Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
June
23,
1950
RE-ROOFING?
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i
Ceiling
Drops;
Thirty
Hurl
When
you
build
or
remodel,
choosp
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DECORATION
DAY
SUNDAY.
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25
tfHALT
SHIN
G
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S
the
overwhelming
Port
Day,
Saturday,
July
1,
e
your
fishi
nA..i-..
...
REDWOOD
CITY,
Calif.
0i
Thirty
persons
were
hurt
in
an
Members
of
Prince
Rupert
We
have"
received
iitiauy
thoun-
Mr.
and
Mr3.
T.
B.
Black
returned
to
the
city
by
plane
Wednesday
after
a
short
visit
to
iceot
aibcnrmnuiiMy
nume-owners,
builders
jnrchitects
from
coast
to
coast.
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i
I
rim
ki...'
action.
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gran,cTh
No.
27
Canadian
Legion.
ands
f
letters
pralsing
ti,e
merlu
ot
B.E.S.L.
1-1
CGI
an1
and
Ladies
ToHioo
Auxiliary
Anviii)
rxt
i-l
(tft
accident
trt
dumped
ten
tons
i
PLYTONE
during
our
lew
years
ia
business.
Here
s.
the
latest
which
can
jheyaremaae
uy
DuiuuirUj
PRODUCTS
IM1TED
the
largest
manufacturer
of
asphalt
Vancouver.
Mr.
Black
made
the
trip
expressly
to
attend
the'
reunion
Of
1925
vrar
TTnluor-l
are
invited
to
loin
the
I.O.D.E.
of
ornamental
nlnstor
ornatn-ntai
piaster
nn
on
n-.mHo
movie-
(0uen
jry
chapter)
In
their
goers
in
the
balcony
cl
the
i
Annual
Decoration
Dav
cere-
...
I
monies
at
the
Cenotaph
and
Sequoia
Theatre
here
Wednesday
'
Soldiers'
Plot.
Fairview
Ceme-nieht.
Fifteen
reauired
hnsnital
i
tnr
he
Been
on
demand.
On
April
26,
1950,
Mrs.
C.
P.
of
Kenora.
Ontario,
wrote:
"and
I
want
to
thank
yon
for
Joum
wonderful
remedy.
I
am
like
a
new
person
and
will
recommend
it
ti
everyone
and
anvonr-
It'a
really
rtglesinuinaaa.
Miss
Eleanor
Taylor
arrived
in
the
city
on
Wednesday
from
Vancouver
.to
spend
the
coming
month
here
visiting
with
her
mother,
Mrs.
George
Hill,
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Sity
of
British
Columbia
graduates.
About
00
were
Inattend-
"Fall
In"
at
Canadian
Legion
treatment
but
only
one
was
In
a
i
Hal!,
First
Avenue.
S
u
n
d
a
v
i
worth
its
weight
in
gold."
piTjonB
ance,
and
Mr.
Black
vas
the
sole
Students
Marvel
Af
Magic
Feals
How
do
you
pull
bunnies,
black
-and
white
at
that,
out
of
an
empty
stove
pipe
type
object?
Simple
If
you
know
how
and
children
of
Borden
'street,
King
Edward
and
Conrad
Street
schools
are
probably
still
circulating
their
own
theories
oi
the
subject,
The
matter
began
after
Mitchell
Cain,
famous
magician
from
Tacoma,
staged
an
entertaining
performance
of
mystery
and
comedy
especially
for
the
children
at
the
various
schools
Wednesday.
Mr.
Cain,
a
humorist
in
his
own
right,
was
assisted
by
his
wife
Gladys.
A
disappearing
egg
trick
kept
students
on
their
toes
but
one
should
have
heard
the
squeals
of
delight
after
the
quickerthan-the-eye
artist
produced
the
two
black
and
white
rabbits.
Teach
2:4C
D.m.
Medals
and
berets
or
will
please
you
too
or
your,
money
pans
mau
Yw
uinrn
I
hark
1
7ft
at
nur
drueetSttoA
I
s
Choose
yuu
i
iwi
wun
tare-
specify
B.P.
OBDER
THROUGH
YOl'R
LOCAL
CONTRACTOR
OR
DIRECT
FRM
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
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....
Members
or
otners.
wuiinz
to
place
cars
at
disposal,
nlease
notify
Box
628
or
phone
479.
PHILIP
M.
RAY.
Secretary-Manager
serious
condition.
The
crash
ol
the
ornamental
piaster
and
wire
lath
reinforcing,
came
suddenly
with
a
"roar
like
thunder"
and
seemingly
dropped
In
a
single
sheet,
police
said.
A
brief
panic
among
the
patrons
resulted.
mt
116
or
117
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
P.O.
Bos
J60
I
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o
w
ix.
Midsummer
Nights
pance,
Friday,
June
23rd.
Dancing
10:30
p.m.
to
2:30
a.m.
Refreshments.
Music
by
Mike
Co-lussi,
Everybody
welcome.
(148)
Mrs.
Thomas
Scoretz
and
little
son,
Jimmy,
arrived
in
the
cfty
on
Wednesday
from
Vancou
A
I
science
graduate
present.
Special
value,
silver
plated
butter
dish
with
plain
cover,
glass
lined.
Pierced
border
witn
knife,
$4.50.
Bulger's.
(It)
MissM.
L.
S.
Monckton,
who
has
been
teaching
in
the
Indian
school
at
Kitkatla,
arrived
in
the
city
Wednesday
aboard
the
Indian
Department
cruiser
Nas-keena
and
will
be
leaving
next
Tuesday
aboard
ihe
Coquitiam
for
her
home
in
Victoria
to
spend
the
summer
holiday
season.
an
-
Announcement
j
frS
"'
l
ll-
11-1
i(
n
i
t
k
;
Catholic
Bazaar,
October
4:
V
1
and
5.
j
tl'S
kfM
ver
for
a
three
.weeks
vis.'t
with
Mrs.
Scoretz'
brother-in-law
and
1
slowed
down
a
bit
for
a
spell
after
signing
hundreds
of
autographs.
Adults
may
give
up
in
a
line-up
but
not
children.
i
sister,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Hill.
Canadian
Legion
and
W.A.
'Bring
the
Missus
Night,"
New
Legion
Auditorium,
Friday,
June
ers
had
quite
a
time
of
It
at-
1
TV.'.",.
-
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
Oct.
26.
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f
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7
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Snia
BazaarMOct0ber
27-
j
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jl'f
!
1
?Wr-.Zft
!
RebekVn
Bazaar.
October
13.;
'MiW'i
A
ttUJ
Football
Tonight
General
j
tempting
to
quell
the
noise
and
r-fUG-TS
I
in
their
V
II
ZA.
1
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S.H',
I
I
Y.
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I
23,
8
p.m.
Legion
or
W.A.
Mem-(Motors
vs
Heavy
Battery,
7
p.m.
keeD
tne
youngsters
seats
M
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J
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1
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Vi
V-
VC-t
I
Legion
Auxiliary
Fall
Bazaar
tii-rlr".
.
I
iBM'flafliEhl
8
i
WUr
..vv
'
'
Incidentally,
Mr.
Cain's
quk-
On
charges
of
carrying
fishing
ker-than-the
eye
hand
must
have
bership
cards
must
be
presented.
'
(14fi)
J.
S.
Wilson,
principal
of
Borden
Street
School
and
zone
commander
In
the
Canadian
Legion
here,
left
for
Vancouver
by
plane
Thursday
to
attend
a
full
executive
meeting
of
provincial
command
of
the
Canadian
Legion
in
that
city.
He
returns
by
plane
Monday.
iuus
wunout
taKing
out
licences,
Don
MacDdiiald,
l.loyd
Mooney,
Carl
Frickson
and
Jerry
Williams
appeared
In
provincial
police
court
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H.
F.
plassey
and
were
given
suspended
sentences
as
pat
wen
as
being
ordered
to
court
costs.
"
-
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale
Nov.
1R.
;
rl
S
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,
I
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
Full
IV
1
S
j
"
'f
Bazaar,
November
18.
"(152)
j
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j
I
O.D.l.
fall
oazaar
November
j
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!
23.
..
;
.
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P
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f
yZS
DISTORTION
"
I
E
Wcl1
Dresst,d
Men
Iind
aU
and
jg
Your
I
adio
I
more
than
they
expcct'lri
a
I
'
SUit
by
Fashion
Crart
!
V
f11
Canadian
Legion
members
danre.
re.
Legion
Legion
auditorium
J
snamlMrs-
Hemming
.
June
24th,
9:3
New
Legion
Orchestra.
I
T'.-
l
f
il
Tickets
at
Legion
office
or
from1
UIC5
jOUlll
entertainment
committee.
(147)1
mD
you
rhnnitrd!
Mm-
Word
has
been
received
In
the
city
of
the
death
in
Victoria
late
last
week
of
Mrs.
Annp
T-Ipm-
wJr
erup:
r
owner
Docaua
liikfii
Bran
Klake!
T
NO
ilJKI
Dnubla
your
.
tack
if
you
don't
mrm
qi
u
fresher
than
other
Send
emplv
carton
to
(iBoi
4
A.
London,
Ontario.
St.
Peter's
Sunday
School
Picnic
Saturday,
June
24ta,
weather
permitting.
Boat
leaves
Imperial
Oil
wharf
at
1:30
p.m.
If
raining,
children
come
to
St.
Peter's
Hall.
hj
Make
your
entries
now
fcr
Port
Day
eyents.
H.
F.
Glassey,
.secretary,
fa;xm
street.
(tf)
JOHNNY'S
JOTTINGS
(Continued
from
page
2
MTOOI
Contain
the
hulk
many
tp
keep
regular.
Try
them.
ming.
wifo
of
Robert
Hemming,
who
for
several
years
was
a
member
of
the
typographical
staff
of
the
Daily
News
in
Prince
Rur
pert.
She
succumbed
suddenly
.to
a
heart
attack.
Mr.
and
Mis.
Hemming
had
resided
in
Prince
Rupert,
on
two
separate
occasions
and
were
also
'
for
several
years
in
Edmonton.
Since
leaving
Prince
Rupert
dur-
tKf
'A
I
llBI's
s
s
,
-rV
'.L
WK
so
Day
Guarantee
Prince
Rupert
Florists
If
I
fHJKA
'f
1
We
pick
up
and
deliver
Flowers
for
AH
Oceasionn
i
LCltVJtt
QJ
Ysy
Phone
Blue
992
OoardATCj
Aountftoual
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ROTARY
Skeena
River
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4
W.
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FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PRINTERS
PHONE
21
222
Second
Are.
1
BARREL
DERBY
jing
the
war.tliey
have
lived
in'
j
Victoria
wher:
Mr.
Hemming
has
;
followed
his
calling
as
a
linotype
operator.
j
,
"Yeah,
pal,
I
see
it,"
was
the
reply
"But
there's
a
lot
of
dopey
signs
around
here.
Lookit
that,
one
WEAR
DAMSELFORM
BRASSIERES
.
,
.
Why
should
I
.
pay
attention
to
any
of
them?"
j
,Tbis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
"displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
July
1st
from
Terrace
Bridge
to
E.
Kwinitsa
sponsored
by
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
.
.
.;
I
day
a
gentleman
advextsed
that
his
home
was
for
sale.
Wanted
$6,000.
Had
20
calls."
"Quite
a
joke,"
remarked
Mr..
Thompson
absorbed
In
thought.
"Yet
homes,"
continued
Mr.
Johnson,
"cost
quite
a
bit
these
days.
Carpenters,
plumbers,
tinsmiths,
electricians
all
want
high
wag.se.
Lumber
prices
are
sky
high
and
the
lumber
is
Just
as
hard
to
reach
.
.
."
"Did
you
say
you
brought
some
binoculars
along?"
interrupted
Mr.
Thompson.
"Why
yes."
Mr.
Johnson
twitched
an
eyebrow,
his
face
questioning.
"Can
J.
have
them
please,"
Mr
'
Thompson
said.
"I've
never
had
a
good
view
of
the
city.
Ee
a
good
time
now.
The
sun
sets
in
a
few
minutes."
Binoculars
In
hand,
Mr.
Thompson
gazed
at
the
outstretched
city.
"Pretty
powerful,'
'he
mused.
Mr.
Johnson
continued.
"As
I
was
saying,
prices
as
they
are
these
days,
the
total
would
be
quite
a
figure.
.
.
."
;
Mr.
Thompson's
wrinkled
vmnris
twitched
sllKhtly
as
he
Proceeds
to
Build
J
ti
AA!
Community
Tennis
Courts.
V
$1.00
WEST
IN
A
SOUND
LOCAL
PROJECT
"HICH
HAS
BIG
PROFIT
FACTORS
Charles
M.
Hays
Hotel
COD
(MSB
with
an
AUTOMATIC
ELECTRIC
WATER
HEATER
PROSPECTUS
AND
DETAILS
OF
SHARES
OFFERING
Armstrong
Agencies
rhuiic
312
"1
3rd
Avenue
:
grasped
the
binoculars
tighter.
tentative
of
"I
agree
,.
.
.
quite
a
figure;
"In
addition,"
Mr.
Johnson
went
on,
the
people
as
a
body
..."
'Quite
a
body,"
Mr.
Thompson
sighed.
He
collapsed.
Are
You
Buying
a.
New
Car!
Taking
a
Holiday?
5:
Here
is
How
it
Can
be
Done!
MONARCH
for
factory
delivery
Order
your
new
FORD
or
through
your
local
FORD
DEALER
x
'
:
Eofo
IParkeff"
Tne
freight
cost
saved
will
pay
for
your
entire
trip
!
Ply
via
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
and
Northwest
Air
Lines
direct
to
Detroit,
U.S.A.,
and
pick
up
your
car
at
the
factory
Average
automobile
freight
charges
from
.factory
to
Prince
,
Rupert,
B.C.)
$275.00
;
CUSTOMER'S
EXPENSES
i
"
Air
Travel
CP
.A.
single
fare
one
way,
Prince
Rupert
U)
Seattle,
Wash
.'.
'.
$53.1
Air
Travel
N.W.A.L.
single
fare
one
way,
.Seattle,
Wash.,
to
Detroit
(coach)
-
$77.00
stop
over
allowed
in
all
principal
American
cities
J
Approximate
cost
to
drive
from
factory
to
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
including
gas",
oil,
meals
.hotel
accommodation
(9
to
10
days)
,
$125.0Q
Total....
$255
lb
Your
Holiday
is
Free-Saving
$19.05
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