Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
7,
1951
The
Bottlin'
Bozos
of
Company
fori
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breakthrough'
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.irii.ir
TlAVtn
TIRIAM
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HlANK
l
and
beautiful
SUZANNE
slWS.i
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-1.
SIMPLICITY
BEST
Since
tin?
small
kinds,
and
tip
to
3
feet
for
5
war
hundreds
of
thousands
of
corn,
tomatoes
and
potatoes,
not
a
new
houses
have
been
built
in
only
do
we
save
space
but
vital!
Canada.
While
the
average
new
and
regular
cultivation
is
made1
house
is
smaller
and
low
er
than
a
lot
easier.
In
the
straight
row-?
tho.vo
of
the
'twenties,'
there
Is
ed
vegetable
garden,
too,
one
can
2
far
more
room
about
it.
With
a
grow
those
flowers
which
are
Utile
planning
the
grounds
to
be
used
largely
for
cutting
around
these
new
homes
can
be
purposes
for
bouquets.
Some
of;
turned
into
most
attractive
gar-
ihc;.
l:ke
cliidinii
and
swfv
I
dens.
1
poas,
are
not
noted
for
their
foliage
anyway
and
they
will
do
!
It
will
not
be
necessary
to
tt
where
receive
the
they
I'spcnd
hundreds
of
dollars
on
;
lc8ular
attention
that
is
given
to
in
landscaping
or
wen
to
put
"
C
lone
h-ur
of
bark-fc.Mk'n"
t
nl.
thT
.
,
I
But
it
is
essential
to
follow
a
few
FOR
QUALITY-If
T,
there
is
any
sfcl
jt
about
8eWln8
tne
,lncst
M
simple
rules.
Authorities
pencr-
ul-tv
veacirmk
.
n
ally
advise
an
informal
layout.
Themain
,h'ng
,0
II
In
plain
language,
this
means
a
shared:
-ls
-
generous
allowance
for
a
central
f
w
1
the
fe
s"rts
thlnes
of
q.u
HSP,e,C
H
I
i
!.
x
an
a
-end
this
are
arm
,
leaves
or
roots
are
eatx?n
If
for
ed
clumps
of
shrubbery,
tW8
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
.
Sale
Men's
&
Boys7
Wear
NOW
IN
PROGRESS
LIGHT
UP
o.
HOTEL
FRASER
HOUS
IN
THE
SUl'HEME
COURT
OP
BIMTISH'COLUUm,
MBI
"
W.
It.
ADAMS
JOHN
H.
and
fowers.
The
beginner
is
&
"
"
7
ERNEST
NKIJiON.
EAUL
SMITH
KOMKO
COllliu,..
TEUilACE
LUMUEIl
CO..
especially
in
the
later
stages.
I
warned
to
steer
clear
of
stiff,
Stewart
Woman
Is
Laid
at
Rest
'
STEWART
On
Sunday
afte.-
men
mure
iiure
uvveiups
aim
BULGER
rows
for
flowers,
although
along
the
vegetables
become
woody.
To,
walks,
fences
and
house
lines
the
checks,
the
experienced'
rw,
,rHp
,
Shrhhprv
tt-!avoii
noon
funeral
service
was
con-
o,
IN
TUB
COUNTY
COURT
OP
PKINC'E
HUPPut
THE
WORKMEN'S
COMPENSATION
1XMIID
'
And
EARL
SMITH,
IIOMEO
COULOMBE
AND
OltVILLB
TERRACE
LUMBER
CO
1
gaiucijci
uoiics
ilka
vcgciauujj
h;
t-H
hv
w
-nT"
.
r
have
to
follow
more
or
less
regu-
if-
'jtfomclrhl
pSevef
'
nec
and
re.
inrta
Made'
-
I
I
jviane
teuar
in
tne
Canadian
"
r
usine
fertilizer
either
natural
"My
only
hope
now
is
that
some
cat
will
come
along
and
mistake
it
for
a
mouse"
Schools
Finished
by
June
or
Pallbearers
""V
euguig
uowers
aiong
"
-
1
Legion
Hall
here
.
...,
f
tho
oc-i-lon
Tho
eamil
-ucun.ai,
Ul
uuui.
will
Ulou
Were
were
Pontus
fontUs
Johnson
JOnnSOn,
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
reie
ii"'"
&"v...
...v.
w.......
P"
nrnnprlv
en
that
thp
the
nlanf;
:Svcdberg,01af
Bjork.
Herb
Arid-
holds
true
of
the
medium
and,
gants
-it
t
..
i
1
i
t
irao
Tnuvre
nn
n
ann
ui
him
t-isoii
nciuy
eusuii
aim
"b-
-
-"-1
1
rom
insects
or
diseases
!
I
Under
nnd
by
virtue
of
a
WHIT
OP
FIERI
FACIAS
si,(,,
OP
EXECUTION
rcHpectivcly.
Issued
(rom
the
ulwve
CoUtl(
I
directed,
uKlnt
the
bxk!s
Olid
chnttels
ot
the
above
tumm
(
I
have
sclid
I
1
Allls
Chalmers
Caterpillar
tractor,
model
HD7W
i
with
IsaacAon
cl(r
and
Carlco
Winch
No.
Flisn
!
1
111)0
Caterpillar
trnctor,
Serial
No.
2H27378P
1
1!(4H
ford
3
ton
Model
COB1
true.
I
1
Cuulta
portable
sawmill,
54
inch
headww,
I
spare
48
Inch
hcadsaw.
m
I
Sawdust
carrier
complete,
about
120
ft,
Flee
pump
and
lire
hose,
II
li
only
boom
chains
1
Inch
x
6
ft..
,
Mibcellaneous
articles.
Including
sawmill
buildlup
iu
AND
on
Friday,
March
10th.
1051.
at
the
hour
ol
2
30
m
u.
Plumbing
&
Heating
soaeriov.
Mrs.
jean
aiewart
"u
"c
omuo.
presided
at
the
organ
and
Mrs.
Of
course
with
trees,
unless
we
H.
Wilkinson
lead
the
choir,
have
an
exceedingly
large
lot,
we
Hymns
chosen
were
"Lead,
must
stick
to
individual
planting.
Kindly
Light"
and
"Abide
With
Here,
just
to
prevent
any
rnono-
Me."
Interment
was
at
the
tony,
however,
it
is
an
excellent
Cold
Weather
Delaying
Work
at
Present
General
contractors
should
definitely
be
finished
with
the
new
schools,
Booth
Memorial
and
King
Edward,
by
the
end
of
June.
This
was
the
opinion
of
R.
Sangster,
architect,
in
his
report
last
night
to
the
school
carpenters
and
laborers
who
would
get
at
the
Job
as
soon
as
weather
became
suitable.
Regarding
several
suggested
minor
changes
in
plans
by
the
I
school
board
and
A.
M.
Hurst,
I
principal,
Mr.
Sangster
said
the
changes
could
be
made,
but
they
Weather
Reports
Are
Not
Too
Bad
The
Dominion
Weath-.T
Buv-
II
I
K
Stewart
cemetery
and
arrange-
idea
to
have
an
odd
tree
or
group
ments
were
in
hands
of
the,"
"u'51101
QO
'sun
a
Daa
J0
the
0f
shrubbery
right
out
on
Harry
Stewart,
local
undertaker,
would
interfere
with
the
work
schedule.
If
"too
many
changes
were
adopted,
completion
of
the
school
would
not
be
by
end
of
lawn,
but
to
one
side
rather
than
'V,
'
1
T
iXorecasts-
the
Prlnce
RuPert
D
in
in
the
tne
centre
centre.
Flower
lower
beds
oeas
are
hamber
of
Comm.rce
felt
MoR.
broken
up
In
the
same
way
with;
d
,
M
,
consensus
aUn0UPh
an
occasional
clump
of
larger
,
the
matter
of
ta
came
plants
brought
deliberately
for-1
in
a
c,
itlcism
or
said
reporU
ward
just
to
add
interest
and
5eing
lnaccurate
and
mlslcadin-,'
board.
Because
of
current
cold
weather
all
operations
on
the
schools
were
shut
down,
-he
said,
but
plastering
of
Booth
school
was
well
under
way,
and
so
was
work
on
the
gymnasium
section.
Mr.
Sangster
said
the
heating
at
my
ollice
In
the
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert.
Be,
I
will
at
public
auction
all
the
rlKht.
title
and
Interest
of
the
ug
y
or
any
of
them.
In
and
to
t
he
above
Roods
and
chattel;
ina
t
,
t
be
subject
to
the
Social
Security
and
Municipal
Aid
Tu.
-The
highest
or
any
bid
not
necessarily
accepted.
Articles
listed
above
may
be
Inspected
at
Terrace
Garap
Khop.
Terrace.
D
C.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
this
10th
day
of
February
l
M.
M.
STEPHENS,
Sheriff
of
the
County
ol
Princr
as
far
as
Prlnre
Rimprt.
is
rrvr-
screen
a
fJifc
01
toe
uuciuunu.
I
June.
j
The
board
referred
widening
i
of
a
fire
door
at
the
end
of
a
corridor
from
five
to
12
feet
j
and
other
minor
changes
for
approval
to
the
fire
marshal
and
the
education
department.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
MORTIMER
353
3rd
Ave.
W.
VEGETABLES
None
of
the
rprnpd
i
above
emphasis
on
iniormality
A.
P.
Crawlev
took
ud
the
curl-
MARCHAND
SPACE
HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
CRANE
PLUMBING
FIXTURES
PHONE
l
or
ltcp;iirs
and
Alterations
system
was
ready
to
operate
but
;
'.
cold
weather
again
was
"the
!
stickler."
i
I
"We
are
afraid
to
tap
the
city's
water
mains
because
of
,
the
current
shortage
and
the!
'
cold.
If
the
pipes
should
freeze
there
would
be
lots
of
trouble."
.
He
said
the
boilers
were
com-'
pleted
and
the
plant
ready
to
function.
!
Electric
wiring,
he
said,
was
J
keeping
apace
with
the
other
0
ciL:Mr
iA
IIICiLIAIlULlU,
VIEW-MASTER
REELS
Reduced
holds
good
w
hen
one
turns
to
the
geis
on
behalf
of
the
Bureau.
He
vegetable
end
of
the
business.
'could
not
aKrce
that
the
report-,
Here
primness
counts
and
ar-:Were
inaccurate.
The
criticism
ranged
in
perfectly
straight
rows
failed
to
receive
support
so
no
at
least
12
inches
apart
for
the
action
was
taken.
foCARRY
GOSPEL
MESSAGE
"
Miracle-Inspired
Village
Folk
to
Make
Revival
Tour
Inspired
by
a
"miracle"
which
occurred
at
a
recent
revival
meeting
at
the
village
of
Kitkatla
when
Roy
Vickers,
a
21-year-old
native
who
for
Z
dhTlutt
iu
story
Here
s
.tne
l'O
Itox
274
,
work.
Roofers
had
not
arrived
as
yet.
At
King
Edward,
all
steel
work
was
completed
as
well
as
excavation
and
storm
drains.
Balance
of
the
work
was
up
io
Qc
each
WRATHALL'S
Photo
finishing
320
Third
Ave.
W.
on
electric
I
Value
Plus!
years
had
suffered
from
a-paralyzed
arm
which
he
was
unable
to
raise
from
a
downward
position,
suddenly
regained
its
full
power
and
flexibility,
a
Church
Army
revival
team
from
Kil--
;
"
stEwArt
NEWS
.
For
the
past
few
days
this
district
has
been
experiencing
blizzard-like
conditions.
A
katla
is
planning
an
evangelical
trip
to
Skcena
River
villanc;
.starting
March
28.
'
Joe
Innes.
chief
councillor
fur
beaters
JR
RADIO
DIAL
CFPR
strong
norm
wmu
nas
oci-n
1210
Kilocycles
blowing
and
the
snow,
in
fine
particles,
has
drifted
through
(Subject
to
riiangv)'
5939
FORD
Tudor
5947
FORD
Sedan
Coupe
1948
DESOTO
Custom
Sedan
1949
CHEV.
Sedan
Two-tone
1950
FORD
Custom
Fordor
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
)
ohm
-
monarch
ii;,i.i:its
Prince
Rupert.
H.C.
Kitkatla,
told
the
Daily
...News
ycstc.day
cf
th-
cvan;eltci
tour
plan.
The
party
will
be
led
by
Captain
Job
Tolmle
and
mora
than
twenty
Kitkotlnns
will
crevices
into
homes,
filling
up
the
wood
sheds.
The
mercury
VVK-
.
Mil
dropped
to
around
the
zero
t
C
1
I
V
III
111
'
'
X
1
I
X
1
U
11
mark
and
the
wood
piles
are
taking
a
bad
beating.
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
First
Aim
I'lionc
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
The
School
Board
has
pur
make
the
trio
Including
M
and
Mrs.
limes,
Stanley
Hill
and
possibly
th.-;
benefactor
of
the
miracle.
A
strong
orchestra
will
go
along.
Kitwansa,
Kit.wancool.
Kit-'.f'-mikla,
Hazelton,
Kispiox
avd
chased
an
electric
pump
for
the
WEDNESDAY-
-P.M.
4:00
-Jimmy
Shields
.
4:15
Music
by
Goodman
4:30
massie
Mucins
4:45
Slock
Quotations
&
Int.
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
International
Cointy.
5:10
Rawhide
5:30
Prelude
to
Dusk
0:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Freddy
Martin
&
Oich.
0:3o
-,Mus.cal
Varieties
Stewart
Superior
School,
This
will
be
used
a.s
an
auxiliary
..M
-ry
111-'"
I
Glen
Vowell
are
on
thn
list
of
villages
to
be
visited.
when
the
water
pressure
Is
low
particularly
during
the
winter
months.
Bids
are
also
being
asked
for
the
supply
of
wood
j
6:45
Saddle
Rockin'
Rhythm
for
this
year.
The
new
furnace,
which
was
installed
last
year,
THEY
PAY
OFF
has
been
giving
excellent
re
.
water
water
ti
lot
"
-
,
-,!.
.,
..
suits.
"
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.
nt
water
sne
iu-'--
,
IT'S
EASY
IT'S
PROFITABLE
To-
Use
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News
7:35
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News
Roundup
7:30
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by
Gounod
1
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
Round-up
,
10:15
Supplement
10:30
IVhard
Dyrr-Beiiuitt--Tenor
11:00
Weather
Report
11:00
-Sinn
Off
William
Klroy,
foreman
for
the
Bureau
of
Public
Roads,
Hyder,
Alaska,
was
brought
to
the
Stewart
General
Hospital
10
rr
it
s
0"'y
a
l,e
"e
during
the
past
week
and
left
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
Monday
for
Prince
Rupert
for
medical
attention.
.
i
f
l.'Jcl
1
MLss
Isabel
McLeotl,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
McLeod,
celebrated
her
21st
birthday
on
February
28
at
the
home
of
her
parents.
L
.'vert
'i'..iri,".'.'t
,nl.
Thi
ifI
I
K
the
b
in
.
,
u,.n
roliunnjnn
Tl:i".-i-
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General
Motors;
Record
Profit
j
NEW
YOPK
(CP
Gcnorul
I
Motors
Corpcratiun
'cpjrl.s
1050
net
profit
ol
$831,:
14.03!)
an
all-time
reco'd
fiir
any
corporation
in
the
United
States.
Previous
record
also
was
General
Motors
with
$656-434,232
In
1949.
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8:00
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8:10
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8:
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Song
8:30
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8:00
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and
Com'ty
0:15
Music
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Moderns
!t;30
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Concert
y:&
Time
81nnal
10:00
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Visit
10:15-
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Melody
Time
10:45--
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jo
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of
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price
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