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port
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Mrs.
C.
Pritchaid.
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Lewi,
Jo.
ph
Hart.
Mr.
and
Mm.
K.
L.
Mi
Kay.
Frank
Borch.ti.i.
R.
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Wilson,
Mrs.
E.
Lan'..
E.
L.
HaiKi'et's.
J.
Gordon,
ill
VrfMYHt-KOStHTRV
atvme,
m
it
'.vales
a
gripping
story
in
Kiyim.
Leathernerks"
which
is
Hir
feature
picture
this
Thursday.
Friday
and
Saturday
at
the
Crip
nil
Theatre.
John
Payn;?
and
Robert
Ryan
j'f
st
a
red
in
the
thrill-packed
offering,
Wayne
is
a
major
cin-irni'd'.ri"
a
Rioup
of
fighter
pilots
anc'
Ryan
is
his
riuht
hand
man.
Exciting
and
authentie
scenes
-1
wai
in
the
air
from
Guadalcanal
and
Okinawa
lend
unsuul
realism
to
the
ab.-;oibing
plot
and
background
the
iAM.vir.nl
drama
of
'lie
Wayne-Ryan
rivalry.
The
picture,
in
terhnicolor.
has
Don
Taylor.
Janis
Carter.
Jay
C,
Flippen
and
William
Harridan
i.i
top
supporting
roles.
lib
)t
Girdle
Every
th'ne
von
cr.j
the
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P'::y'-
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I.ivir,
with
a
c'oud-iv!
It's
bone-
r.oy
Tie
l.r
of
M
P.
be
Is.
K.
Kennedy.
I.
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Miss
N-
Webster.
Mlsi
L.
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I.
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M
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J.
Bruce
and
dau"h-
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tci.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Beilis,
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Their
Maje
ties
EILVER
WEDDING
In
1948.
d
their
Siner
Wedding
anniversary.
A
."crvico
'.va
:
he'd
at
St.
Paul's
Cathedral
10
c
n:.u
nioiuie,the
event.
Th.s
United
King-Offire
pliolo
shows
King
G
jrir
aiid
Quern
Elizabeth
kitceling
in
prawr.
oi
seats
behind
them
are
Pr
ncss
EuzuL.
ih,
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
and
ll
1".
Mi.
and
Mrs.
McAmmoiul,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Peters
and
two
chilclnn.
Mi.
and
Mrs.
II.
Ball-anil.
A.
M'-Doiiald,
Mr.
Roland,
Mi.
and
Mis.
A.
R
Laing,
J.
C.
D.
:n,is
:n.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Bott-iiiL.
Mrs
W.
II.
Fisher.
Mr.
Curry
R
H.
Morgan,
J.
Greig.
Mr.
and
Mis.
Luesicy,
Miss
Nightingale,
I'
Dearn,
W.
Olsen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Brooks,
Mis.
E.
Connery.
Mrs.
13:in
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Miss
E.
Hunt,
Mrs.
George
C
ase)
.
Mrs
R.
S.
Head,
Mr.
Web-
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the
Royal
Fainily.
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Pep
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Sadler
Fiqhr
Pictures
WYCOMPK
Enslr-.nd
I"
Auth-oiities
in
this
Buckinghamshire
town
tried
to
solve
the
housing
rhortage
by
asking
families
to
share
houses.
But
the
plan
was
a
failuiv,
mainly
because
too
many
finds
lesulted
from
sharing
the
kitchen.
DEPT.
STORE:
News
of
the
District
l
iir
rtavr
to
Vo
fur
ll:e
l!ran:ls
You
Know
STARTS
TOMORROW
I'venim
Show's
7
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9:27
Sat.
Matinees
2
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3:12
ijLi.
Mrs.
Slatta.
Herb
Ridley
1'ic.l
Edgar,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.I
Ridley.
1
llllAiRIIISlllili
He
f.
wer
than
130
persons
uc-eused
of
being
witchvs
were
executed
in
England
In
1682.
Moose
Official
Today
Only
"MGIIT
IMOHOENP
also
"ROCK
ISLAM)
TRl
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ASK
FOR
SCOUAND'S
FAVOURITE
SON
and
Billy,
have
moved
into
the
house
from
which
the
Seoit.
i.irnily
recently
moved
Mr.
and
Mis.
Charles
Moore
and
their
two
.-:ons
a
now
living
in
the
,
cabin
that
the
Tustin
family
hud.
:
Food
Big
Item
!F
RAN
CO
IS
I
LAKE
1IIV
WW
ailUM)
f
Visits
Stewait
'Winns
over
the
Interior'
JOHNNIE
FLY
Frances
Johnson
is
uttending
'the
Canadan
Union
College
at
Col'er.e
Hi.'igh's.i
Laconibe,
Fred
Wiggins
was
taken
on
Thursday
evening
to
the
Burns
Lake
hospital
whejj
he
is
slowly
recovering.
if
A
SCOTCH
WHISKY
1
Mc.
and
Mrs.
John
Reed
and
i
their
three
small
sons
have
nijv-1
ed
into
the
Forestry
roUaffe
at
;
the
Landing
wher,e
the
Layfivld
I
family
lived
during
the
summer.
Mrs.
MeDougall
has
bern
ill
Tor
tv.-
weeks
and
it
will
probably
be
a
week
or
more
before
she
can
coir.-.-
heme
from
the
lv:s-ital.
:
STEWART
A
5o?cial
meetiiiR
of
Women
of
the
Moose
and
-..va
Order
of
Moose
was
held
I
las'
Wednesday.
He.
man
Fischvr,
!
Supreme
Lodge
auditor,
who
dri.pp.d
in
by
plane
from
Ket-.:
chikan
whe-e
he
had
been
at
-;
ter.n,irg
tl
j
annua!
convention
I
cf
the
Alaskan
Moose.
!
'iai'-
was
Mr.
Fischers
first
visi.'o
the
Ncr'.h
and
lie
was
i
tnthu
iastic
about
the
hospita!-j
it;,
el
the
people,
i
After
the
business
mcvHing
'.supper
was
served
by
the
women
i
and
whist,
w
as
played.
Winnc.s
I
were:
ladie.-',
first.
Mrs.
E.
Jacob-i
ron;
consolation,
Mrs.
R.
Bai-,
wis?:
m
n
s
first,
Henry
Ncilson;
i
ccrso'ation,
Herman
Fi-chcr.
BORN
1820
-STIU
GOING
STONG
MM
1
Su.emarie
and
Ray
Layfield
and
.
,
...
,
sniah
Linda
have
moved
to
Un-
Millartook
103
pounds
,ha
Lake
from
one
hive
of
bees.
C
harle.;
:;1
honey
For
French
Family
LONDON
(CP)
A
Frenchman
spends
mure
than
half
his
income
on
food.
English
families
spi
nd
less
than
a
third.
The
English.,
on
the
other
hand,
.spend
elnht
times
as
much
as
the
French
on
rent.
They
spend
about
twice
as
much
for
fuel.
Th"
French
H
ad
a
more
open-air
life,
go'
to
bed
earlier
unci
get
up
eailier.
These
conclusions
on
Anglo-French
differences;
were
reached
alter
surveys
among
working-;lass
families
in
the
two
countries.
The
results,
"published
by
the
Institute
of
Statistics
at
Oxford,
show
that
52
per
cent
of
French
in?omes
were
devoted
to
food,
compared
with
only
31.9
of
the
English.
The
surveys
were
made
in
11)48.
The
British
Medical
Journal,
commenting
on
the
"strik-iri
discrepancy"
in
food
consumption,
said
one
consolation
.is
pns.-.ible
it
looked
as
though
the
"calorific"
value
of
the
national
diets
were
roughly
similar,
"though
the
French
registered
a
substantially
higher
intake
of
animal
protein."
M
s.
John
Scott
returned
early
on
Saturday
morning
from
Vaft-cou
.'er
by
car
with
her
son
Fran-kit.
who
has
been
having
medical
cart
.
Miss
Jeannpttj
Sargent
and
E.
C.
Noble
of
the
Piince
Georee
Library
Commission
and
C.
K
M'-rison,
superintendent
of
the
public
Library
Commission
of
Victoria,
called
in
for
a
short
vis.t
on
their
way
to
Ootsa
Lake.
To
Terrace
daily
lo
Prince
George
and
Intermediate
Points
Three
Days
Weekly
To
Kitimat
and
Ke'mano.
Daily
Exceor
Fridays
from
TERRACE
Air1'
c
B.C.
LTD.
Crawford
Moore,
Agent
Prince
It
upi
rl
Terrace
Phone
Black
f07
Phone
133
good
M
Scotch
Jg
i
and
Mis.
Geo-g.?
Wilson.
I
the
children
Kay,
Georgina
!
th
Women
Best
At
Crikhage
GREAT
DESERT
i
The
Gobi
desert
covering
per-;
i
haps
300,000
square
miles
in
!
Mongolia
is
believed
to
have
;
been
an
inland
sea
centuries
ago.
Distillrd.
Blended
and
Hull
led
in
Scotland
Omlrnifl
-liVj
oc
JOHN
WALKER
&
SONS
LTD.
Scotch
Wh.tky
Distillers
KILMARNOCK,
SCOTLAND
cTEWAr
NEWS
iLs
FAMOUS
STORY
Daniel
Dafue
was
59
when
h:
wrote
"Robinson
Crusoe"
based
on
the
adventures
of
Alexander
Selkirk
on
Juan
Fernandez
Isle.
CTEWAK7
A
very
successful
ci
cba?e
parly
was
held
on
Sat-1
j:day
in
the
Canadian
Legion
i
Clubs
rooms.
The
ladies
of
the
i
L"?:-;1.
Auxiliary
challenged
the
ni'-n
and
were
promptly
taken
up.
1
Th-?
women
won
by
a
score
of
12,577
to
12.383.
Ladicr.'
first
prize
went
to
Mrs.
R.
Barwise
while
Mrs.
W.
J.
fiJM
During
the
week
thq
thermometer
dropped
to
36
above.
The
snow
keeps
creeping
down
the
Tkurcnw
fa
afufdoi
mountain
sides
and
the
cautious
Crawford
took
th'j
consolation,
h-useholder
is
busy
putting
in"
an
RADiO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AND
ELECTRIC
RANGES
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
I'liimi:
Blue
D91
w
-
TOTE
abundant
supply
of
wood
and
Evenings
7-9
vhat
you
get
vith
coal,
and
plugging
up
the
.chinks
in
the
walls.
p.
iz.'.
Al
Robinson
was
the
winner
in
the
men's
section
and
the
conroiation
prize
went
to
Mel
Gcngc.
A
ta'ty
suppor
was
served
at
th'o
conclusion
of
card
Saturday
.Matinee
an
A.-lVk-PTTKIMi
IM
'I'Hli
11AII
V
KKWS
RHINGS
KESCl
'aynu;.
Most
of
the
equipment
has
beep
transported
to
the
Marmot
Lead
and
Zinc
Company's
pro-
:,
p-rtv
on
the
Marmot
River
and
work
is
proceeding
apace
under
the
riirecth
n
of
Engineer
J.
Mc-"
Beth.
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
(
IIAM)I
I
R
S
STCIHO
:i(i-
4Ui
Street
Box
1145
Phone
Green
389
Prince
Rupert
At
Stewart
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR!"
F00P
KEPT
FRI--
D;.
J.
T.
Mainly
will
fc"
here
shoit'y
to
make
an
examination
oi
the
Stewart
Canal
mines
pro-'
peity
lor
Vancouver
interests.
Ernest
Love'left
for
Alice
Arm
whtie
r..-
will
act
as
leturning
officer
when
a
strike
vote
is
taken
this
week.
'
in
llooa
j
STEWART
-After
twenty-five
year."
oi
happy
mariiert
life.
Mr.
aYid
Mrs.
John
McLeod,
quietly
celebrated
their
silver
wedding
at
Uicir
home
here
on
Sunday.
Iheir
oldest
daughter.
Isabelle,
wife
o.
Dr.
Donald
Mackay,
and
heir
youngest
sen.
Donald,
who
i-
.mp'oyed
at
the
Silbak
Pre-m'e:
mine,
were
the
only
member:',
ol
the
family
prist
nt.
The
elder
son
Ian
is
i-mplojcd
at
tl.
Britannia
inii.e
on
Howe
-V
nod
anc!
the
younger
uaugh-te
i'
in
'ii,-
emp'oy
of
the
Pro-
.
ici'cd
Department,
of
Public
,
jrlis
at
G
jldeu,
B
C.
F,
:i!i
Mi
.
and'
Mrs
r.li
I.eol
bait
f
;
o.n
Slo
now
ay.
Scotland
and
practically
all
of
their
married
life
lias
been
spant
in
Stewart
where
M
.
McLeod
is
proprietor
of
the
King
Edward
Hotel.
Many
:
cons
atulatory
mes
ages
were
recerv.
d
from
relatives
and
friends
in
Canada
and
from
!
Scotland.
ptEWTY
0F
ICE-CUBES"'
ICE
CREAM
"
font
m
if
YuttviHivcr
o
Hi3
Hard
Wearing
-
Inexpensive
-
Easy
to
Install
and
Maintain.
fti
it
now
ot
Q
1950
HILLMAN
MINX
I.ow
niilru&r
Kike
new
'
1947
PONTIAC
COACH
1'iivalely
iiimhiI
1948
DeSOTO
CLUB
COUPE
low
mileage
"MECHANIC'S
SPECIAL"
1937
Graham
4-door
sedan
$300.00
,
,
nJy
your
Kamloops
First
Chinese
Juror
f
Mail
more.
!
An
electric
refrigerator
gives
you
so
much
of
the
things
that
make
for
happy
housekeeping.
Foods
always
so
fresh
and
tasty
and
never
a
bit
of
waste
or
spoilage.
For
economy,
for
convenience,
for
all
'round
satisfaction,
you
can't
beat
an
electric
refrigerator.
Make
it
a
point
to
see
the
new
models
soon.
f
He
a
wivMt
GORDON'S
HARD
;
at
the
1
Sylvia
McBride
Street'
'Vrf
"
w.'V'.""'".yj.TW
iVk
w.j''.'JI'l.',.'J'Ji!-i''SL
K'imloops
takes
issue
with
Prince
Rupert
for
the
distinction
of
being
the
first
Assize
Court
centre
at
which
a
Chinese
has
served
as
a
juror.
A'
the
Aisles
in
Prince
Rupert
last
month
Earl
Mah.
lncal
i-hinrse
business'
man,
acted
as
a
juroi.
Sheriff
J.
R.
Colley
of
Kam-loops
says
that
Peter
Wing
was
a
juror
at
the
Assizes
there
in
Here
at
the
Sylvia
overlooking
English
Bay
there's
lorlous
scenery
to
enchant
your
eye
superb
food
to
delight
your
taste
friendly
service
to
make
thing!
pleasant.
Whether
you
"dine
in
th
sky"
or
prefer
to
cook
in
y6ui
own
self-contained
a
u
i
t
e,
you'll
enjoy
life
at
the
Sylvia.
NOW
i:
ts
n
nn
I01
r
IS
Ttit:
i
i
ji
STORM
WINDOW
the
spring
of
1950
and
William
RUPERT
MOTORS
rfn
th.
ehlldru,
c..i,i.
-s..
-""Vas
a
juior
hi,
me
auiumn
j
assizes
of
the
same
year.
Itung-
rvlc
U
prorulM,
rutdi
art
protacM.
GREER
&
BRIDDENL1"
LIMITED
2nd
Avenue
at
1st
Street
Phone
866
and
566
HOTEl
SYLVIA
1154
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Britain
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much
of
its
native
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from
the
counties
of
Cumberland,
Lancashire
and
Staffordshire.
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