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Prince
Uupcrt
Dailp
Hem
UD.
Friday,
April
2,
1948
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TWO
DAYS
AND
NIGHTS'
DRAMA
Arrangements
Finalized
for
local
Festival
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THE
TREES
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THANKS
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Rupert,
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est
nr
an.,
t.
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1W'
ten
thanks
and
appreciation
tnr
the
acts
of
kindness
and
sym-
pathy
from
our
friends
and
rela-l
tives.
Also
the
brautiful
floral
I
offerings,
in
the
loss
of
our
be"-1
loved
husband
and
father,
Mr.
I
.
C.
Scharff.
Special
tha,lksllva
to
Rev.
Wilson
for
his
rnmt
mfor-.-
i
Ing
words,
also
thanks
to
th?
Canadian
Legion.
Mrs.
V.
C.
Scharff
and
Son.i.
FOit
BiliT
J'OR
SALE
Furnished
5
room
house
and
bath,
for
quick
sale.
owner
leaving
town.
$1900
'
Phone
Red
660.
i78)'
FOrTs-
""1Jtrl
Fishei
rllnceRUpen
FOR
SALE-Man1
Ra(,i".
4
tubes
i
Als
Royal
Pora
";l"iiy
used
Dln-
or
:
Phon,
He;
write
Bux
322
tv.
SECTION
Il-4;
basement,
furna.
wr
view;
need,
Bargain
for
c&.
Agenrles.
jhon.
I
Two
aftrenoons
and
two
nights
of
music
and
drama
will
be
presented
the
public
of
Prince
Rupert
when
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
is
held
here
during
the
first
wek
of
May.
At
a
me
etlnjr
of
the
festival
committee
held
Wednesday
night
in
the
Civic
Centre
Martin
Stuart
and
Mrs.
1
F.
E.
Anfield
of
the
prograam
'
committee
submitted
a
draft
of
the
program.
Tne
urst
afternoon
will
consist
of
selections
by
the
younger
)
sinking
groups
and
rhythm
i
bands.
High
school
drama
will
ibe
the
main
feature
of
the.
first
J
evening
with
two
drama
groups
;
from
Booth
Memorial
High
School
and
one
from
the
Hazel-
ton
Superior
School
competing
'
for
junior
honors.
:
To
balance
the
night's
performance
the
I
program
coinmmee
puuinea
iu
i
have
some
of
the
.
elementary
:
school
choirs
present
their
vocal
,
selections.
On
the
second
'
afternoon.
church
choirs
and
other
junior
choir
'will
take
the
spotlight.
On
the
final
night
the
senior
drama
competitions
will
be
held
when
two
groups
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre
will
put
on
a
one-act
mystery
and
aone-
!
act
comedy
In
discussing
admission
char-
,
FOR
SALE
31
ft.,
trolling
boat
:
most
ne
Also
CANCER
RESEARCH
CONTINUES
Today
cancer
research
goes
along
steadily
in
the
medical
laboratories.
But
outside
the
labs,
the
crusade
against
cancer
takes
the
form
of
fighting
the
disease
with
facts.
More
and
mure
information
about
the
symptoms
of
the
disease
and
the
advantages
of
early
treatment
munt
be
made
available
to
the
nubile.
"Eider."
Apply
Knox
Hotel
summer
coat
'
-
"CAKIS
of
fit
ffiF?
Good
for
you.
&ffijL
4?
J$
I
J
Digostiblo
..SCW
lar-
38
Room
18.
1
1
82
2
1
1
1
I
run
bALtcnev.
engine
witn
clutch,
transmission
and
mai--l
Ine
water
pump,
in
good
shap"J
Bargain
for
$175.00.
Apply
I
Marine
General
Repair,
1st'
Ave.
East.
1731
i
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
d
Reflections
FOR
SALE-6-room
house
anJ
OR
SALE
-Three
bath;
excellent
condition,
fullv
1
n
Diesel
Statu
modern.
Price
$4000.00.
Priive1
63
bore'
10-inct
Rupert
Realty
Co.
itfi;
npcted
wi'h
--
-
..
....
I
fresh
water
enni
VOR
SALE-Piano.
$200.
Annlv
Winskm.
mi
1
It's
not
so
long
ago
that
the
'any
complaints'-"
and
as
a
gen-single
or
double
step
in
many
a
eral
rule
there
would
be
nary
a
Third
Avenue
store
doorway
growl.
'
'
'
Helped
spoil
one's
sunny
temper
lli
4th
East.
Phone
Green
B33.
H
P.
Vivian
die
(80
1
erator
unit
with
Babe
Ruth
Picks
Them
Names
All-Time
All-Star
Itaseball
Team
PHILADELPHIA
Babe
Ruth
picked
an
All-Time,
All-Star
bas?ball
team
this
week
but
left
right
field
open
because
'I
just
don't
want
to
pick
myself."
Here
is
the
line-up
as
it
appeared
in
the
Saturday
Evening
Post:
Pitchers
Walter
Johnson,
Washington
Senators;
Christy
Mathewson,
New
York
Giants;
Grover
Cleveland
Alexander
and
Herb
Pennock,
New
York
Yankees.
1
Catcher
-Ray
Schalk,
Chicago
White
Sox.
,
!
First
Base-Hal
Chase,
New
York
Yankees.
j
Second
Base
Napoleon
La-
I
oie,
Cleveland
Indians.
j
Shortstop
Honus
Wagner,
Pittsburgh
Pirates.
Third
Base
Jimmy
Collins,
Boston
Red
Sox.
!
Left
Field
Ty
Cohb,
Detroit
.
Tigers.
Centre
Field
Tris
Speaker,
Clveeland
Indians.
Right
Field-Mr.
X.
Leaving
the
selection
of
the
right
fielders
to
his
readers,
Ruth
offered
as
candidates
Har
ry
Hooper,
Joe
Jackson,
Harry
Heilman,
Ross
Young
and
Mel
Ott.
Chase
got
the
call
over
Lou
Gehrig
or
George
Slsler
at
first
because
he
"was
no
punk
at
th
plate"
and
had
"unbelievable
folding
ability."
I
put
Larry
Lajoie
at
second
(for
his
1
remarkable
hnuna;
skill
(and
because
1
Lajoie
could
make
the
hardest
chances
look
easy,"
Ruth
said.
IIOM'S
WAGNEU
FXCF.I.LFD
51K)RT9
Honus
Wagner
was
Just
head
and
shoulders
over
anyone
else
at
shortstop.
Jimmy
Collins
could
come
in
and
pounce
on
bunts
and
short
hits
like
a
cat,
if
anyone
tried
to
cross
him
up
and
rifle
a
hard
drive
through
him,
Jimmy
was
always
ready.
No
one
catf
dispute
Ty
Cobb's
right
to
be
placed
on
anyone's
All-Star
team.
He
had
the
bl-
KCBk
llitl-iillc
uaiuns
-
nMimtAa
anyone
who
n'hn
aupr
ever
n
piayea
dir-
league
eaa.
baseball
rjaseDau
and
ana
was
w
a
whip-
p
pet
on
the
bases.
.
."
"My
old
sidekick,
Tris
Speaker
1
Continued
on
Pa?2
Six)
PERSONAL-
BUYERS
OF
U.S.A.
products.
Wf
act
as
your
personal!
purchasing
agent,
for
any
item
you
may
wish
to
purchase.
For
home,
office,
factory,
mine
or
mill.
Address
all
inquiries
to
JOHN
V.
BRADY
FOREIGN
BUYER'S
AGENT,
9717
Denl-son
Ave.,
Cleveland
2,
Ohio,
U
S
A.
(80)
Comes
the
day
when
something
definite
may
be
knoWn
about
the
fate
of
the
giant
warehouse,
hard
by
yon
railway
station.
The
snectre
of
demolition
ges
the
committee
felt
that
the
j
carriage,
for
example
or
main
purpose
of
the
festival
was
,
wrecked
a
promising
sale.
But,
to
create
interest
among
the
'
like
snow
wreaths
in
spring,
students
and
public
and
that
it
Jean,
they
are
fading
away,
'
was
more
Important
that
as
And
good,
riddance,
chortle
the
many
people
as
possible
have
purchasing
public.
the
opportunity
of
being
pres-
I
ent
than
to
make
large
profits.
A
local
newspaper
file,
pub-Adjudicator
for
the
local
fes-
llshed
in
March
1924,
carries
an
mother
struggling
with
baby
Ottawa
despatch,
saying
that
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe
had
recom-
mended
the
construction
of
a
terminal
grain
elevator
at
Prince
?uper'
What
could
the
man
nave
utrt-u
tiiiuiviiig
ut
r
Some
able-bodied
parties
al-
ways
find
everything
wrong,
and
50
kw
440
volt
vee
belt
driven.
cooled,
fitted
niter.
The
abo-
have
been
ope:
seasons
and
are
tlon.
For
furtht
apply
Prince
R
man's
Co-op.
B
C.
Box
264.
FOR
Ki
FOR
REN
T
Fu:
1142
Park
Ave.C:
FOR
RENT-Warc
room,
very
ic
Fraser
Street.
FOR
RENT
Larjt
artment,
airy.
view
from
each
Avenue
Ea.it.
$46
Phone
844.
FOR
SALE
Wartime
house
oni
Plggott
Ave.
Newly
decorated
small
four,
including
all
fur-i
niture,
with
electric
rang?.
Immediate
possession.
$2,000
cash.
GARAGE
on
McBride
St.,
as
going
concern.
Including
'
lnnd,
building,
all
equipment,!
stock
and
spare
parts.
$9,000.
Half
cash
will
handle
deal.
Splendid
opportunity.
See
H.
O.
HELGERSON
LTD.
1
81
FOR
SALE-Ply
wood.
Apply
Army
Camp,
11th
Ave.
i78)
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
Walk
-in
Refrigerator,
18
ft.
by
34
ft..
In
four
compartments.
Red
441.
to
FOR
8ALES:;nplex
Engines
12
to
31
H
P.
air
cooled;
30
to
185
HP.
Marine
Straight
01
Reduction
Drive;
also
Stationary-Industrial.
Northern
BC.
Agents.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS.
(t)
cannot
be
entertained.
Not
that!
Ah,
not
that!
But
let
U3
forsake
dismal
foreboding,
and
turn
to
lighter
themes.
Consider
sDort.
which
is
eood
for
one.
How
about
golf,
as
a
com-
n-inlnn
nlore
tn
hniPhntlO
The
Rupert
terrain
is
rugged,
alb
it
damp
and
might,
as
golf
ground,
have
to
be
rejected.
Yes,
It
might
but
not
that
noble
ware
house,
where
perfect
shelter
is
assured
In
all
seasons,
where
floors
are
smooth
and
spacious.
mr-
rw
REGINA
(P
When
Jack
Mor-
seek
pity
for
no
real
reason,
and
abundant
lighting
can
pro-Others,
with
justification
for
vide
a
blaze
of
glory!
Professional
DRESSMAKING
-
Children's
Clothing
Maternity
Wear
a
Specialty
Be
smartly
dressed
with
hidden
expansion
features
PHONE
BLACK
687
-84
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled.
Besner
Block
Phone
387
JONES
NEWS
STAND
We
handle
Eastern
and
Western
Papers
Swedish-American
Tribune
and
Western
Miner
Sixth
Street
Red
808
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSI
1
Phone
RED
739
I
1361
Overlook
Street
I
,
THOM
MlllrlM
STIPFT
ML
ATPTAT
1
AIj
-
LTD,
253
East
First
Avenue
ERIC
SPEERS,
Mgr.
701
East
8th
Avenue
j
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Wavig
Beauty
Culture
in
,
all
its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
Roofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
FOR
RENT-Fire
,,,,,
uin
uonap
nf
Phone
Green
6.'6.
tival
will
be
Ross
A.
Lort.
TE
Kit
ACE
At
a
well-attended
farewell
,
.
.
,
,
,
social
given
in
honor
of
Rev.
Roland
Hills,
O.
C.
Sessions,
rectors'
warden,
presented
him
with.
a
wallet
of
money
in
appreciation
of
three
years
of
service
.as
rector
at
St.
Matthew's
Church
in
Terrace
Tho
off..
if
was
held
in
the
Orange
Ha;l
on
Wednesday
evening
Ml.i
and
names
oomnriseri
the
ent.pr
tnlnmnnf
r,f
f
V,a
Muninn
refreshments
were,
served
by
the
ladies
InHio
of
t-ha
the
Womens
Auxiliary.
Rev.
Hills
will
leave
Vaxa
i,
Monday
for
Spokane.
The
Easter
dance,
sponsored
by
the
Orange
Lodge
and
held
in
the
Orange
Hall
on
Monday
evening,
drew
a
large
crowd,
which
danced
to
the
music
of
tne
local
orchestra
till
the
"wee
sma"
hours
of
the
morning.
Ro-
fre.shments
were
served
at
mid-
night
by
the
Lodge
members
The
door
priae
was
wont
by
Loyal
Harrison.
.
,
FOR
RENT-2
roo-
usmess
and
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
Chiropractor
21-22
BESNER
BLOCK
P.O
Box
894
Phone
Blue
443
'
"ASTORIA'S
LIGHT
DELIVERY
&
MESSENGER
Prompt
Service
Baggage
Freight
Express
Phone
Blue
269
322
Sixth
St.
Night
Calls
Green
882
GEORGE
McWHINNEY
PAINTING
AND
PAPER
HANGING
P.O.
Box
1420
831
Bacon
St.
Phone
Green
391
STEPHEN
ERICKSON
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
TUNING
AND
REPAIRS
Slack
195
411
West
7th
Ave
SUPERIOR
DECORATORS
PAINTING
::
PAPERHANGING
Phone
Blue
952
or
Black
245
Len
Hitchins
Bill
Thornton
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
765
P.O.
Box
1401
SMITH
&
ELK
INS
LTD.
Plumbing
and
Heating-Engineers
Phone
174
P.O.
Box.
JOHN
MOSTAD
CARPENTER
AND
CABINET
MAKER
P1IONE
RED
752
'
Serving
the
Fisheries
Industry
Wells
(P.R.)
Ltd.
Cartage,
Labelling,
Weighing
BLtfE
780
BLUE
980
rrr
:
TT-
!
338
9th
Ave.
Wes:
run
sals-usqa
Kitchen
Ran
ges
for
wood
and
coal.
Kitchen
FOR
RENT
-4
row
Chairs,
Electric
Sewing
Ma-
E.
Carlson,
Steelt
at
least
some
sympathy,
would-j
nr,
taKe
it
as
a
giu.
a
youny
j
fellow
named
Perron,
with
wife1
ana
lanuiy,
runs
a
mile
lurm
t
1-
1..
back
east.
Ol'lVllli:
ill
1LU1V,
J
Ilf
-
u,
...j
,,i,u
Ulu""
uw
J'1"'
l"
,
an
arm
disabled.
How
he
does
,
.t
u,
it,
1
1
J
win
m
u
o
tx
ii"
horseback
rider
and
some
time
back,
shot
a
bear
and
cub,
from
the
saddle.
The
world
and
its
woes!
"Oh,'
he
says
with
a
grin.
"it's
pretty
fair.
We
haven't
any
other."
Twenty-eight
mure
April
days
t,r
run,
and,
if
each
is
anywhere
near
as
good
as
yesterday,
there
wont
or
shouldn't
be
a
single
kick.
It
will
be
like
old
days
in
the
bleedin'
army
when,
at
messtime,
an
officer
would
shout
FOR
RENT-One
801
Borden
Str
V.aa
ti.oo
fA,,,f
faH
in
ant
o
n
ana
iicic,
11411.
w
n
pvvv
....
f
k,o,i
nA
knito,
rffiv,
no-,
'
"
B
'
formance
of
a
play,
,
he
,
found
7
he
hufn
nff
nnrt
nf
hw
np
-
-
-
1
"beard."
Without
batting
an
ey.
he
chewed
up
the
beard
and
1
swallowed
it
with
the
bread.
HAD
EARLY
TRAINING
Knud
Rasmussen,
Danish
Arc-
j
tic
explorer,
view
up
in
Green-j
land
where
his
father
was
a
par
SOIL
LOURDES
PILGRIMAGES
j
In
peacetime
about
500,000j
pilgrims
a
year
visit
the
shri.iej
at
Lourdes.
FOR
RENT
Sip.
;
r-'
XONDIE
Droamhoat
Loses
Steam.
By
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