Prince
Ruperr
Doily
News
Friday,
April
4,
1952
The
New
3rd
Ave.
Cue
eeturfei
t,:
i7'.
t
ju
favorite
subject
the
evils
of
iu-bacco.
"Carefully
complied
statlsttW"
I
had
bceii
a
modification
in
Llie
,
load
line
restrictions
as
far
as
j
Prince
Rupert
and
Alaska
ports
;
were
concerned.
This
is
taken
he
asserted,
"demonstrate
that
Load
Line
In
Summer
Starting
April
16
Larger
Cargoes
Here
Will
be
Fussiblc
to
mean
that
foreign
vessels
.
every
cigar
a
man
smokes
short
which
go
down
the
inside
pas
BLACKWOOD
on
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
harbor
master
and
port
warden.'
Winning
certificates
of
com-
i
petency
in
home
trade
under1
158
tons
were:
j
Andrew
Dyohavn,
Herman!
Rensvold,
James
Fields,
Tilly
j
Lloyd,
Charles
.
Currie,
Denver;
Secord,
Sydney
Croxford,
Chas.l
Haan,
Ramond
Haugan,
Martin
sage
will
now
be
able
to
load
to
summer
levels
as
well
as
American
and
Canadian
vessels
which
now
enjoy
the
privilege.
From
Wallace's
Westward
Wallace's
is
but
one
of
many,
fine
new
building
accomplish-,
ments
In
recent
years:
Other:
i
Killas
and
Christopher
Block.;
Overwaitea.
j
T.
W.
Woolworth
&
Co.
under
construction).
j
Northland
Dairy.
.
!
R.
E.
Mortimer
office.-
j
1
Chef
Lennard's
Cafe.
Succeed
in
Navigation
Twenty
-One
Local
Candidates
Win
Certificates
of
Competency
Twenty-tone
candidates
took
examinations
for
certificates
of
With
the
advent
of
April
16
and
until
October
15,
ocean
going
freighters
coming
to
Prince
ens
his
life
by
a
week,
and
eaf
cigarette
by
three
days."
A
man
in
the
audience
rose
to
inquire,
"Are
those
statistics
curate?"
"Absolutely
accurate,
sir,ff(i-clared
the
lecturer.
"Why?"
-
"It's
quite
important
to
ma,"
replied
the
man,
"for
if
they're
accurate,
I've
been
dead
287
years."
Ericksen,
Foster
Husoy
,4.1
ITiinui1oc
Pftm
riot
i
Robert
i
Rupert
will
be
able
to
load
to
Tough,
Elmer
Pollard,
Ronald
OLD
METHOD
Use
of
the
tetter
"S"
in
place
of
tho
long
"F"
in
English
literature
was
first
adopted
by
John
the
summer
load
line
under
international
'
regulations.
This
Jones,
Douglas
Ross,
Keith
Phil-ipson,
Arvid
Maki,
Perry
York,
John
Strand,
Elmer
Clausen.
George
Oral
.am
won
his
papers
as
mate
ht
home
trade.
means
that
Vessels
loading
such
j
Bell,
publisher,
who
died
in
1831.
commodities
as
wheat
will
be
'
,
,
-
able
to
take
up
as
much
as
300
""""
3
copmetency
in
navigation
conducted
in
the
city
during
the
c
I'artncr-IJrowbcating
Department
hy
don't
you
quit
browbeating
your
1
every
hand?"
akod
Mr.
Champion.
Remark
was
met
with
a
chorus
of
"Look
1"
by
11
r.
Abel,
Mr.
Muzzy,
Mr.
Dale
lix
of
the
assembled
kibitzers.
McRae
Bros,
(under
construction).
Daily
News.
Prince
Rupert
Bowling
Alleys.
Fraser
&
Payne.
Totem
Theatrey
!
Seruby's
Fur
Storage,
j
SuperValu.
And
more
under
Two
young
men
saw
two
pretty
girls
meet
and
embrace.
Said
one:
"That's
what's
past
couple
of
days
by
Capt.
J.
Llewellyn,
examiner
of
master
and
mates,
and
all
were
successful.
All
but
three
of
the
candidates
weje
local
fishing
vessel
operators.
They
took
their
or
400
more
tonsef
cargo.
Prince
Rupert
will
then
be
on
an
equal
basis
with
Vancouver
and
other
ports
below
the
latitude
where
the
winter
differential
starts.
There
has
been
some
speculation
here
as
to
the
meaning
of
a
dispatch
from
Washington
this
week
suggesting
that
there
I
wrong
with
the
country?"
"What
do
you
mean?"
asked
ulnrrabU-
courses
during
the
past
winter!
his
friend.
ed
to
get
trumps
out,
didn't
:
he?"
said
Mr.
Heinsite.
j
1
HIST
JOB
1
"Not
at
that
point,"
said
Mr.
!
Champion
firmly.
"In
the
safety
from
Capt.
W.
Koughan,
local
"Women
doing
men's
work."
"Don't
you
think
you're
too
fast?"
he
asked.
"Look
j
plays
you
are
willing
to
lose
one
I
out!
You'll
sew
the
wrong
seam!
f
Matthew
B.
Ehrlich
Registered
Architect
trick
to
make
sure
that
you
will
Mind
that
corner,
novfr!
Slow
j
down.
Ecttcr
watch
your
finder.
1
Steady!"
"What's
the
matter
with
you,
John?"
said
his
wife,
alarmed.
"I've
been
running
this
machine
for
years."
"Well,
I
thought
you
might
lMr.
S
-
NilTH1
H-7
0
2
a
-k
io
C
10
0
B
5
2
not
lose
two.
Abel's
first
job
was
!
to
find
out
whether
he
could
'
afford
the
luxury
of
the
safety
j
!
play
in
the
trump
suit.
He
should
1
j
have
led
a
diamond
and
finessed
the
queen.
I
"If
that
lost,"
Mr.
Champion
fc
1
4
J
continued,
"the
safety
play
was
like
me
to
neip
you,
since
you
I
out
and
the
best
play
then
would
;
help
me
drive
the
car."
1
be
to
lead
the
king
of
spades
;
'
first.
In
other
words,
Abel
would
spades
should
be
led
promptly
have
to
play
to
lose
no
spade
!
and
that
would
hold
the
spade
Eii.-tl
Pan
Puns
II
NT
(S
tricks
at
all.
,
losers
to
one
no
matter
which
Congratulations
to
Wallace's
Department
Store
On
Brightening
Up
Third
Avenue
We
are
happy
lo
have
done
the
Wiring
and
Lighting
in
the
new
store.
.
Of
course.
If
the
diamond
fi-
'
opponent
had
four
to
the
cfuwn-
nnlv
a
worked,
then
the
ace
of
!
10.
P
13
,
.
"
;
,
:
nesse
4
one
of
the
best
,
Designer
of
the
New
Wallace's
premises
;n
the
game.
He
jj,,h
lor
Mr.
Hein-i
latter
gives
him
Ation
in
the
crtt-
ripened
to
bring
.Hussion.
Against
jp.
Mr
Champion
Ij
of
hearts
which
ct
it
sueen
on
the
hnueht
Mr.
Ab"l
dummy's
king
of
1028
Marker
Sr.
'
v
Philadelphia,
Pa.,
U.S.A.
J
O
Congratulations!
NEON
SIGN
for
Wallace's
Department
.Store
Installed
by
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
Exterior
Design
by
EHRLICH
tin
loudly
when
fcaed
out
of
the
I)
he
had
to
lose
b
lor
down
one.
ol
spades
first."
4
Heinsite.
"That's
i'
safety
play
with
Unudlng
the
queen
-ne
Am
I
right,
I
replied
Mr.
wismgly.
"At
trick
fdn't
have
led
the
is
or
the
ace
of
fi
He
shouldn't
have
4ii
mean?
He
want'
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&
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