rl
L
two
days,
maybe
four
days,
butarmy
camp
on
Inspection
d&y.
the
snowplow
in
operation,
in
I
the
region
were
made
by
the
J.
R.
Leach
and
Son
Ltd.
factory!
here.
In
three
years
the
Leach1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
1,
1951
0W
UUDS
RADIO
DIAL
Use
New
Methods
In
Reform
School
that
girl
sends
me
a
note
saying
The
basketball
team
ln
their
ucw!
Mrs.
Burnngham,
please
come
bright
blue
uniforms
were
prk-U-
CFPR
1240
Kilocycles
Drifts
see
me
factory
has
sold
more
than
1000
plows
in
the
province,
both
V-
nen
you
car.
Cing
in
the
gym.
No
supervision.
j
talk
to
her
(Subject
to
Change)
'type
and
rotary.
im.
i
i
1
1.
BERT,
Sask
The
girls
know
if
they
dont
bt-j
.V.
LaiyeSI
have
they
can't
play
on
the
team.
'
hop
farm
In
the
world.
This
f
a:n
,
I
has
grown
3,000
bales
ln
out
1
year.
'
.
..
j
Picking
has
been
partly
mecn-
(
AP)
reform
i
ne
ruianes
can
oe
niiched
to
An
unco-opcralive
attitude
warrants
disciplinary
treatment.
A
committee
of
officials
ai
the
GAINESVILLE,
Texas
They've
reformed
the
school
for
girls
here.
THURSDAY
PM.
mt,um.
?Z"
e7;iZ
farm
tractors
and
will
slice
Classes
were
on
111
tne
school
ilOD
"
fOQUC6r
building,
v
Formal
r
A
machine,
someihir
4
f
school
decides
when
a
girl
has
instruction
is
j
ntal
problem
of
ue,Lsnw.
three
,to
fou.r
fee"
3:30
Listeners
.Choice
Now
the
Texas
State
training
sh0wn
such
an
attitude.
Room
f'
"ic
"ma
BraQe,
'
VANCOUVER
British
Co-!
,;"..
.7
,,
,and
meagre
trans-
tZh
,
'
7
Vf"
E
schools
for
girls
is
more
like
a
:
deteneion
may
,
un
from
a
week
"lg"
Scno?1'
8cho.1
1
lumbia's
Fraser
Valley
now
pro-!
"
1
ZZl
".'ZT.
.
..
ui
u
utiva
and
tractors
country
residents
piow'elubs
r.d
Snow
now
are
rnm.
biu
ujicrs
classes
m
Dusiness,
in
-.....
cosmetology,
ln
vocational
nars-
duces
,
enouBh
,
hops,
to
suppiy
55,
1,200
pickers.
-o.
private
school
than
a.
reform
to
?,
month,
school.
But
there
will
be
no
NORMAL
CLOTHES
the
problem
In
mon
ln
tne
northern
secti
Qf
inc.
in
conkine
anil
gpuinu
in
percent
ol
Canada
s
brewerv
mollycoddling.
J
The
180
girls
at
the
school
live
metal
and
leather
arts
and
crafts
needs.
Clinton
L.
Jennings
ofi
iuui
,io
b
me
province,
although
a
few
Help
a
girl
help
herself
Biegim
lo
uanu
m-
areas
have
ve,
.
nrsnni
give
In
three
crick,
two-storey
cot-
jn
fiorlstry.
,
New
York,
vice-president
of
Can-1
l.
ll,n
ni-.cciHll
.
.
....
"
iiscuM
uic
H"-"""-
Municipalities
vary
as
to
ner
oacK
ner
sen-respect
mats
lages,
wnn
a
nou.scmoiher
and
,
th
fturiiforlllm
th
o,.1
aclian
Hop
Growers
Limited,
said
lis
roaas
upi
uu.-
methods
of
organization
and
fi
ir
months.
.
nancing.
In
many
districts,
whist
FIRST
AID
FOR
BABY'S
FIRST
SNIFFLE
A
tp
in
time
nftn
naves
nine.
So
bte
wine,
and
take
Otis
simple
precaution
at
hatiy's
first
sneeze
or
sniffle.
Giv
BntW's
Own
Tablets
to
clear
little
bowels
of
irti-
wnai
Mrs.
Maxine
Burllngnam,'
he
rassisiant
ln
cnarge
of
each
memb
G,
c
b
'
during
a
visit
here.
and
her
"-rjr-,
-.
rnTwattTdo'
-?-
bc-
sisianw
want
to
do.
They
don
,
t
march;
h
.h
stroll
they
station
in
Gainesville
and
are
in
about
9,000
bales
of
hops
yearly.!
"When
I
came
here
18
months
i
normally.
They
wear
clothes
such
demand,
for
civic
grojups
Ontario
produces
several
hundred
i
ago,"
said
Mrs.
Burlingham.
"the
which
their
families
have
sent
there
that
the
school
has
to
balf,s
a
year.
Remainder
is
lm-
girls
wore
blue
denim
uniforms,
j
them.
If
they
have
no
family,
nmit
their
appearances
ported
from
the
United
States.!
InTn
rT
bHlnldlSCJrUn;
HhC
scho"7inds
,?othcs
an)Lor-
The
girls
came
together
B
for'
The
company
operates
a
447-
ed
had
their
heads
shaved
and
dinary
girl
would
wear.
They
milesl
field
t
lriPh
,
th
h
cafMt.rla
aere
Snmas,
60
wore
shackles."
,wear
lipstick
and
other
makeup
Thev
a
Ql
.
southeast
of
vanenWr
,ir;
ml
formed
in
various
arives,
quilting
bees
and
square
plows
bought
with
dances
are
held
throughout
the
id
by
members.
Now
winter
to
provide
funds.
Even
roads
ln
the
Prince
the
proceeds
of
summer
picnics
J
that
are
not
kept
and
parties
go
toward
the
win-I
turbulent
weather
ter
plowing
program.
ft
'i:00
The
Sunshine
Society
4:3020,000
League's
Under
Sea
4:45
StocK
Quotations
4:55
CBC
News
8:00
Int.
Comly.
5:13
Rawhide
5:30
Musical
Program
5:4!-"Canada
at
Work"
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Melachrino
Strings
6:30
Musical
Varieties
.7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Eventide
8:00
Citizen's
Forum
8:30
-Citizen's
Forum
News
8:45
The
Metre
Reader
9:00
CBC
Vancouver
Concert
Orchestra
9:30
Winnipeg
Drama
10:00
-CBC
News
10:10
-
CBC
News
'0:15
Dateline
Calgary
10:30
Fairmont
Hotel
Orch.
10:35
Interlude
11:00
Wctther
Report
and
Sign
Off
FRIDAY
A.M.
lowlails.
.
lils
winter's
snow-
NO
RMOwtw
tating
want
muter
i
Is
thut
make
baby
fretful,
feverish
and
disrminme
the
rest
sol
r-Hc?
to
kvv
np
?t-tT";h.
I'sinc!
""r-
eially
t'or
bahy's
delicate
system.
Baby;
9
Own
Tablet
have
a
laxative
action
that
gentle,
yet
Bpedy
and
the
relief
they
biinn
g(Wg
a
kiiR
way
Uiward
Rivinjr
hahy
comfort
while
nat'.ire
work
to
cure
the
cold.
Sweet-tastinK.
Baby's
Own
Tablets
have
vteen
UM'd
by
mothers
fur
over
50
yft:
tit
a
ftarkfiire
Uitimv.
Inlv
Zde
at
tlriiBiri'tMi'
heavier
than
usual,
MOOSE
JAW
sask-
'd.
.e
passable.
chief
Alex
Boll
has
wai-nprf
thnt
It's
different
now.
Being
dis-
their
family
sends
it
to
them.
any
otner
bunch
of
glrlg
but
be
the
thlrd
largest
individuai
clplined
means
room
detention.'
One
mild
sunny
day
the
campus
"the
girls
shush
themselves"
"
'
"You
put
a
girl
in
her
room,
In.
the
oak
Prove
on
a
hill
outside
Mrs.
Burlingham
explained,
"if
too
noisy
they
can't
have
lhair
allow
her
to
see
no
one,"
Mrs.
Gainesville
was
as
clean
as
an
school
officials
decide
they
are
after-lunch
cigarette"
inert
industry
plays
bovs
under
in
rii..h.
it
part
in
the
im-
wlil
prosecuted
undnr
iho
lions.
A
majority
orjUvenil!
SmfikiiiiT
At
M
l"Q
yr
;
'
I
i
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00
-
CBC
News
8:10
-
Here's
Bill
Cii.a
8:lf
Mcnning
Song
8
:
2'
Mo'rnins
IJevolions
Libby's
is
the
Tomato
Juice
with
the
"gentle
press",
garcien-fresh
flavour
.
that's
why
more
people
drink
Libby's
than
any
other
tomato
juice
in
Canada.
8:45-
Little
Concert
9:00
-HBC
News
and
C.,;nl,y
9rlu
Minic
for
Moderns
9::S0
M
nlni
Conceit
9:f9
Time
fiigiml
10:10
-
Morning
Visit
10:15
-The
Barry
Wood
Show
10:30
--Me'onv
'nine"
10:45
-
Musical
Kitchen
U:00--Kindprgvirten
of
the
Air
11:1
5
K'lui.U'.p
1
1
"31
-Wcalhcr
Forecast
'
11
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Message
Per
ioU
11:33
Rec.
int.
'
11:10
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Srandlnavtati
Melodies
FUlUAi
P
M.
,
12:00
Mi(l-D;iy
Moloil:w
I2:i--CBC
N'fws
I2v.fi
Vni'Tiru
Kis;nne
12:30
BC.
P-nn
Broadcast
12:55-Rec.
Int.
01
Loiiccrt
Hour
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45
Mr.
Prime
Minister,
Cty.
2:00--School
Broadcast
T.
30
Records
at
Random
a:4S--B:ilo
Ouest
'00Thc
Music
Box
3:
15-Don
Messcr
St
His
Islanders
3:30
Listener's
Choice
Hi"
Seagram's
pre)
Kings
Plate
JOUBIEYOUR
money
back
if
you
don'l
agree
thai
all
four
libby't
"Gentle
Pres"
Tomato
Product
JUICE,
SOUP,
CATCHUP
and
CHILI
SAUCE
re
the
most
delicious
you
Save
ever
tasted.
Seagram's
w
Sure
TJ8-50R
"GENTLE
PRESS"
TOfAATO
JUICE
if
you
want
to
sen
it,
adverUst
i
s
Ivertisement
is
not
published
Of
displayed
by
C
jlrol
Beard
or
by
th
Government
of
British
Columbia.
it.
News
classifieds.
ff
n
k
r
m
a
Where
else
but
at
W.
F.
STONES
would
you
find
such
VALUE
2nd
at
9
a.m.
These
low
prices
cannot
be
repeated
Shop
FRIDAY,
Feb.
See
Our
$1.00
Table
Extra
Special!
Our
$9.95
Rack
Specials!
ont
Miss
These
:mers
.
'
Don't
Overlook
Our
$9.95
Rock
SCARVES
SLIPPERS
n
kit
I
im'.MelMSt&c&t
I1
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IPFn"f
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irrr"w"-,
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TEE
SHIRTS-
SUITS
TOPCOATS
.
SPORT
JACKETS
.
RAINCOATS
BOWLING
SHOES
ETC.
t
WW
ETC.,
$1.00
All
$9.95
to
clear
NOTE
Only
One
Garment
to
a
Customer
All
to
clear
N
r
-
L.
Pairs
of
Men's
Sh
oes
125
PAIRS
OF
SLACKS
YES
500
PAIRS
OF
ROMEO
SLIPPERS
60
pairs
of
14.95
TO
CLEAR
AT
EN'S
SHOES
DRESS
SLACKS
REGULAR
VALUE
$4.95
A
less
than
i
their
regular
price
A
Special
Clearance
of
Pure
Wool
BETTER
GRADE
in
to
1.1.
Oxfords
in
nd
Brown.
Mnnv
60
pairs
of
Dress
Slacks
with
pleats
and
zipDPrs.
Regular
to
as
r
$17.50.
y
x.X
,TC
CLEAR
14.95
1.95
Gabardines,
Wool
Worsteds,
Coverts,
etc.
Req.
to
$22.50.
WHILE
THEY
LAST
5.95
I
I
te
above
ana
many
more
Specials
WILLI
AAA
.
STONE
CLOTHES
SALE
FRIDAY
MORNING
9
A.M.
OF
DISTINCTION
r