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III
Prince
Rupert
Doiiv
iNeWj
Tuesday.
April
3.
1931
finer
i
JJefj?
lofj
dbtntgifcrj
c
,
Increase
of
Living
Cost
1
1
ri
.
Fl3s-
banners
and
emblems
of
'
With
r-.u
.v.
the
Dominion
t
Bureau
of
the
order
adorned
the
Armour-
I
Statistics
at
Ottawa
due
to
an-
ics
on
Saturday
night'
nour.ee
tomorrow
a
record
new
when
tne
Prm:(.
K
t
BM
"
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it
41
f
.
J
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iur
Club
staged
a
colorful
"Virginln
Canada,
a
comparison
with
the
BaU"
for
the
purpose
of
assi-!-ndices
year
by
year
since
1926
ing
localJob's
Daughters
in
th,-ir
Ir
of
Interest.
The
figures
U
now
gthe
projeet
of
,,,,,,
drilI
nearlng
a
mark
of
almost
double
to
Richmond,
vl(ln,
tnis
sun,.
the
low
depre.ssion
year
of
1933.
ln
dpfp
'
,
,,'.
rV
k
B,fiT
j.K
VV.
Hei
j
are
the
figures:
3?
al
competition
honors.
Feature
of
the
evening
wo
A
654
the
attendance
of
the
di-ill
t"am
;
which
won
an
ovation
for
the
display
which
it
presented.
One
hundred
and
fifty
couple:
lor
more
attended
and
spent
o
i
happy
time
dancing
to
the
I
strains
of
music
bv
the
Four
Dukes.
W.
D.
Smith
made
a
i
genial
maste-
f
nennonbs.
Also
attending
were
members
'of
the
visiting
Pcnticlon
ba-'ket-
ball
team
which
had
.come
here
'for
the
Senior
B.
"provincial
championship
finals.
They
weu
j
introduced
by
Shrine
Club
President,
C.
A.
Berner.
I
Interest
was
taken
in
four
raffles.
Richard
Cordell
winn'm;;
illwlmiii
"
pWnh.d
or
4,vUfd
by
SAY
THAT
AGAINI-Oeorge
Cruickshank,
Liberal
member
of
Parliament
for
Fraser
Valley,
fituck
his
neck
out
In
the
Commons
when
hp
so
id
that
lone-distance
telephone
operators
in
the
Fraser
Valley
were
the
host-looking
in
the
country.
Oahls
way
home
for
Easter
recess,
he
was
met
in
Witmipi
-j,
by
this
quartet
of
op.-rators;
n
ow
he's
not
no
sure.
Upholding
Manitoba's
honor
an',
renr,
May
Mal.chett
and
Mary
Porter;
fro
n
I.
Edna
Todd
uiid
Elsie
Curran.
(CP
PHOTO)
3
Eruut
iWunuA
...
ll,r....e
Mitlirw
A;..
Vi,.e.
Iih
T
"
"Luok,
George,
I
weif.h
110
sil
ting
down"
Black
124(1
Kiiofveles
RADIO
DIAL
wood
on
(L
riil
eft
CFPR
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RFU'RNS
PREPARED
R.E.
MORTIMER
3,',3
3rd
Ave.
W.
1935-39
100
1926
121.8
1929
121.7
1933
94.4
1938
102.2
1939
101.5
1940
105
6
1941"
....111.7
1942
....117.0
1943
118.4
1944
118
9
1945
119.5
1946
u
,
123
0
.
1947
135.5
1948
155
0
1949
160.8
1950
..;
106.5
'
1919
January'
159
8
February
159.5
March
159.2
April
159.3
May
159
5
June
160
5
July
1621
August
102.8
September
102.3
October
102
2
November
.161.7
December.
161.5
1950
January
161.0
February
!
161.6
March
.
163.7
Anrii
164.0
May
164.0
June
165.4
July
167.5
August
168
5
September
-
169.8
October
170.7
November
170
7
December
171.1
1951
January
:.
172.5
February
175.2
(Subject
to
fliange)
By
Easley
Blackwood
Premium
Hike
Is
Protested
Six
Killed
Plunge
of
in
Car
Muzzy
is
always
the
goat!
Don't
think
that
Mr.
an
electric
toaster
with
No.
2377
and
Cliff
Abercrombie
a
ship
table
lamp
with
2124.
A
sliver
cake
plate
and
smoker's
set
wei'l.
unclaimed,
the
tickets
being
22bl
and
2290.
During
the
evening
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Thh
committe?
in
charge
consisted
of
A.
Van
Meer,
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin,
Alex
Mitchell,
R.
Evans,
James
Form
an
tind
Georgs
Dawes.
Dawes.
.
'
on
every
deceptive
play
that
comes
up.
I
saw
him
got
j
Prince
RuDert
Chamber
of
i
SHERBROOKE
(CP)
Six
per-
JOHN
H.
Commerce
last
night
added
iu
S(lns
were
killed
Saturday
when
voice
to
the
protest
at
the
re-!
an
automobile
in
which
they
cently
enacted
increase
in
pro
TUESDAY
r.M.
4:00
Sunshine
Society
4:30
New
Zealand
Adventures
4:45
Stock
Quotations
I
lit
4:55
CBC
News
,
5:00-International
Comty.
5:!0-Rawh!de
j
5:30-T.B.A.
H:uo
hupper
Serenade
6:15
Ben
Light
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
Jr.
Chamber
of
Com.
7:0U
CBC
News
BULGER
a
little
revenge
on
today's
hand.
.
A
few
rubbers
earlier
in
this
season,
Mr.
Dale
had
caught
Mr.
Muzzy
sound
asleep
and
put
over
a
beautiful
swindle
which
enabled
him
to
rack
up
an
otherwise
unmokable
game.
I
Some
of
the
kibitzers
razzed
pPne(j
t0
him.
Mr.
Mury
pretty
badly
and
he
The
kibitzers
roared
and
Mr.
were
riJing
went
out
of
control
and
plunged
into
a
swollen
stream
at
nearby
St.
Denis
da
Bran.pton.
j
j
Ojtfomcfri.i
tucked
the
play
away
In
his
mind
Muzzy
enjoyed
himself
so
loudly
for
future
reference.
that
quiet
had
to
be
restore!
BACKACHE?
hen
every
stiiWn
move
brings
short,
limp
twinyea
it'i
time
for
r.
Chane't
Ki.lney-I.iver
I'llls.
1
liousands
find
quirk
rehel
from
tiackache,
painlul
jointi,
kidney
and
liver
disorders
by
taking
thit
pioven
remedy.
Bv
combining
2
treat,
ments
in
1
Or.
Chase's
work
on
both
vincial
hospital
insurance
premiums.
The
vote
was
13
to
7.
A
resolution
will
go
to
the
minister
of
health
and
welfare
and
the
local
MLA
voicing
objection
"in
the
strongest
manner
possible."
Certain
members,
after
a
lengthy
communication
on
the
.subject
from
J.
D.
McRae,
MLA.
had
been
read,
cautioned
against
a
"blind
protest"
without
offering
any
solution.
The
motion,
however,
passed.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
'
Third
Avenue
South
dearler
None
vulnerable
(Mr.
AllH
K
-
K
10
6
4
a
!
H
10
H
4
DQ
10
9
C---K
4
(Mr.
fl:iU')
(1r.
Jpi.i)
!
S
-J
0
8
H-A
t(
8
kidneys
and
liver
lor
taster
relief.
41
JdchasTsI
,
from
the
front
desk
for
the
sake
of
the
other
players
in
the
room.
True,
Mr.
Muzzy
gained
only
an
extra
trick
In
a
below
same
t
contract
but
the
pleasure
he
got
I
out
of
his
fancy
play
was
as
I
great
as
if
he
had
made
a
re-j
doubled
grand
slam.
I
think
it
is
occasional
triumphs
like
this
which
encourane
Mr.
Muzey
to
continue
playing
i
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30-They
Saw
it
Happen
8:00
The
Commodores
I
8:15
The
Nation's
Business
8:30-Record
Album
f
9:00
Piano
Playhouse
'
9:30
Ray
Norris
Cmlnttt
j
10:00-CBC
Newt
10:10-CBC
Newa
!
10:15
MLscHlany
i
10:30-
Nocturne
111:00
-'Veat
her
jliport
jll.lri
Sinn
Off
iTOtMimiiafl
i
Jiii.i
mini
I
H
-J
0
5
2
II
7
;
I)
A
II
7
4
2
!
-
.!
8
3
:
7
C
Q
J
10
II
3
(Mr.
MurW
S
7
S
H
-
A
K
3
;
vinvim,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
'.id
(general
l
ariajc-
ami
Storage
r.pMe,
Hi
liable
and
Emit
Service.
Al.ni
UT-iit
for
iai!i.iii
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
'
Oxysi'it.
Acelyleiie
and
all
.(liiiK
supplies.
INDSAY'S
CARTAGE
r
STORAGE
LIMITED
ir
2;kI
and
P.trk
Avenues
1910
Ihntics
(ill
and
fij
The
Traffic
Cop
Warnings
for
Mutorists
-Observance
May
Save
Life
WEDNESDAY
a:,.
bridge.
No
matter
how
badly
he
!
plays,
there
always
comes
a
time
jwhen
he
can
do
something
to
convince
himself
(temporarily
it
1
least
t,
that
he
i.j
just
as
good
as
Mr.
Masters.
!
Make
a
note
of
this
play.
If
you
think
the
situation
is
right
7:00
8:00
8:10
8:15
-
Musical
Cluck
-CBC
News
-Here's
Bill
Good
-Morning
Song
Police
have
warned
motorists
mim'
in
Prince
Rupcit
that
their
19ol
t
U
K
R
:
I
,
C-A
Kil
'
The
r.klHliin:
1
'
Hdiilh
West
Nin-th
Kit.it
j
1
C
Pitsa
I
H
IJiisa
I
WT
All
ptiHB
j
A;;ain.st
today's
contract
of
one
no
trump
Mr.
Dale
opened
the
jfour
of
diamonds.
The
nine
went
!on
from
his
dummy.
Mrs.
Keen
'played
the
jack
and
Mr.
Muzzy
j
won
with
the
king.
He
looked
'the
situation
over
very
briefly
.
and
then
led
the
three
of
hearts.
Mr.
Dale
thoughtlessly
played
and
you
don't
have
a
natural
finesse
look
for
a
swindle.
Thil
advertisement
H
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
trie
Government
o
Brittih
ColumW.
8:30-
Mornins:
Devotions
B:45-Liltle
Concert
9:00-BBC
News
&
Comty.
9:15-Music
for
Moderns
-f
9:30
-Morning
Concert
8:59
-Time
Signal
10:00-Morning
Visit
ii
.
..
-ji
..,
ii....
7
i
Jail
on
n
(j
jar
licence
strips
must
appear
on
the
bottom
of
the
plate,
covering
the
words
'British
Columbi.i'
In
future,
offende-.s
Vill
be
fined.
Don't
overstay
tim"
in
a
limited
parking
zone,
police
say,
for
such
negligence
will
cost
a
Popular
ftadio
Programs
Sought
10:15-Rarrv
Wood
Show
FLYING
FLYING
SAUCER?
SAUCER?
These
These
l!
I
the
deuce.
When
the
10
was
pulled
j
Radio
committee
of
the
Prir.1;
from
the
dummy,
he
reached
out
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
...
v
n
t
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fu
(,
,
,
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it
i
5
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'
10:30
Melody
Time
10:45
Robin
Hood's
Musical
Kitchen
transgressor
$5.
Most
avenues
have
on3
&ic!e
i
to
take
the
trick.
But
Mrs.
Keen
will
again
be
a.sked
to
check
the
Jiliei
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
played
the
seven
spot
and
then
possibility
of
popular
sponsor
mysterious
remains
of
a
rice-paper
balloon
were
termed
a
flying
saucer
by
workers
who
saw
it
flying
about
300
feet
over
Burnaby,
a
Vancouver
suburb.
Alex
Young
examines
the
object
after
it
crashed
into
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Ah
Mr.
Dale
knew
what
had
hap-
national
network
programs
be-
j
it
:ij
Roundup
Time
only
for
parking.
In
many
cases
parking
lights
must
be
left
on
at
night.
Stopping
and
looking
may
I
1
M"n-U"
.
n:30-Weather
Report
save
life.
(CP
PHOTO)
a
tree.
Sixth
St
.
Phone
649
i
iiiit.tr
nuclei
L.
The
matter
was
brought
up
by
H.
J.
Young
who
asked
if
th
Chamber
was
contented
that
high
line
charges
make
it
prohibitive
for
national
advertisers
to
have
the
programs
broadcast
from
here.
He
suggested
there
Funeral
of
Ok
Strand
After
a
Masonic
meeting
in
the
Temple,
the
funeral
service
for
Ole
Strand,
57,
who
died
m
n
umccr
rufjgiM
This
superb
tea
guarantees
the
flavour
of
every
cup
11:31
Message
Period
1:33-
Recurded
Interlude
1:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
F
M
12:00
Mid-Dav
Melodies
12:15
CBC
Newp
12:35
Program
Resume
12:30
B
.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55-Rec.
Int.
1:00
-The
Concert
Hour
1:30-
Musical
Program
1:45
My
Own
Mother
Comty.
2:00
B.C.
S-hool
Broadcast
2:30
Records
at
Random
.
3-45Tnday's
Guest
..
.
March
30
in
hospital,
was
held
..
vV,0H
u,
,
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I
Cl..ttl,,llChnn.httlr.
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t"'5"
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
1IUU1
runt,
viiittrti
vjimi.i.
jvu,.v
day
afternoon.
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber
officiated.
of
local
circumstances.
T.
N.
Youngs
felt
that,
with
the
establishment
of
rep?ater
stations
between
Prince
George
and
Prlnc
Rupert,
the
case
for
Tin-
hymns
were
"What
a
Friend
We
Have
in
Jesus,"
and
"Abide
ft
MHHi:iuUTOKlA
wun
Me,
io
uie
"Oia.i
u...:u..i-.
h(lvin
the,
,-,a!.am.
nv
adv
Uiiii
Our
CjfaSMvarc
2)y.
!
laid
down
here,
released
from
'
p.m.,
Chileotin
1w-clay,
12
Noon
(iinmi.-iii
Prince
Rupert
might
be
further!
I
emu
mws
3:00
Music
Box
'
3:
15
-Don
Messer'and
Kis
Islanders
3:30
3:30
Listener's
Listener's
Choice
Choice
"E
AI1M,
S
1
1
H
AItT
AND
strengthened.
Competitive
tariffs
for
Ion?
mileage
also
ente
d
into
th
mntle-.
It
was
evnluhied.
"OUT
VIMKllu
j
1
Want
Ads.
Sure
Results!
I
j
CUPS
and
SAUCERS
TEA
POTS
DRINKING
TUMBLERS
PYREX
WARE
paiuiui'iit,
oi
rtii
a.
wiuiutii
otini.ii.
Pallbearers
were
Oeorge
Dawes,
Thomas
Dalile,
Alex
McLean,
G.'orge
Oeddes,
R.
Kelday
and
Thor
Sol
lien.
Deceased
was
a
member
of
the
Tyee
Lodge,
A.F.
&
A.M.,
under
the
auspices
of
which
the
funeral
took
place,
with
internwnt
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
Ole
Strand
is
survived
by
his
widow
and
two
children
a
son,
John,
and
a
daughter,
Olive.
B.C.
Undertakers
were
in
charge
of
arrangements.
''
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islands
ss.
ChilcoUn
Al"'l
13
and
27
9
p.m.
p,"i
SOUTH
QIII.EN
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ISLANDS
u,ll'!in,
April
A
and
20
9
p.m.
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j.
SK1NNEK
Prin
Rnnert
Af
BLONDIE
And
Fleos!
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CHIC
YOUNG
I
EjlpnimiL
I
'"lijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii"
lip1
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1
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(
HAIC?
13
GETTING
Thin
)
).
THICK,
GlOSsV
COAT
A
V
.1
N
Xfl
-
HOW
I'LL
LOOK
1
AND
LIFELESS
(
OF
HAIR,
DON'T
YOU
?)
&
Jl
WITH
A
ThiCkVmn'
flm-
f
frffll,r
i.anh
r"t
NOTICF
OP
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND
In
Lund
Kercinllni!
District
ot
PRINCE
RUPERT
nnrt
sltunte
nt
Secret
Cove,
Pore
her
Island,
brltlsh
Columbia
Take
notice
Hint
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