puntt
Guptrt
Vattg
Wm
Wednesday,
May
18,
1949
1011
sale
Largo
Safe,
fire
and
burglar
proof
For
particulars
see
C.
1
1
RNITI
UE
CO.
May
Queen
Candidates
letters
have
been
sent
out
to
business
firms
and
organizations
which
may.
realize
the
publicity
and
goodwill
value
of
a
well
decorated
float.
This
year
a
cup
will
be
awarded
to
the
besi
float
entered
by
the
Boys'
Scouts,
Girl
Guides,
Cubs
or
Brownies.
Cash
prizes
will
be
posted
for
floats
in
other
classes
and
as
in
previous
years
there
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Tlilrd
Avenue
REWARDED
FOR
HIS
BRAVERY
HOW
CAN
17
.
By
ANNE
ASHLE?
.
,
Q-
How
can
I
determine
whf
noTTMtreT
DRUMHELLER,
t
tp-d
Alta.
In
rec-
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,
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.
i
the
final
color
will
be
when
dyt
ognition
of
a
remarkable
act
of,
jng?
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
IN
y
ft
mfiii
Builders
and
Contractors
NOTK
New
liimfing
Paper,
lied,
Miii-erahiMl.
3-piy
prul,
ij
$
B.C.
M'RNiTt
RK
CO.
(PI)
.1
I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAYS!
WITH
THE
KINSMEN
I
!
races
and
relay.st
Tickets
for
free
treat,
!
Kinsmen
Complete
1'rcpar-
at
ions
for
May
21
five
cily
schools
have
cach
selected
a
candidate
for
May
Wiiorn
at
Uip
!
M;iv
0
J
-erauon,
it
was
an-1
"ui.mxu
at
the
regular
nice
tin's
of
the
club
Monday
night.
Owen
Spccr
is
Conrad
Strut1
School's
choice,
Lynn
Nickerson
win
i
l
m
.
i
.cpresent
Borden
Street
'
''
iRul:ltKil
Turcotte
is
the
Irom
the
Annuncia
tion
bchool,
Mare
Young-men
will
be
tfoom
Memor
at
wih
School's
representative
and
Lora
jErickson
was
given
the
honor
ol
carrying
the
colors
of
King
Edward
School.
In
the
last
two
yars
Borden
Street
School
and
Conrad
Street
School
have
had
men
turn
providing
the
May.
Queen
so
this
year's
Queen
wr.l
D(
cirawn
from
candidates
uiu
omer
three
schools
Rnr
but
a
Bell
of
Telegraph
Creek:,
who
was
attending
Conrad
txhool
last,
year,
will,
as
retiring
queen,
pass
the
reigning
powers
on
t"
the
new
queen
during
the
sacrifice
when
he
saved
F.
D
Campbell,
a
fellow
employee,
from
drowning
in
the
swollen
Rosebud
River
last
May,
T.
Pederson,
member
of
a
Canadian'
National
Railways
bridge
and
building
gang,
was
honored
here
yesterday
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Humane
Association.
The
presentation
too
the
form
of
a
framed
parchment
certificate
recording
Mr.
Pedeson's
act
of
valor.
The
presentation
was
made
on
behalf
of
the
Association
by
D.
Hickey,
superintendent
of
the
Calgary
district.
More
than
100
employees
and
residents
of
the
district
were
on
hand,
including
Mayor
L.
A.
Bennett
and
Mrs.
Bennet
W.
H.
Acton,
president
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
and
company
employees
and
repre
sentatives
of
the
railway
labor
orga
lizations.
,;I!,N"
PAAIIV-PrlZcS
for
flouts
and
children's
WcyP,..s
and
wheeled
toys.
.
i;oiVMN(i
OF
MAY
l'KK
Retirin,.
Queen,
Ql.een
Eloct
and
the
four
princesses.
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hs
I'
ok
I
lit,
YOl
N;
Dashes',
novel
tj
Prizes.
TltKATS
I
OK
11
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CIIIM'KKN
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DUOlll
l.,oUt:d
to
children.
orneial
coronation
ceremony
on
May
celebrations,
school
chihl-I
1
''v
21'
ren
as
well
as
younger
ones
will
I
A
Monte
Carlo
dance
complete
:
receive
tickets
that
will
cnti'ie
with
panics
and
fun
for
all,
in-
them
to
a
free
treat
at
the
f
cluding
a
Qlliz
contest
to
deter-1
freshment
booths.
Iimne
-who
wins
the
11)49
Ford
R.
Barbour,
reporting
on
the
Sedan
and
the
Fleetwood
auto-
progress
of
ticket
sales,
stated
I
matte
combination
rariin-reeoi
rt
i
n,
i
v..i
i
.
MOX'I'E
CARLO
DANCE
Music
by
the
"Dukes,"
games
((11
ONTEST-CIiinax
of
the
day's
celebration
when
tne
Grand
Prizes
will
be
awarded.
I
or
lli
laiN
See
Daily
New
Saturday,
May
21
one
ticket
entitles
bearer
to
"admittance
to
all
Kinsmen
events
on
Tuesday,
May
24
and
participation
in
the
Quiz
Contest.
$1.(10
Kuys
a
Ticket
Oct
Yours
Today
NKT
PROCEEDS
GOES
TO
AID
KINSMEN
YOUTH
WORK
Kinsmen
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
TTw
Ceorce
Mttlhtw
Adaata
Sfiti,
Stop
polisihng
IS;
3
'
Iks-
-vt
;
s
.
ririsfesxi(sa
...
...
SPRINGTIME
HINT
Here's
a
household
hint
for
all
you
housewives
who
have
plants
in
your
home
and
want
to
keep
them
healthy.
If
you
want
to
..keep
leaves
clean,
take
a
soft
cloth
immersed
in
water
and
wipe
each
leaf
as
this
young
lady
is
doing.
i-U
.,t,
-
i
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News!
j
,
1
...
COPY
IS
APPRECIATED
mm
t
'
look
at
your
home
through
the
eyes
of
a
stranger
Could
ic
do
with
a
good
coat
of
paint
and
a
general
'fix
up'?
Strange
how
we
are
apt
to
notice
signs
of
neglect
in
someone
else's
house
and
overlook
the
same
things
in
our
own.
It's
a
costly
tendency,
too.
For
one
hit
of
disrepair
soon
leads
to
another.
Wood
deteriorates
when
the
paint
wears
off.
A
broken
post
undermines
the
whole
fence.
It
payt
to
make
your
repairs
promptly.
,
That
goes
for
indoor
improvements,
too.
You
save
money,
.
time
and
material,
by
attending
to
home
repairs
tight
.f
away
before
the
damage
gets
worse.
And
every
;
i
improvement
adds
to
your
comfort
and
to
your
pride,
'
in
your
home.
If
you
need
more
money
than
you
have
on
hand
to
pay
for
the
'
necessary
repairs,
see
your
B
of
M
manager
about
a
low-cost
loan.
Save
by
paying
cash.
And
save
yourself
trouble
by
paying
off
all
repair
bills
at
once.
Why
not
make
a
list
of
the
repairs
your
house
needs
today?
Then
discuss
your
improvement
plans
with
your
B
of
M
manager
...
in
confidence.
You'll
like
his
helpful
attitude.
,
.A.
When
dyeing
red
over
ye;
low
the
final
shade
V
will
t
orange;
blue
over
red
will
t
purple;
green
over
blue
gives
blue-green.
Light
colors
may
I
dyed
darker,
but
dark','
coloi
cannot
be
dyed
a
lighter
shad
unless
a
dye
remover
is
use.
Always
remember
that
the
oi
Iginal
color
plus
the
'
dye
use
equals
the
final
shade.
Q.
How
can
I
render
fat?
A.
Cut
into
small
pieces
(,
run
through
the
food
choppc
.
Then
melt
in
the
upper
part
the
double
boiler.
Strain
throu?
cheesecloth,
laid
in
a
wi
i
strainer.
.
i,
,
i
Q.
How
can
I
remove
bantu
.stains
from
clothing?
A.
By
covering
the
spots
wn
a
liberal
paste
of
fuller's
ear
and
water.
j-
f
i
...
I
You
Saw
It
In
The
News!
G.
R.
S.
BLACK
A
BY.
Manner
G.
J.
S.
AN
DhKSON,
Manager
IN
EVERY
WALK
OF
LIFE
SINCE
111?
HEALTH
CARE
j
COMES
FIRST;
I
You
can't
buy
health
"at1
f
bargain
counter!
Good
hc'alll
is
the
result
of
day-by-da;
care,
and
proper
medica
treatment
w-hen
it
is
needed
Depend
on
us
tor
you.
pharmaceutical
needs.
;
Is
expected
to
be
.keen
interest
shown
in
the
children's
class
cycles
.wagons
and
doll
busgw's
predominate.
Job's
Daughters
have
been
requested
to
enter
tneir
t,ri'
team
in
tne
Paracic
"d
"
"e
by
Y??0?
TT
Mav
2i
the
girls
will
make
a
pubIic
appearance.
Prince
Ru-
net's
smart
Shrine
Band
will
be
in
attendance.
Cash
prices
will
be
awarded
5
to
winners
in
the
open
spor
events
held
in
Roosevelt
Park,
following
the
parade.
There
will
be
races
for
boys
and
girls
from
five
years
and
under
to
those
14
years
and
under.
Harry
Sheardown
who
is
in
charge
of
the
committee
respon
sible
for
the
sports
program
re-
w
a
i
as
well
as
the
straight
dashes,
Eddie
Garner
reported
that
the
refreshment
committee
had
nrranpemnnr
up11
in
hand
nnrl
stated
that,
this
venr
a
nn
n.-,t.
.
Jlal(
imc
auppui
u
urtu
uccii
ic-
ceived
from
girls
of
Booth
Me
morial
High
School
Student
Council
who
were
selling
tickets
for
the
Club
last
Saturday
and
will
continue
through
until
ticket
sales
close.
A
city-wide
canvass
commenced
last
night
with
members
of
the
Club
and
several
girls
from
the
Studei.t
Council
covering
the
distrcit
east
of
Hays
Creek.
Guest
at
last
night's
meeting
was
Ted
Ravening
of
North
Vancouver.
Radio
Dial
CfPR
1240
Kilocycles
(Suyect
to
Change)
WEDNESDAY
VM.
4:00
-Edmund
Hockridge
4:15
Slock
Quotations
and
Interlude
"
4:30
Footlight
Favorites"
4
:
45-
Maggie
Muggins
5:00
Pops
On"
Parade
.
5:30
-Don
Messer
and
His
Islanders
5:4r
Supper
Varieties
.
,
6:00
Supper
Serenade
8:15
Sammy
Kaye
0:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45-
Plantation
House
Partj
7:00
CBC
News
7:15---CBC
News
Roundup.
7:30
Rene
Le-Roy,
Flautist'
8:00
Civilization
8:15
-Hebrew
Music
9:00
-For
the
Time
Is
at
Hand
10:00
-CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
-John
M.
Ewing
10:30-
London
Studio
Concert
11:00
-Weather
and
Fish
Arrivals
THURSDAY-
AM
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
lor
Moderns
8:45
Little
Conceit
9:00-BBC
News
and
Com'ty
9:
15
-Morning
Devotions
9:30
-Sunrise
Serenade
9:45--Cofree
Time
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00-Ellen
Harris
10:15
Morning
Melodies
1C:30
Roundup
Time
;u:45
ican(nnviai
Ml"diP
ll:00-Bernie
Braxlen
Tells
a
Story
1
11:15
Songs
of
Today
11:30
-Weather
Report
j
11:31
Message
Period
,
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
1
11:45
Mediadiu
r.M.
12:00
-Mid-Day
Merodles
12:15
CBC
News
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
Intermezzo
1:30
Afternoon
Concert
2:00
In
a
Lighter
Mood
2:30
Musical
Program-2:45
Commentary
Books
3:00
Musical
Program
3:15
Serenade
3:30
Divertimento
You
Saw
It
In
The
News!
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FINISHING
Developing,
Printing
'
Enlarging
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-
Amateur
and
your
r;hsses
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Centre
Dates
-
.
THURSDAY
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a.m.
9:00
-Bo
Me
Hi
Gym
Class
p.m.
2:00
Adult
Casual
aBdmin-
ton
'
8:00-Rup-Rec
Keep
Fit
Class
8:00
Teen
Tournament
Night
p.m.
4:00
Booth
Bible
Class
7:30
N.F.B.
Film-Children
'
8:00
Co-op
Members
Relations.
-
Don
Forward
returned
to
the
city
Tuesday
afternoon
by
air
from
Vancouver
after
a
two-week
absence.
While
in
the
south
he
attended
the
B.C.
conference
3f
the
United
Church
as
lay
delegate
from
Prince
Rupert.
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YOU
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:
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piajt.T,
will
climax
the
day
s
,
eniertainment,
according
to
R.
.
Barbour,
chairman
of
the
ticket
:
sales
and
dance
committee.
,
R.
K.
Montador.
reporting
on
i
the
activities
of
the
parade
"''I'lii'lrr,
announced
that
33
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of
Montreal
Dear
Folks:
EARLY
ADVERTISING
rff
V
x
lire
it
t'ie
Prince
Rtiperi
Branch
:
Stewart
Branch:
WORKINO
WITH
CANADIANS
Just
a
few
lines
to
tell
of
things
to
ex
peet
in
the
next
few
weeks.
Silver
Thermos
jugs,
many
new
pieces
in
silverware,
newest
creations
in
Coro
Jewellery
at
popular
prices.
Latest,
in
'
Rhinestone
and
Brilliant
jewellery
and
scatter
pins.
Fresh
designs'in
engagement
and
weddi.'i
rings
and
watches.
In
fact
our
stock
will
be
sweetened
up
in
every
line
a
good
jewellery
store
should
have.
Please
come
and
look
around
often.
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