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Thursday,
March
2,
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School
Board
To
Visit
Sunnyside
Information
tluit
the
site
of
the
lTOllan
School
at
Sunnyside
would
be
a
favorabe
location
for
a
now
public
school
was
contained
in
a
letter
from
Sunny
ere
:
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Cr..rG.r,orn6sU,c..,ng,0m,nc.!
I
gore
!
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4
Yes
folks!
Only
2
more
days
for
you
to
take
advantage
of
Rupert
Mens
and
Boys
Store
bargain
making
Clearance
Sale.
Don't
miss
this
record
making
Sale
of
men's
and
boys'
wear
bargains.
janetIEIGH
fcJil'oLr
WHM
CALSWQinHT-S
"THE
Km
"
!
Plar.s
fur
the
observing
of
Education
Week
March
5
to
11
in
Pi
nice
Rupert
have
been
finalized
by
the
Education
Week
committee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Teachers'
Association,
committee
chairman,
P.
Adlem
reported
after
Monday
night's
meeting
in
Booth
School.
Theme
for
the
week
is
'EducationEverybody's
Busincs"
and
in
this
connection
co-sponsoring
organizations
have
been
allocated
various
jobs
to
do.
Among
the
local
organizations
taking
part
are
the
city
council,
the
Parent-Teacheis'
Association,
the
Board
of
School
Trustees,
the
Canadian
Legion
Women
s
Auxiliary,
Wvi
Chambers
of
Commerce,
the
Rotary
Club,
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
side
read
to
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
School!
Board
last
night.
I
Previous
information
obtained!
by
members
of
the
board
had
Indicated
the
site
would
riot
bej
favorable,
terrain
being
poor.
I
In
Tact,
not
many
locations!
could
be
found
that
would
prove
satisfactory
as
a
new
school
site.
The
present
school,
a
for-
i
mer
churcth,
is
in
poor
shape!
and
Is
situated
on
undesirable
j
property.
It
w.is
felt.
The
board
decided
the
only!
method
by
which
a
decision
could
be-
reached
would
be
by
visiting
the
site
at
some
future
dale.
In
the
meantime,
the
secretary
was
Instructed
to
ac-i
knov.'ledgv
the
letter.
j
TioTelTakhTva
11
m
a
!
ADDED
SPECIALS.
LAST
2
DAYS
Men's
All
Wool
Work
Socks
Orchestra
under
the
direction
of
F.
Uuber
will
make
its
first
public,
appearance.
I
Articles
of
interest
by
a
cross-section
of
citizenry
will
be
published
daily
throughout
the
week
in
the
Daily
News
and
speakers
Vvili
be
heard
eveiy
evening,
Monthly
through
Friday
over
CFPR.
Saturday
night.
CFPR
will
broadcast
a
panel
discussion.
Members
of
the
panel
will
be
J.
S.
Wilson,
moderator;
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby;
A.
M.
Hurst;
H.
S.
Harrison;
and
H.
Thorn.
Gordon
&
Anderson
are
giving
the
use
of
one
of
their
display
windows
over
to
Education
Week
and
suitable
publicity
is
being
ai
rang!
d
by
Miss
J.
McDougall
and
Miss
Isobel
Rogers
of
the
Booth
High
School
staff.
T.
G.
Bateman,
speaking
on
be-
j
half
of
the
Parent-Teachers'
As-!
sedation,
will
address
the
Rotary
Club
at
their
regular
weekly
luncheon
in
the
Broadway
Cafe1
Thursday
and
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
will
interview
a
member
of
the
Education
Week
commit
tee
over
then
progiam
on
CFPR
1
i.esday
evening.
j
Open
House
will
be
observed
at
Hniieii
Street
and
King
Edward
Schools
on
Wednesday
afternoon
while
at
Conrad
Street,
Booth
Memorial
and
Annunciation
Schools
open
house
will
be
on
the
Thursday
afternoon.
This
will
give
all
parents
a
chance
to
see
the
.schools
in
operation
on
a
normal
school
day.
'I
he
teachers
are
holding
a
dinner
for
Dr.
'Lord
on
Monday
evening
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Other
guests
will
include
Inspector
Joseph
Chell,
and
Mrs.
Chell
and
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large.
Member.,
of
the
Grade
13
Teachers'
Club
at
Booth
High
School
will
also
be
present
at
the
dinner.
This
is
a
club
of
Senior
Maine
Students
interested
in
taking
up
teaching
as
a
profession.
Dr.
Lord
will
give
a
short
address
at
the
dinner
meeting
on
matters
of
interest
to
the
teaching
profession.
Members
of
the
Education
Week
Committee,
besides
Chairman
P.
Adlem,
are
F.
R.
Wright,
H.
A.
Pluym,
Mrs.
Stone,
Miss
A.
Rogers
and
Mrs.
Gray.
A
practical
money
sav
;
Iiigiilhihtint;
the
week's
aetivi-j
ties
will
bo
a
public
meeting
at
'the
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
!
Monday
evening.
Dr.
A
R.
Lord,
'principal
of
the
Vancouver
Nor-
4J)cj
ing
bargain.
CANADIAN
ni5KJ
THUR3UAT
TM.
4:00
Dance
Serenade
4:15
Stock
Quotations
it
Int.
4:30
-Captain
Dick
4:45
Young
Man
With
a
Song
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
Rendezvous
Room
5:30
Record
Album
6:00
Canada
at
Work
6:15
Musical
Varieties
6:45
The
Inside
Story
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Eventide
8:00
Citizen's
Forum
8:02
Citizen's
Forum
8:40
Ctlzens'
Forum
News
8:45
Talk
9:00
Winnipeg
Dram?
9:30
CBC
Van.
Concert
Orch
in
ut
CBC
New
10:10
-CBC
News
10:15
-Focus
10:30-
Dance
With
CBS
11:00
-Weather
and
Sipi
Olf
.
FRIDAY-AM
:00
-Musical
Clr.
a
U0--CBC
New
8:10-
Here's
BUI
Gooa
3:15-Mornlnu
Soiijj
8:30-Music
lor
Modeiu
8:45
-
Littlt
U'ltie;'
'
9:00-
BBC
News
and
Com
fy
H:i5-
Morning
Devotion
0:30
-
Morning
Concert
9:0!)
-Time
Signal
'
10.00
-
Ellen,
Harris'
10:15
Carson
lioblson
10:30
-Melody
Time
10:45
Rita
Martin
Musical
Kitchen
11:00
-Kindergarten
of
the
Air
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Rjxirt
11:31
..
Message
Period
11:33
Rec.
Int.
11:45
Personal
Album
12:00-Mid-Day
Melodies
12:15
CBC
Kcws
12:25
Prog.
Resume
12:30-B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
Afternoon
Concert
1:30
Bernie
Bradcn
Tells
a
Storv
1:45
Mr.
Prime
Minister
2:00
National
School
Brdcst.
2:30
-
Records
at
Random
2:45
CBR
Presents
3:00
The
Music
Box
SALE
ENDS
SATURDAY
NIGHT
!
Prince
Rupert
'
'
W.
R.
May,
B.
Blair.
O
J.
Mos-
crip,
C.
Wcatherill.
C.
Van
Nor-
j
man,
O.
Naylor,
J.
Ward.
J.
Ads-head,
A.-'J.
Bell.
A.
P.
McClure,
Dr.
O.
F.
Kincade,
Vancouver;
F.
'
Barclay,
Smithers;
E.
Druce,
Vic-
jtoria;
W.
Moss,
Edmonton;
A.
K.
;
J
Windaf.t."Vinriipcg;
J.
T.
Jacob-
;
I
son,
Watson
Island;
J
G.
Hum-
;
phries.
,
Hollyburn;
Mrs.
E.
II.'
Simpson,
Massett.
V
v.A
,
.
1
f
j
mat
School
and
one
time
inspee
I
tor
in
this
area,
will
be
the
B
1
speaker.
Preceding
Dr.
Lord
s
Z
!
address
an
entertainment
pm-H
i
gram
consisting
of
items
from
pleach
school
in
the
city
will
be
presented.
The
BoolJi
liig'a
'School
Song
Flute
group
and
BABY'S
COLDS
"J
HelpTfature
To
Fight
ThemOtf
I
Mrtlical
Sricncc
tU-TUffl
there
is
arty
Ruch
OtinK
as
s
curt
for
rol.ls
only
Nature
pj
I
hcTM-if
ran
dn
it.
So
vthvn
Watty's
anilU.-H,
1
fr
ptufTy
brfathittc:
warn
you
'if
a
ctltt'a
im'sepcc
ciMUKTatc
nt
oncit
with
Nut'irc.
'
tw-e
Otat
baby
is
kept
warm.
KtiU
plenty
PJ
'
of
ck-en
and
ttike
extra
cure
that
the
!
Imwrls
are
OtortjutErily
clearttl
of
harmful
vastus.
To
do
tlti8
without
upHcttinif
buoy
'a
,
whole
BvU;m
and
further
weakening
it,
0
Iry
Iliiby
a
Own
Tablets.
Mild,
yet
aet
H
jiromptiy
in
Br-tlintr
rid
of
the
irritating
materials
that
make
baby
restless
and
fe-
B
1
veriah.
Mrs.
(.eortfe
Mcliriile
of
Scarlmro
say:
"My
baby
of
2f
months
caught
m
nSK-Veld
so
1
tried
Baby's
Own
Tablets
'
end
t,he
threw
tl.ia
cold
off
quickqr
than
'
H
ever
before.
1
certainly
aun
for
Haby's
Own
Tablets
from
now
on."
Effective
also
in
teetbinK
tniubles.
connt
ipaliua
and
other
'
simple
baby
ailucnu.
Jd'jfc.
New
Wage
Agreement
.
In
future
any
janitor
en-:
inper
entering
the
employ
of
j
the
Prince-
Rupert
Public
St'.luxil
j
Board
"V.U.1
be
required
to
only
!
rcmaiii
six
months
on
a
proba-
tionary
wt?e
scale.
Following,
J
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J.N
Aln
iili;.mii;i
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"on
i,i;d
i
(;AN(,
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CANADIANS
WHO
APPRECIATE
THE
FINEST
CMIW
f
mwoiii
wsTiutes
icamoai
iic
$3
MENS"
WHITE
DRESS
SHIRTS
SJ.JI0
Sanforized
Shrunk
SIZES
15'
2
16,.
lGVi
ONLY
.
;
'
If
you
wear
these
sizes,
here's
a
super
dupcr
value
!n
a
real
high
class
shirt.
that
hrflf
yearly
period,
the
em-!
playw
will
bo
clashed
at
a
max-,
Imum
basis.
Tilts
move
resulted
following
a
rpcclal
meetlns
prior'
to
a
regular
meeting
la
ft
ni;ht,
of
the
fchool
board
with
repre-;
sentatlves
of
the
International
Union
of
Operating
Engineers.
Presldct
Llpyd
Stevens
and
Re-cordlnj
Scarclary
S.
L.
Peachcy.
The
Janitors'
wage
schedule
was;
set
by
the
board
laat
year,
This
advertisemt-nt
is
not
published
or
d,-;
Licjuor
Control
Board
or
by
the
of
British
Columbia
ADVERTISE
IN
THE
DAILY
'NEW?
fuRK
3:15
Don
Messer
and
His
Islanders
3:30
International
Comment.
3:40
Divertimento
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&
BOYS
STORE
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DEPT.
STORE
!
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ever
he
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hmhIIn
you
in
every
lteinnre
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iiinUreMr
mutiol
heroine
thin
or
lumpy
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run
not
tijiu,
hut
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$ti
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thnl
nliiiinu
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of
a
new
uialtrCMi
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yeurs
miii
years.
SMITHERS-
Misf
Anna
Emerson,
lovely
brunette
Uoughtr
of
,
Mr.
and'
.Mrs.
Percy
TEmerson
of
Smithers,
has
been
'nsiniod
i
y
the
Smithers
Chamber'
of"'
Commerce
as
their
candidate
In
the
"Miss
Smithers"
beauty
contest
being
sponsored
by
the
Junior
Cham-
j
bcr
of
Commerce
oT
Smithers
on
j
March
17
in
conjunction
with
a
St.
Patricks
Day
dance.
I
Miss
Emerson,
an
employee
of
1
the
Royal
Bank
of
Smithers
.Is
a
i
Hei-o-lrtlnrn
nre
finiif-wire
unit
flit
in
ml
I
ft
the
nprintiH
I
lit-
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inir.iele
(ihlinu
con
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rol.
I'rovc
lliein
for
yourself.
M
RESTMORE
MAKUFACTURIXG
Co.
Ltd.
PARKER
.nd
GEPGE
SIS.
VANCOUVER
-
WOMEN'S
&
CHILDREN'S
WEAR
i
Sale
How
On
At
Wallace's
:
.MMiiiii
popular
member
of
the
young
set
ol
Smithers
and
was
a
candidate
lor
the
Ski
Quern
title
this
year.
Five
beautiful
plrls
will
contest,
for
the
title
"Miss
Smithers"
on
March
17.
The
chosen
beauty
will
represent
Smithers
in
the
"Miss
Northern
O.
C."
beauty
contest
to
be
held
In
Smithers
on
May
4
and
5
of
this
year
in
conjunction
with
the
Junior
Chamber
nf
Commerce's
Spring
Frolic
which
Is
billed
as
the
meatcst
entertainment
feat
of
the
Bulkley
Valley.
QcSaCan
of
Salmon
-a
Tfejfty
VI
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for
1
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1
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mny
in-.
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wayi
10
ctve
tinned
Salmon.
In
pintni
hoi
lmt
w
I
I
3
2
lf
dishei.
Canned
Stlmon
combine!
wondctlully
wi:h'
l
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foods
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Meals
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Prices
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