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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
8,
1950
Id
Bed
scffiES:3
have
good
seeds
and
of
varieties
that
are
suitable
to
local
tlons.
Next,
the
vegetable
gar-
j
SHIPS
and
GARDEN!
AT
f
A
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.
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tt
fW
cm
W
tis
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1
U48
.
Enrolment
Increasing
Seventy-three
More
Pupils
This
Year
than
Last
In
Schools
cm
WATERFRONT
Inquiry
In
Sea
Crash
den
should
be
thoroughly
cultivated
or
dug,
'hen
the
seed
planted
according
to
directions
on
the
packet.
Spacing
is
important,
as
crowded
plants
never
have
a
j
chance
to
develop
quickly.
Cul-
Itilrattln
.
mnlr
...111
11..
mm
DEHAVEN
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
William
Eccles,
arrived
in
WAlTEft
SlZAKi
FOR
TOP
QUALTY
Some
of
Bmw
mm
maaasat
port
at
12
noon
Wednesday
from
'
School
enrolment
in
city
and
Vancouver,
Ocean
Falls
and
way-
district
schoois
with
the
excep-points,
sallin?
for
Ketchikan
atition
of
Booth
and
Dlgby
Island,
midnight.
The
vessel
returns
during
last
month
was
much
here
en
route
to
Vancouver
at
j
higher
than
during
the
bame
waww"
viiv-c
A
v
ct
niu
usually
be
sufficient
itself
to
keep
growth
coming
along
even
in
the
driest
weather.
If
a
hose
is
available,
however,
that
will
be
another
safeguard.
A
little
chemical
fertilizer
applied
carefully
and
m
:Al
Peoples
Store
;
MIAMI
fl
A
searching
li.ves-!
tigation
began
Wednesday
into
I
the
crash
of
a
C42
plane
in
which
!
crash
of
a
C-42
plane
in
which
'28
Puerto
Picans
apparently
jlost
their
lives.
Thirty-seven
,
survivors,
rescued
by
the
des-j
troyer
Saufle.v
arrived
at
Char-
;leston
yesterday,
j
Eight
are
known
dead
and
8
p.m.
today.
Passenger
comple-
month
last
year,
it
was
revealed
grants
are
not
avails
Instruments.
The
board
wore
,,:
!
the
very
finest
-
vegetables
ever
produced
in
Canada
are
grown
,
in
th
far
north,
in
th
Yukon
or
on
the
shores
cf
Great
Bear
Lake
i
i
And
the
reason
for
this
is
not
I
extra
good
soil,
as
a
matter
of
J
fact
the
soil
is
usually
poor,
but
j
extra
hours
of
sunlight.
Quick
unchecked
growth
is
the
real
secret
of
tender
vegetables
and
'
it
is
possible
to
grow
that
kind
anywhere
in
Canada
if
Just
a
little
care
is
taken.
'
In
the
firs;
place
one
must
at
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
School
Board
last
night.
Total
enrolment
in
May
was
1232.
In
May
1949
total
was
1159.
ment
was
large
this
week
as
tourist
and
Varsity
students
continue
to
arrive
in
the
city.
Passengers
disembarking
here
included
Mtfs
E.
Maykowski,
J.
D.
School
Band
!s
Proposed
Booth
Memorial
High
School
students
may
have
a
band
next
year
if
they
can
raise
$750.
that
a
band
in
a
imoortant
f..i;
'"in:
in
it?
At
King
Edward,
although
en
'
.,
...
1
Recording
to
directions
is
also
advisable.
i
I
And
another
important
point
spread
out
sowings.
If
all
the
carrots
or
all
the
beets
are
,
planted
on
one
afternoon
then
j
they
will
all
mature
at
the
same
time.
By
sowing
a
row
or
so
every
other
week
from
early
spring
until
late
June
or
ven
They
(l,ti(i
scant
hope
is
held
for
20
others
who
were
aboard
the
plane
that
went
down
in
the
Atlantic
275
"ties
past
of
here
Monday
night.
The
hunt
for
survivors
was
continued
durinsr
the
day.
Kerr,
Mrs.
J.
Johnston,
M.
R.
!
rolment
was
302
as
compared
Whiffen,
Mrs.
M.
Edmonds
an.1
with
287
in
May
1949,
it
dropped
rlauehter.
Miss
A
Parkpr
Mrs
oo
mmn,oj
,it
tk..
i
vise
uie
studmis'
A
letter
from
the
assistant
deputy
minister
of
education
read
at
a
Prince
Rupert
Public
School
Board
meeting
Wednesday
night,
informed
the
board
that
tusur
been
set
for
the
p,J
school
lnstrumpnis
an
board
will
invest
!ia
student
council
can
I
remaining
$700.
t
a
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...
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.......
v.
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null
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iiiuilliiia
I
A.
Parker,
A.
Beveridge,
S.
J.
this
term
due
to
families
leaving
P.everidi;e,
Miss
H.
Reeves,
Mrs.
for
the
fishing
grounds.
During
L.
Scott
and
daughter,
Mrs.
E.
A.
previous
months
this
year,
en,rol-!
Fvans,
A.
W.
Smith,
H.
B.
Kend-
ment
hovered
around
the
305
rick.
P.
Lamb,
R.
Croft,
W.
B-.ish,
mark.
J.
H.'Robson,
Mro.
P.
Muier.
Bootn
,ast
montn
droppe(jl
Michael
Orme.
Mrs.
C.
Kerr.
Mr.
,
from
433
last
year
to
gn
en.
and
Mrs.
Snldal,
Mrs.
T.
Sargent,
rolment
figure
of
425
this
year.1
E.
T.
Simmons,
E.
Ely,
M.
J-
j
The
percentage
attendance
(89.1
McMillan.
,
was
alsa
,ower
than
lasl
ytars
i
1
91
per
cent.
i
rt-rrs:
;
DjRby
Island's
enrolment
dr.D-
early
July
for
most
vegetables
and
for
most
parts
of
the
country,
one
will
assure
a
successio
1
of
crops
right
at
their
best.
In
some,
starle
lines
like
bears,
letture,
beets,
carrots
and
such,
there
should
be
some
of
these
just
coming
into
bearing
from
early
July
until
frost.
How
Blade
(hanging's
a
GnA
THE
NEW
5SV
o
nr
m.
fi.iT
HOrEL
ARRIVALS
Pod
by
only
one
point
as
com-'
PENSION
CO-OPERATION
Administration
of
the
old
age
pensions
act
in
Canada
is
carried
out
by
the
provinces,
with
the
federal
government
paying
75
per
cent
of
the
cost.
BLADE
DtSPSNSi
i
1950's
NEWEST
Beach
Wear
At
i
PEOPLES
STORE
Prince
Rupert
J.
H.
Robsan,
H.
O.
Lawrence,
W.
McMillan,
W.
R.
Bonnycastle.
Major
McMillan,
W.
Howard.'
L.
pared
to
May
in
1949
when
22
1
pupils
attended,
although
atten-
j
dance
percentage
shot
up
from
'
92
per
cent
last
year
to
99.42
per
cent
In
May
this
year.
All
city
and
district
schools
with
the
exception
of
Digb;
diupprd
In
percentage
attendance.
"Port
Fdward
and
Port
Simpson
dropped
more
than
ten
prints.
Fol'hwing
uc
sehrl
enrolments
and
percentage
attend
'
S&k00
'
'
rtady
f.,
52
iiiniimiium
f
k
WHISKY
,
May,
w.
S.
Dodman,
H.
J.
Thor-burn,
F.
Jackson,
W.
Coutu
K
Aim,
T.
Stevens,
E.
Ely,
A.
H.
Harrison,
E.
Kimmons,
R.
A.
J.
Little,
Vancouver;
H.
B.
Kend-rick,
T.
E.
Muirhead,
Ottawa;
Miss
M.
Bradbery,
Winnipeg;
H.
H.
Farrott,
West
Vancouver.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
'"iii
'
i
ance
during
May
followed
by
1949
.viG'letft
R.
E.
Mortimer
124
2nd
Av?
itfcar
CFPR.
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aix
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For
tops
in
shaving
satisfaction
"
.
K
GIN
m
A.
Pyper,
Port
Clements;
C.
P.
fjpurrS
for
comparison:
Busslnger,
Telkwa;
S.
A.'
Orr,
MAY
1950
Penticton;
J.
McLeod,
Stewart;
j
Enrol-R.
J.
Keron,
O.
Moscrip,
N.
Nol-
;
ment.
son,
G.
F.
Pike,
J.
Kitchen,
Van-
Booth
425
couver;
N.
Hilborn,
Alice
Arm;
iBrrden
Street
.
250
L.
W.
Lefler,
Mrs.
Margaret
Frey,
!
Conrad
Street
....
255
city;
J.
H.
Haye
and
family,
K'n
Edward
....
302
Columbus,
Georgia;
W.
J.
Leboe
Dlbv
Island
....
21
and
family,
Creseent
Spur;
Mrs.
'
Port
Fssington
..
46
W.
M.
Campbell,
Doreen.
'
jPrrt
Fiward
86
.
Port
Simpson
..
...
9
you
Uet
200
Lups
in
Every
Pound.
and
to
save
money
as
well,
use
Gillette
Blue
Blades.
They're
sharp
plenty
sharp,
and
double-edged
for
double
economy
and
when
you
buy
them
in
the
modern
Gillette
Dispenser
you
enjoy
extra
convenience
at
no
extra
cost.
mm
f
V1CKERS
blLLllll
BLUI
BLADES
IN
DISPENSER
Attend
89.1
89.18
89.52
88.87
'
99.42
925
70.46
80
91
94
95
95
92
94
87
95
20
Blad.s
40
Shaving
idj,t-
1
.00
'M'ff
GIN
1949
P'
Oth
433
Borden
Street
....
225
Cnnrad
Etreet
....
214
XTinrr
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Ivays
Prompt
and
Courteous
COLD
StlfiGlS
Every
cup
gives
you
matchless
fragrance
and
flavor
real
satisfaction.
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
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rvary
Island
22
iP-rt
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..
6
j
"nrt
Fdward
16
This
advertisement
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published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Bxrdol
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
200
iti
fomi?owd
'Hospitality
and
Good
Food
Pert
Simpson
....
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Better
."hone
17
for
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with
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C.P.R.
frelKhter
Nootka,
Capt.
John
Campbell,
was
in
port
yesterday
from
Vancouver.
After
unloading
freight
at
Ocean
Falls,
she
dropped
into
Watson
Island
to
discharge
70
tons
of
steel.
!re
sin
unloaded
153
tons
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art
ana
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last
night.
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