OLD
RECORD
STANDS
:.H:nr
e.y.
n.s.
at
Auo-i
Pr'mce
Rupert
Dally
News.
Monday,
November
20,
1950
iSuiz
Contests,
sue
rey
Balcome
grew
a
pumpkin
here
this
season
weighing
73
pounds
but
that's
nothing.
Timothy
Lantz
of
nearby
Clearland
Films
Enjoyed
for
HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
66
irajnwiiL
An
evening
of
quiz
contests
and
1888
rew
unel.that
w-:,h-
,mh
your
home.
D.
Slevert
returned
to
the
city
Mike
and
Paul
Postuk
returned
slides
was
attended
by
50
per
ed
202
pounds
-which
was
later
shown
at
a
London
exhibition.
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
from
a
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yes
Wei
unuted
room,
Cent
or
attic
with
trip
to
Vancouver.
terday
from
Vancouver.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
$6.75
buys
a
case
of
Pacific.
U
Fire
Proof
WU
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E,
Willman
re
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Camo
sons
at
the
Baptist
Church
Thursday
night.
The
colored
slides,
pictures
taken
by
Rev.
L.
A.
Thorpe,
were
shown
by
Alfred
Blackaby.
A
running
comment
ary
was
given
by
Mr.
Thorpe
oi
slides
taken
of
inter-denominational
siimmer
camp
at
Terrace
rtnA
Qnf
Timn
coanom
of
Unnnnit.
sun
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Canadian
Legion
Card
Party,
Nov.
22.
I.O.D.E.
Fall
Bazaar
November
23.
Nurses'
Annual
Ball.
Nov.
24.
md
nail
u
sllr
mill
i
1?49
Speciol
Deluxe
Plymouth
..'.!.
1700.00
1941
4-Door
Plymouth
.
...
..
..
900100
Iff,
niU
WKiy
Buy
Christmas
gifts
and
at
the
I.O.D.E.
50th
Anni-
Lutheran
Church
Lutefish
and
U
oof
iwclL
Take
any
ZZl
.J
ver.
Thay
were
selected
from
the
fishcake
dinner,
Sat.,
Nov.
25.
of
dtcoradoa.
One
Maple
Leaf
Truck'
Motor
$225
?
Good
condition,
complete
With
4-speed(
y
series
of
369
slides.
(
.Mtuu-icuuion
riome
an1
a.co'
Civic
Nov.
23,
2
p.m.,
Auditorium.
Centre
(272)
Reireshments
were
served
by
Associntioti
bake
rale
.Lyons
Cor-
transmission,
transmission,
radiator,
rauiavur,
battery)
uavirj;
f
T
,
Mrs.
R
Wick,
Mrs.
G.
R.
8.
Black-
pr-
wpv
.
FOR
ALL
BUILDERS'
NEEDS,
PHONi
116or117
milk
and
10c
buys
a
15-ounce
tin
of
choice
golden
corn
or
a
tin
of
Nabob
pork
and
beans
at
I
SHEARDOWN'S.
(If)
1
Mrs.
John
Clausen
'returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
frcm
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
1
Mrs.
William
Malcolm,
wife
of
the
manager
of
the
Canadian
P
ishing
Co.
at
Butedale,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yes-
;
terday
and
will
return
down
on
the
same
steamer
tomorrow.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vincent
Wells
re-!
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Camo-j-vun
yetterday
from
a
holiday
.trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr:
Wells
is
engineer
on
the
Indian
Depart
ment
cruiser
Naskeena.
V
,
....
l
Naw
Dance
Public
dance
at
aby,
Mrs.
B
Ewald
and
Miss
Clara
Warner
.
PHONE
566
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
Second
Avenue
and
First
Street
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
the
Navy
Drill
Hall,
Dec.
1.
Proceeds
to
children's
Christmas
Tree
Party.
Dancing
10
to
2.
(276c)
T.OB
A.
Ba?aar
Dec.
1.
Job's
Daughters
Bake
Sale
Overwaitea,
Dec.
2.
'
Port
Edward
Anglican
Bazaar
at
Community
Had,
December
5,
at
2:30
p.m.
United
Cnurch
Fall
Bazaar,
December
7.
Indian
Superintendent
P.
E.
Anfield,
who
left
last
week
for
Edmonton,
Is
now
on
a
trip
to
Ottawa
and
Toronto
on
departmental
business.
He
is
expected
back
about
the
end
of
the
week.
C.
Shaw,
editor
of
Miller
Freeman
Publications
of
Seattle,
was
in
the
city
yesterday
aboard
the
steamer
Camosun
on
which
he
Is
making
the
round
trip
north,
visiting
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
today.
IE
P
Prince
Rupert
Seed
Potatoes
In
Cenlral
Inferior
ft
4
B
Y
S
with
T
E
P
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Audet
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glasser,
Watson
Island;
E.
Jasquest
and
Alex
Arvid,
Edmonton;
E.
Jchnson,
F.
C.
Ham
Rev.
John
Hopp
of
will
conduct
series
of
serv-
CKRISTMAS
,
,
,,,
DECORATIONS!
Holly
Wreaths
'r
Lish,s
1
!
Xmas
Rope
Rod
and
G-.n
Novelty
Dance,
OTTAWA
More
and
more
In
ilton
K.
C.
Harris,
J.
D.
Clark,
jy-eet
15.
(p)
u?rest
is
being
shown
in
t.hn
mv
nnri
thmnaw
tn
iunM
n.
t,.
rorue,
i.
i.
oweei,
.
oar-
nett,
D.
H.
March,
E.
E.
McCar-
VtffRAIf
"
nAfff
KIDDK
KAFT
"SENSIBLE"
TO
Y
S
STORK
SHOPPE
mm
Mnift
mmm-mim-m.
m
thur
and
C.
L.
Shaw,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dennis
Rowse,
v,ho
were
married
here
two
weeks
a?o,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
from
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
They
are
taking
up
auction
of
seed
potatoes
in
Public
Cen-;
invited.
Tlme-7:30
p
m.
trai
British
Columbia.
Possibly
.
(ltd
this
is
because
Central
British'
Columbia
is
relatively
free
from1
'
The
Connors
Cass,"
a
film
plant
diseases
i
based
on
an
exciting
true
storv
nf
hir
Tinsel
Bells
-r
.
i
.
j
.
itt
ii
y
rn
y
nicy
rci
oiiu
111
tire
wn.
fn
A
m
..
,
,
,.
.
T.
A.
V.
Tremblay,
Victoria;
D.,
th,
kirineyr-io
-a.,iy!
That'i
why
Boult
and
L.
Wlldfong,
Prince
tlicMiitndi
keep
Dr.
Chase
i
Kidney-Liver
r.pnruo-
TT
.T
Tfpats
onrt
J
Tinip
always
on
hand.
For
thi.
reliabl
-...,
.
l"c
in,,
h
D...l
,-."..
.......
'-"KWC.
Candles
"
.
,
"
'
"
"
'
1
rrtipdy
u
hke
two
tratmnti
in
eiuwmg
or
sound
seed,
and
the
1",
,
"
.
"7
.
K'"u;-n
muun-i
residence
on
Fourth
Avenus
East.
130
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
works
faster
to
relieve
painful
backache
due
to
faulty
kidneys.
Dr.
Chase-
name
you
cmuinis
combined
with
mod-'
,
,
.ru
UJW"
a
mf,n',Mrs.
Rowse
was
the
former"
Mis-erately
wl
cnP-le
the
propram
at
the
warm,
clear
days
pro-1
charlotte
Balagno.
vide
weeklv
luncheon
of
the
Fringe
1
perfect
conditions
ltnaluon
for
Ior
seed
wi
rotates
R
t
G
cl
b
tw
Wednes.
Annual
meeting,
.Canadian
depend
on.
51
DR.CHASES
Winnipeg;
c.
rors,
ciiy;
n.
roster,
Port
Edward;
V.
J.
Polichek,
Vernon;
Dr.
P.
W.
Jahon,
Tulse-auah;
Marguerite
Peaker,
North
Vancoucer;
D.
Sawyer,
West
Vancouver;
D.
Bevan,
Esqulmalt.
Taim
The
use
of
hiph
n.,am
.
oay.
uon
f
orward
is
in
charge
of
saucer
oocieiy,
weanesoay,
imov.
29,
at
2:30
p.m.,
Common
Lounge
AIM
-
CIO
is
all
thG
Prgram'
stressed
by
growers,
in:
order
to
produce
certified
seed
the
seed-used
In
planting
the!
T
...
I
c;op
must
have
been
Foundation!
TYlmUTP
rWt
M
of
Civic
Centre.
Election
of
of-:
licers,
delegate's
report
showing
j
of
film.
Any
interested
person
is
welcome.
(278)
loss
6
High
Gloss.
or
Foundation
A
grade.
au-e.
Certi-
"
fcny
beautiful
tints
fied
seed,;
arQ
from
a
crop
that
XAfxAn
,
.....jv.v.n.u
ai
least
W.
R.
Tooth
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Camosun
yesterday
returning
to
Stewart
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
In
rterior
decorating.
:
in
me
Ile
a
DV
an
nnthnrWoH
UICK
DRvING
inspecter
and
given
one
or
more
The
first
in
the
series
of
sever.
j
tuber
Inspections
after
harvest,
talks
was
given
Friday
night
in
iicl?Ytr
he
atttf
ded,t?l?
me'
!
Not
all
districts
in
Central'
St
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
by
I
ish
S?"?'
Columbia
f?ec""lf
f.?"-
THOMPSON
,
Liberal
Aisociu-
PWARE
CO.
LTD
lH
-'AY?
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
'
"
'
4
Cv
"
2
'
'
Yd
S
We
Specialize
V
irki
DISHES
E:
i
4Cmce
t
iL-
'c-
-1
?
&n
CH0PSUEY-CHOWS
C
eLUU
'B
lJf''
-
.
For
OuUid
Orders
PHONE
133,.,
!
C
iFfirf
Vf
-itfi
r
S
OPEN
FROM
7:30
P.M.
to
3:30
A.M.
,
i;
'
uar-
?j
.
.
u(
c
iusn
voiumoia
are
suited
to
Rev.
John
Hoppof
Petersburg
optimum
potato
production
as'
Alaska.
He
was
introduced
by
they
do
not
have
the
necessary
I
Pastor
Earl
Soiland.
sol!
qualifications.
An
ideal
"Thus
Saith
the
Lord,"
is
the
potato
soil
is
fertile,
warm
and
'
name
given
to
the
talks
that
porous,
says
J.
R.
Barry
of
the
comoare
Bible
scripture
with
tion
and
at
Victoria
as
on
business
in
connection
with
the
Sllvsr
Tip
Mining
Co.
Mrs.
Thomas
Gosnell
returned
to
Port
Simpson
on
the
Camosun
last
night
from
Alert
Bay
where
ring,
Packing,
Crating
hipping
a.nid
General
Cartage
and
Storage
U,
Relianle
and
Effl-
with
Mr.
Gosnell,
she
attend1-,
the
recent
convention
of
th
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia.
Mr.
Gosnell
returned
prvice.
Also
agents
for
lun
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltu.,
north
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Prince
George
Experimental
modern
life.
Sessions
will
con-Station.
Loam,
sandy
loam
or
tinue
Manday,
Tuesday
and
silt
containing
a
good
quantity
Wednesday,
of
organic
matter
compose
an!
Mr.
Hopp
preached
at
both
ideal
soil
type.
Heavy
soils
pro-;
morning
and
evening
services
in
luce
a
good
crop
of
potatoes,
but
St.
Paul's
yesterday
and
there
because
the
soil
is
colder
and
were
audiences
of
124
at
both
ser-growth
slower,
maturity
is
not!
vices.
"Walking
with
God"
was
as
early.
The
following
districts
the
title
of
an
interesting
Bibli-are
the
principal
areas
produc-j
cal
portrayal
film
in
the
evening.
.
ig
seed
potatoes:
Soda
Creek,
:ygen,
Acetylene
and
all
Mrs.
W.
J.
Crawford
and
supplies.
PSAY'S
CARTAGE
ORAGE
LIMITED
Ksrs'.ey,
Qursnel
and
Woodpeck-
4
and
Park
Avenues
In
thj
Cariboo,
McBrlde
and.
0
Pinnies
fifl
and
fiS
daughter,
Miss
Jeananne
Crawford,
alter
a
three
weeks'
trip
to
Vancouver,
were
returninT
yesterday
on
the
Camosun
to
"their
home
at
Stewart.
Arriving
m
ten
days
A
carload
of
famous
Smithers
potatoes,
cooking
quality
absolutely
guaranteed.
Price
$3.50
per
sack
from
car.
All
orders
must
be
i"
by
Saturday,
Novtember
25
SHEARDOWN'S.
(275)
;
Chiselling
.
S
For
the
sake
of
your
children,
and
your
children's
chil-
Pl
t
lGC
ITIC
&Sl3f)K.6lS
tf
dren,
make
sure
you
buy
and
use
Christmas
Seals.
N
l
u
t
j
S
Christmas
Seal
funds
have
fought
tuberculosis
since
.
I
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
f
-:
rh
I
'
ft
1907.
And
today
your
children
have
a
far
greater
chance
L
A
nIT.
m
mg
i
,'
l'''"1
I
K
of
escaping
TB
than
you
did.
J
I
"ni
5I)5"
fjF
'
J
Yet
tuberculosis
still,
kills
more
people
than
all
other
f
1
0ikol
.
,
r
;
f
v
infectious
diseases.
So
give
your
children
a
still
better
p
i
'
f
i
i-
J
chance.
Send
your
contribution
today.
villi'
1
I
II
I
shjn,
J
Healing
Pads
,,
J
lz:
,
Dunster
in
the
Upper
Fraser
Valley
arid
Tlazelton
district
in
iTo
Be
Stopped
the
Skeena
Valley..
Thn
vinMu
vnrw
frnm
tu;plvA
pury
Steamer
'
'
t
..
r
-I
.1
i
MCE
GEORGE
'
OITAWA
Chiselling
on
unemployment
insurance
"v
n?
married
women
will
be
made
more
difficult
under
the
new
Labor
Department
laws
which
lull
yvi
atic
uwaiu,
ur;ciiuiii
on
the
soil
cultural
practice,
fertilizer
used
and
the
use
of
irrigation.
Many
potential
seed
potato
growing
areas
in
the
cental
portion
of
the
province
will
be
uncovered
with
further
land
clearing.
,
SAILS
FOR
I
U
l
J
J
J
XT
J
J
j
VATuU
Rupert
Soldier
Now
In
Korea
became
effective
last
week.
IVAHCOUVER
i
;n
The
regulations
will
not
be
felt
by
working
wives
but
will
affect
those
who
resign
jobs
for
'ni
Intfrmediate
Ports
SOROPTIMiST
CLUB
of
PRINCE
RUPERT
Because
of
th
impor
tace
of
the
abava
aaessace
tbis
spaca
baa
-och
Thursday
-t
11:15
p.m.
marriage
and
then
try
to
collect
Prince
Rupert's
first
soldier
to
unemployment
benefits
without
(land
in
Korea
is
believed
to
be
WAFFLE
JO
00
irons
lfryy
COMBINATION
WAFFLE
IRONS
4
O
flrt
and
SANDWICH
TOASTER
...
....
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
C
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART,
B.
C
PHONE
810
Pri"9
Oeorge
Evans,
son
of
Mr.
intending
to
return
to
work
Censoring
Television
For
KETCHIKAN
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Evans.
Having
enlisted
in
the
special
Canadian
brigade,
he
is
with
the
Provost
fH)NESl)AY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
ry
or
Dtpox
OFFICE
No
difference
is
noted
in
the
principle
of
the
Unemployment
Insurance
Act.
Jobless
benefits
will
be
obtained
as
usual,
by
married
women
those
who
have
lost
employment
because
of
layoffs
due
to
shortage
of
work;
who
have
lost
their
jobs
within
two
weeks
of
marriage
or
anytime
after
marriage
because
of
an
employer
rule
against
re
TORONTO
J.
J.
Fitzgibbons,
prefident
of
Famous
Players
(Canadianl
Corporation,
recently
told
a
meeting
of
film
censors
at
Toronto
that
Canada
now
has
Scotf
McLaren,
B.A.C.A.
Announces
the
opening
of
an
office-to
practice
as
a
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
in
the
JAMES
BLOCK.
608
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
P.O.
Box
374
.
"'
Telephone
347
'
-
.
...
(269c)
17,000
television
sets,
mostly
in
Corps
attached
to
the
Princess
Patricia's
Canadian
Light
Infantry.
Member
of
the
advance
party,
he
crossed
the
Pacific
recently
on
the
,
United
States
transport
James
;
O'Hara
from
Tacoma
to
Pusan.
Also
heading
for
Korea
is
Corp.
Kenneth
Johnston,
son
of
Col.
and
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston,
now
at
Fort
Lewis.
He
is
also
with
the
P.P.C.L.I.
1
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
Ontario.
Subsequent
discussions
disclosed
that
provincial
and
federal
boundaries
may
have
to
taining
married
women,
or
By
those
whose
husbands
have
died
or
become
wholly
and
permanently
incapacitated.
b?
ignored
and
a
new
international
board
of
censorship
set
up
I
to
deal
with
television.
Diamond
Price
Boost
Ail
Diamond
wholesalers
re
notified
of
a
15
to
20
increase
in
prices
as
of
October
15,
1950.
.
Manson's
Jewellers
were
very
.fortunate
in
purchasing
a
real
large
selection
two
days
before
this
Increase
and'
all
rings
now
in
stock
will
be
sold
at
the
Old
prices.
.
.
n
We
have
now
on
hand
over
200
rings,
giving
you
by
far
the.
largest
selection
in
scyling
and
prices
offered
in
town
Come
in
today.
.
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"
Easy
Credit
Terms
Available
'
Dr.
Hush
Flick,
director
oi
motion
picture
censorship
for
New
York
State,
rai
ed
the
ques-
S
WRATH
ALL'S
'
tion
of
censoring
on-the-spot,
',
television
broadcasts.
He
said
"television's"
r-
us
completely
batfd,
Wriat
will
be
done
1
i
dcti't
know."
'
REMEMBER
CItYSTAL
SETS
.
The
radio
broadcasting
indus-
try
today
doesn't
bear
much
re-'remb'anc
to
the
squeuling
in
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Kodak
Camera
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attachments
for
all
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Cameras.
Polor
and
Kodachrome
Film.
r'oping.
Printing
and
Enlarging.
.
fant
of
1920.
The
30th
annive:
1
sary
of
broadcasting
has
Jus;,
been
observed,
-carrying
listen-'
,
ers
back
to
the
days
in
1920
when
!
rad'o'p
function
changed
from
,
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of
communication
between
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BALLARD'S.
All
the
essential
vitamin,
minerals
and
protein
are
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,
,
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scientifically
blended
in
the
correct
proportion.
Your
pet
will
relish
thr.
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hearty
mealiness
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tinned
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a
diet
designed
to
keep
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in
tip
top
condition.
Make
ture
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your
dog
receive
the
benefit
of
balanced
feeding
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ask
for
Dr.
Ballard"
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ANY
THREE
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label.
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Mailing
Instructions
on
the
package.
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CHOOSE
HER
RING
NOW!
We
will
lay
it
away
for
Christmas
SEE
OUR
BEAUTIFUL,.,,:;
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PLANNING
0R
BUILDING
two
points
to
the
brondeastins
of
music
and
information
to
all
who
might
be
listening.
n
the
late
months
of
1920
a
'
fw
pioneer
broadcasting
stations
were
alreadv
on
the
air
on
a
regular
schedule.
One
of
the
ninneer
broadcast.';
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n
tvnsntion
at
the
time,
KDKA's
broadcast
of
the
1910
US.
election
returns
hi
which
Warren
G.
Harding
defentpd
-m's
M.
Cox.
It
is
believed
that
-...
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than
SO
crystal
sets,
oiiinned
with
headphones,
were
.'pH
in
to
that
historic
broad-
r!,Contrast
this
with
th-e
off-year
TT
s
elections
this
November
when
the
United
States
alone
hnd
standard,
radio
stations,
w
FM
Rations
a"d
107
televl'
sion
stations
on
the
aif.
APTLY
NAMED
Freetown,
Store
Leone,
was
so
.nnmed
because
It
was
et
un
in
for
freed
1787
as
a
homeland
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