Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Wednesday,
November
15,
1950
TIN
SHEBiti
N
oTdofp.SHOP
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
YARD
GOODS
TO
SACRIFICE
AT
Cut
Prices
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Famous
Pirate
Saga
Is
Here
"Treasure
Island,"
Robert
Louis
Stevenson's
famous
swashbuckling
adventure
story,
Ls
translated
to
the
screen
o
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
in
thrilling
technicolor
with
BoDoy
Dr.scoll,
Robert
Newton
and
Basil
Sydney
topping
a
stellar
cast
of
character?.
i
The
melodrama
is
filmed
on
a
i.
spacious
and
realistic
scale,
giving
full
and
adequate
expression
to
Ih-i
original
tale
of
elemental
--assions,
terrific
cha.acter
con-flic's
and
suspense
inherent
in
Ihe
famous
saga
of
pirate
treas-I
urp-
!
Producer
of
"Treasdre
Island"
is
Walt
Disney
who
movs
from
""-trnn
technique
to
the
complete
live
action
translation
of
the
battle
of
wit
and
weapon
for
the
treasure
on
a
f.?ar-haunted
island.
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.
HERE'S
REAL
FAMILY
ENTERTAINMENT!
i
-C.i.ij
.
i
rcnised
to
hike
Driccs
of
shaves
h.s
shon.
fchebib
went
along
'
ROBERT
LOUIS
STEVENSON'S
H
t
hilling
adventure
classic
X
but
r-pos;d
15-cent
increa.es
on
the
other
ser
ices.
While
pitkets
patrolled
in
front.
of
his
shop,
Ehe'cib
tontinuei
his
business
and
child
cn
travelled
Sydney
si
reots
with
p'.acards
ursins
Whsn
iave
ii-ytar-o.ii
and
children's
h
cuts,
the
Sydney
with
a
boost
in
th;
price
of
haircuts
Not
Impressed
I
I
With
Manager
I
I
City
Council
Wants
to
Know
More
About
It
.
j,u,,,&
KUDCKI
NtWTON
'
BOBBY
DRISCOLL
e
BASIL
SYDNFf
AND
ON
THE
SAME
PROGRAM
f
for
the
family's
added
,
indin
uu
wruie
icr
lniormation
Until
further
information
is'.i
present
the
most
amazing
picture
ever
made
I
obtained
of
the
city
mananr
,
clan
the
citv
council
withhold?1
its
opinion
it
was
decided
Mon-
Sydney,
NS.,
barber,
Inset,
Taibcrs'
Association
picketed
for
adults
from
65
to
75
fonts
A.
(CP
PHOTO)
G.
teen
in
effect
'
with
regard
to
-
revenue,
costs,
outline
on
J-j
partrr."nts
or
if
cost
meet
rev-j
enues
with
the
plan,"
Aid.
Black
advised.
Nc
reply
has
come
frcm
Vic-!
tiria
reported
Citv
Clerk
H.
D.
ra..
a.vtli
,h
it
,.,,
...
1
L,CI,V
"u
.
.
"I116?
Kwet,cnikan
ant
Juneau
morX
h.V,"''
"
can
'
ve
yfD
gAM
gf
c
coun-11
COunal'
"
su82?sted
h
Aid.
He
pointed
out
that
in
some
has
be."!n
in
effect,
there
had
rreviously
been
such
wasteful
political
machinery
that
the
city
management
couldn't
help
but
succeed.
in
,.'ne.n,.
t
u
r.
,..
Kith's
Rlipcfmn
tirVinfV.A-
n
Hn
the
city
management
was
in
the
isriusn
isles.
Mavor
Ruddpiharr
said
he
thought
they
have
cufy
tne
usual
mayor-council
municipal
government.
an'ne
SJ?.
money
BOTH
FILMS
WERE
PRODUCED
BY
WALT
DISNEY
.
.
.
COLOR
BY
TECHNICOLOR
toihy
BRING
IHE
WHOLE
FAMILY
TO
7-9pm-
SEE
IHE
YEAR'S
BEST
SHOWJL
"STARS
IN
MY
CROWN"
citizens
to
patronize
his
parlor.
i
.
;
TINIEST
BABY
Believed
to
I
be
the
smallest
baby
born
in
Hamilton,
Ont.,
to
live
more
I
than
a
few
hours,
was
Jerris
Davis,
who
weighed
one
pound
at
birth.
The
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bert
Davis,
she
was
born
prematurely
'
at
home.
She
was
rushed
to
St.
Joseph's
jA
Hospital
with
a
police
escort.
She
died
the"
next
day.
(CP
PHOTO)
I
;
FUNERAL
NOTICE
I
DAVIF.S
In
the
city,
Monday,
Nov.'
13,
1950,
Harry
Horace
Davics,
ape
63
years.
Fun.ral
services
will
be
held
at
Gren-ville
Court
Chanel
at
7
p.m.
Thursday.
Nov.
16
with
Canon
I
Basil
S.
Prockter
officiating.
Remains
will
be
forwarded
by
ss.
Princ?
George
to
Victoria
!
f-
intprment.
B.
C.
Under-I
takers
in
charge
of
arrange
ments.
BLONDIE
0
For
Clean,
Courteous
Service
Late
for
Work
J
CALL
E
Kiddies
to
Si
hoolj
lit?
'Eventually,
Why
Not
Now"
plan
that
squires
'a
pleblsclto
of
the
people.
There
would
be
a
discussion
by
the
council
and
Lil'"1
.ofAlcl
i
am
not
vry
satisilea
wit.l
the
way
we
are
going.
Co-ordin-
at
on
and
reorganization
woulj
ujnig
oeiier
resuus
ouc
oi
puo-
lie
works
expenditure."
Aid.
I
Cpev
added.
He
felt
that
would
be
opposed
to
city
man
-j
agership
as
he
believed
th?
r-
sponsionuy
tor
good
management
simply
evolved
from
the
city
engineer's
department,
t
"I
am
not
cressint
for
c("v
management
but
am
looking
for
information,"
said
Aid.
Cas"y.
"I'm
not
poing
to
sit
here
watching
everything
going
to
pieces
forsaking
our
maintenance.
'If
rccesary
have
no
new
prcjeHs
but
'naintain
orr
nfo'ef?.
water
works
and
road?
must
be
ma'n-
lained
p"en
'if
the
mill
rate
is
'Increased."
.
In
regard
to
a
recent
press
..-statement
bv
Ft.
Com.
W
.T
Al-;
der
faying
that
money
could
be
!
raved
with
a
city
manager.
Aid.
(Douelas
Frizzell
believed
Mr
Al-
der's'stateemnts
were
misleading.
commissioner
and
city
man-;
ager
were
different
-."sponsibil!-i
ties
he
rointed
cut.
"At
Mr.
Alder's
time
we
hnc!
forced
insolvency,"
sa'd
Aid.
T
R.
Black.
"Many
DeoDle
by
not
raving
their
taxes
forced
the
Issue
Aid.
Black
salrl
"if
th
citv
as
a
whole
had
not
been
allowed
to
deteriorate
th?
increased
mil'
rate
wouldn't
be
facing
us
now."
"In
1935
the
condit'on
of
utilities
were
bevond
conception,"
said
Aid.
Fri7"in
MORE
INFORMATION
"Wait
to
see
what
Victoria
has
dorv
or
some
other
municipality
where
the
city
manager
plan
has
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