!
The
Rotary
Male
Chorus,
to
1)
the
accompaniment
of-
Henry
BEST
TALENT
tCcntmuea
irora
rage
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Slock
Re
Ray
Reflects
.
piuym
on
tn
piano
rendered
r-,v
-iris
iraii
td
bv
Mrs.
Janir
j
"Brunette",
-De
Civaaou".
.
jj"
t,
inint
r
.
"Scandaliie
My
Name"
and
'Car-
Monday.
April
3.
1950
SAL
Ey
Carrier,
rer
week,
;0c;
Per
Month.
Tjc;
r-er
Teal.
53.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5
00.
ttllfl
RpmimVsW
Christenson.
June
Bur-
ry
Me
Back
to
Old
Vlrflnny
.
The
If
flU
llCliffflf,i)LC?af
rjorothv
Taylor.
Shirley
.
.roup
a
enjoyed
thoroughly.
.
'
'
'
Haugan.
Judith
Nilson.
Georgina
Charles
Balaimo
was
their
dl-
I
ww-hlt
n'v
MnrrfnunL
Muriel
rector.
e
n
.
Mes
-r
w-VK
Now
.Men
serm-drey
Shier,
Helen
O
son,
Gael
MeRae
Rowland
Miles
accompanied
by
and
Sally
Schumacher,
Mr.
Mor-
HVnry
Pluym
sang
"Nocturne"
ley
took
occairn
to
express
ap-,and
"Trees".
Numbers
by
Mr.
preciation
being
given
to
th?
Miles
are
always
entertaining.
Red
Cross
driv.
The
renditions
are
sincere
and
The
evfchu'i
entertainment
appealing.
Final
vocal
aolo
of
the
besan
with
two
selections
by
evening
as
by
Mrs.
Patricia
the
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
wlck
'"
vocalized
Ardlte's
-II
Orchestra
directed
by
Neville
Baeio"
a
stirring,
beautiful
mel-
Oerrard.
These
were
Rossini's
c6y.
Mrs.
Wicks
possesses
a
fine
overture
'
Barter
of
Seville"
and
voice-
Pleasing
to
the
ear.
Germany's
Position
I
T
11AS
BECOME
very
clear
that
western
Germ-I
any
must
inevitably
be
given
full
status
and
recognition
in
the
company
of
western
nations
if
the
expansion
of
Soviet
Russian
sphere
of
influence,
already
a
alarming:
fact
in
eastern
Europe
and
Asia,
is
to
be
s:emmed.
When
we
defeated
and
disarmed
Germany
after
two
wars,
there
were
not
many
who
could
or
wished
I:
may
be
.-aid
of
that
thr?e
year
old
Milwaukee
baby,
recently
fitted
with
complete
s.at
of
false
teeth,
that
he's
never
.soin?
i
to
feM
a
sirle
toothache
from
he
cradle
to
the
grav"?
j
Klondike
Ni?ht
is
still
a
month
away
'ut
somehow,
the
!
number
of
whiskered
faces
.
f
een
at
large
cannot
be
said
to
t
'equal
what
it
was.
at
this
tim?
!
previously.
There
are
reason?,
cf
'.course.
Or.e
oi
the
moot
persua-
Impressions
received
by
some
Prince
Rupert
people.
vLsiiin?
in
Europe,
help
in
giving,
possibly,
a
more
true
picture
of
overseas.
Staggering
debt,
soldier
cemeteries,
vast
wreckage,
malnutrition,
gloom
thse
are
some
of
th?
consequences
that
too
many,
in
Canada,
still
VJnk
,
typify
countries
such
as
France.
Germany,
or
Italy.
But
.
can't
al!
be
that
way.
Some
local
,
folk,
now
touring,
tell,
in
brif
letters
of
no
shortage,
fair
prices,
delightful
weather,
and
generally
speaking,
wortn
while
existence.
dir.pi
tj
rtem
56.00
to
Mike
Colu&U
and
his
accordion
go
together
naturally.
He
presen
71
of
all
feres
ar
In
residential
properties!
Dwelling
ire
Insurance
is
inexpensive
ARE
YOU
INSURED
TO
PRESENT-DAY
VALUES?
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
P.
II.
LINZEY
Green
667
San
tn.w
far
pnoiio-h
ahp.-i.l
tn
pnvui.ni
tho
Histastpfnl
,sive
Is
reported
to
be
mingled
'wi
cut,
K
Now
otilr
o;..,r,-,.
-w.,k..
n
,
-A
v,
l
,
.resentment
and
sorrow
felt
b;
ted
two
selections,
the
first
a
I
bouncing
march,
mhk-h
dr?w
!
applause
dunr.n
the
middle
of
its
j
'Showboat
Selections"
by
Jerome
Kern.
Three
young
girls
danced
their
way
into
the
audience's
heart.
last
night.
To
the
rytrun
of
record
music.
Heather
Macdonaid
did
a
tap
routine.
Sharon
Skin-
"en
i
SPORt
co,.J
able.
armed
and
we
would
have
to
have
her
co-operation
,ver
threads
among
the
beards,
v
'
Z
-
.-.
.
.,
.
1
..
Au.
1
111
,
:
c
rv-i
.-r
tVi
a
r
t
hftr
a
r
i
r
Prr
'
Pin
Thursday's
weather
report
No
u
an
even
reaier
menace
was
to
oe
avei
teu.
ntr-
"
"
'
-
mentioned
Vancouver's
twenty
u
itssts
may
mean
clean
shares
but.
,
f.
i;i
fourth
rainv
dav
for
the
performance.
Final
seler'icn
on
the
program
was
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
Band,
:or.ducted
by
Ptter
Lien,
playing
Romberg's
"Stout
Men'
rjRr.ss
Wx
month
ner.
a
a:u
clog
and
Deanna
won
in
2
xSl
of
March.
There
had
been
num-
Petersen,
an
Irish
lilt.
erous
snow
flurries
from
the'
nlv
Piano
olo
of
the
nioht.
'W'CJ
crv
,
southern
interior.
Northern
B.C.
Played.
deUhtfully.
was
by
Miss
hearted
Men"
and
"Bless
ThH
I
r1.:
5
Advert!
tz
u
e
luiy
Newsl
i.ri
eurveui
nui
nuti
incnavc
i:
nun
urvuiuiifc
bringing
the
3rgurnent
to
the;
more
and
more
potential
as
a
result
of
undoubted
j
point
of
tears,
invariably,
leads
t
progress
in
the
cold
war
that
has
been
going
on
by
j
to
gmerir.g
the
crop,
threat
and
propaganda.
S
.
.
"
.
.
i
That
stalwart
and
amiable
Af-f
As
long
as
Soviet
Russia
continues
her
present
nzx
s?
re-.se.
and
his
white
;
obHtirate
and
Uncompromising-
course
there
ap-
Queen,
recognised
in
a
somewhat'
pears
to
be
no
option
but
to
make
Germany
strong
15
IVe
tO
OC-
J"!
;
oys
LONG
r.lYTj
nd
well
K4ie
From
was
not
affected.
This
is
not
nosaite
main,
renoenng
ureig
s
nouse
oy
urane.
printed
as
a
gleeful
reminder.
"Nocturne
Opui
54
No.
4".
;
Another
feature
of
the
evening
Just
put
down
as
a
matter
of
;
Four
vocal
srkis
were
featured,
waj
the
drawing
from
the
stage
obr
record.
'
two
of
them
ty
Dyke
M.-MUlan.
of
ludcy
r.umUrs
for
five
electric
-'
.
'sho
proved
ta
the
audience
thnt
lamps
donated
by
the
Northern
This
Li
the
Jtllmmr
hill
aim-
V,m
fan
mir
'
r
K.
V,
..Hnni
.1
1
fir
Pnitr
Prt
TVi
4rwin
agWOv
If
She
is
not
going
to
be
for
US,
she
is
going
;apy
ocnsiderable
space
on
theUd
at
the
abolition
of
hangina.
Jisht
strains.
sans
"Holv
Citv"
.
conducted
bv
T.
Norton
Youne.
to
be
against
us,
it
seems
clear.
DEMOCRATIC
GOVERNMENT
world's
front
nage.
His
wife,
who
will
come
before
Parliament.
sd
Uter
in
the
evenina.
to
the
5
Stan
Saville
of
the
Northern
B
had
romantic
notioiu
when
she
,
This
Is
also
the
summer
that
aceompanimen'
of
the
Fmir
C.
Power
Co.
ar.d
Walter
Smith,
worked
a
a
London
typist.
Is
.there
U
a
prosoect
of
more
exe-
Dukes
orchestra,
gave
the
well
j
Responsible
for
the
arrange-wor.denng
Ju.tt
what's
go
ng
to
cutions
than
vsual.
Call
It
co-ln-
known
blues
melodv.
"St.
Louis
ment
of
the
splendid
program
happen
next
besides
her
having
s
dence.
if
you
care
to.
But
this
Blues",
by
W.
a
Hardv.
I
were
T.
N.
Youngs
and
Walter
a
baby.
Bwhuanaland
is
a
huge;
much
u
sure.
Public
interwt
will
'
The
Four
Duke'
And
v
Mr.
Smith.
For
Friendly
Service
And
Advice
in
Your
Building,
Insulation
and
Decorotion
Problems
S.K
ISLAND
CITY
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
Oeneral
Builders'
Supplies
MS
McBride
St.
Bloe
82t
J
Shippinj
xc4
i
OE
RUTLEDGE,
a
well
known
Toronto
writer
ree:on
north
of
Rhodesia,
peo-
Na
ugh
ton.
P'rcy
Curie.
-Harold
C.
A.
Berner,
D.
C.
Stevenson
I
Pkalmerud,
Bjnny
Sorlnkle
and
and
A.
P.
Crawley
were,
at
the
oe
speeded
un
and
that
not
the
best
thin?
for
heart
trouble
which
is
said
to
be
Increasing.
;
pled
bv
hundreds
of
thousands,
all
black.
The'
color
situation
In
South
Africa
temains
a
liv;
em
social
-
economic
subjects,
comes
through
with
an
interesting
suggestion
whereby
a
country
might
he
governed
more
democratically
with
greater
un
question.
Serr?
has.
a
rival
to
i
Bob
Woods,
presented
"Jealouv"
door
and
usherettes
attired
ap-
featuring
Borriy
Sorinkle
on
the
propriately
as
Red
Cross
nurses
clarinet,
and
"What
Is
This
were
Miss
Margaret
McLeod.
Mr.
'
Thing
Called
Love",
in
addition
J.
G.
Alexander.
Mrs.
P.
Edmund-
to
"St.
Louis
Slues".
son
and
Mis
Winnie
Poxon.
tent
8ervi.
iJ5
,
Car.idim
Vszxk
'or
Chtyjer
kf-rr
weldirg
ruppjij.
Lindsay
s
Ci-
derstanding
POtn
trom
Within
and
Without
the
gOV-
his
kingship,
and
the
British
eminent
itself.
Rutledtrp
siip-p-pc
bow
rpal
n
rtemn-
:'0Vfn,mfnt
hss
a
n-w
problem.
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
the
East-Monday.
Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
pjn
From
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursdav
.Saturday
.
,
m
.
J-
,
..
'All
in
all
the
press
would
style
ENJOY
t
"quite
a
m
Storage
Lrf
cracy
migni
oecome
n
every
voter
couia
oe
a
canai-
j
tne
Iacts
of
tiie
case
daw
for
some
publie
office
at
least
once
in
his
life-
story-.
HOT
tor.
i"
v-4
fv
'
Est
1910
WATER
COMFORT
v&:
JOHN
K
WATER
tells
the
truth
about,,.
WHISKY
BULG
OPTOvr:-
Why
let
a
faulty
boiler
rob
you
of
hot
water
comfort?
Call
ua
for
immediate
repairs.
Phone
108
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
&
Heating
BUD
SCHUMAN
(Old
Post
Office
Bid?
J
?
v
V.-
V
time
not
just
a
name
on
a
polling
list,
but
a
name
o'i
i
a
ballot.
"We
wouldn't
be
saying
then
that
we
won-,!
dered
how
they
get
such
crummy
guy?
for
public
of-
!
fice,
because
we
would
know
just
how
the
selection
was
made.
We
would
know
too
that
they
were
guys
pretty
much
like
ourselves,
and
if
we
wanted
better
representatives
we
might
begin
by
being
better
citi-zezgourselves
We
wouldn't
be
so
likely
to
accept
government
in
a
let
George
do
it
attitude.
We
would
recognize
that
one
day
we
would
be
the
George
in
r.;es:
ion.
and
that
there
would
be
times
when
we
would
reed
assistance.We
wouldn't
be
so
likely
to
assume
that
government
could
take
over
so
many
of
our
obligations,
if
we
thought
of
ourselves
as
part
of
it
and
responsible
for
the
integrity
of
its
decision-
.
We
might
even
come
to
recognize
that
we
already
and
always,
are
the
government,
not
merely
its
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
tVbolesale
Warehouse
carrying
a
repreenUtir
i
j
Seagram's
4
Pul
Seoftrom'j
"83"
to
h
water
test.
For
water
(plain
or
sparkling)
it
your
most
reliable
guide
to
the
whole
trwth
about
ony
whisky.
Water
adds
nothing,
detracts
nothing,
but
reveals
a
whisky'
true,
natural
flavour
ond
bouquet.
Say
SEAGRAM'S
'
ond
be
SURE...
o
f
the
fined
83
prompt
service
ta
the
trade
GOODYEAR
TIRE
4:
RUBBER
CO.-
TirM.
fc!w
:
haw,
belting,
accessories.
CANADIAN
WESTINGHOUSE
CO
-
limps
or-j
t.
and
Incandescent.
S
to
230
volta.
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
of
CANADA
-Ei-a
:
fiashlights,
ignition
batteries.
O.
H.
WOOD
&
CO.
Industrial
sanitation,
pa?'rtr
deodorizers.
DCSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C
Du.s'.bar.e,
Sial
JtzZt
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies.
IMPERIAL
WIPINO
RAG
CO.
and
otlwn
Salin-Glo
CHANDLER'S
PORTRAIT
STUDIO
Film
Finishing
Enlarging
Flash
Photo
laken
at
Horn.
Phone
Green
M9
218
4th
6-FKINCfc
RL'PERT,
B
C.
".YouYe
Just
too
darn
good-natured!"
,
i
i
r,
5
PRODUCTS
for
Wolls,
Woodwork,
Floors
and
Furniture
Thompson
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Co.
Ltd.
1
x-f-
'
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PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HO
'
-
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
e
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
II
Pays
-jo
Advertise!
i
Try
a
Classified
Ad
lor
Resulu
PO.
Bot
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Ave.
EASTER
SUNDAY
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by
Steven
o
rmes
D,
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jerseys,
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crepes,
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popular
novy,
from
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up
the
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COATS
ond
SHORTIES
from
up
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Suits
from
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.
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STORE
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Daily
Delivery
Service
Phone
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!
r-fr-
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in
Mi
W
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LIMITED
Ready-Mix
Concrete
Delivered
fo
the
Job
SALE
of
m
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j
You
Can't
Best
EATON'S
Spring
and
Summer
CtUlovu
TWr
rmnt
be
cm
owar
way
to
tg
furwor
tkam
tim"
FHICES:
inrlude
Dare
the
fifth
ingredient
in
Cenrrete
Four
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
Slfi.M
per
yard
Five
Sacks
Cement
to
Tard
$17.5
per
yard
S
I
x
Racks
Cement
to
Yard
S18.S5
per
yard
No
Order
Accepted
for
less
than
two
yards
"
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FOR
RENT:
y3
OFF
Priced
from
$2.33
if
-T.EATONC
KeatwithoSandrid
yourself
cf
troubleeome
-
furnace
care,
the
worries
of
uncertain
-
heat
.
.
.
An
Imperial
03
contract,
with
the
Imperial
Weather
-controlled
delivery
service,
gives
you
comfort,
convenience,
-
cleanliness
automatically
.
.
.
The
Ema
Oil
Burner
has
fuel-saving
features
no
other
burner
can
offer
.
I
I
-
.v
Two
wheeled
rubber
tyred
concrete
buggle
foe
per
dy
Seven
cubic
feet
capacity
Single
wheeled
concrete
barrows
SOr
per
day
ORDERS
TO
BE
IX
ONE
DAT
PRIOR
TO
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OIL
LIMITED
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M;
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