Princ
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
April
25,
1951
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and
PERSONAL
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SPECIAL!
TO
CAFFEIN-FREE
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mo
swiTCWNGTO
A
Meat
ion
ail
Elks.
Monthly
Walter
Sheridan
was
fined
$15
general
meeting
Thursday
and
costs
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
night.
(98c)
Vance
in
city
police
court
yes-
...,
.
,
i
terday
for
infraction
of
the
cify
J.
Rossi-
L
Shaw
H.
Neville,'
apeedlng
bylaw.
berta
Deep
Seam
rwium
POSTUM
(
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if
r
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f
If
!
!
I'M
SLEEPING
I
AVF
IK
MGNEY
)
"
.
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I
wmm
f
$
75
PER
TON
For
all
your
spring
painting
and
gardening
needs,
call
Hays
TOO
I
among
the
passengers
sailing
for
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Louise
Saturday.
All
members
of
the
120
H.
A.
A.
Battery
Soccer
team
and
those
interested
in
playing
report
at
the
Armouries,
Wednesday,
Ap-
10
SACKS
8.50
ONE
116
-117
or
50
Cove
Hardware,
your
Gliddcii
dealer.
Phone
Green
441
for
free
delivery.
(tf-c)
Silas
Johnson,
chief
councillor
of
the
Interior
native
village
of
Kispoix,
is
at
Bella
Bella
this
week
attending
the
convention
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
BrttUn
Columbia
as
delegate
ot
his
village.
i
There
will
be
n
men's
soft-
jj
1
nags!
,
ill
25,
at
8
p.m.
(D7c
I
Report
From
Parliament,
Ted
I
Applewhaite,
.Station
CFPR
I
Thursday,
April
26,
6:45
p.m.
i
(98c)
ert
&
AAcCaffery
The
Prince
Rupert
Fisher
ball
meeting
Thursday,
May
3,
LIMITED
men's
Co
-
operative
farewell
at
8
n.m
in
the
Civil-
Centre.
4-
1
--
dance
for
local
fishermen,
to
be
world
tierie
baseball
films
will
held
Mjndav
night
was
post-
be
shown.
Team
entries
lor
Ism
poned
to
this
Friday.
are
invited.
(H)
'?
ReSu!"'
monthly
J.
D.
M:Rae,
iviLA
for
Prince
Ci.
a
meeting
Wednesday
Ap-
Rupert,
was
the
speaker
today
at
L'tTfc
ril
25
at
8
p.m.
Guest
the
weekly
luncheon
of
trn
f$f
speaker
J.
D.
McRac,
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
tell-MLA.
Subject:
Hospital
ing.of
some
of
the
proceedings
Insurance.
Refreshments.
(97c)
at
the
recent
sessiou
of
the
Legislature.
President
Don
For-
Notice-Parents
and
friends
j
ward
was
m
the
cnair
over
a
of
Job's
Daughter's.
A
meeting
I
good
attendance
of
members
will
be
held
at
the
Armories
with
a
few
guests.
Next
week
'i
Wednesday
at
8:30
to
discuss
Gyro
Club
speaker
will
be
James
Cancer
Fund
j
Subscriptions
LS-ki
lc
-
v
CAUTIOUS,"PUP"
The
young
St.
Bernard
seems
a
little
dubious
about
the
drink
preferred
by
two-and-a-half-year-old
Carol
Ann.
Conley
of
Windsor,
Ont.
Perhaps
he
has
vague
memories
of
oak
casks
his
foiebearers
carried.
Carol
Ann
took
pity
on
the
"pup"
during
-the
Windsor
Kennel
Club
dog
show.
(CP
PHOTO)
1
With
the
houJC-to-house
can-
vass
largely
completed
except
for
some
call-backs,
Prince
Rupert's
1951
Conquer
Cancer
Fund
'
plans
for
Jamboree
May
31,
June
Nicoll
who
is
Just
back
from
a
I
1
and
2.
(97C)
trip
to
Scotland
ENJOY
SOUND
SLEEP
-SWITCH
TO
POSTUM!
Jin
rnnomiceinenli
"Robert
LeCIalre
was
fined
$50
and
costs
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
i
Vance
In
city
yesterday
for
supplying.
Kenneth
Powell,
a
native,
was
fined
$25
for
possession
of
an
intoxicant.
Two
other
natives;
Charles
Robinson
and
Abel
Paul,
were
each
fined
$10
City
Police
Court
Having
Busiest
Month
on
Record
City
police
court
is
experiencing
the
busiest
month
on
record.
April
has
still
almost
a
week
to
go
but
there
have
already
been
256
ca&'js
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance.
The
previous
high
record
was
252
cases
in
a
month
during
the
latter
part
of
the
war.
1
The
large
number
of
traffic
prosecutions,
since
the
city
council
needled
th
police
a
few
weeks
ago,
have
caused
the
increase.
campaign
has
reached
a
total
'
of
$1280,
It
is
announced
by
!
Chairman
D.
C.
Stevenson.
Returns
are
still
awaited'
from
outlying
points
In
the
district
as
well
as
Industrial
concerns
'
and
Mr.
Stevenson
Is
confident
that,
when
these
are
in,
the
!
total
will
be
well
over
the
top.
f
Following
arc
recent
Individ-!
ual
subscriptions:
j
and
costs
for
Intoxication.
James
Inncs
was
fined
$10
ana
costs
under
the
Government
Liquor
Act.
Canadian
Lesion
card
party
April
25.
St.
Peter's
apring
Sale.
Apii.
26.
United
WA
Spring
sale,
May
3.
H.M.C.8.
Haida
Chapter
toa
sale,
May
5.
Card
party,
Catholic
Hall,
May
10.
Sonja
tea,
May
12.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
church
hall,
May
16.
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Masonic
Temple,.
May
17.
Lutheran
tea,
May
25.
Job's
Daughter's
Jamboree,
May
31,
June
1,
2.
I
Posium
cult
beverage
-costs
as
much
as
Yi
Get
the
big
8
ox.
size
of
Poitum
...
it
makei
up
to
100
delicioui
cups
.
.
.
more
than
twice
as
many
cups
a,s
a
full
pound
of
coffee,
and
yet
it
costs
much
less.
Yes,
pockel
these
real
savingsorder
Postum
today!
A
delicious
flavor
1
The
whole
family
enjoys
Postum's
distinctive,
hearty,
grain-rich
flavor.
No
more"Caffein
Nerves"
when
you
drink
POSTUM!
While
lots
of
folks
aren't
bothered
by
caffein
in
tea
and
coffee
others
suffer
sleeplessness,
nervousness,
indigestion.
Postum
is
100
carein-free
contains
nothing
that
could
possibly
make
you
nervous,
spoil
your
sleep.
J
Ba
zaar
an
PDC
Villi
Presbyterian
Men
Hear
Story
f-faimetl
nut
Ormes
Drugs
30
Thomas
McMcekin
4c
Son
..
5
Shenton's
2
Kairn
Indus!
rlcs
S
Wilford
Electric
5
Dr.
W.
8.
Kergin
n
Mary
L.
Starratt
25
City
Transfer
3
Crawford
Moore
5
Mrs.
J.
Eidden'
2
D.
C.
Stevenson
2
Mrs.
R.
Fossum
2
M.
B.
Lemon
2
Plans
for
a
spring
tea
and
bazaar
were
completed
and
ar
Arininc
Boas,
sanl'.ailan
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Health
Unit,
was
the,
speaker
at
a
meeting
of
the
First
Presbyterian
Church
Men's
Club
Mondav
;
i
night,
telling
of
his
experien
ces
ryllC
tviorilol
comaant
n.ith
IViii
D.
J.
MacBridc
2
rangements
made
for
a
friendship
session
to
be
held
In
May
at
the
regular
Women
of
the
Moose
i
meeting.
Mrs.
F.
Parlette
was
in
,
the
chair.
'
Lucky
box
was
won
by
Mrs.
A.
Hamilton.
.
1
l
A
short
comic
play
in
which
I
'
Mrs.
Armstrong,
Mrs.
J.
Hamilton
and
Mrs.
M.
Heise
took
part,
t
f
INSTANT
POSTUMN
VIQ0a
CAFFEINREE
1
j
no
u
ill.,
v..
v
ui
...
'
f.
.
i.
...
nt.ii
'
1
Royal
Canadian
Air
Forces
in
northern
Newfoundland
durini;
the
war.
About
thirty
members
of
the
club
heard
Mr.
Boas
wno
was
introduced
by
George
Mitchell
and
thanked
by
Fred
Conrad.
President
Bob
Fby
was
in
the
chair.
'
The
Men's
Club
decided
to
take
over
sponsorship
of
the
7
i!i
1
1
ttI
ft
Mrs.
O.
Mostnd
2
P.
A.
Brri
2
Oblate
Fathers
5
A.
Sandlas
j
2
R.
B.
Morgan
2
T.
Moorehouse
.,
2
Miss
Marie
Boulter
2
P.
Phlllipson
2
D.
H.
Stewart
2
Mrs.
G.
Greene
10
Prince
Rupert
Parent
Teacher
I
Council,
at
its
monthly
meeting
;
last
evening,
received
various
reports
and
also
heard
the
president.
Mis.
R.
E.
Mortimer,
preview
tr.e
items
to
be
conside-e
1
in
preparation
for
the
May
meeting
at
whizh
the
election
of
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
takes
place.
Reports
-show
that
the
organization
is
functioning
actively
and
progressively.
Greeted
with
favorable
comment
was
the
iepoit
on
the
provincial
annual
convention
by
Mrs.
J.
Bowman.
This
report
had
already
been
presented
at
the
dljferenjl
Parent-Teaif
icr
Associations
and
each
had
bee
l
.stimulated
by
the
lnopiratim
that,
the
rielpuate
had
na.ssed
on.
Tins
advertisement
is
not
published
.closed
.the
meeting.
With
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner
in
j
charge,
the
social
committee
I
served
refreshments.
or
dismayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Ron-rort
t
Cub
Pack
of
First
Presbyterian
Mrs.
H.
G
Mrs.
L.
Felscnthal
2,'-"urc"'
Property
Sales
Made
by
City
The
increasing
volume
if
wor
The
following
property
sales
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
Mrs.
Dale
2
Mrs.
O.
Christoff
2
Mrs.
Cearley
2
S.
Hamblin
2
Mrs.
J.
Jolnifon
2
Mrs.
G.
Rodger
2
Mrs.
Martin
Ericksen
2
Mrs.
Maguire
2
Rev.
Dr,
E.
A.
Wright
2
Mrs.
J.
J.
Payne
1
to
be
done
at
the
n:aCiquaitc
s
were
announced
Monday
night
in
Vancouver
has
now
grow.i
by
Aid.
T.
B.
Black,
finance
com-
beyond
the
capacity
of
volu.i-
mlttee
chairman,
at
city
coun-
teer
workers
and
a
paid
staff
cil
meeting:
RASTER
IELS
tduccd
;c
each
i
THALL'S
I
Finishing
id
Ave.
W.
Rupert
JAILS
FOR
:ncouver
ftormeiliate
Ports
h
Thursday
!U:l."i
ETCHIKAN
p.m.
DAY
MIDNIGHT
v
at
Low
Cost
or
Reservations
Write
or
Call
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DKPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
rprn
rincj
for
i
Gentlemen
Jailor
J
Phone
648
MONE
EN
884
ion
DING
'CL
TYPES
rial
elding
f
5
M
P
A
N
y
H.
4
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GER
I
i'gor
Ltd.
4
Avenue
i
r.
e
and
Service
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
'
COOKING
Yacht
Race
Coming
up
'
Prince
Rupert,
will
be
the
finishing
point
for
one
of
two
major
motor
boat
races
in
June.
Originating
in
Juneau,
Alaska,
and
Bremerton.
Washington,
the
annual
Capital-to-Capltal
race
starts
at
Bremerton,
June
16.
The
finish
line
for
tne
Brem-lerton-Prince
Rupert
leg
of
the
race
will
be
the
extension
of
the
oil
wharf
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
finish
at
Prince
Rupert
b
Mrs.
J.
C.
Ollker
5
Mrs.
M.
L.
Biggs
3.
8chubert
,
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Vandcrhlde
..
2
will
be
necessary.
This
may
ra-!
Easterly
half
of
Lot
2,
Block
suit
in
an
Increase
in
the
an-
26,
Section
5
for
$125,
to
C.
T.
nual
fee.
Youngs.
As
a
result
of
the
represent;!-
Westerly
half
of
Lot
33-
Block
tions
of
the
Safety
Committee,
a
28.
Section
8
for
$70
to
Mrs.
sidewalk
at
Hays
Cove
Circle
is
Chris
Fox.
being
built.
Traffic
zone
sigiw
Lots
50
and
51,
Block
27,
Sec-have
been
erected
on
Frasc
tion
8
for
$235
to
C.
B.
Lceman.
Street
below
the
northern
a,)-
Lots
40,
41
and
42.
Block
7,
proach
to
Borden
Street
School.
Section
1
for
$825
to
H.
M.
Lind-Congratulalions
were
extend-
seth,
subject
to
veterans'
rebate
ed
to
Mrs.
H.
Lindseth
who
had
on
portion
of
lots
actually
used
been
given
a
certificate
on
sue-
for
construction.
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
First
Aim
-
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Tske
Out
Commodore
Cafe
FOR
TAKK
OUT
ORDERS
l'HONE
2(10,
BROADWAY
CAFE
L
W.
Murrhv
2
Mrs.
Y.
E.
Thomas
2
Mrs.
Sherry
3
Mrs.'
A.
Newton
2
Mrs.
Redhead
2
Mrs.
McKay
2
Mrs.
Vickcrman
2
Mrs.
Larson
-
2
M.
Holkestad
2
Mrs.
M.
Rhodes
2
ADVEHT1S1NQ
IN
THE
DAILY
N1.W8
BRINGS
RESULTS.
i
set
at
1
p.m.
PSTI,
June
20,
TtTnTTTFITTlilTTrilTnTt
IIIUIIU
7TTT
Tim
mr
Jim
)i!H
TnrinTTinT
nin
mr
mn
m
m.';wwTi--rm:z-
cessfully
completing
the
course
in
leadership.
The
treasurer's
report
showed
it
with
the
finish
at
Juneau
calculated
for
1
p.m.
fPSTi,
June
23.
1
i,
:
M
a
satisfactory
bank
balance
and
0m
m&W'ftf
Mrs.
J.
Feasby
2
Anonrmous
2
Mrs.
R.
B.
Wilson
2
B.
Windle
2
Mrs.'F.
Schroeder
..
2
Mrs.
D.
Main
5
Mrs.
R.
Whit
more
2
Mrs.
D.
Sievert
2
Mrs.
N.
Mlntenko
2
I
Mrs.
R.
N.
Green
3
1
Mrs.
O.
R.
Wilson
2
II.
A.
Pluym
2
Mrs.
Agnes
Murray
2
This
v-or
an
earlier
fhvsa
lime
at
Prince
Rupert
is
set
far
the
first
letr
of
the
race.
"Lay-ove""
time
1
granted
to
each
contestant:
Bremerton
,
Prince
Rupert
is
2
hours.
Princo
Rnncrt
to
Juneau
is
12
hours.
Fr
the
fist
part
of
the
ra::ft
cruisers
mav
coine
hv
f-vmoo"
Narrows
or
Yuculta
Ranids.
nrt'i
the
last
lei
of
the
re
'via
a
donation
was
voted
lj
the
Civic
Cantre
Association.
M
s.
Greisl
reported
that
.slie
had
obtained
billets
for
nine
contestants
in
the
Music
an
I
Drama
Festival.
A
nominating
committer
of
Mrs.
Flocd,
Mrs.
Dominato,
Mrs.
Mark
and
Mrs.
J.
Denning
was
named.
Mrs.
R.
E.
Mortimer
presided,
and
other-)
piesent
wciC
Mm.
PUMPS
and
SANDALS
Step
out
into,
in
in
cr
fid
ZlnoviB
or
Eastern
Passaac.
M.
u..
r
it
iit,
o
ll.
111.1
ivil
O.
IV.
11.
llnili.1.11
....
.
m
,ii
,
m
Ti.r,rhtp-m,ni
he
given
for
each
jL-hn
Denning,
Mrs.
H.
Lind-1
in
I
k
willi
Claie
anil
Comfovl
seth,
Mrs.
F.
Mark,
Mrs.
K.
Hardy,
Mrs.
J.
Lju.nan
and
O
Freeman,
T.
G.
Bateman,
W.
V.
oruiilhs
and
J.
S.
Wilson.
or
the
two
legs.
Mrs.
G.
Sclvig
,
2
Mrs.
O.
A.
I'unt-
2
Mrs.
R.
C.
Webber
2
Mrs.
J.
Zt'oudnet
2
Mrs.
C.
dipstick
2
F.
Cavenailn
'
Mrs.
W.
Fleming
2
Mrs.
G.
Fcrsfuson
North
Star
BotHin?
Wki.
......
'
Malt.on's
2
Christine
Mont,5omerv
?
Ivic
Centre
Dinin?
Room,
...
5
E.
D.
Forward
G.
C.
Sessions
2
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