I
wearing
the
shoes,
but
could
not
j
MURDER
TRIAL
(Continued
from
page
1
VARIETY
and
ARTISTRY
(Continued
from
page
4)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
5,
1951
Jf
V
lloi.i,,,.
have
taken
them
off
in
a
laced
condition.
The
shoes
were
laced
TODAY
7-9
p.m.
examination
showed
there
were
burns
and
they
had
been
suffered
while
there
was
still
life
in
the
body,
he
said.
He
had
examined
two
samples
'B0RN
YESTErd'av
he"
had
run
aground.
The
last
when
found
by
Const.
White,
time,
November
18,
1950,
he
had
RCMP.
sunk
his
boat.
!
HEAD
INJURIES
FATAL
Everything
on
boat
had
be-
Dr
L.
M.
Greene,
testifying
as
of
hair,
he
said.
Hair
taken
from
the
head
of
Miss
Talt
were
slmi-
She
expressed
a
solid
idea
of
what
she
was
doing
and
proved
herself
to
be
a
talented
young
actress.
Russell
Morrison,
as
Herbert,
played
his
part
well
and
in
the
rieht
mood..
Harold
Weber,
as
Rupert
Men's
and
Boys'
Store
:
come
wet,
he
said.
one
who
had
performed
the
I
lar
to
the
hair
found
on
a
soft-
Gav
vouns
stars
in
a
YOUTH
-in-lflUE
SOM-and-lAUGH
Ryan
said
he
left
Prince
Ra-
autopsy
on
the
deceased
woman,'
drink
bottle
.
by
Const.
White,
nert
about
"3
(a.m.
or
so")
the
said
there
was
no
doubt
in
his
RCMP.
The
hair
on
the
bottle
Major
Morris,
gave
an
excellent
!
afternoon
of
December
23
with
:
mind
Lorraine
Tait
had
died
us
was
not
similar
to
the
hair
of
character
study.
And
Fred
Chris-1
Lorraine
Talt
and
Wilfred
Knott,
the
result
of
injuries
to
her
the
accused,
he
said,
tensen
gave
a
sympathetic
por-1
lor
Port
Simpson.
He
said
he
head.
Mr.
Hogg
tore
Into
evidence
trayal
of
Mr.
Sampson.
had
no
liquor
on
the
boat
except
j
Results
of
his
examination
of
presented
by
defence
witness
This
play
was
directed
by
Miss
a
"mickey"
of
rye
which
he
had;
the
brain
and
of
the
large
in-
ixx
Ryan,
brother
of
the
ac-E
Ball
and
the
adjudicator
com-
hidden.
I
jury
on
the
back
of
the
head
led
1
cusph
DELIGHT!
From
BIG
BOY
To
LITTLE
Boy
-WE
CLOTHE
THEM
ALL!
plimented
both
the
director
and
Knott
had
produced
a
bot-
him
to
believe
it
was
the
cause
j
y0unger
Ryan
testified
he
the
cast
on
attempting
sucn
a(
ue
oi
wine
irom
wnitn
an
nau
i
0r
aeaih
oi
Lorraine
iaii.
I
difficult
ulav
and
making
such
drunk.
After
the
bottle
was
!
"She
could
not
have
lived,"
he
i
a
success
of
it
had
been
on
the
wharf
with
two
other
witnesses,
Ruth
Waslcy
and
Ruby
Dudoward.
They
had
seen
the
Westerly
adrift
in
the
harbor.
Witness
said
he
"heard
a
nnrtv
on
the
boat."
nn
sued,
it
was
thrown
over-
i
said.
"She
had
to
cue
wun
inose
board,
he
said.
Then
another
I
injuries,"
even
if
Immediate
bottle
of
wine,
which
Knott
1
medical
attention
had
been
produced
was
finished.
It
was
I
available.
shortly
after
that,
Ryan
said,
'
Dr.
Greene
said
he
did
not
that
they
passed
Hudson's
think
there
had
been
any
water
Reef
and
that
is
the
last
thing
in
the
lungs
and
did
not
think
he
remembered
that
day.
the
woman
had
breathed
after
Defence's
principal
witness
enterals
the
water.
NATIVE
BAND
The
Aiyansh
Harmonic
Silver
Band,
conducted
by
Benjamin
Munro,
which
had
been
so
favorably
received
in
their
previous
appearance
in
this
festival,
played
the
"Lustpiel
Overture"
He
said
he
had
not
heard
Ryan
shout
at
him,
"Shut
up
or
youu'll
be
next,"
as
testified
bv
Miss
Wesley.
if
Of
particular
note,
we
call
attention
to
our
new
"Little
Boy"
Suits
and
Coats
in
styles
that
say:
"Come
and
Get
Me"
:
.
.
.
Reasonably
priced,
too,
and
JUST
ARRIVED.
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
and
two
marches
"Steel
King
Crown
produced
a
signed
statement
which
witness
had
purportedly
give
nto
the
police
on
January
17.
Witness
said
most
of
the
statements
Sherein
were
and
"Maple
City."
in
their
iniru
told
court
he
and
Lorraine
came
Qn
c
r
0
ss
.
examination,
Mr.
number
the
clarinets
were
very
into
Prince
Rupert
at
11:10
a.m.
Brown
told
wtnPSS
another
w'-eliective
m
the
lower
register.
December
23,
aboard
the
West-
ness
had
sworn
the
woman
had
R.
G.
Moore
was
announcer
erly.
They
came
to
do
Christmas
aUempted
t0
ciamber
aboard
the
for
the
evening.
shopping.
They
arrived
at
the
boat
wher,
she
was
ln
tne
water
MRS.
BECKER'S
THANKS
bank
too
late,
for
it
was
already
(
Dr
Greene
saW
tnat
testimony
Mrs.
Earl
Becker,
president
of
closed,
and
so
Ryan
said
he'was'not
compatible-
with
his
the
association,
expressed
ap-
cashed
a
cheque
for
$100
at
ln
eory
of
immediate
death,
preciation
to
Mrs.
Phoebe
Smith
Bulger's
Jewelry
store.
,.j
dolVt
think
she
could
have
untrue.
At
first,
witness
said
he
had
riHEHOUSE
FIVC
Mil
IW0
VJ
7
Mil
lllll
RAYMOND
SUILIVAN-a.ffii
S.TS-EL.
Monday
to
Vitim,
heard
"more
than
two''
peopic
on
the
drifting
boat.
Then
he
J,
as
1
The
Magdalen
Islands
in
the
Gulf
of
St.
Lawrence
includes
16
islands
extending
about
60
miles.
and
Burton
Kurth
for
their
Mr.
mown
prouueeu
uie
cneca
survived
the
blows,"
he
stated,
admitted
in
cross-examination
he
had
heard
only
two,
the
voice
of
Lorraine
and
that
of
Harold
I1
Jew
yerience
helpful
adjudications.
She
also
as
an
exnioit.
n
was
aatea
De-thanked
all
the
contestants
who
cember
22.
had
taken
part
in
the
festival.1
Ryan
said
he
gave
Lorraine
Much
preparation
and
effort
has
$75
and
kept
$25.
They
did
a
lot
Ryan.
mVTKADICTION
but
admitted
he
could
not
say
positively
that
the
woman
could
not
have
lived
a
"very
short
time"
after
the
injuries.
From
his
examination
of
the
body,
Dr.
Greene
said
he
couid
Burton
Kurth,
musical
direc-
Aftpr
much
contradiction
of
his
own
testimony,
witness
kept
Steam
Baths
tor
of
Vancouver
schools
ana
gone
mio
eacn
aim
evciy
ucm
oi
snopping
aim
lanueu
at
uie
adiudicator
at
the
Music
and
presented.
Of
course,
not
every
boat
laden
with
parcels
a
lew
J
.
I
nnntactnnt
non
ho
nlL'9rripH
first
hnnrp
lator
repeating:
"It
sounaea
inte
nnrt.v
"
not
saw
whether
the
woman
had
Drama
Festival
wnicn
nas
oeen
'"i.i.
-----
"-o
place.
"But,"
said
Mrs.
Becker,
Then
they
continued
to
shop
been
criminally
attacked.
He
i
in
progress
in
the
city
during
the
OPEN
in
the
Co-op
store
at
Cow
Bay,
had
given
such
a
possibility
lit-but
their
money
was
running
tle
thought,
he
said.
snort,
ne
saia,
ana
ne
casneui
PATHOLOGIST
ALAN
LADD
In
TODAY
7
9:00
"it
is
the
effort
that
deserves
praise
not
the
success."
Mrs.
Becker
expressed
particular
thanks
to
the
people
from
out
of
town
who
added
a
great
deal
to
the
success
of
the
festi
BRANDED
another
check
there,
for
$75.
He
Dr.
H.
H.
Pitts,
second
medi
"You
have
been
toia
vo
m-cy
on
saying
'It
sounded
like
a
party,'
haven't
you?"
Mr.
Hogg
charged.
Under
continual
hammering
by
Mr.
Hogg,
young
Ryan
finally
admitted
he
was
afraid
of
his
brother
when
the
latter
was
drinking.
gave
Lorraine
$50
and
kept
$2o
LORRAINE
HAD
$30
week,
had
a
new
experience
nere.
For
the
first
time
he
adjudged
flutophone
pre-band
classes
and
.he
found
It
very
Interesting.
The
King
Edward
School
class
under
Joseph
Goscoe
and
Conrad
Street
School
class
under
Mr.
Jenkins,
in
addition
to
fluto-phones,
also
used
tonettes
and
Sunday
Midnite
and
Monday
Matinee
3:4!
12
noon
to
12
midnite
Phone
658
Corner
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
val
by
their
participation.
-
Upon
leaving
Prince
RJpe-t
LAWRENCE
TlRj
After
the
program
a
reception
I
that
afternoon,
Ryan
said
he
in
AIDIE
Ml'RPIIV
in
"BAD
BOY"
"Kill
or
Be
Killci
was
held
and
participants
had
a
most
welcomed
opportunity
to
discuss
with
the
adjudicators
bamboo
pipes.
cal
crown
witness,
director
ox
the
laboratory
at
St.
Paul's
Hospital
in
Vancouver,
said
he
had
examined
the
lungs
of
Miss
Tait,
which
he
had
received
from
Special
Const.
Black,
RCMP.
It
was
unlikely,
he
said,
thai
death
was
due
to
drowning,
according
to
the
condition
of
th?
lungs.
Before
defence
counsel,
however,
Dr.
Pitts
did
not
"rule
out"
the
oossibility
of
drowning.
He
The
adjudicator
found
good
different
phases
of
music
and
unanimity
and
excellent
team
djamatic
work.
work.
Both
bands
were
rhythmic
,
!
.
was
sure
Lorraine
still
must
have
had
$30.
He
said
no
liquor
was
bought
by
them.
Lorraine
had
been
given
a
small
bottle
of
whiskey
by
her
brother
whom
they
met,
he
said.
This
bottle
he
hid
on
the
boat
and
"it
should
still
be
there,"
he
said.
"How
do
you
know
that
botMe
is
is
still
still
on
on
the
the
boat?"
boat'
demanded
aemanaeci
Further
reports
on
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
will
appear
in
Monday's
Daily
News.
Call
363
FOR
BETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
and
r.
Kurth
felt
that
they
were
getting
excellent
preparation
for
High
School
band
work.
Conrad
Street
was
given
a
slight
one
point
preference
by
Mr.
Kurth.
RYE
III
-
1
Anpopuuuii
I
t.
GOLD
PANNING
admitted
defence
medical
evi-
London
f
ilmt
Prnl
CURE
FOR
LOVE
A
geological
survey
In
Pakis-;Mr.
Hogg.
dence
read
from
a
medical
per-
"ST
0t
DO
MAT
Show
,
NASHSON
Starts
Monday
'
lan
reported
an
average
of
2
or
'I
hid
It
where
nobody
can
.judical,
that
there
were
two
Pieter
Hooft
brilliant
Dut"h
3
grains
of
gold
to
the
cubic
ever
find
it,"
accused
answered.
ways
0(
drowning,
one
ln
which
writer
of
the
17th
century
W3
ot
gravel
In
the
Chltrai
A
tide-table
was
introduced
by
no
water
entered
the
lungs-
hiver.
.
Mr
Brown
as
evidence
Ryan
,
obstrucUve
asphyxia.
only
17
years
old
when
he
com-,
j
j
Dieted
his
first
book
SCIENCE
CENTENARY
I
looked
up
the
tides
for
the
night
Dr.
pitts
said
he
had
exam-
,'
J
Hans
Christian
Oersted,
the
of
December
23
and
early
morn-
hied
the
blood
sample
of
Miss
Halifax,
incorporated
as
a
city
j
discoverer
of
the
principle
of
ling
of
December
24.
'lalt
and
it
had
contained
.144
in
1842,
was
founded
In
1749
and
electro-magnetism,
died
in
Co-1
COl'LDN'T
BE
THERE
per
cent
alcohol.
He
said
some
named
after
the
Earl
of
Halifax,
penhagen
in
1851.
Evidence
of
Ambrose
Wells
could
have
evaporated
that
the
i
was
recounted,
saying
he
saw
alcoholic
content
could
have
NEW
DELHI
(CP)
Strlnee.it
PRIZE
CATTIi
control
methods
ln
operation
for
Some
of
the
livestock
two
months
have
resulted
in
the
bee
is
descended
Irom
destruction
of
one-fourth
of
the
brought
out
from
Franc
the
accused
swimming
under
the
been
more,
as
much
as
1.5
per
bridge
at
Port
Simpson
late
on
;
cent,
and
that
would
have
caus-the
night
Lorraine
Tait
dicj.'ed
drunkenness.
Punjab's
locust
population.
Lo-
17th
century,
rusts
have
already
damaged
FIERY
NAME
10.000
to
15.000
tons
of
wheat
and
1
The
name
"vulcano"
Is
Blackwood
on
(BriJ$
icje
Thrt
tdvtrtiteawnt
not
published
ditplyet
br
c
Uquw
Control
Bord
01
W
Op
iihw
ti
IritMh
Cotuabtt
SAMPLES
OF
SKIN
Samples
of
skin
tissue
which
Dr.
Pitts
also
had
received
for
10,000
tons
of
fodder,
it
is
es-
from
the
Latin
"Vulcan
tlmated.
'
in
"God
of
Fire."
Kyan
said
he
could
not
have
been
swimming
there
because,
according
to
the
tide-book,
there
would
be
no
water
under
the
bridge
at
that
time.
By
Easley
Blackwood
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
MUSIC
&
DRAMA
FESTIV
ATTENTION
J((3,uL,h
Miss
Brash
came
in
as
the
hand
was
being
dealt.
"What
in
the
world
is
that
thing
in.
Mr.
Muzzy's
lap?"
she
asked.
"An
abacus,",
said
Mr.
Champion
dryly.
"Muzzy
and
New
are
.using
a
bidding
method
where
you
count
up
your
points
and
automatically
land
in
the
right
Jiiitif
J-1
on
or
Ci
sOiiari
HARMONY
KINGS
NEGRO
QUARTETTE
will
Rive
a
Matinee
at
the
Civic
Centre
for
you,
Monday,
at
3:45
p.m.
Mr.
Hogg
showed
accused
a
photograph
of
the
harbor
and
bridge
which
Ryan
said
showed
similar
condition
of
how
the
tides
would
have
been
th.it
night.
There
was
no
water
under
the
bridge
in
the
photo.
1
When
Mr.
Hogg
asked
Ryan
:
about
much
of
the
evidence
given
previously,
Witness
said
he
could
"not
remember."
He
knew
I
about
nothing
which
happened
1
after
passing
Hudson's
Reef
but!
Identified
pants
and
shorts,
j
which
were
produced
as
evi-1
dence,
as
his.
He
said
he
had
j
been
wearing
them
on
the
day
ln
question.
He
had
also
been
j
contract
every
time.
hand
it's
going
to
do
a
certain
Job
for
you.
Thinkin'
and
good
judgment
will
tell
you
how
Jaiioring
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
High
School
Students
25c.
Elementary
Students
15c
"I
just
love
it,"
he
added,
S-s
he
glanced
greedily
at
the
score
sheet.
"But
the
abacus?"
said
Miss
good
a
Job
that
will
be.
CAN'T
DEMOTE
KING
"In
this
hand,
for
instance,"
the
old
master
continued,
"I
thought
your
jump
to
three
Brash.
I
"That's
what
Muzzy
Is
using
instead
of
his
brain,"
Mr.
Champion
explained.
"Ought
to
be
an
improvement."
"And
what
is
Mr.
New
using
to
count
his
points?"
spades
was
a
little
strong
Phone
649
)
220
sixth
st
"Pll
rnl
QUALITY
rv
Adjudicators'
Selections
CIVIC
CENTRE
TONIGHT
AT
8
O'CLOCK
P
It
O
Cl
R
A
M
Actl'iu
KmiK-"Mimic
Pc..ni."
dlrectrd
by
MiM
Conrad
Slri-ft
Pre
Bund.
Elocution
Derek
Allan.
,
Annunciation
Boys'
Choir,
directed
hy
fiUlnr
0.
r
Eloeuilon
Beverley
Boulter.
Klni;
Edward
Junior
Choir,
directed
liy
J'"'
l'060
Violin
Solo
Danny
Mlchaelwm.
Ketchikan.
Bnrden
Street
Choir,
directed
by
J.
S.
Wilson.
Piano
Duet
Anita
Rogerson
and
Elolse
LahU
(
St.
Andrew's
Junior
Choir,
directed
by
Peter
Urn.
Bilh
8ehoil
Choir,
directed
by
Fred
Hunor.
Play.
-When
Shokcspeare'
Udlc.
Meet."
Buslnrs
mo
directed
by
Miaa
E.
Holmes.
"No,
no,"
said
Mr.
New.
"After
Muzzy
bid
spades
I
became
the
responder
and
my
king
of
spades
"His
fingers,"
said
Mr.
Cham
was
promoted
from
three
points!
pion.
"Left
his
brain
home,
too."
Jim
iVV?W"iHW
M
ns.
to
four.
That
gave
me
n
points
in
all
a
definite
raise
to
three
spades."
"Couldn't
you
have
DEMOTED
Won
your
king
of
hearts
Just
a
little
after
hearts
were
bid
on
your
left?"
Mr.
Dale
asked.
"No,"
replied
Mr.
New.
"There's
nothing
in
the
book
VAAt:oi:vt:tu-viCTOKiA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Coquitlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
CamoKiin
W.ICK
A
KM,
STKWAItT
AND
POUT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camn.sun,
11
p.m.
HIJt
NORTH
QUEKN
CIIAKI.OTTK
ISLANDS
Ko.
Chllcotln
Dutch
Dance
EIIJDfin
ricrce.
"
.
Mn
"n
,
,J...
w..
o
1.
wish
Yvonne
Uwli
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
Olr.
MUV)
8
Q
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8
7
3
H
10
7
2
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8
6
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5
(Mr.
I'lianiiliii)
(Mr.
Iliilr)
810
8
A
9
6
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A
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3
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0
8
6
D
Q
10
7
3
D
9
5
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K
7
8
C
Q
10
9
8
4
(Mr.
New)
8
K
6
4
2
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K
4
D
A
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2
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3
2
The
bidding:
Kmilli
H'rat
North
Kaxt
3
S
Pass
1
8
Pass
about
demoting
honors."
Mr.
Dale
smiled.
"Well,
let
me
mtdicn
iih
mm.
v.
v
Roberts.
Violin
Solo
Robert
Dashow,
Ketchikan.
Vocil
Solo
(Chinese)
toulse
Mah.
Rotary
Choir,
directed
by
C.
P.
Balaiii.
Vocal
Solo
(Italian)
Ilicr,
Amadio.
B
Play.
"Monkey's
Paw."
Booth
Memorial
School.
'
Selection
by
Aiyansh
Sliver
Harmonic
Band.
All
H
performers
please
assemble
In
llir,,,KJn,'.!lt'U'
tinw.
.ift.
mlnul.es
before
opening
Craftsmanship
In
Type...
Let
Us
Solve
Your
Printing
Problems
TIIONE
234
Dibb
Printing
Co.
BLSNI.lt
BLOCK
tell
you,
son,
it's
not
much
good
to
have
a
lot
of
'points'
ln
your
hand
and
none
on
your
score."
IN
RE
ESTATE
OP
DONO
KEE
YOU.
OTHERWISE
KNOWN
AS
DONO
KEE
YOW.
DECEASED
INTESTATE
TAKE
.
NOTICE
that
as
Administrator,
duly
appointed
by
the
court,
of
the
estate
of
Dong
Kee
You,
Wonderful
Flavour
May
11
and
25
9
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chllcotln,
May
4
and
18
S
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
'
Phone
588
ID
1
H
4
8
All
pass
Against
Mr.
Muzzy's
four-spade
v
,.nlDlimnl,,
General
Admission,
S
cents
'
the
otnerlse
known
as
Dong
Kee
Yow,
contract
Mr.
Dale
opened
MODERN
nine
of
hearts.
Dummy's
king
'
"0'j
;,VMarch
1951'
re-was
put
up
and
Mr.
Champion
quire
all
creditors
and
others
hav-won
With
the
ace
-arid
Cashed
'"8
claims
against
the
said
estate
the
queen.
Then
he
shifted
to
to
"f"d
.f
'
me-
vrfry
....
rxi
1
verified,
at
the
address
mentioned
PLUMBING
3cunons
Negro
Quarte
is
a
wise
investment,
in
terms
of
family
health
and
home
economy.
Cell
Blue
846
PI
IIMRINft
a.
uuinp.
mi.
uaie
two,
me
ace
beow
on
or
before
the
31st
day
of
and
fired
another
trump
which
May.
i96i.
after
which
date
1
shun
Mr.
Muzzy
won
in
his
hand.
proceed
to
distribute
the
estate
to
DAI
K
IINIMPRFSSFH
""
s
tilH8e
eI,tt'lt'i
by
'
having
regard
.
.
,
.
.
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
x,
Now
Mr.
Muzzy
ruffed
his
last
then
have
been
notified,
heart
on
the
board.
He
led
back
and
further
take
notice
that
ail
a
club
and
the
ace
In
the
closed
Persons
indebted
to
the
said
estate
hand
won.
The
five
of
clubs
reessr,trredfonhPwilhth"'r
came
back
and
Mr.
Dale
won
Dated
at
prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
CIVIC
CENTRE,
MONDAY,
W
...c.....u.i....jH
CALGARY
RANGE
RIDERS
Radio
Artists'
Presents
2
ALL
WESTERN
STAGE
SHOWS
AND
DANCES
CIVIC
CENTRE
FRIDAY,
MAY
1
1
,
SATURDAY,
MAY
1
2
with
the
eight
and
led
the
last
l3ln
aay
"
Apm.
iosi
SaanicH
A
thrilling
progrom;
or
w
mm
trump
off
the
Jsoard.
Thus
the
GORDON
FRASER
FOKBEH
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(A
14.
21,
28,
M
6)
Work
Songs
.
.
.
iorrow
and
Popular
numbers.
Horace
i''"
SAFE
BUYS
19S0
Monarch
Sport
Sedan
1950
Ford
Custom
Deluxe
Fordor
1950
Chevrolet
Sedan
1949
Ford
Fordor
A
few
new
Pick-ups
in
stock
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
These
versatile
vocalists
8tarrea
d
(h
Society
ln
New
York,
WJR-TV
In
Pnlt
contract
was
down
two.
"Love
that
count
method,"
chortled
Mr.
Champion.
"You
can't
tell
anything
from
:
one
hand,"
said
Mr.
New
petu-1
lantly.
He
turned
to
Mr.
Dale.
I
"Don't
you
agree,"
he
asked,
1
"that
my
method
is
more
ac-I
curate
than
other
bidding
sys-j
terns?"
!
"Well,
son,
I
can't
rightly
say
stage
and
radio
shows.
STUDENTS
MATINEE
FOR
Irib''
to
f"
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
r,id
General
Cartago
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
ant!
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
Phones
60
and
lit
Monday
at
3:45.
HiBh
School
studen-and
Elementary
students
15c.
that
I
do,"
the
old
boy
reolied.
PRICES:
Dance
Only
..
.1.00
Show
Only
.."
75c
Show
&
Dance
1
.25
Children
50c
Show
starts
8;30
p.m.
Dancing
starts
10
p.m.
(8
Piece
Orchestra
)
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
ii"e
trouble,
tte
that
'after
a
EVENING
PRICES
tirely
on
these
arbitrary
points
General
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
'Reserved
$2.00
and
$1-50.
FORD
.
MONARCH
DEALERS
assigned
to
each
honor
card.
"What
difference
if
you
say
a
king
Is
worth
three
points,
or
;
30,
or
even
300?
In
any
given
Bring
the
wh;le
family
to
the
Stage
Show
and
have
a
Stampeding
gmtd
time
at
the
Dance
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
1
uxLry--