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Prince
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Daily
News
Thursday,
Thursday,
November
November
16,
16,
1950
1950
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High
Scores
In
Bowling
a
sreat
ml
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CIVIC
CENTRE
NOTES
vi
cniei
eieciorai
onicers
tierc
greed
that
polling
iihould
t?in
about
April
10
in
India's
eleii'jns
.
.next
year,
and
run
for
a'lmt
three
weeks.
Polling
hi"v,ver
frill
be
deferred
to
the
ei4
of
May
in
some
mountainous
:
n;eas.
1
life
(Wil
li
f
II
ill
ALIVE
with
excite
I
Pin-boys
were
hopping
ani
scorekeepers
buzzing
as
the
ma-H
jorlty
of
bowlers
took
advantage
nan
uisney
captures
all
its
bold,
lusty
YN
,
flavAr
in
rK!o
minrltttt
Friday
night
film
showings
at
1
0f
the
free-for-all
scoring
dur-the
Civic
Centre
for
children
in
ing
this
week's
Men's
Five
Pin
the
early
evening
and
adults
lm-
League
bowling.
One
bowler
hart
action
picture
alive
with
vlC
excitement!
VYt
H
Fitters
3.
Brownwoods
1.
Standings:
Group
1
Manson's
27
Philpott
Evitt
25
Blain
Bros
25
Thom
Sheet
No.
One
23
Ambassadors
21
Cook's
Jewellers
19
Jaycees
No.
Two
19
Bulger's
18
Scotians
18
Mallets
..
16
Canadian
Legion
..-
15
Kalen
Industries
14
Group
2
D
&
S
31
Toughies
26
Crescents
25
Short
Circuits
24
Home
Oil
23
Brown
wood's
22
Three
C's
21
Helpers
20
Fitters
16
Jaycees
No.
One
16
Thom
Sheet
No.
Two
11
Oddfellows
4
mediately
following
are:
a
three
game
total
of
over
800
mampions
in
tiie
Making"
which
was
scored
by
Jack
Paul
Clary
Setteil,
the
old
observer,
0f
Manson's.
Ten
had
scores
over
finds
two
youngsters
outside
the.
700
and
25
had
impressive
totals
over
600.
Also
among
these
high
scorers
were
nine
bowlers
with
vil
nistxniiM
of
lobirl
Louii
Stevwioii'i
W1-
rink
where
Barbara
Ann
Scott
is
practising
and
talks
to
them
about
Canadian
sports.
Track
and
field
athletes,
potential
Olympic
swimmers,
tennis
top-not:hers
and
rowing-teams
are
described
by
Clary
and
the
camera.
The
kids
love
it
but
still
want
to
see
Barbara
Ann.
So
she
puts
on
a
special
show
for
them
and
film
audiences,
doing
con
single
games
over
the
300
mark,
Ed
Musselam
leading
the
pai-ade
with
358.
Other
300
game
scorers
were
H.
Windt,
329;
J.
Ford,
329;
J.
Long.
327;
J.
Paul.
325,
J.
Gorman,
308;
J.
Coma-dina,
306;
E.
Hilderbrand,
304,
and
R.
Areshenkolf,
303.
As
impressive
and
attracting
greater
attention
in
regard
to
team
play
was
a
hard
rought
and
high
jslant:
4
J
j
scoring
duel
between
Manson's
i
and
Cook's
Jewellers
with
th"
i
plex
figures
with
controlled,
ap
parently
effortless
skill.
I
"No
Man
Is
an
Island"
The
dramatic
story
of
one
of
Canada's
greatest
mining,
metallurgical
and
chemical
enterprises
told
by
the
men
on
th;
job.
Blasting
in
the
mighty
Sulli
MATINEES
Thurs.
-
Friday
3
p.m.
Saturday
-
2:00
-
4:40
Evenings
-
7
-
9:24
NEW
STAMPS
JOHANNESBURG
O)
Thre;
new
South
African
postal
stamps
are
to
be
introduced,
it
was
announced
by
Postmaster-General
L.
C.
Burke
at
an
exhibition
here.
They
will
be
In
demoninations
of
4
'a
pence,
9
pence
and
one
shilling
threepence.
latter
bringing
the
high
flying,
top
berth
Mansons
down
to
earth
with
a
3-1
defeat.
Other
team
results
were
as
follows:
Philpott
Evitt
4,
Scotians
0.
Blain's
4,
Ambassadors
0.
Canadian
Legion
3,
Kalen
Industries
1.
Bulger's
3,
Jaycees
No.
Two
1.
Thorn
Sheet
No.
One
3,
Mallets
1.
For
Clean.
Courteous
r;,.
shirts
by
Healini,
noothint
van
mine,
a
city
underground,
is
seen
spectacular
shots
of
molten
metals
casting
of
lead
and
zinc
pouring
of
pure
silver
ingotsfertilizers
made
from
smelter
smoke
one
of
Canada's
most
northern
gold
mines
a
CUTS
3
Late
for
Work
)
CALL
(t?
MlV
Kiddies
to
School
C
OU
lUn
and
antiseptic.
Dr.
uu
SCANS
THE
SKIES
Possible
air
attacks
keep
the
crews
of
the
three
Canadian
destroyers
operating
in
Korean
waters
at
action
stations
for
long
hours
at
a
time.
This
RCN
photo
shows
Leading
Seaman
Donald
Morton
of
Victoria
at
his
twin
40-mm.
antiaircraft
gun.
Few
enemy
planes
have
been
reported
in
the
air
over
the
Korean
area.
(CP
PHOTO)
Chate
Ointment
bring!
quick
relief.
A
tale
home
treatment
(or
over
SO
years.
6:.
Kcon-
BURNS
&
BRUISES
"Eventually,
Why
Not
Now"
unique
use
of
Alberta's
natural!
Jaycees
No.
One
4,
Thom
Sheet
gas.
aii
mis
is
seen
in
lull
color
No.
Two
0
omy
ait,
6
time
at
much,
DR.
CHASE'S
u
Antiseptic
OINTMENT
interwoven
with
sport
shots
cf
Toughles
4,
Crescents
0.
hockey,
curling,
skiing,
fishing.
Helpers
4,
Oddfellows
0.
and
golfing
in
British
Columbia
s1
D
&
S
3,
Three
C's
1.
glorious
mountain
scenery.
Home
Oil
3,
Short
Circuits
1
'
IJ
i
m
.
"1
lUfi
1
t
THE
PRICE
OF
mi
'
BT
!ls
Modern
Touch
and
also
speeds
up
production.
Handwork
remains
all-important
in
china
manufacture,
i
A
cup
whether
semi-porce-i
Jain
or
bone
china
must
have
its
handle
put
on
individually,
its
design
either
painted
or
stamped
by
hand.
Shirts
by
Tooke
mean
sis',
always
"the
peak
of
shir?
performance"
in
style,
quality
and
value
for
your
money.
Tooke's
reputation
for
being
the
best
in
their
field
is
faithfully
guarded
by
the
factory
.
.
.
See
the
newest
in
Tooke
shirts
today.
We
sincerely
regret
that
the
Provincial
li.J
has
Increased
the
price
of
milk.
By
KAY
REX
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
We
buy
large
quantities
of
milk
from
Vainv
J
"Every
piece
goes
through
30
England
:
hands
-
hpfnra
vnn
irot
it"
olH
STOKE-ON-TRENT,
w-mosi
or
ine
children
wno,
BiU
Hoare
of
Johnson
Brothers,
were
yellow
A
penny
for
Guyi-so
vou
see
'it's
difficult
to
turn
cost
of
which
has
been
Increased
to
us.
We
alio
g
sixty
percent
of
cur
milk
from
the
Buikiey
Via
has
not
Increased
In
price,
As
only
a
'portion
of
our
milk
supply
ha
i
in
price
we
are
therefore
Increasing
our
prices
to
sumcr
In
proportion.
Fawkes"
here
got
a
shilling.,
them
out
like
Kausae-es
"
4''
THEY
DON'T
COST
ANY
MORE
FROM
...
Then
there
are
the
"firings
r
How
practical
can
you
be
in
a
town
where
history
stalks
the
cobblestoned
streets?
How
can
you
stay
clear
of
sentiment
when
the
brick
kilns
of
ties
byTOOKE;
We
ore
increasing
the
price
of
quorho
just
1
cent.
Pints
will
remain
the
tame.
trips
into
the
furnaces
which
may
total
as
many
as
five
before
the
color
is
fixed.
In
addition
skilled
labor
is
hard
to
come
by.
There
aren't
many
women
who
can
graft
a
handle
on
a
cup
as
swiftly
as
Mrs.
O.
Smith
who
has
been
do
5J
!
some
150
potteries
are
silhouet
The
Drice
of
milk
to
the
schools
will
r
ted
like
giant
champagne
bottles
against
an
evening
sky?
Yes,
Tooke
the
same,
os
wc
do
not
wish
to
deprive
any
Stoke
is
a
city
of
some
270,000
Ties
ing
the
same
job
in
one
of
the
fi
iltYT6
slaf
pllaa
p'ants
for
the
last
12
years
with
with
ii
heaped
with
the
refuse
oi
tav
more,
Rome
cnmp
nf
nf
th.
thp
firma
firms
havp
lm.
Tooke
ui
puneiy-.
corted
skilled
heln
In
onp
of
than
two
centuries
making.
K
Shuts
I
the
Johnson
plants
Italian
girls
from
having
good
milk.
We
believe,
however,
that
even
unci
new
prices,
a
fair
comparison
with
other
will
indicate
to
you
that
milk
is
still
you
and
cheapest
food
to
buy.
A
new
price
list
will
be
delivered
to
each
cus;
All
present
tickets
held
by
cusfome'
be
honored.
The
soot
from
the
kilns
has
are
.working.
There
also
is
a
lone
FGDR
TW
KDA
Ftom
1",
-Lmar.k
tv.n
the
,5late
lel
Canadian,
Adam
Russell
of
Ham-
i,
&
Saitimirdlay
I
.rlTli.
,
,
,
DUr
"ton,
Ont.,
who
-
polishes,"
one
5.!
H1
tlutterf.ot
the
final
processes
through
I
S
and
v,Cyu
Say
th?
'
whicf
6
dishes
must
go.
;
smoke
nuisance
has
been
cat)
i
considerably
In
the
last
few'
H
years.
DOCTORS
BENEFIT
J
Up-to-date
equipment
h&ai
WELLINGTON;
N.Z.
?:
Health
i
been
installed
in
the
plants,
.and
;
Minister
T.
J.
Watts
told
parlia-
I
good
,
working
conditions
gener-
ment
that
one
doctor
received
ally
prevail.
There
are
many
more
than
$45,000
in
a
year
from
J
j
women
employees
doing
such
the
social
security
fund
apart
New
prices
will
be
effective
Saturday,
Ncj
Ruperl
Men
s
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
1
once
s
and
Boys'
Store
401
Third
Avenue
PhoT
AGAIN
WE
OFFER
EXCEPTIONAL
:
:
BARGAINS
::
7UCU
Juus
painting
ine
as-
from
private
payments.
Efforts
signs
on
plates.
At
Wedgwood
now
are
being
m.die
to
control
the
f:'1
"1C
i
"a-,
doctors
eanlings
by
under
Zrnr
w6Hhina7a
""iRovfernment
payment
plan,
introduced
u
by
Wedgwood
in
the
.
i
JOHN
H,
Prince
Rupert
Florists
Flowers
for
AH
Occasions
18th
century.
MLSir
in
F4(mRirs
!
;
300
3rd
Ave.
Dox
516
Tel.
777
O
TAILORING
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
BULGE
In
some
cases
'
the
wompn
i
work
against
a
background
of
music,
a
feature
common
to
many
British
factories.
Manu-,
facturers
feel
music
keeps
their
employees
happy
in
their
work
LING,
the
TAILOR
OITOMETE
John
Bulge
PORTRAITS
Films
Duvcloiwd
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
VhANDLEH'S
STIDIO
2H
-
4th
Street
Cox
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Phone
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Runert
Third
Avcrd
220
Sixth
St
Phono
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1949
Speciol
Deluxe
Plymouth
We
con
only
do
f
his
because
it
is
a
short
solo
and
wc
expect
to
have
a
lorge
turnover.
.
Nearly
all
articles
were
in
stock
before
the
price
raise.
All
original
tags
are
still
on,
so
people
can
see
the
saving.
,
WE
CAN
ONLY
LIST
A
FEW
HERE
$1.25
to'
$3.00
Earrings
...
.
95c
$1.50
to
$3.50
Jeweller
Articles
95c
$2.50
Silver
Plated
Child's
St
t
.
95
$5.00
to
$7.50
Ladies'
Handbags
2.95
26-Piece
Silver
Flatware
Set
.
995
$2.50
Alarm
Clocks
'.'"'"ZZZ
195
Ronson
"type"
Lighters
95c
$10.00
Stag
Handle
Carving
Set
7,95
$9.50
Cornflower
7-Piece
Cocktail
Set
695
$2.50
Silver
Plated
Baby
Cup
Z'.".'.'.Z
l!5
$500.00
Gorgeous
Engagement
Ring
(one
large,
6
small
diamonds)
:
395.00
$125.00
Beautifui
Ring
(2
rubies,
1
diamond)
95.00
$100.00
1
emerald,
8
small
diamonds
79.95
$75.00
Man's
diamond
(plain
setting)
59.95
$250.00
Diamond
Engagement
Ring
195.00
$16.00
Silver
Plated
Tea
Set
12.95
$38.50
400-Day
Clock,
glass
dome
!
.
31.95
$4.50
"Zippo"
Lighters
2
95
$33.50
to
$37.50
Watches
Z'Z
29.95
$100
Diamond
Engagement
Ring
79.95
$60.00
Colmont
Field
Glasses,
8-power
48.95
$60.00
Lovely
Cul
Glass
Punch
Bowl
with
6
glasses
'
with
handles
48.95
$54.75
Westminster
Chime
Clock
(Walnut)
43
95
$15.00
Men's
Signet
Ring,
10K
.
n.95
MANY
OTHER
THINGS
TOO
NUMEROUS
TO
MENTION
HERE
1941
4-Coor
Plymouth
One
Maple
Leaf
Truck
Motor
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transmission,
radlalor.
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4
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It
4
No
Primer
Needed
An
Oil
Base
Palnl
Not
a
Water
Mix
fire
Resistant
Sri-ond
Avenue
ami
"sV......v',
Moffat
Gas
Rung?
C
7
Baptone,
the
wonder
wall
paint,
la
eaoy
to
brush
or
roll
on
just
aa
it
comes
from
the
can.
One
gallon
doca
the
average
room.
See
the
variety
of
fresh
pastel
colors
at
your
Bapco
dealer.
1
Mee)rii
ttyling
plu
deluxe
oturt
usually
only
found
on
highor
pricod
modeli.
,
VITAMIN
SAVER
BURNERS
VISUCL-ITE
OVEN
.
SIMMERSET
VALVES
.
,
OIVI0E0
TOP
CUANQUICK
SMOKELESS
JR0IIER
OTHER
MODELS
(font
5159.50
am
-Of
1.
'
Low
tost
operation.
2.
Rix:kya3
is-
clean
-doesn't
blacken
utensils.
3.
Instant
heat.
4.
Just
turn
tlie
button
and
burner
at
full
heat,
5.
Rockgas
is
six
times
hotter
than
city
gas.
.
C.
Oven
at
required
temperature
in
minutes.
"""""SMaBBBBBiin
Ihom
today
'flow
to
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it"
foldrra
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instructions
for
every
painting
job
you
do,
free
from
,your
Uapco
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,
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