Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Monday.
January
21,
1952
f
I
Interesting
U.
.
a
Iwnnerluie
,t0ry
,J
he
conceives
dai
!
which-
involve
11
Zy
teachet
Lionel
Bar
newspaper
coliea,
f
i
fctone,
winch
sets
th.
,'
'
Ult
t
:
its
Mr
Th.
.....
(jcirclei
fcircieniiKi
M
Double
Bill'
-
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
.
auuiKjrtln,
"I
s
Rr
Capitol
Theatre
has
a
big
Uou-
i
eludes
J
f
r,
..
m
a
ble
bill
coming
un
tonight
and
Kcatiiiu
u-n,.
.
"'.
4
SEED
BOX
LIKE
FLORISTS
ALSO
!
Tuesday
-Man
With
a
Cloak."
i
Elizabeth
RMi,.n
"c:"-.
I
SAFE
FOR
GARDENERS
TO
USE
Automatic
watering
methods'
Hut
science
has
found
two
which
are
widely
practiced
by
met
hods
which
may
be
followed,
florist?
caneasi!y
be
adopted
by
boib
t
iter
than
spraying
on
amateur
gardeners
who
start
water
from
above.
These
meth-soeds
in
their
homes.
They
make
d
.
are
iiluM
rated.
On
the
left
it
possible
to
provide
constant
'
i
the
wick
metlu
d:
o.i
the
right,
moisture
for
indoor
seed
boxws
.sub-irrigation.
Hockey
Score
'
'
SUNDAY
!
Pl,cifit
l'at
I
New
Westminster
3.
s,,f
Intriguing
story
of
mystery
and
j
suspense
In
mid-nineteenth
cen-
j
tury
New
York,
and
"Banner-
j
line."
small
town
newspaper
romance.
I
In
"Man
With
a
Cloak,"
a
I
young
t
rench
girl
comes
to
New
York
to
seek
financial
aid
for
I
the
leaders
of
the
Republic
and
becomes
Involved
in
a
strange
1
mystery
and
unique
romance.
without
danger
of
overwatering
in''
v.ick
n.eth-.d
consists
of
r...
i
i
i
:
Expansion
Safe
Now
in
Progress
Storewide
at
WALLACE'S
of
Course
I
Spokane
10,
Trail
3
SATURDAY
Si
us
.
it;
a
ouuap
wick
oi
one
of
i;b'i-
L'us.
h).ei.:ng
one
wiek
in
the
fvntre
of
the
fiat
spreading
i
over
about
three
inches
in
or
forgetting
to
water
the
plants,
with
possibly
fatal
consequences.
Amateurs
who
prefer
to
start
their
own
seeds
indoors
rather
than
purchase
seedling
plants.
The
sus)cnse-puckcd
thriller
conceals
the
identity
of
the
chief
;
'
character
until
the
story's
end-
:
Pacific
Coasl
Seattle
2,
Tacoma.
9
Vancouver
f
m...
...
diameter
on
the
bottom
of
the
V
arc
able
to
make
important
sav
f':it.
inside
nnr)
lotting
thn
u.-1.l-
r"
S
!
irirl
.In.Th
fnltn
1b
an
ctilrr-
i
...
A
'
"
"ti
"'"'
vnjKiy
a..-uiiiii.iueu
h!.
in
the
water
The
-water
selecfon
of
the
subjects
to
be
set
then
move-,
up
to
the
soil
bv
-
1
4
ounS
Pot't-
Barbara
fatan-
Edmonton
4,
Calu
;trv
t
ou
Victoria
2,
Saskattiwi
(.
1
,
in
then-
gardens.
They
-can
capiiiary
alld
kvrps
tne
flat
a't
uniform
moisture
JOHN
U
.
"y-tl
turned
into
a
scheming
plotter,
vxit
I
Louis
Caihern
is
a
former
mar-
t
t
shal
Sj,ai
(n
j,,
tho
the
French
French
army
ormv
a
constant
content.
PEROW
NOTES
Mi
rmiiawMirtKMwA
.
J
Ammm
MteK.
.grow
exactly
th.?
varieties
they
prefer,
including
the
latest,
novelties,
or
old
favorites.
Latest
methods
of
preventing
disease.
i
using
artificial
light
when
needed,
and
regulating
moisture
make
success
certain
for
those
who
use
'
'.'em.
WeNlern
luternati.m,
Kimberley
4.
Nein
.
i.ai
ijunaiie
a.
Penticton
3.
Keiowiu
i
I
Okangan-Padfic
lf
Nanaimo
1,
Kamluum
1
FISHING
COMFORT
Joseph
Cantin.
78,
or
Etc.
Anne
cie
la
j
"Bannerline"
concerns
a
small!
PeratL.
Que.,
takes
his
winter
fishing
In
comfort
as
he
sits
in
a
j
town
cub
reporter.
played
by;
cosy
shack
and
pulls
in
two
"petits
poissons
de
chenal"
tommy-
Keefc
Brassell,
who
falls
in
love
cod.
Perhaps
one
of
the
oldest
tommycod
fisherman
on
the
n
a
young
school
leacner
sal
y
fcurre.st.
Ambitious
to
get
BULGER
Cjiiotnclriil
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
frozen
Ste.
Anne
River
Mr.
Cantin
set
up
his
shack
early
for
the
-seasonal
sport.
(CP
PHOTO
Jan.
9,
1952.
Mr.s.
Mc
Kay
has
come
to
Perow
to
ti
j;'h
school.
She
has
her
thrce-year-oid
son
with
her
and
I
is
.staying
with
Mr.s.
W.
Ball.
I
John
Cloarec
has
been
off
work
for
sereval
days
due
to
I
illness.
I
In
the
subirricntiuii
system
a
watei
proof
liner
is
used
to
hold
water
until
it
rises
through
the
soil
above.
Ii
a
pan
.'ufficiently
large
is
u-:e!
beneath
the
flat,
in
using
the
wick
method,
sufficient
.water
for
several
days
may
be
provided,
and
if
will
rise
onlv
as
fast
as
ncded.
enabling
plants
to
be
eft
unattended,
for
a
day
or
two.
when
necessary.
With
eithvr
method
there
is
no
danger
of
tinv
seedlings
being
washed
out
of
the
soil
when
water
is
Along
'mom
iL
The
Johnson
family
have
moved
into
the
house
recently
vacated
by
f
red
Galbraith.
The
Galbraiths
are
busily
getting
settled
at
Fore.stdale.
j
With
Kemano
Bay
now
added
steamer
Princess
Noraii
arrived
to
her
schedule
for
the
north-
in
port
at
9
o'clock
this
nuvn-!
ward
run
from
Vancouver,
Union
ing
from
the
.south
and
will
sail
i
steamer
Camcsun,
Capt.
Joh.i
,
tonight
on
her
return
to
Van-i
Bcden,
did
not
arrive
in
port
un-
couver
and
waypoints.
During
i
til
12:30
last
night
from
the
;
an
absence
of
.several
weeks,
the
i
Shipping
and
(Irtural
Moving,
racking,
dating.
Cartage
and
lruj;c
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
lor
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Lta
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1U10
Phones
o
and
6C
Leafs
Win;
Habs
Lose
TORONTO
d
-Toronto
Maple
T
H
C
mnn
m.
f,.,il-
noitilp
lt.
H.
Scott
has
.summoned
police
help
to
clear
up
the
disturbance
caused
by
night
prowlers
at
his
home.
Ai
RCMP
officer
has
aLsj
visited
Perow
during
the
past
,vcek
in
connection
with
thefts
hat
have
been
occuring
from
joods
laid
down
at
the
station.
'south,
sailing
this
morning
in.
Princess
Norah
relieved
on
the
j
continuation
of
her
voyage
uj
Vatyouver-Powell
River
run
and
l.'e
Ai
m
and
Stewart
whence
j
also
received
annual
overhaul.
I
she
is
due
to
retu.n
here
tomor-The
Princess
Louise
was
on
tiie
i
row
morning
and
sail
south
at
northern
run
while
.ine
was
Today
n
Wednesdo
First
Show
1M
m
I
Last
Cumplrle
Show
away.
v
victories
in
week-end
National
i
League
hockey
action
but
the
j
..
.
.
.,
.,
.
Union
steamer
Chllcotin,
Capt
cr:-.fs
other
Canadian
te.im
In
spite
of
the
miners'
strike,!
William
MCombe.
returned
to;
hundreds,
of
job-seekers
have
Mimtrftnt
O'A
tin
rlinj-ic
lost
both
Anange
the
Heating
Cable
in
I.
u.ps
for
Fven
(overage
tn..ir
'
ipoit
at
5:45
last
evening
from
i
lately
been
sailing
from
Van
Gov't
Agent
Transferred
I,
i
,-
-Tiie
Leafs
trounced
the
Boston:','
ci
;,Vh
,IT
o
I
wi.iiuson-n.iiuo.wn
.
I'm
n
H
I
Mil
I'm
cran
tmt
Y
lniei
ana
sanea
at
8
p.m.
'camp
at
Kemano
In
all.
since
Most
failures
of
flower
and
Brums
6
to
2
in
Toronto
Satur-VMetuble
seeds
to
grow
are
pro-
c!:!V
lird
then
jdged
the
tail-end
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnU
New
Year
nine
boats
have
sailed.
time
to
each
inents
The
'
vessel
had
a
large
list
of;
It
takes
considerable
bably
due
to
either
a
lack
1
or
an
Black
Hawks
3
to
1
In
!
Zrd
,
co"slufrttWe
l"
8
,h
,r
rip
hire
In
order
to
screen
ex.
ss
ol
moUture.
Punday
afternoon
game
m
Chi-,
f,
,
(..,,;
ii.;,ith.
Here
Friday
evening,
;
worker
and
make
arrange
li
the
soil
gets
too
dry.
the
tiny
'
'he
had
83
loagers
going
through)
tor
transportation
'"
l
(
J;
Winked
blanked
4
4
tn
to
0
-
scealmgs
witn
their
shallow
;
lrom
lrom
Vancouver
Vancouver
to
to
the
the
Juskat.U
Juskatla.
!
WRATH
ALL'S.
Photo
Finishing
DEVELOPING,
PRINTING
ENLARGING
,
EXPOSURE
METERS
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
'lione
'irccn
130
Boa
17H
ro.-!
mnv
nerwh
in
"on
h.
ir
fho
league-leading
Detrol
SMITHEHS
Kenneth
D.
Mc-fi:it,
for
several
years
government
aent
here,
ha.s
been
transfer
cd
to
Nelson.
Prior
to
their
c.
pa:
tine,
several
social
events
have
been
held
in
honor
of
Mr.
and
Mr.s.
McRae
who
have
been
popular
residents
of
this
camp
and
was
also
carrying
75;
kept
too
wet.
gungi
mav
develop.
n,u
"'"Ps
Montreal
Saturday
;
,,,lkprs
--.
mnv,.ri
,'
,Va.:
Two
Alaska
Ireighleis.
on
tlirir
Af
ir.
.
C-
,,!S
resulting
in
the
fatal
disease
fnfi,t"-n
a
2
to
1
decision
j
mano
and
h(adin-
VanC()U.l
regular,
runs,
w.'re
in
port
during
I
U?::?TJT
"
B"Slun.,
fvw
who
remained
aboard
or
the!!
-cnd.
Northbound
from!
.
-un
iui
wic
syn
while
the
run
was
k,.i.,:
Vancouver
w
eKugway.
ir
ss.
Lrst
time
in
fourteen
starts
on
i
ma;,
,rn,mrt
,n
n..
rl.,r..,ll
I
Yukon
Princess.
Cant.
Bert
Field
T
"I"
If
il
...
....
vuaivn,
.
-...
I
I
K
M
I
W
IUI
m
bin
ncr'.it
ire
when
they
nipped
the
Mands
Ri'd
Wings
3
to
2
Sunday
night
1
laiiiiin
I'lmrri
itirillrr
If
yo'i
want
to
si
11
it,
advertise
it,
Nes
cias.,;fied
arrived
at
9
a.m.
Sunday
and
sailed
at
noon
for
the
north.
In!
the
opposite
direction,
Frank
1
Watcrhouse
Line
s
Cassiar,
Capt
1
William
Oleason,
arrived
at
11
8
m
Saturday
and
sailed
south
at
7
p.m.
IT'S
COMING!
IT'S
A
"Mt'ST"
TO
SKK!
I
"AN
AMERICAN
IN
PARIS"
j
;
Although
out
of
service
for
SCENE
SOURCE
j
annual
overhaul.
Union
steamer
Animal
products
including
:
Catala
was
pressed
into
service
musk
and
ambergris
are
the
!
last
week
for
a
special
voya??
foundation
of
many
types
of
north
to
Kemano
Bay
to
pick
t:
perfume.
up
a
group
of
slrikers
from
the
I
i
Morrison-Kniidsen
Alcan
tunivl
.cancel
uamping
oil.
To
Keep
th
moisture
"just
right"
was
formerly
a
matter
of
experienced
judgment
and
required
a
constant
watch
on
the
seed
flat,
difficult
for
the
amateur.
Volunteers
for
Civil
Defence
Call
for
volunteers
to
join
the
civil
defence
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
issued
by
Co-ordinator
W.
H.
"Busteir'
Hills,
and
as
soon
as
a
nucleus
of
an
organization
can
be
formed,
training
will
commence.
Mr.
Hills,
who
is
also
assistant
Tire
chief
here,
says
he
will
require
"as
many
volunteers
as
y
-..sible."
V
S(
Of
VKK
VICTORIA
Pittsburgh
Cinches
It
construction
work.
The
men
had
been
remaining
In
camp
at
Ko
mao
in
spit5
of
the
fact
tha',
their
straight
had
been
declared
illegal.
The
authorities
ordered
them
out.
Back
on
the
run
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
via
Kitimat
and
Kemano,
C.P.R.
in-
!
..Hi!
:
the
n
111!
Tj.it:
MUSIC
and
DRAMA
FESTIVAL
K3
IIUI!
V
By
JOE
BRADIS
at
'J
PITTSnUROII.
(API
King
Clancys
I'itsburgh
Hornets
ap
because
of
practice,
pr.ict.ire
and
more
practice.
"We've
got
the
best
defensive
Chilcolin
8
p.m.
January
20
Chilcolin
midnight
Januaiy
13
and
21
Camosun
Tii"day.
12
Noon
MKV.
A
KM,
STKWAIIT
AM)
IOI1T
SIMPSON
.Sunday,
"anio-.un.
1
1
pm.
l-IHt
NoltTll
()(
FKN
(
II
Mtl.O
I
I
K.
IM.AMIS
January
18
S'.
Chili
oi
in
midniglil.
I
OU
SOl'TII
C(l
KKN
(
MAItlO
l
I
K
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcolin
January.
11
and
25
I
it
AN
K
J.
SKINNIIt
Prince
Kuji
rt
A'cnt
Third
Avenue
Phone
Otiii
pear
a
shoo-in
for
their
fir.it
"We
probably
need
1000
men
An)"ric;in
Hockev
Leacne
Div-
team
in
the
league
and
.-ill
we'vn
Copies
of
Printed
Syllabus
available
at
Civic
Centre
desk
or
Mrs.
H.
S.
Wholcn.
Box
405
KEEP
WARM
ELECTRICALLY
ELECTRIC
HEATERS"
Sill.
the
SINGING
PIANO
SOLOS
DRAMA
DANCING
ACCORDION
CHORAL
SPEAKING
VIOLIN
BAND
INSTRUMENTAL
5-75
600
woft
radiant
nid
women
to
adequately
organ-
ision
title
in
15
years
and
its
all
Rot
to
do
to
win
the
title
is
apply
ize
civil
defence
in
this
area."
the
result
of
constant
practice!111'-'
talents
of
our-trade."
Applications
will
be
taken
at
Clancy,
kicking
around
pro-
The
HorneUs
took
tho
.sting
tne
fire
haU.
and
men
and
fessional
hockev
for
31
year?
as
out
of
the
Western
division
by
women
will
be
fitted
into
cate-
a
p;ayeri
referce
anU
C0J,,n
winning
their
first
eight
game
gorics
according
to
their
experi-
gem
reus
for
the
first
time
this
They
now
ride
the
league
table
ence
and
choice,
says
the.
eo-
week.
He
gave
the
boys
a
24-
with
a
10-point
advantage
over
cimnatoi.
hour
breathing
spell
alter
they
tho
challenging
Cleveland
B.ir-
Categone.s
include
ambulance
twice
thumped
the
Calder
Cup
ns.
(Ii.
vers,
rescue
workers,
police,
champion
Cleveland
Barons.
Clancy
figures
the
Hornets
lire
fighters,
wardens,
first
aid,
"jr.s
practice
that
counts"
need
at
least
a
dozen
more
vic-
womon
welfare
workers,
rest
sla-
said
the
49-year
old
mentor
who
torica
in
the
remaining
24
games
attcnclanUs.
is
the
last
man
in
the
Hornet
tot
a
cushion
to
the
divisional
Recent
government
legislation
organisation
to
toss
adjectives
title
and
the
Calder
Cup
play-providc,
tor
compensation
in
around
with
reckless
abandon
crease
of
in
uncs
during
training,
-
We
left
Team
the
training
camp
in
manager
Barf
Qastien
says
Mr.
Hills
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