8
Prince
Rupert
Daily"
News
Friday,
October
27,
1950
Ray
Reflects
John
Ford's
New
and
r
of
th.
Fighting
CovoU
John
Wayne
and
Reminisce
Finish
Alaska
Defence
Study
"
Three
Senators
Hear
Vital
Needs
of
Area
at
.
Meeting
In
Juneau
iSMiki
.
.
-
ANN
I
f
h
:
-
v.
Winter
relief
being;
planned
i:
---VINSON
HARRY
CAREY,
JR
H
U
a
Vancouver
and
wiih
important
I
ship
building
contracts
coming
up
in
all
Britith
Columbia
shipyards,
except
the
One
at
Pr;ncs
"SHE
WORE
A
YELLOW
'
JUNEAU
Senators
Hunt,
Sal-tonstail
and
Morse,
who
have
been
touring
Alaska
on
defense
Investigations,
met
reoresenta-
Rupert.
'
"Mercy
killings,"
so-called,
are
tlves
of
this
district
recently
to
TODAY
and
SATURDAY
Evenings
7
-
9:05
condemned
by
the
World
Modi-
hear
what
are
the
vital
needs
cal
Associat.on
in
New
York.
The
'of
the
area.
i
resolution
calls
it
contrary
to
the
I
These
include
extension
of
the
i
Sat.
Matinee
2
4:20
public
interest
and
to
medial
1
Juneau
runway,
with
seaplane
wwWWWWAWMWrt',
"WAWjwj
principles
as
well
as
to
natural
and
civil
rights.
It
would
open
the
door
to
grat
abuse
of
the
handing
and
hangar;
paving
of
il
uirn.
...
1
reading
anything
concerning
the
318-mile
section
of
the
Al
"JUKt
YOUR
K
physicians
portion
in
the
car?
,,,.,,.
,,..
.
of
the
life
of
his
patient.
Tnou
,fi,.
.
,
,,
,u.,
4U
i
taken
to
mention
that
the
cook
shalt
.h.
not
,t
kill.
v.t
Yet,
,.
they
are!
.
.
.,
.
.
.
:
comes
from
aome
part
of
the
aska
Highway
running
through
Canada,
and
a
new
ship
terminal
near
Haines;
general
pro
LA"j..
J
.-.,.
-
a
..n...
.,
J,
(t-...
"Anyone
wanting
trip
to
l-'-'i'S
I
.
.
.
They
don't
have
to
be
o
menace.
A
carefully
worked
out,
easy
to
follow
budget
makes
Wallace
Department
Store
bill
paying
a
cinch.
We'll
be
pleased
ts
help
work
out
a
budget
for
you
and
your
family.
Drop
in
today!
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
tection
of
the
Skagway-Halnei
bridge,
Alta.,
in
exchange
for
area,
a
key
point
at
which
an
clear.
.
Canadian
trained
cooks
lack
of
the
skill
"
may
I
some
"
"
abr
'
i
leeding
and
watering
horse
en
v
iMBv
.v
r
enemy
could
hip
off
the
bulk
toute
phon-
68F"
from
advt.
in
.
J
..T
forbed
and
developed
ovetwas
SOCRED
LEADERS
Elected
at
the
Social
Credit
national
convention
in
Regina
were
president
Ernest
G.
Hansell,
centre,
federal
member
for
Macleod,
Alta.,
and
national
leader
Solon
Low,
right,
for
his
third
straight
term.
They
are
shown
with
w.
j.
WmKier,
president
of
the
Manitoba
Social
Credit
tion,
who
was
named
national
second
vice-president.
Missing
is
Peer
V.
Paynter
of
Vancouver,
national
first
vice-president.
(CP
PHOTO)
suggesting
pioneer
days
are
over?
Ieh
"ey.
U
WnUA
hv5-tan
1
1
lern0
.
'
We
wot
not
!
of
a
healthy
and
vigorous
popu
of
Alaska,
blocking
rail
and
highway
transportation
of
troops
and
supplies
as
well
oil
pipelines.
The
senators
visited
Ketchikan
after
leaving
here
and
have
since
returned
to
the
United
States.
AGAINST!
lation.
Many
a
welcome
and
sustaining
dish
had
Its
origin
on.
this
side
of
the
Atlantic
THE
CO
f
w
It's
taking
a
lengthy
time
to
actually
say
Rood
night
to
Irene.
In
other
words,
this
song
hit
ha?
caught
the
popular
fancy,
and
it's
just
possible
will
.enjoy
ion?
life.
Neither
In
words
or
music
it
can
be
said
there
is
any
outstanding
quality
that
sets
It
for
hurnoce
Rrj
2WHAT
JS
.
There
were
lour
In
British
Columbia
-who
held
sweep
horses,
but
these
werft
nH
winners.
Tin?
radiant
smile
of
fortune
warmed
end
Rencwa
"Captain
Morqm'$
Phone
BLACK
three
hearts
all
in
Ontario.)
Each
pocketed
a-
fortune.
A
sixtv
apart
from
other
composure
ijs.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
YrTrf
W
bachelor.
Geo.
Hail
7rh-.
y'
rs
Tha
s
basic.
And
Iran
..',,,
has,
173,750.
He'd
B.A
K,t
better
vanish
WITHOUT
A
m
towns
there
on.
away
we
go.
and.,
by
'
Ihn
hit
ft
tYttnht
Kn
m.ntlnn.-l
at
once.
Mrs.
Effie
Clay,
Toronto
.
I
-
AnM
n
rm
w
r
a.
i
I
GARDEN?
fh'ot
iu
T,n
..
i
wrau.
Bcr-pi-s
o.uuu
wani
a
remember,
o;"
rrnnunce
"e.
Pnd.s"!!.
a.?,chum?:
Jeannle
Burns,
youthful
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
SHEET
METAL
creamery
elfrk
hs
nult
the
Job
;
j
Perhaps
t
his
helps
explain
whv
i
Who
wouldn't,
with
$73,750.
5he
is
successful,
for
the
prc'enl
mind
problems
of
harboring
'
at
least.
So
serve
something
new
and
delightful
cocktails
and
long
drinks
made
with
Captain
Reach
Every
Home
fl
Thciiph
used
for
thousands
of
years
by
gardeners,
cold
frames
are
just
as
useful
now
as
in
the
c'ays
of
the
Roman
empire.,
Originally
pits
in
which
plants
could
pansy
and
perennial
seedlings.
I
If
you
plant
them
late
they
will
P'"""
on
.
'
'front
page
and
to
a
lesser
but
FINE
PRINTING
AT
"
nuuni
nmn
some
aacuuonai
rer'stent
decree,
so
Is
the
ap-
1
U
S3
Morgan
Rum.
There
arc
two
vyrathalJ
irotection.
and
tht
cold
frame
,
rroachlng
USA
election.
,Th
ST-
REGAL
PRINTERS
PHOTO
FINIS
See
our
Kodak
Ci
brands.
Gold
Label
is
rich
and
full-bodied.
.
.
Black
Label
extra
smooth
i
Line-up.
Flash
attachmenti
Cameras.
-S
Phone
24
222
Second
Ave.
Canadian
Club
in
Prince
Rupert
entertained
a
former
president
Mr.
Taft,
a
gocd
many
years
aso
In
his
remarks,
he
might
have
hfld
ro'ic'!
in.
mind
when
b"
observed
he
was
returning
horn?
to
"shed
the
lieht
of
his
intelligence
on
his
fellow
countrynien."
And
then,
he
chuckled.
,.'
.
and
flavourful.
Both
brands
be
protected
on
cold
nights
by
a
covering,
which
was
removed
when
the
sun
shone,
the
chief
I
difference
today
is
that
glass,
or
!a
translucent
plastic,
serves
for
covering.
Ecry
complete
garden
needs
a
cold
frame.
It
is
a
most
useful
tool
all
year
around.
If
you
lack
this
aid
to
garden
success,
fall
is
a
good
time
to
build
it.
It
may
te
constructed
and
put
in
Immediate
use
for
rooting
winter
flcwerins
bul'os.
Kodacolor
and
Kodj
vi'l
provide
it.
The
best-all-round
method
is
to
pot
the
plants,
and
set
them
into
the
frame.
Such
treatment
assures
a
few
more
weeks
of
growth,
and
will
enable
them
to
benefit
from
extra
warmth
In
the
spring
and
get
an
early
start.
Perennials
which
are
difficult
to
grow
without
this
protection
include
foxgloves
with
their
stately
spires,
the
canterbury
bells
and
delphiniums.
Although
make
taste-tempting
drinks!
Film.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
Developing,
Prlntin)
Tr
's
freritipnt'v
mted.
'
vn.,!v,
Enlargiiig
320
3rd
An.
We
Spccioliic
in
I
Hyacinths,
early
tu'.ips,
narcissi
and
daffodils
are
the
principal
they
are
perfectly
hardy
as
ar
as
cold
weather
is
concerned,
DISHES
ones
which
need
a
dark,
cool
OIL
HEAT
fPUSJ
situation
to
encourage
early
root
POLES
Whm
your
pil
t
ttatir
oit.
dfivi
7
'
rar'.y
ermzy
with
piB
and
Itching
...
'
1
PYLTONE.
Yoti'tl
ppredt
Uw
hlMll
od!i
idraia
l
tb
Nw
FYLTONB
TREATMENT.
Hundred!
ol
Wttr
Ull
M
only
out
botUa
lu
nfdd.
Otbn
um4
but
lwyt
with
mini
raaulta.
PYLTONB.
.
liquid
tkn
by
mouth,
fow
direct
U
h
1
lntrnl
trobl.
Kmovlnl
th
ue.
RmH
,
you
njwct
with
one
bolil
o(
PYLTO.SK
of
;
una
MTiudxi.
At
U
audcra
drutfw.
PT-f
I
they
are
very
susceptible
to
wet
weather,
and
thawing
and
freezing.
There
is
only
one
safe
way
to
grow
them
in
cold
climates
and
that
Is
by
wintering
them
in
'aBar5M32li'ir.
f
B1D3LI.S
-lac
r-0tu
1
iPiis
formation.
Bury
them
in
the
frame
bed
in
the
pots
you
expect
t?
grow
them
in,
and
when
roots
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
lor
OutMile
Orders
FH.t
lu
G300:P
"
ei
its
Be
MARCHAND
have
developed
sufficiently
bring
a
cold
frame,
where
they
will
be
OPEN
FIIOJI
7:30
P.M.
.to
3:30
A.M.
Thir.
advcitiscment
is
not
pujiished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
i
(
onfrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
SPACE
HEATER
them
indoors
for
the
quick
safe
from
wet
and
the
changes
growth
of
the
tops
and
blossoms,
in
temperature
will
be
tempered
The
frosts
of
late
fall
bring
to
by
the
glass
of
the
frame.
j
Convenient,
Economical
Hich
niThanlca:
r'firlonry.
VORTEX
Automotic
Burnaj
30
saving
In
M
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
THE
UNIVERSAL
rosU.
LTD.
TERMS
ARRAXfl
Smith
&
El
LIMITED
riiimliin;
and
Hfi
nrliAf'
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'n
P'ain-
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with
printed
flan-LClUieS
,
r
J
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:
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nclette
trtm.
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pink,
blue
0.49
and,
maize.
1
Sizes
Small,
Medium
and
Large
"
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BOYS-
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.Printed
Flannetlette,
Butcher
Boy
style,;
Colors
pink,
blue,
maize
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Oft
The
School
Shoe
you've
been
waiting
for
.
.
.
Strong
calf
uppers;
heavy
leather
sole;
stitched
and
nailed.
Steel
heel
plates.
Ladies'
Pyjamas
Black
and
'
7.25
Brown
and
white.
Sizes
SmallvM'edium
and
Large
m
Sizes
1
to
5'2
Cw'
Dtt!rM
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Flannetlette
with
printed
flannel-
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ryjailiai
ettc
trim.
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pink
and
blue.
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ie
fl
ir
1
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re
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of
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Sizes
in
Boys'
and
Children's
Shoes
for
Play
or
School
I
$1.95
LADIES'
SLIPS
$195
Ladies'
Rayon
Briefs
NYLON
HOSE
AND
j
TO
CLEAR
Heavy
quality
Satin
Slips
in
White
only.
Lace
trim
top
and
bottom.
First
Quality
51
Gauge
2
New
Poll
Shades
Dark
Seams
1.39
Heavy
quality
knit
Rayon
Briefs.
Some
lace
trimmed,
some
plain.
Colors
Tea
Rose
and
White.
Sizes,
Small,
Medium
and
Large.
Women's
RED
Pumps
1.98
Sizes
32
-42
EACH
w
TO
CLEAR
$3.95
(We
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DyeToo
'
USE
J
HOT
WW
HEATING
MEN'S
PYJAMAS
Here's
something
new.
For
the
first
time
we
have
been
able
to
buy
a
"Sanforized"
flannelette
pyjama.
Plain
colors
of
Blue,'
Green
and
Tan.
Sizes
36-42.
'
Men's
Fur
Fell
Hals
Values
to
8.50
Fine
quality
Fur
Felt
Hats
in
shades
of
Brown
and
Grey.
Sizes
6Va
to
73s
We
Stop
M
fc
WOMEN'S
I
Pull-On
Rubbers
GIRLS'
CREPE
SOLED
TWO-STRAP
LOAFER
.
Regular
4.95
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUE
"Cold
x-Have
ourMc
man
call
o";
.
...
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emotes
(
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l
Brown
Onlv
$3.95
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you
water
or
stea
EACH
ing.
AT
ONLY
$2.95
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