Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
December
21,
1950
Good
Music
Blackwood
On
Bridge
By
Eoslcy
Blackwood
Appreciated
fRlDAY
ond
SATURDAY
SPECIALS!!
When
Mr
nhamnnm
overcallpfl
with
twn
hpnrts.
'
1
-
-
'
"
"
"
7
vnlnprarnV
in
t.nrtav'si
hand.
Mr
Haiti
rlirln'r
have
Eminent
Artists
Hit
Prince
Rupert
on
Alaska
Music
Trail
"In
spite
of
everything
else,
!t
what
most
players
would
consider
normal
trump
sup-
:
-
i
i
a
t
v.
:
1
i
.
1
.1
err4
has
been
a
wonderful
experience."
That
was
the
feeling
of
pun
ior
a
raise
01
wiai
sun.
h
ma
paruiei
nau
openeu
the
bidding
with
one
heart,
Mr.
Dale
would
not
have
raised
the
suit
unless
i;
was
rebid.
But
for
an
over-
Fraser
&
Payne's
Special
HOSIERY
EVENT!!
First
Quatity
Nylons
both
Desire
Ligeti,
famous
baritone,
and
Marcus
Gordon,
emin
call
at
the
two
range,
he
knew
ent
pianist,
on
the
last
lap
of
their
Alaska
Trail
performances."
Mr
i
namnmn
won
in
nave
a
very
simple,
but
I'll
wager
a
lot
sood
suit
of
at
least
five
cards
nf
of
the
finessing
addicts
would
en
tji
rlnmmu
with
tha
ace
of
ana
about
six
winners
overall
Both
artists
were
impressea
Dy
the
scenic
wonders
they
encountered
in
the
"north
country."
Both
sides
vulnerable.
clubs
and
lead
a
diamond
to
!i-
nfiw
against
the
kinir
That
They
found
Fairbanks
"terribly
cold
cold"
and
could
not
account
lor
would
be
the
wrong
play
in
spite
,
n
IV..
tVtnt
llna
Vaan'o
foil-
I
I
I
lift
iH'
i-f
fess
4
'
1
1
v
i
11...
the
iiic
mild
lllliu
weather
wcauici
they
vutj
encoun
yjl
buc
lacti
iiimb
ivn
a.
ii..ii
o
ibm
cni.wu.i-
ure
to
lead
a
diamond
previously
J
tered
in
Ketchikan
and
-prince
I,
)
n
strongly
suggests
mat
sne
naa
Kupert.
the
king.
It's
an
old
story
don't
j
Asked
what
their
reactions
Were
take
a
finesse
except
as
a
last
to
the
reception
at
the
places
East
dealer.
North
(Mr.
Hale)
8
8
3
h
9
a
e
Q
g
C
A
K
10
4
3
U'et
Rant
(Mr.
Maulers)
(Mm
Keen)
ft
Q
7
4
8
ft
A
K
10
8
6
H
3
2
H
A
10
D
10
8
7
4
2
D
K
6
6
C
J
6
C
J
8
5
South
(Mr.
Champion)
a
j
H
K
Q
J
7
5
4
D
A
J
3
C
8
7
2
resort.
I
r"
!
.
:
f
V.
r
Vtnrt
'.
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1
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i
.
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t
(
u
-
A
1
YxUr
mr.
vuuiitijiuii
uguicu
u
uuu
auu
ivn
.
bigcu
Dtu
vnvj
a
club
to
lose
in
any
case,
so
why
thought
people
had
not
had
set
the
balance
of
the
suit?
He
them
and
that
they
were
hungry
.nr.l.J
......
n
nlllVtn
Kl
H
fM
1
II
4-V.A.,
tVm,,rvVlt
Vl
O
1
-
""'"!
1
It
LUoJiCU
HiC
ilCfci
ui
UUU
nn
lOi
11..
1
LUiC,
Liltjf
i-AiUigjii-.,
iiwa
lowed
with
a
low
club
toward
an
innate
appreciation
of
talent
The
bidding:
Kant
ftMith
Wtt
North
IS
3H
Paaa
3H
Pass
4
H
All
pass
So
Mr
Dale
nrooerlv
decided
his
nine.
If
both
opponents
fol-1
an(j
a
uiung
for
good
things
of
(
low
to
this
trick
the
rest
ot
ufe
They
were
happy
about
the
dummy's
clubs
are
good
and
the
reception
they
had
received.
The
two
diamonds
in
Mr.
Champion's
Alaska
Trail
was
providing
good
hand
can
be
discarded
on
them,
talent
to
people
who
had
not
If
Mr.
Masters
turn
up
with,
hear
dit
before.
They
made
It
nl..k.
n
fV.
nuoon
ialr
n1,nr.
fVior
ifVion
tVtw
atrl
Alaska
not
to
bother
to
show
his
cluJ
suit.
He
raised
the
hearts
i
1111
m
1UU1
LlUkl
M4-"!
ucai
Uiab
TVv
kv.j
-
(
i
i
t.
i
.,.111
ii-
itJ
-nmnlrc
rt
ASSORTED
LEG
LENGTHS
DARK
PENCIL
SEAMS
.'.
.
EXTRA
SHEER
51
Gouge,
15
Denier.
'Sizes
8K2
to
1
1
We
have
two
shades,
one,
the
most
popular
shade
of
the
seaso'n
"Rose
Dusk"
A
flattering
misty
beige
for
wear
with
Navy
and
subdued
Blues,
Garnet,
Cardinal,
Champaigne
and
Sand
Beiges.
"Hazeltaupe"
A
new
alluring
deep
Taupe,
to
add
new
glamour
to
your
legs.
a
pair
2
pair
for
3
mrgrvepd'l
UT
.
"We
feel
STi?K
lA
but
onhlch
a
Proven
finesse
can
"e
good
because
we
feel
we're
doing
the
roJ
to
112
and
oundl
taken
in
clubs,
again
setting
the
a
job
for
music
as
wll
as
for
encouraginrto
partner
,
remalnl"g
clubs
in
dummy
f?5
Alaska,"
-Mr.
Oordon
said.
more
more
encouraging
to
partner.
;
diamond
dlscards
lf
lt
should
Both
arlisU
feIt
the
xesis-Mr
Masters
ooened
the
deuce
,
v
....
lV,
v,i,i
."'w
.
.
,
,.
.
.....
ir
uc
MrB-
ricc"
tance
to
season
iickcis
was
,P
?
MnTrti,:lubs'
tne
diamond
finesse
can
ehiefIy
due
t0
mediocre
talent
witn
tne
King
ana
conunuea
stil,
b
taken
and
the
king
ofit.nt
that
hnH
had
hppn
been
rlisnlavpfi
displayed
on
on
Dre-
with
the
ace.
Mr.
Champion
lnh
nrnvMpl.
th.
necessarv
en-
pre-,
vious
occasions.
They
were
sure
that,
since
the
Alaska
Trail
had
been
Deen
opened,
opeiieu,
response
rcspuiiac
to
season
ucaavni
ruffed
and
laid
down
the
king
trv
to
dummy.
of
hearts
which
Mrs.
Keen
cap-
there
two
fi-
Whenever
wiiriicvci
Lucie
are
oic
4
itv.
v.
.
i
rould
betthanLd
alnesses
to
be
taken
or
two
suits
tickets
for
concert
tours
would
could
rio
do
no
no
better
man
leaa
a
.
.
.
.
almost
f.
"
""""""
..Tt
in
h
tho
w
"c
Bck
UH
'
De
mucn
greaier.
n,
win
uc
m-tnira
third
snartP
spaae
and
ana
Mr
Mr.
"-nimpioii
ChamDion
i
.
.
.
,
h
Wish
special
friends
and
guests
"the
season's
best'5,
.
.
.
with
these
.
.
.
the
best
of
ales
and
beers".
You
can
buy
no
better
products
of
the
master
brewer's
art.
OLD
DUBLIN
ALE
ROYAL
EXPORT
BEER
HIGH
LIFE
DEER
oTfearU
Extracted
tl
Tng
one""piay""
over
the"
other.
stuff"'
Mr."
Ugelil
queen
oi
Hearts
extractea
tne
1
e
thousands
of
such
sit-1
id
W.
.
I
last
of
opponents'
trumps.
i
uations,
so
an
1
can
an
teU
you
ts
How
would
vou
nlav
from
here
.
.
1.
1
i.
vr.
iney
agreeu
uie
iiuuiciiuc
nau
been
marwllous.
Thev
were
"
-
-
"
tu
tlliltlk
Willie
nail.
on?
There
is
a
possible
loser
in
both
diamonds
and
clubs.
To
MM
ANNETTES
imvpttp's
cvipc
SNAPS
1
tK
nmn
nla
(
hit
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
oi
British
Columbia.
(Continued
from
page
6)
eager
to
respond
to
the
interest
of
the
artists
to
come
to
this
part
of
the
country.
They
want
en
equal
rating
with
other
parts
of
the
country
in
quality
of
talent
available.
Mr.
Gordon
3aid
he
felt
the
To-
Wood
570,
F.
McKimm
481
&
PAYNE
RASER
HOWIE
MORENZ
(Continued
from
page
6)
tals
706,
959,
916.
and
gallant,
he
hurtled
through
437i
A
Whatman
itman
564,
sw,
A.
a.
Philip
rninp-'
.
.u.
,
m.
orsn
SUIIie
Ui
w.
LUC
IiUUKIICOU
o
uciculi
Warren
391.
Totals-
m
son
MJI1
431,
tJi,
J.
rf.
n
combinations
in
the
game
and
5g9
6J.2
gi2
.
'
nlaces
where
thev
had
been,
their
SPOKT
SHOTS
never
in
his
long
career
had
a
,
1
HALLS
B
set
a
new
modern
National
:the
seventh
consecutive
time
(in
Leattue
record,
bv
hitting
four
-
service
in
1945)
broke
the
tie
jiiiiued
from
page
6)
;
v.
nn
v.
.
i.
LT
Rf
perlormances
had
inspired
the
p
P-
.
D
ornev
4?!'
R.obe.rh
5i9:.P-
r,e.y
citizens
to
get
better
pianos.
He
llglll.
Ull
tilC
1VC.
a
nine-inning
jnicn
existed
wiui
vyunam
w.
Howie's
life-time
pro
record
i
liuilie
luim
in
Bo&ton,
m
u.
isiey
oi..
wanted
t0
be
retlcent
about
that
L0
x.
r,,io
Hon
p!
point
U-at
anyone
who
has
had
piuel
Jethroe,
most
bases,
35.
gome,
August
31
vs
Boston.
Hoi
Terry,
New
York
and
Stanley
C.
j
from
1923-2
to
1936-S7
pro-hit
fcr
17
total
bases
that
day,
Hajk,
Chicago
and
established
duoed
270
goals
and
197
as-
,
,.
,j
i
sists
sists
for
for
a
a
461
467-oint
-point
total.
total.
He
He
...
e-n
n
lilt-"
III
rtlAUl
C
Ul
IIICCIjIIIK
ivxi
.
new
league
mark.
Sidney
Gor
modern
major
spttlnir
a
new
5:
Hill
4Vorai.don
Knows
he
Unking
no
un-
don,
Boston,
by
hitting
four
,ook
uart
in
all
league
mark.
yerS
ar,1
rues:
Granville
W.
i
won
the
Hart
trophy
(most
valuable
player
to
his
team)
in
1928,
1931
and
1932,
and
in
1931
and
1932
was
named
to
the
Canadian
Press
all-star
team.
.
41
nnnonna
nritVi
fana
home
run?
with
bases
filled,
April
19,
June
1,
June
3,
July
41
(2nd
game),
tied
a
Major
League
,
Willie
E.
Jones,
t
Brooklyn
had
the
longest
win
-
8'
Sot
'
Mr.
Igeti
was
enthusiastic
m
i
..I,
j
ftSSfSE-ft
MaTndren0;
.bo
Sl.
JTS
?oto9i8E97A5nd8rn
ugirits
a
Tt
Totals-800
sua,
a.
children
hear
good
music
ii7-
T,t.,
nina
streak.
10
games,
wniii
vuia,
i
iui
,
i
,i
t;i
.
vj.i,
r
-"
n
.
record
neia
Dy
many
piajcia.
:.fl;
Alvin
R.
Dark.
New
started
August
17
vs
New
Yoi
ili
Roy
IF.
Smallcy.
Chic-
and
ended
August
n
wnen
iney
CP.
tr.
s.s.
s.s.
Princess
rnncess
Norah,
noraii,
Capt.
ap.
diens
dens
he
ne
was
was
traded
traded
in
in
a
a
three-
tnree-
ROCKETTE3
ROCKETTE3
N
N.
Gedde's
Geddes
429,
429,
at
the
"lc
start
so
"
that
they
w"-'
""B
might
"
I
Schotfndicnst,
St.
Louw,
mm
w
i-
LOUls-
wincuiiwu
u.-
G.
O.
Hughes,
arrived
at
5C0fnered
deal
with
Chicago
M
Anton
490
M
Penney
442,
O.
be
better
able
to
appreciate
it
u
o'clock
w.u.
..
jvmvv.wmj
yesterday
afternoon
from
.
Black
umvn
Hawks
iiun.w
and
Montreal
Ma-
INeWlUU
Mewton
596
Ufv,
B
Hood
477.
Totals
latpr-
He
sald
there
had
,been
ierea
tne
luiigtr&u
luauig
ovicn.,
1
1ft
nmn
hreinnlne
Aueust
18
c-.
....i'
ij
ih.
Uhm
thev
were
defeated
by
St.
Vot-hlkan
and
nt.hpr
Ala-Skan
1
i-nnna
Dnrt
ujpnt.
t.fl
t.h
HaWkS.
I
n.n
oil
not
800
turn
out
for
the
children's
,
Ol.
CUJVVCV1
i.111-
1
"
...
.
.
hi
...i.
on
o
Tjviiia
nnri
thv
did
not
win
until
Van
Van
concert
concert,
In
in
Juneau.
juneau.
"If
n
the
me
chlld-
.
.
V
.
.........
.
"
1
.JW.
.M
.
O!
II
O.J1
.
961.
ports
ports
and
and
sailed
sailed
an
an
hour
hour
later
later
j
Then
Then
he
he
was
was
traded
traded
to
to
New
Newj
'skeena
'skeena
GROCERY
GROCERY
G.
G.
uum-for
Ocean
FaUs
and
Vancouver.
;
v0rk
Rangers
midway
through
w...
fisa
w
f5iater
464.
S.
Smith
ren
are
not
exposed
to
the
germ
V-1
-
L
1
1
1
u
atrtlli,
du
Kamt-a.
-
jak
started
June
27
(1st
August
27
(2nd
game)
when
they
fouinst
Chicago
and
was
defeated
New
York
3-1.
the
1935-36
campaign
and
set-i,nci
K
wvk
4fi2
I
Haeup
384.
of
good
music
they
will
not
ap-i,,
(
Embarking;
Rmharkini?
here
here
for
for
Vancouver
Vancouver!
House
Decorations
Xmas
Wrapping
Paper
Ribbons
Tree
Lights
Cards
AND
.'
'
Many
Gift
Items
uly
27
by
five
Brooklyn
J.B.
Putsey,
J.
A.
WUliams,
mr
the
19th
time
In
the
hls-lwere
During
his
skein,
he
--
---
..
.
,-
F,
.
H.
Bmltn,
J.
i..
is-ennett,
a.
National
League
no
nfl
47
hits
in
121
times
at
tory
of
the
tied
into
semi-obscurity.
Totals
762
720
803
I
Palate
it.
when
they
are
grown
w
The
experts
said
he
was
fin-1
GINGER
SNAPS
E.
Muleur
up,"
he
said.
g
ished
but
Cecil
Hart,
the
man
,
3g8
B
Ml;Gleshan
375,
n.
Ken-
Mr.
Ligeti
sang
over
C.B.C.
g
who
signed
him
to
his
first
prontd'
v
Parkin
413
s.
Stew-1
November
15
with
the
Mendel-jg
nntraot.
return
to
Canadiens
as
i
f
WJ.iLjas
ft.s2.fiRS
ssohn
choir
and
the
Toronto,-
S
S-Sif
S
H.n....on.
K.
W.
aw....
1
inotlfl
tirontprt
t
n
.
....
.
.
.
...
t
'
finmnhnnv
'
V
yjjza,
jrZ&tZw?
-fctydfr-
K
manager
111
1
BC
E.A.U.
M.
uaxter
111,
n.
wv"""
-
1
...
.
.
re-create
the
old
spirit
of
the
;
gtef
fens
341,
A
Holkestad
610,
C.I
The
program
offered
tonight
S
Flying
Frenchmen
and
bought
Rlvltt
289
J
-Thornton
410.
To-
at
the
Civic
Centre
will
be
the
g
Morenz
from
Rangers
for
a
son?.
1
tals740
'76i
839
1
same
as
tne
Pair
gave
ln
New
i
S
He
whipped
around
like
the!
SAVOY'S
F
Morrison
544,
M.
York.
Mixed
with
pieces
every-
1
1
Morenz
of
old
until
the
night
of
I
LavioleUe
518
E.
Knutson
507.
one
knows
will
be
some
classical
'
6
..
n.u..
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well
AT
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u,
iwui.,
-
j
jj
jonnas
410,
u.
crijiauii
iju,
1
1
point
of
his
skate
penetrated
the
j
R'
McCaUum
275.
Totals
827,
known.
boards.
He
lost
his
oaiance,
ieu.
,
8g9
95
,
fast
RIJVCK
CATS
P.
Hiegins
447,
M.
Bond
462.
H.
Miller
431.
E.
The
imbedded
skate
held
iTi
-t
v-Jj
I
j
t
Hir-ir
Hirk
414
414
w
w
Duncan
Duncan
256.
256.
E.
e.
Rothwell
Rothwell
3
373.
G.
Muncev
292
and
nis
leg
was
uruis.cu.
Lyiil!lsW
ilUL-Ai.
li
r-
1
I
A
nervous
breakdown
compll-,
st,ph
,49
B
Davis
568.
Totais
Totals
836.
788.
726
cated
his
illness
but
he
was7g3
72Q
881
j
sHENTON"S
P.
Smith
586,
D.
rallying
from
this
when
compli-;
COMMERCIALS
J.
Helgerson
Arr'ern
584,
M.
Shenton
262,
Vin
cations
set
in
and
he
died
sud-
B
TnomDSOn
419
l.
Smith
Elliott
344,
B.
Matson
451.
Totals
denlv
in
hospital
on
the
night
.7fi
T
s,upart
282
L
Ewart
537.
800.
716,881.
f
VTirh
R
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.
ncn
n.l
OBI
Oitr
i
WAT.T
WALLACE
A
PHARMACY
G.
ui
iviaivi,
w.
1
M
flOUUn
OJV.
lUtttia
owl,
wuu,
But
hockey
hadn't
forgotten
gog
Mirpn7
He
was
made
a
member,
J.,,
Thain
507,
D.
Dibb
389,
A.
Parker
421,
L.
Phillipson
417,
K.
Thompson
652.
Totals
942,
902,
764.
f-
z
OVER
4
YEARS
OLD""
i
of
the
Hall
of
Fame
shortly
af-
s
Downing
47
i
Parkhouse
ter
it
was
set
up
in
1943.
256
J
Collins
475,
J.
Adcock
282,
GREATEST
TEAMS
G
wilkins
525
Totals
890,
800,
;
Two
of
the
Canadien
teams
he
-played
with
received
votes
in
the
(
jJlansON"S
I
Dell
548.
M.
.
...
-
....,
Knarrl
or
bv
the
fc
ailvcrli
y
v
.
-
Uetnent
is
not
pub.Uhed
or
disp.fveu
.
SAFE
BUYS
Government
01
.
1948
Ford4-Door
$jg5Q
ballot
for
tne
greatest
iiulc,
Copeland
448i
D
Stewart
353,
S.
club
of
the
half
century
the
Currle
4?&
M
Montg0mery
(148.
1924
and
1930
clubs,
both
Stan-,
0tS
RPn
ASK
PO
SCOTIAND'S
.
FAVOURITE
SON
J01UE
WALKER
1949
Special
DeLuxe
BIG
SISTERS
E.
Bond
504.
Sw,ai
$2025
TRtCK
SPECIAL
1941
Ford
Sedan
Delivery.
..
JgQ
.
IS48
Chev.
Pick-Up
ley
cup-winiiHig
tuuiunmuuio.
,
Some
voters
didn't
stipulate,
the
year
for
the
Silver
Seven!
team
they
selected
they
would
go
for
any
year
year
lt
was
ln
existence.
And
the
vote
ended
with
the
Varsity
Grads
and
Sil-1
...Itv.
.niif
vntp.S'
SCOTCH
WHISKY
Luxury
Steamer
PRINCE
GEORGE
.
,
1
ssssf
rfs
YfssA
tiisr
A
k
sla
2
ver
oevcii
wcu
iwm
-
-,
M
each.
The
remamaer
01
ine
uai-J
lot
reads
like
a
history
of
Can-
!
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
N
ada's
national
winter
game.
-
f
There
were
the
Stanley
Cuo
S
teams
of
Canadiens
in
1944
and
5
1946;
Toronto
Leafs
of
1931,
1942
Fur
Trimmed
Quilted
Mules
WE
STILL
HAVE
ALL
SIZES
IN
SLIPPERS
and
1949;
Boston
Brums
01
iou,
Wine
or
Bke
Reduced
to
3-45
at
Don't
Be
a
Last
Minute
Shopper!
COME
IN
TODAY!
S
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
t
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
3
and
1941;
Montreal
Maroons
01
j
1935;
Ottawa
Senators
of
1909,
1921-22-23,
and
New
York
Rang-1
ers
of
1928
and
1933.
Also
named
were
Allan
Cup
4
champion
Winnipeg
Vies,
1912;
5
Toronto
Granites,
1923;
Port
4
Arthur
Bearcats.
1926;
Moncton
REDUCED
PRICES
WOMEN'S
MOCCASINS
M
M
Bora
1820
f
Still
(Mn
Stiwl
A
See
our
lines
of
other
Slippers
for
SHEAFFER
PENS
ENGLISH
LEATHER
WALLETS
(Initialed
free
of
charge)
GIFT
STATIONERY
CAfcDS
f
Hawks,
1934;
and
the
Memorial
Cup
champion
Winnipeg
Fal-
4
cons
of
1921
and
Toronto
St.
Michael's,
1947.
MtN
ALL
AT
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
t
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
WOMEN
and
1
'
S
w
Distilled,
Blended
ana
Bottled
fra
Scotland
Content.
26Vi
OHM
WALKER
&
SONS
LfO,
Srokh
Whisky
DiViiiers
K?iED
CHILDREN
Blue
Only
To
Clear
1-45
ACTIVE
OLDSTER
BUCHANAN,
Sask.
0)
Wasyl
Fofanoff
is
95
but
still
going
strong.
He
has
been
harvesting,
haying
and
making
building
re
KILMARNOCK,
SCOTLAND
Family
Shoe
Store
r.i,rii.
Rnherts
Phone
357
lli'".
"
1
y
,i
Beaner
Block
pairs
this
fall
on
his
farm
near
here.
He
married
for
the
second
Thla
BdvertttttiteYi'
a
not
pubUbed
or
displayed
oy
the
LI
jncr
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
BritUh
Columbia.
.
3rd
Street
Phone
234
and
SATURDAY
NITE
FTHURS.
NITE
c
IHURS.
AFTERNOON-FRIDAY
AFTERNOUN
rMWMi
I
1
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Jlltimeat
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age
of
70.
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