Prince
Supert
DaHp
J3rto
Friday,
Novembej
19,
1918
lin
n.
.
Jasper
Scenes
7'
HIGH
SCHOOL
OPEN
HOUSE
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a.
......
..........
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1
Are
Appealing
"Emperor
Wlti"
In
rivture
of
More
Tha.ni
I
sual
Local
Interest
ROTARY
ENJOYS
MIXED
MEETING
More
than
100
Rotarians
and
guests
gathered
at
the
Moose
Temple
Thursday
evening
fw
a
dinner
meeting
and
dance
the
first
held
In
several
months
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club.
Guests
were
welcomed
by
President
and
Mrs.
D.
c.
Stevenson
and.
following
the
dinner,
took
part
either
in
danc-
Mothers
and
Fathers
Visit
Booth
Memorial
to
See
What
Goes
On
Open
house
at
Booth
Memorial
i
r
CAM
The
gorgeous
mountain
scenery
vision
.
l;
High
School
Thursday
after
ot
Jasper
Park,
where
the
out
noon
brought
out
seventy-five
side
locations
were
taken,
makes
met
thev'
lhl
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
!
Salle
Qt
Men's
j
Amd.
ffioys9
Wear
j
:
.
Don't
Come
Unless
You
Want
bargains
J
BUY
NOW
FOR
CHRISTMAS!
mothers
and
a
few
fathers
for
a
tour
of
the
school.
Guides
from
ttPProachir,
.
"Emperor
Waltz,"
with
Bing
Crosby
and
Joan
Fontaine.
Without
tnL
showing
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
the
senior
classes
met
the
visitors
at
the
door
and
conducted
them
to
rooms
in
which
their
TODAY
TO
SAT.
7
P.
M.
6AT-
2:00.
children
were
taking
classes,
then
throughout'
the
school.
nere
uniuuie
.end
jOI
this
week,
a
picture
of
more
than
usual
local
appeal.
In
lact,
the
scenery
is
the
big
feature
of
the
picture.
Many
Prince
Rupert
people
have
been
at
Jasper
among
the
mountains,
along
the
roads
and
Classes
continued,
as
usual,
in
CROSBY-FONTAINE
I
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
.
j
n1
II
c
J
;
V-
!
Li
i
i
;
zj
i
(
Gi
J:
amid
the
various
resorts
and
r-
ill
sofar
as
possible
in
order
that
parents
could
see
a
routine
afternoon.
Pounding
of
typewriters,
English
compositions,
turning
of
lathes,
painting
of
murals,
sewing
fine
seams,
working
mathematical
problems
wexe
viewed
in
various
rooms.
Tea
was
served
by
Home
Eco
for
these
It
Is
Interesting
to
see
In
beautiful
technicolor
mo
many
SONS
OF
NORWAY
familiar
scenes.
TfCHMCOlO
ft
Rockies
of
Jasper
are
used
In
1
rtimJ
.
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
represent
the
background
of
the
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Tyrolean
Alps
for
a
rumnmv
nomics
classes
who
had
been
U..
1.1
....
.
.
I
i'Mtt
tt,
Urn
between
Crosby,
as
an
Ameri
Q
How
can
I
make
a
"
good
""7
Z
T
,
.
Over
the
teacuDS
na
rents
nr.ri
CHRISTMAS
TREE
Planning
for
a
Christmas
Tree
entertainment
for
children
followed
by
a
dance
occupied
the
attention
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
at
a
meeting
Wednesday
night
with
President
Pat
Deane
in
the
chair.
A
list
of
children
of
Sons
can
salesman
of
a
new
musical
recording
Invention,
and
Miss
!
wall
brush?
teachers
discussed
"Johnny's"
progress.
Fontaine,
as
an
Austrian
coun-
A.
A
good
wall
brush.
can
be
improvised
by
covering
the
broom
with
clean
flannel.
Brush
tess.
The
court
of
Emneror
I
HtiY
K
IDS!
NEW
SERIAL
STARTS
SATURn
DEWEY
BACK
ON
THE
JOB
Three's
still
a
smile
on
New
York
Governor
Thomas
E.
Dewey's
face
as
he
settles
down
to
his
governing
job
in
Albany,
in
spite
of
his
startling
defeat
in
the
U.S.
presidential
election.
An
aide
hands
him
some
papers
and
Dewey
knows
that
win
or
lose
in
the
presidential
election,
he's
still
got
a
lot
of
state
business
to
take
care
of.
of
Norway
and
Sonja
Ladles
is
Franz
Josef
is
shaken
by
the
romance
In
which
Crosby's
un-I
arlstocraUc
dog
and
the
coun-tess'
pedigreed
uootue
nlav
a
'
The
farad,
a
measure
of
electrical
energy,
takes
its
name
from
Michael
Faraday
(1791-1867
,
an
English
pioneer
in
electrical
research.
now
being
taken
in
preparation
for
the
Christmas
Tree.
There
will
also'
be
a
private
New
Year's
party.
the
ceiling
and
walls
with
a
downward
stroke.
Replace
the
flannel
as
it
becomes
soiled.
Q.
How
can
I
mend
a
large
hole
in
a
woollen
sweater?
A.
Try
basting
a
piece
of
material
on
the
wrong
side
and
"TEX
GRAINGER
prominent
'
part.
The
story
la
HEADPINNEKS
LEAD
(Continuea
from
tage
4)
Radio
Dial
i.ei
10
a
cieugnuul
musical
score.
Crosby
features
Some
VftflplMnrr
CFPR
when
peeling
apples
for
cooking
purposes?
1240
Kilocycles
(subject
to
Change)
;in
his
singing
and
echoing
Tryolean
choruses
are
very
ef-1
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
E.
Knulson
18
119
B.
Windle
i;h
190
u.
biewart
J.54
84
darning
through
the
patch.
It
will
make
the
darn
stronger
and
will
keep
the
shape
of
the
A.
Try
pouring
boiling
water
over
the
apples
that
are
to
be
cooked,
and
see
how
much
easier
they
are
topeel.
and
the
time
340
235
ITS
i4a
6rcetiugs
at
fihristma
lecuve.
"Emperer
Waltz."
'
"Friendly
Mountains,"
"The
Kiss
In
-Your
Eyes."
"I
Kiss
Your1
Hand,
Madame"
nn.
"Thni
c.
Menzius
274
2u3
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Erikson
2vt
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,
4:00
Ed
McCuroy
Sfngs
4:15
Stock
Quotation;
Q,
How
can
I
save
time
saved.
Handicap
44
44
44
4:30
Sleepy
Time
Story
Teller
Whistler
and
His
Dog"
are
Totals
1178
10U5
1209
DODGERS
THIS
AND.
TH'AT
125
223
m
177
2Hb
S.
Ramsay
157
147
V.
Menzies
187
167
L.
Anaerson
j3
tj.
Anderson
218
143
K
Masteu
-ii
ibo
Masleil
la
14
4:45
Easy
Listening
5:00
String
Stylings
5:30
Waltz
Time
5:45
About
Town
6:00
School
Board
Member-Education
Week
6:30
Malkin's
Melodv
Time
Hanriican
54
34
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YOUR
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totals
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1022
1291
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7:15
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M.
Grasdal
167
155
Ban
iji
1J0
f.
bDiochi
129
lia
M.
Townsend
....
79
100
ivi.
BtaDieton
130
24d
Jokanovich
143
129
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i
i.-irt
Totals
959
1044
125
182
7:30
Feidler
Conducts
8:00
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1
CABIN
ROBBERS
ON
Q.C.
ISLANDS
John
Anderson,
who
formerly
lived
on
the
east
coast
of
Graham
Island
where
he
engaged
in
extracting
gold
from
the
black
sands,
called
at
the
Dally
News
office
to
complain
of
persistent
robbing
of
not
only
his
but
the
cabins
of
other
men
similarly
engaged.
In
fact,
it
got
so
bad
that
Mr.
Anderson
decided
to
leave
the
Islands.
It
was
the
custom
to
leave
cabins
stocked
with
provisions
and
even
ammunition
but
every
time
they
were
left
alone,
the
ame
thing
hapnencd.
Thpv
SHOPPING
EARLY!
E.
Moxiey
151
K
Mooie
00
L.
Hart
127
w
;
8:30
Citizens'
Forum
9:15
Emma
Caslor
'
8
9
:30-Prairie
Schooner
120
1
10:00
CBC
News
VU
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Bill
Clifford's
Orch.
124
10:30
Riltrrwiro
M,,(,.i
ALL
TYPES
NOW
ON
Mi
F.
Wright'
........Z
251
at
the
-
--
-
VI
Ul.
low
score
112
Handicap
124
Totals
9ug
HOT
SHOTS
H.
Sflitiiifit
n-7
126
110
152
144
145
116
124
917
159
188
104
116
152
110
80
909
t
:
;
the
friendly
way
to
remember
those
near
and
dear
to
you.
To
best
express
your
individuality,
your
thoughtfulness,
?choose
distinctive
"4jur
cards.
Come
in
and
see
our
large
display.
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRK
wcic
uroKcn
into
and
rifled.
147
168
154
109
133
86
80
037
Try
a
Classified
Ac
in
The
News
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off.
SATURJjAT
A.M.
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8:15
Pick
of
the
Hits
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
Commentary
8:15
Saddle
Serenade
9:30
Melodies
ior
Juniors
C
Mckinley
112
R.
Suclen
...
151
f.
Fleming
loo
D.
Ballnmer
167
Low
score
90
Handicap
yo
Totals
807
MAPLE
LEAFS
P.
ThonmNon
13
J.
Thompson
l3
A.
Shearer
147
R.
Shearer
i;2
A.
Hiltnnlnn
k
Christmas
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120
135
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199
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Signal
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Hampton
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Control
ord
for
nimutit
.
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,
14'u
10:00
Band
Ftand
Br
Hcrnce
No.
78ai.
BUd
.
Handicao
.
88
Totals
852
KlNf;piwwroQ
"I
didn't
think
I
get
it
in."
151
158
143
116
59
121
88
836
202
185
188
206
167
198
88
10:
15-World
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10
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Favorites
118
10:45
CBC
News
ana
Commentary
Annet
.
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WOOL
PENCIL-SLIM
SKIKTS
AM)
N0ELf
WOOL
SWEATERS
...
All
Siirs
and
tifco
A.
Pierce
150
F.
MfT
.a
f.nh
io
inn
262,
10J35
Weather
Report,
L.
McLalchie
129
G.
Snenton
177
J.
Shcnton
154
N.
Kinslor
...
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11:00
On
the
Teen
Ri.:.K
229
Handicap
13
13
IT
PAYS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
Just
what
you
arc
liHiking
lur
to
complete
that
Christmas
shopping
lbl
Totals
999
1159
1210
Hotel,
.ttuate
at
proot
Btrret.
Port
blBton.
Brltl.,h
Columbl..
upon
d,
Block
1,
TownBlt
of
Port
EbsliiK-U.n
Map
5a7.
Prince
Ruwrt
Tild
ReKltr.tlon
Dlatrlct.
In
'the
P?Ji.
jlnZ?
"inL
Perk,n-
-lcen,
to
Janet
Ron
Brown,
of
Port
EaJing-fo.
arltwi
Columbl..
the
tr.nl
thtaAa?5h
h".
P.r"10e
Ru',"rt
B.C.,
this
27th
da
f
of
October.
1948
JANET
ROSS
BROWN
Appllcnt
and
Transform).
11:30
Weather
Forecast
-11:31
Message
Period
U
:33
-Recorded
11:45
Perconal
Album
P.M.
BLOL'SES
NOVELTY
STYLES
All
(olurJf
1
12:00
Mid-day
Melodies
taso)
Cigarette
Tobacco
City
Merchants
City
merchants
are
asked
In
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
into
the
Dally
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-operation
will
i?reatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
In
kcenini
tn
h
12
:
15
Recorded
Interlude
1.2:25
ProRram
Resume
12:30
Musical
Program
1:00-
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Wedding
2:00-Ballet
Club
2:45
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For
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East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
p.m.
From
the
East
By
CHICK
YOUNG
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rijfht
for
a
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Hit
or
miss,
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enjoy
bowling
with
your
friends
on
our
alleys.
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Bowling
Alley
Open
to
general
public
Saturday
6nd
Sunday
after-noons
and
evenings.
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Tuesday
and
Thursday
eve-
-Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday,
10:45
p.m.
The
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Daily
Nevs
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Ads
get
Quick
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aiier
v
o
clock.
Chimes
of
Westminstti
I'OK
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MEEK
:
.
.
.
;
Here
hit
I.Iip
wiuda
of
the
tunc
played'
WE'VE
CHRISTMAS
'"All
through
this
hour
Lord
be
my
guide
And
through
thy
power
No
foot
shall
slide."
4"
CARDS
GALORE
4
-
T
Choose
todav
fmm
Part
of
the
tune
is
played
each
urtcr
VPmas
Cards
and
sav
Hniiri
jQWrappings.
and
the
whole
tune
at
the
end
ol
"
then
the
clock
strikes
the
hour.
...
The
clocks
are
beautifully
cased
in
n
'
nut
and
run
about
fourteen
days
with
'e
j
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nrlnn
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tRK
till
..luc
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!
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Illirl
it
IS
1
nrice
s
.h
ni,mv
in
unin
ot.
in
the
east
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"
1
Strictly
Stag!
m
vm2t
w
S
the
freight
all
the
way
to
B.C.
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In
early
and
select
while
our
collection
is
full
and
complete.
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