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Our business is selling ,new cars — used cars are secondary with us. To keep selling new cars, w« must protect our good name. That's why we back every used car we sell, that bears our written guarantee. Come in—for happy motoring.
This is an
USED CAR
1953  AUSTIN  SEDAN
One driver ..................  $1295
1953 CHEVROLET SEDAN
All (accessories ............  $1945
1952 WILLYS COACH
Low operating cost ...... $1350
1952 PLYMOUTH COACH
Like new....................... $1495
1951  CHEVROLET SEDAN *
Dependoblex...............-^-$1390.
1950 PONTIAC SEDAN
Popular fost-back\.......   $1275
1950 METEOR SEDD^N
One owner .............
19S0 FOWSTDAhT
Real value at .'.^^T.... $1245
ON THE^AtfOVE PRICES
All late modelcars equipped with new Goodyear Tires and battery.
All   older^K58els  carry a  written  unconditional  guarantee
units   10 Point' Safety Checked to provide the best in driving.
•     Lay Away Plan  Available.                     X1
COMPARE OUR CARS      —      COMPARE OUR PRICES
You'll get a better reconditioned car from  us.
TERMS   GLADLY  ARRANGED *   OPEN  EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 P.M.
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WHERE REPUTATION COUNTS 1116 Sixth Ave.                                       Phone 690
Beaver Dam Blasting Blamed For CNR Crash
A six-man coroner's jury inquiringlnto   the   death   of Wallace Henry Wdde has issued a verdict of negligence on he port of the Provincial Department of Public Works. No blame was attached to tha
AUCTION  SALE
ThMher Snip  Xfi.1740 .will  be offered  for
sale
iviblic  Auction, at 11:30 a.m.. .-Friday, July 2nd 1954. in the • ¦    of   the   District   Forester ¦ i e George, R.O., the Llcertce 13749, to cut 237,000'?.'f Spruce, !(]gopole Pine, Balsam  on portions of Lots 3870 and 3871, Carl-in: on Salmon1 River. Three (3) years will be allowed for removal of timber.
"Provided anyone unable to attend  the  auction  in  person may submit tender to _be open-nd at the hour of auction an^K tscated as one bid."             ./
Further particulars may/ne ob-tained from the DepuUrMiriister of Forests, .Vlctoria^-B.C., ors the IN FPrjjnce George,  h Prince  416
AUCTION  SALE
- Timber Sale XCM088 There will be offered for sale at Public Auctiorv-at 11:00 a.m., on Friday, June 25th 1954, in the office of the Forest Ranger, Summit- Lake, B.C., the Licence X61088, to cut 418.000 c.f. Spruce. Balsam, Lodgepole Pine and Douglas Fir, South West of the South East corner of Lot 2<)3<L Cariboo, South shore of Lost Lake.
Three (3) years will be allowed for removal of timber. y.; "Provided anyone' unable  to i attend  the  auction   in  person may submit.tender to be opened at the liour of auction and treated as one bid." Further,particulars may be obtained from the Deputy Minister of Forests, Victoria, B.C.. oi>the District Forester, PrinceJJeorge. B.C.  or  Ranger, Irwin; Summit
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KARL  ANDERSON BUILDING
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Expenses paid to Vancouver &
return   upon   the   purchase  of onesol  our'Posf, War Corsv -WRITE dr} WIRE :or Our Price List
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Lake, B.C.
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NOTICE   TO   BUILDING    - CONTRACTORS
 BUILDING TENDER
Sealed tender ^addressed to the undersigned, marked "Tenders for School Board Building, Ques nel, B.C." will be received up to 5  p.m. ¦-June-24thj-1954.--.
Plans .-and specifications and form of tender may be"obtained from the Secretary-Treasurer Board of School Trustees, School District No. 28 (Quesnel), -Ques-nel, B.C. on deposit of a certified cheque for Fifty Dollars ($50.00> which will be refunded when plans and specifications are returned; In good condit,lpn.
Each tender must De accompan led bv a certified cheque on z Canadian Bank equal.to ten per cent (1Q%> of the tender, together with"'a letter from a Bonding Company agreeing to furnish a Surety Bond to the Contractor in the amount of fifty per cent (50To of the tender,  if called upon to
do so.                                . •   •   .,
The lowest or any tender wil
not necessarily be accepted. Secretary-Treasurer School District No. 28 (Quesnel)                            46'
FOR SALE
ONE   THREE-TON   DODGE
TANDEM LOGGING TRUCK
WITH   STEEL  BUNKS,   8.25  TIRES Reconditioned ot Our Shop
SALE    PRICE
$5,700
Available  for  inspection at
B.C. Spruce Sales Ltd.
Phone 290
Prince Geof§e
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"kept, Public Works 'Negligent'
Hot  on Thursday night. The   blasting   of   two
'anadian National Railways as.a   lack of proper supervision of the
esult of the death of the  CNR   blasting c6ncludes   that   the   De-
ireman following an accident on   part mentoT^ Public  Works was
he   CNR train  line  three  miles   negligent and that no blame can
fast of Lsle Pierre on May 15.        be  attached to officials and em-
The jury sat for three hearings   ployees, of the Canadian National
jefore bringing  down their ver-   Railways."
I     A rider recommended that the
beaver   law  be strictly  adhered  to with
lams at Zelkwas Creek, one and   rcgard to obtaining permits from
one-half miles on the Isle Pierre   the   Game  Branch  when   it was
oad   north   of   the   Vandi'ihoof   found necessary tcrcontrol beaver
ilghway by the   Department of   <jams and that  maps of the sur-
^ubllc   Works   on   May   14   was   rounding  district   be thoroughly
named by the jury for unleashing'  studied.                     i
a  torrent of water    that caused      Earlier at the fjnaf hearing the
he  washout of the CNR  tracks   jury heard Department'of Public
at Mile 29    and resulted in the   Works  officials     and other wit-
ratn crash, which took the-life of¦¦ nesses-describe the blasting of the
he 28-year-old .fireman.
I betlver dams near Mile 29 where
*   believe that lack of thoughtthe train accident ocurred. and   proper investigation^T of-|     Members of the jury were Eric icials of the   Puhiic>V6rks  De-  Parker,   John   Thornber,   Irving
mrtment  of  Priru?<r George   and. Bell;, Murray  McDonald, Edward _.                              Harlow, Eden Clpgg and Hllllaid
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 Field Day  Held Tomorrow
Grasses for pasture and silage frtFTTid    h        T
 when a Torage srop field day is held at the Do-
norrow evening, beginning at ":3A.
Laitk of cultivated pastures is me of 4he-malR-proMems~of~Ttrisf irea, Jorii\Zacharlas, district ag-ioulUirist "pointed out. For this •eason the emphasis will be placed in putting away of grasses for winter Bjjage,
A number of district farmers succeeded in making grass silage ast year and are planning to do <o again this year, the district agriculturist said.
AUCTION   SALE
^Timer-Sale—X600TJ
g   Water Condition^ Halts Hansard Ferry
Provincial Public Works- Department officials statetl this norning that operation of the rlansard Ferry across the Fraser [liver 45 miles easU of Prince George has been suspended in-lefinitely due to high water conditions.
High water made approach of he ferry Jo the south slip impossible.
The service "will be resumed as soon as the spring run-off recedes.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy White left Saturday for Kamloojfe to attend the funeral of George Hodson, well-kpQWn forroer Prince George resident, who died last week in Kelowna. The funeral was held today.
CHETWYND
(Continued from Poge,
mittee will not be/more costly than any othep^suggested route at the prespntTtlme."
 seconder of th«4 reso
lutjon was C. 0. Albins and -Charles Cranston, respectively. Mr. Cranston, is chairman of the trade board's railway committee and Mr. Albins is a past president.   •
The route supported by the board of trade would see the P.G.E. cross the Fraser River, a short distance south of South Fort George,, curve northwestward below the foothills and cross the Nechako River near OUvay. INDUSTRIAL  AREA        ^
Its proponents point out ^hat ifTlhis way it "will result in creation of a. large industrial.area to which trackage can easily be extended.
It \H}1 also' result in bringing P.G.E. station facilities closer to the city arid will free- the rail-, way of any dependence upon the C.N.R.
Most oft-encountered alternative route is for the P.G.E. to use C.N.R. trackage to Willow River, and there to bridge the Fraser with a low-level span.
The board of trade has pointed out that this completely eliminates the possibility bf developing an' Industrial area with trackage close to the city.
According to reports the provincial government is in the process of replacing the reserve on land along the crty route, r-1
HOUSE TRAILER
FOR SALE
Newly pointed inside, electric-tly, stove, •fully equipped. Write P.O. Box 266, Prince George, B.C."                                       3tf4
There will be offered for sale at Public Auction, at 11:00 jain., OTrFridayrtniIy^2ncr"r9M; In the office of the District Forester, Prince George, B.C., the Licence XG0077, to Cut 1,600,000 Cubic FeeimfSpruce;~Fir, ^Balsam aria Lodgepole Pine, on an area covering psrt of S.T.L.'s 112S8P and 11289P situated South East of Tabor Kake on Skaret Creek. Carl-boo Land District.
Six (6) years will be allowed for removal of timber.
"Provided anyone unable to attend  the  auction   in  person may submit tender to be opened at the hour of auction and treated as one bid." Further particulars may be obtained from the Deputy Minister of Forests, Victoria, B.C., or the District Forester, Prince George B.C.                                      .M4M
~. AUCTION   SALE    t
Timber Sale X58314
•
There will be offered for sale at Public Auction, at 10:00 a.m., on Friday, July 2nd, 1954, in the office of the District Forester, Prince George, B.C., the Llceace X58314. to cut 650,000 Cubic Feet of Spruce, Balsam, Fir and Lodgepole Pine, on an area covering Vacant Crown Land, situated approximately four and one-half miles North-East of Buokhorfi Lake, Cariboo Land District;-
Flve (5) years will be allowed (or removal of timber."
"Provided anyone unable to attend the <ffr;ction in. person may submit tender to be" opened at-ihe hour of auction and J.peated as one bid."
Further particulars may be obtained from the Deputy Minister of Forests, Victoria, B.C., or the District Forester, Prince George  442M
AIR   TRANSPORT  BOARD NOTICE OF HEARING'
of
APPLICATION OF CANADTAN PACIFIC AIR LINES LIMITED FOR AUTHORITY TO OPERATE A COMMERCIAL AIR SERVICE
AND
REVIEW OF THE
COMMERCIAL   AIR  SERVICES
NOW  BEING   PROVIDED  BY
LICENSED OPERATORS IN
NORTHERN BRITISH
COLUMBIA         ,   ^
Canadian Pacific Air Lines Limited has applied" to the Air Transport Roan^'for cancellation of Licence J^oT A.T.B. 602/51 (NS) which authorizes a Class 2'R.egU-laj>Sf>eelflc Point service from o Wise at Prince Rupert serving Terrace; Smlthers and Prince George, and substitution of authority to serve Terrace, Smithers and Prince George as additional points to be served pursuant to Licence No. A.T.R. 18G/47<S) which authorizes a CJass 1 Scheduled commercial air service serving Vancouver, Port Hardy, Sand-spit and Prince Rupert.
The Board has set Monday/ July 12th, m.r)4. at 10:00 a.m. ftir the taking of evidence and hearing representations on the above application at a public hearing in the Court Room, Court House, Vancouver, B.C.. -
The BojluLfUSrm§PsLaljhls_imb^ TRTliear^ng to inquire into and receive representations regarding th         tLL\J
the
 egg  —oL.\.servJce_
now required" in the area embrac Ing Kitlmat, Kemano, Kildala and such, other points as are now being developed and which are commonly* referred "to as" "the Alcan project and In addition to the application of Canadian Pacific Air Lines Limited, to consider the extent to whlchx any change should be made in Board policy or licensing practices to meet the present need for air services in that area and generally to consider such otbex ^matters as may appear to the Board to require review.                       -\
At the hearing, the ^3oard will receive evidence by arid on bc; half of the Applicant and other interested/parties in the application and proposed review herein referred to.
If the Applicant, intervenes, or others who proDose to appear before the Board to give evidence desire   to   produce   documentary evidence at the hearing of such nature as may' take the parties y surprise or tend to result in request for adjournment, notice f the proposed production should •here practicable,>e served upon he Board, the Applicant and In-erveners at least ten days before he date of the hearing.
AIR TRANSPORT BOARD John B. Belcher Gerald Morlsset, Secretary. Htawa, June 3rd, 1954. '
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Navigable Waters Protection Act R.8.C. 1027,  Chapter 140
Western- Plywood (Cariboo) Ltd.. hereby gives notice that they have under. Section 7 of the said Act deposited with the Minister of Public Works, at Ottawa, and in the office of the District Registrar of the Land Registry District of Cariboo at Kamloops, B.C. a description of the site and the plans of logging skyline proposed to be constructed over the Fraser River at the head of the Cottonwood Canyon, Cariboo District. -~~z&?l And take notice that after the expiratioji' of one month from the date of the first publication of this notice Western Plywood (Ca'rlboo) Ltd.. will under Section 7 of the said Act apply to the Minister of Public Works at his offic« in the city of Ottawa, for approval of- the said site and plans.   X.           ¦   f    .    '
Dd               ^    BC- tnis  lst
Dated at
day of May>1954.
WESTERN PLYWOOD (Cariboo)  Ltd.
440M
ORDER
BABY CHICKS
NOW
A small deposit will assure delivery on the desired dote. Write or phone for catalogue and prices.
H. OrCUDDIE
i            SALES  AGENT
Box  M4,  Prince  George,   B.C. Phone 348-Y-3
Navigable Waters Protection Act R.8.C. 1927, Chapter 140
Western Plywood (Cariboo) Ltd. hereby gives notice that they have under Section 7 of the said Act deposited with the Minister of Public. Works, at Ottawa, and in the office of the District Registrai of the Land Registry District o,t Cariboo at Kamloops, B.C. a de scription of the site and the plans of logging skyline proposed to be constructed over the Fraser River from D.L. 15 to D.L. 7266,- Cari boo District.
And take notice that after the expiration of one month from the date or the first publlcatlor of this notice Western Plywooc iCariboo) Ltd:, will under Sto
7  of the said Act apply  to the
Minister of Public .Works at hi
office in the city of Ottawa, fo
approval   of the   said   site   anc
plans.
Dated  at  Quesnel,   B.C. this  Is
day of May, 1954.
WESTERN PLYWOOD (Cariboo) Ltd.
Industrial Forestry Service
Fourth Av». -¦  v                     Td. 191-Y-2
L A. deGrace, B.C.R.F.
Forwtty Contuhqnt
Prifice George Citizen
y Juhe 14, 1954    5
AIR TRANSPORT BOARD NOTICE OF HEARING
A) APPLICATION BY PACIFIC WESTERN AIRLINES LTD. FOR A LICENCE TO 0PERr ATE A CLASS 3 IRREGULAR SPECIFIC POINT COMMERCIAL AIR SERVICE TO TRANSPORT PERSONS AND/ OR GOODS. FROM BASES AT VANCOUVER, KAMLOOPS PRINCE GEORGE AND FORT ST. JAMES. B.C., SERVING POINTS WITHIN A RADIUS OF 150 MILES OF THOSE -POINTS. THE AREA TO BE ¦ SERVEB-ERPM VANCOUVER AND KAMLGOPS WI Lire INCLUDE POINTS WITH1NXA 150 - MILE RADIUS FROSl KAMLOOPS AND WILL ALSO INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING ADDIT'IONAL SPECIFIC POINTS OUTSIDE THE AREA: CLOWHOM LAKE GORDON PASHA LAKES SMITH INLET AND RIVERS INLET. THE AREA TO BF. SERVED FROM PRINCF. GEORGE AND FORT ST. JAMES WILL INCLUDE POINTS WITHIN A 150 MILE RADIUS FROM F.QE.T ST JAMES AND WILL ALSO INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL SPECIFIC POINTS i OUTSIDE THE AREA: BEAR LAKE, THU-TADE LAKE. KITCHENER LAKE. CHUKACH1DA LAKE COLD FISH LAKE. CRY LAKE AND  DEASE LAKE.
(B)   APPLICATION BY PACIFIC WESTERN    AIRLINES    LTD FOR  A LICENCE TO   OPERATE   A   CLASS   4   GROUP   A B   AND   C   CHARTER   COMMERCIAL  AIR   SERVICE  TO TRANSPORT PERSONS A-N-D/ OR        GOODS         BETWEEN POINTS    WITHIN    CANADA FROM   A    BASE    AT   STEWART. B.C. The  Air Transport-Board  has set Tuesday, July 20^,  19.r>4,  at 10:00 a.m.  for the taking of evi dence and hearing representation on  the  above   applications   at public hearing in th Court Room Court House, Vancouver,- B.C.
At the hearing the Board  wil receive evidence  by  and on   be half of  the Applicant and othe Interested   parties.   If the Appll cant,, interveners,  or others who propose   to   appear   before    the Board to give evidence desire to produce documentary evidence a the. hearing of such a nature  a may take the parties by surprise or tend to result in a request for adjournment, notice of -the- proposed   production   should, where practicable, be  served  upon   the Board,   the Applicant  and   interveners    at least ten days before the date of the hearing.
AIR TRANSPORT BOARD -   John B. Belcher,   i Gerald Morisset, Secretary. Ottawa, June 3rd, 1954.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
Wool Spotters and Ironers
Experienced or willing to learn
Serv-U-Dry Cleaners & Tailors
1074 Sixth Avenue
435
1950 CHEVROLET FbUlLDOOR SEDAN. AtV.'. • tmttk looking ear that's had exceptionally good car* and Is in splendid condition. H*$ ttdio, hmttvr, tun vitor, lignal llghli, other axtra%. Thou%ands of comfortable, aconomlcal milts left In thl» fin* . buy. Sat it betwetn 6-8 p.m. i 247 Burden Stft.   TERMS—
I n350
FOR SA
Camp buildings at the old site of Summit Lake Sawmills consisting of cookhouse, bunkhouse, garage, etc. Lots of good dressed lumber in these buildings,; also one 3 head block carriage complete with track, one slab conveyor complete with drive. Pulleys, cast iron and steel split up to 38" in diameter.
SUMMIT LAKE SAWMILLS LTD.
Box 878"
Prince George, B.C.
446M
WANTED
ROUGH   DRY   SPRUCE
I         CONTACT    or.   PHONE
STROM LUMBER CO. LTD.
PHONE —   Days -    129-L-3
Evenings    -    175-R-2    or    319-R-2
LUMBER
WANTED
ROUGH   DHY and GREEN  SPRUCE
THE PAS LUMBER CO.
(B.C.) Ltd.
PHONE — Days - 683
Evenings - 583-L-2
Prince George
LUMBER WANTEb
/ ¦
—Rough Spruce - Dry—
ALLIANCE LUMBER CO.
LTD.
277 Dominion St.,.
Phone 273-L-2
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