Prince
Ku-K;rr
Uuiiy
i
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'
Saturday,
August
4,
1951
Dorreen
Mill
;Easy
Way
For
j
Blackwood
on
Eridt
ae
hW
Nearly
Ready
c,ass
Credits
By
Eoslcy
Blackwood
CALGARY
(CP)
A
hiiAlixit
r.f
2u
i
Mill
operations
at
if
J
Dorreen
teen-agers
from
the
Florida
east
Of
(iimmpf
hvil
a
fc
Angina
thui,,
.
Mines
Ltd.,
120
miles
'Prln
B,r.
...Ill
w-
"
For
some
reason
the
technique
of
suit
tstabliah-ment
has
never
been
covered
in
the
textbooks.
Surely
the
establishing
(or
setting
up)
of
a
suit
or
suit
is
a!
r
Chow
Mein
ORMES
'-(tp
Suey
1
Leu
6
P
"-
"
3:3U
"
m-
common
enough
practice,
joLLYWOODCAFE
""-.
wc
uiiuer
way
classroom
credits
the
easy
way
,
by
the
end
of
August,
official,
they're
spending
five
weeks
trav-
Ian""nce-
ellini?
in
western
United
Slates
C.
W.
8.
Tremaine
has
been
and
Canada
n!d
"fnsultin
mm
-
1
The
students,
who
reminded
TJTZ
i
"
the,
ment
residenu
of
their
visit
here
by
W'
j
?,thJl
rr'
wen"
l;yi?
the
"Battle
Flag"
of
Ui
thai,
ME,
whose
v,
on
,
recommen-
confederate
States
of
America
:
da
.
on
the
current
program
was
over
their
high
school
dormitory,
I
,
t
started
their
tour
June
16.
Mr.
Tremaine
i
back
in
Van-
'couver
after
spending
two
weeks',
Jhe
tv
ktrlp'
under
.,he
carL
of
nro,L
i,LS
,Vi.!
will
Dt
th.
..
ithree
chaperones.
tarn
them
Tlie
necessity
for
It
occurs
!many
times
In
every
action
of
bridge.
Perhaps
that
Is
why
It
i
It
has
not
been
considered
a
l
separate
"subject."
I
But
the
practice
does
pose
imany
question
and
your
per-;
centage
of
right
answers
to
those
7
The
Pioneer
Druggists
;
tors
LKa
Vrl
"
7h"
-Zu
UrI
two
"edits.
.
L.
Soney.
South
dealer
Neither
aide
vulnerable
tr.
ntr
8
ii
i
10
M
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7
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4
3
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bidding:
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Wint
Niirlh
1
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pKb
3
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4
it
Ailpwa
PHOTO
MT
HALL'S
FINISHING
'EIjPINO,
PRINTING
ENI.AKOING
XPORURR
METERS
PHONE
81
.
i
teen
i.
.
,
j
T
.
!,
i
ownr
or
the
summer
school,
a
gold-silver-lead-zmc
sendlnK
QUt
the
exfur'
;
r,.i-i
,u
.u
Uons
for
14
years.
His
aim
is
to
U,.
nh.fl
,
'T0,;1,S
hw
-the
students
what
the
pla-
,?
?
-P'uction
ces
th
glu(i
abQUt
ar
..an
,
program
n
have
been
brought
bke
(close
to
completion,
including!
'
.
.
...
.
construction
of
a
3ixin-f,t
.iai
1
In
MltHof
to
rultimr
the
i
questions
as
they
come
up
will
j
determine
whether
you.
are
ex-
j
pert,
good,
fair
or
whether
you
!
play
tike
Mr.
Muzzy.
,
i
Some
of
thef
questions
are:
'
Which
suit
to
establish
(where:
there
Is
a
choicei,
how
to
estab-1
lMi
U)
(by
ruffing?,
by
finess-1
lug?,
ete.),
when
to
establish
It1
(before
trumps
are
taken
out,
or
aften.
1
hope
th
following
,
stiica
of
aructes
will
increase
i.MATEUR
SUPPLIES
tram
from
mine
to
mill.
Kut
Secia
I
on
on
Cli
1,
(irr,n
13
laid'
'cities
kiW
the
youthful
Mr.
Tremaine
has
out
an
Kninn
travellers
are
able
to
stock
up
on
extensive
development
program
and
directors
have
approved
provision
of
additional
compressor
capacity
to
taki
care
of
mining,
milling
and
the
development
of
additional
ore
sources.
0Y
HOTEL
ANNEX
EX-COWBOY
From
cowboy
to
lawyer
to
minister
is
the
story
of
Rev.
Dr.
T.
Wardlaw
Taylor,
who
Is
marking
his
2th
year
as
clerk
of
the
General
Assembly
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
In
Canada.
Dr.
Taylor
rode
the
western
range
in
the
pioneering
days
of
the
1880'
and
was
a
lawyer
for
eight
years
before
going
into
the
rchurch.
Ordain-ed
by
the
Calgary
Presbytery
in
1902,
his
first
charge
was
at
Banff,
Alta.
Later
he
went
to
New
Westminster,
B.C.,
Toronto,'
Vancouver
and
St.
Andrew's
By-the-8ea.
MB
He
was
appointed
clerk
In
1925
and
hasn't
missed
a
session
since.
CP
PHOTO
f
VITAL
IRRIGATION
Thanks
to
huge
irrigation
projects,
California
produces
more
citrus
fruit
and
fresh
vegetable
pack
than
any
other
state.
wnjvemrs.
!
Armed
with
several
ukeleles
and
lusty
voices,
they
make
their
own
entertainment
while
on
the
road.
As
bus
driver
V.
N.
Blalock
commented:
"They're
noisy,
but
nice."
66"Piece
Dinner
Sets
$1Q50
AND
UP
.ire
Rupert's
only
fully
minimi
hotel
unit.
All
rooms
with
bath.
Pliitn
II
Would
Help
in
Event
of
War
T
rs-
n
ir
.r.
'
j.
oz-riece
oreaKrasr
eis
your
winning
percentage.
'
I
'
!
!
Mrs.
Keen
led
the
king
of
dla-
sure,
'mono
against
Miss
Brash's
four!
It's
another
case
of
a
little
heart
contract
and
continued
knowledge
being
a
dangerous
'with
the
eight
of
diamonds
when
thing.
He
has
seen
Mr.
Cham-Mr.
Mu:zy
signalled
enthusiast!-,
plan
make
this
play
and
he
ad-cally
with
the
jack.
'
i
mires
It
very
much.
I
think
he
Mr,
Muzzy
won
the
second
would
have
ducked
the
first
trfc
k
with
lh
ai'e
of
diamonds,
spade.
j
If
he
had
shifted
to-
a
club
at
'
In
fact
he
probably
would
I
this
point
Miss
Brash
would
have
ducked
the
second
spade
have
found
It
Impossible
to
lead,
too.
tn
which
case
Miss
avoid
the
loss
of
a
club
and
a
Brush
would
have
lost
no
tricks
spade
for
down
one.
in
the
suit.
But
at
trick
three
Mr.
Muzzy!
But
regardless
of
what
might
blithely
returned
the
six
of
dla-
have
happened.
Miss
Brash
muruls.
"Rake
'em
In,
partner,"
played
the
hand
perfectly
and
he
shouted
happily.
(Good
heav-gave
herself
every
chance,
ens,
did
the
man
expect
to
run
JOHN
H.
.
,
AVND
UP
BULGER
trisl
lome
EEGINA
Suggestions
were
made
at
meetings
of
farmers'
organizations
that,
in
the
event
of
war,
the
farmers
decline
to
give
tlieir
support
to
the
war
ef-!
lort
as
a
protest.
This
stand,
however,
is
not
representative.
An
entirely
different
attitude
was
expressed
by
a
greater
num-I
ber
of
grain
growers
and
ranchers,
particularly
in
Alberta.
If
I
there
is
to
be
war
they
will
be
in
it.
ALL
ENGLISH
CHINA
NORTHERN
B.C.'s
LARGEST
STOCK
OF
CHINA
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
A
Third
Avenue
1947
LIVESTOCK
BARGAIN
The
grand
champion
steer
at
the
Chicago
International
Livestock
Show
in
1950
was
originally
purchased
for
$140.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
thevrolet
Sedan
War
Attack
Pictured
1
n
J
!
I
"
-
--
.7
-
I
four
or
live
tricks
In
the
suit?)
In
any
ease
Miss
Brash
ruffed
and
then
laid
down
the
ace
and
queen
of
hearts,
leaving
the
king
on
the
board.
Then
she
led
the
king
of
spades.
Mr.
Muzzy
won
with
the
ace
and
shot
back
a
club.
But
It
was
too
late.
Miss
Brash
went
up
with
the
a;e
of
clubs
and
parked
her
two
other
clubs
on
dummy's
established
.spades.
Miss
Brash's
technique
was
very
good.
Note
that
if
she
had
1941
Dodge
Sedan
1947
Hudion
Sedan
JUNEAU
Col.
Earl
Landreath.
director
of
civil
defence
for
the
territory
has
given
warning
that
war
can
come
to
Alaska.
Speaking
here
of
the
possibility
of
an
attack
on
Juneau,
the
taken
out
all
of
the
enemy's
1947
-.tin
8
h
p.
Seda
trumps.
Mr.
Muzzv
could
have
i
following,
he
said.
Is
what
might
shut
her
out
of
dummy
by
re-
I
reasonably
be
expected:
fusing
to
wtn
the
first
spade
"Immediately,
a
series
of
fires
led.
You
don't
think
he
would
?
would
appear
all
owr
town.
1950
LONDIb
"
fii
i
ii
NtEBioi)
r.T
"fct
1!
b
y
A
STOP
-&-
i
&
pincushion
T
S.
me
buildings
might
be
flatten
Xn
Countryman
have
known
enough
to
lay
olf
the
king
of
spades?
Don't
be
too
ed.
There
would
be
danger
from
falling
debris.
People
would
be
trapped
In
buildings.
Water
mains
and
streets
would
be
21-Piece
Breakfast
'6-95
'
Sets
i
broken
and
disrupted.
Telephone
wires
would
be
smashed.
Schools
'
ai.d
hospitals
might
be
hit."
KEEP
IT
RIGHT
Inside
and
Out.
DRIVE
UP
AT
32-Plece
Breakfast
Si
U
:
21
-Piece
Bone
China
Tea
Sets
Dinner
Sets,
from
$
1
$27-95
C8
pieces
at.
superior
DEPARTMENT
OF
CITIZENSHIP
AND
IMMIGRATION
INDIAN
AFFAIHd
BRANCH
CEALED
TENDERS
addressed
to
tlir
(Including
beautiful
Wedpe-wood
and
Couldon
King's
Plate)
SPECIAL
English
Bone
China
I
I
PS
AM)
SAI
C
IiltS
at
DirTtir.
Indiari
Affairs
Branch.
Deportment
of
CltiKenHhtp
and
Itn-
(Auto
Service
'
"1
1
11
'
.
iii
ri
-
miKratidn.
Ottawa.
Cunuda.
will
be
j
rfcelv(ti
until
no.n
EDS
T
),
on
the
22nd
day
or
August.
1151.
lor
tht
VZ
-Wma
iA
'
IIUe
A
oh.
mello.
J
,r
.
(
gemev.eve
71
C(nstrictiitn
by
con
tract
ol:
1.
One
Huxim
School
with
teachrr'a
R-sldrnrc
Index
No
Klt-wntiKa
Rpwrve,
In
the
Babme
IiKliuii
AKt'ncy,
B
C.
2
One
Room
School
with
teacher's
I
residenre.
Index
No.
3fl,
Kltfte-
69c
ad
97c
!TN(
imowi.
srrs
7.95
MANSON'S
China
Shop
Jfeboker
and
Austin
i
Kuklu
Reserve,
in
the
Bit
bine
I
I
Indian
AKcncy.
BC.
3.
One
Room
School
with
teacher's
Dealers
Ave.
at
Park.
Own
217
residence.
Index
No.
B39.
Hnli.lt
Reserve,
named
''
Westholme",
in
j
the
Cowichiu)
Indian
Agency.
BC.
..
..
.
sbufeO
mm,
;r
mk
4.
One
Room
School
with
teacher's
i
residence,
Index
No.
t:tV.
Upper
Nicola
Reserve.
In
the
Nicola
Indian
Atfener.
B
C.
S.
One
Room
School
with
teacher'!
residence
Index
No.
;.
Owin
I
aha
Renerve,
1
the
Hh
eena
River
I
Intimn
Af(etry,
BC
Contractors
shall
tendttr
In
com
I
JIM
J
,
.
I
I
s
z...
1
y
s
-Z,
to
putin
,
D.0I.S
)
(
-you
ift
ftaiy
(
TZ
HEH
'tepp
plete
arrnrdnce
with
th;t
rtrawtnK".
Hjjeelllcatlons
anrt
tendering
docn-mentJi
supplied
by
the
Department
for
that
purpose.
Contractors
may
tPiirier
cm
one
or
more
of
thase
pro-
Mac
Construction
Company
leeta.
Tli
drawlnfTM.
speelncattona
and
I
other
documenis
will
to
exhibited
at
Hip
following
points
from
3rd
Aunst,
f
11)51.
until
2Uth
August,
lu&l.
Inclusive:
1,
Indian
Commissioner
for
British
Coluiulrfa,
Ptwt
Office
Building,
Vancou
WILL
DO
YOUR
JOB
CHEAPER
Roofing
.
.
.
Sidirg
.
.
.
Alterations
Estimates
Gladly
"Given
k
61,0
Rltie
182
The
July
A
L
OF
ver,
BC.
9.
Indian
Superintendent,
BaWn
Indian
Agency,
Hanelton.
B.C.
'
3.
Inri
ian
Superintendent,
Cow-Irlmu
Indian
Agency,
LHuw.au,
BC.
4.
Indlnn
Superlntenrtent,
Hleola
Indiiui
AKency,
Merrtt.
B.C.
B.
Indian
Superintendent,
Bkeena
River
Indian
Agency,
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
Oeneral
IiiBtructloiia
to
Tenderers.
Drn
wings
and
Siwcineatlon
are
ob-Uiimble
at
the
above
ofhees
upon
deposit
of
Five
Dollars
(96.00)
for
rach
set
of
documents
In
the
form
of
a
certified
cheque
made
payable
to
the
Recetver
Oeneral
of
Canada.
Thl8
deposit
will
be
refunded
upon
return
of
the
drawing
ud
specifications
In
good
condition
to
the
Chief,
Engineering
and
ConKtruftlon
Service,
Indltm
Affair
Branch.
Department
of
CitHseiktthtp
and
Immigration,
Ottawa.
Canada,
within
two
weeks
from
the
date
on
which
tenders
closed.
T
receive
consideration,
tenders
must
be
submitted
on
the
tender
forms
provided
and
must
be
accompanied
by
at
certified
cheque
drawn
on
a
chartered
bank
m
Canada,
payable
to
the
Receiver
General
of
Canada
In
an
amount
equal
to
ten
per
cent
MO
of
the
tender
price
or
Bearer
Bonds
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada
or
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Company
and
its
constituent
romoanlea.
as
specified
In
the
form
of
tender.
The
Department
reserves
the
right
to
reject
any
or
all
tenders,
and
the
lowest
tender
will
not
necessarily
be
accepted.
D.
M
MacKAY,
Acting
Deputy
Minister.
Department
of
Citizenship
and
Immigration,
July
36,
1961.
(184c)
A
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II
Lli
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