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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
April
6,
l'J'A
Comedy
is
Actionful
Was
Cousin
of
Famous
Nurse
strum
for
lots
of
sleam
:rom
th-'
two
boilers
kept
alive
by
six
oil
furnaces.
(Alex
Munroe
is
a
former
well
known
CNSS
chlvf
8
1
IliO's
(
thirst
Refiifsvo
to
Settle
in
VSA
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Funeral
service
for
a
pioneer
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engineer.)
I'llONE
GREEN
884
WELDING
OF
ALL
TYPES
Industrial
Welding
COMPANY
;
Red
Skclton
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Friday
and
Saturday
1
in
what
ls
said
to
be
as
hilarious
a
picture
as
any
of
the
many
howlers
in
which
he
has
been
seen.
i
Skelton
lias
the
part
of
a
woman,
who
was
a
cousin
to
Flor-
Soon
the
powerful
Scottish
en-ence
Nightingale,
was
held
at
the
I
gines
are
starting
their
haul
Grenville
Court
Chapel
yesterday
'
south
for
the
Brooks
is
heading
afternoon.
I
to
Powell
River
this
trip.
Mrs.
Annie
Elizabeth
Taylor,
"From
Captain's
Cove
to
Powell
91,
who
died
at
her
home,
519
Rjver
we
double
up
with
the
logs
Eighth
Avenue,
'Sunday
had
re-!taking
two
rafts,"
said
Capt
TheBMh
41
:
4
.
A
,
ceived
a
me
memoersnip
pin
ior
;
ohman.
being
with
the
Church
of
Eng
i
zany,
bungling
cameraman
en-!
deavoring
to
pay
off
a
family
;
indebtedness.
He
runs
into
a
'swindling
plot
involving
Arlene
FRIDAY
at
7
.
9:05
SATURDAY
2:00
-
4:10
-
6:40
-
9
p.m.
UMOUS
rimns
tmim
Wollacc's
Dept.
Store
SALE
NOW
ON-
LIGHT
UP
IDahl,
lovely
heiress
to
an
un-l
;
completed
real
estate
project,
in
I
the
course
of
the
piece,
he
plays
!
;
the
part
not
only
of
himself
but
i
of
his
father
and
grandfather,
j
Miss
Dahl
has
her
most
stren-!
uous
film
experience
during
the;
picture's
climactic
cha.se
se-
i
quence
in
which
she
and
Skel-'
ton
elude
the
villains
in
a
hectic
j
With
sometimes
30
feet
of
loc.s
dragging
below
water,
the
raits
are
loaded
high
with
spruce
and
hemlock.
With
the
hemlock
used
for
the
most
part
in
the
Powell
River
pulp
mill,
and
spruce
for
building
purposes,
sometimes
a
raft
of
cedar
logs
will
be
taken
on
to
Vancouver.
Other
members
of
the
crew
are
Ole
Olsen.
first
mate;
W
Visser,
Cameron
McNeil,
oilers;
Jake
Tors.
W.
Lumsdcn,
firemen;
Sam
Walbourne,
Nels
Madsen
and
Tunning
Orre,
deck
hands.
at
Drapery
and
HOTEL
FRASER
HOI)
land
Women's
Auxiliary
for
35
years.
Representatives
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
Rebekahs
women's
auxiliaries
attended
the
funeral,
at
which
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
officiated.
Rebekah
lodges
from
Ontario
sent
flowers.
Having
livjd
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
past
20
years,
after
coming
from
Parry
Sound.
Ontario,
all
but
the
first
21
years
of
her
life
were
spent
in
Canada.
lrs.
Taylor
was
born
in
Lancashire,
England.
Her
husband
predeceased
her
29
yv?ars
ago
at
Parry
Sound.
C
h
11
d
r
e
n
are
Mrs.
Mabel
Thompson,
Humpback
Bay,
B.C.;
Mrs.
J.
H.
Jones,
Trenton,
Ont.;
Mrs.
Margaret
Dalton,
Vancouver,
B.C.;
W.
S.
Taylor,
Parr
Harbor,
Ont.;
Sidney
Jukes,
Parry
Sound,
Ont.;
and
Frank
Jukes,
Indiana,
U.S.A.
"Lead
Kindly
Light"
and
"Safe
in
the
Arms
of
Jesus"
were
the
Try
a
Daily
News
ffe
i
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I
ride
aboard
a
two-.storey
straddle
truck.
Anne
Miller
deserts
her
dancing
shoes
in
this
picture
for
an
out-and-out
comedy
role
as
a
beauty-prize
winner
with
more
looks
than
brains.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Fraser
Mrs
J
D
Fri
have
returned
to
the
city
follow-
Prince
Rupert
to
?'
mg
a
six
weeKs
motor
inp
which
vears
k
i,.
i
.
Housing
Men
Coming
Here
ranlina
Wilsdorf,
the
oldest
ward
of
the
International
Refugee
Organization
(IRO)
one
of
L'.N.'s
Specialized
Agencies
recently
celebrated
her
105th
birlhdqy
in
a
refugee
camp
near
Salzburg,
Austria.
Her
adopted
daughter,
I'.lizavita,
aged
5,
reads
the
inscription
on
the
cake
which
says
happy
birthday
in
English
and
Polish.
On
her
anniversary
Mrs.
Wilsdorf
received
the
most
treasured
gift
she
had
ever
hoped
for
the
news
that
she
would
be
resettled
In
the
United
States
of
America,
as
soon
as
arrangements
can
be
made.
I
took
them
from
Vancouver
to
Vancouver
uhL
I
"
Disembarking
from
ss
Camosun,
Florida
and
on
which
they
were
take
up
fmu
1
Capt.
William
McCombe,
which
accompanied
by
Dr.
and
Mrs.
her
daughter
M
i
arrived
In
port
from
Vancouver;
Kenwood
Green
of
New
West-
Vancouver
1
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Mayor
G.
W.
Ruddeiham
said
today
top
officials
of
Central
!
Mortage
and
Housing
Corpora-
i
tion
and
provincial
government
!
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Douglas,
K.
Koyanagi.
J.
W.
Garde
amid
t
J
hymns
sung
to
the
organ
accom-
here
fhur.sday
April
12
T
B.
'
paniment
of
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker.
B.C.
pickcrsgill,
regional
super-Pallbearers
were
Frank
Lock-
lntendent
of
CM
&
HC,
and
J.
E.
wood,
Tony
Ordal.
John
Clausen,
Brown
h0Using
commissioner,
!
John
Kempster,
D.
Green
and
will
arrive
by
piane
t0
..e.,lab.
.
John
Judge.
lisn
the
0ver-all
need"
of
homi.s
i
Burial
was
in
the
Oddfellows'
here
and
to
investigate
proposed
!
plot
of
the
Fairvicw
Cemetery
building
sites.
They
will
stay,
with
graveside
services
by
the
three
days.
!
TOP
QUALITY
AT
LOW
COST
GROWN
IN
SMALL
GARDEN
1
Sleep,
Miss
Glenna
Moore,
Mrs.
i
J.
Cross,
J.
Underwood,
J.
Mc-Swaln,
M.
Stewart,
R.
Lester,
R.
G.
Gllfoy,
J.
Ollenberger,
P.
i
McGuiie,
A.
Boness,
W.
Harris,
J.
Sturret,
W.
Smith,
W.
Burnett,
'
A.
McKimmie,
W.
Johnston,
F.
Hampton.
One
hundred
and
thirty-five
tons
of
general
cargo
!
was
brought
by
the
vessel
which
:
sails
tonight
for
Queen
Char-i
lotte
Islands.
Friday
and
Saturday
In
tlie
home
vegetable
farcli
ii
legion
ana
ttetreican
mages.
,
And
it
ls
exnected
thev
will
i
With
B.C.
Undertakers
in
have
with
then,
Dlans
of
the
;
and
flower
borders,
fertili
y
retiuires
a
temperature
of
at
OF
2
RIAL
RYE
WHISKIK
of
fine
quality
and
priced
to
suit
your
pocket
You
pay
for
age
St
that
yon
g,l
ill
change.
!
I
II.
I
SMlOM.Uff
arrangements
for
the
type
of
homes
that
would
be
1
need
not
be
a
problem.
A
ueiv
least
70
dgree.s.
.
black
loam
is
a
joy
to
work
an:l
To
get
the
mast
Qut
of
plant
luueiai
were
mane
ny
Mrs.
Maoei
buill
Eaid
the
mayor
H
VI
ON
1!
V.i.
suits
:
iniiiipti
ii
01
numoDacK.
oay,
daughter
of
deceased.
"Too
often
in
the
past
fake
hopes
have
been
raised
regarding
extra
housing
here.
This
time
it
looks
like
the
real
S
AT
WALLACE'S
The
Gee
-ge
and
Vulture
Inn
E.
D.
Forward
ls
leaving
on
tomorrow's
plane
for
a
week's
trip
to
Vancouver
on
Civic
Centre
business.
at
London
was
the
first
house
!
goods."
iciiaiinsiiicaiiieii
in
tngiana
to
sen
conee
to
m"!
Meanwhile
government
at
will
grow
beautiful
plants,
b:it
food,
the
following
methods
cf
any
porous
top
soil
into
which
application
are
recommended
by
an
adequate
amount
of
cummer-
researchers:
cial
plant
food
and
what
humus
1.
On
soils
which
are
acid,
we
can
obtain
are
spaded
will
plant
food
should
be
conccntrat-do
as
well,
even
though
it
is
not
cd
in
bands
or
pockets,
not
black.
!
touching
plant
roots
but
within
Four
to
six
pounds
of
a
bai-
easy
reach,
anced
plant
food
mixture
!o,
2.
On
sweet
soils,
spade
plant
each
.100
square
feet
of
garden
;
food
thoroughly
into
the
soil,
area
will
be
sufficient
in
most
evenly
and
deeply,
cases.
To
give
an
extra
finish
i
To
apply
the
first
method
public,
in
1652.
A
fin
quality
R.al
Rrt
Whitky
made
from
choic
grains
including
specially
ulcered
Rye
Groin,
fully
aged
end
matured
In
oak
casks.
5
YEARS
OLD
j
j
Victoria
has
promised
this
cily
full
support
in
a
joint
federal-
1
provincial
housing
scheme.
Premier
Johnson,
Minister
of
Lands
Kenney
and
Jack
McRae,
MLA.
Prinrp
Runprt
thic
upplr
ViparH
city
aldermen
Doug
Frizzell
and
!
t0
tne
crop'
do
not
net;itale
tu
stretch
the
line
to
mark
the
row
nnn
Fitr-h
nrpspnt
th
hniiRinff
j
use
more,
applied
as
maturi'y
in
which
seeds
are
to
be
planted.
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REAl
RYE
WHISKY,
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ciollyfelctd
for
its
full
body
and
xquistta
flavour
from
old
rirvd
locks.
i
viscoui
j
whaite,
MP
for
Skeena,
is
ap-
!
ency,
this
should
be
corrected.
;
row
four
inches
deep.
Pour
plant
j
Deficiency
symptoms
include
j
food
into
each
furrow
at
the
j
the
following:
When
leaves
tu.n
rate
of
one
pound
(or
pint)
for
'
light
green
or
yellow,
but
do
not
,
50
feet,
and
cover
it
with
earth.
pealing
for
special
consideration
regarding
the
housing
emergency
here.
4
YEARS
OLD
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"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
ls
Our
First
Aim
I'hone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
aiien
neri
FROM
COAST
TO
COAST
IT'S
1
all
off,
nitrogen
is
lacking.
:
Then
make
the
drill
in
which1
;
When
leaf
margins
brown,
es-
.seeds
are
to
be
sown
and
pro-
j
pecially
the
lower
leaves,
polish
ceed
with
planting
as
usual.
;
is
needed.
Plants
stunted
in
'
The
standard
application
of
a
growth
probabiy
need
more
,
balanced
plant
food
is
four
,
I
phosphorus.
.
j
pounds
per
100
square
feet
ia
j
It
is
rarely
necessary
to
get
space
10
x
10
feet
square).
You
a
soil
test
for
a
small
garden.
!
may
figure
one
pound
per
pint,
A
complete
plant
food
will
take!
so'
an
area
10
x
10
feet
requires.
!
To
Vancouver
(today)
R.
j
Thickett,
A.
Dunlop,
W.
H.
or,
R.
Anderson,
R.
D.
Andrique,
G.
F.
McLaughlin,
E.
R.
Labby,
MELCHERS
DISTILLERIES,
LIMI
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
j
LING
j
ihe
tailor
!
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Ik
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Cotab
care
of
deficiencies
without
giv-
i
two
quarts.
One
quart
will
feed
!
mg
a
harmful
overdose
of
any,
j
50
.square
feet
and
one
pint
two
i
if
used
according
to
instructions,
.square
feet.
1
The
point
is
being
stressed
Where
smaller
quantities
are
;
that
well-fed
crops
do
not
re-
j
required,
use
a
rounded
table-
j
duce
the
amount
of
humus
in
spoon
per
square
foot,
the
soil,
since
more
humus
is
-
-
!
J.
L.
Adshfad,
Mr.
Falls,
B.
Campbell,
H.
K.
Wells,
Mr.
Miller.
To
Port
Hardy
(today)
D.
McDonald.
From
Vancouver
(Thursday)
A.
K.
Savandra,
R.
MacDonald.
M
I'SKRATS,
AS
HIGH
AS
S4.50
SOUIRREL
S1.00
BEAVER
AND
OTTER
$50.00
These
enormously
HIGH
prices
offered,
while
existing
strong
demand
prevails.
We
want
ALL
British
Columbia
Furs
in
unlimited
quantities
and
for
the
TOP
GRADES
of
other
wanted
Furs,
are
paying
UP
TO;
WEASEL
$5.00;
MARTEN
$100.00;
FISHER
$175.00.
Regardless
of
WHERE
you
have
been
in
the
habit
of
selling,
we
suggest
you
try
"SHUBERT."
We
are
certain
we
can
PROVE
to
YOU
that
"8HUBER
T"
pays
MORE.
Gather
all
the
Pelts
you
have
and
send
a
trial
shipment
IMMEDIATELY
the
results
we
are
certain
will
reveal
that
it
PAYS'
BEST
to
ship
ALL
your
Furs
to
Dept.
194,
A.
B.
SHUBERT
CO.,
Winnipeg
Ship
to
our
VANCOUVER
Receiving
Office
(NO
export
Permits
Required)
FISHERMEN
.
.
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Sixth
St
I'honc
649
Ml!
a
V'!
produced
by
the
roots
of
plants
than
by
their
tops.
A
heavy
crop,
fed
by
any
sort
of
plant
food,
will
leave
more
humus
than
it
found.
The
heaviest
application
of
plant
food
should
be
made
al
the
beginning
of
the
season,
and
here
commercial
plant
food
has
a
distinct
advantage.
It
is
available
to
plants
at
low
temperatures
and
will
stimulate
growth
during
the
cool
weather.
Organic
plant
food
has
to
be
broken
down
by
bacteria
before
the
plants
can
use
it,
and
this
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
r
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Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Elfi-cicnt
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
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&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
I'honrs
CO
and
Hi
PLUMBING
and
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Alterations
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SEIkins
Ltd.
TO.
Rox
274
11.
D.
Dupuis,
W.
Smith,
R.
Hapier,
j
W.
MacDonald,
L.
Rushforth,
F.
Howard,
B.
H.
Lane,
J.
Wood,
M.
Tolmazoff,
H.
Buss,
J.
Parker,
E.
'
Burke,
C.
Johansen.
To
Vancouver
(Thursday)
J.
'
C.
Genier,
W.
Priest,
W.
Katen-inchuk,
P.
O'Neil,
A.
Jerstad.
1
To
Port
Hardy
(Thursday)
M.
B.
McDonald.
1
To
Sandspit
(Thursday)
C.
Gray,
N.
Hals,
Mrs.
R.
Couzombe.
!
From
Vancouver
(Thursday)
I
L..C.
Cuthbertson,
H.
K.
Wells,
I
B.
J.
McCausland,
A.
R.
Janes,
E.
Leslie,
C.
Creedon,
D.
Dos-
j
well,
Mr.
Odshead,
L.
E.
Wood,
'
R.
Clothert,
D.
Burgnon.
i
From
Sandspit
(Thursday);
Kor
crmiplelfi
overhaul
of
yum
High
fjpeed
Gasoline
Kngiii"i,
sec
Huprrt
Motors
Ltd.
Wc
h'lvo
the
trained
mechanics
aild
fcporlallznd
equipment
to
pertortn
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
effWrntly
and
economically.
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
ru.'.li
is
on,
let
us
have
that
Job
now.
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A
favour
of
Rupert
Motors
Lidd
pa.;.
M.
Nelson,
E..
Wilson.
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To
Masset
(today)
Mrs.
Morrison.
Miss
Mary
Morrison,
Miss
M.
Wolfe,
Miss
M.
Davidson.
From
Masset
(Wednesday!
Mr.
Renwick,
W.
Tocker.
,
To
Justkatla
(today)
Albert
Johnson,
Bruce
Low,
J.
KuiKl.iy,
p.m.,
eiiilcolin
TuuMlay,
1-
Noon
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and
27
9
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6
and
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Agent
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Day
Specie
SAFE
BUYS
1950
Monarch
Sport
Sedan
1949
Ford
Tudor
SATURDAY
and
MONDAY
--,
Avrniie
Phnnn
56S
SENSITIVE
COWS
PONTYPOOL,
Wales
(CP)
A
farmer,"
owner
of
a
sensitive
herd
of
cows,
sued
a
nearby
cottager
for
enlarging
a
window
facing
the
farm.
"My
cows
see
their
reflection
and
charge
the
window,"
he
explained.
The
window
will
be
cut
down
from
three
feet
square
to
18
inches
square.
1950
Chevrolet
1948
Custom
Desoto
These
cars
are
oil
certified
safe
buys!
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
KOi;i
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Prince
Kiiprrl.
BC
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Control
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PMld
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displayed
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the
Liquo
or
by
tit
Gov.ma.wt
of
Brituk
ColumbU.
GEESE
GROUNDS
The
Outardes
river
in
Sague-nay
County,
Quebec,
was
so
named
for
the
Outardes
(wild
geeset
which
frequent
its
basin.
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