During
In
Ui
mission
a
humui-
FASfUOX
SHOW
(Continued
riom
fage
V,
is
f
Prlaa
Kami
Calls
3uJ3
Saturday.
October
22,
1M9
"r
'
FANTASY
IS
NOVEL
ous
skit,
with
typical
Swedish
I
"
v
:
dialect
ons,
was
chorused
b-
'
M
011
Wp
v
Diane
Kennedy,
Jeanne
Husoy.
!
A
variety
of
sports
wear
the
only
other
match
of
the
slacks,
snow
suits,
sweaters,
and
Edith
Jordan,
Lgrna
Donald
son,
i
Try
t
Cia(r
Walt
Disney's
"Melody
Time'
skirts,
ana
me
popular
wiree-way
And
Rosaline
Thain.
who
illUlQ
t
I
At
Capitol
Theatre
This
entally,
was
modelling
the
latest
Week-end
Walt
Disney's
latest
fantasy.
FOR
M
TO-
Jacket
was
exhibited.
A
new
feature
in
rain
wear,
the
matching
pork-pie
hat
was
shown
with
raincoats
of
brilliant
plaid,
gabardine,
corduroy,
some
with
the
fashionable
chain
belt.
Classical
suits
of
gabardine
and
wool,
with
becoming
accessories,
drew
ad
uililng
glances
from
the
audience.
Modish
taffeta
lace
SHOES
thing
in
long
underwear.
Rowland
Miles
sang
several
sel-
'
ections.
'
j
The
Scottish
element
was
in-!
troduced
by
the
Highland
Pling,
1
as
played
by
Piper
Bill
Mi-Kay
and
danced
by
Mickey
Murray,
i
icanne
Calderwood
and
Heather
JJrwr.
As
light
was
focused
on
a
large
IB
now
"Melody
Time,"
colorful
and
fantastic
with
fun
and
fable,
is
delighting
week-end
audiences
at
She
Capitol
Theatre
where
it
Is
having
its
closing
runs
today
Distinctly
unique
in
its
composition.
"Melody
Time,"
pro
THAI
UPSETS
AGAIN,
MAMSON'S
LOSE
With
the
winning
10I
three
points
from
tive
highly
rated
Manson's,
Jaycees
No.l
pulled
off
the
biggest
upset
Of
the
Men's
Five
fin
League
bowling
of
the
current
season.
With
the
possibility
of
gaining
top
spot
in
the
league,
Manstms
were
unable
t
settle
down
-and,
are
Row
In
a
secoud
place
tie
with
Brownwoods
one
point
behind
Stones
i
The
victory
for
the
Jaycees
Mo.l
was
aided
through
the
efforts
of
D.
K.
Hay
wtw
had
high
three
game
total
for
the
Bight
with
688.
High
single
game
was
scored
by
M.
Andersen
of
Triple
points.
Tliey
were
i.C.'s
No.2
C"s
with
320.
Triple
C's
won
3
points
from
the
Ambassadors.
crepe
and
woollen
dresses
were
night
Cold
Storage
and
Oddel
lows
split
points.
Standings
Stones
16
Brownwoods
15
Mansons
15
Grand
Cafe
14
Blains
13
D
&
S
12
Mallets
12
Home
Oil
12
Commercials
11
i.
C's
No.
1
11
Kupert
Motors
11
Philpott.
Evitt
10
Crescents
9
W.I.
Stages
9
Scotians
9
J.
C's
No.
2
9
Ambassador
Triple
C's
8
Thorn
Sheet
Mtl
7
Oddfellows
7
Undesirables
6
Cold
Storage
6
Canadiaju
Legion
5
C.
P.
A
duced
in
technicolor,
assembles
J
iind
Picture
frame,
Alex
and
Laura
Worn,
with
stilish
coats
Dim:
Y
Best
Prince
Mitchell
sang
to
the
Dortmiw
in
one
cartooned
musical
pack-'j
Alice
Nlckerson
appeared
as
"Giii
j
with
salient
items
of
the
Ameri
116:
can
scene
Seven
different
sequences
are
projected
on
the
screen
in
cartoon
form,
each
accompanied
by
musical
renditions
by
screen
and
radio
notables
and
featuring
.either
tumorous
or
sentimental
appeal.
Among
these
stars
are
Den
WHAT
SPORT
FANS
WILL
DO!
lining
up,
hours
before
the
games'
start
are
just
a
few
thousands
of
baseball
fans
who
hope
to
find
standing
room
to
watch
the
World
Series
played
at
Yankee
stadium,
in
New
York
city.
Leading
this
line
were
Marie
FJynn
and
Beverly
Bra
f
man,
who
jnade
themselves
comfortable
as
they
could
on
the
sidewalk
with
rugs,
sandwiches
and
ther-mAs
bottle.
r
j
i-i
rama
mine
runn
Jordan
portrayed
"Lulu
Belle
Lou,"
Rosaline
Thaln
was
Molly
Mal-oney.
Marion
Shenton,
in
Gay
Ninety
bathing
suit,
illustrated
'By
the
Sea,"
w
hile
"Faraway
Places
'
was
swig
to
Norma
McKay,
Diane
Kennedy,
and
Claire
Rtchle.
Leonard
Syes
cud
a
nvely
monologue
r.nd
Ilsa'
Xniu.der
executed
a
graceiul
balk-t
dance.
FAMILY
STORE
t
feathered
hats.
Attractive
Jornials,
with
padded
hip
lines,
fish-tall
drapes,
some
with
cape
neck-lines
and
craped
hems,
sequin-trimmed,
some
with
bustles
and
one
black
strapless
dinner
dress.
Honored
Queen
Lorna
pon-aldsQO
made
a
presentation
to
Mj
Felsenthal,
manager
of
Rupert
Peoples
Store,
of
flowers
for
Mrs.
Felsenthal,
and
graciously
thanked
members
of
the
Peoples
Store
staff
who
had
co-operated
heartily
with
the
Job's
Daughters.
They
were
Jack
Mar
chant,
Mrs.
Robert
.Strachan,
Mrs.
ft.
Webster,
Mrs.
C.
S.
Stordal,
Mrs.
A.
Haines,
Mrs.
F.
Partridge,
Mrs.
J.
Perchaluk.
nis
Day,
Roy
Roers
and
the
Sons
of
the
Pioneers,
Organis'
3rd
Ave.
Ethel
Smith,
the
Dinning
Sis-
Two
teams
won
four
points.
They
were
.
.C's
No.
2
from
Untlesirablos
and
Rupert
Motors
from
Canadian
Legion
lers,
Buddy
Clark,
the
Andrews
iGaorge
C
.Martui
returned
to
Sisters,
Fred
waring
and
his
Another
upset
of
the
evening
I
the
city
this
afternoon
on
the
j
Pennsylvanians,
Frances
Lang-
NOTICK
oocured
wheu
Hone
Oil
lost
3
i
Princess
Louise
froiii
a
trip
to
ford
and
Freddy
Martin
and
his
In
the
.Multrr
of
the
"I'utitir
li
iiilr-ie
.W
K
M
IK
.
ItMM
l'lmi.
UH
points
to
the
Commercials.
In
Vancouver.
;
Orchestra.
una
.
til
tlie
.Mailer
vt
Ue
"M
urkineii'i,
linitejlHthMI
Act"
It.HJtA:
MU
(
hap.
3",
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order-l
i-Council
No.
2009,
approved
on
the
Models
were
Marglt
Mc
Arthur,,'
17th
Qy
of
September,
A.
U.
CHIROPl
John
r.
t
Hati
21-?2
Be!!
'bone
BLrj
Appoint
Hot)
10
M
in.
to
,J
a
w
;
1
Konday
m
pn
tbuae
uiub
u.
j
day
Bni
Anoe
afufuuooi.
under
Uie
"fUBLie
INQUIIiiEei
!
ACT."
the
Hon.
Gordon
McOivg'jr
I
SUoan,
ChuH
rfu-itlce
of
British
fol-!
Alice
NJckersoiii
Donna
McAr-thur,
Margaret
Strachan.
Luella
MeDgnald,
Mrs.
James
McDonald,
Pat
Mitchell,
Mary
Lou
Lunn,
Etna.
Inr.sun,
Joan
Smith,
June
Ratchford,
Muriel
Shier,
Pat
Hil!,
ttuibta.
was
appointed
a
aole
Com-!
jnliwioner
to
Inquire
Into
the
mattenl
Qareuutlter
fotlowUig
coiicwiU'iK
ciiUipliUnU
in
retittion
to
the
p
jli
Marlorie
Tgttersall.Ctfare
Ritchie,
i
iw
Adnuul-sUftiiou
of
the
"WOltX-UEN'S
COWPF.NSATION
ACT"
Bi
-
Ta
(II
4
t'
slink
Blur.
,-1
CJUapUT
aW
itKVISiO)
Of
WUTISM
COLUMBIA
D
UHS.
by
tle
WOttKUEK
U
COMHKN-
!.ATWN
BOARD;
appointed
tlie
auld
Act.
WRATH
PHOTO
HJ
Detelopiru.''!
omcK
i
Isobel
Taylor,
Carol
Moorenouso,
Ga.U
McRa,
Inger
Peterson,
Jeanne
Husoy
Olive
Strand.
Norma
McKay,
May
Addison,
Mary
McAfee,
RosaiUie
Thaln,
Kathleen
Smith,
Melaine
Brechin,
Mary
Strachan,
Diane
Kennedy,
Mickey
Murray,
Barbara
Teng,
Sheila
Bennett,
Dolly
Smith,
Ruth
Ketcheson,
rggy
Qowan,
1
frofessional
Amatrut
STEEL
HUTS
FOR
(CORN
STORAGE
Called
upon
to
perform
a
modern
miracle,
"little
business"
in
10
corn
belt
states
is
tackling
one
of
the
biggest
jobs
of
its
kind
ever
undertaken
anywhere
in
peacetime.
Its
Herculean
assignment
is
the
site
preparation
and
erection
of
2.300
steel
locations.
The
task
aroae
with
the
U.
S.
grain
belt's
acute
need
this
fall
for
space
In
which
)to
store
the
record-breaking
carryover
,
of
1948's
corn
crop.
Photo
shows
some
of
the
Quonset
buildings
under
construction
near
Arlington,
S..D.
The
uiuttura
to
be
inquired
into
hjr
the
Commle-sloner
under
Uie
mid
Qrdi:r-ln-CoiHicil
referred
to
above,
are
as
fallows:
(lj
Tbe
releyant
fact
relating
to
aiiy
complaint
which
may
be
made
to
Commissipner
concerning
tiie
administrative
policy
of
The
Work-tnen's
Compensatkm
Board:
it
The
relevant
facta
and
reason?
afwiwni,
I
NOW
AVI
fS
Agnes
Smith,
Laura
Mitchell,
Lorna
Donaldson,
Mrs.
Brechin
Marlon
Shenton,
Mrs.
Knutson.
NOTICE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Seaman
uera
Llen-
'
t-oy,
Heatnor
A
STRAIGHT
.
CUT
for
a
(
Se&(e
Ask
for
Millbonk.
Experience
the
J
smoking
enjoyment
that
can
b
your
in
cigarette
after
cigarette
all
dayl
,
U'
the
Straight
Cut
Virginia
'
the
top
tobacco
from
tip
to
lip
M
that
make
Millbank
"Truly
Mild".
1
7ecte
firmer-N
notice
is
hereby
.given
that
a
artci
daughter,
are
now
living
!
Brewer,
Jeanne
taiderwood.
Di-public
hearing
m
be
hew
t
the
,
I
ane
Kennedy,
Pose
Marie
Poburr
111
m
wle
Eneeleke
uwnuiig
dwelUns
in
in
otlice
of
the
Workmen's
Corapcn-
,
,
.
Walton
Board,
m
ounsmuir
street.
Terrace.
They
moved
there
re-
hey
and
Mrs.
Donaldson.
vaiictwusr.
e.
c
.
on
November
3rd.
cently
from
Prince
Rupert'
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
was
accomnani-
1049.
at
10
A.
M.
lor
the
adoption
.
.
,
!,,,.,..,,,
.
ui
revisud
eguiivtioo
tar
the
pre-
ere
Mr-
Seaman
was
in
tl:e
1st
and
Mel
Skalmerud
conacuyitr
vention
of
accidents
in
the
.
LOG-
employ
of
the
pally
News.
ator.
OINQ
INDUSTRY
which
comes
'.
,
I
,
within
the
scope
of
the
'Workmen's
Compensation
Act.'
Il.lleil
(his
i.'iicl
(ilv
I!I4!I.
of
October,
therelor
rclutUix
to
any
propotiml
onieiidnient
to
the
"Workmen's
Coin-penuition
Act"
which
may
be
brought
to
the
attention
of
the
Commissioner
fur
Jiks
inveaugaUon
iind
report
by
any
persons
lutereitcd
iiereln;
(Si
Any
question
of
fact
or
law
-ulevajM
to
Uie
tteueral
soope
qf
th
UiUry.
wUirii
may
be
ajccK'ally
reinrred
to
the
CoaninuiRlouur
t-jr
bl
leuroilnation
by
tlje
Jnderiuyj-1
:
4)
The
relevant
lacu
in
relitljii
jt
any
uintuy
hlch
Ui
th
op.uion
if
toe
CuBimlsainuer
It
la
necessary
-o
inquire
Uklo
lu
ordttr
o
rarr
out
JlBotually
Um
duties
Imposed
upon
VUn
herein:
(51
Any
question
of
law
which
the
omnilaloner
may
consider
reievu'.
and
incidental
to
the
fore-solnir
(Uattnrs
of
Uiriulry.
AND
fVRTHOi
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
first
anting
of
the
Cominin-lon
herein
will
be
held
at
the
Court
House
In
the
city
of
Victoria,
nrlt-Kh
Columbia,
on
Monday
the
7th
day
of
November
A
D.
1949
at
the
hour
of
ten
thirty
(10:30)
o'clock
In
the
forenoon.
AND
FURTHER
TAKE
NOTICT
that
those
desiring
to
make
aub-mlsslons
to
the
said
Commlalon
((HKlf:'S
(IMI'I
S
M
ION
W.MU
MKlKfl
NEW
REX
GOLD
SEA!
II
E
RE'S
'7
imAn
j
JOHN
BULC
)PTOMit
!
I
John
Bdr
1
s
should
communicate
their
lutei.tlon
to
Counsel
to
the
Commission,
J.
W.
Heffernu.
Barrister
at
Law.
Unite
201.
671
Howe
Street,
Vancouver.
British
Columbia.
DATED
at
Victoria.
B
C.
thl
th
Mi-ilow
.
,
.
of(Iv
fragrant
.
.
.
and
robitht
of
loly,
Old
Wpector
in
first
choice
in
B.C.
with
men
vho
really
know
fine
Hum!
day
of
October
A.
D.
1949.
"OORDON
McQ.
Si.OAN"
'
Commissioner.
77teyhe
milder
-
7ey'w
better
O
20.
22.
29.
N
5
A
CLASSIHED
AD
IN
THE
DAILY
NKW8
WILL
BRINQ
RESULTS
"WrtWinwrVrtW
.
.
.
if
EBY&:
Contrad
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
rs
.
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j
ROM
Moving,
racking,
CraUnf
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Established
1910
Phones
60
and
68
OVER
FOUR
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OLD
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-
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us
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J
that
new
ho
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or
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:
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ia
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Just
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of
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unsightly
ialsomine.
wallpaper
,
.
.
givr
you
fay
walls
wilh
satlnv
wssliable
surface.
Dries
to
the
loucli
in
a
couple
of
hours.
See
Dries
Quickly
kautiful
flat
f
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today-mJ
tomorrow.
'
$1.40
qt.
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p.o.
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Ave.
Phone
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Phone
311
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THOSE
PLUGS
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COAt
OP
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THE
RexCate
.CtOaeae
Oiuhrm
a
fipecialty
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
l
et
us
check
your
spark-pluits.
We'll
clean
out
carbon
deposits
.'.
.
.
see
that
the
spark-gap
is
set
right
r-PUU
worn
plugs.
A
purge
like
this
will
spark
better"
car
jerf
ormance.
BEAl'TIFl'LLY
TAILORED
FFIX
COLOR
RANGE
Priced
From
$47.50
to
$70.00
See
Them
Todar
OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M
to
3:30
A.M.
We
Specialize
In
Chinese
Dlshei
1
CHOP
SUEY-CHOW
MEIN
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
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fiecpnd
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oppoit
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Rupert
Bote
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aL
to
:S0
a.m.
-
Phon
m
for
OuUlde
Orderp
CLOTHING
STORE
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AVE.