'Continued
from
page
2)
Tuesday,
Aril
1U,
1051
;
political
treacheries,
the
knif-
j
lings,
the
dislovaltiea
of
W.
A.
C.'"
lt"
He
had
not
arranged
it.
There
were
more
cattle
-.hvco
Bennett
and
Mrs.
Tilly
Rolston,
ne
could
nly
atch
him
speU-
and
lamU
but
fewer
hors'-s
on
s
iwho
bolted
Coalition
ranks
to
?ound'
wondering
how
even
Canadian
farms
last
De-ember
i
become
Independents.
Because
1
"-u8e
a
bdy
as
hU
could
con-
i
tnan
a
year
r,-
Tr,e'
'
:they
are
Conservatives,
they.
in;taln
the
emotional
power
that
number
of
hones
has
declined
(effect,
slapped
the
face
of
their
was
toucnln8:
every
fibre.
steadily
since
194'
icauci,
ivii.
Aiiscomo.
wun
a
i
4-
V
:-TrTii:t
f
:
more
stinging
blow
than
they
slapped
the
Premier's'
face.
On
two
occasions
in
the
House,
the
terrifying
twin
emotions
of
fury
and
rae
swept
uncontrolled
through
Mr.
Ansaomb,
seized
him
and
gripped
him
like
a
vice.
Usually
he
wears
a
mass
in
a
crisis,
but
not
then.
It
was
almost
frightening
to
see
hl:s
great
frame
so
seized,
his
eyes
that
are
kind,
blaze
and
glare
with
hatred.
It
was
not
amusing,
one
could
not
criticize
him
if-
t;
'Sim
'
'
I
-i
--
I
'
-Is
M
J
i
4,
yet
f
v
I,
f
,
f
m--f
"
r
riii-
ti
-i
trtwifMiiiir
DOUBLE
DISTILLED
StmVtm'Sf4y
St.
"mM
LlMIL
of
the
Star
Trophy
are
Prince
Rupert
Jets,
Senior
"B"
Basketball
cham-
pfcns.
Don
Forward,
Civic
Centre
doctor
makes
the
announcement
while
Jets'
star
player
Joe
DavU
grins
over
the
cup.
Bill
Bennest,
Penticto
i
Omegas'
coach,
says:
"We
was
robbed'"'
s
SHIPS
AND
j
hotel
.
arrivals
i
:
v
SkiHeil-
You'll
enjoy
llie
mature
per
(Prince
ltd
pert)
WATERFRONT
fection
fur
villi
h
tMn
f.mio
1
'By
Mamie
Bulger)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Reid;
Port
Es-siiigton:
G.
W.
Milne,
Toronto;
H.
M.
Simmens,
Vancouver;
S.
A.
Sabnonson,
PortlaiuU
Oregon.
(lan.iili.iii
ltr
Whii-ky
bat
traditionally
Leeu
noleil
...
a
Marfr'tHHi
reengni.eil
ly
llie
people
if
5.(.
who
appre
tap
654
i
.SATIO.N'AL
SHOTS
like
these
won
f-;r
Prince
Rupert
Jets
St-iuur
"B"
cliampion;
hip
recently
when
they
defeated
m
Omegas
by
more,
than
40
points.
Here
Rupe
Holkeslad
j!i
a
ru-.li
shot
as
Omega's
Cowboy
Douglas
stands
helpless.
Ideal
conditions,
were
enjoyed
by
all
skiers
on
Mount
Hays
Sunday
afternoon.
But
the
scenery
was
considerably
changed,
with
the
snow
two
feet
deeper
than
at
any
previous
time
of
the
season.
It
certainly
took
the
steepness
out
of
such
runs
as
the
Pretzelmaker
and
even
the
amateurs
were
quite
fearless
pass
Ten
Alaska
cruises
wiLi
be
op-
I
erated
from
Vancouver
through!
Prince
Rupert
by
the
Union'
steamer
Chilcotin
this
summer.
First
of
these
voyages
will
bring
the
Chilcotin
here
northbound
on
the
afternoon
of
June
11
with
members
of
the
Nile
Tempi.-
of
Shrtners
who
will
be
here
again
June-16
from
9
a.m.
tu
3
pm
southbound.
The
Chilcotin
will
be
operating
on
a
ten-day
schedule,
with
calls
at
Prince
Rupvrt
both
northbound
and
southbound.
Her
points
of
call
will
also
include
ciate
the
fiill-limlieil
II.
iv
our
and
m
llmv
rH'linexs
of
B.C.
Double
Dislille-I.
wilding
led
j
Broadcast
of
Hockey
Games
Higher
ing
over
its
usually
wicked
j
banks
and
turns.
!'
Executing
some
difficult
par-
Oll-I
...141-
,
THE
feRITtSH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
no.
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
tic
pn
iciaa
l
laptiu
Plmnm.
&IMantial
Increase
is
NW
WESTMINSTER,
B.C.
i
uu3
witn
grace
irq
ease
No
word
,
had
been
received
at
was
Russ
!..,
m.
.
-,
Davis,
Toronto,
who
s
nis
i
ear
iver
i.asi
!
c
....
.
IU
lveftiMMM
u
mi
-hiUuIm-J
ot
dipiyd
by
-"
Cwol
Bond
tk.
Cawmmi
t,sum
of
m.m
was
siw.it
,.T"
Yn
,w
"""-morning
a
visitor
in
town.
Ketchikan.
Juneau,
Skagway
Glacier
Bay,
Sitka,
Metlakatla!'
Gardner
Canal,
Butedale
and
This
advertisement
is
not
pulilished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
iiidiii"
in
Prince
Rupert
j
v
j-
unc
ouuniey
m
Cup
finaLs
between
Toronto
and
Without
doubt
the
partama
Montreal,
comnnenctng
tomorrow
nat
spited
by
Eddie
Dawes
was
night,
would
be
broadcast.
-
th
n
and
onfv
chiDeau
of
ucean
Falls.
1
March
as
compared
with
&,
hi
tiie
.same
month
last
t
;
"ir
it's
on
the
network
at
all,
altI
tvPe
ver
to
be
seen
or
'iked
to
talk
to
but
it
is
hopid
we'll
get
it,"
Clarence
Iasulan-
worl
n
Mount
Hays.
Makes
one
ne'
not
too
spoiled.
If
he's
en-
year's
building
total
is
ST1.175
as
compared
with
m
tiie
.same
month
last,
aer,
station
manager,
said.
quue
a
man
oi
distinction,.
Ed.
.
"lB
'o
do
any
more
skiing
thi
TrTR.nl
:ea.tiim
K'it
iiicf
u.t.
nr.
l-
mu
to
near
oy
tomor-
:
Q(ld
'
Rrf
,fe
row
morning
at
the
latest.
v"r
v
t,5
back
from
San
the
old
hickories
up
the
hi'l
is
a
follow
all
again.
iii.liidcs
the
followin;;
;
I).
JuliiLSLon.
42(1
5th
Aviv
MP.
Him,
repairs.
en
fieri
ir
Ailams.
1
032
2nd
Ovcr-
tt
illill.
Iinimlalion
footiii'.i.s.
Lilian
Laundry,
fith
A'o.
t'Mi,
alterations.
-..'I.
7th
Ave.
East,
t
J
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:
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1
aiiilil
inn.
7sa0it
C0MPITIHS
CA1IISI
uJJJj
u
VUlCfJ
!jO
UtJJOtjU,;
;
it
Y'Jiin
.s.
m:
iti.ii
Aui.
From
Vancouver
(Monday)
O.
Milne,
J.
Cook,
N.
Bender,
H.
N.
Simmens,
O.
Holmes,
A.
N.
Brock-esby,
P.
Tray,
Mr.
ONjill,
Mr.
Oiierliiij;,
L).
Mcl.eod,
Mr.
Sal-numson,
C.
II.
Bxssettk
R.
Wray,
J.
A.
MeQuudu,
F.
MeCiiiin,
II.
Prince.
From
Sandspit
(Mondavi
j.
i
;
m
i
i
nil
rune
.
-
Men!
J.
Wk-k,
1213
Ut
ach
Pla.'e,
fi
-in.,
In,
U,(1
reairs.
r
U.ircy,
-iiii
Ave.
Kasl,
'J.
in1-
iw,.ljii
.
Mr.
Mct'onkey.
Mrs.
McConkey.
I
Ti
,
,
4
.
.
.
1
r.
m.
1
zsz
mwwm
JMP
1
:rf
J
WITH
overdrive
-
hi
mmi
m
f,rst
piace
Pnm,
rM
.
...
-ih
Ave.
La.st,!Wllli,lmsun
ML
L
s
!
"ll"':;
Mr-
Q'",By.
Mrs-
Williamson.
J.
tj
1-1(1...
1'
i
waterfront
r
,
Bowker.
Mrs.
W.
C,
Sheardown,
i,
i
.in.-,.
I
urt
hi
of
vcr
inn
.i.
.
.
...
...
.
'
lU-re
is
what
you
look
for
in
sluies
.
.
.
Top
'
comfort,
quality
ami
value!
.
.
.
We
have
a
wide
selection
of
buiiinv-ss
a
n
i!
casual
st
yies.
Drop
in
Today!
'Ill
itma
'.
Vii'l.s.
i
,
.
vv.
c.
iceier,
invxier,
K.
L.
i3
7th
Ave.
West.
AlKlprwm,
A.
E.
Werk.
To
Sandspit
(today)
Miss
V.
Fairbalrn,
C.
C.
Naylor.
't-'i'al.im.s
Noraay.
5th
Ave.
East-,
;;lJii,.',
new
n,,r.
A.
ivrre,
ism
Graham
Sl.Oiio,
eoiK-rete
b.i.se-Jal
repairs.
Fashion
Numerical
--!reii".th
of
tin
,
principal
racial
stocks
in
Canada
!;:t
fie
time
cf
the
1941
censu
,
ws.
in
order,
French,
EnglLsli.
Sci'ltlsh,
Irish,
Oermtm
Ukran
lan,
Scandinavian,
Nethe
'.sands,
Jewish
and
Polii-h.
'
M
Ave..
2IMI
ret!itr
root
wear
W
Sons
Ltd..
Hiivv
rf.v.
Kherts,
$4,500,
new
f
..'It.
,
c
4
v
-
as?
f
,
V
?-
3
t
xvwttMr-
v-s
i
""
Co..
(IK.
Sr.l
Avn
!lm
'
"'H'ttc
repairs.
''iiiiimm.
5th
Ave
Rust..'
'
aamcia
repairs.
I
'
I'
1
j
iv
i.
T
.
Wr
I
Through
city
traffic,
-inert
heat
and
r
toivrrtng
lvw!4
.
ij-
,
.
-?
,
vJl-
-
ai
s
"
J
mountains,
tht
Ford
V-8
equipped
with
Overdrive
.
'''"des,
754
51
ti
A
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'
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-
fliwwwiiC
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porcn.
u.
n
Mi
j
y
w
m
m.
j.
v.
a
Aw
i
urn
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vi.,,,,
r....,
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Sl.llDO.
rennli-.
ill
J.yfenHRiffl
r
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i:'i'-tlllans(:n
lo
O'u
a..
'
GRUELLING
840-IY1ILG
CCL1PGTITI0C
.
bllilitinn
...i.
v:ui.
sin
7i
h
ir...,,
-dcliiion
to
porch.
Proves
what
owners
say
about
i
!'r;,',han,
430
lllh
Ave.
I
''".
new
construction.
FORD
ECONOMY
how
to
mtuvi
SIMDIE
HSORE
THROAT
-i-H'r
warm
oil
tT.ely
A
It
.ck.
Rub
n
w,l.
'
-7
09ing
,,!
1
!
Ulandi.
At
d,ufl.
Everywhere
in
Canada,
owners
of
the
new
Ford
V-8
are
enthusianQo
ily
reporting
ezceptionnl
savings
on
ftaxoline.
Now,
in
the
fumoua
annuitl
MtibtlgiM
Keonomy
Run,
traditiomil
l-'ord
economy
has
leed
proved
in
open
competition.
There
is
no
tougher
test
than
Uiii
gruelling
840-mile
grind.
Competing
against
all
earn
in
its
price
field,
the
new
Font
equipped
witn
Overdrive
took
first
place
in
Class
"A"I
Why
not
prove
Ford
economy
for
yourself
See
your
Ford
Dealer
and
"Test-Drive"
the
Economy
Winner!
There's
no
better
.
.Of
03
yoarLn.o
1
way
tu
be
convinced
that,
"You
can
pity
murt
bat
THI
WINNMJ-
I
-
,5?i1'
fe
'
Z'
v
J
plorpA.
Vi
1
-
pi
-A
'Cup
Award,
t
--"
I
you
can
t
buy
better."
If
Tht
Famtus
Ford
V-t
J00
Hp.
Englnt
.
.
.
owner-proved
.
.
.
road-proved
.
.
.
fops
a
economy
is
its
class
I
A
FORD
OVEUMtlVI
.
.
.
optional
at
extra
coot
.
.
.
pay
for
itaelf
in
gas
savings.
It
lets
the
engine
"loaf"
while
the
car
hustles!
Gives
you
smoother,
quieter
performance
.
.
.
and
reduces
engine
wear.
Th
AAA
Contwt
Borr
fttfrm
inw
thf
winnrr
by
a
"ton-mil
pw
CMllon"
formula
to
inwue
tii,il
ihunce
hr
nil
rar
in
rach
cKwi
fpaanllms
of
ata
ami
wright.
f.n-miles
per
r;i11oh
equals
iheutr
i
nlit
(incthrliBK
pttswnjtfr)
iti
tuns,
multiplirii
by
number
oi
lllilM
TlIJl4ll
.lit
nlJ
K.
..IIIwiU
-.11.
.....
,
J
IE,1,U
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il
serve
'
pm
I
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,
.
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K
1750
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lJy
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DRYGIN?
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L
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Roopi
r
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-
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JosrpM
.John
Vlt-ki
rm
nCaltt
!
vonv
mndoh
mt
ciN
0'
f
lj
L-
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f
'
is
listiiui
u
emit
Hi
lutriwii
i
ferty
rr:
-pj
f;
I
Calvert
aVssu
-
!L
feaSj'-L
'va;r",'..iuK,A
-.-pan.,
Chilcotin
day,
t
Noon
'
mr-MMfA
t
ainosun-;
M
stewar,
ANT
i;;'11
SIMPSON
IP
A
EKE
IS
LI
B.
Iiivim,
1,1
Wr.r.fi
fUtl'TTE
1SI,ANI)S
I
13
and
"7
Ra,
I.MnKJ.sk,np
.
FORD
and
MONARCH
DEALERS
"Home
of
Friendly
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
ilA"i:R"ARet
vMiHmmtmti'mmi
i
irrpiimi
uMiMa
"
-iriiinW
.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
0fi
nionfi
sea
J