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Rupert
Da.ly
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IV,
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RADIO
DIAL
To
Enforce
Regulations
CFPR
Conquer
Cancer
Subscriptions
(Subject
to
Change)
Your
Sleeping
Comfort
Is
Spring
Deep
Tardiness
This
Year
Hampers
Music
and
Drama
Planning
Due
to
late
entries
and
cancelations
the
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Music
and
Drama
Festival
regulations
will
be
"more
severe
next
year,"
Mrs.
E.
W.
Becker
told
a
meeting
in
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
Program
chairman
R.
Q.
Moore
rSi
Mrs.
K.
Twaites
.'.
$2
1
Mrs.
A.
Hoibroo.:
2
Prince
Rupert
Florists
2
Mrs.
C.
Lipsin
2
Family
Shoe
Store
:
2
Starr
Shoppe
2
Aiincnymous
2
Dr.
A.
A.
Miller
5
George
Cook
Jewellers
a
M.-I-eod
&
Ray
10
Mrs.
T.
Ketch.son
2
M.in-y's
2
Pioneer
Market
2
J.
J.
Scherk
5
Dr.
G.
Montgomery
5
Mrs.
C.
V.
Sutherland
2
W.
D.
Smith
5
Annette
Mansell
5
Bulger's
5
Ranee
&
Hardy
2
reported
that
the
deadline
for
entries
hadn't
been
adhered
to,
evn
after
the
extension
of
time.
Due
to
changes
in
entries
two
cancellations
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre
and
one
from
Booth-M
emorlal
High
School
plays,
the
program
com
mittee
is
re-making,
the
stencils.
There
were
also
late
entries
from
the
district.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
president
of
trie
local
kime
insane,
omu
nwi
j
the
rovaltv
comoantes
would
not
j
I
Dr.
J.
Munthe
5
I
Jerry's
Barber
Shop
2
.
,.lc:i;.e's
7
!
Sheardown's
4
Dybhaven
&
Hanson
2
i
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
5
Bulkley
Meat
Market
5
Mr.
Gamula
5
iso
man
i
turers
o
allow
pari
production
oi
wieir
spring
Dlay
to
be
presented
at
the
festival.
The
second
entry
from
the
Keistmore
start
with
the
spring
to
bring
you
lasting
sleeping
com
ff1x-o-ttot
McKenzie's
furniture
:
Gordon
&
Anderson
Rorie
&
Laird
Dry
Goods
&
Novelty
Shop
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co
Fowlie
&
Ruttlc
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:
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Orch.
:
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:
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:30
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:00
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:
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45
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:00
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for
Moderns
:30
Mining
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:
50
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:
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Morning
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:15
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30
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:
00
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of
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School
Bdcst.
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at
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Box
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Don
Messer
&
His
t:30
Livelier
C!hni--
fort.
Engineered
in
Hestmore's
own
hpeeiully
equipped
spring
division,
eaeh
spring,
be
it
rillxn
or
roil,
is
designed
for
comfort
and
long
life.
You'll
find
that
even
after
yearn
of
service,
your
Itestmore
spring
will
still
not
sag
squeak
or
stretch,
lit
eure
to
to
ask
for
Rest
more
I
(
dining
room
f
living
room
HT
Little
Theatre,
a
one-act
drama,
had
to
be
cancelled
due
to
the
inabilitv
to
get
a
director
for
the
p-orlnrtion.
Before
the
meeting
closed
reports
were
presented
bv
Rudolph
Olson
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergln.
Billeting
of
outside
visitors
w
discussed,
with
tnmt
anx!ey
brine:
"vnrrssd
bv
r
cve'-nHve
as
t-
the
resno.ise
being
shown.
Distribution
of
ti-kets
was
fanned
w"li
Arnt"
Boas
to
be
T'stpH
hv
F
.
T
Pkirn0'.
In
Camr
Bas't
S.
Procketer's
--pprr.
v
D.
Aldrldge
is
substitute
production
manager.
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PI
Mi?
If
Maturet
Bottled
Jllff
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Ellwand
W.
Scuby
:
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Joe
Slaggard
2
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Mitchell
&
Currie
Ltd
10
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2
iCapt.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
lngalls
.
2!
Rusalie's
3
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Armstrong
Agencies
51
Thompson's
Hardware
5
1
,
Wrathall's
2
Noble's
5
1
Fraser
&
Payne
25
H.
Erisson
2
J.
Wylie
2
Mrs.
B.
Menzles
2
C.
Abersrombte
2
'
A.
Earke
2
A.
MatKENZIE
Furniture
Ltd.
Phone
775
227
3rd
Ave.
West
MINERAL
WEALTH
Australia
has
rich
deposits
of
iron
ore,
magnesite.
oil.
sait,
graphite,
talc
and
gypsum.
.
Lambie
Total
to
date-
$302.75
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hotel
arrivals
ANTARCTIC
O!
ROYAL
NAVY
Taxi
Men
Talk
Over
Problems
VAST
FARMLAND
The
total
arable
land
In
China
was
estimated
in
1950
at
192,000
square
miles.
OSLO
(CP)
The
sc
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DEMERARA
RU
(Prince
Rupert)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
A.
White,
N.
Ogden,
W.
A.
McCann.
R.
A.
Watson,
R.
M.
Purdie,
A.
E.
Davidson,
ifver
Sa(vacjc
J
-Jii
Pliot
o
Soy
How
would
you
like
to
have
a
silver
mine
right
in
your
own
shop
Jack
Wrathall
has
and
says
it's
paying
off,
too,
even
though
he
nas
to
buy
Vni
silver
first.
A
photographer,
Jack
develops
a
lot
of
film.
The
light-sensitive
material
carries
a
heavy
coating
CREATED
DYNAMO
The
continuous
current
dyna
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
lite
11:.
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbie
Fe
agic
whale
hunting
;a
Antarctic
waters
which
ended
last
month
netted
the
10
Norwegian
expeditions
a
total
of
1,053.674
ta.rels
o;
wnale
cil.
This
com-p.iris
with
1
047,432
baneis
the
mo
wa1
Invented
by
the
Italian,
Piclnot'.i,
in
I860.
Vancouver;
F.
Alberti,
Seattle;
B.
C.
Bracewell,
Victoria;
H.
Phipps,
R.
G.
Lewis,
Westvrew;
W.
Trench,
Ocean
Falls.
,
i.v.ous
year.
BEAUTY
FOR
BATHROOMS
AND
KITH
I
SUGAR
RECORD
A'.'ocrta's
sugar
producticn
'.n'
lioO
was
at
an
all-time
high
of
U3,b0.i,300
pounds.
I
a.xi
fa:
c,
ncters
and
park-wer
riisi
up
d
at
a
meeting
the
.-.it
y
cab
rwraiors
in
the
...,..
u-,
Tuesday
night.
Of
the
24
taxi
operators
represented
al"
the
mciting.
17
voted
n
.;.
imtni'inv,
meters
in
cabs.
ve
"'o'nntically
to
go
up
with
the
installation
of
meters,
the
executive
of
the
Taxi
nointed
out.
Parking
decisions
will
be
held
r
'
,:
23.
r-hen
the
cabmen
will
have
a
final
meeting.
Soma
controversy
with
city
police
over
double
parking
at
show
time
by
cabs
in
front
of
theatres
will
be
further
discussed,
taximen
reported.
Louis;.
Knutson
was
chairman
foiernten
re
we
f
feci
Ther
it
a
distinctive
STYROTILE
colour
that
will
fit
into
youf
pfc
for
your
Modern
Home.
Our
plastic
tile
has
its
deep
lustrws
t
moulded
clear
through
each
piece.
The
colour
will
not
weor
off
fc,
it
will
on
ALL
other
types
of
tile.
Impervious
to
moisture,
it
will
not
ttej
oi
silver
which,
after
the
film
is
exposed,
"develops"
Into
a
nega-tivj
picture.
After
the
film
leaves
the
developer
it
must
go
In
an
acid
or
hypo
bath
which
removes
the
remaining
silver
that
has
not
been
attacked
by
ne
de
e.opvr.
And
here
is
where
Jack
gets
back
part
of
his
Investment.
A
cepper
core
is
left
in
the
.-pj
uink
on
v.-hkh
the
silver
co'lects,
a
little
at
a
time,
but
in
a
month
tlwre
is
usually
about
three
pounds.
Jack
ships
it
back
the
manufacturers
of
film
at
current
rate
for
silver
of
95
cents
an
ounce
"le.s
deductions."
"At
any
rate,
I
get
about
$40
to
$50
a
year
out
of
it
which
would
otherwise
go
down
the
drain,"
Uvj
photographer
grinned.
or
warp
and
it
heat
resistant.
Easy
and
economical
to
apply
o
vi
me
meeting.
'p.JP
inf..
lui
i
M
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niiuiiii.i
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(Tlichael
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new
surfaces.
Over
50
couple?
attended
the
fishermen's
farewell
party
heid
in
the
Sons
of
Norway
Hall
last
night.
Playing
for
the
dance
weie
Mike
Colussi,
accordion,
and
Percy
Curie,
guitar.
Master
of
ceremonies
for
the
t
annual
farewell
was
Nils
Gund-ersen
with
Mrs.
Julia
Slatta
in
charge
of
the
checkroom.
Included
on
the
entertainment
committee
were
Mrs.'J.
Peder-sen,
Mrs.
J.
Ritchie,
Mrs.
A.
Jensen,
Mrs.
O.
Giske,
Miss
Ellen
Wassang,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Gustavson,
J.
McNaughton,
J.
Schroeder,
J.
Johnson
and
n.
Hundeide.
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COLUMBIA
PIONEER
David
Thompson,
explorer
who
died
in
1857,
was
the
first
white
man
to
descend
the
Columbia
River
from
its
source
to
its
tnouth.-
.
AN
IXCLUSIVI
STYROTILI
FIATURI
Only
in
Styrotile
can
you
secure
a
complete
installation.
Only
In
Styrotile
it
supplied
comers,
base
and
capping
that
is
an
exclusive
feature
in
Styrotile.
Write
now
for
the
name
of
your
nearest
Styrotile
dealer.
I
il
l
TOL
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MADE
IN
CANADA
1
1
m
n
&
V!
ft
b
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i
to
MOM
I
VMMTI
LONDON
(CP)
Materials
used
to
mark
the
white
traffic
lines
on
British
highways
are
jo
scarce
that
the
Transport
Ministry
has
asked
municipalities
to
paint
new
lines
only
when
absolutely
necessary.
Philpott
Evitt
a
Co.
It
STURDY
CATTLE
The
first
Shorthorn
cattle
were
brought
to
Canada
from
the
eastern
counties
of
England
about
1830.
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