AIR
PASSENGERS
ste
told
of
the
appointment
or
a
committee
from
the
Civu
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Reflects
.
u
Roy
Centre
lo
co-operate
with
tb
iGyro
Club
ith
i
view
to
muk-
Thursday,
April
20,
1950
SALEl
Hpro
A.,
i
i
n
ling
tlie
operation
and
super-
tllKl
ItCHlIIllnClib
vision
0f
the
playgrounds
more
j
satisfactory.
The
P.T.A.
will
buy
To
Vancouver
uodayi
Mrs.
H
Best,
J.
Connelly.
F.
Cower.
B
Thorkk,
C.
H.
Kiotz,
B.
Hooker.
To
Sandspit
today
i
W.
Dav-.;es.
To
Port
Hardy
i
today
i
Roy
Torvik.
Fcom
Vancouver
(
Wednesday
i
J.
Buwen,
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene
and
son
Michael.
Lt.
nivnn
i-r
Oftherl
Mm-,
u
tv
,
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LIBBY
I
a
book
on
matters
relating
to
children
and
their
behaviour.
This
book
will
be
studied
and
shower
proof
f'1
S5.00NW
Sp'
An
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
G.
A.
HUNTER,
MHnaging
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
reported
upon
by
some
members
Minshall,
Miss
S.
Main,
Ron
Ine-
Abolition
of
daylight
saving
;
ond
permission
to
hold
sweepstakes
in
Canada
might
not
be
,
such
a
bad
idea.
But,
on
second
and
sober
thought
the
deal
looks
jiloubtlul.
Just
as
well
to
keep
thinking
it
over
for
another
fifty
King
Edward
P.T.A.
P.T.A.
Enjoys
Fine
Program
at
the
next
meeting.
It
is
fe.t
GHERKIN
says:
TRY
THESE
rani,
Mrs.
G.
Mead,
W.
Ferguson,
Men't
Dres,
ori.
Mrs.
R.
Woods,
T.
Jones,
K.
Bu
fst
styles
that
this
will
supplement
In
a
valuable
way
the
work
of
th-i
study
groups
recently
formed,
i
The
report
of
the
literature
convener,
Keith
Faught,
showed
tsy
earner,
rer
Week,
;oc;
Per
Month,
T3c;
rer
Teai
$8
00;
By
Mail.
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
chanan,
R.
I
avigne.
From
Sandspit
(Wednesday)
Mrs.
Price.
years.
Community
Singing
Quiz
Contest
Pictures
Business
!
APPETIZING
Play
Ball
:
Very
Sptciaj
to
choose
from
;
From
;Mrn',
DRESS
;
sizes-
Rfg.
r.5o
;Voung
MemcriMfc
;
ture
PANTS
!
Now
.
'that
there
were
thirty
subserib-,
ers
to
the
Parent
Teacher
New.
Mrs.
Halverson,
treasurer,
reported
a
substantial
credit
balance
In
the
association's
fund?.
Mrs.
Grelssel,
secretary,
read
RECIPES
Members
of
the
Borden
Street
School
Parent
Teacher
Association
Tuesday
evening
at
their
regular
meeting
enjoyed
another
of
the
interesting
programs
for
which
the
convener
Mrs.
Loga'i
is
noted.
All
present
took
part
More
street
signs
in
Prince
Rupert
will
be
welcomed.
How
about
one
on
the
new
and
larger
liquor
vendor
building
to
stand
on
Second
Avenue?
Strangers
and
tourists
are
always
askln
questions,
else
wander
around
looking
as
if
they
intended
doing
so,
or
at
least
would
like
to.
correspondence.
The
social
hour
that
followed
with
Mrs.
P.
Boi'd
i
VI
k
Me'.'i
C.i,rA...
;
of
refreshments
as-Mrs.
Dolphin,
Mrs
I
in
a
session
of
community
sing-1
in
charge
ing
under
the
leadership
of
sisted
by
i
U)
j
made
In
England
us-1
I
lng.
Now
jj
j
Boys'
Cabtrdi-,,
M
j
Three
shades,
pl
j
'ippers,
real
bargama
I
I
From
J
I
B...t
fn
.
Frincipal
J.
S.
Wilson
and.
yielding
to
his
persuasive
pow-:
ers,
thoroughly
enjoyed
the
experience.
!
Mrs.
Logan
then
conducted
a
quiz
contest
with
members
o2
the
audience
taking
part
In
different
groups.
One
section
dealt
with
personalities
of
Prince
Rupert
past
and
present.
Another
dealt
with
provincial
and
national
matters
and
some
with
Logan
and
Mrs.
Greissel
brought
a
successful
meeting
to
a
close.
Miss
Yvonne
Larson
was
accompanist
for
opening
and
closing
,
numbers
as
well
as
for
the
com-
,
munity
singing.
;
The
members
are
looking
lor-
;
ward
to
the
combined
meeting
of
all
Parent
Teacher
Associu-,
tlons
in
Booth
School
next
Mon-
j
day
when
Fred
Wright,
official
j
delegate
from
the
city
P.T.A
;
j
Readers
complain
of
so
much
grief
in
the
daily
papers.
Small
:
wonder!
One
can
become
fed
up
'
with
these
dreary
recitals
of
arson,
murder,
divorce,
strikes,
;
casualties,
suicides,
robberies.
!
crashes,
rape,
wrecks
and
dls-
asters.
One
man
says
Us
enough
J
to
afflict
him
with
melancholia.
Though
incomplete,
all
this
could
j
be
called
a
reflection
of
life.
It's
j
news,
of
course.
So
is
the
wln-!
ning
of
a
fortune.
Front
page
'
stuff
is
not
necessarily
distressing.
Purchase
of
the
big
warehouse
at
Prince
Rupert
again,
j
this
time
to
develop
trans-Pac-'fic
business,
or
putting
the
grain
'
elevator
to
work,
would
also
be
i
news,
but
of
the
cheerful
type.
j
$153.50
literary
notables.
This
provided
Council,
will
report
on
the
an-much
memory
searching
and
nual
convention
of
the
Parent
ORGANIZED
BASEBALL,
as
represented
by
the
major
circuits,
now
begins
another
season.
There
has
bet-n
the
usual
fanfare
of
publicity,
with
a
majority
of
managers
in
each
league
declaring
his
team
would
finish
at
least
in
second
place.
The
public
has
become
accustomed
to
such
predictions
and
takes
no
stock
in
them.
It
is
enough
for
the
real
fan
that
play
is
on
again,
and
he
will
be
satisfied
if.
the
best
team
wins.
Baseball
has
held
first
place
in
American
sports
through
years
of
war
and
peace.
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
only
the
most
skilled
get
into
the
game
professionally
many
a
man
feels
he
could
have
been
a
star
had
he
devoted
his
efforts
to
it.
He
backs
his
own
judgment
on
every
critical
play,
as
well
as
or.
even-
decision
of
the
umpire.
1
As
the
season
progresses
and
different
teams
take
a
temporary
lead,
the
average
fan
picks
his
choice
for
the
pennant.
He
usually
sticks
to
that
club
throughout
the
season,
is
happy
when
it
wins,
disappointed
when
it
loses.
Through
it
all
runs
the
assumption
the
game
is
on
the
square,
that
anything
can
happen
a
tail-end
club
can
and
sometimes
does
defeat
the
league
leader.
Baseball
is
the
American
nation's
No.
1
.sport,
which
is
the
best
guarantee
the
new
season
will
be
a
successful
one.
Teacher
Federation
held
in
'
Vancouver
during
Easter
week
I
I
Pointing
&
Deem
SAVES
SPACE
I
GIANT
CAPACITY
I
I
ASHY
FOMAtU!
OPMATES
ON
15
OK
M
CYCUt
nniXTAi-tR
HANOI
r.li
i
SPENCE
&
Md
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
J
Phone
Blue
215
-
233
1
peneral
merriment.
t
Then
Mr.
Evans
showed
two
reels
one
of
"Making
Friends
with
Wild
Life,"
being
a
pic-,
torial
record
of
what
people
can'
do
with
birds
in
their
native
state
and
the
other
dealing
wiih
the
lobster
fisheries
of
Nova
Scotia'.
In
the
business
session,
over
which
President
Mrs.
H."
C.
Flood
presided,
many
matters
of
interest
were
discussed.
A
reply
fiom
the
Civic
Centre
director-
)
"
K
324
2nd
MORTIMER
Ave
(Near
CFPRl
Phone
311
McBrlde
St.
Satin-Glo
PRODUCTS
for
Wo
lis.
Woodwork,
j
This
summer
should
be
a
I
smasher
of
records
in
tourist
i
travel
to
Prince
Rupert
and
i
Alaska.
So
says
W.
O.
Connolly
i
of
Winnipeg,
CNR
passenger
;
traffic
manager,
who
has
been
j
in
the
city
accompanied
by
S.
M.
Greene
of
Vancouver,
CNR
gen-
eral
passenger
agent.
The
for-
mer,
back
in
1909
Issued
the
first
j
ticket
north,
for
sailing
on
the
SALE!
SALE!
SALE!
ond
Fumiturj
;
Prince
Rupert
on
her
maiden
1
i
voyage.
And,
so
to
speak,
he
has
Thompson
Hotdf
Co.Ud.
APRIL
21
&
22
Infants'
Underwear.
Gowns,
Rompers
Children's
Sweaters,
Overalls,
Shoes
Boys'
6
-
10
years,
Pants,
Underwear
seen
it
all.
Annually,
America
turns
gratefully
to
the
incom
parable
Inside
Passage
for
its
restfuHiess,
healing
calm
and
matchless
beauty.
Moving,
Parkins,
(
DAY
OR
NIGHT
Oil
Burner
Service!
If
your
oil
burner
does
not
give
perfect
service
call
GOltnON
.ROXSON
The
NKW
phone
number
BLACK
503.
Gordon
D.
Ronson
Oil
Burner
Specialist
All
work
is
backed
by
an
unconditional
guarantee
733
5th
West
Black
503
To
ordinary
Jellied
Boui
Shipping
iM
d
Cartage
and
llon,
add
i
cup
diced,
LIBBY'S
SWEET
MIXED
PICKLES,
about
teaspoon
!
lemon
juice.
Turn
from
mould
and
erre
with
your
farourite
salad
!
Jhe
Stork
Shop
Many
children
in
Prince
Rupert,,
parents
are
advised,
start
life
wirh'
defective
teeth.
Th:
being
the
case,
how
are
they
to
be
taught
the
best
way
to
dislike
candy?
Complete
Reliable
a:
lent
Service,
also
a.
Canadian
Liquid
Air
for
Oxygen.
AMtylw
welding
supplier
Blue
810
303
Third
Ave.
W.
Lindsay'i
CartaJ
Storage
Limit
uor.
2nd
and
Part
Est
1810
Phons
DISCARDING
DAY
THE
MANY
devices
and
.mechanisms
WITH
designed
for
the
purpose
of
making
men
and
women
an
orderly
and
comfortable
people,
no
one-has
ever
suggested
the
institution
of
a
day
for
an
inventory
of
ideas
and
"a
housecleaning
of
cumbersome
material.
,
'
t
'
.'-
The
subject
is
one
with
which
flexible
minds
may
toy
without
harm.
It
cannot
be
confused
with
forgetfulness
as
a
convenient
habit.
Many
persons
with
perfectly
sound
mental
powers
gather
up
in
the
course
of
the
years
material
they
suddenly
realize
has
lost
its
original
significance
and
they
discard
it.
There
may
often
be
timidity
in
parting
with
w
hat
has
become
like
an
old
friend.
It
pleased
Shakespeare
to
view
time
from
many
anghs
as
suited
his
dramatic
necessities,
as
when
he
wrote:
"Time
hath,
my
lord,
a
wallet
at
his
back
wherein
he
puts
alms
for
oblivion."
Some
say
science,
which
is
uncovering
so
many
mysteries,
may
reveal
oblivion
as
an
exploitable
region
in
which
the
discards
in
every
field
may
be
examined
for
the
desirability
of
giving
them
a
new
trial.
And
there
is
this
advantage
to
a
periodic
house
cleaning
of
the
mind:
Sweeping
out
old
ideas
helps
make
room
for
new
ones.
It's
just
as
well
to
correct
tills
one
to.
Somebody
over
in
Alberta
has
been
declaring
thai
once
Sitting
Bull
was
a
leader
of
Canada's
Indians.
He
wasn't.
The
Blackfoot
Chieftain
Crow-
foot
filled
that
post
with
dignity
anr1
ability.
And
lt
seems
to
be
.
about
time
Canada
was
again
informed
of
it.
RADIO
REPAIRS
K
Building
Products
Limited
A
Sound
Industry
,
This
Company
manufactures
asphalt
shingles,
roofing
felt,
wallboard,
insulating
materials,
waterproofing
paint,
etc.,
and
is
chief
distributer
of
liherglas
insulation.
Products
are
sold
in
the
low-price
housing
field,
and
there
is
always
a
steady
demand
for
them.
A
summary
of
the
Company's
affairs
appears
in
our
AND
DELIVER
,
-
PHONE
BLUE
9M
PICK
UP
SERVICE
.
WE
48
HR.
April
Investment
.Securities
Review.
"Investment
Securities
Review'
e)o
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CLINIC
RADIO
718
2nd
Ave.
West
C'J!"1
Free
on
Request
"Investment
Securities
Review"
also
contains
approximate
prices,
with
interest
and
dividend
income,
from
important
Canadian
Government,
Munici
i
Better
English
t
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"The
building
will
be
brought
to
final
completion
next
week."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"verbatim?"
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Misstatement,
misi!e,
missappropriate.
I
4.
What"
does
the
word
"incis
o
If
you
like
raw
vegetables
rmes
pal
and
Corporation
bonds
and
the
preferred
and
common
stocks
of
leading
banking,
public
utility,
industrial,
mining
and
oil
companies.
A
useful
ready
reference.
Write
for
a
copy
now.
D
...
to
'4
a
cup
of
mayonnaise,
add
onion
salt,
1
to
2
tablespoons
LIBBY'S
TOMATO
CATCHUP.
Separate
Bowers
of
small
cauliflower
.
.
.
dunk
into
sauce
...
eat
raw!
These
are
the
days
when
big
league
pennants
are
being
won
on
the
sports
pages.
rug
ive"
mean?
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
with
ca
that
means
"to
compute"?
Answers
James
Richardson
&
Sons
the
Pioneer
DruMj
ESTABLISHED
1137
PRESCRIPTION
itM
Pacific
Coast
Offices:
Reports
are
in
on
the
peach
crop.
Like
hopes
for
lower
taxes,
the
peaches
are
dead.
VANCOUVER
I
1.
Omit
final.
2.
Pronounce
vur-ba-tim,
u
as
in
fur,
a
as
in
bait,
accent
second
syllable.
3.
Misappropriate.
4.
Having
the
quality
of
cutting;
sharp,
acute;
sarcastic;
biting.
"It
was
an
in-!
cisive,
high
voice."
5.
Calculate.
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Daily
Delivery
Service
Phone
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For
the
Best
in
Watch
Repairs
SEE
GEORGE
COOK.
JEWELLER
o
lifts
Youll
be
Satisfied
527
3rd
Ave.
When
You
Buy
C.C
YOU
BUY
THE
PLANNING
YOUR
HOLIDAYS!
Bicycles
....
$41
"
Pi
Li:
'Ll
Tricycles
At
your
next
impromtu
party
RUPERT
CEMENT
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
Ready-Mix
Concrete
Delivered
to
the
Job
PRICES:
include
Darex
the
fifth
ingredient
in
Concrete
Four
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
$16.00
per
yard
Five
8acks
Cement
to
Yard
$17.50
per
yard
8
I
x
Backs
Cement
to
Yard
$18.95
per
yard
No
Orders
Accepted
for
less
than
two
yards
EQUIPMENT
FOR
RENT:
Two
wheeled
rubber
tyred
concrete
buggies
Bbc
per
day
Seven
cubic
feet
capacity
Single
wheeled
concrete
barrows
50c
per
day
ORDEKS
TO
BE
IN
ONE
DAY
TRIOR
TO
DELIVERY
Phones:
Office
60;
Plant
564
Include
a
certified
used
car
from
Bob
Porker's
ir)
your
holiday
schemes.
Come
in
or
phone
for
free
demonstration.
i"
'
'
spread
thin
,
ilicei
of
r
cooked
tongue
or
ham
with
LIBBY'S
PRE-PARED
MUSTARD.
Roll,
aecure
with
toothpick.
Broil
nntil
brown.
Serre
with
potato
chipi,
crisp
crackers
andaalad!
Joycycles
on
display
now
(fa
0
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