and
Thursday
afternoon.
This
season
the
Juvenile
league
has
seven
teams
m-
Wednesday,
November
10,
1948
"
f
FDD
Radio
Pial
V
T
r
l
1240
Klloeycf-s
taubeet
to
Change!
fM
renting
Borden
Street,
King
:
jrl
Edward,
A.inur.riqtion
g(;hQ0,
Civic
Centre
Dates
:,.r"
"
-
ine"
were
two
Kinds
of
competition
mt
among
the
players
and
the
other
among
jne
supporteriI
Men
school
takes
over
a
balcony
and
from
the
first
whistle
their
"hurrahs,"
"ohs,"
and
"ahs"
cascade
down
to
the
players,
each
school
trying
to
outdo
the
Other
with
ihi.
i
Intrigue,
Romance
In
'Monte
Cruto'
f'The
Return
of
Monte
Cristp'
ana
jour
teams
the
High
fccnapi.
The
hicre&.-.e
o
teams
show
the
popularity
basket-hall
enjoy
noon
saw
n"'
city.
Spirit
and
mil
j.eavue
fiunmasm
WU1
put
lnt0
the
,e
gn
entn
usiaa--,
pmy
oy
we
youngsters,
jpportei's-
Oamgs
j
,
The
first
game
yesterday
saw
fvt;ry
twwiJi'ii"f
sueet
-tjeieaimg
King
FILM
OUTFIT
IS
STAYING
HERE
Local
Council
Obtains
Extension
of
Loan
District
Representative
Heard
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council
has
obtained
an
extension
pf
the
contract
until
March
31
under
which
it
ha
borrowed
projector
aa;'.
equipment
from
the
KaftQHal
Film
Board
to
facilitate
the
showing
locally
-
of
N
F.B.
pictures
which
come
here
op
monthly
circuit,
,
Meantime,
the
council
will
proceed
with
the
campaign
to
raise
the
$D0
necessary
to
purchase
the
equipment
outright.
The
local
council
had
a
special
meeting
Monday
night
In
the
Civic
Centre
with
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton,
the
president,
in
the
chair.
Alex
Wilson,
dls-tri'L
representative
of
the
..
THUPSDAY
,
.Sports
?:0Q
-Adult
Casual
Badrnhv
ton
8:30
Boys
Organized
Oames
HOUr;
.
.
r,
8:00--Teen
Tourpairient
,
'
''
'
Night.
5:00-IO:OQ-Basketball
practices.
Special
"a.m.
10:00
Annual
Meet,
p.m.
2:00
Sewing
Class
(V.B.C.i.
2:00
Little.
Theatre.
FRIDAY
Sports
a.m.
,
9:00
Bo,
Me,
'
H
Oym
Class,
p.m.
.
'"
.'
-
.
i:30-King
dara
Pchaol
Oym
Class.
pm.'
8:30-King
Edward
School
Oyw
Clasa.
1:30
Rup-Rec
Jr.
Girl.
7:00-Adt
Club
Badminton
7:30
Rup-Rec
Teen,
Age
,
Boy.
j
.'
4:00-10:00
Basketball
.
.
"
'
.
-
Practices...
w
'
am
itarrinK
Louis
Havward
ana
f
Barbftra
BrHton
plays
again
to
night
at
the,
Capitol
Theatre.
It
is
a
new
adventure
pi
MQte
Cristo
secrets
and
loves.
A
large
castt
suppprts
the.
two
stari
including
la
lt
roster
sih
favorite
as
George
Macready,
Una
O'Connor,
Henry
Stephenson,
Steven
Geray,
Ludwig
Don-ath
and
Jvan
Triesault.
The
screenplay
introduces
Hayward
as
the
grea.t-nephew
or
the
original
Count
of
Monte
Cristo.
He
comes
of
age
and
as
$he
rlghtfu
heir
to
the
fabulous
Monte
Cristp
estate
stands
ready
,
to
receive
hi
inheritance.
But
three
influential
scoundrels,
George
Macready,
Ray
Collins
and
Ludwig
Ponath
have
their
own
plan
to
abscond
with
the
Monte
Cristo
millions.
They
offer
Macready's
ward,
Barbara
Brittun,
as
the
true
heiress
to
the
estate
and
succeed
in
con-dwnning
Hayward
to
life
in
elle
on
Devil's
Island.
After
many
hardships,
he
-
escapes.
With
the
aid
of
another
convict,
an
ex-actpr,
he
embarks
on
his
bold
plan
for
revenge.
Masquerading
as
a"
hunchbacked
detec-lve,
i
a
pious
missionary.
Emperor
Louis
Napolion
and
a
feeble
bank
clerk,
he
worms
,
his
way
Into
the
lives
of
his
three
enemies
and
suoceeds
In
destroying
them
one
by
one..
He
finds
the.
girl
to
be
innocent
of
the
sinis
ter
plot
against
him,
and
soon
wins
her
love
by
ardent
wooing.
2:30
Recordings
2:45
Western
Five
3:00-Ethel
and
Albert
.
3:15
Spotlight
on
a
8tar
OPEN
TO
CANADA
AND
NEWFOUNDLAND
ONLY
r-
-
I
N
MM
3VI
and
myWeekl
Vyour
nam
uml
uddrtwi
(in
a
plnin
slwt
of
pitpcr.
)
tttim,
loiNhpr
with
Robin
I
in
ul
Klour
f
Wiiinintw
Q:0Q-Co-op
Annual
Meeting.
uc"
as
health,
clean-up
etc;
p.m..
'
',;
'
;
'
J:;
Additions
were
made
'
to
4:00
Teen
Age
Oirla
Craft
'standing
committees
Mr,,
Wil-I
Group.
...
'
lams
to
assist
George
Evans
on
7:30
Typographical
Union.
'Mm
publicity
and
.
Mrs.
E.
A.
8:00
Rotary
Ciub
Chorus.
.
Evans
to
help
Mrs.
Brown,
de-
ificiiU',
to:
Huliin
F
kur
(Vnloa,
Itoi
3111
IWiiK
Out.
(National
Film
Board
from
,
Prince
George,
was
in
ittend-
ance
and
addressed
the
meeting
on
the
growth
of
the
Film
Board
activities.
He
told
the
delegates
that
he
had
recommended
that
a
block
of
films
be
available
from
the
local
library
for
distribution
to
outlying
points
as
well
as
to
the
local
Film
Council.
Mr.
Wilson
stressed
how
films
y
could
;be
Used
to
aid
anv
civic
camnaiens
'Pot
"H'cer.
.
t
"
"
"
"
'
,
7"
unable
to
lift
the
table."
2.
Pronounce
gro-ser-l
and
not
To'
make
shorter;
diminish.
"I
see
that
time
divided
Is
never
long,
and
that
regularity
abridges
all
thing."
g-tevens.
'
'
5.
Tolerable.
i
LOWMOTiyES.
BV
AIR
During
the
war
.
the
Bt'iUKh
Jlew
18
railway
ocomotlves
to
Berlin.
,
,
'"
"
.
)ll
wnk
nri
will
be
drwn
from
till
tin;
mail
Lived.
I
li
three
H'.rixiiin
wluute
pami
are
drawn
lie
aviefl
oy
Megrmn
U
(iiijule
tlie
(olio
wing.-
BJ
w
ur
k",
tt
'
like
H'tUin
Hl
Flour
jiie
LhMHt
K,
if
you
are
elusion
to
wunplett!
the
sentence,
L
n;
JnHind
to
yvio
m
(f
tlu
MQ
priww!
L
mi
necttary
to
complete
this
ntnc
untn
you
mt
of
th
lucky
fhr
tift4
fach
wtk.
'
'urine
prUei
judRen'
iminionn
will
w
unwed
on
iluii((il
t-xiin!
ia
your
letter,
not
un
Mut
writing
Lilly
huwn.
JiidK''
dwwon
will
be
final.
All
entries
item
llw
property
l
Ituhin
Hood
Hour
MiIIh
Ltd.
mm
loMit
will
r'44ve
th
fylj
uiinmot
of
tlie
prize
money
RcliDMng
With
each
umry
the
(.uarante
CerUlirnte
,uunwi
in
evwy
hag
of
iittlitn
Hood
Flour!
That
in
with
Guarantee
Certificate,
lBt
prize,
$1000.00;
w
prize,
SAOO.OO;
and
3rd
prizo,
$2.10.00.
Withtuii
HOSPITALITY
BEGINS
nine-ale,
only
half
them
iniiiiiinLn
will
lie
paid!
Aid.
J.
R.
Morin
returngd
t
the
city
on
the
Prince,"
piofge
thi
morning
from
Vactie6.
Mrs.
Morin,
who
sustain
sari-ou-i
injuries
in
an
automoBite
accident,
is
still
in
hospital
ii
North
Vancouver
but
may
bp
ahle
tp
return
home
by
the
ehi
W
trte
month.
tW
sw
it.
Mir
"t
!v"'M
Weo's
and
Yuny
Men's
PahC
Real
good
make
and
f't
F'om
$.0l
to
Men's
and
Young
Men'
Worsted
Suits-
Single
and
double
breasted.
Well
tailored',
t
fit
$;I7.50
Men's
Rain
Coats
Wavy
Only
All
sizes
$$.00
Men's,
all
vpol
lined.
Cruise?
Coats.
Pest
Make
and
Fit
Reg.
$15.00,
Special
Men's
Dress
Caps
Good,s
soi-tment
All
wool.
Speeia
Reduced,
prices
'
$1.50
to
Men's
Work
Pants,
Good
Maka,
AU
siies,
pre-shrunk
"
1
Reg,
$4.0tt
Spefial
$2.95
Boyii'
School
Buols
and
Ox-
,
fords
Sulid
Leather.
Sizes
I
to
5.
Special
from
34MI
3oy'
Pants
for
dress
of
school
.
Well
made
AH
sixes.
Real
;
reduced
prices
from
"
$3.7.toli!5
'
1
FURNACE
TOR
outsldel
orders
Phone
133
4
'
tHOW
MIEN
Phone
2ti
MICE
Coping!
knttit
in
open
to
every
man,
woman
and
child
in
tutda
and
Newfoundland
except
etiniloyevH
of
bin
Hod
Flour
MilU
.imilwl,
or
it
advurtuting
Outstanding
Quality
Delicious
Flavour
m
y
and
their
families.
not
rweiveil
in
time
for
the
current
wr'k4
contest
WEDNSSUAY
P.M.
,
4:00
fkUnuna
lctnirgt
4:
lS-Stock
Quotation
a:i
4:30
Maggie
Muggins
i
:
45
Easy
Listening
5:uQ-TRendezoua
Rhythm
8:30-Muslcal
CockUiU
5:45
-Henri
Rene
6:00
Supper
Serenade
8:15
Sammy
Kae
8
;3Q
Musical
Varieties
0:4Q
Ree.
Inf..
fl
:4&
Plantation
House
'
party
7:00
CB.C
News
J;
15
CBC
News
Roundup
.
80
Jean
Pe
Rimanoczy
ivioUnisti
8:00
Harry
Somers
Music
;
9:30-
1848
Portrait
of
Yeifr
10:00
CBC
Newa
0:15
Q.
Q.
Sedgewic
10:30
Biitmore
Hotel
Orch.
4I:u&--Weather
Forecast
and
Sign
Off
-
-
THURtjDA-AM
7
:Q0
Musical
Ciock
,
8:M-BC
ews
.
8:15-
Morning
Sopg
;
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
8
CD
BBC
News
v
9:15
-Morning
Devotions
9:3(1
Morning
Concert
J;
y
9:59
Tthte
Signal
,
-
-
10:00
Morning
Visit
.
10:15
Morning
Melodies
(::
10:30
Roundup
Time
'.0:45
Scandlnavut!'.'.
Mloflit
11
:00
Mueical
Varieties
,
-11:15
Songs
of
Today
U:80-Weather
Forecast
11:31
Message
Period
1
1:33
Recoraed
Interlude
a:45-Let
WU
-"
.
-
P.M.
-.-12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
'i'
15
CBC
Nfw
12:25
Program
Resume'
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
Interlude.
;l:0a
Syrofthoriy
Houp
'
1:30
Bernie
Braden
t
Tells
'
Story"
1:45
Commentary
and
Talk
2:
00
-
B.C.
School
Broadcast
.
c
Phone
132
.
.
.
:
NEW
MIXVKY
STEAMER
PRINCE
GEOROE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
-
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEpNESDA?
MIDNIQJIT
"
For
Reservation!
Write
'
or
Call
,
.
-
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFriCR
PRINCE.
RUPERT,
BJ?.
held
over
for
entry
the
fulluwing
wwk.
WinnT
will
ini
by
wire.
Major
pri.e
winners
will
1
listed
in
thi(
ion
and
aniummed
on
the
(
laire
VViillare
show,
:
,
M
A
If
'
...
fell
Me,"
over
Tran.i-('anad:i
Network,
each
week!
vuact
ing.
The
first
half
ended
i
to
1
in
favor
of
King
Edward.
It
was
Si
fast
and
furious
half
vyUh
both
teams
playing
hard.
In
the
second
half
Julie
Parnel
led
his
urden
team
in
a
drive
which
gave
them,
a
7
to
4
lead
at
the
end
of
the
third
quarter.
This
continued
In
the
final
fluarte.
Borden
had
the
edge
in
the
shooting
and
playing.
Roy
Mcintosh
was
tops
for
King
Ed,
scoring
all
their
points
and
also
being
their
playmaker.
The
second
game
saw
High
holding
High
1
to
a
A
to
4
lead.
In
the
first
half.
The
third,
tmar-ter
saw
High
1
open
up
with
a
high-powered
offensive
led
by
little
Ray
Davidson
who
scored
f
points
in
this
quarter.
Thill
continued
(p.
the
fjpaj
with
no
return
from
tgh
2.
The
ball
handling
in
this
game
was
i-"Qoth
and
the
players
were
sure
of
themselves.
4ni,!vidual
scoring:
"i.ig
Edward
-
Mcintosh
5,
Sedgwick,
Stewart,
Marshall,
,
Helin,
Quast,
Jefferies,
Kings,
Prain
5.
Borden-Anton,
J.
Parnell
6,
P.
Parnejl
3,
Atkins,
Nelson
2,
Shenton,
Savijle.
1L
,
Hifih
1-Kristinansun
5,
Cameron
8,
MacAfee,
Davidson
8,
Sheardown,
Sedgwick,
Husvik.
22.
High
2
Lelghton
3,
Nicket-son
2,
Flndjay
1,
R.
Pedersen,
Jlodgkinson,
Langrldge,
Barnes,
R.
Pedersen,
6.
SKMERS
WORK
FOR
THEIR
FUN
Material
for
Tow
Toted,
on
Sunday
from
Main
Lodge
(o
Run
Enthusiastic
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
6M
Club
ascended
Mount
Hays
again
on
Sunday
whep
the
main
project
was
the
razing
of
one
of
the
cabins
and
the
removal
oL
the
material
to
the
site
of
the
ski
run
where
it
has
been
decided
to
erect
a
tki
tow.
The
demolition
squad
completed
their
job
in
short
order
and
the
girls
and
boys,
each
with
a
heavy
load
cinched
to
their
backs,
undertook
the
fur
ther
climb
through
mud
and
snow
to
the
ski
run.
It
was
an
arduous
task
but
the
satisfaction
of
accomplishment
was
sufficient
reward.
Homeward
bound
after
refreshments
had,
.been
served
at
lively
"battle
of
snow."
the
main
lodge,
there
was
a
TURPENTINE
SUBSTJJUJE
As
turpentine
is
expensive,
paint
manufacturers
use
a
substitute
m;ule
from
a
petroleum
distillate
lor
a
thinning
a
-,ent.
BIO
FOREIGN
TRADE.
Cuba
has
a
larger
foreign
trade
per
capita
than
any
other
Latin
American
country
except
Argentine.
Advertise
m
tne
U&ny
News'
Attention
Please!
ALL
BADMINTON
PLAYERS
.
Jf
Your
Racquet
Needs
.
.
NEW
STRINGS
Phone
'
A.
B.
HODGES
North
Pacific
Cannery
and
ship
your
racquets
to
.
INVERNESS
P.O.,
B.C.
Prices
$4.00,
$4.50,
$5.00,
$6.00
.4
"1
DIAMOND
ot
better
It
$1,000.
2nd
PRIZE
$500.
3rd
PRIZE
S250.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
LIMITED
.feiunwi
are
acmmrfiftMPf
by
Ih
(itianmttM
f'ertiiicnt
fonutl
i
j1
Hottin
UimkI
Klitr.
no
tluaranlr
Cerlttuiit
it
tu
U?H
4
k
tuiij
the
ariwunt
itUd
aAthv,
8:00
Mixed
Adult
Card
Party.
8:00
Camera
Club
(Teepi.
i
3:00
Sewing
Class
iU.B.C).
:
8:00
Sewing
Class
(U.B.C.),
Better
English
By
p.
O.
WILLIAMS
J,
What
is
wrong
with
this
.sentence?
"He
wa
incapable
qf
lifting
-the
table."
2.
What
Is
the
correct
pro-
nunciation
of
"grocery
V
3.
Whloh
ne
pj
these
words
isniispalled?
Osculation.
OseU-
,
i
lion,
'
ostentation.
7
'
.
.
"
t
.
mi
.
,
.
.
.
i
.
,
.
vxuav
ooen
Hie
wru
Abridge''
mean?
.;
v
.1
-
v
l
-5.
'
Whftt
is
war
beginning
with
"to"
Uiat
mean
"capable
ui
being
barn
or
endured?"
.
Answer
"
.
1.
It
Is
better
to
say,
"He
was
"BUILD
B.
C.
PAYROLLS''
Smooth
'
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