r Fishermen Buying Prince Rupert Dailv News ' Friday, May 26, 1950 WHO'S ArRAD OF RAIN NOW? CFPR Cancer Drive Goes Over Top Radio Dial 1240 Kilocycles heir Own Boats vwvo ill ihn ri r (Subject to Change) "l "r.. Clnh i,,..., -JV; . - f 11 "avig the )asl A greater movement of fishing as far as the Kinsmen' cats hi and out of Prince Ru-!.; f 8e 10 a tuE-o-nr 1 Although the campaign period was shortened to just over three weeks, a week less than last year, giving way to the Manitoba ; uiion is coni-cra.j T cr: mis ear fs attributable, n.,P. ,, , ntl p k ccordinj to a customs official Bnn.,n t. . "PPred kt Flood Relief drive, the Conquer Cancer campaign In Prince Ru iiere, to additional boats bein'rt , drK grounds milt during the winter. Fisher-1 y .n y to find that a lift, men, over the past few years,! n had set the Kit, 5 -TY 4. . i : ' 'k I ; rU I Vfll . ave ceen 4ioie to save money v" nd buy boats of their own. The Soi'optimLsts Jf :r?"L": maiming victor y in this c pert is now well over the objective of $1,000. So far, $1,182 30 Is acknowledged with more to come. Three or four canvassers have yet to be heard from reports Chairman Rev. Fred Antrobus who gratefully compliments the canvassers on an excellent job of work. Following are further alter landings from American I oats for shipment to American destinations, and with the ware- ihev are n,,t I housing of their products when mediately 'f i, V- " 4 . ... The Eest CIN You Can Buy! j..J51e Diitillcd. j . . Tropicsl Botanical) add that dttigdtful bouquet . Stnength, for t sod fizz or ;..oclitail. i " FRIDAY P.M. 4:i5 StocK Quotations and Interlude 4:30 - Sleepy 'Hme Stories 4:45 Don Messcr and His Islanders 5:00 Tales of the Minstrels 5:30 Supper Varieties 5:45 Tunes by the Trio 5:55 CBC News 6:00 Dinner Music 6:15 - Henri Rene Orch. 6:30 Musical Varieties 6:45--Saddle Rockin' Rhythm 7:00 CBC News 7:15 CBC News Roundup 7:30 Charles Feaker, Organ Recital 8:00 - Eric Wild 8:30 Count of Monte Cristo 0:00 Burns Chuck Wagon 9:30 -Beat the Champs 10:00 CBC Ncs 10:10- CBC News 10:15 Bill Good Sports Rcvii-v 10:30 Canadian Short Stories 11 :00-Weather and Fish Arrivals 11:06 Sign otf SATUKUA? -A M 1:00 Musical ClocK 8:00 CBC News 8:10 Here's Hill Good . 8:15 Hits and Encores j r;-:tfl Morning Devotions Previously acknowledged $881.00 M. Eriksen 2.00 Mrs. L. M. Felsenthal 2.00 Mrs. L. Eby 5.00 ypp CAN BUY NO BETTER This advertisement is not published cr d::p!ayrJ by ih Liquor Contrcl r by the Government of British Columbia. N. Gerrard 5.00 Mrs. Rogers 2.00 Mrs. Vic Menzies 2.00 M. Vanderhelde 2.00 Forced to fln from the (Jnviter innii'g flood menace witli nothing but their clothes and two pillows, Mr. and Mrs. L. HoN rts and their four sons had one hour's notice to move. They found temporary shelter at Winnipeg Beach. To aid such cases t ho Manitoba Flood Relief Fund has been established in Winning. W. J. Richards 3.00 F. Antrobus 2.00 W. Reid 2.00 New Missionary At Bella Bella Rev. V. R. Cantelon, for the past few years Unit c! Church missionaiy pastor at Bella Bella, waj transferred to Hobbema, Alberta, at the recent British Columbia United Church Confer Mqy Go To Church Meet in Toronto E.:D;.f orward of Prip.ce Rupert"" Ut''t he recent British Columbia' pjj'nference of the United Church, of Canada, was elected an alternate lay commissioner to attend sessions of General Coun Drowning Was Miss F. Hinton 10.00 C. Collins 5.00 118 A. Sheardown 2.00 E. Woodward 2.00 Accidental A verdict of accldentaf drowning was returned by Coroner M. M Stephens following an Inquiry in the Court House, Into the Mrs. J. Deane 2.00 J. Hansen .... 2.00 cil tja be held in Toronto in mid ence in Vancouver . His sucees- 10:45 - CBC News and Ccm'ty 10:55 -W'eauiei and lnicrluae 11:00 Saturday Date 11:30 Weather Report 11:31 Message Period 11:33 - Recorded Interim!" 11:45 - Scandinavian Melodies SATURDAY P.M 12:00 CBC News 12-03 Samrdty Masarinc 1:30 I.O.D.E Montreal 2:00- Ballet Club VrO - This Week 3:15 -CBC News Sepember. He would go East as sor at Bella Bella will be Rev Mrs. J. Penland 2.00 ::). tittle Concert 9.00 -BBC News 9:15 Riddle Serenade 9:30 CBC Stamp Club ?':-55 The Answer Man 9:59-Time Signal Mrs. O. V. Hanley 2.00 a substitute if a .certain number Geiirgo F. King who has been on of c legates should drop out. Dr. missionary wor kin China. N. , . Hocking of Prince George hasibeen appoiiited lay delegate eries. Dr. Hocking was an Amy Mrs. R. Menzies 2.00 Mrs. A. Holbrook 2.00 10:00- Bandstand d'-ath of 81-year old George Bath, whose body was found floating near Beacon Cove Tuesday morning. rn ;np I nunc rpni-pcor. : m a r uvi- npnticr in Mnnnn DnnnHt ... " T V v " ucil uuiiug 10:15 Musical Progiam boojand Prince Rupert presbyt- the war. 10:30-"Meiooy Time" M) 00(333) mm. Mrs. H. Erlkson 2.50 Mrs. E. Sorheim 2.00 Mrs. S. M. Johnson 2.00 J. Hemmons 5.00 O. W. Dockerndorf 2.00 I I I 1 1 i I , t ! a ( HEV you BLUBRfiR-BRS 'NEO ,' f S N " q FATHirAD - CUT OUT , 1 THAT NOISE' ! - -WHO'S THAT X . Pkl frST51 ( CUTTING THEIS GRASSY ' N, - y f 11 f li ISJl -t at six-THif?Ty y s.vav 73& A bLONwfc f. m -dHiCXOUN Jjm if W. Speer 2.0i E. Warluk 2.00 S. L. Peachey 5.00 Mrs. Bury 2.00 W. D. Smith .? 5.00 C. Johnson 2.00 Mrs. Foster 2.00 Spero's Grocery 2,00 This advertisement is not pubtisnea or displayed by the LJ control Board, or by the -Government of British Colun: G. N. Currie 2.00 I. Eidsvik 2 0(; LAMPS! I Mrs. B. Roald 2 00 A. Glske 2 00 iW. C. Peterson 2.00 A. Krlstmanson 2.00 1 J. Greer ,. : 2.00 iA. Boas 5 00 BOUDOIR SHADES BED LAMPS l! R. O. Farmer 2 0C j R. B. Wilson 2 00 p. Roblin 2 00 J. Leland 2.00 TABLE LAMP 4 TABLE LAMP 6.1 TRI LIGHT SHADES, SILK 4.f TRILITE LAMPS, COMPLETE 17 V R. Barclay 2.00 R. D. Armstrong 2.00 A. B. Ingram 2.00 Mrs. E.-Speers 2.00 Mrs. V. Tattersall 200 Joe Gay 2.00 t 'P WE HAD ASKEP ME ) M 'M.iAll' I I H I! 0 I'LL BREAK HIS '"M t' " W f NICE, I WOULD VE Q vjj ( OWN LAWN MOWEU , : L... " ( .STOPPED BUT NOW ) -T 1 ff" OVEB HIS HEAD' J f- k V, I'LL MAKE ALL THE J- iJI Kg ''i ' ' V . . : f i r X G? V STAPT A NEW DAY- ) Q A ,?t c ( . -?VC- Wti I V WITH HATPED IN 2. JS, v. v 1 s i vour HwTyi few r 1 TnA min ,r ilk ' a U(M IL TORCHIERE LAMPS 18 AT I V. Johnson 2.00 F. L. Briggs 2.00 NORTHERN B. C. POWER CO. Mrs. A. E. Taylor 5.00 L. J. Duncan 3 00 Mrs. Jean DeCarlo 5.0C STKWART. B Of I'ltlNCE RUPERT Blue 210 M. Waksdale 5.00 Mrs. Cleland 2 00 Mrs. O. Kildal 2.CJ Other contributions 142.80 Total $1182.30 Flood Relief Campaign On ' ctlU iL- m 7 IFxV i yt4 THAT OU'VE) ( VES DEAR. I'M 1 I I ( I'M GOING OVER 5 1 -75U( THATS HOW Tl I I II . A CAMMED DOWM. - l A5HAMED-1 . PONT VOL) FEEL S'f , ! DOIT KNOW VHAT j TO AND HEE?R APOLOGIZE - I Won't) ( . UufaI , I HEAR LE TO WU VUUA P -Hy VI t"'."" -D-?y POR V-.' GOT ,NTO ME ( LET ONE RASH SJ Cv A ( PINE FRIENDSHIP ) A-J( 1 A tiril PRINCE RUPERT SUPPLY HOUSE Manufactuicrs" Ai;ent r 0 ;"X n.une cr. V'c carry a representative stock of DUHTIlANh Prim iur your convenience Control dust and germs, protect your inrivli;iiiilist'. clot hint; and your health with Genuine DUSTI3ANE Suing Conipouiuls. Use It daily. Diistbane Si.sal for I.inolciini Tile 1 7( Ihs 5.45 7(1 lbs 1 ISO Mis. 9.95 200 lbs 1 250 lbs. 15.60 300 lbs. IMMEDIATE DKI.IVDRV See us for all your cleaning & janitor supplies Floor 3 Bru.-.hc.i, Mops, special type waxes, Disinfectants. Do;di Cleaning Crystals, Powdered Soap, etc. Restaurant Supplies a Specialty Organizing Trince Rupert to Help Relief of Continent's Greatest Disaster Aid. George B. Casey, Aid. I James N. Forman and E. D : Coughlan have been named a central committee to organize j and carry out Prince Rupert's : community campaign for Mani- ! j toba flood relief. Directly assist- j I lng the committee in connection j ' 1 i . , I with the campaign are City Clerk , FINE PRINTING H. D. Thaln and Miss Audrey Wrathall. I oVi'y, asfKJ iT 7 I H ( she said he wasi i rrr" i I 1 i fa, p to wake mim now. H v TAkiNc a uZo.TrJ A AU'Xfl.-Tr-jt i. . ... , ANA,...He-s IVll LS. REGAL PRINTERS; A house-to-house canvass to J ir? i he was so m ; V3C hpb-W LI be arranged on the block system j will be a feature of the campaign 1 PHONE 21 222 Second In Prince Rupert, the object bo i lng to Insure that every person i makes a contribution to the fund. : -w, j mmmeJ rSflJ vJ c,c'"",': - , A-'-t v 1 ; j i Mu5ri -.-:::r3 J------ - J Already, a considerable voluntary response has commenced. (The Dally News fund is over the $200 TAnf ill i CTh .r-. : mark). ..... jg The Imperial Order, Daughters i :5 i ,,lnrhnnd tirade il of the Empire, Is to have a Manitoba flood relief tag day June 3, If f . IIIULVtl pupuivji . - . Ji l Hl I permission having been granted by the mayor. I I I. O. D. E., Canadian LcKion, i -r- n rs i i , ' ... if i i JTl rite banks, radio station and Daily News are already actively collaborating with the campaign. English Gabardines English Worsteds in all popular shades from $44.00 SEE THEM TODAY The national executive of the f. v-lif Jul mi Canadian Mayors and Municip alities has described the Mani- r . XV . , . .1 X!Ji', - X fevW 1&4 c toba flood as the greatest dis- aster ever to strike North America and has urged all citizens to Acme Clothing S!ort ft give generously toward relief and mr ioa 1950, iei Kfnjr fcfures r. .i..,. Svnditatc, c.i:. !, Inc.. World w,i.j rights .1.. I I v.r?'Vw -r !?rX s-fi I , O r- , v-opr. rescrvrd. rhabllitation.