tffAPPLIANCE
Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
rNewC
Thursday,
Aorii
5.
1951
BlackvOod
On
(Bridge
By
Easlcy
Clockwood
OAS
AN'"
rTRIf
KAM.tS
.
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and
NOW
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EAL
ESTATE
My
friend
Mrs.
.Keen
stalled
playing
rubber
bridge
less
than
a
year
ago.
Before
that
she
hr.d
played
party
lridj?e
for
many
years.
In
J.hat
rough
and
tumble
frame
she
didn't
pick
up
many
fine
points
(.ii
bidding.
But
she
did
learn
a
lot
of
jmorl
plays
to
kt-fp
her
opponents
from
making
the
arne
contracts
ho
souj?;ht-aftcr
at
party
bridge.
Iio.ti
VUln-iu'j;-
i
DURANCE
COME
TAX
,,NS
l'KI-.PAKKD
Rretila'tlnn
l,nMa
nnil
8perd
-
on
the
Nortln-rti
TrunH-Pmlni
hi
Mirli:iv
rnim
il
I.OWW
KMMII1
to
TVKK
The
Undersigned,
being
it
porson
uthorti.ed
by
the
MlnLster
of
Public
Works.
In
writing,
to
exercise
the
powers
vested
In
the
Minister
In
Part
O
Df
the
"Hli-hway
Act."
and
belnn
ol
the
opinion
thut
thi.t
portion
of.
the
Northern
Trans-Provincial
Hl-jhway
trom
Cilloway
ILnpids
to
Tyi-e
Ix
lial."
clemae
t.hrough
extrwrdlnarv
trjitfie
trereon.
hcrfbv
ina!:e;s
tlie
Siiliow-ing
Regulation
pursuant
to
Section
33
of
the
III
;himy
Ai
t.
The
loilowliiK
load
and
speed
llnilK.tlons
are
imnoced
in
the
na'
1
highway
until
further
notice:
No
nersfin
shall
operate
an
vehicle
over
the
Norf.ic-ii
Trnns-ITovH-e'al
Highway
from
Galloway
Raidi
ut
Tyee
haviuj-
n
maMmir,ii
nrwo
.
weight
or
loanlii';
In
extesa
ot
inty
per
cent
ot
UihI
allow.
I
In
tut-Pa-iiiilatlons
made
pim;..:.,il
to
Me-ta.n
of
the
"IIMiwftvr
Act
"
K
8
B.C.
)!4B.
The
seed
limit
of
vehfier,
with
pnetimatie.
tire...
i:;
re-Jfleleil
to
tv
enty
mill
p:
r
hour.
Vi-liicleo
with
w.lid
tVeu
are
prolnhii-d
rfota
tlslilK
Ihu
lllKl.way
(lui
in-f
mii-Ii
limes
as
thl
,
r-cnlatlou
is
in
force
-iJA'I'l:!)
ill
I'llnce
lllipeil,
ls;.
tl.b.
ai'.t
(lav
of
March,
lilfil.
I.
t.
KMM'If.
1,1V!
Imal
toil.e(.r,
IX
part.r!:enl
of
Puoilc
Wi.rK
i.
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MORTIMER
1
3
3rd
Ave
W.
'It
is
the
democratic
privilege
of
the
people
in
th'.s
country
to
exrivs.s
thesr
opinions
and
views
on
matters
which
concern
their
community
and
country.
Through
this
column,
a
new
feature
of
the
Daily
News,
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
will
fca
Riven
the
tifht
by
answering
a
dire:-l
opportunity
to
exerci.se
.this
question.)
r
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denier
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(Xlr.
thel)
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(Mr.
Iieen
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(
Mr.
Mutler)
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7
II
UL6ER
THAY'S
QitTrON:
"
ynn
think
strerj
;ta!cei
or
quiet
prayer
that
Ms.
Keens
I
lay
vs
from
the
king-queen
alone
or
he
khij-queen
.small
and,
1.
)
r
r.
-serve
his
enl.y
to
kK.ard,
let
lie
h
!d
the
'i
iek.
Mrs
Keen
came
aii
with
the
jack
of
hearts.
Mr.
Champion
vn:n
with
the
a-.e
and
led
hi-:
r.'
diarrHiiitf,
finessing
dummy's
ten.
md.uri
(
i.ulioly
ttjnk
ins
knu
aiKi
laid
down
three
?o
d
hemu
to
defeat
the
contract.
Mis.
Keen
told
me
she
woul
1
have
made
t'r.c
wine
play
if
!
had
held
three
din
mends
to
ti
.(tueen.
i:
Clat
had
been
the
ca
.
Mr.
Masters
wou'1
hnv?
had
doublelon.
kina,
But
Mr.
Chan
pion
would
have
had
no
way
to
row
streets,
he
adds.
Speed
limit
PkCULIaR
PALS
Smoky,
the
cat,
playfully
nibbles
the
ear
of
Mickey,
the
rat.
These
odd
pals
are
pets
of
Mrs.
Doris
Murray
of
Vancouver.
They
have
learned
to
eat,
sleep
and
play
to-Ceth'T
and
are
inseparable.
(CP
PHOTO)
(Mr.
('liniitpliui
)
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HI
4
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H-AKS
Ij-
H
4
c:
-
ug.i
Till!
bidding:
huliMl
Weill
Sirrlli
f:n(
1
C
Pass
1
1J
pass
3
NT
All
puss
1n()j,lonlifiiif
$,n
Bulger
Ltd.
.fjjjr,!
Avenue
The
Traffic
Cop
in
the
city
Is
25
miles
per
hour.
"Give
the
other
fellow
a
chance
and
dim
your
headlights."
is
day's
special
advice
from
the
pnrvi
nee
-wide
riMfies
mb-dii
ted
annually
bv
Ue
ernment
wmrld
mitve
the
financial
problem
of
our
hospitals?"
Many
citizens
voiced"
strong
opinions
when
this
question
was
put
to
them
but
few
would
commit
themselves
or
felt
it
wise
their
names
should
be
use-1
In
today's
hand
M.-s.
Keen
!
Legion
Sale
rine
Affair'
police
office.
With
roads
wet
Police
ate'reminding
motorists
most
of
the
timej-.blinding
head-once
more
they
must
get
their
lights
can
be
that
extra
factor
new
drivers'
licences
on
their
contributing
to
a
serious
aecl-birthdays
if
that
date
falls
be-
dent.
tween
March
1
and
August
31.
Famous
last
words
"I'll
have
Outside
of
that
period,
licences
these
brakes
ch-ecked
tomorrow!"
Parkins.
Crating
Downing,
Peterson,
Deane,
Wal-j.'tenholme.
Cashier
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
.
;
Kitchen
Mesdames
E.
Anderson,
Denning,
Llewllyn,
Chappie,
I
Hebb
and
Wright
Davies.
;
no-
Baby-sitters
Mrs.
H
a
r
1
e
y
the
Lewis,
Mrs.
Rossiter
.
and
Mrs.
made
a
fine
play
to
upset
Mr.
Champion
who
was
playing
a
three
no
trump
contract.
He.-opening
lead
was.
tha
queen
of
heai
13
und
Mr.
Champion
won
with
the
king.
He
saw
that
he
had
to
brin
It
was
thought,
however,
that
because
the
hospital
insurance
question
and
problem
of
ho.;
pitals
in
this
province
havt
know
that
and
uii'uV.edl"
ho
j
i
would
have
mode
the
same
nlav.
I
He
would
have
finessed
dum-
'
my's
ten
on
the
se?ord
dismniii
lead
-losing
to
the
then
single-
Inclement
weather
did
keep
many
visitors
from
should
have
been
obtained
by
the
and
of
February,
1951
Canadian-
Legion
Auxiliary
paiiant
,J
1
1
m
kilrr.
T?
this
hrl
haonened
'
1
.T
!....'
i
I-
I.
V
-
f
l
the
diamond
suit
hom
;
and
5pnng
saie
neia
yesterday
in
the
'
R
name
winners
winners
were-
were.
gion
building
Ttnrt,,i
n.jj..
!
Set
of
suitcases
Ticket
l
iiini
i
mint
n"i
nhi"
wru
':'
j
;.ve
fcrvivon
M3.
Keen.
;
iMiini;
'."I
General
iiUS"
ami
Sliirase
,
id-liable
and
Effi-
.viir.
AImi
agents
lor
f
,::
LkiuhI
Air
Co.
Ltd.
A-
'
y
1
'iir
and
all
1m.
.-.applies.
SAY'S
CARTAGE
fORAGE
LIMITED
i
und
Park
Avenues
IMiwii-s
till
ami
fij
90iV
'
;
Mrs.
G.
Deane.
ham,
wife
of
the
mayor,
the
!
Certificate
($15)
Ticket
1718,
auxiliary
president,
Mrs.
G.
V.
T.lnlpu
nnunpH
lo
ctiln
the
f
im
of
diamond
at
the
second
trick,
intending
to
take
a
double
finei.se
aaainst
the
kini;
and
queen.
If
he
hud
been
permitted
tp
dr
f.a,
he
would
have
lost
the
firs:
diamond
trick
to
M
M;.'S
'.
kins?
but
ktir-w-rpiertly
would
have
wen
five
tricks
In
the
suit.
However,
if
the
birthday
does
not
come
until
some
time
in
August,
for
example,
driver
will
have
free
use
of
his
1950
licence
for
six
months.
For
driving
without
a
licence
the
fine
now
is
$25,
Instead
of
the
farmer
.5,
and
there
are
no
more
blue
and'
yellow
restricted
permits.
Licence
can
be
suspended
on
first
driving
offence,
;Fran
Olafson.
I
Rose
bowl
Ticket
ti
i
been
bandied
around
so
mush
ol
late,
some
of
the
expressed
opin
ions
would
be
of
interest.
The
first
person
inter-viewed
!on
Third
Avenue
wanted
.
tc
know
if
tickets
were
being
solo,
'and
what
was
offered.
He
wa;
told
that
only
opinions
on
such
an
idea
were
wanted.
I
"Well,
if
the
Irish
can
do
it.
I
don't
see
why
we
can't.
They
seem
to
get
a
lot
of
money
for
:
their
hospitals
with
the
sweep-i
stakes
and
most
of
it
comrs
i
from
people
outside
their
own
country.
Lots
better
than
having
1
to
dig
in
my
own
pocket
every
unuciren
s
clothes,
aprons,
Riharris
A
.stove
oven
in
an
Exchange
Blwk
apartment
caucht
fire
las',
nlnht,
calling
out
the
fire
brigade
at
8:30.
Damage
was
negligible.
A
flooded
oil
burner
woollen
goods
and
novelties;
Sports
'
shirt
Ticket
441,
D.
comprised
the
four
stalls
in
ad-'.
lvrr-iufitinn
iA0wn
uoniinimi
r
1
Eiil
V
s.
K-en
blew
this
plan
at
711
7lh
Ave.
W.
summoned
wide
open
Vv
):'avin?
the
que
-a
lhc
flre
department
at
5
a
m
says
the
traffic
Officer.
Th'a
advertisement
I-
not
published
,
,
.
,
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Spoedmg
in
Prince
Rupert
is
or
by
tne
Government
of
a
special
hazard,
because
of
nar-
.nmiKh
Columbia
i
n
the
fi:
.st
diamond
trh-k.
the
same
day
whilv
a
smoke
I
i
n
he
r.n
with
the
ace,
thai
wn,c
",e
-"'"
wou'd
he
hi.
l:i
I
diammd
tri.k
m,'nl
strict
caused
a
preeau-
;
liimniv
had
n
ccutruls
in
tlonary
alarm
to
be
sent
in
'.lie
U.e'
xu::i.
He
offered
i
Tuesday
night.
iition
to
a
tea
room.
j
Kilcnen
Set-Mrs,
Hebb,
tick-
Under
Mrs.
Sheila
Chater,
et
99.
convener,
the
successful
sa:e
Angel
cake
Mrs.
Freda
Mar-had
the
following
committoe
shall.
Helpers:
Large
D'Oyle
Mrs.
W.
Roth-
Home
cooking
Mrs.
R.
B.
i
well,
No.
8.
Skinner
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lineham.
Luncheon
cloth
Mrs.
G.
Mar-Candy
Mrs.
W.
Rothwell
and,ra5':
No-
?a-
Mrs.
Bond
'
Money
tree
w
Mrs.
C.
Silver-
Country
Store-Mrs.
K.
Kerr
,
sides.
No.
108.
and
Mrs.
D.
Keehn
Do"
and
wardrobe-
Barbara
Wool
kail-Mrs.
'g.
MacDon-,
Pik-
'39;
aid
and
Mrs.
Freda
Marshall.
1
Sack
r
nollr-Mrs'
G-
r,
Oram,
Apron
stall
Mrs.
Roxburgh
No'
23-
and
Mrs.
Rodseth.
i
Cushion
Gloria
MacDonald,
Children's
stall
Mrs.
W.
Nes-
m-
132;
.
.'..
M
BUYS
i
I
i
Monarch
Soort
if
J
J
I
Ford
Tudor
IfcLhevrolcf
Custom
Ocso
i
tew
months."
I.AOY
SHOCKED,
I
Then
a
lady
was
contacted
on
I
the
plume.
She
abhorred
the
'
sutu'.e.stion
that
the
government
allow
gambling,
let
alone
ven-i
tine
into
it
Itself,
j
"I
definitely
don't
think
raf-j
fits
or
draws
of
any
kind
.should
j
be
allowed.
Too
many
people
'would
make
a
racket
out
of
it."
But
she
did
think
the
govern-1
ment
should
have
left
hospital
i
insurance
to
private
insurance
'firms
who
"know
what
they
are
!
doing.
"
bitt
and
Mrs.
D.
Bean.
I
Bel
01
uuy-".
ocionitnut,
Novelty
stall
Mrs.
Yalloway,No-
52"
and
Mrs.
G.
Ciccone.
i
7
'I
r
-m
Raffle
stall
Mrs.
Morrow
and
D.
S.
Love,
district"
superintendent
of
the
public
wurks
here
Veft.
hv
nlnnp
t.nrlav
fnp
i
Mrs.
M.
Gilchrist.
I
Tea
room
-Mesdames
Ballin-
You
make
delicious
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
right
in
Ihaotp,
Farewell
to
grounds
no
am
messy
pots!
Get
a
jar
to-dav,
THIS
MAN
FAVORS
New
Instant
Coffee
Offers
Spectacular
Savings
!
Another
man
immediately
i
e
a
v
B-
iu"i.Suineiy,
business
at
Stewart.
igave
his
approval.
He
had
a
:
'
'
;
-'
icce
cnr
ore
t
if
ieH
safe
buys!
Parker
Ltd
MONARCH
hKAI.rRS
R";iitI,
B
C
large
family,
he
said,
and
was
In
favor
of
some
kind
of
hospital
insurance.
But
he
didn't
The
new
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
think
he
should
bepayingfor
..
IV-
-
i
l
...
.-
:
the
building
and
maintaining
of
j
hospitals.
.
,"
I
"That
should
coins
from
some
You'll
never
knew
how
good
instant
coffee
can
be
V
'
'
m
to'
Q
"'
fc
40
..
.1
luluai
r
j
-jj
t'v
LS,,f
Lit.'
rl'J
,o"o'yi
-
4
Li-
1
"
.
.
1
1
vino
-
m
tcnooom
iV-o'-0
li'-fcill'-O
1
m
i
o-
eaAAci
m
mm
j
'
w
would
be
news
any
time
because
m
tiP
its
superb
-cup
quality:
But
m
right
now
it's
sensational
news
p
because
of
the
terrific
saving1
ji
it
makes
in
serving;
coffee.
Still
Bigger
Reduction
f
with
Family
Size
Jar
f
WBING
The
4-oz.
jar
saves
you
up
to
40
1h
.
nnH
tha
naur
Y.irr
fumllu
Wflflf
jruw
II
y
...
...
..
.6
bi-jx
jar
gives
you
still
Digger
savings
on
your
coffee
bills!
HEATING
TliE
ALGER
thou"h
small
in
area,
contains
a!'
tho
features
n:cessary
in
any
home,
whether
large
or
small.
All
the
rooms
of
the
Alger
arc
on
one
floor
without
basement,
or
second
floor.
I
Reliable
and
!
other
source.
If
the
government
supervised
a
country-wide
raffie
each
year,
they
could
build
up
'
a
fund
for
building
new
hospitals
and
for
hospital
equipment."
'
.
.'
!
And
he
was
worried
about
a
new
tax
the
'city
might
impose
to
get
$50,000
for
the
local
has-,
'
pital
or
so
he
had
heard.
"I
think
everybody
shoald
help
with
the
hospitals?
but
I
don't
think
taxes
is
a
fair
way
or
high
insurance
premiums."
!
Then
a
young
irian
with
ra-!
ligious
motivations
was
consult-
ed.
He
was
not
for
gambling
oti
any
kind
and
called
it
"gross
.'
corruption
of
morals."
I
"There
is
always
more
money
j
last
than
won
in
a
gamble.
I
don't
think
it
would
work
even
if
they
tried
it."
But
everybody
thought
iomc-
one
was
trying
to
"put
something
over
on
us"
and
several
vowed
confidentially
they
"wiil
quit
paying"
the
insurance.
I
impt
Service
Yon
K"ow
HONE
Tn
addition,
a
third
bedroom
can
be
installed
by
a
simple
conversion
of
the
storage
closet
Into
a
connecting
corridor.
The
first
floor
slab
rests
on
a
gravel
fill,
with
the
super
slim
tuie
of
fiume
with
sidiiiK.
except
that
the
front
livins;
room
wull
is
faced
with
stone
or
fac.-j
brick.
Storage
space
is
generously
supplied,
by
12
closets
in
all,
distributed
in
every
room.
These
twelve
clasets
range
In
typv1
from
wardrobe
closets
in
the
bedroom
to
large
storage
closets
in
the
utility
room.
Ttw
dimensions
of
the
Alger
are
50
feet
by
26
feet.
Floor
area
Is
planned
to
be
1163
square
feet.
The
cubage
of
this
house
totals
14.405
cubic
feet.
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