6 saturday, Septembe 6. 1952 WALLACE'S DEPARTMENT STORE SALE Boys’ and Girls’ Wear EXTRA PANTS FREE! OR 0% off amie enn re HOUSE OF STONE CLOTHES MEN and WOMEN % SUITS % TOPCOCATS * SLACKS Largest Selection at LING the tailor 220 Sixth Street Phone 649 il il ill alls lll lll lll lll lll lll al ict ill ll li i lt lt tilt it itt tit ili For sturdy Oxfords and Loafers, and ali other types of shoes suit- able fer School, you can be sure of expert FASHION FOOTWEAR We attention at Fit Your Children’s Shoe: CORRECTLY Prince Rupert Daily News ] } A Friend 25.90 Anonymous 25.00 . s Anonymous 10.00 fore Aa Murdo MacArthur 10.00 a W. Crego, Port Edward 10.00 eects —— | Rupert Bakery 10.00 OSTRICH DRIVER—James (Slim) Wolstoncrof. of Lethbridge, A x feet 64% inch Howe & McNulty 5.00 242 pounds, drives a strange mount in an ostri*h race at Shelby Volstoncroft, a drum A. A. Verfeldt, Pt. Edward 5.00 mer in a Lethbridge pipe band visiting Shelby, Was drafted to tak h runs and fin R. C. Telford 5.00 ished second. There were only two entries (Cc p PHOTO Peter Pan Gift Shop 5.00 —<———— Mrs. J. H. Thompson 5.00 G. Philippson 3.00 1936 CHRYSLER SEDAN 425" $799 1939 PLYMOUTH in very coed condition 1936 CHEVROLET so .00 Excellent eooe” $95 ’ 1949 STUDEBAKER SEDAN $ .00 New paint, air cenditioned, good rubber 1650 Deo You Need A Good All-Purpose 1945—-1500cwt. Licensed Truck? $6 45° Superior Aute Service 3rd Avenuc W. LIMITED = Phone Green 217 4-wheel drive, rood condition > ||) First Day Nets $234.50 For Red Shield First day of the Salvation Army Red Shield campaign has resulted in nearly 10 per cent reached f the objective being | with donations totalling $234.50 And we've only had a slow start,” says campaign director iT. M. Christie. “We hope to get most of the collectors out on Monday.’ Following jcontributing Sheriff M. M A Friend is the list of those $25.00 25.00 Stephens ene oan rR STE WART GRA in TODAY 7:00 - 9:05 EVP. IT WAS SHOCKING) = the first time a woman doctor dared ~ to crash a man’s world! ~ the first time she dared to ride a racing ambulance!,. . M-O-M's trwe-life love drome of » @ women ductor and tee men in ber life! wxe ALLYSON \VGi KENNEDY: ‘MERRILL | With MILDRED DUNNOCK + JESSE WHITE» MARILYN es | TOTEN MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY Bette Davis Picks up Threads b. J. Byrene 250, kvening Shows 2 - 9 pam ) Pp red Mrs. J. Eyolfson 2.50 A. FAMOUS PLAYERS 7 Blain Bros 2.00 In R h | f B d Sh King George Rooms 2.00 , ' _ _ a e earsa oO roa way oO Ww A Friend 2.00 TODAY VIRGINIA MAYO RONALD REAGAN 4 Mrs. T. A. McMeekin 2.00 6:50-9 ‘SHE'S WORKING HER WAY THROUGH (oy . : : ; { s. f : rray 20 By BOB THOMAS “Who wouldn’t be nervous? But} h in the fie] hg : we Ly : = a aia _,/ I'm not worried. It’s a fine show neerned about facing wa A . ot — SUNDAY MIDNIGHT ONLY — IOLLYWOOD (AP) Bette | and I'll do my best to help make|a live audience after all these|H. B. Valentino — Davis was preparing to leave|jt a pit Ogden Nash has writ- S. Saville 2.00 JOHN IRELAND MARIE vies : x eek for New York, where ten some wonderful material.” O urse not! Oh irst Sam Currie ...... 2.00 : Will Degin Tehearsais Fa 4“) Will she sing in the show? nig 1 New York may be we. | Mrs. H. Allen 2.09 ' : ¥ Two Is Company It wi “Certainly I'll sing! It’s a musi- | But the: no difference in tr G Mc€lentock 2.00 Basketball Fix Two Doll t Broadway show since} 6g) isn’t it?” * ’ If you're an acior,| Mrs. J. Penninger j 2.00 tt yet 1} r z ° ‘ > , wi € she ‘came to Hol aywood for &) {s she practicing a time step} 3 actor! It doesn’t mat-|P. W. Parry 2.00 listinguished career that has|for the dance numbers? te it’s stage, pictures,|P. R. Plumbing 2.00 lasted more than two decades Now, really, how long has it/television or radio. You're still|“75" Taxi 2.00 se I'm nervous!” said|been since you've seen a time|acting ; E. A. Nickerson 2. As brutally hd alc CP TTT ti Who enerally | step in a revue? Jerome Robbins This matter of ‘going back’ to | H. 8. Nickerson 2.00 ree ie ha mT sp 1 exclamation marks.'gs doing the choreography, and! ; stage is ridiculous! You | Mrs. Perkins 2.0 ; P F Phaon't ‘eo back! to te staee. It's |4 Oswold 2.00 ae hurls at his Md merely a matter of ge raphy; |P C. Garrett 2.00 acting is acting in any medium R. Garries 2.00 Miss Davis added that she will|M. J. Saunders 2.00 stay with the show as long as|D. Sherk 2.00 WATERFR NT : yw needed. That could mean | Miss & A. Seans 2.00 ars, if its’ a hit. Is sne|Dr. J. F. L. Hughes 5.00 about being off the/|P. G. Jomes 2.50 hat long? O. Olafson 6.90, - WHIFFS © ot in os least! The or as | neon get good things done lfhis bu isine 38 is a » take he an ce iP 2 i| Thal seen Province Ss Rai Way » wood—it pa now to OU mk repair Work is still being per-,end of Masset Inlet, Queen; chances.’ ~ Has Own Lake Fleet Ta formed on the Danub,e an Al- Charlotte Islands, into a lighted) y~aKES CHANCES Re iskan craft that ran ashore on | automatic beacon has been an- : i , 4 F , 3 3 : Bette is certainly a gal who N 7 > Tum ka ed Queen Charlotte Islands af-'! nounced by the Department of | po ¢05 eh; ances, Bing ha anil HOR rH BAY Ont r A rides? her owner and operator was|Transport. The mew. beacon),, many tovns th her wanes provincially-owned | railroad is lie sh a ma Lvurns 1 >r é at & nor at wh . vht ss ; to stricken with illness some time|shows a flashing white light after playing ingenues taints | Se ee Own freight ang pas-' Pd igo. Eventually the Danube wasj\and is visible for five miles a fiver on the unattractive role! ae Hest through * ee lvaged and brought here for aimed dt bhidred iu "Or Human Bette, ee ee ee JERRY WALD & NORMAN KRASNA porn . . Miiar 1 "AT Iman mnda- 5 9 . t range - eneral overhaul The freighter Ocean Venus,| aoe” Jt started her on the road a ite 26 erart — from ng (K: PAUL ne a | which arrived from the Orient o r ‘ a47-ton sesel CRRET EE URS BARBA A . to being the screen's top dram-| Lake Nipissing near here to movement of salmon} |not quite a week ago to load! atic actress ‘et oe = nag packers from Ketchikan to] barley at the Prince Rupert ele- “"She changed a secondary rok nort! Se ee ROBERT RYAN: - MARILYN 2 Prince Rupert continued active| Vator, may not sail for another jn “The Man Who Came to Din- Yan hrough the week, there being | few days. This is the vessel that/ fer” because she felt she needed|,, 1%® Ontario Northern Boat- hipments and the boats,|as an English captain with a 4 conredy. While most other top | 2es Was organized in 1944 as a ' the Sydney, the Dagney and the| Chinese crew. The next vessel| names shunned television, sh subsidiary 5 pe Beavince’s On- Ve Robert Eugene. There’s a huge|coming here for barley is not, did a comedy show with Jimm tario Northland Railway total of* salmon on this part of| looked for until the passing of Durante and eevn helped out on At Timagami, 65 miles north 6T RTS i¢ coast as a result of this|#bout another week. the commercials. of here, 14 boats provide twice A agon’s Catch. as wellas cartier Ce Right now she’s finishing up daily service for 5.000 resident MONDAY It was suggested in this col-|“The Star,” another example oo — of ee umn. a week ago that the Chi-|her taking a,chance. It's a bit-| ‘°F. = an ee Pewee ve Until she is fit to resume. the nese. crew of ‘board’ the \Océan | ter.stery-of-a Hollywood star winro pag be rer ns aid argc ey | CPR teamer Princess Ma-|Venus was possibly the first| hits: the downward ‘trail. No ge tg rade hid? Dheen, % Bc Sue igs sy has a ee 5: ,.|connection with Bette Davis ae “20s. Se muna i oe fol 39 yea ; ” duty, cver seen on a liner doing busi- eee ith da, pride of the fleet, plies Lake ih 1 ly ran on the south) ness at Prince Rupert. However Nipissing and the French River ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ONLY — ( f 7 v +g c ig } go > , t * rer a I ea oe da ver te local port nistory aiscioses that on sight-seeing tours carrying replacemen : or e ‘ 9 ¢ neers ime being the Union SS Co,|Prior to the completion of one "eu tretght ‘oun 1 tw i 4 J SS ‘ § aig canoes anc fo te ihe bata p re ae In ni ° ne | < } Chilliwack is providing a Grand Trunk Pacific one cane | portage canoes make up the 14 lop-gap service on the west| here from the Orient with a} fleet on James Bay. Four of the j ag" * € le . . ‘ amine i , ss ‘ past run. Of late, the Princess! shipment of cement. This vessel | | freight canoes work from the ae. s boilers have been! 124 a crew of Chinese, the ear- || _— ee camp at Be Sure To See eaking ; : ; anné ‘ ar » others me 89 being consigned, im part, to| oe wavaatiter atecssoan cna Our Fine Selection 01 When Prince Rupert first be- the contracting firm of Foley, | Moose Factory Island : cl gan to be heard of, it was notic- Welsh & Stewart and the Can-|| ' viclcsnaehitcigisediiendinatteuvaimnincenies TOWELS, FACE : = ace British one adian Fish and Cold Storage Co, | f PRIMITIVE REGION TFA TOWELS, DISH clo charts, there appeared a small; \@ It has been estimated that 85 ; d ; | iy 5 n notice to the effect that the per cent of Bolivia's population POT HOLDERS qa coast data, approaching Hecate | of 4,000,000 can neither read nor MITTS. Straits, the Queen Charlotte Is- y, k B | write lands and Dixon Entrance was an 5S, roo 5 provided by. fishermen. Drop lead In Conversion of the da} beacon | on Sloop Island at the north| P tR CLIiv#® McKai, top man on Da Waa br . | ennan ace | the musical totem pole in yn | NEW YORK ® — Pennant Caiiadian Radio, will be master SUNDAY 518 le sonal rect - | hopes of the New York Yankees of ceremonies of the Robin l/and Brooklyn Dodgers suffere Hood progran which opens Doubleheader | HERES THE EQUIPMENT YOUVE 6 oe z Oy ee We hay a full dine o of K Ss, Shotguns, I'wenty-Twos ... Be sure of happy hunting this fall by going well prepared. Make this your hunting headquarters, Gordon & Anderson Phone 46 a # | bowed 3-2 to*Philadelphia anc | lead over Cleveland OIL BURNERS sue A ( EASY TERMS | WITH ESSO FURNACE OIL CONTRACT ASSURED jed Chicago White Sox 3-0. The Dodgers’ National Leagu jadvantage was slashed to sj games over New York Giants who came from behind to ni Philadelphia Phillies 4-3 on | pair of eighth inning homers. | today }opens a five-game series. 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