kniife
4.
I
B
Jubilee
No.
.
and
l.nl
!Wt:l
lay
4
riicllnnal.
Kiinse
4.
(
I).
Kuby
Nn.
.
Mineral
Claims.
Situate
In
the
Bkeenn
Mnniiit
Division.
Where
located:
On
the
nmts
Fork
of
Khutsie
Plver.
Lawful
holder:
James
Goodwill
Campbell
of
V,.n-
couver.
B.C.
Number
of
the
holder's
fee.
mlner'a
Certificate
63441
F
iams
Buiiuis
tnat
jamea
Good-
will
Campbell
of
Vancouver.
BC
Free
Miller's
Certificate
No.
53441
F
intends,
at
the
end
of
sixty
days,
but
not
later
than
one
year,
from
the
dat
hereof,
to
applv
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
Certificates
of
Improvements
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
Crown
Grants
of
the
above
claims.
AND
FURTHER
TAKE
NOTIOE
that
action,
under
Section
86
of
the
'Mineral
Act"
must
be
con
mencetl
before
the
Issuance
of
such
Certificates
of
Improvements.
'
JAMES
OOODWILL
CAMPBELL
DATED
this
20th
day
of
August,
1953.
(Aug.
21,28,
Sept.
4.11,18.25,
Oct
119c)
Hard-Working
Hens
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
humble
hen
is
responsible
for
about
15
per
cent
of
BriUsti
Columbia's
$160,000,000
agricultural
wealth,
the
Canadian
Federation
of
Hatcheries
convention
here
was
told
by
W.
H.
Robertson,
repuly
agriculture
minister.
(vus.WTe
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