7f
Prince
Uupm
Dan?
fitter
TV.
t
-
.
.
page
i
Thursday,
March
24,
1949
rem
LOOKING
BACK
IN
SPORT
(Continued
from
Page
6)
turquoise
pajamas,
Mrs.
L.
Sandvar,
silk
night
gown
.housecoat.
Mrs.
N.
Mazzone,
silk
night
gown,
housecoat.
'
Miss
Marie
Aeton.
Gaberdine
slacks,
woo!
twin
set.
Miss
Marjorie
.Tattersall,
yellow
slack
suit.
Miss
Ethel
Moorehouse,
plaid
slacks,
gaberdine
blouse.
Miss
Ruth
Ketcheson,
gaberdine
slack,
wool
twin
set.
PRIME
MINISTER
IS
INVITED
HERE
Rt.
Hon.
L.
St.
Laurent,
Prime
Minister
of
Car.da,
has
been
!
'
'A
-
d
in
m
a
k
--
j
m
."aw
w
invited
to
visit
Prince
Rupert;
ly,
and
picked
up
pace
as
they
moved
along.
It
Isn't
often
that
you
hear
of
a
102-pound
fullback
on
a
team
called
upon
to
meet
the
country's
best.
But
that
was
Elmer
Lay-den's
weight.
Layden
was
no
tfre,
gaberdine
4
on
the
occasion
of
a
proposed
!
trip
tJ
British'
Columbia.
The
j
w
n
n
o
n
n
n
.
Enable
;
Jordan-
white
invitation
has
been
extended
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
sbclatlon.
iuiioacK
to
hit
the
line
like
a
veil.
,n.
nsrie
Boulter,
,
Casual
Wear
I
Mrs.
W.
Webster,
Green
rain-:
coat,
umbrella,
gloves.
Miss
Marjorie
Eby,
plaid
skirt,
blouse
blazer.
I
Miss
Joan
Ketcheson,
black
'
crepe
skirt,
siik
jers;y
lbuose.
j
Miss
Edith
Jordan,
grey
skirt,
.
vei1'
leta
LADIES'
BOWLS
"A"
SCHEDULE
March
28
Westview
vs.
O.
&
A.,
Taft
Si
Odowes
vs.
Scuby's.
Variety
vs.
Orange;
Savoy's
vs.
Mahson's,
DeJong's
vs.
the
Opening
of
bludgeon.
He
was
more
the'
rapier
type
that
struck
with
drizzy
swiftness
and
held
his
feet
as
well
as
any
200-pound
fullback
you
might
see
in
action.
Layden
had
run
the
100
in
less
than
10
seconds,
but
it
was
his
last-lightning
start
that
found
even
a
half
opening
before
rt
could
ever
close.
Above
all
else
he
was
the
main
point
of
danger
against
any
hostile
pass.
El-
jer
Teu'
Judy
Felsenthal.
hill",n
fM
overalls
and
blouse,
blazer,
hat,
gloves.
Mrs.
John
CJood,
All
round
pleated
skirt,
blouse.
Mrs.
Wv
J.
Llneham,
Brown
gaberdine
skirt,
blouse.
and
nthal,
jeans
TELEVISE
RAKE
BIRDS
,i
Gail
Weiss
INVERCARGILL,
N.Z.
W
Th?
Pl
coats
.shoulder
TZiTl
8Sai1nSt
a
I
"
o"M
be
named
on
an
All-Bowl
o
"Si
RHie
election.
But
as
a
unit,
as
something
to
watch,
they
will
The
star
in
this
big
Stanford
I
long
remain
vivid
in
the
memory
notornls,
the
species
of
flightless
bird
recently
found
flourishing
In
New
Zealand
after
jnd
Grade
Wood
squaci
was
Dig,
blonde
Ernie
!
of
American
footWall
fans
iioase,
blazer
Nevers
one
of
the
white
silk
being
thought
extinct
for
50
best
of
all;
As
some
noet
almost
said:
.jhnson.
'
lime.
Nevers,
weighing
200
pounds,
was
the
vital
factor
in'
the
SlanfiH-d
attack.
But
what!
"Of
all
the
beautiful
pictures
that
hang
on
iiieiiioiy's
wall,
That
one
of
the
old
"Four
years,
will
appear
on
television.
At
the
request
of
the
BBC
a
film
will
be
prepared
for
reproduction
on
television.
,e
Blue
silk
dress.
Slacks
Boulter,
lounging
ImIISKI
both
Pup
Warner
and
Ernie
Nevers
overlooked
was
the
speed
i
.Horsemen"
It
seemeth
the
top
of
all."
was
r
v
and
ability
of
Layden's
forward
pass
defense.
No
matter
where
Ernie
Nevers
threw
the
ball
in
that
Rose
Bowl
tilt,
there
was
Elmer
Layden
on
the
wing,
under
the
ball
and
on
his
way
for
..,.V,J
i
MOVTTtF.AI,,
March
2
The
history
of
foci
nir.atir.M
I
m
1
Kfc
kantt
r,
.............
..
:
luutuuijwn
runs.
Layaen
was
KOTICE
I
pltlicntion
of
meal
preparation.
That,
and
thP
I
provinic
of
flavour
enjoyment.
And
ono
of
tin;
ON
IKlDAy
MARCH
25,
1949
pass-intercepting
centipede
that
sunny
afternoon
in
Pasadena
as
j
he
covered
almost
every
square
C
BALED
TENDERS,
addressed
to
the
undersigned
and
marked
i
"Tender
for
Erection
of
a
Combined,
j
Dwelling
and
Light."
itl
be
received
i
up
to
12
o'clock
noon,
Wednesday.
!
April
8,
1949,
for
the
erection
of
a
i
combined
Dwelling
and
Light
at
Ekr
nio't
irnmicrnii
arveiopmenn
in
tJie
world
of
foil
i,
SIIIRKIFf'9
OINGLftBHKAD
MIX!
It's
truly
drluiotis
ta.te
even
letter
limn
Hie
fcinrtW;nl
jramlma
was
f-o
prrui
of
but
unlike
ftraniiinu
einecibrraii,
you
don't
liave
to
buy
a
lot
of
ui-
yard
of
the
defensive
field.
Notre
Dame's
"Four
Horsemen"
might
not
have
been
the
best
backfield
that
football
has
ever
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Sound,
B.C.
nans,
specifications
.labour
con-
,mo!i-c
'"
mryre
mi
iiirrf!
'l
have
hour?
of
Work
With
a
lot
of
clrariric
a'y
ami
oil"!
AH
yon
do
ii
ald
water
to
.Shirnffd
Giijgi
ilin
ml
jiiiw
moments
and
then
pop
it
into
the
oven,
li
s
m
Ore
you've
"
dieoTered
"
hhirrifl'
Ginprbread
Mix
e
all
tW
jun
of
making
gingerbread
nnm
of
the
(
Formerly
Known
as
Mohan's
Men's
Wear
)
aetii.
iney
latKea
the
offensive
;
forms
may
be
obtained
on
applica-power
and
crash
of
Rockne's
1930
'
tlon
w
th
Marine
serviced
sntiad
that
kneV
Carideo,
Sav-
CponuTor
aT
Oldi,
Schwartz
and
Marty
Brill.
,
cepted
cheque
made
payable
to
the
.
A
Itpt
.
.
.
Mcrvii
A
Ntw
Drtll
for
Jtlt
A
ft
V
tuirnn
love
to
I
:
CtnU
v,
Jim
V1
ean
iiiaKe
Hll
fil'I,
Receiver
General
of
Canada
for
tre
sum
of
$10
00.
This
cheque
will
lie
returned
upon
the
return
of
trie
plan
and
specifications
in
good
condition.
Additional
information
as
to
the
site
of
the
work
and
interpretation
of
plans
and
specifications
may
aim
be
obtained
irorti
tit
aid
At;ent
at
Prince
Rupert
.
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
They
may
not
have
been
as
good
;
as
Notre
Dame's
1943
outfit
with
Creighton
Miller,
Bub
Kelly
and'
Bertelli
or,
the
fast,
powerful
Army
delegation
of
1944
with
Blanchard,
Davis,
Hall
and
Ken-na.
Not
to
overling
an
old
Carlisle
avalanche
that
carried
i
,
lik
ww
with
the
1
.
"colour
tiuiKie
!
ID
A
Ti!ta'k.'i2R
"f
For
All-fnbiie
Tmtrx
Tintexl
nuritein-ir.
Her
i?
i
fiivom
ite
of
mine
these
ie-mm
broKoies.
rrnllj
thrilliti?
tunr
von
want,
xs
!-ra
with
HAKr.R'S
Ml)
ClltK'ULATH
iliip
that's
all
pure
.'W);.tl'.
by
a
certified
cheque
on
a
cnurtereit
Thorpe,
Calac
and
Guyon
Btlt
Canttd'an
bank
equal
to
ten
per
cent
certainly,
pound
for
pound,
th,y
rtt'S:
sEOWMRS
of
Canada,
which
cheque
will
be
forfeited
In
the
event
of
a
tenderer
rtfuslnn
to
enter
Into
a
contract
on
,
the
basis
of
his
tender.
If
calle'i
i
upon
to
do
so.
or
fulling
to
satlsfac-'
jmrt
Baltinn
Powder
Clearance
Sale
m
nw
items
t
Uirily
complete
such
a
contract
Cheques
of
unsuccessful
tenderer;-
will
be
returned.
Any
tender
not
accompanied
by
i)H
d!nut
Of
peail
Tiuw
and
Dyes
are
those
mirm!,;
hotihol.l
ilyeg
thht
tr:m-f(rn1
fuded
f.ibricn
of
all
km.l.i
in
in
eotourfiil
heuilty.
Just
think!
A
wardrobe
of
dressed
dyed
to
thi
?.ring'
net
ahadea
.
.
,
Navjt
liluft
.
.
.
and
eolours
that
com
plermnt
Navy
.
.
.
Lavender
Old
ItOf
t'.ttnfn
Red.
Or
you
ean
bave
vernifht
a
litisht,
nrw-'.rtnkinit
ehair
cover
to
brim
Spring
rifht
into
your
home
.
.
.
and
.to'king
dyed
to
J-'iuJiion'i
favourite
'hadfh
!
SiiihII
Wonder
I
bear
of
.
more
and
more
women
who
keep
their
homrw
anil
wnrl
roKrt
looking
like
new
witli,
Tin
iexi
And
for
a
complete
colour
chanffe,
thrre'i!
Tintex
f'olor
He
mover.
.
Ark
fr
All-fabric
TIN-TT.X
next
time
you're
t-liflpping
it
eiUt
only
l.V
a
package
1
How
Cn
A
irfklttt
Cettml
B
siana
aione.
iney
had
no
need
for
any
sheer
power.
When
you
consider
such
assets
as
speed,
brains,
heart,
alertness
and
rhythm,
they
had
no
equal.
After
gradual
ion
Layden,
Crowley
and
Stuhlrireher
all
became
successful
coaches
at
Notre
Dame,
Fordham.
Michigan
State,
Villanova,
Wisconsin
and
Carnegie
Tech.
while
Don
Miller
stuck
to
the
law
to
find
his
place
as
a
judge
in
Cleveland.
No
member
of
the
"Four
Horsfc-
security
deposit
as
described
will
iKtt,
.mrvr.
add
bailing
i
adin.
M-:t
:K
a.K,
:ai
cVr
t.oil-
Smashing
30
to
75
Price
Reductions
be
considered.
The
Department
does
not
bind
Itself
to
accept
the
lowest
or
any
tender.
P.
T.
COLLINS.
ftocretnry.
Department
of
Transport.
Oltuwii.
Ontario.
March
17.
1949
(70)
itl)
w?r
eradutiiy
to
iwci.iS';y,
ti,en
add
'ture
nd
blend.
Add
liitn
add
nuts
Eike
in
giead
pin,
ff-.
in
rnxK-'aie
oven
"i.MHi.
Wiuie
itlil
'
or,
cakt
rack.
Mukci
-n.es.
link
They
Last.
All
Sales
Final
tmft.
di
IZ
St
Smoe-th?
1
don't
lnow
ho
they
m
a
Jt
e
TltF.AM
OK
WHKAT"
o
1
II
H
o
i
O
II
1
V
"creamy".
.
.
but
l.U
So
:il..lly
I
Illil
"'tli
a
liisious
spicy
tMl
ta-ie
"hke
a
!'ii
serve
them
this
VtN-BAKED
BEANS
Announcing
...
AN
INTERNATIONAL
INDUSTRIAL
JOINT
EDITION
OF
The
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
'
,
AND
The
Ketchikan
Alaska
Chronicle
Sponsored
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
I'll
tmere-t
that
you
lir
it
for
your-
If
and
we
wliat
folks
mean
when
they
nut
"It's
hmoo-othl
Truly
dclicioiifil
And
5
M
inula
"
C'rMrn
of
hent
"
is
hj
very
ta--f
to
prepare,
it
cooks
to
complete
digest
ilnlitv
even
for
baby
in
just
live
minutes
of
boiling.
It's
good
for
you,
too
.
.
.
for
5
Minute
"1'ieam
of
Wheat"
contains
blood-enriching
Iron,
and
provide
extra
Calcium
and
Phon-phoms
for
diets
deficient
in
thews
clement.
That's
why
it's
uch
a
good
idea
to
make
a
family
habit
of
sruo-o-otlt
"
Cream
of
beat
"1
Cvof
AUren
Sunthlne
fbows
up
'
u.'.iu.ii
fil.NGS
Hit
onions
into
thin
karate
into
rings.
iot.ioiu
In
J
tbpn.
"Pns.
Huni
Tomato
until
omon
rinpj
be
1
iih
sau.
Heat
con-
of
hini
Ovn-Baked
",u
Sa"re.
Pour
into
Arranrt
onion
rines
n"
bear.
N
U
"ft
in
nn
.u'.L'
The
Occasion-
n
e
w
discovery
,IK!
More
and
Jiore
women
are
IT
IS
THE
NEW
MANAGEMENT'S
SINCERE
HOPE
TO
BE
PRIVILEGED
TO
SERVE
THE
PAST
CUSTOMERS
AND
MANY
NEW
PATRONS.
TO
ALL
WE
EXTEND
A
CORDIAL
INVITATION
TO
VISIT
OUR
STORE.
Winter-Milled
l:it
ric
rather
disconcertingly.
Dill
don't
worry
about
that
greace
Main
on
your
living
room
couch
...
.
or
l'licioiiKKHi'T
-)
liNM.ll,
that
J
Tturwll
"
nous
ll,in"'"
Ou.t
.wit,
to
7
',n
7
"ir
'''
lo
prepare
f
"'rf..lly
c,onom.
,a,k
f
Kraft
l),n.
"
'""
for
a
main
l
just
a
fr
,"ln8!
Vou'll
find
sey-biW--iUm
fr
main
"'"'""MlHlcmus
..
7"y
mm.
So
ak
omorroj,
for
Kril(t
"V'1'';'
for
Lrn,n
the
Foiled
Fpot
on
your
favourita
patel
wool
.
.
.
simply
ue
KNKHGINE!
It's
,-o
very
fimpb
to
ue
.
.
.
cleans
safely
without
leaving
tell-tale
ring"!
1
or
Kinr-gine
Cleaning
I'lmd
is
certain
death
lo
gieite
tains
.
.
.
and
nt
the
same
time,
po
wonderfully
gentle
With
fabrics
of
all
kind.-!
Cleans
dresses
hats
haml-
bags
upholstery
in
a
jiffy!
.Iut
follow
the
easy
instructions
for
ih'st
results.
You'll
lind
that,
with
Energine,
you
can
keep
furniture
fabrics
spot-free
and
clothes
looking
like
nel
You
can
get
Kner-gine
for
as
little
as
25o.
at
your
drug
or
department
Store.
1.
The
impending
Statehood
of
Alaska
whereby
restrictions
will
be
removed
which
at
present
preveiit
the
full
use
of
the
Port
of
Prince
flflftert
a
the
Kate-way
to
Alaska
2.
Industrial
developments
at
Prilice
Kupeft
and
Ketchikan,
notably
the
establishment
of
multi-million
.
dollar
cellulose
pulp
mills
at
both
eities
Prince
Ro-pert's
already
being
well
Under
way,
Ketchikan's
about
to
commence.
The
International
Industrial
edition
will
bring
history
up
to
date
in
picture,
news
.stories
and
feature
stories.
Publication
Date
April
38
nt
thereabouts.
(Extreme
Closing
Date,
April
10)
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eopies
throughout
-Canada
and
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and
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$1.50
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column
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Page,
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or
copies
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Ltd-
Prince
Rupert
eilclii
I
mums
jmuub
lor
yuur
feu
ly
niuuib
so
in,,
I
,
ie,e
are
80
niany
exciting
things
to
do
'll
shopiiinB
niMijr
in
ini)e
.
.
.
und
here's
livTinU1Bi
to
"""rnber!
When
it
comes
to
feminine
"nost
ri
14
01
women
hve
JUBt
itO.NiluitM
Zoniin
y
n,0!?t
convenient
most
effective!
BUnno
are
Rfwwless,
bUinlesn,
enow-white
vaginal
.
c.'"''
nowprfnllv
eermiciditl.
vet
absolutely
John
Odowes
Canada
'"M
tiwuesl
You'll
find
them
at
drugstores
,Jut
fni--
"res
something
else
to
Jieln
annwer
your
'1
tl,
lme
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