s
Prince
Rupprt
Daiiv
iNV-ws
Tuesday.
D?cemDcr
4,
i'Jal
oLearn
1
1
1951
Building
So
Far
$315,961
IMMEDIATE
PAVING
'Continued
from
page
1)
Uses
Building
permits
here
totalled
j
$25,575
in
November,
bringing
the
j
I
'
I
'
A
I
'
I
By
DOROTHY
ROE
1
-month
total
this
year
to
between
Prince
Rupeft
and
Terrace.
10.
It
is
felt
by
the
people
living
adjacent
to
and
travelling
on
Highway
16
that
much
of
this
highway
could
be
hard
surfaced
with
a
minimum
of
reconstruction,
so
as
to
give
a
safe,
moderately
good
paved
road,
at
a
reasonable
cost,
thus
entailing
at
lea-st
some
saving
in
maintenance.
At
the
suggestion
of
A.
P.
Crawley
it
was
agreed
that
the
preamble
of
the
resolution
should
aiso
contain
reference
to
importance
of
developing
high-
Carson,
recently
stated
at
a
public
hearing
in
Prince
Rupert
that
a
major
relocation
program
would
have
to
be
carried
out
on
the
highway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace,
before
it
could
be
hard
surfaced,
which
relocation
would
undoubtedly
be
a
long
delayed
and
very
Costly
project.
9.
The
proposed
building
of
a
road
by
the
Aluminum
Com
$'ii5,!)6i
compared
to
$837,197
in
;
NEW
YORK
(AP)-Is
it
animal,
vegetable,
or
at
the
time
v
'
'
"
'
new
building
same
j
.
last
year.
Figure
for
November,;
mineral
The.
old
game
is
up
against
some
touon
1UC.
however,
was
only
$5,900.
J
s(jddin
j
the"
new
fabrics
thut
are
on
the
market
Last
month's
total
included!
.
"
.
new
construction
of
three
dwell-
today.
A
generation
ago
the
answers
were
simple.
15
ltems
of
rePairJs
and
ad;:
Most
fabrics
were
either
cotton
or
linen
(vegetable)
"
dilions
to
existing
buildings,
and
new
construction
of
two
gar-
or
wool
or
silk
(vegetable).
pany
ol
Canada,
from
Kitimai
quantitif-s
in
clothing
and
fab
to
Terrace,
would
greatly
in-
iw3y
tourist
travel
as
anotnei
crease
the
vehicular
traffic,
j
reason
why
there
should
be
pav-both
private
and
commercial,
Ung
without
delay.
rics,
one
of
the
moat
important
ages.
;
But
now
we
have
clothing.
'
!
upholstery
fabrics,
automobile
AS
I
StE
IT
'tops
and
tires,
awnings
and
out-
'Continued
irom
page
2)
Jdoor
furniture
cavers
that
are
'
none
ol
these.
They
are
members
attention
of
the
police,
the
hos-
0l
the
vast
new
family
of
syn-
of
which
is
automobile
tups.
I
'i
!iir-l
'
-.
t
i
-.
Newest
of
the
synthetic
family
is
riacron
which
promises
to
Eivd
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
pnai,
me
morgue,
me
coroner,
the
undertaker,
the
crematory.
Yet
not
even
a
phone
call
was
thetic.s
which
are
changing
our
men
a
new
freedom
from
cl'an-wav
of
life
faster
than
we
think.
iPr's
biuS
thjs
man-made
fibre.
The
-woman
who
goes
shopping
i
,m
the
mai
ket
now
in
small
in
the
new
wonderland
of
mir-1
quantities,
is
used
in
men's
suits
ac:.?
fabrics,
with
the
purpose
of
tanrt
blend
in
women's
blouses
made
to
the
boy's
father
till
M
several
days
after
cremation!
FINEST
OF
COOKING
BEST
OF
FOOD
'getting
the
most
far
her
shrlnk-!and
other
wearirie
annaicl:
Its
SO
FAR
as
I
could
find,
this
ing
dollar,
needs
to
be
fully
in-!
greatest
value,
in
addition
to
ca.se
centres
around
nothing
formed
as
to
the
specific
advan-
:qu
-drying
and
easy
laundering
i
i
l-
-yjj
r'.
"y,
?
FOR
TAKE
OLT
ORDERS
PHONE
Z06
BROADWAY
CAFE
worse
than
personal
neslieence
One
or
more
policemen
and
other
public
officials
plainly
did
not
do
what
their
duties
should
have
required
them
to
do.
But
are
our
laws
strict
enough
and
mistake-proof
enough?
taees
of
each.
i
u:
jt;
reaiot-inco
to
wii-itie
:
The
man-made
fibres
are
get-1
Men's"
suits
of
dacron
have
i
ling
more
and
more
wonderful
jj,een
submerged
In
a
swimming
but
they
are
arriving
on
the
dried,
and
then
worn
with-
market
so
fast
that
most
aver-
out
pressing,
looking
-as
fivjsh
age
shoppers
are
confused
as
to
and
smooth
as
if
they
had
just
i
which
is
which
and
why.
-
'
come
Srom
the
lailor
!
Most
women
are
familiar
with
;
still
other
synthetic
fibres
are
the
first
of
the
synthetic
fabrics,
i
Etili
ln
,hp
tpst
tubes.
Newest
of
i
Let
us
ienore
frir
the
moment
the
asnect
of
sheer
inhumanity
of
callous
indifference
to
the
'
rayon,
used
in
a
great
percentage
aU
if
Du
Font's
"Fibre
E,"
a
form
feelings
of
the
family
under
such
'
01
lcminine
apparel,
tsui
many;of
viscose
rayon
which
will
be
circumstances.
I
ao
not
Know
me
uiuereiice
oe-,
usfd
for
upholstery
and
rugs,
is
)s
'..'.:i.Hr:i)'
Toi
'
iit'j
Maple
Ceaf
Bill
Juz(2
if
Muily
outnumfcjred
bj?
Chicago
Black
Hawk
4
1
!'
'ills
piny
near
the
Chicago
net
dur.n
a
rwent
Leaf-Hawk
encounter
in
Toronto.
partially
obscured
by
I
CP
PHOTO
I
tween
lts
tw0
Iorms
vlsRose
ana
impervious
to
raoths.
lisistant
Let
us
consirler
hnw
iich
sUn-
hoa
procedures
rouW
4&
1
acctaU:-
Viscose
rayon'
first'to
wear
and
weather
and
pro-auch
U
bc
3VOlved
Smm
chemlsU
test
i
mis
new
fields
of
usefulness,
abuses
.
nucn
eraver
graver
aDU.ses.
,
fa
j
sturd
and
tQU
,
can
onnini?
read
orS'suest
aT
what
they
mean:
vis-
ilaT.j
are
Fot-ulin
3i
McFaddcn
and
Dewbury
with
Luniley
Li,.,,-.
,::
J.
iifv
W
ill
5-1.
....
t
:
-
"
1
TV
1
out
positive
identification
of
the
Acetate
rayon,
introduced
'
ZT
iuxu
Sab
io
be
Wedding
Date
Changes
Hoop
League
Sked
quic
diving
and
resistance
to
I
;erson's
parents
can
anyone
fabric
in
drane
and
appearance,
lail
to
see
bere
that
cou;d
:
nnnirix
orenler
i-are
in
handlins.
i
abrasion;
orlon,
for
weather
re-e
stance;
dacron,
for
crease
re
on
rne
ALLEYS
lead?
A
move
is
now
under
way
to
re
What
a
beautiful
set-up
form
quire
specific
labeling
of
rayon
fabrics
as
"viscose"
or
"acetate
or
s
blend
of
both,
for
consumer
sistance;
"Fibre
E,
'
for
long-wearing
uphostcry
and
rugs.
All
of
them
offer
a
new
horizon
ol
luxury
and
usefulness
at
prices
within
the
reach
of
average
budgets.
Wedding
of
a
basketball
plav-jer
.scheduled
for
Saturday
night
has
disrupted
the
senior
hoop
j
league
schedule
but
not
seri-lously.
Jimmy
Flaten,
frontliner
would-be
murders.
The
victim
is
framed
in
circumstances
which
point
to
suicide.
But
nobody
gets
the
chance
to
check
up
on
the
official
story.
In
the
case
of
a
burial,
the
iii
Mhoil
Howling
LeaRUC
guidance
in
correct
cleaning
and
cae
of
garments.
Next
and
most
sensational,
of
the
synthetic
fibres
was
nylon,
i
Remember
when?
corpse
can
at
least
be
exhumed
which
was
introduced
late
in
and
an
autopsy
performed.
Cre-!
1838
and
since
has
revolutionized
a-ist
league
play
saw
some
.
ajjBn
qp,
ra
Electric
4-
8hen-
lo
Gordon
&
Anderson,
marries
hy
K"Sty
,"l
lo"'s"
Sliept
Metal
3;
Fashion
3;
!
-f
Irene
Kildal
Saturday
and
.1:
.Km
General
Electric
with
Wallace's
3;
Cook's
3;
Cantels
1;
1
tne
wnole
am
15
vited
to
the
""''
"'
1,13
aad
a
;lir,'p;
Canada
Life
1;
Headpinners
;
!
wading.
t
i.f
777.
For
the
ladies.,
nrpa,
wm
i
j)v
j.
peniuiin
Hob-
!
Therefore,
tonight
G
&
A
play
fjj'ii.
i
i.,.
Mi
d
high
.single
with
!
by
Q.
HMl's
Shop
0.
iMansons
in
place
of
Elks,
who
matkm
precludes
even
this
post-:
the
stocking
and
lingerie
mar-
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
defeat-mortem
safeguard.
:
ket.
Because
of
its
gi-eat
strength
'ed
University
of
Toronto
10-7
to
4
land
quick-drying
properties,
ny-Wjn
the
Canadian
footba'l
i
ion
has
become
a
staple
ward-
championship
25
vears
ago
to-
ir.t
rr-TT.
tr
1N
THE
Vancouver
there
is
case
,
robe
,tpm
Jn
m0fit
Nortn
Ameri-
(lay.
Ottawa's
second
consecu-no
suggestion
that
anyone
had
;
can
homes
NylQn
stockings
have
Uve
utJe
was
won
on
a
frozen
.,.!
Atie-
I'K-rce
captured
j
vision
-
Miller
Bay
4;
383
I
U1
face
the
Jewellers
Saturday
f
eanw
:vit:ois
wun
i-i.
i
Plumb-
Meanwhile,
the
Prince
Ca!)s
4:
R,,(l
D,.viis
4;
P.R.
j
Rupert
i:
h
mini
.kingle
game
wasiiriti
4;
Conrad
Seals
3;
Rnnth
!
Basketball
Association
Is
seek
any
unerior
mouvg
ior
me
ian-
i
rpnla.-j
imost
entirelv
and
fiiri
at.
TnrnnU
where
Jne
Mil-
ure
to
f.
i
i'7
l
i
iiice
Hii)ert
Plumb-
:
One
2:
Hi-Cj
i'ds
2;
PiotK-Cr
Mar-
Ing
one
or
several
.sponsors
for
Hi
i
:;,
while
team
high
i
ket
1:
Sons
of
Norway
0;
Rupert
'
a
senior
basketball
broadcast
notify
notify
the
the
family.
But
.
women
have
a
wide
range
ler
ua.s
the
outstandinu
star
Original
,
f
r..,n
uo'trahlnc
iTTfllirlinff
u,itU
V.
1
1.-
Uir.binrr
fni
tha
riltuH'.,
'i".i2
was
b.wled
by
j
Butchers
0;
B.C.
Packers
0;
Van's
each
Tuesday,
which
they
be-
cry
0.
nighU-'Owns,
slips,
girdles,
bras
squad
who
did
not
win
anothc
and
blouses.
i
Canadian
title
until
1940.
Ot
lieve
will
be
welcomed
by
Prince
Rupert
fans
who
carmot
attend
the
Tuesday
night
games..
"f
corpse
as
that
of
a
man
around
48,
and
when
everybody
agrees
that
the
deceased
looked
his
ivstiUvt
si'f-rFi5
Itawa's
Grey
Cup
victory
over
Old
Country
Nylon
was
ai'rinstant
and
sen-
Saskatchewan
Roughriders.
last
-which
was
261
i
actual
age
r.
i4
I
'
f"
.
'
1
i
I
his
adveriisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
t.y
the
Liquor
Control
Botd
was
their
first
sines
alional
market
success,
and
the
montn
or
by
the
Government
or
British
Columbia
FOOTBALL
dcmanii
for
it
still
exceeds
the
then,
supply.
Its
resistance
to
wear,'
j
wonder.
j
Are
our
laws
covering
proce-i
dure
to
be
followed
in
case
of
Stanky
to
ASKETBALL
TONIGHT
and
its
easy
laundering
endear-1
ed
It
to
women
almost
overnight.
However,
there
were
some
points
in
which
nylon
was
found
lacking.
Nylon
curtains
were!
ENGLISH
(TP
First
Round
Replays
Leyton
Orient
5,
Gorleston
4.
Stockport
County
1,
Gateshead
2.
York
City
0,
Bradford
4.
(1:"0
p.m.
.such
deaths
strict
enough?
In
this
case
the
boy's
father
was
right
in
town
right
in
the
phone
book.
What
of
such
deaths
when
they
occur
thousands
of
miles
from
home,
and
where
the-identification
papers
are
not
sd
obvious?
found
to
shrink
or
stretch
ac-
ii
sun:
coiding
to
weather
conditions.
It
did
not
withstand
exposure
to
1
.
i
!
;
!
r-
Leafs
vs
Bulgers
tunliaht
well.
(i:4
p.m.
Sa
ttw
ciiemists
got
to
work
BMEKMEIHATK
6-IUf
8
B
El
HERE'S
a
welcome
change
of
:
and
produced
a
new
fibre,
orlon,
subject:
!
which
had
many
of
nylon's
fav-
f
fli.in's
vs
Fraser
&
I'ayt
j
7:13
p.m.
fHM'llt-
Hats
off
to
the
Pvthian
f
rater-
!
orable
characteristics
and
in
ad-
UIRXED
PAPER
HE
fi
VV
nitv
for
the
erand
work
it
is
I
dition
stood
up
under
all
kinds
1
Pilot
Cards
I
NEW
YORK.
Eddie
Stankey
j
is
virtually
certain
of
succeeding
Marty'
Marion
as
manager
of
St.
Louis
CardinaLs.
No
definite
agreement
has
been
reached,
but
presidents
i
Horace
Stoneham
of
New
York
Giants
and
Fred
M.
Saigh
of
!
the
Cardinals
will
meet
within
;
the
next
few
days
with
the
hope
of
closing
the
deal,
brewing-i
since
the
world
series.
!
The
transaction
may
not
be
I
announced
until
the.
minor-'
league
baseball
convention
in
I
Columbus
next
week.
I
The
Cards
will
be
asked
to
jiiirrw
over
pitcher
Max
Lanier
!
and
outfielder
Chuck
Diering
v
r..
doing
for
children
across
Can-!
of
adverse
weather
conditions.
ada
suffering
from
cerebral
,
Orion
has
greater
absorbency
":
v
i.
Gordon
and
Anderson
9:1.0
p.m.
linmakers
vs
CCC
300
tr
palsy.
There'
are
over
400
if
I
than
nylon,
a
softer
feel
and
is
Hockey
Scores
Olianaean-Pacific
Coast
Ve:non
7,
Kerrisdale
3
"Fluffy
Stuff"
Makes
Skiers
Take
to
Hills
these
In
B.
C.
alone.
Nearly
all
:
impervious
to
humidity
changes.
r
'
can
be
helped
by
training
and
'
It
is
used
for
a
griat
variety
of
treatment.
Ceieb.-al
palsy
crip-
j
outdoor
fabrics.
It
a'so
is
used
pies
more
children
than
polio,
-in
curtains
and
in
experimental
for
Sankey,
who
will
then
sign
That
fluffy
white
stuff
is
onifls
g
piayer-manager
for
two
the
hills
and
skiers
are
bu.syj.,pars
at
$35000
per
sea-son.
putting
the
finishing
touches
to
1
.
rpn.ilrs
on
Doles,
harnesses.
1,
M
i
lirTayl
boots
and
tog.s,
for,
if
it
doesn't!
thaw
by
next
week-end,
there'll
be
skiing
on
Mt.
Hays.
That's
the
report
from
Prince
Rupert
fikl
Club
members
who
found
more
than
a
foot
of
snow
:
Protects
in
Rain
&
Snow
GILLETTE
ARISTOCRAT
GIFT
SET
nri
their
favorite
run
last
Siin-i.-
UUV.
.I'U
no
milt
.M.v,...r,
f
,
jv.
is;
two
feet
skiing.
there
since.
Aoout
needed
lor
limited
Food
is
too
precious
today
to
waste
ven
morsel!
Store
your
meat,
fish,
vegetables
and
other
perishables
in
Hnd--wrap
heavy
waxed
paper
.
.
.
protects
their
original
flavor
and
keep;
them
fresh,
moist
and
nourishing.
Left-overs,
too,
keep
better
in
Hand-e-wrap,
and
you'll
be
dollars
ahead!
Contains
gold-plated
one-piece
razor
and
10
Gillette
Blue
Blades
in
dispenser.
Simulated
pigskin
travelling
case.
Also
two
additional
GOOD
WRITING
WINNI1
KG
CP
Business
letters
should
be
easy
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stored
in
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heavy
waxed
paper
seals
in
soodness
nd
prevents
food
taint
in
cold
floras.
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lunch
boxes
and
picnic
baskets
in
Hand-t-wrap
for
finer
flavor.
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it
with
you
on
vacations
it
has
hundred
uses!
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Blue
Blades
in
dispenser.
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tube
of
Gillette
Shaving
Cream
and
an
extra
10-blade
...for
first-class
spare-time
training
ashore
and
afloat
which
can
help
you
get
ahead
in
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civilian
life!
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