8
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ttupcrt
Daily
J3cU)0
Friday,
April
29,
1949
"JULIA"
MAKES
ifusj
ri
i
ROTARIANS
DAINTY
AND
AFFABLE
HOSTS
AT
SPRING
DAFFODIL
TEA
Prince
Rupert
Rotarians
nrov-
P.
H.
Linzrv
s
n
t,..,
,,i
FINE
COMFDY
READlNr,
tv
-
-
-
"
ww
aw
....
i.
.
RAIL
FARES
IN
BRITAIN
AT
TOP
LONDON,
?'
Rail
fares
in
THIRTY
INCHES
OF
RAIN.
APRIL
"Julia
MisbehnvPQ
t.i
lo!d
a
ma.,
.
viag
ents
n,,i.,
w
wiiiijun
U
.ill
ed
themselves
adept
in
a
field
J.
S.
Thompson
General
chair-
man
was
Martin
F.
Stuart.
Britain
Britain
cannot
cannot
be
be
increased
increased
fur-
fur-
"""""J-
uauauy
UU"U1""
nominated
Dy
the
we
ladies
lacues
tnis
weeK-end
at
the
Capitol
Ut
le:
Ronald
Wim
Theatre,
can
rightfully
claim
general!?
distinction
as
"The
Comedy
of
It
IecU
c.
fttiuUKAN
Ketchikan's
ther.
iranspon.
Minister
Barns
xlL"ay
nut-moon
wnen
tney
Master
or
ceremonies
E
T.
April
rain
record
of
more
than
said
In
a
sneech
He
said
it
was
were
hosts
10
some
300
guests
Applewhaite
maintained
a
.fin
'Inch
a
day
is
being
main-
plain
to
him
"that
we
have
who
attended
their
spring
daf-
runing
commentary
over
the
pub-
tained
sn
far
thie
iuolr
rcgxhut
tua
limif
i
I
fodil
tea
held
in
the
Hivip
nntrp
!
li(
aririrose
cvctom
....
the
Year."
Those
who
saw
it
here
win
h
1scrf-last
night
agreed
to
that.
Conservtf11111"
fle'
For
those
who
would
com-
be
th
Won
the
fashion
show
and
suDervis
1
.
The
previous
record
rainfall
charges
on
toe
railways
of
this
auaitonum'
for
any
April
in
Ketchikan
was
country."
In
order
to
meet
the
All
the
fripperies
of
a
femi-
,
between
17
and
18
inches,
a
expenses
of
re-equipment,
rail-
nine
function
were
in
evidence
'marl
thottopn
in
......
..
.i
,
,
.
'
pletely
relax
for
a
couple
of
Ronald
happy
hours
and
forget
dull!
"You
go
aht"iH
0
care,
"Julia"
is
to
be
heart.ii-,
aid."
m
..ead
tag
the
drawing
of
the
raffles.
He
Introduced
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stev
enson,
ison,
wife
wue
or
of
the
the
Rotary
Rotary
Club
Club
recommended.
The
Irreoressihi
J
e
mm
.v
ow..itltu
owontitu
,u
iu
uaj
uajs
ngu.
ngu.
i
wrtj
wrtj
unci4
uncii
biiouia
bnouia
concentrate
concentrate
pius
pius
a
a
lew
lew
masculine
masculine
tourhes
touches
1
With
two
days
of
the
monUi
on
cutting
out
.waste.
This
in-,
conceived
and
executed
with
a
president,
who
in
turn,
presented
remaining,
emaining.
indications
indications
are
are
that
that
eluded
eluded
the
the
annual
loss
of
over
savoir
Mr.
Stuart.
"Julia"
is
played
to
perfection
1
in
an
mT
faire
founded
on
previous
Ketchikan
u-iil
have
of
loo
in
R
nnn
nnn
n-.vn,,u
ti..
n
.
.
..
1
Light
music
recordings
uiugo
were
v.lic
"v
v-.v,U)UUu
.1UuSn
uic
ueeuiess
experience
with
such
activities
-----
1
"
-
"
uuui
Ul.trlVll'lCO.f
The
hall
was
filled
between
the
Pyed
at
intervals
by
H.
T.
Lock.
-
Mud
cnuicaa
tiiicvnig
ui
mnway
waiter
Pidgeon
also
excelling
oih
himself.
Demure
Elizabeth
t,.!
rs
c"ntrlbut
goous.
hours
of
2
p.m.
and
5
p.m.
with
In
the
fortune
telling
both,
a
constant
stream
of
guests.
lor
tops
the
nclude
supporting
cast
as
ford
r
I
the
drj;e:iter
o?
the
estranged
on
RumerM
Principals
who
become
re-united
BrUCe'
U
and
Re
m
billed
as
Professors
"Nositali"
and
"Tellsemall,"
were
A.
P.
Crawley,
tea.cup
seer
and
L.
M.
Felsenthal,
crystal
,
ball
prog-nosticator.
The
raffle
hnnt.hs
In
addition
to
the
afterno.m
refreshments
there
was
a
fashion
show,
raffle
booths,
homc-
I
MORE
CANADIAN
TIMBER
NEEDED
cookinfr
hnnt.h
o
n
!
Wi,nn
-n
o
.ti
tut
luxic
wrii
:
.
w
"
v-
ing
tents,
all
of
which
proved'.
Wlcier
charSe
of
E.
V.
highly
popular.
The
fashion
whlUnB.
James
Rogerson,
Fred
lUUATIUiA.
L?'
at.
mat.
2:oo
SOUTIIAMPTDN
m'
i7,
to
i
show,
which
n
nrinaj
r,
.Hems
worth
and
Howard
Md.Pim.
C:)VVl)
PADQfW
Jneed
of
importing
more
Cana-jder
the
chairmanship
of
A.
sJ
Serviteurs
were
George
Mit-dian
timber
was
stressed
at
a
Nickerson.
took
nia
nn
th
chell,
W.
D.
MeAro,
C.
H.
Elkin:;.
Mil
m
U1ILLII
U;All0Ui
misbehaves
f'
-
-
a.
jm:J?
Timber
Development
Associa-!
auditorium
stage
before
a
bright
Jame3
Greer'
Dr-
W.
S.
Kerg'n,
tion
conference
today.
spring
backdrop.
i
George
Green,
John
McLeod,
,
JaClt
McRae,
J.
K.
Lee
Onrrlnn
th,
McLeod,
The
Association
is
sponsoring
j
NEWS
CARTOON
THE
WINNER
A
necktie
party
was
held
recently
at
the
Toronto
Man's
Press
Club
to
pick
the
gaudiest
cravat
worn
by
a
member.
Here's
the
monstrosity
(pardon,
winner)
worn
by
its
owner,
Scott
Feggans,
and
being
admired
by
Betty
Jane
Pike
The
tie
will
be
on
display
at
the
annual
Byline
Ball
May
7.
CP
Photo)
quin.
modelled
the
iatest
in
mal,
T'
'
PUer'
raiment
described
hv
rm,0
!n'
D-
Rltcl"e,
T
B.
Black,
a
"square
deal
for
timber''
campaign
throughout
Britain.
Association
Director
Ph'ilin
n
tator
Garnet
Hull.
i
Z
iT
....
1
At
the
home-cooking
booth
Reece
said
that
there
was
a
loss
rtua
USfSIB
Ell
11
(QUO
"
i
o
""""-i
"""
were
were
w
w
d.
u.
Vance.
van
Trevnr
wni
GBPBTOIU
1
oi
shipbuilding
eflic
.
ency
in
.
housing,
mining,
j
was
covered
by
an
openwork
and
J.
E.
Boddie.
lace
cloth
and
centred
by
a
tall
Refreshment.
..
s
,
.
.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prinee
Rupert
and
other
industries
because
of
timber
vase
of
spring
flowers
were
In-'
R.
o
v
Z
:r"aeQDy
ispector
F.
B.
Woods
Johnson,
in
Ph
'
r
WaS
C.
H.
McKinnel,
Inverness;
N.
Cashiers
for
the
aft
pmnnnlW
Mrninrv
Vancouver-
H
n
DIGBY
ISLAND
HEALTH
CLINIC
First
child
health
clinic
ha;
been
opened
at
Dodge
Cove
by
the
public
health
unit
and
will
be
held
monthly
henceforth.
Attendance
at
the
first
clinic
was
nine.
W
Si
were
D
C.
Stevenson
and
Wil-
Barrow,
Weshawken.
N.J.;
P
ham
Simmons
and
doormen!
!t
..
..
GOVERNMENT
OF
THE
PROvl
tereAlnVpR...
I
"V.
-
wowaii,
city
S.
Anderson,
city;
H.
W.
Brown,
ur
BKiiiSM
COLUMBIA
den.
Vancouver;
T.
A.
V.
Tremblay,
A
wide
variety
of
prizes,
do
You
Saw
it
in
The
News.
nated
by
Rotary
Club
members,
Victoria-were
raffled
during
the
after-
T
LU1
,
tVsulcl'
VVI11
w
closed.
"I'miiihusMssformuseT
HBBIDBilBKOBBIiaBIDaai
noon
by
Mr.
Applewhaite.
Tickets
were
drawn
by
young
Willie1
Kergin.
Raffle
committee
con-i
sisted
of
A.
Bruce
Brown,
Wil-1
liam
Terry
and
Robert
MnT--nu
STU3
oi
May,
Wmeteen
Hundre.
IZ
!V?d
that
11
applications
for
Boys'
Sport
Clothes
uwue
in
accoraance
with
the
Pro
Elections
Art
.1
i
m
,
,
.
PRIZE
WINNERS
.
A.
E.
"Art"
PtoU,
and
Karl
"Rol.lic"
RoLrrts,,,,.
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOY'S
STORE
u"s
ulilce
on
or
Deiore
the
above
day.
C.
G.
THAN.
Rcfiistrar
of
Voters,
Iniippeudent
Chevron
Dealers,
Qiiesuel,
H.C.
"It
wns
wlulc
we
were
.,orvinK
with
the
R,vnl
Canadian
J.iiBiiieera
in
Italy
that
the
partnership
of
Stoke
and
Kobertson
had
its
beginning.
The
door
prize
which
was
won
by
ticket
number
683,
but
unclaimed,
will
be
held
for
two
weeks
before
being
turned
over
to
alternative
winner
A.
J
At,-'
Atlin
Electoral
Distriil
tree
who
held
ticket
number
t57
Stewart,
B.C.
The
door
prize
was
an
attract
After
the
war,
wc
Inokcd
around
for
an
opportunity
to
open
a
business
of
our
own,
and
that's
what
brought
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy"
SUPPORT
THE
MUSIC
AND
DRAMA
FESTIVAL
THURSDAY
AND
FRIDAY
May
12
and
13
327
3rd
Ave.
West
Phone
775
fS,
i
if
ive
occasional
chair.
Prize
winners:
Dozen
coca
cola,
F.
B.
Woxis
Johnson.
Dozen
coca
cola,
P.
H.
Linzey
Ham,
Cathie
Hinton.
,
.,
,
Side
of
Bacon,
Mrs.
McMeekm.
Three
dozen
eggs,
A.
J.
Attree
us
both
to
Qucsnci.
rained
up
eighteen
monlhsago
at
the
Chevron
Gas
Station
Art
hud
opened.
We've
been
poiiiK
plares
ever
since.
With
the
lop
-notch
products
we've
chosen
to
ell
and
the
kind
of
er'ice
that
soon
turns
new
customers
into
old
"....AND
I
PRO!
CHICKEN
DINNER
AT
CIVIC
CENTRE
DINING
;
ETORY
SUNDAY."
.
vT
.if.:
.
.:
i,
5
cigars,
S.
D.
Johnston.
Fotted
plant,
L
M.
Gordon.
Soles
and
heels,
S.
D.
BALAGNO
Florists
I
Thone
Green
787
Box
1193
j
.
,
f,.-.-
:...
t
i
j
a
A
M.
mm
mm
A
MAN
LIKE
THAT
IS
frit-mis,
we
aim
to
built
i
f
MAN
TO
GRAB-'CAUSi
Rreal
future
for
.our
elves.
This
country's
SUNDAY
DINNERS
Drum
stove
oil,
S.
D.
Johnston.
Meal
ticket,
Marion
Pierce.
Box
fish.
Mrs.
C.
S.
Hansen.
Gallon
varnish,
Mrs.
N.
J.
Min-aker.
Fifty
poui.'Js
flour
M,'t
c
MIGHTY
HARD
TO
BEAT,
COTTAGE
CHEESE
j
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
j
j,
:
.
Your
Dally
I
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
Riven
us
the
op-port
unify,
and
we
re
Hoing
to
make
good."
Civic
Centre
Dining
Ro
ft
1
:
:
i
:
:
Is41
I
-
i-
r
VIS-49
For
Reservations
and
Chicken
in
The
Rough
Phone
Ei
FOR
SALE
Large
Safe,
fire
and
burglar
proof
For
particulars
see
B.
C.
FURNITURE
Co.
Johnson,
Ambrose
Avenue
Dozen
cans
salmon,
Polly
'
Black.
.
Shirt,
Mrs.
W.
D.
McAra.
Cushion,
Mrs.
W.
Barton.
Blanket,
Sylvia
Johnson,
Am.
brose
Avenue.
Box
stationery,
p.
H.
Linzey.
Electric
clock,
Carl
Mclnnes.
Two
books
theatre
tickets,
Mrs.
PERFECT
STENOGRAPHER
Tall,
brunette
Joyce
Hart
of
Hamilton,
Ont.,
will
reign
in
that
f
-Perfect
city's
industrial
ir
tw
.
C
as
the
Stenographer."
One
It
36
conSlts
Mh
vvears
mze
144.
weighs
134
pounds,
and
is
five
feet
seven
nches
tall.
She
was
rated
as
most
efficient
in
her
job
and
was
given
and
mTke
uV"
l0kS'
grminS'
Choi
(CP
Photo)
f
Mt
VI
Fawcett
Torrid
Oil
Ra
-STANDARD
OIL
COMPANY
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
LIMITKD
Marine
Uuilding,
Vancouver,
B.C.
The
I
rum
of
A.
K.
"Art"
Slkc
and
Karl
"I!l,,i,."
lt.,l.rrlsou,
in(l,-,..-n,l,nt
Chrvroti
Drulers
f
(JPM.
;M-ral.-o.ieof
tlicnim-tl.aii:tl,-rvi,-e!,lli.,i,'w'lif.h
liuve
tlioscu
to
market
btuudard
of
J5.C.
produ.-ts
J.
u
Lee.
Men's
slippers.
Elizabeth
Blair
Barometer,
A.
J.
Attree.
Gives
You
...
I
CLEANLINESS
j
CONVENIENCES
EFFICIENCY
I
ECONOMY
J
with
the
Syncrom-matic
Dj
means
up
to
25
saving
1
Sold
on
Easy
Budget
Ti
t
U
PAYS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
Properly
Owners
See
them
now
at
FOR
...
GENERAL
CONSTRUCTION
REMODELING
and
ALTERATIONS
CEMENT
WORK,
ROOFING,
etc.
Contact
Better
English
By
D-
C.
WILLIAMS
1.
What
is
wrong
wilh
this
sentence?
"Please
look
and
see
i
the
door
is
locked."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"valet"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
worts
s
misspelled?
Disinclination
iismtograte,
disimulate.
rHOM
McBricle
Street
-
Cigarette
Tobacco
r1-
iff
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
LTD.
"in-
4.
What
does
the
word
amy"
mean?
LING
the
TAILOR
MILD,
SWEET,
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
"1
PHONE
563
FREE
ESTIMATES
COMPETENT
WORKMANSHIP
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
(124,
NOTICE!
Clothes
remaining
in
this
i
7
"
'
and
unclaimed
after
one
year
are
to
oe
p
sale
unless
customer
advises
us
to
hold
Jon
NEW
ROYAL
J
HOTEL
Please
give
number.
t
int:
the
TAILOR
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
vlth
su
that
means
"to
over-pread,
as
with
a
fluid"?
1.
Omit
look
and.
2.
Pronounce
al-et,
a
as
in
at,
e
a3
in
egg,
icccnt
first
syllable.
3.
Dissurai-'
ite.
4.
Public
disgrace,
dis-lonor,
or
reproach.
"This
is
the
ar's
lot:
he
;s
nccoumea
a
pet
nd
a
nuisance;
a
person
mark-d
out
for
infamy
and.
scorn."
-South.
5.
Suffuse.
See
US
Today
!
FOR
ALL
YOUR
SHEET
METAL
REQUIREMENTS
WE
HAVE
THE
MOST
FULLY
EQUIPPED
SHOP
IN
TOWN
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LIMITED
233
FIRST
AVE.
E.
PHONE
BLACK
884
220
Sixth
Strect-F.O.
M
A
Home
Away
Prom
Home
j
Accuracy!
Quality!
Promptness!
-
60
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Z
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
281
p.o.
Box
IBS
"JAYCEE"
CONVENT-TON
i
xlurriUl
Automobile
Owners
.
.
.
a
NEW
DELHI
((PiFour
Swiss
nountaineers
on
an
expedition
o
the
Himalayas,
will
attempt
a
climb
the
23,397-foot
mountain
Kanchenjunga,
and
slight-
Plumbing
Troubles?
O
Skilled
pharmacists
assure
accuracy'
Fresh
pure
ingredients
insure
quality
!
Efficient
service
promises
you
prompt
attention
to
your
prescription
needs.
.
.
r,vv
TT
IS
TIME
y
lower
peak
"the
Twins."
The'
iroup
will
also
study
Himalayan
:
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
Most
Up-to-Date
Cafe
in
the
City
OPEN
I
UOM
11;30
A.M.
to
3:30
A.M.
DRAIN
OFF
ANTIFREEZE
AND
POWER
tL
4
INO
SYSTEM
fjnnir
rilRYCO
BUST
KLMS
j
CALL
BLUE
846
-
1
allure
tiora
ana
living
conditions
on
these
heights.
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
r
For
the
East
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