'
J,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
12,
1951
oca
to
exercise
added
caution
when.
ww
and
PERSONAL'
travelling
tnrouga
bujji
The
Traffic
...
Cop
t"rlmpM
.
SPECIAL!
School
children,
especially
those
attending
Booth
Memorial
and
King
Edward
Schools,
are
G.
S.
Reade,
inspector
of
fisheries
In
Prince
Rupert,
returned
to
the
city
aboard
the
Coquitlam
"Particular
vigilance
is
ie-quired
when
approaching
or
passing
children,
as
they
are
very
likely
to
do
some
unexpected
thing
which
will
result
in
their
injury
or
death
unle'S
the
driver
has
been
vigilant,"
says
the
motor-vehicle
driver's
manual.
crta
ueep
aeam
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's,
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
F.
Stone
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
evening
from
a
trip
to
Ketchikan.
Dr.
R.
H.
Ball
and
D.
O.
Sten-strom
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
are
on
a
trip
to
Terrace
and
will
be
returning
to
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
wek.
McBride
Board
of
Trade
has
yesterday
after
a
three
weeks'
official
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
S.O.N,
meeting
Monday,
May
14,
8
p.m.
(113c)
Miss
Lois
Stevens,
public
rela
being
asked
by
city
police
to
keep
off
the
streets
where
there
are
sidewalks.
Where
there
are
no
sidewalks
the
left
hand
side
of
the
street
only
should
be
walked,
facing
oncoming
traf-fice.
This
is
a
requirement
under
the
provisions
of
the
Highway
Act
and
concerns
the
safety
of
all
pedestrians.
Motorists
are
being
requested
$
per
ton
10
SACKS
8.50
ONE
116
-
117
or
58
NEW
DEFENCE
Experiments
in
use
of
helicopters
for
convoy
duty
have
been
carried
out
by
the
Royal
Navy
in
the
English
Channel.
,
written
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
expressing
appreciation
of
a
resolution
endorsing
the
completion
of
the
',
highway
between
Prince
George
!
and
Jasper
Park,
the
final
closed
link
in
the
Northern
Trans-Pro-!
vinclal
Highway.
tions
officer
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.,
is
back
in
the
city
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
New
York.
She
is
here
in
connection
with
the
making
of
preparations
for
the
forthcoming
official
opening
of
the
Watson
Island
plant.
Mrs.
Eric
Ardagh
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Coquitlam
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver,
bring
Srt
&
McCaffery
LIMITED
ing
north
the
body
of
her
mother,
the
late
Mrs.
James
Moose
Lodqe
Ges
Eight
New
Members
Eight
applications
for
bership
were
approved
-
'-II
I
..
mem-at
a
Canl
f-arlij
at
Ca
lliofic
J-ia
((
,
meeting
of
the
Moose
Lodge
this
'week
with
Governor
Howard
Walker
in
the
chair.
A
drawing
THANK
YOU
MARY
Mary
Pickford,
beloved
Toronto-born
from
J.
P.
Barwlck,
left,
film
star,
receives
a
bouquet
of
roses
president
of
the
Ottawa
Film
Society,
after
she
officiated
at
the
presentation
of
Canadian
Film
Awards
in
Ottawa.
At
right
is
Fred
Dillon,
executive
director
of
the
Canadian
Motion
Picture
Distributors'
Association.
'
.
'
(CP
PHOT)
Richmond,
who
passed
away
in
Vancouver.
The
trip
was
continued
by
train
last
evening
to
Terrace
where
interment
will
be
made.
Mrs.
Richmond
was
a
well
known
pioneer
woman
of
the
north,
being
the
widow
of
a
well
known
butcher
who
was
first
located
at
New
Hazelton
and
later
at
Terrace.
We'd
like
you
to
see
our
was
won
by
B.
J.
Bacon.
1
1
w
CHINESE
COAL
China
is
one
of
the
foremost
coal
countries
In
the
world
with
reserves
estimated
at
over
240
billion
tons.
'
They
Met
on
JJalJa
Cliapler
Jea
anil
Saie
A
tea
and
sale
of
home
and
am-ons
at
the
Civic
beautiful
new
display
of
novelty
and
costume
Jewellery.
Many
The
Catholic
Hall
card
party!
last
night
had
14
tables.
Winners
were
as
follows:
Whist
Mrs.
J.
McDougall
and
Frank
Good.
Bridge
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Cloutier.
Cribbage-Mrs.
E.
Telseth
and
G.
McDonald.
Mrs.
Telseth
was
cashier
and
Mrs.
G.
P.
Lyons,
Mrs.
N.
Gal-braith,
Mrs.
P.
LeRosg
and
Mrs.
Bugyinka
were
the
refreshment
committee.
Trip
to
Rome
A
Prince
Rupert-H-jrn
nntuiiLi'mcn
and
many
very
artistic
fancy
pieces
at
moderate
prices.
John
Bulger,
Jeweller.
(ltc)
Centre
by
HMCS
Haida
Chapter
j
IODE
was
well
attended
and
successful.
In
charge
of
aprons
was
Miss
Polema
Lineham;
home
cooking
Miss
Iona
Hardy.
Cashier
was
Nurse
Becomes
Bride
Of
Brooklyn
Man
A
romance
which
had
its
Inception
when
the
contracting
couple
met
during
the
Holy
Year
pilgrimage
to
Rome
culminated
This
fabulous
shirt
is
SAN-FORIZED-labelled,
of
course.
Arrow
.tailoring
means
Dart
irons
like'a
dream
I
And
no
worry
about
those
sturdy,
handsome
buttons
popping
off
I
They're
anchored
on.
Just
look
'em
over
I
Dart's
the
best
shirt
value
in
town
I
Hara's
a
shirt
that
not
only
lookt
better,
but
is
specially
made
to
stay
looking
better
far
longer
I
Dart
features
a
perfect-fitting
collar
made
of
Arrow-created
broadcloth
that
stays
fresh
.
.
.
can't
wrinkle
.
.
.
needs
no
starch
.'
,
.
wears
and
wears
and
wears
I
THE
EXPERTS
Christian
Life
crusade.
First
Baptist
Church,
April
29
to
May
10,
week
nights
8
p.m.
Sonja
tea.
May
12.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
church
hall.
May
16.
Tea,
Home
cooking
and
White
Elephant
sale,
Catholic
School
Hall,
May
16.
Anna
Swang.
Astrid
Swang
and
hotel
arrivals
hiti
recently
in
New
York
for
a
well
snarl
Ingalls
were
serving,
i
Miss
Barbara
was
re-Mrs.
known
Prince
Rupert-born
girl,
Jeng
M.
P.
Mccaf
f,ry
returned
:
the
to
the
city
this
week
from
Brook-
kitchen,
u
was
decided
two
raf-lyn
where
the
went
to
attend
the
j
les
would
be
neld
next
Monday,
wpddinc
of
her
second
daughter,
:
.
,
WATTS
and
NICKERSON
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Masonic
j
Temple,
May
17.
'
By
KAt
REX
Canadian
Press
8tafl
Writer
S.O.N.
Smorgaasbord,
May
13.
i
Mary,
to
Peter
S.
Farara
of
Choose
Comfort
in
Shoes
Lutheran
tea.
Mav
23.
Card
Party
Catholic
Hall,
May;
comfortable
shoes
if
you
want
Brooklyn.
The
marriage
took
place
in
the
Church
of
Our
Lady
of
Guad
Prince
Rupert
MLss
Lois
Stevens,
:Jew
York;
V.
D.
Trakowskl
and
P.
F.
Richardson,
Seward,
Alaska;
J.
D.
Campbell,
K.
Jones,
J.
Maxwell,
W.
W.
Legge
and
A.
E.
Forde,
Vancouver;
T.
Stoltz,
M.
Ring-ham,
D.
Thompson,
Bill
Hilton,
C.
Koochin,
F.
Lang,
Calgary;
N.
W.
Greensmifh,
Kamloops;
R.
G.
Lewis
and
W.
H.
Lewis,
West-view;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Mac-Donald,
Prince
George;
R.
M.
Scrimgeour,
Victoria;
D.
Ham
to
be
healthy,
happy
and
wise
31.
as
well
as
easy
on
the
eyes.
There's
more
than
rhyme
in
alupe,
Mass
being
said
at
10
a.m.
SMACKED
DOWN
WILMSLOW,
Cheshire,
England
H
RAF
instructors
here
were
told
not
to
make
their
recruits
"look
childish."
The
instruction
followed
reports
that
backward
recruits
had
been
made
to
write
out
simple
multiplication
tables.
that
statement.
You
don't
have
i
by
Rev.
Father
Coyne
The
bride
was
given
in
mar
to
have
a
shoe
expert
tell
you
that
tight
slwes
cramp
not
only
our
feet
but
your
entire
posture.
Canadian
Legion
card,
party
I
May
22.
Jobs
Daugn-.cr-s
Jamboree,
May
31,
June
1,.'.-
!
Queen
Mary
I.O.D.E.
tea,
June
14,
Mrs.
F.
Thornton's,
400
4th
West,
2-5.
Tea
and
Home
cooking
sale,
riage
by
her
uncle,
John
Wil-shire
of
Bangor,
Maine,.
Mrs.
Clarence
Thomson
of
And
they
put
a
kink
in
youri
ilton,
Butedale;
R.
F.
Davey,
We
Fiave
just
received
a
new
shipment,
of
Come
in
and
see
our
selection
of
DEAL-CRAFT
and
SNYDER
Hollyburn;
T.
J.
Volp
and
H.
L
Routh,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
G.
Mc-!Coll,
Butedale.
'Catholic
Hall,
June
14.
temper
as
well.
j
Seattle,
sister
of
tne
bride,
was
Health
department
officials
;
matron
of
honor
and
Peter
Fior-say
that
shoes
too
tight
or
in
an
;
ilia
wps
groomsman.
I
unsuitable
style
may
cause
fa-l
A
reception
was
held
in
a
tigue
and
nervous
tension.
For
Knights
,of
Columbus
Hall
after
fcot-ease
they
suggest
a
daily
which
the
bride
and
proom
left
Samerhing
New
for
BABY
VIYELLA
SHAWL
loot-bath
in
alternate
hot
ana
ior
a
uip
mj
rauuu,
nuima.
w..
ro'd
plunges-
dry
well
and
dust
their
return,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
...
.
i
o,
iidl
!
s(Ho
Iii
Rrnnklvn
icnuia
....
COCKTAIL
wl.??----"--
-
'AgTaauaUe
6l
St7Joseph's
Hos-
dayg
the
little
woman
has
no
pital
nurses'
tranil.ig
sc.iool
in
TABLES
TABLES
TABLES
COFFEE
LAMP
vruruVlHfc
CjAKDtNLK
BUT
SURELY
HELPS
THE
CROP
The
Stork
Shoppej
excuse
for
undergoing
sen-
victoria,
uie
Dime
serveo
as
a
torture
simply
to
keep
up
with
nurse
in
the
United
States.
Army
.
current
shoe
styles.
At
the
mom-
during
the
war
and
has
since
cnt
good
shoes
are
produced
in
been
at
the
United
States
Mar-,
more
than
150
sizes,
making
ine
Hospital
in
Seattle
and
more
possible
a
degree
of
fitting
ac-
recently
at
Brooklyn.
!
E
V
E
!I
Y
THIN
O
F
O
II
THE
HOME
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
rurarv
that
grandma
never
The
groom
is
identified
with;
dreamed
of.
the
service
cf
Western
Union
Nowadays
shoes
can
be
both
Telegraphs
in
New
York.
;
comfortable
and
fashionable.:
I
Flexible
leather
soles
Insuring
comlort
and
shape
retention
are
available
In
any
desired
thin-
AFRICAN
LINGUIST
PAARL,
SoHth
Africa
9
Abennclt
Mofemela,
African
ln-
Order
Mother'j
flowerj
now
and
b
sure
she
receives
the
favorite
varieties
she
ness
and
many
types
of
finish.
lerpreter
in
magistrate's
court
fit
AITS
iprd
and
Printed
r
SERVICE
lit
'S
STUDIO
feet
Box
645
389
Prince
f
Rupert
J.
fell
Vitality
and
d
Food"
fcur
First
Aim
!
1
for
Orders
Take
Out
Idore
Cafe
i
;a
Steam
Boiler
ration
and
i
Welders
i;cd
Operators
Itl
Starks,
Fire
)1NG
CO.
I
Phone
Green
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hn
h.
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Bulger
Ltd.
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MASTER
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each
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Finishing
fhlrd
Ave.
W.
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f
Rupert
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p.m.
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at
Low
Cost
w'te
or
Call
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OFFICE
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RUPERT
B.C.
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Results)
rump
w.Hl
pmi.u....
uit.-0
aIC
.
h
R
,..-
will
cherish
for
the
loving
among
the
favorites
in
spring
.
(iialr.ts
.,,',
,,
th
iashion
talk.
nat'.vo
languages
of
South
Af-
SUNDAY
May
13
ome
shoe
experts
repress
t
I
IPD
A
mDmhor
it
thn
rtr.1t.A
message
they
bring.
We
tend
MofUr1!
Da
flowers
-by-Wire
ony-vy(vre.
-
llrhtnnc
t,i
tho
1DM
ihno
Thru;
'
c
always
carries
seven
-I
;
bibles
in
different
languages.
Sec
our
lovely
selection
of
10
rime
fapcrf
MOTHER'S
DAY
GREETING
CARDS
1
say
this
is
expressed
in
both
'ok
and
feel,
through
the
use
o"
new
fabrics
and
supple,
un-llned
leather.
Openness
in
design
has
returned
to
favor.
Phosphorescent
satin
and
Jersey
shoes,
rhinestone
trim
on
I'ack
pumps
appear
ths
fashion
favorite
in
Toronto
where
a
window-shipper
the
other
day
spied
a
pair
of
nylon
stockings
with
heels
trimmed
in
brilliants.
FOP.
BABY
Positive
Results
for
alt
Skin
Ailments.
M'liutM
Htitt
strong
-
nt
innr
rlni):
slorp.
FLORIST
SOGJE
eblus:
It
Hurts
to
Destroy
Your
Plants,
but
Ruthless
Thinning
is
Necessary
for
a
Good
Yield
Phone
777
Thlnning-out
time
is
always
a
ed
or
even
cutting
off
the
leaves,
trvinrr
nnp
fnr
th'."
bpclnnlnc
car-
cn
that,
more
will
grow.
This
Perfect
shoe
fit
in
childhood
$400,000
PER
DAY
.
.
.
Every
working
day
last
year
tha
Sun
Life
paid
out
average
or
nearly
J4UU.UUU
to
policy.
s
I
holders
and
beneficiaries.
In
many
cases
the
J
insurance
check
represented
the
only
funds
i
available
at
time
of
dire
need.
MAKE
YOUR
CAR
LAST!
Are
your
dependents
similarly
protected?
JOHN
T.
FOWLE
Box
855
Phone
Black
837
dener.-
witn
lew
if
any
excep-
nver
gives
lettuce
01
uie
oi
,s
tne
best
guarantee
that
junior
Hons,
you
must
sow
more
seeds
quality,
and
it
causes
the
plants
U1
nave
nealtny
feet
When
he
than
you
have
room
to
mature,
to
bolt
to
seed
earlier
than
nor-,
grows
up
and
if
they
come
up
many
must
mally.
I
Foot
experts
say
a
laced
Ox-be
sacrificed,
so
the
rest
may
Almost
any
young
vegetable
I
f0rd
that
gives
snug
support
have
room
to
grow.
can
be
transplanted
from
one
j
around
the
heel
is
best
for
all-The
reason
for
this
Is
the
ever-
place
to
another
in
the
row,
by
j
around
wear.
It
also
must
fit
present
risk
in
gardening.
The
taking
UP
enough
soil
so
that
its
comfortably
across
the
ball
of
moulds
which
destroy
seeds
in
roots
are
not
disturbed.
In
this
j
the
foot
and
permit
three-quar-the
ground,
or
the
seedlings
just
way
vacant
space
In
the
row
can
I
tesr
of
an
inch
toe
room,
emerging,
will
always
take
their
be
mied
out
but
vou
will
notice
Be
sure
to
have
the
shoes
fit-toll.
Other
mishaps
may
occur
that
even
this
will
check
the,;
ted
to
the
larger
of
the
child's
to
plants
as
they
grow
larger,
so
growth
of
the
plant
which
is
j
two
feet.
it
is
always
well
to
have
a
few
moved.
'
i
Shojs
should
be
equipped
with
spares
growing.
The
amateur
when
calTots
are
rown
thinly,
genuine
leather
soles
permitting
likes
a
row
to
be
filled
out
with
thinning
may
be
left
until
some
perspiration
to
pass
off
while
SUN
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
maintaining
.
healthful
temper
are
large
enough
to
use
no
vacant
spaces,
and
should
be
willing
to
devote
extra
labor
to
It
Is
the
half-grown
carrots
Insuring
this,
by
doing
nis
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that
are
most
delicious,
and
the
growth
is
so
much
more
in
length
ning
gradually.
a'ures
inside
the,
shoe.
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wjaring
of
sneakers
and
flimsy
shoes
is
frowned
on.
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point
out
that
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foot,
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only
for
sneciai-i'.ed
sports,
played
on
soft
ground.
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walking,
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seedlings
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large
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diameter
of
the
root
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to
handle
usually
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that
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turnips
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whereas
others
are
for
th-ir
full
development.
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largor,
and.
one
should
not
sandals
with
airy
anklets.
In
this
process
manv
plants
fail
to
try
a
dish
of
beet
tops
with
;
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accents
on
brilliant
or
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