8
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
2,
1950
Today
MacDONALD
CARFv
Business
of
School
Board
Picture
Treat
For'Gyro
Club
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
Child
Dies
From
Glandular
Delect.
Two
month
and
three-day-old
Clifton
William
Davis,
infant
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
F.
Davis,'
died
suddenly
at
his
home,
16
Cow
Bay.
at
noon
Tuesday.
The
Child
shortly
before
had
appeared
in
"THE
LAW
ls
THE
GUN
THAT
WON
ThT
"WINCHFUFd
i
Colored
stills
of
unusual
beau-
'
ty
and
interest
held
the
apprec-
(Subject
to
Change)
C.N.
S.S.
Prince
George,
arrived
1
iative
attention
of
members
at
in
nnrt
ot
i
n
i
s
m
...line
weesiy
luncneon
01
me
yesterday
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
yester
from
Vancouver.
She
sailed
at
...The
regular
meeting
of
the
school
board
was
held
at
the
board
chambers
last
night
with
Chairman
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
presiding.
Trustees
W.
J.
Scott,
A.
J.
Dominato,
Bruce
Brown,
H.
Hadland
and
Mrs.
E.
W.
Becker
were
present.
After
considerable
discussion
concerning
the
blackboard
ma-
day.
They
were
srfbwn
by
M.
O.
JAMES
STEWART
'
-
SHEL1
fv
EY
u
DAN
DURYPA
W'NTEI
midnight
for
Ketchikan
whence
I
Kullander,
assistant
district
for
Trustees
Hear
School
Reports
In
a
committee
report
on
H&oth
Memorial
School
to
the
rchool
board
last
night.
Trustee
Mrs.
E.
W
Becker
said
both
tie
bays'
and
girls'
washrooms
and
the
corridors
leading
to
ther.i
were
badly
in
need
of
pai.it.
Otherwise
things
wer?
in
f?ir
chape.
.Trustee
Hadland,
for
Digby
Island,
reported
a
new
storas
quite
well
to
the
young
mother
she
will
be
back
here
this
even-
ing
southbound.
Disembarking
here
were
Dr.
R.
H.
Ball,
J.
Dot-
FRIDAY
-
SATURDAY
n
ester
here,
who
had
taken
them
in
the
course
of
his
duties
over
the
widespread
district.
Mr.
Kullander
proved
himself
a
photographer
of
rare
discrim
THURSDAY
P.M.
330
Listeners'
Choice
4:00
The
Sunshine
Club
4:15
Stock
Quotations
and
Int.
4:30
My
Shipmate
Jimmy
4:45
Young
Man
with
a
Sons
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
Int.
Comty.
5:10
There's
Music
In
the
Air
5:30
Musical
Program
6:00
"Canada
at
Work"
6:15
English
Favorites
choff,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
McLean,
i
who
found
him
dead
In
his
crib.
There
had
been
no
indication
that
anything
was
wrong.
A
thymus
gland
defect
is
believed
to
have
been
the
cause.
The
child
was
born
here.
evenings
-
?:rj5
ICr
Sot.
Matinee
2
-
4:20
I
terlal
to
be
used,
It
was
decided
to
stick
to
present
materials
as
,
In
the
specifications
rather
than
Reach
Every
Home
By
Ads!
battery
was
needed
as
th
one
P
6:3
Musical
Varieties
ination
and
it
is
doubtful
If
there
is
a
more
comprehensive
or
splendidly
taken
and
finished
set
of
such
colored
pictures
in
existence.
The
range
covered
by
the
pictures
as
shown
to
the
Gyro
Club
covered
all
the
way
from
Prince
Rupert
along
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
shift
to
another
as
had
been
suggested
by
the
architects.
.
The
principal
of
Booth
School
reported
Jean
Calder
had
received
a
scalded
shoulder
and
aims
in
the
shower
and
that
It
had
not
been
reported
to
the
school
until
the
following
day.
presently
in
use
was
becoming
!
7:00
CBC
News
Mrs.
Beynon
and
child,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wong
Sing.
W.
Cruickshank,
P.
McKay,
Miss
White.
Miss
Lolly,
S.
Ammon,
W.
Kaeeren-chuk,
Mrs.
R.
Davidson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
J.
Young,
E
Tydey,
A.
Van
Snellenberg.
A.
J.
Rae,
Fins
Hol-and,
Mrs.
J.
Petesson.
P.
Hooge,
A.
Paulson,
L.
M.
Bighan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Chow,
H.
P.
Jones.
F.
S.
Trowbridge,
Mrs.
Kergin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Montesano,
C.
S.
Wallace.
Mrs.
J.
Munthe.
L.
Atkinson,
Sister
Superior,
Sister
Norni,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Bates,
Mr.
and
Worn
out
and
required
too
fre-
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
For
Clean,
Courteous
Service
Late
for
Work
CALL
t
f?
Kiddies
to.
School
Qt)
"Eventually,
Why
Not
Now"
quent
charging.
Purchase
of
ai
7:30
Eventide
8:00
Citizen's
Forum
new
battrrv
was
authorized.
The
repeated
absence
of
one
tu-
tm,..
xiki-
by
was
reported
on
by
Dr.
D
of
lack'
lre,,r.orTT
f
ie
country
including
scenes
I
e
Rupert
Health
Uni
The
sheer
scenic
beauty,
depictin
also
some
shots
of
the
flora
and;rePrt
was
rfceived
and
Pn
nee
Runai
ti.
Floweri
for
.i
nJl)
Mrs.
J.
Wright,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
8:30
Citizen
s
Forum
News
.
8:45
The
Metre
Reader
9:00-CBC
Vancouver
Concert
Orchestra
9:30
Winnipeg
Drama
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
F'cape
10:30
Fairmont
Hotel
Orch.
11:00
Weather
Report
and
Sign
Off
FRIDAY
A.M.
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
5l
McKay
and
family.
A.
Lockwood.
j
fauna
of
the
country
as
well
as
I
ftnd
ord'ereTnaid'Tn
Dr.
J.
D.
Manning,
Mrs.
Dahlie,
,
remarkable
scene
of
seasonal
presenting
"taJZ2ZL
the
report
Gave
Young
Girl
Liquor,
Fined
Gordon
Smith
and
Stanley
iTrustr"
Bruce
Brown
reported
for
KingEdward
School
that
the
electrical
appliance
purchased
to
heat
the
oil
eoins
into
th
furnace
was
not
working
yatlsfa'-tbrily
and
that
the
engineer
horl
'wfinmended
a
s'.am
coil
be
put
in
the
tank
at
an
aprrox'maie
cost
of
$15")
to
warm
the
whole
tank
and
thus
cause
better
flow
Lfl
the
fi'-nace
80
fet
pvav.
Th?
installation
was
authorized.
;
Trustee
W.
J.
Scott
renorted
for
Borden
Street
that
'he
musb
Secretary
colorings.
The
travelogue
took
the
audi--";-
Z'"tnZ'
L
(,itt
into
,.
,k
the
,,!nad
been
toward
n
Booth
.k
School
a
.
10:10
Morning
Visit
10:15
Carson
Robison
and
His,
Buckaroos
10:30
'-Melody
Time"
10:45
Musical
Kitchen
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
R?port
11
:31
Message
Period
11:33
Rec.
Jnt.
II
:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
FRTDAY
P.M.
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
12:15
CBC
News
r-?!rprrnTnm
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Rec.
Int.
1
-O'l
fni-or,
TnnT
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45
Needlepointers,
Comty.
2:00
School
Broadcast
.2:
30
Records
at
Random
2:45
Silo
Guest
onThe
Music
Box
3:15
Don
Messer
And
His
Islanders
ence
on
a
flight
rugged
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Sorhem,
E.
Dodds,
Mrs.
R.
Cameron,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
McCandhsh
and
child,
Miss
Evans,
Mrs.
D.
McLennan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rutherford,
Mrs.
A.
Ryan,
Miss
E.
McVicar,
Mrs.
Don
fGamh1
construction
and
$18,769.30
toward
King
Edward
School
construction.
Another
$2,012.65
was
country
north
to
Telegraph
Creek
and
Atlin,
Including
re-
marlrihla
ennvAC
rtf
mnun
t.n
ins
7:00
Musical
Clock
rivers
and
fakes,
an
area
made
io
"urance.
rcom
needed
paint
That
could
i
8:00
CBC
News
on
What
Y
A
letter
from
Sharpe
&
Thomp
Buzdegan
were
each
fined
$300
and
costs
or
three
months'
Imprisonment
In
default
when
hey
pleaded
guilty
in
city
police
court
this
morning
to
charges
of
supplying
a
minor
with
liquor.
Police
charged
that
the
pair
were
found
In
a
hotel
room
with
a
16-year-old
girl
and
that
the
wait,
brt
a
fence
nt
tn-
bnck
-f
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
famous
by
tales
of
the
north-land
but
not
often
seen.
son,
Berwick,
Pratt,
architects
E.
Ogden,
Mrs.
T.
A.
Ryan,
R.
Thorkleson,
D.
Barr,
A.
Cecil.
:
Miss
A.
Sinclair.
K.
Man,
R.
!
Strahan,
W.
Thompson,
Wong
I
You,
Wong
Wha.
B.
Smith,
J.
i
Dudoward,
Chow
Koon,
all
from
!
Vancouver;
J.
Farquhar,
C.
1
Black.
Mr.
Highan,
Mr.
Bormley.
J.
Hall,
P.
G.
Davis.
th
nlaroari'l
hart
''-okon
tj-priri
nft
cheer
ro-
ti
Fraser
rnended
the
fence
ba
extendc-1
t,
a
fiU
a
few
fet
awav.
Fven-rt
th?
fence
was
8:15
Morning
P.o"!
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
ntPO-jRBC
News
and
Comty.
9:15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
Morning
Concert
9:59
Time
Signal
Sh
SmfcoSdinJToup
TJL!nlnTrl
!
!
starting
at
Ocean
Falls
and
ex-
er".trPP,n
,h,
SchooM
reducUon
of
$190
for
some
J
tending
up
the
Bella
Coola
Val-!a"d,f
EAT!
CALL
"D
656
ey
into
Tweedsmuir
Park.
.nt
,
Appreciation
of
the
visual,
The
letter
was
received
and
filed,
treat
wal
expressed
by
W.
F.l
Permission
was
granted
th
Stone
on
behalf
of
President
A.
Fu
Gospel
Tabernacle
to
hold
J
Dominato,
who
was
in
the,Sunday
School
services
at
Dlgby
.hair,
and
the
club.
I
'9nd
School
girl
was
intoxicated.
There
was
llauor
in
the
room.
In
passing
sentence,
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
said
the
charge
was
a
serious
one
and
that
it
could
not
be
looked
upon
lightly.
He
said
It
was
hard
to
tell
what
else
might
happen
to
a
young
Intoxicated
girl.
The
fine,
he
said,
was
the
minimum
under
the
liquor
act
and
the
maximum
was
$1,000.
ond
you
knot
you
ore
gottint
Club
guests
were
Dr.
Harold
"iwuiiium
A
letter
from
the
International
P.
Johns,
of
Victoria,
Mr.
Scow-
THE
BEST
bridge
of
Toronto
and
William
Bella,
Bella
Coola.
Rupert
SALE!
-
Union
of
Operating
Engineers
advised
the
board
they
would
reopea
wage
discussions
the
first
Peoples
Store
i
Now
On
-
SALEM
..of
the
year.
The
letter
was
held
Ketchikan
motorshlp
Sidney
was
In
port
Tuesday
with
two
carloads
of
frozen
fish
from
Alaska
for
transshipment
by
C.N.R.
lines
to
eastern
United
States
markets.
Year
in
Prison
For
Auto
Theft
GROCERY
tn
rr-r
over
for
the
committee
meeting
dealing
with
teachers'
salaries
to
be
held
after
the
board
meeting.
Permission
was
granted
to
the
Canadian
Legion
to
have
popples
sold
at
the
school
Friday,
November
3.
t
'ete-
fnm
n
firm
sunp!yln
steel
lockers
suggested
they
iiv?hf.
be
bette-.
The
board
defied
to
ask
for
pictures
and
mrc
literature
on
them
b?foro
bavin?
a
samp
e
ockcr
sent
up.
A
letter
from
Conrad
Street.
1'
tT
A.
thanked
the
board
for
'
Chester
Redell
today
was
sentenced
in
magistrate's
court
to
one
year's
imprisonment
on
a
charge
of
theft
of
an
automobile.
iiu
charge
arose
from
the
.ha
oi
the
il
U-Drlve
automo-ui
e
of
A.
K.
Furguson
last
week.
The
car
was
removed
from
in
i
Uienvllie
Court
chapel
FINE
PRINTING
AT
REGAL
PRINTER
i
s
"w-if.
A
w
whU
r.
in"'
linn
i
mst
week
and
found
with
the:
work
they
had
done
on
Ut?
'
222
Second
A
Phdne
24
T0
THEM
i;..,er
in
it
oetween
Prince
Rupert
and
Port
Edwards
shortly
aiterward.
Sentence
had
been
reserved
from
last
week.
In
passing
sentence.
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
said
that
was
the
minimum
sentence
for
the
offence.
He
also
recommended
the
lmml-
Do
You
B
UY
"Wanna"
Skirt!
IT
NOW!
SANDY'S
CAFE
(Next
door
to
Belmont
Hotel)
grounds
and
requested
further;
that
a
retaining
wall
and
fence
;
be
added.
Trustee
Dominato
said
the
retaining
wall
was
not
a
must
but
the
fence
was.
The
secretary
i
was
instructed
to
thank
the
P.-T.A.
for
their
Interest
and
Inform
them
their
requests
would
be
Investigated.
I
R.
D.
Box.
representative
for
I
sharpe
it
Thompson.
Berwick,!
Pratt,
gave
a
report
in
commit-
j
lee
on
progress
of
the
schools.
The
board
accepted
the
report,
J
which
said
construction
was
pro-';
!
Gration
authorities
be
consulted
SKIRTS
with
reference
to
the
case.
OfAN6.30;
!
While
Man
and
'Indian
Drinking
$2.77
S3.77
Sizes
12,
14,
16
Regular
$4.25
to
$6.00
Group
No.
2
Assorted
sizes
Regular
$6.50
to
$8.25
gresslng
favorably.
Trustee
Becker
and
Secretary
Mrs.
M.
M.
Roper
gave
brief
reports
on
the
convention,
at
Victoria.
BUCKET
LUNCHES
We
will
make
you
a
lunch
that
you
ran
cat
and
enjoy.
Three
Indians
were
fined
$10
and
$3
50
costs
m
magistrate's
Skirts
to
meet
every
occasion.
Popular
wool
material
in
choice
of
solid
colors
and
plaids
and
a
splendid
choice
of
styles.
-
Want
Ads,
Sure
Results!
IN
THE
HEART
OF
THE
SEASON
Misses'
and
Women's
BETTER
DRESSES
Reg.
$12to
$14
$6.77
Reg.
$16
to
$25
88.77
Sizes.
1
1
to
Size
46
Here's
a
wonderful
array
of
Fall
beauties
in
styles
for
'
every
occasion
:
rayon
crepes,
crisp
tissue,
failles,
and
warm
comfortable
woolens.
Every
dress
chosen
from
regular
stock
with
original
price
marked
on
each.
575
ANY
ORDERS
TO
TAKE
OUT
..
PIIOXE
If
i
z
court
this
morning
on
charge
g
of
being
Intoxicated.
Two
white
men
were
fined
$10
and
$3.50
costs
for
being
Intoxicated
In
a
public
place.
Charles
Bird
was
i.ned
$30
and
cosU
when
he
B
pleaded
guilty
to
a
charge
of
sup-
i
plying
Harry
xoung,
an
Indian,
B
I
with
liqucr.
He
and
Young
were
!
foilnd
in
an
automobile
contaln-
i
lng
an
opened
case
of
beer,
each
'
man
holding
an
opened
bottle.
Sentence
on
Wllma
Morgan,
J
who
pleaded
guilty
to
a
charge
m
'cf
vagrancy,
was
reserved
until
Do
You
"Wanna"
Blouse!
NOW
YOU
CAN
GET
ONE
BLOUSES
Diamond
Price
Boost
notified
of
a
15
to
All
Diamond
wholesalers
were
Increase
In
prices
as
of
October
15,
1950.
Manson's
Jewellers
were
very
fortunate
In
pur
a
real
large
selection
two
days
before
this
increase
w
rings
now
in
stock
will
be
sold
at
the
old
price.
ur
t,.,
i,,i
n,
nn
rines.
civing
you
b!
$2.77
Sizes
12,
14,
16,
18,
20
Kcgu'or
$5
to
$6.25
Saturday.
Magistrate
Vance
was
informed
defendant
intended
to
H
return
to
her
father
at
Prince
A
tt
ni.
Pnt.
fnwrn
Mm
George
at
the
earliest
...
..
.
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Assorted
styles
from
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to
choose
and
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and
colors
too.
The
usual
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Store
quality.
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UMBRELLAS
$1.97
At
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low
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umbrella
and
save
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other
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for
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and
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NYLON
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First
Quality
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TOKEN
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Sizes
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These
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their
name
is
left
off
naturally.
All
sizes
included
from
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throguh
11.
Your
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too
of
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and
45
gauge.
Famour.
advertised
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at
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to
$2
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Sites
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suede.
A
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line.
Limited
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