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,
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10,
ltou
Kay
Reflects
.
.
.
...
awe
Reminisce
i
wo
how$
Each
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Showing
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and-
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im
V
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t
.
4
'
I;
I
WATERFRONT
almost
hear
dad
shout:
"Hey
Bill
(
or
Dick
or
Hank
The
bomb!
It's
on
the
way.
and
before
trte
dire
instrument
is
expelled
from
the
human
or
Charley
as
the
case
may
be),
system
the
world
must
be
better
has
the
barn
been
cleaned
yet?
'
Thurs.
to
Sat.
7-9
p.m.
Sat.
Mat.
1
2:00
-
4:20
I
educated.
Otherwise
nothing
Well
when
it's
done,
dig
the
else
will
matter
much.
rest
of
the
potato
patch.
Time
spuds
were
in".
Feeling
the
time
is
long
over
V7
v
1
due,
a
Canadian
magazine
gives)
Two
small
Alaska
freighter
wire
in
port
this
Monday
with
caigos
of
frozen
fish
for
transshipment
to
the
United
States
by
Canadian
National
Railways.
Mosorship
Silver
Wave.
Capt.
D.
Clyde
Lane,
brought
nineteen
tons
of
frozen
salmon
from
Petersburg
and
the
Sidney,
Capt.
Osmund
Hendrickson,
two
carloads
of
from
halibut
from
Ketchikan.
After
discharging,
the
Sliver
Wave
and
the
Sidney
returned
to
Alaska.
warning
it
intends
to
expose
Victoria.
The
periodical's
peeve
is
mainly
misrepresentation
on
the
cart
of
capital
city.
"A
bit
rr7"'
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Sx
'
Mi
?
1
fr
i-r"
i
i
One
good
way
to
get
your
ideas
misunderstood
is
to
make'
a
public
speech
about
them.
1
Oalt
Reporter.
j
'
Of
course,
no
one
hears
of
the
thousands
of
passengers
arul
commercial
flights,
safely
completed
regularly.
But
there
Is
another
side
to
the
picture.
When
a
plane
with
44
aboard
vanishes,
the
occurrence
has
news
valup.
Such
air
mysteries,
and
fatal
crashes
costly
in
human
life
are
not
at
all
uncom
Radio
Diol
CFPR
jf
real
old
England
'
on
the
shores
of
the
Pacific?"
My
eye!
!
The
most
flawless
climate
in
Canada,
if
not
on
the
continent?
Tell
that
to
your
grandmother.!
124U
Kilocycles
(Subject
to
Change)
9:00-BBU
Nt,
9
:15-
Saddle
9:30CBCSU,
9:59
-Time
Sifr
10:00
-Bv,
":l5waiuii,
There
was
an
old
lady
from
mon.
.lOtfO-Worldct'
i:45-CBc
i
N-,.1"
Ryde,
Who
ate
some
green
apples
and.
died:
The
apples
fermented
within
the
lamented,
Making
cider
Inside
'er
inside.
Southbound
from
Ketchikan
to
Vancouver.
CN
R.
steamer
Prince
George,
dipt.
E.
B.
Caldwell,
arrived
in
port
at
8
o'clock
last
evening
and
continued
her
voyage
south
at
11:15
p.m.
The
vessel
had
on
board
several
passengers
from
Ketchikan.
The
George
had
been
here
northbound
from
10:15
a.m.
to
12
midnight
,sv
-
'
,
nt
H
:10:55-Weaitieri'
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i1
a
a
GLOVES
-wu-tsatum4,r.
jlltfO-WeaUitrf.
I1:31
Mt-ssagtjt':
'11:35
Recorciji.
ll:45-Per50tai;
I'Oll
FASHIONS
TASTE
Retail
Prices
Drop
Expected
OTTAWA
.(?
A
decline
in
the
retail
price
of
manufactured
goods
was
predicted
today
by
government
and
Industry
spokesmen
as
a
result
of
the
latest
relaxation
of
import
controls.
,
"Remnvnl
nf
mnil.
nf
thn
ran.
Union
vessel
Chilcotin,
Capt
Some
old
age
pensioners
in
southern
California
spend
most
of
what
money
they
have
for
liquor,
soliciting
food
from
re-!
latives.
Others
give
precious
cash
to
ungrateful
grandchild-
ren
while
still
others
send
the
money
to
kin
in
the
east.
Others
draw
a
small
but
steady
income
lrom
some
distant,
little
known
H.
E.
McLean,
arrived
in
port
at
i
;
12:(MJ
Mid-Day
i
12:25
Prnwi
RUPERT
:
PEOPLES
STORE
ROYALTY
AWAITS
PEOPLE'S
PLEASURE
The
royal
family
of
Belgium
Is
vacationing
on
the
French
Riviera,
awaiting
a
vote
in
Belgium
which
may
return
King
Leopold
to
his
throne.
Shown
r
walking
on
the
grounds
of
their
Riviera
chateau
are
(left
to
right
Countess
De
Rethy,
King
Leopold
III
and
Princess
Josephine.
2
p.
m.
today
enioute
to
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points.
Fas--scngcrs
embarking'
here
included
E.
1.
S.
Mu:-e
and
Allan
Halle,
both
of
AUin
Fisheries,
leaving
for
Queen
Chuilotlc
City.
property,
when
they
had
sworn
w
m
FRIDAY
P.M.
4:15
Stoctf
Quotations
ana
Interlude
4:30
Sleepy
Time
Stories
4:45
Trio
Tunes
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
Rendezvous
Room
5:30
Music
from
Alberta
5:45
Bill
Good
Sports
Review
6:00
Dinner
Music
6:15
Boy
Scout
Program
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
Saddle
Roekin'
Rhythm
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:
30
-Easy
Rhythm
8:00
Our
ricultural
Program
8:15
Musical
Prog.
8:30
Vancouver
Theatre
9:00-Burns
Chuck
Wagon
0:30-Talk
9:45
Canadian
Short
Stories
i
il.
oo
CBC
News
10:10-CBC
News
10:
15-Focus
10:30
-McOill
String
Quartet
ll:00-vWcather
ana
Sign
Oft
8ATUKKA
t
AM
7:00
-fMuslcal
Clock
8:00-CBC
News
8:10
-Here'js
Bill
Hood
8:15
Hits
and
Encores
8:30
Morning
Devotions
,
8:45
Little
Concert
!
12:30
Musical
Pr
1
:0U-Saturday
j
1
Reeo.-j
p.
2:00
M.I,.,
,:
p.
I
2:15-BallctCT4
I
3:00
-This
Wt
3:15-
CUC
No,,
I
3:25-R.c.
j
3:
30
-NBC.
Sr
!
they
were
penniless.
There
is
to
trols,
on
April
1
and
July
1,
will
I
be
f
.f!1,0"'1
and
investigation,
steD
up
competition
in
Canada."
i
alUl
ItS
time.
Lsnirf
tlm
nnlf.irial
onrt
ulth
I
A
group
of
British
archaeologists
are
claiming
to
have
found
the
oldest
rugs
known
to
mankind.
A
few
must
have
moved
to
a
new
boarding
house.
if;
1
,a
llt
:
4
tills
"inevitable
competition"
there
was
"bound
to
be
lower
retail
prices."
The
government
official
said
some
Canadian
refrigerator
manufacturers,
for
example,
have
had
a
"virtual
monopoly"
on
the
sale
of
refrigerators
in
Canada
In
the
period
that
the
Not
since
the
good
old
days
ciown
on
the
farm
have
so
many
local
folk
become
so
used
to
Look!
it's
smart
to
keep
"right"...
helps
beat
today's
prices!
''('.tin'l
start
to
now
.
.
.
al
loilay'n
irirvs
it
Itihvs
a
full
ii
'
run
my
home
.
.
.
got
to
Inutile
.
.
.
that
mean
stay
'r;r."
Toilav,
more
limn
ever,
mfrjiuanl
oiir
earning.
One
j;ooil
w
ay
:
don't
pet
run-down
tltrtuigli
"irreiilarily"
oflrn
caiiM
il
ly
Jack
of
bulk
fcioil
in
t
lie
diet.
,
l'('s
(lie
liellcr
Bran
1
l.iki
lu
lp
riiili?
K''"''"".
natural
la.ilie
uclioii.
J
I
1
keep
food
wanles
niuviii
ironiit
ly
krrp
on
lit
ami
i
;n
in'
to
:o.
Knjoy
w
liolooiiio
hIh-;'iI
iioiii
iliini'ia
loo
IVt's
liian
Flaki-K
import
of
this
product
has
been
iccl
ol
a
shovi"!
Thev
run
nrnliihltx-l
I
C
A
TV
E
R
T
I
6
2
2
I
arc
made
with
other
part
of
wlical.
Vm'II
enjoy
crii,
l'o.t8
Itran
Flal.es
wry
I
ninn.
Laijie
or
regular
paika.'e.
Insist
on
l'or-l'ij
they're
Letter
Uran
Flakes.
iviw;w
cllpoLa
'L.b
m
i
v
".vs"
r
"::-
:v.y.
bran
flakes
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u
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W'f
,
r
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n
.
or
lnUyeil
bj
.
ura
or
It
tki
BilUtk
tal
"NAME
faPfWfEp1
7S7
Miiviiis,
Pa
k.
Shipping
in
Cartasf
w
Complete
IWub
lent
Service.
1
Canadian
Liqjii
for
Oxygen.
A
(
welding
supplies.
Lindsay
s
G
Storage
L
Cor.
2nd
and
P
Est.
1'JIO
rlw
CAlVERT
DISTILlERS
(CANADA)
IIMITEO,
AMHERSTBURG,
ONT.
j
m-i
:
i
..
im
juvtriiMintnt
is
not
puDlished
ot
di.spNyfJ
by
the
Liquor
Control
liiuij
or
by
the
Coveruincut
of
British
Columbia.
V
v
Ais
Vh
A
1
m
n
si
Mitchell
&
Currie
Ltd.
J
Builders
and
Contractors
JV.VAVWWWAV.WW.V.V.V.V.V'''
Your
Neighborhood
Store,
Now
Known
As
"JOHNSON'S
GROCERY'
1048
Hays
Cove
Ave.,
is
Seeking
a
New
Name.
Your
Ideas
May
Be
Worlh
Money.
So
Don't
Delay,
EMTER
TODAY
FIRST
PRIZE
'
Groceries
to
the
Volue
of
$1
5.00.
Your
Choice.
SECOND
PRIZE
and
THIRD
PRIZE
Two
Value-Pocked
"Surprise
Package"
hampers
of
groceries
worth
$5.00
or
more-
FIVE
Additional
Prizes
of
$1.00
each
Entry
Blanks
available
at
this
store
with
each
individual
purchase
of
$1
.00
or
more
Enter
as
oflen
as
you
like.
All
entries
become
the
property
of
James
S.
(Jay)
Burns,
new
owner.
JUDGES
DECISION
WILL
BE
FINAL
Knitting
Supplies
For
li
THE
LOVELIEST
GIFT
OF
ALL
FOR
YOUR
VALENTINE
Newlands
Soaker
Wcol
A
BEAUTIFUL
DIAMOND
from
.
George
Cookr
Jeweller
lite
stork
sliojij
J
303
3nlAve.
4
A
FOR
YOUR
WALLPAPER
HANG
You'll
Be
Pleased
With
Our
Modern
Stylings
1
For
Your
Interior
Pointing
and
Do'c
Call-SPENCE
&
MATUlK
Phone
Blue
215
233
t)
il
Judges
will
be:
Mayor
Rudderliam
Sgt.
Potterton,
B.
C.
Police
James
S.
Bums
(new
owner)
In
case
of
a
tie,
Ihe
entries
will
be
awarded
prizes
according
to
the
date
and
time
of
post-mark.
SROADWAYC
FIRST
SHOWING
-Contest
Closes
Midnight,
February
"28,
1959
5
.ii:
1
y
Coro's
New
Spring
Line
of
Pins,
Earrings,
Bracelets
GEORGE
COOK,
JEWELLER
i
I
i
I
Hours
7;,:
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phonc