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Thursday
July
24,
1947
J.
LION
CUBE
BORN
AT
ZOO
Without
one
smile
among
them,
the
four
survivors
of
quintuplet
lion
cubs
born
at
the
Baltimore,
Md,
zoo
pose
for
their
first
photograph.
The
fifth
cub
failed
to
live
more
than
a
week.
Proud
parents
of
the
four
sleepy
cubs
are
Kansas
City
Kitty
and
Soux
City
Sue,
otherwise
known
as
Jim
and
Sis.
Two
of
the
kittens
are
males
and
two
are
fe-'
males,
weighing
between
three
and
four
pounds
apiece.
TOY
MONEY
MAKER
"TOO
GOOD"
Almost
too
good
to
be
true
is
the
dinky
wooden
money
maker
built
by
Jerry
Jacobs,
30,
New
York
City.
Jerry
got
his
inspiration
for
this
"toy"
while
listening
to.a
radio
story
of
a
con
man
who
bilked
his
victims
with
a
money-making
machine.
He
created
this
six-inch-high
device
which
turns
plain
paper
into
money
for
amusement
purposes
,
only.
When
the
secret
service
heard
of
this
miniature
rival
for
the
mlnt
.it
Invited
Jerry
to
a
talk
with
Assistant
U.S.
Attorney
Laurltano,
who
pointed
out
that
while
there
is
nothing
illegal
about
selling
the
machine
as
a
novelty
it
isn't
exactly
advisable.
A
CLASSIFIED
AD
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WILL
BRING
RESULTS
aKina
a
leave
worries
behind...
carry
Travellers
iiies
ONE
WAY
t6
ruin
a
perfectiholiday
is
to
loseall
your
money
en
route!
Play
safe,
Before
you
Ieaye,
change
your
spare
travel
funds
into
Travellers
Cheques.
They
can
be
cashed
wherever
you
are
whenever
the.need
arises.
If
lost
or
stolen,
your
Travellers
Cheques
are
useless
to
anyone
else
without
your
signature;
and
you
can
afways
get
your
money
back
from
the
bank.
Use
this
safe,
convenient
way
to
carry
your
money-
I
FAMOUS
TOTEM
COLLECTION
IN
MUSEUM
AGAIN
After
an
absence
of
several
years,
the
famous
Cunningham
collection
featuring
beautifully
carved
slate
totem
poles
no
less
than
fifty-five
in
all
and
other
items
of
native
handicraft
has
been
restored
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Museum,
thereby
greatly
enhancing
its
attractlvesess.
Valued
at
$5000
it
was
again
put
in
the
museum
on
loan
yester-'
day.
It
had
been
stored
In
the
vault
of
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
PIONEERS
ARE
APPRECIATIVE
The
men
at
'the
Pioneers'
Home
have
asked
the
Dally
News
to
express
their
gratitude
to,
all
the
kind
people
of
Prince
Rupert
who
never
seem
to
forget
them.
Recently,
the
Sunbeam
Club,
escorted
by
Mrs.
Beak,
paid
the
home
a
visit
and
presented
table
silver,
pillowslips,
door
mat
and
corridor
mat.'
They
concluded
thei
visit
by
singing
several
songs
which
were-
much
appreciated
by
all.
Since
moving
to
the
new
home,
the.
pioneers
are-
being
visited
more
of
ten
.and
these
vijitatloni
'appear
to
be-
much
appreciated.
LOW
VOTINGr
AGE
Suffrage
is
extended
to
all
men
and
women
18
years
of
age
in
Brazil.
INDIA'S
AIR
SEh
VICES
When
plans
are
completed,
India
will
have
146
airdromes
In
use
operated
by
14
transport
companies.
emmiscences
Travellers
Cheques
are
available
at
all
branches.
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
i
PRINCE
RUPERf
.
BRANCH
"
-
-
A.
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FLATEN,
Monagtr.
T
HTS
A
N
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T
H
A
T
"Hurry
up.
I
want,
to
make
the
toast."
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Mr.
A.
B.
Fleming,
La
Mera,
New
Mexico;
R;
W.
Sinclair;
Victoria;
B.
F.
Hazelton,
Ottawa;
D.
Dahl,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
P.
Kearns,
Vancouver;
A.
Samuel,
Montreal;
W.
H.
Williscroft,
Terrace;.
Q.
Joy,
Vancouver:
H.
E.
Elling,
Minneapolis;
Mrs.
B.
Boynton,
Yakima,
Wash.;
T.
P.
Webster,
Pittsburgh,
Pa.;
A.
Statnam,
Houston,
Texas;
A.
Blackshear,
Houston,.
Texas.
By
W.J.
Reflections
Mount
"Morse,
serenely
brooding
across
the
harbor,
used
to
attract
climbers
years
ago.
The
peak
may
do
so
yet
although
we
have
not
heard
of
anyone
ascending
In
a
car.
If
you
decide
to
start
out;
first
'
of
all
know
your
shaggy-
raomrt!
It
:can
be
deceiving.
Begin
the
ascent
near
lhe
site
of
certain
cannery
buildings
up'
the
inlet
and
It
wont
be
long-
before
the
going
is
easier.
You
hike
to
the
summit
to
see
all
Prince
Rupert
and
theSkeena
spread
before
you.
Paste
this
in
your
hat.
Don't
go
too
far
up
the
inlet.
Otherwise,
when
you
reach
the
top,
from,
another
point
of
commencement.'
you
will
behold
scenery,
but
only
more
peaks.
Rupert
would
be
"over
there,"
but
you
do
not
see
.it.
This
is
the
circus
season.
Be
lieve
it
or
not,
Prince
Rupert
hasy
had
big
tent
shows
when
there'
was
far
less
reason
for
suchis'
display
of
nerve
than
-now-.
Once,
away
back
when,
a
dime
looked
like
money,
darned
At
an
.alleged
big
top
did
not
come
to
town,
parade
down
Third
Avenue
and
i
bring
up
with
a
bang
where
the
court
house
now
stands.
People
.needed
amusement
and
had
no
j
particular
objection
to
being
mildly
stung.
For
sometimes,
a.
shown
can
be
so
.
bad
it
actually
i
is
good.
Prince
Rupert
has
always
been
roadconscious.
Even
before
the
railway
was
in
full
operation,
this
yearning
for
a
highway
was.
oorn.
People
discussed
the
desirability
of
a
"road
around
the
hland."
No
one
seemed
to
care.
a
picayune
about
cost,
necessity.
or
engineering
considerations.
Once,
It
almost
seemed
as
though
the
public
would
get
away
with
it.
Back
in
the
woods,
opposite
a
point
between
the
wireless
sta
tion
and
marine
department'
buildings,
a
start
was
made.
But,
It
was
little
more
than
a
gesture.
However,
"a
road
around
the.
Island"
is
on
the
way.
If
not
partly
accomplished.
In
one
way
or
another,
the
past'
35
years
witnessed
a
lot
that
worked
toward
fitting
in
with
the
early
dreams
of
those
who
came,
first
HAY
FEVER
hiief
ha
W
wm-
-a.
Ickly,
mir
l--by
(hogtaailf
who
once
uflered
liom
me.
lUtawini,
lrrilittd
y.
icchy
ean.
nd
wlio
tneucd
nd
wtwwl,
cuuglied.
ebuked.
tpluttttcd
cvrry
yr.
Now
tliey
tlffp,
wok,
fnl
noimsf
IhwU
i
la
TrmpUion.VRAZ-MAH.
Vou
mcdn't
tufltr
Hy
hc,n
miwry.
lk
RAZ-UHnd
(rl
tlKielwf
you
lorif
(or.
50c,
It
Mdnmliu.
Kl
NOTICE
The
Dally
News
wishes
to
draw
attention,
to
the
rule
that
classified
and
transient!
advertising
Is
payable
in.
advance
at
the
office,
at
tlma
of
presenting
copy
for.
adver-?
'tlslng.
Those
desiring
to
advertise
in
this
manner
In
the-Dally
News
are
asktd
to.
assist
the.
office
and
respect'
this
rule
by
refraining,
from
,
telephoning
classified
ECUADOR'S
FARMERS
Agriculture
suDDorts
about
90
Prince
Rupert
per,
cent
oi,
Ecuador's
popula-
and
Mrs.
O.
Brn7flL
EIjUO"-
Paso,
Texas;
G,
McCallum,
Vanr
couver;
J.
J.
Eairley,
Vancouver;
M.
Chawrun,
Vancouver;
IL
II
ALMOST
TWO-BITS
Z
Ti,
T.
,
The
monetary
'
unit
in
Hun-
t
Church,
Vancouver;
Mr:
and
Mrs.
,
,v.
a
i
age.
value,
of
20
cents.
ARHENETTE
KIT
ComciJn
limulotoJ
alligator
in
auorltd
xooon
of
black,
V?
brown,
rtd
and
Announcement
PLAYGROUND
ACTIVITIES
pv
vt
v..
AND
Ell
,
Those
taking
part
were,
Ama-
Seal
Cove
children
had'
their
zons
Dot
Marshal.
Jean
Sharpe.
elephant
sale
yesterday
and
It
I
Annette
Windle,
Vera
Woiiden,
was
a
big
success.
Parents
and
Hazel'
Paulsen,
Norma
Mont-frlends
gave
It
such
generous
j
gomery,
Marge
Tattersall,
Flor-support
that
all
the
articles
j
tie
Uagshaw
and
Bernlce
Hood.
were
sold
in
fifteen
minutes.
The
sum
of
$850
was
cleared.
Articles
were
neatly
wrapped
and
the
fact
that
the
buyer
could
not
be
quite
sure
of
wnat
she
was
getting
added
touch
of
delightful
uncertainty.
Of
course
it
Is
difficult
to
make
a
book
look
like
anything
else;
I
At
McClymont
Park
swlmmlns
j
attracted
twenty-two,
although
j
these
were
not
all
the
sarr.c
twenty-two
as
were
there
on
Saturday.
The
children
are
being
made
to
feel
at
home
in
the
water.
They
are
being
shown
that
the
water
will
support
ihem
If
they
give
it
a
chance
and
the
confidence
thus
Rained
gives
them
every
encourapement
to
go
on
to
further
feats.
In
a
girls'
fastball
game
something
of
a
record
must
have
been
made
by.
the
Amazons.
They
scored
21
runs
in
an
Inning.
TJie
adding
machine
nearly
gave
up!
But
all
were
quite
happy.
With
more
directed
pvoc-tlcethe
girls
will
do
beer
and
the
teams
will
be
reorganize-1
so
that
thf-y
will
be
more
equll
In
playing
ability
and
size.
.You'll
adore
It
th
ntw
Ardon.tl.
Kit
by
Eliiobtth
Ardenl
It's
tht
perfect
partner
to
liavef,
'.Itltd
with
exquisite
Elizabeth
Arden
Euentialt
for
tovelinest.
The
Ardenette
Kit
oiturei
.you
of
beauty
,
;
,
wherever
you
go
I
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REOPENS
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Renovated
and
Under
New
Management
WE
SPECIALIZE
IN
SEAFOODS
SALADS
ITALIAN
AND-
MEXICAN
DISHES
Take-out
Orders
Given
Special
Attention
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J.
COMKK
and
JOHN
I'EOPONES
Proprietors
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PHARMACY
LTD.
(E.
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Wallace,
Manager)
"Your
Friendly
Drug
Store"
Third
Avenue
at
Sixth
Street
PHONE
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.
Annette
windle
ana
jeananarpe
alternated
as
pitcher
and
catch
er.
The
Alderettes
were
Barbara
Moore,
Roberta
Paul,
Agnes
Macintosh,
Lorraine
Garvlch,
Dar
lene
Olsen,
Carol
Moorehouse,
Jackie
Moore,
Anita
Brew,
Lyime
Nlckerson,
Marjorle
Howe,
Jean
Orimble
and
Dorothy
Ilibbard
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of
Canada
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the
right
match
for
good
food
any
kind,
any
time,
anywhere.
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thiril-quenching.
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have
Just
received
a
large
shipment
of
cedar
blilngles.
Let
u
supply
youriiMda
now
while
they
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North
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aim
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to
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