for-
-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
6,
1950
.
oppcarance
,
long
life
!
low
cost
t-,
Mrs.,
I.
v.iiAj
...
.
.
wiled
yesterday
afternoon
I
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T-
APleh
M.
on
he
Princess
Noian
fo?
I'ni
tnm
tUwa
C
F
P
R'
r
Van
Van-i
Friday,
couver.
April
7,
6:15
p.
m.
(It;
'
PARIS
Helmeted
police
last
nigrii
battled
down
a
Communist
demonstration
along
the
boards
of
the
Champs
Elysees
'and
arrested
120
persons.
The
,
hour
long
clssh
was
described
as
the
most
bitter
In
Paris
since
b
ASPHALT
SHINGLES
1
.
,
6liul(s:
rod.
green,
green
blend
Co-op
Fisherman's
Farewell
Dance
April
nth,
Civic
Centre
Aud.
10-2,
Tickets
for
admission
are
available
at
Co-op
stores
fur
all
members
and
employees.
(87)
SNIFFER
IIILLMAN
Legion
Lacieg
Card
p
new
building,
Wed.
8:00
p.
m!
P'
'
(85)
Tonight's
train
due
from
the
East
H
10:15
reported
IWO
nnura
...
the
end
of
the
war.
A
series
of
anti-Communist
articles
Is
believed
to
have
been
at
the
bottom
of
the
disorder.
per
square
$10.00
Cr.en
Shades:
rod
and
green
....
per
square
S
9.00
jl
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
PHONE
116
nections
at
Jasper
This
wnil
?
P
Oood
Frklav
Cnoral
midnight
the
United.
AnaWnan
d...
rr
CI
(f
thin
SHOES
by
Earl
Barr
returned
to
the
niv
on
yesterday
afternoon's
plane
from
a
brie
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Neely
Moore
"d)hc
"drt'n
Salled
las-
niKht
on
the
Princess
Noroh
v
$kofanyMt.
byterlan
churches
will
render
Maunder's
"Olivet
to
Calvary"
at
the
Presbyterian
Church
at
8
p.
m.
Soloists
are:
Mrs.
F.
E
Anfield,
Mrs.
Mm.
Martin,
Mr.
Leonard
Sykes,
Mrs
J.
E.
Davey,
Mr.
J.
a.
Tens.
Organist,
Mrs!
J.
Smith,
Conductor
Peter
Lien.
(U)
Operetta
Goes
couver
enroute
to
Regina
where
they
will
pay
a
visit
before
proceeding
to
Toronto
Jm3
OARDENLRS
PREPARE
FOR
MOVING
DAY-Snow
may
still
be
on
the
ground
but
the
gardeners
are
deep
in
bulbs
and
seeds
and
catalogues.
Indoor
gardeners
already
have
blooms
such
as
this
fine
display
of
tulips
to
show
for
their
labors.
And
it
won't
be
long
before
the
bulbs
and
sprouts
are
moved
outdoors.
Built
on
scientific
lasts
which
encourage
good
posture,
correct
balance
and
weight
distribution
in
...
.
FOR
EASTER
....
A
SHIFFER-HILLMAN
SUIT
Suits
for
Spring
that
arc
smarter
in
appearance
and
better
in
quality.
Saxonys
....
Pin
Stripes
...
Plain
Tones
.
.
.
Moore
will
pick
up
an
airplane
which
will
be
operated
out
of
here
in
mining
exploration
work
by
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelling
Co.
SANDY
SAVAGE
Announcement
Club
stag
nights
arranged
Northern
Sports
Boxing
club.
(103P)
Mary
IOD.E.
Tea,
Queen
April
10.
I
Off
Well
Again
The
second
and
final
presentation
of
the
operetta
"Sunny"
staged
by
Boroen
Street
School
In
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
1
uesclay
evening
was
a
most
successful
show.
Each
of
the
principal
characters
did
a
splendid
job,
their
songs,
acting
and
dialogue
being
all
effectively
given.
It
would
be
difficult
to
pick
out
any
one
star.
Louise
Wood
as
King
Cyril,
and
Julie
Prockter,
as
his
Queen
Coralie,
acted
like
veteran
players,
Yvonne
Jackson
was
a
lively
Tickle-toes
and
Roy
Sieber
a
dignified
magician.
Lonny
Patten
in
the
name
part
of
"Sunny"
was
bright
and
active
and
Molly
Simmons
as
Crumbo
the
old
b:
g-gar
did
a
realistic
part.
Margaret
Johnson
was
an
attractive
Queen
Bee
and
Betty
Hood
a
graceful
South
Wind.
Special
dances
by
Sylvia
Cherry.
Jackie
Gustafson
and
Lonny
Patlcn
added
to
the
Sharkskins
.
.
.
Fine
Pic
and
P
i
c
Patterns
.
.
.
single
breasted
or
double
breasted
in
the
colors
you
prefer.
Imported
Cloths
in
expert
styling
and
correct
fit
.
.
.
You
buy
the
best
when
you
buy
Atomic
Research
Seen
by
Gyros
An
Impressive
pic-jut
of
the
"Canada
Carries
On"
scries
entitled
"Splitting
the
Atom"
and
drpictiiv;
nuclear
research
centering
from
the
plant
at
Chalk
River,
Ontario,
was-
shown
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
yesterday's
weekly
luncheon.
Narrative
declared
that
atomic
research
to
date
was
princip-all
designed
for
the
field
of
biology
and
medicine
but
predicted
its
possibilities
in
Industrial
i'-e
to
the
end
that
it
mi;rht
If
ad
to
"a
bright
world
that
fcience
can
build."
The
Gvr.js
wore
also
enter-tamed
with
acceptable
nccor-dutn.solos
by
Mike
Colussi
whose
selection?
were
"Czardes"
"Queen
of
the
Air",
"Ciribiribin"
rind
"Dvny
Finders."
President
A.
J
Dominate
was
in
the
chair
over
a
good
attendance
of
members.
Melvin
Hughes
of
Vancouver
was
a
!
puest.
Cathedral
Sale
April
13.
Card
Tournament,
Catholic
Hall,
Thursday,
April
13.
United
Church
Bake
Salt-April
15th
at
Gordon
and
Andersons
11
to
4.
Women
of
tiie
Mooe
Novelty
Spring
Tea.
April
19.
n
the
new
Moose
Temple.
BOOTS
&
OXFORDS
Brownwoods
71
of
11
fires
are
in
.
residt-nhal
properties!
Dwelling
Jire
Insurance
i
inexpensive
ARE
YOU
INSURED
TO
PRESENT-DAY
VALUES?
Prince
Rupert
Reolry
Co.
P.
II.
M7.EY
Green
6G7
St.
Peters
Spring
Sule
April
20.
Prssbyterlan
Spring
S
a
'
s
April
27.
Hobby
Show
Apl.
27,
28
and
29.
C.
C.
F.
Tea
and
Sale,
Ladies'
Lounge
Civic
Centre,
April
29.
Orange
Spring
Sale
and
Tea,
May
3.
The
Rhythm
Banc!
of
thirty
members
put
on
a
perfect
(lis-
DOUBLE
United
Church
Mothers'
Day
"l"",
'c""on.
he
REMODEL
THAT
SPARE
ROOM
mm
Sale,
May
4th.
YOUR
remarkably
capable
leader.
Once
again
the
colorful
costumes
of
The
King's
Guards..
LET
US
HELP
YOU
TO
Painting
&
Decorating
Student
Recital,
combine
vi
olin
and
piano.
May
5,
7:30.
Gyro
Klondykc
Night
May
5
REMODEL
OR
REFINISH
AAONEY'S
WORTH
when
you
take
your
radio
'
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Little
Ha
Ha's,
Honey
YOU
YOUR
WALLPAPER
HANGING
Call
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&
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian
Mlsslonai
Missionary
Tea
brought
exclamations
of
joy
from
Church
Hall,
May
11th.
To
IPhone
Blue
215
233
11th
SI
'!ie
large
audience.
The
colorful
stage
made
a
most
delightful
background.
Sonja
Tea
May
13.
KEN'S
KirCHEll
&
CURRIE
RADIO
CLINIC
Eastern
Star
Tea
May
18
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every,
pupils
acquitted
themselves
with
Saturday
night.
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h,
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our
fine
selection
of
glass
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DON'T
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to
make
your
Easter
dinner
reservations
early
at
the
ORGE
COOK.
JEWELLER
You'll
be
Satisfied
52"
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UNRESERVED
AUCTION
SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
and
FURNITURE
At
the
Residence,
1060
8th
Avenue
East
on
Thursday,
April
6th
commencing
at
2:30
p.m.
sharp.
Instructed
by
the
Owner
who
Is
Leaving
Town,
I
will
sell
BETTER
THAN
ANY
OTHER
MARGARINE...
p--Box
1118
518
3rd
Ave.
by
Auction
the
following:
K
A
HAPPY
EASTER
V
IF
YOU
BI'Y
YOl'K
NEW
o
ir
rti
-
50
IOIJI)
NOW
"50
ways
better"
or
a
50
MONARCH
"more
beautiful
than
ever"
CALL
IN
TODAY
One
taste
will
tell
you
that
the
NEW
MARGENE
is
better
than
ever.
Housewives
told
us
what
they
like
best
in
margarineand
now
improved
flavor
and
texture
make
the
NEW
MARGENE
the
favorite.
Try
it
and
see!
Victor
mantle
radio
(all
wave)
;
trt-lite
lamp;
9
ft.
x
12
ft.
Ax-minster
Carpet:
2
walnut
occasional
chairs;
walnut
coffee
table;
standard
lamp;
end
table;
magazine
table;
one
writing
desk;
one
walnut
bedroom
suite
(6
piece)
w-lth
Rip
Van
Winkle
inner
spring
mattress;
Eureka
electric
carpet
sweeper;
Singer
sewing
machine
ti
bench;
sa
size
i)ed
with
box
spring
and
spring-filled
mattress;
McClary
heater;
Beatty
electric
washing
machine;
child's
crib;
girl's
bicycle;
2
electric
heaters;
bedroom
dresser;
chest
of
drawers;
bedside
table;
waffle
iron;
electric
Iron;
jacknife
kitchen
table
&
4
chairs;
Lino
Rug;
stepladder;
etc.
,
NOTE:
All
these
goods
are
In
first
class
condition.
Must
be
sold.
Terms
Cash
Phones:
Red
127,
Green
810
GEO.
J.
DAWES,
Auctioneer.
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