Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
October
27,
lMO
Victoria
Story
4t
STETSON
Education
In
Russia
f.
;
i
10
s
Royal
Film
Better
than
nine
out
of
Canadian
households
have
Alice
Arm
Man
Is
Committed
radio
and
in
1948
radio
licence.;
LONDON
(AP
The
King
and
Queen
are
going
to
the
movies
Gordon
Gillis
was
yesterday
fee
was
pald
by
j
044
07
set
0Wn,
:ommitted
for
trail
in
magis-,
Oct.
30
to
see
a
fictionalized
slice
of
family
history.
It's
"The
Mud
trate's
court
on
a
charge
of
as-j
sault
causing
grievous
bodily
By
TOM
WHITNEY
MOSCOW
t
The
question
of
separate
education
or
co-education
in
Russian
schools
is
a
burning
Issue
among
Soviet
teachers.
The
public
also
has
become
interested
as
a
result
of
a
series
cf
articles
in
the
Literary
Gazette.
Since
1944,
there
has
been
Better
THAN
ever!
For
Fall,
new
improved
quality
puts
Stetson
still
farther
in
the
lead.
Stetson
istyle
and
value
are
well
illustrated
by
the
Flagship
featuring
a
slim,
trim
wafer
edge
ithat
gives
it
a
streamlined,
ready-for-actioo
look,
harm.
Gillis
will
come
up
ior
election
next
week
on
the
return
to
the
City
of
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton.
Meantime
bail
was
set
at
$1500
by
the
magistrate.
Last
year
Canadians
spent
T
$600
per
capita
ln
retail
stores,
'
twice
as
much
as
in
1941.
Nearly
1,750,000
people
visited
'
Canadian's
national
parks
in
u.
lark,"
a
story
about
Queen
Victoria
and
a
little
ragamuffin
who
breaks
into
Windsor
Castle.
The
film
was
produced
in
Britain
by
Twentieth
Century-Fox
with
Irene
Dunne,
the
only
American
In
the
cast,
playing
the
role
of
Queen
Victoria.
King
George
himself
had
an
unofficial
part
In
selecting
the
J
Thp
eharee
arose
from
an
in
cident
July
5
at
Alice
Arm
when
la4a-
'
separate
education
for
boys
and
girls
in
Moscow
and
In
most
other
t
far
di
Harold
Lund,
proprietor
of
tne:
Alice
Arm
hotel,
received
in-j
treatment.
A
new
trial
was
or-juries
that
required
that
he
be
:
dered
after
the
charge
had
pre-brought
to
Prince
Rupert
for
viously
been
dismissed.
large
Russian
cities.
Before
that,
tn
the
larger
cities
there
was
CO'
picture
as
the
Royal
Film
for
education.
In
rural
schools
and
Other
Stefion
Had
from
$1.50
1950,
that
Is,
the
film
chosen
for
a
royal
performance.
The
royal
family
had
already
more
people
wear
STETSON
HATS
than
any
other
brand
shown
an
active
interest
In
the
filming
of
the
story
and
held
a
in
smaller
towns
the
question
of
separate
education
has
never
been
Introduced.
The
Literary
Gazette
earlier
this
year
questioned
whether
separate
education
(introduced
on
a
frankly
experimental
basis)
should
be
continued
at
all
even
where
it
exists.
A
major
article
published
by
lengthy
discussion
with
Miss
Dunne.
Queen
Mary,
who
had
bought
two
copies
of
the
novel
on
which
the
movie
Is
based,
in
I
h-
H
jll
Blackwood
On
Bridge
By
Eosley
Blackwood
Sandon
Miner
Boom
Dreamer
cidentally
advised
Miss
Dunne
VJ
AT
E
n
tells
the
truth
about...
VJ
ill
SKY
that
Queen
Victoria
had
a
this
paper,
which
has
no
direct
connection
with
education
but
"sweet
voice."
Queen
Mary,
who
has
not
at-
is
the
organ
of
the
Soviet
Writ
SANDON,
B.C.
fi
An
old
man
sits
alone
In
this
abandoned
pri'
ITviw.n
nunnnA
V.
.
.
..'v
.
,
.
,
mill
irci
ment.
t.har
in
c.iaii.fi,,
.,,
I
formances
since
the
war.
has
ar-
A
grand
slam
is
not
a
good
bid
unless
the
odds
in
favor
of
its
success
are
better
than
two-to-one.
This
holds
good
regardless
of
vulnerability.
One
of
the
worst
things
that
can
happen
to
you
at
bridge
is
to
have
your
opponents
make
a
plus
score
women
work
beside
men
a!l
their
';
ra"Bedt
se
the
Plcture
ln
Prl"
vate
at
her
hp.
,ww
n
m..
,,...
home.
and
that
preparation
for
getting
along
together
should
begin
I
right
tn
school.
'
fiV
Put
a
few
drup:.
I
jit
Vu-ks
Va-l-'l"l
I-GIO
AIR
PASSENGERS
on
hands
where
your
side
has
practically
all
the
high
cards.
ADDED
EXPENSE
It
also
made
the
point
that
separate
education'
burdened
facilities
unnecessarily
by
requir-
If
your
grand
slam
fails
by
j
or
kn0wledge
that
the
To
Vancouver
(today)
Capt
W.
Poulton,
Major
Chambers.
town
high
in
the
West
Kootenay
mountains
of
interior
British
Columbia,
waiting
for
another
boom.
John
Harris,
now
89,
was
a
youth
of
23
when
he
found
silver
in
this
narrow,
maple-covered
gorge.
Near
the
turn
of
the
century
there
were
23
hotels
tn
Sandon
and
2300
miners
were
feverishly
digging
for
silver
ore
In
the
loose
rocks
of
the
surrounding
hills.
Two
railroads
built
long
spur
lines
to
haul
out
the
wealth.
Sandon
is
more
than
just
a
boom
town.
It
was
the
capital
city
of
a
vast
silver
empire
which
still
flourishes
though
In
unc
uut
uu
iukc
nut,
umy
un
n
trumn
suit
Is
solid
hidden
points
for
the
game
you
would
have
made,
you
also
lose
lng
more
staffs
and
buildings
for
le-
f;
Ha?m'E-
Fr.aser-
Mrs-handllnst
an
equivalent
number
-n
Der
Sluys.
Mr.
Silva,
of
students.
!
W-
MeGowan,
T-
D.
Hagan,
G.
The
Literary
Gazette
asked
for
i
;
Seagram's
:
"83"
n.
iNeison,
j.
u.
xaies,
.
Koutn,
F.
Holden,
Miss
Yvonne
Love,
A.
G.
Gottschalk.
Mr.
Elchin.
c5
a,
High
Gloss
beautiful
tints
,ior
decorating.
;K
DRt
ING
In
today's
hand,
when
Mr.
Masters
learned
that
his
side
had
all
the
aces,
he
went
directly
to
a
grand
slam.
He
felt
that
his
partner's
strong
bidding
showed
at
least
a
five-card
suit
with
two
of
the
top
honors.
The
length
and
strength
of
Mr.
Masters'
heart
suit
was
an
"additional
value."
He
felt
It
Pot
Seagram's
"83"
to
the
water
test.
For
water
(plain
or
sparkling)
is
your
most
reliable
guide
to
the
whole
truth
about
any
whisky.
Water
adds
nothing,
detracts
nothing,
but
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Say
SEAGRAM'S
end
be
SURE
..,
of
the
finest
To
Sandspit
(today)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Young,
George
Green.
comment
from
teachers
and
later
printed
some
of
the
contrasting
letters
which
it
received.
Then
in
an
editorial
it
summed
up
the
results
of
the
debute
and
said
the
answers
showed
that
about
98
per
cent
of
those
concerned
favored
a
return
to
HCMPSON
j
From
sandspit
(yesterday)
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Wainwrlght,
a
more
subdued
manner.
It
is
in
the
territory
mining
men
ca!l
VARE
CO.
LTD.
the
small
slam
bonus,
the
trick
sore
for
six-odd.
and
the
penalty
of
50
or
100
points
which
Roes
In
the
opponents'
above
-the-line
score.
South
dealer.
Both
sides
vulnerable.
Ni.rlh
(Mr.
Mnvters)
8-K
8
7
H
K
Q
J
10
5
2
D
A
9
C
7
3
Wt
Eatt
(Mr.
Abel)
(Minn
nras.li)
8
J
4
3
810
2
H-8
3
H
9
7
4
D
K
Q
10
5
3
D
8
7
0
2
reasonable
to
assume
that
his
the
Silvery
Slocan,
bordered
by
Mr.
Grabowskl.
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
H.
H
.Mlnshall,
Mr.
Huchlak,
G.
side
could
make
five
spade
tne
sl6can
an(J
Kootenay
Lakes.
tricks
six
heart
trlpks
and
the,
j
j
...
i
co-education,
w--uuv.auuu
with
wm.
UI
only
,y
about
aooui
minor
minor
suit
suit
aces
aces,
13
is
tricks
tricks
in
in
all
an.
.
jn
,o
1884.
One
of
.
v
hls
mines
suver
yielded,
.ierc
two
per
cent
for
retaining
the
;
q
Fnrri
Lylor
Mr"
q
Mf.ph.rnn
r
Nelson
m
Mrs
mp
j
Mr-
Mc'
You
will
note
that
the
contract
ore
valued
at
$200,000
during
Present
svstem
for
Mn.vW
ftrul
!
f,or-
M"i
"son-
Rupert
Florists
Haffey.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Payne,
to
Al!
Occasion
E.
C.
Williams.
.
Box
516
Trf.7T
Thi.
will
make
if
the
outstanding
one
week
of
operation.
He
built
j
other
big
cities,
trumps
break
3-2.
It
will
also(two
noteis
and
organized
the)
The
paper
citicized
Minister
make
if
the
trumps
break
4-1
;
machinery
that
makes
a
city
of
Education
Kairov,
for
refusing
and
the
singleton
is
the
jack
from
a
collection
of
transient
to
discuss
the
Issue.
U
6
C
J
10
B
2
Hiilllh
(Mr.
!:
l"
or
iu.
in
mat
case
Mr.
uaw,
shacks
after
laying
down
the
ace
of
other
hotels
in
Sandon
served
The
Literary
Gazette
said
that
co-education
must
be
re-Introduced
where
It
is
lacking
now
and
said
that
this
must
be
done
by
Che
beginning
of
the
next
school
year.
trumps
and
noting
the
fall
or
whisky.
But
Harris'
hostelrles
the
honor,
would
have
a
finesse.
Soid
ehamnaene.
against
the
other
honor.
LIVES
ALONE
Five
outstanding
cards
Of
a
Now
John
Harris
lives
alone
RT
R
A
I
T
S
sloped
and
Printed
IPT
SERVICE
IDLER'S
STl
1)10
iirtet
Box
64:
i
tn
389
Prince
Rupert
suit
will
break
3-2
about
68
per,amld
the
decaying
ruins
of
the
cent
of
the
time,
so
that
the
once-bustling
town
tucked
away
odds
ln
favor
of
success
on
this,
in
the
cleft
of
a
mountain
range
hand
are
better
than
2
to
1.
If
where
travellers
seldom
go.
The'
from
tup
ffiTouv
t
v...,
;
8-A
Q
9
8
6
H
A
8
D
J
4
i
C
A
K
5
4
j
The
blddhiK:
K.iiilh
fil
North
Enst
I
1
8
Pan
2
H
Pom
j
3
C
Pnss
4
8
Pass
i
4
NT
Pius
5
D
Pass
8
NT
Paw
7
8
All
pasa
i
In
today's
hand
Mr.
Masters
and
Mr.
Dale
used
the
Black-j
wood
Convention
to
advantage
'
In
reaching
a
seven
spade
con-i
tract.
After.
Mr.
'
Masters'
re-i
sponse
to
the
four
no
trump
bid
showed
one
ace,
Mr.
Dale
called
i
five
no
trump.
Remember
that
this
latter
bid
not
only
asks
for
your
chances
are
less
than
that,
'
big
mines
are
empty
tombs.
A
OHN
H.
be
satisfied
with
a-
small
slam.
perilous
road
follows
the'
old
BABY
CHENILLE
BEDSPREADS
stagecoach
route
from
New
Den
Lowest
Price
m
Canada.
Beauti-
ver.
ULGER
Harris
still
keeps"6pen
one"
of
full
first
quality,
completely
tuft-
hls
hotels
despite
the
fact
guests
ed.
No
sheeting
showing.
AL
colours,
double
or
single
bea
.
;
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
i
For
Clean,
Courteous
Service
:
.
Call
'
11
.
.
.
,
1
.
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n
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Uiader
Ntw
Management
!
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V
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t
j
Eventually
Why
Not
Now?"
j
',
W
i
!
or
ior
Yourself
1
I
SLIPPERS
Ll1
1
'
O
TAILORING
for
,
i-
4
Lodies
and
Gentlemen
j
j,
...
.
f
ROM'
-
ONGjheTMOR
ownw.n
,
220
Sixth
St.
Phone
649
'
.
Jm
V
'
i
can
do
more
(kii
td
Sugar
Ray
Is
Still
Champ
PHILADELPHIA
-
!
are
infrequent.
Harris
came
originally
from
sizes.
Flowered
or
solid
patterns
TOMTTRIST
i
Virginia.
He
was
a
voung
real
;
;
o-;
h
R.nr
rnn
nine
kings.
It
also
fays:
"Partner,
our(
(
estate
operator
m
wo
m
iaano
;
postage.
Immediate
money-back
I
side
has
all
four
aces.'
'
(Sugar)
Robinson
is
Still
top
man
when
a
nrosneRtor
lust
down!
rwi
..
n.
I
Because
of
this
the
i
t
'
iKumaiiicc.
viun
unc,
uu
win
five
no
rt
in
.
the
middleweight
....
....
boxing
divi-J
,
from
Canada
brought
a
glitter-
order
more
Xown
&
country
T
MIL.A.
V
f
I
-I
I
m
i
sion.
Bulger
Ltd.
Jtd
Avenue
I
trump
bidder
Is
no
longer
cap
I
tain
of
the
hand.
Either
part
msm
ucicau
mg
piece
or
ore
inw
nis
ointc.
Mfgrs..
6330
Mountain
Sights
St.,
(Bobo)
Olson,
fresh
from
it
was
one
of
the
first
pieces
wnntrpn,
0,lphp.
,hr,
Carl
the
Hawaiian
Islands,
in
the
of
ore
to
come
out
of
the
Slocan
ner
may
now
put
the
hand
in
I
a
grand
slam
if
he
has
the
val-I
ues
to
do
so.
j
These
should
be
additional
!
values
that
is,
values
not
al-I
ready
shown
by
previous
bids.
iThey
should
be
in
the
form
of
,
"extra"
queens,
a
solid
side
suit
B
BESl
twelfth
of
a
scheduled
fifteen-
Valley,
which
a
few
years
later
rounder.
was
to
become
one
of
North
Olson,
who
had
never
hit
the
'
America's
greatest
treasure
canvass
before
in
his
career,
troves
of
high
grade
silver
ore.
went
down
for
the
count
at
1
'
Harris
packed
up
and
headed
minute
19
seconds
of
the
twelfth
north.
He
traced
Sandon
Creek
round
-
i
back
to
its
source
and
began
digging.
Plumbing
N.H.A.
DESIGN-OF-THE-MONTH
Wee
When
Harris
amassed
a
moa-eraie
tortune,
he
went
back
to
Virginia
and
built
a
mansion.
But
he
returned
a
few
years
later.
The
Klondyke
gold
rush
and
about
Freedom
ONE
108
K:
'
the
decline
in
silver
prices
fin-
j
ished
off
Sandon.
operations
continued
on
a
minor
scale
for
hCE
RUPERT
p.
...
v.
V
t
I
years
and
then
died
altogether.
IJMBING
&
HEATING
Vi
Now
you
can
do
something
to
help
preserve
peace
and
freedom
in
Canada
and
throughout
the
wtirld.
Today,
more
than
ever
before,
Canada
and
democratic
nations
everywhere
must
be
strong
to
preserve
our
way
of
life
against
aggression
from
any
quarter.
B8CHUMAN
't
Office
Blug.)
'There's
still
plenty
01
ore
here,"
Harris
says.
"It's
a
little
hard
to
find
but
when
big
money
starts
rolling
again,
Sandon
will
come
to
life
with
a
bang."
Until
that
happens,
John
Harris
1
loath
to
leave
the
familiar
ghosts
that
Inhabit
this
silent
city.
From
coast
to
coast
every
unit
of
the
Canadian
Army
Reserve
Force
needs
more
men
who
are
w
illing
to
devote
part
of
heir
spare
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spaciousness,
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average
city
lot.
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floor
plan
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every
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of
newness,
of
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different'
in
the
exterior
appearance
of
this
bungalow
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the
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carries
through
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front
overhang,
the
most
striking
feature
of
this
design,
suggests
a
.location
with
sunny
southern
exposure.
The
view-catching
windows
in
the
living
room
are
protected
in
the
summer
by
the
extended
eave
but
the
design
still
permits
full
advantage
of
solar
heat
in
the
wintertime.
The
entrance
vestibule
is
also
roofed
by
three-foot
overhang
which
lends
itself
to
a
porch
or
patio
effect.
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vestibule
with
adjoining
clothes
closet,
opens
into
the
entrance
hall
which
is
separated
from
the
living
room
by
a
shallow
partition.
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good
sized
living
room
and
dining
section
are
bright
and
the
unbroken
wall
space
allows
many
variations
in
furniture
arrangement.
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moderate
sized
bedrooms
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bathroom
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located
conveniently
close
to
all
the
bedrooms.
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The
well-appointed
kitchen
has
a
compact
layout
for
greater
ease
and
efficiency.
Steps
lead
down
to
a
grade
entrance
and
on
down
to
the
basement.
The
back
entrance
opens
into
the
landing
formed
by
the
taira
down.
The
exterior
finish
of
this
Ottawa
home
is
brick
veneer.
The
window
section
at
the
front
of
the
house
is
emphasized
by
white
cement
feather-edging
to
give
a
clapboard
effect.
Stucco
or
frame
construction
could
also
be
used
as
exterior
finish.
.
The
desien
is
adaptable
to
either
large
lot
or
smaller
city
lot
with
store"
pleasant
view.
The
house
frontage
is
88
feet
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or
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by
the
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Control
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Columbia.
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