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representation
of
a
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1-,'nnore
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the
last
century.
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member
of
Uw
cast
was
p
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mine
rujeri
iuny
ic.-
Monday,
May
14,
l'JSl
II
ip
pit
ml
I
cJ-a!e
lea
prolonged
the
play
to
a
latei
1
hour
and
the
fine
work
of
the
Injured
Logger
Is
Flown
Here
Call
363
T
OK
BETTER
...
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
t
ake
The
production
pianist,
Mrs.
Fred
Beach,
made
.
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the
abi'ncp
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fln
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Malcolm
Elder,
31,
Prince
Ru
Pinafore
at
me
m-;lows.
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jll
by
the
Burns
Lake!
sir
Joseph
Porteri
jj.c.B
,
Hugh
(1,,-w
a
crow
that
over-
j
Taylor.
e
big
hall
on
Friday
j
Captain
Corcoran.
Jack
Brown
I
demanded
a
repeat)
Ralph
Rakestraw,
Bill
Mum-
pert
logger,
was
liown
in
io
Prirfce
Rupert
General
Hospital
from
Khutzeymateen
Inlet
Saturday
afternoon
with
multiple
I
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fractures
and
torn
muscles
of
on
tne
ionowing
.
j-
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in
ftlluH
mt4
(Via
tho
Dick
Dead-Eve
V
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.
his
left
leg.
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iu
Employed,
in
Columbia
Cellu
i
hiM
H'lvfirtiwment
js
not
published
or
dfplaved
bv
tlie
l,irUnr
(.niit.rol
lfcmrtl
or
ly
thl
(
mvfmrm-ut
ol
liritisli
Coluiiiliiu.
.
4.aoity.
A:.rt;r
tt?ck
and
the
lose
Ccmpany
woods
operation,
Elder
was
reported
working
on
by
the
clever
conduc-
a
frame
when
the
butt
end
of
a
log
crushed
his
leg.
For
Action
Advertise
Bus'n,
Reg
Drayson.
Josephine,
L.
Drayson.
Lllt'.e
Butterfly,
M.
Hoxwll.
Hebe,
J.
Thornber.
Eailrrs,
Sisters,
Cousins
and
Aunts
A.
Atkinson,
T.
Taylor,
E.
Muttrass,
Y.
Sheehan,
R.
Robinson,.
Euni.-e
Patterson,
E.
Harrison,
J,
McPhee,
Elsie
Everett,
H
Williams,
and
V.
Raul.'
fiwell.
H
was
a
historic
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
ar
7
fX1
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rived
shortly
after
6
p.m.
Saturday
with
medical.
as.-istan:e.
The
injured
man
is
'doin,;
MITCHELL
&
CURR1E
iiainru
;
Kuildi-i
&
Contractor
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
MORTIMER
353.-
3rd
Ave.
W.
IS
LOOE,
Cornwall,
England
(CP)
-The
cobbled
streets
of
this
town
are
to
be
filled
with
concrete
because
high-heeled
shoes
sometimes
get
wedged
between
the
stones.
CPORT
OHOTS
II
II.
ii
yuu
want
ui
fen
.t.
advert.
Sir
Thomas
Lipton,
one-time
BF.Goodrich
I
NN.A
WINNERS
Top1
Canadian
newspaper
m;n
received
the
National
Newspaper
Awards
in
pronto
Saturday.
These
seven
men
got
$400
ch
jques
for
I9i0
achievements.
Back
row,
left
to
right,
are:
K;n
MacTaggart,
Toronto
Olobe
and
Mail,
for
soot
news
recoiling;
J.
G.
Reidford,
Montreal
Star,
cartoens;
Peter
Inglis,
Southam
News
Services,
staff
corresponding;
John
McLean
Toronto
Telegram,
feature
photography;
Front
row:
Edgar
A.
Collard,
Montreal
Gaartte
ec.ltur.xs;
L.
M.
McKechnie,
Toronto
Telegram,
features;
Harry
Befus,
Canary-Herald
spot
photography.
,
(CP
PHOTO
I
;
errand
boy
who
became
a
mer-
chant
prince
and
great
was
elected
a
member,
of
,the
exclusive
Royal
Yacht
Squ'a
citron
In
England
20
years
ago.
The
!
honor
was
in
recognition
of
his
gallant
but
unsuccessful
attempts
i
to
win
the
America
s
Cup
with
his
great
yachts.
Sir
Thomas
cm,
Wherever
yow
go
there's
a
RE
Goodrich
dealer
;
who
wilt
show
you
that
,
;
the
way
to
longer
;
tire
life
Is
with
"
t
?
f.
a
i:
-5fZZ.Va!leyfield
died
later
in
the
same
year,
1931.
Terrace
Hotel
Changes
Hands
SUNDAY
654
Cup
Winner
National
Brooklyn
12,
Boston
6.
Cincinnati
7-6,
St.
Louis
2-3,
TERRACE.
The
Terrace
Ho
International
women's
basketball
supremacy
was
retained
by
Percy
Page's
Edmonton
Orads
when
they
won
their
third
straight
game
over
Wichita
Drive
in
wrtr
you
thi
'ign
I
Pittsburgh
2-0,
Chicago
1-6.
tel
has
changed
hands
again.
Peter
Mutie,
owner
for
the
pi-st
TORONTO
Valleyfield
Yo.k
11-4.
Philadelnhi.il
......
New
three
years,
has
sold
out
to
A
rnmstons
at
Edmonton
15
years
2-2.
ago.
Holders
of
the
Challenge
I
,
araves
wo
nlne
Canadian
major
American
I
hockey
championship
Saturday
A
(omily
tn
routt
to
Eiqulr
Hod
lire
troubl
ond
stopped
to
tnquir
Soid
The
I
F
G
Mem:
"I'll
help
and
I
con
)Afny
90
on?
.
Hvre'i
th
place
to
rtiire1
Kadatz
and
asioeiates
of
Po.-t
5f
0t
,10J,
ifhiBtort
!
I
n!ht-
creating
Toronto
St.
Aiberni
who
will
take
ever
about
inl
ii
not
publithid
f
diiptayfld
by
jnigl
BmI
t
by
Hm
Govrmacrt
Trophy
since
1923.
Grails
settled
the
issue
with
a
46-25
win
in
thai
final
Bame.
....m.
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Micnaei
s
Monarcns
4
tn
l.
Uu.
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CilU
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fcl.C
IllUlilll
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Second
Bame
cuutu
-ii
iiu
Brave
eanturpri
a
tota
j
w.i.
point
series
eleven
to
live.
They
couver
to
make
their
future
Longer
mileage,
tufeiy,
com
fort,
eronomy
ihrw.
art
uilvunia(te
yon
wnl
eight
innings
by
Sunday
cur-fewj
St.
Louis
13-3,
Detroit
10-5.
Cleveland
11-4.
Chicago
2-4.
tcos
three
games,
hist
two
and
home,
tied
one.
.
,
f
frora
the
Urei
you
buy.
And
they
are
tliingf
you
get
with
B.F.
Goodrich.
By
equipping
your
car
with
B.F.C.'e,
you
obtain
all
the
henHiu
of
B.F.
CoouVUh
The
Alexander
Cup,
put
on
the
f,
rdga!ai
d
thU
ye
for
the
first
time
research
and
manufacturing
skill
that
keeps
the
tin
me
B.
F.
Goodrich
"First
in
Rubber'
Cleaner
Cutting
Saws
nJ
ft
f
J'f2.Zt
catch
trainj
Atk
your
friendly
B.
F.
Goodrich
Dealer
to
how
you
the
new
Silvertoun
Tires
fimoni
B.F.G.
Seal-o-malic
Safety
Tu)es
that
seal
pun
c
turn
as
you
ri4et
was
presented
to
the
champions
after
the
Ram
by
George
Dudley,
secretary-manager
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Associa
ticn.
t
Your
uwi
will
rut
etenner
truer,
faster
wrwn
filed
on
jSjiw
Dur
precision
mtM'hine.
Quick
Ttl-jT
wrvice
on
all
typ
of
tut,
I.
-Hrin
your
Fawn
in
tdy.
W
Oil
aw
retoutiifd.
il
FRCISIGN
SAW
FILTNG,
The
main
fingerprint
section
at
Scotland
Yajd,
London,
contains
more
than
1,000,000
sets
of
prints.
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PIGGOTT
PLACE
I
Box
1011
Station
B.
.
(Leave
at
Bus
Terminal)
THE
ONLY
FUR
COLD
STORAGE
VAULT
ft
IN
NORTHERN
B.C.
jjj
j
Wrstern
International
Vancouver
8-12,
TriCrty
12-10.
Tacoma
4-11,
Yakima
Q-ll
Victoria
C-2,
Wenatchee
4-4.
Salem
a
Spokane
12.
(Second
game
postponed,
wet
grounds.)
Pacific
Coast
Oakland
6-4,
Portland
0-3.
Las
Angeles
D-2,
Seattle
1-4.
Sacramento
3-13,
San
Francisco
4-7.
San
Diejo
5-9,
Holly
woad
6-11.
"
SATURDAY
'
j
National
.-
Chicago
8.
Pittsburgh
4.
Philadelphia
(i,
New
York
5
(10
innings).
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St.
Louis
2-8,
Cincinnati
7-6.
Brooklyn
5,
Boston
&
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Philadelphia
4.
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St.
Louis
2.
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Cleveland
2,
Chicago
3.
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Boston
4,
Washington
5.
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8,
Spokane
4.
Vancouver
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5.
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Los
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San
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4,
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ADS
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Them
Yourself
on
this
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Form
If
accepted
you
begin
training
at
Camp
Borden
as
an
officer
cadet
to
tjualify
as
a
Second
Lieutenant
in
the
Active
Force.
You
will
receive
Second
Lieutenant's
pay
while
in
training.
This
training
will
consist
of
three
courses
totalling
a
period
of
twenty-eight
weeks.
When
you
are
granted
a
commission
you
will
then
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of
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4
or
5
years
as
you
choose
under
the
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Service
Commission
Plan.
At
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end
of
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commission.
The
first
group
will
start
training
21st
May
1951
and
subsequent
groups
will
enter
each
fortnight.
This
is
a
chance
to
serve
Canada
at
a
time
when
defence
stands
a.
most
important
national
concern.
The
training
and
experience
in
will
be
invaluable
leadership
assets
to
any
young
man
throughout
his
whole
life.
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QUALIFY
YOU
MUST
BE:
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and
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years
of
age
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