Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
August
18,
1950
THI
SEASON'S
GAYEST
comedyi
Stratford
Theatre
Capacity
Increased
STRATFORD-ON-AVON.
Eng.
Malt
man.
The
four
ways
of
breaking
arm
grips
by
a
drowning
pers.-n
and
the
five
ways
of
towing
t!:e
victim
were
shown
and
explained
by
Mr.
MsUmar.
W,
TRACY
Investment
In
Youth
Pays
Dividends
HUNDREDS
OF
SPECTATORS
WATCH
HUNDREDS
OF
CHILDREN
IN
AQUATIC
PROGRAM
(31.
E.
Anderer)
frsA
v
01
The
Shakespeare
Memorial
1
Theatre,
overlooking
historic
MMEllofm
iwitn
Mr.
jnr.srn
flv.r.g
a,
very
J
rraUsti:
cm.
orju.uiic
display
j
as
the
ahriOil
drowned
person.
We
feature
a
complete
stack
of
Avon
River,
will
undergo
exten-
1
yive
interior
alterations
at
the
;
close
of
the
present
season
In
October.
v
1
At
a
cost
of
more
than
$150.000,
'
the
theatre's
accommodation
will
be
enlarged
to
meet
an
ever-increasing
public
demand,
while
a
compete
redecoratlon
schema
is
1
imHtt
)
AUc.'
the
li;plav
was
coh-
!
"All
of
these
step?
you
are
seeing
displayed
here
:;Udcd
thi3
rep.m-r
rounded
today
have
for
their
ultimate
objective
the
training'
ever
sev.mry
ch:;drcn
Rrown-of
people
for
the
m:'t
important
and
valuable
of.
l,oM'1
tl!,pr?Pl
L;.'-'f;:me
wl"
1
1
.
.
.
.
.
...
another
fiftv
on
t.'.e
e't?es
walt-
water
activities,
namelv
the
saving
of
human
me.
T
In
in?
to
set
in.
outside
in
the
planned
along
with
other
Im
hninnn-r,
crl-?!!..
r.t
l.i!n,
trt
.-.orlrllo
rlnrl-
padd'.in;r
poll
were
another!
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
provements.
,
u.
uu
n.i.
v
i-
w
Brou
of
fifty,
nnnv
others
on
wade,
swim,
dive
and
speed
swimming,
all
of
which
the
swings
and
ladders,
family
are
valuable
in
themselves
but
groups
wiih
mother
and
dad
the
ultimate.
coal
is
the-saving
1
.
m
.i,
fi'-v,H
.hh
a
.
getting;
full
value
cf
the
warm
!
IN
Tup
r
J
Brian
O'Ro.-ke.
architect
for
the
national
theatre,
is
prencrinf?
the
expansion
plans,
entailing
drastic
change
I
the
theatre's
original
seating
arrangements.
The
work
is
expected
to
be
completed
within
four
months
u.,m
11
life.
o
So
said
Keith
vnithi
.
'
.
..
.
.
sim
and
a
number
nf
wpll.be-
of
human
Iew
white
clouds,
a
warm
sun.
haved
floes
also
enjoying
the
Maltman
instructor
under
ine
....j..
svivan
surroundines
and
"alrl
om
that
a
park
provides.
fivi-
Ppntro
Atwvintirvv
riurinz
1
.......
.1
v,,,,
freed
.
.
-
-
.
-
.1
1
11
t-iuwu
VI
ituiiuiuua
VJi
UNION
MADE
OVERALLS
and
WORK
CLOTHES
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
a
display
at
the
McClymount
spectators
with
the
participation
bnouti
01
oy
were
miermmgiea
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M.
TO
3:30
A.M.
.
We
'Specialize
in
Chinese
Dishes
I!
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
133
Park
swimming
pool
yesterday
of
thirtv-fivi.
rnntestants
in
the
wnu
ui
uuuuuui
p.eiu,-
from
some
apprehensive
afternoon
when
summer
swim
various
tests,
provided
a
splendid
urf
Prince
Rupert
can
count
Itself
classes
were
getting
tneir
graau-
demonstration
of
the
value
cf
"u
tI.
"
I
fortunate
in
having
such
mater-
atinj
tests.
Uch
activities.
Tiny
tots
and.laul"s
eif-ouraging
comments.
M
faclmies
s0
c,ase
at
'hand
Under
penect
weather
condi-,
teen-agers
took
part
in
various'
The
clearing
away
of
some
of
and
In
such
congenial
surround-.
.stages
such
as,
duckers
and
the
shrubs
and
the
cutting
off
mgs
and
even
more
In
naving
.
waaers,
iioaiers
ana
Deginmng
umua
u
ura
iuc
sucn
a
comoetent
instructional
swimmers,
swimmers
and
divers,
1
made
the
surroundings
much
staff
In
Keith
and
Mrs.
Maltman
and
in
Junior,
Intermediate
;
m-r?
attractive.
and
Mi
Gloria
Sather.
Senior-'
Red
Cross
Swimming
j
;
.
:
1
tests,
while
displays
of
diving
(LING
THE
TAILOR
IN
CHOOSING
A
DIAMOND
Let
our
years
,of
experience
with
Precious
Stones
be
your
suide
and
life-saving
procedures
by;
the
instructors
made
up
a
most
;
interesting
and
instructive
pro-1
1
gram.
To
those
who
qualified,!
!
Rup-Rec
swimming
badges
were
i
GEORGE
COOK
Ejx
11C3
JEWELLER
Phone
264
issued.
Thirty-five
children;
have
learned
to
swim
this
year)
and
many
others
have
made;
much
progress
in
acquiring
more
j
proficiency
in
various
strokes.
Over
a
hundred
and
fifty
have
taken
part
in
the
many
classes.
GYMNASTIC
DISPLAY
At
one
stage
of
the
program
the
aquatic
sp;rts
were
varisj.
by
a
demonstration
of
gymnas
LADIES'
AND
GENTS'
TAILORS
9
MADE
TO
MEASURE
SUITS
LATEST
STYLES
IN
COATS
9
HIGHEST
QUALITY
O
GUARANTEED
PRESSING
WHILE
YOU
WAIT
LING
THE
TAILOR
Box
286
220
-
6th
St.
Phwe
f
BROADWAY
CAFE
tic
exercises
by
a
group
of
twelve
girls
from
the
age
of
five
to
"
teenagers
under
the
ccrnole
l
.
i'ri.
H
nvi.
.
nni'intfi,!
'liiiS
advertisement
not
puDlisheo
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
government
of
British
Columbia
Imb.
B"
Ff
ii
654
leadership
of
Gloria
Sather.
Forward
rclls,
backward
bends,
head
stands,
swan
positions,
circles
of
various
kinds,
human
bridges,
and
pyramids
were
done
with
a
grace
and
control
tha',
demonstrated
perfect
co-ordination,
suppleness
and
flexibility
finest
Cock:ny
tit
ptr
doua
paid
I
Of
mptui.
Pluu
Kjvt
4itm
ready
wken
K
dtivcr
cjfli.
Hour?
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
For
Take-Home
Orders-
-Phone
200
Ti
idYtrtiumtM
ia
ot
ribi,ihi
d.,L.j
i..
of
muscle
and
sinew.
A
final
Liguor
Conbol
Botrd
w
by
iW
Gov.mmr4
series
of
exercises
by
Miss
Suthe;-
(Bk
Columbia.
left
the
audience
almost
spell
fif
Salesmen
know
Why-
m
,
S
J
SWITCHED
TO
!
Ml!
k:I
bound,
revealing
a
variety
of,
skills
and
a
finish
that
lcu.s
hardly
be
surpassed
by
a
prj-j
lecslcnal
artist.
In
the
swimming
test3
for
Hi;
Junior
Red
Cross
certificate-
Jia
Currie,
Loring
Gillis
and
David
Scabar
quah:;ec:
and
m
the
Intermediate
group
Judy
L'.oyu.'
Beverly
Parkin
and
Donna
June
son
qualified.
To
qualify
for
tfv;
senior
swimm'ng
test
thirteen-year
old
Gordon
Kresge
com
KEZi
ItlkaZjl
b
zr:"
,
i
j
r
i
i
-j
H..
1
T
I
"
'
i
1
w
wim
tu
waas
t
i
"After
switch-
anc
Soys'
at
Prices
of
mens
and
Shoes
CofA
es
'X
X
FROM
SOME
OTHER
BRAND
pleted
twelve
lengths
of
the
po-u
in
fine
style,
an
unusually
30
jd
effort
for
one
so
young
In
a
diving
display
various
types
were
ably
demonstrated
by
Gloria
Sather
and
Ed.
Johnson,
a
recent
arrival
in
town.
Mr.
Johnson
also
displayed
the
racing
dive
and
fast
crawl
in
a
finished
manner.
Later
he
took
part
in
a
demonstration
of
life-saving
with
Instructor
Keith
fan
10
B.F.G',
Tye
driven
29,450
.
ItiiiV.t
without
a
M
flat.
These
tires
are
Hill
in
very
good
fndition."
M.
McDonald,
Calgary,
Aha,
you
won't
FORGET
WORK
PANTS
AND
SHIRTS
on
time
...
to
cover
routed
on
schedule,
Now
S2.95
Now
SZM
.
For
S2.85
DRESS
AND
WORK
SHOES
Men's
WORK
SHOES
..
.
From
S4.9j
to
S6.00
Men's
DRESS
SHOES
....
From
$3.75
to
S10.00
Men's
RUNNING
SHOES.
Reg.
$4.00
$1.93
$3.95
WOKIC
PANTS
$2.35
sinms
$3.B5
SHIRTS
$5.00
WORK
PANTS
r
1"
For
S3.50
blowout
raw'"
I
f
O
.'
twat""'
$7.50
WOOL
PANTS
:
Now
S5.75
A
nation-wide
survey
of
the
tire
customers
of
li.F.
Gootlrich
dealers
from
coast
to
coast
shows
that
3
out
of
every
5
D.F.
Goodrich
tire
buyers
switched
from
some
other
brand.
Why
did
they
switch?
1
Salesmen
can
tell
you
why
they
6viU'hel.
They
wanted
to
get
trouble-free
BOYS'
CLOTHING
BOYS'
SUITS,
PANTS,
SWEATERS,
DENIMS,
UNDERWEAR,
SHOES
AND
SOX,
RUNNING
SHOES,
PLAID
JACKETS
Coys'
AI
L
WOOL
PANTS
....
Now
$2.95
Boys'
WINDBREAKEKS
Now
SI.S5
Boy:;'
UNION
SUITS
Special
95c
PLAID
JA'.KETS,
All
Wool
From
SJ
50
Boy.s'
GABARDINE
PANTS,
Zippers
and
Pleats
From
S5.75
in
safety,
and
at
low
cost
per
mile.
Mileage,
safety,
comfort,
economy
aren't
these
what
you
want,
too?
You
can
have
them!
You
can
get
the
superior
'
t-formance
made
possible
by
B.F.
Goodrich
manufacturing
and
engineering
skill.
You
can
enjoy
the
benefits
of
D.F.G.
research
cooler-running,
longer-lasting
rubber
compounds,
improved
tread
and
body
design
and
the
advanced
tire
building
methods.
When
you
switch
to
B.F.G.,
they
are
all
yours
!
There's
a
friendly
Il.F.G.
tire
dealer
near
you.
He's
one
of
the
B.F.
Goodrich
THE
BEST
motoring
.
.
.
wanted
to
make
their
call
"I
wMHt
"VT,,
I
monar.
rkh.
I'
.
m.nr
Ro.oa,
Ma.
MEN'S
SUITS
AND
PANTS
LATEST
STYLES
$49.50
SUITS,
GABARDINE
AND
WORSTEDS
Cocci"
i
$15.00
ALL
WOOL
TOP-COATS,
Showcrpioor
1...
From
i
in
Plumbing
Vs.
-Service
l
j
PHONE
103
.
;
!
A:Y'UA
uz.n
...
,
x.n,.,K
m.-ns
rjNit.
New
Styles
and
Colors.
Best
of
VI
a
I"!';".Pric'M
Now
from
.00
to
$H.8l
SPOHib
JACKETS.
The
very
latest.
Reg.
$29.50
.
Mo-
SiO
03
Men
s
ILAJD
JACKETS
All
Wool.
Make
a
real
Saving
:i
From
51
family
of
5,000
trained
tire
specialists
I
PRINCE
RUPERT
i
.:J
and
service
experts.
He'll
help
keep
vour
tires
in
first
class
condition.
ll
Vmiml
?
4
A
O
'1
f
J
PLUMBING
&
;
V
HEATING
f:l4,
I
BOTJSCHUMAS
:
U
:
'Old
Post
Office
Bldg.)
f
r
'-."'
M'
I
BLANKLTS
-
COMFORTERS
PILLOWS
SLEEPING
liACo
We
have
one
of
the
largest
selections
of
Comforters
appractata
'
Ask
him
to
show
you
the
twilehaa
.omplatal"
at
Keal
bargain
Prices!
BLANKETS
mi
wool,
bave
at
these
low
nrir-oc
COMFORTERS,
Double
Bed
size
'
'
!
rrrviF
j
"r
v
'
Piiiv
Sil
J.TJ0
From
S3.75
No
7
S
1.73
)
.
Now
$.:.co
new
B.F.G.
Silvertowns
and
the
famous
Seal-o-inalic
safety
tubes
that
seal
punctures
instantly
.
.
.
permanently,
as
you
ride!
See
him
today!
COMFORTERS.
Chiklren's
Satin
Covered
PILLOWS.
Satin
Coveted.
Now
at
this
special
Driee
CHILDREN
S
PLAY
PEN
PADS
if
I1"
W
NOTIONS
Men's
HANDKERCHIEFS
.,
Each
15c
SHOE
POLISH
Tin
Men's
INSOLES
From
Pr.
20c
Children's
SOCKTfV'
nZ'
r"
V,
I?
Runw.
i.Aei-r.
.
r
8
soc-
Res-
35;:.
Now
Pr.
20c
"l
00
rG
Lir
IOOK
FOR
THE
PENTAGONAL
SIGN
that
idantiflit
your
friendly
B.F.
Goodrich
Daalar
..w,
u.au.
ui
uiumi
...
i
r.
uc
1.AUIES
STOCKINGo
Now
Pr.
30c
'
r-
'(
If
if
7
I
AJ
I
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
II
f
'
II
II
II
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
$2.50
PENMAN'S
SHIRTS
AND
DRAWERS
$3.50
PENMAN'S
UNION
SUITS
$3.00
FINE
UNION
SUITS,
All
Sizes
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Camosun
j
'''''
-"f
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I
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Coqultlam
)
J
X::;:i
Manufacturers,
Too,
Chooso
B.F.
Goodrich
If
yoor
new
car,
truck
or
tractor
Gar.
J2.00
Each
S2.50
Each
$2.23
is
equipped
with
B.F.
Goodrich
'cO0
tires,
take
advantage
of
your
0"
B,
.
"smI--1"""
ia
dealra
s
Iree
tire
Inspection
serv
SALE
STARTS
EVERY
MORNING
AT
9.30
For
Good
Clothes
and
Good
Prices
ice
linr
long,
troulile-lrec
mileage
0(aly.
t""1"
1
1ml
m
built
into
nil
D.F.
Courran.1'
Cooilrich
tires.
SHOP
AT
I
)
EaTR.
lOW
PRFSSURE
TIRE
I
fTf
'
;-
W
i
ALICE
'ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coqultlam,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
-'
ss.
Camosun,
August
18
10
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOITE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
August
25
10
p.m.
FRA;K
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
566
Mokors
of
Tiros
Bottorits
Aulomotivo
AtteoriH
Industrial
Rubbor
ProdutM
and
K"rt
B.G
CLOT03IE
toff
M
THIRD
AVENUE
Since
1930
J
"
SfeCOND
AVENUE
and
1st
STREET