I
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
'June
27,
1951
Old
Chicago
Music
Dance
More
Kids
Welcome
'Hoppy'
Sh
es
(13
rid
a
c
Biack
wood
on
ish
Story
of
the
adventures
of
a
i"
Hum..
Smart!
Thrifty!
A
Good
es
a
By
Easley
Blackwood
When
William
Boyd
to
moti
of
Prince
Rupert
boys
and
girls
just
plain
'"Hoppy"
now
again;
stepped
off
the
Chiicotin
Mon-j
day,
there
were
still
a
lot
of
j
mlWAB
ASH
Chicago
dance
hall
queen
of
the
days
just
before
the
turn
of
the
century
and
her
pursuit
by
rival
swains
comes
to
the
Totem
Theatre
here
in
color
from
Ish
My
friend
Mrs.
Keen
has
a
house
full
of
prize
JV
1
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es
to
see
!
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"
she
won
when
she
w
as
playing
party
bridge.
At
that
children
and
grown-ups
,
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this
Dresser!
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j'ill
Udl
MUI
liltcili
"Hie
iivwillll.
VJClIilt
bids
and
slams
have
an
overwhelming
importance.
fo
Sometimes
the
stretchir
But
the
crowd
was
more
or-,""""
derlv
and
Hoppy
had
more
time
i
wek-
for
them.
Nearly
ail
the
kids
got!,
Be:'ty,r,?1b,e
Si"RS
.f""
.
'
,
.
.
i
In
the
leading
role
and
h
the
co-eilher
one
of
his
aluminum-disc
(
stars
as
,he
rivftls
,,jr
ner
avur
souvenirs,
or
autographs,
which
,
j
.
are
victor
Victor
Mature
and
Phil
She's
a
Wallace's
Budget
Account
Customer!
he
signed
steadily
for
hall
an
Harris.
hour.
'
The
climax
of
the
picture
And
on
the
docks,
at
the
side
'comes
during
the
great
Columbia
of
the
favorite
coboy
star,
!
Exposition
of
1893.
stooa
r.is
pretty
wne.
jormer
of
,h
0,d
t;mors
of
&
Some
South
dealer
North-South
vulnerable
V.rtli
(Mr.
Hair)
S
6
3
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10
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10
7
S
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7
5
a
t
Ka
(Mr.
Champion
(Mr.
Attrl)
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6
4
3
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K.
Q
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8
4
(Mrs.
tmi)
s
A
J
io
a
H
A
K
D
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8
urace
uraaiey
01
me
raoics,
;
who
signed
autographs
and
chatted
with
people
along
wita
I
vaudeville
are
seen
in
thv?
picture
!
including
Reginald
Gardiner
and
James
Barton.
reach
game
every
time
the
bid-dir.g
is
opened
results
in
mighty
(
sketchy
cor.traci.s-which
require
startling
plays
to
fulfill.:
Mrs.
Keen
Is
expert
at
this
sort
;
of
thine.
i
Mr.
Champion
opened
the
six
of
hearts
against
Mr.?.
Keen's,
three
no
trump
bid.
She
wo.i;
with
the
king
in
her
own
hand
and
.studied
the
situation
for
a'
lew
minutes.
She
felt
she
could
:
probably
set
up
dummy's
dia-i
monds
by
leading
the
king,
the'
ace.
and
then
cnr.cedirg
a
third
1
round
of
the
suit
to
the
enemy.!
But
sadly
enough
the
remainder
j
of
the
suit
could
not
be
reached
;
because
dummy
had
no
entry,
j
If
you
have
a
gc:3
credit
back-
grour.d
ar.d
regular
family
J
income,
then
Wa;iac?
Bucret
B
Plin
is
a
natural
way
to
buy.
'
There
are
no
service
charges.
I
At
WALLACE'S
j
DEPT.
STORE
i
Many
times
Hoppy
familiar
Old
and
new
song
hits
are,
Howdv,
pardner,"
greeted
a
'featured
In
the
picture
including,
i
youngster,
some
of
whom
-were
i
."Baby,
Won't
You
Say
You
Lovej
...
,,
it,
,
,.,..
n--u-
Mr
"WMh'mfrtB
"
"Flown
on
i
7&
wfyour
i
I
fcA
"Music
of
Manhattan"
"Flatop
Midway"
"Mouse
and
Garden"
UU
UIUJC
1
1
1.1
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hu
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n
.
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u
t
u
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-
'Lost
Boundaries"
7
the
kids
ate
it
up
as
their
favor-
i
Wabash
Avenue."
"Shimmy
Like
ite
cowboy
shook
hands
with;
My
Sister
Kate,"
"Honey
Man,"
them
and
chuckled.
j
Floating
Down
the
Old
Grew
A
young
father
gave
Hoppy
a
River."
"Walking
Along
With
piece
of
paper
on
which
to
sign
Billy."
'
P.
C
A
J
10
9
3
The
bidding:
1
c
Pass
1
D
P
2
S
Pass
3
D
Pa
3
NT
All
pass
Mr.
Champion
is
pretty
his
name
lor
"my
little
boy
The
fabulous
saga
of
"Blood-Red
bx
...woman
of
mystery!
Caught
in
Winch
Head
is
Injured
"Sign
it
Hopalong
Cassidy,"
asked
the
father.
"We
sign
'em
all
the
same.
Just
Hoppy,"
"
was
the
return.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Boyd
were
at
dinner
when
the
Chiicotin
docked,
but
the
hundred
or
more
youngsters
waited
patiently
for
shrewd.
He
noticed
Mr.
Keen's
air
of
indecision
and
the
glum
!
expression
on
her
face.
He
remembered
the
fact
that
she
had
j
won
the
first
trick
with
the
king
of
hearts
when
dummv's
10-sr-t
would
have
sufficed.
From
these
i7
r
Take
Coke
along
Patrick
Hill.
17-year-old
Kit-
things
he
deduced
the
true
sit
than
half
an
hour
to
see
katla
fisherman,
is
doing
well
in
more
J
Jin
Bai
i
yi
i
mi
r
.
jr.
Corinne
Calut
ILarbara
Kuh
FWtitc
Kiwmica
Plus
TODAY
and
THIRSDAI
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
after
having
suffered
painful
Injuries
In
an
accident
aboard
the
selnboat
Aleutian
Island
uauon-
i
the
man
who
has
been
the
ob-
"A
little
short
of
entries
to
ject
of
admiration
of
movie-go-
the
board
maybe?"
he
said
slyly.
:
mg
throughout
the
contin-"Could
be."
Mrs.
Keen
replied.
:
ent
"Unless
..."
j.
Monday
off
the
west
coast
cf
"MARDI
GRAS"
CARTOON
-
NEWS
SHOWS
7
9:00
7
"Unless
what?"
Inquired
Mr.
rnrrertlv
refns-ri
to
en
un
with
Banks
Island
mm
Champion
with
a
confident
grin.
;
nis
queen
and
Mrs.
Keen
w0ni
The
Aleutian
Island,
owned
by
"Unless
you
or
Mr.
Abel
would
with
the
nine.
j
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
and
be
sweet
enough
to
lead
to
the
she
then
laid
down
the
ace
skinpered
by
Joe
Innes
of
Kit-board
for
me."
and
another
club
and
Mr.
katla,
was
seining
sockeve
when
DISCARDS
HEART,
ACE
!
Champion
was
in
again.
He
Hill's
gloves
became
caught
in
Mrs.
Keen
had
finally
seen
a
'cashed
his
second
high
club
but
the
winch
and
he
was
whirled
play
which
would
bring
her
con-
j
now
had
nothing
left
but
hearts.
1
around
with
the
result
that
his
tract
home.
She
raid
down
ner
a
heart
lead
put
dummy
In,
and:
head
was
badly
cut.
WANTED
Public-spirited
volunteers
to
staff
the
midway
and
exhibits
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition
held
June
29
to
July
7.
Contact
I).
Forward
at
Civic
Centre
office
or
phone
231
A
radio
appeal
brought
a
Queen
Chariot!
;
Airlines
plane
and
Hill
King
01
oiamonas,
men
iea
a
ail
tne
cards
mere
were
gooa.
small
diamond
to
the
ace.
Next
j
Three
no
trump
in
spite
of
Mr.
she
led
another
diamond
from
.
champion's
diagnosis.
was
picked
up
and
transported
dummy
and
discarded
her
ace
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
plane
was
met
by
the
ambulance
w
hich
took
the
young
native
to
the
hospital.
1
n
i-i
mm
n,
ri
m
in
-
A
in
1
-.
.
...tM..
.
i
j-
Easy
to
serve...
easy
on
the
budget
5Wy
...and
so
good
with
picnic
food
-
MMfr
Shop
now
of
the
sfgn
of
'l
q
"
Crescent
Shows
Crossing
Gulf
of
hearts.
Mr.
Abel
won
this
trick
with
the
queen
of
diamonds
and
Mr.
Champion
(frowning
now!
dropped
a
small
heart.
From
here
on,
if
either
defender
leads
a
heart.
the
queen
in
dummy
will
win
j
A
trip
across
the
Gulf
cf
and
the
rest
of
the
eood
dia-'
Alaska
to
Seward
awaits
the
wjll
AUCTI
SALE
irihnzri
Mlbr
tt
Cm
C
mtm
iMtrMf
wtt
Cm
C
Ul
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Bottle
Carto
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
monds
will
be
run.
known
Crescent
Shows
carnival
Mr.
Abel
returned
a
spade,
outfit
which
has
arrived
at
the
Mrs.
Keen
ducked
and
Mr.
lumber
fc.-embly
wharf
here
In
Champion
won
with
the
king.
lifteen
railway
cars
for
transfer
He
led
another
spade,
Mr.
Abel
to
the
Anchorage
motor
vessel
-
-
-
-
-
Garland
which
Is
due
here
to
Phone
132
"Cokr"
ts
a
regisiwd
trade-mark
"'mi
damn
It
r
kMU
New
and
Used
-
Household
Goods
and
Furniture
day
to
pick
them
up.
After
making
stands
at
Prince
George,
Vanderhojf,
Burns
Lak.
Saturday
June
30th,
at
2:30
p.m.
TO
BE
HELD
IN
SMITH'S
WAREHOUSE
(Opposite
Navy
Drill
Hall)
COKNLR
1ST
AVENt
K
AND
MeUhlDK
Being
obliged
to
move
from
storage
to
above
address
I
will
sell
to
highest
bidder
the
following
articles:
JUNE
29
to
JULY
7
PRINCE
RUPERT
Smithers
and
Terrace,
the
outfit
consisting
of
some
fifty
tons
of
equipment
and
personnel
totalling
sixty,
reached
he.e
by
special
train
Sunday
morning.
Seward,
Fairbanks,
Anchorag?,
Juneau,
Petersburg,
Wrangell
and
Ketchikan
are
Included
!n
the
Alaska
itinerary
and
the
show
will
stand
here
early
'n
September.
Frank
Costantlne
of
New
Westminster,
who
bought
out
Henry
Meyerhoff
of
Penticton.
U
now
the
owner
of
the
Crescent
Shows.
Adding
Alaska
to
the
circuit
ts
a
new
venture
and
Costantlne
philosophically
looks
upon
it
as
a
"gamble."
ra
n
HP
1
ml
OF
NORTHERN
INDUSTRY
and
NATURAL
RESOURCES
Two
Blue
Leatherette
Arm
Chairs
Oval
Coffee
Tabic
Walnut
Two
matching
End
Tobies-Walnut
Modern
Design
Coffee
Table-new
Two
Fireside
Benches,
new
Six
Oak
Dining
Chairs
Walnut
Dining
Suite
Buffet
Table
and
6
Chairs
with
up
holstered
seats
Tea
Wagon
Bedroom
Suite,
Walnut.
Double
Bed
complete,
4-drawcr
Of
Vanity
with
large
mirror
o
bench
Corner
Cupboard,
new
3
Coal
and
Wood
Heaters
One
Coal
Oil
Heater
Single
Bed,
complete
Kitchen
Oil
Range,
Enterprise,
like
new
Lamps
Trilights,
Standards,
Table
and
Desk.
Spin
Dry
Washer
Electric
Radiator
Brand
New
Singer
Sewing
Machine
treadle
3-Piece
Chesterfield
Suite
(like
new)
including
beautiful
slip
covers
Secretary
Desk,
Walnut
Occasional
Chair,
new,
color
in
Lime
Frieze
Hostess
Chair,
new.
Rose
Laurel
Frieze
Two
Pull-up
Chairs,
new,
Green
velour
Baby
Pram
Baby
Play
Pen
Single
Wardrobe,
new
Occasional
Chair
(high
back),
Blue
Tapestry
Step
Table,
new
Plate
Glass
Mirror,
36"x24"
Kitchen
Oil
RangV-McClary's
Bed
Chesterfield
and
Matching
Chair
IS
ill
Sale
IB
cEcets
a
At
oil
Stores,
from
your
Candidate,
or
their
Agents
QUEEN
of
the
NORTH"
Candidates:
1,
MISS
ELAINE
STEFFENS
2
MISS
MAE
NEWTON
(Canadian
Legion)
MISS
MARGARET
GAGN0N
(Columbia
Cellulose)
(Suns
of
Norway)
Sevoral
Chr-sts
of
Drawer;
Kitchen
Tables
and
Chairs;
Wicker
Chairs;
Card
ndjf!!,
.
,
.
.
.
.
i
enmnete:
sm
jaoies;
oeverai
book
oneives;
otoois,
ituiiks;
.Mirrors,
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and
Garden
Tools.
biui
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Terms:
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or
Cheques
or
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M.
CHRISTIE,
Auctioneer
Ac
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rm
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