1
Prinre
ftuDert
Doily
News
3
Thursday,
April
5,
1951
ocal
and
PERSONAL
i
and
-A
?
1
1
S
'
Col.
C.
E.-
Reynolds,
chairman
of
the
Ontario
Northland
Railway,
was
the
featured
guest
today
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Ruprt
Rot-a,y
Club.
He
entertained
th;
1
member-'
with
the
showing
of
a
picture
"Goose
Camp,"
a
graphic
pictorial
description
of
organ-
ized
gcose
hunting
on
James
j
Bay
reached
by
airplane
from
j
M-xiscnee,
the
northern
terminus
of
Col.
Reynold's
railway.
President
A.
B.
Brown
was
in
the
chair
and
there
were
a
num-l
ber
of
guests
ai
well
as
a
good
i
turn-out
of
Rotarians.
SUPPLIES'
PHONE
116
-117
or
58
(jatf'f
think
ofanyhfog
bert
&
McCaffery
LIMITED
'Schools
A
SMART
NEW
HABIT
FROM
HOILYWOOO-Now
yu
con
csrty
tiand
lotion
In
your
pilfM,
toki
II
wild
you
whinvir
yon
go.
Thi
allfaclivt
lilllo
jwlr-lylsd
pvrt-uit
diiponwr
(or
now
hand
lotion
Mini
o((er
worldt
o(
bsouly
for
yoo
handt
it
tomithina
rhal
should
kovo
Irton
thought
of
long
ago
Hollywood'!
Max
Factor,
Jr.
it
roipomiblo
for
tho
idoa
and
Columbia
Sludu)'
lovily
tlar,
Borboro
Halo,
it
picturtd
happily
Idling
advanlago
of
il.
Think
of
all
Iho
limit
you'vi
boon
traveling,
working.
Of
ul
oul
for
Iho
ovOring,
and
wanted
to
carry
a
handy
tupply
of
hand
lotion
in
your
purt.
Tha
dpnr
comit
filled
with
wtb
upply
and
an
bo
rofilujd
in
a,
for
Mcandt.
turned
from
vC3nf
d
Billy
T
Miss
Audrey
Wratha
returned
Canadian
Legion
W.A.
meet-
Costume
Jewellery
Rings,
m3
tonight,
8
o'clock.
uto
Pearls,
Pendants
and
Earrings,
price.
Manson's
Jewellers
M
"j
Anrir..,,
w..v,.i
Sixth
event-
,80
pert
after
a
10-day
holiday
trip
Mrs.
Kerr,
enroute
to
Ketchi-
the
soutn-
kan,
ttopped
off
the
Prince
Ru-
Cancer
Society
annual
meet-
'esf
da?
to
visit
friends
lng,
Civic
Centre
common
and
See
the
clty'
Lounge,
Friday,
April
8,
8
p.m.
Meeting
of
Job's
Daughters.
Public
invited.
(80::l
Friday,
April
6,
at
8
p.m.
Party,
HughPhilrx.ttofPhilpott.Evittr'ch1
bUS",eSS
'"tlti
(81c'
Co.
Ltd..
arrived
in
the
city
'
yesterday
from
Vfrtorla,
being
Mr.
Mr.
W.
J.
Scott
anl
nere
on
business.
sons
returned
to
the
city
on
tnj
After
holidays
in
the
south
frlnce
U?f
yesterday"
frcm
a
'
two
week
tip
to
Vanuvr-turned
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
L
Lee
re
to
the
city
yesterday
See
the
new
G.E.
Steam
Irons
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert,
now
in
stock
at
the
Rupert
Had,
&
Hectric-only
$34
50.
S.O.N,
whist
and
dance
Frl-
day,
April
fl.
Whist,
8
o'clock.
C)
Music
by
Mike
Colussi.
Refresh-:
Wife
of
the
Ketchikan
city
ments.
Everybody
welcome.
i81ci
manager,
Mrs.
W.
Barton,
was
returning
to
the
north
'from
Arriving
vcterdav
from
rhii
Hwcit
,
ZnVe
u7erCZ
leTad-
Hospital
staff
were
Miss
J.
Oard-
ner
mi
Miss
M.
Garner.
Mr.
and
Mrs
J
W.
Webster
i't.'o5
sir
,
,
;
Donald
Patterson
was
fined
Ladies
and
genu'
watch's,
$io'and
costs
for
intoxication
V2
price
at
Manson's
Jewelle.s
and
Jack
Pollard
$50
and
cosw
Sixth
Anniversary
event.
(80o
for
having
liquor
other
than
beer
ln
a
licenced
D-emls-the
John
Cm
He,
after-
spending
past
ten
days
in
the
'
city
oa
,
Current
reports
Indicate
that
business,
is
returning
tonight
on
additional
excise
taxes
will
be
the
Prince
Rupert
to
Victoria
placed
on
all
appliances
next
where
he
now
resides.
week.
Buy
now
and
save!
Only
William
Traeger
of
the
Stand-
down
balance
up
to
12
ard
Oil
Co.
arrived
here
on
the
months-
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
on
a
81c
brief
business
trip
from
Vancou-
p.
S.
Bonney,
formerly
district
ver
forester
here
and
now
timber
For
causing
a
public
disturb-
consultant
with
Columbia
Cellu-ance,
a
fine
of
$10
and
costs
lose'
arrtved
in
the
city
yester-was
Imposed
on
Louis
Cecil;
a
dav
on
tne
Prince
Rupert
from
fine
of
$15
and
costs
was
lm-
Vancouver,
posed
on
Stanley
Dixon.
j
Public
Re!aSions
representa.
Notice-Midland
Pines
re-
tive
from
tne
NVw
York
office
of
opening
on
24
hour
service.
Im-
tne
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
perial
Oil
products
at
your
High-
n
''e,
Miss
Lois
Stevens
arrived
way
entrance,
credit
cards
ac-
ln
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
cepted.
83c)
yesterday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
C.
Mitchell'
Walter
Jennings
has
arrived
and
son,
Bruce,
returned
to
the
1l.'re
10
Jn
the
Canadian
Pao
city
on
the
Prince
Rupe
t
vester-
'flc
Amines
as
a
pilot
on
tha
dav
from
a
two
wppkv
t-in
t-i
Prince
Rupevt-Sandspit
run
foi-
Catholic
School
Makes
Request
Request
by
Annunciation
School
that
Its
Orade
VII
pupils
be
permitted
to
attend
manual
arU
and
home
economics
classes
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School
was
referred
to
the
Department
of
Education
last
night
by
tha
school
board.
In
view
of
the
department's
policy
regarding
private
schools,
it
was
decided
to
make
no
recommendation
but
to
inform
Vio-tlria
of
the
rtquest,
pointing
out
that
potential
Annunciation
students
would
xi
"quite
high."
It
was
the
Intention,
the
board
found,
that
if
the
students
gained
entry
to
the
high
school
classes
the
practise
would
be
progressive.
That
Is,
Orade
VII
pupils
promoted
to
Oradi
VIII
would
be
followed
hv
n
class
of
Orade
VII's
et?.
j
A.
M.
Hurst,
principal
of
the
j
high
school,
will
be
contacted
to
see
if
extra
accommodation
,
exists.
Assistant
secretary
of
home
missionary
work
of
the
Evangeli-
ral
Lutheran
Church,
with
head
office
In
Minneapolis,
Minnesota,
Rev.
Clarence
8olberg,
was
met
here
yesterday
bv
Rev
E.
Soiland,
local
pastor.
After
spending
the
day
here,
Mr.
Solberg
contnued
h'i
tour
of
lnsoectlon
in
Alaska.
He
wa-
travelling
on
the
stoamer
P'-iive
Rnoert.
Delayed
new
schools
bulld-vems
to
be
Jlnxed,"
id
52
heard
last
night
Sungstcr,
resident
the
J750,0OO
ex
it
was
shortage
of
IXuvr
we
have
most
of
jv.e
run
into
bad
wea-i.abor
shortage."
But
I
r
said
a
crew
of
car-
coming
from
Ocean
is
would
be
of
"con-
1D.
,chools.
one
replacing
'i
ward
Drimarv
school.
a
large
addition
to
liorial
HiRh
school.
j
completed
by
end
of
I
-fay
things
have
been
i
dn't
hazard
to
guess
1
be
finished,
said
T.
fd.
howvver.
that
if
1
tn-en
slow,
it
never-I
been
Rood.
In
the
tipatino
anri
vpntil.
9fliperrpnt
complete
the
plumb
and
been
rouehed
In.
nf
the
bulldiiit?
also
heathing,
but
main
the
roof
which
"can-m
in
we!
weather,"
;vp
ben
here
sevpral
'iM
and
only
had
work
o
tew
days.
8mm
Jane
Ashley's
Writ
Jan
Ashlmv.
-SS-
P.O.
lax
12
FISHERMEN
.
Japanese
Display
Creates
Interest
Display
of
colorful
Japanese
kimonas
in
the
natural
silk
and
of
design
and
workmanship
which
is
said
to
be
dying
out
is
attracting
Interest
in
the
show
window
of
Wallace's
Store.
One
kimona,
particularly,
is
declared
to
be
a
priceless
heirloom.
s
The
costumes
were
worn
at
a
Japanese
folk
dancing
display
a
few
days
ago
at
Port
Edward
in
aid
of
the
Red
Cross,
the
show
to
be
repeated
here
this
Saturday
under
Job's
Daughters
auspices.
Mrs.
Tanaka
came
in
from
Port
Edward
yesterday
to
direct
the
arrangement
of
the
display
which
has
a
setting
of
orange
blossoms
and
gay
para-tols.
Joe
Kameda
and
other
Japanese
ladies'
besides
Mrs.
Tanaka
were
also
here.
mm
Vancouver
2
have
Juxt
received
w
our
ne
.
hipment
of
ROSE
BUSHES
Don't
forget
to
see
our
complete
lines
of
GARDEN
SEEDS
Pn.ice
Rupert
Florists
I
hone
777,
300
3rd
W.
Hox
5H
AOs.
X
Crown
Brand
Recipes
FREf
Tha
Canada
Starch
Ccitnnnnu
limits
9,
Montital,
P.
Q.
c,'3
.
.
pfl
that
REFRESHES
FINEST
OF
C$5
no
COOKING
TOOLS
Garden
Hose
Droomrakes
Clippers
T3Trnwl
in
rorks
'
i
noes
ANDERSON
On
his
way
back
to
Montreal
Hying
with
Captain
Robert
M--1
after
working
here
with
the
Do-
inncs.
I
minion
Bridge
Company,
G.
I
Stockton
left
by
plane
yesterday
C".
J.
A.
Maednnr'i
returned
!
lor
Vancouver.
.
to
the
city
cn
the
Prince
Rupe.
c
.
yeterr'av
ffom
Vineouv-r
See
Japanese
folk
danclnj
whe-e.
durin?
recent
we-ks
he
sponsored
by
Job's
Daughters,
has
been
tak'n-r
a
-our."
in
m-Ca.st
of
Japanese
children
and
Re-'hes'n.
Mri.
Mfirdonald
and
adults.
Civic
Centre.
Saturday,
famUv
retlj'ned
with
him.
I
April
7,
8
p.m.
Authentic
robes
"
j
Afternoon
Teas
make
friendly
entertainment
...help
prevent
it
DURING
CHILDHOODS
...FOR
THE
YEARS
AHEAD!
MM
and
colorful
staging.
(82c)
R.
H.
Young,
assistant
to
the
president
of
Pacific
Mills
Ltd,
irrivurl
nt
flpan
Pfilla
frnni
Vancouver
on
the
northbound
trip
of
the
Prince
Rupert
thn
week.
'
12
Only
ladies'
diamond
rnes
left
at
!2
price
at
Mauson'a
Jew-tliers
Sixth
Aniiiversarv
event.
3(cl
4
X
jn.
Arrnine
Boas
and
Hugh
Hart,
public
health
sanitarians,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday.
Mr.
Hart
continued
to
his
Terrace
office
by
the
evening
train.
They
have
been
attending
conferences
with
other
provincial
health
officials
in
the
south.
IF
BABY
IS
CROSS
FIND
OUT
WHY
HEALTHY
BABIES
are
not
cross.
Your
baby
fihmthi
not
be
cmsa.
If
hr
in,
then
somt'Lhiuwi
in
his
little
system
is
"out
of
onler."
Pmlmbty
Bitby's
Own
Tablets
run
promutty
"put
it
riuhi."
On
Quebec
Mother
hiuf
the
xiri-erii.
She
writi's:
"My
iittte
ir
wiut
irritable,
feverish
ami
stometimes
sick
at
her
stomach
what
a
relief
it
was.
after
Irvine
her
Baby's
DwnTah.etft.
tr
see
bow
much
belter
she
was,"
Sweel-taHlin'-t
no
"r
leeity"
stuff
no
iull-Itut
effect.
Promptly
effective
in
aimvte
fevers,
mnwtipation,
teething
troubles,
upset
ntom-wh
and
other
minor
ills.
Never
W
without
a
full
box
ol
ftabv's
wn
Tablets.
StrkneMM
f
often
iilril.es
in
the
niht.
iet
a
packan
((May
at
yout
Uru'Ki,
only
2it.
Money
back
if
you
are
not
BuliHfied.
terine
Antiseptic
make
this
same
formula
readily
available
to
you
and
to
your
family.
Use
Listerine
Ammoniated
Tooth
Paste
regularly,
as
directed,
morning
and
night
and
right
after
eating.
Lambert
Phar-macalCo.(Conada)Ltd.,Toronto.
Mechanical
action
dflani
Riir-
A
oa
faces
hh
UhU
r
brushwi
dtt'tty-lirtMHliiig
deposits.
decay.
J0L
LICENSFD
BY
UNIVERSITY
OF
ILLINOIS
FOUNDATION!
For
complete
overhaul
of
yout
High
Speed
Oasollue
Ei,gu!,
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
hnve
the
trained
mechanics
mid
kprialized
equlpnifin
ii.
perform
this
work
for
you
.
.
efflcifotly
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
rush
Is
on,
let
us
have
that
lob
now.
4&
Rupert
Motors
Limited
lei-"
m
'r
For
the
MEAL
BEST
OF
FOOD
,
lowing
the
t
-mister
of
Ch
Charlpn
tUHHIIlt
I'lnciilA
party.
Catholic
H:il
April
R.
Presbyterlnn
sp"lng
sa'.e,
April
;12.
The
Dtirhe
of
Edinburgh
Chupler,
lODF
homeciHiklnss
sale.
April
14.
Gordon
Anderson
;
Conrad
St
ref
t
School
r.T.A
!
White
Elephant
sale
and
tea
April
14
at
2
n
rr.
Cmadian
i.e,ion
card
partv
April
11.
wo.T.M.
Sprinrj
uazaar,
April
20
-
Conrad
School
P.T.A.
card
parly,
Friday,
April
20,
8
p.m.
iSt
Hrn:.-
bpLiig
Bale.
April
Unite.1
W.A.
fciirinsr
sale.
May
3.
Ron
In
lea.
Muv
,1
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
church
hall,
May
16.
Lutheran
tea,
May
16.
Tightening
up
Harbor
Rules
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
fjr
Ekeena,
has
advised
ths
P:inee
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerc?
that
there
is
to
be
a
tightening
ur
in
thj
mf
tter
of
fire
regulations
on
the
Prince
Rupert
waterfront,
recent
close
calls
having
prompted
a
new
drive
to
enforce
the
regulations.
Efforts
are
also
being
made
to
flear
the
waterfront
of
unattended
boats,
this
having
been
one
of
the
factors
in
establishing
the
Fairview
floats.
hotel
arrivals
Prince
Rupert
'
S.
Collins,
R.
B.
Cameron,
W.
S.
Lythgoe,
C.
Soarr.
R.
F.
Rud.l.
A.
G.
Greaves,
A.
P.
Chapman,
N.
Daker,
C.
Black,
B.
MacDon-ald
and
E.
Hult,
city;
G.
r.
Joseph,
Winnipeg;
R.
C.
Telford,
city.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
A.
Gordon,
Winnipeg;
W.
S.
Peterson,
C.
Soar,
A.
Van
Snellenburg
and
B.
Campbell,
Vancouver;
W.
M.
Caron,
citv;
R.
H.
Diederick,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Clare,
Edmonton:
J.
Dunlop
and
T.
Woods,
Smithers.
r
'
1
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
S00
BROADWAY
CAFE
Mother!
Give
your
children
the
benefit
of
lhi
promiting
new
method
of
attacking
loolh
decay.
In
preliminary
tests
conducted
with
this
famout
formula
at
the
University
of
Illinois
Foundation,
cote
after
case
of
reduction
in
the
incidence
of
tooth
decay
was
reported.
No
wonder
it
has
caused
such
interest
in
dental
circles!
Now
the
manufacturers
of
Lis-
V
Chmfcol
action
reduces
f
mouth
acidity.
Mouth
acid-
fi
for
PLAY
for
WORK
for
WALKING
for
COMFORT
And
we've
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styles
you
want.
In
a
smart
choice
of
colors
...
a
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all
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all
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rr
Rakes
m
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Insecticides
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ity
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ion
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Joolwcar
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