1'iiiice
Kuoeit
Duilv
N-w,
Friday,
November
30,
1951
i'iin
a
uih
is
tTtT
10
'Tort
Worth'
Exciting
An
rar'v
episode
in
Hie
early
i
life
of
the
now
great
Tvxas!
city
Is
the
basis
of
the
story
in
I
tile
p.ctine
"Fort
Worth,"
show-ling
this
Friday
and
Saturday
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
Run-idolph
Seolt,
David
Brian
and
Phyllis
Thaxtvr
have
the
leading
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
MORE
k
im
Blankets
Ayres
Blankets
Far
Sleeping
Comfort
flu.
'roles
In
the
technicolor
film.
k
-
f-.r
"
.
.
.
Unwinding
the
siory
of
Fort
Worth's
early
struggle
to
combat,
lawlessness
of
roving
bandits
and
corrupt
politicians,
the
film
.if
.
"
y
-
rivirt-TTsw-rT--
V
H
p;ss
to
buy
frond
biai'ki
l,s.
Vcais
nf
st'l'vicc
and
ii
p
i:
;
pleasure
make
a
lUlleivnee.
Thr
PTire
'.-)
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The
Brands
Yau
Kwm
ft
jtiWR.
kvsi
.LACE'S
DEPT.
STORE:
j
presents
Seolt
as
a
gunlighter-turned-publisher
in
an
elf'Ht
to
restore
order
In
the
town.
However,
when
his
crusading
edit
nils
cowardly
murdered,
he
reverts
to
the
force
of
the
six-gun
and
only
then
the
people
of
Fort
Worth
rally
to
his
side.
David
Brian
makes
his
western
film
debut
in
an
unsyniputhelie
role
while
Phyllis
Thaxter
provides
the
romantic
Interest.
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Shows
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Sat.
Matinees
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If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
It.
News
classified.
Human
Inspector
Tends
Cats,
Dogs
VICTORIA
(CO
Ben
Robert
M-.IRKS.
newly-appointed
SPCA
inspector
here,
inherited
a
fondness
lor
doss
and
thinks
nothing
of
getting
up
in
the
middle
of
the
night
to'
tend
a
sick
dog
or
cat.
The
43-year-old
former
pilot
in
the
Battle
of
Britain
has
had
a
lifetime
experience
with
wild
iinimaU
in
zoos,
and
this
served
him
well
on
one
of
his
two
escapes
from
German
prison
camps
in
the
hist
war.
When
he
and
three
comrades
escaped
from
one
camp,
Nazi
guards
set
savage
dogs
on
their
trail.
The
men
were
treed
In
a
fore.vt.
As
the
dogs
bayed
at
his
feet.
Maggs
spoke
soothingly,
inched
down
the
tree
and
made
friends.
The
three
dogs
came
all
the
way
home
with
him,
trotting
beside
the
wheels
as
he
and
his
companions
pedalled
stolen
bicycles
to
Calais.
Men
and
dogs
:-c:i
;i
mhled
aboard
a
'
borrowed"
i
niotorboat.
("Always
meant
to'
return
that
boat,
but
never
gol'
around
to
it,"
says
Maggs.)
They
chugged
two-thirds
of
I
the
way
across
trw
channel
and
rowed
home
when
the
gas
gave
nr.
i
i
om;
F.xri:itiKN(
e
Moving
to
the
United
States
from
his
native
England,
he
went
;
tr
work
in
the
San
Diego
zoo
when
13.
Later
he
went
to
Belle!
I
land
roo
in
Detroit
in
charge
ef
carnivorous
nnimals.
and
from
there
to
Hollywood
as
humane
inspector
charged
with
preventing
cruelty
to
animals
u:
ed
in
movies.
(
Generally
spvaking.
nowhere-n
the
world
do
animals
get
better
treatment
than
they
do
in
;
Icily
wood,"
he
says.
Five
years
ago
he
came
to
Valeria
where
he
married.
!
ii"
'v
I'
rv.vcr
"out
to
sleep"
any
animal
if
it
can
be
kept
.!-
and
happy.
"I
reo'csent
the
animals
In
Shis
town,"
he
says.
"They
can't
i
ik
for
themselves,
so
I'm
.oiii?
around
speaking
for
them."
RCRs
GENERAL
STORS-Just
one
hur
from
front-line
slit
trenches
th'j
and
Battalion
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Regiment
is
upciutliifc
it.-,
oii
,uuci
Kcuei.ti
.-tine.
Oil
sale
are
most
items
a
comba'.
soldier
might
need.
Sa'.e.Miian
behind
the
counter
Is
1
U
.
Norm
Wriuds
of
Verdun.
Quv
.
while
his
customer
is
Pte.
Bill
Cozier
of
Toronto.
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lrom
Nallonal
Defence)
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A
CELLARETTE
FOR
CHRISTMA
4
s
S
i
fv..
Terrace
Hospital
TRADITIONAL
AND
MODERN
STYLES
jir
Mnclo
of
sliced
Walnut
X
F'ull-out
scrvinq
tray
with
block
Formica!
Storage
compartment
with
lock
fa
26
piece
cut
qlassware
martini
iug
ice
tub
large
and
sr
tumblers,
cocktails
and
wine
glasses
V
Extremely
convenient
arranqement
of
eel':
ette
makes
glassware
readily
accessible
a
ill
.-c;i;rmii
s
o
j
iu
the
water
test.
Water,
Transfer
TERRACE.
Important
event
takes
place
in
Terrace
tod
iv
with
the
formal
taking
over
this
evening
of
the
Red
Cross
outpost
hospital
by
the
local
community
which
has
formed
the
Terrace
Hospital
Society.
The
formality
of
transfer
will
be
conducted
by
S.
L.
Hewer,
assistant
provincial
commissioner
of
Red
Cross
for
British
Co
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Seagram's
"83"
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd
"OUNCE
OF
PREVENTION"
!
Promotes
Your
Child's
Lifetime
Foot
Health
Poorly
fitted
shoes
during
childhood
olten
undermine
a
child's
general
health.
..cause
nervous-1
ness..
.retard
scholastic
progress
i
..
.interfere
with
health-building
:
play
.
.
.
cause
lasting
foot
ills
in
,
later
years.
Our
X
Ray
Fitting
Servic
leti
you
i
thai
your
chJd'i
hoe
111
properly
.
.
.
thai
they
will
aaiat
naturn
develop
nor-
'7
Excavate
Hear
Historic
Spot
TORONTO
(CP)
Water
mains
and
sewer
lines
are
being
built
in
old
Fort
York,
but
the
historic
graves
of
the
fort's
fir
it
burial
ground
are
not
to
be
disturbed.
For
150
years
and
more
the
bodies
of
British
soldiers
and
early
citizens
have
rested
beneath
the
little
park
alongside
the
railway
tracks,
known
as
Victoria
Memorial
Square.
The
first
interment
in
the
old
burying
ground
was
tiiat
of
Katharine
Simcoe,
the
infant
daughter
of
Sir
John
Graves
Simcoe,
who
died
at
Fort
York
in
April.
1791.
That
was
the
year
t'ili'r
York
county
was
given
its
i..ime
by
Simcoe,
the
first
lieutenant
of
Upper
Canada.
A
steam
shovel
is
excavatin.;
along
a
northern
str.p
of
trie
.'"liiare,
deeded
to
the
city
a
year
a'ro
by
the
federal
government
lor
the
extension
of
Wellington
Street.
Civic
officials
gave
assurance
that
the
old
graves
will
not
be
disturbed.
They
include
the
burial
place
of
the
three-year-old
son
of
Sir
John
Colborne.
once
lieutenant-governor
of
Upper
Canada,
and
the
bodies
of
Bit
-ish
soldiers
who
garrisoned
the
lort
until
1S70.
Only
a
score
or
so
of
grave
"A
go
id
place
to
buy
tiv-r
a
quarter
uf
a
tesimf
327
3rd
Avrnue
Phoac
Sure
cU
eanratus,
This
advert
i-ement
is
not
published
or
di:p!cyed
by
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
lumbia.
George
MeAdams,
chairman
of
the
local
hospital
board,
uill
receive
Die
documents.
To
start
the
society
oil
in
operation
of
tiie
hospital,
a
drive
ior
funds
was
made
and
the
KiU-.iaclory
sum
of
$4000
raised.
'Inis
afternoon
the
local
hus-P'lal
board
was
in
session
with
Mr.
Hewer;
E
Musto,
repre.setit-i:r;
the
kritUh
Columbia
Hos-p.ial
Insurance
Service,
and
U
neon
Root,
public
relations
officer.
Columbia
Ccllulo.se,
to
iron
out
final
problems
in
connection
i
willi
the
transfer.
Interior
Snow
Stops
Flights
T
tfi
r.iai,
ne&iiny
luei,
iwty
r
v3
v
4
pliant
bones
and
mua-v
f.
'W
cioa
in
proper
align
m
ATTENTION
Women's
Au-;ilinrv
United
Fishermen's
&
Allied
Workers'
Ui
DANCE
Oddfellows'
Hall
-
Fridov,
November
3C
10pm
-2am.
Rcfreshrr;
ment.
Vve
make
no
charge
lor
this
"ounce
ot
prevenlion".
Use
it
freely..
.wbether
you're
ready
to
buy
or
not.
7
i'
Tti!
i
;
TERRACE.
Drizzly
snow
I
caused
the
cancellation
of
all
flijht"
in
every
direction
from
Terrace
today.
Unfavorable
visi-b'llty
conditions
were
reported
lrom
points
east
as
far
as
Prince
George
and
south
in
the
Kitimal
n
nd
Kemano
area.
footwear
FASHION
B5?araS!WWBBBasm
stones
remain
.standing
over
die
I
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESH
'ww'tBWwrr
"f
',ii".'i!;ii':,l""!ii,l!iii
'
roughly
40U
graves
known
to
ex
If
you
want
to
solve
your
transportation
problem
see
our
used
cars
.
.
.
these
cars
are
older
models
but
tl'.ey
aie
in
good
condition
.
.
.
and
most
important
of
a'l
they
.re
priced
so
that
you
can
afford
to
buy.
7
947
AvsHn
8
Sedan
Trcfect
Sedan
1948
international
Pickup
in
very
good
shape
1939
Plymouth
Sedan
1538
Ford
Coach
For
good
transportation
a
1936
Chrysler
Royal
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
llliil;,;i.-ili;..iili,il(i;ilH-!'.:li:vs.,li
liuMi,
i,!i'.;i,
;'il
:
ist
in
the
historic
plot,
and
tut
years
have
made
many
of
tiie
Inscriptions
illegible.
Looking
Into
Hewer
Fibres
f'peaklrifi
recently
In
Vancouver,
Harold
B.ancke.
Columbia
1
u!
m-
Co!
Ltd..
said
that
for
j.iir
th:
C'el'snce
Coiporation
oi
America
lias
L.'en
conducting
i.v.aiih
into
newer
types
of
i.
lrmical
f
l;:es.
i:"
M'M'St
f(
FS
'
Oi:';
i
jtiueil
i:o:u
oa';e
2
1
At
the
opposite
end
from
Uie
BEST
OF
FOOD
burial
ground
are
believed
to
the
bones
of
the
horses
of
a
mm
Kilt
TAKK
ARK
OCT
OCT
OK
OltDUtS
PIIONK
British
officer.
Captain
Batters-by,
sent
out
to
command
a
provincial
corps
in
the
War
of
1B12.
On
being
ordered
home
at
the
end
of,
hostilities,
he
ordered
tht
horses
shot
and
buried,
In
-
a
;-.
i
the
Ictirrt
nUrt.
I
hrn
PRO
ADVVAY
CAFE
OUT-OF-TOWN
TWIN
SPECIAL
WE
PAY
POSTAGE
An
"dcol
Christmas'
3;f;-
.
.
.
mailed
to
you
or
to
vour
friends
oil
crty
specific
dae!
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
217
ne
was
unable
to
take
thoi
imiiie
with
him.
Attention
Leqionnaire:
McCULlOCH
M
many
trA-r
nf
1MK
HKls.
Tl
AN
hill-NCt:
MONiTOK
Irll
tiie
Kdilor
htw
mu
li
ihry
enjoy
litis
djily
world-wJn
if
WApaprr.
wiiii
uih
com-nirnta
:
"Th
Monitor
is
ihe
most
carefully
rttitrH
nirv
paper
in
the
U.
S.
.
.
"I'ntunbfe
aid
in
teach
n,
.
.
.-
jivs
thtU
is
comftlctm
nnd
fair
.
.
"The
Monitor
turety
if
n
teader$
'
necestity
.
.
.
You,
loo,
wilt
find
the
Monitor
in
formative
with
comilrt5
world
new
.
.
.
ant.
ii
nrrrs.
Mry
u
your
HUME
TOWN
paper.
Ve
this
coupon
for
Special
Inirniluriory
tuhmriplion
3
MONTHS
fOK
ONLY
$3.
I
tiie
men
who
rave
them
to
him.
jre
long
since
(lead.
I
i
Cease
fire
In
Korea!
And
no'v.i
l
ii't.i
hope,
comes
Ihe
happy
pro-!
i
-.e-j
oi
cleaning
out
tiie
barrel
j
I
:f
n
il
ri.'ie
and
poll-hhig
the
:
stuck.
L.iier
en
in
life,
hang
it
:
iv
.-!'
tiie
hearth!
j
There
does
not
sei-m
to
!)
in
Prince
Iiupi-it
today
the
inter-:
est
there
used
to
be
in
St.
An-i
rirew's
observance.
In
earlier
j
days
a
banquet
was
a
favorne
form
of
elf
oration,
attendaneel
taking
up
all
possible
accommo-1
I
rlation,
with
feasting
and
a
i
j
lengthy
list
of
.speeches
and
I
I
song.
j
intKil
Christmas
Tr.
C
children
(under
rv
raJ
for,:!(
,
1
toiAmtmwt
of
members
of
Jft.
1
Canadian
Legion
wet
:
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be
Id
in
tl'.e
Navy
brill
r.
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mm
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v
m-
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f
&
1
lh
Bov
of
Chocolates
hy
Debrett
O
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h
Box
of
Sunday.
December
16th,
Names
and
age
of
children
5f;
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1V
Wk
I
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&
I
Nut
Mouse
J
Special
Mixture
j
WILL
DO
rcgi-dcrd
by
December
3rd
cither
Dy
names
in
the
Legion
office
or
by
phoning
or
Black
609.
V
J
WILLIAMS,
Sccrctary-Manogcr.
Th
ChrMlUsj
SrUftr
MoMrttr
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PBfl
i
includes
Cashews,
Mmond.s.
Flitorts.
Pea-lu'.s.
Brazils
i.
BOTH
FOR
ONLY
$2.40
Pll
S
7c
TAX
(Postage
Paid)
OWE-MAN
POWER
SAW
for
the
FARM
C0RDW00D
POSTS
TREE
MAINTENANCE
PUIP
and
SAWMILL
TIMBER
CONSTRUCTION
Here's
the
saw
that's
designed
to
lessen
work
and
raise
income
on
the
farm.
You
can
take
it
anywhere
up
hill
and
across
swampy
land
if
necessary
because
it
weighs
less
than
25
pounds.
And
cut
anything
heavy
timber,
limbs,
hardwood,
softwood,
frozen
wood
because
it
has
full
3
horsepower.
Many
other
features
too
make
the
McCulloch
3-25
tops
on
any
farm:
automatic
clutch,
built-in
chain
oiler,
recoil
starter,
and
full-power
operation
at
any
angle.
.
It"
Use
4
MODELS
M.W.,.
AVAILABLE
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w.e.
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5
bow
miw
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Fresh
From
Our
Spotless
Kitchen
Order
Early!
Order
Now!
GIVE
ELECTRICALLY
Be
wise
and
lay
away
your
gift
now
,
vhile
stocks
are
complete.
"Give
Electrically"
Coffee
Tables,
End
Table
SEE
US
TODAY
FOR
A
FREE
DEMONSTRATION
Authorized
Sales
and
Service
We
carry
spare
pails
for
all
McCulloch
Saws
Pacific
Electric
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Box
139
Phone
Blue
992
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