8
ff
IIW,
IF
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Is
Strain
Monday,
October
30,
1950
'Acting
For
Ann
Sheridan
H
Scarlet
Pu.LTir"d"Jr
Monday
-
Tuesday
Shows
7
p.m.
-
9:10
p.m.
NEW
YORK
AP)
Ann
Sheridan
revealed
1h
other
day
that
she
is
gradually
giving
up
her
career
as
a
movie
actress
and
will
concentrate
on
the
production
onri.
She
has
be-n
unusually
successful
with
her
movie
career,
n'onc
wiih
stacs
and
television
personal
appearances,
but
it's
been
divine
her
too
many
butter-V.nr
in
hrr
stomach.
She
a'ready
has
one
foot
li
t'V"
dror
as
a
producer.
She
has
a
financial
Interest
in
her
new
fi'm.
"Woman
on
the
Run."
by
B
B
M
a
u
n
uuuc
.
w.
ruon
re'.urncd
to
t,he
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trip
.u
Vancouver.
Fur
('Iran
t:
.
Traversal-International.
Rather
1
Want
Ads,
Sure
Results!
'-""ntets
Call
TAXI-6s.
"Eventually
v.
Nc,
-&vii'
-
-
f
--f-
lirf-
(1llf---
miiiaiii
iimi
wjmiiBtiniijiniiK.
mi.
i"
ii
in.
1
.1.1
iiii
.
.
.
They
don't
have
to
be
a
menace.
A
carefully
worked
out,
ecsy
to
follow
budget
makes
Wallace
Department
Store
bill
paying
a
cinch.
We'll
be
pleased
to
help
work
out
a
budget
for
you
and
your
family.
Drop
in
today!
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
ACHING
BACK?
Why
luffer
with
backache
or
painful
Joints?
Many
rind
quick
relid
by
ukint
Dr.
Chasr'i
Kuinry-Liver
Pill.
Thii
proven
remedy
treat,
two
condition!
at
once;
contain
apecial
remedial
ingredients
for
both
kidney
and
liver
dmrderi
which
often
cauae
backache.
Ur.
Chaie
than
a
salary,
she
is
taking
a
-hare
of
iho
nroflti
frsm
this
-f
thev're
substantial
Miss
Sheridan
will
advance
her
smhit'on
to
become
a
producer
rather
than
remain
an
actress.
"After
I
finished
'Woman
on
the
Run'
I
wanted
to
quit
beiti'
an
fictress."
she
confessed.
"Much
ef
thr
action
in
that
story
takes
place
on
a
carnival
roller-coast-
REAL
ESTA
INSURANC
ROADEO
RIDER
The
army's
finest
truck
driver
is
Cpl.
R.
D.
Pettlnger
of
Courtland,
Ont.,
judging
by
his
record
In
the
Ontario
Automotive
Transport
Association's
annual
truck
roadeo
at
Toronto.
Here
the
man
with
the
moustache;
sta
t
oned
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Army
Service
CoVps
at
Camp
Borden,
Ont.,
gets
the
winner's
trophy
for
the
third
successive
year.
Second
place
in
the
armed
forces
division
went
to
Pl.
E.
Kia
:er,
ik;ht.
of
Morden,
Man.,
an
R.CAS.C.
driver
at
Rivers,
Man.,
and
third
to
R.C.A.F.
Cp!.
B.
W.
Fortune,
left,
who
comes
from
Vancouver
but
is
stationed
at
Goose
Bay,
Labiador.
Col.
M.
L.
B:e:inan
makes
the
presentation.
(CP
PHOTO)
name
you
can
depend
oa.
47
INCOME
T
DR.CHAS?Si
m
9
RETUHNS
PHEPA
.mini
fi.
I
eet
dreadfully
seasick
on
ai
.
i
f
'vuin
-
n
:
ii
i
ina
Ave.
(KMrl
Another
British
Trawler
Arrested
t-
I
Mcur
SCHOOL
I
roller
coaster
and
my
tummy
started
acting
up
as
soon
as
we
I
started
shooting
film.-
'
"Aside
from
the
roller
coaster
I
I
had
to
submit
to
the
fact
that
several
girls
who
played
around
!
me
in
the
rollef
coaster
cars
had
healthy
appetites.
Between
takes
Silver
Standard
Is
Looking
Good
Constructive
Ore
Developments
in
Line
With
Favorable
Financial
Position
LONDON
For
the
second
time
in
two
months.
British
trawkr?
have
been
arrested
bv
a
Russian
ENGLISH
WOMEN'S
MENTAL
SCHOOL
MOOSE
JAW.
Sask.
Work
has
started
on
a
$2,400,000
school
tor
mental
defectives
at
a
park
south
of
Moose
Jaw.
The
sshool
will
house
more
than
1000
patients
with
a
staff
of
about
350.
SCIENTIFIC
SLEUTHS
REGINA
A
new
crime-detection
laboratory
for
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
is
under
construction
at
the
big
police
barracks
here.
,
they
would
stroll
off
and
return
iCunboat
in
the
White
Sea
fUi-l"arled
with
hot
dops,
iwt
beer
ling
Rrounds.
The
r.rst
was
"Mv;
Pull
-On
I!
auu
uuiu
icuraniiicuw,
x
-lu,4S8
ton
trawler
Hui;h
Walooi',
For
New
Canadians
and
Others
Interested
in
English
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
31,
AT
BOOTH
SCHOOL
7
p.m.
Favorable
development
resul.s'not
stand
it.
At
least,
my
stom-0.1
seven
of
the
parallel
vei-is
ach
C0Uldn't
stand
it."
at
Silver
tSandard
Mines
Ltd.
.
.
with
a
crew
of
21.
The
boat
is
owned
by
the
Ntwineton
Stein
Trawling
Co.
The
other
trawler
seized
was
the
Swanella.
Affpr
five
davs
she
was
relead
in
Ha7.lton
district
are
recorded
'
in
the
official
report
for
Auguot
.
and
September
1950.
1
Monthly
qperallng
profit
is
currently
at
the
rate
of
abou',
$80,000,
after
all
writeoffs
and
i-rovincial
tax.
The
initial
divi
(;end
of
5c
plus
2c
payablo
December
15
to
shareholders
of
rec-
Knitting
Textbook
For
Girl
Guides
TORONTO
r.om
now
on.
Canadian
Girl
Guides
and
Brownies
should
find
it
easy
to
qualify
for
their
knitting
badge.
A
booklet.
"Wool
'Round
the
Year,"
now
being
distributed
to
November
25,
amounts
to
appr
approximately
$150,000
on
2,144,-
V
ord
!
150
I!
i
j
Brown'onil
I
CLEAR
Salute
the
Newspaper
Carrier
who
brings
the
paper
that
keeps
you
informed
f
shares
outstanding.
d;
Ridgeway
W.
Wilson
manag
Canada's
70,500
English-speak-
I
inff
flniflps
nnrl
Rrnwnies.
rnn-
ing-director,
says
gross
value
of
Ausvst
production
was
$176,960
bjfare
freight
and
smelter
charges.
The
operating
profit
wr.s
I
tains
a
complete
course
in
knitting.
For
those
who
have
already
1
1
t
l!t
(11,,r
FAMILY
$
STORE
L
.-88
368
and
aftr
all
writeoffs
.
trated
instructions
for
knitting
and
provincial
taxes,
net
profit
u.aa
s7!)ttu
wnrkino-nit
a
i
several
articles
of
clothing,
in-
Charlie
Robe:
I'liiinc
357
increased
by
$83,015
in
the
i
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous
,
i
month.
utuuuig
awcaieia,
bLuuiliigs
anu
scarves.
It
is
to
be
used
as
a
textbook
in
the
earning
of
the
proficiency
We're
Here
to
Servs
YOU
Of
2.511
tons
handled
in
Sep-
i
tember,
688
tons
were
discarded
badge
for
knitting.
By
following
Commodore
Cafe'
OIL
HEAT
as
waste.
The
1.823
tons
n.'llei
ai
ils
Be
Hospitality
and
Oood
Food1'
lts
directions
a
Guide
or
a
or
62.5
tons
daily,
aveiased
O.m
Brownie
can
knit
the
batlg.
50.3
ton
i
07..
gold.
oz.
silv.or
per
5.457o
lead;
7.8
zinc
and
0.109
,
itself.
1
cadmium,
after
including
one'
In
addition,
it
tells
how
to
day's
run
of
old
mill
tailings
a
a
make
woollen
toys
and
gifts
and
'hone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
J
.1
Ave.
DaviQ
Chow.
Mgr.
MARCHAND
explains
the
use
cf
wool
fell
yarns
and
fabrics
in
fashions,
as
SPACE
HEATEk
well
as
giving
shopping
hints
notes
on
selection
and
care
of
woollens
and
the
story
of
a
trip
Convenient,
Economical
Uinh
meclianlca!
cfflrienry.
VORTEX
te?t.
This
test
indicated
that,
while
of
low
grade,
these
tai'.-lings
fhould
yiell
a
profit
cf
pt
least
$1.73
rer
ton
uhd
c?n
b3
considered
a1?
an
ore
reserve.
In
October,
a
greater
propor-tisn
of
the
mill
feed
is
be!i:g
rirawn
from
N'2.
6
vein
in
whicn
fcwlccd
ere
avas
1
it
.'-r-
"f
$101
per
ton
Recent
work
on
No.
C
hps
disclosed
that
the
pdd
Hrrrl
40
fe-t
of
rr,
length
'onth
of
the
main
ore
biriy
shows
Automatic
Eurnd
through
.a
woollen
mill.
The
63-page
booklet
is
a
gift
to
the
Guides
and
Brownies
from
the
Wool
Bureau,
an
information
service
operated
by
wol
manufacturers,
which
also
has
mad?
available
a
display
of
samples
ai
garments
described
in
the
book-
30
saving
in
h'
costs.
TKRMS
AURAVi
marh-d
imnrovcemnt
in
grade
in
let.
The
display
will
be
shown
in
Smiih
&
Elk
Guide
centres
across
Canada
thi
S
I
fall.
initial
spina
operations.
New
information
rcarding
No.
r
vein
Is
a
hiphlir.ht
of
the
cur
LIMITED
Don't
Gamble
on
What
You
EAT!!
CALL
RED
656
and
you
know
you
arc
getting
THE
BEST
D
.6
S
GROCERY
Plumbing
nd
M
John
Haahtl,
wcli
known
pion-
rent
progress
report.
Possibilities
of
this
vein
assumed
importance
Plione
174
P-0-
i
our
RtrmTCirf
mininn
nnn
cn-i1
.
1
1
"IlKll
Jt
II.
e
oil.
.ill
wili
pll
i
u.
f,
iinri
ciiaiii.,
aaiicii
uy
i
ii"
vctliui'
last
night
on
his
return
north
after
a
business
visit
to
the
city.
opened
at
1500
ft.
-elevation
showing
the
same
.type
of
mineralization
as
No
3
a'ss
nar-
r.-.P-
n-irlth".
Mr.
Wilson
nov
reports
that
the
present
face
on
progress
on
both
No.
9
and
No.
ic-o
inrii-ntos
nr"criri
of
a
fur-
10
veins
which
show
nramis
n
1
1
th.T
ore
shoot:
that
the
first
ore
indications.
r5
arrord
f"rill
h"le
nrolefted
1
A
thorough
geolcglcal
exam-dewnward
on
this
vein
tnm
naion
by
Dr.
Alex
Smith
is
in
slron-r
surfac"
exresures
"av
a
progress,
preparatory
to
layin1;
ro-d
rre
intcrsftinn
80
foet
"Ut
a
long
term
dcvelirment
town
the
dip:
and
that
a
dia-
program,-
both
across
the
on
9
ft
mTmTmTb"W""TT
f0
i
i
t
vin
on
zone
and
at
depth.
.
the
1311
.elevation,
700
feet
mm
:
w
HEN
he
brings
your
favorite
Tj'JMjm
"""""
Heat
h
Heme
The
Node
Way!
5,
l
9t
A
h"
surfoc.
-hoTs
lead
minerai-izatl-n
in
th?
rore.
.
"n
y-.
1
vein
in
r.n
rrca
previously
unproductive
of
ore
and
i,'
in
ver
imiy
below
anv
pievirus
r'.?velDpment.
a
new
oreshoot
was
located
during
September.
While
narrow,
this
shoot
is
reported
of
good
grade,
giving
a
58
foot
length,
one
fooi
wide,
assaying
0.38
ounces
gold;
Rlr
ources
silver;
5.1
lead;
10.7
zinc
and
0.139
cami'i
'
from
fa-"
sampling.
Work
i
n
redirected
north
of
the
shaft,
on
this
new
low
1200
ft
elevation
aid
the
drift
anrean
tn
n
enter-in?
the
.downward
projection
of
No
1
main
ore
shoot,
ir.5
fpr,
.-..,.,,(u,
f-3m
f;,
prevloiiS
bottom
level.
Wear
Lovely
paper,
let
him
know
yeu
appreciate
the
service
be
interested
in
the
way
he
conducts
his
business.
Admire
and
help
your
newspaper
carrier
today
and
every
day.
Canada's
future
depends
on
his
generation.
HEEL
HUGGER
Shoes
USE
HOT
WATfj
HEATING
.-tort
-;:e
s.;,otS
have
been
opened
by
drifting
on
the
fooo
and
hanging
wall
portions
of
No.
1
1
vUn
on
the
13LJ
level
and
stnp-jing
will
start
shortly.
An
unex-'
pected
windfall
took
thi
form
.-t
d'envcrv
of
ev-.illert
Tra'l"
ere
in
driving
a
short
foot
wall
ra'se
to
Investigate
old
workings
cn
No.
7
footwall
vein.
.
Several
hundred
tons
of
hl;h
grad;
or--'
had
Ivcn
left
cn
the
fcotwall
o"
this
s!ore
by
fc:mer
operator;;.
Full
extent
af
this
find
is
stir.
Knjoy
ihe
eacellcnt
apiiint-n
cn
I
a,
tlie
dtlii-ioiia
food,
ami
the
courteou
rvk,
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILINGS
SOUTIIBOCND
Saturday,
Nov.
4
Saturday,
Nov.
18
Wednesday,
Nov.
29
For
information
and
reservations
contact
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I
H.
II.
Davics,
General
Agent
3rd
Ave.
West
to
be
determined
tut
thicknesse:
up
to
3
feet
of
excellent
p:'atf
ha".-
teen
ob.ervpd.
This
is
v
r-'di'n
the
reported
:ri
reserve
in
thi
ere
"irfip
f
.'iin?
on
N-".
Zro
vein
showed
the
downward
extension
of
the
expord
ore
,
r
'
t-
vRfrant
its
dcvelip-ment
at
depth.
of
London
EXCLUSIVE
AT
BROWHWOQDS
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