!
StLfHlK
IXlKACilUu
j
'Continued
from
page
1
rfifiCe
Kupert
Daily
iNew;
Thursday,
March
29,
195!
End
Black
woo
on
r
save
the
day
by
going
up
with
standing
cards
is
a
triple
finesse,
her
ten
of
spades.
In
that
case
Like
all
other
finesses
it
is
a
By
Easley
Blackwood
uuiiiiny
s
queen
wouia
nave
Deen
devise
used
to
improve
your
Mr.
Dale
knOWS
it's
not
good
Humanics
to
insist
Played
and
Mr.
Masters'
king
chances
of
winning
tricks
by
en-
on
playing
all
the
hands.
But
holding
the
South
cards
uid6
TTJZl
h,gh
(
on
this
particular
deal
he
felt
that
a
heart
Contract
over
Mrs-
Keen'
jack-eight
and
In
today's
hand
if
Mr.
Da!e
Noranda
or
Flin
Flon
and
at
Trail
where
Consolidated
was
now
recovering
roughly
from
300
:
to
350
tons
of
.sulphur
daily
fro-n
;the
smoke,
this
being
ued
for
;
sulphuric
acid
and
fertilizer
products.
Another
quick
source
for
sulphur
could
be
Alberta's
natural
gas.
;
1
I
"Of
particular
interest
to
j
Prince
Rupert
is
the
Ecstaii
1
I
River
pyrite
deposit,
estimat-
;
I
ed
at
some
four
million
tons.
'
'
X
r
.
,
vw.,,'
A
v
i
,
vaic
vuiu
anility
nave
mrv.-
nau
pitiyeu
wif
qut
en
on
me
en
a
second
(and
successful)
first
spade
trick
he
would
never
have
held
his
-spade
lasers
to
three
out-
one.
At
no
trump
the
enemy
could
have
cashed
five
chu-
fl"esk,e-
,
,
,
,
.
.
r
.
,
,
.
"
!
A
finesse
against
mond
tricks
at
the
start.
;
X
giving
at
least
1,500,
OIH)
tons
of
sulphur
and
a
like
amount
I
of
iron
residue,"
commented
I
Mr.
Moore,
suggesting
the
I
possibility
of
a
reduction
plant
!
at
Prince
Hupert
to
produce
I
sulphur
from
these
pyrites.
j
Mr.
Moore
discussed
the
na-
f
Itching
I
Cancer
Quota
Set
at
$2,000
trick
had
to
be
lost
in
the
spade
j
.suit
in
any
case.
j
Giving
himself
every
ctvance,
Mr.
Daie
finessed
dummy's
nine
;
spot.
And
it
took
Mr.
Masters'
j
king
to
do'it.
Now
the
ace
and
;
queen
of
spades
in
dummy
were
j
both
good
and
the
contract
was
f
home.
i
Note
that
Mrs.
Keen
could
not
i
L
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
i
(Mr.
AIm-1)
!
8
A
tl
9
3
i
H
8
4
.
!
D
10
0
3
C
K
C
5
3
i
(Mr.
Krcii)
(Mr.
Musters)
'
8
J
10
8
8
S
K
7
i
H
10
1
3
H
8
8
1
I
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Q
8
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9
7
5
2
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C
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4
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8
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l
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(Mr.
Italr)
I
8
4
u
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A
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5
2
TITANIUM...
Prince
Rupert's
cancer
fund'tural
gas
and
oil
situation
in'
nnllseptic
,
clnn.
itr.ii.'.e
l:el!
you
th:.'i
unytlimj;
campaign
will
commence
April
3
Canada
with
particular
refer-
j
with
a
local
objective
of
$2
00(1,
1
ence
to
the
great
oil
poo
re-'
it
was
announced
today
by
D.
C.
i
sources
of
Alberta,
also
men-
j
Stev.-nscn,
chairman
of
the
local
i
Zoning
the
eventual
possibilities1
cancer
toclety.
Mr.
Stevenson.0
extracting
oil
from
the
tari
It
truuW'
:,T
o"'v'
r("1,y
pt,"'!
U
Hrili
quickly;
the
magic
moral
.
,
.
to
mie
it
.
.
.
.
.
.
glossier
.
.
.
quick-drying
.
.
.
easy
to
wash
.
.
greater
in
hiding
power
.
.
.
for
kitchens
and
bathrooms.
L
J
4
C
A
2
will
be
campaign
chairman,
in-lianas
ii)
miles
north
of
Ed
art
unit'
,
:,d
in
a
sii.
fiery
Uchtni;.
j
h,,i!:tr!'jm'
dividual
canvassing
will
be
car-
swnton
Iti.h.
I
',
ol
BarucT:
Speaking
of
metal
price
situa
9j
ri-.'d
out
with
Mrs.
William
Roth-
n
Ec.
era:
The
bidding:
South
West
Niirlh
Kast
1
H
Pass
1
S
Pass
3
H
Pass
3
NT
Pass
4
H
All
pass
,
obtain
Muiilii
-s
Emerald
or
-.Mi
l)"Un'
'
'"'
nu)ri"
t
Is
sale
I"
l
LADY
FLETCHER
Fluent
linguist
and
world
traveller,
is
mming
to
Prince
Rupert
to
speak
next
Wednesday
to
the
Women
s
Canadian
Club
at
an
afternoon
gathering.
Lady
Fletcher
in
1949
engaged
in
several
months
of
intensive
study
in
East
Africa
and
the
subject
of
her
discourse
here
will
be
"Strains
and
Stresses
in
East
Africa."
Before
returning
to
Canada
Lady
Fletcher
carried
out
a
lecture
tour
of
Britain.
During
the
war,
she
served
as
chairman
of
the
case
committee
of
the
Polish
Relief
Fund,
and
from
1941
was
engaged
by
the
British
Ministry
of
Information
as
one
of
twelve
national
speakers.
During
this
period
she
chalked
up
a
score
of
over
a
thousand
lectures.
For
two
years
following
the
war
she
went
to
Germany
well
organizing
the
canvassers.
As
a
preliminary
to
.the
cam-pni'-Ui.
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Cancer
Society
will
be
ht'ld
April
6
when
the
good
work
of
the
Society
during
the
past
year
will
be
reviewed
in
an
tion
In
Canada,
Mr.
Moore
said
that,
while
metal
prices
had
increased,
operating
costs
had
at
least
gone
up
correspondingly
in
some
cases.
The
speaker
discussed
the
search
for
uranium
which
would
be
encouraged
by
the
Jl:f
'
f
-..(.
frm'T.-w
nou
a
(Hi
1Ll(E
PHARMACY
nual
reports.
This
advertlsi'mrm
is
not
published!
or
dl.-playod
by
the
Liciuor
f.'ontrol.
a
nntinn-ww.
n
hrn.rfrf
twenty
percent
rise
recently
an
ol
liiMird
fir
by
the
Government
British
Columbia
bv
the
Governor-General.
Vis-
and
the
price
of
urani-
um
ores.
He
pointed
out,
how
count
Alexander,
at
4:45
p.m.,
Sunday
afternoon,
April
8
will
mark
the
national
opening
of
the
campaign.
ever,
that
uranium,
having
no
past
as
a
commercial
mineral,
was
associated
exclusivelv
at
.EALtiTATE
INSURANCE'
NCOME
TAX
URNS
PREPARED
t
MORTIMER
j3-3rd
Ave.
W.
11
'
SSfe-ftf.UI
1
Against
the
actual
four
heart
contract
Mrs.
Keen
opened
the
1
king
of
diamonds.
Noting
Mr.
Masters'
play
of
the
nine,
she
I
continued
with
the
queen
and
!
a
n
o
t
h
e
r
diamond.
Mr.
Dale
trumped
the
third
lead
and
i
paused
to
look
the
situation
over.
Clearly
the
success
of
the
j
hand
depended
on
the
lay
of
i
the
cards
in
the
spade
suit.
So
Mr.
Dale
took
three
rounds
of
trumps
discarding
a
small
club
ill
cm
dummy
on
the
third
lead.
!
Then
he
led
a
small
spade
on
!
which
Mrs.
Keen
played
the
six.
'At.
this
point
he
did
not
make
j
the
mistake
of
playing
4
queen
i
from
the
board.
Tnere
was
no
hurray
about
that.
If
Mrs.
Keen
had
the
king,
.the
queen
could
'
be
finessed
later.
Alter
all,
one
1
present
with
instruments
of
war
3
and
Its
future
was
obscure.
Under
the
circumstances
there
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Oj)lom
clrisl
ao
tiM
ITMDPi
Ualf-ia
"ffw..r
Jii.
Pc
aSienneri
misht
be
reluctance
by
private!
anJ
in
Belsen
anJ
nd
viduals
or
companies
to
n-
olhor
tont.entraticn
camps.
vest
money
in
the
uranium
In-
dustry.
,
(
(
'
Am'
From
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
Mr.
Moore
saw
the
present
ksilor
Mi.
Payette
,M.
C'ausland,
Miss
steel
shortage
as
only
Mack,
G.
Leurin,
A.
Phillips,
ary.
With
an
increase
in
canac-
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
G.
Cip,
Mr.
Piton,
Mr.
Charon,
ity
of
fifty
percent
n
prospect
L.
Sabourin,
W.
A.
Dale,
A.
K.
as
compared
with
1910,
he
said'
Cjliosl
own
that,
in
the
event
of
actual
war.
!
I
THE
BEST!
Ill
Ql'ALITYk
this
increase
would
be
fully
Jus-'
Mrs.
Fred
Thornton
of
Prince
tified
but,
in
the
event
of
no
Rupert
recently
visited
Knott's
xv
1
l"A
7
I"
J
war,
there
would
probably
be
a
Burry
Farm
and
Ghou
Town
in
Alwocd,
J.
Miller,
A.
Donze,
D.
Francis,
Mr.
Falls,
D.
Frascr,
E.
MeSjiei',
Mr.
Nagal,
Mr.
Sander.-btnry,
n.
Ezeard,
J.
Persona,
L.
Plaiii;,
H.
Hershaw,
F.
Boyles,
C.
Bole.
T.
Carlson,
.
Disaulniers,
J.
M.Coai,
P.
Kelly,
L.
Gauthria,
F.
Gyliu-tle.
From
Sandsplt
(Wednesday)
C.
Pray.
H
U
j)
U
P
A
V
llVVUJ
rm
Meantime,
however,
any
extra
j
There,
like
the
forty-niners,
capacity
would
never
oe
leit
at;"11',
mormon
irjeu
ner
iuck
i
domestic
level
in
Canada.
j
panning
real
gold
in
the
ancient
j
Mr.
Moore's
address
was
heard
;
sluice
box
at
the
old
Gold
Mine,
with
interest
by
a
good
at-1
Laur
she
visited
the
Wagon
!
tendance
of
Gyro
members
and
j
Camp
where
In
a
huge
circle
Check
bscr
fcr
yor
r.;:re:r
Bapco
PainJ
Dealer
THOfAPSON
HARDWARE
To
Vancouver
(today
i
J.
For-
man
J.
McMurdic
I.
Murrav
W
1
a
8"est
was
James
Georgeson.
real
covered
wagons
were
lighted
President
E.
D.
Forward
was
in
Dy
the
nickering
flames
of
a
fir
.
.
the
chuir.
Next
week's
speaker
will
be
Col.
C.
E.
Reynolds,
chairman
of
Let
Us
Solve
j
large
camp
fire.
From
here,
they
1
wandered
through
the
Music
Hall,
General
Merchandise
Store,
J
the
Covered
Wagon
Show,
and
Anderson,
Mrs,
Parkvold.
R.
G.
HtMcy,
J.
Paul.'.on,
C.
Pray.
'ij
fSsiid.-'plt
Outlay
S.
Tudor.
J.
Wolsietilioliiie,
Walt
Du-bie.
T
i
Stewart
1
today)
Miss
D
Sti
ph'
n,
Mrs.
D.
Mi
Kennu.
-
Housewives
Cash
In
On
Savings
from
Superb
New
instant
Coffee
Printing
Froblcms
the
Ontario
and
Northland
Railway,
who
will
be
spending
sev
Instant
Chase
4r
Sanborn
today!
Enjoy
its
rich
true-coffee
goodness
.
.
.
and
the
extra
convenience
of
making
it
right
in
the
cup
no
messy
pot,
no
grounds!
FISHERMEN
.
many
oiner
rjuuaings
ereciea
Dy
mom:
eral
days
in
the
city
in
the
Walter
Knott
as
a
monument
to
;
the
pioneers
of
the
early
West.
ourse
of
a
western
tour.
"Something's
got
to
be.
done
about
the
price
of
coffee!"
housewives
were
saving.
And
Chase
&
t
Printinq
Co.
St
"Banborn's
wonderful
new
Instant
m
i-V
It
P.UK
K
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
S.
Cornwei!
and
Barbara
will
leave
tonight
on
the
Pi
June
Rupert
for
three
wveks'
holiday
wnh
Mr.
Corn-well
s
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs
V.'.
111am
Cornwell,
near
You'll
never
know
how
good
instant
coffee
can
be
For
eiimiili
le
overhaul
-of
you:
Hitfh
8i
ft
tJa.oiine
tnjjines,
sec
Kupi'rt
Motors
Ltd.
We
"ive
the
trained
mechanics
tp'i'ialied
equipment
to
perlor
n
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
fcUiJl
'.lly
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
I
u:.h
is
on,
let
us
have
that
job
now.
I)
B
(
.
P
WKOI.I.S"
Coffee
has
done
It!
Along
with
marvellous
rich
flawtr
and
grand
convenience,
this
new
"instant"
brings
sensational
economy!
New
Family
Size
Nets
Still
Bigger
Saving
The
4-oz.
jar
saves
you
up
to
40
on
your
coffee
bills!
And
with
the
new
big
family
size
jar
iric
until
you
try
S
I
"'JOVKHNMKNT
I.IQ'iOH
ACT"
(.Serllnn
51
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r,y
APIM.K'ATION
FOR
CONSENT
TO
THANSKKK
Cl.ll)
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i
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OTHER
PltEM-
NOTICE
U
hfTi'by
given
that
on
tlx
fxplrallon
of
thin
advent
a
nient
thi
iimleri
limed
jnti
nils
to
apply
i
the
I.Upn.r
Control
ItuarU
for
con?wn1
'o
tninsfer
Club
l.teenre
No.
21JK
Issued
in
respect
of
certain
premlse
situine
nt
the
corner
of
2nt
Aver'ic
you
get
still
bigger
savings!
JJ
ST-:
?i
Start
saving
with
the
new
Rupert
Motors
Limited
m
jj-
r
-11
it
"Packed
in
B.C
..'lorrasi(
i'ilii!e.,non,:
.rl,.
!Up,.rt.
m
the
Province
ol
lohrmly
gixKl,
Pacific
I
Bri,lh
Columbia,
upon
lands
tin-C'limiu
!'i!i
;1
iw
il.u'ioro
'
crllxtl
as
Lots
1
and
a.
Block
20.
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vegetable'soup
eefstocK.
i
4
nJeMriAMS
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i"
1
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Map
VOi.
Prince
Kiix-rt
Land
lunmikiv
Increased
-
R.mJn
,
,
District.'
t
certain
"
'1,:
''l
makes
it
a
'
premises
situate
at
312
Third
Avenue
0c
build-
1
w
'
'n
c'llv
r
Prince
Hupert
-Do.
viry
for
r-rovince
01
uriti.sn
t;oiumbia.
upon
lands
dep.'
Ibed
as
Lot
No.
lti.
Block
'"'uMhy
bodies.
Got
!k
t')!'
:."'Ui-
liaby
today.
ON
OIL
No.
20.
Kcrlllon
1.
Mud
92:1.
Prince
Hupert
Lima
Keslstratlon
District,
ill
the
Province
of
llrltlsh
Columbia.
VEGETABLE'
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rill
ut
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IK
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thl
1st
day
of
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