Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
January
17.
1951
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Blackwood
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By
Easley
Blackwood
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
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"Dear
Mr.
Blackwood:
When
my
partner
bids
four
no
trump
and
I
nave
one
ace
and
a
void
suit,
do
I
bid
five
diamonds
to
show
only
one
ace,
or
do
I
bid
five
hearts
to
show
first
round
control
of
two
suits?"
Miss
L.
V.
i
,
4
i
1
V
i
i
1
J
butguts!
n
WARNER
BrlOS.
TTWMT'.
gffl
Clearance
Sale
Mid
Winter
Clearance
Sale
NOW
ON!
Rupert
Peoples
Store
I
want
to
answer
this
not
only
for
Miss
L.
V.,
but
for
many
My
friend,
Mrs.
Keen,
who
others
who
ask
this
same
ques-
knows
her
way
around
at
the
tion.
The
answer
is
that
you
bid
bridge
table,
avoided
trouble
on
five
diamonds,
forgetting
all
today's
hand
by
suppressing
in-
about
the
void
suit.
In
other
formation
about
her
void
suit,
words,
you
do
not
count
a
void
Had
she
bid
five
hearts
on
the
suit
as
an
ace
in
responding
to
,
North
cards
in
response
to
her
four
no
trump.
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IT
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WEDNESDAY
-
Till
RSDAY
7
p.m.
-
9:05
Adult
entertainment
only
partners
four
no
trump,
ner
side
would
almost
surely
have
ended
up
in
a
grand
slam.
Suppose
you
held
Mr.
Dale's
hand
and
learned
that
your
f-a
infers
Both
vulnerable.
South
dealer.
Ni.rtli
(Mrn.
Kkii)
8
A
Q
10
a
H
K
10
8
a
D
None
C
K
9
8
3
3
Wrt
East
(Mr.
Ariel)
(r.
Muster)
S
J
5
S
8
H
A
9
4
H
Q
J
7
6
3
D
10
8
5
4
2
PJ
9
7
3
C
J
10
7
CQ
8
5
South
(Mr.
hale)
S
K
9
7
8
4
S
H
6
4
TYr
C,tr
Mi"
A.tiHH
Vrvirf
It,,
I
Big
Defence
Orders
Given
n
Si,
I
SI,
cine
Kjoot
ow
"I
have
no
complaint.
I'm
just
delivering
his
hearing-aid,
which
was
being
repaired."
partner
had
two
aces.
Wouldn
t
you
want
to
be
in
seven?
You
wouldn't
need
to
jump
into
it.
You
could
bid
five
no
trump
to
ask
about
kings.
Partner
has
two
kings
and
would
bid
six
hearts.
Now,
believing
that
your
partnership
has
all
four
aces
and
all
four
kings
I
know
you
would
land
in
a
seven
bid.
Mr.
Dale
would
have
been
there
if
he
hadn't
had
such
a
good
partner.
And
Mr.
Abel
would
triumphantly
have
laid
down
his
ace
of
hearts
at
trick
OTTAWA.
Canada's
defence
form
of
a
concert
and
dance
to
be
held
in
the
Legion
Hall.
program
picked
up
a
lot
of
speed
during
the
past
week.
Stewart
News
.
BAPTONE
The
Wonder
Woll
Point
$1.50
o
quart
$4.95
a
gallon
New
defence
orders
in
the
neighborhood
of
$100
millions-
Anoth-r
two
feet
of
snow
fell
of
.the
during
the
past
week
and
all
the
making
fences
in
town
are
covered.
The
Stewart
torancn
Canadian
Legion
Is
are
on
the
verge
of
going
to
Canadian
manufacturers.
They
will
cover
a
new
phase
one.
So
remember
the
rule
in
re-'
preparations
for
the
celebration
There
is
over
f
ou"
feet
on
the
Thompson
Hardware
Co.LtJj
of
the
defence
program
our
commitment
to
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization
spondlng
to
your
partner's
four
of
the
anniversary
of
Robert
level
apart
from
the
main
roads
no
trump
do
not
count
a
void
Burns,
Scotland's
national
bard,
and
streets
which
have
been
suit
as
an
ace.
'on
January
27.
It
will
take
the
clear
by
the
snow
plough.
.,
TORONTO
Persons
who
paint
during
week-ends
and
other
spare
hours
as
a
hobby
ptid
oaft'me
had
their
hour
of
glory
when
an
exhibition
of
their
work
was
staged
at
a
downtown
art
gallery.
Fourteen
"week-end
painters,"
each
representing
a
different
profession,
contributed
five
paintings
apiece.
'
Art
critic
Pearl
McCarthy
of
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Mail
-ailed
it
"an
extremely
interesting
show."
She
wrote
that
poet
Robert
Finch
turned
out
painting
that
was
"calmly
analytical
and
precise."
while
some
of
the
scientists
showed
canvasses
suggesting
that
they
are
"romantically
inclined."
,
The
painters
who
exhibited,
in
addition
to
Prof.
Finch,
were:
iN.A.T.O.).
Very
large
initial
orders
cover
radar
and
electronic
equipment
Some
have
already
been
placed
Artillery
and
aviation
orders
are
expected
to
add
to
the
total.
Individual
sums
involved
in
D
A
K
Q
6
C
A
4
The
bldUlriK:
Smith
wt
North
last
1
S
Pass
a
S
Pass
4
NT
Pass
.
8
D
Pass
6
S
All
Pas
The
reason
has
to
do
with
that
disaster
which
good
bridge
players
always
fear
duplication
of
values.
You
see,
if
you
control
a
suit
by
being
void
in
it,
your
partner
may
control
the
same
suit
by
having
the
ace.
You
are
both
holding
the
same
front
door
shut
while
the
villain
calmly
walks
in
the
back
door
unopposed.
Housekeeper
Gardner
Now
REGINA
P
Miss
Sarah
Isabella
Faskin
is
a
six-generation
Canadian.
And
In
her
family
the
railway
tradition
runs
strong.
She
has
worked
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
for
30
years
and
is
retiring
from
her
position
of
hotel
these
orders
cannot
now
be
dis
closed.
At
least
one
is
for
a
very
big
amount.
This
means
that
after
months
of
detailed
study
and
consider
Aims
ation,
Canada's
industrial
potential
is
about
to
feel
the
impact
of
North
Atlantic
rearmament
needs.
ccaon
cuff
dowim
yuir
oiiomey
ny's
:.r.
.3.
'(
Dr.
Gordon
Pearson,
dentist;
!
Colin
Sabiston,
journalist;
Judge
Frank
Denton;
Dr.
Harvey
Ag-new
physician;
D.
I.
McLeod,
fin-
I
ancier;
F.
Bruce
Brown,
archi-1
ttct;
F.
Erichsen
Brown,
barris-
j
ter;
Alberto
Guerrero,
musician;
j
D.
C.
McArthur,
radio
executive;
I
Dr.
H.
B.
Van
Wvck,
obstretri-1
clan;
Dr.
Charles
H.
Best,
physi-
;
ologist;
Prof.
Edmund
"Walker.!
zoologist
;
and
Dr.
H.
A,
Clowes,
j
research
surgeon.
,
tn
i
New
Vitamin
F
Laboralory
pBroSbDesyDs
wiEn
Irun.
.CA.
VICTORIA
A
duolicate
of
the
housekeeper.
Riin
hhrratnru
whirh
nrnriiiep
'
Grey-haired
and
dressed
me-
ticulously
in
black,
Miss
Faskin
.
the
essential
fatty
acid
claimed
has
been
used
to
a
life
that
kept
I
Pi
to
be
Vitamin
F
has
been
constructed
at
Saanichton,
British
Columbia.
Cost
of
the
plant
is
estimated
at
$250,000
with
the
ultimate
employment
of
some
60
people.
I
Here
to
supervise
initial
pro-
Hazelton
Mine
Is
Paying
Bonus
her
on
24-hour
call.
Now
she
admits
that
"a
quiet
life
is
going
to
take
some
getting
uwd
to."
The
Faskin
family
came
from
Elora,
Ont.
They
moved
to
a
fruit
farm
at
Armstrong,
B.C.,
and
later
Miss
Faskin
became
a
mak-
n
.
,
;
.
.
i
j
rinr-t.inn
at,
the
new
nlant.
E.
A.
Wvler
and
E.
G.
Locher
were
"
of
custom
wedding
dresses
in
large
Vancouver
dress
store.
h;i.s
become
effective
at
Silver
flown
from
Zurich,
Switzerland.
Later
she
went
into
the
linen
de
fitandard
mines
with
the
pay-
Dr.
Wyler
is
first
assistant
to
Dr.
inpnt
nf
sin
initial
dividend
of
C
Schmitz,
who
is
Credited
With
partment
of
the
old
Vancouver
'
five
cents
a
share
plus
a
bonus
the
discovery
of
preparing,
con-
-s"'
"
of
two
cents
on
December
15.
Icentrating
and
refining
the
es-
j
sociation
with
the
hotel
busi-
iEach
employee,
from
mucker
1
sential
fatty
acid.
He
worKed;ness.
!
superintendent
his
Swiss
Now
sne11
leaye
Regina
and
to
a
superintendent,
shares
sharp,
in
in
the
the
nearly
'
seven
years
n
seUle
!r
a
small
house
in
Van-fortune
to
nroduce
the
fhst
to
tne
mot
of
the
company
over
,
iaDoratory
produce
,.
j,
,,
.
and
above
basic
rales
of
pay.
'drop
of
the
product.
The
results
.
cour
to
devote
her
time
to
two
hobbies-gardening
r,Pi,-.mni
rBiv
vaotiv
gave
an
essential
fattv
acid
of
a
and
needle-
work.
lhe
same
"nartnershln"
cheaue
99
purity.
It
took
a
further
w:
Ni
9
Do
you
know
you
can
now
purchase
to-day's
NEWS
111;
BALK
to-day?
JONKS
NEWS
KTAND
Papers
are
flown
In
dally
by
CP
A.
(pre
lent
J
Do
YOU
RUN
YOUR
MONEY,
OR
DOES
IT
RUN
YOU?
Can
you
nuke
your
money
do
for
you
the
things
you
think
it
should?
You
can
.
.
.
with
Personal
Planning.
'
BE
MASTER
OF
YOUR
MONEY
.
.
.
With
Personal
Planning,
you
can
be
boss
of
your
budget
.
.
.
you
can
organize
your
life
to
rid
yourself
of
"day-after-pay
day"
worries.
More
than
that,
besides
living
within
your
income,
you
can
make
the
most
of
your
money
with
Personal
Planning.'
PERSONAL
PLANNING
FOR
EVERYBODY
...
Get
yourself
a
copy
of
our
new
booklet,
"Personal
Planning",
and
you'll
see
what
we
mean.
Whatever
your
job
in
life
.
.
.
whether
you're
a
factory
worker
or
office
clerk
stenographer
or
housewife
farmer,
fisherman,
miner
or
businessman
...you
will
find
it
immensely
practical
in
dealing
with
personal
and
family
financing.
t
NO
MONEY
MIRACLES
.
.
.
Personal
Planning
doesn't
deal
with
money
miracle!
or
show
you
how
to
get
rich
overnight.
That's
something
we
know
nothing
about.
But
it
docs
deal
with
money
management;
As
bankers
to
the
Canadian
people
for
133
years,
we
do
know
something
about
this.
HOW
TO
GET
THE
MOST
OUT
OF
YOUR
MONEY
.
.
.
"Personal
Planning"
is
t
cheery
little
book
that
tells
you
whatever
your
intome
how
to
get
yourself
on
a
sound
financial
foundation
.
.
.
how
to
get
the
most
out
of
your
nAiney.
Call
in
at
your
nearest
B
of
M
brain
h
and
ask
for
a
copy.
There's
no
obligation
,
.
.
except
to
yourself.
provided
he
has
worked
the
three
years
of
intensive
research
I
tame
time
within
the
period
pre-
work
to
finally
design
a
manu-'
'
r
icding
the
dividend.
In
the
pres-
facturing
laboratory
capable
of
ent
Instance,
each
employee
who
turning
out
quantities
on
a
corn-works
full
time
in
the
four
'
mercia!
basis.
i
months
preceding
December
1,'
Clinical
tests
over
a
period
of,
19o0,
has
been
paid
$94.34.
2'2
years
are
reported
to
show
Cheques
to
other
employees
were
amazing
response
to
treatment,1
in
proportion
to
the
time
worked,
especially
in
chronic
cases
of
I
The
current
payment
relates
eczema,
leg
ulcers,
boils
and!
h
t(
the
four
months
ended
No-
psoriasis.
veinber
30
and
the
same
course
95
of
the
raw
materials
used
is.
to
be
followed
each
time
a
are
of
Canadian
origin
and
only
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ae.
(Near
CFPR)
dividend
is
paid.
j
the
finest
natural
oils
of
care-
'.
"Earnings
in
the
three
months
fully
selected
plants
are
used.
The
j
ended
September
30,
1950,
j
final
product
must
then
pass
amounted
to
9.7
cents
a
share
rigid
chemical,
biological
and
as
against
7.4
cents
a
share
in
bacteriological
tests.
Pi
I
iwtitoWr?
what
isrxX$(a
brt,
the
three
months
ended
June
30,
ISfcO.
,
nS:t
profit
higher
"Net"
profit
for
the
six
months
ended
September
30,
1950,
amounted
to
17.1
cents
a
share
ompared
with
a
total
net
profit
of
6
cents
a
share
in
the
12
moTilhs
ended
March
1,
1950.
cO
IBANK'
iL
This
advertisement
It
not
published
or
displayed
bv
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
trie
Government
o
British
Columbia
j
WHAT
PEOPLE
ARE
IAYINO
ABOUT
Personal
Planning
Personal
Planning
was
introduced
on
a
test
basis
to
visitors
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
last
autumn.
Thousands
of
people
responded
to
our
invitation
and
asked
for
copies
of
"Personal
Planning
for
Successful
Home-makers."
"Up-to-date
and
practical
for
present
living
conditions,"
is
what
one
visitor
wrote
us
after
reading
the
booklet.
'
"I
needed
this
advice
very
badly,"
wrote
another,
"and
you
have
already
helped
to
straighten
out
a
quarter
of
our
personal
problems."
'
"Excellent
pamphlet,"
said
a
third.
"My
budget-plan
will
be
organized
within
a
month."
These
comments,
and
many
more
like
them,
are
in
the
Bank's
files
at
the
Head
Office
in
Montreal.
Personal
Planning
a
more
than
mere
budgeting
,
,
.
that,
hy
itself,
is
dull.
Personal
Planning
is
positive
6nancial
program
for
successful
individual
and
family
living
a
program
for
progressive
and
provident
people
people
who
have
ideas
for
their
future
and
want
to
make
them
real.
That's
why
Personal
Planning
is
so
different.
It
is
a
plan
that
faces
the
fact
that
all
of
us
must
live
on
what
we
have
not
on
what
we
wish
for.
It
also
faces
the
fact
that
a
budget-plan
should
never
choke
the
fun
out
of
life.
It
shows
you
how
to
put
your-self
on
your
own
payroll,
as
well
as
the
butcher,
the
baker
and
candlestick-maker.
It
shows
you
how
to
build
for
'
tomorrow,
while
you
enjoy
today.
Yes,
and
it
shows
you
how
to
get
the
most
out
of
life
with
what
you
earn.
In
Personal
Planning,
the
important
thing
is:
IT'S
NOT
HOW
MUCH
YOUR
INCOME
IS,..
IT'S
HOW
YOU
USE
IT.
During
the
first
half
of
the
i
current
fiscal
year
(six
months!
ending
September
30),
the
mill
averaged
slightly
better
than
60
1
tons
daily
which
is
the
capacity)
of
the
present
plant.
The
broken
i
ore
reserve
has
been
increased
from
3820
tons
in
June
to
8073
j
tons
as
at
October
31,
a
quantity
j
in
excess
of
three
months
milling
requirements.
Ore
reserves
at
Silver
Stand-
ard
are
estimated
to
be
larger
j
now
than
at
March
31,
1950,
both
in
tannage
and
in
total
of
metal1,
content.
'
SPECIAL!
ft!
WRIST
WATCHES
$22.75
PLEASING
"SENTENCE"
'
CHATHAM,
England
'0"
A
.i'oraan
fined
5s.
(75
centsi
for
a
Pect
I
PlWtKt
'toring
offence
was
also
"sen-JjRiced"
to
take
lunch
with
the
J
magistrate
and
bench.
Her
fine
SKE
OUt
REVOLVING
WINDOW
DISPLAY!
Manufactured
by
reliable
Swiss
factories
Guaranteed
to
give
satisfactory
service
wa
paid
by
the
court
to
celebrate'
the
opening
of
the
new
courthouse.
f
'v
ill
Bank
or
Montreal
of
modern
shapes
Smartly
designed
choice
and
dials
Ptime
Rupett
Dianch:
G.
S.
BLACKABY.
Manager
'
Stewart
Hramh:
MELVILLE
G.
GENGF,
ManaBer
n
GOLDEN
GOOSE'S
COUSIN
f
HOUGHTON,
England
A
Black
or
brown
genuine
leather
straps
Roman
or
Arabic
numbers
Rhode
Island
Red
hen,
Huntingdonshire's
"Golden
Girl,"
Is
a
ray
clore
cousin
of
the
golden
goose
WORKING
WITH,
CANADIANS
IN
EVERY
WALK
OF
LIFE
SINCE
1
1
'!
BULGER'S
JEWELERS
As
champion
egg-layer
in
Britain
her
egges
are
sold
to
breed
ers
at
10
($30;
a
dozen.